Gender Trouble

by Judith Butler

For the most part, feminist theory has assumed that there is some existing identity, understood through the category of ...

The subversive stitch

by Rozsika Parker

Teaching as a subversive activity

by Neil Postman, Charles Weingartner

"IN 1492, COLUMBUS DISCOVERED AMERICA. . . ."

El filibusterismo

by José Rizal

One December morning the steamship TABO was arduously sailing upstream through the winding course of the Pasig, carrying...

Secret societies and subversive movements

by Nesta Helen Webster

Sew subversive

by Melissa Rannels, Melissa Alvarado

Secret Societies and Subversive Movements

by Nesta H. Webster

Music

by Ted Gioia

The subversive family

by Ferdinand Mount, Ferdinand Mount

Jesus says: 'If any man come to me, and hate not his father, and mother, and wife, and children, and brethren, and siste...

Subversive lives

by Susan F. Quimpo

Parasitism and subversion

by Stanislav Andreski

Fairy tales and the art of subversion

by Jack David Zipes

Even though the fairy tale may be the most important cultural and social event in most children's lives, critics and sch...

Radical Lace Subversive Knitting

by Jennifer Scanlan

Subversion

by Ruhi Parikh

Subversive seamster

by Melissa Rannels, Melissa Alvarado

Scent & subversion

by Barbara Herman

Women, power, and subversion

by Judith Lowder Newton

Antigone Rising

by Helen Morales

La Subversion du christianisme

by Jacques Ellul

Fantasy

by Rosemary Jackson

THE 'FANTASTIC' derives form the Latin, phantasticus, which is from the Greek , meaning to make visible or manifest.