The Personal, The Political, Third-Wave  

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Braithwaite, Ann

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Feminist Theory vol. 3 no. 3 (Dec. 2002), page 335–344.
Topik: The Political; Third-wave; Postfeminisms
Fulltext: 335.pdf (46.2KB)

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In the introduction to their anthology Third Wave Agenda, one of the central texts of this ‘new’ third wave of feminism, editors Leslie Heywood and Jennifer Drake make an important distinction between third-wave feminism and postfeminism: Recently, much media attention has been given to writings about third wave feminism, often labeled ‘postfeminism.’ In the perpetual battle of representation and definitional clout, the slippage from ‘third wave feminism’ to ‘postfeminism’ is important, because many of us working in the ‘third wave’ by no means define our feminism as a groovier alternative to an over-and-done with feminist movement. Let us be clear: ‘postfeminist’ characterizes a group of young, conservative feminists who explicitly define themselves against and criticize feminists of the second wave. (1997: 1)

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