Introduction, Luce Irigaray Part I: Healing Through Gaining Silence and Self-Affection 1. Reborn from Silence and Touch: Gender Violence in Southern Africa', Jessica Murray (University of¿York, UK) 2. Virginal Thresholds, Cristine Labuski (University of Texas, Austin, USA) 3. 'The Power to Love without Desiring to Possess': Feminine Becoming Through Silence in the Texts of Antonia While, Sherah Wells (University of Warwick, UK) Part II: Dwelling in Oneself and with the Other(s) Through Art 4. Music and the Voice of the¿Other: An Engagement with Irigaray's Thinking and Feminine Artistic Musical Performance, Esther Zaplana (Northumbria University, UK) 5. 'But What if the Object Started to Speak?': The Representation of Female Consciousness On Screen, Lucy Bolton (Queen Mary, University of London) 6. Architectural Issues in Building Community Through Luce Irigaray's Perspective on Being-Two, Andrea Wheeler (University of Nottingham, UK) 7. Touching Hands, Cultivating Dwelling, Helen Fielding (University of Western Ontario, Canada) Part III: The Material Order Within and Beyond Patriarchy 8.

Swallowing Ice: Mothers and Daughters in Dacia Maraini's L'et¿ del malessere and Colomba, Christina Siggers Manson (University of Kent, UK) 9. The Maternal Order Through Luce Irigaray in the Work of Diamela Eltit, Mary Green (Swansea University, UK) 10. Feminine Generations: The Maternal Order and Mythic Time, Gillian Howie (University of Liverpool, UK) Part IV: Interpreting and Embodying the Divine 11. Disinterring the Divine Law: Rediscovering Female Genealogy in the Rites of Death, Sabrina L. Hom (SUNY Stony Brook, USA) 12. Writing the Body of Christ: Each Flesh Becoming Word, Emily Holmes (Emory University, USA) 13. Sharing Air: Becoming Two in the Spirit, Roland J. De Vries (McGill University, Canada) 14.

A Future Shaped by Love: Towards a Feminist Geography of Development and Spirituality, Eleanor Sanderson (Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand) Part V: New Philosophical Horizons 15. Expression and Speaking-With in the Work of Luce Irigaray, Donald Landes (SUNY Stony Brook, USA) 16. On Rivers, Words, and Becoming Other: The Importance of Style in Luce Irigaray's Work, Laine M. Harrington (Graduate Theological Union, USA) 17. Masculine and Feminine Approaches to Nature, Karen I. Burke (SUNY Stony Brook, USA) Contributions¿by Luce Irigaray Teaching How to Meet in Difference (2004) The Return (2005) Listening, Thinking, Teaching (2006) Afterword, Michael Worton (UCL, UK) Bibliographies for Chapters Notes on Contributors Bibliography of Luce Irigaray Index.