Abu-Lughod, L.
(1988) `Fieldwork of a "Dutiful" Daughter', in S. Altorki and F. El-Solh (eds) Arab Women in the Field. New York: Syracuse University Press.
2.
Abu-Lughod, L.
(1993) Writing Women's Worlds: Bedouin Stories. Berkeley: University of California Press.
3.
Altorki, S.
and El-Solh, F. eds (1988) Arab Women in the Field. New York: Syracuse University Press.
4.
Bhavnani, K.
(1993) `Tracing the Contours: Feminist Research and Feminist Objectivity', Women's Studies International Forum16(2): 95-104.
5.
Bolak, H.C.
(1996) `Studying One's Own in the Middle East: Negotiating Gender and Self-Other Dynamics in the Field', Qualitative Sociology19(1), forthcoming.
6.
Chodorow, N.
(1989) `Seventies Questions for Thirties Women: Gender and Generation in a Study of Early Women Psychoanalysts', in N. Chodorow, Feminism and Psychoanalysis. New Haven: Yale University Press.
7.
Crawford, M.
(1989) `Agreeing to Differ: Feminist Epistemologies and Women's Ways of Knowing', in M. Crawford and M. Gentry (eds) Gender and Thought: Psychological Perspectives. New York: Springer.
8.
Daniels, A.K.
(1983) `Self-deception and Self-discovery in Fieldwork', Qualitative Sociology6(3): 195-214.
9.
Fine, M.
(1989) `Coping with Rape: Perspectives on Consciousness', in R. Unger (ed.) Representations: Social Constructions of Gender. Amityville, NY: Baywood.
10.
Fine, M.
and Gordon, S.M. (1989) `Feminist Transformations of/despite Psychology', in M. Crawford and M. Gentry (eds) Gender and Thought: Psychological Perspectives. New York: Springer.
11.
Haraway, D.
(1988) `Situated Knowledges: The Science Question in Feminism and the Privilege of Partial Perspective', Feminist Studies14(3): 575-599.
12.
Joseph, S.
(1988) `Feminization, Familism, Self and Politics', in S. Altorki and F. El-Solh (eds) Arab Women in the Field. New York: Syracuse University Press.
13.
Krieger, S.
(1985) `Beyond "Subjectivity": The Use of the Self in Social Science', Qualitative Sociology8(4): 309-324.
14.
Lykes, B.
(1989) `Dialogue with Guatemalan Indian Women: Critical Perspectives on Constructing Collaborative Research', in R. Unger (ed.) Representations: Social Constructions of Gender. Amityville, NY: Baywood.
15.
Ong, A.
(1988) `Colonialism and Modernity: Feminist Re-presentations of Women in Non-Western Societies', Inscriptions3/4: 79-93.
16.
Parlee, M.B.
(1979) `Psychology and Women', Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society5(1): 521-533.
17.
Pepitone, A.
and Triandis, H.C. (1987) `On the Universality of Psychological Theories', Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology18: 471-498.
18.
Prince, J.
and Hartnett, O. (1993) `From "Psychology Constructs the Female" to "Females Construct Psychology"`, Feminism & Psychology3(2): 219-224.
19.
Reinharz, S.
(1979) On Becoming a Social Scientist. San Francisco, CA: Jossey-Bass.
20.
Reinharz, S.
(1983) `Experiential Analysis: A Contribution to Feminist Research', in G. Bowles and D. Klein (eds) Theories of Women's Studies. London: Routledge and Kegan Paul.
21.
Reinharz, S.
(1994) `Rethinking the Familiar: Developing a Healthy Distrust of Implicit Messages, Presumed Fairness and Benign Neutrality', Distinguished Publication Award Invited Address, Association of Women in Psychology meetings, Oakland, CA, 5 March.
22.
Sampson, E.
(1989) `The Challenge of Social Change for Psychology: Globalization and Psychology's Theory of the Person', American Psychologist44: 914-921.
23.
Scott, J.
(1991) `The Evidence of Experience', Critical Inquiry17: 773-797.
24.
Sherif, C.
(1979) `Bias in Psychology', in J. Sherman and T. Beck (eds) The Prism of Sex: Essays in the Sociology of Knowledge. Madison, WI: University of Wisconsin Press.
25.
Stacey, J.
(1988) `Can There be a Feminist Ethnography?', Women's Studies International Forum11(1): 21-27.
26.
Weisstein, N.
(1969/1993) `Psychology Constructs the Female, or the Fantasy Life of the Male Psychologist', Reprinted in Feminism & Psychology3(2).
