Websters' First New Intergalactic Wickedary of the English Language

by Mary Daly

Paperback, 1994

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Available

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Publication

HarperCollins (1994), Edition: Reprint, 310 pages

Description

A bold and rollicking new dictionary spinning off from the work of radical feminism's most creative wordweaver, identified as the first and still the most challenging of contemporary philosophers.--Robin Morgan, Ms. Magazine. 30 illustrations.

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½ (23 ratings; 3.7)

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LibraryThing member tole_lege

Again, a book that was a force in its time. Not as useful as Amazons, Bluestockings and Crones, but still of interest to those studying feminism or linguistic theory.