61. MINERVA Bibliographies: General Works And Collections Bucher, Greta “Women in World War II.” World War II in Europe, Africa and theAmericas, with general Sources A Handbook of literature and Research Ed. http://www.minervacenter.com/bibs1.htm

MINERVA Bibliographies: General Works and Collections Home About The Minerva Center Minerva 20 years H-MINERVA Discussion List ... SPAM Notice [ General Works and Collections ] United States Russia/Soviet Union/Central Europe (in English) Russia/Soviet Union/Central Europe (not in English) Ancient/Late Antiquity ... POWs/Vietnam Most Recommended: Addis, Elisabetta, Valeria E. Russo, and Lorena Sebesta, Eds. Women Soldiers: Images and Realities. New York: St. Martin’s Press, 1994 De Pauw, Linda Grant Battle Cries and Lullabies: Women in War from Prehistory to the Present Norman, OK: University of Oklahoma Press, 1998 Goldman, Nancy Loring, Ed. Female Soldiers - Combatants or Noncombatants?: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives. Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1982 International History Review issue devoted to "Twentieth-Century Women in Wartime." (February 1997) Saywell, Shelley Women in War Markham, Ont: Viking, 1985 Segal, Mady Wechsler “Women in the Armed Forces.” Women and the Use of Military Force . Eds. Howes, Ruth and Michael Stevenson

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Full publication details Contents Editorial board Reviews ... Links See also: Conduct Literature Series Conduct Literature for Women I, 1500 6 Volume Set Series Editors: William St Clair and Irmgard Maassen The highly successful first set in the Conduct Literature series draws upon the guidance literature for women produced during the beginning of the early modern period. Within the texts can be found advice on conduct in almost every aspect of female life. The Puritan ideals of virtue and piety underpin these writings, which describe feminine models of chastity, modesty and submission and emphasise the sense of religious and domestic duty which lay behind the broader social expectations of women. Publication details 1 85196 526 2: 6 Volume Set: £495/$795 Availability: Japan: Kinokuniya Contents Volume 1 General Introduction; Richard Hyrde (1524); Vives, Instruction of a Christen Woman (1541); plus Hyrde, Preface from 1529 edition; Vives, Office and Duty of an Husband (1550) (extracts). Volume 2 Bullinger

65. University Of Wyoming General Bulletin: Women's Studies Course Descriptions 3. W3, C2 (none) Surveys general patterns of women s paid and unpaid work inthe US and Victorian Women s Lives Their Art, literature and Culture. http://uwadmnweb.uwyo.edu/registrar/bulletin/wmst.html

Main Page Front Section University Calendar College/Division Programs ... UW Home Women's Studies (WMST) 1000 Level 2000 Level 3000 Level 4000 Level Appropriate for students interested in diversity and social justice. Topics covered through an interdisciplinary study of people and society range from identity, critical thinking, empowerment, role models, stereotyping, institutional discrimination, and tolerance. The key lynchpin is active participation in the development and maintenance of just communities. Cross listed with AAST AMST CHST INST ... AIST 1030 . Enrollment preference will be given to We The People FIG students. An introduction to key issues in women's studies. A topical examination of women's participation in, and relationship to, institutions of society, such as family and school, as well as processes and activities, such as work, art, literature and politics in historical and cross-cultural analysis. Cross listed with SOC 1080 and ENGL 1080 . (Offered both semesters) Exposes students to the major questions in Women's Studies. Examines women's participation in, and relationship to, institutions and society, such as family and school, as well as activities such as work, art, literature and politics in historical analysis. Prerequisites: none. Covers factors affecting the performance and retention of women and ethnic minority students in science careers, and science as a social construct. Cross listed with CHST 2001. Prerequisites: none.

