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9w032230s04	Trish Bredar	Paths of Resistance: Walking Women in Nineteenth-Century Literature	2021		.txt	text/plain	269	9	29	In this way, women writers often expose one oft-critiqued aspect of liberal thought—that its endorsement of detachment neglected the situatedness and embodiedness of human experience—while often perpetuating another—that liberalism disavows its own violence and exclusivity. Although this form of self-assertion is closely associated with both male peripatetic theory and liberal thought, women writers are attuned to the embodied, situated, and uneven experiences of mobility in a way that is notably lacking in most peripatetic and liberal theory.	cache/9w032230s04.txt	txt/9w032230s04.txt