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Promoting pawns to queens: Maneuvering mothers in Middleton's drama
Transcending stereotyped motherhood: The social construction of mothers under duress in Toni Morrison's "Beloved" and "Song of Solomon" and Cynthia Ozick's "The Shawl" and "The Cannibal Galaxy"
Racial and ethnic disparity in the screening of African-American women for osteoporosis
Queen's daughters: African American women, Christian mission and racial change, 1940--1960
"She who did this thing was born to do it": Nineteenth-century women poets and the dramatic monologue
Liberation beyond borders: Dalit feminist hermeneutics and four gospel women
Re-imagining the late-colonial Anglo-Indian woman's romance: Reading Maud Diver
Morphing the Gothic: The new voice of Gothic literature among contemporary women writers
In the horizon of the infinite: Paul Tillich and the dialectic of the sacred
Civilizing mission for women: American Methodist missionary women and social change in Korea, 1885--1940
Mnemosyne: Remembering and recovering the self through identification with The Great Mother and her daughters, Athena, Artemis and Hestia
The Sibyl: A voice in the borderlands
Bridging the Charles: The first women graduates of the Harvard Business School, 1960--1965
Passionate Christ: Kenosis, feminism, and desire
"Words that hurt, words that heal" United Methodist worship and gender language 1972-1992
Muses, scapegoats, and transgressions: An analysis of Wes Anderson's construction of female characters
A tale of two women: Re-envisioning Zeena Frome and Myra Henshawe
Zona Gale: Pulitzer playwright, social activist, 20th century literary comet
Rites of passage for women in Evangelical Christianity: A theological and ritual analysis
Paul and politics: Ekklesia, household, and empire in 1 Corinthians 1-7
Her body speaks: Dance movement therapy for African American women survivors of sexual victimization
A few more friends of Christ: The ordination of women in the Pentecostal church
Mother may I? Clergywomen's experience of mother and ministry
Developing a mentoring ministry to integrate previously incarcerated females into the Sanderford Road community -- Raleigh, North Carolina
Recovering voices from the margins: How female physicians experience issues of addiction and impairment
Veils, masks, and mannequins: The art of dressing character and scene in Willa Cather's theatre of fiction