Introduction
FRONTIERS RECONSIDERED
Sue Armitage,
Introduction
Gloria E. Anzaldua,
To Live in the Borderlands Means you
Elizabeth Jameson,
Frontiers
Gail M. Nomura,
Asian American Frontiers
Annette Kolodny,
Rethinking Frontier Literary History as the Stories of First Cultural Contact
Karen P DePauw,
"Space: the Final Frontier": The Invisibility of Disability on the Landscape of Women Studies
Patricia S. Mann,
The Postfeminist Frontier is Global
Ursula K Le Guin,
Which Side Am I On, Anyway?
Clara Sue Kidwell,
New Frontiers in Native American History
Frances Karttunen,
Between Worlds: Interpreters, Guides, and Survivors
Sarah Deutsch,
Connections; and Kate Shanley, Meeting Grounds or "Frontiers"?
OTHER FRONTIERS:
Muriel Magenta
The World's Women On-Line! (art)
Elizabeth V. Young
Saguaro (poem)
Albert L. Hurtado
When Strangers Met: Sex and Gender On Three Frontiers
Marita Dingus
Wrapped Spirit I and II, Dark Woman; and Figures, Blue (art)
Susanna Ashton
Compound Walls: Eva Jane Price's Letters from a Chinese Mission, I890-I900
Elizabeth V. Young
Tabula Rasa (poem)
Carol Hamoy
Welcome to America (art)
Carol E. Miller
Self-Portrait on the Border Line Between Mexico and the United States (poem)
Audrey C. Shalinsky
Gender Issues in the Afghanistan Diaspora: Nadia's Story
Joan Burbick
Romance, Rodeo Queens, and the I950s (photographic essay)
DANCE
Laura Fair
Identity, Difference, and Dance: Female Initiation in Zanzibar, 1890-1930
Opal Palmer Adisa
The Tongue is a Drum (poem) Senses Related to the Nose (poem)
Margaret D. Jacobs
Making Savages of Us All: White Women, Pueblo Indians, and the Controversy over Indian Dances in the I920s
Donnalee Dox
Constructions of Rape: Two American Musicals
Contributors