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| Introduction | |
| Living In The Plural | |
| Dyke Methods | |
| The Invisible Woman | |
| Locations | |
| Breaking Silence, Making Waves and Loving Ourselves: The Politics of Coming Out and Coming Home | |
| Is There a Lesbian Culture? | |
| The Lesbian Perspective | |
| Jewish Lesbians in France: The Issue of Multiple Cultures | |
| Pluralist Lesbian Separatism | |
| For the Love of Separatism | |
| Dis/Connections | |
| Playfulness, "World"-Travelling, and Loving Perception | |
| "You do so well.": A Blind Lesbian Responds to Her Sighted Sisters | |
| Lesbian Revolution and the 50 Minute Hour: A Working-Class Look at Therapy and the Movement | |
| The View from Over the Hill: Notes on Ageism between Lesbians | |
| How Inclusive is Feminist Political Theory?: Questions for Lesbians | |
| The World as Will and Representation Translated | |
| Sarah Lucia Hoagland | |
| Writing Desire | |
| Lesbian Desire as Social Action | |
| Lesbian "Sex" | |
| Learning to Touch Honestly: A White Lesbian's Struggle with Racism | |
| Lesbian Body Journeys: Desire Making Difference | |
| The Trojan Horse | |
| Coincidence | |
| Translated | |
| She Ate Horses | |
| On the Seashore, A Writing of Abundance | |
| Contributors | |
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