Feminist Theory and the Body: A Reader

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Janet Price, Margrit Shildrick
Taylor & Francis, 1999 - 487 sivua
Price and Shildrick bring together over 40 important feminist thinkers to discuss key arguments and issues concerning the body. It includes articles on race, cyberspace, theatre, classics, transsexuality, reproductive technologies, illness, rape, plastic surgery, and disabilities. The articles cover many different areas with a stress on the interdisciplinary links of contemporary feminist thought with philosophy, cultural studies, sociology and queer studies. What unites the various approaches represented is the understanding of the body as a site of contestation, the place where feminism can engage directly with the devaluation of women and move on to mobilize strategies of resistance.
 

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Introduction
17
How Does a Black Woman
50
Why We Should Add
64
Introduction
79
The Nose and Taste
91
Cultural Inscriptions
105
Tribades Tomboys and Tarts
111
The Making of Female Masculinity
125
Introduction
275
Interview from Warrior Marks
302
The Trials of the Black African Woman
309
Feminism Disability and Transcendence
324
Introduction
337
Women and Everyday Spaces
359
A MorningMourning Ritual
371
BodiesCities
381

Cybersexuality
134
The Hot Rod Bodies of Cybersex
140
Living with Cancer
149
The Storm before the Calm
169
Feminism and the
190
Introduction
217
Power Bodies and Difference
227
Bodies that Matter
235
Feminism Foucault and the Politics of the Body
246
Write Your Body and The Body in Theory
258
Psychoanalysis and the Body
267
Sexual Economies
388
Woman Nation and Narration in Midnights
399
Introduction
413
The Guilty Pleasures of Female Theatrical Cross
423
Breaking the Boundaries of the Broken Body
432
Feminine Charms and Outrageous Arms
445
Cosmetic Surgery as Feminist
454
Freuds Fetishism and the Lesbian Dildo Debates
466
Copyright Acknowledgements
477
Name Index
485
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