a current listing of contents Volume 8, Number 1 Spring 1988

Published by Susan Searing, Women's Studies Librarian University of Wisconsin System 1 12A Memorial Library 728 State Street Madison, Wisconsin 53706 (608) 263-5754 a current li tina of content Volume 8, Number 1 Spring 1988

Periodical literature is the cutting edge of women's scholarship, , and much of women's culture. Feminist Periodicals: A Current Listing of Contents is published by the Office of the University of Wisconsin System Gmen's Studies Librarian on a quarterly basis with the intent of increasing public awareness of feminist periodicals. It is our hope that Feminist Periodicals will serve several purposes: to keep the reader abreast of current topics in ; to increase readers' familiarity with a wide spectrum of feminist periodicals; and to provide the requisite bibliographic information should a reader wish to subscribe to a journal or to obtain a particular article at her library or through interlibrary loan. (Users will need to be aware of the limitations of the new copyright law with regard to photocopying of copyrighted materi a1 s .)

Table of contents pages from current issues of major feminist journals are reproduced i n each issue of Femi ni st Periodical s , preceded by a comprehensi ve annotated 1isti ng of a1 1 journals we have selected. As publ ication schedul es vary enormously, not every periodical will have table of contents pages reproduced in each issue of -FP. The annotated listing provides the following information on each journal :

Year of first publication. Frequency of publ ication. 1J.S. subscription price(s) . Subscripti on address. Current editor. Editorial address (if different from subscription address). International Standard Seri a1 s Number (ISSN) . 1-i brary of Congress (LC) catalog card number. OCLC, Inc. Control Number. Locations where the journal is held in the UW System. Publications in which the journal is indexed. Subject focusjstatement of purpose of the journal.

Please note that in the actual text, only the numbers 1 to 12 are used to identi fy the different categories of information . ii.

Our goal is to have represented in FP a1 1 English-language feminist periodicals with a substanti a1 national or regional readership, with an I emphasis on scholarly journals and small press offerings. We do not include I publications which, though feminist in philosophy, do not focus solely on women's issues. Nor, with few exceptions, do we include newsstand magazi nes. We are also forced to omit periodicals which lack a complete table of contents. We encourage feminist serials to build a full table of contents I into their regular format to facilitate the indexing feminist literature so re1y needs.

Interested readers wi 11 fi nd more corn~leteinformation on feminist ~eriodicals in The IndexlDi rectory of Women's ~ed;a publi shed annual ly by the women's Institute for Freedom of the Press (3306 Ross Place, NW, Washington, DC 20008) ; and in Women's Periodicals and Newspapers: A Union List of the Holdings of Madison Area Libraries, edited by James P. Danky, compiled by Maureen E. Hady, Barry Christopher, and Neil1 E. Strache (Boston: G.K. Hal 1,

Suggestions for improvements of Femi nist Periodicals are yratef ully received. We woul d particularly appreciate assistance from readers in the UW-System with our efforts to keep the holding information complete and up to date. Please 1et us know about new subscriptions, subscriptions we have over1ooked, cancellations, or other pertinent information. Fminist Periodicals is also available on microfilm at the 1i brary of the State Historical Society of Wisconsin.

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"Table of contents pages from current issues of major feminist journals are reproduced. .. preceded by a comprehensive annotated listing of all journals ..." Frequently cited as FP.

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Femi nist Periodicals ( ISSN 0742-7433) is pub1i shed by Susan E. Searing, UW-System Women's Studi es Librarian, 112A Memorial ~ibrary, 728 state Street, Madison, WI 53706; Phone (608) 263-5754. Compilers: Linda Shult, Hi1 ary Bruce. Graphics : Daniel Joe. Publications of the Office of the UW-System Women's Studies Librarian are avail able free of charge to individuals and organizations affiliated with the UW System. Subscriptions rates: Wisconsin subscriptions: $5 (indiv. 81 non-prof it organizations), $10 (1i brari es & other organizations). Out -of -state subscriptions: $15 (indiv. 8I women's proyrams) , $30 (inst.). Thi s fee covers all publications of the Office, including Feminist Col lections, Femi nist Periodicals, New Books on Women & Feminism, and bib1 iographies, directories, and occasional publ ications produced throughout the year. iii.

AfFILI&j6JOURNAL OF YOMEN AND SOCIAL WORK AURORA 2. 4/year. 1. 1975. 3. $25 (indiv.), $35 (inst.). .2. 3tyear. 4. Sage Publications, Inc., 2111 West Hillcrest 3. $10. Dr.. Newbury Park. CA 91320. 4. P.O. Box 1624. Madison. WI 53701-1624. 5. Betty ~ancier. 5. Editorial Committee. 7. ISSN 0197-775X. 7. ISSN 0886-1099. 8. LC sn80-11853. 8. LC sn85-3234. 9. OCLC 6113633. 9. OCLC 12871850. 12. Science fiction and fantasy with a feminist 10. Madison. orientation. 11. tlowker Serial D irectories ; Soc ial Work Research and Abstracts. AUSTRALIAN FEMINIST STUDIES 12. "This journal is committed to the discussion and 1985. devel ohent of feminist values, theories. and 2tyear. knowledge as they relate to social work $26 (indiv., ai nail), $19 (indiv.. surface research. education, and practice." Contains mail), $38 (inst.. airmail), $30 (inst., surface articles, reports, of research, essays, poetry, mail). and literary pieces. Dedicated to "the task of eliminating discrimination and oppression, Research Centre for Women's Studies, University of Adelaide. GPO B.ox 498. Adelaide. South especially with respect to , but including 5001, Australia. race, ethnicity, class, age, disability, and sexual and affectional preference as we1 1." Susan Margarey. 0816-4649. Australian Serials in Print; Studies on Wanen THE AHFAD JOURNAL: WOMEN AND CHANGE Abstracts. 1. 1984. "Austral ian F~i.nist Studies publ ishes 2/year. $20 (indiv.), $35 (inst.). transdisciplinary scholarship and discussion in Suite 1216. 4141 N. Henderson Rd., Arlington, VA the fields of feminist research and women's studies courses. In addition, it aims to 22203. Dr. Lee G. Burchinal. attract and encourage di scussion of government Ahfad University for Women, P.O. Rox 167, and trade union initiatives and policies that Omdunan, Sudan. concern men; examination of the interaction of feminist theory and practice; comment on changes ISSN 0255-4070. in curricula relevant to women's studies and LC sn85-23477. feminist studies. reviews. critiques, OCLC 12747640. ..; enthusiasms and correspondence." Madi son. 11. ERIC, UMI. BACKBONE 12. "Issues affectina women in Africa. the Middle 1. 1984. East and in other developing countries; women in 2. 2/year. development." 3. $12 (indiv.), $18 (inst.). ATLANTIS 4. P.O. Rox 95315. Seattle. WA 98145. 5. Lauren ort tune; 7. ISSN 0888-6520. 2/year. 12. "Backbone is a semi-annual, national women's $15 (indiv.), $25 (inst .), plus $6 for US. literary journal. Backbone seeks to publish postage. women writers of diverse economic, ,cultural and Mount Saint Vincent University, 166 Bedford sty1 istic backgrounds. Ye will publish Highway, Halifax, Nova Scotia, B3M 256. Canada. evocative, finely crafted work of vision that Drs. Susan Clark. Margaret Conrad, Deborah C. inspires poetic, feminist and political Pof f . dialogue." ISSN 0702-7818. LC cn77-32338. BELLES LETTRES OCLC 3409640. 1. 1985. State Historical Society. 6/year. Historical Abstracts; America: History and Life; $ 1s (indiv.). $12.50 (student). $24 (foreign). The Alternative Press Index; Resources for $30 (inst .); -sample issue: $1. Feminist Research. P.O. Box 987, Arlington, VA 22216. "Atlantis is an interdisciplinary journal Janet Palmer Mu1 laney, Deanna Cook D'Errico. devotedto critical and creative writing in English or French on the topic of women. ISSN 0884-2957. Contains scholarly articles, review essays, book LC sn85-6513. reviews. art and poetry OCLC 12357950. ." Madison; Milwaukee. "To explore and celebrate writing by women, publ ished by trade. university. and small presses in the genres of fiction, nonfiction, essays, biography, and criticism." BERKELEY WOIIEN'S LAW JOURNAL BROOMSTICK 1. 1986. 1. 1978. 2. Annual. 2. 6lvear. 3. Volume 1: $100 (sponsor), $25 (friend), $18 3. $15 (indiv.), $25 (inst.). Single copies: inst.), $12 (regular), $8 (low income). Volume 83-50. 2: $100 (sponsor), $30 (friend), $20 (inst.), 4. 3543 18th St., $an Francisco, CA 94110. $12 (regular), $8 (low income). 5. Mickey Spencer, Polly Taylor. 4. Boalt Hall School of Law, Room 2, University of 10. State Historical Society. California, Berkeley, CA 94720. 11. Alternative Press Index. 5. Alissa Friedman. 12. "Broomstick is a feminist political journal 7. ISSN 0882-4312. publishing material by, for and about women over 8. LC sn85-965. forty. Our priorities are: to portray clear, 9. OCLC 11830558. positive images of older women; to take a stand 10. Madison; Milwaukee. against the denigration of older women; to offer 11. Alternative Press Center; Annotated Guide to positive alternatives in our lives. Our goal is Women's Periodicals : Current Index to Legal to form a support network among older women." Periodicals. 12. "The Berkeley Women's Law Journal is a forum CALYX from which to give voice to the complex and 1. 1976. varying perspectives ref1ecti ng the legal 2. 3/year. concerns of all women, especially the women of 3. $18 (indiv.), $22.50 (lib. 8 inst.), $15 (low color, lesbians, disabled women and poor women income). Single copies: $6.50. whose voices have been severely underrepresented 4. P.O. Box B, Corvallis, OR 97339. in existing literature. With information as our 5. Margarita Donne1 ly. power, the journal would be a tool for social 7. ISSN 0147-1627. ~hange.~ 8. LC 77-649570. 9. OCLC 3114927. BUCK MARIA 10. Madison. 1. 1971. 11. American Humanities Index. 2. Annual. 12. "Calyx publishes poetry, prose, art, reviews, 3. $14 (indiv.), $16 (inst.). Single copies: $4. translations, and photography, and is camnitted 4. P.O. Box 25187, Chicago, IL 60625-0187. to providing a beautiful and creative journal 5. Black Maria Collective. format in which to showcase women artists and -7. ISSN 0045-222X. writers." 8. LC ~~77-1275. 9. OCLC 2786249. CAMERA OBSCURA 10. Madi son; Mi 1waukee. 1. 1976. 12. "Black Maria publishes work by emerging women 2. 3/year. writers that presents women as the complex, 3. $14 (indiv.), $28 (inst.). positive beings they are." 4. Johns Hopkins University Press, 701 West 40th St., Suite 275. Baltimore, MD 21211. BREAKING THE SILENCE 5. Constance Penley , Janet Bergst ran, Elisabeth 1. 1982. Lyon. 2. 4/year. 6. University of Rochester, Rochester, NY. 3. 612 (indiv.), $25 (inst.), $25+ (supporters). 7. ISSN 0270-5346. 4. P.O. Box 4857. Station E. Ottawa. Ontario K1S 8. LC ~~79-4979. 551 Canada. 9. OCLC 4818143. 5. Breaking the Silence editorial sub-group. 10. Madison; Milwaukee. 7. ISSN 0713-4266. 11. International Index to Film Periodicals; The 11. Index of Canadian Alternative Periodicals; Film Literature Index; The Arts and Humanities Canadian Women's Periodicals: Title Word Index. Citation Index; Current ContentsIArts and 12. "Breaking the Silence is a feminist alternative Humanities. to the mainstream press, comnitted to providing 12. Film theory and history; feminist theory; a voice for women. The quarterly covers a wide psychoanalytic theory; Marxist theory; range of social, political and cultural topics photography; video and performance. written by and for women (also includes fiction and original graphics/il lustrations)." CANADIAN WOMAN STUDIES/LES CAHIERS DE LA FEM 1. 1978. BROADSHEET 2. 4/year. 1. 1972. 3. $28 (indiv.), $38 (inst.). Single copies: $6. 2. lO/year. 4. 212 Founders College, , 4700 3. $49 .SO (aimail ), $39 (surface mai 1). Keele St., Downsview, Ontario M3J 1P3, Canada. 4. 228 Dominion Rd., P.O. Box 56-147, Auckland 3, 5. Elizabeth Brady. New Zealand. 7. ISSN 0713-3235. 5. The Broadsheet Coll ect ive. 9. OCLC 8558872. 7. ISSN 0110-8603. 10. Madison; Milwaukee; State Historical Society. 9. OCLC 6578660. 12. "CWS/cf is a bilingual, interdisciplinary. 12. News; analysis; in-depth articles; fiction; fmtjournal that brings exciting poetry; reviews. "Broadsheet is a radical scholarship about women to non-schol ars. feminist magazine which consciously strives to broadcasts our diverse experiences and bridges be anti-racist and to incorporate the views of the gap between Canada's languages and indigenous women. The main focus is on New cultures ." Zealand women and events, with some coverage of Pacific concerns and issues facing women and feminists everywhere.' COmOH LIVES/LESBI AN LIVES EVERYYOllAN 1. 1981. 1. 1985. 4/year. 2. 12/year. $12 (indiv.), $20 (inst.). Single copies: $4. 3. 622 (ainnail). P.O. Box 1553, Iowa City, IA 52244. 4. 34a Islington Green, London, NI 80U, England. Editorial Collective. 5. Barbara Rogers. KSSN 0891-6969. 7. ISSN 0267-2294 sLC sn84-10345. 12. "News/current affairs by and for women." OCLC 8234014. Madi son. FEMI NARY History; biography; correspondence; journal 1. 1969. entries; fiction; poetry; visual art. Common 2. 3/year. Lives/Lesbi an Lives seeks to document thees 3. $12 (indiv.), $22 (inst.). Single copies: $4. of ordinary lesbians, and to reflect the Free to women in prisons and mental diversity of the lesbian communi ty--lesbians of institutions. color, of age and of youth, fat lesbians, 4. 3543 18th St ., San Francisco, CA 94110. disabled lesbians, poor and working-class 5. Canyon Sam, Tiana Arruda, S.J. Miranda, Sim lesbians. CL/LL wishes to insure access and Kal lan. ui sibility nsbians who have never thought 10. Madison. before of publishing their work. 12. Previously a lesbian-feminist journal for the South published in North Carolina, Feminary is CONCERNS: NEWSLETTER OF THE WOMEN'S CAUCUS OF THE now produced in San Francisco by four new MODERN LAMWAGES editors. "As editors with roots in different 1. 1971. communities we actively solicit writings that 2. 3/year. portray the experiences, viewpoints, and issues 3. Sliding scale based on income, write for of a diversity of lesbian communities. We want detai 1s. to facilitate dialogue between wanen of 4. Frances Kavenik, Humanities Division, UW- different races, classes, cultural upbringings, Parkside, Box 2000, Kenosha, WI 53141. political, spiritual viewpoints, ages and 5. Frances Kavenik. lifestyles; and by doing so offer a current. 9. OCLC 2259670. timely perspective on lesbian lives in the 10. Eau Claire. and internationally." 12. News of the Modern Language Association; features ; bib1iographies; job information. FEMINIST COLLECTIOWS: A QUARTERLY OF WEN'S STUDIES RESOURCES CONDITIONS 1980. 1. 1976. 4/year. 2. 2/year. Wisconsin subscriptions: $5 (indiv. A non-prof it 3. 3 issues: $12 (indiv. hardship), $18 (indiv.), women's organizations), $10 (libraries 8 other $28 (inst.). Single copies: $7 (indiv.), $9 organizations). Out-of -state subscriptions: $15 (inst.). (indiv. and women's programs), $30 (inst.). 4. P.O. Box 56A, Van Brunt Station, Brooklyn, NY Foreign subscribers pay postage: $5 (surface) or 11215. $15 (ainnail). Free to individuals and 5. Dorothy Rendall Gray, Cheryl Cla~rke, Randye organizations affiliated with the UW System. Fee Lordon, Annette Pelaez. Sabrina. covers all publications of the Office of the UW 7. ISSN 0147-8311. System Women's Studies Librarian. (See p. ii .) 8. LC 77-641895. 112A Memorial Library, 728 State St., Madison, 9. OCLC 3232386. WI 53706. 10. Madison; Milwaukee; Parkside. Susan Searing, Linda Shult. 11. Alternative Press Index. ISSN 0742-7441; 0742-7433. 12. Poetry; short fiction; novel excerpts; drama; LC sn84-10183. critical articles; reviews. "Conditions is a OCLC 6467 769. magazine of women's writing with an emphasis on Baraboo; Barron Co.; Eau Claire; La Crosse; writing by lesbians." Madison; Milwaukee; Oshkosh; Parkside: Platteville; Rock Co.; Sheboygan; State COUNEXIONS: AN IIITERNATIONM WOMEN'S QUARTERLY Historical Society; Stevens Point; Stout; . 1. 1981. Superior; Waukesha; Whitewater. 2. 4/year. Editorials; features; news; bibliographies; book 3. $12 (indiv.),.$24 (inst. 8 lib.). Single reviews. Focus on feminist 1i brarianshi p, copies: $3. publi shi ng, booksel ling, archiving, 4. People's Translation Service, 4228 Telegraph researchi ng--both in Wisconsi n and national ly. Avenue, Oakland, CA 94609. Review essays strive to provide a guide to the 5. Editorial Collective. literature on a particular topic, (e.g. : 7. ISSN 0886-7062. sociobi 01 ogy ; women in devel opment ; western 8. LC 83-645901 ; sn83-11831. women; lesbian studies: black women ; femi ni.st 9. OCLC 8015674. science fiction.) 0. Madison; Milwaukee. 1. Alternative Press Index. 2. "...the collective product of feminists of diverse nationalities and political perspectives comnitted to contributing to an international women's movement." Each issue focuses on a specific theme through feature articles, interviews and personal narratives. often translated from foreign-language publications. vi.

FEMINET ISSUES FEMINIST TEACHER 1. 1980. 1. 1984. 2. Plyear. 2. 3lyear. 3. $15 (indiv.), $25 (inst.). Single copies: ($10 3. $12 (indiv.), $20 (inst.). Single copies: $4. minimum order) $7.50 (indiv.) , $12.50 (inst .). 4. 442 Ballantine, Indiana University, Bloomington, 4. Transaction Periodicals Consortium, Dept. 8010, IN 47405. Rutgers University, New Brunswick. NJ 08903. 5. Editorial Collective. 5. Mary Jo Lakeland. Susan Ellis Wolf. 7. ISSN 0882-4843. 6. 2948 Hi 1legass, 6erkel ey , CA 94705. 8. LC sn85-1018. 7. ISSN 0270-6679. 9. OCLC 11660672. 8. LC 82-641422; snSO-13352. 10. Madison; Stout. 10. Madison; Mi 1waukee. 11. Women Studies Abstracts. 12. A journal of feminist social and political 12. Articles, news, resources for feminist theory, with emphasis on an international educators, from preschool to graduate school. exchange of ideas. It includes articles by English-language feminists as well as FIREWEED translations of feminist texts by women of other 1. 1978. countries. 2. 4/year. 3. Canada: $12 (indiv.) , $18 (inst.). Add $3 FEMINIST REVIEW outside Canada. 1. 1979. 4. P.O. Box 279, Station B, , Ontario, M5T 2. 3/year. 2W2, Canada. 3. $30 (indiv., surface), $35 (indiv., airmail), 5. Fireweed Collective. $74 (inst., surface), $84 (inst ., ai rmail). 7. ISSN 0706-3857. Single copies: $6.95 (indiv.), $15.75 (inst.). 8. LC cn79-30301. 4. C/O Mr. E.J. Pashley, Oept. J, Associated Book 9. OCLC 4677989. Publishers (UK) Ltd., North Way, Andover, Hants 10. Madison; State Historical Society. SPlO 5BE England. 12. Fi reweed is a forum for femi nist thought and 5. Editorial Collective. discussion. 7. ISSN 0141-7789. 8. LC 80-647745. FRONTIERS: A JOURNAL OF WOnEN STUDIES 9. OCLC 6191763. 1. 1975. 10. Madison. 2. 3/year. 12. "To develop the theory of Women's Liberation and 3. $16 (indiv.), $33 (inst.). Single copies: $8 debate the political perspectives and strategy (indiv.) , $11 (inst.). of the movement. To be a forum of work in 4. Frontiers, Women Studies Program, Box 325, progress and current research and debates in University of Colorado, Boulder, CO 80309. Women's Studies.' 5. Editoria1 Board. Editor: Kathi George. 7. ISSN 0160-9009. FEMINIST STUDIES 8. LC ~~78-317. 9. OCLC 2586280. 3lyear. 10. Eau Claire; Madison; Milwaukee; Platteville; 613.50 (National Women's Studies Association Stevens Point; Whitewater. membersj, $21 (indiv.), $42 (inst.). Single 11. Women Studies Abstracts; American Humanities copies: $8 (indiv.), $16 (inst.). Index; Human Resources Abstracts; Historical Claire G. Moses, Editor & Manager, Feminist Abstracts. Studies, c/o Wanen's Studies Programirsity 12. Feature articles; book reviews; poetry; black of Maryland, College Park, MD 20742. and white photography; short fiction. Each Claire G. Moses. issue focuses on a theme, e.g., women's oral ISSN 0046-3663. history; mothers and daughters; Chicanas; Native LC 78-645276; ~~76-192. American wmen; women as verbal artists; who OCLC 1632609. speaks for the women's movement ; lesbian Eau Clai re; Green Bay; Madi son; Milwaukee; history. "The continuing goal of Frontiers is . Oshkosh; Parkside; Platteville; Stevens Point; to publish a journal which bridges the gap Stout; Whitewater. between university and cmunity women; to find Alternative Press Index; America: History and a balance between academic and popular views on Life; American Historical Association Recently issues common to women ." Published Articles; Bul letin Signaletique- sociologi e; Historical Abstracts; Modern HAG RA6 Language Association International Bibliography; 1. 1986. The Philosopher's Index; Psychological 2. 6lyear. Abstracts; Sociological Abstracts; Women Studies 3. $9 (indiv.), $15 (sustaining), $20 (inst.). Abstracts. 4. P.O. Box 93243 Milwaukee, WI 53203. Historical and critical articles; poetry; art; 5. Lance Link, Mary Frank. reports from the women's movement; reviews. 10. State Historical Society. "Faninist Studies was founded to encourage 12. "Lesbian femi nist news, analysis, reviews, analytic responses to feminist issues and to political ,,commentary, theory, letters, open new areas of research, criticism, and calendar. speculation. The editors are commi tted to providing a forum for feminist analysis, debate, and exchange." vii.

HARVARD YOWEN'S LAW JOURlUL HELICON NINE: THE JOURNAL-OF WWEN'S ARTS AND LETTERS 1. 1978. 1. 1979. 2. Annual. 2. 3/year. 3. $10 (indiv.), $11 (foreign, surface), $15 3. $18 (indiv.), $22 (inst.). Single copies: (foreign, ai nail). $7.50 ~lusDostaae. 4. Publications Center, Harvard Law School, 4. Helicon ~ini,hi. P.O. Rox 22412, Kansas City, Cambridge, MA 02138. MO 64113. 5. Catherine Lynn Creech. 5. Gloria Vando Hickok. 6. Articles Editors. Harvard Women's Law Journal, 7. ISSN 0197-3371. Harvard Law School, Cambridge, MA 02138. 8. LC 80-640627. 7. ISSN 0270-1456. 9. OCLC 5298604. 8. LC 80-643769. 10. Madison; Milwaukee; Plattevi 1le; Whitewater. 9. OCLC 3967304. 12. Articles; poetry; fiction; visual art. 10. Madison; Plattevi lle. Interdisciplinary forum for the creative 11. Current Law Index: Index to Leaal Periodicals. accomplishments of women in the fields of 12. "The Harvard omen's Law ~ournalis devoted to literature, music, the visual and performing the development of a feminist jurisprudence. arts; includes color reproductions and a The min purpose is to provide an in-depth pull-out soundsheet of a musical performance, exploration of the impact of the law on women reading or interview; provides a documentation and of women on the law. Political , econanic, of the ongoing history of wanen in arts and historical and sociological perspectives are letters. combined with leqal ones to prestnt a realistic picture of women s legal status. HERESIES: A FEMINIST PUBLICATION ON ART & POLITICS 1. 1977. HEALTH CARE FOR WWEN. INTERNATIONAL 2. Plyear. 1. 1980. 3. $15 (indiv.), $24 (inst.). Single copies: $5. 2. 4/year. 4. C/O Foundation for the Comnunity of Artists, 280 3. $63.50. Broadway Suite 412, New York, NY 10007. 4. Hemisphere Publishing Corporation, 79 Madison 5. Heresies Collective. Ave., New York, NY 10016. 6. P.0. Box 1306 Canal St. Station. New York. NY 5. Dr. Carole Ann McKenzie, Dr. Phyllis Stern. 10013. 6. Dr. Phyllis Stern, Professor & Director of 7. ISSN 0146-3411.-. Nursing, . Halifax. N.S., 8. LC ~~77-704. B3H 355, Canada. 9. OCLC 2917688. 7. ISSN 0739-9332. 10. La Crosse; Madison; Milwaukee; Stevens Point. 8. LC sn83-8667. 11. A1 ternative Press Index. 9. OCLC 9837689. 12. Editorials; short articles; bibliographies; 12. "Provides an international, interdisciplinary poetry. "Heresies is an idea-ori ented journal approach to health care for women. We accept devoted to the examinatio~n of art and papers that discuss the newest theories, skills. from a feminist perspect ive." procedures, and papers describing issues in the health, psychology, sociology, anthropology, and HOT WIRE nursing professions." 1. 1984. 2. 3/year. HEALMSHARIM: A CANADIAN WOMEN'S HEALTH QUARTERLY 3. $14 (indiv.). $19 (inst. . Single copies: $6. 1. 1979. 4. Empty Closet Enterprises 5210 N. Wayne, 2. 4/year. Chicago. IL 60640. 3. $11 (indiv.). $19 (org. A groups). 5. Toni i. Armstrong. 4. 101 Niagara St., W200A, Toronto, Ontario, Canada 7. ISSN 0747-8887. M5V 1C3. 5. Editorial Collective. 9. OCLC 10828405. 7. ISSN 0226-1510. 12. "Journal of women's music and culture." 8. LC cn80-30707. 9. OCLC 6295890. HURRICANE ALICE 10. Madison. 1. 1983. 12. Provides a critical analysis of women's health 2. 4/year. issues fran a feminist perspective. 3. $9 (indiv.). $7 (students/seniors). 4. 207 Lind Hall. 207 Church St., S.E.. HECATE : A WOnEN' S INTERDIXIPLINARY JOURNAL Minneapolis, MN 55455. 1. 1975. 5. Martha Roth, Executive Editor. 2. 2/year. 12. "The mission of H.A. is to read and write 3. $8 (indiv.), $15 (inst.). Single copies: $4 women's experienceully; to evolve a new prose (indiv.). $7.50 (inst.). form that integrates personal voice and personal 4. P.O. Box 99, St. Lucia. Brisbane. Queensland experience into critical reviews of our arts and 4067, Australia. culture. Our aim is to reflect the diversity of 5. Carole Ferrier. human experience; therefore m...strives to 7. ISSN 0311-4198. include in each issue work by people of various 9. OCLC 2530248. racial and ethnic heritages." 10. Madison. 11. Wanen Studies Abstracts. 12. Historical and critical articles; creative work ; graphics; bib1iographies; reviews. "Hecate prints material relating to women. We are particularly interested in contributions which employ a feminist, marxist, or other radical methodology to focus on the position of women in relation to and capital ism." viii.

