ISSUE 10
IGDS Gold:
Advancing Caribbean
Feminist Scholarship
Editors: Dalea Bean and Raquel Sukhu
December 2016
Cover
i – iV Contents and Contributors
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Editorial
1-10 Signs of the Future of Feminist Praxis and Practise: IGDS Graduate Students and the Evolution of Caribbean Gender Theorising Dalea Bean and Raquel Sukhu
Peer Reviewed Essays
11-44 "I Am Not A Girlie Girl!": Young Women’s Negotiation of Feminine Powerlessness Sue-Ann Barratt
45-68 "What is this t'ing t'en about Caribbean Feminisms?": Feminism in the Anglophone Caribbean, circa 1980-2000 Ellie McDonald
69-94 Other Ways of Seeing and Knowing: Historical Re-Vision in The Salt Roads Debra Providence
95-116 Women and Change in Hugo Chavez’s Bolivarian Revolution Aleah Ranjitsingh
Gender Dialogues
117-128 Young, black, female and carefree: Reading "Party Done" Lisa Allen-Agostini
129-138 An Investigation into the State’s Response to the Trafficking of Women and Girls in Jamaica Tameka Hill
139-150 Sitting on Artifacts of Gender Angelica Rodriguez Bencosme
151-164 The Internet is Cool, Scholarship is Cold and Beyoncé is a Feminist: Reflections on the Popular Action Assignment in Introduction to Women’s Studies Amilcar Sanatan
Research in Action
165-186 Carnival Theatre: An Empowerment and Transformation Model for Long-term and Lifer Inmates at Trinidad’s Maximum Security Men’s Prison, Arouca Ellen O'Malley-Camps
Poetry
187-190 Susannah/ Lucille and Dolores Lisa Allen-Agostini
191-196 The Soroptimists and The Misogynist Nicholas Gilbert
Book Review
197-202 Review of Islam and the Americas, Edited by Aisha Khan Patricia Mohammed
Postgraduate Research Degrees
203-208 Postgraduate Research Degrees awarded by the IGDS
Biographies
209-214 Biographies of contributors
