Cultural Sexism is Ordinary: Writing and Re‐Writing Women in Academia
本文基于六年定性数据，通过女性学者自身书写，揭示文化性别歧视如何成为学术界的日常，并探讨改写男性主导文化结构的可能路径。
When we ‘write women’ in academia, the focus in much of the literature to date has been to write about women. The focus of this article is the writing of women themselves; to give voice to women's experiences as constructors of knowledge. Through so doing this article uses writing as praxis; as a mechanism to disrupt, challenge and open a space for renegotiation of cultural norms within academic institutions. Based on qualitative data collection over a six‐year period, this article writes women's experiences and unpacks the way in which cultural sexism has become an ordinary feature of women's academic lives. It also considers ways in which the underlying cultural interpretations of hegemonic masculinized structures may be re‐written.