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Doris Earnshaw papers, 1969-2004.
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Title:
Doris Earnshaw papers, 1969-2004Creator/Contributor:
Earnshaw, Doris, creator, creator.Abstract:
The collection includes biographical information, correspondence, a daybook, Earnshaw's dissertation notebook, a file on speaking
engagements, and some of Earnshaw's writings, including a movie review, a poem, and her essays, "How to Begin in Women's Liberation"
and "Silencing Redoubled."
Date:
1969 (issued)Subject:
n-us-caEarnshaw, Doris -- Archives
Women's Studies Program (Berkeley, Calif.) -- History
University of California, Berkeley. -- Comparative Literature Women's Caucus.
Women's studies -- California -- Berkeley
Women's studies -- California -- Berkeley -- History
Women's studies -- Study and teaching -- California -- Berkeley
Women's studies -- United States -- History
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Part of: Berkeley Women's Studies Movement Archive.
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Doris Earnshaw papers, BANC MSS 2018/273, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley.
In English.
Doris Earnshaw was born in Toronto in 1925 and moved to East Orange, N.J. with her family as a teenager. She graduated from
Middlebury College in 1946, majoring in languages and political science. Earnshaw received her Ph.D. at the University of
California, Berkeley in 1981 and helped create the Women's Studies Program there. Earnshaw taught at University of California
campuses at Berkeley, Irvine, and Davis. When she retired in 1993, she started Alta Vista Press, and published a book series,
"Women Speak." Earnshaw died in 2018 in Santa Cruz.
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English
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CaliforniaCopyright Note:
COLLECTION STORED OFF-SITE: Advance notice required for use.