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|a Introduction to women's, gender & sexuality studies :
|b interdisciplinary and intersectional approaches /
|c edited by L. Ayu Saraswati, Barbara L. Shaw, and Heather Rellihan.
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|a Introduction to women's, gender and sexuality studies
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|a New York :
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|g Section one.
|t Mapping the field: an introduction to women's, gender and sexuality studies. --
|t Feminist politics: where we stand /
|r bell hooks --
|t Patriarchy, the system: an it, not a he, a them, or an us /
|r Allan Johnson --
|t The five sexes, revisited /
|r Ann Fausto-Sterling --
|t Because you're a girl /
|r Ijeoma A. --
|t Making masculinity: adolescence, identity, and high school /
|r C.J. Pascoe --
|t Friendship, gender theories, and social change /
|r Judith Kegan Gardiner --
|t Stepping back, looking outward: situating transgender activism and transgender studies /
|r Paisley Currah --
|t Oppression /
|r Marilyn Frye --
|t White privilege: unpacking the invisible knapsack /
|r Peggy McIntosh --
|t There is no hierarchy of oppressions /
|r Audre Lorde --
|t Queer/African identities: questions, limits, challenges /
|r Ashley Currier and Thérèse Migraine-George --
|t Before intersectionality /
|r M. Soledad Caballero --
|t Claiming an education: your inheritance as a student of women's and gender studies /
|r Michele Tracy Berger and Cheryle Radeloff --
|g Section two.
|t Historical perspectives in women's gender and sexuality studies. --
|t An appeal ot the Christian women of the south /
|r Angelina Emily Grimké --
|t Declaration of sentiments /
|r Seneca Falls Convention --
|t 1851 speech /
|r Sojourner Truth --
|t Sentencing speech in the case of United States vs. Susan B. Anthony /
|r Susan B. Anthony --
|t A red record /
|r Ida B. Wells --
|t Diary of a Shirtwaist Striker /
|r Theresa Seber Malkiel --
|t 141 men and girls die in waist factory fire /
|r The New York Times --
|t Statement of purpose /
|r Daughters of Bilitis --
|t I'm glad I was in the Stonewall Riot /
|r Leslie Feinberg, interview with Sylvia Rivera --
|t The politics of housework /
|r Pat Mainardi --
|t The myth of the vaginal orgasm /
|r Anne Koedt --
|t The woman-identified woman /
|r Radicalesbians --
|t A leaflet for the American Medical Association /
|r Chicago Gay Liberation Front --
|t A Black feminist statement /
|r The Combahee River Collective --
|t And when you leave, take your pictures with you /
|r Jo Carrillo --
|t Men: comrades in struggle /
|r bell hooks --
|t La conciencia de la Mestiza/towards a new consciousness /
|r Gloria Anzaldúa --
|t Masked racism: reflections on the prison industrial complex /
|r Angela Davis --
|t Guilty pleasures: pornography, prostitution, and stripping /
|r Jackson Katz --
|t What's in a name? on writing the history of feminism /
|r Claire Goldberg Moses --
|t It's time to end the long history of feminism failing transgender women /
|r Tina Vasquez --
|g Section three.
|t Cultural debates in women's, gender and sexuality studies. --
|t Constraints and freedom in conservative Christian women's lives /
|r Rebecca Barrett-Fox --
|t Love, labor, and Lorde /
|r Jessica E. Birch --
|t Broken hearts, broken families: the political use of families in the fight against deportation /
|r Monisha Das Gupta --
|t Beyond same-sex marriage: a new strategic vision for all our families and relationships /
|r beyondmarriage.org --
|t Policies to end the gender wage gap in the United States /
|r Marlene Kim --
|t Compliance is gendered: struggling for gendered self-determination in a hostile economy /
|r Dean Spade --
|t Women work, men sponge, and everyone gossips: macho men and stigmatized/ing women in a sex tourist town /
|r Denise Brennan --
|t From the roots of Latina feminism to the future of the reproductive jusice movement /
|r Alexandra DelValle --
|t Birth control /
|r Kathy E. Ferguson --
|t The industrial womb /
|r France Winddance Twine --
|t Friends and survivors: the community impact of unwanted sexual experiences /
|r Victoria Banyard et al. --
|t Hooking up with healthy sexuality: the lessons boys learn (and don't learn) about sexuality and why a sex positive rape prevention paradigm can benefit everyone involved /
|r Brad Perry --
|t A Black feminist reflection on the antiviolence movement /
|r Beth Richie --
|t False promises: criminal legal reponses to violence against LGBT people /
|r Joey L. Mogul, Andrea J. Richie, and Kay Whitlock --
|t Making feminist sense of torture at Abu-Ghraib /
|r Isis Nusair --
|t Who is a Muslim woman? questioning knowledge production on 'Muslim Woman' /
|r Esra Özcan --
|t Mean girls, bad girls, or just girls: corporate media hype and the policing of girlhood /
|r Meda Chesney-Lind --
|t With reps like these: bisexuality and celebrity status /
|r Ian Capulet --
|g Section four.
