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what's the difference betweeen critical theory and storytelling?

Submitted by Barbara Powell (guest) on Fri, 09/07/2007 - 6:25pm.

Dear Anne,
Why does "critical feminist theory" on the one hand and story telling on the other seem so contradictory? This course offering sounds fabulous, but unfortunately I won't be able to participate. Thanks for thinking of alumnae. I think a mature, experienced perspective would be great to add to the callow youth.

I'm actually more into reading fiction to understand women and life than into to theoretical approaches.

Good luck and thanks for opening the course to us.

Barbara Powell '62

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