A Collaborative HyperText Poem Table of Contents
by students and faculty and staff and folks from the community
in the best of feminist dialogic theoretical tradition
California State University, Dominguez Hills AND
University of Wisconsin, Parkside
The Basic Text
- The Hypertext Poem: What Have We Done?
- The Body Which Is Not One
Bits of Theory in Plain English
- Summary and Discussion of Wilding in America, 2004 Edition
by Charles Derber.- Backup of Iraq Prison Scandal: A Double Ordeal for Female Prisoners
By Tracy Wilkinson. Los Angeles Times.- Backup of Mistreatment of Prisoners Is Called Routine in U.S
By Fox Butterfield. New York Times.- Backup of World of Hurt
By Maureen Dowd. New York Times.- Backup of Torture Is Often a Temptation and Almost Never Works
by James Glanz. New York Times.- Backup of In Abuse, a Portrayal of Ill-Prepared, Overwhelmed G.I.'s
By Douglas Jehl and Eric Schmitt. New York Times.- Backup of Why Did They Do It?Are those charged with abuse a few bad apples, or are they just like the rest of us?
By Claudia Wallis. TIME Magazine.- Backup of Just Trust Us
By Paul Krugman. New York Times.- Backup of Torture at Abu Ghraib
By Seymour M. Hersh. The New Yorker.Bits of Theory in Academic Language
Luce Irigaray References to the Sex Which Is Not One. Caroline Myss on Sacred Contracts More spiritual than academic, but appropriate for this issue.
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