In 1906 two carriages arrive at Oddsen End, the estate of Lord and Lady Pilkington, each bearing an orphaned infant girl. In the first, Houndstooth, the butler, arrives with Pandora, daughter of the P
Butler (educational technology, research, and assessment, Northern Illinois U.) draws from her workshops and classes to provide K-12 librarians, teachers, technology coordinators, and administrators w
In Bodies That Matter, Judith Butler further develops her distinctive theory of gender by examining the workings of power at the most "material" dimensions of sex and sexuality. Deepening the inquirie
A cultural historian working in memory studies, Butler presents a revision of her PhD dissertation at the University of Melbourne. Focusing on the period between responses to Indigenous testimony by P
Butler (educational technology, research, and assessment, Northern Illinois U.) offers a manual for school district and media professionals on how to comply with current copyright laws by having forma
