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Four women, four public art projects, four decades: exploring socially conscious public art and social change 

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Holy fit! Yoga and the gendered body: A research project 

Greater than the sum of her parts: A multi -axis analysis of Black women and political representation 

The female soldier: Mediating promises and problematics of femininity, war, and the nation 

Alewives and factory girls: literary representations of working women 

Acting otherwise: Institutionalization of women's/gender studies in Taiwan's universities 

Real work: the stage actress in the Bildungsromans of Geraldine Jewsbury and Louisa May Alcott 

Ghost 

Oprah's sorority: A new kind of sisterhood 

An Africentric womanist theory for psychotherapy 

Evolving approaches to feminist therapy 

Straight dates: Feminist identity as a variable in dating satisfaction within heterosexual college students 

How to suppress women’s filmmaking 

Engendering reaction: The politics of pronatalism and the family in France, 1919-1944 

Institutional variance of the democratic peace, 1816-2002: electoral, executive, and federal institutions in time and space 

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Imagining alliance: queer anti-imperialism and race in California, 1966-1990 

Out of hand: experimental media practices by women 

Becoming a feminist reader: Romance and re-vision 

Girls, girls, girls: Gender and generation in contemporary discourses of female adolescence and youth culture 

Routine adjustments: Re-viewing women's TV comedy genres, 1950--1969 

Teaching freedom: the power of autonomous temporary institutions and informal pedagogy in the work of Tania Bruguera and Suzanne Lacy