...specificity of the lived, female bodily experience, the refusal to disembody sexual difference into a new allegedly postmodern anti-essentialist subject, and...difference to the bodily existence and experience of women. Politically, the project amounts to the rejection of homologation, that is to say the assimilation...

...specificity of the lived, female bodily experience, the refusal to disembody sexual difference into a new, allegedly postmodern, antiessentialist subject, and...difference to the bodily existence and experience of women. Politically, this project amounts to the rejection of the imitation of masculine modes of thought and...

...specificity of the lived, female bodily experience, the refusal to disembody sexual difference into a new allegedly postmodern anti-essentialist subject, and...difference to the bodily existence and experience of women. 40 Surely a refusal to disembody must carry with it some recognition of concrete existence? Kirby's...

...specificity of the lived, female bodily experience, the refusal to disembody sexual difference into a new. allegedly postmodern, antiessentialist subject, and...difference to the bodily existence and experience of women. (Braidotti 1994: 174-5) Drawing on Deleuze as well as Foucault, Braidotti clearly and usefully, unlike...

...level one - remains the political will to assert the specificity of lived, female bodily experience ... and the will to reconnect the whole debate on difference to the bodily existence and experience of women. (Braidotti 1994: 160) At this level, Braidotti provides a way of speaking about the differences between...

...the refusal to disembody sexual difference into a new allegedly "postmodern" and "antiessenrialist" subject; and the will to reconnect the whole debate...difference to the bodily existence and experience of women. Politically, the project amounts to the rejection of emancipationism as leading to homologation, that...

...bodily experience; the refusal to disembody sexual difference into a new allegedly "postmodern" and "antiessentialist" subject, and the will to reconnect...difference to the bodily existence and experience of women' (1994: 160).34 Braidotti 's opinion is that this affirmation of women's sexual difference, which she...