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Introduction: Orienting Feminism: Media, Activism, and Cultural Representation,e and Overell examine what feminism means and how it operates in the contemporary moment. They regard feminism as circulatory, as a movement that does not sit still and so can never be fully placed or fixed, which makes it compatible with the idea of orientation. Thinking about feminism’s ongoing se

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