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Challenging contemporary academic feminism, the author argues that the decline of university arts education and the loss of a deep moral commitment in feminism are related phenomena. The contradiction set up by the radical ideas of the 1960s, and the institutionalized life of many of its protagonists in the academy, has produced a special kind of intellectual distortion. This text criticises the trends in feminist theory from the perspective of forgotten and allegedly outdated feminist ideas.
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