HYPATIA IOWA WOMAN 1. 1986. 1. 1980. 2. 3/year. 2, Quarterly. 3. $20 (indiv.). $40 (inst.). Single copies: $10 3. $10. (indiv.), $20 (inst.). ' 4. P.O. Rox 680, Iowa City, IA 52244. 4. Hypatia, Southern Illinois University at 5. Carolyn Hardesty, Editor; Sandra Witt, Poetry Edwardsvil le, Edwardsvi 1le, IL 62026-1437. Editor. 5. Margaret A. Simons. 7. ISSN 0271-8227. 7. ISSN 0887-5480. 10. Madison. 8. LC sn86-1213. 11. Abstracts of Popular Culture. 9. OCLC 13312118. 12. "Journal of essays, fiction, poetry, and art. 10. Madison; Milwaukee; Plattevi lle. Non-fiction includes interviews, articles and 12. "Hypatia is the first journal in this country essays on international living, reports of the dedicated to the pub1 ication of scholarly activities of women, both current and research in femi nist philosophy. Articles in historical, and book reviews. Iowa is the Hypatia provide both authors and readers a magazine's home, but our purpose is to serve the context for understanding interests of intelligent women everywhere." that is unavailable in other women's studies journals or in mainstream philosophy journals." IRIS: A JOURNAL ABOUT WOMEN 1. 1980. HYSTERIA (ceased) 2. Plyear. 1. 1980-1986? 3. $6 (indiv.); $15 (inst.). Single copies: $3. 2. 4/year. 4. 8-5 Garrett Hall, University of Virginia, 3. $12 (indiv.), $20 (inst.). Single copies: $2.50. Charlottesvi 11e, VA 22903. 4. P.O. Box 2481, Station B, Ki tchener, Ontario N2H 5. Mary Mackay, Anne Bromley. 6M3, Canada. 7. ISSN 0896-1301. 5. The Hysteria Col lective: Catherine Edwards, 12. "Iris- is a journal dedicated to offering an Rebecca Rowlandson, Robyn Gar1 and, Margaret eclectic combination of articles and news on Simpson, Wendy Scanlon, Fran Mi 1ne. women's political, academic, social, and 7. ISSN 0229-5385. artistic concerns." 8. LC cn81-30633. 9. OCLC 8036553. ISIS INTERNATIONAL BOOK SERIES ( Formerly Isis 10. State Historical Society. International Women's Journal) 12. "We try to provide a forum for social and 1. 1984. cultural issues of interest to women. We also 2. 6/year. ( ISIS International Book Series appears provide publishing space for creative feminist twice a year, and its supplement, Women in work -- fiction, poetry, graphic arts." Action, appears 4 times.) 3. mndiv. or women's group, surface mil), $20 IKON (indiv. or women's group, airmail), $25 (inst., 1. 1982183. surface mil), $30 (inst., airmail). 2. 21yeir. 4. Isis International. Via San Saba 5, 00153 Rome, 3. $10 (indiv.), $15.00 (inst.). Single copies: $6. Italy. 4. P.O. Box 1355. Stuyvesant Station, New York, NY 5. Editorial Collective. 10009. 8. LC sn84-10908. 5. Susan Sherman. 9. OCLC 4286732. 7. ISSN 0019-1744. 10. Plattevil le; Stout. 8. LC sn85-19052. 12. ISIS International "gives in-depth coverage to 9. OCLC 11501702. the issues women around the world are working 12. "IKON is about 'creativity and change1--the on: development, health, work, violence against iGarabi1 ity of the creative process and .women, medi a, communi cation, met hods of social change. It is a cultural magazine, a organization, models for action and more.... political magazine, a femi nist magazine, which Each issue is produced jointly by Isis shows the experiences of third world women, International and one or more Third World lesbians, Jewish and working women, women in all women's groups." Articles; editorials; our diversity." conference reports; resource guides.

INTERNATIONAL JOURW OF WWEN'S STUDIES (ceased) ISIS-WICCE (Women's International Cross-Cultural 1. 1978-1985. Exchange) 2. 5/year. - 2. 4/year (Women's World). 3. $34 (indiv.), $55 (inst.). 3. 20 Swiss francs (indiv.).. . 40 Swiss francs 4. Eden Press, P.O. Box 51, St. Albans. VT 05478. (inst.). 5. Sherri Clarkson. 4.. C.P... 2471. CH-1211 Geneva 2. Sitzerland. 6. Eden Press, 4626 St. Catherine St. Y ., Montreal , 12. "Women's world. up-to-date news about Quebec, Canada H3Z 1S3. women around the world from a feminist 7. ISSN 0703-8246. perspective, and focusses particularly on the 9. OCLC 9275059. 1inks between women in devel oping and 10. Eau Claire; Madison; Milwaukee; Plattevi lle; industrialized countries." Stevens Point; Stout; Whitewater. 11. America: History and Life; Human Sexuality Update; Current Contents/Soci a1 & Behavioral Sciences; Social Sciences Citation Index; Women Studies Abstracts; Cedex-HIC; American Psycho1ogi cal Abstracts; MLA International Bibliography; Directory of Periodicals. 12. Historical, critical, and feature articles; hook reviews. ix.

JOtlRNM OF FEMINIST STUDIES IN RELIGION LESBIAN CONTRADICTION: A JOURNAL OF IRREVERENT 1. 1985. FWINISM 2. elyear. 1. 1982-83. 3. $15 (indiv.); $12 (students); $25 (inst.) 2. 4/year. 4. Scholars Press, Box 1608, Oecatur, GA 30031- 3. $5 (indiv.), free for women prisoners. 1608. 4. 1007 N. 47th, Seattle, WA 98103; or 584 Castro 5. Judith Plaskow, Eli sabeth Schussler Fiorenza. St., Suite 263, San Francisco, CA 94114. 6. Judith Plaskow. Dmt. of Reliaious Studies. 5. Jan Adams, Rebecca Gordon, BettyJohanna, Jane Manhattan COI 1ege .'Bronx, NY i0471. Meyerding. 7. ISSN 8755-4178. 11. Alternative Press Index. 11. Guide to Social Science and Re1 igion in 12. LesCon aims to print lively, thoughtful, Periodical Literature; Re1 igion Index One: controversial, and/or humorous writing and Periodicals, Re1 igious and Theological graphics that contribute to the development of a Abstracts; Re1 igious and Theological Abstracts ; deeper, more inclusive feminist vision. No Sage Human Relations Abstracts. fiction, no poetry; no "news" or items of purely 12. "The JBis a channel for the dissemination of local interest. Non-lesbians are welcome to feminist scholarship in religion and a forum for submit work; LesCon is "women only ," not discussion and dialogue among women and men of "lesbian only." differing feminist perspectives. Its editors are committed to rigorous thinking and analysis LESBIAN ETHICS in the service of the transformation of 1. 1984. religious studies and of religious and cultural 2. 3/year. institutions." 3. $12 (indiv.), $16 (inst.). Single copies: $5. 4. P.O. Box 943, Venice, CA 90294. JOURNAL OF WOMEN AND RELIGION 5. Jeanette Si 1vei ra. 1. 1981. 7. ISSN 8755-5352. 2. Annual. 8. LC sn84-1726. 3. Avail able only with membership, which includes 9. OCLC 11337345. monthly mailings and a bibliography of women and 10. Madison. religion. Sl~bscriptionand membership rates: 12. "A journal of lesbian and $18 (student), $30 (non-student), $50 (inst.). philosophy, with a focus on how lesbians behave Single copies: $3.50. with each other." 4. 2465 LeConte Ave., Berkeley, CA 94709. 5. Linda A. Moody. LILIM 7. ISSN 0888-5621. 1. 1976. 8. LC sn82-20870. 2. 4/year. 9. OCLC 7863169. 3. $14 (indiv.), $20 (inst. and lib.). Single 12. "Each journal's focus differs. We have covered,, copies: $4.50. areas such as women and power, women and peace. 4. -Lili th Publications, Inc., 250 West 57th St., New York, NY 10107. KMLIOPE: A JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S ART 5. Susan Weidman Schneider. 1. 1979. 7. ISSN 0146-2334. 2. 3/year. 8. LC 83-640809; ~~77-511. 3. $9 (indiv.), $15 (inst.). Single copies: $3.50. 9. OCLC 2694720. 4. 3939 Roosevel t Boulevard, Jacksonvi 1le, FL 10. Madison; Milwaukee; State Historical Society. 32205. 11. Index to Jewish Periodicals. 5. Peggy Friedman. 12. Articles; reviews; poetry; fiction. "Lilith is 7. ISSN 0735-7885. named for the legendary predecessor of-o 9. LC 84-647165; sn 82-7891. insisted on equality with Adam.... As Jewish 9. OCLC 8981808. feminists continue to rediscover and rework 10. Madison. Jewish practice, the contents of Lilith may 12. "The purpose of Kalliope is to offer support and serve as an evolving Prepared Table for a new encouragement to women in the arts, to promote code of behavior." the pursuit of excellence in both verbal and visual art forms, and to provide a medium of LIP (presumed ceased) cmunication through which women artists may 1. 1976-1985? share their work, ideas and opinions." 2. Annual. 3. Australian dollars: $7.95 (indiv.), $10 (inst.). LEGACY 4. P.O. Box 139, Parkville, Victoria 3052, 1. 1984. Australia. 2. ear. 5. Board: Suzanne Davies. Andrea McLauahlinI, Lis 3. 612 (graduate students); $15 (indiv.), $18 Stoney , Jeannette en el on, Freda ~reiberg, Kim (inst.). Sinale copies: $9. Oonal dson, Helen Sani ga, Meredith Rogers, 4. ~ept.of ~ngiish,Bartlett Hall, University of Carolyn Lewens. Massachusetts. Amherst. MA 01003. 12. "Li is a feminist arts journal dealing with the 5. Martha ~ckmann, Karen ~andurand, Joanne Oobson. w& of women in the areas of film, visual art, 7. ISSN 0748-4321. theatre, dance, etc." 8. LC sc84-2143; sn84-8795. 9. OCLC 10881450. 10. Madison. 11. Abstracts of English Studies; American History and Life; American Literary Scholarship; Book Reviews in the Humanities; Information America; ISI; Literary Criticism Register; MLA International Bib1iography; Recently Pub1 ished Articles -- American History Association: Studies on Wanen Abstracts. l?. A journal of ni neteenth-century women writers. NEW DIRECTIONS FOR WOMEN 1. 1972. 12lyear. . 2. 6/year. $16 (indiv.). Single copies: $3.50. 3. $10 (indiv.), $16 (inst.). Ms. Ma azine. P.O. Box 57132, Boulder, CO 80322- 4. 108 W. Palisade Ave., E~glewood, NJ 07631. + 5. Phyllis Kri~gel. Anne Summers. 7. ISSN 0160-1075. Editors, Ms. Magazine, 119 W. 40th St., New 8. LC sn80-52. York , NY 10018. 9. OCLC 3617120. ISSN 0047-8318. 10. Madison; Milwaukee; Plattevi 1le; Rock Co.; Stevens Point. , OCLC 1285775. 12. "We are a national feminist periodical written Baraboo: Barron to.: Fox Vallev: Green Bay:-. Eau for feminists and committed to reaching out to Claire: -~aCrosse; ~adison; ~&itowoc Co.; those not yet dedicated to a feminist future." Marathon Co.; Marinette Co.; Marshfield; Milwaukee; Oshkosh; Parkside; Platteville; NEW MOON: A JOURNAL OF SCIENCE FICTION AND CRITICAL Richland; River Falls; Rock Co.; Sheboygan; FEMINISM Stevens Point; Stout; Superior; Washington Co.; 1. 1981. Waukesha; Whitewater. 2. 2-4/year. Readers' Guide to Periodical Literature; Women 3. $10 (indiv.), $12 (inst.). Single copies: $4. Studies Abstracts ; Abstracts of Popular Culture; 4. P.O. Box 2056, Madison, WI 53701. Wallace Memorial Library; Rochester Institute of 5. Janice M. Rogstad. Techno1 ogy. 7. ISSN 0278-0852. Features; letters; poetry and fiction; reviews; 8. LC sn81-1678. news. 9. OCLC 7701699. 10. Madison. MANUSHI 1. 1979. 12. "To provide critical resources on the status of 2. 6/year. feminist theory and women's issues in science 3. $19 lindiv.). $25 (inst.). Sinsle copies: $3. fiction and fantasy genres. To publish and Distributors, herica,-c/o encourage work of women writers and artists, 4. - anush hi st her whenever possible, and to ensure the feminist Jantzen, 5008 Erringer Place, Phi ladelphi a. PA orientation of all work published in the 19144. journal 5. Madhu Kishwar. ." 6. C1/202 Lajpat Nagar 1, New Delhi -110024, India. OFF OUR BACKS 11. Alternative Press Index. 1. 1970. 12. "Manushi: A Journal About Women and Society 2. Illyear. focuses on women's life situations in India and 3. '$12.50 (indiv .), $15 (contributing) , $25 on struggles for change." (inst.). Single copies: $1.50. Prisoners: free. MEDIA REPORT TO WEN 4. off our backs, inc., 2423 18th St., MJ, 2nd 1. 1972. Floor, Washi ngton, DC 20009. 2. 6/year. 5. off our backs Collective. 3. $25 (indiv.), $35 (inst). Single copies: $8. 7. ISSN 0030-0071. 4. Communication Research Associates, Inc., 10606 8. LC sn78-1596. Mantz Rd., Silver Spring, MD 20903. 9. OCLC 1038241; 5729287. 5. Donna Allen. 10. La Crosse; Madison; State Historical Society ; 7. ISSN 0145-9651. Milwaukee; Platteville; Stevens Point; Superior; 8. LC 80-640489: ~~77-865. Waukesha; Whitewater. 9. OCLC 2360896: 11. Publisher's Index (1970-1974) ; Women Studies 10. Madison; Marinette; State Historical Society. Abstracts; Alternative Press Index; New 11. Women's Studies Abstracts. Periodical Index. 12. "What women are doing and thinking to change the 12, International and national news; feature communications medi a." articles including regular reporting on work, health, prison, education, and lesbian issues; MINERVk QUARTERLY REPORT ON WOMEN AN0 THE MILITARY reviews ; letters; coverage of the women's 1. 1983. movement -- conferences, actions, politics, 2. 4/year. theory. 3. $30. Single copies: $7.50. 4. 1101 S. Arlington Ridge Rd. #210, Arlington, VA ON THE ISSUES 22202. 1. 1983. 5. Linda Grant De Pauw. 2. Plyear. 7. ISSN 0736-718X. 3. $5.00 (indiv.!; $8.00 (inst.); $7.00 (Canada & 8. LC 83-644761; sn83-249. overseas). Single copies: $2.95. 9. OCLC 9201074. 4. 97-77 Queens Blvd., Forest Hi1 ls, NY 11374. 12. News, commentary, book reviews. "The purpose of 5. Editor-in-Chief: Merle Hoffman; Managing Editor: Minerva is to provide an information center for Beverly Lowy. individuals and organizations concerned with 7. ISSN 0895-6014. some aspect of women and the military The .. .. 10. State Historical Society. editorial policy emphasizes diversity rather 11. Directory of Women's Media, The National than consensus." Directory of Magazines, Of A Like Mind Annual Di rectory. 12. "A feminist, humanist publication dedicated to education on issues affecting women's health and well-being, the welfare of children, the protection of animals and the promotion of beneficial social change and individual rights." xi.

ROW OF ONE'S OWN 1. 1975. 2. 4/year. v.), $20 (supporter); $10 (low income). 3. $11 (indiv.), $14 (inst.). Single copies: $2.75. Grand Forks, NO 58202. 4. P.O. Box 46160. Stn.G. Vancouver, B.C., Canada Elizabeth Hampsten. V6R 465. Growing Room Col lect ive. ISSN 0148-902X. 5. . LC ~~78-247. 7. ISSN 0316-1609. . OCLC 3400725. 8. LC-33152. . State Historical Society. 9. OCLC 2248303. Plainswoman publishes articles, essays, fiction, 10; Milwaukee. . 12. Feminist journal of literature and criticism; poetry, reviews, graphics for and about women in the Plains region, focusing especi a1 ly, but not original prose and poetry; reviews. exclusively, on lives of rural women. SAGE: A SCHOLARLY JOURNAL ON BUCK WEN UWEN OUARTERLY 1. 1984. 19 76. 2. Elyear. 3. $15 (indiv.), $25 (inst.). 4/year. P.O. BOX 42741, Atlanta, GA 30311-0741. $30 (indiv.), $75 (inst.). Single copies: $20. 4. Cambridge University Press, 32 East 57th Street, 5. Patricia Bell Scott, Beverly Guy-Sheftall. New York, NY 10022. 7. ISSN 0741-8639. Or. Janet Shi bley Hyde. Women's Studies Research Center, 209 North Brook 9. OCLC 10219211. Street, University of Wisconsin-Madi son, 10. Madison; Plattevi 1le; State Historical Society; Madison, WI 53715. Mi 1waukee. ISSN 0361-6843. 12. Interdisciplinary forum for critical discussion LC 76-12952; ~~76-790. of issues relating to Black women. OCLC 2529664. Eau Claire; La Crosse; Green Bay; Madison; 1. Milwaukee; Plattevil le; Stevens Point; Stout; 2. 4fyear. Uaukesha; Whitewater. 3. $13. Single copies: $4.50. Soci 01 ogi cal Abstracts; Human Resources 4. P.O. Box 5130, Santa Cruz, CA 95063. Abstracts; Psychological Abstracts; Social 5. Lunaea Weatherstone. Sciences Citation Index ; Current Content s/Soci a1 12. "A quarterly journal of Women's Spirituality, and Behavioral Sciences; Current Index to dedicat;ed to honoring the Goddess in every Journals in Education (CIJE) ; Chicorel Abstracts woman. to Reading and Learning Disabilities; Child Oevelopment Abstracts and Bib1i ography ; Oevelopment and Welfare (India) ; Human Sexuality SEX ROLES: A JOURNAL OF RESEARCH update-; Family Review. 1. 1975. The Psychology of Women Quarterly is sponsored 2. 12/year. bv Division 35 of the American Psvchol osical 3. $25 (indiv.), $147.50 (inst .). &sociation. Empirical studies, iritical 4. Plenum Publishing Corporation, 233 Spring St., reviews, theoretical articles, and invited book New York, NY 10013. reviews are published in the Quarterly. ... The 5. Phyllis A. Katz. kinds of problems addressed include: 6. Institute for Research on Social Problems, 520 psychological factors, behavioral studies, role Pearl St., Boulder, CO 80302. development and change, career choice and 7. ISSN 0360-0025. training, management variables, education, 8. LC 75-646987. discrimination, therapeutic processes, and 9. OCLC 2243426. sexuality . 10. Eau Claire; Green Bay; Madison; Milwaukee; Oshkosh; Parkside; Platteville; Stevens Pojnt; RESOURCES FOR FMINIST RESEARCH/DOCUMENTATION SUR LA Stout; Waukesha; Whi tewater. RECHERCHE FMINISTE (Fonnerly Canadian Newsletter of 11. Abstracts on Criminology and Penology; Child Research on Women. 1972-1978.) Oevelopment Abstracts and Bibl iography; Contemporary Sociology; Current Contents; Excerpta Medica; Family Planning Perspectives; 3. $30 (indiv.), $50 (inst.). Human Sexuality Update; Psychological Abstracts; 4. Centre for Women's Studies Education, 0.1 .S.E.., Referativnyi Zhurnal ; Sage Family Studies 252 Bloor St. West, Toronto, Ontario M5S 1V6, Abstracts; Social Sciences Citation Index; Sociological Abstracts; The SIECUS Report ; 5. Editorial Board. Studies on Women Abstracts. 7. ISSN 0707-8412. 12. Empirical research relating to sex roles; book A. LC 84-641836; cn79-31946. reviews . 9. OCLC 5585549. 10. Madison; Milwaukee; Stout; Whitewater. SHIFRA: A JEHISH FEMINIST MAGAZINE (ceased) 11. Women Studies Abstracts; American History and 1. 1984-1987. Li fe; Canadian Educational Index; American 2. 3-4/year. Humanities Index; Historical Abstracts; 3. $23 (airmail). Sociological Abstracts. 4. Box 2, 89 Cookridge Street, Leeds. I.W. Yorks, 12. Abstracts; book reviews; bibliographies; England. periodical resource guide. An 5. Editorial Collective. interdisciplinary, international periodical of 8. LC sn85-61628. research on women and sex roles. 9. OCLC 12259596. 12. ; xii.

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Madison; State Historical Society. 4. P.O. Rox 1258, Peter Stuyvesant Station. New 12. "Tradeswomen Magazine is the only national York, NY 10009-1258. publication about women working in 5. Susan T. Chasin. nontraditional blue-collar jobs. It is written 7. ISSN: 0892-7375. and produced by tradeswomen who know their 12. "Visibilities is a nationallinternational subject first hand. We provide support to women magazine by and for Lesbi ans. Our purpose is to currently working in blue-collar jobs and a positive image of ourselves to information to women considering entering the ourselves and ultimately, to the world at trades ." large." TRIVIA: A JOURNAL OF IDEAS WARM JOURNAL 1. 1982. 1. 1980. 2. 3lyear. 2. 3lyear. 3. $12 (indiv.), $18 (libr. A inst.). Single 3. $10 (indiv.). Single copies: $5. copies: $5. 4. WARM Gallery.- - 414 1st Ave.. North. Minneapolis. P.O. Box 606. N. Amherst, MA 01059. MN 55401. Lise Wei 1. 5. Phyllis Wiener. ISSN 0736-928X. 7. ISSN 0733-6527. LC 83-641534; sn83-1973. 8. LC sn82-5371. OCLC 9247235. 9. OCLC 8025941. Madison; Mi lwaukee; Plattevi 11 e. 12. "Committed to documenting women's visual arts Alternative Press Index. and providing arts criticism from a feminist Radical feminist theory, scholarship, and perspective. Each issue contains fiction, reviews. non-f iction and poetry addressi ng a specific topic as well as an extensive section of TROUBLE AND STRIFE: A RADICAL FEMINIST WZINE reviews." 1. 1984. 2. 3lyear. WLW JOURNAL 3. $19 (indiv., airmail), $12 (indiv., surface 1. 1976. mail), $30 (inst.. airmail). 4lyear. 4. C/O Women's Centre. 34 Exchange St., Nomich, $15 (includes membership to Women Library Norfolk, England. Workers). Si ngle copies : $4. 5. Editorial Collective. C/O Women's Resource Center, Bldg. T-9, Rm. 116, 12. "Pub1 ication of readable and insightful articles University of California, Berkeley, CA 94720. on areas of current concern within the Women's Carol Starr. Liberation Movement. 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It includes discussions of , photo essays, interviews, historical materi a1 , reviews and scripts. W&P encourages dialogue among performers and theorists." xv.

