Editorial
Dale Stone, Sharon and Shaw, Lynn, pp. 2-3 |
Cross-cultural constructions of work, leisure and community responsibility: some First Nations reflections
Darnell, Regna, pp. 4-9 |
The Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug and the struggle for the right to say no
Fiddler, Alvin and Peerla, David, pp. 10-11 |
A community panel on occupations to consider economic opportunities outside major urban centres: occupations in Thunder Bay, Canada
Shaw, Lynn and Southcott, Chris and Townsend, Elizabeth, pp. 12-17 |
Shaping ideal places for retirement: occupational possibilities within contemporary media
Laliberte Rudman, Debbie and Huot, Suzanne and Dennhardt, Silke, pp. 18-24 |
Multiple sclerosis and academic work: socio-spatial strategies adopted to maintain employment
Crooks, Valorie and Dale Stone, Sharon and Owen, Michelle, pp. 25-31 |
Statue Square as a liminal sphere: transforming space and place in migrant adaptation
Peralta-Catipon, Terry, pp. 32-37 |
Cyberspace, real place: thoughts on doing in contemporary occupations
Fok, Daniel and Miller Polgar, Janice and Shaw, Lynn and Luke, Robert and Manduch, Angela, pp. 38-43 |
Patterns of activity of Irish children aged five to eight years: city living in Ireland today
Lynch, Helen, pp. 44-49 |
Linking occupation and place in community health
Townsend, Elizabeth and Dale Stone, Sharon and Angelucci, Tanya and Howey, Melissa and Johnston, Dawn and Lawlor, Sharon, pp. 50-55 |
Reflections on the importance of place to the participation of women in new occupations
Shaw, Lynn, pp. 56-60 |
Book Reviews
Bassett, Jo and Palombi, Alexandra and Murray, Carolyn and Taylor, Jackie and Anderson, Katie and Valente, Victoria and Wicks, Alison, pp. 61-64 |
Assemblage theory, occupational science, and the complexity of human agency
Sellar, Ben, pp. 67-74 |
Outlining a critical ethos for historical work in occupational science and occupational therapy
Molke, Daniel, pp. 74-84 |
Occupational identity: engaging socio-cultural perspectives
Phelan, Shanon and Kinsella, Elizabeth, pp. 85-91 |
The literature of Occupational Science: a systematic, quantitative examination of peer-reviewed publications from 1996-2006
Glover, Jenny, pp. 92-103 |
Understanding occupational transitions: a study of older rural men’s retirement experiences
Wiseman, Leah and Whiteford, Gail, pp. 104-109 |
The nature and meaning of occupational engagement for forensic clients living in the community
Lin, Nancy and Kirsh, Bonnie and Polatajko, Helen and Seto, Michael, pp. 110-119 |
The right to work: experiences of employees with rheumatism
Jakobsen, Klara, pp. 120-127 |
Occupational profile: An interview with Robin Brooks
Wicks, Alison, pp. 128-131 |
Book Reviews
Meltzer, Phyllis and Pollard, Nick and Nayar, Shoba and Hocking, Clare and Volkert, Anita, pp. 132-136 |
Guest Editorial
Pickens, Noralyn and Pizur-Barnekow, Kris, pp. 138-139 |
The challenge of occupation: describing the things people do
Hocking, Clare, pp. 140-150 |
Co-occupation: extending the dialogue
Davel Pickens, Noralyn and Pizur-Barnek, Krisow, pp. 151-156 |
A comparison of the personality dimensions and behavior changes that occur during solitary and co-occupation
Pizur-Barnekow, Kris and Knutson, Jamie, pp. 157-162 |
Heart rate variability of activity and occupation during solitary and social engagement
Persch, Andrew and Pizur-Barnekow, Kris and Cashin, Susan and Davel Pickens, Noralyn, pp. 163-169 |
Co-occupation in a day program for adults with developmental disabilities
Mahoney, Wanda and Roberts, Elysa, pp. 170-179 |
Learning to promote occupational development through co-occupation
Price, Pollie and Miner Stephenson, Stephanie, pp. 180-186 |
Motivation for continuing involvement in a leisure-based choir: the lived experiences of university choir members
Jacob, Cynthia and Guptill, Christine and Su, Thelma, pp. 187-193 |
One body, three hands and two minds: a case study of the intertwined occupations of an older couple after a stroke
van Nes, Fenna and Runge, Ulla and Jonsson, Hans, pp. 194-202 |
Co-occupation: the challenges of defining concepts Original to Occupational Science
Pierce, Doris, pp. 203-207. |
Occupational Profile: Marga de Bruijn, mother/home maker, occupational therapist, quilt maker to quilt artist
Dickie, Virginia , pp. 208-212. |
