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Feminist Performance as Feminist Historiography
Theatre Survey, 2004Given performance history's disciplinary complexity, not to mention the complications of a “we” comprised by so many different scholars, Theatre Survey 's question is, in one sense, unanswerable.
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FEMINIST INTERVENTIONS: FEMINIST IMPERATIVES
Art History, 1982Old Mistresses: Women, Art and Ideology by Rozsika Parker and Griselda Pollock, London: Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1981, 184 pp., 97 ills, £12.95 cloth, £5.95 ...
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How feminist is the ‘feminist capital’?
Cities, 1986Abstract San Jose, in California's Silicon Valley, is the self-proclaimed ‘feminist capital of the United States’ and, along with Santa Clara County, has a female majority on its council. This article describes the rise of San Jose's women to positions of power and their impact on public policy.
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Women & Therapy, 2007
Feminist therapy is a compelling framework to use with women who are survivors of domestic violence due to its focus on power and oppression in women's lives. However, feminist frameworks have been criticized for their lack of attention to the experiences of diverse groups of women, a shortcoming that multicultural frameworks have attempted to address.
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Feminist therapy is a compelling framework to use with women who are survivors of domestic violence due to its focus on power and oppression in women's lives. However, feminist frameworks have been criticized for their lack of attention to the experiences of diverse groups of women, a shortcoming that multicultural frameworks have attempted to address.
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Feminist Fiction, Feminist Form
Frontiers: A Journal of Women Studies, 1990The early seventies was a period of enormous productivity for women writers, British, American, and Canadian. Within 1972-1975 were published Doris Lessing's Summer Before the Dark, Margaret Drabble's Realms of Gold, Margaret Atwood's Surfacing, Margaret Laurence's The Diviners, Erica Jong's Fear of Flying, Ursula K.
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Feminist Readings: Feminists Reading
The Modern Language Review, 1992Siv Jansson +4 more
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2012
Critics greet feminist ethics with suspicion, alleging that it is biased towards the interests of women. Feminist ethicists reply that it is traditional ethics which is biased. As they see it, for centuries traditional ethicists claimed to speak for all of humanity, when they were speaking only or primarily for men, and the most privileged of men at ...
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Critics greet feminist ethics with suspicion, alleging that it is biased towards the interests of women. Feminist ethicists reply that it is traditional ethics which is biased. As they see it, for centuries traditional ethicists claimed to speak for all of humanity, when they were speaking only or primarily for men, and the most privileged of men at ...
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