s thesis examines soft power and post-punk grassroots social movements in the post-Soviet region.She is also an activist, a volunteer, and a huge fan of building and fostering communities and social support networks.This is her second year working as an editor for the GRJ, as well as her third year being published in the journal.She currently resides in Corydon, Indiana with her dog, two cats, and three goldfish.Within society, there exist women who function by embracing what is commonly referred to as masculine behavior -whether it be through wearing men's clothes, being the main breadwinner in a household, or any other from an endless array of possible options.Such women are still very often regarded as feminine, however, by both them and others.In the short story collection Astray, Emma Donoghue explores the world of two women who perform gender and function in society in very different ways: Mollie Monroe in "The Long Way Home" and Caroline in "Onward."While their identities may seem to exist at opposing ends of a spectrum, they share some important core character traits, such as supporting domestic life, participating in work, being displaced, and being non-
Leslie A. Rice (Fri,) studied this question.