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Totem poles serve as important illustrations of family lineage and the cultural heritage of native peoples who live in the islands and coastal areas of North America's Pacific Northwest, especially British Columbia, Canada, and coastal areas of Washington and southeastern Alaska in the United States. Makers of these poles include the Haida, Tlingit, Tsimshian, Kwakwaka’wakw (Kwakiutl), Bella Coola, and Nuu-chah-nulth (Nootka).[1][2] Totem poles are typically carved from the highly rot-resistant trunks of Thuja plicata trees (popularly known as giant cedar or western red cedar), which eventually decay in the moist, rainy climate of the coastal Pacific Northwest. Because of the region's climate and the nature of the materials used to make the poles, few examples carved before 1900 remain. Noteworthy examples, some dating as far back as 1880, include those at the Royal British Columbia Museum in Victoria and the Museum of Anthropology at UBC in Vancouver.
Totem poles are the largest, but not the only objects that coastal Pacific Northwest natives use to depict family legends, animals, people, or historical events. The freestanding poles seen by the region's first European explorers were likely preceded by a long history of decorative carving. Stylistic features of these poles were borrowed from smaller prototypes, or from the interior support posts of house beams.[3][4] Although eighteenth-century accounts of European explorers traveling along the coast indicate that decorated interior and exterior house posts existed prior to 1800, the posts were smaller and fewer in number than in subsequent decades. Prior to the nineteenth century, the lack of efficient carving tools, along with sufficient wealth and leisure time to devote to the craft, delayed the development of elaborately carved, freestanding poles.[5] Before iron and steel arrived in the area, natives used crude tools made of stone, shells, or beaver teeth for carving. The process was slow and laborious; axes were unknown. By the late eighteenth century, the use of metal cutting tools enabled more complex carvings and increased production of totem poles.[3] The tall monumental poles appearing in front of native homes in coastal villages probably did not appear until after the beginning of the nineteenth century.[5]
The scholar Eddie Malin has proposed that totem poles progressed from house posts, funerary containers, and memorial markers into symbols of clan and family wealth and prestige. He argues that the Haida people of the islands of Haida Gwaii originated carving of the poles, and that the practice spread outward to the Tsimshian and Tlingit, and then down the coast to the indigenous people of British Columbia and northern Washington.[6] Malin's theory is supported by the photographic documentation of the Pacific Northwest coast's cultural history and the more sophisticated designs of the Haida poles. Regional stylistic differences among the poles can be attributed to the application of existing regional artistic styles to a new medium.[citation needed] Earlier theories, such as those of mid-twentieth-century anthropologist Marius Barbeau, who considered the poles a post-contact phenomenon enabled by the introduction of metal tools, are refuted by evidence of the Pacific Northwest's long history of native carving traditions and evaluation of early explorers' and navigators' documents created in the 1790s, which predate the use of iron tools. These early accounts describe and illustrate the existence, although an uncommon appearance, of carved poles and timber homes along the coast of the Pacific Northwest.[7][8] By the early nineteenth century, widespread importation of iron and steel tools from Great Britain, the United States, and elsewhere led to easier and more rapid production of carved wooden goods, including poles.[9] Scholars have not determined if iron tools were introduced by traders, or whether Alaska Natives produced iron tools from drift iron recovered from shipwrecks, but the presence of trading vessels and exploration ships simplified the acquisition of iron tools, the use of which most likely would have enhanced totem pole construction.[citation needed]
