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Part I

Books, Mimeo Papers/ Reports and

Conferences/ Seminars/ Workshops Papers/ Reports

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Abdo, Nahla

Nationalism and feminism: Palestinian women and the intifada - no going back ?

p.148-170 IN Gender and national identity: women and politics in Muslim societies/ed. by

Valentine M. Moghadam. - London: Zed Books,1994.

x, 180p.

305.423 GEN 6339

0002

Abdo, Nahla

On nationalism and feminism Palestinian women and the intifada: no going back

Paper 6 IN Round Table on Identity Politics and Women (1990: Helsinki)

Organised by World Institute for Development Economics Research, Oct.8-10, 1990

CD-373

0003

Abu-Lughod, Lila

The marriage of feminism and Islamism in Egypt: selective repudiation as a dynamic of

postcolonial cultural politics 243-269 IN Remaking women: feminism and modernity in the

Middle East/ed. by Lila Abu-Lughod. - Princeton: Princeton University,

1998.

ix, 300p

305.422(56) REM 8641

0004

Abu-Lughod, Lila

Women on women: television feminism and village lives

p.103-114 IN Women and power in the Middle East /ed. by Suad Joseph and Susan

Slyomovics. - Piladelphia: University of Pennsylvania,2001.

237p.

323.34(56) WOM 9811

0005

Achtenberg, Deborah

Aristotelian resources for feminist thinking

p.95-117 IN Feminism and ancient philosophy/ed. by Julie K Ward. - London:

Routledge,1996.

xxiii, 295p.

305.422 FEM 7077

0006

Acosta, Gladys

Feminism and the new world order

p.167-172 IN Companeras: voices from the Latin American women's movement/ed. by

Gaby Kuppers. - London: Latin America Bureau,1992.

188p.

305.423(8) COM 7122

4

0007

Adams, Carole E

Pre-World War I socialist feminism in Germany: homo economicus

p.147-156 IN Crossing boundaries : feminisms and the critiques of knowledge/ed. by

Barbara

Caine, E A Grosz and Marie de Lepervanche. - Sydney: Allen & Unwin,1988.

xi, 212p.

305.422 CRO 3560

0008

Adkins, Lisa

Feminist theory and economic change

p.34-49 IN Contemporary feminist theories/ed. by Stevi Jackson and Jackie Jones. -

Edinburgh:

Edinburgh University,1998.

vi, 271p.

305.422 CON 8109

0009

Adler, Sue

Managing women: feminism and women in education/by Sue Adler, Jenny Laney and Mary

Packer.- Buckingham: Open University,1993.

xiii, 162p.-(Gender and Education Series)

371.201 ADL.M

0010

Afshar, Haleh

Islam and feminisms: an Iranian case-study.- London: MacMillan,1998.

xiii, 235p.

305.42(55) AFS.I 8212

0011

Agarwal, Bina

Environmental management, equity and ecofeminism: debating India's experience

p.410-455 IN Feminism and race/ed. by Kum-Kum Bhavnani. - Oxford: Oxford

University,2001.

xv, 559p

305.8 FEM 9780

0012

Aggarwal, Ravina

Trails of turquoise: feminist enquiry and counter-development in Ladakh, India p. 69-85 IN

Feminist post-development thought: rethinking modernity, postcolonialism and

representation/ed. by Kriemild Saunders. - New Delhi: Zubaan,2004.

xv, 368p.

305.422 FEM 11917

0013

Aguilar, Carolina

Is there a place for feminism in the revolution ? /by Carolina Aguilar and Alicia Chenard

5

p.102-110 IN Companeras: voices from the Latin American women's movement/ed. by

Gaby Kuppers. - London: Latin America Bureau,1992.

188p.

305.423(8) COM 7122

0014

Ahmadi, Fereshteh

Islamic feminism in Iran: feminism in a new Islamic context

Paper 7.3 IN International Conference on a World in Transition: New Challenges to Gender

Justice (2006: New Delhi)

Organised by Gender and Development Network in collaboration with Centre for Women's

Development Studies, December 13-15, 2006, New Delhi

CD-754.5

0015

Al-Hindi, Karen Falconer

Toward a more fully reflexive feminist geography /by Karen Falconer Al-Hindi and Hope

Kawabata

p. 103-115 IN Feminist geography in practice: research and methods/ed. by Pamela Moss. -

Oxford: Blackwell,2002.

xiii, 274p.

305.422 FEM 12129

0016

Alaimo, Stacy

Introduction: emerging models of materiality in feminist theory /by Stacy Alaimo and Susan

Hekman

p. 1-19 IN Material feminisms/ed. by Stacy Alaimo and Susan Hekman. - Bloomington:

Indiana University Press,2008.

xi, 434p.

305.422 MAT 12313

0017

Alaimo, Stacy

Trans-corporeal feminisms and the ethical space of nature



xi, 434p.

305.422 MAT 12313

0018

Alcoff, Linda

Cultural feminism versus post-structuralism: the identity crisis in feminist theory

p.257-288 IN Reconstructing the academy: women's education and women's studies/ed. by

Elizabeth Minnich, Jean O'Barr and Rachel Rosenfeld. - Chicago: University of

Chicago,1988.

vii, 312p.

376.65(73) REC 3407

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0019

Ali, Azra Asghar

The emergence of feminism among Indian Muslim women: 1920-1947.- Oxford: Oxford

University,2000.

xxi, 291p.-(Millennium Publication)

305.48 ALI.E 9485

0020

Allen, Judith

Rose Scott’s vision: feminism and masculinity, 1880-1925

p.157-165 IN Crossing boundaries : feminisms and the critiques of knowledge/ed. by

Barbara


xi, 212p.

305.422 CRO 3560

0021

Alleyne, Aileen

Which women? What feminism?

p.43-56 IN Feminism and psychotherapy: reflections on contemporary theories and

practices/ed. by I.Bruna Seu and M.Colleen Heenan. - London: Sage,1998.

ix, 230p.

616.8914 FEM 8988

0022

Alund, Aleksandra

Feminism, multiculturalism, essentialism

p.147-161 IN Women, citizenship and difference /ed. by Nira Yuval-Davis and Pnina

Werbner. - London: Zed Books,1999.

xii, 271p

323.6 WOM 8890

0023

Amireh, Amal

Framing Nawal El Saadawi: Arab feminism in a transnational world

p. 269-303 IN Gender, politics, and Islam/ed. by Therese Saliba, Carolyn Allen and Judith

A. Howard. - New Dehli: Orient Longman,2002.

354p.

297 GEN 11192

0024

Amos, Valerie

Challenging imperial feminism /by Valerie Amos and Pratibha Parmar

p.54-58 IN Black British feminism: a reader/ed. by Heidi Safia Mirza. - London:

Routledge,1997.

xiv, 306p.

305.422(41) BLA 7622

0025

Amos, Valerie

Challenging imperial feminism /by Valerie Amos and Pratibha Parmar

7


University,2001.

xv, 559p

305.8 FEM 9780

0026

Anagol, Padma

The emergence of feminism in India, 1850-1920.- Hampshire: Ashgate,2005.

x, 264p.

305.423(54792) ANA.E 11914

0027

Anagol, Padma

Indian Christian women and indigenous feminism, c.1850-c.1920

p.79-103 IN Gender and imperialism/ed. by Clare Midgley. - New York: Manchester

University,1998.

xii, 228p

305.421 GEN 7949

0028

Anderson, Gwen W

Feminism and genetic nursing: globalizing Transdisciplinary teams /by Gwen Anderson,

Black Rita and Mary Varney Rorty

p.37-50 IN Globalising feminist bioethics: cross cultural perspectives/ed. by Rosemarie

Tong with Gwen Anderson and Aida Santos. - Colorado: Westview,2001.

vii, 368p.

612.62 GLO 9659

0029

Ang, Ien

I'm a feminist but...'other' women and Postnational feminism


University,2001.

xv, 559p

305.8 FEM 9780

0030

Anitha, B K

Being true to feminism: the methodology of the status of rural women in Karnataka /by B K

Anitha and Anita Gurumurthy

p. 229-251 IN Building women's capacities: interventions in gender transformation/ed. by

Ranjani K.Murthy. - New Delhi: Sage,2001.

383p.

305.425 BUI 10063

0031

Annas, Julia

Plato's republic and feminism


Routledge,1996.

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xxiii, 295p.

305.422 FEM 7077

0032

Anupamlata

Playing with fire: feminist thought and activism through seven lives in India/by

Anupamlata...et.al.- New Delhi: Zubaan,2006.

vii, 202p.

305.424(542) ANU.P 11883

0033

Apffel-Marglin, Frederique

Developmentalist feminism and neocolonialism in Andean communities by/Frederique

Apffel-Marglin and Loyda Sanchez

p. 159-179 IN Feminist post-development thought: rethinking modernity, postcolonialism

and representation/ed. by Kriemild Saunders. - New Delhi: Zubaan,2004.

xv, 368p.

305.422 FEM 11917

0034

Aquino, Belinda A

Philippine feminism in historical perspective

p.590-607 IN Women and politics worldwide/ed. by Barbara J. Nelson and Najma

Chowdhury. – Delhi : Oxford University Press,1997.

xiii, 818p.

323.34 WOM 7572

0035

Arditti, Rita

Feminism and science

p.136-146 IN The changing experience of women /ed. by Elizabeth Whitelegg...et.al. -

Oxford: Martin Robertson,1982.

x, 406p.

305.42(41) WOM 7209

0036

Ashworth, Georgina

Piercing the eye: taking feminism into mainstream political processes

p.227-242 IN A diplomacy of the oppressed: new directions in international feminism/ed. by

Georgina Ashworth. - London: Zed Books,1995.

vii, 248p.

305.423 DIP 6539

0037

Association for Women's Rights in Development

Defending our dreams: global feminist voices for a new generation/ed. by Shamillah Wilson,

Anasuya Sengupta and Kristy, Evans.- London: Zed Books,2005.

254p.

305.423 ASS.D 11425

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0038

Aziz, Razia

Feminism and the challenge of racism: deviance or difference ?


Routledge,1997.

xiv, 306p.

305.422(41) BLA 7622

0039

Aziz, Razia

Feminism and the challenge of racism: deviance or difference ?

p.291-305 IN Knowing women: feminism and knowledge/ed. by Helen Crowley and Susan

Himmelweit. - Cambridge: Polity,1992.

396p.

305.422 KNO 5455

0040

Azize-Vargas, Yamila

At the crossroads: colonialism and feminism in Puerto Rico



xiii, 818p.

323.34 WOM 7572

0041

Babb, Lawrence A

Indigenous feminism in a modern Hindu sect

p.270-287 IN Women in Indian society: a reader /ed. by Rehana Ghadially. - New Delhi:

Sage,1988.

310p.

305.42 WOM 3397

0042

Babbitt, Susan

Feminism and objective interests: the role of transformation experiences in rational

deliberation

p.245-264 IN Feminist epistemologies/ed. by Linda Alcoff and Elizabeth Potter. - New

York: Routledge,1993.

vii, 312p

305.422 FEM 5359

0043

Badran, Margot

Feminism beyond east and west: new gender talk and practice in global Islam .- New Delhi:

Global Media,2007.

180p.

305.48 BAD.F 11903

0044

Baffoun, Alya

Feminism and Muslim fundamentalism the Tunisian and Algerian cases

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Paper 7 IN Round Table on Identity Politics and Women (1990: Helsinki)

Organised by World Institute for Development Economics Research, October 8-10, 1990

CD-373

0045

Baffoun, Alya

Feminism and Muslim fundamentalism: the Tunisian and Algerian

p.167-182 IN Identity politics and women: cultural reassertions and feminisms in

international perspective/ed. by Valentine M. Moghadam. - Oxford: Westview,1994.

xiv, 458p.

