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Re-veiling and occidentalism: Four case studies	Middle Eastern women writers in diaspora

Searching for family: Situating lesbian/queer parents in an anthropology of kinship	Feminism and composition: A pedagogy for first year composition

Master narratives, counterstories and identity: Mothering in a clinical setting	A new kind of man: The representation and significance of women in the works of Ousmane Sembene

Parental status and ambulatory blood pressure variation among working women: The impact of behavioral and lifestyle factors on the physiological response to stress	Reinventing play: The kindergarten, women, and the Prairie Style playrooms of Frank Lloyd Wright

Trafficking in danger: Working-class women and narratives of sexual danger in English and United States anti-prostitution campaigns, 1875--1914	Women on the march: Gender and anti-fascism in American communism, 1935--1939

Patriarchy and the making of colonial modernity in colonial Korea: Colonialism, nationalism and modern Korean female subjectivities during 1920--1937	Helene Cixous: A space for the Other. In between forgetting, remembering and rewriting

Women's lives and social change in Old Sana', the Republic of Yemen	A man in all that the name implies: Reclassification of Lucy Ann/Joseph Israel Lobdell

Ogu Ndem: Aggressive Silence	"They walk, talk, and act like new people": Black women and the Citizenship Education Program, 1957--1970

Fashioning a new femininity: Charlotte Perkins Gilman and discourses of dress, gender and sexuality, 1875--1930	Japanese prostitutes in the Pacific Northwest, 1887--1920

Ethnic division of labor: The Moldovan migrant women in In-House Services in Istanbul	Local and national forces shaping the American woman suffrage movement 1870-1890

Gender and the politics of the female body: Midwifery, abortion, and pregnancy in Ottoman society (1838-1890s)	The silent presence: Asian female domestic workers and Cyprus in the new Europe

Transnational feminist agency in African and Afro-diasporic fiction and film	Sexing the monster: Intersex and the politics of queer becoming

"Sexualized people" and the remaking of the Japanese woman: Nation, gender, and sexuality during the U.S. occupation of Japan	Candidates, parties and the political system: The effects of stagnation on the election of women to the U.S. Congress

The female Bildungsroman in the age of empire	Towards a critical approach to intercultural healthcare programs A case study of indigenous women in the Bolivian Amazon

"To move the country": Women and benevolence in Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania, 1820--1890	Paths to power: Women appointees to New York State government, 1917--1942

Self-selection or sex discrimination: The essays on female scientists' and engineers' major and occupational selection	The women's history movement in the United States: Professional and political roots of the field, 1922-1987

The signers of the Declaration of Sentiments: Kinship and economic ties in a reform community, 1779-1879	Wrestling love: Reading race, sex, and religion in Morrison's novels, 1986--2008