Without a Word: Teaching Beyond Women's SilenceRoutledge, 1993 - 207 pages |
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Page 67
... articulate such anger first through self - reproach : some version of “ how could I have been so stupid " is the beginning point which soon turns to the search for strategies that can fulfill their desire for change . Women often come ...
... articulate such anger first through self - reproach : some version of “ how could I have been so stupid " is the beginning point which soon turns to the search for strategies that can fulfill their desire for change . Women often come ...
Page 165
... articulate caretaking as a reciprocal process between women and men . This teaching strategy is central to my pedagogical agenda : identifying the moment when students might be most receptive to uncovering how they are invested in their ...
... articulate caretaking as a reciprocal process between women and men . This teaching strategy is central to my pedagogical agenda : identifying the moment when students might be most receptive to uncovering how they are invested in their ...
Page 179
... articulate and substantive engagement of it ( Ellsworth , 1989 ) . My point is , rather , that responses to fem- inist critique often take forms that reproduce the gendered practices that I have described in this chapter . The ...
... articulate and substantive engagement of it ( Ellsworth , 1989 ) . My point is , rather , that responses to fem- inist critique often take forms that reproduce the gendered practices that I have described in this chapter . The ...
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