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Whose Science? Whose Knowledge? Sandra Harding Prepared by: Dr. Kay Picart Associate Professor of English Courtesy Associate Professor of Law

Related Websites n /Harding.html /Harding.html /Harding.html n ty/pages/harding.html ty/pages/harding.html ty/pages/harding.html

Introductory Questions n What is “science”? n What constitutes n “knowledge”?

Introductory Questions n What does the term “feminist” mean? n Do “feminism”/s and critiques of culture or politics have anything to contribute to discussions concerning the epistemology and ethics of science?

Key Discussion Question n Why is “Physics” a bad model for physics?

Guide Questions for Next Meeting n Why does Minh-ha entitle her essay “Outside in, Inside Out”? n In what ways do Minh-ha’s documentary films problematize the politics of the gaze in contemporary film-making?