Sara Goodkind. (2009). Can Be Anything You “‘You Want, But You Have to Believe It’: Commercialized Feminism in Gender-Specific Programs For Girls.” Hester Eisenstein. (2005). Dangerous Liaison: “A Feminism and Corporate Globalization.” Nancy Fraser. (2009). Capitalism, and “Feminism, the Cunning of History.” WEEK 15 Thursday, April 25 Essays due – Theory, Politics, and Social Change: Praxis Revisited Linda Zerilli. (2005). Feminism and the Abyss of (Excerpt) Freedom. Michaele Ferguson. (2010). Feminism and “Choice the Fear of Politics.” Acknowledgments: This course is based on a previous version developed by Nancy Glazener. Helpful suggestions for readings and advice about the course were given to her by Dan Barlow, Frayda Cohen, Amanda Godley, Molly Nichols, Lisa Parker, Todd Reeser, and Dawn Winters. It has been revised in collaboration with Lisa Brush.
Sara Goodkind. (2009). “‘You Can Be Anything You Want, But You Have to Believe It’: Commercialized Feminism in Gender-Specific Programs For Girls.” Hester Eisenstein. (2005). “A Dangerous Liaison: Feminism and Corporate Globalization.” Nancy Fraser. (2009). “Feminism, Capitalism, and the Cunning of History.” WEEK 15 – Thursday, April 25 Theory, Politics, and Social Change: Praxis Revisited Linda Zerilli. (2005). Feminism and the Abyss of Freedom. (Excerpt) Michaele Ferguson. (2010). “Choice Feminism and the Fear of Politics.” Essays due Acknowledgments: This course is based on a previous version developed by Nancy Glazener. Helpful suggestions for readings and advice about the course were given to her by Dan Barlow, Frayda Cohen, Amanda Godley, Molly Nichols, Lisa Parker, Todd Reeser, and Dawn Winters. It has been revised in collaboration with Lisa Brush.
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