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Feminists Theorize the Political

Short summary

Feminist theory redefines 'the political' beyond state-centric or electoral politics to encompass power relations in personal and social life.

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Key points

  • Feminist theory expands the definition of 'the political' beyond state and electoral arenas.
  • Power relations in personal and social spheres are identified as political.
  • Identity, subjectivity, and social practices are analyzed through a political lens.

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Abstract

Introduction I. Contesting Grounds II. Signifying Identity III. Subjects Before the Law IV. Critical Practices V. Postmodern Post-Script.

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Field: Sociology and Political Science

Sociology and Political ScienceSocial Sciences