Classics & Feminism: Gendering the ClassicsStudies of the impact of modern feminism on the discipline and profession of classics in the United States. Combining a wide-ranging overview of historical and current developments with in-depth analysis and examples, the book has relevance for anyone interested in the role of feminism in the academy. Because the history of classics has been so deeply implicated in androcentric structures of knowledge and patriarchal social patterns, it illustrates with exceptional clarity many issues endemic to academic feminism as a whole. Provides an illuminating analysis of the complex gender performance demanded of academic women as disembodied scholars. Defines and illustrates the distinctive aspects of a feminist approach to scholarship and argues that gender analysis is crucially important in traditionally masculine areas as well as in the study of women. Explains the theoretical and methodological principles developed by feminist classical scholars seeking to recover information about women from scanty and scattered evidence filtered through centuries of patriarchal interpretation. 01 |
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... Philological Association ( TAPA ) , the Classical Journal ( CJ ) , the Classical World ( CW ) , and Vergilius . The remaining journals are all connected with major U.S. universities - American Journal of Philology ( AJP , Johns Hopkins ...
... Philological Association 121 : 335–75 . McGregor , Malcolm F. 1971. Democracy : Its Admirers and Its Critics . Echos du Monde Classique / Classical Views 15 ( 2 ) : 53-63 . McKay , Alexander G. 1995. Vergilian Bibliography 1994-1995 ...
... Philological Association Newsletter 18 ( 5 ) : 1–2 . Skutsch , Otto . 1992. Recollections of Scholars I Have Known . Harvard Studies in Classical Philology 94 : 387–408 . Snyder , Jane McIntosh . 1989. The Woman and the Lyre : Women ...
Contents
THE GENDERING OF THE CLASSICS | 1 |
THE GENDERING | 15 |
COMMUNICATING CLASSICS | 119 |
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