Women's Studies, Canadian women, feminist scholars 

Women's organizations (before 1960) -- Women's changing social positon -- The women's movement of the 1960s and 1970s -- Women in post-secondary education -- Feminist scholarship and women's studies -- Creating a tradition of Canadian women writers and feminsist literary criticism / Clara Thomas -- Mother was not a person, so I become a feminist / Marguerite Andersen -- Fanning fires: Women's studies in a school of social work / Helen Levine with Faith Schneider -- Feminism: A critcal theory of knowledge / Marie-Andrée Bertrand -- Women's studies: A personal story / Dorothy E. Smith -- Contributing to the establishment of women's studies and gender relations / Anita Caron -- Feminism and a scholarly friendship / Jill Ker Conway and Natalie Zemon Davis -- Midwife to the birth of women's studies at McGill / Margaret Gillett -- How the Simone de Beauvoir Institute of Concordia University grew from unlikely beginnings / Maïr Verthyuy -- Moments in the making of a feminist historian / Alison Prentice -- Doing feminist studies without knowing it / Micheline Dumont -- A matrix of creativity / Frieda Johles Forman -- Transforming the academy and the world / Deborah Gorham -- Reminiscences of a male supporter of the movement towrds women's liberation and social equality / Leslie Marshall -- You just had to be there / Greta Hofmann Nemiroff -- The second wave: A personal voyage / Sandra Pyke -- A lifetime of struggles to belong / Vanaja Dhruvarajan -- Once upon a time there was the feminist movements ... and then there was feminist studies / Nadia Fahmy-Eid -- Women's studies at he University of Alberta / Rosalind Sydie, Patricia Prestwich, and Dallas Cullen -- Women's studies and the trajectory of women in academe / Annette Kolodny -- Women's studies at Simon Fraser University, 1966-76: A dialogue / Andrea Lebowitz, Honoree Newcombe, and Meredith M. Kimball -- Nascent, incipient, embryonic, and ceremonial women's studies / Linda Christiansen-Ruffman -- To challenge the world / Margrit Eichler -- From male and female roles to sex and gender relations: A scientific and political trajectory / Danielle Juteau -- Second wave breaks on the shore of U of T / Lorna Marsden -- Surviving political science ... and loving it / Jill Vickers -- Blood on the chapel floor: Adventures in women's studies / Kay Armatage -- Genesis of a journal / Donna E. Smyth -- The saga / Marylee Stephenson -- Coming fo age with women's studies / Meredith M. Kimball -- Doing women's studies / Pat Armstrong -- Pioneer in feminist political economy: Overcoming the disjuncture / Joan McFarland -- Women's studies at Guelph / Terry Crowley -- Women's studies: Oppression and liberation in the university / Meg Luxton -- Reflections on teaching and writing feminist philosophy in the 1970s / Susan Sherwin -- From marginalized to "establishment": Doing feminist sociology in Canada, Australia, and New Zealand / Maureen Baker -- "To ring true and stand for something" / Wendy Robbins -- Socialist feminist and activist educator / Linda Briskin -- My path to feminist philosophy, 1970-76 / Christine Overall -- Women's sight: Looking backwards into women's studies in Toronto / Ceta Ramkhalawansingh -- The patriarchal context -- Countervailing social movements -- Intersections of gender, racialization, class, and sexual orientation -- Inventing a new scholarship and new sturctures -- Disciplinarity and/or interdisciplinarity -- Student-teacher relations -- Personal impacts -- Interesting times.