Editorial Note
Feminism & Psychology 1996 6: 5. [PDF]  

Joan Schuman and Mara Galvez

A Meta/Multi-Discursive Reading of `False Memory Syndrome'
Feminism & Psychology 1996 6: 7-29. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Anna Livia

Daring to Presume
Feminism & Psychology 1996 6: 31-41. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Sue Wilkinson

Representing the Other-Part One
Feminism & Psychology 1996 6: 43-44. [PDF] [References]  

Liz Stanley

I. The Mother of Invention: Necessity, Writing and Representation
Feminism & Psychology 1996 6: 45-51. [PDF] [References]  

Barbara Katz Rothman

II. Bearing Witness: Representing Women's Experiences of Prenatal Diagnosis
Feminism & Psychology 1996 6: 52-55. [PDF] [References]  

Magdalene Ang-Lygate

III. Waking from a Dream of Chinese Shadows
Feminism & Psychology 1996 6: 56-60. [PDF] [References]  

Amanda Kottler

IV. Voices in the Winds of Change
Feminism & Psychology 1996 6: 61-68. [PDF] [References]  

Deborah Marks

V. Able-Bodied Dilemmas in Teaching Disability Studies
Feminism & Psychology 1996 6: 69-73. [PDF] [References]  

Anne Woollett

VI. Infertility: From `Inside/Out' to `Outside/In'
Feminism & Psychology 1996 6: 74-78. [PDF] [References]  

Adrian Coyle

VII. Representing Gay Men with HIV/AIDS
Feminism & Psychology 1996 6: 79-85. [PDF] [References]  

Tracey L. Hurd and Alice McIntyre

VIII. The Seduction of Sameness: Similarity and Representing the Other
Feminism & Psychology 1996 6: 86-91. [PDF] [References]  

Robyn Rowland and Alison Thomas

Mothering Sons: A Crucial Feminist Challenge
Feminism & Psychology 1996 6: 93-99. [PDF] [References]  

Bev Thiele

I. Ewan-It means `Heart and Mind' and Heart Comes First
Feminism & Psychology 1996 6: 100-102. [PDF]  

Indrani Ganguly

II. Ram' or Rambo? Mothering a Son in a Bicultural Context
Feminism & Psychology 1996 6: 103-105. [PDF]  

Robyn Rowland

III. `It's a Boy'
Feminism & Psychology 1996 6: 106-110. [PDF] [References]  

Sonia Livingstone

IV. Rethinking the Oedipal Complex: Why Can't I Have Babies Like Mummy?
Feminism & Psychology 1996 6: 111-113. [PDF] [References]  

Alison Thomas

V. `Boys will be Boys'? Resisting the Myth of `Essential Masculinity'
Feminism & Psychology 1996 6: 114-117. [PDF] [References]  

Zara McQueen

VI. Circumcision: A Jewish Mother's Dilemma
Feminism & Psychology 1996 6: 118-120. [PDF] [References]  

Elsie Jay

VII. Birthdays. Gaydays
Feminism & Psychology 1996 6: 121-123. [PDF]  

Arlene McLaren

VIII. Working with and Against Male-Dominated Culture
Feminism & Psychology 1996 6: 124-126. [PDF] [References]  

Louise Enders

IX. Feminism and Mothering of Sons
Feminism & Psychology 1996 6: 127-129. [PDF] [References]  

Anna MacGarvey

X. 20 Years of Motherhood
Feminism & Psychology 1996 6: 130-132. [PDF] [References]  

Janet Sayers

XI. Male Consciousness Raising: Family Snapshots
Feminism & Psychology 1996 6: 133-135. [PDF] [References]  

Maggie Humm

XII. Memory Work: Wilderness and Holy Ground
Feminism & Psychology 1996 6: 136-138. [PDF] [References]  

Dorothy Broom

XIII. Good Mother and Feminist: A Contradiction in Terms?
Feminism & Psychology 1996 6: 139-141. [PDF] [References]  

Robyn Rowland and Alison Thomas

Editors Commentary: Pulling together the Threads—The Way Forward
Feminism & Psychology 1996 6: 142-154. [PDF] [References]  

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