Without a Word: Teaching Beyond Women's SilenceRoutledge, 1993 - 207 pages |
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... attempt the , as it turned out , difficult yet necessary project of drawing on my own experience as the ground of my analysis , I continually weighed the personal impact against the political possibilities of this text . I wondered how ...
... attempt the , as it turned out , difficult yet necessary project of drawing on my own experience as the ground of my analysis , I continually weighed the personal impact against the political possibilities of this text . I wondered how ...
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... attempt for either of us to " respond ” to or “ take up ” points made by the other . Rather the viability and strength of the presentation , while using a more conventional form than had been used by McDonald , was located precisely in ...
... attempt for either of us to " respond ” to or “ take up ” points made by the other . Rather the viability and strength of the presentation , while using a more conventional form than had been used by McDonald , was located precisely in ...
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... attempt at silencing took the form of aggressive yelling . It became clear to the women that , socially , the reversal of this dynamic would have been totally unacceptable to those who held the power of legiti- mation . Designations ...
... attempt at silencing took the form of aggressive yelling . It became clear to the women that , socially , the reversal of this dynamic would have been totally unacceptable to those who held the power of legiti- mation . Designations ...
Table des matières
DISRUPTING | 18 |
TAKING OUR PLACE IN THE ACADEMY | 50 |
AFTER THE WORDS | 181 |
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