Register of the Joan Kennedy Taylor papers

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Title: Joan Kennedy Taylor papers
Date (inclusive): 1955-2004
Collection Number: 2007C7
Contributing Institution: Hoover Institution Library and Archives
Language of Material: English
Physical Description: 28 manuscript boxes, 1 oversize boxes (11.0 Linear Feet)
Abstract: The collection documents the professional career of Joan Kennedy Taylor and includes her writings, and activities within the field of libertarian feminism. The collection contains numerous issues of newsletters, bulletins and magazines. It also includes various articles, monographs, and literary reviews done by Kennedy Taylor as well as the writings of other individuals on topics such as Ayn Rand, libertariansim, objectivism, pornography, and psychology. Additionally housed within the collection are audio tapes, transcripts of radio broadcasts, conference materials, research materials, and courses taught by Joan Kennedy Taylor including her various speaking engagements.
Creator: Taylor, Joan Kennedy
Physical Location: Hoover Institution Library & Archives

Access

The collection is open for research; materials must be requested in advance via our reservation system. If there are audiovisual or digital media material in the collection, they must be reformatted before providing access.

Use

For copyright status, please contact the Hoover Institution Library & Archives.

Acquisition Information

Acquired by the Hoover Institution Library & Archives in 2007.

Preferred Citation

[Identification of item], Joan Kennedy Taylor papers, [Box no., Folder no. or title], Hoover Institution Library & Archives.

Biographical Note

Joan Kennedy Taylor was born in Manhattan on December 21st, 1926 to Joseph Deems Taylor and Mary Kennedy. Her father was a well-known composer and radio personality and her mother was an actress and a poet. After her parents divorced, Joan attended a number of schools in various parts of the world. She received her higher education at Barnard College where she met her husband, Donald Cook, who was a psychology student at neighboring Columbia University. The couple was engaged in 1947 and married a year after. In January of 1950 they welcomed their only son, Michael Cook. The marriage did not last and in 1953, Cook and Kennedy Taylor were divorced.
Shortly after the marriage ended she started working at Alfred A. Knopf in the publicity department and became closely entangled with the literary world. It was there that Kennedy Taylor was first introduced to Ayn Rand through the advance copy of Atlas Shrugged. Her fascination with the novel led her to write a fan letter to Rand sparking a life-long friendship.
In 1958 Joan Kennedy Taylor enrolled as one of the first students of the Nathaniel Branden Institute where she took a course on 'Basic Principles of Objectivism.' It is there that her friendship with David Dawson, a writer, turned into a romance. The two married later that year and remained married for over twenty years until Dawson's death in 1979. By the mid 1960's, amidst the 1964 presidential campaign, Kennedy Taylor became more interested in politics. It was also around this time that she helped found the Young Republicans Club in New York and served as the editor of the group's newsletter. She was also responsible for transforming the newsletter into a libertarian magazine, Persuasion. Additionally, she worked alongside Roy A. Child, Jr., as an associate editor of The Libertarian Review. In the 1980s, Kennedy Taylor continued her writing career as the publication director at the Manhattan Institute where she was responsible for bringing to light the work of Charles Murray, a notable political scientist. While working at the institute she served as an editor of the Freeman magazine.
Kennedy Taylor's list of accomplishments is extensive especially when it comes to her involvement in libertarian feminism and writing for notable publications such as: The Wall Street Journal, Washington Times, Reason, Inquiry, Success, American Enterprise, Stanford Law & Policy Review, and the Journal of Information Ethics . She wrote numerous monographs and articles and was a commentator for a nationally syndicated radio show, Byline. In 1992 Joan Kennedy Taylor wrote her first book entitled, Reclaiming the Mainstream: Individualist Feminism Rediscovered, and followed it with her 1999 publication, What to Do When you Don't Want to Call the Cops: A Non-Adversarial Approach to Sexual Harassment. Joan Kennedy Taylor died on October 29th, 2005.

Scope and Content of Collection

The collection documents the professional career of Joan Kennedy Taylor and includes her writings, and activities within the field of libertarian feminism. The collection contains numerous issues of newsletters, bulletins and magazines. It also includes various articles, monographs, and literary reviews done by Kennedy Taylor as well as the writings of other individuals on topics such as Ayn Rand, libertariansim, objectivism, pornography, and psychology. Additionally housed within the collection are audio tapes, transcripts of radio broadcasts, conference materials, research materials, and courses taught by Joan Kennedy Taylor including her various speaking engagements.

