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Biddick, Kathleen. 1993. Genders, bodies, borders: Technologies of the
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Brennan, Samantha. 1999. Recent work in feminist ethics.
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Cacoullos, Ann. R. 2001. American feminist theory. American Studies
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Caprioli, Mary, and Mark A. Boyer. 2001. Gender, violence, and international
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Carver, Terrell. 1996. Public man and the critique of masculinities. Political
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Charlesworth, Hilary. 2000. Martha Nussbaums feminist
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Davies, Bronwyn, et al. 2001. Becoming schoolgirls: The ambivalent project of
subjectification. Gender & Education 13.2: 167-82.
Dellinger, Kirsten, and Christine L. Williams. 1997. Makeup at work: Negotiating
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Delphy, Christine. 1995. The invention of French feminism: An essential
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Dolgopal, Ustinia. 1995. Womens voices, womens pain. Human Rights
Quarterly 17.1: 127-54. 12
Downs, Laura Lee. 1993. If woman is just an empty category, then why am I
afraid to walk alone at night? Identity politics meets the postmodern
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Durham, Carolyn A. 1995. At the crossroads of gender and culture: Where

feminism and sexism Intersect. Modern Language Journal79.2: 153-65.
Felski, Rita. 1996. Gazing at gender: Recent work in feminist media
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Fenton, Natalie. 2000. The problematics of postmodernism forfeminist media
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Foucault, and feminist pedagogic practice. College Literature27.3: 111-29.
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theoretical tensions in research on gender identity.Journal of Gender
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Fraser, Mariam. 2001. Visceral futures: bodies of feminist criticism.Social
Epistemology 15.2: 91-111.
Friedman, Susan Stanford. 1996. Beyond gynocriticism and gynesis: The
geographics of identity and the future of feminist criticism. Tulsa Studies in
Womens Literature 15.1: 13-40.
Haslanger, Sally. 1999. What knowledge is and what it ought to be: Feminist
values and normative epistemology. Philosophical Perspectives 13: 459-80.
Hirschmann, Nancy J. 1996. Toward a feminist theory of freedom.
Political Theory 24.1: 46- 67.
Hoffman, John. 2001. Defining feminism. Politics 21.3: 193-99.
Homans, Margaret. 1994. Women of color: Writers and feminist theory. New
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Hood-Williams, John, and Wendy Cealey. 1998. Trouble with gender.Sociological
Review 46.1: 73-94.
Ingraham, Chrys. 1994. The heterosexual imaginary: Feminist sociology and
theories of gender. Sociological Theory 12.2: 203-19.
Jaggar, Alison M. 2000. Ethics naturalized: feminisms contribution to moral
philosophy. Metaphilosophy 31.5: 452-68.
Kowalewski, David, et al. 1995. Sexism, racism, and establishmentism. Journal
of Black Studies 26.2: 201-15.

Kozlova, N. N. 2002. Gender and the advent of modernity. Russian Social

Science Review 43.4: 13-29.
Lather, Patti. 2001. Postbook: Working the ruins of feminist ethnography. Signs:
Journal of Women in Culture 27.1: 199-27.
Lawson, Tony. 1999. Feminism, realism, and universalism. Feminist
Economics 5.2: 25-59.
Lim, Shirley Geok-Lin. 1993. Hegemony and Anglo-American feminism: Living
in the funny house. Tulsa Studies in Womens Literature 12.2: 279-87.
Lurie, Susan, et al. 2001. Restoring feminist politics to poststructuralist
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Martin, Roberta C. 1998. Beautious wonders of a different kind: Aphra Behns
destabilization of sexual categories. College English 61.2: 192-210.
McNay, Lois. 1999. Gender and narrative identity. Journal of Political
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Mulinari, Diana, and Kerstin Sandell. 1999. Exploring the notion of experience
in feminist thought. Acta Sociologica 42: 287-97.
Nelson, Lise. 1999. Bodies (and spaces) do matter: The limits of
performativity. Gender, Place & Culture 6.4: 331-53. 13
Nozaki, Yoshiko. 2000. Feminist theory and the media representation of a
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thinking. NWSA Journal 12.2: 105-18.

Roberts, Mary Louise. 1998. Gender, consumption, and commodity

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creating or reproducing academic structure? NWSA Journal12.2: 148-62.
Rooney, Ellen. 1996. What can the matter be? American Literary History 8.4:
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Schein, Louisa. 1997. Gender and internal orientalism in China.
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Staeheli Lynn A. 2002. Feminists talking across worlds. Gender, Place and
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Stukes, Pierrette Rouleau. 2001. The symptomatic repetition of identity:
Gender and the traumatic gestalt. Psychoanalytic Studies3.3/4: 393-409.
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