Kay Schaffer
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 477277 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Kay Schaffer |
| PRENOMES | Kay |
| SOBRENOME | Schaffer |
| ASSINATURA | SCHAFFER K |
| AFILIAÇÕES | The University of Adelaide |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9495-1581 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 27 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 47 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 27 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1983 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Individual and organizational factors associated with public health workforce competencies to advance health equity
Little is known about how to develop public health workforce capacity for health equity work. We explored associations of individual and organizational characteristics of local public health departments (LHDs) with competencies essential for advancing health equity. Data included responses of 29,751 staff from 742 LHDs in 48 states to the 2021 Public Health Workforce Interests and Needs Survey, plus LHD characteristics and county demographics. Lo…
Competencies, Training Needs, and Turnover Among Rural Compared With Urban Local Public Health Practitioners
Objectives. To compare rural versus urban local public health workforce competencies and training needs, COVID-19 impact, and turnover risk. Methods. Using the 2021 Public Health Workforce Interest and Needs Survey, we examined the association between local public health agency rural versus urban location in the United States (n = 29 751) and individual local public health staff reports of skill proficiencies, training needs, turnover risk, exper…
Decolonizing the Landscape
Women Writers in Postsocialist China
What does it mean to read from elsewhere? Women Writers in Postsocialist China introduces readers to a range and variety of contemporary Chinese women’s writing, which has seen phenomenal growth in recent years. The book addresses the different ways women’s issues are understood in China and the West, attending to the processes of translation, adaptation, and the grafting of new ideas with existing Chinese understandings of gender, feminism, subj…
Unruly Spaces
Since the 1995 Beijing Women's Conference contemporary women's writing in China has been a privileged site for the exploration of gender relations and female specificity. After defining a specifically indigenous Chinese feminism, this paper studies four directions in women's writing that impact upon feminist practice: rural women's stories that encourage advocacy for women's rights; new historical fiction that challenges the established represent…
Writing Beyond the Wall
The past decade has witnessed an unprecedented rise in the global flow of knowledge, nowhere more apparent in the exchange of ideas between China and modern western democracies. Our interest concerns one aspect of this global flow— the translation of Chinese women’s autobiographical writing into English. Taking Chen Ran’s A Private Life (English edition, 2004) as a point of departure, the paper explores issues of translingual practice and cross-c…
Narrative, trauma and memory
Even until today, we still use silence to avoid our past. Chen Ran The Tiananmen Square massacre was a cataclysmic event not only in Chinese history but in the international history of the late t
Human Rights and Narrated Lives
Personal narratives have become one of the most potent vehicles for advancing human rights claims across the world. These two contemporary domains, personal narrative and human rights, literature and
Venues of Storytelling
Personal storytelling has become critical in contemporary human rights campaigns. Personal stories are narrated to remember a past that has been forgotten; to begin a healing process between tellers and listeners; to bring rights violations to a global audience; to put a human face on suffering; to mobilise and fund activism. Global audiences gain access to the suffering and struggles of people elsewhere through published life narratives, narrati…
Women Writing Africa. Vol. 1
M. J. Daymond, Dorothy Driver, Sheila Meintjes, Leloba Molema, Chiedza Musengezi, Margie Orford, and Nobantu Rasebotsa, eds. Women Writing Africa. Vol. 1: The Southern Region. New York: Feminist Press at CUNY, 2003. 554 pp. ISBN 1-5586-1406-0, $75.00
Conjunctions
In the fifty years during which human rights have gained an international currency, personal narratives have become a potent vehicle for advancing human rights claims. This article considers the importance of storytelling within an emerging and increasingly fractured human rights discourse as the circulation and reception of stories result in unpredictable readings and outcomes that both make visible and also forestall new rights claimants, subje…
Land of the free'? Circulating human rights and narrated lives in the United States
In the 50 years during which human rights has gained an international currency, personal narratives have become one of the most potent vehicles for advancing human rights claims. This is particularly true in the United States where personal narratives attesting to human rights violations frequently gain wide exposure through mass publication and publicity, media circulation, and global information flows. This article explores the circulation of h…
Cultural Studies at the Millennium
Response to Philip Morrissey
Indigenous Australian Voices