305.42 IDE 6031

0046

Baher, Helen

The impact of feminism on media studies – just another commercial break?

p. 141-153 IN Men's studies modified: the impact of feminism on the academic disciplines

/ed. by Dale Spender. - Oxford: Pergamon,1981.

xiii, 248p

376.65 MEN 7337

0047

Bal, Vidya

Re-defining feminism: a personal note

p.3-6 IN Re-defining feminisms/ed. by Ranjana Harish and V. Bharathi Harishankar. -

Jaipur: Rawat,2008.

xvii, 278p.

Hosted by English Department of the Gujarat University in October, 2005

305.422 RED 12388

0048

Bald, Suresh R

The politics of Gandhi's 'feminism': constructing 'Sitas' for Swaraj

p.81-97 IN Women, states and nationalism: at home in the nation?/ed. by Sita Ranchod-

Nilsson and Mary Ann Tetreault. - London: Routledge,2000.

x, 246p.

323.34 WOM 9424

0049

Balsara, Shiraz

The panchayati raj and the rhetorics of women's empowerment: the dilemma before "non-

party" feminist groups

p. 143-147 IN Women, empowerment and political participation/ed. by Veena Poonacha. -

Mumbai: The Centre,1997.

162p

A collection of papers presented at a joint seminar held by the Research Centre for Women's

Studies, SNDT Women's University and Max Mueller Bhawan, Mumbai, 7-9, February, 1996

MP-R SND.W 11272

0050

Banaras Hindu University. Centre for Women's Studies and Development

Articles on feminism in different journals and books/by Chandrakala Padia.- Varanasi: The

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University,[2002].

MP-R BAN.P

0051

Banerjee, Laksmisree

Modern Indian English poetry by women: a critical survey in the context of feminism and

commonwealth literature

p.50-58 IN Feminism and literature/ed. by Veena Noble Dass. - New Delhi: Prestige,1995.

240p.

809.89287 FEM 7177

0052

Banks, Olive

Faces of Feminism : a study of feminism as a social movement.- Oxford: Martin

Robertson,1981.

285p.

305.422 BAN.F 124

0053

Barche, G D

Facets of feminism in Indian English fiction p.127-134 IN Feminism and literature/ed. by

Veena Noble Dass. - New Delhi: Prestige,1995.

240p.

809.89287 FEM 7177

0054

Bardhan, Kalpana

Women and feminism in a stratified society: development in South Asia

p.163-202 IN Bridging worlds : studies on women in South Asia/ed. by Sally J M

Sutherland. -

Delhi: Oxford University Press,1992.

vi, 264p.

305.422(54) BRI 5194

0055

Bardwick, Judith M

Women in transition: how feminism, sexual liberation and the search for self-fulfillment

have altered our lives.- Sussex: Harvester,1980.

203p.

305.422 BAR.W 157

0056

Barrett, Michele

Unity is strength ? Feminism and the labor movement

p.89-96 IN Women and the public sphere: a critique of sociology and politics/ed. by Janet

Siltanen and Michelle Stanworth. - London: Hutchinson,1984.

251p

306.2042 WOM 2355

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0057

Baschlin, Elisabeth

Being feminist in geography- feminist geography in the German-speaking academy: history

of a movement



xiii, 274p.

305.422 FEM 12129

0058

Basu, Amrita

Feminism inverted: the gendered imagery and real women of Hindu nationalism

p.158-180 IN Women and Hindu right: a collection of essays/ed. by Tanika Sarkar and

Urvashi Butalia. - New Delhi: Kali for Women,1995.

337p.

305.42 WOM 6723

0059

Basu, Aparna

Feminism and nationalism in India 1917-47

p.23-38 IN Representations of gender, democracy and identity politics, in relation to South

Asia /ed. by Renuka Sharma. - Delhi: Indian Books Centre,1996.

xxxvi, 426p

305.422(54) REP 7167

0060

Basu, Srimati

The politics of giving: dowry and inheritance as feminist issues

p. i-liii IN Dowry and inheritance/ed. by Srimati Basu. - New Delhi: Women

Unlimited,2005.

iiv, 318p

392.5 DOW 11316

0061

Bauer, Nancy

Simone de Beauvoir: philosophy, and feminism .- New York: Columbia University

Press,2001.

xii, 303p.

305.422 BAU.S 10011

0062

Baumgardner, Jennifer

Manifesta: young women, feminism, and the future /by Jennifer Baumgardner and Amy

Richards

p. 424-426 IN The essential feminist reader/ed. by Estelle B. Freedman. - New York:

Modern Library,2007.

xviii, 472p.

305.422 ESS 12167

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0063

Beasley, Chris

What is feminism? An introduction to feminist theory.- London: Sage,1999.

xvii, 171p.

305.422 BEA.W 12202

0064

Beck, Julie A

(Re) negotiating selfhood and citizenship in the post-communist Czech Republic: five women

activists speak about transition and feminism p.176-193 IN Gender and global restructuring:

sightings, sites and resistances/ed. by Marianne H.Marchand and Anne Sirron Runyan. -

London: Routledge,2000.

xix, 260p

330.9 GEN 9096

0065

Beckwith, Karen

Response to feminism in the Italian parliament: divorce, abortion, and sexual violence

legislation

p.153-171 IN The women’s movements of the United States and Western Europe :

consciousness, political opportunity, and public policy/ed. by Mary Fainsod Katzenstein and

Carol McClurg Mueller. - Philadelphia: Temple University Press,1987.

vii, 321p

305.423(73) WOM 4070

0066

Begum Rokeya Sakhawat Hossain (1880-1932): feminist and realism /tr. by Barnita Bagchi

p.1-50 IN Women in concert: an anthology of Bengali Muslim women's writings, 1904-

1938/ed. by Shaheed Akhtar and Moushumi Bhowmik. - Kolkata: Stree,2008.

xlvi, 395p.

Translated from the Bengali by Stree

809.89287 WOM 12449

0067

Bell, Vikki

Feminist imagination: genealogies in feminist theory.- London: Sage,1999.

viii, 168p.

305.422 BEL.F 12201

0068

Benderly, Jill

Balkans: rape, feminism and nationalism in the war in Yugoslav successor state

p.59-74 IN Feminist nationalism/ed. by Lois A. West. - London: Routledge,1997.

xxxvi, 294p.

323.34 FEM 7508

0069

Benedict, Helen

Blindfolded: rape and the press's fear of feminism

p.267-272 IN Feminism, media and the law/ed. by Martha A. Fineman and Martha T.

McCluskey. – New York: Oxford University Press,1997.

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xii, 319p.

302.23 FEM 8244

0070

Berger, Sherna

Whose feminism, whose history ? Reflections on excavating the history of (the) US women's

movement(s) /by Sherna Berger...et.al

p.31-56 IN Community activism and feminist politics: organizing across race, class, and

gender/ed. by Nancy A. Naples. - New York: Routledge,1998.

411p

305.422(73) COM 7912

0071

Bernstein, Irwin S

Females an feminists, science and politics, evolution and change: an essay

p.575-582 IN Feminism and evolutionary biology: boundaries, intersection and frontiers/ed.

by Patricia Adair Gowaty. - New York: International Thomson,1997.

xxi, 623p.

305.422 FEM 7529

0072

Bhagwat, Vidyut

Feminist social thought: an introduction to six key thinkers.- Jaipur: Rawat,2004.

xiv, 374p.

305.422 BHA.F 11195

0073

Bhagwat, Vidyut

Marathi literature as a source for contemporary feminism

p. 296-317 IN Feminism in India/ed. by Maitrayee Chaudhuri. - New Delhi: Kali for

Women, 2004.

xlv, 359p

305.422 FEM 10890

0074

Bhasin, Kamla

Extract from some questions on feminism and its relevance in South Asia /by Kamla Bhasin

and Nighat S. Khan

p.201-205 IN Finding our way: readings on women in Pakistan/ed. by Fareeha Zafar. -

Lahore: ASR, 1991.

xxi, 335p.

305.42(549) FIN 5743

0075

Bhasin, Kamla

Some questions on feminism and its relevance in South Asia/by Kamla Bhasin and Nighat

Said

Khan.- New Delhi: Kali for Women,1999.

46p.-(Kali Primaries)

305.422(54) BHA.S 9043

15

0076

Bhasin, Kamla

Some questions on feminism and its relevance in South Asia /by Kamla Bhasin and Nighat

Said Khan


Women,2004.

xlv, 359p

305.422 FEM 10890

0077

Bhat, P.Ishwara

Constitutional feminism: an overview.-

8p[Photocopy].

Supreme Court Cases. 2 SCC(J) 2001

MP-R BHA.C

0078

Bhavani, V

Feminism - a political ideology

Paper 70 IN National Conference on Women's Studies: Rural Women, Poverty, Survival

and Struggle for Change (4th: 1988: Waltair)

Organised by Indian Association for Women's Studies, December 28-31, 1988

CD-165

0079

Bhavani, V

Feminism: a political ideology

p.9-11 IN Women’s participation in politics/ed. by Susheela Kaushik. - New Delhi:

Vikas,1993.

xix, 159p

323.34 WOM 5390

0080

Bhavnani, Kum-Kum

Interconnections and configurations: toward a global feminist ethnography

p. 639-649 IN Handbook of feminist research: theory and praxis/ed. by Sharlene Nagy

Hesse-Biber. - New Delhi: Sage,2007.

ix, 758p.

305.422 HAN 12169

0081

Bhavnani, Kum-Kum

Transforming socialist feminism: the challenge of racism /by Kum-Kum Bhavnani and

Margaret Coulson


Routledge,1997.

xiv, 306p.

305.422(41) BLA 7622

16

0082

Bhavnani, Kum-Kum

Transforming socialist feminism: the challenge of racism /by Kum-Kum Bhavnani and

Margaret Coulson

p.65-73 IN Feminism and race/ed. by Kum-Kum Bhavnani. - Oxford: Oxford University

Press,2001.

xv, 559p

305.8 FEM 9780

0083

Binion, Gayle

Human rights: a feminist perspective

p. 70-86 IN Women’s rights: a human rights quarterly reader/ed. by Bert B. Lockwood. -

Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press,2006.

xvii, 682p.

342.085 WOM 11825

0084

Birke, Lynda

Feminism and the biological body.- Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press,1999.

viii, 204p.-(Gender, Science and Technology)

305.422 BIR.F 8993

0085

Birke, Lynda

Women feminism and biology: the feminist challenge.- Sussex: Wheatsheaf Books,1986.

xii, 210p.

305.42 BIR.W 3043

0086

Bjorkman, Christina

Invitation to dialogue: feminist research meets computer science

Paper 5 IN International Conference on Women in Computing: the Gender Politics of ICT

(6th: 2005: London)/ed. by Jacqueline Archibald...et.al. - : Middlesex University Press,.

561p. (2 parts).

Organised by Women into Computing, July 14-16, 2005, London

CD-740.5

0087

Black British feminism: a reader/ed. by Heidi Safia Mirza.- London: Routledge,1997.

xiv, 306p.

305.422(41) BLA 7622

0088

Blackburn, Susan

Western feminists observe Asian women: an example from the Dutch East Indies

p. 1-21 IN Women creating Indonesia: the first fifty years/ed. by Jean Gelman Taylor. -

Victoria: The Institute,1999.

xxv, 206p.

305.42(598) MON.W 11771

17

0089

Blandon, Maria Teresa

The impact on the Sandinista defeat on Nicaraguan feminism

p.97-101 IN Companeras: voices from the Latin American women's movement/ed. by Gaby

Kuppers. - London: Latin America Bureau,1992.

188p.

305.423(8) COM 7122

0090

Blum, Linda M

Between feminism and labour: the significance of the comparable worth movement.-

Berkeley: University of California Press,1991.

x, 249p.

331.215 BLU.B 4680

0091

Blumberg, Rae Lesser

Toward a feminist theory of development

p.161-199 IN Feminism and sociological theory /ed. by Ruth A Wallace. - New Delhi:

Sage,1989.

