Like feminism, utopias are intended to bring about shifts in consciousness by critiques of the status quo. In this brilliant collection of articles, authors examine feminist utopias, highlighting what they see as visionary, exciting and useful, as well as the pitfalls. By operating in the here and now, the articles included in the volume present alternative ways of thinking and a space for evoking social change.
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Like feminism, utopias are intended to bring about shifts in consciousness by critiques of the status quo. In this brilliant collection of articles, authors examine feminist utopias, highlighting what they see as visionary, exciting and useful, as well as the pitfalls. By operating in the here and now, the articles included in the volume present alternative ways of thinking and a space for evoking social change.
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Very Good+; Softcover; 2002, Inanna Publications & Education; Covers still glossy; Signature to the title page, but is not legible; Text pages clean & unmarked; Good binding with straight spine; Purple and black covers with title in dark purple and white lettering; 260 pages; "Feminist Utopias: Re-Visioning Our Futures, " by Margrit Eichler, et al.
