Transitions : new Australian feminisms

by Barbara Caine

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An anthology of 15 essays, primarily written by scholars affiliated with Australian universities, which together comprise an overview of the ways in which current feminist analysis is shaping women's studies. Essays reflect on questions of power, difference, social structures, methodology, and culture, and address the ways in which feminism has changed in recent years. Annotation copyright by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR… (more)

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An anthology of 15 essays, primarily written by scholars affiliated with Australian universities, which together comprise an overview of the ways in which current feminist analysis is shaping women's studies. Essays reflect on questions of power, difference, social structures, methodology, and culture, and address the ways in which feminism has changed in recent years. Annotation copyright by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR

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