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The 11 thinkers whose ideas are presented in this volume take a deep look at Derrida's work to consider its specific strengths and weaknesses as a model for feminist theory and practice. The problems addressed include the status of the female object, civil disobedience and AIDS.

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“Nancy Holland has taken Heidegger’s central concept of ‘appropriation’ and shown how it can provide a springboard to a new and promising approach to ethics. Her discussion is at once clear and creative and will appeal to both Continental thinkers and Anglo-American ethicists. Holland has removed Heidegger from the mystics and placed him in conversation with those for whom the questions of right and wrong are most urgent.”

—Todd May,Author of The Moral Theory of Poststructuralism

Feminist Interpretations of Derrida

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      Publisher: Pennsylvania State University Press
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 15/09/1997
      ISBN13: 9780271016351, 978-0271016351
      ISBN10: 0271016353

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      The 11 thinkers whose ideas are presented in this volume take a deep look at Derrida's work to consider its specific strengths and weaknesses as a model for feminist theory and practice. The problems addressed include the status of the female object, civil disobedience and AIDS.

      Trade Review

      “Nancy Holland has taken Heidegger’s central concept of ‘appropriation’ and shown how it can provide a springboard to a new and promising approach to ethics. Her discussion is at once clear and creative and will appeal to both Continental thinkers and Anglo-American ethicists. Holland has removed Heidegger from the mystics and placed him in conversation with those for whom the questions of right and wrong are most urgent.”

      —Todd May,Author of The Moral Theory of Poststructuralism

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