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* [[Is Reading Feminist SF a Theory Building Activity?]] (#173, 10-1115am) | * [[Is Reading Feminist SF a Theory Building Activity?]] (#173, 10-1115am) | ||
* [[The Muse Is Never Monogamous]] (#195, 1-215pm) | * [[The Muse Is Never Monogamous]] (#195, 1-215pm) | ||
* [[Pushing the Envelope (WisCon 30 Panel)|Pushing the Envelope]] (#189, 1-215pm) | |||
* [[Science Fiction from the (so-called) Third World]] (#204, 230-345pm) | * [[Science Fiction from the (so-called) Third World]] (#204, 230-345pm) | ||
* [[Joanna Russ Interview with Chip Delany]] (#220, 4-515pm) | * [[Joanna Russ Interview with Chip Delany]] (#220, 4-515pm) | ||
Revision as of 19:44, 31 May 2006
Friday May 26
- Books You Bounce Off Of (#3, 10-1115am)
- Laádan vs Tlhingan Hol: Differential Diffusion of Created Languages (#15, 1-215pm)
- Dark Fantasy (#18, 1-215pm)
- Feminist Think Tanks
- Gender in Gaming (#59, 1015-1130pm)
Saturday May 27
- Wiki Workshop @ WisCon (unscheduled programming, 730-830am)
- Conveying the Post-Human in Humanist Terms (#89, 1-215pm)
- An Agent's Point of View (#90, 1-215pm)
- Myth of Class Mobility? (#91, 1-215pm)
- Food in SF/F (#92, 1-215pm)
- Autism, Asperger's, and Fandom (#93, 1-215pm)
- Jane Yolen as Editor (#95, 1-215pm)
- The Borderlands of Science (#96, 1-215pm)
- Science, Hard Science Fiction, and Women (#104, 230-345pm)
- Animal, Human, Alien (#106, 230-345pm)
- Feminist Fiction Is So Five Minutes ago (#107, 230-345pm)
- Literary History of Women in Science Fiction (#108, 230-345pm)
- Cultural Appropriation & Writing Fantasy Outside Western Tradition (#132, 9-1015pm)
- Who Wants a Revolution? Will a Reform Do? (#134, 9-1015pm)
- The Librarian Hero: Real and Imagined (#151, 1030-1145pm)
Sunday May 28
- Wiki Workshop @ WisCon (7:30am-8:30am in computer lab area)
- Cruise, Flirt, Pick-Up and Other Sexual-Social Strategies (#170, 10-1115am)
- All About the Benjamins (#171, 10-1115am)
- Is Reading Feminist SF a Theory Building Activity? (#173, 10-1115am)
- The Muse Is Never Monogamous (#195, 1-215pm)
- Pushing the Envelope (#189, 1-215pm)
- Science Fiction from the (so-called) Third World (#204, 230-345pm)
- Joanna Russ Interview with Chip Delany (#220, 4-515pm)
- Kate Wilhelm Guest of Honor Speech
- Jane Yolen Guest of Honor Speech
- Carl Brandon Society Awards Ceremony (2006)
- Tiptree Awards Ceremony (2006)
- Uncomfortable Politics in Feminist Writing (#242, 11:30pm-12:45am)
Monday May 29
- Wiki Workshop @ WisCon (7:30am-8:30am in computer lab area)
- Military Women: Past, Present, Future (#245, 830-945am)
- Finding the Queers: A GLBT Book Slam (#255, 10-1115am)