Associations

• International Association of Women Philosophers (Site currently under construction)

• The Society for Analytical Feminism

  The Society for Analytical Feminism provides a forum where issues concerning analytical feminism may be openly discussed and examined. Its purpose is to promote the study of issues in Feminism by methods broadly construed as analytic, to examine the use of analytic methods as applied to Feminist issues and to provide a means by which those interested in Analytical Feminism may meet and exchange ideas. The Society meets yearly at the Central Division meetings of the APA, and frequently organizes sessions for the Eastern Division and Pacific Division meetings as well.

  Membership in the Society is open to all who are interested in and concerned with issues in Analytical Feminism. Annual dues are $10 for regularly employed members; $3.00 for students, unemployed, and underemployed members. To join, send your check for the appropriate amount payable to the Society for Analytical Feminism to Ann Cudd as above.

  Ann E. Cudd
  Dept. of Philosophy
  University of Kansas
  acudd@raven.cc.ukans.edu

• APA Directory of Women Philosophers

• Association of Feminist Ethics and Social Theory

• Society for Lesbian and Gay Philosophy

• NOEMA: The Collaborative Bibliography of Women in Philosophy, Indiana University

• Resources in Philosophy and Women's Studies (Indiana University Southeast)

• Rosa-Luxemburg-Institut (RLI) / Verein fuer Interdisziplinae Forschung und Praxis (ViF). There is also a short English version in it, and English information on their comprehensive documentation of "Womens&Gender Studies, and Women's Movements International," which also contains a thick volume on the Americas, on Asia, and on Africa.
  Margarete Maurer
  E-MAIL:
  snail-adress: RLI, Postbox 12, A- 1091 Wien, Austria, Europe

  About RLI: Feminist Studies and Women's Studies & information; publishing house "RLI-Verlag" With rich infomation (& links) on womens studies & womens movements worldwide.

  Special focusses:
  1.- Technology Assessment & Cultural Studies of Technology
  - Theory, History, and Social Studies of Science
  2.- Women and Development
  3.- Women's education & feminism

Journals

• Hypatia, the Journal of Feminist Philosophy

• AAUP Journals (a complete list)

• differences: a journal of feminist cultural studies, which is affiliated with the Pembroke Center for Teaching and Research on Women Differences is put out by IU Press and focuses on gender differences in communication, etc. There is ordering info as well as table of content listings and a description of the journal on the IUP web page. (There are several other journals which might be of interest listed there as well.)

• European Journal of Women's Studies.

• N.Paradoxa, an international online feminist art journal that seeks to explore the paradoxes of feminism and the art world today. It is published quarterly and contains full-text articles, booklists & book reviews, information on women's arts organisations.

• ETHICS AND THE ENVIRONMENT, which publishes articles in ecofeminism.

• INJUSTICE STUDIES, a new refereed international interdisciplinary electronic journal that helps focus academic attention on the study of injustices around the world. The editors welcome essays devoted to understanding the nature of injustice, types of injustice, and the history, politics, and moral psychology of particular injustices, ranging from global to local events.

• HECATE is an international interdisciplinary women's journal. We are seeking new contributors and new readers. We publish academic-ish articles and imaginative literature. However, to get a better idea of what our requirements are, I suggest you look at our web pages....TEMPORARILY located at address just give. (Notification posted 9/17/97.)

  Our latest issue includes:
  Sheik Fantasies: Orientalism and Desire in the Desert Romance by Evelyn Bach
  Poems by Michelle Mee, Susan Richardson, Chris Mansell, Sandra Thibodeaux
  Men in White' by Karen Brooks
  Paintings by Saren Dobkins
  `Been Workin,'Been Workin': Labour and the Lesbian Librarian by Teresa Savage
  A Cheap Shot at Frocks? A Reply to Tara Brabazon by Llewellyn Negrin
  `Writing Space' by Christina Gordan
  Interview with Ruth Indiah Rahayu and Nugroho Katjasungkan by Tom Lincoln
  `Mission Life,' `Helpless,' `This Place' by Rodney Ellis
  Polish Poet Wislawa Syzmborska by Ewa Gager
  Nga Ahorangi: A Bibliography of Maori Women's Creative Writing. Part
  One by Jon Battista For more information please contact:
  Carole Ferrier
  editor Hecate
  hecatemagazine@usa.net