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This Book Argues That Feminist Science Fiction Shares The Same Concerns As Feminist Epistemology—challenges To The Sex Of The Knower, The Valuation Of The Abstract Over The Concrete, The Dismissal Of The Physical, The Focus On Rationality And Reason, The Devaluation Of Embodied Knowledge, And The Containment Of (some) Bodies. Ritch Calvin Argues That Feminist Science Fiction Asks Questions Of Epistemology Because Those Questions Are Central To Making Claims Of Subjectivity And Identity. Calvin Reveals How Women, Who Have Historically Been Marginal To The Deliberations Of Philosophy And Science, Have Made Significant Contributions To The Reconsideration And Reformulation Of The Epistemological Models Of The World And The Individuals In It. Machine Generated Contents Note: Ch. Zero Ending(s) -- Ch. One Feminist Science Fiction And Feminist Epistemology -- Feminist Science Fictions -- Toward A Feminist Epistemology -- Valuing The Abstract Over The Concrete -- Conclusion(s) -- Ch. Two The First Mode Of Fesf: Epistemology And Plot -- Introduction(s) -- Plot -- Marge Piercy's Woman On The Edge Of Time (1976) -- Octavia E. Butler's Dawn (1987) -- L. Timmel Duchamp's De Secretis Mulierum (

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Author
RITCH CALVIN
Publisher
Springer International Publishing : Imprint : Palgrave Macmillan
Published
2016
Language
EN
ISBN
9783319324708
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
Literary Criticism, Literary Fiction, Fiction

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