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Workshop will provide students with a structured opportunity to write a research paper on any aspect of feminist legal theory/feminism and the law (broadly defined) that interests them. Students are expected to formulate a research topic by week 4. Paper should be as long as needed to communicate central ideas and no longer. In general, students should aim for 25 - 30 pages in length. We will meet by Zoom as a class four times during the quarter. Students will present possible research topics in classes #1 and #2 for feedback, and update their progress in class #3. Depending on student interest, we will also discuss major themes in feminist legal theory, and current legal topics that relate to feminist concerns. Instructor is available for consultation throughout the quarter, and will review outlines or drafts if students wish. No prerequisites. Elements used in grading: Attendance, Class Participation, Written Assignments, Final Paper. Class meets Thursday, 2:00PM to 4:00PM on April 2, April 16, April 30, and May 14. CONSENT: Interested students may apply to enroll in the seminar by sending a statement of interest to Barbara Fried at bfried@stanford.edu.