211p

305.422 FEM 4166

0092

Bobo, Jacquiline

Black feminism and media criticism /by Bobo, Jacqueline and Ellen Seiter

p.177-182 IN Turning it on: a reader in women and media/ed. by Helen Baehr and Ann

Gray. - London: Arnold,1996.

xiii, 226p.

302.23 TUR 6819

0093

Bogdan, Deanne

When is a singing school (not) a chorus? The emancipatory agenda in feminist pedagogy and

literature education (1993)

p.349-358 IN The education feminism reader/ed. by Lynda Stone.- New York:

Routledge,1994.

xii, 380p.

370.19345 EDU 5959

0094

Bondi, Liz

Feminism, postmodernism and geography: space for women?

p. 73-82 IN Space, gender, knowledge: feminist readings/ed. by Linda Mc Dowell and

Joanne P. Sharp. - London: Arnold,1997.

xi, 468p.

305.422 SPA 7565

0095

Bondi, Liz

Putting feminist geography into practice- gender, place and culture: paradoxical spaces?

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xiii, 274p.

305.422 FEM 12129

0096

Bonnet, Marie-Jo

Lesbianism and feminism: the stakes of freedom

p. 45-55 IN French feminism: an Indian anthology/ed. by Danielle Haase-Dubosc...et.al. -

New Delhi: Sage,2003.

448p.

305.422(44) FRE 10522

0097

Bootinand, Jan

Feminist participatory action research in the Mekong region

p.445-456 IN Just methods: an interdisciplinary feminist reader/ed. by Alison M. Jaggar. -

Boulder: Paradigm,2008.

xi, 516p.

305.422 JUS 12395

0098

Boralevi, Lea Campos

Utilitarianism and feminism

p.159-178 IN Women in western political philosophy: Kant to Nietzsche/ed. by Ellen

Kennedy and Susan Mendus. - Brighton: Wheatsheaf, 1987.

vi, 215p.

305.42 WOM 3197

0099

Bordia, Manjula

Spirituality as panacea for misplaced feminism

p. 227-233 IN Feminism, tradition and modernity /ed. by Chandrakala Padia. - Shimla: The

Institute,2002.

xv, 410p.

305.422 IND.F 10521

0100

Bordo, Susan

Anglo-American feminism, "women's liberation" and the politics of the body



xi, 468p.

305.422 SPA 7565

0101

Bordo, Susan

Feminism, Foucault and the politics of the body

p. 246-257 IN Feminist theory and the body: a reader/ed. by Janet Price and Margrit

Shildrick. - Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press,1999.

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ix, 487p.

305.422 FEM 12003

0102

Bordo, Susan

Feminism, postmodernism, and gender-scepticism

p.133-156 IN Feminism/Postmodernism/ed. by Linda J Nicholson. - New York:

Routledge,1990.

ix, 349p

305.422 FEM 5361

0103

Bordo, Susan

Feminism, postmodernism, and gender scepticism

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Butler, Judith

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Butler, Judith

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Canadian Research Institute for the Advancement of Women

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68p.-(Canadian Research Institute for the Advancement of Women Papers;7)

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Centre for Women's Development Studies

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Centre for Women's Global Leadership

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Chaiyaporn, Piyarudee

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Chakravarti, Uma

The law as a horizon: towards a feminist jurisprudence of sexual violence


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CD-754.5

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Chakravorty Spivak, Gayatri

French feminism in an international frame



xii, 599p

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Chakravorty Spivak, Gayatri

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Chanda, Ipshita

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Chanda, Ipshita

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Chodorow, Nancy

Feminism and psychoanalytic theory



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Chouinard, Vera

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Combahee River Collective

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Pillow, Wanda S

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305.422 FEM 8056

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Plumwood, Val

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Prasad, Amaranth

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Prasad, Shally

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Will dualism tear us apart? The challenges of fragmentation in identity politics for young

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363.46(73) PRO 12021

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Pronger, Brian

On your keens: carnal knowledge, masculine dissolution, doing feminism


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Re-visioning feminism around the world.- New York: Feminist Press,1995.

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Doing geography as a feminist: reconsidering success and failure in feminist research



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Am I that name ? Feminism and the category of women in history



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Some of the boys won't play any more: the impact of feminism on sociology



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305.42 ROS.D 6596

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305.422 THE 6619

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Market feminism; the case for a paradigm shift



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Doing it for the ladies-youth feminism: cultural productions/ cultural activism



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305.423 CHA 7751

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Soper, Kate

Feminism, humanism, postmodernism



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305.422 FEM 8056

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A tale of two feminisms: power and victimization in the contemporary feminist debate



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Quantitative genetics, feminism, and evolutionary theories of gender differences



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305.422 SRI.N 11858

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Stabile, Carol

Feminism and the technological fix



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305.422 FEM 8056

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305.422 WHA.J 5141

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Stanley, Liz

Commentary: using feminist fractured foundationalism in researching children in the

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Is feminism good for men and are men good for feminism ?


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305.3(73) MEN 7984

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Confucianism and feminism




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Making sense in Chinese "feminism"/women's studies



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0953

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Yadav, Kumkum

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Part II

Newspapers/ Periodicals Articles

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0962

Abusharaf, Rogaia Mustafa

Rethinking feminist discourses of female genital mutilation: the case of Sudan.

Canadian Women’s Studies. 15(2-3); Spring/ Summer 1995.p.52-54.

0963

Acker, Sandra

In/out/side: positioning the researcher in feminist qualitative research.

RFR/ DRF: Resources on Feminist Research. 28(1-2); Spring/ Summer 2000.p.189-208

0964

Acosta-Belen, Edna and Bose, Christine E

U.S. Latina and Latin American feminisms: Hemispheric encounters.

Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society. 25(1); Summer 2000. p.1107-1119

0965

Acsady, Judith

Urges and obstacles: chances for feminism in Eastern Europe.

Women’s Studies International Forum. 22(4); July-August 1999.p.405-409

0966

Adajania, Nancy

Feminism: the second phase.

Hindu. 11 February; 1996.p.3

0967

Adams, Annmarie

Architecture for feminism? The design of the women's library, London.

Atlantis: a Women’s Studies Journal. 29(1); Fall/Winter 2004. p. 99-105

0968

Addison, Shriley and Others

A Feminist approach to psychotherapy.

Canadian Woman Studies. 14(3);Summer 1994,p.69-73

0969

Afary, Janet.

On the origins of feminism in early 20th century Iran.

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0970

Afary, Janet

The war against feminism in the name of the almighty: making sense of gender and Muslim

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Women Living Under Muslim Laws. Dossier No.21; September 1998.p.7-31

0971

Agnes, Flavia

Gender neutrality and feminist lawyering.

Asian Age. 24 January; 2006. p. 6

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0972

Agnes, Flavia

To whom do experts testify? Ideological challenges of feminist jurisprudence.

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0973

Agnew, Vijay

The West in Indian feminist discourse and practice.

Women’s Studies International Forum. 20(1); January-February 1997.p.3-19

0974

Akerker, Supriya

Feminist Voices.

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0975

Al-Najjar, Sabika Muhammad

The feminist movement in the Gulf.

Al-Raida. 20(100); Winter 2003. p. 29-37

0976

Albelda, Randy; Himmelweit, Susan and Humphries, Jane

The dilemmas of lone motherhood: key issues for Feminist Economics.

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0977

Alcott, Linda Martin

Philosophy matters: a review of recent work in feminist philosophy.

Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society. 25(3);Spring 2000. p.601-682

0978

Allen, Lori

In search of Islamic feminism: one woman's global journey (Elizabeth Warnock Fernea,

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Civil Society. 8(94); October 1999.p.13-14

0979

Amir, Inslya

India's Muslim feminists join global jihad for gender justice.

Times of India. 1 March; 2009. p.19

0980

Amireh, Amal

Framing Nawal El Saadawi: Arab feminism in a transnational world.

Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society. 26(1); Autumn 2000. p.215-249

0981

Amos, Valerie and Parmar, Pratibha

Challenging imperial feminism.

Feminist Review. No.80; 2005. p.44-63

154

0982

Amy Chan Kit Sze

When cyberfeminism meets Chinese philosophy: computer, weaving, and women.

Gender, Technology and Development. 7(3); September-December 2003. p. 379-397

0983

Ananth, Ambika

Feminism is about being conscious as a woman.

Deccan Herald (Mag). 6 April; 2001. p.V

0984

Andall, Jacqueline and Puwar, Nirmal

Italian feminisms (Editorial).

Feminist Review. No. 87; 2007. p.1-2

0985

Anderson, Heather

Performing postfeminism: escaping identity politics?

Atlantis: a Women’s Studies Journal . 30(2); 2006. p.114-112

0986

Andreassen, Rikke

From a collective women's project to individualized gender identities: feminism, women's

movements, and gender studies in Denmark.

Atlantis: a Women’s Studies Journal . 29(1); Fall/Winter 2004. p. 71-76

0987

Angeles, Leonora C

Reflections on feminist policy research on gender, agriculture and global trade.

Canadian Woman Studies. 21/22(4/1); Spring/Summer 2002. p. 34-39

0988

Antrobus, Peggy

Feminism as transformational politics: towards possibilities for another world.

Development: The Journal of the Society for International Development. 45(2); June

2002. p.46-52

0989

Ariffin, Rohana

Feminism in Malaysia: a historical and present perspective of women's struggle in Malaysia.


0990

Association for the Advancement of Feminism

Position paper on Sex Discrimination Bill.

Women’s News Digest. No.36; August 1995.p.8-10.

0991

Atmore, Chris

Sexual abuse and troubled feminism: a reply to Camille Guy.

Feminist Review. No.61; Spring 1999.p.83-96

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Ayotte, Dana And Gullion, Jacqueline

Saying the F-Word: feminism, indie-rock style.

Canadian Woman Studies. 25(3-4); Summer/Fall 2006. p.137-140

0993

Azhagarasan

Feminist politics and gender.

Hindu(Sun. Mag.). 3 November; 1996.p.XVIII

0994

Azim, Firdous

Feminist struggles in Bangladesh.

Feminist Review. No.80; 2005. p. 194-197

0995

Azim, Firdous; Menon, Nivedita and Siddiqi, Dina M

Negotiating new terrains: South Asian feminisms.

Feminist Review. No. 91; 2009 p.1-8

0996

Bach, Ana Maria

Feminist philosophy in Argentina: an outline.

Signs: Journal of Culture and Society. 34(2); Winter 2008. p.257-263

0997

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Reflections on feminist activism within two distinct universities: timing and location for

transformational activities.

RFR/DRF: Resources for Feminist Research. 29(1-2); 2002. p.117-124

0998

Baker, Patricia and Zuk, Rhoda

Leaving the gallery, entering the fray: feminist curating in public space.

RFR/DRF: Resources for Feminist Research. 30(1-2); 2003. p. 51-62

0999

Baksh-Soodeen, Rawwida

Caribbean feminism in international perspective.

Economic and Political Weekly. 29(44); 29 October 1994. p.WS50-WS56

1000

Baksh-Soodeen, Rawwida

Issues of difference in contemporary Caribbean feminism.

Feminist Review. No.59; Summer 1998.p.74-85

1002

Bal,Vineeta

Immunology, feminism and anti-fertility vaccines.

Economic and Political Weekly. 29(9); 26 February 1994.p.479-481

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1003

Balka, Ellen

Feminist technology assessment: reflections on theory and practice.

Atlantis: a Women’s Studies Journal. Vol.22.2 Spring/Printemps 1998.p.112-122

1004

Bandyopadhyay, Krishna

Naxalbari politics: a feminist narratives.

Economic and Political Weekly. 43(14); 5-11 April 2008. p.52-59

1005

Bandyopadhyay, Raghab

The first Indian feminist.

Telegraph. 5 March; 2000.p.19

1006

Barat, Urbashi

Writing the self: Taslima Nasrin's autobiography and the silent voices of Bengali feminism.

Hecate: an Interdisciplinary Journal of Women’s Liberation. 29(2); 2003. p. 215-227

1007

Barlow, Tani

International feminism of the future.


