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Storia delle Donne, 2020 «Feminist Studies» is an interdisciplinary women’s studies journal, first published in 1972: the oldest US journal of Women’s Studies. It is an English-language, peer-reviewed journal, publishing three issues annually in print and electronic form ...
Ashwini Tambe, Brittany Fremaux
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A Comparative Study of the Novel Kharej Al-Jasad from the Efaf Al-Batayeneh and Kowli Kenar -e- Atash by Moniro Ravanipour; Based on Feminist elements [PDF]
ادبیات تطبیقی, 2021 1.Introduction In the field of contemporary Arabic and Persian literature, Afaf al-Batayneh and Moniro Ravanipour are two well-known figures who have sought to identify women by creating various works of fiction.
Vahab Moradian +2 more
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#SayHerName Loudly: How Black Girls Are Leading #BlackLivesMatter
Radical Teacher, 2016 In the style of a black feminist roundtable, black girls at LREI (Little Red School House & Elisabeth Irwin High School), the famous progressive school from which Angela Davis was graduated in 1961, discuss the ways in which they are leading the ...
Ileana Jiménez
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Beyond Victims & Villains: Teaching Cleland With Haywood & Behn
ABO : Interactive Journal for Women in the Arts 1640-1830, 2020 This essay explores strategies for teaching Cleland's Memoirs of a Woman of Pleasure (Fanny Hill) in the introductory literature classroom, and why it might be especially valuable to do so at a time when issues surrounding sexual violence, rape culture ...
Christopher Nagle
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Mobilizing Motherhood: The Use of Maternal Myths in Popular Development Discourse
Global justice: Theory, Practice, Rhetoric, 2015 In this paper, I examine how maternal myths are deployed in popular development literature. Using critical discourse analysis and working within a feminist postcolonial framework I analyse five texts produced by development organizations for popular ...
Jacqueline Marie Potvin
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Feminist anger and feminist respair [PDF]
Feminist Media Studies, 2019 How bad things have become. Or perhaps it is more accurate to say: how bad things have always been, but it is only now that some people with particular kinds of class and race privilege are beginni...
Kay, Jilly Boyce, Banet-Weiser, Sarah
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Crisis, What Crisis? Immigrants, Refugees, and Invisible Struggles
Refuge, 2018 Different evocations of “crisis” create distinct categories that in turn evoke certain social reactions. After 2008 Greece became the epicentre of the “financial crisis”; since 2015 with the advent of the “refugee crisis,” it became the “hotspot of ...
Anna Carastathis +2 more
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Language, Sex, and Luther: Feminist Observations
Religions, 2020 Reading Luther from a feminist perspective reveals paradoxes and ambiguities in Luther’s writings related to language and sex, but we cannot make sense of Luther without important historical information, particularly the history of the meaning of ...
Mary J. Streufert
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Home and Exile – Dancing in the Mess of Contradictions
Open Philosophy, 2022 This is a meta-reflection on the methodological and epistemological challenges of doing ethnographic theology in a context outside the church or religious communities. Particularly, it argues that in a multi- or inter-disciplinary setting theologians are
Hellsten Laura
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Gender Discrimination, Disability and Legal Reforms: Revisiting the Evidence
Brawijaya Law Journal, 2020 This article intends to discuss how gender affects women’s and men’s experience of disability and their basic human rights. It discusses at length about the Feminist Disability Study and its relation with the feminist study to find out a clear conception
Subir Kumar Roy
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