Part V. Contemporary Feminisms Class 19 (Oct. 29): Contemporary Liberal Feminisms* Shelley Budgeon, 2015 femininity and Feminist Politics of Choice,” “Individualized 1-16. Europeean Journal of Women’s Studies: Elizabeth K. Markovits and Susan Bickford, 2014, Freedom: Institutional “Constructing Pathways to Changing the Gender Division of Labor,” 2(1): 81-99. Perspectives Recommended: Jennifer Baumgardner and Amy Richards, 2000, Manifesta: Young Women, Feminism, Farrar, Straus and Giroux. and the Future, Linda Hirshman, 2007, Get to Work…And Get A Life, Before It’s Too Late R. Claire Snyder-Hall, 2010, Feminism and the Defense of “Third-Wave ‘Choice,’” Symposium: Women's Choices and the Future of Feminism, 8: Perspectives on Politics 255-261. Nancy J. Hirschmann, 2010, Betrayal,” Symposium: Women's Choices and “Choosing the Future of Feminism, 8: 271-278. Perspectives on Politics Claire R. Snyder, 2008, Wave Feminism: A New Directions Essay,” 34 (1): Signs “Third 175-96. Mary Caputi, 2015, Lexington Feminism and Power: The Need for Critical Theory, Books. Jennet Kirkpatrick, 2010, Selling Out? Solidarity and Choice in the “Introduction: American Feminist Movement,” Symposium: Women's Choices and the Future of Feminism, 8: 241-245. Perspectives on Politics Michaele L. Ferguson, 2010, Feminism and the Fear of Politics,” Symposium: “Choice Choices and the Future of Feminism, 8: 247-253. Perspectives on Politics Pamela Stone, 2007, Opting Out? Why Women Really Quit Careers and Head Home, University of California Press. Lori J. Marso, 2010, Quest for Common Desires,” Symposium: Women's “Feminism’s Choices and the Future of Feminism, 8: 263-269. Perspectives on Politics Interview with on Media Center Live with Robin Morgan” “Women’s
Part V. Contemporary Feminisms Class 19 (Oct. 29): Contemporary Liberal Feminisms* Shelley Budgeon, 2015 “Individualized femininity and Feminist Politics of Choice,” Europeean Journal of Women’s Studies: 1-16. Elizabeth K. Markovits and Susan Bickford, 2014, “Constructing Freedom: Institutional Pathways to Changing the Gender Division of Labor,” Perspectives 2(1): 81-99. Recommended: Jennifer Baumgardner and Amy Richards, 2000, Manifesta: Young Women, Feminism, and the Future, Farrar, Straus and Giroux. Linda Hirshman, 2007, Get to Work…And Get A Life, Before It’s Too Late R. Claire Snyder-Hall, 2010, “Third-Wave Feminism and the Defense of ‘Choice,’” Symposium: Women's Choices and the Future of Feminism, Perspectives on Politics 8: 255-261. Nancy J. Hirschmann, 2010, “Choosing Betrayal,” Symposium: Women's Choices and the Future of Feminism, Perspectives on Politics 8: 271-278. Claire R. Snyder, 2008, “Third Wave Feminism: A New Directions Essay,” Signs 34 (1): 175-96. Mary Caputi, 2015, Feminism and Power: The Need for Critical Theory, Lexington Books. Jennet Kirkpatrick, 2010, “Introduction: Selling Out? Solidarity and Choice in the American Feminist Movement,” Symposium: Women's Choices and the Future of Feminism, Perspectives on Politics 8: 241-245. Michaele L. Ferguson, 2010, “Choice Feminism and the Fear of Politics,” Symposium: Choices and the Future of Feminism, Perspectives on Politics 8: 247-253. Pamela Stone, 2007, Opting Out? Why Women Really Quit Careers and Head Home, University of California Press. Lori J. Marso, 2010, “Feminism’s Quest for Common Desires,” Symposium: Women's Choices and the Future of Feminism, Perspectives on Politics 8: 263-269. Interview with on “Women’s Media Center Live with Robin Morgan”