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Reviews of Judith Butler's BODIES THAT MATTER: ON THE DISCURSIVE
LIMITS OF "SEX" (1993)
Compiled
by
Eddie Yeghiayan
- Auslander, Philip. TDR-The Drama Review-A Journal of Performance Studies (Fall
1995), 39(3):169-180.
- Bech, Henning. "Sexuality, Gender and Sociology."Acta Sociologica (1995), 38(2):187- 192.
- Bloodsworth, Mary.
Gender & Society (October 1995). 9(5):
632-634.
- Cavanagh, Sheila L. Critical Sociology (1995),21(3):144-147.
- Cheah, Pheng.
"Mattering."
Diacritics (Spring 1996),
26(1):108-139.
- Cotter, Jennifer M.
College Literature (October
1994), 21(3):
226-231.
- Hekman, Susan.
Hypatia: Journal of Feminist Philosophy
(Fall 1995), 10(4):151-157.
- Holden, Philip. "Sexual
Histories." Canadian
Literature/Littérature Canadienne (Winter
1995), 147:159-161.
- Redick, Alison. Lambda
Book Report (January-February 1994), 4(2):39.
- Rooney, Ellen. "What
Can the Matter Be?" American Literary
History (Winter 1996), 8(4):745-758.
- Soper, Kate.
Feminist Review
(Autumn 1995), 51:117-120.
- Turner, Bryan S. "Social Hierarchies." Contemporary Sociology (May 1995), 24(3):331-332.
- Watts, Carol. Radical
Philosophy: A Journal of Socialist and Feminist Philosophy
(May-June 1995), 71:41-42.
- Wiegman, Robyn. American
Literature (December 1995), 67(4):893-895.
- Zita, Jacquelyn.
Signs (Spring 1996), 21(3):786-795.
- Zwicker, Heather. "Spinning
Our Wheels on Foundational Tenets."
Canadian Review of American Studies/Revue
canadienne d'études américaines (1995),
25(3):139-148.
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