Random Interesting Thoughts

Gendered Criticism of Women’s and Men’s Poetry

Isa He, Courtney Jewett and Anna Melker

Paper #11

December 6, 2008

A Modest Proposal


Learning from My Experiences: A New Model for Early Education

Kendalyn Brown

Anne Dalke

Critical Feminist Studies

8 December 2008

Learning from My Experiences: A New Model for Early Education

Introductory Thoughts:


Sex Tourism and Prostitution in Thailand

Hilary Polak
Intro to Critical Feminist Studies
November 11, 2008

Sex Tourism and Prostitution in Thailand

Architecture Reveals the Aspirations of its Creator

Dawn Hathaway

November 14, 2008

Critical Feminist Studies

Professor Anne Dalke

Architecture Reveals the Aspirations of its Creator


Treatment methods for Mental Illness: Which method has the best story?

Three central methods for dealing with mental health problems dominate the therapeutic scene: pharmacological, cognitive behavioral, and psychodynamic/analytic therapy. Each method attempts to restore a state of well-being or health characterized by the patient's ability to interact with the world in a productive and coherent manner. CBT and Psychodynamic therapy attempt to solve the problems without necessarily using drugs and can therefore be grouped together as Psychotherapies, as distinct from Pharmacotherapy.


Intro Critical Feminist Studies Paper #1/Intercourse

All quotes are from Chapter 7 of Andrea Dworkin's Intercourse: Occupation/Collaboration except for the quote from Catharine MacKinnon