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Identities and freedom: feminist theory between power and connection / Allison Weir.
Series: Studies in feminist philosophyPublication details: New York: Oxford University Press, 2013.Description: x, 176 pISBN:- 9780199936861 (hardback : alk. paper)
- 126.082 Q3
Contents:
Who are we?: modern identities between Taylor and Foucault -- Home and identity: in memory of Iris Marion Young -- Global feminism and transformative identity politics -- Transforming women -- Feminism and the Islamic revival: freedom as a practice of belonging.
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| 126 Q42 The mirror of the world : | 126 Q6 Identity : | 126 Q8 Know thyself : | 126.082 Q3 Identities and freedom: | 126 111 M6 The search for a norm in western thought | 128 M3 Eternal drama of souls,Matter and GOD/ | 128 Q6 Pratyaha: |
Includes bibliographical references (p. [155]-166) and index.
Who are we?: modern identities between Taylor and Foucault -- Home and identity: in memory of Iris Marion Young -- Global feminism and transformative identity politics -- Transforming women -- Feminism and the Islamic revival: freedom as a practice of belonging.
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