Vol. 3 No. 1 (2015): Gender: contributions to an effective understanding of changes

• Gender: contributions to an effective understanding of changes

  Moisés de Lemos Martins, Maria Manuel Baptista, Zara Pinto-Coelho, Sara Maia

  7–11 | 13-17

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Thematic articles

• ‘A hatred so intense…’. We need to talk about Kevin. Postfeminism and women’s cinema

  Sue Thornham

  21–42 | 43–63

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• Analysis of a collective action: communication and the mobilization for women’s free decisions in childbirth

  Aline Gonçalves, Celsi Silvestrin

  65–81 | 83–98

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• Between the social and the biological: rethinking maternity in light of new techniques of assisted reproduction

  Cláudia Álvares

  99–110 | 111-122

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• Inverted marriages: accusations and prejudice in deviant marital arrangements

  Mirian Goldenberg

  123–141 | 143–161

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• The subversive kiss that subverts the small-screen

  Tânia Montoro, Maria Luiza Mendonça

  163–175 | 177–189

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• Gender and deep emotional loss in old age

  Jenny Sousa, Maria Manuel Baptista

  191–212 | 213–232

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• Women undergoing international academic mobility: a description of the Brazilian female researchers at the Universidade do Minho

  Sônia Cerqueira, Rita Ribeiro

  233–244 | 245–256

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• The gender of recession: when neoliberal management models and economic policies define women’s subject-position

  Juliana Souza

  257–268 | 269–280

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• Gender and embodiment in world society

  Raewyn Connell

  281–287 | 289–295

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• Homonationalism as Assemblage: viral travels, affective sexualities

  Jasbir K. Puar

  297–318 | 319–337

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Varia

• Cultural Studies as the new Humanities

  Moisés de Lemos Martins

  341–361 | 363–382

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Book Reviews

• Chinweizu, I. (1990). Anatomy of female power: a masculinist dissection of matriarchy. Lagos, Nigeria: Pero Press

  Sara Maia

  385–388 | 389–392

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• Braidotti, R (2002). Metamorphoses: towards a materialist theory of becoming. United Kingdom: Polity Press

  Helena Ferreira

  393–397 | 399–403

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• Butler, J. (2004). Undoing gender. New York and London: Routledge

  Rita Himmel

  405–409 | 411–414

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• Nocella II, A. J.; Sorenson, J.; Socha, K. e Matsuoka, A. (Eds.) (2014). Defining critical animal studies: An intersectional social justice approach for liberation. New York: Peter Lang

  Anabela Santos

  415–418 | 419–422

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