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Making Sense in Chinese “Feminism”/Women’s Studiesrated in an interview published in 1988, wherein a diasporic Chinese intellectual posed questions about gender and feminism to three Chinese women writers.. Though often regarded as feminist writers in the West, Wang Anyi and Dai Qing voiced responses that would appear nonfeminist, if not sometimes

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International Conferences as Sites for Transnational Feminist Struggles: The Case of the First Inter Faced with the contradictions in the Movement and in feminist agendas, we vacillate between hope and despair. We are frustrated and debilitated by the agendas even as we are encouraged by their possibilities. The “hopes and impediments”. of the feminist movement and of its offshoot, Women’s Studies

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“One Voice Kills Both Our Voices”: “First World” Feminism and Transcultural Feminist Engagement it easier than it was, say 20 years ago, to theorize comparatively.. One might even hope to produce a “metaanalysis” of female political agency that would help clear the way for coalitional/collaborative scholarship and activism, freer than before from the masculinist/colonial/imperial distortions

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Conversation on “Feminist Imperialism and the Politics of Difference”f international colonialism by First World feminists became visible and palpable. Previous to that, there seemed to have been more of a participatory relationship among different feminists across international divisions. However, you pinpointed this moment when “Western” feminists began increasingly

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Feminism and Human Rights at a Crossroads in Africa: Reconciling Universalism and Cultural Relativisquality have been grossly eroded in law and in fact. Inequality emanating from cultural patterns deprives women of the opportunity of full and equal participation as citizens within their own societies and within international society.

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Mahdi Eftekhari,Adel Mehrpooya,Vicen? Torrang for American writers hosted by the Chinese Ministry of Culture. As the interpreter/translator for the American delegation, I had acquired the derivative power of proximity to prominent American and Chinese writers to enjoy a sumptuous banquet and to serve as the intermediary of conversation and c

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-94066-9rated in an interview published in 1988, wherein a diasporic Chinese intellectual posed questions about gender and feminism to three Chinese women writers.. Though often regarded as feminist writers in the West, Wang Anyi and Dai Qing voiced responses that would appear nonfeminist, if not sometimes