Indigenous Australian Voices presents artwork, prose, and poetry of thirty-six contemporary Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander writers and artists from the offshore islands, the Northern Territory, and all six states of Australia. It brings together, for the first time, little-known writings by men and women who capture the diversity of their lifestyles and perspectives in a far more compelling way than better-known accounts of anthropologists…
Scare words
(1998). Scare words: ‘Feminism’, postmodern consumer culture and the media. Continuum: Vol. 12, No. 3, pp. 321-334
Cultural studies association of Australia
An All Consuming Passion
Set against the magnificent backdrop of Australia's geological, human, and natural history, An All Consuming Passion is the story of amateur botanist Georgiana Molloy. In 1829 she married a retired Army captain and emigrated from Scotland to the remote southwestern corner of William Lines weaves the story of Molloy's life and increasing commitment to botany with the broader story of colonial invasion. He uses Molloy's experienceknown mostly throu…
In the Wake of First Contact
The contested zone
Postmodernism and history
Women and the Bush
Images of Australian identity, and of Australian nationhood, are social and cultural constructs. There are several dominant themes and elements, one of the most pervasive being the Australian bushman confronting a vast and barren landscape. This is a specifically Australian conception of the battle between Man and Nature. Throughout the myths, traditions and literary creations of Australia are underlying assumptions about gender and sexual differ…
Type A and Social Support
This investigation tested Matthews's hypothesis, which proposed that reduced social support may be one of the mediators of susceptibility to coronary disease in Type A individuals. In addition, sex differences were hypothesized to be an important aspect of the findings. Subjects were 72 women and 57 men undergraduate students who completed the Jenkins Activity Survey (JAS) and the Sarason Social Support Questionnaire. For women, both the Type A a…
Women and the bush
Feminists and maoritanga
Conjunctions
In the fifty years during which human rights have gained an international currency, personal narratives have become a potent vehicle for advancing human rights claims. This article considers the importance of storytelling within an emerging and increasingly fractured human rights discourse as the circulation and reception of stories result in unpredictable readings and outcomes that both make visible and also forestall new rights claimants, subje…
Unruly Spaces
Since the 1995 Beijing Women's Conference contemporary women's writing in China has been a privileged site for the exploration of gender relations and female specificity. After defining a specifically indigenous Chinese feminism, this paper studies four directions in women's writing that impact upon feminist practice: rural women's stories that encourage advocacy for women's rights; new historical fiction that challenges the established represent…
Venues of Storytelling
Personal storytelling has become critical in contemporary human rights campaigns. Personal stories are narrated to remember a past that has been forgotten; to begin a healing process between tellers and listeners; to bring rights violations to a global audience; to put a human face on suffering; to mobilise and fund activism. Global audiences gain access to the suffering and struggles of people elsewhere through published life narratives, narrati…
Competencies, Training Needs, and Turnover Among Rural Compared With Urban Local Public Health Practitioners
Objectives. To compare rural versus urban local public health workforce competencies and training needs, COVID-19 impact, and turnover risk. Methods. Using the 2021 Public Health Workforce Interest and Needs Survey, we examined the association between local public health agency rural versus urban location in the United States (n = 29 751) and individual local public health staff reports of skill proficiencies, training needs, turnover risk, exper…
Narrative, trauma and memory
Even until today, we still use silence to avoid our past. Chen Ran The Tiananmen Square massacre was a cataclysmic event not only in Chinese history but in the international history of the late t
Writing Beyond the Wall
The past decade has witnessed an unprecedented rise in the global flow of knowledge, nowhere more apparent in the exchange of ideas between China and modern western democracies. Our interest concerns one aspect of this global flow— the translation of Chinese women’s autobiographical writing into English. Taking Chen Ran’s A Private Life (English edition, 2004) as a point of departure, the paper explores issues of translingual practice and cross-c…
Scare words
(1998). Scare words: ‘Feminism’, postmodern consumer culture and the media. Continuum: Vol. 12, No. 3, pp. 321-334
Barbara Baynton
dissidence' to the character of Baynton's writing, along with that of Miles Franklin's My Brilliant Career
Women and the bush
Feminists and maoritanga
Th Anzaas congress
Women and the Bush
Images of Australian identity, and of Australian nationhood, are social and cultural constructs. There are several dominant themes and elements, one of the most pervasive being the Australian bushman confronting a vast and barren landscape. This is a specifically Australian conception of the battle between Man and Nature. Throughout the myths, traditions and literary creations of Australia are underlying assumptions about gender and sexual differ…
Type A and Social Support
