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I'd say procrastination, but then you'd ask, "why?"
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Category: Joy of Science
I'd say procrastination, but then you'd ask, "why?"
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Category: Joy of Science
Method and object can no longer be separated. And other stuff.
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No one should have to read Donna Haraway when it's so nice outside.
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Let's say next Tuesday, June 5, for putting up the reading summaries
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Well, presumably, international women are women too.
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"Patriarchal science has no passion."
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Daydreaming about the Revolution in science is a luxury few women scientists can afford.
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Category: Joy of Science
Welcome to Week 3 of our course on "Feminist Theory and the Joy of Science". This post will be a presentation of the summaries for each of this week's assigned readings. If you were not able to do the readings...
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Why don't we say Wednesday April 4th?
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As a reviewer, I want to know if the applicant is good at their work, not if I'd like to have tea with them.
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