Related Collection(s)

Roy A. Childs papers

Subjects and Indexing Terms

Audiotapes
Journalists
Libertarianism -- United States
Feminism -- United States

 

Byline Radio Show 1981-1988

Scope and Contents

Comprised of promotional materials, transcripts of broadcasts, and a 33 ½ rpm disc of the nationally syndicated radio show, Byline , of which Kennedy Taylor was a regular commentator. Please refer to the Sound Recordings series as some of the tapes in the series include Byline broadcast recordings.
box 1, folder 1

Articles 1984

box 1, folder 2

Correspondence 1983

box 1, folder 3

Promotional Campaign 1981

box 1, folder 4

Scripts 1986-1988

 

Individual Files 1967-1997

Scope and Contents

Composed of files on various individuals with whom Joan Kennedy Taylor had a professional and personal relationship. The files are mainly composed of documents on Martin and Annelise Anderson, Camille Castorina, Roy A. Childs Jr., and Victor Niederhoffer.
box 1, folder 5

Anderson, Martin and Annelise 1967-1993

box 1, folder 6

Castorina, Camille 1983-1997

box 1, folder 7

Childs, Roy A. Jr. (Biographical File) 1969-1992

box 1, folder 8

Childs, Roy A. Jr. 1993-1995

box 2, folder 1

Childs, Roy A. Jr. (Estate) 1992-1993

box 2, folder 2

Niederhoffer, Victor (Junto) 1991-1997

 

Printed Materials 1955-2004

Scope and Contents

Composed of copies of newsletters, bulletins, and journals to which Joan Kennedy Taylor had subscribed to, or for which she had written articles and reviews. Some of the newsletters and bulletins in this series include: AAPS, Association of Libertarian Feminists, Berkshire Women's Libertarian Newsletter, The Freeman, Frontlines, Inquiry, ISIL: Freedom Network News, Law and Liberty, Libertarian Review, Persuasion, Reason, Success, Women's Choice, and The Women's Freedom Newsletter .
box 2, folder 3

