365 results for feminism
The Art Of Difference
that late capitalism has absorbed many of the challenges to the ideology of universal modernisation by feminism, gay, black and class struggles - playing them back to us as 'designer difference' for global consumption
Marxism Today January 1989
Politics Of Seduction - interview with Jean Baudrillard
strategy of seduction is a happy, liberating power for women. It feeds into the simulation. Unfortunately in feminism everything that happens to be female is defended l'ecriture feminine, poetry, any kind of artistic creation
Marxism Today January 1989
On The Race Track
deepened by the challenge to social and sexual hierarchy represented by the 'second wave' of 20th century feminism in the wake of the 60s. And while the ecological movement added to socialism's agenda
Marxism Today November 1988
Queer Reels
texts and sensibility. Of dramatises such problems one hopes, but a queer lot course, both Hollywood and (feminism, lead pollution, nonetheless. • the European art cinema teenagers on acid) in the
Marxism Today October 1988
Facing Up To The Future
more flexible state services. Its social conservatism tried to muffle a range of social upheavals from feminism to punk, which were irrepressible. Society and the state seemed adrift, rudderless. Thatcherism took charge with its authoritarian
Marxism Today September 1988
1968
hegemonic strategy. The critique of male patriarchal power which led to the birth of modern feminism was rooted in this cultural politics. It was an
Marxism Today May 1988
Perfect Lifestyle, Ideal Home
which are already at work on the ground. Changing class relations, the cultural impact of recession and feminism, the youth markets, and the 'new man' - this is what is up for grabs in campaigns. Marketers
Marxism Today March 1988
Thatcher's Lessons
think socialism anew from the perspective of some of the major themes of the agenda of feminism and sexual politics. (Is anybody in Walworth Road ready for that?) And it is startingly new (allowing
Marxism Today March 1988
When The Hardline Is Right
economic domestic agenda: the commitment to social movements like anti-racism, gay rights, green politics and feminism which it has taken so much effort and argument to insert into Labour's programme. The reason
Marxism Today February 1988
Defence of the Faith?
socialist movement that we need to build. It has always been a principle of socialist feminism to listen to the variety of voices, not just those that shout loudest. I was taken aback
Marxism Today January 1988
Reaganism For Ever?
have been modest - poor enforcement of civil rights law, but no profound changes in it; hostility to feminism, but few legal changes the terms of discussion have shifted in favour of the Right. Reagan
Marxism Today January 1988
Dear Mum
reader. In fact I'd begun to get the drift of all that stuff about feminism and psychoanalysis. Julia Kristeva is probably right: Aled Jones is undoubtedly a displaced Oedipal fantasy figure who allows
Marxism Today December 1987
Heroes And Lovers
heroine. It is not an innocent movie. In the second decade of the second wave of feminism, the latter's objectives are too much in the culture of the West to say that any movie
Marxism Today November 1987
A Party In Search Of Power - interview with Bryan Gould
lesbians and their civil rights? How far do you feel in touch with movements such as feminism?
Marxism Today June 1987
Carmen's Modern Message
male authority and pays the ultimate price. Carmen is thus one of a number of operas which feminism has forced us to rethink. Instead of the Spanish holiday postcard of gypsies and toreadors, it comes
Marxism Today May 1987
Parent Power At The Chalkface
popular vocabulary as something to be challenged. (Indeed it is one of the great successes of feminism that equal opportunities and the end of oldfashioned sexism have become familiar 26
Marxism Today May 1987
Oh Superman!
of The Encyclopaedia of Feminism has since accorded him for his ability to formulate independent female figures: not many comic writers
Marxism Today April 1987
Labour's Pain, Alliance Pleasure
forces; if the voices of trade unionism, of blacks and gays and feminism etc, can be heard to speak for shared political beliefs; no more, for shared political advancement, the less
Marxism Today April 1987
The New Nostalgia
socialist programme which embraces, but does not extinguish, the new social and political forces clustering round feminism, the black movements, the changing cities and the movements variously daubed 'green'. Even the most fervent modernist acknowledges
Marxism Today March 1987
Charge Of The Light Brigade
that kind of work as important. Labour didn't create black consciousness, the gay movement, feminism or peace politics, but now it borrows their work. These movements have changed some of the political agenda
Marxism Today February 1987
The Community Of Women
special issue of the International Journal of the Sociology of Law (Nov 1986) dealing with feminism and the law
Marxism Today January 1987
No Light at the End of the Tunnel
society unchallenged. As contemporary cultural attitudes among young people increasingly move, in the aftermath of feminism, sexual politics and the cultural coming-of-age of young urban blacks, in one direction, and the public morality
Marxism Today December 1986
The Mop vs The Pen
their powerlessness, through the pages of Union Street. At the same time she is critical of a feminism which sentimentalises such female support networks, often quickly withdrawn if an attempt to break out and escape
Marxism Today November 1986
Sweet Inspirations
house and the motivat¬ ing force behind some of the most public statements that popular feminism has made in the 80s. Dionne Warwick and Cissy Houston have been at the forefront of several sistersing projects
Marxism Today November 1986
The Party Is Over
centre bookshops which could mar¬ ket and sell books on the new social issues of the time: feminism, ecology and nuc¬ lear power, political action outside the traditional par¬ ties. In publishing, there were
Marxism Today November 1986