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Hello all, I am proposing a town hall meeting on the topic of representations and definitions of Black masculinity. This 2 hour meeting will engage scholars, activists, and social critics with commun…
Started Dec. 8, 2009
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I suspect it is as simple as it looks - a scan of a period of history - a "looking back". One of the issues among feminist practitioners is the continuous process by which we lose our history, so an attention to retrospectives would address that iss…
I'd be interested to see this too. Specifically how a "lit review" (which isn't really a specific term anyway) differs from a "retrospective"
Hello all,
I am proposing a town hall meeting on the topic of representations and definitions of Black masculinity. This 2 hour meeting will engage scholars, activists, and social critics with community representatives in a conversation on what Blac…
Hello all,
I am proposing a town hall meeting on the topic of representations and definitions of Black masculinity. This 2 hour meeting will engage scholars, activists, and social critics with community representatives in a conversation on what Blac…
We recently had the editor of Signs, Mary Hawkesworth, speak at my institution about publishing in feminists publications. She spoke specifically about doing retrospectives - which she briefly described as similar to a historical lit review of signi…
The life course perspective elaborates the importance of time, context, process, and meaning on human development and family life (Bengtson and Allen 1993)
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We recently had the editor of Signs, Mary Hawkesworth, speak at my institution about publishing in feminists publications. She spoke specifically about doing retrospectives - which she briefly described as similar to a historical lit review of signi…
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retrospectives (?)
We recently had the editor of Signs, Mary Hawkesworth, speak at my institution about publishing in feminists publications. She spoke specifically about doing retrospectives - which she briefly described as similar to a historical lit review of significant work on a particular topic. Of course, i know 'lit review', but i am unfamiliar with the term retrospective. Can anyone offer some insight concerning the nature and format of such a document and perhaps a couple of examples.
thanks in advance!
thanks in advance!
Posted on November 23, 2009 at 11:00pm — 2 Comments
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