Political theory and feminist social criticism

By:

Ackerly Brooke A

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Publication details: Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2000Description: 234p xISBN:

9780521659840

Subject(s):

1. Feminist Theory2. Feminism - Developing Countries3. Political Science

DDC classification:

305.420000 ACK

Contents:

Contents 1. Silent voices and everyday critics: problems in political theory, solutions from Third World feminist social criticism; 2. Why do we need a Third World feminist theory of social criticism?; 3. Method: skeptical scrutiny, guiding criteria, and deliberative inquiry in concert; 4. Roles: social criticism and self-criticism; 5. Qualifications: everyday critics, multi-sited critics, and multiple critics; 6. Third World feminist social criticism as feminist democratic theory.

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Contents
1. Silent voices and everyday critics: problems in political theory, solutions from Third World feminist social criticism;
2. Why do we need a Third World feminist theory of social criticism?;
3. Method: skeptical scrutiny, guiding criteria, and deliberative inquiry in concert;
4. Roles: social criticism and self-criticism;
5. Qualifications: everyday critics, multi-sited critics, and multiple critics;
6. Third World feminist social criticism as feminist democratic theory.

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