Reclaiming identity : realist theory and the predicament of postmodernism /
This collection of ten essays argues that identity is not just socially constructed but has real epistemic and political consequences. They examine the way theory, politics and activism clash with or complement each other, providing an alternative to the widely influential understandings of identity...
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University of California Press,
2000
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Table of Contents:
- The epistemic status of cultural identity: on Beloved and the postcolonial condition / Satya P. Mohanty
- Postmodernism, "realism," and the politics of identity: Cherríe Moraga and Chicana feminism / Paula M.L. Moya
- "Who are our own people?": challenges for a theory of social identity / Michael R. Hames-García
- On representing others: intellectuals, pedagogy, and the uses of error / Caroline S. Hau
- "It matters to get the facts straight": Joy Kogawa, realism, and objectivity of values / Minh T. Nguyen
- Racial authenticity and white separatism: the future of racial program housing on college campuses / Amie A. Macdonald
- Who says who says?: the epistemological grounds for agency in liberatory political projects / Brent R. Henze
- Is there something you need to tell me?: coming out and the ambiguity of experience / William S. Wilkerson
- Reading "experience": the debate in intellectual history among Scott, Toews, and LaCapra / John H. Zammito
- Who's afraid of identity politics? / Linda Martín Alcoff.