66. UEA, EAS, Postgraduate Unit, European Women’s Writing (Autumn) Secondary literature general reading and reference. Battersby, Christine, Genderand Genius. Towards a Feminist Aesthetics (The Women’s Press, 1989); Buck http://www.uea.ac.uk/eas/teaching/pgunits/eurowom.shtml

School of American Studies (AMS) School of Film and Television Studies (FTV) School of Literature and Creative Writing (LIT) University of East Anglia, Norwich, NR4 7TJ. Tel: +44(0)1603 592280. Fax: +44(0)1603 507728. General email: wwweas@uea.ac.uk Home Admissions Events ... Fellowships Postgraduate Courses - Modules Organiser: Dr Jo Catling This module aims to explore the emergence of a distinct "women's voice" in European literature, particularly of France, Britain and the German-speaking and Scandinavian countries. The focus is primarily on twentieth-century writing. Women writers are considered within national and historical contexts, but discussion will take into account similarities in form, style and focus which transcend national boundaries. Within the context of a broadly chronological approach, an implicit understanding of feminist literary theories will provide a background to an exploration of individual writers and genres. Texts studied will include a number of the following (all texts will be available in English, although that should not be a barrier to reading them in the original wherever possible!): Primary Reading English: Virginia Woolf

67. SIUE —- General Education Intergroup Relations, International Issues, Internati Courses taken to fulfill these requirements may also fulfill major, minor, GeneralEducation or 478, Studies in Women, Language and literature (same as http://www.registrar.siue.edu/archive/2001-2003catalog-printed/ge-ir-ii-icrequir

Intergroup Relations, International Culture, International Issues Requirement Students are required to take one course in the area of Intergroup Relations and a second course from either International Issues or International Culture. Courses taken to fulfill these requirements may also fulfill major, minor, General Education or elective requirements. A list of approved Intergroup Relations, International Culture and International Issues courses may be found in the following section. Courses approved for these requirements also are indicated as such in the course description section of this catalog. Intergroup Relations International Issues International Culture Intergroup Relations Anthropology People and Culture of North America Culture of African-Americans Contemporary American Indians Women in Cross-Cultural Perspectives (same as WMST 313) Biology Science, Gender and Race (same as WMST 450) Economics Social Economics: Issues in Income Distribution, Employment, and Social Policy English African-American Literature The African-American Woman in American Literature (same as WMST 341) African-American Fiction Studies in Women, Language, and Literature (same as WMST 478)

68. North Central College CHM 141, general Chemistry I. CHM 142, general Chemistry II. ENG 280, Introductionto Women s literature (same as GWS 280). FRN 202, Intermediate French II. http://www.noctrl.edu/departments/Registrar/genedcore.shtml

Home Prospective Students Current Students Visitors ... Search Back to: Office of the Registrar General Education Requirements North Central College General Education Courses-Core Requirements Updated Spring, 2004 for 2004-05 academic year Below you will find a listing of courses at North Central College that meet general education requirements for students entering after September 1, 2000. Please consult the catalog for detailed information regarding general education at NCC, including core and all-college requirements and, for transfers, Illinois Articulation Agreement (IAI) equivalencies. Students, in consultation with advisors, are encouraged to develop a general education plan that will invite exploration, complement study in the major, and offer opportunities for making connections across the curriculum. The list of general education courses will be updated annually to reflect NCC legislative changes and special offerings. Go to the All-College Requirements Composition Speech Communication Mathematics Science Humanities Social Science Back to top Composition: 3-6 credit hours ENG 115 Composition I and ENG 116 Freshman Seminar (see schedule for year's topics) ENG 125 Composition Speech Communication Mathematics Science Humanities Social Science Back to top Speech Communication: 3 credit hours LEV 230 Conflict Resolution SPC 100 Speech Communication SPC 200 Interpersonal Communication SPC 214 Group Process SPC 285

69. Scandinavian Women Writers Library Orientation general Stacks SEARCH ALSO (Keyword) Women authors, Swedish (LCSH)Swedish literature Women authors Historyand-criticism. http://www.lib.washington.edu/subject/Nordic/nordspecialist/scanwomen.html

University of Washington Library Orientation Scandinavian Women Writers Objectives in today’s orientation: Your personal orientation to: Suzzallo/Allen Libraries The Libraries’ on-line catalog , the newly implemented cd-rom and on-line databases Resources (books and periodical literature) relevant to “Swedish Women Writers”. Introduction to the materials which will aid you in your own research. Suggestions for finding the auxiliary materials which may be of value to your research in learning about the languages and/or cultures of Scandinavia. When you have finished today's orientation, please go to the on-line exercise to check your skills in utilizing the libraries' resources or return to Jerry Anderson's home page for more information. Establishing a research strategy: Before starting any research project, it is important for you to establish a strategy to determine not only how to find the materials that you will use, but also whether the Libraries’ collections contain sufficient materials for you to complete your research successfully. What kinds of materials will you need?

