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Ambivalence as a Feminist Project.

This essay argues that the concept of ambivalence could be leveraged as a feminist project with specific epistemological value for scholars across the humanities and social sciences. Curating its recent appearance across several areas of study, we suggest the potential of ambivalence as a feminist a...

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Published in:Signs: Journal of Women in Culture & Society Vol. 49; no. 4; pp. 779 - 806
Main Authors: Coccia, Emily, Harris, Lisa H., McClelland, Sara, Morales, Cecilia, Purkiss, Ava, Sanok, Catherine, Sherley, Eshe, Traub, Valerie
Format: Article
Published: University of Chicago Press Summer2024
Subjects:
Ambivalence
Feminists
Scholarly method
Skepticism
Emotions
Affect (Psychology)
Research personnel
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