No More Gods and Monsters: Re-mapping Queer Culture in Educational and Cultural FieldsUniversity of Wisconsin--Madison, 2005 - 455 lappuses |
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... analysis of sexual categories , in order to analyze the relevant intersections between cultural meanings and institutional structures . In a sense , the problems attributable to current queer studies shift from the " lived " stories of ...
... analysis of sexual categories , in order to analyze the relevant intersections between cultural meanings and institutional structures . In a sense , the problems attributable to current queer studies shift from the " lived " stories of ...
174. lappuse
... analysis is the most useful approach . Spillman ( 2002 : 67-70 ) points out some crucial features of cultural analysis : ( 1 ) To view culture as ideology , one must distinguish between ideas and social reality , appearance and essence ...
... analysis is the most useful approach . Spillman ( 2002 : 67-70 ) points out some crucial features of cultural analysis : ( 1 ) To view culture as ideology , one must distinguish between ideas and social reality , appearance and essence ...
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... analysis , reflection , reflexive - analysis , and interpretation ( Schwandt , 1997 ) . However , theorizing does not aim at producing an abstract , timeless grand theory ; as Eliasoph and Lichterman ( 1999 : setting and its theoretical ...
... analysis , reflection , reflexive - analysis , and interpretation ( Schwandt , 1997 ) . However , theorizing does not aim at producing an abstract , timeless grand theory ; as Eliasoph and Lichterman ( 1999 : setting and its theoretical ...
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Chapter 2 | 40 |
Moral Panic Crisis of Masculinity and SchoolingPp 79118 | 79 |
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