Remembering Liberal Feminism In Radical Ways: Locating
... I highlight each author’s contribution to a classically liberal or conservative memory of feminism through an analysis of their definitions of “true” feminism. I also point to how feminism is demeaned in these narratives through the authors’ partial representations of liberal or second wave feminism ...
... I highlight each author’s contribution to a classically liberal or conservative memory of feminism through an analysis of their definitions of “true” feminism. I also point to how feminism is demeaned in these narratives through the authors’ partial representations of liberal or second wave feminism ...
“Beyond Anti-Exceptionalism: Using Transnational History to Write
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... (PLEASE DO NOT CITE WITHOUT PERMISSION) ...
Globalization and Global Problems
... structures and procedures (there is a significant increase in crossnational flows of trade, investment, and technology that reflects and reinforces a global division of labour; (2) Globalization goes beyond a simple economic shift created by the cross-border exchanges of high technology, instantaneo ...
... structures and procedures (there is a significant increase in crossnational flows of trade, investment, and technology that reflects and reinforces a global division of labour; (2) Globalization goes beyond a simple economic shift created by the cross-border exchanges of high technology, instantaneo ...
feminist empiricism - University of Windsor
... 1991). A range of social and moral views, and actions that science informs, can become loaded with undesirable social assumptions and projected ideals. By contrast with the breadth and variability in sexist presentations of fertilization, Lloyd (2005) identifies two specific assumptions in the evolu ...
... 1991). A range of social and moral views, and actions that science informs, can become loaded with undesirable social assumptions and projected ideals. By contrast with the breadth and variability in sexist presentations of fertilization, Lloyd (2005) identifies two specific assumptions in the evolu ...
FEMINIST ANTHROPOLOGY AND SOCIOLOGY: ISSUES FOR
... Before turning to a discussion of feminist anthropology and sociology, it is important to address the general question: what makes a social science feminist? Alison Wylie identifies three features that seem to be common among social scientists that identify themselves as feminist. First, feminist so ...
... Before turning to a discussion of feminist anthropology and sociology, it is important to address the general question: what makes a social science feminist? Alison Wylie identifies three features that seem to be common among social scientists that identify themselves as feminist. First, feminist so ...
Transnationalism and Chicana Literature
... relation to a feminist movement that questioned patriarchal structures within the Chicano social and nationalistic movement. As Alma M. García stresses, although the Chicano movement challenged “persistent patterns of social inequality in the United States” (García 1997, 1), it was supported by cult ...
... relation to a feminist movement that questioned patriarchal structures within the Chicano social and nationalistic movement. As Alma M. García stresses, although the Chicano movement challenged “persistent patterns of social inequality in the United States” (García 1997, 1), it was supported by cult ...
DIFFERENCE OUT OF PLACE: FEMINIST WAR
... concurrent with women’s, impacting not only women and their relations with men, but the world as well. In this way difference related to women exists affirmatively in terms of “the active process of empowering the difference that women make to culture and to society” (Braidotti 1994, 238-39, emphasi ...
... concurrent with women’s, impacting not only women and their relations with men, but the world as well. In this way difference related to women exists affirmatively in terms of “the active process of empowering the difference that women make to culture and to society” (Braidotti 1994, 238-39, emphasi ...
beyond nonsexist research
... from nonfeminist psychology, on the one hand, and from feminism outside of psychology, on the other? The fundamental issue for feminist psychology is the dilemma of combining feminism - a value orientation with action implications - and the tradition of psychology as an empirical science striving fo ...
... from nonfeminist psychology, on the one hand, and from feminism outside of psychology, on the other? The fundamental issue for feminist psychology is the dilemma of combining feminism - a value orientation with action implications - and the tradition of psychology as an empirical science striving fo ...
Research in the Sociology of Sport
... Hargreaves (1992) also claims that the neglect of gender in figurational accounts of sport and leisure is tied up with a “quest for detachment” which, in her view, embodies the idea that figurational sociologists can “exceptionally, impartially separate themselves from their own histories and consc ...
