ABSTRACT
In this last chapter I shall present a couple of examples demonstrating how to carry out an analysis informed by Feminist Studies and feminist hermeneutics (interpretative practice) as it was defi ned in Chapter 9. However, initially, I want to emphasize that the broad multi-, inter-, trans-and postdisciplinary character of the fi eld, as well as its general diversity in terms of theories, epistemologies, methodologies, methods and ethics, which I have stressed throughout the book, imply that it is impossible to give anything but a taste of what a Feminist Studies-based analysis might look like.
