Inclusive Feminism: A Third Wave Theory of Women's Commonality

Naomi Zack

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Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Gender and Feminist Studies Feminism, Gender, and Intersectionality

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Chapter 1 Beyond Intersectionality Chapter 2 The Identity of Women Chapter 3 Female Designation, Culture and Agency Chapter 4 Inclusive Feminist Social Theory: Requirements and Methodology Chapter 5 Inclusive Feminist Psychological Theory and Gender Development Chapter 6 Inclusive Feminist Connections Between Psychological Theory and Social Theory Chapter 7 A Feminist Theory of History Chapter 8 World Paths Toward Women's Political Equality Chapter 9 Conclusion Chapter 10 References Chapter 11 Index

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