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"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…
"Current" call for submissions poster, 1991
A 1991 poster calling for submissions to the 1992 edition of Current, formerly known as Analecta -- the annual literary and visual arts journal published by Indiana University South Bend (IUSB) students. The IUSB student arts journal has been in…
"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.
"Foolishness and Chaos" Lundquist Address essay, 1993 April 30
"Foolishness and Chaos" was Gloria Kaufman's Lundquist Address speech that she delivered in 1993 after she was named the Lundquist Faculty Fellow the previous year.
Kaufman's essay argues that careful, linear analysis is not the only right way to…
Kaufman's essay argues that careful, linear analysis is not the only right way to…
"For Gloria Kaufman, social action is a way of life" newspaper article, 1992 November 10
This Preface article written by Ruth Dilley describes Gloria Kaufman's dedication to social activism. Kaufman was not only a professor, but the pioneer of Women's Studies at IUSB, an Affirmative Action Officer at IUSB, the 1992-93 Eldon F. Lundquist…
"How to Dress" photograph, circa 1980-1991
Photograph taken by Gloria Kaufman, published in her book of feminist humor and satire, "In Stitches."
The photo is of a nearly naked woman reading Kaufman's first book, "Pulling Our Own Strings," with a sign that says "How To Dress for the Annual…
The photo is of a nearly naked woman reading Kaufman's first book, "Pulling Our Own Strings," with a sign that says "How To Dress for the Annual…
"Humor: the Door to Understanding" essay, 1992
"Humor: the Door to Understanding" is an essay written in 1992 by Gloria Kaufman that discusses the cognitive uses of humor. Kaufman argues that humor is not simply a trivial way to have fun, but it is actually "an essential way of cognition."…
"In Stitches" book edited by Gloria Kaufman, 1991
Cover of the 1991 book "In Stitches," an anthology of feminist humor and satire edited by Gloria Kaufman, who was a professor of English and Women's Studies at Indiana University South Bend from 1967 to 1992.
This was the second anthology of…
This was the second anthology of…
"In Stitches" cover, 1991
Cover of "In Stitches: A Patchwork of Feminist Humor and Satire," a book edited by Gloria Kaufman. This is a sequel to "Pulling Our Own Strings."
This book features feminist satire and humor by numerous authors and artists.
This book features feminist satire and humor by numerous authors and artists.
"In Stitches" photograph of a child painting, circa 1991
Photo of a child painting, taken by Gloria Kaufman.
The photo is featured in her book of feminist humor, "In Stitches." The photo is located on page 35 in the section "Siblings & Sublings (parents)."
The photo is featured in her book of feminist humor, "In Stitches." The photo is located on page 35 in the section "Siblings & Sublings (parents)."