Women Confronting the New Technologies
Women's Studies Quarterly: Volume XXIX, Number 3 & 4 (Fall/Winter 2001)
CONTENTS
Editorial
Lee Quinby
EMBODIMENT AND TECHNOCULTURE
Technological Fragmentation and Women's Empowerment: Surrogate Motherhood in Israel
Elly Teman
Putting My Foot (Prosthesis, Crutches, Phantom) Down: Considering Technology as Transcendence in the Writings of Donna Haraway
Sharon Betcher
Wild Bodies/Technobodies
Susan Hawthorne
GAINING ACCESS TO THE NETWORKED SOCIETY
Breaking the Code: Women Confront the Promises and Perils of High Technology
Stephen Newton
Pink Collars on the Internet: Roadblocks to the Information Superhighway
Mary E. Virnoche
Listening to Our Side: Computer Training Issues of Middle-Age and Older Women
Dolores Fidishun
Filtered Feminisms: Cybersex, E-Commerce, and the Construction of Women's Bodies in Cyberspace
Anna Sampaio and Janni Aragon
A URL of Our Own: The Center for Women and Information Technology
Joan Korenman
POETRY
E=mc²
Dorothy Howe Brooks
Noise
Carole Cole
Inconstant Data
Judith Rose
Electronic Loom
Maria Proitsaki
FEMINIST TRANSFORMATIONS OF THE TECHNO-PROFICIENT CURRICULUM AND CLASSROOM
Will EC 2000 Make Engineering More Female Friendly?
Sue Rosser
Women's Studies Online: Cyberfeminism or Cyberhype?
Ivy Schweitzer
(with syllabus, Michelle Meyers and Ivy Schweitzer)
Teaching Peace in a Digital Age: Asking 'What' and 'Why' of Technology
Lori E. Amy and Laura A. Milner
Cyberfeminism and Technoculture Studies: An Annotated Bibliography
Sidney Eve Matrix
(with syllabus)
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