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Contents:

	1. The first question one might ask (p. 3)
	2. Keith Laumer's picture of the Rule of Women (p. 4)
	3. Nelson Bond's "The Priestess Who Rebelled" (p. 5)
	4. The defeat of the rebellious women (p. 6)
	5. Bruce McAllister's "Ecce Femina!" is (p. 6)
	6. If the author of "Ecce Femina!" (p. 7)
	7. I think it is clear by now (p. 9)
	8. In the fictional world (p. 9)
	9. In "The Veiled Feminists of Atlantis" (p. 10)
	10. Thomas Berger's Regiment of Women (p. 10)
	11. One of the few attempts to write thoughtfully about the Sex War (p. 11)
	12. When women fight me (p. 12)
	13. Not all SF concerned with role-reversals (p. 13)
	Notes (p. 14)
	Résumé (p. 15)

Reprint: Russ, Joanna. To Write Like a Woman: Essays in Feminism and Science Fiction. Bloomington 1995. - Bibliographic Entry: Info

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