 These differences and intersections play out in the ways that various feminists engage topics of common concern. One key area of intersection noted by Georgia Warnke is the appropriation of psychoanalytic theory, with Anglo-American feminists generally adopting object-relations theories and Continental feminists drawing more on Lacan and contemporary French psychoanalytic theory, though this is already beginning to change (entry on  intersections between analytic and continental feminism).  The importance of psychoanalytic approaches is also underscored in Shannon Sullivan’s essay  Intersections Between Pragmatist and Continental Feminism.  Given the importance of  psychoanalytic feminism  for all three traditions, a separate essay on this approach to feminist theory is included in this section.