The beautiful, intense, and often comical relationships between women and horses are explored in the more than 80 stories collected in this anthology. The history of the horse in women's lives is examined, as is the physical and emotional impact the animals have on their owners. Contributors ranging from age 11 to septagenarians tell tales of scruffy childhood ponies, sleek and brave thoroughbreds, and even the occasional donkey, seahorse, or carousel steed. Pieces vary in focus from the sense of freedom and power a horse can provide to how a young girl's dream of having a horse can affect her for years to come.…mehr
The beautiful, intense, and often comical relationships between women and horses are explored in the more than 80 stories collected in this anthology. The history of the horse in women's lives is examined, as is the physical and emotional impact the animals have on their owners. Contributors ranging from age 11 to septagenarians tell tales of scruffy childhood ponies, sleek and brave thoroughbreds, and even the occasional donkey, seahorse, or carousel steed. Pieces vary in focus from the sense of freedom and power a horse can provide to how a young girl's dream of having a horse can affect her for years to come.
Jan Fook is a professor of social work at La Trobe University-Bendigo, the coeditor of A Girl's Best Friend, and the author of Breakthroughs in Practice, The Reflective Researcher, and Transforming Social Work Practice . Susan Hawthorne is the coauthor of After Shock: September 11, 2001 and Wild Politics and the author of Bird, The Falling Woman, and The Spinifex Quiz Book. She is a research associate at Victoria University-Melbourne. Renate Klein is an associate professor of women's studies at Deakin University-Melbourne. She is the coeditor of A Girl's Best Friend, the coauthor of Radically Speaking and Theories of Women's Studies, and author of CyberFeminism, Infertility, Man-Made Women, Radical Voices, and Test Tube Women.
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