AAPS (Association of American Physicians and Surgeons) News 1991-1994

box 2, folder 4

AAPS Pamphlets 1990-1993

box 2, folder 5

Association of Libertarian Feminists 1989-1996

box 2, folder 6

Association of Libertarian Feminists 1997-2001

box 2, folder 7

Berkshire Women's Libertarian Newsletter 1972-1973

box 3, folder 1

Foundations of Liberty circa 1990

box 3, folder 2

Free Inquiry 2001-2002

box 3, folder 3

Free Market 1983

box 3, folder 4

Free Press Network 1984-1990

box 3, folder 5

Free Texas 1981

box 3, folder 6

The Freeman 1956-1973

box 3, folder 7

The Freeman 1978-1985

box 3, folder 8

Frontlines 1981-1982

box 3, folder 9

Ideas on Liberty 1955

box 3, folder 10

Inquiry 1982-1984

box 4, folder 1

Interdisciplinary Journal - Legal Studies Forum 1985-1986

box 4, folder 2

Interdisciplinary Journal - Legal Studies Forum 1987-1988

box 4, folder 3

Interdisciplinary Journal - Legal Studies Forum 1988-1989

box 4, folder 4

International Society for Individual Liberty - Freedom Network News 1986, 1987

box 4, folder 5

International Society for Individual Liberty - Pamphlets 1988-2000

box 4, folder 6

Journal of Interdisciplinary Legal Studies - Alsa Forum 1982

box 5, folder 1

Journal of Interdisciplinary Legal Studies - Alsa Forum 1982

box 5, folder 2

Law and Liberty 1979-1981

box 5, folder 3

Libertarian International Chronicle 1981-1982

box 5, folder 4

Libertarian International Free World 1981-1982

box 5, folder 5

Libertarian International Free World Chronicle 1982-1984

box 5, folder 6

Libertarian International Free World Chronicle 1984-1986

box 5, folder 7

Libertarian Law Notes 1978-1980

box 5, folder 8-9

Libertarian Review 1977-1978

box 6, folder 1-3

Libertarian Review 1979-1981

box 6, folder 4

Liberty March - November, 1998

box 6, folder 5

Liberty January - June, 1999

box 7, folder 1

Liberty July - December, 1999

box 7, folder 2-9

Liberty - Massachusetts 1975-1982

box 7, folder 10

Liberty - Massachusetts circa 1984

box 7, folder 11

Manhattan Report 1983

box 7, folder 12

The Objectivist Forum 1980-1981

box 7, folder 13

Persuasion 1964

box 8, folder 1

Persuasion 1965

box 8, folder 2

Persuasion 1966

box 8, folder 3

Persuasion January - June, 1967

box 8, folder 4

Persuasion July - December, 1967

box 8, folder 5

Persuasion January - May, 1968

box 29, folder 1

Persuasion (Original Printing) 1964

box 29, folder 2

Persuasion (Original Printing) 1965

box 29, folder 3

Persuasion (Original Printing) 1966

box 9, folder 1

Rational Individualist December, 1968 - December, 1969

box 9, folder 2

Reason 1969,

box 9, folder 3

Woman's Choice 1978-1980

box 9, folder 4

Woman's Choice - Administrative 1978-1980

box 9, folder 5

Women's Freedom Network Newsletter 1994-1999

box 9, folder 6

Women's Freedom Network Newsletter 2000-2004

box 9, folder 7

§7201 Report 1983-1985

box 10, folder 1-2

Various Libertarian Newsletter 1970-2000

 

Research Files 1967-2000

Scope and Contents

Comprised of research materials reflecting the interests and professional focus of the creator. Materials in the section pertain to abortion, child welfare, feminism, healthcare, housing, objectivism, pornography, race, workfare, and women's right issues, domestic and abroad.
box 10, folder 3

Abortion 1990-1993

box 10, folder 4

Abortion and Sterilization Decisions circa 1970

box 10, folder 5

Articles and Reprints 1977-1982

box 10, folder 6

Articles and Reprints 1979-1999

box 10, folder 7

Classics 1970-1997

box 11, folder 1

Classics 1989-1993

box 11, folder 2

CommLaw Conspectus Article - Workplace Sexual Harassment 1996

box 11, folder 3

Copeland - Medicare 1991-1998

box 11, folder 4

Copeland - Medicare (Health Care Fight - Correspondence) 1990-1994

box 11, folder 5

Feminism 1991-1997

box 11, folder 6

Feminism and Women 1978-1993

box 12, folder 1-2

Free Country Project 1991

box 12, folder 3

Housing, zoning, land-use, horror stories 1976-1995

box 12, folder 4

Innovative Inner Cities 1987-1991

box 12, folder 5

Leo House 1998

box 12, folder 6

Libertarian Organization 1979-1993

box 12, folder 7

Libertarian Organization 1967-1981

box 13, folder 1

Libertarian Organization 1967-1981

box 13, folder 2

Objectivists 1991-1998

box 13, folder 3

Papers and Clippings circa 1987

box 13, folder 4

Race 1977-1995

box 13, folder 5-6

Schwartz, Gene 1990-1998

box 13, folder 7

William F. Weld 1992

box 13, folder 8

Women Abroad 1997-1998

box 13, folder 9

Women and Military 1981-2000

box 14, folder 1

Workfare 1995-1999

 

Speaking Engagements and Courses 1974-2002

Scope and Contents

Comprised of conferences and various speaking engagements attended by Joan Kennedy Taylor. Some of the conferences includes: Advancing Liberty Conference, Cato Seminar, Free Inquiry Conference, Hoover Institution Conference on National Service, Libertarian Party Convention, Liberty and the Land Ethics Conference, New Country Conference, New School Panel, Salt Lake City Convention, Symposium of Secularism, WNBA Panel. The series also includes materials from a course taught by Joan Kennedy Taylor at the New School entitled, "Women and the Law."
box 14, folder 2