... Hargreaves (1992) also claims that the neglect of gender in figurational accounts of sport and leisure is tied up with a “quest for detachment” which, in her view, embodies the idea that figurational sociologists can “exceptionally, impartially separate themselves from their own histories and consc ...
Nash, Jennifer C. 2008. "Re-thinking intersectionality."
... experienced discrimination speak with a special voice to which we should listen’ (Matsuda, 1987: 324). For intersectional theorists, marginalized subjects have an epistemic advantage, a particular perspective that scholars should consider, if not adopt, when crafting a normative vision of a just soc ...
... experienced discrimination speak with a special voice to which we should listen’ (Matsuda, 1987: 324). For intersectional theorists, marginalized subjects have an epistemic advantage, a particular perspective that scholars should consider, if not adopt, when crafting a normative vision of a just soc ...
Aalborg Universitet The challenges from globalisation and migration Siim, Birte
... terrorist attack on the World Trade Centre has increasingly been replaced by or linked with a new contradiction premised on ‘the clash of civilizations thesis’, which defines the main opposition between ‘them vs. us’, between East and West, between Islam and Western civilization. Another question is ...
... terrorist attack on the World Trade Centre has increasingly been replaced by or linked with a new contradiction premised on ‘the clash of civilizations thesis’, which defines the main opposition between ‘them vs. us’, between East and West, between Islam and Western civilization. Another question is ...
Working Paper - Tufts University
... We can easily compare Whitehead's version of realism to that of the critical realists. Lawson, for example, defines his preferred position as asserting "that the ultimate objects of enquiry exist for the most part independently of, or at least prior to, their investigation" (1999: 27). Both version ...
... We can easily compare Whitehead's version of realism to that of the critical realists. Lawson, for example, defines his preferred position as asserting "that the ultimate objects of enquiry exist for the most part independently of, or at least prior to, their investigation" (1999: 27). Both version ...
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... the expression of power. Rather than confront state power head on, influence operates through networks, which insert articulation of global flows into local spaces, creating subnational adaptations from the inside out, as it were. For Castells, globalization is a process based on the networking of n ...
... the expression of power. Rather than confront state power head on, influence operates through networks, which insert articulation of global flows into local spaces, creating subnational adaptations from the inside out, as it were. For Castells, globalization is a process based on the networking of n ...
Document
... frame of reference. One particularly pertinent example is that empirical data is largely collected and analysed on a nation-state basis and compared internationally. Nation-state comparative work abounds in fields such as migration and immigration studies. If cross-border interactions are more impor ...
... frame of reference. One particularly pertinent example is that empirical data is largely collected and analysed on a nation-state basis and compared internationally. Nation-state comparative work abounds in fields such as migration and immigration studies. If cross-border interactions are more impor ...
Like Water for Chocolate
... literature. Jorge Luis Borges gave the definition of magical realism when he said, “I imagine a labyrinth of labyrinths, one sinuous spreading labyrinth that would encompass the past and the future and in some way involve the stars.” Characteristics of Magical Realism Hybridity—Magical realists inco ...
... literature. Jorge Luis Borges gave the definition of magical realism when he said, “I imagine a labyrinth of labyrinths, one sinuous spreading labyrinth that would encompass the past and the future and in some way involve the stars.” Characteristics of Magical Realism Hybridity—Magical realists inco ...
OAJ and Wagadu: Towards a Diamond Model of Feminist
... journals had a set of editorial team members and once the papers were selected, two different volumes were put together with separate editorials. Wagadu published one set and IJWS published another. Both volumes were collectively put together in a bound volume with Xlibris Press, with both universit ...
... journals had a set of editorial team members and once the papers were selected, two different volumes were put together with separate editorials. Wagadu published one set and IJWS published another. Both volumes were collectively put together in a bound volume with Xlibris Press, with both universit ...
Durham Research Online
... inception, a feminist programme" (p.133). She argues that the survey method treats all individuals as being equal units and therefore does not reflect the patriarchal society in which the data are gathered. GRAHAM names her article "Do her answers fit his questions?", highlighting the subjectivity i ...
