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Hi Prof.

In terms of formatting for the assignment, can we discuss each term/definition with one author. An example would be paragraph one discusses primitive accumulation and enclosure with Davis and paragraph two would discuss sexuality with a Schienbinger, etc. So our introduction paragraph would discuss and explain how oppression is sustained and created with each of the terms, and then we would expand on each term with the information provided by the author in each paragraph?

I just want to make sure its okay to separate the terms with specific authors or if we need to discuss the terms as applied to all three text sources.

Thank you!

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  1. Elizabeth Bullock says:

    Hi Ellie,

    Yes, this sounds like a good way to proceed: to begin by considering the relationship of the terms to the exam question and then using a single author to expand on a specific term.

    You don’t need to address each term as it is used in all three sources. Do be sure you include a definition for each term. The more specific you can be about the way a specific author uses a term the better.

    Elizabeth

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Hi professor.

Can I include the definition of the terms in my handwriting notes?

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Hi everyone,

Please be sure to read the Fausto-Sterling essay titled “The Five Sexes, Revisited” for class on Friday instead of Fausto-Sterling’s essay from 1993.

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I look forward to meeting all of you Tuesday afternoon. In the meantime, I invite you to take a look around WordPress. I have posted a copy of the syllabus under “resources,: and I am in the process of uploading links to our course readings. Please take the time to print and review the syllabus. Bring a copy of the syllabus to class along with whatever questions you have.

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