Before revision: In Lacan and Postfeminism, Elizabeth Wright proposed a "positive use " that, instead of indicating an overcoming of feminism, refers to critical approaches to previous feminist discourses, especially from the second wave .Wright, Elizabeth, Lacan and Postfeminism (Icon Books, 2000), According to Prof. D. Diane Davis , postfeminism is just a continuation of what first- and second-wave feminisms want.Davis, Debra Diane, Breaking Up [at] Totality: A Rhetoric of Laughter (Carbondale: Southern Ill. Univ.
After revision: In Lacan and Postfeminism, author Elizabeth Wright identified a "positive reading " that, instead of indicating an overcoming of feminism, refers to post-structuralist critiques of second-wave feminism .Wright, Elizabeth, Lacan and Postfeminism (Icon Books, 2000), From a similar perspective, Diane Davis affirmed that postfeminism is just a continuation of what first and second waveof postfeminism feminisms want.Davis, Debra Diane, Breaking Up [at] Totality: A Rhetoric of Laughter (Carbondale: Southern Ill. Univ.