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Voicing Power: Conversations With Visionary Women

by Gail Hanlon (Editor), Editor * (Editor), Gloria Steinem
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Overview

This collection brings together a number of key interviews with some of the most interesting, visionary, and thought-provoking feminist theorists and activists now working in the United States. It provides a detailed exploration into their responses to feminist paradigm shifts, their analyses of the future of the women’s movement, and their globally constructed theories for transformational change with an emphasis on positive social change, empowerment, and compassionate action. Illustrating how the women’s movement has begun to create the language and the critical mass necessary to effect vital spiritual, cultural, and social transformation, the book offers a fascinating look at how women are moving beyond dichotomizations of culture, resisting or refusing the bifurcations between politics and spirituality. This collection provides cross-cultural and historicized examples of how this integration has been and continues to be realized by women and others who are seeking to transform their societies.This collection will provide an excellent source of contemporary material for courses exploring the confluence of the many branches of feminism, or “feminisms,” reflecting women’s existing diversity and continued growth as a movement for positive social change.

Synopsis

This collection brings together of a number of key interviews with many of the most interesting, visionary, and thought-provoking feminist theorists and activists now working in the United States. It illustrates how the women’s movement has begun to create the language and the critical mass necessary to effect vital spiritual, cultural, and social transformation.

About the Author, Gail Hanlon

Gail Hanlon, a poet and writer, was associate editor of woman of power magazine from 1991 to 1995.

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Book Details

Published
June 1, 1997
Publisher
Westview Press
Pages
224
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9780813332048

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