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Sangari, Kum
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feminist discourses critique both colonial and western feminist discourses and try to salvage what they can use for understanding and theorizing their \"double colonization,\" i.e. both by patriarchy and neo-colonialism.
Edward Said, so-called \"the father of colonial discourse,\" admits that \"late
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Feminist Frameworks-Alternative Theoretical Accounts of the Relations between Women and Man, 신인령 역, 여성해방의 이론체계 (서울: 풀빛, 1983)
Jameson, Frederic, The Prison House of Language, 윤지관 역, 언어의 감옥 (서울: 까치, 1985)
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discourse of the body, in Pound\'s poetic writings as well as Luce Irigaray. Utilizing Irigaray\'s strategy in Speculum of the Other Woman, mimicry, I examine English, French feminist tradition and Pound. Rather than fixed categories of the feminine or the masculine, I attempt to find the locus of t
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