"A Question of Sex will make an important (and really interesting, and really smart) contribution to theoretical, historical, and rhetorical debates about feminism. It is alive to contradictions in feminist justice projects and their rhetorics."—Lisa Maria Hogeland, author of Feminism and Its Fictions: The Consciousness-Raising Novel and the Women's Liberation Movement
"Before Burke, Foucault, or Derrida drew attention to rhetoric's matter, Poirot proves that questions of sex have always been at the forefront of feminist organizing. . . . Questions of sex are rife with benefits and drawbacks, points of transformation as well as moments of hegemonic reification, and above all help us better understand feminist advocacy of years gone by and the challenges that feminism is compelled to address in the current moment. A Question of Sex will be of particular interest to scholars of rhetoric and women, gender, and sexuality studies, and even more broadly, anyone interested in rhetoric(s) invested in the negotiation of identify of difference."—Rhetoric Public Affairs
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