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WOHEN'S STUDIES WWEN'S STUDIES QUARTERLY (Formerly Women's Studi es 1972. News1 etter) 3lyear. 1. $55 (indiv.), $180 (inst., airmai 1), $110 2. 4/year. (academic li br., airmail ). 3. $20 (National Women's Studies Association Gordon and Breach Science Pub1 ishers, c/o STBS members), $25 (indiv.), $35 (inst .). Ltd, 1 Bedford Street, London, WC2E 9PP. 4. The' Feminist Press at the City University of New England. York, 311 East 94th Street, New York, NY 10128. Wendy Mart in. 5. Nancy Porter. Wendy Martin, Dept of English, Queens College, 7. ISSN 0732-1562. CUNY, Flushing, NY 11367. 8. LC sc82-7058; sn82-20082. ISSN 0049-7878. 9. OCLC 7387895. LC 74-641303. 10. Eau Claire; Green Bay; Madison; Milwaukee; OCLC 1791887. Plattevil le; Stevens Point; Stout; Washington Eau Claire; Green Bay; Madison; Milwaukee; Co.; Whitewater. Parkside; Plattevill e; Stevens Point ; 11. Women Studies Abstracts. Whitewater. 12. Women's Studi es Quarterly is focused on teaching Abstracts of Popular Culture; Wanen Studies and the scholarship most useful to teachers; two Abstracts. thematic issues each year on such topics as "Women's Studies provides a forum for the mothering, race and culture, sex and sexuality, presentation of scholarship and critici sm about war and peace; international features, annual women in the fields of literature, history, art. reporting of information on national Women's sociology, law, political science, economics, Studies Programs and Centers for Reasearch on anthropology and the sciences." Also includes Women ; book reviews, newsbri efs. Articles poetry. concern theory and practice of women's studies and women in academic professions. WOHEN'S STUDIES IN COWNICATION 1977. THE WOMEN'S STUDIES REVIM 2/year. 1. 1973. $8 (student), $12 (indiv.), $25 (inst.). Single 2. 6lyear. copies: $5. 3. $3 (students), 66 (others). For regularlstudent subscriptions: Patricia 4. Center for Women's Studies, Ohio State Kennedy, Dept. of Speech Communication , University, 207 Dulles Hall, 230 W. 17th Ave, Riverside City College, Riverside CA 92506. For Columbus, OH 43210. institutional subscripti ons: Karen A. Foss, 5. Glynis Carr, Wil la Young. Uept. of Speech Camunication, Homboldt State 7. ISSN 0272-6416. University, Arcata CA 95521. 8. LC sn80-948. Karen A. Foss and Sonja K. Foss. 9. QCLC 4041859. Karen A Foss, Dept. of Communication Studies, 10. La Crosse; Milwaukee. Humboldt State University, Arcata CA 95521. 12. "Reviewsworksby,for,oraboutwomenina 1 ISSN 0749-1409. variety of media including fiction, poetry, I LC ~~83-9998. dramatic productions, films, art shows, OCLC 8848461. exhi bits, musical productions, and scholarly Madi son. research in any field. Reviews wi 11 be "To publish material related to gender and published which focus on women's experiences and communication deriving from any perspective, gender, or which advance feminist theory and including interpersonal communication, ma11 consciousness." group cmunication, organizational communication, the mass media, and rhetoric." ZONE: A FEMINIST JOURNAL FOR WOMEN AND MEN 1. 1986. WOMEN'S STUDIES INTERNATIONAL FORLM (Formerly Women's 2. Annual. I Studies International Quarterly) 3. $5.50 (indiv.), $7.75 (inst.). 1978. 4. Zone, P.O. Box 803, Brook1 ine Village, MA 02147. 6lyear. 5. Richard Waring. $20 (students), $40 (indiv.), $115 (inst.). 7. ISSN 0882-1658. Pergamon Journals Ltd., Fairview Park, Elmsford, 8. LC sn85-833. NY 10523. 9. OCLC 11767806. Editorial Committee. 12. "To present writings by women and men of diverse ISSN 0277-5395. backgrounds; to welcome a gay writer as much as LC 82-643383; sn81-1570. a black writer as much as a straight white OCLC 7590245. writer. To bring different worlds together, to Eau Claire; Madi son; State Historical Society; present a cultural plural ism transcendant of the Milwaukee; Stevens Point; Whitewater. sum of the parts. To promote pro-feminism in me Women Studies Abstracts. Research communications; review articles; book reviews. The journal strives to reflect the multidisciplinary, international field of women's studies, both inside and out of academia. It also aims to acknowledge cultural differences and at the same time to encourage an international exchange based on a shared feminist framework. Hypatia: A Journal of Feminist Philosophy was publ ished as an annual speci a1 issue of Women's Studies International Forum until Hypatia no. 3, 1985. In 1986 mi a became an independent publ ication. Volume 13, No. 1 Fall 1987 A Women's Studies Journal Journal d'Ctudes sur la femme

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Marie A. Gillen A Female "Aggiornomorro": Women Rrli~iorrsirr Tmrsiriorr

Deborah R. Brock 1. The Ses Debares: Toward a Fenri~risrEpirremolo~~ arrd Onrology?

Deborah C. Poff Conrenr, hrrerir curd Conseqrrcvrccs: Life Prodlrcriorr u~rd se Re~rodrtcrionTechnolog,y 5 Lorene K. Woolsey J Bondr Berween Women and Berween Men, Pan I. he A Review of Theory nen. Bonds Berweot Women and Berweerr Men. Par! 11: A Review of Research

Rosalind A. Sydie The Value of Repdrrcriorr: A Parrial R~~-~~xcunirrariorrof Tortnies Gemeinschafi urrd Ge~ellscI~a/I A Women's Studics Journal Volume 13, NO. 1 Fall 1987, C0nt. Journal d'hudcs rur la femme

Reports and Review Essays Anne Sislon Runyan Niccurriyua is 10 Fcminim au rhe U.S. is 10 Parriarchy

Sue Campbell Reradidizin,q Femitlism

Thelma McCormack IJornogrnpl~volrd Prosrirurior~ it1 Catrada. Reporr of rhc Special Commirree art Pornogtulphy and IJrosrirurion. Volutne I. Mirrisrer of Supply curd Srrviccs Orraw. 1985.

E. Patricia Tsurunii 164 Reclairnirtg rltc Pasf: Jnyar~cscWorrwrr P Hisrotv. A Rcview Essqv

Elaine Posluns and Allen Tough 169 How bldivid~talsSccornc Frccr'lrorrr Sc.r-Hole Srcrcorypirlg

Art Feminism and Arr: A Conference L'Arr or le fiminirme: une confirence

Poetry Chris Wind Persephone

Amy Jo Schoonover Bad Fair,.. Good Wirch

Alison T. Reed Penelope Undersrandr

Camelia C. Hornosty rhe iron

Pemmy Wanred: Homemaker

~drnaBanks Ladies in Wairing

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Book Reviews Teresa de Laurentis 180 Alice Doesn't: Feminism, Semiotics, Cinema (Marrrt Fulchcr. McMasrcv U~lrvcrsrly)

Charlotte Brunsdon. Ed~lor 182 Fllms for Women (Robcrr Lake. Motrnr Sntttr Vtr~mlrUt~tvcrsrry)

Ien Ang 183 Watching Dallas: Soap Opera and The Melodramatic lmaglnation (Roben Lake, Mounr Sainr Vincenr Universiryl A Women'r Studio Joud Volume 13, No. 1 Fall 1987, Cont. Joudd'ttudorruhfcmme

Margaret Ann Jenra

' Lovc's Sweet Return: The Harkquln Stoq (Angtla Milts, Sf. Fnmcis Xmtier Univmity)

lania A. Radway Readlag the Romance: Women, Pa(rlarQy and Popular uienture (Angela Miles, Sf. Ftmuis Xmtier Univmity)

Leslie Rabine Readlng the Romance Herolne: Tart, Hbtoy, Ideology (Sylvia Bowerbmk. McMasrtr University) Joan Barfoot Dandng in the Dark (Matynrl Ayim. University oj Wesfern Onrario)

Donna E. Smyth Subvenive Elements (Thelma MKormock. York UniversifyJ

Aili Gronlund Schneider The Finnlsh Baker's Daughten (Jane Gordon. Mwnr Sainr Vincenr University)

Rosan A. Jordan and Sussn I. Kalcik. Editon Women's Fdlklore. Women's Cultum (Nancy W. Jabbm. Dalhwsie University)

Haleh Afshar Women, Work and Ideology in the Third World (Krishna Ahooja-Parel. Unired Naim Inrm~aiortal Research and Training Insrirurt jor rlre Adwmce~nenroj Women)

Christine Fell. Cecily Clark, and Elizabeth Williams Women in Anglo-Saxon England and the Impact of 1066 (Kurr Canow. York University)

W.J.C. Cherwinski and Gregory S. Kcalcy. Editors Lectuw in Canadian and Workingclw HMoy (Anira Clair Fellman. Simon Fwer University)

Judith Whyie. Rosemary Deem, Lesley Kant. and Maureen Cruickshank, Editors Glri Friendly Schwilog (Joan Scorr. Memorial University)

Linda Tschirhart Sanford and Marv Ellen Donovan Women and Self-Esteem: ~nd&tandln~and Improving the Way We Think and Feel about Ounelvu (Jane! Sloppard. University ojNcw Brurrswick)

Dana Raphael and Flora Davis 20 1 Only Mothen Know. Patterns of Infant Feedlng In Traditional Cultures Jam Gordon. Mounr Sainr Vinccnf Univcrriry

THE CONTRIBUTORS

BOOKS RECEIVED ADS AND NOTICES GUIDELINES FOR CONTRIBUTORS ARTICLES Page Marilyn Strathern Dislodging a world view: challenge and Australian counter-challenge in the relationship between feminism and anthropology . . 1 Kay Daniels Feminism and social history ...... 27 Feminist Roma Mitchell Consideration of gender in changes in thelaw ...... 41 Meredith Ed wards Relevance of economic analysis for Studies feminists ...... 55 Betlina Cass The changing face of poverty in Australia: 1972-1982 ...... 67 Number 1 Summer 1985 Susan Magarey Women and technological change .... 91 DISCUSSION Sneja Gunew The Mother Tongue and Migration ... 105 Uyen Loewald ...... 108 REPORTS Patricia Gila Nairobi Conference: The End of a Decade ...... 1 11 Julia Ryan Nairobi Conference: Letter to Pamela in India ...... ; ...... 1 16 Jill Julius Matthews Sexual difference or different sexualities: two English conferences ... 122 REVIEW ESSAYS Ann Game on Hester Eisenstein, Contemporary Feminist Thought (George Allen & Unwin) Sydney, 1984. Clare Burton, Subordination. Feminism and Social Theory (George Allen & Unwin) Sydney, 1985 ...... 129 Carol Johnson on Marian Sawer and Marian Simms, A Woman's Place: Women and Politics in Australia (George Allen & Unwin) Sydney, 1984. Jocelyn Clarke and Kate White, Women in Australian Politics (FontanaKollins) Sydney, 1983. Marian Simms (ed.), Australian Women and the Political System (Longman ) Melbourne, 1984. Dorothy H. Broom (ed.), Unfinished Business: Social Justice for Women in Australia (George Allen & Unwin) Sydney, 1984. Cora V. Baldock and Bettina Cass (eds.), Women, Social Weljore and the State (George Allen & Unwin) Sydney, 1983 ...... 139

CORRESPONDENCE ...... 149 NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS ...... 15 1 NOTICEBOARD ...... 155 Australian Feminist

Studies Number 2 Autumn 1986 CON TENTS

ARTICLES Page Susan Sheridan From Margin to Mainstream: Situating Women's Studies ...... 1 Dorothy Broom The Occupational Health of Houseworkers 15 Lyndall Ryan Aboriginal Women and Agency in the Process of Conquest: a Review of Some Recent Work...... 35 DISCUSSION Beate Josephi Mary Jacobus: an Interview ...... 45 REPORTS Dianne Court Women's Studies: Ghetto or Go& .... 55 Margaret Allen in the Ma~nstream- an American Conference ...... 59 REVIEW ESSAYS Elizabeth Gross on lrigaray and Sexual Difference ...... 63 Philippa Levine on Four works on the history of early feminism in Britain, France and U.S.A...... 79 Hazel Rowley on Mary Evans' de Beauvoir ...... 87 Judith Allen on Pioneering and late nineteenth century feminism: reflections on Magarey's Catherine Spence ...... 93

CORRESPONDENCE ...... 103

NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS ...... 107

NOTICEBOARD ...... 109

BOOKS RECEIVED ...... 111. Australian Feminist

Studies Number 3 Summer '1987 CONTENTS ARTICLES Page Rosi Braidolli The Ethics d Sexual Difference: The Case of Foucault and lrigaray ...... 1 Jean Blackburn ~roductiveand Excellent Women: Equily. Productivity. Excellence and Women in Tertiary Education ...... 15 Rosemary Moore 'Squeaker's Mate': A Bushwoman's Tale . 27 Suzanne Franzway With problems of their own: ~emocratsand It&!Hlelfare state ...... 45 - DISCUSSION Card O'Donnell A Comparative Analysis d Equal Pay in the & Nerdie Gdder United States. Britain and Australia ...... 59 Cad Johnson & Comment on 'A Comparative Analysis of Judy Warnan Equal Pay ...' ...... 91 REPORTS Susan Sheridan. Sue Rowfey. Michelle Walker: Feminism and the Humanities Year at the Joan Scott. Humanities Research Centre. Australian Margaret King National University ...... 97 Regina Gra~ar Feminism comes to Law: better late than never ...... 115

Janel Ramsay Liberation or Loss? Women act on the new reproductive lechnologies ...... 1 2 1 Rosi Braidotli The Italian Women's Movement in the 1980s 129 REVIEW ESSAYS Jennifer Slrauss Here are the Women ...... 137 Rila Felski German Fem~nistAesthetics . : ...... 143 Anne Cranny- Francis . Analysing Images ...... 153 - Marea Milchell The Subject of the Body ...... 159 Jane1 Ramsay Women's Education ...... 165 Charles SoweMlineWomen's and Family History Documentaries 173

CORRESPONDENCE ...... 181 NOTICEBOARD ...... 185 NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS ...... '193 BOOKS RECEIVED ...... 197 Australian

Studies Number 4 Autumn 1987 CONTENTS ARTICLES Page Donna Haraway A Manifesto for Cyborgs: Science, Tech- nology and in the 1980s ...... 1 Rebecca M. 'Babies Kept On Ice': aspects d Australian Albury press coverage of IVF ...... 43 DISCUSSION 1 Andrew Metcalfe Manning the Mines: organizing women out of class struggle ...... 73 Claire Williams Comment on 'Manning the Mines . . .' . 97 Gail Reekie Comment on 'Manning the Mines . . .' . 101 2 Clare Burton Equal Pay: A Comment ...... 107 3 Drusilla Modjeska The emergence of Women Writers since 1975 ...... 115 REPORTS Kerri Watson Women's Studies in the University: some practical considerations ...... 123 Mirna Cicioni Women Subjects and Women's Projects: the first Italian Feminist Studies Conference ...... 133 Susan Magarey A milkrun in the United Slates of America 139 COURSE OUTLINE Carol Warren Women in Asian societies: Course Outline and Bibliography ...... 147 REVIEW ESSAYS Robyn Cooper Fashion and Feminism ...... Lyndall Ryan Woman and Home in Australia...... Edna Ryan Jean Devanny and the Communist Party Sandra Stanley Holton Feminist Forebears ...... Barbara Brook Women, Key Issues...... Jean Blackburn Schooling Women...... Patricia Grimshaw Teachers on the Frontier ...... Gabrielle Bammer Feminism and Science ......

NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS ......

BOOKS RECEIVED ...... ovember/Decernber 1987 CONTENTS + VOLUME UMBER 2 CENTENARIANS: MARIANNE MOORE AND HILDA DOOLITTLE 2 The CompIete Prose of Marianne Moore ...... ed~tedby Patricia C. Willis Marianne Moore: Subversive Modemist ...... by Taffy Martin 3 Herself Defined ...... by Barbara Guest Nights ...... by John Helforth [H.D.] Ion: A Play After Euripides ...... by H.D. H.D.: The Career of That Struggle ...... by Rachel Blau De Plessis H.D.: Woman and Poet ...... edited by Michael K~ng Women of the Left Bank ...... by Shari Benstock AVANT GARDE WRITERS 8 Three From the Literary Vanguard: Lydia Davis, Candace Denning, and Kathy Acker ...... [an essay] 9 Catherine Parke Speaks With Top Stories Editor Anne Turyn[an interview] 10 Faithful Rebecca ...... by Janice Eidus Madonna on Her Back ...... by Alyson Hagy Modem Romances ...... by Judy Lopatin REVIEWS Wik Cather: A Pictorial Memoir ...... by Lucia Woods arid Bernice Slote Wila Cather: The Emerging Voice ...... by Sharon O'Brien Willa Cather: A Literary Life ...... by James Woodress The Voyage Perilous: Willa Cather's Romanticism . by Susan J. Rosowski Wila Cather in Person: Interviews, Speeches, and Letters ...... edited by L. Brent Bohlke Emily Dickinson ...... by Cynthia Griffin Wolff Emily Dickinson: A Poet's Grammar ...... by Chr~tanneMiller Dickinson: Strategies of Limitation ...... by Jane Donahue Ebenvein If You Want to Write: A Book About Art, Independence, and Spirit ...... by Brenda Ueland The Search for Signs of Intelligent Life in the Universe . by Jane Wagner Proud Shoes: The Story of an American Family and Song . in a Weary Throat: An American Pigrimage ...... by Pauli Murray The Threshing Floor ...... by Barbara Burford The Female Malady: Women, Madness, and - English Culture, 1830-1890 ...... by Elaine Showalter A Dark Science: Women, Sexuality, and Psychiatry in the Nineteenth Century ...... by Jeffrey Moussa~effMasson A Fish to Feed All Hunger ...... by Sandra Alcosser Blue Stone & Other Poems ...... by Neva Herrlngton The Chicago Home ...... by Llnnea Johnson Tap Dancing for Big Mom ...... by Roseann Lloyd Chadotte Temple ...... by Susanna Rowson The Coquette ...... by Mrs. Hannah W. Foster Revolution and the Word: The Rise of the Novel in America ...... by Cathy N. Davidson COLUMNS 6 Belles Lettres Interviews: Sonla Johnson and Charlotte Bunch 13 Impressions: G~ftBooks, Br~eflyNoted (by Janet Mullaney) a feminist quarterly

Spring 1987 volume 5 table of contents number 3

Feminist Youth by Caridwen O.B.Iwine National Action Committee on the Status of Women Responsive or Redundant? by Joan Rigs Yw Mean, I Still Ain't? in the Women's Movement by Marine McKenzie Man Works From Sun to Sun But Women's Work is Never Done! Feminists Tackle Housework by Joan Holmes My Dad Calls me a We by Janine Robinson

An Uncertain Present, An Uncertain Future by Jane Beauchamp Sodr le fkminisrne du placard universitaire: Quelques dflexions sur la crise du Programme &Etudes des femmes de I'Universitt d'ottawa, en 1985-1986 par Ev Gaboury A Time Addict's Notebook by Tun& Nemerh Putting Feminism Into Pndise: Global Connections by Alyson Hunrly Ferninid hrress and Union Democracy by Miriam Edelson

Federal Government Ready to Ad on Childcare by Lynne Wesrla4e "I know what it's like to be hungry" by Susan Lorr CRIAW Conference Ten Years of Feminist Research Celebrated by Tunde Nemerh Reviews a feminist quarterly

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Bill 7: Real Protection for Lesbians? by Cindy Moriatty

Defining Myself as a Lesbian: Finding My Voice in a Community by N. M. Laviolette

Deciding to Have Children: A Lesbian Experience by Catherine Lambett and Julia McMahon

The,Unofficial Story: Lesbians in the USSR by N.M. Laviolette

Ensuring Lesbian Visibility in the Women's Movement by Carmen Paquette

Grace Under Pressure Anonymous

Etre ou ne pas etre dans le movement feministe by Denise Veilleux

The Best of Both and Still Nothing: Bisexual Women Come Out to Talk by Melinda Wittstock

International Lesbian Week by Carmen Paquette

Book Review

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4 Letters Dancing with You 5 by Joan Condie Natural Allies: Social Workers and Unions 6 by Ruth Scher Domestic Workers, Immigration Policy and 8 Working Conditions by Brendalyn Ambrose Double Discrimination: Racism and Heterosexism 10 by Debra Pilon Bargaining and Lobbying for Pay Equity 13 by Sandi Howell and Irene Harris Women and Work in Newfoundland Highlights 16 by Martha Muzychka The Women Say: Enough! 1s by Angel P&z (nuns.Donna Johnson) The Best Defence: Women, Self-defence and the Law 20 by Shira Bernholtz Women in South Africa's Liberation Movement An Interview with Julie Frederikse 23 by Adicrt Fae Junaid A Feminist Filmmaker 25 by Ellen Adelberg 27 Reviews back Resources cover

- Date of Issue - December, 1987 By, For, and About Women Over Forty TABLE OF CONTENTS VoL CY,No. 5 Sept.-Oct. 1987

3. I'LL TELL THE WORLD (Article) 22. CHANGING PATTERNS I1 (Feature) by Charlotte Brown Hammond by Arley Carman Clark 5. BAGGAGE (Poem) 22. "MEN0PAUSE:A SELF CARE NANUAL" (Review) by Wilma Elizabeth McDanie! by Nancy Ayn Ryan 6. COMPUTER AGE? (Article) 24. MENOPAUSE (Poem) by Loris Bangs by Irene Rouse 7. TIME OUT OF MIND (Poem) 24. DISABILITY INFORMATION SHEET (Feature) by Katharine Butterworth by Wry Crips 8. THE FORGOTTEN WOMAN (Article) 26. READ IT AND SWEEP FEATURE by Michelle Jacobs by Wry Crips 10. 95 DEGREES AT CAMP MINIKANI.. (Poem) 27. AGE/GENDER/POVERTY CONNECTION (Puzzle) by Susan Doro by Isabelle Lyle 11. WOMEN IN THE SKY (Article) 28. BROOMSTICK BAZAAR by Bertha Lubin 31. PASS THE WORD 11. Two Limericks 34. LETTERS by Helen Forelle 38. INTIMATE ODORS (Editorial) 12. N~TALL SHOES FIT (Article) by Isabelle Lyle 13. FLORIST BILLS (Poem) ART by Wilma Elizabeth McDaniel COVER 14. IT'S A SMELLY WORLD (Article) by Mau Blossom by Mickey Spencer & Polly Taylor CARTOONS pp. 2,9 15. ENVIRONMENTAL ILLNESS (Song) by bulbul by Susan Molloy CARTOON p. 5 16. YOU ARE ONLY A KID (Story) by charlotte Brown Hammond by Wilma Elizabeth McDaniel CARTOON D. 7 16. LEAVING DENNYS ON DECEMBER 22. 1985 by ori is' Ban s (Poem) by Wilma Elizabeth McDaniel DRAWING p. 13 16. CLEANING BUREAU (Poem) by Louise Mattlage by Wilma Elizabeth McDaniel DRAWINGS pp. 20,21 17. WE MUST MAKE ROOM FOR BEAUTY (Story) by Jackie, ROSI Artist by Wilma Elizabeth McDaniel BEARS p. 27 17. STATEMENT (Poem) by Kitty Eckfeldt by Wilma Elizabeth McDaniel DRAWING p. 37 18. PILGRIM-WARRIOR TRAINING (Feature) by Muriel Hasson by Sandra Boston deSylvia 20-21. CENTERFOLD (Poems ) NO NEED TO BE 19 AGAIN! by Nan Sherman FREEDOM TO FEEL by Tikvah Feinstein GREETING SMELLS by Marnette Saz TIDYING UP by Carol Hamilton BARELY BREATHING by Kay Wolf DOMESTICATE by Alice E. Salerno By, For, and About Women Over Forty

TABLE OF CONTENTS Val. lX, No. 6 1 4. THE TRUE STORY OF A BASIC 9EFRESHER 29. BROOMSTICK BAZAAR DEMO FOR ARCHITECTS (Article) 33. PASS THE WORD by Agnes L. Moses 35. LETTERS 8. PUBLIC TOILET EXPERIENCE (Article) 38. GRAY HEADS GATHER (Editorial,) by Julie Craig 8. FIFTY TWO WORD FILLER (Poem) by Norma Cole 9. PEE POEMS FROM A HOSPITAL ROOM (Poems) by Sue Doro ART 10. THE END OF THE WOMAN IN THE BOOK (Story) COVER b Esther Popkin-Clurman by Mickey Spencer 16. G~FTFROM JEANNE (Poem-For & About) CARTOONS pp. 2.22 by Daniel le Dufayet by bulbul 17. NETTE BRICCO (Poem-For & About) DRAWINGS pp. 6,7 by Jacqueline Bricco by Agnes L. Moses 18. SMALL CHOICES (Story) DRAWINGS pp. 11,13,15 by Wilma Elizabeth McDaniel by Jane Gapen 19. FREEWAY BYPASS (Poem) DRAWING p. 19 by Wilma Elizabeth McDaniel by Wilma Elizabeth McDaniel 20-21. CENTERFOLD: POOR WOMEN AT HOME DRAWING pp. 20-21 POEMS by Wilma Elizabeth McDaniel by Ada Marine Stanley LADY, THE LANDLORD LIVES IN POMONA CARTOON p. 25 THE RESTORATION by Helen Forelle A POOR WOMAN'S PRIVATE DEVOTIONS NO LAUNDRY FACILITIES INCLUDED STRIKING THE ROCK 22. POEM FOR BERNARDA MARTINEZ by Dorothy McIver 23. SHOW & TELL (Feature) by Carol Smallwood 23. WE ALL MUST SURVIVE (Feature) by Helen Forelle 26. WATCHCRAFT (Feature) by Charlotte St. John 27. GREEN AND GRITTY THUMBS (Feature) by Polly Taylor 28. WOMANLOGIC YOGURT-MAKING (Puzzle) by Isabelle Lyle By, For, and About Women Over Forty

