Vol. 22 No. 2 (1998)

Editorial

Editorial and Call for Papers

Marilyn Porter, Christine St.Peter

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Original Research

The "Gender Gap" in India and China: A Comparative Study

Krishna Ahooja-Patel

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"I Was Unable to Identify with Topsy" Carrie M. Best's Struggle Against Racial Segregation in Nova Scotia, 1942

Constance Backhouse

16-26
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Visible Minority Women In Mainstream Advertising: Distorted Mirror Or Looking Glass?

Jean Lock Kunz, Augie Fleras

27-38
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A Conversation with Four Newfoundland Women Writers

Marilyn Porter

39-46
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Patsy

Janet Fraser

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Poem for Elizabeth Smart "There is never anywhere to cry." — By Grand Central Station I Sat Down and Wept

Jeanette Lynes

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to my friend Helen Simon* * My grandmother used to sign her letters to me - "from your friend, Helen Simon"

Anna Nibby Woods (Douse)

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From Feminism to Women's Human Rights: The Best Way Forward?

Joan McFarland

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Auto-sante et avortement: difficile cohabitation de la lutte politique et de la politique des services

Jacinthe Michaud

62-73
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All My Relations: Psssstt....Who are they anyway?????

Leanne Kelly

74-82
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a stroke

Shirley Bear

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woman problem

Joy Mohamed

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Women's Role in Post-Independence Zambian Politics

Bertha Osei-Hwedie

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City Matrons

Comfort Adesuwa Ero

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Langage de l'air

Comfort Adesuwa Ero

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Margaret Clarke's Mary And Brigid, 1917: Mother Ireland In Irish Art And Nationalism.

Marie Hammond Callaghan

99-111
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Feminist Technology Assessment: Reflections On Theory And Practice

Ellen Balka

112-122
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Metis Wisdom: Learning and Teaching Across the Cultures

Carole Leclair

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Is Coed the Best Ed for Women? Women-Centred Education in Canada and the United States. An Interview with Jadwiga S. Sebrechts, President, Women's College Coalition, Washington, DC.

Patricia Baker

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Women's Studies In Focus

Introduction

Ann Shteir, Jane Couchman

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Communication Across Difference: Conflict and Community Building in Women's Studies Programmes

Eva Karpinski

137-140
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"Rock the Boat, Don't Tip the Boat Over:" A Classroom Activist's Perspective on Women's Studies, Conflict, and Community Building

Jennifer Harris

140-144
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Women's Studies and the Politics of Relations Across Differences: The Lessons of Postmodern Epistemology

Marie-Lison Fougere

145-150
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Book Reviews

Contributors to This Issue

Contributors to This Issue

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Editorial

Editorial and Call for Papers

Original Research

The "Gender Gap" in India and China: A Comparative Study

"I Was Unable to Identify with Topsy" Carrie M. Best's Struggle Against Racial Segregation in Nova Scotia, 1942

Visible Minority Women In Mainstream Advertising: Distorted Mirror Or Looking Glass?

A Conversation with Four Newfoundland Women Writers

Patsy

Poem for Elizabeth Smart "There is never anywhere to cry." — By Grand Central Station I Sat Down and Wept

to my friend Helen Simon* * My grandmother used to sign her letters to me - "from your friend, Helen Simon"

From Feminism to Women's Human Rights: The Best Way Forward?

Auto-sante et avortement: difficile cohabitation de la lutte politique et de la politique des services

All My Relations: Psssstt....Who are they anyway?????

a stroke

woman problem

Women's Role in Post-Independence Zambian Politics

City Matrons

Langage de l'air

Margaret Clarke's Mary And Brigid, 1917: Mother Ireland In Irish Art And Nationalism.

Feminist Technology Assessment: Reflections On Theory And Practice

Metis Wisdom: Learning and Teaching Across the Cultures

Is Coed the Best Ed for Women? Women-Centred Education in Canada and the United States. An Interview with Jadwiga S. Sebrechts, President, Women's College Coalition, Washington, DC.

Women's Studies In Focus

Introduction

Communication Across Difference: Conflict and Community Building in Women's Studies Programmes

"Rock the Boat, Don't Tip the Boat Over:" A Classroom Activist's Perspective on Women's Studies, Conflict, and Community Building

Women's Studies and the Politics of Relations Across Differences: The Lessons of Postmodern Epistemology

Book Reviews

Kiss Me Deadly - Feminism & Cinema For The Moment, Laleen Jayamanne, ed; Feminism and Film, Maggie Humm

Feminism and Contemporary Art: the Revolutionary Power of Women's Laughter, Jo Anna Isaak; An Intimate Distance: Women, Artists the Body, Rosemary Betterton

Devils, Women, and Jews: Reflections Other in Medieval Sermon Stories, Joan Young Gregg. SUNY Series in Medieval Studies. Paul E. Szarmach, ed; To the Glory of Her Sex: Women's Roles the Composition of Medieval Texts, Joan M. Ferrante.

Un metier et une vocation. Le travail des religieuses au Quebec de 1901 a 1971, Danielle Juteau et Nicole Laurin; Resistance et trangression. Etudes en histoire des femmes au Quebec, Andree Levesque .

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