In rereading the epilogue that I wrote for the first edition of Denmark and Paludi’sPsychology of Women, I found myself wanting very much to say again some of what I wrote over a decade ago. The theoretical and research literature on the psychology of women that continues to grow and enrich our discipline is a source of great pride.... [W]e have succeeded ... in making mainstream psychology sit up and take notice. We have raised cogent and sophisticated arguments in our critiques of traditional psychological assumptions, theories, questions, topics, and methods.... [Our] feminist agenda ... asks new questions, proposes new relationships among personal and social variables, focuses on women’s lives and experiences, is sensitive to the implications of our research for social policy and social change, and assumes that science is always done in a cultural/historical/political context. (Lott, 1993, p. 721) This new Handbook, like the first one, contributes significantly to the advancement o
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