Working it out : 23 women writers, artists, scientists, and schol ars talk about their lives and work - Ruddick, Sara, 1935-; Daniels, Pamela, 1937- (New York : Pantheon Books, 1977)
Hamod, K. K. Finding new forms.--Lyndon, A. A. Juxtapositions.--Rort y, A. Dependency, individuality, and work.--Daniels, P. Birth of the am ateur.--Stimpson, C. R. On work.--Keller, E. F. The anomaly of a woman in physics.--Walker, A. In search of our mother's gardens.--Stevens, M. Work and my working class father.--Green, J. Scenes.--Ruddick, S. A wo rk of one's own--Michener, D. G. Catching the sun.--Valian, V. Learning to work.--Yu, C. Y. Notes from an extra in the American moving picture show.--Lasoff, A. Writing in the real world.--Young, M. Contradictions .--Thornton, N. Plain truth.--Weisstein, N. "How can a little girl like you teach a great big class of men?" the chairman said, and other adve ntures of a woman in science.--Sears, C. What counts as work?--Mengel, N. V. Coming of age the long way around.--Schapiro, M. Notes from a con versation on art, feminism, and work.--Gilbert, C. The sacred fire.--Ol sen, T. One out of twelve: women who are writers in our century.
Includes bibliographical references.
Keywords: Women artists -- Biography; Women authors -- Biography; Women scientists -- Biography; Women college teachers -- Biography