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Highly tendentious and aggressively anti-feminist description[edit]

This article starts well with an impartial and mostly representative description of psychoanalytic feminism, but quickly deteriorates into descriptions of how feminists, gay people and transgendered people are psychologically damaged, citing some highly dubious and unrepresentative articles including some that take issue with the substance of the theories not by addressing the theories themselves, but by questioning the psychological well-being of their advocates. If I had the relevant literature handy, I'd dig into this article immediately, but at the moment it should be considered highly suspect and unrepresentative. User:Tecoates 19:20, 5 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

I have removed the 'criticism' as it concerned Feminist and women's studies in general and was not specific to Psychoanalytic feminism. S Sepp 10:31, 3 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

women self-consciously[edit]

I was looking for "women or feminist self-consciously"...nothing abuout that in 'en' feminism? In italian that is ' autocoscienza femminista', Rhockher,10-3-2007