Caroline Ramazanoglu
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 126624 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Caroline Ramazanoglu |
| PRENOMES | Caroline |
| SOBRENOME | Ramazanoglu |
| ASSINATURA | RAMAZANOGLU C |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Goldsmiths University of London |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 32 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 290 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 31 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1983 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2004 |
| ÍNDICE H | 8 |
The Male in the Head
This book is the fruit of ten years' research, and presents combined findings from the Women, Risk and AIDS Project (WRAP) and the smallerscale Men, Risk and AIDS Project (MRAP). These projects were based on interviews with young people between the ages of 16 and 21, conducted in the UK in the late 1980s and early 1990s. As the authors explain in their opening chapter, the initial impetus for the research was a concern with HIV and safer sex, par…
Up Against Foucault
Up Against Foucault
Feminist Methodology
"Who would be a feminist now? Contemporary 'political realism' suggests that the essentials of the battle have already been won, and the current generation of women entering University is used to seeing feminism presented as 'old fashioned', 'extreme' and 'unrealistic'. Challenging such assumptions, this important new book argues for the value of empirical investigations of gendered life, and brings together the theoretical, political and practic…
Feminist Methodology
Metadata only record
Le mâle dans la tête
du site ou, le cas échéant, des conditions générales de la licence souscrite par votre établissement
Deconstructing virginity - young people's accounts of first sex
In their first (hetero)sexual experience, young people are enticed into the gendered practices, meanings and power relations of heterosexuality. This paper draws on findings from two primarily qualitative studies of young people's sexual practices and understandings: the Women, Risk and AIDS Project and the Men, Risk and AIDS Project. The paper suggest that for young men, first (hetero)sex is an empowering moment through which agency and identity…
Tripping over Experience
1This is a shortened and revised version of a paper presented to the conference on Transformations: thinking through feminism Institute of Women's Studies, University of Lancaster, July 1997
The challenge of local feminisms
Unravelling postmodern paralysis
Joan Hoff, in her article ‘Gender as a postmodern category of paralysis', women's History Review, 3, pp. 149-168, usefully shows that questions of how we know gender are displacing questions about what needs to be known about women's lives, and why relations between women and men are as they are. It is argued that if the material realities of women's lives become deconstructed into readings of texts, women's complex and contradictory experiences …
Up against Foucault
Introduction Part 1: Reflections on the value of Foucault's argument for feminism 2. Productive Contradictions Kate Soper 3. Practices of Freedom Jean Grimshaw Part 2: Identity, Difference and Power 4. Foucauldian Feminism: Contesting Bodies, Sexuality and Identity M.E.Bailey 5. Feminism, Difference and Discourse: The Limits of Discursive Analysis for Feminism Janet Ransom 6. Dancing with Foucault Maureen McNeil Part Three Bodies and Pleasures: P…
Theorizing Heterosexuality
Power and Desire
In recent years the study of the body has blossomed from a neglected area of social science to a focus of attention from feminists and others (e.g., Turner, 1984; Featherstone etal. 1991, Sawicki, 1991; Shilling, 1991; Scott and Morgan, 1993). Recently, feminists have been attracted to the work of Foucault and others which emphasizes that although physical bodies exist, bodies are primarily social constructions (e.g., Bordo, 1988). Looking on the…
Sexual Acts
Risk, power and the possibility of pleasure
This paper draws on the work of the Women Risk and AIDS Project (WRAP) which was undertaken by the authors working collectively. It reports on data from a sociological study of the sexual beliefs and practices of two samples each of 75 young women between 16 and 21 in the cities of London and Manchester in the UK. The period of data collection was 1988-1990. The paper sets out the methods used by the WRAP team and locates this research process wi…
Love and the Politics of Heterosexuality
What can you do with a man
On Feminist Methodology
Fantastic Women
Managing Risk and Experiencing Danger
Much of the early panic relating to AIDS has focused on non‐heterosexual sexualities and the identification of high risk groups. It can be argued that fear of the spread of HIV and AIDS into the heterosexual population was the spur for the development of government policy in this area. The protection of the population in general depends on changes in high risk sexual practices, and the part played in these changes by young women has been given sc…
Aids
Sex, gender and power
