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This book is about feminist pedagogy: It is about the issue of women and silence
as a social, cultural, and historical artifact; It is about the implications for
education of the politics of women seeking autonomy and self-determination (
Pierson, ...
This book is about feminist pedagogy: It is about the issue of women and silence
as a social, cultural, and historical artifact; It is about the implications for
education of the politics of women seeking autonomy and self-determination (
Pierson, ...
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generic feminist teaching strategies abstracted from the particular situations of
feminist classrooms. Although it might be possible to employ suggestive
approaches, we cannot artificially construct pedagogical moments in the
classroom to ...
generic feminist teaching strategies abstracted from the particular situations of
feminist classrooms. Although it might be possible to employ suggestive
approaches, we cannot artificially construct pedagogical moments in the
classroom to ...
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The Challenge of Feminist Pedagogy. Queen's Quarterly96 (Spring): 117-130.
Lewis, M. (1990) Interrupting Patriarchy: Politics, Resistance, and Transformation
in the Feminist Classroom. Harvard Educational Review 60 (4): 467-488. Lewis ...
The Challenge of Feminist Pedagogy. Queen's Quarterly96 (Spring): 117-130.
Lewis, M. (1990) Interrupting Patriarchy: Politics, Resistance, and Transformation
in the Feminist Classroom. Harvard Educational Review 60 (4): 467-488. Lewis ...
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Contents
Pedagogy and the Question of Silence 2 Experience | 14 |
A Jury of Her Peers 22 Second | 43 |
Implications for Feminist Teaching 59 Anger as | 61 |
Copyright | |
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