'Ideology' after 'discourse': A reconceptualization for feminist analyses of law

To perform a feminist deconstruction of some of the primary terms of political discourse is in no sense to censor their usage, negate them, or to announce their anachronicity. On the contrary, this kind of analysis requires that these terms be reused and rethought, exposed as stategic instruments and effects, and subjected to a critical reinscription and re-employment.1.