Dr Moya Lloyd BA, PhD (Warwick)Research Interests: Contemporary political theory, particularly feminist theory and democratic theory. Courses taught 2004-2005: Political Theory and gender

• IntroductionThe Subject and PoliticsRe-Imagining the Feminist SubjectAccounting for Specificity and DifferenceEssentialism - A Risk Worth Taking?Power and DominationAgenda and ResistanceThe Politics of CritiquePolitics and ParodyRadical Democracy and Inessential CoalitionsConclusionInterrogating The Political

"Lloyd begins by addressing the complex, dynamic, unstable, and messy relationship between subject constitution and politics. She focuses on the space between essentialism and antiessentialism to examine what feminist politics looks like from the perspective of fluid and open identities. Rather than leading to the demise of feminist politics, this approach, she argues, gives ideas about power, domination, agency, and resistance a more powerful ability to critique."

Dr Moya Lloyd BA, PhD (Warwick)Research Interests: Contemporary political theory, particularly feminist theory and democratic theory. Courses taught 2004-2005: Political Theory and gender

• IntroductionThe Subject and PoliticsRe-Imagining the Feminist SubjectAccounting for Specificity and DifferenceEssentialism - A Risk Worth Taking?Power and DominationAgenda and ResistanceThe Politics of CritiquePolitics and ParodyRadical Democracy and Inessential CoalitionsConclusionInterrogating The Political

"Lloyd begins by addressing the complex, dynamic, unstable, and messy relationship between subject constitution and politics. She focuses on the space between essentialism and antiessentialism to examine what feminist politics looks like from the perspective of fluid and open identities. Rather than leading to the demise of feminist politics, this approach, she argues, gives ideas about power, domination, agency, and resistance a more powerful ability to critique."

Dr Moya Lloyd BA, PhD (Warwick)Research Interests: Contemporary political theory, particularly feminist theory and democratic theory. Courses taught 2004-2005: Political Theory and gender

• IntroductionThe Subject and PoliticsRe-Imagining the Feminist SubjectAccounting for Specificity and DifferenceEssentialism - A Risk Worth Taking?Power and DominationAgenda and ResistanceThe Politics of CritiquePolitics and ParodyRadical Democracy and Inessential CoalitionsConclusionInterrogating The Political

"Lloyd begins by addressing the complex, dynamic, unstable, and messy relationship between subject constitution and politics. She focuses on the space between essentialism and antiessentialism to examine what feminist politics looks like from the perspective of fluid and open identities. Rather than leading to the demise of feminist politics, this approach, she argues, gives ideas about power, domination, agency, and resistance a more powerful ability to critique."