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■UENO Chizuko　June 30, 2013　Women's Thoughts: We Will not Forget You, Shueisha International Inc., 301p.　ISBN-10:479767251X　ISBN-13: 978-4797672510　1,500yen + tax [amazon]／[kinokuniya] ※

■Contents

Has feminism become out of date? Or is there any cultural heritage we should receive?
Where can we find a thought for survival? UENO Chizuko rereads intellectual classics by women and on women in both the East and West.

■Table of Contents

Part I　Rereading Women's Writings

Thoughts on Birth and Men's One-Generationism: Kazue Morisaki Dai San no Sei: Harukanaru Erosu (The Third Sex: Eros Far Away)

Literature of the Soul that Resonates with: Michiko Ｉshimure Kukai Jodo: Waga Minamatabyo (Bitter Sea and the Pure Land: My Minamata Disease)

Listening to the Cry of Birth in the Woman's Liberation Movement: Mitsu Tanaka Inochi no Onnatachi e: Torimidashi Uman Ribu Ron (To Women of Lives: On Woman's Liberation in the Chaos)

Nihilism of Solitude: Taeko Tomioka Fuji no Koromo ni Asa no Fusuma (The Poorest Clothes and Beddings)

Feminist Criticism of the Modern Japanese Male Literature: Noriko Mizuta Monogatari to Han Monogatari no Fukei: Bungaku to Josei no Sozoryoku (Scenery of Narratives and Anti-narratives: Literature and Women's Imagination)

Part II　Deconstructing the World with Gender

Sex Is not Nature nor Instinct: ──Michel Foucault The History of Sexuality I: The Will to Knowledge

Orient is Westerner's Delusion: Edward W. Said Orientalism

Homophobia and Misogyny: Eve K. Sedgwick Between Men: English Literature and Male Homosocial Desire

Deconstructing the World with Gender: Joan Wallach Scott Gender and History

Obedience Becomes Resistance and Resistance Becomes Obedience: Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak Can the Subaltern Speak?

Subverting the Boundaries: Judith P. Butler Gender Trouble: Feminism and the Subversion of Identity

Afterword