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         <title>&quot;Rather, it was a renewal of an old tradition of thought and action already possessing its classic books which had diagnosed the problem of women&#39;s inequality in society, and (in some cases) proposed solutions.&quot; - (Beginning Theory, Peter Barry)</title>
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         <title>&quot;Feminist focus on finding a voice may sound clichéd at times. . . . However, for women within oppressed groups . . . coming to voice is an act of resistance.&quot; - (Cultural Theory and Popular Culture, John Storey)</title>
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