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Feminism without Borders: Decolonizing Theory, Practicing Solidarity (Mohanty, 2003)
Chandra Mohanty's Feminism without Borders (2003): reprints 'Under Western Eyes', 'Cartographies of Struggle' and other essays criticising the monolithic Western view of the 'Third World woman' and global sisterhood. Theory background; no Indonesian content.
Feminism without Borders karya Chandra Mohanty (2003): memuat ulang 'Under Western Eyes', 'Cartographies of Struggle' dan esai lain yang mengkritik pandangan Barat monolitik tentang 'perempuan Dunia Ketiga' dan persaudaraan global. Latar teori; tanpa muatan Indonesia.
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- Date
- 2003
- Creator
- Mohanty
- Document type
- book chapter (monograph (single-authored collection of revised and new essays; chapter 3 coauthored with Biddy Martin))
- Language
- English
- Perspective
- Scholarship
- Source role
- secondary
- Country
- USA
- Period
- 1999–present
- Access
- Freely viewable at source but reuse terms apply or are unrecorded: link to the source; host the file only after checking rights.
- Citation (APA)
- Mohanty, C. T. (2003). Feminism without borders: Decolonizing theory, practicing solidarity. Duke University Press.
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- 03 Theory and Transnational Feminisms/Mohanty (2003) - Feminism without Borders.pdf
- OCR / text
- Good (0.946) · proof-reading: no (script-cleaned only) · translation: not needed
- Collection
- 03 Theory and Transnational Feminisms
- Summary basis
- condensed from full annotation
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