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The false statement is the one where you say women's studies influenced works will not stand peer review from the 4 fields you identified. I have demonstrated it by citing specific counterexamples.
/r/MensRights02/07/09 11:29 PM
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Thanks for your earnest answer. I also read psychology and life and tool Psych 1 with Zimbardo back in the day. Small world, or big text book. :) You're right about the gender / sex distinction coming from feminism, especially from the 70s on. However, the story has become more complicated as sex/gender research in biology and medicine has come to uncover the ways the social shapes the biological and vice versa. Evolutionary biology often strikes me as using explaining present day behaviors base…
/r/MensRights02/07/09 11:26 PM
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Yeah, physicists also used to theorize that the world was filled with ether and phlogiston before Neils Bohr came along. Scientists theorize. They don't prove. Are you a scientist? I am a social scientist. I demonstrated above two examples of people who are tenured in scientific fields who demonstrate that your claim -- that women's studies cannot be accepted in mainstream fields -- is FALSE. FEMINISTS DO SUBMIT SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH. What women's studies research have you even read? You just stat…
/r/MensRights02/07/09 10:04 PM
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Do you have citations, Gareth? I see a lot of big claims here...
/r/MensRights02/07/09 08:16 AM
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I agree with your second paragraph. Hardwiring studies are actually contested because they take a snapshot of the brain at one point in time but don't take into account the role that social factors such as teaching girls and boys different activities (sports, science, mechanics, cooking, listening, socializing) changes the brain before those studies take place. One recent study found gender differences in navigating 3-d spaces on a computer, but found that once all subjects were provided trainin…
/r/MensRights02/07/09 08:14 AM
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actually, in many institutions, women's studies programs and depts are populated by faculty who gain tenures in these very disciplines you mention. Such is the case at Stanford where Estelle Friedman is tenured in history. At UC Irvine where Women's Studies is its own department, faculty regularly publish in mainstream history and anthropology journals in addition to more women's studies focused journals. And Anne Fausto-Sterling at Brown is a tenured molecular biologist who also writes in women…
/r/MensRights02/07/09 08:09 AM
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While this is really crappy and she totally seems like a psycho who ought to be locked up, this article doesn't demonstrate gender bias. You need large scale studies to show that.
/r/MensRights12/06/08 07:04 AM
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