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Acknowledgments | |
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Taking a Break from Feminism The Argument | |
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My Complete and Total Lack of Objectivity | |
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Taxonomies and Terms | |
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m/f, m ??f, and Carrying a Brief for f | |
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Governance Feminism | |
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Feminism, Sexual and Reproductive | |
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A Sex Lexicon | |
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Convergentism and Divergentism | |
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A Story of Sexual-Subordination Feminism and Its Others | |
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Liberation and Responsibility | |
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The Political/Theoretical Struggle over Taking a Break Before the Break: Some Feminist Priors | |
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Power Feminism | |
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Catharine A. MacKinnon, Early and Late | |
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Cultural Feminism | |
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Robin West, Caring for Justice | |
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Mackinnon/West | |
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Liberal Feminism | |
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Convergentist and Divergentist Hybrid Feminism The Combahee River Collective Statement | |
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The Combahee River Collective Statement/The Combahee River Collective Statement | |
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Gayatri Spivak, "Can the Subaltern Speak?" | |
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Mackinnon/West/Combahee River Collective/Spivak | |
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The Break | |
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Gay Identity/Feminism/Queer Theory | |
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Gayle Rubin, "Thinking Sex" | |
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Receiving French Social Theory | |
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Michel Foucault, Volume One | |
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Foucault/Mackinnon/West/Gay Identity Politics | |
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The Split, from Feminism and within It | |
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Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick, Epistemology of the Closet | |
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Judith Butler, Gender Trouble | |
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Butler/Mackinnon | |
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Butler, "Imitation" | |
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Rubin, "Interview" | |
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Feminism from Its Outside: Queer Theory by Men | |
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Leo Bersani, "Is the Rectum a Grave?" | |
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Bersani/Taking A Break | |
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Duncan Kennedy, "Sexy Dressing" | |
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Kennedy/Taking A Break | |
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Feminism and Its Others | |
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Feminist "Paralysis" | |
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Paranoid Structuralism and the Moralized Mandate to Converge | |
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An Experiment in Political Stylistics (do try this at home) | |
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1990-2000: From Political to Ethical Feminism | |
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Marianne Hirsch, Evelyn Fox Keller, Conflicts in Feminism | |
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1990-95: Getting to Deadlock | |
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Judith Butler, Joan W. Scott, Feminists Theorize the Political, Seyla Benhabib et al., Feminist Contentions | |
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Around 1993: Mapping Feminism and Queer Theory | |
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Henry Abelove, Miche`le Aina Barale,David M. Halperin, The Lesbian and Gay Studies Reader | |
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Sedgwick, Tendencies, Michael Warner, Fear of a Queer Planet | |
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Mackinnon/Spivak/Warner/Sedgwick | |
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Elizabeth Weed and Naomi Schor, feminism meets queer theory | |
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1998: Trans Theory Splits While Staying in Place | |
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Jay Prosser, Second Skins | |
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Prosser/Butler/Rubin | |
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How and Why to Take a Break from Feminism Taking a Break to Decide (I) | |
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The Costs of "Making Difference Costless" | |
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Oncale v. Sundowner Offshore Services | |
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The Costs and Benefits of Taking a Break from Feminism | |
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The Costs | |
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Getting Rid of Feminism | |
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Silencing Women | |
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Flight from Feminism, Imagined as Limits, to the "Queer Utopia," Imagined as Libertine, Unbounded or Libertarian | |
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Definitional Violence; the Foreclosure of Critique; and the Reinscription of Heterosexism in Queer Theory | |
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Reifying Mere Terminology | |
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Matricide, Misogyny, and Male Identification | |
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Weakening Feminism and So Harming Real Women | |
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The Benefits | |
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Breaking with the Politics of Injury/Seeing around Corners of Our Own Construction | |
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Seeing the Brain Drain as a Good Thing | |
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Resisting Bad Faith | |
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Minimizing Moral Perfectionism and Magic Realism | |
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Deconstituting Women's Suffering | |
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Taking a Break to Decide (II) | |
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Twyman v. Twyman | |
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Notes | |
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Index | |