
Cheris Kramarae
Also known as
C. KramaraeCheris KramerCheris Rae Kramer
Cheris Kramarae is a scholar in the area of women's studies and communication, with her research primarily focusing on gender, language and communication, technology, and education. She is mostly known for her contributions to muted group theory, as well as A Feminist Dictionary, in which she was a co-author. [source](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cheris_Kramarae)
Born 1938-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF41868690
- Open LibraryOL1296648A
Top Subjects
- Feminism (4)
- Reference (2)
- Social Science / Women's Studies (2)
- General (2)
- Women (2)
- Sexism in language (1)
- Language and languages -- Sex differences (1)
Books by Cheris Kramarae
Total count: 16
Women and men speakingframeworks for analysisNewbury House Publishers1981-01-01
A feminist dictionaryPandora Press1985-01-01-
Technology and Women's VoicesKeeping in TouchRoutledge1988-01-01
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A FEMINIST DICTIONARYUniversity of Illinois Press1991-04-01
Amazons, Bluestockings and CronesA Feminist DictionaryPandora Pr1992-10-01
A FEMINIST DICTIONARYUniversity of Illinois Press1996-09-01
Routledge International Encyclopedia of WomenGlobal Women's Issues and KnowledgeRoutledge2000-12-27-
Routledge International Encyclopedia of Women Vol. 1Global Women's Issues and KnowledgeTaylor & Francis Group2001-01-01
The third shiftwomen learning onlineAmerican Association of University Women Educational Foundation2001-01-01
The Radical Women's Press of the 1850'sWomen's Source Library (Women's Source Library, V. 2)Routledge2001-12-01
The Revolution in WordsWomen's Source Library (Women's Source Library, V. 4)Routledge2001-12-01-
Routledge International Encyclopedia of WomenGlobal Women's Issues and KnowledgeRoutledge2003-01-01
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Routledge International Encyclopedia of WomenGlobal Women's Issues and KnowledgeTaylor & Francis Group2004-01-01
Luteliqi guo ji fu nü bai ke quan shujing xuan benDi 1 banHigher Education Press; 1 (July 1. 2007)2007-01-01-
Revolution in WordsTaylor & Francis Group2010-01-01
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Handbook for Achieving Gender Equity Through EducationRoutledge2014-01-01