The Feminist Fourth Wave

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Focusing on contemporary activism in the UK, this book explores the fourth wave of feminism, emphasizing the significance of affect and temporality in feminist movements. It redefines historical symbols of feminism to address generational and identity challenges, proposing that feminism should develop its own timekeeping methods. By connecting past activism with future goals, the author argues for creating intense activist moments driven by emotional connections. This insightful work is aimed at students and academics in gender studies, feminism, and affect studies.