1008

Barrett, Michele and Mclntosh, Mary

Ethnocentrism and socialist-feminist theory.


1009

Barwa, Sharmishta and Rai, Shirin M

Knowledge and/as power: a feminist critique of trade related intellectual property rights.

Gender, Technology and Development. 7(1); January-April 2003. p. 91-113

1010

Basarudin, Azza

Dismantling bridges, building solidarity: reconciling Western and Arab feminisms.

Al-Raida. 19(97-98); Spring/Summer 2002. p. 62-65

1011

Basarudin, Azza

Re-defining feminism/s, re-imagining faith? Margot Badran on Islamic feminism.

Al-Raida. 22(109-110); Spring and Summer 2005. p. 57-65

1012

Basu, Aparna

A nationalist feminist: Mridula Sarabhai (1911-1974).

Indian Journal of Gender Studies. 2(1); January-June 1995,p.1-24

157

1013

Baxi, Pratiksha

Feminist contributions to sociology of law: a review.

Economic and Political Weekly. 43(43); 25-31 October 2008. p.79-85

1014

Becker-contarino, Barbara

Feminist consciousness and wicked withces: recent studies on women in early modern

Europe.


1015

Beetham, Gwendolyn and Demetriades, Justina

Feminist research methodologies and development: overview and practical application.

Gender and Development. 15(2); July 2007. p.199-216

1016

Behera, Subhakanta

Phakirmohun's 'Rebati': empowerment, identity and feminism.

Economic and Political Weekly. 34(50); 11-17 December 1999.p.3505-3507

1017

Beltran,Edith and Salvador,San

Feminism comes of age in Central America.

Pioneer. 25 January; 1994.p6.

1018

Bergeron, Suzanne

Political economy discourses of globalisation and feminist politics.


1019

Berik, Gunseli; Dong, Xiao-Yuan and Summerfield, Gale

Chinas transition and Feminist Economics.

Feminist Economics. 13(3-4); July-October 2007. p.1-33

1020

Bernold, Monika and Gehmacher, Johanna

A private eye of feminist agency: reflections on self-documentation, biography, and political

consciousness.

Women’s Studies International Forum. 22(2); March-April 1999.p.237-247

1021

Best, Michael H and Humphries, Jane

Edith Penrose: a feminist economist?

Feminist Economics. 9(1); March 2003. p. 47-73

1022

Beteille, Andre

Feminism in academia: changes in theory and practice.

Indian Journal of Gender Studies. 2(1); January-June 1995. p.111-113

158

1023

Beteille, Andre

Feminism in academia: changes in theory and practice.

Times of India. 27 December; 1994. p.12

1024

Betty Friedan: passing of a feminist icon.

Saheli Newsletter. January-April; 2006. p. 6-7

1025

Bhagwat, Vidyut

Marathi literature as a source for contemporary feminism.

Economic and Political Weekly. 30(17); 29 April 1995. p.WS24-WS29

1026

Bhagwat,Vidyut.

Feminist thought at cross-roads.

Samajik. March 1992. p5-17.

1027

Bhasin, Kamla

Report of the VII National Conference of Women's Studies: 'Looking Forward Looking Back'

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IAWS Newsletter. July 1996.p.8-12

1028

Bhattacharji,Sukumari

Men in the feminist world.

Statesman(SunMag). 26 June; 1994. p.5

1029

Bhattacharya, Chandrima

Pardon, a man - a feminist ?

Telegraph. 22 June; 1997.p.15

1030

Bhattacharyya, Sujit K

Feminist Ads.

Sunday Magazine. 12 January; 1997.p.2

1031

Bhavnani, Kum-Kum and Coulson, Margaret

Transforming socialist-feminism: the challenge of racism.


1032

Birstow, Bonnie

Understanding and ending ECT: a feminist imperative.

Canadian Woman Studies. 25(1-2); Winter/Spring 2006. p.115-121

159

1033

Black, Naomi

Feminism in Nova Scotia: women's groups, 1990-2004.

Atlantis: a Women’s Studies Journal. 31(1); 2006. p.64-75

1034

Blake, Joanne and Westlund, Jan

The mobilization of older feminists: women elders in action (we*act) campaign for pension

reform.


1035

Bondi, Liz and Burman, Erica

Women and mental health: a Feminist Review.

Feminist Review. No.68; Summer 2001. p.6-33

1036

Borah, Junu

Seminar on Feminist Scholarship in N E India- Retrieving and Reconstructing the Women:

Report.

Women’s Voice. Winter; 2007. p.9

1037

Bose, Brinda

The desiring subject: female pressures and feminist resistance in Deepa Mehta's Fire.

Indian Journal of Gender Studies. 7(2); July-December 2000. p.249-262

1038

Brabazon, Tara

Britain's last line of defence: miss moneypenny and the desperations of filmic feminism.

Women’s Studies International Forum. 22(5); September-October 1999.p.489-496

1039

Bray, Abigalil and Colebrook, Claire

The haunted flesh: corporeal feminism and the politics of (Dis) embodiment.

Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society. 24(1); Autumn 1998.p.36-67

1040

Bringing together feminist theory and practice: a collective interview.

Signs: Journal of Women in Cultural and Society. 21(4); Summer 1996. p.917-951

1041

Brockman, Joan

A wild feminist at her raving best: reflections on studying gender bias in the legal profession.

RFR/DRF: Resources on Feminist Research. 28(1-2); Spring/ Summer 2000.p.61-79

1042

Bromley, Victoria and Aalya Ahmad

Wa(i)ving solidarity: feminist activists confronting backlash.


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1043

Brown, Diane and Lynch, Maryanne

Creating a space: Sybylla Feminist Press, 1988-2003.


1044

Bulbech, Chilla

The dialogue between white feminism and indigenous women.

Lila. No.6; 1996.p.35-50

1045

Burke, Rupalee

Report of the MHRD National Conference 'Redefining Feminism/s'.

Urdhva Mula. 4(2); December 2005. p.153-159

1046

Burns, Robin

Investigating women's Antarctic experiences: some methodological reflections on a

qualitative, feminist project.

RFR/ DRF: Resources for Feminist Research. 28(1-2); Spring/ Summer 2000. p.133-149

1047

Butalia, Urvashi

Feminist publishers: pioneers of a different kind.

Voices. 2(1); 1994. p.18-19

1048

Canaday, Margot

Promising alliances: the critical feminist theory of Nancy Fraser and Seyla Benhabib.

Feminist Review. No. 74; 2003. p. 50-69

1049

Cassidy,John

Sex, Fear and Feminism.

Times of India(Sun Mag). 3 April; 1994. p.8.

1050

Catherine, W and Evelyn, G H

The concept of state feminism and the case for Hong Kong.

AJWS: Asian Journal of Women’s Studies. 8(1); 2002. p.7-37

1051

Chai, Alice Yun

Feminist analysis of life histories of Hawaii's early Asian immigrant women.

AJWS: Asian Journal of Women’s Studies. V.2, 1996.p.38-69

1052

Chakraborty, Sanghamitra

Word processor feminism.

Times of India. 11 February; 1996.p.16

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1053

Chakravarthy, N. Manu

Feminist theory in the Indian context breaks many notions.

Deccan Herald. 21 March; 1994.p7

1054

Chakravarthy, Venkatesh

The Feminist Effect in cinema.

Hindu. 12 March; 1995.p.V

1055

Chanda, Geetanjali Singh

Other feminisms - other values.


1056

Chanda, Geetanjali Singh and Owen, Norman G

Tainted goods? Western feminism and the Asian experience.


1057

Chanda, Ipshita

Displaying the modern woman: feminism in the labyrinths of media culture.

Social Scientist. 28(3-4); March-April 2000.p.40-60

1058

Chang, Pilwha

A feminist view of social policy in some East Asian Countries.


1059

Charania, Moon

Bifurcation: personal identity and larger feminisms.


1060

Chaudhuri, Matreyee

'Feminism' in print media.


1061

Chen, Chao-ju

The difference that differences make: Asian feminism and the politics of difference.


1062

Chigudu, Hope

Establishing a feminist culture: the experience of Zimbabwe Women's Resource Centre and

Network.

Gender and Development. 5(1); February 1997.p.35-42

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1063

Chitnis, Suma

Feminism in India.

Canadian Woman Studies. 6(1); 1985. p.41-47

1064

Chizuko, Ueno

The making of a history of feminism in Japan.

AJWS:Asian Journal of Women’s Studies. V.2, 1996.p.170-191

1065

Chowdhury, Zaglul

Travails of an unabashed feminist.

Times of India(Sunday). 27 September; 1998.p.14

1066

Christensen, Kimberly

With whom do you believe your lot is cast ?" White feminists and racism.

Signs: Journal of Women in Cultural and Society. 22(3); Spring 1997.p.617-648

1067

Christiansen-Ruffman, Linda

Atlantic Canadian coastal communities and the fisheries trade - a feminist critique,

revaluation and revisioning.


1068

Christopher, Karen

Welfare as we (don't) know it: a review and feminist critique of welfare reform research in

the United States.

Feminist Economics. 10(2); July 2004. p. 143-171

1069

Clawson, Mary Ann

Looking for feminism racial dynamics and generational investments in the second wave.

Feminist Studies. 34(3); Fall 2008. p.526-554

1070

Collard, Judith

Spiral women: locating lesbian activism in New Zealand feminist art, 1975-1992.

Journal of the History of Sexuality. 15(2); May 2006. p.292-320

1071

Colon-Warren, Alice E and Alegria-Ortega, Idsa

Shattering the illusion of development: the changing status of women and challenges for the

feminist movement in Puerto Rico.


163

1072

Coltheart, Lenore

Citizens of the world: Jessie Street and international feminism.


1073

Conrad, Cecilia and Doss, Cheryl R

The AIDS epidemic: challenges for Feminist Economics.

Feminist Economics. 14(4); October 2008. p.1-18

1074

Conrad, Margaret and Kealey, Linda

Feminism and Canadian history (Introduction).

Atlantis: a Women’s Studies Journal . 25(1); Fall 2000. p.1-2

1075

Cornwall, Andrea; Harrison, Elizabeth and Whitehead, Ann

Gender myths and feminist fables: the struggle for interpretive power in gender and

development.

Development and Change. 38(1); January 2007. p.1-20

1076

Correa, Mariette

Feminists and academic publishing.

Indian Journal of Gender Studies. 2(2); July-December 1995.p.255-258

1077

Coward, Rosalind

The feminist who fights for the boys.

Times of India. 4 July; 1999.p.14

1078

Coyle, Angela

Fragmented feminisms: women's organisations and citizenship in 'transition' in Poland.

Gender and Development. 11(3); November 2003. p. 57-65

1079

Curthoys, Ann

Adventures of feminism: Simone de Beauvoir's autobiographies, women's liberation and self-

fashioning.


1080

Dabbous-Sensnig, Dima

Who is the prettiest: one of all ? Hollywood cinema, Egyptian cinema, and the Recycling of

fairy tales: a structural feminist analysis.

Al-Raida. 14(86-87); Summer/Fall 1999.p.40-47

164

1081

Danby, Colin

Political economy and the closet: heteronormativity in Feminist Economics.

Feminist Economics. 13(2); April 2007. p.29-53

1082

Darraj, Susan Muaddi

Understanding the other sister: the case of Arab feminism.

Monthly Review: an Independent Socialist Magazine. 53(10); March 2002. p.15-25

1083

Das, Soumitra

Experiences with feminism.

Telegraph(Metro). 28 June; 2000.p.18

1084

Dasgupta, Rajashri

Feminist view of science.

Hindu. 9 May; 2004. p. 5

1085

Dasgupta, Swapan

Enter sexual harassment: awaiting the feminist inquisition.

Indian Express. 10 August; 1996.p.8

1086

Das Gupta, Tania and Iacovetta, Franca

Whose Canada is it? Immigrant women, women of colour and feminist critique of

"Multiculturalism".

