Scholar and Feminist Online 3.3-4.1
Fall 2005

The Scholar & Feminist XXX: Past Controversies, Present Challenges, Future Feminisms

Janet Jakobsen & David Hopson

Contributors include Meena Alexander, Dorothy Allison, Amrita Basu, Alison Bernstein, Elizabeth Bernstein, Siobhan Brooks, Leslie Calman, Tammy Rae Carland, Staceyann Chin, Ann Cvetkovich, Leslie Feinberg, Rebecca Haimowitz, Amber Hollibaugh, Janet Jakobsen, Temma Kaplan, Surina Khan, Jenny Kern, Elaine Kim, Rachel Maddow, Terry O’Neill, Minnie Bruce Pratt, Barbara Ransby, Kumkum Sangari, Heisoo Shin, Lateefah Simon, and Faye Wattleton.

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academy, activism, archives, arts, barnard, class, democracy, education, film, gender, history, human rights, intersectionality, labor, literature, media, music, photography, policy, politics, queer, race, scholar & feminist, sexuality, technology, transgender, transnational, video, women's movement, writing, young feminists
Scholar and Feminist Online: 3.2
Winter 2005

Jumpin’ at the Sun: Reassessing the Life and Work of Zora Neale Hurston

Monica L. Miller

Contributors include Esinam Bediako, Valerie Boyd, Peter A. Campbell, Elvita Dominique, Ann duCille, Danielle Evans, Sheen Gordon, Alexis Pauline Gumbs, David J. Johns, Carla Kaplan, Leah King, Anthea Kraut, David Krasner, Bendita C. Malakia, Monica L. Miller, Marlysha Myrthil, Alice Walker, Cheryl A. Wall, Nikole Williams, and Alexandria Wright.

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academy, africana, anthropology, archives, arts, barnard, dance, education, history, intersectionality, literature, performance, race, writing
Scholar and Feminist Online: 3.1
Fall 2004

Feminist Television Studies: The Case of HBO

Lisa Johnson

Contributors include Kim Akass, Daphne Gottlieb, Stephanie Harzewski, Lisa Johnson, Katherine Lee, Janet McCabe, Beth Montemurro, Cristy Turner, and Sherryl Wilson.

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arts, family, gender, media, queer, sexuality, violence
Scholar and Feminist Online: 2.3
Summer 2004

Young Feminists Take on the Family

Jennifer Baumgardner and Amy Richards

Contributors include Jennifer Baumgardner, Laura Coats, Rory Dicker, Ayun Halliday, Heather Hewitt, Anastasia Higginbotham, Lisa Johnson, Alison Piepmeier, Vanessa Raney, Amy Richards, Deborah Siegel, and Jessica Valenti.

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arts, childcare, children, domestic work, family, parenting, pregnancy, queer, transgender, work-life balance, writing
Scholar and Feminist Online: 2.2
Winter 2004

Reverberations: On Violence

Elizabeth A. Castelli

Contributors include Ida Applebroog, Karen Beckman, Elizabeth A. Castelli, Gaye Chan, Sue Coe, Neta Crawford, Lisa Duggan, Cheri Honkala, Lisa Kahane, Suzanne Lacy, Winona LaDuke, Lois Ann Lorentzen, Kate Rhee, Eric Runions, Dread Scott, Meredeth Turshen, Jody Williams, Daphne Wysham, and Emna Zghal.

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activism, arts, economic justice, gender, peace, photography, policy, politics, scholar & feminist, transnational, violence, war
Scholar and Feminist Online: 2.1
Summer 2003

Public Sentiments

Ann Cvetkovich and Ann Pellegrini

Contributors include Nieves Ayress, Jean Carlomusto, Mary Marshall Clark, Anne Cubilié, Ann Cvetkovich, Judith Halberstam, Roger Hallas, Alyssa Harad, Marianne Hirsch, Sharon Holland, Jonathan Kalb, Sarah Jones, Rachel C. Lee, Daphne Lei, Peter Lucas, Meg McLagan, Lorie Novak, Ann Pellegrini, Jorge Ramos, Janelle Reinelt, Steven Reisner, Jane Rosett, Rebecca Schneider, Anna Deavere Smith, Kathleen Stewart, and Jason Tougaw.

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activism, afghanistan, archives, arts, emotion, gender, history, intersectionality, literature, peace, performance, photography, public feelings, queer, race, scholar & feminist, sexuality, transnational, video, violence, war
SF Online: 1.3
Winter 2003

Changing Focus: Family Photography and American Jewish Identity

Laura Levitt

Contributors include Marlene Booth, Michelle Citron, Muriel Hasbun, Marianne Hirsch, Joanne Leonard, Laura Levitt, Lorie Novak, and Ruth Ost.

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archives, arts, family, film, history, immigration, judaism, media, photography, religion, video
Scholar and Feminist Online 1.2
Winter 2003

Margaret Mead’s Legacy: Continuing Conversations

Lesley Sharp

Contributors include Mary Catherine Bateson, Elaine Charnov, Faye Ginsburg, Bridget Hayden, Nancy Lutkehaus, Michaela di Leonardo, Emily Martin, Marcyliena Morgan, Esther Newton, Rayna Rapp, Judith Shapiro, and Lesley Sharp.

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anthropology, archives, barnard, education, film, gender, history, queer, race, sexuality, transnational
Scholar and Feminist: 1.1
Winter 2003

Writing Towards Hope: Literature, Art, & the Struggle for Human Rights

Marjorie Agosín

Contributors include Mahnaz Afkhami, Marjorie Agosín, Meena Alexander, Diana Anhalt, Ruth Behar, and Judy Dworin.

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arts, dance, human rights, judaism, literature, performance, transnational, violence, writing