Women's/Feminist

Feminist and women writers, anthologies, societies and relevant journals.

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  1. Blinded by the Bling?

    Has Aberdeenshire Council completely lost control?
    www.blindedbythebling.co.uk

    Has Aberdeenshire Council completely lost control?

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  1. Books by Women Authors

    Offers independent opinions of fiction and non-fiction works by famous women authors, or dealing with women's questions. Many of the authors are British.
    members.lycos.co.uk

    Offers independent opinions of fiction and non-fiction works by famous women authors, or dealing with women's questions. Many of the authors are British.

  2. BUBL Link - Women

    Repository of resources pertaining to women's studies and feminism. Subjects covered include women's history and gender issues.
    link.bubl.ac.uk

    Repository of resources pertaining to women's studies and feminism. Subjects covered include women's history and gender issues.

  3. Romanticism on the Net - British Women Playwrights around 1800

    Read an introductory article by Thomas C. Crochunis to a special issue of "Romanticism on the Net".
    www.erudit.org

    Read an introductory article by Thomas C. Crochunis to a special issue of

  4. Seventeenth Century Women Poets

    See Susanne Webel's site on these British poets, with poems, articles, a bibliography, and a course outline.
    www.uni-koeln.de

    See Susanne Webel's site on these British poets, with poems, articles, a bibliography, and a course outline.

  5. Sheffield Hallam Corvey Project

    Sheffield Hallam University began this project to collect and house manuscripts and texts of the Romantic period. Read about the collection.
    www.shu.ac.uk

    Sheffield Hallam University began this project to collect and house manuscripts and texts of the Romantic period. Read about the collection.

  6. Univ. of Strathclyde, Glasgow - Rhetoric & Gender in Renaissance

    Read the introduction to a study of women's defence of self-expression, by means of rhetoric, in English Renaissance. Focuses on plays by M. Cavendish and E. Cary.
    www.strath.ac.uk

    Read the introduction to a study of women's defence of self-expression, by means of rhetoric, in English Renaissance. Focuses on plays by M. Cavendish and E. Cary.

  7. Univ. of York - Women's Studies Information Sources

    Gateway to the study of women in various disciplines, including law, writing and music. Link to women's studies journals.
    www.york.ac.uk

    Gateway to the study of women in various disciplines, including law, writing and music. Link to women's studies journals.

  8. University of California at David - British Women Romantic Poets

    Presents a collection of texts from the years 1789-1832 in both SGML and HTML format.
    www.lib.ucdavis.edu

    Presents a collection of texts from the years 1789-1832 in both SGML and HTML format.

  9. Victorian Women Writers Project

    Project aims to collect texts of all of the female writers associated with the Victorian Age. Find texts in alphabetical order by author name.
    www.indiana.edu

    Project aims to collect texts of all of the female writers associated with the Victorian Age. Find texts in alphabetical order by author name.

  10. Women's Library, The

    Houses a cultural centre for women's history, with a reading room and exhibition and events programmes.
    www.thewomenslibrary.ac.uk

    Houses a cultural centre for women's history, with a reading room and exhibition and events programmes.