Annual National Libertarian Party Convention, 6th July 14-17, 1977

box 14, folder 3

Association of American Physicians and Surgeons Conference October 8, 1993

box 14, folder 4

Cato Institute's Summer Seminars in Political Economy July 4-11, 1981

box 14, folder 5

The Eris Society Conference August 5-9, 1992

box 14, folder 6

Foundation for Economic Education, Convention May 3-5, 2002

box 14, folder 7

Free Inquiry Conference May 1990

box 14, folder 8

Free Inquiry on Secularism Symposium Summer, 1992

box 14, folder 9

Hoover Institution Conference on National Service September 8-9, 1989

box 14, folder 10-11

The Hoover-Rochester Conference on the All-Volunteer Force December 13-14, 1979

box 14, folder 12

Independent Women's Forum - Managing the Media February 22, 1996

box 15, folder 1

Libertarian International, "20th Anniversary of the Movement," August 30th, 1989

box 15, folder 2

Libertarian International World Convention August 24-29, 1982

box 15, folder 3

Libertarian International World Convention, 1st August 14-19, 1983

box 15, folder 4

Libertarian International World Convention, 2nd August 13-19, 1984

box 15, folder 5

Libertarian International World Convention, 3rd August 21-27, 1986

box 15, folder 6

Libertarian Lawyers Conference September 6-7, 1979

box 15, folder 7

Libertarian National Convention and Political Expo September 2-5, 1993

box 15, folder 8

Libertarian Party Convention 1979

box 15, folder 9

Libertarian Party Convention, California August 15-17, 1980

box 15, folder 10

Libertarian Party Convention, Massachusetts April 1, 1978

box 15, folder 11

Libertarian Party Convention, New York May 29-31, 1981

box 15, folder 12

Libertarian Party Platform 1974-1981

box 15, folder 13

Libertarian Party Platform 1979-1980

box 15, folder 14

Libertarian Party Tenth Anniversary Convention, Colorado August 26-30, 1981

box 15, folder 15

National Women's Party 1981-1984

box 16, folder 1

New Country Foundation Conference July 15, 1995

box 16, folder 2

New Directions in Environmental Policy Conference - John Baden 1987

box 16, folder 3

New School Panel September, 1993

box 16, folder 4

Rand and Libertarianism 1997

box 16, folder 5

Reclaiming the Mainstream 1992

box 16, folder 6

Reclaiming the Mainstream Talks - book pub 1993

box 16, folder 7

Visions of Liberty Series 1992

box 16, folder 8

Williams College circa 1986

box 16, folder 9

Women's Freedom Network Conference October 12-13, 1996

 

Women and Law Course 1997

Scope and Contents

Lesson plans and materials from a course taught by Joan Kennedy Taylor at the New School entitled, "Women and the Law."
box 16, folder 10

Women and the Law - 19th Century Era (week 1) circa 1997

box 16, folder 11

Women and the Law - Equality v. difference, theoretical arguments (week 2) circa 1997

box 16, folder 12

Women and the Law - Pregnancy Debate, (week 3) circa 1997

box 16, folder 13

Women and the Law - Sexual Harassment, (week 4 and 5) circa 1997

box 17, folder 1

Women and the Law - Pornography, (week 6 and 7) circa 1997

box 17, folder 2

Women and the Law - Prostitution, (week 8) circa 1997

box 17, folder 3

Women and the Law - Rape, (week 9 and 10) circa 1997

box 17, folder 4

Women and the Law - Birth Control and Abortion, (week 11) circa 1997

box 17, folder 5

Women and the Law - Abortion (week 12 and 13) circa 1997

box 17, folder 6

Women and the Law - General Info circa 1997

box 17, folder 7

Women's National Book Association - "Books that Changed Lives," 1994

box 17, folder 8

Women's National Book Association - Panel 1991

box 17, folder 9

Women's Studies Program October 3, 1992

 

Writing and Publishing file 1961-2001

Scope and Contents

Composed of articles, essays, monographs, and reviews written and edited by Kennedy Taylor. Some of the writings in this section include those of other authors, mainly Nathaniel Branden, Roy A. Childs, Charles Murray and Elizabeth Roderz. Series also includes files documenting Kennedy Taylor's work in the publishing world.
 

