 This entry has listed a number of ways in which Continental approaches and figures are used to address feminist issues; we have attempted both to describe some of the ongoing research areas in Continental feminism and to point out new directions it has been taking over the past decades. However, this list remains incomplete as we have been unable to account for all of the important work underway. A more complete entry would need to include projects on the intersection between Continental feminism and critical disability studies, indigenous feminisms, and new materialisms and humanisms. Furthermore, we do not mean to suggest that there is no overlap or intersection between the topics or figures grouped under each section heading here. Lastly, there is certainly ongoing work of which we are not aware that is already making an impact on the present and future of feminist scholarship. We thus conclude here not with a summative statement defining Continental feminism but rather by reflecting on the material conditions of Continental feminism.