Radical Voices: A Decade Of Feminist Resistance From Women's Studies International Forum

Radical Voices is a collection of writings that explore the origins and development of both feminist scholarship and the women's liberation movement.Prefaced by Dale Spender, the essays in the book are divided into three (1) the cultural definition of "woman" and how women see themselves, (2) the meaning and operation of the agencies and ideologies that disenfranchise and inflict violence upon women, and (3) feminist ethics and politics. The anthology covers a broad range of subjects, including female friendship, a feminist worldview, feminist education, lesbian feminism, black feminism and feminism and aging.Contributors include Dorothy E. Smith, Orland W. Wooley, Nellie McKay, Robyn Rowland, Pauline B. Bart, Sarah Lucia Hoagland, Sue Rodmell}4862000, Sheila Ruth, Genoffeva Corea, Scarlet Pollock, Jo Sutton, Catharine A. MacKinnon, Janice Raymond, Berit Ås, Betsy Ettorre, Barbara T. Christian, and Shulamit Reinharz.