For scholars beginning their academic careers at a time when feminist scholarship is more established and made more challenging by postmodern critiques of knowledge... this book will be a guide and inspiration. For more weary practioners, too, this book includes much to stimulate new ideas and will also provide a series of new examples for teaching about the ways in which social divisions... are written into the landscape.

Annals of the Association of American Geographers

Feminist (Re)visions of the Subject contains some wonderufl essays; all of them raise questions and push the boundaries of postmodern thinking and the nature of women as subjects.

Louise Johnson, Deakin University, Australia, Gender, Place and Culture: A Journal of Feminist Geography

Currie and Rothenberg have deftly identified a provocative and rich approach to feminist praxis...

Canadian Woman Studies

Finally, an original collection of feminist essays that takes the theoretical insights of postmodernism into exciting new critical terrains by rethinking the complexity of space, place, and knowledge production across diverse disciplinary sites. Even scholars exhausted by academic feminism's theoretical preoccupations will welcome this collection's innovative analyses of the subject's complex situatedness in the seemingly contradictory terrains of everyday life and theoretical reflection.

Robyn Wiegman, Duke University