A case for equity
Subtitle: women in English departments.
Contributors: National Council of Teachers of English.
Publisher: National Council of Teachers of English
Published: 1971
Place of publication: Urbana, Ill
Language: eng
Number of pages: 94
Subjects: Women college teachers.; College teaching -- Vocational guidance.; English philology -- Study and teaching -- Vocational guidance.; English teachers.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
The articles in this collection appeared originally in College English, an official journal of the National Council of Teachers of English.
Table of contents: value: A report on women and the profession, by F. Howe.; value: Women and the literary curriculum, by E. Showalter.; value: Identity and expression: a writing course for women, by F. Howe.; value: The new feminist criticism, by A. Pratt.; value: Dwelling in decencies: radical criticism and the feminist perspective, by L. S. Robinson.; value: The American Galatea, by J. H. Montgomery.; value: The great American bitch, by D. B. Schmidt.; value: Emily Brontë in the hands of male critics, by C. Ohmann.; value: "Featureless freedom" or ironic submission: Dorothy Richardson and May Sinclair, by S. Kaplan.; value: Women in children's literature, by A. P. Nilsen.; value: The job market for women: a department chairman's view, by G. Gleason.; value: Response to Mr. Gleason, by M. A. Ferguson.; value: University women and the law, by S. P. Fuentes.; value: Twelfthmonth, or what you get, by A. L. Hopwood.