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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Feminist Publishing"”.
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When Pākehā Feminism Met the Movement for Māori Sovereignty, 1975–1990
… period is said to have been one of increasing feminist insularity or disintegration. Revealing how and why different Pākehā feminists allied with the Māori sovereignty movement, this thesis explores an untold history of Aotearoa through case studies of women working together to produce a range …
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The writing of Betty Miller: 1933-1949
… Miller looks at the recuperative practices of feminist publishing houses as well as the near annihilation of Miller’s work in the Second World War. Betty Miller’s bestselling biography of Robert Browning and her non-fiction writing for journals such as Twentieth Century and Horizon in the …
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Be-coming subjects: reclaiming a politics of location as radical political rhetoric
… materialist political stance that grounds feminist theory in accountability for the situatedness of knowledge production. I extend Rich's phrase to theorize how radical, lesbian feminists have used a politics of location as a signifying practice to construct alternative subjectivities and …
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‘Shouting Out Loud’: Reading the development of queer lesbian feminisms in 1990s Britain through the <i>Lesbians Talk Issues </i>pamphlet series
… that are specifically rooted in British feminist histories, can be tracked through this pamphlet series. My approach is informed by Allyson Mitchell’s philosophy Deep Lez, which offers the possibility of a radical politics that is firmly rooted in a lesbian feminist past while moving to …
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Redefining ‘Chick-Lit’ and Women’s Publishing within Trade Publishing in South Africa
… and non-fiction within local and international publishing, as shown by high-profile statistics like the VIDA and Stella counts. The aim of this research is to investigate the representation of female authors (often grouped together under the term ‘chick-lit’) within a South African publishing …