In the nineteenth century, American and European trade and settlement initially led to the growth of totem pole carving, but United States and Canadian policies and practices of acculturation and assimilation caused a decline in the development of Alaska Native and First Nations cultures and their crafts, and sharply reduced totem pole production by the end of the century. Between 1830 and 1880, the maritime fur trade, mining, and fisheries gave rise to an accumulation of wealth among the coastal peoples.[10][11] Much of it was spent and distributed in lavish potlatch celebrations, frequently associated with the construction and erection of totem poles.[12] The monumental poles commissioned by wealthy family leaders to represent their social status and the importance of their families and clans.[13] In the 1880s and 1890s, tourists, collectors, scientists and naturalist interested in native culture collected and photographed totem poles and other artifacts, many of which were put on display at expositions such as the 1876 Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and the 1893 World's Columbia Exposition in Chicago, Illinois.[14]
In the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, some Christian missionaries discouraged the natives' traditional practices, including creation of totem poles, and urged converts to cease production and destroy existing poles. Nearly all totem pole making had ceased by 1901.[15] Carving of monumental and mortuary poles continued in some native villages as late as 1905; however, as native sites were abandoned, the poles and timber homes were left to decay and vandalism.[16]
Beginning in the late 1930s, a combination of cultural, linguistic, and artistic revivals, along with scholarly interest and the continuing fascination and support of an educated and empathetic public, led to a renewal and extension of this artistic tradition.[14] In 1938 the United States Forest Service began a program to reconstruct and preserve the old poles, salvaging about 200, roughly one-third of those known to be standing at the end of the nineteenth century.[16] With renewed interest in native arts and traditions in the 1960s and 1970s, freshly carved totem poles were erected up and down the coast, while related artistic production was introduced in many new and traditional media, ranging from tourist trinkets to masterful works in wood, stone, blown and etched glass, and other traditional and non-traditional media.[14]
Today, a number of successful native artists carve totem poles on commission, usually taking the opportunity to educate apprentices in the demanding art of traditional carving and joinery. Modern poles are almost always executed in traditional styles; however, some artists have included modern subject matter or used nontraditional styles. A commission for a modern pole ranges in the tens of thousands of dollars and usually requires from six to twelve months to complete. Because the time spent on carving after an initial design is may take a year to complete, the commission essentially functions as the artist's primary means of income during the period.[citation needed]
Totem poles symbolize characters and events of a myth or relate the experiences of known ancestors or living people.[2] Some of these characters may appear as stylistic representations of objects in nature, while others are more realistically carved. Pole carvings may include animals, birds, fish, plants, insects, and humans, or they may represent supernatural beings such as the Thunderbird. Some symbolize animals that than can transform themselves into another form, so they appear as combinations of animals or part animal-part human forms. Consistent use of a specific character over time, with some slight variations in carving style, helped develop similarities among these shared symbols that allowed people to recognized one from another. For example, the raven is symbolized by a long, straight beak, while the eagle's beak is curved, and a beaver is depicted with two large front teeth, a piece of wood held in his front paws, and a paddle-shaped tail.[17][18]
The meanings of the designs on totem poles are as varied as the cultures that make them. While totem poles are not religious objects, they do communicate important aspects of native culture and are artistic as well as cultural objects.[19] Some poles celebrate cultural beliefs that may recount familiar legends, clan lineages, or notable events, while others are mostly artistic. Animals and other characters carved on the pole are typically used as symbols to represent characters or events in a story; however, some may reference the moiety[20] of the pole’s owner, or simply fill up empty space on the pole.[19] The carved figures interlock, one above the other, to create the pole, which may rise to a height of sixty feet or more. Smaller carvings may be positioned in vacant spaces, or they may be tucked inside the ears or hang out of the mouths of the pole’s larger characters.[21][22]
While the intended purpose varies, pole carvings symbolize or commemorate historic persons, represent shamanic powers, or provide objects of public ridicule.
