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Feminist Theory and Dialectical Logic

Feminist strategy and feminist scholarship at this moment in their development are hampered by the absence of solid theoretical perspective. It is a commonplace feminist complaint that the history of male supremacy has bequeathed to us a set of cultural and symbolic forms that view human experience from the distorted and one-sided perspective of a single gender. This skewing creates conceptual and theoretical problems that are inseparable from practical and strategic questions as well as from the need to understand in a systematic way both our history and our here and now. Such a theoretical understanding, I would argue, is