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A collection of essays, comments and replies on some of the contentious issues in feminist theory. Specific conversations centre on topics of debate such as feminist standpoint theory; gender as an analytic category; problems with sexual ""difference""; and privacy and representations of the personal. Each exchange covers issues central to feminist scholarship and includes discussions from a cross-section of disciplines: political/social theory, philosophy, sociology, cultural studies and critical theory.

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Therese Saliba is on the faculty of Evergreen State College and a former associate editor of Signs. Carolyn Allen is a professor of English at the University of Washington and a former editor of Signs. Judith A. Howard is the chair of the Department of Women's Studies and professor of sociology, at the University of Washington, president of the Pacific Sociological Association (2002), and a former editor of Signs. Therese Saliba is on the faculty of Evergreen State College and a former associate editor of Signs. Carolyn Allen is a professor of English at the University of Washington and a former editor of Signs. Judith A. Howard is the chair of the Department of Women's Studies and professor of sociology, at the University of Washington, president of the Pacific Sociological Association (2002), and a former editor of Signs.

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