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...Ed Cohen Copyright © 2019 University of Illinois Press 2019 A "Special" Difference: For a Foucauldian/Feminist Genealogy ofFreud Ed Cohen As far as the differentiation into two sexes is concerned, we can know something certain about only one of the terms of the difference. [ Out...

...Caroline Arni; Catharine Diehl Copyright © 2012 University of Illinois Press 2012 "Moi seule" 1833: Feminist Subjectivity, Temporality, and Historical Interpretation CarolineAmi Translated by Catharine Diehl In 1833, a time abounding with combative pamphlets, a particularly explicit...

...Sandrine Sanos Abstract This article proposes that returning Denise Riley’s work on (and troubling of) the category of “women” offers a feminist theorizing and politics that remains both critical and relevant to the political present. It argues that reading Riley again, alongside other anti...

...Alys Eve Weinbaum Abstract This article theorizes the reproductive dimensions of racial capitalism. It begins by bringing into conversation Black Marxist theories of racial capitalism and Marxist feminist theories of social and biological reproduction proffered by Cedric Robinson and Silvia...

...Amanda Armstrong-Price; Julie Beth Napolin Abstract In this conversation, composed through written correspondence, Julie Beth Napolin and Amanda Armstrong-Price discuss aspects of Denise Riley’s “Am I That Name?” in light of contemporary feminist debates, including debates within black feminism...

... essay of the same year, “Can the Subaltern Speak?” and argues that a stubbornly realist gaze remains blind to the enduring questions of feminist and postcolonial thought. Copyright © 2021 by Duke University Press 2021 critique feminism Denise Riley Gayatri Spivak Over the last two...

... these arguments, the article intervenes into current conversations in the feminist historiography of slavery, capitalism, and reproduction and contributes to emerging work on same-sex sexual relations in the context of enslavement. It closes with a short reflection on the stakes of Luke’s story for historiography...

..., Fraser's text explicitly accuses second­ wave feminism ofinadvertently legitimizing the structural transformation of capitalism into neoliberalism. Feminist critiques ofstate-organized capital­ ism, she suggests, became cannon fodder for a post-Fordist, transnational, neoliberal system. The feminist...

...-feminist discourses, a theme that became more apparent as my work progressed. This article investigates the recent upsurge in women’s leadership in a land-rights movement led by women who are known publicly as sulāliyāt. 1 My research details the terms of their movement, particularly as the debate...

...Robyn Marasco Copyright © 2013 University of Illinois Press 2013 HISTORY ofthe PRESENT Terms and Conditions Robyn Marasco "The reason I was keen on the term patriarchy;' Carole Patemanremarked in a 2003 interview, "was because we do need a word to talk about the question feminists...

.... Poor countries take on a role like that of the traditional woman within the family-patient, nurturing and self-denying. A division of labor feminists critiqued when it was "local" has now, metaphorically spealc­ ing, gone global. -Barbara Ehrenreich and Russell Arlie Hochschild, Global Woman: Nannies...

... Iyko . Alien Capital: Asian Racialization and the Logic of Settler Colonial Capitalism . Durham, NC : Duke University Press , 2016 . Federici Silvia . Revolution at Point Zero: Housework, Reproduction, and Feminist Struggle . Oakland, CA : PM , 2012 . Fett Sharla . Working...

... have never before been exposed to critical investigation. Despite the powerful influence of feminist theory and cultural studies in insisting on the centrality of problems of race, gender, and sexuality in any left politics, the debates over essentialism and foundationalism in these fields in the 1980s...

... approach clearly poses the question of epis­ temic responsibility in the reproduction of stereotypes of violence: for this reason feminist scholars have denounced the androcentric point of view of studies on violence, which have implicitly considered violence as being related to the public sphere...

... attending a gender seminar organized by Joan Scott, and for the atmosphere ofnovelty, exploration, and overall ex­ citement in feminist studies. Though women's studies was already an estab­ lished subject in academia, and though feminist theories ofvarious strands were put forward, known, and widely...

... added that Many of us in the Centre—mainly, of course, men—thought it was time there was good feminist work in cultural studies. And we indeed tried to buy it in, to import it, to attract good feminist scholars. As you might expect, many of the women in cultural studies weren’t terribly interested...

... figures who disregarded the rules of conduct proper to peace politics and affective regimes of reconcili­ ation. I turn to (western) feminists' discussions of Antigone to highlight the injury that Kurdish women's defiant political performance is said to have inflicted on the Turkish polis. But I also...

... Towers collapsed: even (then)First Lady Laura Bush came out of her feminist closet to emancipate Afghan women. Now, the context is quite different in Europe-as neoconservatives were quick to point out in the United States: ''Americans are from Mars, Europeans are from Venus:' This is a kinder, gentler...

... been informed that I have to move to a much smaller accommodation by the end of the summer, and that means not only downsizing my library (a difficult enough task) but sorting through these accumulated mountains of paper as well. My files are going to Brown’s Feminist Theory Archive and the archivist...

... Certeau might show up in various courses and texts on historiography, Freud and the larger psychoanalytic project seemed doomed. And yet, in recent years, one can discern a revival of sorts at the conjuncture of psychoanalysis and history, at times more indebted to the feminist psychoanalytic criticism...