Without a Word: Teaching Beyond Women's SilenceRoutledge, 1993 - 207 páginas |
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... stories I tell here are not the only stories to be told . Others may have altogether different stories to tell . This is not an attempt to silence those voices . Indeed , the story we would tell " differently " would not lack the seam ...
... stories I tell here are not the only stories to be told . Others may have altogether different stories to tell . This is not an attempt to silence those voices . Indeed , the story we would tell " differently " would not lack the seam ...
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... story I tell here is related through the situation of Meagan , a young woman who agreed to participate in this large - scale research project in the final year of her high school education , my intention in telling this story is not so ...
... story I tell here is related through the situation of Meagan , a young woman who agreed to participate in this large - scale research project in the final year of her high school education , my intention in telling this story is not so ...
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... story I relate here might be construed as a public story . However , while this story clearly has its public face , for me , both the incident and my retelling it here are also moments of reflection on the relationship between the ...
... story I relate here might be construed as a public story . However , while this story clearly has its public face , for me , both the incident and my retelling it here are also moments of reflection on the relationship between the ...
Contenido
DISRUPTING | 18 |
TAKING OUR PLACE IN THE ACADEMY | 50 |
AFTER THE WORDS | 181 |
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