Women’s education first gained its legal status, Five Year Development Program of Adult Education, in 1991 in Taiwan, which has since inspired lots of research on women’s education. Form a feminist perspective, this article examines fourty-six theses on women’s education in Taiwan during the period between 1991 and 2002. Analysis of these theses is done from three aspects-the subjectivity of research, perspective on education and practicality. Analysis of Research Subjects : It is observed that research incorporating a feminist or gendered perspective is increasing. Also the research methodologies employed exhibit a shift from quantitative to qualitative measurement. Analysis of Perspective on Education : Views on education as adopted in these theses have diversified gradually over the years. The liberal feminist point of vies was the mainstream at the beginning, followed by other viewpoints on women’s education such as rational feminist, social feminist and radical feminist point of views. Analysis of practicality : Around fifty-five percent(twenty-six theses) of the theses reviewed either show strong intention to empower women’s education or propose concrete suggestions to move women’s education forward. Four among the forty-six theses are highly recommended for their applicable value. Finally, the research concludes that these master narratives are quite patriarchal and call for a paradigm shift.