This book proposes new strategies for practising conflict in feminism. A series of provocative essays, written by noted scholars and writers, examine the most critically divisive issues in feminism with sensitivity to the assumptions, hopes, and fears of all sides. By analysing how particular debates have worked both for and against feminism, and by promoting and enacting dialogue in a variety of contexts and modes, the essays in this volume simultaneously explore the roots of divisiveness and suggest new models for a discourse of difference.