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Feminist Utopia, Reproductive Technology, and Relationships of Difference in Contemporary American Feminism: A Reading of Octavia Butler's Feminist Utopias
2020
Feminist utopian science fiction became a popular staple for theorizing political solutions to gender oppression during the contemporary feminist period between the late 1960s and the 1990s. Some of that literature, but by no means all, represented the solution to oppression -often epitomized as the »patriarchy« -as an erasure of sexual difference through feminist appropriation of reproductive technology. Although it was only one among many feminist utopian visions, this answer to the
doi:10.25365/oezg-2004-15-1-7
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