#Feminist – naming controversies and celebrating points of connection and joy in current feminisms

IF 0.7 4区 文学 Q3 CULTURAL STUDIES European Journal of English Studies Pub Date : 2022-05-04 DOI:10.1080/13825577.2022.2091323
Greta Olson, Elisabeth Lechner
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ABSTRACT In a dialogue, the authors discuss controversies in feminisms and their hopes for feminist futures. The first sections dismantle oppositional catfight narratives regarding feminisms and highlight the misogynist and transphobic cultural-political work they perform. Feminists and trans activists find common cause in resisting the subordination and control of womxn’s and trans persons’ bodies. Later sections outline an activist approach to doing feminisms online, while asking participants to keep the capitalist embeddedness of social media in mind. Body-positive activism and body neutrality are explored as strategies of resistance. Rather than adhering to a narrative of opposition, the authors advocate for acknowledging the common ground that shared vulnerability holds for community building and mobilising political agency. Healing and points of joy are sought in connection.
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#女权主义者——命名争议,庆祝当前女权主义者的联系点和快乐点
摘要在对话中,作者讨论了女性主义的争议以及她们对女性主义未来的希望。第一部分拆除了关于女权主义者的对立的猫斗叙事,并强调了他们所从事的厌女和跨性别文化政治工作。女权主义者和跨性别活动家在抵制女性和跨性别者身体的从属和控制方面找到了共同的原因。后面的部分概述了一种在网上进行女权主义的积极方法,同时要求参与者牢记社交媒体的资本主义嵌入性。身体积极行动主义和身体中立被探索为抵抗策略。作者们主张承认共同脆弱性对社区建设和动员政治机构的共同点,而不是坚持反对的叙事。治愈和快乐点是在联系中寻求的。
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