Title: (Re)interpretations : the shapes of justice in women's experience /
Authors: Dresdner, Lisa.; Peterson, Laurel S.
Publisher: Cambridge Scholars Pub.,
Year: 2009
Subjects: Feminist theory.; Women Legal status, laws, etc.
Contents: Stories of justice across boundaries in women's lives / Lisa Dresdner and Laurel S. Peterson -- Language teachers and the law : resisting silence / Jo Scott-Coe -- Women's speech and silence at South Africa's Truth and Reconciliation Commission / Denise Handlarski -- Contesting injustice : discursive strategies of resistance between prisoners and activists in the radical women's prison movement / Jodie M. Lawston and Ruben R. Murillo -- "Mrs. Pace" and the ambiguous language of victimization / J. Carter Wood -- Making illegal art : two feminist artists resist copyright law / Pauline Greenhill -- Public hiearchy and private harm : tort law as a remedy for gender inequality in Israeli family law / Yifat Bitton -- Women's experiences of justice and injustice in a polygynous Bedouin-tribal society / Annemarie Profanter and Stephanie Ryan Cate -- The first feminist nuns : the Immaculate Heart community of California / Susan Marie Maloney -- Shona religion and women's justice in modern Zimbabwe / Mickias Musiyiwa -- Mind-body dualism and the un-just gendered logistics of militarization / Natalie Wilson -- Militant masculinity and Jewish women's peace activism in Israel / Adam Gaynor -- Postwar justice in Germany : the case of Traudl Junge, Hitler's secretary / Carmen Faymonville -- (Re)evaluating trafficked women's legal rights under Dutch and British trafficking in human beings legislation enacted since 2000 / Marc JW de Jong -- Accessing help and services : trafficking survivors' experiences in the United Kingdom / Alison Jobe -- State intervention in women's bodies and lives : sex trafficking and United States' donor aid in Armenia / Susan Dewey -- Women as patients / Kristy Maher -- Caring about mental illness : autonomy, freedom, and care / M. Carmela Epright -- DES and Diflucan : pharmaceutical marketing choices : why women should take heed / Jody Lisberger.