papers identified by concept

Agency

Care

Citizenship

Complexity

Creolisation

Critical Pedagogy

Critical Thinking

Cultural Memory

Development

Diaspora

Difference

East/West

Ethnicity

Gender

Gender Studies

Global/Local

Identity

Intercultural Curricula

Interdisciplinarity

Intersubjectivity

Knowledge

Location

Methodology

Migration

Power

Praxis

Race

Racism

Recognition

Resistance

Responsibility

Situated Knowledge

Subject

Women's Studies

 

 

Welcome to the concepts page of ‘Travelling Concepts in Feminist Pedagogy’.

The papers are indexed in two ways.

On the right hand side of the page you will see a list of authors, with links to their position papers.

On the left hand, you will see a list of key concepts with links to one or more papers where these concepts are explored.

These two indexing methods will allow you to enter our discussion either by reading the papers one by one, or by following your own conceptual interests.

What are the position papers?

At the beginning of our work together, we each wrote a short position paper in which we located ourselves within our own institutional, geographical, research and pedagogic contexts. Initially, this was understood as an information-sharing exercise. We found these papers so vibrant and informative that we decided to extend them to form a more direct conversation among the group partners, and to reflect our own interest in particular concepts. The papers should thus be read as a series of snapshots of a conversation about concepts in European feminist pedagogy that took place in 2004, rather than as conventional articles. They are intended to be the starting point for a broader mapping of conceptual travels.

 

Copyright

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Referencing

If you quote from the web site - for instance in an essay, article or review - the following details should be given:
name of author, date of publication, name of paper (if applicable), name of editors , name of web site, name of publisher (accessed [add date here])
example:
Iris van der Tuin (2005) 'Doing Gender: The Epistemological Groundings of European Women's Studies', Clare Hemmings and Ann Kaloski (eds), TravellingConcepts.net, York, UK: Raw Nerve Books, http://www.travellingconcepts.net/tuin1.html (accessed 1st June 2007)

Contact

If you have any comments about individual papers, contact the author direct if their address is at the end of their paper, or email info@travellingconcepts.net and we will pass on your message

If you use any of the papers in line with the Creative Commons Licence, have any queries about the licence, would like to offer feedback on the web site as a whole, or wish to pass on additional conceptual maps reflecting your own (or group) experiments, please contact travelling concepts at info@travellingconcepts.net.