Moira G. Simpson is Senior Lecturer in the Faculty of Education and Social Sciences at the University of South Australia. She has written extensively on the subjects of museums, indigenous cultural politics and repatriation. Her publications include Making Representations: Museums in the Post-Colonial Era and Museums and Repatriation. Her current research interests relate to the care and protec...

The present paper deals with the ghost in house 124, Toni Morrison’s novel Beloved. Beloved is sometimes mislabeled as a story by critics. This article, on other hand, about Sethe’s daughter’s ‘Personified Spirit’. not story, this article demonstrates. In African-American literature, it also discovered spiritual and oral legacy.

This paper describes guidelines to identify and design reusable learning objects. The guidelines are the output of a project called eduBITE. Learning objects are treated as the smallest units of learning material development and reuse. General and specific technical and didactic learning object properties are specified. To support the learning object implementation process a WYSIWYG LO-Editor e...

El presente artículo analiza las violencias e injusticias epistémicas que sufren mujeres trans*, se pueden rastrear en enunciados convencionales de los discursos médico, jurídico y mediático torno al asesinato trans*; dichos refuerzan entre sí, perpetuando contra estas Colombia. Para esto, usaremos la noción injusticia epistémica Miranda Fricker propuestas otrxs autorxs contemporáneos, como Moi...

The myth of individual genius and achievement--as opposed to cooperative efforts--is deeply ingrained in American culture. Americans seem deeply committed to the idea of the individual hero---a rugged self-starter who meets challenges and overcomes adversity. Sports, for example, are more often defined by individual superstars than by the quality of teamwork. Academic excellence is more often p...