Volume 34, numéro 2, 2010 Across the Generations in Women's Studies
Sommaire (20 articles)
Editorial
Women's Studies In Focus
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The Work of Margaret Conrad: Introduction
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Margaret Conrad: Planter and Loyalist Contributions
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Margaret Conrad: The Making of a Political Historian and Commentator
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A Tribute to Margaret Conrad: Activist, Scholar, Feminist Pioneer
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Conrad, the Textbook Writer
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The Contributions of Margaret Conrad to Public History in Canada
Original Research / Recherche originale
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Women, History, and Information and Communications Technologies
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Media Representations of Adolescent Pregnancy: The Problem with Choice
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An Uncomfortable Fit: Fatness, Femininity and the University
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Canadians Denied: A Queer Diasporic Analysis of the Canadian Blood Donor
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Complexity Theory and Ecofeminism: Looking At a Coalition
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Insider/Outsider: A Feminist Introspective on Epistemology and Transnational Research
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Is Global Sisterhood Elusive? A Critical Assessment of the Transnational Women's Rights Movement
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Feminist Organizations and Intersectionality: Contesting Hegemonic Feminism
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Exploring Indigenous Feminist Relational Sovereignty: Feminist Conversations, Non-colonizing Solidarities, Inclusive Nations
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Engaging with the State: Considering the "Progressive Potential" of Feminist Service Provision
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Applying Analysis: Towards Addressing Violence in Non-Credit Feminist Learning Contexts with Differently Located Women
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Freud, Lacan and Erotic Desire in Education
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(Re)Producing Nation: Race, Gender, Sexuality, The Sovereign and the Living Constitution