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Luce Irigaray's phenomenology of feminine being / Virpi Lehtinen.

By: Series: SUNY series in gender theoryPublisher: Albany : State University of New York Press, [2014]Description: 1 online resource (xvii, 262 pages.)Content type:
  • text
Media type:
  • computer
Carrier type:
  • online resource
ISBN:
  • 1438451296
  • 9781438451299
Subject(s): Genre/Form: Additional physical formats: No titleDDC classification:
  • 155.3/33 23
LOC classification:
  • B2430.I74 L44 2014
Online resources:
Contents:
1. Feminine Existential Style: An Operative Concept -- 2. The Philosophical Discourse and Canon, and Femininity -- 3. Irigaray's Activity of Productive Mimesis: Opening of the Possibility of Original Feminine Expressivity -- 4. Phenomenology of the Body: the Methodological and Conceptual Framework for Irigaray's Investigations of Lived Embodiment and Expressivity -- 5. The Feminine Lived Body -- 6. Irigaray's Account of the Beloved Woman as a "Man's Woman" -- 7. Opening up the Possibility of Woman's Self-Love and Love among Women.
8. Male Phenomenologists' Promise of the Uniqueness of Woman in Carnal Love -- 9. The Continuum of Caressing Gestures in Accordance with the Holistic Conception of Sexuality -- 10. The Philosophical Discourses of Carnal Love: Obstacles and Openings for the Becoming of a Woman Lover -- 11. The Male Lover, the Feminine Beloved One: A Specific Way of Understanding (Carnal) Love -- 12. Irigaray Writing, Speaking, and Acting as a Woman Lover -- 13. Original Aspects of Woman in Philosophy: Intermediating between Materiality and Spirituality, Nature and Gods -- 14. Irigaray as a Midwife for Diotima's Daimonic Philosophy of Eros -- 15. Writing: An Intervention into the Neutrality and Absoluteness of the Subject and a Model of Sensible Ideality.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.

1. Feminine Existential Style: An Operative Concept -- 2. The Philosophical Discourse and Canon, and Femininity -- 3. Irigaray's Activity of Productive Mimesis: Opening of the Possibility of Original Feminine Expressivity -- 4. Phenomenology of the Body: the Methodological and Conceptual Framework for Irigaray's Investigations of Lived Embodiment and Expressivity -- 5. The Feminine Lived Body -- 6. Irigaray's Account of the Beloved Woman as a "Man's Woman" -- 7. Opening up the Possibility of Woman's Self-Love and Love among Women.

8. Male Phenomenologists' Promise of the Uniqueness of Woman in Carnal Love -- 9. The Continuum of Caressing Gestures in Accordance with the Holistic Conception of Sexuality -- 10. The Philosophical Discourses of Carnal Love: Obstacles and Openings for the Becoming of a Woman Lover -- 11. The Male Lover, the Feminine Beloved One: A Specific Way of Understanding (Carnal) Love -- 12. Irigaray Writing, Speaking, and Acting as a Woman Lover -- 13. Original Aspects of Woman in Philosophy: Intermediating between Materiality and Spirituality, Nature and Gods -- 14. Irigaray as a Midwife for Diotima's Daimonic Philosophy of Eros -- 15. Writing: An Intervention into the Neutrality and Absoluteness of the Subject and a Model of Sensible Ideality.

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