Re: book synopsis: Women's Ways of Knowing

[brian whatcott <inet@intellisys.net>]

> On Wed, 26 Nov 1997, Jane 
> Jackson wrote:
>
> >         Synopsis: WOMEN'S WAYS OF KNOWING
> >                 by Jane Jackson (fall 1997)
> >
> > ..."The women we interviewed spoke,
> > for instance, of science professors who communicated their beliefs that
> > women were incapable of making science.  They spoke, all too often, of
> > authorities who wielded their power to extract sexual favors." 

My personal observation supports the notion that psychology professors are
the most egregious trolls for student favors.
 Something about internalizing the idea that taboos are socially-determined
but procreation is nature's way of rewarding the lascivious?
Sincerely,
brian whatcott <inet@intellisys.net>
Altus OK