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Special Issue: Unfinished Revolutions (Winter 2012; vol. 37, no. 2)

Posted on January 1, 2012 by amazzaschi in Blog Post, Issues No Comments
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Signs’s Winter 2012 issue is a special issue featuring feminist explorations of the intricacies of unfinished revolutions. In his introduction to the issue, guest editor Phillip Rothwell claims that “when assessing any revolution—whether it explicitly seeks political, aesthetic, or epistemological transformation—feminist experience teaches us that it is often best to analyze by looking for the […]

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