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From the Gaps: Art, Literature, and Abortion: Introduction

By Jennifer Stager & Leila Easa

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From the Gaps / Aesthetic Representations / Edvard Munch and “The Great Cause”: Abortion, Eugenics, Whiteness

By Allison Morehead

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From the Gaps / Aesthetic Representations / Fascinating Fetalism: of Man and Fetus

By Elizabeth Legge

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From the Gaps / Aesthetic Representations / Artist as Abortionist: Ed Kienholz’s The Illegal Operation (1962) and the Limits of Representation

By Johanna Gosse

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From the Gaps / Aesthetic Representations / Embodiment, power, and political engagement: the case of Paula Rego’s Abortion Series

By Márcia Oliveira

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From the Gaps / Con/textual Representations / Stand and Deliver! Experiencing Epitaphs of Roman Midwives in Funerary Contexts

By Abigail Schley Graham

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From the Gaps / Con/textual Representations / A Meditation on Chaos: Literary, Scientific, Political

By Lisa Ludden Perry

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From the Gaps / Con/textual Representations / Aiding and Abetting via Emetics, Emmenagogues, and Abortifacients in The Country of the Pointed Firs While Evading Surveillance in the Comstock Era

By Jennifer M. Nader

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From the Gaps / Con/textual Representations / Our Lady or Yours? The Image of the Virgin Mary in Abortion Activism

By Maryanne Saunders

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From the Gaps / Political Representations / Samuel Alito’s Witch Hunt, Lydia Nobles’s Pleasure Trophies

By Caroline Lillian Schopp

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From the Gaps / Political Representations / Hiding in Plain Sight: The Plant Language of Abortifacients

By Leila Easa & Jennifer Stager

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From the Gaps / Political Representations / “Her Beloved, Which Was Not Beloved”: Contextualizing Beloved and Memory Politics in a Post-Roe v. Wade America

By B.J. Wright