Atlantis: a Women’s Studies Journal. 24(2); Spring/ Printemps, 2000.p.1-4

1087

Datar, Chhaya

Non-Brahmin renderings of feminism in Maharashtra: is it a more emancipatory force ?.

Economic and Political Weekly. 34(41); 9-15 October 1999.p.2964-2968

1088

Datta, Damayanti

Call me a feminist.

Telegraph (Sun.Mag). 30 December; 2001. p.III

1089

Datta, Kusum

Democracy in South Africa today: a feminist perspective.

Asian Women. Vol. 20; Summer 2005. p. 27-52

1090

De Alwis, Malathi

Interrogating the political: feminist peace activism in Sri Lanka.


165

1091

De Guerville, Diana Huet

Feminism and new forms of practice on the left.


1092

De Mel, Neloufer

Between the war and the sea: critical events, contiguities and feminist work in Sri Lanka.

International Journal of Postcolonial Studies. 9(2); 2007. p.238-254

1093

De Sarkar, Bishakha

Fight for secularism is a feminist struggle.

Telegraph. 5 December; 1999.p.19

1094

Dechamma, Sowmya

Ecofeminist concerns.

Samyukta: a Journal of Women’s Studies. 4(1); January 2004. p. 188-195

1095

Demoor, Marysa and Pieters, jGrgen

Discursive desire: Catherine Belsey's feminism.

Feminist Review. No.66; Autumn 2000. p.25-45

1096

Derne, Steve

The Indian women's movement and feminist theory: an assessment of MacKinnon’s model.

Man in India. 81(3-4); July-December 2001. p.251-262

1097

Desai, Neera

The making of a feminist.


1098

Dever, Maryanne

Culture shocks: feminism and difference in the Classroom.

AJWS: Asian Journal of Women’s Studies. 4(1); 1998.p.130-152

1099

Devereux, Cecily

New woman, new world: maternal feminism and the new imperialism in the white settler

colonies.

Women’s Studies International Forum. 22(2); March-April, 1999.p.175-184

1100

Devika, J and Sukumar, Mini

Making space for feminist social critique in contemporary Kerala.


166

1101

Dhanda, Meena

Representation for women: should feminists support quotas ?.

Economic and Political Weekly. 34(33); 12-18 August 2000.p.2969-2979

1102

Di Cori, Paola

Comparing different generations of feminists: precariousness versus corporations?.


1103

Diarsi, Myra

Its not only to say to Patriarchy: feminism in women's movement in Indonesia 1990's.


1104

Dietrick, Gabriele

Feminist political alternatives.

Journal of Women’s Studies. 1(2); October-March 1997.p.29-42

1105

Dign, Naifei

Subjects of feminists in question.

AJWS: Asian Journal of Women’s Studies. 11(2); 2005. p. 89-97

1106

Dipalma, Carolyn

Reading Donna Haraway: a feminist theoretical and methodological perspective.


1107

Doezema, Jo

Ouch! western feminists "wounded attachment" to the Third World prostitute.

Feminist Review. No. 67; Spring 2001. p.16-38

1108

Dolfsma, Wilfred and Hoppe, Hella

On Feminist Economics.


1109

Dominelli, Lena

Feminist social work: an expression of universal human rights.

Indian Journal of Social Work. 59(4); October 1998.p.917-929

1110

Donaldson, Laura E

On medicine women and white shame-ans: new age native Americanism and commodity

fetishism as pop culture feminism.

Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society. 24(3); Spring 1999.p.677-696

167

1111

Donath, Susan

The other economy: a suggestion for a distinctively Feminist Economics.

Feminist Economics. 6(1); March 2000.p.115-123

1112

Dongchao, Min

Duihua (dialogue) in-between: a process of translating the term feminism in China.


1113

Downe, Pamela J

Selling sex, studying sexuality: voices of Costa Rican prostitutes and visions of feminists.

Atlantis: a Women’s Studies Journal. 23(1); Fall/ Winter, 1998.p.60-68

1114

du Cille, Ann

The occult of true black womanhood: Critical demeanor and black Feminist Studies.

Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society. 19(3); Spring 1994. p.591-599

1115

Dyer, Gwynne

Islamic feminism.

Human Rights World Wide. 3(9-10); November-December. 1993.p5-6.

1116

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Feminism's influence on peace history.

Atlantis: a Women’s Studies Journal . 25(1); Fall 2000. p.3-10

1117

Ecofeminism: theorising Women’s struggle.

South Link: South-South Solidarity Newsletter. No.1&2; April-June 1995. p.31-34

1118

Ehrenreich, Barbara

What is socialist feminism?.

Analytical Monthly Review. 3(4-5); July-August 2005. p. 73-80

1119

El-Bushra, Judy

Feminism, gender, and women's peace activism.


1120

Elliot, Patricia

Denial and disclosure: an analysis of selective reality as resistance to feminist curriculum.

RFR/ DRF: Resources for Feminist Research. 24(1-2); Spring/ Summer 1995.p.3-11

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1121

Elliot, Patricia

Who gets to be a woman? Feminist politics and the question of trans-inclusion.


1122

Enloe, Cynthia

The surprised feminist.


1123

Enloe, Cynthia

Wielding masculinity inside Abu Ghraib: making feminist sense of an American military

scandal.


1124

Epstein, Barbara

Feminist consciousness after the women's movement.

Monthly Review. 54(4); September 2002. p.32-38

1125

Evans, Kristy

A guide to feminist advocacy.


1126

Everingham, Jo-Anne

Mahila sanghas as feminist groups: the empowerment of women in coastal Orissa.

Indian Journal of Gender Studies. 9(1); January-June 2002. p.43-60

1127

Explorations feminist and economic inquiry in Central and Eastern Europe.

Feminist Economics. 10(3); November 2004. p. 81-84

1128

Facio, Alda

Trafficking in women and children for the sex trade: reflections from a Latin American

human rights feminist.

Canadian Woman Studies. 22(3-4); Spring/Summer 2003. p. 136-142

1129

Farnell, Amy Erdman

Feminism and the media: introduction.


1130

Farrell, Amy Erdman

Feminism and the media: introduction.


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Feldman, Ron H

On your new moons: the feminist transformation of the Jewish new moon festival.

Journal of Women and Religion. Vol.19-20; 2001-2002. p.26-51

1132

Feminism and Bosnia

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1133

Feminism and the catholic church in the U S

Communalism Combat. No.29; January 1997

1134

Feminism as femininity in the nineteen-fifties?.


1135

Feminist legal theory and practice in Mongolia: after the pull-out of the Soviet Regime, Ulaan

Baatar, July, 1999.

APWLD Forum News. No.2; August 1999.p.11

1136

Feminist movement and human rights.

Human Touch. 3(5); May 2006. p.8-10

1137

Feminist movements to end violence.

Women’s Voice. September-October 2001. p.14-15

1138

Fensham, Rachel

Modernity and the white imaginary in Australian feminist theatre.

Hecate: an Interdisciplinary Journal of Women’s Liberation. 29(1); 2003.p.7-18

1139

Fernandes, Leela

Reading "India's Bandit Queen": a trans/national feminist perspective on the discrepancies of

representation.

Signs: Journal of Women in Cultural and Society. 25(1); Autumn 1999.p.123-152

1140

Ferrier, Carole

Is feminism finished?.


1141

Flew, Fiona and others

Introduction: local feminism, global futures.

Women’s Studies International Forum. 22(4); July-August, 1999.p.393-403

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1142

Fluri, Jennifer L

Feminist-nation building in Afghanistan: an examination of the Revolutionary Association of

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1143

Forbes, Geraldine

Mother and sisters: feminism and nationalism in the thought of Subhas Chandra Bose.

Asian Studies. 2(1); 1984. p.23-32

1144

Forcey, Linda Rennie

Integrating women's studies with peace studies: challenges for feminist theory.


1145

Forestell, Nancy

Mrs. Canada goes global: Canadian first wave feminism revisited.

Atlantis: a Women’s Studies Journal . 30(1); 2005. p. 7-20

1146

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Saint-Simonian feminism.

Feminist Economics. 7(1); March 2001. p.79-96

1147

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Feminist politics in the age of recognition: a two-dimensional approach to gender justice.

Nivedini: Journal of Gender Studies. 12(1); July/August 2006. p.1-18

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Friedan, Betty

Family and feminism.

Span. January 1982. p.14-19

1149

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Feminism in the transition house.

Canadian Woman Studies. 20(3); Fall 2000.p.41-42

1150

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Feminist thinking on women and power.

Asian Women. V.2, Spring 1996.p.1-16

1151

Fuszora, Melgorzara

Feminism, the new millennium, and ourselves: a polish view.


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Gajjala, Radhika and Mamidipudi, Annapurna

Cyberfeminism, technology, and international 'development'.

Gender and Development. 7(2); July 1999.p.8-16

1153

Gandhi, Nandita and Shah, Nandita

An interactive space for feminisms.

Samyukta: a Journal of Women’s Studies. 5(2); July 2006. p.61-72

1154

Gandhi, Nighat

Can men be the allies of feminism?.

Hindu (Mag.). 29 August; 2004. p. 1

1155

Ganesan, Sharmila

A feminist's worst nightmare.

Times of India (Sun.). 20 April; 2008. p.19

1156

Ganesh, Kamala

Feminist intervention in family law: towards expanding and degendering care arrangements.

Social Action. 44(4); October-December 1994. p.52-64

1157

Ganguli, Shobori

Au revoir, Beauvoir, goddess of feminism.

Pioneer. 14 April; 1997.p.8

1158

Gardiner, Judith Kegan

What happened to socialist feminist women's studies programs? A case history and some

speculations.


1159

Gateby, Bev and Humphries, Maria

Feminist participatory action research: methodological and ethical issues.


1160

Gay, Jill

Feminism, environmental justice, toxic dumps and pesticides.

Political Environments. No.7; Fall 1999/ Winter 2000.p.66-69

1161

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News from Nikk. No.2; December 1999.p.1-2

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Revisiting and reflecting on a piece written for Jeri Wine in 1984: feminist issues as they

relate to my grandmother, my mother, and myself.


1163

Gershbain, Mikki

The struggle beneath the struggle: antisemitism in Toronto feminist anti-racist movements.

Canadian Woman Studies. 14(2); Spring 1994. p.58-61

1164

Ghatak,Anchita

Feminism born out of pain and struggle.

Telegraph. 11 August; 1994,p20

1165

Ghosh, Malini

Literacy, power and feminism.

Economic and Political Weekly. 37(17); 27 April-3 May 2002. p.1615-1620

1166

Ghosh, Sagarika

Indian feminism coming of age.

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Feminist criticism: reading resistance.

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A part and apart: lesbian and straight feminist activists negotiate identity in second-wave

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1169

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Sex positive: feminism, queer theory, and the politics of transgression.


1170

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Maharashtra women's policy co-opting feminism.

Economic and Political Weekly. 29(32); 6 August 1994. p.2063-2064

1172

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Dueling for dollars: feminist activism and minimum wage coalition politics.


1173

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Feminism and aboriginal culture: one women's view.


1174

Graveline, Fyre Jean

Lived experiences of an aboriginal feminist transforming the curriculum.


1175

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Fresh winds in Beijing: Chinese feminists speak out on the one-child policy and women's

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1176

Greer, Germaine

Is being fat a feminist must?.

Deccan Herald(Mag.). 31 December; 2008. p.4

1177

Griffin, Gabriele

Other feminisms - European women's studies/women's studies in Europe.


1178

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Histories of a feminist future.


1179

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Gandhi, dalits and feminists: recovering the convergence.

Economic and Political Weekly. 43(22); 31 May-06 June 2008. p.83-99

1180

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Major trends of feminism in India.

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Space travel: the connective politics of feminist reading.

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1182

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1183

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Feminist media coverage of the Social Forums.

