Some<i>Other</i>Conceptual Problems
摘要
This essay responds to Winter, Thompson and Jeffreys’ critique of the UN approach to harmful traditional practices. By questioning why these authors address only a limited set of harmful practices in the West, in particular missing the problem of infant male circumcision, I argue their critique is less radical than it appears. Indeed, the article reproduces what I see as the most problematic and gendered assumptions in the UN’s approach: namely, the conceptualization of harmful practices solely in terms of women’s victimization and men’s benefit.
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R. Charli Carpenter. Some<i>Other</i>Conceptual Problems[J]. International Feminist Journal of Politics, 2004.
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