 In spite of many affinities between pragmatist, continental, and feminist philosophies, there have historically been few feminists whose work is recognized as explicitly incorporating both of the other traditions. Instead, there have been a handful of feminists well known for working out of a continental tradition who also, in a less recognized fashion, have drawn from pragmatist themes and figures. In what follows, we discuss five themes that emerge in the work of feminists customarily associated with continental philosophy to illuminate the particular way that each combines pragmatist and continental thought. In the final section, we consider more recent work by feminists pioneering new uses of the intersection of continental and pragmatist feminism, and suggest possible future directions that the young field might take.