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Uses the work of various women writers but most importantly the writing of Hélène Cixous, to question accounting′s role …
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Aims to evaluate critically the potential insights of the work of Hélène Cixous and related feminist writers for the analysis of accounting, including environmental and green accounting. Such a potential is highlighted in Cooper (1992). It is initially suggested that the feminist writings do...
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Uses Harding′s 1986 book. The Science Question in Feminism , as a framework for examining the implications of some … feminisms for accounting. First explores feminist empiricism which challenges the exclusion of women from prominent professions …. Second, addresses feminist postmodernism , which explores the differences among women and contends that no over …
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Critiques article by Hammond and Oakes (1992). Emphasizes political importance of discussion of feminist empiricism for accountancy practitioners of both sexes.
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Feminism offers new ways of seeing accounting both as practice and theory. However, just as accounting has increasingly … recognized that its theoretical base and its everyday practice are problematic, so has feminism discovered new levels of …
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Investigates two issues raised by D.C. Moore: the apparent failure of critical accounting theory to launch and sustain a critical programme and relative lack of critical accounting activity in the USA. These concerns are related in that radicalization and change of one′s own academic...
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