Critical Realism, Feminism and Gender: a Reader

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✦ Table of Contents

Cover
Half Title
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
Acknowledgements
Notes on contributors
Making waves, and beyond
PART I: Philosophical preliminaries: critical realism, feminism, and gender
1. Feminism, realism, and universalism
2. Post-structuralist and constructivist feminism
3. Sex and gender: a critical realist approach
4. A defence of the category ‘women’
5. Gender theory non-conforming: critical realist feminism, trans politics, and affordance theory
PART II: Critical realism and intersectionality
6. Developing a critical realist positional approach to intersectionality
7. Agency and ontology within intersectional analysis: a critical realist contribution
8. Why we keep separating the ‘inseparable’: dialecticising intersectionality
PART III: Methodology and methods: critical realism and empirical research
9. The reality of gender (ideology): using abduction and retroduction in applied critical realist research
10. After constructivism: rethinking Feminist Security Studies through interdisciplinary research
11. Integrating critical realist and feminist methodologies: ethical and analytical dilemmas
12. Critical Realist Discourse Analysis, motherhood, and gender: a systematic methodological approach to analysis
Further reading
Index

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