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Separatism and women's community / (Shugar Dana R)

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Separatism and women's community /
Author:	Shugar Dana R Search Author in Amazon Books
Publisher:	University of Nebraska Press,
ISBN:	0803242441
Edition:	1995.
Classification:	HQ1190.5.U6
Dewey:	305.42

Detailed notes

- Includes bibliographical references (p. 187-210) and index.

- Introduction: The Community Work of Separatist Discourse -- Pt. 1. The Development of Separatist Theory and Ideologies of Female Community. Ch. 1. Radical Feminism and the Safe Space of Female Community -- Interstice: Bloodroot One. Ch. 2. Beyond Sexuality: Woman-Identification and New Definitions for Women's Community -- Interstice: Bloodroot Two. Ch. 3. Lesbian Separatism and Revolution through Community -- Interstice: Lesbian Herstory Archives One -- Pt. 2. Narratives of Separatist Collectives and Problems of Community -- Introduction: Separatist Collective Endeavors. Ch. 4. Are We There Yet?: Separatism and Separations in Female Community -- Interstice: Bloodroot Three. Ch. 5. Excommunicating the Patriarchy: Oppression, Paradox, and Barriers to Community in Joyce Cheney's Lesbian Land -- Interstice: Lesbian Herstory Archives Two -- Summary: The Community Work of Separatist Historical Narratives -- Interstice: Bloodroot Four -- Pt. 3. Separatist Utopian Literature and the Re-vision of Community -- Introduction: Fantasy and the Revolution. Ch. 6. 'We May Not Be Together Always': The Community Work of Sally Miller Gearhart's The Wanderground -- Interstice: Lesbian Herstory Archives Three. Ch. 7. Femmish or Womanist? Conflicts between Communities in Suzy McKee Charnas's Motherlines -- Interstice: Bloodroot Five -- Conclusion: Separatist Discourse and the Continuing Search for Female Community.