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1 “My World as in My Time”

Living in the History of Equity and Backlash
© 2011 University of Alberta Press, Edmonton, Alberta

© 2011 University of Alberta Press, Edmonton, Alberta

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. Women, Feminism, and the Liberal Arts ix
  4. Not Drowning
  5. 1 “My World as in My Time” 1
  6. 2 “I forgot the attachment” 45
  7. 3 School/work, Home/work 67
  8. 4 What to Expect When You’re Not Expecting 87
  9. 5 Things We Gained in the Fire 107
  10. 6 On Justice, Exhaustion, Apology, Alienation 121
  11. 7 Feverish Future 131
  12. 8 What I Learned in Deanland, 143
  13. 9 Western Feminism, the Multicultural University, and Institutional Branding 157
  14. 10 Desperately Seeking Equity 173
  15. Waving
  16. 11 Drowning in Bathtubs 197
  17. History / Temporality / Generations
  18. 12 Postsecondary Pyramid 215
  19. 13 Waves, Tangles, Archaeologies, and Loops 217
  20. 14 A Vindication and the Imperative of History 237
  21. 15 The Way They Stayed 251
  22. 16 “Not a Postfeminism Feminist” 271
  23. 17 Between the Waves 285
  24. 18 Mentoring 303
  25. 19 Knitters and Night Cleaners 315
  26. Activism
  27. 20 Who Benefits? 333
  28. 21 Inheriting What Lives On from Vancouver’s Disappeared Women 351
  29. 22 On Denunciations and Disavowals 369
  30. 23 Guerrilla Grrrls and Sex Trafficking 393
  31. Contributors 413
  32. Bibliography 417
  33. Index 443
Not Drowning But Waving
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https://doi.org/10.1515/9780888646149-002

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. Women, Feminism, and the Liberal Arts ix
  4. Not Drowning
  5. 1 “My World as in My Time” 1
  6. 2 “I forgot the attachment” 45
  7. 3 School/work, Home/work 67
  8. 4 What to Expect When You’re Not Expecting 87
  9. 5 Things We Gained in the Fire 107
  10. 6 On Justice, Exhaustion, Apology, Alienation 121
  11. 7 Feverish Future 131
  12. 8 What I Learned in Deanland, 143
  13. 9 Western Feminism, the Multicultural University, and Institutional Branding 157
  14. 10 Desperately Seeking Equity 173
  15. Waving
  16. 11 Drowning in Bathtubs 197
  17. History / Temporality / Generations
  18. 12 Postsecondary Pyramid 215
  19. 13 Waves, Tangles, Archaeologies, and Loops 217
  20. 14 A Vindication and the Imperative of History 237
  21. 15 The Way They Stayed 251
  22. 16 “Not a Postfeminism Feminist” 271
  23. 17 Between the Waves 285
  24. 18 Mentoring 303
  25. 19 Knitters and Night Cleaners 315
  26. Activism
  27. 20 Who Benefits? 333
  28. 21 Inheriting What Lives On from Vancouver’s Disappeared Women 351
  29. 22 On Denunciations and Disavowals 369
  30. 23 Guerrilla Grrrls and Sex Trafficking 393
  31. Contributors 413
  32. Bibliography 417
  33. Index 443
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