The Constraints of Neutrality: The 1988 Education Reform Act and Feminist Research

‘Take politics out of educationivote Conservative’—a slogan used in the Conservative election campaign—illustrates the disingenuous nature of debates on neutrality. Feminist epistemology exposes neutrality as a myth; a myth that works for the interests of particular groups and which does not just impose constraints but also imposes a particular value system with moral positions. The position which argues that neutrality is achievable ignores all the workings of power and inequalities.

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