Reclaiming the Future: Women's Strategies for the 21st Century
Editat de Somer Brodribben Limba Engleză Paperback – 12 oct 1999
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780921881513
ISBN-10: 0921881517
Pagini: 293
Dimensiuni: 139 x 215 x 19 mm
Greutate: 0.41 kg
Editura: Gynergy Books
Colecția Gynergy Books (CA)
ISBN-10: 0921881517
Pagini: 293
Dimensiuni: 139 x 215 x 19 mm
Greutate: 0.41 kg
Editura: Gynergy Books
Colecția Gynergy Books (CA)
Recenzii
"This book sparkles with insights and poses challenges that speak to where feminism should lead in the next century. It takes on the big questions of globalisation, diversity, technology, nationalism, and violence, and dares to imagine how women's activism can affect their future course. It is a welcome antidote to feminist pessimism. By bringing intersectional analysis of race, class, gender, and sexuality to concrete issues of strategy, it makes a powerful call for both the importance and the possibility of multi-cultural activism." -- Charlotte Bunch, Executive Director, Center for Women's Global Leadership, Rutgers University.
"Somer Brodribb has assembled an inspiring collection of writings about the future as seen through the prism of women's lives. Brodribb has cast a wide net and the rewards are plenty. Instead of the usual white male fantasies about the millennium, we learn about sexist and racist immigration policy, women in cyberspace, feminist radio programming in Costa Rica, the globalization of the economy and its impact on women and many other crucial topics. The authors help us imagine a future in which the perspectives of poor women, women of colour, homeless women and lesbians finally take centre stage. How necessary. How refreshing. Let's listen to these strong voices and create a world worth living in!" -- Rita Arditti, professor of Women's Studies, Union Institute & founding member, Women's Community Cancer Project
"Somer Brodribb has assembled an inspiring collection of writings about the future as seen through the prism of women's lives. Brodribb has cast a wide net and the rewards are plenty. Instead of the usual white male fantasies about the millennium, we learn about sexist and racist immigration policy, women in cyberspace, feminist radio programming in Costa Rica, the globalization of the economy and its impact on women and many other crucial topics. The authors help us imagine a future in which the perspectives of poor women, women of colour, homeless women and lesbians finally take centre stage. How necessary. How refreshing. Let's listen to these strong voices and create a world worth living in!" -- Rita Arditti, professor of Women's Studies, Union Institute & founding member, Women's Community Cancer Project
Cuprins
Preface: A Womans Creed - Robin Morgan et al.
Introduction - Somer Brodribb
Part One: Cities of Tomorrow
Women and the City of Tomorrow: Feminist Transformations of the City in the New Millennium - Marry Ann Beavis
The Only Thing You Really Got Is This Minute: Homeless Women Re-visioning the Future - Kathryn M. Felty and Laura Nichols
Part Two: Borders & New Worlds
Closing the Nations Ranks: Canadian Immigration Policy in the 21st Century - Sunera Thobani
An Anishinabwe:kwe Perspective on New World Order - Vera Wabegijig
Part Three: Popular Culture
How Chic Are We?: Lesbian Chic in Mainstream Print Media - Kate Campbell
Technologies of Panic at the Movies: Killer Viruses, Warrior Women, and Men in Distress - Anette Burfoot
Part Four: Women in Cyberspace
Jacking In to the Virtual Self - M.C. Schraefel
Body (e)scapes: The Politics of Embodiment in Virtual Reality - Allison Whitney
Part Five: Knowledge & Power
Giving Women a Voice in the Face of Globalization: A Case Study of Alternative Feminist Media in Costa Rica - Margaret Thompson and Mara Sarez Toro
Women and the University as Corporation: A Call for Feminist Response - Mary Beth Krouse
Part Six: The Future of Activism
Feminist Anti-Violence Activism: Organizing for Change - Maria Helen Morrow
Feminism: The Antidote to the Global Capitalist Economic Agenda - Joan Grant-Cummings
2000 Good Reasons to March - Fdration des femmes du Qubec
Conclusion
Some Like Indians Endure - Paula Gunn Allen
About the Contributors
About the Editor
Introduction - Somer Brodribb
Part One: Cities of Tomorrow
Women and the City of Tomorrow: Feminist Transformations of the City in the New Millennium - Marry Ann Beavis
The Only Thing You Really Got Is This Minute: Homeless Women Re-visioning the Future - Kathryn M. Felty and Laura Nichols
Part Two: Borders & New Worlds
Closing the Nations Ranks: Canadian Immigration Policy in the 21st Century - Sunera Thobani
An Anishinabwe:kwe Perspective on New World Order - Vera Wabegijig
Part Three: Popular Culture
How Chic Are We?: Lesbian Chic in Mainstream Print Media - Kate Campbell
Technologies of Panic at the Movies: Killer Viruses, Warrior Women, and Men in Distress - Anette Burfoot
Part Four: Women in Cyberspace
Jacking In to the Virtual Self - M.C. Schraefel
Body (e)scapes: The Politics of Embodiment in Virtual Reality - Allison Whitney
Part Five: Knowledge & Power
Giving Women a Voice in the Face of Globalization: A Case Study of Alternative Feminist Media in Costa Rica - Margaret Thompson and Mara Sarez Toro
Women and the University as Corporation: A Call for Feminist Response - Mary Beth Krouse
Part Six: The Future of Activism
Feminist Anti-Violence Activism: Organizing for Change - Maria Helen Morrow
Feminism: The Antidote to the Global Capitalist Economic Agenda - Joan Grant-Cummings
2000 Good Reasons to March - Fdration des femmes du Qubec
Conclusion
Some Like Indians Endure - Paula Gunn Allen
About the Contributors
About the Editor