TABLE OF CONTENTS Vol. X,No. 1 Jan. -Feb.198t 3. TWO TRANSPLANTS: A TRUE STORY 26. ROLLER SKATING BEARS (WomanLogi c Puzzle) by Norma Cole by Isabelle Lyle 8. MEMORIES OF A MARRIAGE (Article) 27. BROOMSTICK BAZAAR Name Withheld 30. PASS THE WORD 9. THE PAIN I DARE NOT NAME (Poem) 33. LETTERS TO BROOMSTICK by Elsen Lubetsky 36. FINANCIAL STATEMENT (Editorial) 9. Poems by Lu Spurlock Silver Anniversary ... - Old Marriages ... ART Romance... COVER 10. HOW TO CATCH A REAL MAN (Article) by Norma Cole by Astrid Rasmussen CARTOONS pp. 2,12,39 12. HOW TO SPELL MARRIAGE (Poem) by bulbul by Arleen Cohen DRAWINGS pp. 4,7,14 13. HE NEVER WOULD HAVE BELIEVED IT (Story) by Norma Cole by Wilma Elizabeth McDaniel DRAWINGS pp. 9,26 14. SONG OF THE LONE COUNTRYWOMAN (Poem) by Peggy Moss Fielding by Irene Rouse CARTOONS pp. 16.21 15. A HOST OF QUESTIONS (Article) by Nicole Hollander by Mickey Spencer DRAWINGS pp. 17,18,19 17. THE SUMMER PLACE (Story) by Janet Wiggins by Barb Mraz WITCHES pp. 36,37.38 20-21. CENTERFOLD: AFFAIRS OF AGE (Poems) - by Polly Taylor LOST OPPORTUNITY Charlotte St. John by Helen Forelle Gladys Lovett HUMOR IN OLD AGE by Katharine M. Butterworth WRESTLING by Astra 22. FOR AND ABOUT (Feature) 22. CHANGING WOMEN (Feature) by Marion Arenas 23. "A GRANDPARENT'S BOOK" (Books he1 f) by Pauline Crawford 23. SHOW AND TELL (Feature) by Agnes Moses 24. "SHE'S GOTTA HAVE IT" (Read It & Sweep) by Astra 24. WATCHCRAFT (Feature) by Julie Craig CALYX A JOURNAL OF ART AND LITERATURE BY WOMEN volume 11 number 1

CONTENTS POETRY Melanie Braverman Education Etymon Jana Harris Sending the Mnre to Auction Paulann Whitman Petersen Groom of the Animal-Bride Exposure Cheryl Marie Wade ~obt Sharon Doubiago , Mi Hiia Sheila Demetre When Persephone ~ea& Demeter's Autun~n Gail Griffin In the Office in the Afternoon Followirtg a Class in Women%Literature Judith Sornberger My Diver Lynne H. deCourcy Airgust Birthing Jill Gonet Dream of My Birth Sealing Eileen Moeller Linda Pesha Gertler The Right Thing Marlene Pearson Divorce Mack love is a lot like quicksand Nuala Archer She Had Licked Her Name Glossolalia Carole Boston Weatherford The Ladies of Dimbaza ART Marilyn Anderson, Jonathan Garlock 9 Granddaughters of Corn Marilyn Anderson 10 Weaver, Sun Sebastian Huehuetenango 11 Two Young Women of Catarina Pnlopd 12 Cotton Spinner, Santiago Atitlan Charleen Touchette 46 Sky Mother with Comet Halley 47 Reindeer Woman Vision Faye Cummings 48 Evelyn%World Cup 49 Elva the Wildcat Sandra McKee 50 My Little Ice Age Pacha Wasiolek 51 Dragonfly Diane Derrick 52 Biloxi Yard Chair 53 Kitchen Chair Roberta Kaserman 54 Altarnator

Winter 1987/88 CALYX A JOURNAL OF ART AND LITERATURE BY WOMEN

volume 11 number 1 Winter 1987/88, Cont.

Roberta Kaserman 55 Omphalos 111-The Shaman's Eyrie Patti Levey 56 The Second Coming Series: Resurrection 57 The Second Coming Series: #I 58 Rebirth PROSE Claribel Alegria 4 Luisa in Realityland Ruthann Robson 59 interlviews Mary Helen Stefaniak 70 Dollbaby Shirley Sikes 80 Falling Off the Matterhorn REVIEWS Valerie Nieman Colander 87 The Sourcebook for Women Who Create Edited by G. Adams, M. Miles, L. Yoder Julie Phillips 88 -Black Feminist Criticism Barbara Christian Barbara Dale May 89 Murder in the English Department Winter's Edge Valerie Miner Margarita Donnelly 90 Letters from Nicaragua Rebecca Gordon Sanctuary, A Journey Judith McDaniel NORTHWEST REVIEWS Sibyl James 92 The Book of Esther Emily Warn Neile Graham 94 Magpie on the Gallows Madeline DeFrees Barbara Kitt Seidman 95 What We Say to Strangers Barbara Drake Susan Landgraf 96 The Goddess Letters Carol Orlock Lisa Norris Stauffer 97 The Seventh Dragon: The Riddle of Equal Temperament Anita T. Sullivan Sibyl James 98 Sisters of the Road Barbara Wilson Neile Graham 99 Cascades Pamela Stewart Gail Wronsky 100 Death Benefits Robin Morgan CONTRIBUTORS' NOTES 107 I Volume 8. Number 3 MARGARET LAURENCE: A CELEBRATION Fall 1987

Editorial ...... 3 Submission Guidelines and Advertising Rates ...... 4

Adele Wiseman Letter to Clara Thomas ...... 6 Joan Johnston '"The River that Flows Both Ways:" Remembezing Margant ...... 8 Alice Williams "In Her Memory and in the Spirit of Our Ancestors" ...... 10 Budge Wilson Margaret Laurence. Listener ...... 13 Timothy Fidley Margaret Laurence: A Remembrance ...... 1s Rudy Wiebe Jean Margaret Wemyss Laurence. 19261987 ...... 17 Allen Wilson Margaret Laurence. Teaching . Sharing Chancellor of ...... 18 George Ignatieff Margaret Laurence, Peace Worker ...... 19 Metta Spencer Thehemaking of a Radical: Margaret Laurence ...... 20 Lynn McDonald Margaret Laurence and the NDP ...... "..-. 23 Hugh MafLenm Margaret Laurence Memorial Address ...... 25 Miriam Waddington Women and Writing: Keynote Speech in Honour of Margaret Laurence ...... - ... -. 27 George Woodcock Speaker for the Tribes ...... --. 30 G.D. Killam Margaret Laurence's Long Drmond Cannons ...... 33 Susan J .Warwick 'Writ in Remembrance:" Willa Cather. Margaret Laurence. and the MePast ...... , ..,. 35 Cural Ann Howells Reading Margaret Laurence in England ...... 38 Coral Ann Howells Margaret Laurence's A Jest of God ...... 40 Sara Maitland Margaret Laurence's The Stone Angel ...... 43 Clara Thomas Saving Laughter ...... 46 Doris Jean Dyke "God's Grace on Fools. God's Pity on God" ...... 49 Gabrielle Roy Letters from Gabrielle Roy to Margaret Laurence ...... 52 Edith Fowke Songs for Margaret Laurence ...... -... 54 June Callwood Clear Eyesight is a Precious Gift ...... 56 Anne Innis Dagg Women and Writing in Canada ...... 57 Christl Verduyn "No Tongue in Cheek:" Recent Work by English Canadian Poets Daphne Marlatl Lola Lemire Tostevin and Margaret Atwood ...... 60 Ann M. Hutchison Onward Naked Puritans! The Progress of the Heroines of Beur andTk Glauy Sea ...... y.,, ... 63 Andrea O'Reilly Feminizing Feminism: Constance Beresford-Howe and the Quest for Female Freedom ...... -..-..-. @ Leslie-Ann Hales Meddling with the Medium: Language and Identity in Audny Thomas' Intertidal Life ...... -- ..-. n Shelagh Wilkinson Gwendolyn MacEwens's Adaptation of Euripides' Trojan Womn ...... -.-.---. 81 Hilda Kirkwood Kiss of the Spider Lady: An Interview with Aritha van Herk ...... --.-----.a Sylvia Fraser "Loss" [an excerpt hmMy Fatkr's House] ...... -...... -...... -.....- % Cant . Volume 8. Number 3 MARGARET LAURENCE: A CELEBRATION Fall 1987 1

I BOOK REVIEWS 1 Gail Vanstone Miriam Waddington: Collected Works ...... 93 Gail Fox Holding the Pose. Sharon Thesen and Second Nature. Libby Scheier ...... 94 Nanci White Fireweed: A Feminist Quarterly. 23 (Summer 1986) ...... 95 Ann M. Hutchison Wil&d Acts . Margaret Hollingwonh. Doc . Sharon Pollock; The Fighting Days .Wendy Lik and White Biting Dog .Judith Thompson ...... % Julie Beddoes A MAZING SPACE: Writing Canadian Women Writing. Shirley Neuman and Smaro Kamboureli. eds ...... 98 Deborah Jurdjevic Stealing the Language: The Emergence of Women's Poehy in America. Alice Ostriker ...... 101 Heather Murray A Public and Private Voice: Essays on the Life and Work of Dorothy Livesay .Lindsay Dorney. Gerald.Noonan. and Paul Tiessen. eds ...... 102 Eleanor Dudar The Blue Jar. Anne Konrad; and Under the House. Leslie Hall Pinder ...... 103 AnneMarie Kowalczyk In Ow Own Words: Northern Saskatchewan Mdtis Women Speak Out. Dolores T .Poelzer and Irene A .Poelzer . eds ...... 105 Louise H .Mahood The Moccasin Maker. E . Pauline Johnson ...... 105 Rebecca Leaman Whispersfrom he Past: Selectionsfrom the Writings of New Brunswick Women. Elizabeth W .McGahan. ed ...... 107 Elizabeth M .Smyth Taking the Veil: An Alternative to Marriage. Motherhood and Spinsterhood . Marta Danylewycz ...... 107 Anne Pilgrim The Juvenilia of Jane Austen and Charlotte BrontC. Fran Beer. ed ...... 109 110 Lynn Lapostolle La lettre adrienne* Nicole Brossard .: ...... " Books Received ..

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Helen Weinzweig The Man Without a Memory ...... 119 Sharon Butala Dark of the Moon ...... 121 Joyce Marshall Kat ...... 124 Janice Kulyk Keefer In Parting ...... 126 Janette Turner Hospital Sex With a Stranger ...... 127 Libby Scheier Pretty Goldfish ...... 130 Betsy Warland Margaret by Night ...... 133 MmyneJenoff An Evening of Poetry ...... 133 Anne Szurnigalski Grief ...... 135 Don Bailey Real Special ...... 136 Marina Endicon LC rble de Marie ...... 137 Miriam Waddington Three Women ...... 140

1 POETRY I Margaret Avison JW kfi:The Ninht. Marxaret. Lawence Died ...... i...... 7 Janice Kulyk Keefer Past Reading ...... 9 Heahr Kirk Fish Poem and WolfBerries...... 12 Margaret Atwood A Praise for Hagar Shipley and Others ...... 16 Heather Cadsby [untitled] ...... 19.24 Miriam Waddington A Fable For Everywoman. Ulysses Embroidered and Coffee Break ...... 22. 29 Daphne Marlatt an economy offlowers ...... ;...... ;...... 34 Chinua Achebe Two poems from Beware Soul Brother ...... 48 Al Putdy For Margaret and Lawrence to Laurence ...... 51 GageJohnston Margaret Luwence 1926-1987 ...... 55 Lois Wilson To Be A Woman and Freedom ...... 89 Bronwyn Wallace Anniversary ...... :...... 92 Maureen Paxton Dream #33. Dream #38. Dream #39 a$Dream #40 ...... 116 P .Fleck Summer Thoughts (for Margaret Lawence) ...... 117 Judith Fitzgerald Two Margarets ...... ; ...... 118 Gay Allison Winter Night in Peterborough ...... 118 Dorothy Livesay "The Jest of God" ...... 135

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CONTENTS Number Twenty-Five Winter 1988

Notes to Our Readers Painting by Sudie Rakusin Growing Avocados, by Ruthann Robson Wives A Lot Alike, poem by Millie Mae Wicklund Hanukah at a Bar, by Lee Lynch. Dyke Dining Room, drawing by Rainbow Vine of Fire, drawing by Linda Marie Nolte Elements, by Melanie KaydKantrowitz Sarah's Daughter, drawing by Linda Marie Nolte Ithaca 7 and Ithaca 9, poems by Jill Spisak It was spring and it was wonderful, by Val Bir, by Candace J. Graham A Lesbian Family, photographs by Tracy Moore The Women Below Me, poem by Karen Hall The Queen of Tanqueray, by Martha Miller what do i name this piece of time?, poem by zana The First Weekend, by Jeannie Inglert Valerie Taylor Inteniew, by Tee Corinne and Caroline Overrnan Lifting Belly Again, by Susan Stinson Fireflower, drawing by Linda Marie Solte The Boys, the Bat and I, by Laura Rose DancingFire More Than Honor, by Helen M. Dunn Serious Lust, poem by Sandra J. Robinson A Mid-Life Ritual, by Judith Barrington Rose 11, dralving by Linda hlarie Nolte a way of escaping, by flyin thunda cloud RDOC Kat, by Carla Tomaso Speaking of Sisters, by Christina Sunley Book Reviews: I read about it in Common Lives. . . Common LirvesiLesbian Lives &larcheson Washington, photograph by Tracy Moore WCML

NEWSLETTER of the Women's Caucus

MODERN LANGUAGES

Vole 17, NO. 3 Winter 1987

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Roster...... 2

Letter from the Editor...... ,...... 4 ML.A 1987...... 4 Announcements and Calls for Papers...... 10 Recent Publications...... 13

Research in Progress...... 14

Dancing Thru the Minefield...... 15 1 Introduction 2 Netherlands: Nakedness: Movement and Confrontrtion Performance artist Anneke Barger "dances the flow of life" 4 India: Shared Moments With Working Children Filmmaker Meera Dewan talks about her recent film 7 Jamaica: Fighting the Fire Sistren textiles illustrate plays about women's struggles 8 Shorts: Art news from Mexico, Austria, Guatemala, and Denmark 10 ~angladesh:Leaping Out of a Still Life Dilara Begum Jolly contends with religion and authority through painting 12 Kenya: Agents of Change Diana Lee-Smith uses cartoons to encourage children to use resources wisely 13 Australia: The Women's Art Movement The Women's Art Movement provides a forum for women artists 15 Korea: Women Speaking Out Each issue of Women's News feat- art on its cover 16 Chile: This Line Is My Weapon Lotty Rosenfeld's art actions challenge the dictatotship 19 Scotland: A Talent Revived Stimulation and encouragement led Elizabeth Hi to begin painting again 20 Posters: Political art from El,Salvador, France. Sri Lanka, and the Middle East 22 Argentina: Myths Reinterpreted and Anti-Sexist TV Spots Artist Groups challenge sexist stereotypes 24 Britain: The Picture of Health? Jo Spence uses photography to heal herself 25 West Germany: The Last Supper Women artists in Berlin will not forget Chernobyl 26 Art Resources for Women Contributors to this issue, groups, galleries, books and other resources 31 Letters 32 Classifieds Visual Arts Fall 1987 No 24 NOVEMBER 1987 a NO. 32

CONTENTS

Yo(( mTE: On horoscopes. health and motherhood ...... 4 WATCH THIS SPACE ...... 6

NEWS: ~oublemarriage standards. campaign against porn. initiative on violence. European Parliamentary debate ...... 8

NEWS BACKGROUND: Young people and homelessness . . 12

LONDON : Sheila Whitaker on what it's all about. and Festival highlights ...... 13

BECOMING A WRITER:, personal account ...... 17

NEW DIRECTIONS: Maternity victories. banks; pensions ..19

HEALTH: Skin cancer ...... 24

STYLE: ~0u;mother . your manager; Bean Feast ...... 26 SPECUIL OFFB -BOOKS ...... 28 BOOK WIEWS...... 29

ARTS: What's on ...... 32

CROSS W OR0 : ...... 35

COMMENT: A question ot conscience ...... 36

CLASSIFIED8 ...... Centre pages DECEMBER 1987 NO. 33 EVERWOMAN CONTENTS

YOU WRITE: Living alone, breathing and writing ...... 4 WATCH THIS SPACE ...... 6 NEWS: For and against abortion choice, new women's tax, move on advertising standards ...... 8

NEWS BACKGROUND: Behind the GUI~War headlines ...... 12 EASTmWESTMUSIC: Najma Akhtar's Moslem music - with sax 13

CHRISTMAS STORY: **Achild is born" ...... 16 DlBCTIONS: Undervalued secretaties, financial fantasy ... 18

HEALTH: A pain in the back ...... , ...... STYLE: East West Designs, celebrating Christmas and sparing the turkey 24

BOOKS: ...... 27

THE ARTS in December ...... 30

CROSSWOI: ...... 33

COMMENT: All I want for Christmas ...... 34

CLASSIFIEDS ...... ~sntrepager

SPECIAL OFFER: East-West Design ...... 25 &I!\-1jfl1~~' ~~~cl~flrlijrgm a quarterly of wornen1sstudies resources vol. 9,no. e winter 1988 TABLE OF CONTENTS FROfll THE EDITORS ...... 3 Happy Bi mhday to Us! Reflecttons on the first ten years of the Yomen's Studies Librarian's office.

'ETS TACH ABOUT T': UJCXTEN'S AUTOBK)CAAPHY...... 4 A book discussion progran for public libraries. A ERsECTlV€ ON EUWEAN BOOHSEUlNG ...... : 5 Feminist bookstore owner Sand1 Torklldson experiences an International booksel ling conference. wsFROm UUI- PCATTOJlllE .... .-...... 7 By Gloria Stephenson.

NEUW~ENCE msIN UKXMN'S STWS...... 8 New spurces on: research terms'on mn; Black herican famlltes; Black llbrarlan/wrIter Ann Allen Shockley; women's paid and unpaid work; maps, charts and tables related to U.S. women; women's published dl aries and letters; women In mathematics; feminist criticism; nonsexist terms; gay and lesbian perfodicals; materials on Black girls and young women; feminiun and pornography; Virginia Uoolf's essays; vocational sex equity materials ; nonsexist children's books ; and women and development; plus five more works. ------PERIODICAL NOTES ...... 18 Wew periodicals on the diverse 'herican voice"; witchcraft and goddess re11 glon ; bodybuilding; soci a1 we1 fare needs of women; Madison area feminist news; gender Issues In education; gay and lesbian youth; miscarriage; welfare activism; wanen's publishing In England; and autobiographical writing. Special issues on adolescent abortion; po~nography;sex differences in education; the "Ymen Question ; and American feminism from a conservative historical perspective. Transitions for Outwrlte and Sinister Ui sdom. Ceased publication: Women's Review (Englandf. rTcms OF NOTE...... ee A women's pamphlet on AIDS; a clearinghouse on men and girls with disabilities; teaching modules on Black women's education in the South; the TABS poster series; videos on ; the Business and Professional Yomen's Foundation database; more rare and out-of-print booksellers; a guide to ethical and legal Issues of surrogate mothers; and more.

UJlSCONSlN BISLmPHIES IN UKXIIEN'S STUDIES...... 2s A new 1isting of the most recent reference works in the fie1d of women's studies.

UJOMN'S STUoKS IN UJISCONSIN...... 25 The fourth edition of our statewlde women's studies directory.

BOOK REVlEUlS...... 26 "Specifying" and "signifying": the oral tradition in Black feminist writing. by Renny Harrigan. The intersection of race and gender: autobiographies of Afro- American wmn, by Cheryl Johnson-Odim. Issues

Volume 7, Number 2 CONTENTS Fall 1987

Articles Paola Taber Imposed Reproduction: Maimed Sexuality ...... 3

Evelyne Accad Freedom and the Social Context: Arab Women's Special Contribution to Literature ...... 33

Joanne Passaro Conceptualizations of Gender: An Example from Nicaragua ...... 49

A Review Essay Reva Landau Lesser Lives and Greater Misrepresentations ...... 6 1 CONTENTS No. 27 Autumn 1987

Noticeboard 3 Statement from the Collective 5 FUTURE INSECURE: WOMEN,FEMINISM AND THE THIRD TERM Future Insecure: Women and Income Maintenance Under a Third Tory Term 7 Ruth Lister Pushing Back the Tide: Women in the Public Sector 17 Eileen Phillips Can Feminism Survive a Third Term? 24 hretta Loach Sex in Schools: Back to the Future 37 AnnMarie Wolpe Carers and the Careless: The Prospects for the Health Service Under the Tories 49 Lesley Doyle Lynne Segal Interviews Diane Abbott 55 'The Problem With No Name': Rereading Friedan's 'The Feminine Mystique' 61 Rachel Bowlbv Review Essay: Second Thoughts on the Second Wave 77 Deborah Rosenfelt and Judith Stacey Review Essay: Nazi Feminists? 97 Linda Gordon Reviews 107 Sarah Perrigo on Divided Loyalties and Is the Future Female? 107 Janet Sayers on The Female Malady 109 Catherine Hoskyns on Women and European Politics 112 Maria Lauret on Feminist Criticism and Feminism and Poetry 113 Janet WolffonFamily Fortunes 115 FELVINIST R STUDIES

Volume 13, Number 3 Fall 1987

Preface 481 Josephine Withers Revisioning Our Foremothers: Reflections 485 on the Ordinary. Extraordinary Art' of May Stevens Elizabeth Lunbeck 'A New Generation of Womenu: 513 Progressive Psychiatrists and the Hypsersexual Female Judith Small Working the Float 545 Gian Whitlock 'Everything is Out of Placeu:Radclyffe Hall 555 and the Lesbian Literary Tradition Marlyn Dalsimer The Implications of the New Agricultural 583 and Laurie Nisonoff and One-Child Family Policies for Rural Chinese Women Aihwa Ong Dissembling Gender in the Electronics Age 609 (a Review Essay) MiMarsenich For the Rocks Inside 627 Lois Rita Helmbold Beyond the Family Economy: Black and 629 White Working-class Women during the Great Depression Majorie Murphy Work, Protest, and Culture: New Work on 657 Working Women's History (a Review Essay) Notes on Contributors Notes and Letters Publications Received . Feminist Teacher Vol. 3 No. 1 Fall - Winter 1987

Table of Contents 9 My Introduction to uIntroduction to Women's Studies": The Role of the Teacher's Authority in the Feminist Classroom By Frances A. Maher

12 Teaching Women's History in Elementary Schools By Genldine A. Taylor and Stephen P. Pistono

16 ~nterviewwith Hebe Be Bonafini President of Las Madres de Plaza de Mayo By Nancy Saporta Sternbach and Zelia Brizeno

22 "It Happened to Me": How Faculty Handle Student Reactions to Class Material By Emily Stier Adler

27 "It Happened to Me": Response No.-. 1 By Joanne Belknrp

28 "It Happened to Me": Response No. 2 By Nancy Brooks

29 A Review: Feminist Resources for Schools and Colleges By Sue Lafky

30 Leaps in Confidence: Enabling Peer Groups to Work By Mary Bock Departments 4 The Network 6 Feminist Teacher Network News 34 Teaching Resources 37 Conferences/Calls for Papers A FEMINIST QUARTERLY FIREWEED

Issue 25 Fall 1987

20 115 Class Conscious Elsa: I Come With Kate Braid My Songs The Autobiography 25 of Elsa Gidlow Untitled Cy-Thea Sand . JOY ll7 26 "Sitting in Limbd' Untitled Directed by Claudia Macdonald John Smith Michelle Mohabeer 45 Compensation Departments Fiction 52 Laid Off Whoee Culture is it Quilting Bee 5 lo Anyway? Spring Eover Editorials Canada Sweet, Girl Connie Kuhn Sandy Shreve Makeda Silvera 55 UO 48 Contributors' Notes 38. A Question of Take Home Options Identity Something for the Cy-Thea Sand 122 Dorothy O'Connell Children Errata For you who tell us Acknowledgemento 64 to 76 what do when Announcements Mrs. Isfeld Excerpts from Pam Tranfield Roberta Olenick In The Turning Mary Billy 123 63 Submission lo2 in my dance class 68 Requirements A Room of My Own Joanne Arnott Upcoming Issues Gwen Lambton The Eaton's Strike Mary Horodyski R Still Life: Hearth 82 Keeper with Frenzy Comments of a Newborn 21 Workingclass Crone What about a Why I Can't Write Joy Sykes Valentine? About Class Zoe Landale Nym Hughes Bibliography 81 28 Disneyland Black Women 86 Karen Ballinger and Work Gende~Class and Dionne Brand Writing m Wendy Frost and Rhymes To Grow By Michele Valiquette JOY hh NEW RAGE THINKING

