Thinking with Irigaray: On Asian Women as Objects of Conquest and Exchange

Kritike 11 (1):94-107 (2017)
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Being Two, How Many Eyes Have We?Luce Irigaray - 2002 - Paragraph 25 (3):143-151.
From the Same to the Other.Florinda Trani - 2002 - Paragraph 25 (3):57-65.

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