Publishing Work file 1980-2000

Scope and Contents

Composed of documents pertaining to Joan Kennedy Taylor's work in the publishing world. Includes book catalogues, correspondence, publicity work files, and copies of manuscripts that Kennedy Taylor was asked to review.
box 17, folder 10

After Apartheid 1986-1988

box 18, folder 1

After Apartheid 1986-1988

box 18, folder 2

After Apartheid - Laissez Fair Books ad circa 1980

box 18, folder 3

Ann Stone 1993

box 18, folder 4

"The Bell Curve" 1994

box 18, folder 5

Beverly Pabst - Heaton Hall 1988

box 18, folder 6

The Book Business 1986-1990

box 18, folder 7

Business Letters 1987

box 18, folder 8

Charles Murray 1984

box 18, folder 9

Charles Murray Promo 1983-1986

box 18, folder 10

Chassell, Bob 1990

box 18, folder 11

Correspondence - women's history 1981-1992

box 18, folder 12

Joe Le Blanc - letters and chapters 1989-1990

box 18, folder 13

Laissez Faire Books 1992-1998

box 19, folder 1-2

Listings and Catalogs 1993-1999

box 19, folder 3

McElroy and Smith 1998

box 19, folder 4

Proposals 1983-1984

box 19, folder 5

Randall Fitzgerald's Privatization Book 1987

box 20, folder 1-2

Sharon Presley 1999-2000

box 20, folder 3

Social Philosophy and Policy Center 1986

box 20, folder 4

Super Parents, Super Children 1987

box 20, folder 5-6

Women's National Book Association 1984-1991

box 20, folder 7

Work for Sean Konecky 1986

 

Writings by Joan kennedy Taylor 1961-2001

Scope and Contents

Comprised of articles, essays, manuscripts and monographs written by Joan Kennedy Taylor. Large portion of the series includes publication and book reviews written by Kennedy Taylor.
box 20, folder 8

"America's Struggle Against Poverty," review for Inquiry 1982

box 20, folder 9

Articles for Reasonon women's rights 1986-1988

box 20, folder 10

Articles for Tibor's book 1980

box 21, folder 1

"Ayn Rand View of the Concept of Feminism," 1996-1998

box 21, folder 2

"A Bulwark Against the State," 1986

box 21, folder 3

The Canterville Ghost 1976

box 21, folder 4

Civil Liberties and Civil Rights circa 1990

box 21, folder 5

Ed Clark, Position Papers - Feminism circa 1980

box 21, folder 6

Comment on Block's review of, "Feminism and Freedom," 1989

box 21, folder 7

Conservative Book Club 1987

box 21, folder 8

"Crusaders for Capitalism," 1987

box 21, folder 9

Die Zeit review 1994-1995

box 21, folder 10

Early Drafts of, The Wall Street Journal reviews 1985

box 21, folder 11

"The Entrepreneurial Alternative," 1984

box 21, folder 12

ERA articles 1977-1982

box 22, folder 1

"Erotica or Pornography?" Against the Wall circa 1980

box 22, folder 2

Feminists in the Sex Industry 1996-1998

box 22, folder 3

Free Inquiry Article on Feminism and Humanism 1990

box 22, folder 4

"From Adam Smith to the Wealth of America," 1985

box 22, folder 5

Frontlines piece on ERA 1980

box 22, folder 6

Government Gets Religious (includes uncut 1st draft - Worldwide Church of God) 1970

box 22, folder 7

"The Hostile Workplace," circa 1990

box 22, folder 8

"How I Became a Feminist," 1992

box 22, folder 9

Interview with June O'Neill, Manhattan Report 1984

box 22, folder 10

JKT - professional 1981-1996

box 22, folder 11

Liberty on Child Pornography Prevention Act 1996

box 22, folder 12

Libertarian Review, articles and reviews 1977-1979

box 22, folder 13

"Memories of Ayn Rand," written for Fragments but withdrawn 1984-1990

box 22, folder 14

Never published letter for New York City magazine 1992

box 22, folder 15

News Releases and Ads 1992

box 22, folder 16

Notebook circa 1980

box 22, folder 17

Notes for book with Jenny 1983

box 22, folder 18

On Abortion, Free Inquiry 1996

box 22, folder 19

Other Writings by JKT 1961-1992

box 23, folder 1

Other Writings by JKT 1977-1987

box 23, folder 2

"Protecting Minors from Free Speech," 1997

box 23, folder 3

Pornography Victims Compensation Act, article for the Authors Guild Bulletin 1992

box 23, folder 4

"Rational Compromise," circa 1970

box 23, folder 5

Reader's Digest Book 1986-1987

box 23, folder 6

Reclaiming the Mainstream,correspondence 1990-1992

box 23, folder 7

Reclaiming the Mainstream, old file (contract, early letters, notes) 1987-1992

box 23, folder 8

Reclaiming the Mainstream, reviews, listings, quotes 1991-1994

box 24, folder 1

Reclaiming the Mainstream, Notes, Etc. 1991-1992

box 24, folder 2

"Respecting Diversity," 1981

 