"Some of the figures on the poles constitute symbolic reminders of quarrels, murders, debts, and other unpleasant occurrences about which the Native Americans prefer to remain silent... The most widely known tales, like those of the exploits of Raven and of Kats who married the bear woman, are familiar to almost every native of the area. Carvings which symbolize these tales are sufficiently conventionalized to be readily recognizable even by persons whose lineage did not recount them as their own legendary history."[23]
Totem poles were never objects of worship,[24] but very early European explorers thought they were. However, later explorers such as Jean-François de La Pérouse noted that the poles were never treated reverently. Their purpose seemed only to generate allusions or illustrate stories, and the poles were usually left to rot in place when people abandoned a village. Their association with idol worship was an idea from local nineteenth-century Christian missionaries, who considered their association with Shamanism as an occult practice.[citation needed]
The vertical order of images is widely believed to be a significant representation of importance, an idea that became so pervasive it entered into common parlance with the phrase "low man on the totem pole". This phrase, indicative of the most common belief of ordering importance, suggests the higher figures on the pole are more important or prestigious. A counterargument frequently heard is that the figures are arranged in reverse hierarchy, with the most important representations on the bottom, at eye level with the viewer t

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Patent US6039581 - Electrical connector for circuit card assemblies - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inPatentsA connector device provides an electrical connection between parallel mounted circuit card assemblies. On one circuit card assembly a male electrical connector is mounted which has electrical connection pins extending from it. On the other circuit card assembly is female electrical connector which has...http://www.google.com/patents/US6039581?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US6039581 - Electrical connector for circuit card assembliesAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS6039581 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 09/000,773Publication dateMar 21, 2000Filing dateDec 30, 1997Priority dateDec 30, 1997Fee statusLapsedAlso published asCA2257602A1, DE69818626D1, DE69818626T2, EP0928050A2, EP0928050A3, EP0928050B1Publication number000773, 09000773, US 6039581 A, US 6039581A, US-A-6039581, US6039581 A, US6039581AInventorsMario DiMarcoOriginal AssigneeHoneywell Inc.Export CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (10), Referenced by (26), Classifications (9), Legal Events (8) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetElectrical connector for circuit card assemblies
US 6039581 AAbstract
A connector device provides an electrical connection between parallel mounted circuit card assemblies. On one circuit card assembly a male electrical connector is mounted which has electrical connection pins extending from it. On the other circuit card assembly is female electrical connector which has electrical connection holes which receive the connection pins. Mounted proximate to the male electrical connector is a connector guide which contacts at least two edges of the female electrical connector and guides the connector pins into the connector holes. The connector guide also extends above the connector pins and provides protection for the pins while the circuit card assembly is being handled.
1. An apparatus for providing an electrical connection between parallel mounted first and second circuit card assemblies comprising:a male electrical connector with a plurality of electrical connection pins extending therefrom, wherein said male electrical connector is in mechanical and electrical connection with the first circuit card assembly; a female electrical connector with a plurality of electrical connection holes for receiving the electrical connection pins, wherein said female electrical connector is in mechanical and electrical connection with the second circuit card assembly; and a connector guide attached to the first circuit card assembly adjacent to the male electrical connector which contacts the female connector during the electrical connection of the male and female connectors and provides a guide for inserting the connector pins into the connector holes, wherein the guide has a threaded hole formed therein which is aligned with a hole through the first circuit card assembly, wherein said hole in the guide and said hole in the first circuit card assembly are configured to receive a threaded tool inserted in both the holes until the tool contacts the second circuit card assembly and pushes the first and second circuit card assemblies apart. 2. The apparatus of claim 1 wherein the guide extends along an entire side of the male connector and also extends along a portion of at least two additional sides of the male electrical connector.
The present invention relates to providing an electrical connection between multiple circuit cards and specifically to providing an orthogonal connection between circuit cards which are stacked in parallel.
The use of circuit boards for memory logic and other circuitry is well known in the data processing field. The interconnection of multiple circuit boards is advantageous in the design of large scale computing systems, which includes avionics systems which are designed for aircraft. One of the design criteria for an avionics system is that the system take up as little room as possible. In most designs, the circuit boards are placed in boxes and positioned in a parallel fashion relative to the other cards. This design has the advantage that the layout of the circuit card assemblies takes up as little room as possible and the shortest electrical path between and within the circuit cards is attained.
Described herein is an apparatus which provides a compact orthogonal electrical connection between the circuit card assemblies which are mounted in parallel. In order to mount circuit cards in the most space efficient manner, they are mounted in parallel. Circuit cards which faces the surface of the circuit card assembly to which an electrical connection is desired. On one inward-facing surface is a male electrical connector that has protruding pins. Mounted on the inward facing surface of the other card is a female electrical connector which has a multitude of connection holes which would receive the pins from the male electrical connector. Also attached to the first circuit card assembly proximate to the male electrical connector is a guide which runs along at least three edges of the male electrical connector. This is constructed such that it is taller than any of the pins extending from the male electrical connector. This feature provides protection for the electrical pins when the circuit card is positioned on a hard surface or is otherwise handled. The guide is also manufactured such that its shape matches at least three external edge s of the female electrical connector. When the electrical connection is made between the two circuit card assemblies, the guide acts to position the male pins so that they are aligned with and properly seat in the electrical connection holes.
