Ka feminističkoj jurisprudenciji
TOWARDS FEMINIST JURISPRUDENCE
Author(s): Zorica MrševićSubject(s): Gender Studies, Gender history, History of Psychology, Studies in violence and power, Victimology
Published by: Centar za ženske studije & Centar za studije roda i politike, Fakultet političkih nauka, Beograd
Keywords: feminist jurisprudence; women’s rights; violence against women; discrimination against women; women’s poverty; reforms of legal system; women’s legal language; professional allies; betrayed sisterhood
Summary/Abstract: In this text authoress considers if deconstruction can be experienced or is it an experience itself, and that this possibility would have to deconstruct some essential notion we have of what experience itself is. Through the reading of Freud’s essay "The Uncanny" the authoress considers his argument concerning the uncanny experience of fiction, which Freud persists in wanting to distinguish from real experience. She shows that this reading of fiction is the very place where his "deconstruction" of experience, which he calls the uncanny, confirms and accepts a limit that later deconstructive thought will not leave intact. It will be the deconstruction on the limits of real experience.
Journal: Ženske studije : časopis za feminističku teoriju
- Issue Year: 2000
- Issue No: 11-12
- Page Range: 307-329
- Page Count: 23
- Language: Serbian
