Feminism (more generally)

[sojourner]

Sorry one final question - what's the wittig like? Do you think it would be better than Je, Tu, Nous to follow Second Sex? I quite liked the idea of going straight onto the latter just because its introduction is so utterly specifically relevent to the issues raised by the second sex.

That's the only one I've not read

Irigaray is, I think, the natural choice to follow de Beauvoir

 

[sojourner]

No but I will be a year from now which is why I agreed to do this when my mate who runs the anti-sexism society asked me to organise this

Nice one

Not really jealous, much

 

[nosos]

Someone just pointed me towards this, which could help you:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sex-positive_feminism

<filed away for term #2 in a desperate attempt to prevent intellectual over-stimulation>

 

[nosos]

That's the only one I've not read

Irigaray is, I think, the natural choice to follow de Beauvoir

So:

1. The second sex
2. Irgarary - Je, Tu, Nous
3. Wittig - one is not born a woman
4. Butler - Gender Trouble

 

[nosos]

Now I just need to go fuck around photocopying them.

Cheers for your help!

 

[sojourner]

Welcome!

 

[nosos]

Ooooh Irigaray is properly challenging. I'm sure I disagree with her but I'm finding it increasingly difficult to articulate why I disagree.