Feminist Ütopya Projesi

Author: Alexandra Brodsky, Rachel Kauder Nalebuff

Disbelief in change paves the way for believing that the end of the world is imminent and creating all kinds of dystopias. While the violence that women are exposed to in various forms from moment to moment is become accustomed and normalized by many, the voices of feminism, as an open-ended project that is the political expression of women's liberation, are also stereotyped and discredited in various media. But women continue to resist and struggle and dream of another world. In Feminist Utopia Project: Fifty-Seven Imaginations for a Better Future, edited by Alexandra Brodsky and Rachel Kauder Nalebuff, these kinds of dreams come true, and innovative views, despite the sheer pessimism, continue to pave the way to a completely different world with determination and joy. he attempts. With its formal diversity ranging from articles to essays, from poems to stories, from drawings to interviews, with its structure that allows you to read from any part you want, and with the richness of its ideas that collectively give the impression of a constellation, this compilation book also provokes its readers to create their own feminist imaginations.

What would art, sexuality, work life, education, fashion, language, cuisine, sports, medicine, law, cinema and relationships look like in a society that was worthy of its name and was feminist? The Feminist Utopia Project challenges the status quo, reveals affirmative visions, and invites us to build a brand new future together, here and now.

WHAT DO WE WANT? EVEN MORE.

“This book will go hand in hand among those who think about how a more feminist reality can be achieved thanks to the feminist imagination.”
–LIBRARY JOURNAL-

“The Feminist Utopia Project brings its own utopia to life: In the most current feminist perspectives, human experience, institutional politics and public life are intertwined. “This work reveals new ways to dream and act.”
–CHRIS KRAUS, author of I Love Dick-

“When you pick up this book, you can taste liberation, touch it, talk to it, hear it, see it and feel it. Our journey towards justice will last a lifetime. The passionate texts in this book illuminate this path.”
–JOANNE N. SMITH, Girls for Gender Equity manager-

(From the Promotional Bulletin)

Dough Type: 2nd Dough

Number of Pages: 360

Size: 13.5 x 19

Number of Prints: 1st Edition First

Printing Year: 2018

Language: Turkish