Who's afraid of feminism? : seeing through the backlash

Ann Oakley · Juliet Mitchell

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Gender and Feminist Studies Historical Gender and Feminism Studies Feminist Theory and Gender Studies

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Getting civilized, Carol Gilligan a brief history of gender, Ann Oakley American gothic - feminism, melodrama and backlash, Margaret Walters women, ethnicity and empowerment, Mira Yuval-Davis thoughts of a latecomer - on being a lesbian in the backlash, Susan Heath the end of a long marriage, Carolyn Heliburn homophobia and hegemony - a case of psyhcoanlaysis, Joanna Ryan (anti)feminism after Communism, Peggy Watson if you do, damned if you don't - psychological and social constraints on motherhood in contemporary Europe, Patrizia Romito dangerous desgins - Asian women and the new landscapes of fashion, Parminder Bhacu feminism, fatherhood and the family in Britain, Juliet Mitchell and Jack Goody combating the backlash - how Swedish women won the war, Agneta Stark.

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