This investigation tested Matthews's hypothesis, which proposed that reduced social support may be one of the mediators of susceptibility to coronary disease in Type A individuals. In addition, sex differences were hypothesized to be an important aspect of the findings. Subjects were 72 women and 57 men undergraduate students who completed the Jenkins Activity Survey (JAS) and the Sarason Social Support Questionnaire. For women, both the Type A a…
Postmodernism and history
The contested zone
Scare words
(1998). Scare words: ‘Feminism’, postmodern consumer culture and the media. Continuum: Vol. 12, No. 3, pp. 321-334
Cultural studies association of Australia
An All Consuming Passion
Set against the magnificent backdrop of Australia's geological, human, and natural history, An All Consuming Passion is the story of amateur botanist Georgiana Molloy. In 1829 she married a retired Army captain and emigrated from Scotland to the remote southwestern corner of William Lines weaves the story of Molloy's life and increasing commitment to botany with the broader story of colonial invasion. He uses Molloy's experienceknown mostly throu…
In the Wake of First Contact
Indigenous Australian Voices
Indigenous Australian Voices presents artwork, prose, and poetry of thirty-six contemporary Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander writers and artists from the offshore islands, the Northern Territory, and all six states of Australia. It brings together, for the first time, little-known writings by men and women who capture the diversity of their lifestyles and perspectives in a far more compelling way than better-known accounts of anthropologists…
Cultural Studies at the Millennium
Response to Philip Morrissey
Land of the free'? Circulating human rights and narrated lives in the United States
In the 50 years during which human rights has gained an international currency, personal narratives have become one of the most potent vehicles for advancing human rights claims. This is particularly true in the United States where personal narratives attesting to human rights violations frequently gain wide exposure through mass publication and publicity, media circulation, and global information flows. This article explores the circulation of h…
Human Rights and Narrated Lives
Personal narratives have become one of the most potent vehicles for advancing human rights claims across the world. These two contemporary domains, personal narrative and human rights, literature and
Venues of Storytelling
Personal storytelling has become critical in contemporary human rights campaigns. Personal stories are narrated to remember a past that has been forgotten; to begin a healing process between tellers and listeners; to bring rights violations to a global audience; to put a human face on suffering; to mobilise and fund activism. Global audiences gain access to the suffering and struggles of people elsewhere through published life narratives, narrati…
Women Writing Africa. Vol. 1
M. J. Daymond, Dorothy Driver, Sheila Meintjes, Leloba Molema, Chiedza Musengezi, Margie Orford, and Nobantu Rasebotsa, eds. Women Writing Africa. Vol. 1: The Southern Region. New York: Feminist Press at CUNY, 2003. 554 pp. ISBN 1-5586-1406-0, $75.00
Conjunctions
In the fifty years during which human rights have gained an international currency, personal narratives have become a potent vehicle for advancing human rights claims. This article considers the importance of storytelling within an emerging and increasingly fractured human rights discourse as the circulation and reception of stories result in unpredictable readings and outcomes that both make visible and also forestall new rights claimants, subje…
Writing Beyond the Wall
The past decade has witnessed an unprecedented rise in the global flow of knowledge, nowhere more apparent in the exchange of ideas between China and modern western democracies. Our interest concerns one aspect of this global flow— the translation of Chinese women’s autobiographical writing into English. Taking Chen Ran’s A Private Life (English edition, 2004) as a point of departure, the paper explores issues of translingual practice and cross-c…
Narrative, trauma and memory
Even until today, we still use silence to avoid our past. Chen Ran The Tiananmen Square massacre was a cataclysmic event not only in Chinese history but in the international history of the late t
Unruly Spaces
Since the 1995 Beijing Women's Conference contemporary women's writing in China has been a privileged site for the exploration of gender relations and female specificity. After defining a specifically indigenous Chinese feminism, this paper studies four directions in women's writing that impact upon feminist practice: rural women's stories that encourage advocacy for women's rights; new historical fiction that challenges the established represent…
Women Writers in Postsocialist China
What does it mean to read from elsewhere? Women Writers in Postsocialist China introduces readers to a range and variety of contemporary Chinese women’s writing, which has seen phenomenal growth in recent years. The book addresses the different ways women’s issues are understood in China and the West, attending to the processes of translation, adaptation, and the grafting of new ideas with existing Chinese understandings of gender, feminism, subj…
Decolonizing the Landscape
Sociology (17 obras) · History (13 obras) · Political science (11 obras) · History (10 obras) · Art (9 obras) · Gender Studies (9 obras) · Law (8 obras) · Literature (8 obras) · Gender Studies (7 obras) · Media studies (7 obras)