« Even if men become part of the solution and find rewards in this role, we shouldn’t deceive ourselves that we can cease being part of the problem. »
This essay considers possible forms of male feminist knowledge and their implications for male feminist theory and practice. It seems to me that feminist insights into the standpoint-specificity of knowledges, the formation of identities within patriarchy, and the contradictory character of feminist consciousness together should provoke some wariness toward men claiming a feminist commitment.
David J.Kahane
Publié dans Men doing Feminism par Routledge, 1997