Gendering the nation Canadian women's cinema (University of Toronto Press, 1999)
Gendering the nation / Kay Armatage ... [et al.] – Nell Shipman : a case of heroic femininity / Kay Armatage – Studio D's imagined community : from development (1974) to realignment (1986-1990) / Elizabeth Anderson – Anti-porn : soft issue, hard world / B. Ruby Rich – Storytelling and resistance : the documentary practice of Alanis Obomsawin / Zuzana Pick – A cinema of duty : the films of Jennifer Hodge de Silva / Cameron Bailey – Keepers of the power : story as covenant in the films of Loretta Todd, Shelley Niro, and Christine Welsh / Carol Kalafatic – To document, to imagine, to simulate / Ron Burnett – Feminist avant-garde cinema : from introspection to retrospection / Janine Marchessault – The scene of the crime : genealogies of absence in the films of Patricia Gruben / Susan Lord – Gender, landscape, and colonial allegories in The far shore, Loyalties, and Mouvements du désir / Brenda Longfellow – A minority on someone else's continent : identity, difference, and the media in the films of Patricia Rozema / Robert L. Cagle – Barbaras en Québec : variations on identity / Chantal Nadeau – Mourning the woman's film : the dislocated spectator of The company of strangers / Catherine Russell – Fragmenting the feminine : aesthetic memory in Anne Claire Poirier's cinema / Joan Nicks – Two plus two : contesting the boundaries of identity in two films by Micheline Lanctôt / Peter Harcourt – Cowards, bullies, and cadavers : feminist re-mappings of the passive male body in English-Canadian and Québécois cinema / Lee Parpart – Querying/queering the nation / Jean Bruce – Playing in the light : canadianizing race and nation / Kass Banning