Identity/difference politics: how difference is produced, and why it matters

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Cultural Identity and Representation Gender and Feminist Studies Feminist Theory and Gender Studies

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Preface Acknowledgments Introduction 1 The Problem with Culture 2 The Politics of Meaning-Making 3 Re-Thinking Accounts of the Immigrant 4 Regulating Difference: Accounts of Deaf and Trans-sexual Difference 5 Accounts of Racialized Gendering: Domination and Relational Othering 6 Possibilities for Democracy: Toward Disruption Notes References Index

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