“Poses a crucial question about how individual relations in the pedagogical situation evoked. . . all devolve into relations of oppression, making clear the link between discourse and the strategies of oppression.” — Signs
"Contributes to today’s theoretical discourse through its careful attention to feminism and difference, situating race and gender within the historical and ideological contexts of film and literature.'Border/Lines
“For persons who recognize the complexities of discursive situations and the instability of gender designations in them, this study of feminist 'solidarity within multiplicity' is a must!” — Religious Studies Reviews
“Offers welcome attention to the complex situations of and interactions among different kinds of women within colonial discourses. [Donaldson’s] work should provoke a fruitful consideration of the claims of multiple experiences of gender and, accordingly, the claims of multiple feminisms. Decolonizing Feminisms will surely interest all of those concerned with the intersection of feminist and postcolonial theories.” — Elizabeth Fox-Genovese, author of Feminism Without Illusions: A Critique of Individualism
