Living in the margins : racism, sexism, and feminism in Australia
著者
書誌事項
Living in the margins : racism, sexism, and feminism in Australia
Allen & Unwin, 1992
大学図書館所蔵 全10件
注記
Includes bibliographical references (p. 159-180) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Drawing together the usually separate concerns of gender, class, race and ethnicity, this book explores the social construction of "difference" and the boundaries along these lines. It looks especially at the experiences of women, both Aboriginal and those from a non-English speaking background. It examines connections and conflicts between Aboriginal, migrant women and "white women" around issues of racism and feminism. Women are often invisible or marginal in writings about "race" and cultural difference, and Aboriginal women and migrant women are often invisible or marginal in women's studies. Where those women are made visible, it is usually as victims and problems, and in ways that reinforce culturalist explanations of their roles and social location. Likewise, Aboriginal studies, multicultural studies and race relations rarely acknowledge gender. This reflects the difficulties of representing multiple oppression, and expressing it theoretically. The book crosses a number of boundaries. First, it suggests a context for the experiences of Aboriginal and migrant women within social and political processes.
Secondly, it acknowledges the significance of gender in race and ethnicity. Thirdly, it is written across a wide range of disciplines, drawing on debates, materials and concepts throughout feminist scholarship. "Jan Pettman is a Senior Research Fellow at the Peace Research Centre of the Australian National University. She has worked across race, gender and ethnicity divides here and in the UK and has written widely and worked with bureaucrats, educators, community workers and women's groups.". This book is intended for students and researchers in gender studies.
目次
Introduction1 Making Australia2 The colonial encounter3 Migration and incorporation4 Racism and sexism5 Experiences of the state6 Dealing with a difference7 Academia8 Feminism in conversation with itselfBibliographyIndex
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