Integrating Gender into the Legal Cuurriculum: The Case of a Technical Subject

M. Maithreyi ()

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Abstract: This paper seeks to show how the absence of a feminist critique in the traditional understanding of a ‘technical’ subject such as tax law has led to a pedagogical crisis in the subject, and how the integration of the feminist critique can be accomplished in a manner neither contrived nor artificial, but simply by using a critical method in studying the subject.

Keywords: feminist critique; gender in legal studies; feminist jurisprudence; Legal Studies; Sociology (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2006-07
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