Volatile Bodies: Toward a Corporeal Feminism (Theories of Representation and Difference) Paperback – June 22, 1994

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Very interesting book, if slightly outdated on some fronts. Great condition and speedy delivery!

A+

This book was in superb condition. The packaging that came with the book ensured that the book arrived in mint condition. I would recommend this seller unconditionally.

Grosz's work is a triumph of corporeal phenomenology. The book discusses the role of the body as it pertains to gender, race and sex. The body is not just an atomic aggregate but rather a lived experience. The first part of the book, "Inside Out," explores the psychoanalytic view of the body whereas the part titled "Outside In" covers society's pressures on the body. Grosz concludes by addressing the differences between the male and female body, and how the body-politic cannot be ignored when disucssing femininsm.

The test itself is great but the quality of the physical book is terrible. The pages keep on falling out as I read and I have only had it for a few days

If you are interested in the latest theories about the body through a good description on how these have been evolved then this book is for you. Also, great condition and fast delivery!