Beauvoir and Politics
A Toolkit
Herausgeber: Schoonheim, Liesbeth; Vintges, Karen
Beauvoir and Politics
A Toolkit
Herausgeber: Schoonheim, Liesbeth; Vintges, Karen
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Simone de Beauvoir: Toolkit for the 21st Century brings together key concepts in Beauvoir's oeuvre, asking how her notion of ambiguity speaks to decolonial freedom struggles; how myths inform our notions of collective, national identities; how masculinity and its violence has reached new levels with the emergence of 'Incels'.
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Simone de Beauvoir: Toolkit for the 21st Century brings together key concepts in Beauvoir's oeuvre, asking how her notion of ambiguity speaks to decolonial freedom struggles; how myths inform our notions of collective, national identities; how masculinity and its violence has reached new levels with the emergence of 'Incels'.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 234
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. Oktober 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 16mm
- Gewicht: 499g
- ISBN-13: 9781032431925
- ISBN-10: 103243192X
- Artikelnr.: 69114043
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 234
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. Oktober 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 16mm
- Gewicht: 499g
- ISBN-13: 9781032431925
- ISBN-10: 103243192X
- Artikelnr.: 69114043
Liesbeth Schoonheim is a post-doctoral researcher (Wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin) in political theory at Humboldt University in Berlin, Germany. Recent publications include "Resistance: An Arendtian Reading of Solidarity and Friendship in Foucault" (2021, Foucault Studies), "Beauvoir and Writing as the Creation of the Self: Memoirs, Diaries, Biography" (2020, Sartre Studies International), and "The 'Rightful Place in Man's Enduring Chronicle': Arendt's Benjaminian Historiography" (2020, History of European Ideas). Karen Vintges is an associate researcher at the Amsterdam Institute for Humanities Research of the University of Amsterdam. Her publications include Philosophy as Passion: The Thinking of Simone de Beauvoir (1992), Feminism and the Final Foucault (co-edited with Dianna Taylor, 2004), A New Dawn for the Second Sex: Women's Freedom Practices in World Perspective (2017), and other books in Dutch.
About the Contributors Introduction Liesbeth Schoonheim, Karen Veronica
Quirina Vintges Part I: Changing Myths and Feminist Concerns 1. Beauvoir
the Mythmaker Adam Kjellgren 2. What Do Incels Want? Explaining Incel
Violence Using Beauvoirian Otherness Filipa Melo Lopes 3. Beauvoir, Bardot,
and Burqinis: Making Sense of Modern France Catherine Raissiguier Part II:
Lived ambiguities and post-colonial conditions 4. Uses of Ambiguity: A
Black Feminist Phenomenologist Reflects on Ambiguities in the Year 2020
Qrescent Mali Mason 5. Repossession: The Ambiguity of Decolonization Dana
Miranda 6. Love - patriarchal oppression or emancipatory potential? Aspects
of feminist love critique Heli Mahkonen 7. Sacrificing Carceral Feminism:
Beauvoir, Davis, and Institutional Responses to Campus Sexual Violence in
the United States Dana Rognlie Part III: Situated Experience and Embodied
Oppression 8. Simone de Beauvoir and the Phenomenology of Racial Oppression
Mickaëlle Provost 9. Old Age and the question of authenticity Sonia Kruks
10. Expectant Anxiety Kate Kirkpatrick Part IV: Resistance and Fighting
Back 11. "Muscular Revolt": Resisting Gender Oppression Through
Counter-violence Dianna Taylor 12. "I Didn't Ask for It": Women of Former
Yugoslavia Vs. The Invisibility of Rape Ana Maskalan 13. The Role of
Affective Reflexivity in Political Mobilization Elaine Stavro Index
Quirina Vintges Part I: Changing Myths and Feminist Concerns 1. Beauvoir
