Introduction: Framing Sexual Harassment: Defining a Discursive Focus of Study by Shereen G. Bingham A Discursive Approach: An Overview Saying It Makes It So: The Discursive Construction of Sexual Harassment by Julia T. Wood Discursive Activity Sustaining Sexual Harassment Gender Socialization and Communication: The Inscription of Sexual Harassment in Social Life by Elizabeth Grauerholz The Context(s) of Sexual Harassment: Power, Silences and Academe by Charles Conrad and Bryan Taylor Hegemony and Harassment: A Discursive Practice by Robin Patric Clair Anita Hill on Trial: A Dialectical Analysis of a Persuasive Interrogation by Claudia L. Hale, Leda M. Cooks, and Sue DeWine Discursive Activity Contesting Sexual Harassment Talk about Sexual Harassment: Women's Stories on a Woman's Story by Janette Kenner Muir and Kathryn Mangus (Un)Becoming Voices: Representing Sexual Harassment in Performance by Della Pollock Sexual Harassment as Information Equivocality: Communication and Requisite Variety by Gary L. Kreps Secrets of the Corporation: A Model of Ideological Positioning of Sexual Harassment Victims by Dana M. Kaland and Patricia Geist Critical Reflections Particularities and Possibilities: Reconceptualizing Knowledge and Power in Sexual Harassment Research by Karen A. Foss and Richard A. Rogers Epilogue: Research on Sexual Harassment: Continuing the Conversation by Shereen G. Bingham
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