WHITE?WOMEN: CRITICAL PERSPECTIVES ON RACE AND GENDER

edited by Heloise Brown, Madi Gilkes, Ann Kaloski-Naylor
cover designed by Hilary Kay Doran

This book is now out of print.
UK readers are able to borrow a copy from the national Library system, and you are welcome to visit the The Women's Library in London or the Centre for Women's Studies University of York to read the book in situ.
(Please contact the Centre for Women's Studies before making a special trip; address as Raw Nerve).

Library Details:
Heloise Brown, Madi Gilkes, Ann Kaloski-Naylor (eds), White?Women: Critical perspectives on gender and race (York: Raw Nerve Books, 1999). ISBN 0-9536585-0-3

Contents

Heloise Brown
Introduction: White?Women: Beginnings and Endings

Brenda Lewis and Caroline Ramazanoglu
Not Guilty, Not proud: Women's accounts of their whiteness

Bridget Byrne
Learning 'Whiteness': A white middle-class mother talks about race, class, and schools

Madi Gilkes
Travelling Light: The intersections between Research, Being White, and Foreignness in Vietnam

Ann Kaloski-Naylor with Trev Broughton
Teaching Whiteness

Rachel Connor and Charlotte Crofts
Racial and Gendered Looking across the Literature/Media Divide

Jude Davies and Carol R Smith
Figuring White Femininity: Critique, Investment and the Example of Princess Diana

Cecily Jones
A Darker Shade of White: Gender, Social Class, and the Reproduction of White Identity in Barbadian Plantation Society

Ann Heilmann
Dreams in Black and White: Women, Race and Self-sacrifice in Olive Schreiner's Allegorical Writings

Vron Ware
A Room with a View

Conference abstracts and contact details of other academics working in the field.