the Mythmaker Adam Kjellgren 2. What Do Incels Want? Explaining Incel
Violence Using Beauvoirian Otherness Filipa Melo Lopes 3. Beauvoir, Bardot,
and Burqinis: Making Sense of Modern France Catherine Raissiguier Part II:
Lived ambiguities and post-colonial conditions 4. Uses of Ambiguity: A
Black Feminist Phenomenologist Reflects on Ambiguities in the Year 2020
Qrescent Mali Mason 5. Repossession: The Ambiguity of Decolonization Dana
Miranda 6. Love - patriarchal oppression or emancipatory potential? Aspects
of feminist love critique Heli Mahkonen 7. Sacrificing Carceral Feminism:
Beauvoir, Davis, and Institutional Responses to Campus Sexual Violence in
the United States Dana Rognlie Part III: Situated Experience and Embodied
Oppression 8. Simone de Beauvoir and the Phenomenology of Racial Oppression
Mickaëlle Provost 9. Old Age and the question of authenticity Sonia Kruks
10. Expectant Anxiety Kate Kirkpatrick Part IV: Resistance and Fighting
Back 11. "Muscular Revolt": Resisting Gender Oppression Through
Counter-violence Dianna Taylor 12. "I Didn't Ask for It": Women of Former
Yugoslavia Vs. The Invisibility of Rape Ana Maskalan 13. The Role of
Affective Reflexivity in Political Mobilization Elaine Stavro Index
About the Contributors Introduction Liesbeth Schoonheim, Karen Veronica
Quirina Vintges Part I: Changing Myths and Feminist Concerns 1. Beauvoir
the Mythmaker Adam Kjellgren 2. What Do Incels Want? Explaining Incel
Violence Using Beauvoirian Otherness Filipa Melo Lopes 3. Beauvoir, Bardot,
and Burqinis: Making Sense of Modern France Catherine Raissiguier Part II:
Lived ambiguities and post-colonial conditions 4. Uses of Ambiguity: A
Black Feminist Phenomenologist Reflects on Ambiguities in the Year 2020
Qrescent Mali Mason 5. Repossession: The Ambiguity of Decolonization Dana
Miranda 6. Love - patriarchal oppression or emancipatory potential? Aspects
of feminist love critique Heli Mahkonen 7. Sacrificing Carceral Feminism:
Beauvoir, Davis, and Institutional Responses to Campus Sexual Violence in
the United States Dana Rognlie Part III: Situated Experience and Embodied
Oppression 8. Simone de Beauvoir and the Phenomenology of Racial Oppression
Mickaëlle Provost 9. Old Age and the question of authenticity Sonia Kruks
10. Expectant Anxiety Kate Kirkpatrick Part IV: Resistance and Fighting
Back 11. "Muscular Revolt": Resisting Gender Oppression Through
Counter-violence Dianna Taylor 12. "I Didn't Ask for It": Women of Former
Yugoslavia Vs. The Invisibility of Rape Ana Maskalan 13. The Role of
Affective Reflexivity in Political Mobilization Elaine Stavro Index
Quirina Vintges Part I: Changing Myths and Feminist Concerns 1. Beauvoir
the Mythmaker Adam Kjellgren 2. What Do Incels Want? Explaining Incel
Violence Using Beauvoirian Otherness Filipa Melo Lopes 3. Beauvoir, Bardot,
and Burqinis: Making Sense of Modern France Catherine Raissiguier Part II:
Lived ambiguities and post-colonial conditions 4. Uses of Ambiguity: A
Black Feminist Phenomenologist Reflects on Ambiguities in the Year 2020
Qrescent Mali Mason 5. Repossession: The Ambiguity of Decolonization Dana
Miranda 6. Love - patriarchal oppression or emancipatory potential? Aspects
of feminist love critique Heli Mahkonen 7. Sacrificing Carceral Feminism:
Beauvoir, Davis, and Institutional Responses to Campus Sexual Violence in
the United States Dana Rognlie Part III: Situated Experience and Embodied
Oppression 8. Simone de Beauvoir and the Phenomenology of Racial Oppression
Mickaëlle Provost 9. Old Age and the question of authenticity Sonia Kruks
10. Expectant Anxiety Kate Kirkpatrick Part IV: Resistance and Fighting
Back 11. "Muscular Revolt": Resisting Gender Oppression Through
Counter-violence Dianna Taylor 12. "I Didn't Ask for It": Women of Former
Yugoslavia Vs. The Invisibility of Rape Ana Maskalan 13. The Role of
Affective Reflexivity in Political Mobilization Elaine Stavro Index