Reviews 1980-2000

Scope and Contents

Literary reviews of writings of various authors, done by Joan Kennedy Taylor.
box 24, folder 3

Reviews 1992-2000

box 24, folder 4

Review of Branden Communication tapes circa 1980

box 24, folder 5

Review of, "Defending Pornography: Free Speech, Sex and the Fight for Women's Rights," by Nadine Strosser 1995

box 24, folder 6

Review of, "An Eye for an Eye," 1993

box 24, folder 7

Review of, "A Feminist Defense of the Free Market," circa 1990

box 24, folder 8

Review of, "Fire with Fire," 1994

box 24, folder 9

Review of, "Free Enterprise Without Poverty," 1982

box 24, folder 10

Review of, "Honoring the Self," 1984

box 24, folder 11

Review of, "In Pursuit...," 1989

box 24, folder 12

Review of, "Judgment in Berlin," 1984

box 24, folder 13

Review of, "Judgment Day: My Years with Ayn Rand," 1989

box 24, folder 14

Review of, "A Lesser Life," 1981

box 24, folder 15

Review of, "Mindspell," 1983

box 24, folder 16

Review of, (never published) Gilder's "Men and Marriage," 1986

box 24, folder 17

Review of, "The Psychology of Individualism," 1985

box 24, folder 18

Review of, "Reason Versus Mysticism," 1997

box 24, folder 19

Review of, "Sex, Art, and American Culture," 1993

box 24, folder 20

Review of, "The State Against Blacks," 1982

box 24, folder 21

Review of, "Strange Justice," 1995

box 24, folder 22

Review of, "Taking Responsibility," by Nathaniel Brandon 1996

box 24, folder 23

Review of, "A Tale of the Wind: A novel of nineteenth century France," 1996

box 24, folder 24

Review of, "The Truants: Adventures Among the Intellectuals," circa 1982

box 24, folder 25

Review of, "Victims of Memory," 1994

box 24, folder 26

Review of, "Why are They Lying to Our Children," 1985

box 25, folder 1

Review of, "The Woman Behind the Welfare State," 1984

box 25, folder 2

Response to Sheaffer, Free Inquiry 1994-1995

box 25, folder 3

Rutherford, "Why I am a Feminist," 1993

box 25, folder 4

Sexual Harassment 1992-1996

box 25, folder 5

Sexual Harassment 1996-1997

box 25, folder 6

Sexual Harassment Book meterial, pending 1997-2000

box 25, folder 7

Sexual Harassment for Inquiry 1984

box 25, folder 8

Sexual Harassment, Paperback 2001

box 25, folder 9

"We the People," open piece for Bill 1985

box 25, folder 10

"The Welfare Mystique," Inquiry 1982

 

Writing by Others 1977-2000

Scope and Contents

Composed of articles, essays, manuscripts, monographs, and reviews by various personal and professional associates of Kennedy Taylor. Series also includes student manuscripts from a fiction essay writing contest sponsored by Institute of Humane Studies, which Joan Kennedy Taylor was the judge of.
box 26, folder 1

Roy A. Childs Jr. 1983-1992

box 27, folder 2

Roy A. Childs Jr. 1983

box 26, folder 3

"Developmental Psychology Today," circa 1990

box 26, folder 4

Full Context Interview 1993

box 26, folder 5

Institute of Humane Studies, Fiction Essay Contest Judges 1994

box 26, folder 6

Emilia Nordtvedt 1977

box 26, folder 7

"The Passion of Ayn Rand," 1986

box 26, folder 8

People I Know 1980-1998

box 27, folder 1

People I Know 1981-1985

box 27, folder 2

Rand Obituary 1982

box 27, folder 3

"Never Was," by Elizabeth Roderz circa 2000

box 27, folder 4

Christina Sommers 1990

box 27, folder 5

"Defending Pornography," by Nadine Strosser 1992

 

