Vol. 8 No. 1 (1982)

• Front Matter

  i-viii

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Recherche originale

• Doing Ethnography: Irish Community Studies and the Exclusion of Women

  Helga Jacobson

  1-12

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• The Sales Clerks: Worker Discontent and Obstacles to its Collective Expression

  Pamela Sugiman

  13-33

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• Women and Factional Politics in a Teachers' Union

  Margaret Beattie

  34-43

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• The National Association for the Promotion of Social Science and the Advancement of Victorian Women

  Kathleen McCrone

  44-66

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• A Feminist Focus in Indian Painting

  Frank Thompson

  67-77

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• The Weapon of Personality: A Review of Sexist Criticism of Mme de Stael, 1785-1975

  Noreen Swallow

  78-82

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Ad Feminam

• Ad Feminam

  83

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• Untitled artwork

  84

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• November Rose

  Carol Burnaby

  83

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• A Woman Wailing For Her Wilderness

  Carol Burnaby

  83

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• Women in Labrador: A Personal Viewpoint

  Doris Saunders

  84-88

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Reports and Reviews

• The Playwrights' Studio Group: An Interview with Two Women Playwrights of the 1930's.

  Patrick O'Neill

  89-96

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• Adrienne Rich: Poet, Mother, Lesbian, Feminist, Visionary

  Katherine Arnup

  97-110

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• Imigrant Housewives in Canada: A Methodological Note

  Roxana Ng

  111-117

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Comments and Replies

• Les Femmes de la Nouvelle-France Etaient-Elles Favorisees?

  Micheline Dumont

  118-124

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• Women in New France: Further Reflections

  Jan Noel

  125-130

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• Rejecting "Working at Home." Roberta Hamilton.

  Bruce Curtis

  131-134

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• Reply to Curtis

  Roberta Hamilton

  134-139

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Critiques de livres

• Girls, Wives, Factory Lives. Anna Pollert.

  Joan McFarland

  140-143

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• Women, The Family And The Economy. S.J. Wilson.

  Susan Hoecker-Drysdale

  143-145

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• Wheat and Women. Georgina Binnie-Clark. Introduction by Susan Jackel; A Flannel Shirt and Liberty. British Emmigrant Gentlewomen in the Canadian West, 1880-1914. Susan Jackel (ed.); In Western Canada Before the War. Impressions of Early Tweentieth Century Prarie Communities. Elizabeth B. Mitchell. Introduction by Susan Jackel.

  Elizabeth Hampsten

  145-148

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• A Woman With a Purpose. The Diaries of Elizabeth Smith 1872-1884. Introduction by Veronica Strong-Boag (ed.).

  Helen Lenskyj

  148-149

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• But This Is Our War. Grace Morris Craig.

  Dianne Dodd

  150-151

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• Louise Michel. Edith Thomas. Translated by Penelope Williams.

  Gary Kinsman

  151-155

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• The Clubwoman as Feminist: True Womanhood Redefined, 1868-1914. Karen Blair.

  Veronica Strong-Boag

  155-158

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• Living Together: Unmarried Couples in Canada. Lynn Fels.

  Margaret Arcus

  158-160

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• Abortion: Readings and Research. Paul Sachdev (ed.).

  M. Killoran

  160-162

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• Immigrant Housewives in Canada: A Report. Roxana Ng and Judith Ramirez.

  Barbara Roberts

  162-165

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• New Space for Women. G. Wekerle, R. Peterson and D. Morley (eds.).

  Marion Roberts

  166-167

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• Take Back the Night. Laura Lederer (ed.); Pornography and Silence. Susan Griffen.

  Judith Posner

  167-169

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• Women on the Job: The Attitudes of Women to Their Work. Judith Buber Agassi.

  Mary Maxwell

  169-171

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