The Teachable Moment: Feminist Pedagogy and the Neoliberal Classroom

Anna Feigenbaum

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Critical and Liberation Pedagogy Gender, Sexuality, and Education University Challenges and Reforms

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Canadian scholar Elizabeth Brulé argues in her 2004 essay, “Going to the Market,” that the corporatization of the university has led to the construction of students as rational, economic decision m...

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