Theory in Its Feminist Travels: Conversations in U.S. Women's Movements

Katie King

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Acknowledgments Introduction First, a Story: What Is an Object? 1. What Counts as Theory? Travels through Several Histories of U.S. Feminism 2. Writing Conversations in Feminist Theory: Investments in Producing Identities and Struggling with Time 3. The Politics of the Oral and the Written: OPoem,O OStory,O and OSongO as Writing Technologies in the Apparatus for the Production of Feminist Culture 4. Lesbianism as FeminismOs Magical Sign: Contests for Meaning and U.S. WomenOs Movements, 1968-1972 (1986) 5. Producing Sex, Theory, and Culture: Gay/Straight ReMappings in Contemporary Feminism (1990) 6. Global Gay Formations and Local Homosexualities: AIDS Activism and Feminist Theory (1992) Notes Index

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