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1184

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Comment on Welby's "against epistemological chasms: the science question in feminism

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Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society. 26(2); Winter 2001. p.511-525

1185

Hariss, Anita

Riding my own tidal wave young women's feminist work.

Canadian Woman Studies. 20/21(4/1); Winter/Spring 2001. p.27-31

1186

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Buddhism and feminism.

Nivedini: Journal of Gender Studies. 1(2) & 2(1); December 1994-May 1995.p.73-94

1187

Hashim, Iman

Reconciling Islam and feminism.

Gender and Development. 7(1); March 1999.p.7-14

1188

Haskins, Victoria

Lovable natives and tribals sisters: feminism, materialism and the campaign for citizenship in

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1189

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Analyzing backlash: feminist standpoint theory as analytical tool.


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Feminist therapy 'institutes' in England.


1191

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Feminist philosophy in Korea: subjectivity of Korean women.


1192

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Towards a feminist anthropology of childhood.

Atlantis: a Women’s Studies Journal . 24(1); Fall/Winter 1999.p.27-38

1193

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"It's only a penis": rape, feminism, and differences.


1194

Hendrixson, Anne

What would Xena do? Or, how should women respond to the rising costs of feminism?.

Political Environments. No.8; Winter-Spring 2001. p.9-10

1195

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Barred from the barroom: second wave feminists and public accommodations in U S cities.


1196

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U.S. population policy and feminism: a working relationship ?.

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1197

Higgins, Jenny

Sexy feminisms and sexual health: theorizing heterosex, pleasure, and constraint in public

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1198

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The cultural wars of feminism.

Women’s News Digest. No. 48/49; June 2000.p.14-15

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Vacant wombs: feminist challenges to psychoanalytic theories of childless women.


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Feminist music theory into the millennium: a personal history.


1201

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Feminists and neo-Malthusians: Past and present alliances.

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1202

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Second-wave feminism and the politics of relationships.


1203

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The socialist feminist project.

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1204

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The abolition of capital punishment as a feminist issue.


1205

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Cracks in the feminist mirror? Research and reflections on lesbians and gay men working

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Feminism, conflict and disasters in post-tsunami Sri Lanka.

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Rigorous feminist standards! A panel in honour of Ruth Roach Pierson.

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Feminism spoken here: epistemologies for interdisciplinary development research.

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1209

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Feminism, nationalism, and difference: reflections on the Palestinian women's movement.

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1210

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Feminist reading of Dr. Ambedkar: understanding (capitalist patriarchal brahmanism (its

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IAWS Newsletter. April 2005. p. 15-19

1211

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Globalism and localism: negotiating feminist space, rethinking gender, democracy and

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Urdhva Mula. 3(1); July 2004. p. 7-28

1212

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Women and Politics: a feminist view.

Uma Prachar. April-July 1996.p.2-4

1213

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Dalit feminism and Indian academics.

IAWS Newsletter. December 2003. p. 31

1214

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Feminist selves and feminism's others: feminist representations of jamaat-e-islami women in

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1215

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Bisexual politics: a superior form of feminism ?.

Women’s Studies International Forum. 22(3); May-June 1999.p.273-285

1216

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Bio-feminist ethics in the lives of Buddhist women: a little emancipation at a time.


1217

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Feminism in the nineties' South Korean prime - time serial dramas.


1218

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Feminism and the world wars.


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Feminism, culture and the politics of signification.

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1220

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Feminist perspectives on family and marriage: a historical view.

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Women and feminism in China and India: a conversation with Li Xiaojiang.

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1222

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Women and feminisms in contemporary Asia (Editorial).


1223

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Feminism and peace studies: taking stock of a quarter century of efforts.

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1224

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Forum on feminism and the media: afterword.


1225

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Feminism, still on the fringe ?.

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1226

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Reconsidering China's marriage law campaign: toward a de-orientalized feminist perspective.


1227

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Mercurial Melina: Artiste, feminist and fiery politician.

Pioneer. 23 March;1994,p10

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Practicing feminism in South Korea: the issue of sexual violence and the women's movement.


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Feminism remains a forbidden word in Russia.

Times of India. 8 March; 1994. p10

1230

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Feminists live in a make believe world of grouses.

Pioneer. 9 March; 1994. p10

1231

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Life experiences, resistance and feminist consciousness.


1232

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Perspectives for a grassroots feminist theory.

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Feminism's identity crises.

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Feminism's identity crisis.

Atlantic Monthly. October 1993. p.51-68

1235

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What feminism means to me: why I am a feminist.

RCWS Newsletter. 26(1-2); Spring/Summer 2005

1236

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Who draws the line: feminist reflections on speech and censorship.

Economic and Political Weekly. 31(16-17); 20-27 April 1996. p.WS-15-30

1237

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Contemporary Islamisms and feminisms in Egypt.

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Faith and feminism.

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Feminist social service delivery in India.

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On the grounds of globalisation: a topography for feminist political engagement.


1244

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Feminism Fires the Celluloid World.

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1245

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Why should feminists read the Bible?.

Hecate: an Interdisciplinary Journal of Women’s Liberation. 33(2); 2007. p.4-13

1246

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Socialist feminism: what difference did it make to the history of women's studies.


1247

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Toward a feminist natural science: linking theory and practice.


1248

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What do women want? A conservation feminist manifesto.

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Women's perspective on population policies; feminist critique of population policies;

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1250

Khawar Mumtaz

Advocacy for an end to poverty, inequality, and insecurity: feminist social movements in

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1251

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Female gender subjectivity, constructed by 'son-birth': need for feminisms ?.

AJWS: Asian Journal of Women’s Studies. V.1; 1995.p.33-57

1252

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Practicing feminism in gender and mass communication studies in Korea: Some reflections

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Asian Women. Vol.4; Spring 1997.p.21-54

1253

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Poor women survey poor women: feminist perspectives in survey research.

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1254

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Luce Irigaray's deconstruction and construction of female subjectivity: challenge to feminist

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How should feminists sex work without exploiting sex workers ?.

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1256

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Anandibai Joshee: retrieving a fragmented feminist image.

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1257

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Fracturin domesticity: media, nationalism, and the question of feminist influence.


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Feminist perspectives and the struggle to transform the disciplines: Report of the IAWS

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Co-president Hillary is sati, no feminist.

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When Martha Met Goliath: feminists and the State in Alberta.

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1262

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Toward a feminist pedagogy in economics.


1263

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Twenty-first century academic feminism in the United States: Utopian visions and practical

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1264

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Ontology and feminist theorizing.


1265

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Earth mother myths and other ecofeminist fables: how a strategic notion rose and fell.


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A comment on the citation impact of Feminist Economics.


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Deconstructing gendered power relations in participatory planning: towards an empowering

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1270

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Celebrating the feminist-as-lesbian: Jeri Dawn Wine.


1271

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Agony and ecstasy: feminist among feminists.


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(Un)ease in using feminist pedagogy in large lecture style classrooms.

Atlantis: a Women’s Studies Journal. 26(1); Fall/Winter 2001. p.77-80

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Feminism, imperialism and orientalism: the challenge of the 'Indian woman'.

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A feminist perspective on FLOSS development.

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Citizenship: towards a feminist synthesis.

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A neutral feminist observer? Observation-based research and the politics of feminist

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Come back public/ private; (Almost) all is forgiven: using feminist methodologies in

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Alexandra Kollontai and Marxist feminism.

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Radical feminism is still alive.

NIKK Magasin. No.3; 2002. p. 21-23

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Introduction to sexy feminism? Trans-formations in feminist sexuality studies after queer

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1282

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Out of Canada: the pedagogy of transnational feminist activism.


1283

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Believing in equality: the meanings attached to 'Feminism' in Singapore.


1284

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Critical identities: rethinking feminism through transgender politics.

Atlantis: a Women’s Studies Journal . 23(1); Fall/Winter 1998.p.3-12

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Dialogue, distance and difference: feminism in contemporary Japan.

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A feminist economics perspective on recent trends in inequality in Canada.

Atlantis: a Women’s Studies Journal. 23(2); Spring/Printemps, 1999.p.90-101

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What feminism means to me.

RCWS Newsletter. 28(2); Monsoon 2007. p.2-7

1288

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Feminism as cultural renaissance.

Hecate: an Interdisciplinary Journal of Women’s Studies. 30(1); 2004. p. 231-246

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Has feminism died a natural death ?.

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Redefining feminism.

Statesman(Sun.Mag). 17 March; 1996.p.6

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Spiritual essences in African women's fiction: a study in feminist aesthetics.


1292

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Feminism and economic inquiry in communist and post-communist Poland.


1293

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The politics of feminism in Islam.

Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society. 23(2); Winter 1998.p.321-361

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Open space war and peace: reflections of a feminist.


1295

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Witch trials, sexuality & feminist theology.

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Twenty-five years of Mexican feminisms.


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Feminism's perverse effects.


1298

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Feminism and stay-at-home-motherhood: some critical reflections and implications for

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'Infidelity to an impossible task': postmodernism, feminism and Lyn Hejinian's 'my life'.

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Migrating feminisms: maligned overstayed or model citizen ?.


1301

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Porn empowerment: negotiating sex work and third wave feminism.


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An African child becomes a black Canadian feminist - oscillating identities in the black

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The feminist challenge to economics.

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Ethnically constructed guns and feminist anti-militarism in Israel.


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Ugandan feminism: political rhetoric or reality ?.


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Ngwi Qwang,'the black Madonna' and the changing curve of African feminism.

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Historicizing slavery in West Indian feminisms.


1308

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On cultural authority: women's studies feminist politics, and the popular press.


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Answering questions and asking more: reflections on feminist participatory research.


1310

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From feminism to women's human rights: the best way forward ?.

Atlantis: a Women’s Studies Journal. 22(2) Spring/Printemps 1998.p.50-61

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Women's studies students negotiating feminist pedagogy.


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It's about care as much as it's about feminism: women's personal and political motivations for

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Bridging the gap: feminism, fashion and consumption.


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Feminism and the third way.


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Janette turner Hospital's the last magician: 'a feminist's nightmare'?.


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Perceiving feminism: some local responses.

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Destabilizing feminism.

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Feminism and the pin-up syndrome.

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Refusing globalisation and the authentic nation - feminist politics in current conjuncture.

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Rights, law and feminist politics: rethinking our practice.

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Dismenting the master's house: the predicament of feminist publishing and writing today.


1325

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The dissenting feminist voice in a globalised marketplace.


1326

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A few cautions at the millennium on the merging of feminist studies with American Indian

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189

1327

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Political discourses on workfare and feminist debates on the recognition of unpaid work.


1328

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Teaching women's organizing and the women's movement: the question of arts and culture

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Liberating women, liberating knowledge: reflections on two decades of feminist action

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Jeri Wine and the feminist party of Canada.


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Feminist, forgotten.

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Feminists now split over Uniform Code.

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The quest for gender justice: emerging feminist voices in Islam.

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Stretching the limits: a feminist reading of the Shari'a in post-Khomeini Iran.

Women Living Under Muslim Laws. Dossier 17; June 1997.p.31-61

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Comparative perspectives symposium: feminist philosophy: an exotic Island: feminist

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Engaging feminism centres for Women's Studies: need to act now.

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Ecofeminism: a global concern.

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The two faces of feminism.

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Globalisation, ICTs, and economic empowerment: a feminist critique.

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Middle Eastern studies: feminism and globalisation.


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Contradictions in feminist pedagogy: black women students' perspectives.


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Globalization and feminism: The rise of women's organisations in the Middle East and North

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Feminism and Islamic family law reforms in Malaysia: how much and to what extent ?.


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Malati Chaudhuri-first wave feminist.

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Feminism must reach out to the world.

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The theatre of feminist identity.

Deccan Herald. 13 March; 2005. p. 4

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The politics of theorizing 'Islamic feminism': implications for International Feminist

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A study or dagongmei: a feminist understanding of gender politics in China under reform.


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"Old Ontario" through the lens of feminist scholarship, 1970s-1990s.

