Gender after Lyotard

Gender after LyotardExamines Lyotard's writings in light of contemporary feminist theory. The revolutionary French thinker Jean Franois Lyotard indicates in many of his writings that one of the most significant philosophical problems is the problem of gender. In spite of this, feminist thinkers in both the continental and Anglo American traditions have largely ignored his work, perhaps because his approach to the question of gender is unsystematic, fluid, and difficult.

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