Aurolyn Luykx
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 374033 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Aurolyn Luykx |
| NOMBRES | Aurolyn |
| APELLIDO | Luykx |
| FIRMA | LUYKX A |
| AFILIACIONES | The University of Texas at El Paso |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 22 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2000 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2017 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Race play in BDSM porn
Debates over the production and consumption of pornography have divided scholars into two main camps: anti-porn and sex-positive or pro-porn. Correspondingly, research about pornography has largely focused either on its negative social impacts or on its promise of personal sexual liberation. Very little work has explored the way in which pornography can be both repressive and freeing in the same instance, offering opportunities for excitement and…
Introduction
Communicative strategies across Quechua languages
Though usually referred to as "the Quechua language", Quechua is actually a diverse language family extending from Colombia to northern Argentina. Quechua languages are not all mutually intelligible, but speakers are generally unaware of that fact, since they use it mostly in local, communitarian settings. This study examines the evolving speech behavior and meta-linguistic discourse of an international group of Quechua speakers, most of whom wer…
Outlawed
Daniel M. Goldstein (2012) Outlawed: Between Security and Rights in a Bolivian City, Duke University Press ( Durham, NC), ix + 344 pp. £70.00 hbk. £16.99 pbk. I was initially sceptical about Outlawed, since it seemed to cover much the same ground as Goldstein's previous book, The Spectacular City: Violence and Performance in Urban Bolivia (2004). In fact, it nicely complements that work, demonstrating the value of viewing complex social phenomena…
The limits of critical pedagogy
This article focuses on efforts to critically analyze the social reproductive functions of schooling with a group of pre-service teachers in the US–Mexico border region, and on students’ reactions to these efforts. The students – all female, predominantly Mexican-American – had experienced both educational discrimination and academic success, and heavily invested in the dominant view of schooling as a meritocracy where individual talent and motiv…
Gustafson, Bret
Anthropos , Seite 672 - 673
Commentary Eyes for Hire
The present collection of articles is a welcome antidote to the stereotype of applied anthropologists of education as technicians rather than theoreticians, institutional enablers rather than social critics. These authors demonstrate that, despite institutional constraints and the problem-driven nature of their endeavors, applied anthropologists of education engage some of anthropology's most fundamental theoretical and methodological questions, …
Teaching About Structural Obstacles to Students Who Overcame Them
Dilemmas in Scaling Up Innovations in Elementary Science Instruction With Nonmainstream Students
In the climate of standards-based instruction and accountability, scaling up educational innovations is necessary to bring about system-wide improvements. As a result of fundamental tensions involving effective educational policies and practices for diverse student groups, scaling up is especially challenging in multilingual, multicultural, and inner-city settings. In this article, grounded in the instructional congruence framework, the authors h…
The future of Quechua and the Quechua of the future
Article The future of Quechua and the Quechua of the future: language ideologies and language planning in Bolivia was published on April 28, 2004 in the journal International Journal of the Sociology of Language (volume 2004, issue 167)
Gender Equity and Interculturalidad
Gender Equity and Interculturalidad
Bolivia's educational reform faces a conflict between two goals—interculturalism and gender equity—which tend to be polarked in educational debates by advocates on both sides. The latter, as narrowy conceived throu h the application of Western strategies in an attempt to remedy overt sexist discrimination, is absent from the worldview of many indigenous groups, but is a priority for external funding agencies. In this context, preoccupation with g…
Race play in BDSM porn
Debates over the production and consumption of pornography have divided scholars into two main camps: anti-porn and sex-positive or pro-porn. Correspondingly, research about pornography has largely focused either on its negative social impacts or on its promise of personal sexual liberation. Very little work has explored the way in which pornography can be both repressive and freeing in the same instance, offering opportunities for excitement and…
Dilemmas in Scaling Up Innovations in Elementary Science Instruction With Nonmainstream Students
In the climate of standards-based instruction and accountability, scaling up educational innovations is necessary to bring about system-wide improvements. As a result of fundamental tensions involving effective educational policies and practices for diverse student groups, scaling up is especially challenging in multilingual, multicultural, and inner-city settings. In this article, grounded in the instructional congruence framework, the authors h…
