Abstract
This study examined the learning and development experiences of English-speaking Caribbean immigrant women from a cross-cultural context. Using Belenky's model of women's ways of knowing, the study found that self-agency, culture, social capital, and the sociocultural environment influence the epistemological position that a woman occupies. The study also found that women move freely among these positions, depending on the context of the experience.
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Alfred, M. V., (2002) “Women's Learning and Development Across Borders: Insights from Anglophone Caribbean Immigrant Women in the United States”, Adult Education Research Conference 1(2002).
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