HAGWISCONSIN~LESBIAN-FEMINIST RAGPRESS

INDEX: HAG RAG VOL. 2 NO. 4

BOOKS AND PUBLICATIONS ...... 18 CALENDAR ...... -74 CREATING LESBIAN COMMUNITY ...... 21 DElDRE McCALLA ...... 17 DYKES BLOW INTO WINDY CITY ...... 5 HISTORY OF WOMEN'S COALITION ...... 6 LEGISLATIVE UPDATE...... 20 LETTERS...... 8 KISSING GIRLS POPULAR IN MADISON! ...... 22 MADTOWN NEWSKREAM CITY NEWS ...... , MARY DALY ...... 29 MISS MANNERS ASSUMES ...... 4 MYTHS ABOUT SEPARATISM...... 10 REGULAR EVENTS...... 23 SISTERNEW ...... 14 STILL SEARCHING...... 16 Vol9:l December, 1987 FEAlURES 1 1 An Uncertain Well-Being Weight control and self control Catrina Brown 16 Incest Shadows

17 Through a Healthy Lens An interview with film-maker Laura Alper

after Childbirth? The variety of women's experiences Theresa Pitman

ALWAYS IN HEALIIBHARING 3 Collective Notes In transition 4 Letters 6 Updates 2 1 My Story, Our Story A visit to Dachau concentration camp Diane Pelletier 22 Healthwise Using health services positively Deborah Clarke and Lenny Ashton 33 Reviews Intimate Partners -1 To a Safer Place 36 Resources 1 A FEMINIST PUBLICATION ON ART AND POLITICS

Issue 22 Volume 6, No. 2 Copyright 1987

68 Synthesizing Art. Nature, ond Technologv >I'nlNoncv Princenthol 73 On Culturol Democrocv Debomh Longermon Rehearsals Corol Jocobsen After Delores Uiioriol Statement by Issue 22 Collective Sorah Shulmon Looking Into Community Arts A Slower Step ~LSwHertx Nodyo Disend #tea Tuwam's Ark of Newark About Windows on White knon Honlg Tholio Doukos The Oocklonds Community Poster Project The Mural The Paris Project and the Art ofLesbion Rc Somh Drury ond Lise Prown Dcborab Sherman The Stobie Pole Interview wHh Trinh T. Minh-ha Ann Newmo~h HamaA. Hinhorn ,.-- Making Activist Art I -lb Husk, Dance, mnd Song: Women's Cuhurol Resistonce Virginia Moksymowicx in Making Their Own Music Birdls) Watching Batyo Weinbaum Adriene Jenik and Martha Wollner 24 Community and the Allowance of Diffennce Civic Minded Landscaping Karen Sksho Patricia Johonson 26 The Importance of Being Visionary: Women and Art During the Chinese Cultuml Revolution Chris Heindl - # T+ Women's Circur Trip to Nicoroguo ' Susan kixer 33 Arpilkrds ofChile: UsingArt or o Teaching Tool Majorie Agosin Photo from The Anarchistic Eye Corinne Whitoker - 34 Irish Wmmm A WlyStruggle Mary Jone Sullivan Photos from Spray It Loud and Louder than Words Jill Posener 38 The Postcord Project: An Interview with Performonce Artist Chen' Goulke Story Cloth, 1985 Lindo Li.tf Mio Xiong 41 TwghTimes Connections Project'Conexus: a Sampling Arlene Goldbard and Don Adoms Sobm Moore and Josely Corvolho 4S Atthe Pow Wow Young Artists' Pointing Workshop Murol Marie Cortier Pomelo Crimmins and Susan Leopold 46 Ruldmotion Art Photo of Bumpass Cove Tapestry Horrkt Feigenbaum Pot Arnow 40. The Urban Gardener Corden Sculpture 1987 Pegi Bollister Howells Susan Hoenig 51 Temple of the Vestigial Virgins Woodcut Rubbing from Group Comlyn Moskowitx Judy Byron 54 Crystal Talking Commercial 8illboord from the Urban Vision Project Fmn Boskin Ruth Lyons 56 The Gmcie Challenge From Working Ties Jeanne Komins Corol Conde 58 Pictuns of Ourselves Photos of Women at Livingston College Catherine Kiddle Corlo Kotz 61 StmngeDnod Fence Cormen Wong Janet Nolon 62 First We Create the Nightman-Then We Build the Prison Untitled sculpture Skoron Stricker Debra Beers a feminist quarterly - _I

In This Issue: Women and Fh My Secret Love Memoir by Bonnie Fisher . . . . Not ~&~ictims-women and Violence Essay by Judy Remington ...... p. 1 Prairie Hearts Fiction by Jodi Srutz ...... p. 3 How Old Do You Want Me? Interview with Anne Marie Borsboom by Shelley Anderson ...... p. 4 Waiting for the Moon Brief*reviewbyDianaSmon ...... P- 5 htProducers Do Interview with Sarah PilLsbury and Midge Sanford by Amy Lindgren ...... P- 6 Hollywood: What's in It for Us EssaybyLuueArbuchnot ...... P. Earls, T-: Women Plain and Fancy Review Essay by Madelon Sprengnether ...... P. 8 Why Nola Never Gets It Review of Spike Lee's She's Gotta Have It by Carole Boyce Davies ...... P- 9 What If Orpheus Hadn't Looked Back? Essay by Neda Mitancia Blazevic ...... p. 10 Announcements ...... p.11 Contributors...... p. 11 Drawings by Ausma Ehlert, Ellen Moore, and Suzanne Olson In This Issue: Women and Money

Aretha on the Waterfront KIISTCN JCNYII Pearl Cleage ...... p. 1 Hour of the Star - Film review by Janet Tripp ...... p.. 2 Dancing on the Line . Story by Terry Smith Owen...... p. 3 Birthday Check PoembyMarilynJ.Boe...... p. 3 Visionary Women of the Left Bank Book review by Lee Anne Engfer ...... ; ...... p. 4 Working Girls Working Essay by Lesley Ferris...... p. 5 Last Night Poem by Susanna J. Sturgs ...... , ; ; .p. 5 Baby Pictures Story by Martha Clark Cummings ...... p. 6 The God, Stars, the K-Mart LauraLittleford ...... p. 7 Terms of Resistance Book review by Sesshu Foster...... p. 8 Ten People in Search of a Working Toilet Memoir by Patricia Hoolihan ...... p. 9 . Pearl Diving . NonaCspen ...... p. 9 Brief review by Martha Roth ...... p. 10 ktter from Amy Kaminsky ...... p. 10 Contributors ...... p. 11 DlXWhgs by Ausma Ehlert, Kristen Jensen, Suzanne Olson, Joanna Winship Fall, 1987 Volume 2, Number 3

SPECIAL ISSUE: Feminism and Science, I

Preface Nancy Tuana Introduction Sue V. Rosser Feminist Scholarship in the Sciences: Where Are We Now and When Can We Expect a Theoretical . Breakthrough? Sandra Harding The Method Question Evelyn Fox Keller The Gender/Science System: or Is Sex to Gender as Nature is to Science? Helen E. Longino Can There Be a Feminist Science? Luce Irigaray Le sujet de h science est-il sex&?/ translated by Is the Subject of Science Sexed? Carol Mastrangelo Bove' Ruth Ginz berg Uncovering Gynocentric Science Linda Alcoff Justifying Feminist Social Science Lisa Heldke John Dewey and Evelyn Fox Keller: A Shared Epistemological Tradition Notes on Contributors Announcements Submission Guidelines IOWA WOMAN \ Volume 7, Number 4 December 1987

A Wman in the Wrld: An IW Interview with Maxine Kumin Karen Alkalay-Gu t 12 Iowa's Trail Blazer Pattie Bvnum 25 Letters from Russia Suzan Em 26

18 Evolution - Pamela B. Culver Acting and Believing Deborah Show 20 - %e ~ting May S~engk 30 The Cookie Bakeis Brain Elizabeth Kane Buzzelli 32

Florida Karen Bmnan 23 ChimneySwifts Diane Hueter 24 Thin Ice WvMcVi., 29 Racial Memories Surfacing Carrie Him 35 Bv First Snow B. R. Culbertson 46

As~~PURITY S. L. Wisenberg 6 Genealonies: Candace Black 8 First Person: THE BLUE HERON Edith Reeder Pray 9 Cycles: NOT A NEXI' BOX Anne Skinner 10 Books: Rezieza by Marianne Abel, Patricia Gamin, Janet Ovemtyer, Jessie Gmrson, Judy Nebergall 36 Contributors Back Cover Annual Index 47 IRIS A Journal about Women

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ARTICLES GRAPHICS FEATURES Women in the Clergy 19 Visiting Varo's World Vicky Ingram Carl Trindle Women Composers: A Hidden History 33 Pegge Hopper: An Artist in Hawaii Priscilla ~ortel~ouLittle Bridget Post Feminist Speculations about the Roots of Adversarial Legality James C. Foster Capitalism and Prostitution: An Interview with Lizzie NEWS Borden, Director of Working Girls 26 Programs Leslie Gossage 26 Did You Know? Educating Ourselves about Women and the 38 Our Daughters Ourselves: Avoiding the Dearth of Constitution: History and the Struggle for Rights Women in Science Anne Bromley, Carla Cowles, Vicky Ingram, Ruth Ewen and Karen Salmonson 40 Women and the Arts Telling Forbidden Stories: Isabel Letelier on Chilean 44 Conferences Arpilleras and Third World Women 45 Women and the Law Karla Robinson 46 Women and Health The Transition Nobody Talks About: New Facts about 46 Resources Menopause and Estrogen 52 Resources Kim Landes 69 Working Conditions for Women in South Korea Gentle Rejbnner Laura Tuley Rachel Ga4eld 70 Calls for Materials 71 Local Riches BOOK REVIEWS Isabel Allende, Of Low and Shadows POEMS Meliw Pope 18 The Resolution of Certain Relationships Margaret Hope Bacon, Mothen of Feminism: 7he Story Wendy Innis of quaker Women in America 24 Alicia's Affidavit Betsy Cum'er Beacom Hans 0s- Shari Benstock, ed., Feminist Issues in Literary 24 Digging Clams at Sequim Bay Scholanhip Diane Hueter Uschi Appelt 25 Left Behind Cathy Davidson, Rmlutron and the Word Nancy Nowak Jay Lyle 25 Funeral in Los Angeles Peter G. Filene, HIM/HER/SELE Sex Roles in Modern Hans Ostrum America 32 Lace Bars Betsy Currier Beacom Shtrley Powers Joyce Antler, Lucy Sprague Mitchell: The Making of a 48 The Kinneret Modern Woman Madeleine Tiger Eleanor Vernon Wilson 49 Myth Anne K. Smith FICTION 47 You Can See Jupiter With the Naked Eye If You Know Where to Look Pamela Gullard EN IN

September 1987

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Letter to Our Readers ...... International Feminist Network ...... Networking ...... What's Happening in the women's Movement ...... Funding ...... 13 Peace ...... 14 HeaIth ...... 17 Work ...... I ...... 19 Conferences ...... 22 Groups ...... -24 Resources ...... 25 Womenfs World

No 16 .December 1987

TABLE ' OF CONTEm .

Edltorlal ...... 3

Violence Against Women A Cabaret of Dreams ...... S Sexploitation in Latin America ...... 6

Health Women and The Politics of Aids ...... 8

Environment Women and the Brundtland Report ...... 9 Korean Housewives Lead Anti-Pollution Campaign ...... 11

Feminist Debate The Difficulties of Diversity ...... 12 Feminist ~nti-Racism...... 13

Women's Struggles If Nobody Fights. We Will !...... 16 We Struggled to Laugh ...... 18

Letters ...... 20 News Shorts ...... 22

WICCE (Women's International Cross Cultural Exchange) Women Living Under Muslim Laws ...... 26

Politics The Feminist Venture in Burkina Faso ...... 27

Conferences ...... 29

Development Too Many People or Too Many Aid Agencies? ...... 31

IFN (International Feminist Network) ...... 33

Resources ...... c.37

Women3 International Cross-Cultural Gxcfiiancp a journal of women's art

VO~.9, NO. 3 Copyright O 1987

CONTENTS

Miriam Pederson 4 Reckoning the Water Lyn Lazarus 5 "Passages" Penny Harter 6 Sixteen Years Beyond the Breast Marjorie Power 7 African Violet Rachel Loden 8 Conversations With Dr. M Layle Silbert 10 "Josh Sachs, student" 11 "Abraham Aidenoff, U.N. Statistician" Diane Averill 12 Listening to Mahler in the Kitchen Elizabeth Cohen 13 Zoo Legend Sandra Agricola 14 Changing Course Elizabeth Gilliland 16 "Farm boy, Norwich, N.Y." Sonia Wilson 17 "Portrait of Shabaz" Kathi Gleason 18 When an Ex-Husband comfs by to, Unstop Your Drain Home For the Holidays or When You Gonna Get a Real Job Susan Deborah King 22 Exposure 24 How My Brother Tries to Find His Way to Heaven Leslie L. Neumann 26 "Notice" 27 "Bull" 28 "Jacd Beach" Cyra Sweet Dumitru 29 A Man Waits To Be Married Barbara Wilson 30 The Back Door of America Theresa Pappas 37 Achilles Killing Penthesileia Achilles Among the Daughters of Lykomedes A a journal of women's art

Vol. 9, No. 3 Con t .

Aisha Eshe His Name Was Rochelle Kathryn Machan Ad Poem for Friends Sarah Schulman Dino Diana Kurz "John in the Studio" "Sleeping Youth- Angelo" "Conversation #2"

4 Ursula Hegi Wings of Shards Sue D. Burton George Bope Fabian Worsham For the Man at the Foot of the Bed Vulture Woman Reads S & M Betty Tompkins "Adam" "Immortal Combat" Marge Piercy Sun-day Poacher Rickey Gard Diamond What Happened at Wanda's Place Jo Ann Baker "Dove Bradshaw and William Anastasi" "Hardin Minor" 64 "Dr. Maclyn Baker" Beth Joselow 65 The Neighbor Barbara 'Abel 66 Amnesty Roberta Allen 67 The Pear Constance Pultz 68 Male Stripper Sylvia Sleigh 69 "Cynaraens with Kevin Eckstrom" 70 "Philip Golub Reclining" 7 1 "The Turkish Bath" Ruthann Robson 72 Women's Writing / Male Subjects 80 Notes about Contributors 83 Subscription Information 84 Notes to Prospective Contributors A Journal of Nineteenth-Century American Women Writers Volume 4 Spring 1987 Number 1

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"Marcia" by Rebecca MngDavis Introduction ...... Jean Pfaelzer 3 " 'Miss Grief " by Constance Fenimore Woolson Introduction...... Cheryl B. Tonney 11 ! PROFILES: Annie Adams Fields, 1834-1915 ...... Rita K. Gollin 27 Mary E. Wilkins Freeman, 1852-1930 ...... Leah Blatt Glasser 37 WOMEN WRITERS ON WOMEN WRITING . from Literary Women by Caroline Kirkland ...... REVIEWS: Reuolutlon and the Word: The Rise of the Novel in America by Cathy N. Davidson ...... reviewed by Jane Tompkins Reconstructing American Literary History edited by Sacvan Bercovitch ...... reviewed by Stacey Olster Willa Cother: The Emerging Voice by Sharon O'Brien ...... reviewed by Franc- W. Kaye The Whde Family: A Novel by Twelve Authors edited and with an introduction by Alfred Bendixen . . reviewed by Arlyn Diamond LEGACYBookshelf ...... LESBIANeCONTRADICTION A Journal of Irreverent Feminism Isew #2l, Winter 1eSS $LOO By adfor Women

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Commentary Step-Parenting (Lauren A. Beyer) ...... 11 Beauty and the Boys (Terri L. Jewell) ...... 22 Response "Welfare Mom" -- Another Perspective (anonymous). . 7 Single Mothers, Conservatism and Welfare (Pat Gowens) ...... 9 What Will Happen to Feminism if We Don't Deal With Class? (Max Dashu) ...... 12 Healing -- Is It Really a Matter of Choice? (Raven) . 24 We Must Educate Our Sisters to Our Pain (elf woman) ...... 24 Review Living With Limits (Jane Meyerding) ...... 17 Addiction and Society; Feminism and Recovery (Susanna J. Sturgis)...... 18 t S~ecialFeature LesCon .. Five Years Later (the editors) ...... 3 Testimony Desire and Consequences: Sleeping With a Strange Man (Juana Maria Paz) ...... 14 Volume 2, Na 3 Summer 1987

Editots Introduction 2

Mystical Unioning 3 Dicey Yates

Women, Lesbians and Prostitution: A Workingclass Dyke Speaks Out Against Buying Women for Sex Toby Summer

Sex A Readers' Forum

Franny: Stories of Lesbian Resistance lanet Capone

Thoughts on Love and Romance Donna Allegra

The Illusion of Control: Sado-Masochism and the Sexual Metaphors of Childhood lulia Penelope

Let's Discuss Dyke SIM and Quit the Name Calling: A Response to Sheila Jeffreys leanne E Neath

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LITHE JEWISH WOMEN'S MAGAZINELITH #18 53.50 WlNTER 1987-8815740 THE PREPARED TABLE*

2 FROM THE EDITORS IS ISRAEL LIBERATING FOR ETHIOPIAN WOMEN? !q And- King 3 What happens in the Lives of African women LINES OF brought to Israel when they must give up tradi- tional customs-such as Living in separate COMMUNICATION dwellings during their menstrual periods-that LettersJsomUuT?rreaders they feel defined their female role in Judaism?

THIS TOO IS ENOUGH THE PRISONERS OF DIVORCE ApcembyRachelhlkk by Adenu Berkovnk Jewish law says only a husband can divorce h$ wife, not vice versa, leaving in limbo thousands of women whose husbands are vindictive. Many-with support from within the Orthodox community-are making their private agony public and seeking help in secular courts-and via public protest. Ida Nudel's anival in Israel and the many efforts that helped her get the precious LOVE THEN AND NOW exit visa; refusenik update; ritual conference, and other AlMtiadumanurho~pabiarnllybyfaUing news about Jewish women in laue and a modernday Jewish soapupem everywhere. heroine Wmo can't marry theman $her choice- what their stories tell us about popular peroep tions of Jewish wnna and romance TSENA-RENA LILITH's resource pages- where to go for what if you're Jewish and female. LOVE, 1000 B.C.E.: THE BITTER PASSION OF MICHAL

The feeling that "these human beings willdie if I LOVE. 1987 N.B.C.: don't intervene" motivated nonJews like Miep "DAYS OF OUR LIVES" Gig, author ofAnnehnk Rememberad, to gwe sanctuary to hunted Jews during the Holocaust. Ms.

eo COVER Bonnie Allen is a fm-lance mitor who 'does her best rrltir in the rw hours of tks nigbt" Perhsps that's why December shhsLsrbd.Sw 1887 VOLUME XVI 10.6

78 FILM The New Femme Fatalc: 'Fatal THIS ISSUE NEWS FROM ALL OVER hction,' 'Baby Boom,' and The Big bry.1 a INSIDE Ms. karbaden ...filorla CALENDAR 01 hM and Co~rtional laurie StDne Sbimm Homework 79 TOY CULTURE The 'lntenctirr' K) LElTERS In Defense of Ethics, 74 THE U.S. AND CANADARK ABC~of 6ammtionBetIy CComfcld Imbitutiom, and NmJmey literacy; RKnOught Ib Be a law; The Molher 80 GOSSIP N Star Swniebmer LornWashington rmEh Cries Foul.-~~ 76 THE WORLD Swth Africak Medical Bl RATINGS Ms. Pix Kids VidslBa(tr Comb,,d PERSONAL STYLE Flont; Aparthein Cod; Who Is 'Frank BZCOMEDY Dishing-with Joy Beharfilona 40 PASSIONS Me and My BedBonnie Allen Chickens'? bcobs a DESIGNING WOMAN Anna Castelli Fembrik Hifi Slyle Plastics for Home Use1 Amelia Y hbmn rn GIVING Zudi Dolls-A Hospitalized 48 DEPRESSION Is Then a Quick Fix for Childk kdFriend This Dangerous Disease?/Carol Duchow Gurin; rn JONI'S CORNER Yw Hoo, &nta!/Joni IPT: A New RKrapy (page 521; Winter Doldrums Miller (page 53); Who Geb Depressed? (page 54); Why You Need a Physical (page 541; Should You Consider Drugs? (pan 89) VISIONS 66 GIFTS Lootbr Friends and Lomn; For POLITICS Iceland%hminisb: herat Fun and Games (page 58) the Top of the WorldIJoanne Edgar 60 A TEENAGER'S TRAGEDY Birth and 86 ISSUES The Reline Death in a Florida Ibm/Charlme Mitchell and Antha sings gospel (page 77) 37 TRAVEL kro Dap in bykjavlk Is Not Thomas Burdick Enwfi 64 PRISON MEMOIR The Silent Speech of .bve/From 'Cow Shes by Ding Ling; hnslated by Mary Ann Hunt PERSONAL WORDS 70 BOOK EXCERPT'Fne To Be ...A 63 MARY KAY BLAKELY The Gnat Baby FamiY: The Day Dad Made Toasttsarah Durkec; Sit-in for Peace Illustrated by Richard McNeel BOOKS 90 SEXUAL POLITICS Shere Hite and America% Fed-up WomenRisa Duggan 92 OUT TAKES From "6etting Hone Alive' by Aurora Levins Morales and .'r Yvonne bmbi- Rosario Morales ;'Miss America- 1945' .-. Detert and her by Susan Dworkinand Beu Myerson (page 94) B3 REVIEW Seventeen Spiritual Shocks: Melissa Pritchardk Short StorieslDulcie Lcimbach 90 SHORTTAKES A Dozen Noteworthy New MAKING IT WORK Books 38 FAMILY BUSINESS A Hotel of One% OwnlMark Oowie NO COMMENT I 97 OUTRAGEOUS CLIPS AND ADS Seeing INTIMACIES Is Believing! PO SPIRITUALITY Whisperine Hope/Rcnita Weems WORD'S OUT! 44 GETTIN' OVER Djohariah Toor; Sonia 77 MUSIC GonGreat Gift-ArethalBonnie BACK PAGE IJohnson; Marearet 1. Mitchell Allen 98 POEM Going SeventyEve Meniam Ms.

