Traditional views of science as inferior to the classics and of women as naturally scientific allowed women to pursue scientific interests for centuries in England and the Continent. This book looks at who these women were and what and how they studied. 168 Ramaley, Judith A., ed. Five papers document sex discrimination and discuss solutions. 169 Richter, Derek, ed.
First person accounts by twelve women about their careers in ten different countries.
Some reports include historical background. 170 Robbins, Mary Louise, ed. Graduate Women in Science, 1971. 171 Ross, Mary Martin. Two Nineteenth-Century Women Physicians in America.