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Janis S. Bohan (1945-2021).

Jeanne Marecek1, Glenda Russell2

  • 1Swarthmore College.

The American Psychologist
|August 29, 2022
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This abstract memorializes Janis S. Bohan, a significant figure in feminist and LGBTQ+ scholarship. Her work advanced feminist theory and informed psychological research.

Area of Science:

  • Psychology
  • Feminist Studies
  • LGBTQ+ Studies

Background:

  • Janis S. Bohan (1945-2021) was a distinguished scholar and activist.
  • Her work significantly impacted feminist and LGBTQ+ scholarship.
  • She was recognized for her profound thinking and prolific research.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To memorialize the life and contributions of Janis S. Bohan.
  • To highlight her influence on feminist theory and LGBTQ+ scholarship.
  • To acknowledge her pivotal publications and activism.

Main Methods:

  • Review of published works, particularly articles in Psychology of Women Quarterly during the 1990s.
  • Recognition of her engagement with feminist theory and debates.
  • Documentation of her post-retirement volunteer and political activities.

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Main Results:

  • Bohan's articles brought critical advances and debates in feminist theory to the attention of psychologists.
  • Her research and activism significantly influenced feminist and LGBTQ+ scholarship.
  • She was a prolific researcher and an indefatigable activist.

Conclusions:

  • Janis S. Bohan left a lasting legacy in feminist and LGBTQ+ scholarship.
  • Her contributions advanced psychological understanding of gender and sexuality.
  • Her life exemplified the integration of scholarship and activism.