Communicative strategies across Quechua languages
Though usually referred to as "the Quechua language", Quechua is actually a diverse language family extending from Colombia to northern Argentina. Quechua languages are not all mutually intelligible, but speakers are generally unaware of that fact, since they use it mostly in local, communitarian settings. This study examines the evolving speech behavior and meta-linguistic discourse of an international group of Quechua speakers, most of whom wer…
The future of Quechua and the Quechua of the future
Article The future of Quechua and the Quechua of the future: language ideologies and language planning in Bolivia was published on April 28, 2004 in the journal International Journal of the Sociology of Language (volume 2004, issue 167)
The limits of critical pedagogy
This article focuses on efforts to critically analyze the social reproductive functions of schooling with a group of pre-service teachers in the US–Mexico border region, and on students’ reactions to these efforts. The students – all female, predominantly Mexican-American – had experienced both educational discrimination and academic success, and heavily invested in the dominant view of schooling as a meritocracy where individual talent and motiv…
Gender Equity and Interculturalidad
Gender Equity and Interculturalidad
Bolivia's educational reform faces a conflict between two goals—interculturalism and gender equity—which tend to be polarked in educational debates by advocates on both sides. The latter, as narrowy conceived throu h the application of Western strategies in an attempt to remedy overt sexist discrimination, is absent from the worldview of many indigenous groups, but is a priority for external funding agencies. In this context, preoccupation with g…
The future of Quechua and the Quechua of the future
Article The future of Quechua and the Quechua of the future: language ideologies and language planning in Bolivia was published on April 28, 2004 in the journal International Journal of the Sociology of Language (volume 2004, issue 167)
Dilemmas in Scaling Up Innovations in Elementary Science Instruction With Nonmainstream Students
In the climate of standards-based instruction and accountability, scaling up educational innovations is necessary to bring about system-wide improvements. As a result of fundamental tensions involving effective educational policies and practices for diverse student groups, scaling up is especially challenging in multilingual, multicultural, and inner-city settings. In this article, grounded in the instructional congruence framework, the authors h…
Teaching About Structural Obstacles to Students Who Overcame Them
Commentary Eyes for Hire
The present collection of articles is a welcome antidote to the stereotype of applied anthropologists of education as technicians rather than theoreticians, institutional enablers rather than social critics. These authors demonstrate that, despite institutional constraints and the problem-driven nature of their endeavors, applied anthropologists of education engage some of anthropology's most fundamental theoretical and methodological questions, …
Gustafson, Bret
Anthropos , Seite 672 - 673
The limits of critical pedagogy
This article focuses on efforts to critically analyze the social reproductive functions of schooling with a group of pre-service teachers in the US–Mexico border region, and on students’ reactions to these efforts. The students – all female, predominantly Mexican-American – had experienced both educational discrimination and academic success, and heavily invested in the dominant view of schooling as a meritocracy where individual talent and motiv…
Outlawed
Daniel M. Goldstein (2012) Outlawed: Between Security and Rights in a Bolivian City, Duke University Press ( Durham, NC), ix + 344 pp. £70.00 hbk. £16.99 pbk. I was initially sceptical about Outlawed, since it seemed to cover much the same ground as Goldstein's previous book, The Spectacular City: Violence and Performance in Urban Bolivia (2004). In fact, it nicely complements that work, demonstrating the value of viewing complex social phenomena…
Introduction
Communicative strategies across Quechua languages
Though usually referred to as "the Quechua language", Quechua is actually a diverse language family extending from Colombia to northern Argentina. Quechua languages are not all mutually intelligible, but speakers are generally unaware of that fact, since they use it mostly in local, communitarian settings. This study examines the evolving speech behavior and meta-linguistic discourse of an international group of Quechua speakers, most of whom wer…
Race play in BDSM porn
Debates over the production and consumption of pornography have divided scholars into two main camps: anti-porn and sex-positive or pro-porn. Correspondingly, research about pornography has largely focused either on its negative social impacts or on its promise of personal sexual liberation. Very little work has explored the way in which pornography can be both repressive and freeing in the same instance, offering opportunities for excitement and…
Sociology (11 obras) · Political science (9 obras) · Law (7 obras) · Politics (6 obras) · Anthropology (5 obras) · Gender Studies (5 obras) · Multilingual Education and Policy (4 obras) · Pedagogy (4 obras) · Psychology (4 obras) · Epistemology (3 obras)