70. New American Studies Web Gender, Sexuality, and the Body Women s Studies (general). gender studies and Englishand American literature. Nations Platforms for Action for Women, 19751995 http://cfdev.georgetown.edu/cndls/asw/aswlinks.cfm?head1=Gender, Sexuality, and

71. InteliHealth: Women's Health because of their different symptoms and a general reluctance to a quick and easy wayto search medical literature. Find abstracts or articles on women s health. http://www.intelihealth.com/IH/ihtIH/WSIHW000/9103/9103.html

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72. ENGL 1260 your writing assignments, should contribute to your analytical and writing skillsas well as your general knowledge and interpretation of Women s literature. . http://www.colorado.edu/English/amlit/engl1260.html

Linda Naranjo-Huebl KETCHUM 303 Fall 1998 Office: Hellems 9J (basement, west side) Ofc. hrs: Mon. 9:30-11:00, 1:00-2:30 E-Mail GOALS OF THE COURSE: During the semester, we will closely examine several significant texts written by women over the last two centuries in an attempt to identify what might constitute "women's literature." We will employ several different critical approaches to the texts including close reading, cultural and historical approaches, and feminist interpretations. These various approaches, along with your writing assignments, should contribute to your analytical and writing skills as well as your general knowledge and interpretation of "Women's Literature." CLASSROOM POLICIES: NO BASHING: (female-, male-, gay-, straight-, Asian-, Latino-, Black-, White- etc.) I demand absolute respect from and for everyone in the classroom. You must learn to argue your point of view without personally insulting those with whom you disagree, and you must treat the person whose views you find objectionable with the same courtesy that you expect and deserve. NO PLAGIARISM: Your writing and your work must be your own. If you use other people's ideas, credit them in a footnote; if you use their words, put them in quotes and cite your source. Plagiarism constitutes grounds for failing the course and may lead to broader disciplinary action by the University.

73. Women's Studies Subject Guide general Sources. N47 Woman in America A Guide to Information Sources GenRef Z7964.U49T45Women and Society A Critical Review of the literature with a http://www.library.unt.edu/subjects/women/internet/women.htm

Print Resources Electronic Resources Internet Links Print Resources General Sources Art Literature Music ... Religion and Philosophy General Sources Articles on Women Writers, 1960- Feminist Periodicals: A Current Listing of Contents GenRef Z7963.F44F45 Women's Studies Abstracts, 1972- Bibliographies: GenRef Z796.N47 Woman in America: A Guide to Information Sources GenRef Z7964.U49T45 Women and Society: A Critical Review of the Literature with a Selected Annotated Bibliography GenRef Z7961.R67 Women and Work in Developing Countries GenRef Z7963.E7.G48 Women in America: A Guide to Books, 1963-1975: With an Appendix on Books Published 1976-1979 GenRef Z7964.U49H3 1981 Women's Studies: A Recommended Core Bibliography GenRef Z7961.S75 Biographical Sources: Index to Women of the World from Ancient to Modern Times: Biographies and Portraits GenRef Z7963.B6173 International Who's Who of Women, 1997 GenRef CT3235.I58 1997 Liberty's Women GenRef HQ1412.L52

74. MRC Library Internet Subject Guide Women's Studies Feminism general Sources Canadian Research Institute for the Advancement of Early Music, Art,Poetry WSSLINKS Women and Gender Studies literature and Culture http://library.mtroyal.ca/subguides/womenstud.htm

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75. Kalamazoo College Library Language and literature Humanities Abstracts about Art Humanities Search about Essay and general literature Index about . Women Studies Abstracts http://www.kzoo.edu/is/library/depts/wmst/indexes.html

