SP.691 / WGS.691 Studies in Women's Life Narratives: Feminist Inquiry, Spring 2009

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Maher, Frinde; Bergland, Renee
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Studies in Women's Life Narratives: Feminist Inquiry
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Abstract
Feminist Inquiry starts with questions: What is feminism? What is feminist scholarship? Is feminist scholarship inherently interdisciplinary? Must feminist work interrogate disciplinarity? Must feminists collaborate? Our aim is to promote the development of feminist theory and methods by providing a forum for sharing, assessing, discussing and debating strategies used by feminist scholars to study topics such as gender and the body; sexualities; color and whiteness; migration, colonialism, and indigeneity.
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2009-06
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http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/82647
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MIT Program in Women's and Gender Studies
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SP.691-Spring2009
local: SP.691
local: WGS.691
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Keywords
feminism, feminist, inquiry, feminist inquiry, globalization, Islam, interdiscipline, research, methods, politics, poststructuralism, narration, representation of the body, production, reproduction, identity, third wave feminism
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