FIG. 1 discloses a prior art electrical connector for circuit card assemblies.
Shown in FIG. 3 are two circuit card assemblies 30 and 31 which are to be connected. The circuit card assemblies 30 and 31 are of the type that you would find in any computing or data processing system which have multiple processor and other electrical components soldered thereto. In the embodiments described herein, the circuit card assemblies are mounted in some sort of box or other container in a parallel fashion. The circuit card assemblies are mounted quite close to each other such that rather than requiring an electrical harness of sorts to transmit electrical signals between the two circuit card assemblies, a plug type device can be used.
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AFL Saturday – Scorpions 11, Rafters 9 - St. Louis - Scout
AFL Saturday – Scorpions 11, Rafters 9Brian Walton11/05/2005Brian Walton reports on Cardinals prospects in Arizona Fall League action.
On Saturday afternoon, the Scottsdale Scorpions defeated the Grand Canyon Rafters by a 11-9 score at Surprise Stadium. Their season record now sits at 15-13, good for first place in the Arizona Fall League's American Division.<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" />
Gabe Johnson was the only Cardinals starter in Satruday's line-up. He caught and batted eighth until he was replaced by Oriole farmhand Ryan Hubele in the sixth.
Cody Haerther entered the game in right field in the top of the sixth and played the remainder of the game.
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Scorpions third. With two down, Johnson flied out to left to end the inning. Scorpions fifth. With the score 8-2 in favor of the Scorpions, Johnson came up with two outs and the bases empty. He fanned swinging.
Scorpions sixth. With the score now 8-8, one out with the bases empty, Haerther stepped in. He took a called strike three. However, shortly thereafter, a two-run home run put the Scorpions back out in front.
Scorpions seventh. Haerther struck out swinging with two out and the bases empty.
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South Australian Senator Lucy Gichuhi tells TV program her $200,000 salary is 'not a lot of money' | Daily Mail Online
Senator ordered to pay back $2,000 after charging taxpayers to fly two family members over tells Kenyan TV program her $200,000 salary is 'not a lot of money'
Liberal senator Lucy Gichuhi said on Kenyan TV her $200,000 salary is not a lot
The South Australian Senator was on the Jeff Koinange Live show in January
Footage of her telling Mr Koinange that it was 'not a lot of money' has emerged
It comes amid controversy over the tax payer being billed for family flights
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Liberal senator Lucy Gichuhi is feeling the heat this week after a video clip has emerged of her telling a Kenyan TV host her $200,000 salary 'was not a lot of money.'
The South Australian Senator appeared on Jeff Koinange Live, a popular Kenyan talk show, in January.
She was asked by Mr Koinange how much her salary was and if it was public knowledge.
Liberal senator Lucy Gichuhi (pictured) said on Kenyan TV her $200,000 salary is not a lot
'Yes, my salary it is somewhere on the website, I don't look at it because it comes into the bank, but it's not a lot of money by the way,' she said.
'Politicians, and I mean Australian politicians, work so hard 24/7, nobody, and I mean nobody can compensate them for the work they do.'
When pressed again by Mr Koinange about how much money she receives, the senator replied: '$200,000 Australian dollars, in a whole year, that's not a lot of money.'
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Mr Koinange compared the figure to how much Kenyan politicians are paid.
'It's a reasonable pay,' Ms Gichuhil then admitted.
The video was revealed at a difficult time for the senator, who was criticised after it was revealed Australian taxpayers footed the bill for two of her family members to be flown from Darwin to celebrate her birthday.
She has since said it was an administrative error involving misunderstanding of travel rules and will be paying the money back.
She has said the travel expenses were an administrative error and she will pay the department back
Lucy Gichuhi has since agreed to repay the full amount and will pay an additional 25 per cent penalty
The 56-year-old senator held a '50th birthday plus GST' in Adelaide last October.
She billed the taxpayer $2,139 for two return airfares from Darwin to Adelaide as part of her 'family traveller' allowance.
'Regarding the media reports about my travel expenses, this was an administrative error involving misunderstanding of travel rules. I've raised an invoice from the department to pay the costs of $2139 in full,' the senator tweeted on Sunday.
