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ABSTRACT
My piece is concerned with some of Muriel Dimen’s feminist writing of the 1980s and her bold and unyielding pleasure in elaborating a sexual politics rooted in an acceptance of the proliferation of sexual diversities and the ambivalent relations of feelings and theories that so marked the moment. Between subjective narrative, social theory and psychoanalysis Muriel found a new kind of space for a feminist enunciation that could be undertaken while wearing extravagantly lascivious red lizard skin shoes.
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Adrian Rifkin
Adrian Rifkin is a visiting professor at Central Saint Martins, UAL, London, United Kingdom, and has been a professor at a number of arts universities in the United Kingdom. A collection of 32 of his essays, edited with an introduction by Steve Edwards, Communards and Other Histories, has just appeared with Brill (2016). Interdisciplinary Encounters: Hidden and Visible Explorations of the Work of Adrian Rifkin, edited by Dana Arnold, was published by I B Tauris in 2015.