Feminist Visions for Transforming Families

Katherine R. Allen

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

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Using a social-historical perspective, the author provides a synthesis of key feminist ideas that have been influential in the lives of women and their families. The author addresses a variety of feminist theories and strategies for knowledge production. These ideas are illustrated with examples from her own life course as a way to demonstrate the transformative value of feminist insights for family studies.

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