Subject: Re: Texts on Radical feminism Radically Speaking is a great collection and students do well with the articles. Jessica Nathanson Visiting Assistant Professor English and Gender Studies Augustana College janathanson AT nathanson AT = Subject: Re: Texts on Radical feminism A couple more: Hester Eisenstein's book, Contemporary Feminist Thought, has a helpful overview of radical feminism Hoagland and Penelope's, For Lesbians Only: A Separatist Anthology might also be useful And, I don't know this text, but it looks interesting: Radically Speaking: Feminism Reclaimed Here's a link: Jessica Nathanson Dr. Crow, ed., Radical Feminism, A Documentary Reader Ruth Rosen, The World Split Open, How the Modern Women's Movement Changed America Quiet Rumors_ edited by Dark Star _Anarchism: Arguments For and Against_ by Albert Meltzer _Daring to Be Bad_ by Alice Echols. Janet Gray The College of New Jersey gray AT this bridge called my back Flora Davis, Moving the Mountain, The Women's Movement in America since 1960 Barbara A. Thanks to all who responded to my request any other suggestions appreciated. Subject: Texts on Radical feminism Hi all- Below are the suggestions I've received from list members about readings for a course in radical feminism. PART 1 OF 2 (click Page button to go on to Part 2) = For additional WMST-L files now available on the Web, see the WMST-L File Collection. Along the way, the discussion also considered radical feminist thought about transgender issues. Radical Feminism: Readings for a Course The following two-part WMST-L discussion from February 2007 began and ended with suggested readings for a course in radical feminism.

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