Vol. 34 No. 2 (2010): Across the Generations in Women's Studies

Published: 2010-01-01

Editorial

• Editorial

  Linda Kealey , Katherine Side, Annalee Lepp

  1-3

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Women's Studies In Focus

• The Work of Margaret Conrad

  Suzanne Morton

  4-7

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• Margaret Conrad: Planter and Loyalist Contributions

  Gwendolyn Davies

  7-11

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• Margaret Conrad: The Making of a Political Historian and Commentator

  Gail Campbell

  12-19

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• A Tribute to Margaret Conrad: Activist, Scholar, Feminist Pioneer

  Bonnie Huskins

  19-26

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• Conrad, the Textbook Writer

  Alvin Finkel

  26-34

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• The Contributions of Margaret Conrad to Public History in Canada

  Lyle Dick

  34-42

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Original Research

• Women, History, and Information and Communications Technologies

  Margaret Conrad, Sasha Mullally

  43-54

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• Media Representations of Adolescent Pregnancy: The Problem with Choice

  Anita Shaw

  55-65

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• An Uncomfortable Fit: Fatness, Femininity and the University

  Amy Gullage

  66-76

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• Canadians Denied: A Queer Diasporic Analysis of the Canadian Blood Donor

  Omisoore Dryden

  77-84

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• Complexity Theory and Ecofeminism: Looking At a Coalition

  Sharon Woodill

  85-95

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• Insider/Outsider: A Feminist Introspective on Epistemology and Transnational Research

  J. Maki Motapanyane

  96-103

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• Is Global Sisterhood Elusive? A Critical Assessment of the Transnational Women's Rights Movement

  Ethel Tungohan

  104-114

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• Feminist Organizations and Intersectionality: Contesting Hegemonic Feminism

  Benita Bunjun

  115-126

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• Exploring Indigenous Feminist Relational Sovereignty: Exploring Indigenous Feminist Relational Sovereignty: Feminist Conversations, Non-colonizing Solidarities, Inclusive Nations

  Carol Lynne D'Arcangelis

  127-138

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• Engaging with the State: Considering the "Progressive Potential" of Feminist Service Provision

  Lisa Mae Boucher

  139-148

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• Applying Analysis: Towards Addressing Violence in Non-Credit Feminist Learning Contexts with Differently Located Women

  Christine McKenzie

  149-158

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• Freud, Lacan and Erotic Desire in Education

  Anne Stebbins

  159-167

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• (Re)Producing Nation: Race, Gender, Sexuality, The Sovereign and the Living Constitution

  Caroline Hodes

  168-177

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