It is part of a virtual roundtable among feminist scholars of utopian studies. The chapter (pp. 241-293) includes a dialogue on two rounds (September 2012 and December 2012) among feminist scholars from different generations and different disciplines (literature, sociology, politics, women's studies, psychology) on the intersections of feminism and utopianism: Tahereh Aghdasifar (US); R. Baccolini (Italy); Frances Bartkowski (US); Evelyn Torton Beck (US); Ildney Cavalcanti (Brazil); Jeanne Cortiel (Germany); Sara Lennox (US); Ruth Levitas (UK); Naama Nagar (US); Lucy Sargisson (UK); Kathi Weeks (US), and Angelika Bammer (US). The dialogue focuses on the intersections between feminism an utopianism, and, in particular, on the contribution that feminism has made to radical utopianism and on the utopian dimensions of feminist thought.
Feminism and Utopianism, Then and Now – A Roundtable Dialogue
BACCOLINI, RAFFAELLA
2015
Abstract
It is part of a virtual roundtable among feminist scholars of utopian studies. The chapter (pp. 241-293) includes a dialogue on two rounds (September 2012 and December 2012) among feminist scholars from different generations and different disciplines (literature, sociology, politics, women's studies, psychology) on the intersections of feminism and utopianism: Tahereh Aghdasifar (US); R. Baccolini (Italy); Frances Bartkowski (US); Evelyn Torton Beck (US); Ildney Cavalcanti (Brazil); Jeanne Cortiel (Germany); Sara Lennox (US); Ruth Levitas (UK); Naama Nagar (US); Lucy Sargisson (UK); Kathi Weeks (US), and Angelika Bammer (US). The dialogue focuses on the intersections between feminism an utopianism, and, in particular, on the contribution that feminism has made to radical utopianism and on the utopian dimensions of feminist thought.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
