Article: Only Paradoxes to Offer: French Feminists and the Rights of Man.

Article: French feminists fight to ban `porno-chic' ...
The Independent - London;  November 26, 2000 ;     700+ words ...THE POSTER shows a naked woman. She dominates streets and Metro stations all over Paris. She is not selling perfume, make-up or even fast cars. If you look closer you see that her picture is composed of the ends of thousands of pieces of spaghetti. This is an advertisement for pasta. Advertising in

Article: Only Paradoxes ot Offer: French Feminists and the ...
American Political Science Review;  June 1, 1997 ;     700+ words ...Joan B. Landes, Pennsylvania State University No more dramatic case exists of women's paradoxical relationship to modern concepts of citizenship than that of France, which first established universal (male) citizenship and abolished racial barriers in the early years of the French Revolution. In

Article: IN OUR PAGES: 100, 75 AND 50 YEARS AGO1929: French ...
International Herald Tribune;  February 14, 2004 ;     202 words ...International Herald Tribune 02-14-2004 PARIS: The most important gathering of French women in history, the non-partisan, non-sectarian congress called by the National Council of French women to consider the status of their sex in this country and ways of advancing it, opened in Paris yesterday

Article: Gender and the Musical Canon.
Notes;  December 1, 1994 ;     700+ words ... ... Female Creativity," Critical Inquiry 8 [1981]: 86). A possible remedy to such a dilemma has been posed by certain French feminists who seek to celebrate the woman's body as a source or her creativity and power. Citron is skeptical that it is literally ...

Article: Feminist theology. (Sacramental Theology: A Review of Literature)
Theological Studies;  December 1, 1994 ;     700+ words ... ... there a difference exists between those who look primarily to American feminists as dialogue partners and those who look to French feminists. Quite interestingly, most of the specific French contribution to an understanding of sacrament does not come from theological ...

Article: Cahiers Charles Fourier.
Utopian Studies;  January 1, 1997 ;     700+ words ... ... analyzes unpublished letters between Fourier and Desiree Veret written in the early 1830s. Veret was one of the early French feminists. She was totally dedicated to freedom for women which, according to her, was to come before any other "social question ...

Article: Undomesticated Ground: Recasting Nature as Feminist Space
Legacy;  October 31, 2002 ;     700+ words ... ... made possible their colonization by patriarchal culture, liberal feminists (including Simone de Beauvoir) and radical French feminists (Monique Wittig and Luce Irigaray) have rejected nature. Ecofeminist critics, by contrast, embrace nature and are ...