Gender Studies Books in general

Dialogs of Discord: Women Pioneers of the Post-Postmodern in the Third Millennium, ed. Anne-Mae Vanderbilt & Janet Czeszari (University of California Press, 2000) In terms of the narratives being re/constructed by women against the hegemony that incorporates -- almost _incarnates_ -- previous perceptions of behavior, setting looser, more fluid parameters and pushing the envelope of possibilities, it would be difficult to think of a more unique or indeed better means of arriving at an interrogation of the tired reconceptualizations of "reality" (so-called). Examining new methods and methodologies of working within and _under_, in order to subvert and ...

"Tomorrow's Women" by Helen Wilkinson and Melanie Howard ( Published by DEMOS)is, in my opinion one of the best Women's Studies / Feminism(s) books that I've come across to date. The clear and consice way the differing aspects of 'Feminisms' are depicted and demonstrated is a joy to read, even if you are not seriously reading up on the subject.The Introduction gives excellent backgroun informationand the following chapters cover various aspects and differing viewpoints on Feminism and the future for we women. The chapters cover what might be thought of as sterotypes but they are amusing and refreshing, for example; 1. The Futre is ...