The feminist counterpublic
 

Nancy Fraser's principal example of a counterpublic is "the late-twentieth-century US feminist subaltern counterpublic, with its variegated array of journals, bookstores, publishing companies, film and video distribution networks, lecture series, research centers, academic programs, conferences, conventions, festivals, and local meeting places"
 
Warner 188-9: "This description aptly suggests the way a public is a multicontextual space of circulation"

> from Michael Warner's Publics and Counterpublics (2005)

> tagged with #public_and_private, #feminism, #publishing

> created August 25, 2024 at 10:40:18 AM


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