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'Professing Feminism' Is Updated to Respond to Critics; the Journal 'differences' Finds a New Press

By JENNIFER K. RUARK

LOW HOPES: Daphne Patai is pleased that her controversial criticisms of women's studies programs will soon get another hearing. But she doesn't expect scholars in the field to listen.

Lexington Books (an imprint of Rowman & Littlefield) will publish a new edition of Professing Feminism...

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