Titlebook: ‘Am I That Name?’; Feminism and the Cat Denise Riley Book 1988 Denise Riley 1988 feminism.mind.nature.philosophy.political philosophy.quali

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Jing-Xuan Zhang,Fu Kit Sheong,Zhenyang Linf being human is the degree to which possession of a gender is held to invade the whole person. And here the critical gender is female; again, it is the difficulties of the woman-to-human transition. It is ‘women’ who are sexualised, it is femininity which comes to colour existence to the point of s

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Sönke Meynen,Sören Hohmann,Dirk Feßlerhat does it mean to insist that ‘women’ are only sometimes ‘women’, and wouldn’t this suggestion undercut feminism anyway? As part of my argument that it would not, we could start with a fairly straightforward version of what this temporality might be.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-19510-7feminism; mind; nature; philosophy; political philosophy; quality; sociology; women; writing

美色花钱

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-85318-1Writing in the first year of the nineteenth century, Madame de Staël lamented the inheritance of chaotic Republican notions of women allied to the devastations bequeathed by Rousseauesque suppositions. She reflected:

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‘Am I That Name?’978-1-349-19510-7Series ISSN 2947-0188 Series E-ISSN 2947-0196

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Jing-Xuan Zhang,Fu Kit Sheong,Zhenyang Linf being human is the degree to which possession of a gender is held to invade the whole person. And here the critical gender is female; again, it is the difficulties of the woman-to-human transition. It is ‘women’ who are sexualised, it is femininity which comes to colour existence to the point of suffusion.

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Sönke Meynen,Sören Hohmann,Dirk Feßlerhat does it mean to insist that ‘women’ are only sometimes ‘women’, and wouldn’t this suggestion undercut feminism anyway? As part of my argument that it would not, we could start with a fairly straightforward version of what this temporality might be.

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