Feminism and the Politics of Difference

Abstract

Feminism and the politics of irreducible differences - multiculturalism / ethnicity / race, Sneja Gunew feminisms, reading, postmodernisms - rethinking complicity, Vicki Kirby authentic - anti-racist politics in Candian feminist publishing and literary production, Daiva Stasiulus pretty deadly tidda business, Jackie Huggins love me tender, love me true, never let me go...: a Sri Lankan reading of Tracey Moffat's Night Cries - a rural tragedy, Laleen Jayamanne changing contexts - globalization, migration and feminism in New Zealand, Wendy Larner colonizing women - the maternal body and empire, Margaret Jolly timing differences and investing in futures in multicultural (women's) writing, Efi Hatzimanolis of black angels and melancholy lovers - ethnicity and writing in Canada, Smaro Kamboureli all-owning spectatorship, Trinh T. Min-ha little girls were little boys - displaced femininity in the representation of homosexuality of Japanese girls' comics, Midori Matsui sexism, racism and Canadian nationalism, Roxana Ng slash and suture - post/colonialism in Borderlands/La Frontera - the New Mestiza, Annamarie Jagose voice and representation in the politics of difference, Anna Yeatman.

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