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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Gendered knowledge"”.

  1. Experience and practice : gendered knowledge as a challenge to our epistemological paradigm

    … paradigmatic accounts of what counts as good knowledge and to provide us with alternatives. In this thesis I will follow that tradition and I will argue for a new epistemological paradigm that avoids androcentrism and revises our concept of knowledge. I will support a theory grounded in …

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  2. Culture, Gender, and Flavour in the Conservation of Chile Pepper in Mexico, 1970s-present

    … twentieth-century Mexico by accounting for how gendered knowledge, such as the culinary expertise of Mexican cocineras, has been excluded from successive projects of agricultural development. These projects include both those linked to the Green Revolution, as well as the counter-movements which …

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  3. Schooling Gender in Rural Pakistan: An Ethnographic study of the Primary School and its Role in Gender Construction

    … education is considered a means to provide knowledge in terms of literacy, numeracy and civic awareness. I analyse whether, in addition to the formal knowledge taught in the school or produced in and through textbooks, the schooling enables improved gender relations or merely strengthens the …

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  4. Gender and Pest Management in the Ecuadorian Andes

    … assess the intersection of gender and pesticide knowledge to identify gendered dynamics that may prove important to consider when implementing an Integrated Pest Management (IPM) program. Key findings include knowledge being associated with task undertaken, not necessarily the gender of a person. …

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