Radically speaking : feminism reclaimed

	Radically speaking : feminism reclaimed
	Bell, Diane
	North Melbourne, Victoria, AUS : Spinifex, © 1996
	Klein, Renate
Book 624 pp	ISBN 1-875-55938-8 978-1-8755-5938-1
Summary Monster / Robin Morgan — Beware: radical feminists speak, read, write, organise, enjoy life, and never forget / Diane Bell and Renate Klein — Women of all nations / Inés Talamantez — Light bulbs, radishes, and the politics of the 21st century / Robin Morgan — Radical feminism: history, politics, action / Robyn Rowland and Renate Klein — Experience, reflection, judgment and action: teaching theory, talking community / Joy James — From practice to theory, or what is a white woman anyway? / Catharine A. MacKinnon — Maori-lesbian-feminist radical / Ngahuia Te Awekotuku — Enabling a visible black lesbian presence in academia: a radically reasonable request / Angela Bowen — Working-class radical feminism: lives beyond the text / Pat Mahony and Christine Zmroczek — Politics of intimacy: heterosexuality, love and power / Robyn Rowland — The great incest hijack / Louise Armstrong Therapy and how it undermines the practice of radical feminism / Celia Kitzinger — The personal is political / Jocelynne A. Scutt — Looking for God in all the wrong places: feminists seeking the radical questions in religion / Morny Joy — The narrow bridge of art and politics / Suzanne Bellamy — Take your pageant and shove it / Angela Bowen — The posse rides again / Marcia Ann Gillespie — “Misguided, dangerous and wrong”: on the maligning of radical feminism / Diane Richardson — On who is calling radical feminists “cultural feminists” and other historical sleights of hand / Tania Lienert — A (political) postcard from a peripheral pre-post-modern state (of mind) or how alliteration and parentheses can knock you down dead in women’s studies / Ailbhe Smyth — Repackaging women and feminism: taking the heat off patriarchy / Victoria Robinson and Diane Richardson — Deconstructing deconstructionism (or, whatever happened to feminist studies?) / Kathleen Barry “Generation X”, the “third wave”, or just plain radical: reviewing the reviewers of Catharine MacKinnon’s Only words / Deirdre Carraher … [et al.] — Dworkin on Dworkin / Andrea Dworkin — Statement on Canadian customs and legal approaches to pornography / Catharine A. MacKinnon and Andrea Dworkin — Stranger than fiction: the backlash on campus at the University of Victoria / Ellen Travis — Connecting reproductive and sexual liberalism / Janice G. Raymond — Speaking of things that shouldn’t be written: cross-cultural excursions into the land of misrepresentations / Diane Bell — Educational research de-radicalized: a warning from Germany / Uta Enders-Dragässer and Brigitte Sellach — The banned professor or, how radical feminism saved me from men trapped in men’s bodies and female impersonators, with a little help from my friends / Pauline Bart — The last post for feminism / Sandra Coney — Deconstructing fashion / Susan Hawthorne (Re)turning to the modern: radical feminism and the post-modern turn / Kristin Waters — Nothing mat(t)ers / Somer Brodribb — The race for theory / Barbara Christian — The disembodied worldview of deconstructive post-modernism / Charlene Spretnak — The self-contradiction of “post-modernist” feminism / Denise Thompson — Post-modernism and its “contribution” to ending violence against women / Katja Mikhailovich — (Dead) bodies floating in cyberspace: post-modernism and the dismemberment of women / Renate Klein — Return to gender: post-modernism and lesbianandgay theory / Sheila Jeffreys — The queer backlash / Sue Wilkinson and Celia Kitzinger — “French feminism”: and imperialist invention / Christine Delphy — The pernicious effect of post-structuralism on women’s history / Joan Hoff — Withdrawing her energy / Somer Brodribb — I’ll take the low road: a look at contemporary feminist theory / Carol Anne Douglas Selling a feminist agenda on a conservative market: the awakening experience in Taiwan / Yenlin Ku — US pornography invades South Africa / Diana Russell — The past is the present: thoughts from the new South Africa / Teboho E. Maitse — Freedom and democracy: Russian male style / Tatyana Mamonova — Pornography and the global sexual exploitation of women / Kathleen Barry — Femicide: a framework for understanding genocide / Natalie Nanadic — Truth versus loyalty / Evelyne Accad — Through the smoke we remember: mothers of the Plaza de Mayo / Marjorie Agosin — The market place of ideas / Evelina Giobbe — From theories of indifference to a wild politics / Susan Hawthorne — Declaración de propósito/mission statement / Santa Barbara Rape Crisis Center/Centro contra la Violación — Common language: different cultures / Powhiri Rika-Heke and Sigrid Markmann — Our health project / Nganampa Health Council Declaration of people’s perspectives on “population” symposium / UBINIG — Towards global feminism: a Muslim perspective / Mahnaz Afkhami — Surfing the edge of the alphabet / Cathie Dunsford, Beryl Fletcher, Susan Sayer — A feminist university: the thrill and challenges, conflicts and rewards of trying to establish an alternative education / Berit As — Taking ourselves seriously / Jalna Hanmer — The witches return: patriarchy on trial / Mary Daly — The burying of Hughes / Robyn Rowland.