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Main : abuse, feminism, human rights, non-fiction, politics, violence, violence against women
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Be assured that Betty McLellan has not been silenced by the dynamics and forces she describes so cogently in this rethinking of the last⎯what is it? ⎯nearly forty years of women moving. Recasting debates old and new through the lens of ethics, she marches straight into many a dreary and painful corner, illuminating in the process a true arc of women speaking out against subordination. Anyone who may have wondered where the women's movement went, need look no further. Treasure this undying, undaunted voice. Source: Elizabeth A. Long Professor of Law at the University of Michigan Law SchoolReviewer: Catharine A. MacKinnon
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; ABBREVIATIONS; INTRODUCTION; PART I: FREE SPEECH VERSUS FAIR SPEECH; 1 Free Speech; 2 Fair Speech; PART II: THE SILENCING OF WOMEN;3 Silencing Women’s Voices; 4 Silencing Dissenting Voices; 5 Women Silencing Women; PART III: SPEAKING THROUGH THE SILENCING; 6 Speaking the Unspeakable; 7 Feminist Speech in the Twenty-first Century ; References; Index |
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