DOC Aleister Crowley: Magick; Rock and Roll; and the Wickedest Man in the World by Gary Lachman in Arts-Photography

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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful. Insightful; demanding; incompleteBy A CustomerI chose this book to begin my Gender and Science class because it deals with language in more than one scientific field. Keller helped open my students eyes to gendered language they were previously unaware of. The early chapters were easy to read but conceptually challenging for a class full of science majors. The later chapters use more technical (scientific) language and were perhaps not appropriate for my class. As we went on to read the work of other feminist scholars; the students began to recognize that in places Kellers analysis is inadequate (though essential) -- some of my students felt this was frustrating; but I thought it was really good for them. Overall; it was a good experience for my students and I would use it again; though I might not use as many of the later chapters.