Feminist Cultural Production: Critical Debates and Practices volume 29 numbers 3 and 4

Feminist Cultural Production: Critical Debates and Practices
volume 29 numbers 3 and 4

The articles in this issue of RFR/DRF critically debate practices of feminist cultural production and contribute to feminist dilemmas arising from cultural practices. What is evident in the multiplicity of concerns and approaches in this collection is an engagement with dilemmas of "feminist" and "cultural production," a productive and invigorating tension that is reflected in the title of the issue, Feminist Cultural Production: Critical Debates and Practices. The articles in this issue set out to contest and confound assumptions about, and, in fact, to develop a flexible and unfixed vision of what constitutes cultural production. The issue offers analyses of a range of cultural forms and practices across many conceptual and theoretical frameworks.

	Table of Contents fall 2002
9	Introduction A Critical Introduction to Feminist Cultural Production Janice Hladki and Karen Stanworth

19	Articles / Articles
19	"Mirror, mirror on the wall, who’s the fairest one of all?": Troubling Gendered Identities Liz Newbery

39	Mahasweta Devi’s Documentary/Fiction as Critical Antidote: Rethinking Bonded Labour, "Women and Development" and the Sex Trade in India Sophie McCall

59	F(r)ictions: Women Writing in Working Class Contexts Priti Kohli

69	Body, Interrupted: Textual Montage, Traumatized Bodies, and the De-disciplining of Knowledge Julia Emberley

85	The Mainstreaming of Dissent: Women Artists of Colour and Canadian Arts Institutions Meera Sethi

155	Discussion Papers / Documents de travail
	Reflections on Feminist Critical Practices
155	Radical Possibilities: Feminism, Pedagogy and Visual Culture Sarah Parsons

167	Dramatic Arenas for Ethical Stories Kathleen Gallagher

177	Coming to Knowledge About Metastatic Breast Cancer Christina Sinding and Ross Gray

187	Riding the Third Wave: Women-Produced Zines and Feminisms Brandi Leigh-Ann Bell
	Issues in Theory, Gendered Space, Identity and Embodied Practices

199	Archive radio temporaire Sylvie Desroches

213	"The Solemn Geography of Human Limits" : Some Notes on Art, Space and Gender Maria Whiteman

223	Micro-strategies of Resistance Helen Stratford

233	Measuring Milestones: Feminist Histories of Architecture in Canada and the United States Sarah Bassnett

245	Book Reviews / Comptes rendus

245	And On That Farm He Had a Wife: Ontario Farm Women and Feminism, 1900-1970 Monda Halpern Reviewed by Alicja Muszynski

247	Crimes of Colour: Racialization and the Criminal Justice System in Canada Wendy Chan and Kiran Mirchandani, eds. Reviewed by Shoshana Pollack

249	Double Jeopardy: Motherwork and the Law Lorna A. Turnbull Reviewed by Susan B. Boyd

252	Driven Apart: Women’s Employment Equality and Child Care in Canadian Public Policy Annis May Timpson Reviewed by Lois Harder

255	The Gender and Consumer Culture Reader Jennifer Scanlon, ed Reviewed by Cynthia Wright

258	In Praise of New Travelers: Reading Caribbean Migrant Women’s Writing Isabel Hoving Reviewed by Andrea Davis

260	No More Secrets: Violence in Lesbian Relationships Janice L. Ristock Reviewed by Ellen Faulkner

263	Remnants of Nation: On Poverty Narratives by Women Roxanne Rimstead Reviewed by Jennifer J. Nelson

260	Turbo Chicks: Talking Young Feminisms Allyson Mitchell, Lisa Bryn Rundle, Lara Karaian, eds Reviewed by Michele Byers
271	Abstracts / Précis de lecture
185	Contributors Notes/ Notes biographiques
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