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Subject(s)

• Feminism [Browse]
• Mass media [Browse]
• Art [Browse]
• Culture [Browse]

Related name

• Buikema, Rosemarie [Browse]
• Tuin, Iris van der [Browse]

Notes

First published 2007 by Coutinho Pub. in Duthch.

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references (p. 261-283) and index.

Language note

Translated from the Dutch.

Contents

• The arena of feminism : Simone de Beauvoir and the history of feminism / Iris van der Tuin
• The arena of the body : the Cyborg and feminist views on biology / Cecilia Åsberg
• The arena of knowledge : Antigone and feminist standpoint theory / Sarah Bracke, María Puig de la Bellacasa
• The arena of disciplines : Gloria Anzaldúa and interdisciplinarity / Gloria Wekker
• The arena of imaginings : Sarah Bartmann and the ethics of representation / Rosemarie Buikema
• The arena of the colony : Phoolan Devi and postcolonial critique / Sandra Ponzanesi
• The arena of sexuality : the tomboy and queer studies / Renée C. Hoogland
• Madonna's crucifixion and the female body in feminist theology / Anne-Marie de Korte
• The rising of Mary Magdalene in feminist art history / Ann-Sophie Lehmann
• Cindy Sherman confronting feminism and (fashion) photography / Marta Zarzycka
• Peter Pan's gender and feminist theatre studies / Maaike Bleeker
• Lara Croft, Kill Bill and the challenges to theory in feminist film studies / Anneke Smelik
• Hacking Barbie in gendered computer culture / Marianne van den Boomen
• Gender, history, and the politics of Florence Nightingale / Geertje Mak, Berteke Waaldijk
• Hélène Swarth and the construction of masculinity in feminist literary criticism / Maaike Meijer
• Dympna and the figuration of the woman warrior / Rosi Braidotti.

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ISBN

• 041549382X (hbk.)
• 0415493838 (pbk.)
• 0203876806 (ebk.)
• 9780415493826 (hbk.)
• 9780415493833 (pbk.)
• 9780203876800 (ebk.)

LCCN

2008053671

OCLC

298181965

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