A "Feminist Review" Roundtable on the Un/Certainties of the Routes of the Collective and the Journal

[...]I think FR was a place where there were important debates going on about sexuality which certainly had wider ripple effects. [...]I did do a high theory degree, we sort of did Gramsci, not quite in the Italian, but I remember being given Gramsci, Foucault and Althusser in my first year and not...

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Published in:Feminist review 2005-07, Vol.80 (80), p.198-219
Format: Article
Language:English
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Academia
Academic journals
Autobiographies
Black people
Criticism
Cultural studies
Discussion groups
Editors
Feminism
Feminist literary criticism
Marxism
Political debate
Publishing industry
Scholarly publishing
Womens literature
Womens rights movements
Womens studies
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Summary:[...]I think FR was a place where there were important debates going on about sexuality which certainly had wider ripple effects. [...]I did do a high theory degree, we sort of did Gramsci, not quite in the Italian, but I remember being given Gramsci, Foucault and Althusser in my first year and not even digested versions at NELP (now University of East London University). [...]I see it as a process in thinking together rather than delivering a short term outcome that is easily identifiable. [...]she started putting questions to us. Because when we asked her if her group from Dhaka would want to come over here for some workshops instead of us going over there, she said that they would have to be connected to Bangladeshi women's groups here, in London, if they were to come over here from Bangladesh.
ISSN:0141-7789
0141-7789
1466-4380
DOI:10.1057/palgrave.fr.9400230