Anarchafeminist Horizons at the End of Gender
Praxis Across Movements, Solidarities Across Borders
Anarchafeminist Horizons at the End of Gender
Praxis Across Movements, Solidarities Across Borders
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While numerous feminisms have gained mainstream attention, most are theoretically and practically incapable of liberating all those they seek to include. This book makes two unique contributions. First, it extends the anarchafeminist theory of Chiara Bottici's Anarchafeminism. Second, con tributors draw multiple direct connections between anarchafeminism and Black Studies, particularly Black feminism, Black anarchism, and abolition. Too much anarchist theory and practice has overlooked or downplayed gender, racial, or colonial concerns. This book (re)asserts the importance of imbuing feminism with anarchism, and anarchism with feminism, for a coherent theory of liberation.
Table of Contents
John Tallent
Introduction: Of Fire and Hugs
Nathan Poirier and Zane McNeill
Part I: Lineages of Refusal: Roots of Anarchafeminism
Chapter 1: “Women Have No Nation”: Toward a Chinese Anarchafeminist Refusal
Meilu Li and Yuchen Viveka Li
Chapter 2: “To Repulse the State from our Uteri': Anarcha-Feminism, Reproductive Freedom, and Dual Power
Spencer Beswick
Chapter 3: Lesbians Behind the New Deal: the Anarchafeminist Lineages of the Labor Movement
Zane McNeill and Lorraine Pan
Chapter 4: Common Gestures, Insurgent Worlds: Anarchist Cosmology and Relational Agency
Carlo Comanducci
Part II: Lessons in Rebellion: Anarchafeminist Pedagogies
Chapter 5: Raising Rebels: Childhood, Authority, and the Seeds of Liberation
Amanda R. Williams
Chapter 6: Discipline, Refusal, and the Wild: Rethinking Outdoor Education through Anarchafeminism
Jennifer Mateer and Simon Springer
Chapter 7:
Ghosts in the Lecture Hall: Critical Reflections on a School Shooting
Seven Mattes
Part III: Everyday Revolutions: Living Anarchafeminism
Chapter 8: Reading Living My Life in Hard Times, Reflections on Emma Goldman
Benjamin Shepard
Chapter 9: Prefiguring Care and Conflict: Anarchafeminist Perspectives from a Migrant Squat in Athens
Valeria Raimondi
Chapter 10: Anarcha-Feminism & Queer Nihilism: A Love Story
Flower Bomb
Chapter 11: Transformative Justice And/As Harm
A J Withers
Part IV: Ruptures and Relations: Mapping New Anarchafeminist Terrains
Chapter 12: Totalizing Aesthetics and the Feminist Critique of (S)place: Anarchafeminism, Foucault, and Bachmann on Potter's Fields
Lucas Alan Dietsche
Chapter 13: Abolition and the State: Solidifying Political Futures
Zachary Kyle
Chapter 14: Reimagining the Future: Transnational Solidarity of Feminist Activism in East Asia and Beyond
Lorraine Pan
Chapter 15: Calm May Reign in Heaven, but Down Here All is Ending: Anarchafeminist Ethics for Protecting Outer Space
Nathan Poirier
Afterword: A Reflection by Chiara Bottici
Product details
| Published | Feb 18 2027 |
|---|---|
| Format | Hardback |
| Edition | 1st |
| Pages | 288 |
| ISBN | 9798216479857 |
| Imprint | Bloomsbury Academic |
| Dimensions | 9 x 6 inches |
| Publisher | Bloomsbury Publishing |
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