Reading Across Borders: Storytelling and Knowledges of Resistance

Palgrave Macmillan (2003)
Abstract Bringing together the work of Hannah Arendt, poststructuralist and hermeneutic theories of narrative, and feminist standpoint theory, this book examines the role of narrative in both ideological and critical political thinking. The book recasts feminist affirmations (and critiques) of "marginal experience" by situating experience and identity within a theory of narrative and it identifies the specific narrative strategies that impede, and those that facilitate, feminist and democratic struggles.
Keywords feminist political theory  feminist standpoint theory  poststructuralist theory  narrative theory  Hannah Arendt  Paul Ricoeur  Hayden White  Feminist theories of experience
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