[Adrienne Rich and Mary Daly, 1979--readings] [videorecording] / The Woman's Building. [1979]

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[Adrienne Rich and Mary Daly, 1979--readings] [videorecording] / The Woman's Building. [1979]

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Videos document readings by poet Adrienne Rich and theologian Mary Daly at the Woman's Building, January 10, 1979. The two feminist writers are introduced by Maureen Denville, Eloise Healy, and Kirsten Grimstad.

3 videoreels of 3 : sd. ; 1/2 in. original.

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