Re: women and cars?

Peter--

   You might want to contact Jeremy Packer (<jsp15@xxxxxxx) , whose recent
dissertation included a chapter (and good research) about women and driving. 
Also check out the following website: <www.herelectricvehicle.com/>,  (Her
Electric Vehicle) an Australian-U.S. consortium for producing "electric
vehicles" designed FOR women.  Found this for a project that Jeremy and I are
finishing.

Best,

james

James Hay, Associate Professor
  Dept. of Speech Communication
  Graduate Program in Cultural Studies
  Unit for Criticism and Interpretive Theory
  Unit for Cinema Studies

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University of Illinois
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At 09:52 AM 10/7/02 +0100, you wrote:
>Dear colleagues
>
>I wonder if anyone can help me out with a literature search. I'm looking for 
>academic
>or journalistic work on women and cars, to include but not be restricted to
the
>following sub-categories:
>
>women and car advertising
>
>women and car design
>
>women and car purchase
>
>women viewers of car-oriented TV programmes
>
>women in the car industry
>
>Any suggestions gratefully received - and can be sent to me off-list -
>p.playdon@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>
>Regards
>
>Peter Playdon
>Centre for Communication, Culture  & Media Studies
>Coventry University, U.K.
>
>
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