The last time I wore a dress: learning how to be girlie in a psyche ward

Article Abstract:

A former psychiatric patient recounts her days in the hospital and how she discovered that she was suffering from a gender identity disorder. She slowly learned how to become a woman under tough scrutiny of the hospital staff and with help of her roommate.

Analysis, Personal narratives, Psychotherapy patients, Gender identity, Social psychiatry, Femininity

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House proud: yes, Martha, a feminist can aspire to dishpan hands

Article Abstract:

Ways in which feminism can be compatible with the desire to be a good housekeeper and to make visitors feel welcome are discussed. Efficient housekeeping acts as a base from which to address the challenges of the world.

Feminists

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A broom of one's own

Article Abstract:

A description is presented of the experiences of a woman who discovers pleasure in housework. The changes which have occurred in the techniques which she used to practise feminism following her marriage are discussed.

Feminism

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