 | Sandra Lee Bartky - 1990 - 164 páginas
...may also be essential to her sense of herself as a sexually desiring and desirable subject. Hence, any political project which aims to dismantle the...something that threatens her with desexualization, if not outright annihilation. The categories of masculinity and femininity do more than assist in the... | |
 | Susan Hekman - 2010 - 340 páginas
...her sense of herself as a sexually desiring and desirable subject. Hence any political project that aims to dismantle the machinery that turns a female...body into a feminine one may well be apprehended by women as something that threatens her with desexualization, if not outright annihilation. (78)22 Feminist... | |
 | Katie Conboy, Nadia Medina, Sarah Stanbury - 1997 - 452 páginas
...may also be essential to her sense of herself as a sexually desiring and desirable subject. Hence, any political project which aims to dismantle the...something that threatens her with desexualization, if not outright annihilation. The categories of masculinity and femininity do more than assist in the... | |
 | Bat-Ami Bar On, Ann Ferguson - 1998 - 280 páginas
...her sense of herself as a sexually desiring and desirable subject. If my analysis is correct, then any political project which aims to dismantle the...apprehended by a woman as something that threatens her at best with desexualization, at worst with outright annihilation. Postmodernist feminism has taught... | |
 | Caren Kaplan, Norma Alarcón, Minoo Moallem - 1999 - 420 páginas
...their natural capacities, feminists question the patriarchal construction of the female body in order to dismantle the machinery that turns a female body into a feminine one.22 If for fundamentalists the body is a secure site of gender identity, for feminists the body... | |
 | Sandra Lee Bartky - 2002 - 196 páginas
...her sense of herself as a sexually desiring and desirable subject. If my analysis is correct, then any political project which aims to dismantle the...apprehended by a woman as something that threatens her at best with desexualization, at worst with outright annihilation. Postmodernist feminism has taught... | |
 | Constance L. Mui, Julien S. Murphy - 2002 - 380 páginas
...sexually desiring and desirable subject. If my analysis is correct, then any political project that aims to dismantle the machinery that turns a female...apprehended by a woman as something that threatens her at best with desexualization, at worst with outright annihilation. Postmodernist feminism has taught... | |
 | Roland Robertson, Kathleen E. White - 2003 - 374 páginas
...their natural capacities. feminists question the patriarchal construction of the female body in order to dismantle the machinery that turns a female body into a feminine one." If for fundamentalists the body is a secure site of gender identity. for feminists the body is a site... | |
 | Cressida J. Heyes - 2007 - 176 páginas
...systematically organized and enforced by no one. Body ideals are internalized by women, to the extent that "any political project which aims to dismantle...something that threatens her with desexualization, if not outright annihilation" (77). Of diets, Bartky writes: "Dieting disciplines the body's hungers:... | |
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... male or female, to her sense of herself as an existing individual. To possess such a body may also be essential to her sense of herself as a sexually desiring and desirable subject. Hence, any political project which aims to dismantle the machinery... 