Abstract
This essay lays out the historical and intellectual lineage of the idea behind the journal Feminist Dissent. As the “Rushdie Affair” was both the backdrop and the catalyst for a group such as Women Against Fundamentalism, the current conjuncture characterized by an exponential expansion of fundamentalism, neo-liberal austerity, rollback of the rights of women and sexual minorities, and racist control of borders and migration has necessitated a different kind of analysis, one that is absent from academic and popular discourse at the moment. This essay is an attempt to propose a new way of looking at the intersection of gender and fundamentalism, and underscores the importance of highlighting dissent as a crucial feminist strategy.Citation
Varma R., Dhaliwal S., Nagarajan C. (2016) 'Why feminist dissent?', Feminist dissent, 1, pp.1-32.Publisher
University of WarwickJournal
Feminist dissentType
ArticleLanguage
enISSN
2398-4139Collections
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