New Frontiers In Women's Studies

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Much has been written criticizing the cosy assumptions that all women could be defined in terms of the things they experienced and shared in common, which characterized the early stages of Women's Studies publishing and teaching (Bhavnani, 1993; Collins, 1990; Frye, 1983; hooks, 1982, 1984, 1989, 1991; Lorde, 1984, Ramazanoglu, 1989).

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