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Feminist Theories of Scientific Knowledge Publications

  1. Issue on Feminism & Science, Women’s Studies International Forum 3 no. 3 (1989).
  2. Special Issue on Women and Mathematics: A Critical Inquiry, Philosophia Mathematica 13/14 (1976/77).
  3. R. Arianrhod, Physics and mathematics, reality and language: dilemmas for feminists, in In the Knowledge Explosion: Generations of Feminist Scholarship, C. Kramarae and D. Spender, Eds. Teachers College Press, New York (1992), 41-53.
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  4. R. Bleier, Feminist Approaches to Science, Pergammon Press, (1986).
  5. R. Bleier, Science and Gender, Pergammon Press, (1984).
  6. R. P. Boas, Response to M. B. Ruskai’s ‘Letter on feminism and science’, Association for Women in Mathematics Newsletter, vol. 16, no. 4 (July-August 1986), 10.
  7. L. Burton, Femmes et mathematiques: Y-a-t-il une intersection?, in Femmes et Mathematique, L. Lafortune, Ed. Les Editions du remue-menage, Montreal (1986).
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  8. L. Burton, Femmes et mathematiques: Y-a-t-il une intersection? Part 1, Association for Women in Mathematics Newsletter, vol. 18, no. 6 (November-December 1988), 17-21.
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  9. L. Burton, Femmes et mathematiques: Y-a-t-il une intersection? Part 2, Association for Women in Mathematics Newsletter, vol. 18, no. 1 (January-February 1988), 8-14.
  10. M. A. Campbell and R. Campbell-Wright, Toward a Feminist Algebra, in Teaching the Majority: Breaking the Gender Barrier in Science, Mathematics, and Engineering, S. V. Rosser, Ed. Teachers College Press, 1995).
  11. A. Fausto-Sterling, Building two way streets: the case of feminism and science, NWSA Journal, vol. 4, no. 3 (1992), 336-349.
  12. A. Fausto-Sterling,Mthis of Gender: Biological Theories about Women and Men, Basic Books, Inc. (1985).
  13. A. Fausto-Sterling, Response to Comments on Anne Fausto-Sterling's "Building Two Way Streets", NWSA, vol. 5, no. 1 (1993), 77-81.
  14. J. M. Geramita, How can a mathmatician do feminist research?, (1994).
  15. R. Ginzberg, Uncovering gynocentric science, in Feminism and Science, N. Tuana, Ed. Indiana University Press, 1989), 69-84.
  16. J. Harding, The Making of a Scientist, in Perspectives on Gender & Science, J. Harding, Ed., Falmer Press (1986), 159-167.
  17. J. Hardin (editor), Perspectives on Gender and Science, Falmer Press (1986).
  18. S. Harding, Comments on Anne Fausto-Sterling's "Building Two Way Streets" II, NWSA, 5 no. 1 (1993), 49-55.
  19. S. Harding, The Science Question in Feminism, Cornell University Press (1986).
  20. S. Harding, Whose Science? Whose Knowledge? Thinking from Women's Lives, Cornell University Press (1991).
  21. S. Harding and O. B. Jean, Sex and Scientific Inquiry, , University of Chicago Press, (1987).
  22. S. J. Heckman, Nature/Culture, in Gender and Knowledge, S. J. Heckman, Ed.
  23. L. Heldke, John Dewey & Evelyn Fox Keller, Shared Epistemological Tradition, in Feminism and Science, N. Tuana, Ed. Indiana University Press (1989), 104-115.
  24. Hrdy, The Woman that Never Evolved, Harvard Press (1981).
  25. P.-S. Hsu, Response to M. B. Ruskai's 'Letter on feminism and science', Association for Women in Mathematics Newsletter no. July-August 1986 (1986), 11-12.
  26. R. Hubbard, Comments on Anne Fausto-Sterling's "Building Two Way Streets" I., NWSA 5 no. 1 (1993), 45-48.
  27. E. F. Keller, Reflections on Science and Gender, Yale University Press, New Haven (1985).
  28. E. F. Keller, Secrets of Life, Secrets of Death: Essays on Language, Gender, and Science, Routledge, New York (1992).
  29. A. H. Koblitz, A historian looks at gender and science, Association for Women in Mathematics Newsletter no. July-August 1986 (1986), 10-11.
  30. H. E. Longino, Can there be a feminist science, in Feminism and Science, N. Tuana, Ed. Indiana University Press, 1989), 45-57.
  31. L. H. Nelson, Who Knows: From Quine to a Feminist Empiricism, Temple University Press .
  32. M. Nichols, Response to M. B. Ruskai's 'Letter on feminism and science', Association for Women in Mathematics Newsletter no. July-August 1986 (1986), 6-7.
  33. Nowak, Eve’s Rib: a Revolutionary New View of the Female, St. Martin's Press (1980).
  34. A. M. Robinson, Response to M. B. Ruskai's 'Letter on feminism and science', Association for Women in Mathematics Newsletter, vol. 16, no. 4, (July-August 1986), 10-11.
  35. J. Roitman, Response to M. B. Ruskai's 'Letter on feminism and science', Association for Women in Mathematics Newsletter, vol. 16, no. 4, (July-August 1986), 7-9.
  36. S. V. Rosser, Comments on Anne Fausto-Sterling's "Building Two Way Streets" IV, NWSA vol. 5, no. 1 (1993), 65-76.
  37. M. B. Ruskai, Letter on feminism and women in science, Association for Women in Mathematics Newsletter,vol. 16, no. 3, (May-June 1986) , 4-6.
  38. L. Sciebinger, Has Feminism Changed Science?, Harvard University Press (1999).
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  39. B. Shulman, What If We Change Our Axioms: A Feminist Inquiry into the Foundations of Mathematics.
  40. S. Tobias, Response to M. B. Ruskai’s ‘Letter on feminism and science’, Association for Women in Mathematics Newsletter vol. 16, no.4 July-August 1986 (1986), 9-10.
  41. N. Tuana, Comments on Anne Fausto-Sterling’s “Building Two Way Streets”, III, NWSA, vol. 5 no. 1 (1993), 56-64.
  42. N. Tuana, Feminism and Science, Indiana University Press, (1989).