Keywords: caterpillars, butterflies, women’s studies, women scientists, scientific method I first became aware of Maria Sibylla Merian decades ago at an exhibit of her artwork (in L.A.) She made meticulous and beautiful drawings of insects in their different life stages. I was more interested in her artwork at the time than her other accomplishments, butContinue reading “Maria Sibylla Merian”
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Florence Howe : “Mother of Women’s Studies”
Keywords: women’s studies, feminist, woman authors, The Feminist Press (There are many influential people in history that are not generally known. Many such can arguably be said to have changed history because they doubted something and acted on that doubt. Here is someone I recently came across that I put in these categories.) I sometimesContinue reading “Florence Howe : “Mother of Women’s Studies””
Starting From Doubt 