Feminism and the critique of colonial discourse
By: [Deborah Gordon, editor]
Series: Inscriptions -- no. 3/4; Inscriptions (Santa Cruz, Calif.) -- no. 3/4
Publisher: University of California, Santa Cruz, Group for the Critical Study of Colonial Discourse
Published: 1988
Place of publication: Santa Cruz, Calif.
Language: eng
Number of pages: 154
Subjects: Women and literature; Congresses; Women; Feminism; Miscellanea; Feminist theory; Colonies; Ethnology
Notes: Cover title.

"In the Spring of 1987, at the University of California, Santa Cruz ... the Group for the Critical Study of Colonial Discourse and Feminist Studies Organized Research Activity ... organized a day-long conference on Feminism and the Critical Study of Colonial Discourse"--Page 1.

"We have published revised versions of the conference papers ..."--Page 2.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Feminism and the critique of colonial discourse / Deborah Gordon; title: Writing culture, writing feminism: the poetics and politics of experimental ethnography / Deborah Gordon; title: Defining feminist ethnography / Kamala Visweswaran; title: Images of Indian women in Rudyard Kipling: a case of doubling discourse / John McBratney; title: Not you/like you: post-colonial women and the interlocking questions of identity and difference / Trinh T. Minh-ha; title: Colonialism and modernity: feminist re-presentations of women in non-Western societies / Aihwa Ong; title: Reading Buchi Emecheta: contests for women's experience in women's studies / Donna Haraway; title: Displacing hegemonic discourses: reflections on feminist theory in the 1980s / Teresa de Laurentis.