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""Words--Whose Weapons?" Introduction"
""Words--Whose Weapons?" Introduction" is about the use of words, especially the use of masculine words and the way English has changed in regards to masculine and feminine words.
"A Concise Easy-to-Read Proposal for a Women's Studies Major at IUSB," 1989 November 1
A proposal for a Women's Studies Major, written by Gloria Kaufman.
The proposal discusses the benefits of a Women's Studies Major as well as the required courses and projects planned for the major.
The proposal discusses the benefits of a Women's Studies Major as well as the required courses and projects planned for the major.
"A History of Womb Envy" Proposal Narrative for Guggenheim Fellowship essay, circa 1989-1990
"A History of Womb Envy" was written by Gloria Kaufman as a proposal for the Guggenheim Fellowship. The Fellowship provides a grant to all winners in order to further pursue their project. However, Kaufman did not win the Guggenheim Fellowship…
"B250 Calendar Spring 1980", 1980
A calendar of B250 lectures for the spring 1980. The public is invited to attend. The room listed is North Side Hall 009 and time 2:30-3:45 pm is listed.
The underlined topics have an irregular room or time.
The underlined topics have an irregular room or time.
"B250 Offers Variety for Students" Preface article, 1979 December 5
This is an article published in the Preface about the upcoming Spring 1980 B250 Interdisciplinary Analysis of Women's Role class coordinated by Gloria Kaufman. The article names numerous guest speakers that were planning on speaking in the class, as…
"Don't Miss B250 Spring 85 Flyer", 1985
"Don't Miss B250 Spring 85 Flyer" is a flyer for the Spring 1985 B250 lecture that includes the topics that will be covered.
"Feminism: A Dazzle of Definitions," circa 1980s
"Feminism: A Dazzle of Definitions" is a lecture by Gloria Kaufman about the many definitions of feminism.
Kaufman describes feminism as a system of thought, a political stance, and a philosophy committed to work for the betterment of women.
Kaufman describes feminism as a system of thought, a political stance, and a philosophy committed to work for the betterment of women.
"Feminist Humor" article, 1976
The article discusses the history of humor and irony in feminist movements. Kaufman uses numerous examples of humorous feminist writing to argue that "humor is surely one of the best feminist weapons."
This article was published in Women: A…
This article was published in Women: A…