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...-denial that is the key to political engagement and effectiveness: “Radical politics is about being happy, not about being good.” She was on the “pro-sex” side in the feminist sex wars over the issue of pornography and believed that a feminism that did not champion everyone’s sexual freedom would...

.... The reviewer thinks this radical book is often taken too literally and should be recognized as belonging, at least in part, to the genre of utopian writing. feminist utopia feminist futures Second Wave feminism radical feminism founders of feminism The Dialectic of Sex Shulamith Firestone ...

... of the most original and independent cultural critics in America from the 1960s until her death in 2006. second wave feminism rock critic pro-sex feminism feminist writer radical feminism Ellen Willis This review revisits Firestone’s key text in the history of the second wave, twenty-five...

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... radical feminism territoriality social medicine community health “The Science Fiction of Apartheid's Spatial Fix, 1948–1970s” shows how the apartheid state's attempts to engineer a science fiction reality of forced estrangement, even in its golden years of the 1950s and 1960s, intensified...

... maximizers, radical feminists versus cultural feminists, social constructionists versus essentialists, feminists versus motherists, etc. Such tensions in feminism between emphasizing or de-emphasizing the identity “woman” are not considered here as universal or timeless, but, it is argued, such fundamental...

... that policing and repression and legal definitions of what were or were not acceptable pornographic images would lead feminism away from its earlier calls for liberation and experimentation and towards a feminism that saw men as by definition violent and women as needing to be protected by the (then very...

..., has funded trans-exclusionary radical feminist groups and worked with them. This chapter tracks these campaigns and interrogates the rhetorical and ideological transformations that attend them. political science trans-exclusionary feminism Christian activism feminism ...

... difference, minimizers versus maximizers, radical feminists versus cultural feminists, social constructionists versus essentialists, feminists versus motherists, etc. Such tensions in feminism between emphasizing or de-emphasizing the identity “woman” are not considered here as universal or timeless...