Sound Recordings 1959-1999

Scope and Contents

Composed of sound cassettes with recordings from various interviews, courses, conferences, and conventions attended by Joan Kennedy Taylor. Some of the tapes bear the same titles as articles and monographs that were written by Joan Kennedy Taylor. Series also includes Byline broadcast recordings. The tapes in the series are both compact and micro cassettes.
box 28, folder 1

Ayn Rand (Original) February 7 - April 16, 1959

box 28, folder 2

Ayn Rand (Copy) February 7 - April 14, 1959

box 28, folder 3

Byline (weeks 51 and 52) December 12-23, 1983

box 28, folder 4

Camille Paglia September 27, 1997

box 28, folder 5

Charles Murray circa 1980

box 28, folder 6

Charles Murray Interview circa 1980

box 28, folder 7

Charles Murray Tape circa 1980

box 28, folder 8

Charles Murray, In Pursuit, (Cato Summer Seminar) 1987

box 28, folder 9

Charles Murray, "The Pursuit of Happiness," (Cato's Third Annual Pulic Policy Day) 1986

box 28, folder 10

Free Inquiry 1990 Conference (Session 4 tape 1 Side A - Feminism, African American) 1997

box 28, folder 11

Free Inquiry 1990 Conference (Session 4 tape 2 Side A - Feminism, African American) 1990

box 28, folder 12

Free Inquiry 1990 Conference (Session 7 tape 1 Side A - Humanism, Libertarianism, Altruism) 1990

box 28, folder 13

Free Inquiry 1990 Conference (Session 7 tape 2 Side A - Humanism, Libertarianism, Altruism) 1990

box 28, folder 14

Free Inquiry 1990 Conference (Session 7 tape 3 Side A - Humanism, Libertarianism, Altruism) 1990

box 28, folder 15

Free Markets and Human Potential 1992

box 28, folder 16

"Give us the Tools," circa 1980

box 28, folder 17

"Guy Lebow at Large," August 13, 1992

box 28, folder 18

"The Influence of Ayn Rand," Barbara Branden April 22, 1999

box 28, folder 19

Interview with David Kelly circa 1990

box 28, folder 20

Interview with Lee Nason August 24, 1997

box 28, folder 21

Joan Kennedy Taylor, Dawn's Early Light III Speaker September 5, 1993

box 28, folder 22

Joan Kennedy Taylor, Kathleen Dunn, Libertarian Feminism April 29, 1994

box 28, folder 23

Joan Kennedy Taylor, Libertarian Feminism, New York Libertarian Party 1990

box 28, folder 24

Joan Kennedy Taylor at LPQC (side A only) October 18, 1997

box 28, folder 25

Joan Kennedy Taylor, "Porno. - Is Censorship the Answer?" October 25, 1986

box 28, folder 26

Joan Kennedy Taylor, Respecting Diversity New York Libertarian Convention 1981

box 28, folder 27

Joan Kennedy Taylpr on WBAT (LP Convention Interview) September 2, 1983

box 28, folder 28

Joan Kennedy Taylor, Women in the Free Society, Libertarian International, Stockholm 1986

box 28, folder 29

Libertarian Mind - JKT Boston March 31, 1979

box 28, folder 30

Libertarian Party Mass Talk - on getting libertarian ideas spread circa 1980

box 28, folder 31

"The New Law of Sexual Harassment: Everything you know is Wrong," circa 1980

box 28, folder 32

Reagan's First Six Months (Burt/ Taylor/ Richman/ Hospers/ Friedman) circa 1980

box 28, folder 33

Rita Risser May 18, 1998

box 28, folder 34

A Service of Remembrance for Bea Hessen December 23, 1989

box 28, folder 35

Suzanne Riggenbach May 17, 1998

box 28, folder 36

"What To Do About Sexual Harassment with out Calling Cops," May 18, 1996

box 28, folder 37

What You Can Do About Sexual Harassment In The Workplace When You Don't Want to Call The Cops circa 1990

box 28, folder 38

Women and Law (Week 3) September 17, 1998

box 28, folder 39

Women and Law (week 4) February 24, 1998

box 28, folder 40

Women and Law (Week 5) May 5, 1998

box 28, folder 41

Women and Law (week 6) March 10, 1998

box 28, folder 42

Women and Law March 14, 1998

box 28, folder 43

Women and Law March 24, 1998

box 28, folder 44

Women and Law March 31, 1998

box 28, folder 45

Women and Law (Abortion) April 23, 1998