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This is an article published in the Preface several months after Gloria Kaufman's death as a tribute to her life and accomplishments.
"Gloria Kaufman: Gone, but not forgotten" describes her successful yet controversial B250 course that featured…

"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…

"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."…

This is a short biography summarizing Gloria Kaufman's achievements. Some of her achievements included producing and directing videos, publishing books and poems, collaborating on musical plays, and more. Kaufman was initially interested in physics,…

Cover of the 1980 book "Pulling Our Own Strings" an anthology of feminist humor and satire co-edited by Gloria Kaufman and Mary Kay Blakely.

Kaufman was a professor of English and Women's Studies at Indiana University South Bend from 1967 to…

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…