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From: rshapiro@BBN.COM (Richard Shapiro)
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Subject: by any other name...
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Date: 9 Nov 89 02:47:55 GMT
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In article <47878@bbn.COM> Richard Shapiro <rshapiro@BBN.COM> writes:
> Nietzsche mentions 'feminism', though of course
>he was writing in German (the words are cognate). 

Ooops.  I said this twice, and I was confused both times...  Not about
Nietzsche's use of the term (he had as much contempt for feminists as
he did for socialists and democrats), but about the German word for
'feminism'.  I was thinking of the French term (fe/minisme).  I don't
even know what the German term is. Anybody know?