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differences: A Journal of Feminist Cultural Studies archives from June 2004
Tolerance and/or equality? The "Jewish Question" and the "Woman Question".
June 22, 2004... Tolerance is intolerant and demands assimilation.
--Herman Broch, cited in the Jewish Museum, Vienna, Austria
[T]he very being, or legal existence of the woman is suspended during the marriage, or at least is incorporated and...
French universalism in the nineties.
June 22, 2004... This article tells a story about a French feminist attempt to refigure universalism in the 1990s in a movement for gender equality in polities that they called parite. (1) It is a story that addresses a set of questions much debated by...
Refiguring rights through the political practice of sexual difference.
June 22, 2004... It is more important to have authoritative female interlocutors than to have recognized rights. An authoritative interlocutor is necessary if one wants to articulate one's life according to the project of freedom and thus make sense of one's...
The "mere fortuity" of birth? Are children citizens?
June 22, 2004... The rights of the child [are] the first rights of citizenship.
--President Hoover's Children's Charter, 1930 (1)
The most natural right, one which inheres in citizenship, is the right to reside in the State of that citizenship.
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The tradition effect: framing honor crimes in Turkey.
June 22, 2004... An honor crime is commonly defined as the murder of a woman by members of her family who do not approve of her sexual behavior. (1) While there are no official statistics on the crime in Turkey, an incomplete collection of the cases that...
Narrating feminism: the Woman Question in the thinking of an African radical.(Sudan Africa)
June 22, 2004... Tracing a chronology involves creating a narrative history, but there is always more than one way to tell a story, and stories often tell us more about the present than they do about the past.
--Moore 153
To understand the Woman...
