Book reviews
Book reviews
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DOI：
10.1080/14616740701260125
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发表时间：
2007-06
影响因子：
1.6
通讯作者：
Vicki D Crinis
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作者：
Vicki D Crinis
本节所回顾的书籍在全球框架内探讨了女权主义政治。我们的目标不仅包括女权主义国际关系方面的著作，而且还包括与全球性别关系有关的多学科奖学金。该部分通常由几个不同的元素组成：重新思考佳能，女权主义经典/许多声音，评论文章和书评。“重新思考正典”为个人提供了反思的空间，他们认为这本书应该是致力于全球问题的女权主义者必不可少的阅读，但可能会被现有的学科界限边缘化：他们被邀请把文本带到我们的注意力，并解释为什么它是必不可少的阅读。相比之下，《女权主义经典/多种声音》包括对一本已被广泛认为是致力于全球问题的女权主义者经典的书的几个简短评价。评论家利用他们独特的学科，地理和个人位置，提供经典文本的不同阅读。评论文章调查了一个主题的几个文本，旨在探索最近的辩论，产生了一系列新的出版物，或调查最好的文献，涵盖了更成熟的研究领域。书评提供了简短的介绍和评价，尽可能广泛的新出版物的空间允许。任何人如对待审查的文本有建议，或要求对本节作出贡献，请联系评论编辑，Juanita Elias，Juanita. adelaide.edu.au，政治与历史学院，纳皮耶大楼，阿德莱德大学，SA 5006，澳大利亚。
The books reviewed in this section explore feminist politics in a global frame. We aim not just to include writings in feminist international relations, but also to feature multi-disciplinary scholarship pertaining to global gender relations. The section is usually made up of a combination of several distinct elements: Rethinking the Canon, Feminist Classics/Many Voices, review essays and book reviews. ‘Rethinking the Canon’ gives space for an individual to reflect on one text that they feel ought to be essential reading for feminists working on global issues, but which is likely to be marginalized by existing disciplinary boundaries: they are invited to bring the text to our attention and to explain why it is essential reading. ‘Feminist Classics/Many Voices’, by contrast, includes several short appraisals of a book already widely considered a classic for feminists working on global issues. Reviewers draw on their distinct disciplinary, geographical and personal locations to offer diverse readings of the classic text. Review essays survey several texts on a single theme, aiming either to explore a recent debate that has generated a range of new publications or to survey the best of the literature covering a more established area of research. The book reviews provide brief introductions to, and evaluations of, as broad a range of new publications as space allows. Anyone with suggestions for texts to be reviewed, or requests to contribute to the section, is encouraged to contact the Reviews Editor, Juanita Elias, Juanita.elias@adelaide.edu.au, School of Politics and History, Napier Building, The University of Adelaide, SA 5006, Australia.