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| Land, Bodies, and Knowledge: Biocolonialism of Plants, Indigenous Peoples, Women, and People with Disabilities / | Hawthorne, Susan | 314-322 | 2006.12.15 | - | |
| An Ecofeminist Perspective on Biopiracy in Latin America / | Isla, Ana | 323-331 | 2006.12.15 | - | |
| Is Biopiracy an Issue for Feminists in the Philippines? / | Tauli-Corpuz, Victoria | 332-336 | 2006.12.15 | - | |
| Kinship Theory, Property, and the Politics of Inclusion: From Lesbian Families to Bioprospecting in a Few Short Steps / | Hayden, Cori | 337-346 | 2006.12.15 | - | |
| Rights, Reproduction, Sexuality, and Citizenship in the Ottoman Empire and Turkey / | Miller, Ruth A. | 347-374 | 2006.12.15 | - | |
| The Contentious Subject of Feminism: Defining Women in France from the Second Wave to Parity / | Lepinard, Eleonore | 375-404 | 2006.12.15 | - | |
| Masculine Talk: On the Subconscious Use of Masculine Linguistic Forms among Hebrew- and Arabic-Speaking Women in Israel / | Sa'ar, Amalia | 405-430 | 2006.12.15 | - | |
| The Magdalene Sisters: Evidence, Testimony … Action? / | Smith, James M. | 431-458 | 2006.12.15 | - | |
| “Critical Extasy”: Orgasm and Sensibility in Memoirs of a Woman of Pleasure / | Jagose, Annamarie | 459-482 | 2006.12.15 | - | |
