Next Issue: April 2012
Editorial
Isabelle St-Pierre
Queering the Temporality of Cancer Survivorship
JACKIE STACEY & MARY BRYSON
Priority Setting and Policy Advocacy for Community Environmental Health by Nursing Associations: A Conceptual Framework to Guide Research
JO-ANNE MACDONALD, BARBARA DAVIES, NANCY EDWARDS, PATRICIA MARCK, & JUDITH READ GUERNSEY
Étudiants infirmiers francophones d'immigrations récentes et de minorités visibles: comment étudier un sujet tabou?
HÉLÈNE LAPERRIÈRE
Du nursing au care : le genre d'une profession
YOLANDE COHEN
Commentary
Michel Foucault: A Man of a Thousand Paths, a Thousand Faces, and a Thousand Emerging Relevancies - Continuing His Analyses in Pursuit of Our Present for the Sake of Our Future
RUSLA ANNE SPRINGER
Aporia is dedicated to scholarly debates in nursing and the health sciences. The journal is committed to a pluralistic view of science and to the blurring of boundaries between disciplines. Aporia encourages the use of a wide range of epistemologies, philosophies, theoretical perspectives and research methodologies. In the critical analyses of health-related matters, Aporia advocates and embraces a wide range of epistemologies, philosophies and theories including but not limited to: cultural studies, feminism(s), neo-marxism, postmodernism, poststructuralism, postcolonialism and queer studies.
