Titlebook: Negotiating Feminisms; Sandra Cisneros and Eilidh AB Hall Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive licen

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Eilidh AB Hallhat a man cannot be guilty of rape if he honestly, genuinely, believed that the women consented to sex . the man had . for his belief. The trial judge’s (Lord Osborne) comments were a misdirection. A miscarriage of justice had therefore occurred and the conviction had to be quashed with the very exc

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Eilidh AB Hallhat a man cannot be guilty of rape if he honestly, genuinely, believed that the women consented to sex . the man had . for his belief. The trial judge’s (Lord Osborne) comments were a misdirection. A miscarriage of justice had therefore occurred and the conviction had to be quashed with the very exc

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, the real issue, was palpable in the room. Who knows most about sex? Who gets more? What is most? Who is cool? Money is fun. What’s pride? What’s prudery? Everyone was deeply ambivalent about everyone else: unconscious envy and resentment operated like steam engines — one felt them throb. We quarre

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2634-601X acters beyond limited, and limiting, familial roles and uses the framework of feminist negotiation as a means to explore the empowering possibilities ofintergenerational female relationships..978-3-030-50639-1978-3-030-50637-7Series ISSN 2634-601X Series E-ISSN 2634-6028

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Negotiating Feminisms in ,ays in which intergenerational women resist patriarchal oppression. Negotiation in mothering is central in Chicana feminist writings. Using the theories of Gloria Anzaldúa, negotiation is proposed as a feminist praxis that Chicanas apply in order to understand and assert their place in the family. I

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Daughters Negotiating the Motherline: Rejection Versus Redefinition,s both as part of the family and as individuals. Through discussion of Cisneros’ “My Name” and ., as well as Castillo’s . and ., this chapter shows how granddaughters engage with and interpret their grandmothers’ stories in order to find their own place in the family. Using the theory of the ‘mother

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