Affect And Control: Rethinking The Body ‘Beyond Sex And Gender’  

Oleh:

Clough, Patricia Ticineto

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Feminist Theory vol. 4 no. 3 (Dec. 2003), page 359–364.
Topik: Beyond Sex And Gender
Fulltext: 359.pdf (32.89KB)

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The ongoing deconstruction of the categories of sex and gender, with the intention of laying bare the political stakes in fixing sexual and gender identities, has led feminist theorists to develop criticisms of the nationstate, the capitalist economy and the institutions of civil society. In the last round of deconstructing the categories of sex and gender, that is, in the queering of bodily matter, feminist theorists again invited a critical rethinking of the nation-state, the capitalist economy and civil institutions. Sharing philosophical assumptions with other critical theories – especially, post-colonial theory and critical race theory – queer theory turned feminist theorizing to reconsider the inter-relationship of sex, gender and race with the governmentalization of state power operating in civil institutions, all within a transnational framework.

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