2005,
Volume 17 Number 1 / 2005 volume 17 nume´ ro 1
Editorial/E´
ditorial
The First Editorial/Le premier e´ ditorial
Articles / Articles
Constance Backhouse
‘‘Pleasing Appearance . . . Only Adds to the Danger’’:
The 1930 Insanity Hearing of Violet Hypatia Bowyer
Mary Jane Mossman
Defining Moments for Women as Lawyers: Reflections on Numerical
Gender Equality
Marie-Claire Belleau et Rebecca Johnson
Les femmes juges feront-elles ve´ ritablement une diffe´
rence? Re´ flexions sur leur pre´ sence depuis vingt
ans a` la Cour supreˆ me du Canada
Marilyn Poitras
Through My Eyes: Lessons on Life in Law School
Beverley Baines
Section 28 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms: A
Purposive
Interpretation
Fiona Sampson
Granovsky v. Canada (Minister of Employment and Immigration):
Adding
Insult to Injury?
Elizabeth A. Sheehy
Causation, Common Sense, and the Common Law: Replacing Unexamined
Assumptions with What We Know about Male Violence against Women
or from Jane Doe to Bonnie Mooney
Lara Karaian
Troubling the Definition of Pornography: Little Sisters, a New
Defining Moment in Feminists’ Engagement with the Law?
Constance MacIntosh
When ‘‘Feminist Beliefs’’ Became Credible
as ‘‘Political Opinions’’: Returning to a Key
Moment in Canadian Refugee Law
Lorna Turnbull
The Promise of Brooks v. Canada Safeway Ltd: Those Who Bear Children
Should Not Be Disadvantaged
Martha Jackman
Sommes-nous dignes? L’e´ galite´ et l’arreˆ
t Gosselin
Kim Brooks
Valuing Women’s Work in the Home: A Defining Moment
Louise Langevin
Progre` s ou recul : re´ flexions sur l’accessibilite
´ a` la justice pour les victimes de harce` lement sexuel
au travail au Que´ bec
Jenny Morgan
Priggish, Pitiless, and Punitive or Proud, Passionate, and Purposeful?
Dichotomies, Sexual Harassment, and ‘‘Victim-Feminism’’
Book Reviews/Chroniques Bibliographiques
About the Contributors/Quelques mots sur
nos collaboratrices
Information for Contributors
Renseignements ge´ ne´ raux
