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rrett, 1987); cynics might also draw support from Marx’s least frequently quoted formulation of the approach: ‘Social progress can be measured exactly by the social position of the fair sex (the ugly ones included)’ (1868 letter, quoted in Draper, 1972, p. 88). Nevertheless, although Marx himself ha

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Jeroen Luytenlish, Fenwick, and Parsons 2003; Tisdell 2003; Charaniya and West Walsh 2004). While Shirley Walters and Linzi Manicom (1996) touched on this briefly in their earlier work, other feminist writers have discussed the role of spirituality in activist education (Fernandes 2003); some authors have noted

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John Hardwige was limited to men, she complained in a letter to a friend that she would never be able to write like a man. Consistently worried about the critical acceptance of her work throughout her career, she worked hard to earn the attention of intellectuals and artists; yet, at the same time, she was also

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