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76. Primary Source Microfilm's Online Searchable Guides: View A Guide literature, Romance, Slavic and general, literature of Theology and Church HistoryBritish Theology View Guide Collection Information Women s Studies, http://microformguides.gale.com/BrowseBySubject.shtml

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77. Womens Magazine - English Indiaplaza.com Books Literature womens Magazine English SEARCH RESULTS 1 - 7 of 7 Sorted by name,Display Items. http://www.indiaplaza.com/catalog/books software/books_catalog.asp?catid=2586&su

78. Kenai Peninsula College - University Of Alaska Anchorage Other classes may meet the general Education Requirements. (Note HISTORY and WOMENSSTUDIES courses Comm; ENGL A211, Academic Writing About literature; ENGL A212 http://www.kpc.alaska.edu/academics/ger.html

Departments Course Schedule General Ed Rquirements (GERS) Transfer Credit for GERs ... Distance Education Other Pages of Interest Academic Calendar Learning Center Faculty Directory General Education Requirements (GER) This list includes courses most frequently offered. Other classes may meet the General Education Requirements. (Note: HISTORY and WOMENS STUDIES courses may be applied to Humanities or Social Sciences, but not both.) It is important to check with an advisor. A. Oral Communications These are courses that emphasize the acquisition of English language skills in orally communicating ideas in an organized fashion through instruction accompanied by practice. Sample courses include: COMM A111, Fund. of Oral Communication COMM A235, Small Group Communication

79. Lieberman And Dooling itself is perhaps the best general assessment to date of the place of women writersin the early 20th century, the heyday of modern Chinese literature. http://www.yale.edu/eall/Women.htm

Lieberman, Sally Taylor. The Mother and Narrative Politics in Modern China Charlottesville University of Virginia Press Dooling , Amy D., and Kristina M. Torgeson eds Writing Women in Modern China An Anthology of Women's Literature from the Early Twentieth Century New York Columbia University Press, 1998. The question (or "problem") of woman has lurked near the core of modern Chinese literature at its genesis and through its subsequent defining moments. In the early years of political reform and the emergence of the "New Culture" at the turn of the century and the ensuing decade, images of women became a central trope in literary and nonliterary writings (principally by men) used to dramatize either cultural backwardness, cultural change, or both. It has frequently been the literary woman's body on which the backwardness and inhumanity of the Chinese tradition were observed (bound feet, confinement to the inner chambers of the house, arranged marriage, superstitious and often harmful management of women's health), and on which significant cultural advances were marked (the liberation of bound feet, cross-dressing, short haircuts in later years, etc.). Attention began to be paid to the plight of women precisely at the time when the vernacular language (as opposed to the archaic, classical idiom) was first being promoted as the medium of education and culture.

80. Women's Studies literature, Gale Databases Search in Contemporary Authors, Contemporary to findspecific terminology under general headings such as women and gender. http://www.lib.uconn.edu/online/research/bysubject/womstuds2.htm

site index HOMER web search help ... Online Resources Home Resources for WOMEN'S STUDIES Contents: Library Collections and Services Library Databases Electronic Journals and Citations Campus Connections ... Resources for other subjects Liaison Librarian to Women's Studies: Kathy Labadorf Homer Babbidge Library 369 Fairfield Rd., U-1005 RI University of Connecticut Storrs, CT 06269-1005 VOICE: (860) 486-1253 Kathy.Labadorf@uconn.edu Library Collections and Services Reference Services Library Research Guide : Women's Studies: Basic Sources . Listings of print resources in the Reference Collection with Call Numbers and some online resources. UConn catalogs and indexes HOMER , the UCONN Libraries Catalog. Find books, journals, videos, maps, etc. Research Database Locator : A current list of all library databases available online with direct links to each database. Electronic Journal Locator Searchable by journal title only, this tool provides the location and dtaes of coverage of over 20,000 journals, online and in full text, through various databases and commercial online journal providers. Women's Studies Journals online and in print at the University of Connecticut Libraries.

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