Journal Contents
Volume 3, no 1
| Feasting as occupation: the emergence of ritual from everyday activities Moore, Alexander, pp. 5-15 |
| An exploration of the effect of right homonymous hemianopia on engagement in occupation Pearson, Sarah, pp. 18-25 |
| Comment: Preparation for retirement: the occupational perspective Kendall, Anne, pp. 35-38 |
Volume 3, no 2
| Artisan occupations in the global economy: a conceptual framework Dickie, Virginia Allen and Frank, Gelya, pp. 45-55 |
| Crafts production and resistance to domination in the late 20th century Frank, Gelya, pp. 56-64 |
| Craft production in Detroit: spatial, temporal, and social relations of work in the home Dickie, Virginia Allen, pp. 65-71 |
| Quichua pottery: cultural identity and the market Gilbert, William, pp. 72-75 |
Volume 3, no 3
| the proto-occupation/occupation interface: an exploration of human occupation and its symbolic origins Fortune, Tracy, pp. 86-92 |
| A decade of creative occupation: the production of a youth arts archive in a hospital site Denshire, Sally, pp. 93-98 |
| Shift work: in search of the workers’ perspective Walker, Claudia, pp. 99-103 |
| The ageing body and the self-project in women’s narratives Gattuso, Suzy, pp. 104-109 |
| Comment: Rural aspects of health and ageing Saw, Celia, pp. 114-117 |