1988 VOLUME XVI NO. 7

FROM THE READERS NEWS FROM ALL OVER International awardee 6ro 4 LETTERS Heeding Alice Miller, a Paean to 34 REVIEWING 1987 The Laughter, Tears, Secretaries (and Librarians), and. ..Where's the and Triumphs! Harlem Brundtland Story? (page 14) 66 WILMA MANKILLER Principal Chief of PERSONAL STYLE the Cherokee NationlMichele Wallace 14 PASSIONS Ode to Makeupnrene Egan 4) 5TH ANNUAL WOMEN OFTHEYEAR 70 CATHLEEN BLACK Publishing 16 ENVIRONMENTS Cubicle BluesIJune AWhRDS ExecutiveRindsy Van Gelder Lemen 72 MARTINA NAVRATILOVA Athlete 16 COLLECTIONS Of Cooks and Kitchens EktraordinairelMichele Kort PastlMadeline Lee 74 GRO HARLEM BRUNDTLANDFeminist 20 JONI'S CORNER Wee FoodsIJoni Miller Prime Minister of NomaylGloria Steinem VISIONS BOOKS 22 MIND The Inner Life: When Reality Fails1 76 NARRATIVE Mary Helen Washington's Tapestry of Black Women's VoiceslMarianne Jill Johnston inch 76 REVIEW Debunking the "Killer Ape" I Myth: Shirley Strum's "Almost Human"1Sinne - Hammer

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Irene Egan 42 IDA NUDEL "Guardian Angel" of the Soviet RefusenikslLetty Conin Pogrebin could teach 45 BETTE MIDLER Most Satisfying Tammy Faye Entertainer in Decades/Gloria Steinem Bakker a 46 LEONE PIPPARD Champion of Quebec's lesson about Beluga WhaleslLindsy Van Gelder makeup SI SARAH ROSEN A 10-Year-Old with a (page 14) Profound Sense of Historical JusticelRobin Pogrebin Shirley Strum and the "Pumphouse 6ang" 52 BEULAH MAE DONALD Victor Overthe (page 78) Ku Klux KlanlMolly lvins HEALTH 56 PATRICIA DONAHOE. M.D Healer and 29 URUI(I How My Father and I Lived Ground-breaking Research ScientistILeslie INTIMACIES Through His DyinglMarilyn R. Becker Oawson-Medina 60 RELATIONSHIPS I Left My Husband For 64 NEWS New TreatmentslDenise Fort i no 60 TONI MORRISON Creator of Pecola. the Woman I LoveIJane Doe Sula, and SetheMarcia Ann Gillespie I 62 DIANE JOYCETenacious Fighter for PERSONAL WORDS Working RightsiSusan Faludi BACK PAGE 31 WRCIAIWI( GKLESPIE And the Mali 66 SARA PARETSKY Mystery Writer and 96 EDITOR'S NOTE Let Me Introduce I Cr~ed"I'm Hunerp' Feminist Activistkaura Shapiro MyselflAnne Summers VOLUAISEXVI, NUMBER8

THE WlWM OF WALL STREET She predicted the crash By Christine Hogan 68 DEPARTMENTS

EDITOR'S ESSAY 6

CONTRIBUTOIU-W~O'~ writing for Ms. ?8

LETTERS 10

HUMOR The good 01' sexist from Tex- as By Molly Ivins 36

EARTHLY DELIGHTS The joy of growing By Anne Summers 38

CLOBBER Style By Fred. Garmabe 41 FEATURES CARTOON Little women coven ~RY-Who's crying now? Patri- PERSONAL WORDS Depression watch By Victoria Roberts cia Schroeder couldn't figure out how to By Barbara Ehrenreich 44 win in 1988, but she's still running, posi- tioning herself for 1992 BOOKS Gloria Naylor's new novel. Mam THE Ms. REPORTER ByJane O'ReiUy and GloriaJacobs 44 Day By RoseUen Brown 74 Louisa May Alcott NEWS FROM ALL OVER Child-care bill. AIDS update, equity in insurance 17 ~rules--To have ... By Muy McN.mara 76 By Anna Q~hdlen 55 MS. UTES THE PRESIDENTIAL ...and have not By hula Weideger 54 MEDIA Poets on TV By GloriaJacobs CONTENDERS 20 CONVERSATION Two tennis stars talk it SPECIAL REPORT The Japanese work rev- over Interview by Michele Kori 58 PERSONAL A~PEAMNCES Wardrobe olution has arrived in this country. profile By Christine Hogan 78 What's in it for American women? LOIS WEBER Hollywood's lost woman By Catherine Breslin 27 By Ally Acker 66 MONEY HOWto save 80 Personal advice By Alexandra Armstrong 8 2 COVER PHOTO George Lange SPORTS Olympics By Michele Kori 84

oun BODIES Fitness: go easy By Martha Nehon 86

Ms. ADVENTURES Women's sites in Britain By Judith Barrington 88

TIME SAVERS By Susan Anthony 90

TECHNOLOGY The electronic back fence By Lindsy Van Gelder 92

PERSON TO PERSON An old friend initiates a new column By Letty Cottin Pogrebin 94 A JOURNAL ABOUT WOMEN AND SOCIETY

No. 42-43 . SepDec. 1981

2. INTERVIEW : Traditions Versus Misconceptions -Romila Tbapar talks to Madhu and Ruth Of Roop Kanwar -Madha Kishwar, Ruth Vanita 26. The Many Faces Of Sati In The Early Nineteenth Century -Extracts from a paper by Anand Yaag 30. The Culture Of Sati In Rajasthan -Prablad Singh Shekhawat 34. POEMS : WO~M -Sbashi Girdner Recognition -1nda Sear 35. Seven Decades Ago ... -Sandip Bandhopadhyay 37. The Power To Take Rights -Report from A.P. by V. Kasiratnam 38. Letters To Maausbi 42. The Ladies' Panel -Report from Maharashtra by Chetar 44. Books Received 45. Who's Afraid Of The Supreme Court ? -Follow up on the Mary Roy case 47. Relatively Autonomous : Jalari Fisherwomen of Andhra Radesh -U. Viadhya Sudhakar and V. Kalpaa Rro 50. POEM : The Veil -Chaadra M.llika 53. POEMS : Gargi -Katyayani Perhaps -Radadm R.P. 54. SHORT STORY : A Mother Of Sons -Munshi Premchand 62. FILMS : The Labouring Woman In Hindi Films -~adhu Kishwar, Ruth VaniQ 76. Imperilled Press Freedom : The Indian Express Case MEDIA REPORT TO WOMEN I What Women Are Thinking And Doing To Make World Communications More Democratic . Vohune 15. Numk 6 November-December 1987

IN THIS ISSUE: Women Sportswriters and Editors Form New Organization ...... 3 Canadian Bookstore Wins Rele &e of Seized Books ...... 3 Women Still Stereotyped on Prime-Time Television ...... 4 How Do You Get to the Top in Media? A New Book Offers Some Guidance ...... 5 INTERNATIONAL NOTES ...... 6 NEW WOMEN'S PUBLICATIONS ...... 9 EDITORIAL by Donna Men ...... 12 MINERVA QUARTERLY REPORT ON WOMEN AND THE MILITARY

Volume V, Number 4; Winter 1987

DEFENSE SECRETARY AND CONGRESS SUPPORT RIGHT OF SPOUSES TO WORK...... 48 DACOWITS HOLDS FALL 1987 MEKI'ING...... l VETO BY FINE ARTS COMMISSION A By Betty Calhoun TEMPORARY SETRACK FOR VIEl'NAM WOMEN'S MEMORIAL...... 49 SUMMARY OF FINDINGS OF 1987 DACOWITS WESTPAC TRIP...... 8 WISCONSIN VIETNAM VETERANS PLAN FOR By Jacquelyn K. Davis WOMEN'S MEMORIAL...... 51 MILITARY WOMEN IN THE '8O1s...... 28 MONUMENT HONORING WAR NURSES By Carolyn Becraft and Lisa Zurmuhlen DEDICATED IN ILLINOIS...... 52 NEW PROGRAM STARTED FOR WOMEN FIRST BABY DELIVERED IN FOREIGN POLICY PROFESSIONALS...... 33 AIR FORCE C-5...... 53 By Frances G. Burwell FAT DOESN'T MEAN WIMPY...... 53 UNITED WOMEN VETERANS SPONSORS MINERVA 'S BlJLLElTN BOARD MAGAZINE DRIVE...... 54 1% PRESENTATIONS OF INTEREST...... 55 MINERVA GOES ON THE AIR...... 35 REVIEWS NO WOMEN RADIO REPORTERS CHOSEN FOR DUTY ON NAVY SHIPS IN THE PERSIAN GULF.....37 Brock-Utne, Educating for Peace: -A Feminist Perspective ...... 60 WOMEN IN ARMY COEIBAT UNITS By Sheila Tobias TO BE REASSIGNED...... 38 FEATURE ARTICLES ARMY OPENS TWO ENGINEER SPECIALTIES TO WOMEN...... 39 THE ISSUES: WOMEN AT RISK...... ' ...64 By Dorothy and Carl J. Schneider CANADIAN WOEEN SHOW LITIZE INTEREST IN ARMY COMBAT POSITIONS...... 40 SOVI~q'~~~~~w CAN'T FLY...... lo8 JAPAN MAY TRAIN WOMEN OFFICERS SOON...... 40 COMMON SENSE...... 112 By M. Patricia Capin UGANDA UNABLE TO SUBDUE FORCES OF WOHAN GUERrI,LA LEADER...... 41 REPORT ON THE MINERVA SURVEY (Part I) ..... 117 By Joan I. Biddle PENTAGON DECtSION WILL EXCLUDE WOMEN FROM AKMY COLLEGE FUND BENEFITS ...... 42 "WHO ARE YOU, WHY ARE YOU WING THIS. AND WHERE W YOU FIND THE TIME?": CONFESSIONS LESBIAN ORDERED REINSTATED OF AN EDITOR/PUBLISHER/ET CETERA...... I24 IN ARMY RESERVE ...... 43 By Linda Grant De Pauw LCDR HARVEY PUNISHED FOR SEXUAL HARASSMENT ...... 44 REGULAR FEATURES JUNE BROWN IS NEW INSPECTOR GENERAL...... 45 LElTER TO THE READER...... iii BECRAFT RETIRES FROEl WEAL PROJECT RECENT PUBLICATIONS OF INTEREST...... 57 ON WOMEN AND THE MTLITARY ...... 46 LElTERS TO MINERVA...... 132 PICKER BILL WOULD BENEFIT FORHER SPOUSES OF ENLISTED PEOPLE...... 47 THE LAST WORD...... 135 CONTENTS Hh Sparks Debati! on What Women Want ...... Page 1 W.Kuche Again? ...... Page 1 ,UP Jokes No Laylhiig Matter ...... Page 2 Women. Gays Lambast Pope ...... Page 3 hI@wWomen Set New Agenda ...... Page 3 Newsmakers Right Wrongs ...... Pages 4-5 Seattle Lesbian Center Thrives ...... Page 9 - Worried-Welt One Women's Tale ...... Page 10 .An HQmage to Ameba ...... Page 10 MiInspire No Ire ...... Pages 10-11 Peace As A Way of Life ...... Pages 14 15 Regular Features

Editorials...... Paye '1 Women and Health ...... Pages 6-1 . Wmin the Ark ...... Paye 8 .. Media Watch: ...... ;...... Pap! 9 'Personaq( Speaking ...... Pagts III I I Updatg.~wome~ ...... ~'A!.JI: I ! Information...... Pa!, .; 1i L . Calendar ...... pol I 3 Review of Books .-...... PJ~C Is .L Editoh Bookshelf ...... P.. .,.. !! VOLUME 17 NUMBER 1 JANUARY/FEBRUARY 1988

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volume xvii 1 - number 11 Daycare: women pay ...... 2 december 1987 Supreme Court: The Three Stooges ..3 IC-sections climbed ...... 4 Reagan abortion regs protested ....5 . Lesbian mothers ...... -7 Partntal leave compromised ...... 14 I Released rapist kills victim ...... 14 commenfarv (interview The Past as Utopia: Radical Rambles ...... 8 Feminism in Japan ...... 1 Sex Liberals ...... 10 We Relieve the Children ...... 12 I reviews

Chinese...... women writers ...... 19 Lesbian & Gay Civil Disobedience .. 15 This Is about Incest ...... 20 Legal Action: Women. Streets TGi370 ~IO...... 21 and Statutes ...... -21 TZjWit Wings ...... 22 mntext...... 23 news regular international Chicken Lady ...... 26 India: maternity leave cut ...... 6 Letters ...... 27 IBritain: abortion bill ...... 6 Ads ...... 28 I off our backs a women's

-- volume xvii number 1 reviews - ...... l4 january 1988 AU-~:-- Lesbian PhotoI aeh:3..eAlbum.. no,* c...-.m+ lC. I~~LIIIYa.I..... nay. LC~UIUII~vuc I UVI~C.~~ I Lesbian Passion ...... 16 I ...... -self~efensexries by Women.18 --- I commentary Women in Ireland ...... 4 Awakening to the Eve Mentality ...13 Hidden Victims ...... 19 roscow 8 Ke...... 20 response Open Letter to Johnson 8 Louise..21 ILGA Suspends South African Response to Sabrina Sojourner ....22 gay group ...... 3 South Korea: feminist candidate..3 lcartoon

I(( Dal kon Shield update...... DECEMBER 1937 In this issue VOLUME 11, NUMBER 4

At the Center by Gloria Dyc...... 3 Egalitarian. Bingo at a Baby Shower by Dona Lcc Davis...... 4 > % Painting (art work) -* by Lyle Keoke ...... 8 Poetry ...... 9, 11 by Naomi Feigelson Chase, Polly Brody, J. Mountain Leaf Volbroth, Patricia Jane Jones

Being a foreigner in China by Ruth Marshall ...... 12

"To Know the Meaning of the Words We Speak" JANUARY 1988 In this issue VOLUME 11, NUMBER 5

Mourning Dove, an Indian Novelist by Alama K. Brown ...... 3 Poetry by Patricia Leas, Deborah .s Bosley, Laura Hershey, Jana z+ Harris, Barbara Boncek, John -9% Solesten...... 5 .7 .. ,$+

Emilia Tatzeno (story) \ by Christopher Woods ...... 7 ,. i. RESOURCES FOR FEMINIST RESEARCH DOCUMENTATION SUR LA RECHERCHE FEHINISTE

Copyright 1987 M;bmen9sStudies

Table of Contents

Women's Studies in Canada. A History The Chairs Feminist Studies in Canada

Competition and Concensus: Conflicts in the Organization of Women's Studies Major Debates and Key Works Women's Studies Programmes in Canada

A Bibliography of Key Works Coordinators and Programmes

Major Associations

Documentation Centres Major Canadian Women's StudiesIFeminist Journals and Bulletins FALL EQUINOX 9986 Nmber One Volw One

ARTICLES AND POEMS BOOK RNINS Shaman, Wanan 34, Working Inside Out The Woman Who Listens to Stones 35. Changing the Book of Changes Weavlng Transformation 36. Quilt of Wanm'i Llves The World Above//and the World Below The Mother's Songs Ishta Chlkala (Young Girl) Woman and Music CLOSING the Green Tortoise 5 art by Ila 37. Announcements and Networking The Norse Runes: an Introduction 38. More Announcements Worn 39. Letters to SageWornan Talking to the Trees 40. News fran SageWoman Equinox Subscrlptlon Information Center Song Prints of Durga and Kall Laughing Goddesses of India: Durga and Kali The Passing of Blood Primal Dance The True Story of the Myth of Oemeter and Persephone and Hades The Mothers of Olumo Rock gulses of the goddess after medusa fell BKDlnlng Visible "Isearch you out" ?ight Flyer I sit in my cell' The Statue of Liberty -- Sueen of the Burning West Rootworks Revlsited - an Interview with Jean kuntaingrove Circles of Exchange L ionesses Eplphany aarksong art by Mar-Garet Andreas CREDITS FOR OTHER ART SPECIAL HUMOR SECTION zana - 5, 8, 13, 17, 19, 20, 26, 29, 24. Laughing Bridget -' 32, 36, inside covers 25. Cartoon by Joyce Brabner Abby Wll10wr00t - 2, 7, 15, 16, 19, 26. The Book of Found Goddesses 22, 24, 27, 33, 36, 38, front 27. Pagan Puzzles cover RITUALS prairie jackson - 35, back cover Crystal Lelghty 30 28. Photos of Lulsa Francia by Ine Guckert - 29. klf-Heal ing Ritual Kira Moonsister - 39 30. Self-Blessing Belly Dance (Dance of the Womb) 31. Anger Ritual A Woman Shield 32. Binding and Banishing Spell 33. Rose Meditation WmSOLSTICE 1966

Number Two Volume One

2. Just Who is That Jolly Old Elf?, by Beverly Miller 3. Listen to the Dance d the Mango. by Ruthann Robson 5. When a Father Takes His Daughter to Wife, by amille j. oompo 6. The Rose is a Swordless Warrior, by Diane de Hunt 11. "Gaia Mon Amour," tapestry, by Sasha Mclnnes 12. The Quest. by Wi i ni napa (Ms. P. J. Brown) 14. Pandora, by Doris Henderson 15. Initiation into the Feminine with the Tarot, by Christine Payne-Towler 17. Hibernation Exercises I & 11, by Jay Reed 1 8. Humphrey's Story. by Amy Brown 19. "In the center of my heart." by Gabriele 20. Kore's Descent. 9986, by Shekhinah Mountainwater 24. We Are SisterSpiritl, by Patti Long Wooden bowls and old caves, by Pat Andrus 25. High Dive, by Judith Louise 26. Woman/Star Secrets, by Deborah Dudley 27. In the Bathtub with "The Tale d Genji." by Joyce Brabner 28. Winter Depression: What is it7, by Chris Arthur 29. Chanukah Menorah. by ma "Velvet red." by Judith Louise 30. A Spree, by Carol Jean Logue A Different Creation Poem, by Lisa Yount 3 1. Death and Vision, by Pearl Time's Child 33. A Winter Depression, by Chris Carol 34. Woman the Weaver. by Noel-Anne Breman 35. Answer to "Pagan Puzzles," by Jenny Stanton Dear Mother, by Carol Browning Spiderwoman's Journey Within. by Carol Browning 36. Women's Rites, by Judith Laura Feminist Spirituality Annotated, by Beverly Miller 37. Chains, by Nan Hawthorne 38. Letters to SageWoman 39. AMOU~WIW~~Sand Networking 40. News from SageWoman Subscription information SPRING EQUINOX 1987

Number Three Volume One

TABLE OF CONTENTS

2. Boat Dreams, by Christine Menefee 3. The Banshee Song, by Kay Gardner 4. The Song of Sedna. by Artemis BonaDea 5. Sea Song d the Captured Selkie, by Noel-Anne Brennan 6. Eingana the Ever-Creatmng, by Nan Hawthorne 7. Untitled Tale. by Lorien 8. Initiation into the Feminine with the Tarot, by Christine Payne-Towler 12. Vernal Journal d the River Wind Woman, by Kaitlin Meadows 14. Full Moon Meditation, by Peggy Lagodny 15. A Rite Dedicated to Venus, by Keph Serah Jumping the Beltane Fires, by Raven Aurora 16. Cartoon, by Joyce Brabner 17. In the Beginning was the Word, by Beverly Miller 19. Vision Dream 11, by Mary Kancewick On My Quest For Singing Stones, by Wi i ni napa 20. Invoking the Ruby Serpent, by Elissa Malcohn Mmarche Ritual, by Chris 2 1. "Mmarche",tapestry by Sasha Mclmes 22. Sushi Bar, by Jay Reed 23. The Rose is a Swordless Warrior, by Diane de Hunt 3 1. Winter Passage. by Doris Henderson "song d rain", by Bobbie Jo Goggins Traveling to the Goddess, by Louise Budde DeLaurentis 32. Simple Rituals for the Very Young, by Lea 33. A Beltane Ritual for Children, by Maya Spector 34. Mother Earth's Colouring & Story Book (review by Carol SheBear; excerpt by Nicola Beechsquirrel) 35. The Wisewoman, by Laura Bean Inner Health, by Diane Stein 36. Journal Musing, by Artemis BonaDea Goddess Anthology Newsflash, by Helen Harvey Announcements and Networking 39. Letters to SageWoman 40. News from SageWoman Subscription Information The Antidote for Fear is Knowledge ... 3 Re-Calling my Fore-Bearers ...... 5 Just As I Am ...... 6 A Strand of Ancestors ...... 9 The Cosmic Arcana ...... 14 This Lady's for Burning ...... 23 Northern Goddesses ...... 27 Winter Reverie ...... 30 Birthing in the Goddess Tradition .... 40

Celebrating the-Dark ...... 19 'Hoof & Horn' ...... 25 13 Things to Think About ...... 26 Winter Rite to Amaterasu ...... 28 The Stone Rosary ...... 29

Future Pill ...... 9 Sacajawea & the Politicians ...... 11 On Blackness ...... 12 Kali Poem 2 ...... 18 Sow Lines for the Owl ...... 22 Autumn ...... 35 Learning to live with Fog ...... 35 Gold Uining ...... Back Cover

'Always Coming Home" ...... 32 Uusic by Spirited Women ...... 33 A Spirituality Starter Set ...... 34

Nevs from SapeWomaq ...... 2 Puzzle ...... 31 Cartoon ...... 31 Networking ...... 36 Classified ...... 38 Letters ...... 39 SEX ROLES A Journal of Research

Vol. 17. Nos. 7/8 October 1987 CONTENTS

"Masculinity," "Femininity," and the Complex Construct of Adjustment 359 Frank D. Payne Measuring Gender Differences: The Expressive Dimension and Critique of Androgyny Scales 375 Sandra Gill, Jean Stockard, Miriam Johnson, and Suzanne Williams Sex Stereotypes and the Leadership Role Arnie Cann and William D. Siegfried, Jr. Two Martinis and a Rested Woman: "Liberation" in the Sunday Comics 409 Linda Mooney and Sarah Brabant Societal Responses After Death: A Study of Sex Differences in Newspaper Death Notices for Birmingham, Alabama, 1900-1985 42 1 Bernice Halbur and Mary Vandagriff Sex Role Orientation and Social Skill: A Naturalistic Assessment of Assertion and Conversational Skill 437 Michael B. Frisch and Maryanne McCord Investigation of a Social-Interactional Model of Depression with Mildly Depressed Males and Females 449 Janet Woodryff Borden and Cynthia G. Baum The Relationship of Employment to Self-Perception and Well- Being in Women: A Cognitive Analysis 467 Paula R. Pietromonaco, Jean Manis, and Hazel Markus BOOK REVIEWS 479 SEX ROLES A Journal of Research

Vol. 17, Nos. 9/10 November 1987 CONTENTS

Sex Differences in Household Labor- Time: A Comparison of Rural and Urban Couples 489 Frances Cogle Lawrence, Peggy S. Draughn, Grace E. Tasker, and Patricia H. Wozniak Sexual Identity Scale: A New Self-Assessment Measure 503 . Barbara B. Stern, Benny Barak, and Stephen J. Gould Sex-Related Differences and Visual-Spatial Mental Imagery as Factors Affecting Symbolic Motor Skill Acquisition 52 1 Robert E. Koslow Androgyny in a Male-Dominated Field: The Relationship of Sex- Typed Traits to Performance and Satisfaction in Engineering 529 Carolyn M. Jagacinski Sex Role Self Schema and Psychological Adjustment in Coupled Homosexual Men and Women 549 Lawrence A. Kurdek Balancing the Power in Dating Relationships Elizabeth Grauerholz Physical and Psychological Causality as Determinants of Culpability in Sexual Harassment Cases 573 Daniel A. Thomann and Richard L. Wiener Cognitive Accessibility of Sex Role Concepts and Attitudes Toward Political Participation: The Impact of Sexist Advertisements 593 Norbert Schwarz, Dirk Wagner, Maria Bannert, and Lucia Mathes BOOK REVIEWS 603 ANNOUNCEMENT 609 SEX ROLES A Journal of Research

Vol. 17. Nos. 11/12 December 1987

CONTENTS SPECIAL ISSUE: Social Networks and Gender Differences in the Life Space of Opportunity Candice Feiring and Deborah Coates, Issue Editors

Social Networks and Gender Differences in the Life Space of Opportunity: Introduction 61 1 Candice Feiring and Deborah Coates The Child's Social Network: Sex Differences from Three to Six Years 62 1 Candice Feiring and Michael Lewis Children's Relationships with Nonparental Adults: Sex-Specific Connections to Early School Success 637 Dave Riley and Moncrieff Cochran Boys and Girls as Social Support Theorists Deborah Belle, Robin Burr, and James Cooney Gender Differences in the Structure and Support Characteristics of Black Adolescents' Social Networks 667 Deborah L. Coates Gender Differences in Perceived Intimacy with Different Members of Adolescents' Social Networks 689 Dale A. BIyth and Frederick S. Fester-Clark Social Networks of Family Members: Distinctive Roles of Mothers and Fathers 719 Mary Ellen Oliveri and David Reiss An Exaniination of Sex Differences in Social Support Among Older Men and Women 737 Toni C. Antonucci and Hiroko Akiyama Gender Differences in Cross-Generation Networks Lillian E. Troll SIGNS JOURNAL OF WOMEN IN CULTURE AND SOCIETY

CONTENTS

WINTER 1988 VOU#E I3 NUMBER 2

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Wandering In the Wibau: The Search for Women Role Models

Racism and Faminist Aesthetitiu: The Provocatron of Anne Duden's Openrng of the Mouth

Marriage Promises and tha Valw of r Woman's Testimony in Colonial Mexico

Ruth L. Smith and Mutuality and Marginality: Liberal Moral Theory and D.kmh M. Vahm Working-class Women In Nineteenth-Century England

Amalia IWlanr-Cumon and Contemporary Hohew Woman's FMkn

Flald hpmdmem R.#Ych: A Historical Analys~sof a Psycholgcal Construct REVISIONSIREPORTS Bkclr Woman In Poverty: Some Comments on Female-headed Farn~hes BOOK REVIEWS Faminiat to Wenca edited by Ruth Ble~er;Teaching Wema and Health from r Faminiat Perspadve: A Pr& Gul& by Sue V. Rosser; Woman, Faminim, and Biology by Lynda Birke: Woman, Biology, and Public Pdiqedited by Virginia Sapiro

Black Woman in the Fiction of James Baldwin by Trudier Harris: Black and Whita Woman of the Old South: The Pealiar Slstarhood in American Uterrtura by Minrose C. Gwm; ConJurlng, Black Wm,Fiction, and Tradition edited by Marjorie Pryse and Hortense Spillen

MqMupwt Fonow Feminist Poiitla and Human Natura by Alison Jaggar; Marxism and the Oppression of Wm: Toward a Unitary Theory by Lise Vogel; Gender and History: The Umits of Ma1Thaary in the Age of the Family by Linda Nicholson

Regina Morana-Sanchez The World Their Household: The American Woman's Foreign Minion Movement and Cultural Trmrformatlon, 187&1920 by Patricia R Hill: The Gospel of Gentility: Amdun Women Mldonarisr in Turn-of-thscentury China by Jane Hunter SIGNS JOURNAL OF WOMEN IN CULTURE AND SOCIETY

Volume 13, No. 2, Cont.

