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Title Ethnographic feminisms : essays in anthropology / edited by Sally Cole & Lynne Phillips.
Publication Info Ottawa : Carleton University Press, ©1995.


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Contents 1. The Work and Politics of Feminist Ethnography: An Introduction / Sally Cole and Lynne Phillips -- pt. I. Fields of Difference and Unity. 2. Difference, Indifference and Making a Difference: Reflexivity in the Time of Cholera / Lynne Phillips. 3. Feminism From Afar or to China and Home Again / Ellen Judd. 4. From Women's Point of View: Practising Feminist Anthropology in a World of Differences / Marie-Andree Couillard. 5. Thank you, Breasts! Breastfeeding as a Global Feminist Issue / Penny Van Esterik -- pt. II. Explorations of Gendered Work. 6. "Trading is a White Man's Game": The Appropriation of Navajo Women's Weaving / Kathy M'Closkey. 7. "A Little Free Time on Sunday": Women and Domestic Commodity Production / Max J. Hedley. 8. "Working at Home is Easy For Her": Industrial Homework in Contemporary Ontario / Belinda Leach. 9. "I Know Now that You Can Change Things" Narratives of Canadian Bank Workers as Union Activists / Patricia Baker.
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ISBN 9780773581326 (electronic bk.)
0773581324 (electronic bk.)
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Series Women's experience series ; 7
Carleton women's experience series ; 7.
Subject Feminist anthropology.
Alt author Cole, Sally Cooper, 1951-
Phillips, Lynne.
Descript 1 online resource (300 pages) : illustrations.
Content text txt
Media computer c
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Contents 1. The Work and Politics of Feminist Ethnography: An Introduction / Sally Cole and Lynne Phillips -- pt. I. Fields of Difference and Unity. 2. Difference, Indifference and Making a Difference: Reflexivity in the Time of Cholera / Lynne Phillips. 3. Feminism From Afar or to China and Home Again / Ellen Judd. 4. From Women's Point of View: Practising Feminist Anthropology in a World of Differences / Marie-Andree Couillard. 5. Thank you, Breasts! Breastfeeding as a Global Feminist Issue / Penny Van Esterik -- pt. II. Explorations of Gendered Work. 6. "Trading is a White Man's Game": The Appropriation of Navajo Women's Weaving / Kathy M'Closkey. 7. "A Little Free Time on Sunday": Women and Domestic Commodity Production / Max J. Hedley. 8. "Working at Home is Easy For Her": Industrial Homework in Contemporary Ontario / Belinda Leach. 9. "I Know Now that You Can Change Things" Narratives of Canadian Bank Workers as Union Activists / Patricia Baker.
Note Unlimited number of concurrent users. UkHlHU
ISBN 9780773581326 (electronic bk.)
0773581324 (electronic bk.)
Series Women's experience series ; 7
Carleton women's experience series ; 7.
Subject Feminist anthropology.
Alt author Cole, Sally Cooper, 1951-
Phillips, Lynne.

Subject Feminist anthropology.
Descript 1 online resource (300 pages) : illustrations.
Content text txt
Media computer c
Carrier online resource cr
Contents 1. The Work and Politics of Feminist Ethnography: An Introduction / Sally Cole and Lynne Phillips -- pt. I. Fields of Difference and Unity. 2. Difference, Indifference and Making a Difference: Reflexivity in the Time of Cholera / Lynne Phillips. 3. Feminism From Afar or to China and Home Again / Ellen Judd. 4. From Women's Point of View: Practising Feminist Anthropology in a World of Differences / Marie-Andree Couillard. 5. Thank you, Breasts! Breastfeeding as a Global Feminist Issue / Penny Van Esterik -- pt. II. Explorations of Gendered Work. 6. "Trading is a White Man's Game": The Appropriation of Navajo Women's Weaving / Kathy M'Closkey. 7. "A Little Free Time on Sunday": Women and Domestic Commodity Production / Max J. Hedley. 8. "Working at Home is Easy For Her": Industrial Homework in Contemporary Ontario / Belinda Leach. 9. "I Know Now that You Can Change Things" Narratives of Canadian Bank Workers as Union Activists / Patricia Baker.
Note Unlimited number of concurrent users. UkHlHU
Alt author Cole, Sally Cooper, 1951-
Phillips, Lynne.
ISBN 9780773581326 (electronic bk.)
0773581324 (electronic bk.)
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