Not Our Mother's Law School?:  A Third-Wave Feminist Study of Women's Experiences in Law School

Felice J Batlan

Not Our Mother's Law School? A Third-Wave Feminist Study of Women's Experiences in Law School

Felice J Batlan

Chicago-Kent College of Law

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Abstract

This Article proceeds as follows: Part II discusses how we attempted to define and use a third-wave feminist methodology in creating our gender survey. Deeply cognizant of the importance of autobiography to third-wave feminism, Part III includes our own stories about our experiences in law school. Part IV presents the results of our study and Part V sets forth a series of recommendations for improving men and women‟s experiences in law school. The Conclusion sums up what we have learned from our study and its broader implications.

Original language	American English
Journal	University of Baltimore Law Forum
Volume	39
State	Published - 2009

Disciplines

Feminist, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
Education
Law and Gender
Legal Education
Legal Profession

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