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recognition redistribution

23Jun09

i am reading fraser again to incorporate parts of her argument in the first chapter on the relationship between class and other forms of identity in building a social movement. thus far, i have these issues with her argument:
1a. its not clear what she understands by class. is it a particular social category which got [...]

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More on agenda

28Sep08

Heading 3: Labor, work, women
Purpose: lay out issues of labor and work and how they relate to question of women’s enlightenment/gaining of consciousness/awareness; to show how AIDWA understands citizenship or the process of becoming a citizen as inextricably tied to being a worker, AIDWA is an example of this process of citizenship building (with it’s [...]

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Agenda

28Sep08

So, I did manage to orient myself to diss writing yesterday after 2 big bottles of Perrier, numerous cups of tea at 2 coffee shops, terribly loud live music, and a trip to Whole Foods. I cleaned up notes and data on the first data chapter on gender and class tentatively titled, Interrelatedness of [...]

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