Homophobia, Gender and Knowledge
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..."grippping and enlightening.." -"Out "Drawing on diverse thinkers, Gail Mason both explores violence as a prism which refracts all our experiences and subjectivities, and offers accounts of lesbian resistance. Accessibly written yet theoretically sophisticated, The Spectacle of Violence is an innovative and important contribution to lesbian lives and theories.." -Ruthann Robson, City University of New York School of Law "A pioneering study of violence: its nature, form, and effects. Gail Mason draws upon feminist scholarship, post-structural theory, and critical legal scholarship to develop new insights into violence. The Spectacle of Violence is a rich and accessibly-written study that should attract a wide international audience.." -Leslie Moran, Birkbeck College ..."a series of well-written. partially autonomous, essays on feminist theory, prompted by women's stories of violence. Each chapter lays out the issues and the theoretical debates clearly, and will be useful for undergraduate and graduate teaching "Australian Feminist "Studies 2003."
Gail Mason is Lecturer in the Department of Gender Studies at The University of Sydney.
Introduction; Chapter 1 Looking through Experience; Chapter 2 Disorder; Chapter 3 Different Territory; Chapter 4 Body Maps; Chapter 5 Backlight and Shadow; Chapter 6 Violence;