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https://read.dukeupress.edu › books › book › 123 › chapter › 103225 › Postcolonial-Intersectionality-and-the-Colonial
Postcolonial Intersectionality and the Colonial Present
The chapter discusses how heterogeneous social facets—gender, race-ethnicity, location, class—are articulated in postcolonial societies as intersectional hierarchies, grounded in colonial difference and exclusionary citizenship forms. Intersectional hierarchies are inscribed in sociocultural meanings, embodiments, and the production of space, across different scales of poor countries. The chapter outlines the relational, multiscalar dynamics that differentiate…

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Postcolonial Feminism and Intersectionality | SpringerLink
Already at the very beginning, women of color as well as LGBTQ people rightly criticized that they were not visible and did not feel properly represented in a women’s movement that seemed to occupy mainly the essentializing speaking position of White heterosexual middle-class women. Download chapter PDF.

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Intersectionality in Literature from Postcolonial Countries – GradesFixer
Judith Butler writes: ‘By conforming to a requirement of representational politics that feminism articulate a stable subject, feminism thus opens itself to charges of gross misrepresentation.'[1] Butler is talking about the issue of intersectionality and how feminism, through ignoring intersectionality, disenfranchises a large number of women. The idea of a ‘universal woman’, the supposed ‘stable subject’ of feminism, is ludicrous. Butler critiques feminists who fail to see the …

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[PDF] In Dialogue: Postcolonial Theory and Intersectionality – ResearchGate
Abstract Postcolonial theory and intersectionality are the most prominent approaches in current critical social sciences. Surprisingly, both approaches have hardly talked to each other….

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Postcolonial Approaches to Feminism and Intersectionality
This talk will outline the conceptual dimensions of solidarity within the traditional liberal framework and address critiques from various perspectives such as difference feminisms in the West, postcolonial feminisms, and Third World feminisms. Banerjee will trace a new theoretical pathway for the concept of solidarity that makes it possible to accommodate differences.

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postcolonial intersectionality | The Consortium on Gender, Security and …
Building on the work of feminist geography and critical race scholarship, we argue for a postcolonial intersectional analysis in fpe – putting this theory to work in an analysis of race, gender and whiteness in Honduras. With this intervention we demonstrate how theorizing race and gender as mutually constituted richly complicates our understanding of the politics of natural resource access and control in the Global South.

https://journals.sagepub.com › doi › abs › 10.1177 › 0020872816646816

https://journals.sagepub.com › doi › abs › 10.1177 › 0020872816646816
Practising postcolonial intersectionality: Gender, religion and …
This article brings to light multiple manifestations of colonial power relations and the interplay of religion and indigenous culture by analysing Sámi women’s experiences of empowerment and subjectivity at the intersections of Firstborn Laestadianism, a conservative religious movement, and Sámi culture.

https://thefeministwire.com › 2014 › 04 › decolonial-intersectionality

https://thefeministwire.com › 2014 › 04 › decolonial-intersectionality
Decolonial Intersectionality and a Transnational Feminist Movement …
Intersectionality is certainly one solution: applied as both theory and praxis, intersectionality could prove useful in bringing to light power dynamics, even if unable to transform them in the short term. It is useful to question, however, whether intersectionality goes deep enough in challenging the Western bias of many feminists across the postcolonial world today. It is not a coincidence that in many postcolonial settings it is feminists who hold liberal and Western conceptions of gender …

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PDF Interpersonal Postcolonial Supervision: Facilitating Conversations of …
conversation—a postcolonial analysis—of how my culture, his-torical power and privilege, and the intersectionality of my identity markers influence my therapeutic relationships with men. From this postcolonial analysis, I realized the role of machismo in my interactions with male clients. Like in most Latino cultures, machismo is rampant in Puerto

https://www.e-ir.info › 2018 › 07 › 31 › international-relations-theory-will-be-intersectional-or-it-will-be-better

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International Relations Theory Will Be Intersectional or It Will Be… Better
Considering that the incorporation of intersectionality into feminist and postcolonial IR theory is based on the assumed heuristic usefulness of the term as a theoretical and political intervention (rather than a legal one), it is crucial that the conflation of these two usages be avoided. ‘Intersectionality’ in International Relations theory

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