Vol. 3 No. 1 [7] (2004): Anybody's Concerns II

Articles

• Frontmatter and Editorial

  Beate Neumeier

  0-1

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• The "Feminine Principle" in Butoh: A Methodology that Spans History, Cultures, and Disciplines? or Developing a "Feminine" Body-Space on a Sunday?

  ajaykumar

  2-12

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• AnyBody's Simulacra: A Theoretical Approach to (Post-Gender) Identity

  Konstanze Kutzbach

  13-31

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• Interview: "I Want to Create a European-Jewish-British Theatre Where Women Have a New Role": An Interview with Julia Pascal

  Tina Wald

  32-50

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• Review: David M. Halperin: How to Do the History of Homosexuality.

  Isabel Karremann

  51-56

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• Review: Annamarie Jagose: Inconsequence: Lesbian Representation and the Logic of Sexual Sequence.

  Peta Mayer

  57-60

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• Review: Nancy Ordover: American Eugenics: Race, Queer Anatomy, and the Science of Nationalism.

  Sean O'Toole

  61-63

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• Review: The Right to Speak. Wally Lamb and the Women of York Correctional Institution: Couldn't Keep It To Myself: Testimonies from Our Imprisoned Sisters.

  Astrid Recker

  64-74

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• Review: Coming off Rage? Angry Young Women at the Royal Court in Lucy Prebble's The Sugar Syndrome, Gary Mitchell's Loyal Women, and Stella Feehily's Duck

  Tina Wald

  75-80

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• Poem: "Barlines"

  Michelene Wandor

  81-103

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• List of Contributors

  Beate Neumeier

  104-105

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