Abstract：The present paper teases out the transformation of female identity knowledge/discourse since the Enlightenment. From the unified and stable subject advocated by early liberal feminists in the late 18th century to the heterogeneous multiple identity in the 21st century, female identity knowledge/discourse has witnessed significant rupture, transformation, continuation and renewal. The present study on female identity knowledge/discourse indicates the transformation of female identity from sameness to difference and its tendency of further differentiation and multiplicity in the future.
陈李萍. 从同一到差异——女性身份认同理论话语的三重嬗变？[J]. 妇女研究论丛, 2012, 0(6): 8-14.
CHEN Li-ping. From Sameness to Difference: On the Transformation of Female Identity, Knowledge and Discourse. , 2012, 0(6): 8-14.
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