Vol. 21 No. 1 (1996): SPECIAL ISSUE: Connecting Practices Doing Theory

Published: 1996-10-01

Editorial

• Editorial

  Marilyn Porter, Christine St.Peter

  1-2

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Introduction

• Introduction: Rebordering Feminist Praxis

  Margo Matwychuk, Pamela Moss

  3-9

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Original Research

• Liberating Women, Liberating Knowledge: Reflections On Two Decades Of Feminist Action Research

  Maria Mies

  10-24

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• The "Sister/Strangers" Community Play: Celebration of Immigrant Women's Experiences And Achievements

  Lina de Guevara, Helene Demers

  25-29

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• Third World Practices, First World Funding and The Women Between: A Case Study In Brazil

  Adriana Piscitelli

  30-39

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• Researching Women in Production and Maitenance Jobs: Towards a Feminist Praxis

  Mary Powell, Jennifer Keck

  40-48

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• Reinventing the World with Video

  Helen Rezanowich

  49-53

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• Whose Body? Whose Voice?

  Isabel Dyck

  54-62

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• Uncertain Angles: Women's Activist Performances of the Body at Risk of Dis/ease

  Theresa Smalec

  63-71

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• Reciprocal Relationships: Research and The GAP/Options Community

  Helene Demers

  72-74

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• "Diversifying" The Nova Scotia Advisory Council On The Status Of Women: Questions of Identity And Difference In Feminist Praxis

  Brenda Beagan

  75-84

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• Court Monitoring Program of the Victoria Status of Women Action Group

  Susan Albion, Janetta Ozard

  85-88

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• Building A Research Team: The Struggle to Link the Community and the Academy

  Baukje (Bo) Miedema

  89-93

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• Sex Trade and Globalized Traffic in Women

  Siriporn Skrobanek, Jyoti Sanghera

  94-104

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• The Theory and Practice of Community-Based Feminist Activism

  Josie Schofield

  105-108

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• Liaison or Liability: Weaving Spirituality into Ecofeminist Politics

  Heather Eaton

  109-122

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• Activist Research Contributions To Shutting Down A Welfare Snitch Line

  Marge Reitsma-Street

  123-132

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• Abortion, The Eugenic Protection Law, And Women's Reproductive Rights In Japan

  Miho Ogino

  133-138

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• Lesbian/Queer Activism vs. Academia: Interview of lisa j. lander

  Sharon Bennett

  139-141

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• Power, Praxis, Positioning and Subjectivities

  Jo-Anne Lee

  142-153

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• Feminism In Principle And In Practice: Everywomans Books

  Deborah Yaffe

  154-157

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• Blowing the Whistle on Hatred: demonstrating against homophobia

  Keith Fulton

  158-165

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Contributors to This Issue

• Contributors to This Issue

  166-170

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