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Conjuring the Apocalypse: Radical Feminism, Apocalyptic Temporality, and the Society for Cutting Upore importantly, white urban terrorist groups were constructed as being dominated by women as both organizers and protagonists of the terrorist drama. In this context, feminism came to be thought as culpable for (white urban) terrorism per se in the United States.

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ural constructions of the female terrorist. The chapters argue that the development of the discourse on terrorism evolves in parallel with, and in response to, radical feminism in the US during this time.978-1-349-48680-9978-1-137-40276-9

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-45726-6 in 1974. In what follows, I suggest that the threat of both feminism and (feminist) terrorism are perceived to problematize— indeed, terrorize—the institution of the family, and that the family thus becomes an important site for the recuperation of the (feminist) terrorist threat and the reassertion of dominant order.

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Nuclear Terrorists: Patricia Hearst and the (Feminist) Terrorist Family, in 1974. In what follows, I suggest that the threat of both feminism and (feminist) terrorism are perceived to problematize— indeed, terrorize—the institution of the family, and that the family thus becomes an important site for the recuperation of the (feminist) terrorist threat and the reassertion of dominant order.

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Egon Leimb?ck,Andreas Iding,Heiko Meinen politics that saw terrorism become “front and center in the political stage.”. Indeed, this decade saw the US government recognize that terrorism was not the distant problem of foreign nations but one that increasingly threatened close to home. Anthony C. Quainton argues that in this very same peri

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