Vol. 25 No. 1 (2000): Special Issue: Feminism and Canadian History (25th anniversary volume part one)

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Published: 2000-10-01

Introduction

Introduction: Feminism and Canadian History

Margaret Conrad, Linda Kealey

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Original Research

Feminism's Influence on Peace History

Frances Early

3-10
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By, For, or About?: Shifting Directions in the Representations of Aboriginal Women

Jo-Anne Fiske

11-27
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"The Stubborn Clutter, The Undeniable Record, The Burning, Wilful Evidence": Teaching the History of Sexuality

Becki L. Ross

28-38
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Constructing Black Women's Historical Knowledge

Afua Cooper

39-50
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Women and Work: Assessing Canadian Women's Labour History at the Millennium

Joan Sangster

51-62
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Coming in from the Cold: Reflections on the History of Women in Northern Canada

Charlene Porsild

63-68
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Feminism, History and Writing British Columbia's Past

Adele Perry

69-74
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Was the "Frontier" Good for Women?: Historical Approaches to Women and Agricultural Settlement in the Prairie West, 1870-1925

Kathryn McPherson

75-86
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"Old Ontario" Through the Lens of Feminist Scholarship, 1970s-1990s

Cecilia Morgan

87-101
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Un champ bien clos: L'histoire des femmes au Quebec

Micheline Dumont

102-118
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Gender, Place, and Region: Thoughts on the State of Women in Atlantic Canadian History

Suzanne Morton

119-128
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Women's Studies In Focus

Women's History and Women's Studies: Teaching, Research and Theory

Karen Flynn, Nancy Forestell, Cathy James, Isabelle Lehuu, Annalee Lepp, Lynne Marks, Kathryn McPherson, Georgia Sitara, Cynthia Wright

129-148
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Contributors

Contributors to 25.1

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