On Voice and Silence
Giving Life to a Story and Story to a Life
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What happens when feminist academics activelyencourage students to grapple with poststructuralistthinking? Is it possible to enact a collectivefeminist politics based in poststructuralistunderstandings of subjectivity and power? How doesone negotiate the tension between the old desire fora unitary and coherent personal and collectiveidentity, and an emerging desire for a personal andcollective complexity shot through with multipledifferences? This qualitative research thesis drawson Drusilla Modjeska's fictionalised biography,Poppy, to bring poststructuralist thinking to life.Itmaps the proces...
What happens when feminist academics actively
encourage students to grapple with poststructuralist
thinking? Is it possible to enact a collective
feminist politics based in poststructuralist
understandings of subjectivity and power? How does
one negotiate the tension between the old desire for
a unitary and coherent personal and collective
identity, and an emerging desire for a personal and
collective complexity shot through with multiple
differences? This qualitative research thesis draws
on Drusilla Modjeska's fictionalised biography,
Poppy, to bring poststructuralist thinking to life.It
maps the process of finding, and sometimes losing, a
feminist activist voice in contemporary Australia. It
intertwines poetry, prose, story, theoretical
analysis, reflection, journal writing, transcript of
interview, and fanciful imagining to investigate the
processes of re-storying the self in the light of
current feminist understandings of subjectivity,
voice and power.
encourage students to grapple with poststructuralist
thinking? Is it possible to enact a collective
feminist politics based in poststructuralist
understandings of subjectivity and power? How does
one negotiate the tension between the old desire for
a unitary and coherent personal and collective
identity, and an emerging desire for a personal and
collective complexity shot through with multiple
differences? This qualitative research thesis draws
on Drusilla Modjeska's fictionalised biography,
Poppy, to bring poststructuralist thinking to life.It
maps the process of finding, and sometimes losing, a
feminist activist voice in contemporary Australia. It
intertwines poetry, prose, story, theoretical
analysis, reflection, journal writing, transcript of
interview, and fanciful imagining to investigate the
processes of re-storying the self in the light of
current feminist understandings of subjectivity,
voice and power.
