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Against this view it is urged that we underestimate the automatic powers of the normal subject. We are told that many of the acts which we u...

Three days a week I get to talk with undergrads about feminism and robots. I love my life. Excellent story of the day: a student's bab...

Etta Cone offered to typewrite Three Lives and she began. Baltimore is famous for the delicate sensibilities and conscientiousness of its in...

I'm not teaching this semester, but my book list for next semester is due exceedingly soon. I think it'll have to be one of those la...

Everyone knows that Teen Talk Barbie never said, "Math is hard; let's go shopping!" It caught on nonetheless; there was somet...

300-word abstracts and brief bios to all.mla2012@gmail.com by March 15, 2011. “[A] woman stunts her intelligence to become childlike, turns...

The almost meaningless faux-text-mining of a Google search on "birdlike woman" and "birdlike man" turns up the following...

In the q&a after Sianne Ngai's recent talk here on zaniness (which was fantastic), I pulled a classic if annoying move and asked abo...

Here's the journalist Janet Malcolm on Gertrude Stein, chiming in with a long, woman-hating tradition (on which see DeKoven and Stimpson...

It is difficult not to suppose something like this scattered condition of mind to be the usual state of brutes when not actively engaged in ...