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Intro -- Halftitle Page -- Title Page -- Contents -- INTRODUCTION -- 1 INSTITUTIONAL COMMUNIST AUTOBIOGRAPHIES, 1944-1956: ADMINISTRATIVE IDENTIFICATION AND NARRATIVE IDENTITY -- Communist autobiographies: Origins -- The Italian way to autobiographical control: Elements of context -- The communist autobiography: Plot and story -- 2 EMINIST SELF-ENUNCIATION: BETWEEN SILENCE AND INFINITE SPEECH -- The paradox of emancipation and its autobiographical strategies -- Paranoia: The infinite discourse -- Schizophrenia and catatonia: Poetry, dreams and discursive hesitations -- 3 THE REMAINS OF TWO TRADITIONS: INSTITUTIONAL MONUMENTS AND IMPOSSIBLE MOURNING -- After the end: The collapse of communism and the self-narrative -- Late feminist autobiographies: The journey towards legitimacy and normality -- Echoes of the origins: The autobiographies of Giorgio Napolitano and Laura Lepetit -- Giorgio Napolitano: The man who made himself an institution -- Laura Lepetit: Feminism as distraction -- CONCLUSIONS -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index -- Imprint.

Frontmatter -- Contents -- Preface -- Acknowledgements -- One. What is Violence Against Women? -- Two. It Often Hurts to be a Woman in Canada -- Three. "But Women Do It Too!": Understanding Women's Use of Violence in Intimate Relationships -- Four. "Who Would Do Such a Thing?": Explaining Violence Against Women in Canada -- Five. Why Can't Abused Women Leave Home? -- Six. The Consequences of Violence Against Women -- Seven. "What Can We Do?": Policy Options -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index

Definitional issues in violence against women -- The extent and distribution of violence against women -- The history of male peer support theory -- Contemporary male peer support theories -- What do the data say? -- New electronic technologies and male peer support -- Policy and practice: where do we go from here?

Preliminary Material /Walter S. Gershon -- Troubling the Angels Redux /Walter S. Gershon , Patti Lather and Chris Smithies -- Co-optation, Ethical Dilemmas and Collective Memory /Brian D. Schultz and Paris Banks -- What we Know First /Pam Steeves , Marni Pearce , Anne Murray Orr , Shaun M. Murphy , Marilyn Huber , Janice Huber and D. Jean Clandinin -- Partnerships for Participatory Action Research /Amoaba Gooden and Denise Gastaldo -- Translational Research in Education /Joshua S. Smith and Robert J. Helfenbein JR. -- Restorying Work Inside and Outside the Academy /Alette Willis and Janet Siltanen -- Duoethnography /Richard D. Sawyer and Joe Norris -- Collaboration Without Compromise /Walter S. Gershon , Amanda Peel and Carrie Bilinovich -- Ethnodramatic Playwriting as Collaborative Work /Diane Conrad , Kim Mccaw and Matthew "Gus" Gusul -- Imbed/In Bed /Melanie George and Joan Meggitt -- Improvisation and Collectivity /Renee T. Coulombe -- Contributors /Walter S. Gershon -- Endnotes /Walter S. Gershon -- Index /Walter S. Gershon -- Author Index /Walter S. Gershon.

Introduction -- Thinking theoretically about separation and divorce sexual assault -- The study : doing feminist research in the heartland -- Exiting dangerous relationships : rural women's experiences of abuse and risk factors -- The consequences of abuse and women's social support experiences -- Where do we go from here? : research, theory and policy