Women's Studies and Feminist Scholarship: A "Different Voice" in Academe

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  • Sudha Choldin Grant MacEwan Community College

DOI :

https://doi.org/10.11575/jet.v25i1.44288

Résumé

Women's studies were the academic outgrowth of the women's movement. Initially there was a push for equality and women were encouraged to move into nontraditional roles; success was equated with success in the male world. As women's studies evolved there was a growing recognition and valuing of feminine qualities, and caring and interpersonal relationships were recognized as playing a meaningful role in the human endeavor. Feminist scholarship and women's studies programs are using feminism as a critique to analyze existing knowledge and in the process are transforming how knowledge is constructed.

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2018-05-16

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