Breaching the Peace : (A Collection of Radical Feminist Papers)

Title: Breaching the Peace : (A Collection of Radical Feminist Papers)
Description: Published by Onlywomen Press in 1983, 'Breaching the Peace' was a collection of papers by radical feminists that emerged from a workshop titled “The Women’s Liberation Movement versus The Women’s Peace Movement or How Dare You Presume I Went to Greenham.” The papers examined and criticised the women’s peace movement. The contributors argued that women-only camps, such as Greenham Common, presented a media‑friendly image of women’s liberation and that being female-only did not make them inherently feminist. The pamphlet format offered a quick and convenient way to disseminate and debate the discussions that arose from the workshop.
Creator: Whisker, Brenda
Publication Place: London
Publisher: Onlywomen Press
Date: 1983
Copyright Attribution: In Copyright
Source: https://search.libraries.london.ac.uk/permalink/44SHL_INST/1j7aip0/alma991016935809709266
Format: Pamphlet
Century: 20th
Exhibition Theme: Pamphlets in Conversation See all items with this value