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Index

Abbey Theatre 92

‘Act Women’ 171

Adams, Gilly: Looking for the

Meaning 185

Adorno, Theodor 111

Ahmad, Rukhsana: Song for a

Sanctuary 41–4, 49–50

Ahmed, Sara 3, 4, 175, 178–9, 180, 181

Cultural Politics of Emotion, The 3, 4, 15

Strange Encounters 10–11, 12–13, 174

Akalatis, JoAnn 21

Ali, Monica: Brick Lane 38–40, 53

All the Help You Need: The Adventures of

a Hollywood Handyman 137

Althusser, Louis 109

anti-essentialism 12, 174, 176, 185–7

anti-feminism 56, 74

anti-racist feminism 9

Anzaldúa, Gloria 7, 144

Archer, Robyn 191, 196–9

Arlechinno 177

Armistead, C. 94

Aronson, A. 98

Asian Women Writers’ Collective 41

Asian-British performance see

citizenship and gender in

Asian-British performance

Assisted Reproduction

Technology 149–52, 158,

159–61, 163, 166

Aston, Elaine 14, 71–87, 169–89

Atlas, Julie: I am the Moon and You are

the Man on Me 213

Auerbach, Erich: Mimesis 22

Auslander, Phillip 99

Australia 14, 172