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Fiction and (Post) Feminism in Atwood's "Bodily Harm"

NOVEL: A Forum on Fiction, 1985
Margaret Atwood's fifth and latest novel, Bodily Harm, engages the corrosive question of the "post-feminist" 80s: "Why would any woman today label herself a feminist?"' The protagonist of the book, a free-lance journalist named Rennie Wilford, is thought to be "way out ahead of it" by Canadians in the know.
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The New Plutocratic (Post)Feminism

2020
Diane Negra, Hannah Hamad
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On the Impotence of Cultural Post-Feminism

Social Philosophy Today, 2001
Heidi Nelson Hochenedel, Douglas Mann
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The Illusions Of Post-Feminism

2014
Vicki Coppock   +2 more
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