Re-conceiving "borders": A feminist pragmatic phenomenology for postcolonial feminist ethics and politics
xi, 205 p. === As an increasing number of differentially situated women implicated within the global economy continue to come into contact with each other, a host of opportunities and challenges are inaugurated for feminist praxes across borders and differences. The cycles of dependencies accentuate...
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University of Oregon
2011
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| Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/1794/11556 |