How To Suppress Women's Writing / Joanna Russ - Revision history

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	''How To Suppress Women's Writing'' is an essay published by [[Joanna Russ]] in [[1983]], which she describes as "a sketch of an analytic tool: patterns in the suppression of women's writing" (prologue, p. 5).		[[IMAGE:Russ-Suppress.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|right]] '''''How To Suppress Women's Writing''''' is an essay published by [[Joanna Russ]] in [[1983]], which she describes as "a sketch of an analytic tool: patterns in the suppression of women's writing" (prologue, p. 5).

	It is a brilliant book, containing a mine of information and a wealth of insight into sexist tactics in literature, covering the vicious circle that operates from the prohibitions and material conditions that prevent women from writing, to the obstacles in publishing, the social conditions that meet authors who have published, and the impact on readers.		It is a brilliant book, containing a mine of information and a wealth of insight into sexist tactics in literature, covering the vicious circle that operates from the prohibitions and material conditions that prevent women from writing, to the obstacles in publishing, the social conditions that meet authors who have published, and the impact on readers.

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	[[Jeanne Gomoll]] wrote "An Open Letter to Joanna Russ" in [[1987]] in which she said about the dismissal of women's contribution to SF in the 70s:		[[Jeanne Gomoll]] wrote "[[An Open Letter to Joanna Russ]]" in [[1987]] in which she said about the dismissal of women's contribution to SF in the 70s:
	: I think I've just discovered another strategy to suppress women's writing (...) "They wrote it, but they were a fad."		: I think I've just discovered another strategy to suppress women's writing (...) "They wrote it, but they were a fad."

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	: I think I've just discovered another strategy to suppress women's writing (...) "They wrote it, but they were a fad."		: I think I've just discovered another strategy to suppress women's writing (...) "They wrote it, but they were a fad."

	The [http://www.geocities.com/Athens/8720/letter.htm letter] contains an eloquent attack a		The [http://www.geocities.com/Athens/8720/letter.htm letter] contains an eloquent attack against the men's forgetfulness about science fiction [[fandom]].
	~~1000~~
	~~gainst~~ the men's forgetfulness about science fiction [[fandom]].

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