Women and the Colonial Gaze

"Women and the Colonial Gaze" examines the way images of women have been used by colonizers and subject peoples to define the colonial relationship.

MARGARET ZOLLER BOOTH Assistant Professor, Programme of Educational Foundations and Inquiry, Bowling Green State University, OhioNAPUR CHAUDHURI Assistant Professor, Texas Southern UniversityJANE CRAWFORD Professor and Chair, Classics and Archeology Departmen tand Director of the Humanities Programme, Loyola Marymount University, Los AngelesCARMEN RAMOS-ESCANDON National Researcher at CIESAS and Lecturer in History, UNA, Mexico CityANNA FERNYHOUGH Teacher, Northampton, EnglandTIM FERNYHOUGH Director of Studies and Senior Tutor in History, Department of American Studies and History, Brunel University, EnglandLAURA FISHMAN Director of Women's Studies and Assistant Professor of History, York College, New YorkKATHERINE E. FLEMING Assistant Professor of History, New York UniversityVERÓNICA VÁZQUEZ GARCIA Lecturer, Colegio de Postraguados en Ciencias Agricolas, Texoco, MexicoRUTH WALLIS HERNDON Associate Professor of History, University of ToledoLUIS MARTINEZ-FERNÁNDEZ Associate Professor and Chair, Department of Puerto Rican and Hispanic Caribbean Studies, Rutgers UniversityISABEL BONET O'CONNOR Assistant Professor of History, Southern Indiana UniversityKAREN A. RAY Professor of Humanities, Marianapolis CollegeJIWEON SHIN Lecturer, Social Studies Programme, Harvard University