Intersectionality: An Intellectual History
Ange-Marie Hancock traces the intellectual history of intersectionality, offering context for understanding its development and significance. This book is a useful introduction for readers interested in social theory, political science, identity, power, and inequality, as well as for students exploring the evolution of influential ideas.
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Intersectionality: An Intellectual History explores the development of intersectionality as an influential framework in social thought.
Ange-Marie Hancock presents the subject through an intellectual and historical lens, making the book relevant to readers interested in ideas, society, and politics.
The book offers context for understanding how intersectionality has shaped discussions of identity, power, and inequality.
It is suited to students, researchers, and general readers seeking a concise introduction to the history of an important concept.
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