Lumbering Woman: Madge Macbeth’s The Patterson Limit

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Perianal ulcers in a young woman with dermatomyositis

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Nutrient intake and nutrition knowledge of lactating women (0-6) months postpartum) in a low socio-economic area in Nairobi, Kenya

Subjects: “…Lactating woman…”
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Reclaiming biblical and South African slave narratives: reading Hagar (Genesis 16 & 21) and Susanna (Een Oor) van Bengalen, (slave woman in the cape colony) through a womanist hermeneutic by Arendse, Madre

Subjects: “…Women in the Bible…”
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Herstory : Maidei Chivi, an HIV positive Zimbabwean woman by Mphisa, Abigael

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Incorrigible : resisting heteropatriarchy, the purity of girls, and the epitome of ‘woman’ by Crook, Amber

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The Cape Coloured woman: within an industrial community and at home by Weiss, Anna Gertrude

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Ma, performing the White, Afrikaner Woman back to self by Viljoen, Kanya

“…The position of a young, white, Afrikaner woman. This is a position that, one could argue, inherently carries a sense of a tragedy within it. …”
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Relational feminism : the autonomy of woman within an abusive home

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A Woman’s Revolutionary Discourse: Olympe De Gouges

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Recurrent zosteriform herpes simplex infection in a woman

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Editorial Preface to Woman from Hiroshima by Toshio Mori

“…Prefacio Editorial a Woman from Hiroshima de Toshio Mori…”
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Investigating the sustainability of the shea industry among rural women in Northern Ghana by Yayah, Abiba

Subjects: “…Sex discrimination agains women -- Ghana…”
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The image of woman in the poetry of W.B. Yeats (1865-1939) by Kaplan, Gloria

“…It is not sufficiently realized, however, that they provided him with both a powerful source of poetic inspiration and an important subject matter throughout his poetic career. Woman, as an object of contemplation and speculation, forms an integral part of the very stuff and fibre of Yeats's poetry, as is testified to by the range, depth and inclusiveness of his vision, which comprises not only the expression of his personal dreams and longings but a more far-reaching and penetrating study of women's relationship to society, history and ethics. …”
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Considerations in the provision of adequate psychological care for the sexually assaulted woman by Levett, Ann

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The role of the woman in Gottfried's Tristan : a literary-sociological study by Fourie, Renée Cécile

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