Where is Feminism in Planning Going? Appropriation or Transformation?  

Oleh:

Rahder, Barbara ; Altilia, Carol

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Planning Theory vol. 3 no. 2 (Jul. 2004), page 107–116.
Topik: diversity; feminism; gender; identity; postmodernism; women
Fulltext: 107PT32.pdf (82.59KB)

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Despite feminism’s contributions to planning theory and practice, it seems to be disappearing from the planning discourse. Drawing on the history of the feminist movement, experiences in the classroom, a scan of recent planning papers and publications, including some on planning curricula and women’s prospects within the profession in Canada and the USA, questions are raised about the reasons for this apparent decline. The authors ask if postmodernism is undermining the feminist and anti-racism movements by combining complex and intersecting identities into an amorphous notion of diversity, rather than explicating the differential relations of power embodied in these differences.

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