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Difference and identity ‐ a feminist debate indicating directions for the development of transformative curriculum

Pages 51-62 | Published online: 26 Jan 2010

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Lyn Yates. (2008) Revisiting feminism and Australian education:Who speaks? What questions? What contexts? What impact?. Discourse: Studies in the Cultural Politics of Education 29:4, pages 471-481.
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