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	Wendy McElroy -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		Individualist Feminists are considered anti-feminist by some feminists, and Wendy McElroy is well known for her opposition to some aspects of the feminist movement.
		From the perspective of mainstream and radical feminists her positions are more reflective of anti-feminist values than feminist ones, and her positions on anarchism are more generally considered to be those of an (additional info and facts about anarcho-capitalist) anarcho-capitalist rather than than an individualist.
		She has responded to the charge of anti-feminism by stating that her form of individualist feminism is representative of an alternative tradition of feminism rather than an attack on feminism as a whole.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/w/we/wendy_mcelroy1.htm (387 words)

	Political Philosophy [Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		Methodological individualists seek to explain social actions and behavior in terms of individual action — and politically are known as individualists, whereas holists seek to explain behavior by considering the nature of the group.
		Yet, if the rationalist is also an individualist, the paradox arises that individuals are united into the collective whole of rational beings (all individuals share reason), whereas irrationalism collapses into a plurality of individualistic epistemologies (all groups are ultimately composed of subjectivists).
		Nonetheless, between individualists (who emphasize the sacred status of the individual) and collectivists (who emphasize the sacred status of the group) exist a panoply of schools of thought that derive their impetus from the philosophical shades — the gray overlapping areas, which are today found in the perpetual disputes between individualists and communitarians.
	www.iep.utm.edu /p/polphil.htm (6111 words)

	Amazon.com: Feminist Interpretations of Ayn Rand (Re-Reading the Canon): Books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		Rand's morphing in a feminist is the entire object of the book; hence the new term "Randian-Feminism." In "Looking Back," the essay "Ayn Rand: The Reluctant Feminist" is a nice piece of misinformation, since Rand was not a reluctant feminist.
		"Feminist Rereadings of Rand's Fiction" is a tiresome attempt to squeeze meanings out of scenes and characters of Rand's books that she mostly never meant.
		Further, Rand's self-identification as NOT a feminist does not mean that there is nothing in her work that can be applied to feminism, or from which feminism might benefit.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/ISBN=0271018305/thedebunkesdomai (1685 words)

	Useful Links
		The Association of Libertarian Feminists -- the heart of individualist feminist activism.
		Feminists for Free Expression -- a diverse group of feminists fighting for freedom of speech.
		James P. Hogan's Homepage -- widely claimed by individualist anarchists as their writer.
	www.zetetics.com /mac/link.htm (1303 words)

	Libertarian Futurist Society
		Besides Science Fiction, he is interested in computer privacy and security, freedom of speech, individualist Anarchist and Atheist philosophy and history as well as business, economics, nanotechnology etc. In addition to the LFS, he is involved to varying degrees with Alcor, Foresight Institute, Extropy Institute, Resources for Independent Thinking and Association of Libertarian Feminists.
		She is the manager of the popular feminist webside ifeminists.com.
		McElroy is also a published SF writer, whose work has appeared in Pulpsmith and Amazing/Fantastic as well as in "Free Space", the first libertarian sf anthology.
	www.lfs.org /aboutus.htm (2123 words)

	Articles - Postpartum depression (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		For more on this hypothesis, see Hagen 1999 and Hagen and Barrett, n.d..
		After the National Organization for Women (NOW) insisted that Andrea Yates had postpartum depression, the Individualist Feminists of Ifeminist.com pointed out that postpartum depression is quite common and most sufferers do not murder their children.
		After Ifeminist.com pointed out that this stigmatized a large number of mothers and made them less likely to seek professional help, NOW removed their claims from their official website.
	www.dforever.com /articles/Postnatal_depression (1405 words)

	Libertarian Microfiche Publishing (LMP) ~ PP15461768FINtxttryzip ~ ALPHABETIZED LITERATURE LIST FOR PEACE PLANS 1546 - ...
		ABORTION, See: GORDON, DORIS, Libertarians for Life, e-mail of 21 March, 2001, 2pp, indicating that at least some individualist feminists appreciate what she is doing, in PP 1681: 27.
		She is a niece of Laurance Labadie and helped me getting some writings by Joe Labadie and his son Laurance Labadie together for microfiching.
		Alas, Laurance Labadie's essays, amounting almost to a small encyclopaedia on individualist anarchism, have, mostly, still to be readied for fiching by me. And much of his valuable correspondence remains still largely buried in the LABADIE COLLECTION, due to copyrights restrictions.
	www.butterbach.net /lmp/lmp_sup2.htm (20512 words)

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