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The article aims to explore the concept of intersectionality in feminist geography and its implications for social categories.

Theorizing and Researching Intersectionality: A Challenge for Feminist Geography*

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This article theorizes intersectionality in feminist geography, emphasizing its research implications and spatial dynamics.

The article aims to explore the concept of intersectionality in feminist geography and its implications for social categories.
Traces the emergence of debates interconnecting gender with other identities
Presents a case study illustrating intersectionality as a lived experience
Critiques the understanding of power and social inequalities in relation to intersectionality.
Highlights the importance of space in the subject formation process
Calls for more attention to power dynamics within feminist geography
Identifies gaps in existing research regarding intersectionality as theorized in social sciences.

Gill Valentine (2007) studied this question.

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