Frontiers

View more issues:

Articles in 2009 issue of Frontiers

• Introduction
  by Campbell, Nancy D; Fonow, Mary Margaret
• Interactive and Intersectional Analytics of Globalization
  by Peterson, V Spike
• Affect, Race, and Class: An Interpretive Reading of Caring Labor
  by Barker, Drucilla K; Feiner, Susan F
• Handmade Petrified Wood
  by Hauft, Amy
• Reconstructing Science and Technology Studies: Views from Feminist Standpoint Theory
  by Campbell, Nancy D
• An Interpretive Analytics to Move Caring Labor Off the Straight Path
  by Bergeron, Suzanne
• Curator's Statement: Double X
  by Harp, Hilary
• Foreword
  by Gullett, Gayle; Gray, Susan E
• Off Course
  by Chaney, Elizabeth
• Engineering Ignorance: The Problem of Gender Equity in Engineering
  by Franzway, Suzanne; Sharp, Rhonda; Mills, Julie E; Gill, Judith
• Double-Bound: Putting the Power Back into Participatory Research
  by Eubanks, Virginia
• Étude (on Karma)
  by Hogue, Cynthia
• Malthusian Men and Demographic Transitions: A Case Study of Hegemonic Masculinity in Mid-Twentieth-Century Population Theory
  by McCann, Carole R
• Flotation Device
  by O'connor, Deirdre
• Making Strange: Deconstruction and Feminist Standpoint Theory
  by Houle, Karen
• A Version of Her Suicide: in the North of Ireland
  by O'Connor, Deirdre
• "Engaging the Real is Not What it Used to Be": On Patti Lather's Getting Lost on the Way to "a Less Comfortable Social Science"
  by Langsdorf, Lenore
• Deconstruction and the Problematics of Social Engagement: Fertile Tensions
  by Falmagne, Rachel Joffe
• Getting Lost and Found and Lost and Found and Lost Again with Patti Lather
  by Clarke, Adele E
• Getting Lost: Feminist Efforts toward a Double(d) Science
  by Lather, Patti
• Feminist Currents
  by Boris, Eileen