Journal of Women’s Studies Association of Japan
WOMEN’S STUDIES Vol. 13 (2005)
Edited by the Editorial Committee of the Women’s Studies Association of Japan
CONTENTS
| Special Issue: Feminism and War | |
|---|---|
| The Difficulties Surrounding Female Soldiers | SATO Fumika |
| “Women’s Participation in the Mosaic Battlefront”and the Violence of Reorganized Masculinity | KAIZUMA Keiko |
| From the Subject of Violence to the Agency of Non-Violence | OKANO Yayo |
| Articles: | |
| Homophobia in Contemporary Gothic: Proximity and Homogeneity of Terror | IKOMA Natsumi |
| The Politics of Gender and Sexuality in England: the Invisibility of Female “Homo-Sexuality” and Its Historical Background | NODA Keiko |
| Ordinary Woman Living between “Sex Workers” and “Sexual Slaves”: Cases of Thai Women in the Global Sex Industry | AOYAMA Kaoru |
| The Connection between “Haisho” Theory and Birth Control Theory: the Eugenics of Isoo Abe | HAYASHI Yoko |
| A Comparison of Women which Results from the Diversity of Female Life Courses: Discourse Analysis of the “ Agnes Controversy” | MYOKI Shinobu |
| A Woman’s Vote/Vote Action Made Invisible: An Example of Toyota-shi in Showa of the ’30s | MANO masako |
Published by The Women’s Studies Association of Japan, Tokyo, Japan