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	:~~:''For other uses of FSF, see [[~~FSF (disambiguation)~~]]''~~		{{:FSF (disambiguation)}}[[Feminism]] and [[SF]] are both broadly defined, but feminist sf is its own beast. Consider these definitions:

	[[Feminism]] and [[SF]] are both broadly defined, but feminist sf is its own beast. Consider these definitions:

	* Feminist SF is work that qualifies as feminist by the standards of various [[feminisms]];		* Feminist SF is work that qualifies as feminist by the standards of various [[feminisms]];

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	[[:Category:Feminist SF studies\|Feminist SF studies]] brings together all the insights of various theories, criticisms, studies, and bodies of knowledge--media studies, literary theory, identity studies, cultural theory, fan studies, women's studies, queer theory, women's history, colonial theory, and so on--and applies them to the creation, consumption, and study of, and play with, works of any kind. Feminist SF Studies instantiates feminist SF.		[[:Category:Feminist SF studies\|Feminist SF studies]] brings together all the insights of various theories, criticisms, studies, and bodies of knowledge--media studies, literary theory, identity studies, cultural theory, fan studies, women's studies, queer theory, women's history, colonial theory, and so on--and applies them to the creation, consumption, and study of, and play with, works of any kind. Feminist SF Studies instantiates feminist SF.

	==Quotes		==Quotes & Epigraphs==

			* Donna Haraway, who writes in her cyborg manifesto that feminists writing sf are “our storytellers exploring what it means to be embodied in high-tech worlds” (full citation & full quote needed)



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