Feminist Geography Unbound: Discomfort, Bodies and Prefigured Futures

Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction | Banu Gökarıksel, Michael Hawkins, Christopher Neubert, and Sara Smith
Part I. Discomfort Across Encounters
	1. Brown Scholar, Black Studies: On Suffering, Witness, and Materialist Relationality | Pavithra Vasudevan
	2. The Path to Radical Vulnerability: Feminist Praxis and Community Food Collaborations | Carrie Chennault
	3. Toilets and the Public Imagination: Planning for Safe and Inclusive Spaces | Rachael Cofield and Petra L. Doan
	4. Interview with Kumarini Silva
Part II. Gendered Bodies as a Terrain of Political Struggle
	5. “Real” and “Mythical” Bodies Weaving Social Skin: Two Waorani Women Disrupting Genres of Amazonian Humanity | Gabriela Valdivia, Kati Álvarez, Alicia Weya Cawiya, Manuela Ima Omene, Dayuma Albán, and Flora Lu
	6. (Tiny) Houses and Black Feminist Geographic Praxis: Building More Humanly Workable Geographies | Tia-Simone Gardner
	7. Decolonizing Development, Challenging Patriarchy: Colonialism, Capitalism, and Gender in Diné Bikeyah | Melanie K. Yazzie and Andrew Curley
	8. Women-Only Spaces as a Method of Policing the Category of Woman | Abigail Barefoot
	9. Interview with Petra Doan
Part III. Temporality and Feminist Futures
	10. Making Memory: Care and Dalit Feminist Archiving | Anusha Hariharan
	11. From the Women’s Movement to the Academy: Feminist Urban Planning, 1970–1985 | Bri Gauger
	12. Challenging Anglocentric Feminist Geography from Latin American Feminist Debates on Territoriality | Sofia Zaragocin
	13. Interview with LaToya Eaves
	14. Calling All Collectives: Interviews with Feminist Geography Collectives
Afterword | Lorraine Dowler
Contributors
Index