Observed arrival · 2026-11-06
Neoliberal Feminism Review: the work behind the promises
An independent reading journal presents seven critical essays on feminism, work, care, media, and selfhood, alongside a recovered bibliography.
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- The homepage separates the independent 2026 essays from historical shelves retaining the former archive’s selections and disagreements.
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The essays use named cultural artifacts as case studies, including a TED talk, advertising campaigns, and a writing tool. Their questions focus on what changes—and what remains—when equality or confidence is framed as an individual task. The site says the historical bibliography shelves preserve the former archive’s selections and disagreements, while the essays belong to the independent 2026 edition.
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