How do academics decide what counts as "proper" knowledge, worthy of being read, cited, funded? And is feminist scholarship recognised as such? These questions drive this groundbreaking book, which offers an ethnography of academia.
How do academics decide what counts as "proper" knowledge, worthy of being read, cited, funded? And is feminist scholarship recognised as such? These questions drive this groundbreaking book, which offers an ethnography of academia.
Maria do Mar Pereira is Assistant Professor in Sociology at the University of Warwick (UK) and Deputy Director of Warwick's Centre for the Study of Women and Gender.
Inhaltsangabe
1. An Outsider Within? The Position and Status of WGFS in Academia 2. Pushing and Pulling the Boundaries of Knowledge: a Theory of Epistemic Status 3. Of Serious Public Speeches and Humorous Corridor Talk: The Status of WGFS in Times of Academic Change 4. "WGFS is Proper Knowledge, But...": Discourses of Dismissive Recognition of Feminist Scholarship 5. Putting WGFS on the Map(s): The Epistemic Boundary-Work of WGFS Scholars 6. Catching up with the (Anglo-American) Future: Feminist Scholarship and the Epistemic Status of Nations 7. Towards More Reflexive Feminist Boundary-Work
1. An Outsider Within? The Position and Status of WGFS in Academia 2. Pushing and Pulling the Boundaries of Knowledge: a Theory of Epistemic Status 3. Of Serious Public Speeches and Humorous Corridor Talk: The Status of WGFS in Times of Academic Change 4. "WGFS is Proper Knowledge, But...": Discourses of Dismissive Recognition of Feminist Scholarship 5. Putting WGFS on the Map(s): The Epistemic Boundary-Work of WGFS Scholars 6. Catching up with the (Anglo-American) Future: Feminist Scholarship and the Epistemic Status of Nations 7. Towards More Reflexive Feminist Boundary-Work
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