Essentialism and Punishment in the Icelandic Women's Movement: all ideas (no matter how liberating in some contexts or for some purposes) are condemned to be haunted by a voice from the margins, either already speaking or presently muted but awaiting the conditions for speech, that awakens us to what has been excluded, effaced, 'damaged'

European Journal of Women's Studies 2 (2):171-183 (1995)
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