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Women & Language

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Volume 47, Issue 2
Fall 2024


 

Articles

Applying Ambivalent Sexism to Latinx Gender Roles: Similarities and Differences

Nathalie Desrayaud and Gabriela R. Martin

“I Am Someone’s Daughter, Too:” AOC’s Worldmaking Rhetoric

Courtney D. Fallon

Olena Zelenska’s Strategy: How Ukraine’s First Lady Leveraged Soft News, Hard News, and Social Media Conversations to Shape Her Country’s Wartime Narrative

Olga Zatepilina-Monacell

The Realities of “Opting Out”:

Television Sitcom Representations of Work, Gender, Race, and Relationships

Elizabeth Fish Hatfield

 

Dethroned Victor: The Marginalized Women of Blake Edwards’ Victor/Victoria

Emily Deering Crosby

 

Forum 

The Intuitive Pulse: An Introduction to the Forum

Patricia Geist-Martin and Nicole Defenbaugh

Autoethnographic Conversations with my Dying Sister

Carolyn Ellis

The Imperative Reflexive Pause in Autoethnography: Creating Presence in Absence 

Jeanine Marie Mingé

Only Far Apart in Miles

Jillian A. Tullis

Death, Breath, and Autoethnography

Laura L. Ellingson

Moving West to Recenter: The Dynamics of Recreating a Relationship 

Rachel E. Silverman

A Love Letter to Grandma Lilay: Autoethnography as Transcorporeal Communication 

M. F. Alvarez

Accepting the gift of the storyteller, and its lessons for life 

Kitrina Douglas

Riley’s Ashes: On the Occasional Perils of Intellectualizing Emotion

Ragan Fox


Book Reviews
 

The Case for Single Motherhood: Contemporary Maternal Identities and Family Formations by Katherine E. Mack 

Tiffany Kinney

 

Mean Girl Feminism: How White Feminists Gaslight, Gatekeep and Girlboss by Kim Hong Nguyen 

Mary Alice Adams

Not Alone. LGB Teachers Organizations From 1970 to 1985 by Jason Mayernick 

matthew [bettina] heinz

Twelve Feminist Lessons of War by Cynthia Enloe 

Patty Sotirin

Current Issue

W&L Online

Women & Language embraces the scholarly freedoms of a computer-mediated and digitally-enabled world by publishing scholarly and creative work that may not be possible to disseminate through traditional print journals.
Explore all of W&L Online, including our first fully online special issue, “Nasty (Wo)manifestos”​:

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Transcending the Acronym

edited by Leland G. Spencer

Volume 41, Issue 1 - Fall 2018

Nasty (Wo)manifestos

Volume 40, Issue 2 - Spring 2018

edited by Bernardo A. Attias and Jeanine M. Mingé

On First Lady Michelle Obama

edited by Cerise L. Glenn, Siobhan E.

Smith-Jones, and Karla D. Scott

Volume 40, Issue 1 - Winter 2017/2018

Health, Gender, Sexuality, and Sex

edited by Deborah Ballard-Reisch and

Kimberly Kline

Volume 39, Issue 1 - Fall 2016

Engaged Scholarship

edited by Jimmie Manning and Renée Houston

Volume 38, Issue 1 - Spring 2015

The Value of the “Bad Feminist”

edited by Patty Sotirin

Volume 36, Issue 2 - Fall 2013

Mic Checking the Patriarchy

edited by Mary Vavrus

Volume 35, Issue 1 - Spring 2012

On Humanitarian Crises

edited by Cynthia Weber

Volume 34, Issue 1 - 2011

War, Language, and Gender

edited by Anita Taylor and MJ Hardman

Volume 27, Issue 2 - Fall 2004

Paradoxes

edited by Anita Taylor and Linda Perry

Volume 24, Issue 2 - Fall 2001

Contact

Shauna M. MacDonald, PhD
Editor, Women & Language
editorwomenandlanguage@gmail.com

Department of Communication & Languages

Cape Breton University

1250 Grand Lake Road

Sydney, Nova Scotia

B1M 1A2

Canada

Women & Language is published by the School of Arts and Social Sciences at Cape Breton University (Nova Scotia, Canada) and housed in the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Louisville. It is affiliated with the Organization for the Study of Communication, Language, and Gender (OSCLG). For more about OSCLG, visit www.osclg.org.

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