The exile, the nomad, and the migrant. Reflections on international feminism

Women's Studies International Forum
Volume 15, Issue 1, 1992, Pages 7-10

The exile, the nomad, and the migrant. Reflections on international feminism (Article)

Braidotti R.*

^a Department of Women's Studies, Arts Faculty, University of Utrecht, Drift 13, 3512 BR Utrecht, Netherlands

Abstract

This article raises some of the problems contained within the notion of international feminism. It asks whether claims of international or global (or simply European) sisterhood do not hide an inability to deal with women's relation to specific national cultural contexts, and it discusses woman as exile, nomad, and migrant both literally and metaphorically. © 1992.

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DOI: 10.1016/0277-5395(92)90027-S

ISSN: 02775395

Cited by: 21

Original Language: English