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In respose to Doug Foxvog (sp?) and his reminder that we need to answer the
question "what is feminist geography?":

I seem to recall at least one or two responses that went through giving a
citation or more that could be of help to any of us who really do desire to
know what "feminist geography" is supposed to be OR is.  Staring at the back
of the latest issue of Professional Geographer, I see that in the forthcoming
(volume 46, number 1, February, 1994) issue there will be an article authored
by seven prominent feminist geographers, the title of which is "Women in the
Field: Critical Feminist Methodologies and Theoretical Perspectives."  Perhaps
those authors might help alleviate concerns at this time by contributing to
this debated; or, alternatively, others who are interested might contact them
or await their article.  I know that I an amxious, now, to see what Heidi Nast,
Cindi Katz, Audrey Kobayashi, Kim England, Melissa Gilbert, Lynn Staeheli, and
Victoria Lawson have to say.
Regards,
James Eflin
00JCEFLIN@BSUVC.BSU.EDU