00:00 Introduction from Pratt
01:00 Percival begins speaking
02:00 Discussion of right-handedness; relation to male/female dominance in society
04:30 Discussion of feminist perspectives on difficulties in society for women
05:30 Outline of Percival's talk
06:30 Discussion of terminology related to women's studies
08:00 Discussion of women in academia
10:30 Discussion of second-wave feminism in relation to women entering into academia
12:00 Quote from Jameson regarding women in academia
13:00 Discussion of historical works on women's work in Canada
15:00 Discussion of women in economics
16:00 Discussion of women's health issues
16:30 Discussion of psychology in relation to women
18:00 Discussion of perspectives on women from prominent religious figures
19:30 Discussion of functionalism and Darwinism in relation to women
21:00 Discussion of the neuroanatomy of women
22:00 Discussion of Mary Wollstoncraft, John Stuart Mills, Freud on women's education
23:30 Discussion of G. Stanley Hall on women
24:30 Discussion of the role of social myth in the psychology of women
25:30 Discussion of the study of sex differences
26:00 Discussion of Helen T. Woolley
26:30 Discussion of quantitative findings on sex differences
27:30 Discussion of linguistic skills between men and women; discussion of skills women ostensibly excel at
29:00 Discussion of a study conducted in 1969 regarding sex differences
32:00 Discussion of representations of sex differences in textbooks
33:00 Discussion of men theorising on women
34:30 Discussion of the need to study women from women's perspectives
36:00 Discussion of a book titled "Men's Studies Modified"
39:00 Discussion of reflexivity in disciplines on the place of women
41:00 Discussion of the ostensible suggestibility of women
42:00 Discussion of poor reporting of sex differences
45:00 Discussion of field dependence based on gender
46:00 Discussion of victim-blaming
47:30 Discussion of the notion that women fear success
50:00 Discussion of moral development
52:00 Quote regarding women and the moral development theory of Coburg
54:30 Discussion of Otto Rank
55:30 Discussion of the goals of women's studies
59:30 End of Percival's lecture
01:00:00 Beginning of question period; question regarding the ultimate aim of women's studies
01:01:30 Question regarding the role of men in women's studies
01:02:30 Question regarding male students in women's studies courses
01:03:30 End of seminar
