Not My Mother's Sister: Generational Conflict and Third-Wave Feminism
Astrid Henry
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Astrid Henry
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Introduction 1. Daughterhood is Powerful: The Emergence of Feminism's Third Wave 2. Finding Ourselves in the Past: Feminist Generations and the Development of Second Wave Feminism 3. Taking Feminism to Bed: The Third Wave Does the Sex Wars 4. Neither My Mother Nor My Lover: Generational Relations in Queer Feminism 5. To Be, or Not to Be, Real: Black Feminists and the Emerging Third Wave Afterword
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Introduction 1. Daughterhood is Powerful: The Emergence of Feminism's Third Wave 2. Finding Ourselves in the Past: Feminist Generations and the Development of Second Wave Feminism 3. Taking Feminism to Bed: The Third Wave Does the Sex Wars 4. Neither My Mother Nor My Lover: Generational Relations in Queer Feminism 5. To Be, or Not to Be, Real: Black Feminists and the Emerging Third Wave Afterword
Key concepts: Feminism, Third wave, Gender studies, Queer, Sister, Black feminism, Sociology, Anthropology