Vol. 37 No. 1 (2015): Intimacies/Affect and Transgressing Borders/Boundaries: Gendering Space and Place

Published: 2015-10-01

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Editorial

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  Ann Braithwaite, Annalee Lepp

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37.1- Intimacies/Affect

• Introduction: Intimacies/Affect

  Suzanne Lenon, Susanne Luhmann, Nathan Rambukkana

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• Under the Fantasy of Sovereignty: Homonormativity, Relationality and the Potentialities of Queer Sex

  Caitlin Gladney-Hatcher

  6-13

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• Non-Sexual Spooning and Inanimate Affections: Diversifying Intimate Knowledge

  Naomi de Szegheo-Lang

  14-22

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• Textured Activism: Affect Theory and Transformational Politics in Transnational Queer Palestine-Solidarity Activism

  Natalie Kouri-Towe

  23-34

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37.1- Transgressing Borders/Boundaries: Gendering Space and Place

• Introduction: Transgressing Borders/Boundaries: Gendering Space and Place

  Jennifer L Johnson, Laura Parisi

  35-38

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• “Safety is just a thing men take for granted”: Teaching a Spatial Vocabulary of Equality to Architecture Students

  Karen Keddy

  39-53

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• ‘We Are Gunslinging Girls:’ Gender and Place in Playground Clapping Games

  Albert Casals, Joanna Riera

  54-69

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• Finding One’s Place to Be and Pee: Examining Intersections of Gender-Dis/ability in Washroom Signage

  Mark Castrodale, Laura Lane

  70-83

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• Gender, Nation, and Belonging: Representing Mothers and the Maternal in Asghar Farhadi’s A Separation

  Mehra Shirazi, Patti Duncan, Kryn Freehling-Burton

  84-93

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• Liberal Spaces: The Costs and Contradictions of Reproducing Hegemonic National Subjects in Ang Lee’s The Wedding Banquet and Brokeback Mountain

  Sarah Olutola

  94-105

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37.1- Open

• The “Kingston Mills Murder” and the Construction of “Honour Killings” in Canadian News Media

  Corinne L. Mason

  106-118

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• The challenge of sustaining critique across time and texts: “I never said that” about The Hunger Games

  Laura Lane, Vera Woloshyn, Nancy Taber

  119-128

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• “Haram, she’s obese!” Young Lebanese-Canadian Women’s Discursive Constructions of “Obesity”

  Zeina Abou-Rizk, Geneviève Rail

  129-142

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• Diminished: Canadian Women's Experiences of Electroshock

  Cheryl Cheryl van van Daalen-Smith

  143-155

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• The Potential of Government Intervention in Violence Against Women: Lessons from Newfoundland and Labrador

  Susan M Manning

  156-167

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• La Grande Sartreuse?: Re-citing Beauvoir in Feminist Theory

  Kristin Anne Rodier

  168-175

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• Having, Being, and Doing Privilege: Three Lenses for Focusing on Goals in Feminist Classrooms

  Kate M. Daley

  176-186

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• The Paradox of Inter/Disciplinarity: A Rethinking of the Politics of Inter/Disciplinarity and ‘Women’s and Gender Studies’ for the Current Moment

  Karen Ella McCallum, Felicia Rahaman, Haley Turnbull

  187-196

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