Through the Looking Glass Once More

Abstract

reciprocal relationship between methodology and models of reality)’ ’ (Unger, 1983) is one of my favorite articles although, as I look back at it, I am surprised that it has been cited so often. Aside from receiving the ‘‘honor’ ’ of being named the article with the longest title in feminist psychology (when the Association for Women in Psychology conferred a Distinguished Publication Award in 1983), it is also (to put it bluntly) a rather dense read. I have explained some of the per-sonal and professional circumstances that led me to write the article elsewhere (Unger, 1998), but I think some reiteration may be useful. The article was first presented as my presidential address to Division 35 (Society for the Psychology of Women) in 1981. I had had a sabbatical that year, but my daughters, who were 10 and 12 years old, were not at a good age to uproot and

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