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539 projects. Showing results 521 through 539.

We Eat

A Student-Centered Cookbook

weekly reflections, lauren

cataloging stories, questions, & dreams regarding place

Wendy's Peter Pan Test Project

A project for demo and intro workshops

Western Humanities, from 1400

Catherine Keohane

What's the Art in Artificial Intelligence?

A Workbook in Ethics and Aesthetics in Machine Learning for Image-Generation Focused on Black and Indigenous Artists Who Work with AI

When We Had Cancer

Who Built America? (Sample Chapter)

Working People and the Nation’s History

A sepia-toned photo portrait of a college-aged Mary Roberts Coolidge (maiden name Smith). Her dress has a high neck and her hair is in a small and high bun on her head. She is wearing small, thin, and round glasses.

Why Women Are So

Mary Roberts Coolidge

William Shakespeare's The Tempest

Winona : A tale of Negro life in the South and Southwest

Pauline E. Hopkins
Juliette Adam, Mes premières armes littéraires et politiques, Paris, A. Lemerre, 1904

A Woman's Philosophy of Woman;

Or, Woman Affranchised

Madame d' Héricourt
a sepia-toned photographed portrait of Charlotte Perkins Gilman. She is wearing a dress with puffy shoulder fabric and a white collar. Her hair is dark and pulled back in a low bun. She is turned all the way to the right, so you only see her side profile. Photo Credit: Barry and Marble, San Francisco, 1895 from commons.wikimedia.org

Women and Economics

A Study of the Economic Relation Between Men and Women as a Factor in Social Evolution

Charlotte Perkins Gilman
Portrait of Matilda Joslyn Gage, ca. 1871. Schlesinger Library on the History of Women in America

Women, Church, and State

The Original Exposé of Male Collaboration Against the Female Sex

Matilda Joslyn Gage

Women's Activism in South Texas

Contributors: TAMU-CC HIST 4337 Students

A illustrated silhouette of a feminine person's side profile with their hand on their chin to indicate deep thought. Illustrator Credits: Chen from Pixabay.

Women's Political and Social Thought

An Anthology

Hilda Smith, Berenice A. Carroll

Woven Knowledge

The Quilted Experiences of Cohort XX

Writing for Strategic Communication Industries

Writing the World

TLH 2022 Project

Shawna Mary Brandle, Katherine Culkin, Dino Sossi, et al.
a sepia-toned photographed portrait of Charlotte Perkins Gilman. She is wearing a dress with puffy shoulder fabric and a white collar. Her hair is dark and pulled back in a low bun. She is turned all the way to the right, so you only see her side profile. Photo Credit: Barry and Marble, San Francisco, 1895 from commons.wikimedia.org

The Yellow Wallpaper

and "Why I Wrote the Yellow Wallpaper"

Charlotte Perkins Gilman