1. Feminism, composition, and re-history
Foucault, feminism, and genealogy
The metaphysics of "women's ways" of writing
Present tense: what's still missing
2. Rewriting radical women
Definition, dissensus, and disunity
Consciousness-raising and the problem of (anti)structure
Radical feminist manifestos and media
Textual action and radical feminist legacies
3. From manifesto to modem
Separatist cyberspace
Radical textuality online
4. Textuality, performativity, and network literacies
Critical textual agency and the engaged classroom
Cultural studies, passing, and interruption as agency
The problem of community
Network and collective literacies: three views.