Decolonial Feminisms, Decolonising Feminisms : Transnational Perspectives (Hardcover)

Part I: Decolonising Feminisms

1. Feminisms, Decolonial Dialogues and Transnational Perspectives

2. Delinking Blackness: Black Feminist and Decolonial Theories in Dialogue

3. Decolonising the University: Towards a Feminist Ethics of Care Approach

4. Between Languages in Francophone Literature: Decoloniality and Feminism in Assia Djebar’s and Helene Cixous’s Writings

5. Decolonising studies on men, boys and masculinities, ‘North’ and ‘South’: A dialogue between Kopano Ratele and Jeff Hearn

6. Against Colonisation through the ‘Right’ Narrative of Gender: Decolonial Perspectives on Anti-Genderism and the Radical Feminist Response in Contemporary Hungary

7. On the project of respatialising the South African present: Black women, apartheid memory and a different sense of place

Part II: Decolonial Feminist Pedagogical and Research Engagements

8. Decolonial Feminism in Psychology: The Hub for Decolonial Feminist Psychologies in Africa ? Emerging Praxis from the South

9. Decolonial feminisms as a practice of co-teaching: Toward shared and dialogical emancipatory utopias

10. Researching and Refusing Reproduction: Feminist Decolonial Possibilities

11. Re-imagining gender and sexual justice: a decolonial feminist praxis

12. Acknowledgement through Art: Experiments in a decolonial feminist practice

13. Why do white women get raped in Raj Nostalgia literature? Violence, Gender, and the Decolonisation of Trauma