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020 _a9781446260296
040 _aMAIN
041 _aENG
082 _a305.42
_bPIL/KEY
100 _aPilcher, Jane
245 _aKey concepts in gender studies
_cby Jane Pilcher.
250 _a2nd ed.
260 _aLos Angeles :
_bSage,
_c2017.
300 _a197 p.
500 _aTables of Contents : Chapter 1: Age/ageing Chapter 2: Androcentrism Chapter 3: Backlash Chapter 4: Body/embodiment Chapter 5: Citizenship Chapter 6: Class Chapter 7: Consciousness raising Chapter 8: Cyberfeminism Chapter 9: Cyborg Chapter 10: Dichotomy Chapter 11: Domestic division of labour Chapter 12: Double standard Chapter 13: Equality Chapter 14: Essentialism Chapter 15: Family/Motherhood Chapter 16: Feminisms Chapter 17: Gender Chapter 18: Gender order Chapter 19: Gender segregation Chapter 20: Gendered Chapter 21: Girlpower Chapter 22: Global feminisms Chapter 23: Heterosexuality Chapter 24: Ideology Chapter 25: Intersectionality Chapter 26: Lesbian continuum/lesbian feminism Chapter 27: Mainstreaming Chapter 28: Masculinities Chapter 29: Neoliberalism Chapter 30: (The) other Chapter 31: Patriarchy Chapter 32: Pornography Chapter 33: Post feminism Chapter 34: Post modernism Chapter 35: Power Chapter 36: Psychoanalytical feminism Chapter 37: Public/private Chapter 38: Queer theory Chapter 39: Race/ethnicity Chapter 40: Representation Chapter 41: Reproductive technologies Chapter 42: Separatism Chapter 43: Sex work Chapter 44: Sexual contract Chapter 45: Sexuality Chapter 46: Stand point Chapter 47: Stereotype Chapter 48: Transgender Chapter 49: Violence Chapter 50: Waves of feminism Bibliography Index
650 _aFeminism.
700 _aWhelehan, Imelda
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