Reading Harriet Martineau in the context of social thought and social theory.
The recorded historiography of the social sciences is steeped in androcentrism. It exclusively remembers, canonizes and lists contributions by male scholars. This mode of recalling, by and large renders invisible contributions by women thinkers in the history of ideas. In this paper I document the e...
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Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia
2001
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