Monthly Archives: April 2008

By Lauren Steyn Throughout history, the image of women has undeniably been that of ‘the Other’; with the female form long associated with fragility, sex, birth, age and flesh. Iris Marion Young (1949-2006), a leading political philosopher and feminist theorist, … Continue reading →

By Jade Broughton Dorothy Parker (1893 – 1967) was an essayist, poet and writer, infamous for her cutting wit and sharp-tongued observations of the ineptitudes of those around her. Often described as a ‘wit’, she came to resent her reputation … Continue reading →