The new senator was initially elected following a recount after the High Court booted Family First's Bob Day but recently defected to the Liberal party.
Senator Lucy Gichuhi, pictured with former prime minister John Howard, joined the Liberals earlier this year
According to parliamentary travel records Senator Gichuhi has also billed taxpayers $4,400 for five nights she spent in Sydney in August.
She spoke at the National Australia Bank's African Australian Inclusion Program, met former Prime Minister John Howard and community radio leaders.
The tab also included flights for a family member.
In November, she charged taxpayers more than $2,000 for one night in Sydney, where she was joined by her husband to speak at the African Professionals in Australia Gala Dinner.
'Fifty is the Biblical year of Jubilee, of freedom from oppression and debt, of healing the land, of rest and of new beginnings,' Lucy Gichuhi, 56, (pictured) told guests at her birthday party
And she has claimed almost $4,000 for two one-night trips to Sydney where she attended an international event held by Christian radio station Hope 103.2 and appeared on the ABC's Q&A program.
Senators and MPs commonly charge travel costs to appear on the program to the taxpayer.
Under the entitlement rules, MPs and senators can claim travel expenses if they are facilitating and participating in debate, discussion, a meeting, event or function or undertaking research relating to matters of importance or interest to constituents.
A spokesman for Senator Gichuhi told the Daily Telegraph the office was confident that all of the travel was in line with the rules.
Senator Gichuhi is about to enter a tough contest to defend her place in the senate.
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"Refreshing, provocative, stimulating and exciting . . . It fairly crackles with bright honesty and common sense."--"The New York Times"
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Jane Jacobs (1916-2006) was a writer and activist who championed new approaches to urban planning for more than forty years. Her 1961 treatise, The Death and Life of Great American Cities, became perhaps the most influential American text about the inner workings and failings of cities, inspiring generations of urban planners and activists. Her efforts to stop the building of downtown expressways and protect local neighborhoods invigorated community-based urban activism and helped end Parks Commissioner Robert Moses' reign of power in New York City.
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Several different craft houses to visit. All of which had beautiful workmanship. A great place to get presents or just to get yourself a present!
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We enjoy our visit each year to see familiar faces and some new. You learn some history about the area and you get to see artisians at work. You can even do a little shopping for those hard to buy for family and friends. Nice place to be underneath the trees.
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Been here several times. I've taken people, and people have taken me. The best time to go is during warmer weather on the weekends (whenever all the people in each of the log cabins is there, so you can see what they do). Very interesting, relaxing, and fun to watch other visitors enjoy themselves too.
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Spruce Artisan village was a nice memorial day getaway. Not much to do probably because there weren't too many artists in the camp maybe because the weather wasn't warm enough. But it was nice to watch studio potters, weavers and ironsmiths work at their creations in an idyllic setting of a natural forest. Great views as well but nothing much to do around Grantsville other than that.
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Buschmann blanking; Latos limitingDenis Savage05/13/2008Josh Banks settles down after a three-run homer in the first but Portland can't muster enough offense. Matt Buschmann and his relief corps combine to post a San Antonio shutout. Two homers and 10 hits against – Drew Miller still got the win. Mat Latos is terrific but the bullpen allows 10 runs in four innings.Portland (17-20) lost 5-2 to Iowa (Cubs)
