Critical Matrix: A Brief History

In 1985 Natalie Davis, of the Princeton History Department, and Kay Warren, anthropologist and director of the Women's Studies Program, encouraged a group of graduate students to circulate a collection of the papers they had produced for a graduate colloquium on women and gender. Gathered by st...

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Published in:Critical matrix 2002-09, Vol.13 (2), p.1
Main Author: Nord, Deborah Epstein
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Academic degrees
College students
Education
Graduate studies
Higher education
Journalism
Women
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Summary:In 1985 Natalie Davis, of the Princeton History Department, and Kay Warren, anthropologist and director of the Women's Studies Program, encouraged a group of graduate students to circulate a collection of the papers they had produced for a graduate colloquium on women and gender. Gathered by student editors and stapled together between paper covers, these collected "working papers" became the journal Critical Matrix.
ISSN:1066-288X