Vol. 27 No. 2 (2003): Health Panic and Women's Health

Published: 2003-04-01

Introduction

• Introduction to "Health Panic and Women's Health"

  Genevieve Rail, Natalie Beausoleil

  1-5

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Original Research

• Panic and Panaceas: Hormone Replacement Therapy and the Menopausal Syndrome

  Denise L Spitzer

  6-13

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• Ovarian Voice: Pause to Listen

  Cynthia M. Morawski

  14-15

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• Remaining Audible to the Self: Women and Holistic Health

  Audrey MacNevin

  16-23

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• When Ebola Came to Canada: Race and the Making of the Respectable Body

  Carmela Murdocca

  24-31

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• Representations of Endometriosis in the Popular Press: "The Career Woman's Disease"

  Carolyn Carpan

  32-40

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• A Head Start in Life?: Prenatal Parenting and the Discourse of Fetal Stimulation

  Lachlan Story

  41-48

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• The Role of Technology in Making Gender Count on the Health Information Highway

  Ellen Balka

  49-56

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• Shit, Stress, and Sacrifice: The Lived Experiences of Women's Cross-Generational Caregiving

  Lenora Wiebe, Elizabeth Quinlan, Beverley Dent

  57-63

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• Speaking the Unspeakable: An Interview with the Producers of The Vagina Monologues in St. John's, Newfoundland

  Natalie Beausoleil

  64-71

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Special Collection: Women's Exercise of Political Power: Building Leaderships in Atlantic Canada

• Building Women's Leadership in Atlantic Canada

  Louise Carbert, Naomi Black

  72-78

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• Introductory remarks

  Mary Clancy

  79-81

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• Addressing the Democratic Deficit: Women and Political Culture in Atlantic Canada

  Margaret Conrad

  82-89

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• Media in the Maritimes: Do Female Candidates Face a Bias?

  Joanna Everitt

  90-98

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• Commentary

  Ann Bell

  99-101

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• Women's Struggle for Legislative Power: The Role of Political Parties

  Sonia Pitre

  102-109

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• Commentary

  Yvonne Atwell

  110-112

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• Evaluating Traditionalism in the Atlantic Provinces: Voting, Public Opinion and the Electoral Project

  Brenda O'Neill, Lynda Erickson

  113-122

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• Address - Mi'kmaq Women and Our Political Voice

  Patricia Doyle-Bedwell

  123-127

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• Have Women State Legislators In the United States Become More Conservative?: A Comparison of State Legislators in 2001 and 1988

  Susan J. Carroll

  128-139

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• Commentary

  Alexa McDonough

  140-143

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Book Reviews

• Women and Slavery in the French Antilles, 1635-1848. Bernard Moitt.

  Adriana S. Benzaquen

  144

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• A Gregarious Culture: Topical Writings of Miles Franklin. Jill Roe and Margaret Bettison, editors; Letters of Gwen Harwood 1943-1995. Gregory Kratzmann, editor.

  Shao-Pin Luo

  144-146

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• Paddling Her Own Canoe: Times and Text sof E. Pauline Johnson, Tekahionwake. Veronica Strong-Boag and Carole Gerson; How Should I Read These? Native Women Writers in Canada. Helen Hoy.

  Renate Eigenbrod

  146-147

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• Higher Goals: Women's Ice Hockey and the Politics of Gender. Nancy Theberge.

  Michelle Helstein

  147-148

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• Inside Organized Racism: Women in the Hate Movement. Kathleen M. Blee.

  Robert Lanning

  148

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Contributors

• Contributors to 27.2

  149-151

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