No. 1 (2017)

• Editorial Team

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• Table of Contents

  3-5

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• Editor’s Introduction

  6-11

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Articles

• Récit de création littéraire : « Journal de voyage en France : représentations d’une identité plurielle »

  Rebecca Hume

  12-21

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• The Treatment of Women during the Holocaust

  Amanda Buhse

  22-31

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• Gender Dysphoria: An Introduction for Educators and Policymakers

  Taylor Daigneault

  32-43

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• Hegel, Danto, and the Content of Art

  Tony Weeler

  44-57

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• What Makes a Good Parent in the Age of Intensive Parenting? The Pivotal Role of Sacrifice

  Jamie Pfau

  58-81

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• Raising the Bar: Women Bodybuilders’ Agentic Potential on Instagram

  Kelby Loeppky

  82-93

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• Queer Crip Porn: Celebratory and Reimagined Representations of Disability, Sex, and Gender

  Jade DeFehr

  94-109

• Ultimate Victim, Ultimate Aggressor: Media Depictions of Muslim Identities

  Shanae Blaquiere

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• Women of the Wall: A Religious Campaign Inspired by Secular Values

  Annie McBay

  124-139

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• Ashley Madison and the Death of Privacy in the Age of Information

  Alexandra Echavarria

  140-149

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• Deactivating Use, Deactivating Theology

  Tapji Garba

  150-165

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• Exploring the Social World of Distance Runners: An Auto–Ethnographic Study

  Dylan Jones

  166-181

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• Nazi Medical Experiments

  Madison Loewen

  182-195

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• “Mr. President, Your People are Dying”: Rap as the Genre of the Subaltern, from Harlem to the Arab Spring

  Adrienne Tessier

  196-209

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• (Sk)Inquiring Self(ie)—Representations: Aesthetic Agency, Ethics, & the Other

  Christina Hajjar

  210-221

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• The Axes of I Spit on Your Grave: Gender, Class, and Racial Trouble in Meir Zarchi’s 1978 Original and Steven R. Monroe’s 2010 Remake

  Rachel Epp

  222-243

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• Multiculturalism: A Guise for Fear and Domination

  Jordyn Sheldon

  244-255

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• Is This Thing On? An Ethnography of CKUW and Community Radio Production

  Victoria King

  256-271

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• A Settler’s Journey of Decolonization: Unlearning and Listening

  Rebecca Ward

  272-285

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• Contributors

  286-288

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