Women's Work: Essays in Cultural Studies Book

	Acknowledgments
	Preface
	Introduction
	Art: Illustration, Comic Art
	Mary Hallock Foote: Angle of Repose	3
	Black Folklore and Subversive Imagery: The Comic Illustrations of Rose O'Neill	27
	Photography: Art, Ethnography, Ethnicity
	The Eye and the Story: The Photographs of Eudora Welty	41
	Revisioning Landscape: Southwest Women Photographers	49
	Pai kii and Pohaku: Photographic and Indigenous Values as Narratives of Change	91
	Literature: Poetry and Place
	An Interview with Maxine Kumin	105
	Red Earth: The Poetry of Alice Corbin Henderson	115
	Bones Incandescent: Peggy Pond Church	131
	Humor: Literary, Periodical, Political
	Marietta Holley: The Humorist as Propagandist	149
	Comic Columnists Since the Civil War: Evolutions in the Vernacular Voice	159
	Emily Dickinson's Crackerbox Humor	173
	The Widow Bedott Meets Samantha Allen: The Role of Female Humorists	183
	Popular Culture: Vocation and Identity
	Frances Bullock Workman: Early Feminist Mountain Climber	221
	Rawhide Heroines: Perspectives on Popular Culture Heroines	227
	The Lady as Jock: Evolution of the Woman Athlete	247
	Violence as Liberation: Belle Starr, Bandit Heroine	265
	Letters and Autobiography: The Nature of Nature
	Mary Austin: Writing Nature	273
	The Correspondence of May Sarton and Peggy Pond Church	301