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Feminist Books Gardiner: Provoking Agents
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Provoking Agents: Gender and Agency in Theory and Practice edited by Judith Keegan Gardiner contains 17 essays on feminist theory and practice, exploring their impact on society and individuals. Judith Keegan Gardiner is a former member of the CWLU and is a Herstory Project contributor. |
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