1990
DOI: 10.2307/377656
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The Other "F" Word: The Feminist in the Classroom

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“…In the run at the excess energy of Q = 10 MeV the COSY-11 polarimeter has been used as the main equipment to extract information about the value of the polarisation degree. During this run in parallel the polarimeter of the COSY team [103] has also been used as the auxiliary detector to monitor the polarisation and to verify the information from the COSY-11 polarimeter.…”
Section: Beam Polarisationmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In the run at the excess energy of Q = 10 MeV the COSY-11 polarimeter has been used as the main equipment to extract information about the value of the polarisation degree. During this run in parallel the polarimeter of the COSY team [103] has also been used as the auxiliary detector to monitor the polarisation and to verify the information from the COSY-11 polarimeter.…”
Section: Beam Polarisationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…During the measurements performed at the excess energy of Q = 36 MeV we managed to get access to the EDDA polarimeter [103], commonly used by many experimental groups to perform the exact determination of the degree of polarisation at the COSY accelerator.…”
Section: Beam Polarisationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Nonetheless, resistance to both the curriculum and the methodology has become more vocal, at least from some of my more privileged women students (Bauer, 1990;hooks, 1989, p. 102). Wherever possible, I use students' resistances to further their own and my understanding of our lives and their relationship to a materialist feminist pedagogy.…”
Section: Toward a Deconstructivist Materialist Feminist Pedagogymentioning
confidence: 96%
“…Several authors consider feminist approaches, such as Lamb's (1991) discussion of less confrontational methods of argumentation and Jarratt's (1991) opposing argument that students who resist feminist approaches should be confronted about their views by teacher and fellow students. Other gender oriented work includes Bauer (1990) on feminist notions of classroom authority, in which she argues that "political commitment-especially feminist commitment-is a legitimate classroom strategy and rhetorical imperative" as "the feminist agenda offers a goal toward our students' conversions to emancipatory critical action" (p. 389). Additional feminist oriented publications from the early 1990's include Hollis (1992) on feminist pedagogy in the writing workshop, and a Braddock Award winning piece on the nature of authority in writing (Mortensen & Kirsch, 1993) which advocates teaching a more inclusive, less oppositional notion of authority.…”
Section: Politics and Writing Instructorsmentioning
confidence: 99%