Peter Ciofrone homered for the second time in as many days, hitting a solo shot. He was also the only member of the squad to record a multi-hit game - accounting for one-third of the team's six hits. Ciofrone had a pinch-hit homer in Monday's game, breaking a 0-for-10 start to his Triple-A year. He had not collected a homer over his previous 23 contests across two leagues. Ciofrone has already played three different positions in six Portland games. Josh Banks got the starting nod, tossing six innings of three-run ball on four hits and a walk. All three runs came across on a first inning homer, as Banks allowed just two hits over the next five innings and tossed just 75 pitches in an efficient loss. The right-hander has given up three bombs this year and all have come with runners on base. The opposition has a .417 average against Banks with runners on base and a .221 mark with the bases empty. Jared Wells surrendered two runs on two hits and walk while striking out two over an inning of work, as all five runs were driven in by the same Iowa player. Wells had surrendered two runs over his previous 10 appearances and had allowed just one hit in his last 5.1 innings prior to Tuesday. The right-hander has kept the leadoff hitter of an inning to a .077 average but the opposition is hitting .412 off him with runners in scoring position. San Antonio (18-19) won 5-0 over Corpus Christi (Astros)
Matt Buschmann fired blanks over five innings, yielding four hits and a walk while striking out eight. He tossed 94 pitches on the afternoon, including 62 for strikes. The right-hander also picked up his first double play grounder of the season in start number eight - one year after collecting 20 double play grounders over 25 starts. Buschmann has given up one run over his last 10 innings but has still not pitched into the sixth inning in any
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Fort Wayne (15-22) lost 11-3 to West Michigan (Tigers)
A solid Mat Latos outing was wasted when the bullpen surrendered 10 runs. Latos kept the Wizards tight, allowing one run on five hits and a walk while fanning three over five innings, inducing seven groundball outs. The right-hander has given up one earned run or less in four of his five outings and has allowed two runs over his last nine frames. He has held the opposition to five hits in 30 at-bats with runners in scoring position. Geoff Vandel was saddled with the loss after allowing six runs, five earned, on seven hits – including a three-run bomb – over 2.1 innings. It was the second time this year he has given up five runs or more and has surrendered five homers in 32 innings. Vandel had allowed six homers over his first 138.2 career minor league innings. The southpaw has a 8.62 ERA in five relief appearances and a 3.86 ERA in four starts. Angel Mercado collected two extra base hits in three at-bats with a walk. The right fielder homered with two outs in the ninth and added a double – the second time this year he has collected multiple extra base hits. He has three multi-hit games over his last six and is 10-for-21 over his last seven games, upping his average from .200 to .282 in the process. Mercado is hitting .368 with runners in scoring position.
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Israeli feminist scholarship : gender, Zionism, and difference (Book, 2014) [WorldCat.org]
http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/861497286
Title: Israeli feminist scholarship : gender, Zionism, and difference
Publisher: Austin, TX : University of Texas Press, [2014]
ISBN/ISSN: 9780292758445 0292758448
OCLC:861497286
Israeli feminist scholarship : gender, Zionism, and difference
Gives voice to postcolonial trends (from ecofeminism to gender identity in family life) that question traditional approaches to Zionism while highlighting nationalism as the core issue of Israeli feminist scholarship.
Women's studies -- Israel.
Nationalism and feminism -- Israel.
9780292758445 0292758448
861497286
viii, 374 pages ; 23 cm
Introduction. Israeli Feminist Scholarship: Gender, Zionism, and Difference / ESTHER FUCHS --
1. The Evolution of Critical Paradigms in Israeli Feminist Scholarship: A Theoretical Model / ESTHER FUCHS --
2. Politicizing Masculinities: Shahada and Haganah / SHEILA H. KATZ --
3. The Double ofMultiple Image of the New Hebrew Woman / MARGALIT SHILO --
4. The Heroism of Hannah Senesz: An Exercise in Creating Collective National Memory in the State of Israel / JUDITH T. BAUMEL --
5. The Feminisation of Stigma in the Relationship between Israelis and Shoah Survivors / RONIT LENTIN --
6. Gendering Military Service in the Israel Defense Forces / DAFNA N. IZRAELI --
7. The Halachic Trap: Marriage and Family Life / RUTH HALPERIN-KADDARI --
8. Motherhood as a National Mission: The Construction of Womanhood in the Legal Discourse in Israel / NITZA BERKOVITCH --
9. No Home at Home: Women's Fiction vs. Zionist Practice / YAFFAH BERLOVITZ --
10. Wasteland Revisited: An Ecofeminist Strategy / HANNAH NAVEH --
11. Tensions in Israeli Feminism: The Mizrahi-Ashkenazi Rift / HENRIETTE DAHAN-KALEV --
12. Scholarship, Identity, and Power: Mizrahi Women in Israel / PNINA MOTZAFI-HALLER --
13. Reexamining Femicide: Breaking the Silence and Crossing "Scientific" Borders / NADERA SHALHOUB-KEVORKIAN --
14. The Construction of Lesbianism as Nonissue in Israel / ERELLA SHADMI --
15. From Gender to Genders: Feminists Read Women's Locations in Israel Society / HANNA HERZOG.
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