Elizabeth Wood 354 Women Making Music The Western Art Tradition. Il5&l950 edited by Jane Bowers and Judith Tick

Mary Ann Medlin 357 Sellers and Servants Working Women in Uma, Peru by X~menaBunster and Elsa M. Chaney; Women and Change in btin America New Directions in Sax and Ciur edited by June Nash and Helen I. Safa

Luiw White 360 African Women dthe law: Historical Perspectives edited by Margaret Jean Hay and Marcia Wright; Women and Slavery in Africa edited by Claire C. Robertson and Martin A. Klein; Sharing the Same Bowl: A Socioeccmomk Hlstory of Women and Class in Accra. Ghana by Clare C. Robertson; Marrying Well: Marriage. Status and Social Change among the Educated Elite in Colonial lapsby Kristin Mann; Widows in AMcan Sodati= Choices and Constraints edited by Betty Pdash

Patricia Meyer Spukr 365 Women, Power, and Subversion: Social Strategies in British Fiction, 1778-1860 by Judrth Lowder Newton: The Determined Readec Gender and Culture in the Novel from Napohon to Victoria by Carla L. Peterson; Women in the English Novel, 1800-1900 by Merryn Williams; Sax, Politia, and Science in the Ninetemth-Century Novel edited by Ruth Bernard Yeazell

M. D. R Evans 369 International Migration: The Femak Experlenw edited by Rita James Simon and Carolme B. Brettell

CONFERENCE REPORT Jane Jaquette and 372 Two Conferances butWomen and Polltla Kathleen Staudt

COMMENT AND REPLY HilqRose 377 Comment on Schiebinger's 'The Hi* and Philosophy of Women in Science: A Review Essay"

Phyllis Palmer 384 Commant on Keller and Moglen's "Competition and Feminirm. Conflicts for Academic Women"

387 United States Notes

388 Publications of Interest

391 Calls for Papers

393 About the Contributors

396 Notice to Contributors sinister wisdom

Fall 1987

A Journal for the Lesbian Imagination in the Arts and Politics Contents

Elana Dykewomon Notes for a Magazine: A Dyke Geography Notes on the Themes (upcoming issues) Adrienne Rich Negotiations (poem) Gloria Anzaldlia *En Rapport, In Opposition: Cobrando Cuentas A Las Nuestrus (essay) Chrystos I Am Not Your Piincess (poem)

Melanie Kaye/Kantrowitz War Stories, 197-: (narrative) Leslita Williams Non-violence (poem) Barbara Ruth When Marie Laveau Danced in Congo Spre (poem) Paula Brooks Arousing the Poem (poem)

Teya Schaffer We Learn (poem) Sandra Butler and Barbara Rosenblum The Will (dialogue)

Lynn Crawford Letter to a Friend (letter) Jan Hardy Memorial Day, three years after (poem) Jan Hardy independence day (poem) Judy Meiksin Tied (poem) Margaret Tongue FatherslDaughters (poem) Rose Romano Not to be Trusted (poem)

Nancy Humphreys Song of Lilith (narrative) Patricia Filipowska According to Guinness (poem) Gloria Anzaldlia that dark shining thing (poem) Winn Gilmore Just Plain Hanna (narrative) Leslita Williams Purple Garlic (poem) Sawnie Morris Through Daylight (poem) sinister wisdom Fall 1987, Cont.

84 Cathy Czapla My Heart is a Forest (poem) 85 Elana Dykewomon the real fat womon poems (poem) 94 Susan Stinson The Lesson (poem) 94 Susan Stinson The Cool Reticence of Privilege Coming its Ass (poem) •˜•˜•˜ 97 Cleve Boutell Camp Stories (narrative) 103 Karen J. Hall Misdemeanor (poem) 104 Meredith Rose For a Limited Time (narrative) 111 Ann Hutchinson The Intensity of Our Laring (poem) 112 Michal Brody Transit Waltz (song)

114 Barbara Ruth Borderlands/La Frontera by Gloria Anzaldh (review) 116 Books Received 117 Correction toVickie Sears' poemon Father's Death ins W #32 118 Contributors' Notes 120 Announcements and Classified Ads

Art 17 Sudie Rakusin from Dreams and Shadows (drawing) 35 Max Dashu And Brazil Danced With Aflca (drawing) 42 Grace Harwood ladder, Puye Ruins, Pajarito Plateau, NM (photograph) Grace Harwood window, Museum of Nao Mexico, Santa Fe (photograph) Max Dashu ~shi-bolnitsa- he Flax Crone (drawing) Sudie Rakusin from Dreams and Shadows (drawing) Anita Schriver Blue Whale Skeleton '86 (2 photographs) Volume 13, Number 4

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FWty Hnatiuk Diary of 8 Day Cam Worker 11 vmrmo Cm Cynthia Enlot and Ann Scales HIUoween Feast In Somenllle 37 Women m "hidera" md "Outsldera" 13 Janet Fdman VIEWPOINT Conseloosnaa WagRevisltcd 18 Jonct Mkoe/I AIDS-A Minority Women's Dhw 7 FICTION & POETRY Johnerr. I. Bonks 7 Tonda March Conflnting Claw md Race 9 Moralng Gory 22 Olga Bmumw OTHERDEPARTMENTS sprrea 30 ~cnm 3 Elizabeth @Iin/an M~Ic/SpceldEvents Sd Fmad 30 Edocntlon 1 Monh Raymond W-Order W2l SUUfe: CbMm 1983 30 Natlond News 9 Ro* &Maim R0ffman RcWl 22-23 htertrlnlag Strmgcrs 30 Tnvd Gdda Watcra Maw 10 Bms P-Tom 11 Moqaret Randdl Outdoor Adventom 9 Dr/ferently-Abled Womm Sprok OW 39 Natlood . 12 Bdfy Dnnker Cdendu 24 Mothen Stmgghg for Acceptmce 39 Boston Brltfs % Wmdy Smlford Smlna 15-16.2647 Necewuy Rbka 40 Hdtb 34-35 'Ibenp~ 41-43 FIX Boob 3MO Kathl Maio ~oobtoraof Woa n Sex md the Slngle Tmrbt 31 Hdp Wmted 444 Svron Sliqplm WOBD 46 Supermom vs. Saperklatz 32 anSdfkd 47 Volume 13, Number 5

January 1988

Kathi Maio Luli Gray Hello Agufn: Not Nly, Not Fnaa~ 33 Meredith Zamsky's Food For Thought IS Betsy Salkind and Vanessa Crvz Sonla Johnson: "Brtaklng Fm" 16 Lori DiPrete Voica From Nicaragua 18 Melanie Benon The Lunch- A Nosh with Mlchclk Gabow 30 Janet Connom Lkbbie Lubarr, Barbara Newman. Shirley Royster Lesbian Mothers Come Out 20 Louue Rice 21 Maumn L. Conmy Mlnorlty Communltla Respond to AIDS DLrertmlnation Acwthe ha 7 FICTION& POETRY Karen Lee Osborne Neeawy Enemy 8 Marjorie Fnll Splitting: For My Daughter 23 OTHERDEPARTMENTS Lctcm 3 Mtule/Spcdrl Erentr 67 Judith Nichols-Orion services &1@,17,19 Tonlgbt I CdYou Back 73 Natloml Ncrn 18 Dzvinia Orlowsky Ta A CosmeUdan 23 Tmrd CJdg Outdoor Adrcntorrr 11 Lrmemlda Santiago M.r l3 Eyewitness 211 Westen P-torn 13 Nat(oarl 14 Korhi Kolb c.kndu 24 Tbc Personal b Revolutionw 36 Boston Brkfm 21 Marh Papcastoki ReM 28-19 Tbq Shdkt Blades Into Chdca 37 Herltb S32 Kauya Nodo nempy 22,33-35 Global Falth 37 Boob 36 Suwn Jarag Mail Order 38-39 Nethe Crlw. Child Sexual Abw 41 Bookstores of Boston 40 lkwn Lawson Education 4243 TdgDath with P.D. Juna 42 Help Wanted 44-45 Kathlm Walsh WOBD 46 Lablu Novel of Recovery U Clsssified 47 Volume 13, Number 6

February 1988

Ka#n UndPcy THEATER As tbe (Lesbian) World Tusr U msy Solkind "Do YOUKnow That Woman GAL?" 33 Angela Born. Tml CWz J~~ifcr bod, Jocqul ~lucnkr TWog Isspc wltl~Soda 14 Luvtn S Ch& Women of CUE.: H- Up Hdf the 510 16- PRyUIr Rshu 'Reficetloas of 8 MIddk-Aged Fe~minM 18 Artticia L. Bcdrrhcr Trlptycb of Womanvokc: Brook, Okn, and Sarton-19

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Latm 3 l?arrtbm 4-5 ~rk/spdd~atr 6, cn Nsti0m.l New 8 TmdGdda o.uoOrAha1.rcl 11 WaclrMr U ?-tom 15 NdMd s21 w 22-n clk.dn 24 woa &&Is 24 llnomcG.idc 28 S+r*lcel =, =2 M.u(kdcr M-I ~ookntoreaof Boston n Hem 384 T~~PY 33,4143 Hdp Wmntzd 14-45 WOBD 46 araafizd 47 W dC a.4 cn Rib CONTENTS

FEATURES 45 Widow burning in India

BRITAIN I2 June Jordan, black American poet and political activist, intdrviewed 8 '67 Abortion Act under serious threat 18 Dance Umbrella '87 9 ILEA under attack 22 Jewish Feminism and the struggle for I0 A report from the Labour Party identity Conference 26 Interview with Sweet Honey 42 The Tory White Paper on housing, the new imminration laws, social 38 Angel extract from Merle Collin's - - services and the poll hx, plus moye... new novel 52 All Good Women - interview with writer Valerie Miner

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Fall 1987

CONTENTS

Nicole Brossard Certain Words Baba Copper Mothers and Daughters of Invention

Mary Daly , Selected Words fiom in Cahoots with Webstersr First New Intergalactic Jane Caputi Wickedary of the English Language

Diane R. Holman The Penis as Problematic: Feminist Observations on the Anatomical Distinctions Between the Sexes Sarah Lucia Hoagland Moral Agency under Oppression: Playing among Boundaries Bonnie St. Andmws TRMAL LNES Writing the Revolution: Frederih Bremer (180165) Jane Caputi In Review: Margaret Randall's This Is About lncest Karen Elk In Review Bonnie St. Andrews' Forbidden Fmic Onthe Relationship Between Women and Knowledge in Doris king, Selma Lgerli,f, Kate Chopin, Margaret Atwood LiiWeil . In Review Sonia Johnson's Going Out of Our Minds: The Metaphysics of Liberation TROUBLE: ., & STRIFE

No.12 Winter 1987

Letters...... 2 Coalitions, Leadership and Power Beth Ritchie talks to Liz Kelly about the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence ...... 5 For a Song: Female Sexual Slavery in Asia Tomo Haruhi, Tsukamoto Yumi, and Iyori Naoko ...... 10 The Controversial Feminist Dena Attar on the need for feminist polemic ...... 16 Getting Him Off the Hook -- the theory and practice of mother-blaming in child sexual abuse Carol AnnHooper ...... 20 Japan's First Wave -- Diana Leonard interviews FUJIEDAMioko...... 26 In Labour. Sara Roeloffs talks to Lynn Alderson about women in the Labour Party ...... 33 A Difficult, Dangerous Honesty Margaret Ward on Northern Irish Feminism in the 1980s ...... 36 Who's Afraid of Andrea Dworkin? A critical look at the way Intercourse has been reviewed Susan Kappeler...... 44 I Writing Our Own History Sara Scott interviews Angie Cooper about feminism in Manchester ..... 49 Tulsa S& in Women's Literature Volume 6, Number 2 Fall 1987

CONTENTS

Introduction: Women and Nations Ninu Auerbach, Guest Editor

hlutionary Mmen Betsy Erkkika

Expanding YArnerica":Lydia SigoMlq'sSkctchofConnecticut, Catharine Sedgwick'm Hope Uie Smufra A. Zqpd

Mrds and Wrlds: Emma Lazawk Contlicting Citizenships Diane Lichunrtcin

Qwen Victoria, Empire, and Excess AdlknneAuslmvGrMMiJI

"Em of the Sun and West of the Moon": Victorians and Fairy Brides CQIOlCSiIOer

Of Babylands and Babylons: E. Nesbit and the Reclamation of the Fairy Tale U.C. Kmrpjhck

Photographing rhe Body Politic Ond Shloss + TURN-OFTHE-CENTURY WOMEN

Volume 111, Number 1 Summer 1986

Tbrning Points: Ella D'Arcy by Margaret D. Stetz "An Enchanted Princess" by Ella DXmy

Aesthetic Meanings in Women's Ttm-of-the-Century Fundraising Fairs by Beverly Gordon 15

Lady Sleuths and Women Detectives by Fay M. Blake 29

Women as 'lj.pewriters by Joli Jensen 43

Review: by Suzanne W Jones

Announcements and Books Received 54 +I? TURN-OF-THE-CENTURY WOMEN +I?

Vohme 111, Number 2

'Tbrning Points: Mabel E. Wotton by Maigamt D. Stetz "The Fifth Edition" by Mabel E. Wotton

The Poems of Emify Lawless and the Life of the West by Elizcrbeth Grubgeld

Acting Through the Barricades: A Search for Prototypes of Feminist Theatre by Gay Gibson Cima

Reviews by Mark Samuels Lusner and Anne Aresty Naman

Announcements and Books Received VOLUME 1, NUMBER 1 SUMMER 1987 $2.00 I TABLE OF CONTENTS

FEATURES Speaking the Same Language: An Interview with Artists Nancy Fried and Christina Schlesinger ... 8 By Jenifer Levin Photographs by Adrienne Wiams The Hardwick Decision ...... 5 By Paula L. Ettelbrick Herstoq...... 15 By Judith Schwan Tomlin Film Engaged in Lawsuit ...... 19 By Paula E. Langguth Jlykes to Watch Out For ...... l3 By Alison Bechdel

Excited...... 4 By Gloria Didder REVIEWS Books - "Long nme Passing* ...... 22 By Julie Abraham Film - *Lily Tomlin: The Movie* ...... 18 By Paula E. Langguth Theater ...... 21 By Rosalie J. Miller DEPARTMENTS

Classifieds...... 23

Resources...... 24

Letter from the Publisher ...... 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS

FEATURES Volume 2, No. 1 JanuarylFebruary 1988

Lesbian Wety and AIDS: Tbe Very Last FdqTale...... 4 by Lce Chiaramonte

A Convvsetion With Jenifer Irvln ...... 10 by Susan Padto

March on Washington 1987: A Photo Essay...... 14& 15 by Pat Senyich

Dykes to Watch Out For...... 13 byAliml&chdel COLUMNS Her Story - Tbe Karoks of California Meet the Farmerettes &New Justy ...... 16 by Judith Schm Under the Law - Rotccting ReIationshlps ...... 18 by Paula L. Ettelbrick

M&ed Messages-Play Mystic For Me ...... 21 by Susie Day

POETRY

Jllastmtion for a Baok of Poems ...... 2S by Kathryn Gka~on

REVIEWS

Books - "Love, Death, and, the Changiq of the Seasonsn ...... 8 by Meryl Ahan 'm- POWLai ...... 19 by Kathryn Gleason Tbeater - nMunoriasde la Revolucionn...... 22 by Rosalie J. Miller Film - nSheMust Be Seeing Thingsn ...... 24 by Paula E. Langguth Volume 11, No. 4 December 1987

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Pay Equity Update 2 Margaret Myers f Pay Equity Resource Center 5 Pamela Tellew Building a Women's "Message 6 Musicw Collection Bonnie Jo Dopp Children's Cornucopia 10 Marge Loch-Wouters Media Reviews Books 12 Monica Fusich Roberta Greifer Kathleen Hirooka Beth Sibley Patty Won9 Music 26 Pat Mullan Feminist Filmmaking as Strategy: Rate it X 29 Claudette Charbonneau News and Send Fors 3 4 Paige Chernow Books Received 3 7 Patty Wong Conference News back cover Kathleen Hirooka CONTENTS voLm1 NuMBER 9,

December I987

MARYLADISH AND THE NEW BALLET 4 PUBLISHER'S LETTER -81 MCBRDES' ASIDES Milwaukee can boast of a ballet with extraordinary potential, thanks to Mary 10 Ladish. By Leifa Butrick. 8 LETTERS THELAST ANNIVERSARY 15 CAREERS An unusual, delicately written story'of a 17 YOURCHILD'S HEALTH fortieth anniversary. By Lyn Larkin. - 18 WISCONSIN WOMEN IN FOCUS 2 4 22 FOOD 27 FINANCE HOLIDAYHAPPENINGS 39 Boom STATEWIDE 44 ARTS Grand goings-on across the state. By Julie 50 HERITAGE 2 8 Wichman. 54 LAW 66 FICIION FESTIVEFINERY FOR CHILDREN 70 SHOPPING Charming children dress up for the 74 NEWLOOK OF THE MONTH holidays. 76 WISCONSIN WOMAN 3 5 EDITORIAL CALENDAR 1388 THECHRISTMAS GIFT 80EmVEss A family receives an unexpected Christmas 40 present. By Bonnie Wasser. DOTTIEJUENGST, PORTRAIT OF A PRESIDENT Meet the new President of the League of 5 2 Women Voters. By Leah Abrahams. INDIANWOMEN: STRENGTHAND SPIRIT Native American women have a proud heritage 2nd preserve their culture. By 5 6 Judith Bridges. WOMENOF THE CLOTH Four Wisconsin clergywomen share their 60 goals and ideals. By Margaret Houk. CONTENTS VOLUME 1NUMBER 10 January 1988 SUSANENGELEITER 4 PUBLISHER'S LETER The first candidate to.throw her hat into 74 MCBRIDES' ASIDES the ring, Engeleiter could be the first woman from Wisconsin to hold a U. S. DEPARTMENTS 8 Senate seat. By Leifa Butrick. LE'ITERS WISCONSIN WOMEN IN FOCUS STANDBY YOURMAN? LAW Why Elizabeth Dole gave up her job as a FOOD high-ranking government official to work HEALTH on her husband's campaign for President. CAREERS 11 BY Peggy Simpson CREATIVE HOME FINANCE WEDDINGSTO REMEMBER CHILD'S HEALTH Styles have changed but wedding bells are ART3 still special. By Catriona Tudor Erler. FICnON 2 7 LAW CALENDAR YOU'REFIRED - WHATS NEW LOOK OF THE MONTH NEXT? SHOPPING How to make the most of losing a job. By Cover: Susan EngeI.&#siret 30 Lin ~rensini. Phorogr4by by fin MnUg Hair and dsrpCoil Schwalbach of From Hair On CAREEROUTLOOK 1988 Women in the workplace - how they're doing and what's in store for them. By 3 3 Julie Wichman. KARLA JORDAN KOLLECTIONS Her entrepreneurial effort becomes a nationwide success.

- HEADHUNTING 45 How to get the job you want.

TRAVELAGENTS TRAVEL 76 Wisconsin women travel agents. Wisconsin Women's Law Journal

VOL. I1 Spring 1986

Coppight O 1987 6y the Wisconsin Women's Law Journal, Inc. All tights resend. CONTENTS

ARTICLES ALTERNATIVEFAMILIES: OBTAINING TRADITIONALFAMILY BENEFITS - THROUGHLITIGATION, LEGISLATION AND COLLECTIVEBARGAINING Barbara J. Cox I QUESTFOR LABORSTANDARDS IN THE ERAOF ELEANORROOSEVELT: THE CASE OF INDUSTRIALHOMEWORK Eileen Boris 53 PORNOGRAPHY:THE SUPREME COURT REJECTSA CALLFOR NEW RESTRICTIONS Gordon Baldwin 75 COMMENTARY DFCONSTRU~NGCLS-FEM SPLIT Robin West 85 COMMENTS LAWENFORCEMENT AND PROSECUTOR RESPONSESTO DOMESTICVIOLENCE: NON-INVOLVEMENTTO THE APPLICATIONOF CRIMINALJUSTICE SANCTIONS Katherine Lynn Held 95 THECONSTITUTIONAL PRIVACY RIG^ As APPLIEDTO PSYCHOTHERAPY COMMUNICATIONS. Mary Patricia Field 125 BOOK REVIEWS

Sally Markowitz 151 GOVERNINGTHE HEARTH Elizabeth B. Clark 159 Issue Eight Winter 1988 CONTENTS

Shuma Chakravarty: The Dark Devi ...... 17 Hayat Imam.Spring Redd. Judi Chamberlin: Li t Returning Alternative Mental Health Prcp31ns ...... 20 DelrcfL Pulgram Arthen: Shamantc Witchcratr ...... 41 Azra Sirnonetti: Seeds For Jov...... 60 Paula Gunn Allen: Recovering Spintual Reality in Native American Traditions ...... 68

ARTICLES Going Out of Our Minds. by Sonia Johnson...... 6 Living With Death as a Teacher. by Rrn Wright ...... 12 Living as Fish: Emilie Conrad Da'Oud and Continuum. by Carolyn R. Shaffer ...... 14 The Dark Goddess. by Patricia Reis ...... 24 Endings and Origins. by Merlin Stone ...... 28 Mysteries of the Dark Mmn. by Dernetra George ...... 30 The Prieateaaea of Hecate. by Kathryn Theatana ...... 35 hlitid Wit&craft, by Z Budapest ...... 38 Eye of the Vulture, by Luisah Teish and Uzuri Aminl ...... 53 Menstruation: Our Link to Ancient Wisdom, by Jean Mountaingrove ...... 64 &La* Nixing, He- and X-ing,by Mary Daly ...... 76

POETRY Womon Healing, by ~al~oaka...... 5 Wild Night Dreuns. by Manlyn Kaatz ...... 51

ARTWORK. PHOTOGRAPHY Tarot cards. by Karen Kuykendall ...... outside front wver Tarot cards. by Vicki Noble and Karen Vogel ...... inside fmnt aver Tarot cards. by ffiona Morgan ...... 35.36. 37 Photoessay. by Gail Bryan ...... 45 Photography. by Susan Friedman ...... 5.48. Artwork. by Anne-Marie de Barolet ...... 50. 51 Artwork. by Deborah jones ...... 52 lhmt card. by Sudie Rakusin ...... inside back aver Tarot cards. by Johanna Gargiulo-Sherman ...... outside back cover

DEPARTMENTS FROM THE EDITOR, by Pia M . Codavitame ...... 4 THEMES OF FUTURE ISSUES ...... 81 RESOURCES ...... 83 ANNOUNCEMENTS, NETWORKS, CLASSIFIEDS. EVENTS. CLASSES/WORKSHOPS. PUBLICATIONS ...... 84 THE CAULDRON: New Women's Works ...... 91 NUITCES ...... 92 THEME RESOURCm Publications and Ornanizations...... 94 PATHS OF THE HEART: "Vision Birthing," by L~ndaAnn he Howe ...... 96 Woman's Art Journal

Vol. 8 No. 2 Fall 198V Winter1988

One Point Perspective, by Elsa Honig Fine ...... 2

ISSUES AND INSIGHTS Sally Michel: The Other Avery, by Robert Hobbs ...... 3 Anna Jameson on Women Artists, by Adele M. Holcomb ...... 15 Alice and George Hbpplewhite's Cabinet-Maker & Upholsterer's Guide, by Gloria Breeskin Peck ...... 25

PORTRAITS Inie Mailou Jones: The Grande Dame of African-American Art, by Betty La Duke ...... 28 Rachel Rosenthal: Performance Artist in Search of Transformation, by M. Virginia B. Bettendorf ...... 33 Anna Urbanowicz-Krowacka and Fiber Art, by Danuta Batorska ...... 39

REVIEWS Monuments and Maidens: The Allegory of the Female Form, by Marina Wainer. Reviewed by Jean Gillies ...... 45 The Lives of Lee Miller, by Antony Penrose. Reviewed by Whitney Chadwick ...... 48 The Havemeyers: Impressionism Comes to America, by Francis Weitzenhoffer. Reviewed by Amy Fine Collins ...... 49 In Pursuit of Beauty: Americans cmd the Aesthetic Movement, essays by Doreen Bolger Burke, Jonathan Freedman, Alice Cooney Frelinghuysen, David A. Hanks, Marilyn Johneon, James D. Kornwolf, Catherine Lynn,Roger B. Stein, Jennifer Toher, and Catherine Hoover Voorsanger, with the assistance of Carrie Rebora. Reviewed by Mary Ann Stankiewicz ...... 52 "American Women Artists, 1830-1930," introduction by Eleanor Tufts; essays by Gail Levin, Alessandra Comini, and Wanda M. Corn; "National Museum of Women in the Arts" (Selections from the Permanent Collection), introduction by Alessandra Comini; entries by Martha McWilliams, Mary buise Wood, and Eric Denker; "A Kansas Collection: A Harvest of the Best of Kansas Artists"; "Some Like It Hot." Reviewed by Betsy Fahlman ...... 55 BOOKS AND CATALOGUES RECEIVED ...... 59 & ENVIRONMENTS

Vol. 10, No. 1, Fall 1987

A Women's Housing Manifesto The Kid in the Cardboard Box Alison Acker Building a Women's Community in Costa Rica Yutta Fricke Survivors of Violence: Global Organizing Sherry Galey Fighting Violence in the Global Village Susan Prentice Enduring Private Housing Valerie McDonald Neighbowhood Women Do It Together Rochelle Wyner Reflections of Home Rachel Pfeffer & Josephine Imbimbo . Housing the Homeless Mother and Child Christine Bengliu Bevington The American Dream Comes Home To Roost Marjorie Bard Out of the Kitchen, Into the SQuats Kate Lazier MUMS Brenda Thompson No One Spoke for Drina Brendu Doyk Farge How Hard Could it Be? Elaine Bishop with Jane Brackley Out in the Field Reviews, In Print EDITORIAL OVERVIEW Jeanne Mager Stellman, PhD The Rape Exam: Beyond the Hospital Emergency Room WO#EN Patricia Yancey Martin, PhD Diana M. DiNitto, PhD Performance of Breast Self-Examination by Women at High Risk for Breast Cancer She* W. Ahgnu, PhD Patricia J. Momkofi PhD HEALTH Jeanette M. Bevett, MS Diane M. Reddy, fiD Volume 12 Number 2 Relationship of Smoking to Lifestyle Factors in Women 1987 Linda L Pedemon, PhD Kalhleen M. Stavmky, PhD Women's Roles, Interest in Health and Health Behavior Judith H. Hibbad DrPH Cl)dcRPalpc,PhD

Employment Characteristics and Health Status Among Men and Women Miti#H. Hibbad DrPH CWRPopc, PkD WOMEN & Hlr;4LTH REVIEW Sex Differentials in Health and Mortality Lois M. Vehugge, PhD Deborah L wmgani, PhD HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES ON WOMEN'S HEALTH Editor, David Rosner, PhD Physicians, Reformers and Occupational Disease: The Discovery of Radium Poisoning claudio Clark BOOK REVIEWS Editor, Janis Bany, PhD Outrageous Misconduct; The Asbestos Industry on Trial, by Paul Brodeur Reviewed ljy Janb Bany, PhD Medical Screening of Workers, by Mark A. Rothstein Reviewed by llise L. Feitshans, Esq. Women and Health: The Politics of Sex in Medicine, edited by Elizabeth Fee Reviewed by Swati Desai, PhD Feminism 91. and Epistemology: WOMEN Approaches to Research in & Women and Politics ---- POLITICS Volume 7, No. 3, Fall 1987

About the Contributors vii EDITOR'S PREFACE Maria J. Falco TWO VIEWPOINTS Is Political Action Diane L. Fowlkes Beyond Methodological Monism Mary E. Hawkesworth TQMARDS A FEMINIST EPISTEMOLOGY Liberal Positivistic Epistemology and Research on Women and Politics Rita Mae Kelly Bernard Ronan Margaret E. Cawley Storytelling Power: Personal Narratives and Political Analysis 29 Eloise A. Buker -- --- Post-Lacanian French Feminist Theory: Luce Irigaray 47 Patrice McDennott FROM MONISM TO PLURALISM The Feminization of Epistemology: Gender and the Social Sciences 65 Susan Hekman Political Science and Caring: Or, The Perils of Balkanized Social Science Joan C. Tronto 1 Feel Therefore 1 Am: A Critique of Female Experience as the Basis for a Feminist Epistemology Judith Grant BIBLIOGRAPHIC ESSAY Feminist Epistemology: A Survey of the Field 115 Mary E. Hawkesworth 92.

