Caitlín Doherty, A Feminist Style — Sidecar
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Womanhood, suffering, writing?
https://doi.org/10.64590/onv A Feminist Style Caitlín Doherty 07 July 2023 Ideas What is the problem described today by feminism? A decade ago, a generation of women – now in our late twenties and early thirties – claimed it as a primary political identity, but no longer. Among young radicals in the Anglophone world, embarrassment at our proximity to something so easily co-opted by liberalism and neoliberalism alike issued in two concurrent desertions of the resurgent ‘women’s movement’ of the 2010s: one group jumped ship for an activist project motivated by the critique of capitalism, with wh
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