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Articles in 2001 issue of Frontiers

• Undoing, The
  by Bickmore, Lisa
• madonna experience, The
  by Lugo-Lugo, Carmen R
• Mothers, Daughters, and Deities: Judy Lucero's Gynocritical Prison Poetics and Materialist Chicana Politics
  by V, B
• Look at me, I'm Sandra Dee
  by Scheiner, Georganne
• "Sacred Farming" or "Working Out": The negotiated lives of conservative mennonite farm women
  by Schmidt, Kimberly D
• Strange Pocket Books Scattered thru the House
  by Lifshin, Lyn
• Artist statement: Running around in circles
  by Wiley, Lynn
• Madonna Experience: A U.S. Icon Awakens a Puerto Rican Adolescent's Feminist Consciousness, The
  by R, Carmen
• Picture/story
  by Murphy, Mary
• Farmer's Wife
  by Bucher, Karen
• From the inside out
  by Armitage, Susan H
• A sympathetic misunderstanding?
  by Floyd, Janet
• Disability and Identity
  by Stocker, Susan S
• Latinegras: Desired Women - Undesirable Mothers, Daughters, Sisters, and Wives
  by I, Marta
• Introduction
  by M, Joan; W, Anne B
• Where No One Follows
  by Bickmore, Lisa
• Doing more than heads
  by Phillips, Evelyn Newman
• Esther consorts with hegai
  by Barrett, Carol
• "Que se pudieran defender (so you could defend yourselves)"
  by Castaneda, Antonia I
• Revision and resistance
  by Udel, Lisa J
• Julie Green
• Miss Spokane and the Inland Northwest: Representations of Regions and Gender
  by G, Katherine
• "They Shut Me Up In Prose": A cautionary tale of two Emilys
  by Temple, Judy Nolte
• Feminism, eros, and the coming of age
  by Rubenstein, Roberta
• state of research on Pacific Northwest women, The
  by Blair, Karen J
• Elle meets the president: Weaving Navajo culture and commerce in the Southwestern tourist industry
  by Moore, Laura Jane
• Revision and Resistance: The Politics of Native Women's Motherwork
  by J, Lisa
• Look at Me, I'm Sandra Dee: Beyond a White, Teen Icon
• They Said She had a Candle in One Hand
  by Lifshin, Lyn
• Latinegras
  by Cruz-Janzen, Marta I
• Introduction
  by Armitage, Sue
• Shaping public space/enunciating gender
  by Ruiz, Vicki L
• Offering; Plumb; Plenty; Bowl; Planta
  by Handel, Cynthia
• A gendered economic history of rural households: Calvillo, Aguascalientes, Mexico, 1982-1991
  by de los Angeles Crummett, Maria
• "Peace empowers"
  by Nomura, Gail M
• Disability and Identity: Overcoming Perfectionism
  by S, Susan
• From the Inside Out: Rewriting Regional History
  by H, Susan
• Cherrios / Set the Table / Eyelashes / Two White Crosses / Curves Dance
  by Frizzell, Linda Rudin
• Same-sex sexuality in western women's history
  by Boyd, Nan Alamilla
• Breast-less by choice
  by Cassel, Susie Lan
• Vashti records her life in exile
  by Barrett, Carol
• Mothers, daughters, and deities
  by Olgun, B V
• Settler Women and Frontier Women: The Unsettling Past of Western Women's History
  by L, Albert
• A Sympathetic Misunderstanding? Mary Hallock Foote's Mining West
• Settler women and frontier women
  by Hurtado, Albert L
• Shaping Public Space/Enunciating Gender: A Multiracial Historiography of the Women's West, 1995-2000
  by L, Vicki
• Four Generations of Maya Marriages: What's Love Got To Do With It?
  by Maria, Ana
• "I'd rather be dancing": Wisconsin women moving on
  by Jensen, Joan M
• From the Yazoo Mississippi Delta to the urban communities of the Midwest: Conversations with rural African American women
  by Grim, Valerie
• Reworking race, class, and gender into Pacific Northwest history
  by Mercier, Laurie
• Miss Spokane and the inland Northwest
  by Morrissey, Katherine G
• Introduction
  by Jensen, Joan M; Effland, Anne B W
• Picture/Story: Representing Gender in Montana Farm Security Administration Photographs
• "Peace Empowers": The Testimony of Aki Kurose, a Woman of Color in the Pacific Northwest
  by M, Gail
• "Better Homes on Better Farms": Domestic reform in rural Tennessee
  by Hoffschwelle, Mary S
• bridge of the gods, The
  by Eder, Jeanne
• Four generations of Maya marriages
  by Juarez, Ana Maria
• Mixing Bowl / Important Issues / Corn Husk Rug / Mom Quilting / A Grandmother's Touch
  by Gray, Carol V
• Introduction
• "Que Se Pudieran Defender (So You Could Defend Yourselves)" Chicanas, Regional History, and National Discourses
  by I, Antonia
• Dom; The New Mrs.; She Shaves; Dead Candidate
  by Green, Julie