Women's Caucus of the Modern Languages
Variant namesThe Woman's Caucus for the Modern Languages began as a division of the Modern Language Association (MLA) in 1970. Caucus membership consists of women scholars, mostly in the liberal arts and sciences from all over the world.
From the description of Women's Caucus of the Modern Languages Association records 1970-1993. (DePaul University). WorldCat record id: 33262294
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| creatorOf | Women's Caucus of the Modern Languages. Women's Caucus of the Modern Languages Association records 1970-1993. | DePaul University Library |
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