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Storied Selves

Name: Storied Selves
Brand: Lexington Books
SKU: 04902956
Price: 45005 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Chris Klassen
ISBN: 9780739123157

Shaping Identity in Feminist Witchcraft

Chris Klassen

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 04902956

Publishers Lexington Books, June 2008

Storied Selves focuses on feminist Witches and their constructions of identities through the use of... Full description

Libristo code: 04902956

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Storied Selves focuses on feminist Witches and their constructions of identities through the use of opposition and speculation as technologies of identity, particularly (post)colonial, maternal, and holistic identities. Through these identity formations, feminist Witches are invested in changing consciousness to create a just and sustainable world-an act which is fundamental to their practices of magic. Looking at three novels-Barbara Walker's Amazon, Cynthia Lamb's Brigid's Charge, and Starhawk's The Fifth Sacred Thing-Klassen asks three questions: how are technologies of identity deployed; where are feminist Witches most successful in promoting and/or creating models for a just and sustainable world; where and how can feminist Witches push these technologies of identity even further to create continuing oppositional and speculative identities which could lead to a just and sustainable world?