Women, Power, and Therapy: Issues for Women

Volume 6, Nos. 1/2 Spring/Summer 1987

Foreword xix Women Psychiatrists Change the American Psychiatric Ellen Cole Association 183 Esther D. Rothblwn Marjorie Bmude Preface xxi The Name Game: Psychiatry. . and Taxonomy 187 Marjorie Bmude Paula J. Caplan SECTlON 1 Prevention of Sexual Assault Through the Resocialization Extending Perceptions-Contributions to Theory xxvii of Women: Unlearning Victim Behavior 203 Jan Leland-Young Women and Power 1 Joan Nelson Jean Baker Miller The Family hervention Program Reflections on Gender and Psychotherapy 11 Erica Rothman AIerrrndm G. Kaplan Kit Wtnson Gender Based Countertransference of Female Therapists Women to Women: Facilitating Decision-Making About in the Psychotherapy of Women 25 Contraception 22 1 Tereso Bemardez Matiha E. Zitehlke Women. Depression and the Global Folie: The Role of "Coming Out" hy the Lesbians A New Framework for Therapists 4 1 in the Physician-Patient Relationship 231 Gmchen GrinneII Suan R. Johnson S~isanM. Guenther An Integration of Feminist and Psychoanalytic Theory 59 ' Charlone Kmuse Pnnan Choice in Childbirth: Power and the Impact of the Modern Childbirth Reform Mwement 239 Working with Distressed Adolescent Femalesa Martha Livingston Countertransference Issues 73 Fmnces Newman - - Single Mothers by Choice: A Family Alternative 263 Ruth Mechaneck Black Women and the Politics of Skin Color and Hair 89 Elizabeth Wein Margo Okazawa-Rty Judith Kuppersm'th Tmcy Robinson Janie Ectoria Wani SECTlON Ill New Models CognitiveIBehavior Therapy for Agoraphobic Women: Toward Utilizing Psychodynamic Understanding to Ten Years in the "Our Bodies. Ourselves" Collective 287 Address Family Belief Systems and Enhance Behavior Judy Norsigian . Change 103 Wendy Coppedgr Sanfoni I~ Goldstein Wor Getting There and Hanging In: The Story of WCREC. ' Beyond Homophobia: Learning to Work with Lesbian A Women's Services Collective 293 Clients 125 Jackie Yeomans Rachel Josefowitz Siege1 Women's Health Care: An Innovative Model 305 SECTION II Kanm Johnson - -- Arenas of Power 135 Female Alcoholism and Affiliation Needs Marjorie Moyar A Woman's Experience 139 Marjorie Braude Mental Health: The Elizabeth Stone House Alternative 323 Ann Beckmi Gender and Roles in a Hospital Setting: Affiliations or Alienations Among Women Health Care Prwiders 145 The Women's Clinic: A Viable Psychiatric Clinic Deanna R. Pearlmutter in the Canadian Context 333 Elaine Borins The Emotional Consequences of Gender-Based Abuse in the Workplace: New Counseling Programs for Sex Discrimination Jean A. Hamilton Sheryle W. Alagna Linda S. King Camille Lloyd CONTENTS

EDITORIAL , 1 Esther D. Rothblwn Women and Entitlement Brenda Major Fear of Failure in Women Lenora M. Yuen Devora S. Depper "I Know This Is Stupid, but . . ." Or, Some Thoughts on Why Female Students Fear Failure and Not Success 4 1 Carla Golden The Imposter Phenomenon: An Internal Barrier to Empowerment and Achievement 5 1 Pauline Rose Clance, Maureen Ann O'Toole Career Aspiration in Black College Women: An Examination of Performance and Social Self-Esteem 65 Cheryf R Bailey Martha T. Mednick The Phenomenon of Worry: Theory, Research, Treatment and Its Implications for Women 77 Janet M. Stavosky Thomas D. Borkovec Achievement Related Fears: Gender Roles and Individual Dynamics Julia A. Sherman 94

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1 - 2 EDITORIAL WOMEN AND THE UNITED NATIONS UN GENERAL ASSMBLY : 42nd Session, Spt.- Dec. 1987 COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN next Meeting March/Apr. 1988, ViennaSJ 1NSTRAW:"Women in the World Economy" IWRAW : The Women's Watch // Implementation of the Convention SUNDECADE FOR WOMEN : Documents and Dialogue // Moving Ahead(Tribune) 5 - 12 WOMFN AND DEVELOPNFNT WORLD BANK ANNUAL REPORT : No Progress for Women DED - BRIEF : German Development Service "Women of the Third World" INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TROPICAL AGRICULTURE Group Training Courses FIND YOUR FEET: Leaf Concentrate Nutrient - its preparation and use SID - SOCIETY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT CONFERENCE March '88 India TRICKLE UP PROGRAM - TUP - Summarv . Achievements APPRnPRTATn TTPS - - - - .-- - .------a =LOGY SOURCE BOO^ .new edition published ISSUES AND OPTIONS FOR REFUGEE WOM EN In Developing Countries by the Refugee Policy Group, includingrommendations THE ROLE OF WOMEN IN AGRICULTURE L RURAL DEVELOPMENT in the SUDAN - FAO- Food and Agriculture Organization -Interim Report AUSTRALIAN DEVELOPMENT STUDIES NETWORK -- publications OVERSEAS DEVELOPMENT NETWORK - a Student Consortium at Universities CONFERENCE: Women , ~ouseholdsand Development, July 1988 13 - 18 WOMEN AND HEALTH MATERNITY AND HFALTH : Korea: Maternity Realth Care an Investment in the Future // Midwifery Publications //Nicaragua: Maternal and Child Health Nurses Training programs // USA : Investing in Mothers Health prevents Problems for Children // %:he Future of Midwives // USA :Lack of Maternity Benfits for Women Workers // Pregnancy and Employment

India : Maternitv Benfits restricted to limit Familv- Size-- ABORTION: Report ?ram the Soviet Union RESOURCES : Medical Self Care for Women's Realth // Teaching Sexuality 19 - 25 FEMALE CIRCUMCISION : GENITAL AND SEXUAL MUTILATION AIDoS INFORPlATION CAMPAIGN FOR THE ERADICATION OF INFIBULATION in SOMALIA 1987/88 by Italian Association for Women and Development with SWD0'- Somali women Democratic Organization :Multi Media Teaching Aids Program .To Modify Infibulation". KENYA: Why Some Young Men reject Women who are circumcized- VIVA report NIGERIA: Report of FC/GM practiced by IBO -IAC - Inter African Committee announces 14 Member group / Countries FRANCE: Excision declared a Crime by French Courts // Femme en Cause - Sexual Mutilation of African Girls in France Today by Anne Raulin PROGRESS REPORT by WIN to Abolish FC/GM - Introduction of Childbirth Picture Books with Additions to Prevent FC/GM 26 - 31 WOMEN AND VIOLENCE WIFE ABUSE: Canada: Report by the Canadian Advisory Council.on the Status of Women "Battered but not Beaten - preventing Wife Battering in Canada Hong Kong : Shelters for abused wom.en opened // India: Crime against Women increases // New Study of Dowry Deaths 6 wifeuse published// United Nations Report of Expert Group Meeting // Iran : "Islam the only Solution to Sexual Abusenaccording to Fundamentalists// Conference on Domestic Violence SEXUAL HARASSMENT : US Military Services overseas Sexual Harasqment widely practiced according to recent reports -RAPE : Malaysia: Increasing number of apes reported // Britain s How British Courts deal with RaDe.- ..// New Police Policv~* -.// Genetic Tests accepted by Courts establish rapists identity - 32 - 38 WOMEN AND MEDIA =# INTERNATIONAL : World Assoc; of Women Journalists Conference Studies Int. FORUM //WINGS Radio News // Media Report to Women // Wo- men Institute for Freedom of Press //Wiser Links /I -USA : The Professional Communicator //Women's Times //Feminist Issues // Gender 6 Society //On the Issues //Women's Voices EUROPE : France : Antoinette ; Paris Feministe// Femmes SuiSSeS// Germany :Informationen fur die Frau // Britain: Feminist Library // Spare Rib // Int. Archives - Amsterdam // cAN~A: Canadian Women Studies //Resources for Feminist Research // Communiqu'Elles CONTINUED lNS1DE BACK COVER "1"WOMEN'S wmmuinoNAL NETWORK NEWSL~&: Volume 13, No. 4 Autumn 1987, Cont.

32 - 38 WOMEN AND MEDIA (CONTINUED FROM INSIDE FRONT COVER) ASIA h PACIFIC : Asian Action // Asian Woman // Thailand : Women's Infor. Centre // Korean Women Today // India : Social Science Documentation // Philippines : Gabriela Women's Update //Committee on S Asian Women's Bulletin // Australia : Women's Electoral Lobby Newsletter LATIN AMERICA C :Mana -Mex/Amer. Nat. Assoc. // Sistren - Jamaica //Costa Rica : Mujer // Brazil : Rede Mulher //Chile:Serpaj Chile News //Venezuela : La Mala Vida 39 - 46 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD : MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA EGYPT: Womens Participation in political arena greatly reduced YEP(EN: (Arab Republic of Y.) The Role of Women Associations Serving Soc. -IRAN : The Status of Women // Democratic Org. of Iranian Women ETHIOPIA : Revolutionary Ethiopia Women's Association - REWA - activities NIGERIA : Child Brides - a Nigerian Shame - in the Moslem North SUDAN : The Status of Women's Education -AHFAD University College for W KENYA : TV Soal Operas to stem population growth // Women's World Banking

47 - 57 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD : ASIA AND PACIFIC SOUTH AND EAST ASIA : Survey of slow gains of women CHINA :Taking Stock of Women's Status (Education , Employment,Children)// Fewer Girls than Boys go to school KAMPUCHEA : The Revolutionary Women's Association - Implementation BANGLADESH : Women's Program for Bangladesh developed at ACFOD Meeting SARAWAK (Malaysia): Sarawak Women for Society - activities MALAYSIA : Women lack strong voice in Trade Unions PHILIPPINES : Peasant Women organize Federation to speak for their Rights BHUTAN : Women's Role important for the Development of the country KOREA :Plans and Programs for Women pro osed by the Government : Women entitled to maintenance iB husband takes second wife // Twrymurders and violence against women increases //Suttee continues to be practiced //Focus on rural women - priorities and perspectives HONG KONG : The State of Women's Movement in Bong Kong 58 - 66 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD : EUROPE EUROPE : IRENE - Industrial Restructuring Education ketwork Europe CYPRUS : Pancyprian Federation of Women's Organizations - Activities HUNGARY : National Council of Hungarian Women - Education/Family/Actions FRANCE : Women in Numbers - Statistics // Women's Rights in France by Dorothy McBride-Stetson : Book Review GREECE : What has been done towards Equality from 1981 - Secr. for Equal SPAIN : Report on Job Discrimination and Sexual Harassment published -LAND : New Equality Law puts price on Sex Discrimination GERMANY (W): More Women create their own businesses and jobs - survey by German Women's Council BRITAIN : National Women at Work Conference April '88 67 - 78 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD : AMERICAS LATIN AMERICA h CARIBBEAN: "Hopeful Openings" by Sally Yudelman- 5 Wornens. Organizations in 5 Countries CENTRAL AMERICA : Population Growth a Threat to Development and Peace CANADA : Women's Education - Canadian Congress for Learning Opportunitie: Canadian Voice for Women for Peace // Canadian Advisory Council on the .Status of Women : Personal autonomy and the criminal law. USA : National Women's Conference Committee 10th Anniversay Observance// TheAmerican Woman 1987/88 - A Report in Depth //~inanciilFitness through Divorce //NOW - National Organization for Women elects Molly Yard as President at National Conference //Nat. Women Studies Conference Legislation and Policies : Advances through Federal legislation // Female versus Male ~oliticalcandidates /I Women's Issues in 1988 Political ~ampaigns-//Government policies lag behind public consciousness // Women's History Resources Economics : The wage-gap : Earnings disparities remain //Unisex Insu- rance rates decrease women's unequal payments National Science Foundation: Grants for research - Prfessorships etc Women TODAY: Program for Women in Prisons 79 - 80 INFORMATION OF INTEREST : INTERNATIONAL THE WOMEN'S MOVEMENTS OF THE USA 6 WESTERN EUROPE by Mary Feinsod-Katzen- stein and Carol McClurg Mueller : An Analysis of political movements Women of the World : An Intercultural Encounter INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN : Activities WOMEN AND RIGHTS : A Syllabus by Leslie Calman - Ctr for Human Rights Rut rl Rosen Setting a Course: American Women in the 1920s by Doabl). M. &own: 7%e Grounding of Modern Feminism 6.v Nancy Cole Sumval in rhe Doldnuns: The American Women's Rights .Movement. 1945 to the 19603 by LPZh I. Rupp md Vota Taylor

Julia Penelope Wehsters' Fint Yew Inteqalaciic Wickedan of the F:ngliqb L;lngiluge by Mv Duly m cahoots with Jane Capufi Margot Badran The Pa~ionateNomad: The Diary of Isabelle Eberhardt; The Destiny of Isabelle Eberhardt by Cecily Mackworth; Two Ladies of Colonial Algeria: The Life and Times of Adlie Picard and Isabelle- Eberhardt by Ursula Kingsmill Harr Margaret Randall Borderlands/La frontera: The New Mestiza by Gloria Anzaldua Dorothy Sue Cobble Rosie the Riveter Revisited: Women, the War, and Social Change by Sherna R Gluck; Gender at Work: The Dynamics of Job Segregation by Sex During World War Il by Ruth Milkman , Arlene Raven Mary Cassatt by Nancy Mow11 Mathews; Elizabeth Murray: Paintings and Drawings; National Museum of W0med in the Arts with an introduction by A lessandm Comini Rita Signorelli-Pappas The City and the House by Natalia Ginzburg-- Maureen Reddy Children's Books: Reading Aloud Nan Goodman Children's Books: "Women of Our Time" Peggy Kahn You Can't Kill the Spirit: Women in a Welsh Mining Valley edited by Jill Miller; Norma Dolby's Diary by Norma Dolby; The Cutting Edge: Women and the Pit Strike edited by Vicky Seddon Patricia Roth Schwartz Codependence: Misunderstood, Mistreated and When Society Becomes an Addict by Anne Wilson Schaef Martha Nell Smith Emily Dickinson: A Poet's Grammar by Cristanne Miller; Lunacy of Light: Emily Dickinson and the Experience of Metaphor by Wendy Barker Anita Skeen 'Ifrvo Poems Linda Rabben Women of El Salvador: The Price of Momby Marilyn Thornson; Don't Be Afraid, Gringo: A Honduran Woman Speaks from the Heart by Elvia Alvarado Laura Woliver In Search of Parenthood: Coping with Infertility and High-Tech Conception by Susan Borg and Judith hker Books Received- Amber Hollibaugh Sex Work: Writings by Women in the Sex Industry edited by F&derique Delacoste and Priscilla Alexander; Good GirWBad Girls: Sex Trade Workers Confront Feminists edited by Laurie Bell Gayle Greene The Radiant Why by Margaret Dmbble Mariana Valverde The Sexuality Debates edited by Sheila J&ys Adele B. McCollum Sisters in Spirit: Mormon Women in Historical and Cultural Perspective edited by Maureen Ursenbach Beecher and Lavina Fielding Anderson Angela Peckenpaugh Florilegia: A Retrospective edited by the Calyx editorial collective Louise Armstrong Watching the Hite Report Regina Morantz-Sanchez Lucy Sprague Mitchell: The Making of a Modem Woman by Joyce Antler Helena Lewis Behind the Lines: Gender and the Wo World Vim edited by Margaret Randolph Higonnet, Jane Jenson, Sonya Michel and Margaret Collins Weitz Hoda M. Zaki Dawn by Octavia E. Butler Sarah Barbara Watstein A Women's Thesaurus edited by Mary Ellen Capek Eve Browning Cole Women and Moral Theory edited by &a F2dr ~itta~and Diana I: Meyen Pat Aufderheide Make Wy! 200 Years of American Women in Cartoons edited by Monika Fmnzen and Nancy Ethiel Linda Vance Abortion and Divorce in Western Law by Mary Ann Glendon Anneliese Wagner Wo Poems Elisabeth Stevens An American Childhood by Annie Dillard Deborah Valenze Prophetic Woman by Amy Schmger fang Susan Rudnick Jacobson The Feminist Legacy of Karen Homey by Marcia Wmkott Books Received

' Om Letters -column-willretarn next month 1 Lillian S. Robinson New Men, New Minds Breaking Male lkdition edited by Franklin Abbott; The Making of Mnsculinities: The New Men's Studies edited by Harry Brod. edited by Alice Jardne and RwI Smith 4 httem 6 Dorothy 0. Helly Gender, Culture and Empire: European Women in Colonid Nige"a by Helen Callaway 7 Diane WaLoslci Breathing the Mter by Denise Lwertov 8 Paula Rayman For Crying Out Loud: women and Poverty in the United States edited by Rochelle Lefkowitz and Ann Withorn; Women and Poverty edited by Barbara C. Gelpi et al; Bitter Choices: Blue-collar Women in and out of Work by Ellen Israel Rosen 9 Margaret Cruikshank Rivers Running W.Stories of Adventurous Women edited by Judith Niemi and Barbara Wieser 10 Judith Stiehm Women and War by Jean Bethke Elshtain . - 12 Adrian Oktenberg To Live and to Write: ~ele&onsby Japanese Women Writers, 1913-1938 edited by Yukiko Tanaka; Shedding Silence, Poetry and Prose by Janice Mirikitani 13 Estelle B. Freedman Partner and I: Molly Dewson, Feminism and New Deal Politics by Susan Ware 14 Judith Monroe lkoPoems 15 Valerie Smith Invented Lives: Narratives of Block Women (1860-19M)) edited by Mary Helen Wmhington; Reconstructing Womanhood: The Emergence ofthe Afro-American Woman Novelist by Hazel K Carby 16 Claire Sprague Prisons We Choose to Live Inside by Doris Lersng 17 Louise Lamphere Gender and Kinship: Essays Toward a Unified Analysis edited by Jane Fishburne Collier and Sylvia Junko Yanagisako 18 Edith Gelles Abigail Adams by Phyllis Lee Levin 20 Books Received Volume 14, Numbact (l987)

I. Introduction Feminism Faces the Fantastic 81 PATRICK D. MURPHY Emancipator y Projection: An Introduction to Women's Critical Utoplas 91 ANNmE KEINHORST

11. Reading Feminist Utopias: Who Needs Men? For Men Only: A Guide to Reading Single-Sex Worlds 101 PETER FllllNG Uto ia and Ideolo in Dau hters of a Cord Dawn and dntemporary F*emmst 9topias 119 HODA M. ZAKl

111. A Feminist Fantasist's PatriarchyISF's Patriarchs: Desire and the.Temptress Woman as Temptress: The Way to (Br)otherhood in Science Fiction I Dystopias 135 HATHRYN M. GROSSMAN Angela Carter's Desire Machine 147 ROBEAT CLARK

IV. Whose Native Tongue?: Laadan, Language, and Anguish Foreign L(anguish), Mother Tongue: Concepts of Language in Contemporary Feminist Science Fiction 163 ANNEGRET 1. WIEMER Women's Language and Near Future Science Fiction: A Reply . 175 SUZmE HADEN ELGlN Present Problems with the Language of the Future 183 CHERIS KRAMARAE

V. Afterword , Feminist Fabulation; Or, Playing with Patriarchy vs. The Masculinization of Metafiction 187 MARLEEN BARR Notes on Contributors 193 WOMEN'S STUDIES IN COMMUNICATION

Volume 10- No. 2 Fall 1987

Communicating with Female Sandra L. Ragan and 1 Patients: Affective Interaction Michael Pagano During C~ntracept ive Counseling and Gynecologic Exams

Training in Argumentativeness: Judith Anderson, 58 New Hope for Nonassertive Beatrice Shultz, and Women Constance Courtney Staley

An Examlnation of Sex and Katharine E. Heintz 67 Occupational- Role Presentations of Female Characters in Childrens's Picture Books

Looking to the Future: Five Lana F. Rakow 79 Questions for Gender Research

Book Review Susan Tufenkian 87 WOMEN'S STUDIES INTERNATIONAL FORUM VOLUME 10 NUMBER 6 1987

Contents

LYNDAI. A. BIRKEand GAILVINES Beyond nature versus nurture: process and biology in the development of gender MARJOR~EAGOSIN Metaphors of female political ideology: the cases of Chile and Argentina L~RETTEK. WOOLSEY and Issues of power and powerlessness in all-woman groups LAUM-LYNNEMCBNN Gender, state, and industrial policy in Japan The place and role of female workers in the Japanese labor market DOROTHYZABOW~LY Feminist politics: the Feminist Party of Canada M. JOCELYNABMSTRONG Women's friendships under urbanization: a Malaysian study BOOK REVIEWS KRISTIN WATERS The Science Question in Feminism by Sandra Harding HELENROBERTS In the Ibtient's Best Intemt: Women and the hlitics of Medical Decisions by Sue Fisher The New hlitics of Abortion edited by Joni tovenavski and Joyce Ontshoorn Ibtriarchy und fib Culture by Valerie H y In a Man L World: Essoys on Women in Male Dominated Pmfessiorls edited by Anne Spencer and David Podmore Caught Up in Conflict: Women's Responres to hlitical Strife edited by Rosemary Ridd and Helen Callaway Root of Bitterness: Documents of the Social History of American Women edited by Nancy Cott Zone: A Feminist Journal for Women and Men: Issue on "New Writrngs on Femininity and Masculinity"

Industrial Women Workers in Asia, by tile Committee for Asian Women Biographical Statements I Feminist Forom: News, Conferences, Reports The Women's Studies Review

The Ohio State University Volume 9 No. 4

Center for Women's Studies Autumn 1987

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Letter born tlla Elitorr. Page d Revicw of Makinn Peace With Food. By Chris Smithies. Page 3

Moment of Truth. By Bertha Rws. page I Review of Discoverinn Wellneas in a Nursing Home. By Margaret Cnrikshank. Page 5

Two Hundred Yearr of Women's Voicw. By Korsia Orloff. Page 6 The Polities of Reproduction. By Jacquelyn Slomka. Page 9 Kate 6 AUie. By Sharon Huffman. Page ld Revicw of Freda Kirchwey: A Woman of the Nation. By Kevin White. Page 13 Review of The Autobiommhv of Elsa Gidlow. By Joyce Fee. Page 15 From Feminist Parablw to Woman-Church. By Roreanne Hoeffel. Page 17 Review of Jane Austen: Feminism and Fiction. By Moira Fergwon. Page 19 Review of The Svinater and Her Enemies. By Sheila Jeffreyys Page do Review of Letters to Ma.. 1972-1987. By Willa Young. Page d2! Revitto of For Cryinn Out Loud. By K. Sue Jewell. Page d3 Ink to Volume 9. Page 24 Boo& Received and Feminh Subscription Information. Page 31