First class discussion. Jo Phoenix must be an excellent teacher: it is obvious she is highly intelligent and insightful. I am so glad it ended well for her after so much ill treatment and distress. Julian, as always, you are a skilled and insightful interviewer.
Well said. I agree with all of this. It was a fascinating and very enlightening discussion. Both of these women give me enormous hope for the future...
I wonder if university professors are any more emotional adults than anyone else in patriarchal society. I like Mary Daly's term, academentia. People, at least in the U.S., are taught to conform. This doesn't suddenly change at the university level. It's critical thinking that needs to be learned somewhere along the line.
First class discussion. Jo Phoenix must be an excellent teacher: it is obvious she is highly intelligent and insightful. I am so glad it ended well for her after so much ill treatment and distress. Julian, as always, you are a skilled and insightful interviewer.
Well said. I agree with all of this. It was a fascinating and very enlightening discussion. Both of these women give me enormous hope for the future...
Here's to them both!
Thanks for the comments. I am pleased you enjoyed and gained some knowledge and hope from this. The tide is turning quickly.
I wonder if university professors are any more emotional adults than anyone else in patriarchal society. I like Mary Daly's term, academentia. People, at least in the U.S., are taught to conform. This doesn't suddenly change at the university level. It's critical thinking that needs to be learned somewhere along the line.
Really enjoyed this, thanks.