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Diane Weiss '80 Memorial Lectures

Date Title Speaker
2011 The Queer Art of Failure J. Jack Halberstam
2010 Four Lives - Feminism, Nationalism and Communism in India Ania Loomba
2009 Ending 'Jane Crow': How Women's Workplace Activism in the 1970's Changed the Country Nancy MacLean
2008 Feminism: Why Now More Than Ever? Chris Cuomo
2007 The Harmonious Play of Sexuate Freedom: Kantian Beings to the Legacy of Critical Theory Drucilla Cornell
2006 Between the Boudoir & the Global Market: Shen Shou (1874-1921), Embroidery, and Modernity in East Asia Dorothy Ko
2005 Theorizing Agency, with Particular Attention to Gender Relations Sherry B. Ortner
2004 Bollywood/Hollywood: Queer Representation and the Perils of Translation Gayatri Gopinath
2003 The Politics of Literary Reputation Joan D. Hendrick
2002 Are All Human Beings by Nature Bisexual Elisabeth Young-Bruehl
2001 Inhuman Forces. Pleasure and Power in Feminist Theory Elizabeth Grosz
2000 The Logic of Difference: Race, Gender and 19th Century American Medicine Evelynn M. Hammonds
1999 Nostalgia of the New Wave: Structure in Wong Kar-Wai's Happy Together Rey Chow
1997 The Indian Woman, the Flower Girl, and the Jew: Photojournalism in Turn-of-the-Century London Judith R. Walkowitz
1996 Romancing the Stone: The Sexual Politics of Idealization Barbara Johnson
1995 Do Sex Hormones Really Exist? Anne Fausto-Sterling
1994 Rethinking Access and Social Change: Feminism and the Law Michelle Fine
1993 Soul Murder and Slavery Nell Irvin Painter
1992 Eleanor Roosevelt: Women and Power Blanche Wiesen Cook
1991 Bath Time: French Representation of the Bathe in the Latter 19th Century Linda Nochlin
1990 How Did Feminist Theory Get This Way? Catherine R. Stimpson