Research Handbook on Feminist Political Thought

Edited by Mary Caputi, Professor of Political Theory, Department of Political Science, California State University, Long Beach and Patricia Moynagh, Professor of Political Theory, Department of Government and Politics, Wagner College, Staten Island, New York, US

Contents:

Introduction to the Research Handbook on Feminist Political Thought:
persisters still 1
Mary Caputi and Patricia Moynagh

PART I A CRITICAL AND CARE-BASED APPROACH
1 The politics and practices of care: pandemic possibilities 20
Julie White
2 Re-enchanting the world: la bruja and class struggle in
Chicana/Latina cultural production 37
Norell Martínez
3 Sex, science, and the politics of uncertainty 52
Joanna Wuest
4 To run like a girl: state transmisogyny and the legal
construction of gender in Hecox v. Little (2020) 77
Kathryn J. Perkins

PART II FEMINIST AND ANTI-FEMINIST WOMEN IN POLITICS
5 The conquering conservative: how white feminism has fueled
conservative women’s rhetoric 101
Amanda Roberti and Catherine Wineinger
6 Doubly underestimated: antifeminism and the engagement of
far-right women – considerations of supposed contradictions 117
Rebekka Blum, Julia Haas, and Michaela Köttig
7 Intended consequences: the fall of Roe v. Wade 142
Mary Ziegler
8 Sexism, misogyny, and gender violence: feminist political
thought in the colonial, heteropatriarchal, carceral state of Australia 160
Ana Stevenson and Susan Hopkins

PART III CONFRONTING, DE-ESCALATING, AND
UNMASKING VIOLENCE
9 Carceral feminism and the punitive state in Kerala State, India 194
Devika Jayakumari
10 Lived accounts of #MeToo and slanting towards Beauvoir 219
Patricia Moynagh
11 Deterritorializing intersectionality 250
Elena Gambino
12 Adriana Cavarero’s “Inclinations” and the problem of dispossession 267
Mary Caputi

PART IV LONGING, BEREAVEMENT, DESIRE
13 Black maternal grief and grievance against the Liberal State:
visionary pragmatism and politics otherwise 284
Erica S. Lawson
14 The material maternal: feminist representations of motherhood
by contemporary artist–mothers 304
Tawny Andersen
15 Black women and human emancipation: Sylvia Wynter,
Angela Davis, and the New Consciousness 328
Anand Commissiong
16 K-Pop and Koreaboo: a feminist analysis of the racial and
sexual politics of the transnational media fandom 350
Min Joo Lee, Lily Chu, Inhye Irene Han, and Ji Sun Jeon

PART V ON THE GROUND ACTIVISM, AUDIBILITY, AND
AMPLIFYING AGENCY
17 Feminists strike against neoliberalism: social reproduction,
financial extractivism, and debt 368
Verónica Gago
18 A dialogue between two grassroots Chinese feminists 381
Sanshan Lin
19 Inaudible voices: transnational feminism, music, and listening
in our time of crisis 393
Nalini Ghuman
20 Rethinking feminist political subjectivity with deconstruction
and negative dialectics 413
Claudia Leeb

PART VI WEAVING, SEAM-RIPPING, AND RE-STITCHING
21 Woman, life, freedom: Iran’s feminist uprising in historical
and transnational perspective 437
Catherine Z. Sameh
22 Connecting the many threads of Arab feminist political thought 448
miriam cooke
23 Omoluabi feminism: political leadership through an African lens 466
Abosede Priscilla Ipadeola
24 Feminisms in a time of permanent war: still we persist,
organize, endure, resist 480
Françoise Vergès