Men's Studies Modified: The Impact of Feminism on the Academic DisciplinesDale Spender This book is comprised of a number of articles written by women on the impact of feminism on academic disciplines. Fundamental to feminism is the premise that women have been 'left out' of codified knowledge, so that the world has been explained in terms of men but not women. The contributors explore not only how this happened but why. They document, discipline by discipline, the gain that feminism has made in establishing alternative processes and alternative knowledge and the effect these are having in modifying the academic curriculum. |
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... women's suffrage had little direct influence on politics or women . Thus a suffrage historian must be prepared to look beyond the immediate details of the struggle itself if he or she is to make a significant contribution to the study ...
... women's suffrage had little direct influence on politics or women . Thus a suffrage historian must be prepared to look beyond the immediate details of the struggle itself if he or she is to make a significant contribution to the study ...
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... women . Women's role is analysed only when they make a contribution to ' male ' history , which means that the writer is implicitly defining women as marginal to history ( Smith Rosenberg , 1975 ) . If we want to know more about the ...
... women . Women's role is analysed only when they make a contribution to ' male ' history , which means that the writer is implicitly defining women as marginal to history ( Smith Rosenberg , 1975 ) . If we want to know more about the ...
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... women are ' abnormal ' ' and ' that the ' natural ' role of women is to reproduce , and that is the central determining characteristic of a woman's being ' ( Lesley Doyal , 1979 : 219 ) . However , women as the object of research and ...
... women are ' abnormal ' ' and ' that the ' natural ' role of women is to reproduce , and that is the central determining characteristic of a woman's being ' ( Lesley Doyal , 1979 : 219 ) . However , women as the object of research and ...
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