Faculty Profile: Leila Rupp Sees Self as 'Women's Historian' and Feminist
Title
Faculty Profile: Leila Rupp Sees Self as 'Women's Historian' and Feminist
Description
Article in the Lantern about Leila Rupp, History and Women's Studies professor. Includes Rupp's definition of feminism and thoughts about the "wave" framework. Rupp also discusses the ERA and identity politics, stating that the ERA wasn't radical when it was proposed in 1923, despite contemporary understandings of it.
Date Created
1979/10/11
Creator
Carolyn Malec
Publisher
Ohio State Lantern
Subject
Academics and Activism
Format
PDF
Contributor
Lynaya Elliott
Date Accepted
2016/06/01
Original Format
Newsprint
Location
University Libraries Digital Archives http://digital.olivesoftware.com/Olive/APA/Ohio/SharedView.Article.aspx?href=OHI%2F1979%2F10%2F11&id=Ar00400&sk=A984DE55&viewMode=image
Citation
Carolyn Malec, “Faculty Profile: Leila Rupp Sees Self as 'Women's Historian' and Feminist,” Reclaiming Our Histories, accessed May 12, 2024, https://reclaimingourhistories.org/items/show/288.