All events are at the Weyerhaeuser Chapel. Respondents are Laura Luitje '01 and Linda Schulte-Sasse, German Studies and Russian.
All sessions are free and open to the public.
Such a ubiquitous and seminal concern has produced a plethora of ideas and debates, whose accumulated insights are increasingly germane to any serious thinking, on the part of everyone, about the order of our times and the directions of this tumultuous era of global yet contradictory subjectivities. One of the most lively and, at times, compelling conversations on the issue is taking place among women themselves, particularly feminists. To be sure, these voices come in a variety of guises, often shaped by spatial location, class consciousness, racial belonging, intellectual and artistic orientation, and broad cultural identity. Consequently, an understanding of where we came from, intelligent exploration of the present, and an imagination of possible futures requires attentive listening to what women have to say.