Without a Word: Teaching Beyond Women's Silence |
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Page 98
... social relations outside the home often dictate the possibilities for people inside it . We may be good or poor parents , we may be attentive or disloyal children , we may be committed or estranged mates , but , in our culture , all of ...
... social relations outside the home often dictate the possibilities for people inside it . We may be good or poor parents , we may be attentive or disloyal children , we may be committed or estranged mates , but , in our culture , all of ...
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... social relations among groups of differentially empowered individuals in such a way that it necessitates the ... relations out of which it arises . Roger Simon ( 1987 ) elaborates on the regulative relationship between dis- course and ...
... social relations among groups of differentially empowered individuals in such a way that it necessitates the ... relations out of which it arises . Roger Simon ( 1987 ) elaborates on the regulative relationship between dis- course and ...
Page 148
... relation as student and teacher under these conditions . The word " easy " also carries a double social meaning which would be , by and large , irrelevant were we men , but has deeply violating implications in the lives of women . Such ...
... relation as student and teacher under these conditions . The word " easy " also carries a double social meaning which would be , by and large , irrelevant were we men , but has deeply violating implications in the lives of women . Such ...
Contents
DISRUPTING | 18 |
TAKING OUR PLACE IN THE ACADEMY | 50 |
AFTER THE WORDS | 181 |
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