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Critiquing the psychiatric paradigm revisited: reflections on feminist interventions in mental

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Feminist philosophy in Norway, with a view to the Nordic countries.


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Chicana feminism and postmodernist theory.


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The ‘loony fringe' among feminists is needed.

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Situating older Caribbean Canadian women in feminist research - a reflection.


1359

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Constituting feminist struggle in Kenya: the challenge of sexual violence against women.


1360

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Who is Canadian now? Feminism and the politics of nation after September 11.


1361

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Transforming and grappling with concepts of activism and feminism with indigenous women

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1362

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On feminism and identity politics.

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The troubled relationship of feminism and history.


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Is astrology different for feminists?.

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Unveiling feminism.


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Male feminists, anyone?.

Hindustan Times. 7 March; 2007. p.10

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spousing the feminist cause.

Pioneer. 2 August; 1995.p.10

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Fresh thinking needed on feminist goals.

Pioneer. 12 October; 1994.p.10

1370

Narasimhan, Sakuntala

Doyenne of third world feminism.

Deccan Herald (Mag.). 4 October; 2003. p. IV

1371

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Focus on feminism- the struggle against violence..

Deccan Herald (Sun.Mag.). 20 February; 1994.p.2.

1372

The VII National Conference on Women Studies: Looking forward-looking back:

In search of feminist vision, alternative paradigms and practices, December 1995

IAWS Newsletter. Spring-Summer 1995.p.2-10

1373

Navarro-Tejero, Antonia

Dalit feminist movement: interview with Rajini Tilak.


1374

Naylor, Ann Kaloski

Gone are the days: bisexual perspectives on lesbian/ feminist literary theory.


194

1375

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Feminist economics at the millennium: a personal perspective.


1376

Nelson, Julie A

Once more, with feeling: feminist economics and the ontological question.


1377

A new feminism (Editorial).

Hindustan Times. 9 March; 2002. p.10

1378


Feminism and cultural studies in Asia.


1379

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Sons of the movement: feminism, female masculinity and female to male (FTM) transsexual

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1380

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Commemorating literacy women: Ellen Moers and feminist criticism after twenty years.


1381

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Trading aprons for arms: feminist resistance in the north of Ireland.

RFR/DRF: Resources for Feminist Research. 30(3/4); 2003. p. 39-64

1382

Of camera phones and compulsory courses: the need for feminist jurisprudence.

From the Lawyers Collective. 21(10); November 2006. p.27-28

1383

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Democratization and state feminism: gender politics in Africa and Latin America.

Development and Change. 33(3); June 2002. p.439-466

1384

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Electronic communications and feminist activism: the experience of PAR-L.

Atlantis: a Women’s Studies Journal . 24(1); Fall/Automne 1999.p.39-53

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1385

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Feminist theory in grand style.

Columbia Law Review. 89(5); June 1989. p.1147-1178

1386

Olsen, Frances

From false paternalism to false equality: judicial assaults on feminist community, Illinois

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Michigan Law Review. 84(7); June 1986. p.1518-1541

1387

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What is feminist legal theory and why should gender studies care about it ?.

Journal of Gender Studies. No.1; 1998.p.23-34

1388

Owen, Lisa Battaglia

On gendered discourse and the maintenance of boundaries: a feminist analysis of the

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1389

Owen, Lisa Battaglia

Toward a Buddhist feminism: Mahayana Sutras, feminist theory and the transformation of

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1390

Owen, Norman G

"Why I am (not) a feminist": voices of Hong Kong students.


1391

Oyewomi, Oyeronka

Family bonds/conceptual binds: African notes on feminist epistemologies.

Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society. 25(1); Summer 2000. p. 1093-1098

1392

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Feminist challenges to Social Sciences.

International Journal for Women and Gender Research. 1(1); January-June 2007.p.65-71

1393

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Feminist comic strips are hard to sell.

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1394

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Strangers in an estranged world: two radical feminists in the academy.


1395

Paisley, Fiona

Citizens of their world: Australian feminism and indigenous rights in the international

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1396

Panar, Purabi

Of feminist fables and a 'Blue Don'.

Pioneer. 10 November; 1995.p.19

1397

Papic, Zarana

Kosovo war, feminists and fascism in Serbia.


1398

Pappu, Rekha

Feminist initiatives in legislation: a perspective from India.

Asian Women. V.11; 2000. p.49-60

1399

Pathak, Avijit

The non-viability of feminist utopia.

Indian Express. 7 January; 1997.p.8

1400

Pawar, Urmila

Opening up research: dalit feminist perspectives in academia.

IAWS Newsletter. December 2003. p. 26-30

1401

Payne, Kathryn

From abject to subject: some thoughts on sex work as a missing link in feminist

understandings of sexuality.


1402

Peddle, Katrina; Powell, Alison and Shade, Leslie Regan

Bringing feminist perspectives into community informatics.


1403

Pereira, Charmaine

Feminist knowledge.

Seminar. No.490; June 2000.p.77-85

197

1404

Pereira, Charmaine

Setting agendas for feminist thought and practice in Nigeria.


1405

Perera, Violet

Who is feminist?.

Options. 37(2); 2005. p. 17-21

1406

Perera-Rajasingham, Nimanthi

From murder to violence against women: the beginnings of a feminist debate in Sri Lanka.

Nivedini: Journal of Gender Studies. Vol. 11; July-August 2004. p. 103-136

1407

Perry, Adele

Feminism, history and writing British Columbia's past.

Atlantis: a Women’s Studies Journal. 25(1); Fall 2000. p.69-74

1408

Petchesky, Rosalind P

Phantom towers: feminist reflections on the battle between global capitalism and

fundamentalist terrorism.

Economic and Political Weekly. 36(43); 27 October-2 November 2001. p.4115-4120

1409

Petchesky, Rosalind P

Phantom towers: feminist reflections on the battle between global capitalism and

fundamentalist terrorism.

Development: the Journal of the Society for International Development. 45(2); June 2002.

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1410

Peter, Christine

Feminist friendship.


1411

Peter, Fabienne

Critical realism, feminist epistemology, and the emancipatory potential of science: a

comment on Lawson and Harding.


1412

Peto, Andrea

Feminisms and social sciences in European countries with a statist feminist heritage:

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198

1413

Philipose, Pamela

Using feminism as a stick.

Indian Express. 11 October; 1996.p.8

1414

Phillips, Ann M.

Feminist anti-racist participatory action research: research for social change around women's

health in Brazil.

Canadian Woman Studies. 17(2); Spring 1997.p.100

1415

Phillips, Ruth

Feminism, policy and women's safety during Australia's war on terror.


1416

Pilwha, Chang

Feminist consciousness and women's education: the case of women's studies, EWHA

Women's University.


1417

Pinterics, Natasha

Riding the feminist waves in with the third?.


1418

Pitzulo, Carrie

The battle in every man's bed: playboy and the fiery feminists.

Journal of the History of Sexuality. 17(2-4); May 2008. p.259-289

1419

Poland, Louise

The devil and the angel? Australia's feminist presses and the multinational agenda.


1420

Polk, Danne

Ecologically queer: preliminaries for a queer ecofeminist identity theory.

Journal of Women and Religion. Vol.19-20; 2001-2002. p.72-89

1421

Pollock, Griselda

Three essays on trauma and shame: feminist perspectives on visual poetics.


1422

Pomfret, Mary

Mad women in the burqa: Muslims women as exemplar feminists.


199

1423

Pornography vs. freedom of expression: the perennial debate, feminist concerns.

RCWS Newsletter. 25(2-3); Monsoon/Fall 2004. p. 1-3

1424

Porter, Marilyn

Feminism is a good woman: reflections on the use of ideas in the women’s movement in

Indonesia.


1425

Porter, Marilyn and Sadli, Saparinah

Is global feminism possible: developing "partnership" in a university linkage project.


1426

Povey, Elaheh Rostami

Feminist contestations of institutional domains in Iran.

Feminist Review. No.69; Winter 2001. p.

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Power, Marilyn

Social provisioning as a starting point for Feminist Economics.


1428

Pradeep Kumar

Is neo-feminism sustainable ?.

Mainstream. 32(25); May 1994.p.9-10

1429

Prasad, Kiran and Madhavi, R K

Feminism: reshaping the development communication agenda.

Social Welfare. 48(9); December 2001. p.18,23-25

1430

Presserm, Harriet B

Demography, feminism, and the science-policy nexus.

Population and Development Review. 23(2); June 1997.p.295-331

1431

Preyra, Cecilia

Community matters: Jeri Wine, feminist teacher and mentor.


1432

Price, Janet

Connecting bodies through space and time: disability, feminism and globalisation.

Women's Global Network for Reproductive Rights Newsletter. No. 86; 2005. p.12-15

200

1433

Prokhovnik, Raia

Public and private citizenship: from gender invisibility to feminist inclusiveness.


1434

Puwar, Nirmal

The future of feminist review and feminisms: un/becomings and possibilities.


1435

Puwar, Nirmal

Making space for South Asian women: what has changed since feminist review issue 177.


1436

Radhakrishnan, Mita

Feminism family and social change: myths and models.

Social Action. 44(4); October-December 1994.p.34-51

1437

Radhika, V

DU political Sc syllabus to have feminist theories.

Pioneer. 20 January; 1995

1438

Rajadhyaksha, Radha

Feminism and sexuality, 10th century-style.

Times of India. 26 October; 2003. p. 2

1439

Rajalakshmi, T K

Palestinian feminist speaks out against war-mongerers at India Social Forum.

Women’s Equality. No.7.1 & 7.2; 2007. p.29-30

1440

Rajan, Nalini

Dance Bar girls and the feminist's dilemma.

Economic and Political Weekly. 42(6); 10-16 February 2007. p.471-474

1441

Rake, Katherine

Let us join hands to reclaim feminism.

Hindu. 9 August; 2006. p.11

1442

Ram, Kalpana

Introduction: migratory women, travelling feminisms.


201

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Ramani, Megha

A case for including feminist jurisprudence as a compulsory course in law schools.

From the Lawyers Collective. 22(1); January 2007. p.25-27

1444

Ranganayakamma

Bourgeois feminism and Marxism.

Frontier. 32(29); 13-19 February 2000.p.9-12

1445

Ransby, Barbara

Black feminism at twenty-one reflections on the evolution of a National Community.


1446

Rao, Aruna and Kelleher, David

Leadership for social transformation: some ideas and questions on institutions and feminist

leadership.


1447

Rao, Aruna and Stuart, Rieky

Rethinking organisations: a feminist perspective.

Gender and Development. 5(1); February 1997.p.10-16

1448

Rao, Vimala C

Whither feminism?.

Deccen Herald (Sun.Mag). 21 April; 2002. p.V

1449

Ravindran, Visa

Rethinking feminism.

Hindu(Sun.Mag). 11 June; 2000.p.IV

1450

Refusing to be 'the women's question'... embodied practices of a feminist intervention at the

European Social Forum 2003.


1451

Rege, Sharmila

Dalit women talk differently: a critique of 'difference' and towards a dalit feminist standpoint

position.

Economic and Political Weekly. 33(44); 31 October-6 November 1998.p.ws-39-46

202

1452

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More than just tacking women on to the 'macropicture' - feminist contributions to

globalisation discourses.

Economic and Political Weekly. 38(43); 25-31 October 2003. p. 4555-4563

1453

Rege, sharmila

More than just tacking women on to the macropicture: feminist contributions to globalisation

discourses.


1454

Rege, Sharmila

Real feminism and dalit women.

Economic and Political Weekly. 34(6); 5-11 February 2000.p.492-496

1455

Reid, Colleen

Seduction and enlightenment in feminist action research.

RFR/ DRF: Resources for Feminist Research. 28(1-2); Spring/ Summer 2000.p.169-188

1456

Reiger, Kerreen

Sort of part of the women's movement. but different: mothers' organisations and Australian

feminism.

