...: Does Null Hypothesis Testing Create a False Dichotomy?” Feminism and Psychology 7 , no. 1 : 63 – 81 . Fougeyrollas-Schwebel Dominique . 2005 . “Controverses et Anathèmes au Sein du Féminisme Français des Années 1970” (“Controversies and Anathemas in French Feminism in the 1970s...

...?” Nouvelles Questions Feministes 16/18 : 93 – 118 . Delphy Christine . (1991) 1993 . “Rethinking Sex and Gender.” Women's Studies International Forum 16 , no. 1 : 1 – 9 . Delphy Christine . 1995a . “The Invention of French Feminism: An Essential Move.” Yale French Studies...

... lines of feminist hermeneutics, there was no text we a new we couldn t crack. It was a heady moment. Is it true that there was no problem in articulating feminism and structuralism together? Yes and no. It s probably that combination of enthusiasms that British reviewers of the book (about French...

..., it is because she is only too will­ ing to claim the label of feminism for herself that an outstanding and courageous femi­ nist philosopher such as Michele Le Doeuff is completely marginalized in France. In the 1990s, French intellectual women must work in an environment that is either intensely hostile...

... Guillaumin, and Monique Wittig, ar­ gued for a materialist feminism, very much in the spirit of Simone de Beauvoir.18 In French feminist philosophy, the anti-Beauvoirean stance of Luce Irigaray is powerfully countered by the careful analy­ Beauvoir s Utopia 317 sis of Beauvoir s position as a philosopher...

... in the nineteenth-century Caribbean, the French women s movement of the 1970s and 1980s, and contemporary celebrity feminism in the United States are among the topics ex­ plored here. In spite of their diversity, all the contribu- The South Atlantic Quarterly 93:4, Fall 1994. Copyright © 1994 by Duke University...

... 2002 Notes on Contributors is a lecturer in French studies at the University of Warwick in England. He is the author of Michel de Certeau: Interpretation and Its Other and French Cultural...

...Colleen Lye If one of French Maoism’s main contributions to the sixties’ cultural turn was a theory of the relative autonomy of ideology, one of US Maoism’s main contributions was identity politics. A product of the application of Mao’s theory of contradiction to US circumstances, identity politics...

... collective of the journal of French materialist feminism, Questions Féministes, which was established in 1977 with Simone de Beauvoir as direc- tor of publication. In 1980, following a split in the editorial collective over the question of lesbian separatism, she and Beauvoir cofounded Nouvelles Ques...

... of disciplined, proletarian labor, endowing surplus-value-producing work with both moral authority and political agency. Nineteenth-century French socialist thinker Louis Auguste Blanqui (1852: n.p for example, used the figure of the infertile prostitute [trainée], dressed in rags, as a metaphor...

... of the French Revolution, but also of the sexual autobiography that was for him always and entirely a part of his experience of revolutionary France.1 Spivak finds in the later books of The Prelude the textual signs of a rejection of paternity and a submerged narrative principle in the most remotely occluded...

.... The intro­ ductory essay on The Eternal Feminine is reprinted from the Unpopular Review. An essay on French Women of Today completes the book. As we are told in the Preface, the author is chiefly inter­ ested in France and in feminism. These interests are blended in this book in the choice...

... Joan Wallach . 1997 . Only Paradoxes to Offer: French Feminists and the Rights of Man . Cambridge, MA : Harvard University Press . Vattimo Gianni . 1992 . The Transparent Society . Translated by Webb David . Cambridge : Polity . Weinbaum Alys Eve . 2008 . The Modern...

... American Literature 279 Cantor, Paul A., Happy Days in the Veld: Beckett and Coetzee s In the Heart of the Country 83 Celine, Louis-Ferdinand, A First Sketch of Feerie pour une autre fois (from the Prison Notebooks) 361 Celine, Louis-Ferdinand, Reply to Charges of Treason Made by the French Department...

... lived, recalls the pro­ posal by (some) French radical feminists that women should seek to generate a female symbolic that we should challenge the tradi­ tion constitutive of Western rationalism which equates the feminine with the indeterminate, with what evades representation.2 The gist...

... to guide American policy, is amply borne out in his papers. Hamilton s last Americanus essay militated against American involvement in the Anglo-French maritime war. The semi-official con­ versations he held with British minister George Hammond reflected pro-British biases but actually were aimed...

... feminism—or “femininism” as Rubin scathingly called it (2011: 127)—sought to invert it. 15 In addition to her feminist activism, Delphy has been heavily involved in lesbian activ- ism and antiracism; she has repeatedly denounced the French laws banning the Mus- lim veil...

.... The literature on this issue is extensive. See also Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak, French Feminism in an International Frame Yale French Studies 62 (1981) : 15484; and Paul Smith, Discerning the Subject (Minneapolis, 1988). Smith makes a useful distinction between the word agent and the word subject. He wants...

... themselves are remarkably similar, no matter Book Reviews 449 what the historical background or degree of economic development. What are we to make, for example, of a French manifesto a decade before Seneca Falls or a carefully worked-out proposal for communal housekeeping published twenty years before...

... it is, should examine. These came from what I quaintly imagine to be the other to my current academic life Netflix watching, yoga practice, and French feminist texts that I haven t read since my zealous days as a deconstructionist undergraduate. Anglo (white, cis-woman) liberal popular culture would not seem...