Colluding in the Backlash? Feminism and the Construction of 'Orthodoxy?

Soundings - ISSN 1362-6620
Volume 1997 Number 5

Colluding in the Backlash? Feminism and the Construction of 'Orthodoxy?
Rosalind Gill pages -

Abstract

Rosalind Gill argues that to talk of feminism as an orthodoxy is to play into the hands of those who call us ‘femi-nazis’ or ‘political correctness thought police’.

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Rosalind Gill (1997) Colluding in the Backlash? Feminism and the Construction of 'Orthodoxy?, Soundings, 1997(5), -

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