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Forcefully subverting or reinforcing dichotomies? Elizabeth Grosz's feminist rereading of Charles Darwin via the perspectives of Jacques Derrida and Luce Irigaray.
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In this paper, I evaluate Elizabeth Grosz's corporeal feminism and ontology of sexual difference(s) by moving through her Derridean and Irigarayian conceptual heritage.Author's Profile
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