Feminist theory: from margin to center (2nd ed).
Feminism is for everybody: passionate politics. Remembered rapture: the writer at work (1st ed). Wounds of passion: a writing life (1st ed). Bone black: memories of girlhood (1st ed). Killing rage: ending racism (First edition.). Teaching to transgress: education as the practice of freedom. Outlaw culture: resisting representations. Breaking bread: insurgent Black intellectual life. Yearning: race, gender, and cultural politics. Talking back: thinking feminist, thinking black. Feminist theory from margin to center (First edition.). Ain’t I a woman: Black women and feminism. To find these items in our collection, Search for the italicized titles in UC Library Search Books The list below is offered here as a celebration of her contributions and invitation to engage with her ideas and spirit.įor more information on the life and work of bell hooks, including lectures and videos: visit The UC Library provides access to many of bell hooks’ publications, as well as the enormous literature that has been shaped by her intervention into the study of culture and social life.
Her books and essays have been taught for decades in many UC Davis courses, and her words will, undoubtedly, continue to serve students, researchers, writers, and wider community in the future. Her work and career is influential around the world, informing feminism, black thought, sociology, poetics, and world literature, as well as the path of activists, who set forth to address the challenges and struggles that hooks articulated with precision and intimacy. The prolific and influential poet, social and cultural theorist, and literary critic, bell hooks, passed away on Wednesday, December 15, 2021. Class Visits to Archives & Special CollectionsĢ4/7 Chat Meet with a Librarian Directory Technical Support Submit a Digital Sign Give Newsletters Social Media.In Memory and Celebration: bell hooks – UC Davis Library Skip to main content My Account Off-Campus Access Give
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