Feminist (Re)visions utilizes the study of space and place--which extends through sociology, anthropology, cultural studies and area studies, historical perspectives, and philosophy--as a paradigm for cross-disciplinary inquiry.
Feminist (Re)visions utilizes the study of space and place--which extends through sociology, anthropology, cultural studies and area studies, historical perspectives, and philosophy--as a paradigm for cross-disciplinary inquiry.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Gail Currie is adjunct research associate in the Division of Biological Sciences at the University of Kansas and a doctoral candidate in the interdisciplinary program of Social Science and Health at the University of Toronto. Celia Rothenberg is Assistant Professor of Religious Studies and Health Studies at McMaster University.
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter 1 Introduction Part 2 Landscapes: Negotiating Space Chapter 3 Critical Dwellings: Foregrounding Space in the Feminist Picture Chapter 4 "Your Life Vest is Under Your Seat": The Politics of Airline Seating Chapter 5 From a Room to a Cyberspace of One's Own: Technology and the Women-Only Heterotopia Chapter 6 Family Business: The Household, Gender, and Generational Relations in an International Ski Resort in the Tirolean Alps Part 7 Ethnoscapes: Production of Place Chapter 8 Manufactured Tradition and the Embodiment of Place: Ethiopian Muslims in a Deterritorialized World Chapter 9 Ambiguous Symbols: Women and the Ascetic Ideal in Jainism Chapter 10 Embodied Spirits: Palestinians and the Experience of Possession Chapter 11 Consciousness Razing: Self-Defining Feminism and the Problem of Postmodern Politics Part 12 Theoryscapes: Landscapes of Theory Production Chapter 13 Weaving Intimacy and Reflexivity: The Locational Politics of Power, Knowledge, and Identities Chapter 14 Cross-Pollinations: Tropes and Consequences in Scientific Writing Chapter 15 Fear of a Real Planet: Sublunary Fantasies of Gender, Sex, and Nation Chapter 16 Crossing Performativities: "Reclaiming" as both Utterance and Gender Construction Chapter 17 Afterword
Chapter 1 Introduction Part 2 Landscapes: Negotiating Space Chapter 3 Critical Dwellings: Foregrounding Space in the Feminist Picture Chapter 4 "Your Life Vest is Under Your Seat": The Politics of Airline Seating Chapter 5 From a Room to a Cyberspace of One's Own: Technology and the Women-Only Heterotopia Chapter 6 Family Business: The Household, Gender, and Generational Relations in an International Ski Resort in the Tirolean Alps Part 7 Ethnoscapes: Production of Place Chapter 8 Manufactured Tradition and the Embodiment of Place: Ethiopian Muslims in a Deterritorialized World Chapter 9 Ambiguous Symbols: Women and the Ascetic Ideal in Jainism Chapter 10 Embodied Spirits: Palestinians and the Experience of Possession Chapter 11 Consciousness Razing: Self-Defining Feminism and the Problem of Postmodern Politics Part 12 Theoryscapes: Landscapes of Theory Production Chapter 13 Weaving Intimacy and Reflexivity: The Locational Politics of Power, Knowledge, and Identities Chapter 14 Cross-Pollinations: Tropes and Consequences in Scientific Writing Chapter 15 Fear of a Real Planet: Sublunary Fantasies of Gender, Sex, and Nation Chapter 16 Crossing Performativities: "Reclaiming" as both Utterance and Gender Construction Chapter 17 Afterword
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