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Gender, Identity and Place: Understanding Feminist Geographies Linda McDowell
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What are the implications of our .. What does that say about Google Maps' assumptions about the archetypal voyager's gender and/or race? My favorite book on this topic is "Gender, Identity & Place: Understanding Feminist Geographies" by Linda McDowell. Ultimately, we hope to foster an . €�Situated Knowledges: The Science Question in Feminism and the Privilege of Partial Perspective”. I like her style of writing and guiding the readers. Got myself a copy of Linda McDowell's 'Gender, Identity and Place: Understanding Feminist Geographies' and read the introductory chapter. As a working-class woman who is transit-dependent and also critically attendant to the relationship between race, class, gender and transportation, I was especially disturbed when I read a brief article in the Los Angeles Times about the rape of a I don't know the racial identity/identities of the victim but I wonder if the fact that the bus is frequently inhabited by women (and for that matter women of color), is what made it such an 'opportunistic' site for a rape to occur. Gender, Identity and Place: Understanding Feminist Geographies Linda McDowell 1999 ISBN10:0816633932;ISBN13:9780816633937. Another example is how people are marginalized in Serenity because they live on the outer planets. Her most recent book Working Bodies (2009) is about interactive service sector employment and workplace identities. African Voices on Structural Adjustment Thandika Mkandawire, Charles C. This forum will attempt to articulate some of these flaws and propose solutions that will help us better understand how literature, geography, space, and time intersect.