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Acknowledgments
Introduction: The problem of Copyright 1
1 A Feminist History of Copyright: 1710 to 2010 17
2 The Maternal Commons: Reyher, Kroeber, and Le Guin 55
3 Appropriating Inuit Fashions: From Donna Karan to the Scientific Fictions of Andrea Barrett 77
4 Obscenity versus Freedom of Speech: The Outside of Ownership in Kathy Acker's Pussy, King of the Pirates 105
5 Transracial Parody: 2 Live Crew Meets Leslie Marmon Silko 133
Conclusion: Toward a Pink Commons 159
Notes 167
Bibliography 195
Index 215
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