Je, Tu, Nous: Toward a Culture of Difference: With a Personal Note by the Author
Routledge (2007)
| Abstract | A personal note : equal or different? -- The neglect of female genealogies -- Religious and civil myths -- Women's discourse and men's discourse -- On the maternal order -- The culture of difference -- Writing as a woman -- "I won't get AIDS" -- Linguistic sexes and genders -- The right to life -- Why define sexed rights? -- "More women than men" -- Your health : what, or who, is it? -- How can we create our beauty? -- How old are you? -- The cost of words -- So when are we to become women? | |||||||||
| Keywords | Feminist theory Women Social conditions | |||||||||
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| Call number | HQ1190.I7513 2007 | |||||||||
| ISBN(s) | 9780415771986 | |||||||||
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