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Feminist Books Howe: Politics of Women's Studies
Feminist Books Howe: Politics of Women's Studies | Howe: Politics of Women's Studies |
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Politics of Women's Studies edited by Florence Howe. Modern women's studies programs grew out of the struggles of the women's liberation movement. This anthology explores the many points of view among today's women's studies practitioners. CWLU Herstory Project member Peg Strobel has an essay in the book. |
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