Feminism, Adult Education and Creative Possibility: Imaginative Responses

Cover\nContents\nList of Figures\nNotes on Contributors\nSeries Editor’s Foreword\nIntroduction: Opposites, Intersections, Turns and Other Imaginative Possibilities Darlene E. Clover, Kathy Sanford and Kerry Harman\nPart I Visualizing and The Feminist Imaginary\nChapter 1 Curating Visibility: The Disobedient Women Exhibition as a \rRepresentational Feminist Pedagogy of Possibility Darlene E. Clover and Kathy Sanford\nChapter 2 Migrant Women Drawing Themselves into Their Homes and \rCommunities \rSondra Cuban\nChapter 3 \rConversations from Creative Toolboxes: Journeys as Artists, Educators  and Curators Beverley Hayward\nChapter 4 The Feminist Aesthetic and Climate Action: The Roscommon Women’s \rNetwork Eve Cobain and Leah Dowdall\nChapter 5 Wasteland: A Feminist Public Pedagogical Response to Climate Anxiety \rKathy Sanford, Darlene E. Clover, Kay Gallivan, Kate Brooks-Heinemann and Heidi Pridy\nPart II Storying and The Feminist Imaginary\nChapter 6 Feminist Fiction-based Research in the Context of War and Military Museums: Fostering Imagination, Engagement and Empathy\nChapter 7 Dark Realism: An Auto/biographical Enquiry into Creative Strategies of \rQueer Resilience\rIvan Kirchgaesser\nChapter 8 Bringing Research into Life: An Experience of Feminist Practice with Artists \rLaura Formenti, Silvia Luraschi and Gaia Del Negro\nChapter 9 #MeToo and the Feminist Digital Imaginary: Public Pedagogy on Sexual \rConsent and Violence Salsabel Almanssori\nChapter 10 We Are Here and We Are Not a ‘Minority’: Co-creating a Decolonizing \rFeminist Space and Narrative for Non-white Women through Photography Suriani Dzulkifli\nPart III Decolonizing and The Feminist Imaginary\nChapter 11 Indigenous Feminist Aesthetic Work as Cultural Revitalization: \rFacilitating Uy’Skwuluwun Dorothea Harris\nChapter 12 Decolonizing Aesthetics of the Witness Blanket \rCatherine Etmanski and Ha̱yałka̱ṉga̱me’– Carey Newman\nChapter 13 Murals as Storied Spaces: An Indigenous Feminist Practice of Hope \rand Healing Tracey Murphy and Edna Ellsworth\nPart IV Caring and The Feminist Imaginary\nChapter 14 Practising a Feminist Aesthetic Imaginary: Creating Moments of Equality \rWhen Researching Sensory Ways of Knowing Homecare Kerry Harman\nChapter 15 Estrangement Pedagogy in Research-based Theatre about Madness Lauren Spring\nChapter 16 Feminist Aesthetics and Mutual Learning in Turbulent Times: \rThe Politics of Listening and Organization Claudia Firth\nChapter 17 On Fostering Feminist Friendships for Resistance and Respite: Love-letter-making Kathleen (Kaye) A. Hare and Amber Moore\nIndex