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The impact of women's studies on rhetoric and composition / Hildy Miller -- Feminism and philosophy / Eileen John -- The impact of women's studies on the study of religion / Mary Ann Stenger -- Transgressing to transform : the feminist engagement with art history / Susan Shifrin, Robert Bambic -- Women in music / Ursula M. Rempel -- Listening to women's voices and reading women's words : how women's studies has helped to transform the teaching of literature / Georgia Rhoades -- Feminism and film studies / Karen Chandler -- Refusing to close the curtains before putting on the light : literature and women's studies / Lyndie Brimstone -- Using feminism to improve economics / Barbara S. Burnell -- What is "women's history"? / Nancy M. Theriot -- Reconsidering the missing feminist revolution in sociology / Cynthia Negrey -- Gender and culture / Edwin S. Segal -- "What were women doing during the ascent of man?" : gender and archaeology / Mara R. Greengrass -- Feminism and communication studies / Sharon Varallo ... [et al.] -- Language and gender research : not just for women anymore / Jessica Weinberg -- Gender jail : a look at psychology and gender / Kathleen M. Kirby --Feminist contributions to bioethics / Laura Shanner -- First steps toward a more feminist, multicultural physics / Barbara L. Whitten, Juan R. Burciaga -- Science and feminism : partners or rivals? / Gwyneth Hughes -- Mathematics : a dilemma for feminists / Julianne Lynch, Gilah C. Leder, Helen J. Forgasz -- History of women in science and technology / Amy Sue Bix -- Behind school doors : feminism and education / Haithe Anderson -- Law and feminism / Mary Childs -- Women's place : architecture and feminism / Jeanne Halgren Kilde -- The impact of feminism on the library science profession / Amy Begg DeGroff -- The forgotten discipline : sport studies and physical education / Dayna Beth Daniels.
Electronic reproduction. Boulder, Colo. : NetLibrary, 2003. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to NetLibrary affiliated libraries.
Includes bibliographical references and index.