A Community of Disagreement

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The book explores the complex relationship between academic feminism and the university system, emphasizing the challenges inherent in advocating for diversity and inclusion. It critiques how the concept of difference has been co-opted within institutional frameworks, presenting feminism as a community characterized by disagreement rather than consensus. Through a thorough analysis of various scholarly and bureaucratic texts, the author draws on political philosophy and postcolonial perspectives to propose that envisioning alternative university structures relies on embracing unresolvable differences.