Women’s Studies International Forum. 22(6); November-December 1999.p.585-595

1457

Reynolds, Juliet

Sushmita Sen, feminism and beauty contests.

Pioneer. 11 June; 1994.p.8

1458

Reynolds, Margaret

Changing feminisms - a personal view.


1459

Richie, Beth E

A black feminist reflection on the antiviolence movement.


1460

Riviere, Dominique

Adventures of a black girl in search of herself: some thoughts on Canadian feminism.


203

1461

Rohde, Deborah L

Media images, feminist issues.


1462

Ross, Ellen

New thoughts on the oldest vocation: mothers and motherhood in recent feminist

scholarship.


1463

Roth, Jenny

Blogging in the classroom: technology, feminist pedagogy and participatory learning.


1464

Roy, Nilanjana S

Feminist utopia.

Telegraph. 11 September; 2005. p. 3

1465

Roy, Shampa

Cross- cultural sisters? Eleanor Rathbone and the Indian feminist movement in the 1930s.


1466

Rubery, Jill

Reflections on gender mainstreaming: an example of feminist economics in action.


1467

Rudy, Kathy

Difference and indifference: a U.S. feminist response to global politics.


1468

Ruhi, Lealle

Natural governance and the governance of nature: the records of Natural Law Feminism.


1469

Rupp, Leila J and Taylor, Verta

Forging feminist identity in an international movement: a collective identity approach to

twentieth-century.


1470

Ryan, Louise

A question of loyalty: war, nation and feminism in early twentieth-century Ireland.


204

1471

Ryang, Sonia

Love and colonialism in Takamure Itsue's feminism: a postcolonial critique.


1472

Rydhagen, Brigitta

Feminist sanitary engineering in vioolsdrif, South Africa.

Gender, Technology and Development. 6(2); May-August 2002. p.249-267

1473

Sabbarwal, Sherry

The changing face of feminism: dilemmas of the feminist academic .

Sociological Bulletin. 49(2); September 2000. p.267-280

1474

Sabra, Samah

Re-imagining home and belonging: feminism nostalgia, and critical memory.

RFR/DRF Resources for Feminist Research. 33(1/2); 2008. p.79-102

1475

Sachdev, Radhika

A feminist to the core.

Hindustan Times (Persona). 3 May; 2002. p.1,2

1476

Sadli, Saparinah

Importing/ applying western feminism: a women's studies university linkage project.


1477

Saliba, Therese

Arab feminism at the millennium.


1478

San Martin, Ruth Magaly and Barnoff, Lisa

Let them howl: the operation of imperial subjectivity and the politics of race in one feminist

organization.


1479

Sardenberg, Cecilia; Costa, Ana Alice and Passos, Elizete

Rural development in Brazil: are we practicing feminism or gender ?.

Gender and Development. 7(3); November, 1999.p.28-38

1480

Satyamira

Feminist healthcare.

Sunday Observer. 10-16 September; 2000. p.5

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Savitha, G L

I'm no feminist.

Times of India. 29 June; 1997.p.2

1482

Saxena, Poonam

Judicial activism: approaches from a feminist perspective.

Social Action. 47(3); October-December 1997.p.398-418

1483

Sayce, Liz and Perkins, Rachel

"They should not breed": feminism, disability and reproductive rights.

Women's Global Network for Reproductive Rights Newsletter. No. 1; 2004. p. 9-12

1484

Sayeed, Almas

Dialogue making political hay of sex and slavery: Kansas conservatism, feminism and the

global regulation of sexual moralities.


1485

Sayers, Janet

Teenage dreams: feminism, psychoanalysis, and adolescence.

Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society. 25(3);Spring 2000. p.817-835

1486

Schlebinger, Lenda

Has feminism changed science?.


1487

Schmiegelow, Philippa

Canadian feminists in the international arena: A retrospective.


1488

Schneider, Geoff and Shackelford, Jean

Economics standards and lists: proposed antidotes for feminist economists.

Feminist Economics. 7(2); July 2001. p.77-89

1489

Scott-Dixon, Krista

Towards an invested empirical method: reclaiming feminist science studies.


1490

Secularism as an alternative to fundamentalisms: questions for feminists.

Women Living Under Muslim Laws Dossiers. No. 28; December 2007. p.41-52

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Southern feminist perspectives on population and reproductive rights: continuing challenges.

Development: Journal of the Society for International Development. 42(1); March

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1492

Seymour, Anne

Aetiology of the sexual abuse of children: an extended feminist perspective.


1493

Shaaban, Bouthaina

Preparing the way: early Arab women feminist writers.

Al-Raida. 20(100); Winter 2003. p. 10-14

1494

Shadmi, Erella

Between resistance and compliance, feminism and nationalism: women in black in Israel.


1495

Shah, Amrita

So it's market-friendly feminism.

Indian Express. 23 March; 1998.p.8

1496

Shah, Chayanika

Marriage, family and community - a feminist dialogue.

Economic and Political Weekly. 40(8); 19-25 February 2005. p. 709

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Shah, Sonia

Race and gender: the co-optation of Asian American Feminism.

Rain and Thunder. No. 22; Spring 2004. p. 13-19

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Shahani, Roshan G and Ghosh, Shoba V

Indian feminist criticism: in search of new paradigms.

Economic and Political Weekly. 35(43-44); 21-27 October/28 Oct-3 November 2000.

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Shahin, Juhi

Here comes Islam’s feminist version.

Pioneer. 18 March; 2001. p.5

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Sharma, Kalpana

The sides to feminism.

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Institutionalising feminist agenda(s).

Economic and Political Weekly. 38(43); 25-31 October 2003. p. 4564-4566

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Sharma, Kumud

Institutionalising feminist agenda(s).


1503

Sharma, Kumud

Women's rights, law and feminist politics.

Bhartiya Janani. No. 43; January 2008. p.21-23

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Sharma, Neha

Pak feminist poet is a tough cookie.

Asian Age. 22 January; 2006. p. 35

1505

Sharmila and Smriti

Opening up research: dalit feminist perspective.

IAWS Newsletter. December; 2003. p. 38-41

1506

Shiva, Vandana

Economic globalization, ecological feminism, and sustainable development.

Canadian Woman Studies. 17(2); Spring 1997.p.22

1507

Shiva, Vandana

Trade-related feminism.

Pioneer. 5 March; 1995.p.2

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Women and nature: ecofeminist vs technofeminist perspectives.

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The Myth of post feminism: the emergence of feminist consciousness in Nepal.

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A new age? Australian feminism and the 1940s.


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National curriculum framework: a feminist critique.

NFIW Bulletin. October-December 2003. p. 19-22

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Singh, Mahendra Kumar

Feminist economists to advise on 11th plan.

Times of India. 8 April; 2007. p.13

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Mapping the imperial social formation: a modest proposal for feminist history.


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Bringing animals into feminist critiques of science.

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1515

Sobritchea, Carolyn I

Representation of gender inequality and women's issues in Philippine feminist discourses.


1516

Sperling, Velerie; Ferre, Myra Marx and Risman, Barbara

Constructing global feminism: transnational advocacy networks and Russian women's

activism.


1517

Srikanth, H

Marxism, radical feminism and homosexuality.

Economic and Political Weekly. 32(44-45); 8-14 November 1997.p.2900-2904

1518

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Feminist re-definition of sustainable development.

Social Welfare. 48(9); December 2001. p.8-14

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Feminist theory - an over view.

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Stacey, Judith

Is academic feminism an oxymoron?.


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Feminism and young women alive and well and still kicking.


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Arab women cyberfeminism.

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Feminism and male chauvinism in the writings of Christina Stead (1902-1983).


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A new agenda: restructuring feminism in South Africa.


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Feminist economic methodologies (Editorial).

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Introduction: feminism and the politics of resistance.


1527


Is the Hindu goddess a feminist ?.

Economic and Political Weekly. 33(44); 31 October-6 November, 1998.p.ws-34-38

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Moving beyond the feminism versus nationalism dichotomy.

Canadian Woman Studies. 20(2); Summer 2000. p.143-146

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Sylvester, Christine

African and Western feminisms: world-travelling the tendencies and possibilities.


1530

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Highlighting feminist concerns.

Hindu. 20 December; 2008. p.2

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1531

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What's new about the new femininity? Feminism, femininity and the discourse of the new.


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Women's culture and lesbian feminist activism: A reconsideration of cultural feminism.

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Thiruchandran, Selvy

Women in political thought constructions, subjective notions and the feminist challenges.

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Thomas, Lyn and Webb, Emma

Writing from experience: the place of the personal in French feminist writing.


1535

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Feminist understandings of embodiment and disability: a "material-discursive" approach to

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Feminist media coverage of women in war: you are our eyes and ears to the world.


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Threatened existence - a feminist analysis of the genocide in Gujarat.

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Tinsman, Heidi

Reviving feminist materialism: gender and neoliberation in Pinochet's Chile.


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Is a global bioethics both desirable and possible? Some feminist perspectives.

Asian Women. Vol.10; June 2000.p.181-200

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An intelligent man's guide to modern Arab feminism.

Al-Raida. 20(100); Winter 2003. p. 15-19

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Feminism and indigenous Hawaiian nationalism.


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Feminist women in Canadian politics: a group ideologically divided?.

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Gender and human development: a feminist perspective.

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Trzcinski, Eileen

Family policy in Germany: a feminist dilemma ?.


1545

Tsunematsu, Naomi

Historical records of a local community in Japan: a feminist ethnographer's criticism.


1546

Turksma, Riet

Feminist classic philosophers and the other women.

Economic and Political Weekly. 36(17); April 28- May 4 2001. p.1413-1424

1547

Twin, France Winddence

Feminist fairy tales for black and American Indian girls: a working-class vision.


1548

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Hiroshima from the feminist perspective: between war crime and the crime of war.

Asian Women. Vol.12; Summer 2001. p.53-79

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Uhn, Cho

The invention of chaste motherhood: a feminist reading of the remarriage ban in the Chosun

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Unfair health and fair sex: a feminist perspective.

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Feminist methodology and gender planning tools: divergences and meeting points.

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Gender in Indian education-a feminist analysis.

Samvadini: Networking for Women's Studies. 2(2); March 2001. p.8-9

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Veneracion-Rallonza, Lourdes

Women and the 'post-sovereign' state: a feminist analytic of the state in the age of

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Venkatesh Ghosh, Shobha

Towards a meaningful feminist literary criticism.

RCWS Newsletter. 25(1); Winter/Spring 2004.

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Verma, Varuna

The flexible feminist.

Telegraph. 25 January; 2004. p. 3

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Verma, Vidhu

Engendering development: limits of feminist theories and justice.

Economic and Political Weekly. 39(49); 4-10 December 2004. p. 5246-5251

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Voronina, Olga

Has feminist philosophy a future in Russia.


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Just a girl? Rock music, feminism, and the cultural construction of female youth.

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Walsh, Mary

Beauvoir, feminisms and ambiguities.


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From Here to Queer: radial feminism, postmodernism and the Lesbian menace (Or, why can't

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213

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Black Canadian feminist thought - tensions and possibilities.


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`Globalization' and the `third way': a feminist response.


1563

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Disrupting identity through visible therapy: a feminist post-structuralist approach to working

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1564

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The cell in relation: an ecofeminist revision of cell and molecular biology.


1565

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"Oh the feminists, they're just blame, blame, blame": feminist pedagogy and content in cross-

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1566

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Against epistemological chasms: the science question in feminism revisited.


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Werner-Hervieu, Gudrun

Women’s studies and feminist research in the federal republic of Germany and Berlin (West).

Women’s Studies Quarterly. 20(3-4); Fall/Winter 1992.p.85-97

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Feminism today.


1569

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Feminist activism and the feminist studies classroom.


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Gynocentric values and feminist psychology.


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All representation is political feminist art past and present.


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Towards a feminist economics of welfare.

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The fragmentary subject: feminist history, official records, and self-representation.


1575

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The citation impact of Feminist Economics.


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Woolley, Frances

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