Sexual Democracy: Women, Oppression, and Revolution

Boulder, CO, USA: Westview Press (1991)
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This book is a collection of essays, some previous published as journal articles and some written for this collection. The topics include a feminist analysis of motherhood and male domination, questions about lesbian identity, patriarchy and lesbian culture, racism in the US context, a multi-aspect theory of the self, a presentation of a socialist-feminist theory of male dominance as based in historical modes of organizing parenthood/motherhood, sexuality and friendship I call "modes of sex/affective production", and a paper presenting a vision of a socialist-feminist society.

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0367302594   0813307473   0813307465   9780367302597   0367287137
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