While the incidence of HIV infection and AIDS amongst non drug injecting heterosexuals is currently low in the UK, epidemiological evidence suggests that this situation may be short lived. The sexual practices of young heterosexuals will then be crucial in determining the extent of the epidemic. Drawing on feminist theory, we argue that if we are to understand young people's sexual relationships we must attend to the power relations within which …
Feminism and nationalism in the third world
Charting the journey
Improving on Sociology
The case for feminist knowledge as an improvement on male-centred sociology is a strong one. Taking a feminist standpoint produces knowledge of gendered meanings and relationships of which we may not be aware and which sociology has generally ignored. This resolves some of the problems posed by male-centred versions of sociology. Taking a feminist standpoint, though, also raises serious problems of how to make both sociological and feminist knowl…
Up Against Foucault
Sex, gender and power
While the incidence of HIV infection and AIDS amongst non drug injecting heterosexuals is currently low in the UK, epidemiological evidence suggests that this situation may be short lived. The sexual practices of young heterosexuals will then be crucial in determining the extent of the epidemic. Drawing on feminist theory, we argue that if we are to understand young people's sexual relationships we must attend to the power relations within which …
On Feminist Methodology
Improving on Sociology
The case for feminist knowledge as an improvement on male-centred sociology is a strong one. Taking a feminist standpoint produces knowledge of gendered meanings and relationships of which we may not be aware and which sociology has generally ignored. This resolves some of the problems posed by male-centred versions of sociology. Taking a feminist standpoint, though, also raises serious problems of how to make both sociological and feminist knowl…
Power and Desire
In recent years the study of the body has blossomed from a neglected area of social science to a focus of attention from feminists and others (e.g., Turner, 1984; Featherstone etal. 1991, Sawicki, 1991; Shilling, 1991; Scott and Morgan, 1993). Recently, feminists have been attracted to the work of Foucault and others which emphasizes that although physical bodies exist, bodies are primarily social constructions (e.g., Bordo, 1988). Looking on the…
Feminism and nationalism in the third world
What can you do with a man
Charting the journey
Managing Risk and Experiencing Danger
Much of the early panic relating to AIDS has focused on non‐heterosexual sexualities and the identification of high risk groups. It can be argued that fear of the spread of HIV and AIDS into the heterosexual population was the spur for the development of government policy in this area. The protection of the population in general depends on changes in high risk sexual practices, and the part played in these changes by young women has been given sc…
Aids
Le mâle dans la tête
du site ou, le cas échéant, des conditions générales de la licence souscrite par votre établissement
Caught up in conflict
Theorizing Heterosexuality
Gender and Islam ‐ the Politics of Muslim Feminism
Freda Hussain (ed.) MUSLIM WOMEN, London, Croom Helm, 1984, 232pp., £15.95 (h.b.) Elizabeth Warnock Fernea (ed.) WOMEN AND THE FAMILY IN THE MIDDLE EAST: NEW VOICES OF CHANGE, Austin, University of Texas Press, 1985, xii + 356 pp., n.p. Unesco, SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH AND WOMEN IN THE ARAB WORLD, Paris, Unesco, London, Frances Pinter, 1984, x + 175 pp., n.p. Abdelwahab Boudhiba (trans. Alan Sheridan) SEXUALITY IN ISLAM, London, Routledge and Kega…
Tripping over Experience
1This is a shortened and revised version of a paper presented to the conference on Transformations: thinking through feminism Institute of Women's Studies, University of Lancaster, July 1997
Ethnocentrism and Socialist-Feminist Theory
They are cautious in presenting their conclusions where they hope that recognizing 'elements of ethnocentrism' in their previous work, their previous failure to consider ethnicity and racism, and the importance of reconsidering concepts such as patriarchy, ideology and reproduction, will contribute to 'an atmosphere of more constructive dialogue' (1985:44). It is not an easy task to try to come to terms with one's own ethnocentrism. It is not eas…
Love and the Politics of Heterosexuality
Revolution postponed
Short reviews
Derald W. Sue, COUNSELLING THE CULTURALLY DIFFERENT, New York, John Wiley & Sons, 1981, xvi + 303 pp., n.p. Susan Benson, AMBIGUOUS ETHNICITY: INTERRACIAL FAMILIES IN LONDON, Cambridge University Press, 1981, 172 pp. £16.50. Hans van Amersfoort, IMMIGRATION AND THE FORMATION OF MINORITY GROUPS: THE DUTCH EXPERIENCE 1945–1975, translated from the Dutch by Robert Lyng, Cambridge University Press, 1982, 234 pp., £19.50. Reginald Horsman, RACE AND MA…
Short reviews
Nathan Glazer, ETHNIC DILEMMAS 1964–1982, Harvard University Press, 1983, 359 pp., US $20. Christopher Bagley and Gajendra K. Verma (eds), MULTICULTURAL CHILDHOOD: EDUCATION, ETHNICITY AND COGNITIVE STYLES, Gower Publishing Company, 1983, xvii+196 pp., £13.50. Verity Saifullah Khan (ed.), MINORITY FAMILIES IN BRITAIN: SUPPORT AND STRESS, Macmillan (for the Social Science Research Council, Studies in Ethnicity), 1979, 203pp. £4.95. Anthony D. Smit…
