Feminism, Time, and Nonlinear History V. Browne is an English-language study book that focuses on feminist theory and concepts of time within the social sciences. This book analyzes how feminists construct different temporalities, such as narrative time, generational time, and the time of the railway tracks.
By combining phenomenological, hermeneutic, and sociopolitical approaches, the work examines the relationship between feminism, nonlinear history, and the experience of time within feminist discourses.
This study book is relevant for professionals and researchers in feminism, social and political philosophy.
Series: Breaking Feminist Waves