Liberation between selves, sexualities, and war
By: edited by Greg Moses, with Jeffrey Paris
Series: Radical philosophy today -- v. 3
Publisher: Philosophy Documentation Center
Published: 2006
Place of publication: Charlottesville, Va
Language: eng
Number of pages: 157
ISBN-13: 9781889680460
Subjects: Civil rights; Democracy; Political participation; Radicalism; Gay rights
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Desire at the docks: a preview  -- Greg Moses; title: Creating organizations and institutions for radical democracy  -- Robert Ware; title: One cheer for experimental pluralism, another for education-shaped democracy  -- Len Krimerman; title: Class and race in the USA labor movement: the case of the packinghouse workers  -- Harry Targ; title: Housewife or shopgirl? Alienation in Elfriede Jelinek's Women as lovers  -- Brenda Bethman; title: Media politics and human rights  -- Richard Peterson; title: Swimming against the mainstream gay and lesbian agenda  -- Peg O'Connor; title: What's my line? Gender, performativity, and bisexual identity  -- Melissa Burchard; title: "Dear Kate Bornstein": bisexual reflections on a bi-trans alliance  -- Lisa Heldke; title: The left and humanitarian intervention as solidarity  -- Harry van der Linde; title: Philosophic implications of the war over Kosova  -- Peter Hudis; title: Making the world safe for US: cultural roots of the USA interventionism -- Cliff DuRand.