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Critical Studies in Gender, Culture & Social Justice
Études critiques sur le genre, la culture, et la justice

Volume 38, Number 2, 2017 Affecting Feminist Literary & Cultural Production & WHOOPS I AM A LADY ON THE INTERNET: Digital Feminist Counter-Publics

Table of contents (38 articles)

  1. Editorial

Affecting Feminist Literary and Cultural Production

  1. Feminist Affects in Productions Littéraires et Culturelles: An Introduction
  2. Foreword
  3. Affective Assemblages: Entanglements & Ruptures—An Interview with Lauren Berlant
  4. Grievous Speech: Nathalie Stephens's Touch To Affliction and the City of Death
  5. La douleur des autres : Eisenstein, Mavrikakis et Agnant
  6. Soft Architecture: Walking as an Affective Practice in Lisa Robertson’s “Seven Walks”
  7. Love Enough! Dionne Brand and Rosi Braidotti’s Affective Transpositions
  8. « Dépression et affection dans Le juste milieu d’Annabel Lyon : une poétique du care »
  9. Touch and Affect in Alice Munro’s “Nettles”; or, Redefining Intimacy
  10. Des affects plein l’assiette. Migration, nourriture et agentivité chez Kim Thúy
  11. The Affect of Absence: Rebecca Belmore and the Aesthetico-politics of “Unnameable Affects”
  12. Posthumanist Feminism and Interspecies Affect in Nalo Hopkinson’s Midnight Robber
  13. Épilogue : désaffecté
  14. L'album multicolore (extrait), Montréal, Héliotrope, 2014, 11-17
  15. This Fold Dreams and Undreams Until a Last Dream Which is an I
  16. Amoureux
  17. One of my Thin Friends and Other Poems

“WHOOPS I AM A LADY ON THE INTERNET”: Digital Feminist Counter-Publics

  1. “WHOOPS I AM A LADY ON THE INTERNET”: Digital Feminist Counter-Publics
  2. Sweating in Public: Some Thoughts About Writing on the Internet While Being a Woman
  3. “I Needed to See the Politic Being Lived”: Virgie Tovar on Fat Activism and Digital Platforms
  4. The Unpaid Labour of Love: Rebecca Blakey, Natalie Childs, KL, and Cynthia Spring on behalf of GUTS CANADIAN FEMINIST MAGAZINE
  5. The difference a Gender Makes
  6. How It Feels to Be Wired In: On the Digital Cyborg Politics of Mental Disability
  7. “Not Just What We Dismantle but also What We Hope to Build”: Alicia Garza on Black Lives Matter and Digital Activism

Open

  1. Eugenics, Race and Canada’s First-Wave Feminists: Dis/Abling the Debates
  2. Mompreneurs, Leaning In, and Opting Out: Work/Family Choices under Neoliberalism
  3. Examining Gender Relations among South Asian Immigrant Women Living with HIV in the Greater Toronto Area: Theoretical Implications

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