 The term “analytic feminist” came into use in the early 1990s in North America. Virginia Klenk proposed a Society for Analytical Feminism (see  Other Internet Resources)  in 1991 and was its first president (Cudd &amp; Norlock 2018 recount the story). Ann Cudd characterized analytic feminism on the organization’s website (see Cudd 1996 [2006) and in a special issue of Hypatia on Analytic Feminism (Cudd &amp; Klenk 1995). She notes that there is at best a family resemblance among analytic feminists. Among the characteristics she cites are the following: