Chapters in this book

1. Front Matter i
2. Contents vii
3. Illustrations ix
4. Acknowledgments xi
5. The Work and Politics of Feminist Ethnography: An Introduction 1
6. Fields of Difference and Unity
7. Difference, Indifference and Making a Difference: Reflexivity in the Time of Cholera 17
8. Feminism from Afar or To China and Home Again 37
9. From Women s Point of View: Practising Feminist Anthropology In a World of Differences 53
10. Thank You, Breasts! Breast Feeding as a Feminist Issue 75
11. Explorations of Gendered Work
12. “Trading is a White Mans Game” The Politics of Appropriation: The Lessons from Navajo Women’s Weaving 97
13. “A Little Free Time on Sunday” Women and Domestic Commodity Production 119
14. “Working at Home is Easy for Her“ Industrial Homework in Contemporary Ontario 139
15. “I Know Now that You Can Change Things“ Narratives of Canadian Bank Workers as Union Activists 157
16. Experiments in Ethnography
17. Taming the Shrew in Anthropology: Is Feminist Ethnography “New” Ethnography? 185
18. Engendering the Mask Three Voices 207
19. New Voices on Fieldwork 233
20. Conversation between Cultures Outrageous Voices? Issues of Voice and Text in Feminist Anthropology 245
21. Reading the ‘Montreal Massacre’:Idiosyncratic Insanity or The Misreading of Cultural Cues? 259
22. By Way of Conclusion 279
23. Resource Bibliography 287
24. Some Questions for Study and Discussion 294
25. Notes on Contributors 296