Gornick explores the social and professional lives of women in science using impressionalistic journalism. This expanded edition includes a new introduction and updated interviews with some of the original 100 women scientists interviewed. read more
The semi-autobiographical portrait of the original “Yentl” reveals the eccentricities, complexities, and madness of the brilliant Singer family. read more
Newly translated poems, an updated bibliography, a biography, & the letter that provoked The Answer all contained in this expanded bilingual critical edition of the first "feminist of America"'s impassioned declaration of the intellectual rights of women. read more
Rigorous, thoughtful, and irreverent, the newest issue of WSQ explores how cyberspace, surgery, and bloggers are altering concepts of gender. Employing a multidisciplinary approach, contributors question how technological developments have redef read more
