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This innovative collection addresses a challenging issue in contemporary feminist theory and practice: whether - and how - we should represent members of groups to which we do not ourselves belong. The discussions identify key concerns related to representation and difference.Contributors draw on personal experiences of speaking `for' and `about' Others in their research, professional practice, writing or political activism. Problems of representing Others with ethnic or cultural backgrounds different from one's own are highlighted, and the discussions extend to representations of children, prostitutes, infertile women, `fat' women, gay men with HIV/AIDS and people with disabilities.
Contents
PART ONETheorizing Representing the Other - Celia Kitzinger and Sue WilkinsonDaring To Presume - Anna LiviaPART TWO: SHORT CONTRIBUTIONSThe Mother of Invention - Liz StanleyNecessity, Writing and RepresentationBearing Witness - Barbara Katz RothmanRepresenting Women's Experiences of Prenatal DiagnosisWaking from a Dream of Chinese Shadows - Magdalene Ang-LygateVoices in the Winds of Change - Amanda KottlerAble-Bodied Dilemmas in Teaching Disability Studies - Deborah MarksInfertility - Anne WoollettFrom `Inside/Out' to `Outside/In'Representing Gay Men with HIV/AIDS - Adrian CoyleThe Seduction of Sameness - Tracey L Hurd and Alice McIntyreSimilarity and Representing the OtherWhite Woman Researcher - Black Women Subjects - Rosalind EdwardsBetween a Rock and a Hard Place - Diana E H RussellThe Politics of White Feminists Conducting Research on Black Women in South AfricaPolitics and Women's Weight - Joan C Chrisler`See Whose Face It Wears' - Christine GriffinDifferences, Otherness and PowerRepresenting Other Feminists - Diane Richardson`White Women Can't Speak?' - Diane BellPutting Pakeha into the Picture - Kate PaulinAnalyzing Lesbian/Bisexual Politics in Aotearoa/New ZealandRepresentation and Difference in Cross-Cultural Research - Marion Martin and Beth HumphriesThe Impact of Institutional StructuresQuestions of Legitimacy - Manjit BolaThe Fit between Researcher and ResearchedThe Reproduction of Othering - BrownRepresenting the Prostitute - Sheila JeffreysThe Spec(tac)ular Economy of Difference - Erica BurmanGiving Voice - Katie MacMillanThe Participant Takes IssueAcross Differences of Age - Marian Titley and Becky ChaseyYoung Women Speaking of and with Old WomenResponsibility and Advocacy - Anita HarrisRepresenting Young WomenBeside the Standpoint - Mike Gane`Some of This Seems to Me Straight Feminist Stuff' - Anna MadillRepresenting the Other in Discursive Psychotherapy ResearchQuestioning Representing the Other - Jean CarabineIssues of Power and Conflict Resolution in Representing the Other - Gabriele GriffinPART THREE: THE SPOKEN WORDSpeaking of Representing the Other - Celia Kitzinger in conversation with Manjit Bola et al
