The ‘men-problem’ in women's studies: The expert, the ignoramus and the poor dear

Comrades or—? Women Graduate Students Look at the Presence of Men Graduate Students in Feminist Academe

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Comrades or—? Women Graduate Students Look at the Presence of Men Graduate Students in Feminist Academe

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The legacy and impact of Open University women's/gender studies: 30 years on

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Men as Students and Teachers of Feminist Scholarship

“…There is the ignoramus, who tells women that he has no idea what Women's Studies and feminism are, and would the women please tell him. And there is the poor dear, who say it is awful and a terrible burden to be a member of the dominant group, and who looks toward women to save him (Klein 1983). Each of these forms reproduces traditional gendered patterns of relating.…”

Comrades or—? Women Graduate Students Look at the Presence of Men Graduate Students in Feminist Academe

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The legacy and impact of Open University women's/gender studies: 30 years on

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Men as Students and Teachers of Feminist Scholarship

“…There is the ignoramus, who tells women that he has no idea what Women's Studies and feminism are, and would the women please tell him. And there is the poor dear, who say it is awful and a terrible burden to be a member of the dominant group, and who looks toward women to save him (Klein 1983). Each of these forms reproduces traditional gendered patterns of relating.…”

Comrades or—? Women Graduate Students Look at the Presence of Men Graduate Students in Feminist Academe

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The legacy and impact of Open University women's/gender studies: 30 years on

“……”

Men as Students and Teachers of Feminist Scholarship

“…There is the ignoramus, who tells women that he has no idea what Women's Studies and feminism are, and would the women please tell him. And there is the poor dear, who say it is awful and a terrible burden to be a member of the dominant group, and who looks toward women to save him (Klein 1983). Each of these forms reproduces traditional gendered patterns of relating.…”