The Politics of Community - A Feminist Critique of the Liberal-communitarian Debate (Paperback)

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In this book, Frazer and Lacey examine the relationship between political and feminist theory. Liberalism and communitarianism are characterized and criticized from a feminist perspective. The liberal-communitarian debate is located in the broad context of social theory, including debates on modernity and postmodernity, structualism and deconstruction, and psychoanalysis. Contributions to the debate from a variety of sources, including legal theory, discourse theory and political sociology are assessed. The authors end by pointing the way to a new feminist political theory.

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In this book, Frazer and Lacey examine the relationship between political and feminist theory. Liberalism and communitarianism are characterized and criticized from a feminist perspective. The liberal-communitarian debate is located in the broad context of social theory, including debates on modernity and postmodernity, structualism and deconstruction, and psychoanalysis. Contributions to the debate from a variety of sources, including legal theory, discourse theory and political sociology are assessed. The authors end by pointing the way to a new feminist political theory.

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Prentice Hall

Country of origin

United Kingdom

Release date

August 1993

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222 x 145mm (L x W)

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Paperback - Trade

Pages

256

ISBN-13

978-0-7450-0862-2

Barcode

9780745008622

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0-7450-0862-3



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