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History of Feminism

BlueIris

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3. I am sad about this. I was just reading Adrienne Rich's newer works this month.

Reply to CreekDog (Original post)

Thu Mar 29, 2012, 01:39 PM

Mar 2012

Telephone Ringing in the Labyrinth and Tonight No Poetry Will Serve, which are both excellent.

Her writing (essays as well as poetry) changed my life. She will be missed.

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ADRIENNE RICH, 1929-2012 A Poet of Unswerving Vision, "Triply marginalized --woman, lesbian and Jew" [View all] CreekDog Mar 2012 OP

Thanks for posting that.... Violet_Crumble Mar 2012 #1

Thanks creekdog for posting this. boston bean Mar 2012 #2

she is fascinating isn't she? CreekDog Mar 2012 #5

I am sad about this. I was just reading Adrienne Rich's newer works this month. BlueIris Mar 2012 #3

Adrienne Rich dies at 82; feminist poet and essayist (LA Times obit) pinto Mar 2012 #4

To add to the mix, Ms. Toad Mar 2012 #6

i have gone from absolutely no information on this subject seabeyond Mar 2012 #7