Gut Feminism (Review)

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Pavlidis, Adele
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2016
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Gut Feminism is a difficult and provocative book. Yet there is no other way for Elizabeth Wilson to engage directly with biological data and feminist theory. The work is groundbreaking and bordering on dangerous, as she disputes the antibiological position most prominent in feminist theorising thus far, and instead forges new lines of flight.

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Australian Feminist Studies

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31

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89

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Human society

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Women's Studies

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Pavlidis, A, Gut Feminism (Review), Australian Feminist Studies, 2016, 31 (89), pp. 377-379

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