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Representing the Other: A Feminism & Psychology Reader

Published 1 January 1996
Sue Wilkinson, Celia Kitzinger
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Abstract

PART ONE: ARTICLES Theorizing Representing the Other - Celia Kitzinger and Sue Wilkinson Daring To Presume - Anna Livia PART TWO: SHORT CONTRIBUTIONS The Mother of Invention - Liz Stanley Necessity, Writing and Representation Bearing Witness - Barbara Katz Rothman Representing Women's Experiences of Prenatal Diagnosis Waking from a Dream of Chinese Shadows - Magdalene Ang-Lygate Voices in the Winds of Change - Amanda Kottler Able-Bodied Dilemmas in Teaching Disability Studies - Deborah Marks Infertility - Anne Woollett From 'Inside/Out' to 'Outside/In' Representing Gay Men with HIV/AIDS - Adrian Coyle The Seduction of Sameness - Tracey L Hurd and Alice McIntyre Similarity and Representing the Other White Woman Researcher - Black Women Subjects - Rosalind Edwards Between a Rock and a Hard Place - Diana E H Russell The Politics of White Feminists Conducting Research on Black Women in South Africa Politics and Women's Weight - Joan C Chrisler 'See Whose Face It Wears' - Christine Griffin Differences, Otherness and Power Representing Other Feminists - Diane Richardson 'White Women Can't Speak?' - Diane Bell Putting Pakeha into the Picture - Kate Paulin Analyzing Lesbian/Bisexual Politics in Aotearoa/New Zealand Representation and Difference in Cross-Cultural Research - Marion Martin and Beth Humphries The Impact of Institutional Structures Questions of Legitimacy - Manjit Bola The Fit between Researcher and Researched The Reproduction of Othering - Brown Representing the Prostitute - Sheila Jeffreys The Spec(tac)ular Economy of Difference - Erica Burman Giving Voice - Katie MacMillan The Participant Takes Issue Across Differences of Age - Marian Titley and Becky Chasey Young Women Speaking of and with Old Women Responsibility and Advocacy - Anita Harris Representing Young Women Beside the Standpoint - Mike Gane 'Some of This Seems to Me Straight Feminist Stuff' - Anna Madill Representing the Other in Discursive Psychotherapy Research Questioning Representing the Other - Jean Carabine Issues of Power and Conflict Resolution in Representing the Other - Gabriele Griffin PART THREE: THE SPOKEN WORD Speaking of Representing the Other - Celia Kitzinger in conversation with Manjit Bola et al

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Social Sciences