Ethnocentrism and Socialist-Feminist Theory
Ethnocentrism and Socialist-Feminist Theory
They are cautious in presenting their conclusions where they hope that recognizing 'elements of ethnocentrism' in their previous work, their previous failure to consider ethnicity and racism, and the importance of reconsidering concepts such as patriarchy, ideology and reproduction, will contribute to 'an atmosphere of more constructive dialogue' (1985:44). It is not an easy task to try to come to terms with one's own ethnocentrism. It is not eas…
Gender and Islam ‐ the Politics of Muslim Feminism
Freda Hussain (ed.) MUSLIM WOMEN, London, Croom Helm, 1984, 232pp., £15.95 (h.b.) Elizabeth Warnock Fernea (ed.) WOMEN AND THE FAMILY IN THE MIDDLE EAST: NEW VOICES OF CHANGE, Austin, University of Texas Press, 1985, xii + 356 pp., n.p. Unesco, SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH AND WOMEN IN THE ARAB WORLD, Paris, Unesco, London, Frances Pinter, 1984, x + 175 pp., n.p. Abdelwahab Boudhiba (trans. Alan Sheridan) SEXUALITY IN ISLAM, London, Routledge and Kega…
Caught up in conflict
Revolution postponed
Feminism and nationalism in the third world
Charting the journey
Improving on Sociology
The case for feminist knowledge as an improvement on male-centred sociology is a strong one. Taking a feminist standpoint produces knowledge of gendered meanings and relationships of which we may not be aware and which sociology has generally ignored. This resolves some of the problems posed by male-centred versions of sociology. Taking a feminist standpoint, though, also raises serious problems of how to make both sociological and feminist knowl…
Managing Risk and Experiencing Danger
Much of the early panic relating to AIDS has focused on non‐heterosexual sexualities and the identification of high risk groups. It can be argued that fear of the spread of HIV and AIDS into the heterosexual population was the spur for the development of government policy in this area. The protection of the population in general depends on changes in high risk sexual practices, and the part played in these changes by young women has been given sc…
Aids
Sex, gender and power
While the incidence of HIV infection and AIDS amongst non drug injecting heterosexuals is currently low in the UK, epidemiological evidence suggests that this situation may be short lived. The sexual practices of young heterosexuals will then be crucial in determining the extent of the epidemic. Drawing on feminist theory, we argue that if we are to understand young people's sexual relationships we must attend to the power relations within which …
Fantastic Women
Risk, power and the possibility of pleasure
This paper draws on the work of the Women Risk and AIDS Project (WRAP) which was undertaken by the authors working collectively. It reports on data from a sociological study of the sexual beliefs and practices of two samples each of 75 young women between 16 and 21 in the cities of London and Manchester in the UK. The period of data collection was 1988-1990. The paper sets out the methods used by the WRAP team and locates this research process wi…
Love and the Politics of Heterosexuality
What can you do with a man
On Feminist Methodology
Theorizing Heterosexuality
Power and Desire
In recent years the study of the body has blossomed from a neglected area of social science to a focus of attention from feminists and others (e.g., Turner, 1984; Featherstone etal. 1991, Sawicki, 1991; Shilling, 1991; Scott and Morgan, 1993). Recently, feminists have been attracted to the work of Foucault and others which emphasizes that although physical bodies exist, bodies are primarily social constructions (e.g., Bordo, 1988). Looking on the…
Sexual Acts
Unravelling postmodern paralysis
Joan Hoff, in her article ‘Gender as a postmodern category of paralysis', women's History Review, 3, pp. 149-168, usefully shows that questions of how we know gender are displacing questions about what needs to be known about women's lives, and why relations between women and men are as they are. It is argued that if the material realities of women's lives become deconstructed into readings of texts, women's complex and contradictory experiences …
Up against Foucault
Introduction Part 1: Reflections on the value of Foucault's argument for feminism 2. Productive Contradictions Kate Soper 3. Practices of Freedom Jean Grimshaw Part 2: Identity, Difference and Power 4. Foucauldian Feminism: Contesting Bodies, Sexuality and Identity M.E.Bailey 5. Feminism, Difference and Discourse: The Limits of Discursive Analysis for Feminism Janet Ransom 6. Dancing with Foucault Maureen McNeil Part Three Bodies and Pleasures: P…
The challenge of local feminisms
Tripping over Experience
1This is a shortened and revised version of a paper presented to the conference on Transformations: thinking through feminism Institute of Women's Studies, University of Lancaster, July 1997
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