Critical Matrix: The Princeton Journal of Women, Gender, and Culture
is a forum for research, criticism, theory, and creative
work in feminism and gender
studies. Seeking connections among scholarly, aesthetic,
and activist approaches to gender, Critical
Matrix brings together written and visual materials
that explore, redefine, or reach across
traditional disciplinary boundaries. Today an award-winning,
internationally circulated professional
journal, Critical Matrix was founded by feminist
graduate students in the early 1980s to
provide academic support for exploratory scholarship in
Women's Studies and continues to encourage
submission of work that might encounter resistance or
neglect within established disciplines. We solicit
new work by authors at any stage in their careers, with or
without academic affiliation.
The journal is guided by an advisory board of
nationally recognized scholars and published twice yearly by
Princeton University
Program in the Study of Women and Gender.
Critical Matrix,
matrix@princeton.edu
Program in the Study of Women and Gender at
Princeton University