Gender and Geography Reconsidered
In 2004 the WGSG produced the Gender and Geography Reconsidered CD.
Contents:
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- Preface
- Introduction
- Williams, C, Negotiating dominant femininity: Eastern Indonesian migrants and mobile subjectivity, 6-20
- Trauger, A, Beyond the nature/culture divide: Corporeality, hybridity and feminist geographies of the environment, 21-34
- Tivers, J, Women and leisure: How much has changed in a quarter of a century?, 35-4
- Thien, D, Love’s travels and traces: The ‘impossible’ politics of Luce Irigaray, 43-48
- Roche, C, Doyle, L and Bowlby, S, Reflections on geography and gender, then and now, 49-58
- Robson, E, Jottings from a travelling feminist geographer, 59-63
- Raju, S, Teaching and researching the geography of gender: A journey of negotiations and contestation, 64-67
- Madge, C, Noxolo, P and Raghuram, P, Bodily contours: Geography, metaphor and pregnancy, 68-83
- Maddrell, A, Complex locations: Historiography, feminism and difference, 84-94
- Ekinsmyth, C, Elmhirst, R, Holloway, S and Jarvis, H, Love changes all: Making some noise by ‘coming out’ as mothers, 95-107
- Cefai, S, Negotiating silences, disavowing femininity and the construction of lesbian identities, 108-117
- Burnett, J, Cudworth, E and Taboukou, M, Women on dérive: Autobiographical explorations of lived spaces, 118-141
- Buang, A, Discoursing on fundamentalist Muslim women: By whom? For whom?, 142-155
- Browne, K and Rose, G, An exchange of letters provoked by Luce Irigaray’s I love to you, 156-168
- Boyer, K, Feminist geography in the archive: Practice and method, 169-174
- Bondi, L, Power dynamics in feminist classrooms: Making the most of inequalities?, 175-182
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Copyright for the collection: Women and Geography Study Group
Copyright for chapters: chapter authors
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