Current Issue

A Special Feature, Me Who? The Audibility of a Social Movement

• Introduction by Sarah Cooper and Koen Slootmaeckers

Research

• “Being Passed off as Wicked Witches, That’s a Bit Much!’ When the Victims Become the Defendants” by Bronwyn Winter

• “The Unimaginable Rapist and the Backlash Against #MeToo in Portugal” by Júlia Garraio, Sofia José Santos, Inês Amaral and Alexandre de Sousa Carvalho

• “Saying #MeToo in the Swedish Legal System: The Importance of Believing Women” by Caitlin Carroll

• “Not Just Pretty Faces, They Have Powerful Voices Too: Celebrity Discourse and the #MeToo Movement” by Sumayya Ebrahim and Lisa Liu

Commentary

• “Children, Cooking, Combat?: When Women Disrupt the ‘Order of Things’ in the Military” by Elisabeth Pauline Gniosdorsch

Interviews

• “Noticing and Combating Sextortion: An Interview with Nancy Hendry” by Alice Bertram

Visual Art

• “Limitless” by Mikael Owunna

Fiction

• Girls Lost by Jessica Schiefauer, translated from the Swedish by Saskia Vogel

Reviews

• Malina , reviewed by Maya Solovej

• Heroines and Local Girls: The Transnational Emergence of Women’s Writing in the Long Eighteenth Century, reviewed by Siobhán McIlvanney

• Faces of Muhammad: Western Perceptions of the Prophet of Islam from the Middle Ages to Today, reviewed by Stephanie Yep

• The Holocaust and North Africa, reviewed by Nick Ostrum

• Turkish Germans in the Federal Republic of Germany Immigration, Space, and Belonging, 1961–1990, reviewed by Jennifer Miller

• Oil and the Great Powers: Britain and Germany, 1914-1945, reviewed by Aleksandra Pomiecko

Campus Spotlight: Appalachian State University

• “The Wife of Bath, Rape, and the Ethical Classroom” by Alison Gulley

• “What is the Scholar’s Role in Apocalyptic Times?” by Martha McCaughey and Scott Welsh

• “Ecofeminist Embodiment in the Anthropocene” by Kathryn Kirkpatrick

• “From the Well to the Internet: Alternative Modes of Education by Women Through History” by Lillian Livermore

• “Syllabus: Feminist Political Theory” by Nancy Love

• “Syllabus: Fat Talk: A Feminist Perspective” by Denise Martz

• “Fat Talk, Body Snarking, and Women’s Body Image: An Interview with Denise Martz” by Hélène Ducros

Campus Monthly Round-Up

• Campus Round-Up: March 2020

Editor’s Picks

• Bande de Filles: Girlhood Identities in Contemporary France by Frances Smith