... inception, a feminist programme" (p.133). She argues that the survey method treats all individuals as being equal units and therefore does not reflect the patriarchal society in which the data are gathered. GRAHAM names her article "Do her answers fit his questions?", highlighting the subjectivity i ...
"Transnational History: Identities, Structures, States", in
... Bernhard rIEGEr has demonstrated how the meaning of a commodity like the Volkswagen Beetle changes according to national context: Bernhard rIEGEr ,The People’s Car. A Global History of the Volkswagen Beetle (Cambridge/MA 2013). ...
... Bernhard rIEGEr has demonstrated how the meaning of a commodity like the Volkswagen Beetle changes according to national context: Bernhard rIEGEr ,The People’s Car. A Global History of the Volkswagen Beetle (Cambridge/MA 2013). ...
Transnationalism in Question
... phenomena to which its scholarly advocates would have it refer, the proliferation of ties extending beyond the territory that states seek to enclose does merit close attention. These connections only violate those tenets of nationalist ideology that define normality as the conditions under which a n ...
... phenomena to which its scholarly advocates would have it refer, the proliferation of ties extending beyond the territory that states seek to enclose does merit close attention. These connections only violate those tenets of nationalist ideology that define normality as the conditions under which a n ...
Transnationalism From Below
... ethnicity, class, and nation. The dialectic of domination and resistance needs a more nuanced analysis than the celebratory vision allows. At the risk of disrupting these hopeful, albeit utopian, visions, this volume attempts to bring back into focus the enduring asymmetries of domination, inequalit ...
... ethnicity, class, and nation. The dialectic of domination and resistance needs a more nuanced analysis than the celebratory vision allows. At the risk of disrupting these hopeful, albeit utopian, visions, this volume attempts to bring back into focus the enduring asymmetries of domination, inequalit ...
How (the Meaning of) Gender Matters in Political Economy
... journals, published widely, advanced crossdisciplinary scholarship, pioneered theoretical insights and promoted critical and transformative teaching, research and academic activism. In spite of these successes, feminists note continuing resistance to the breadth, depth and specifically theoretical i ...
... journals, published widely, advanced crossdisciplinary scholarship, pioneered theoretical insights and promoted critical and transformative teaching, research and academic activism. In spite of these successes, feminists note continuing resistance to the breadth, depth and specifically theoretical i ...
Feminism and Metaethics - General Guide To Personal and
... or emancipation. Second, like all philosophical (as well as social/natural scientific) theorizing, ethics involves a certain amount of abstraction; in order to theorize a given phenomenon, ethicists imagine a paradigm case of whatever they wish to discuss – abortion, disability, charitable donation ...
... or emancipation. Second, like all philosophical (as well as social/natural scientific) theorizing, ethics involves a certain amount of abstraction; in order to theorize a given phenomenon, ethicists imagine a paradigm case of whatever they wish to discuss – abortion, disability, charitable donation ...
The Past isnot A Husk A Jasper Jan 2007 Fem Theol
... dismissive and are unwilling to think about anything ‘feminist’ on the grounds that although ideas and projects identified with feminism may have been important for their grandmothers or even for their mothers it is no longer an issue of real contemporary relevance. In an undergraduate context of op ...
... dismissive and are unwilling to think about anything ‘feminist’ on the grounds that although ideas and projects identified with feminism may have been important for their grandmothers or even for their mothers it is no longer an issue of real contemporary relevance. In an undergraduate context of op ...
Full Text - International Journal of Business and Social Science
... conservative. On one hand he supported equality in education for women and men but on the other he believed that only males had the intellectual ability to become sociologists and to understand a scientific examination of social reality. He argued that men were intellectually superior to women. This ...
... conservative. On one hand he supported equality in education for women and men but on the other he believed that only males had the intellectual ability to become sociologists and to understand a scientific examination of social reality. He argued that men were intellectually superior to women. This ...