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- Frontiers: A Journal of Women Studies
- University of Nebraska Press
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- Elizabeth Barton’s Claim: Feminist Defiance in Wolf Hall Volume 36, Number 2, 2015, pp. 152-168
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This issue contains 17 articles in total
- Contributors
- Introduction
- Editors’ Note
- Frontiers: A Journal of Women Studies Turns Forty! Reflections from Former Editors
- Four Women on a Ptown Beach
- Adagio
- Constructing Radical Black Female Subjectivities: Survival Pimping in Austin Clarke’s The Polished Hoe
- Elizabeth Barton’s Claim: Feminist Defiance in Wolf Hall
- Sensibility and Science: Motherhood and the Gendering of Knowledge in Two Mezzotints after Joseph Wright of Derby
- “We Are Extraordinarily Lucky to Be Living in These Times”: A Conversation with Grace Lee Boggs
- Artist Statement
- Undermining Identities in Johnny Blazes’ Check One Please: The Ambiguous Body as Feminist Performance Tool
- Normalizing the “Variant” in The Ladder, America’s Second Lesbian Magazine, 1956–1963
- The Feminine Mystique at Fifty
- “The Happy Housewife Heroine” and “The Sexual Sell”: Legacies of Betty Friedan’s Critique of the Image of Women
- “To Fulfill an Ambition of [Her] Own”: Work, Class, and Identity in The Feminine Mystique
- Activists’ Panel
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