Without a Word: Teaching Beyond Women's SilenceRoutledge, 1993 - 207 páginas |
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... struggle for education is one which always bears more analysis . First , our absence from and , then , our invisibility in the realm of intellectual work has meant that we have lived our condition as intellectual women mostly as an ...
... struggle for education is one which always bears more analysis . First , our absence from and , then , our invisibility in the realm of intellectual work has meant that we have lived our condition as intellectual women mostly as an ...
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... struggle to carve out legitimate spaces for the solitary work of thinking and writing . I now have a study that does not have to double as a nursery , and I have three growing children who no longer need one . It is a small room at the ...
... struggle to carve out legitimate spaces for the solitary work of thinking and writing . I now have a study that does not have to double as a nursery , and I have three growing children who no longer need one . It is a small room at the ...
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... struggle — and therefore neither natural nor neutral . To speak about rape , violence against women , and our struggle for trans- formative politics should not be seen as a retreat into the safe moral indignation of a victim . Our pain ...
... struggle — and therefore neither natural nor neutral . To speak about rape , violence against women , and our struggle for trans- formative politics should not be seen as a retreat into the safe moral indignation of a victim . Our pain ...
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