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Volume 34, Number 2, 2013Table of Contents
- Words to Start Fires
- pp. 245-247
- Image—Self, Women in Art: A Portrait Project
- pp. 248-251
- Feminist Currents
- pp. 255-260
- Contributors
- pp. 270-274
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