Introduction. Basque Women Writers

Nobody's Story the Vanishing Acts of Women Writers

Writing the Lives of Women: Recent Biographies of Eighteenth-Century Women Writers

Women Reading Megillah for Men: A Rejoinder Rabbi

Rabbi Avraham Weiss begins his recent article, “Women and the Reading of the Megillah,” with the questions: “May women read the Megillah for other women, and for that matter, may women read the Megillah for men?” Rabbi Weiss devotes the great majority of his essay to the first issue, and while a number of points as well as the conclusion remain debatable, his essential arguments in favor of a w...

Not Just One of Your Holiday Games: Names and Name Encoding in the Women Writers Project Textbase

Pathways of Empowerment: Bodily Integrity and Women’s Empowerment

This paper seeks to provide an input towards developing the proposal for the research project, “Pathways of Women’s Empowerment” to investigate the determinants of women’s empowerment where and when it occurs. It primarily attempts to give an overview of the trends in research, thinking and programmes in Pakistan from 1975 onwards in the area of women’s empowerment and bodily integrity in order...