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Articles in January, 2002 issue of Biography

• Redlined Africa: Ruth First's Barrel of a Gun.
  by Harlow, Barbara
• Reviewed elsewhere. (book review)
• Collective memory, commemoration, memory, and history: or William O 'Bryan, the Bible Christians, and me.
  by Lloyd, Jennifer M.
• "And hold the bondman still": biogeography and utopia in slave and serf narratives.
  by Mackay, John William
• Autotopography: Louise Bourgeois as builder.(Critical Essay)
  by Bal, Mieke
• The contour of unknown lives: mapping women's experience in the Adirondacks.
  by Kraly, Ellen Percy
• "The greater part of my life has been spent in India": autobiography and the crisis of empire in the twentieth century.
  by Procida, Mary A.
• Living on the human road.(Short Story)
  by Antonetta, Susanne
• Stratigraphies: writing a suspect terrain.
  by Tilden, Norma
• Sites of memory: women's autoethnographies from rural France.
  by Reed-Danahay, Deborah
• Writing the geography of the Blue Ridge Mountains: how displacement recorded the land.
  by Powell, Katrina M.
• Geographies of the closet: the lives of Paul Monette.(Critical Essay)
  by Johnston, Georgia
• Autobiography & Geography: Introduction.
  by Fuchs, Miriam
• Bearing proxy-witness.
  by Frank, Johanna