|t Epistemologies of bodies: ways of knowing and experiencing the world. --
|t from Redifining Realness /
|r Janet Mock --
|t Angry intersex people with signs! /
|r Riki Wilchins --
|t How to use a condom /
|r No'u Revilla --
|t stories she sung me (for katalaine) /
|r Tagi Qolouvaki --
|t What her body taught (or, teaching about and with a disability): a conversation /
|r Brenda Jo Brueggermann, Rosemarie Garland-Thomson, and Georgina Kleege --
|t Too Latina to be Black, Too Black to be Latina /
|r Aleichia Williams --
|t (My) lesbianism is not a fixed point /
|r Dominique C. Hill --
|t The last word: a performance memoir on mothers, race, and sexuality /
|r Patricia A. Gozemba --
|t How much sex is healthy? the pleasures of asexuality /
|r Eunjung Kim --
|t If men could menstruate /
|r Gloria Steinem --
|t Beauty (re)discovers the male body /
|r Susan Bordo --
|t Doing time, doing masculinity: sports and prisons /
|r Don Sabo --
|t Cosmopolitan whiteness: the effects and affects of skin whitening advertisements in transnational Indonesia /
|r L. Ayu Saraswati --
|t from Americanah /
|r Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie --
|t Big yoga student /
|r Kimberly Dark --
|t anticipation /
|r Christina Lux --
|g Section five.
|t Science, technology, and the digital world. --
|t Feminism confronts the sciences: reform and transformation --
|r Sandra Harding --
|t The egg and the sperm: how science has constructed a romance based on stereotypical male-female roles /
|r Emily Martin --
|t Sexology, eugenics, and Hirschfield's transvestites /
|r Liam Lair --
|t Feminist hactivisms: countering technophilia and fictional promises /
|r Clare Jen --
|t Rachel Carson died of breast cancer: the coming of age of feminist environmentalism /
|r Joni Seager --
|t Putting myself in the picture: researching disability and technology /
|r Wendy Seymour --
|t Women@Web: cyber sexual violence in Canada /
|r Kimberly A. Williams --
|t Gay men's use of online pictures in fat-affirming groups --
|t Women reponding to the anti-Islam film Fitna: voices and acts of citizenship on YouTube /
|r Farida Vis, Liesbet van Zoonen, and Sabina Mihelj --
|t Immersion /
|r Aliette de Bodard --
|g Section six.
|t Activist frontiers: agency and resistance. --
|t Do Muslim women really need saving? anthropological reflections on cultural relativism and its others /
|r Lila Abu-Lughod --
|t Not your Indian eco-princess: indigenous women's resistance to environmental degradation /
|r Beenash Jafri --
|t Making coalitions work: solidarity across difference within US feminism /
|t Elizabeth R. Cole and Zakiya T. Luna --
|t Concrete /
|r DaMaris B. Hill --
|t Empower yoself before you wreck yoself: Native American feminist musings /
|r Melanie Fey, Amber McCrary, and Bradly Werley --
|t If good food is cooked in one country, we will all eat from it: women and civil society in Africa /
|r Hannah E. Britton and Taylor Price --
|t I was there /
|r Michael Winter --
|t Laudable laughter: feminism and female comedians /
|r Sarah E. Fryett --
|t When racism and sexism are no longer fashionable are no longer fashionable /
|r Guerrilla Girls --
|t Riot Grrrl manifesto /
|r Kathleen Hanna/Bikini Kill --
|t On lesbian-feminism and lesbian separatism: a new intersectional history /
|r Julie R. Enszer --
|t Campus-based women's and gender equity centers: enacting feminist theories, creating social change /
|r Amber L. Vlasnik.
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