Thursday, November 19 / 3:15 PM - 5:00 PM Room 218 (2nd Floor)

Session 38
Gender and the Making of Knowledge across Traditional and Modern Institutions

1. On Modern Computing and Beauty: Aesthetics as a Motivation for Computer ScienceDavid Bates, Stanford University.

2. Whose Knowledge Counts? Female Adult Learners and the Limits of Modern Educational AdvancementMary Kennedy, Sacred Heart University.

3. Being a “White Banana” in a Postcolonial World: Japanese Feminisms at the 1975 International Women’s ConferenceRiko Kobayashi, University of Chicago.

4. Beyond Recipes: Mother-Daughter Relations in Nineteenth-Century Mexican CookbooksAmalia Sosa Haby, University of Arizona.

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