Feminist Periodicals

. The U n vers ty o f w sconsln System Feminist Periodicals

A current listing of contents

WOMEN'S STUDIES

Volume 21, Number 2, Summer 2001 Published by Phyllis Holman Weisbard LIBRARIAN Women's Studies Librarian Feminist Periodicals A current listing ofcontents

Volume 21, Number 2 Summer 2001

Periodical literature is the cutting edge ofwomen's scholarship, feminist theory, and much ofwomen's culture. Feminist Periodicals: A Current Listing of Contents is published by the Office of the University of Wisconsin System Women'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 feminist literature; to increase readers' familiarity with a wide spectrum offeminist periodicals; and to provide the requisite bibliographic information should a reader wish to subscribe to ajournal 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 materials.)

Table ofcontents pages from current issues ofmajorfeministjournals are reproduced in each issue of Feminist Periodicals, preceded by a comprehensive annotated listing of all journals we have selected. As publication schedules 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:

1. Year of first publication. 2. Frequency of pUblication. 3. U.S. subscription price(s). 4. Subscription address. 5. Current editor. 6. Editorial address (if different from subscription address). 7. International Standard Serials Number (ISSN). 8. OCLC, Inc. Control Number. 9. Locations where the journal is held in the UW System. 10. PUblications in which the journal is indexed. 11. Fulltext products in which publication appears or vendor intermediaries who make the full text available. 12. Subject focus/statement of purpose of the journal.

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

Our goal is to have represented in FP all English-language feminist periodicals with a substantial national or regional readership, with an emphasis on scholarly journals and small press offerings. We do not include publications which, though feminist in philosophy, do not focus solely on women's issues. Nor, with few exceptions, dowe include newsstand magazines. We are also forced to omit periodicalswhich lack a complete table of contents. We encourage feminist serials to build a full table of contents into their regular format to facilitate the indexing feminist literature sorely needs. Interested readers will find more complete information on feminist periodicals in DWM:A DirectoryofWomen's Media published by the National Council for Research on Women (530 Broadway at Spring Street, New York, NY 10012); 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 Neill E. Strache (Boston: G.K. Hall, 1982).

Suggestions for improvements of Feminist Periodicals are gratefully received. We would particularly appreciate assistancefrom readers in the UW-System with our efforts to keep the holding information complete and up to date. Please let us know about new subscriptions, subscriptions we have overlooked, cancellations, or other pertinent information. Feminist Periodicals is also available on microfilm at the library of the State Historical Society of Wisconsin.

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TESSERA 5. Elizabeth Paul, Juda Bennet. 1. 1982. 6. Elizabeth Paul, Juda Bennet, Co-editors, 2. 2/year. Transformations, Women's & Gender Studies, The 3. $15 Cdn. (indiv.), $24 Cdn. (inst.); add $4 Cdn. College of New Jersey, 2000 Pennington Rd., P.O. international postage (U.S.) or S6 Cdn. (overseas). Box 7718, Ewing, NJ 08628-0718. [email: Sin91e copies; $10. Add $1.05 Cdn. (indiv.), $1.68 [email protected] or [email protected]) (website: Cdn. (inst.), $.70 Cdn. (sin9le issues), GST. hllp:lllransformations.tcnj.edu] 4. Tessers. clo Julie Murray, 350 Slang College. York 7. ISSN 1052-5017. University. 4700 Keele St., North York, Ontario M3J 6. OCLC 22296121. 1P3 Canada. (website: http://www.tessera.org) 9. Madison. 5. Editorial Collecllve 10. Alternative Press Index; Gay & Lesbian Abstracts; 6. Tessera, clo Lianne Moyes, Department d'etudes Sociological Abstracts. anglaises. Universlte de Montreal, CP6128, 11. GenderWatch. Succursare centre·ville, Montreal. Quebec H3C 3J7, 12. "Transformations provides scholany articles, both Canada. theoretical and practical, that help faculty at aU levels 7. ISSN 0840-4631. to integrale issues of gender, race, class, and culture 6. OCt.C 20493996. into the curriculum. Book reviews, syllabi, and 9. Madison. resource lists are also included." 10. Canadian Periodical Index; Canadian Women's Periodical Index (CRIAW. FacuHy of Extension, THE TRIBUNE Unlversily of Alberta); MLA International 1. 1976. Bibliography Women's Resources International. 2, 4/year. 12. "A bilingual (French, English) periodical, Tessera 3. North America: $12; Europe, Australia, New Zealand, was begun to publish the theoretical and Japan: $16; free to Africa, Asia, the Pacific, Latin experimental writing of Quebe~jse and English America, the Caribbean and the Middle East. Single Canadian feminists in the form of creative and copies: 53. critical texts that cross genre boundaries." 4. IWTC, 777 United Nations Plaza, New York, NY 10017. [emaH: [email protected] or [email protected]) 13TH MOON: A FEMINIST LITERARY MAGAZINE (website: htlp:IIWW'N.womenink.org) 1. 1973. 5. Anne S. Walker. 2. lIyear. 7. ISSN 0738-9779. 3. $10 (indiv.), $20 (insl.). 6. OCt.C 6339405. 4. 13th Moon, English Dept., SUNY-Albany, Albany, 11. Contemporary Women's Issues, GenderWatch. NY 12222. 12. "The Tribune is a women and development quarterly. 5. Judith E. Johnson. It Is a clearinghouse of information on women's Issues 7. ISSN 0094-3320. and concerns, with a focus on the global south." 6. OCLC 2567697. 9. Madison; Milwaukee. TROUBLE AND STRIFE: A RADICAL FEMINIST MAGAZINE 10. Humanities,language/literay, and poetry indexes. 1. 1982. 12. Features theoretical and critical articles, poetry, 2. 2/year. fiction, art, reviews, and translations of women's 3. £6.50/$11 (unwaged indiv.), £8.50/$15 (Bnlain & writing. "13th Moon is the oldest continuously Ireland, indiv.), £10/$16 (Europe, indiv.), £13/$21 (rest published femlnislliterary magazine of those of world, indiv.), £25/$40 (inland inst.), £35/$60 founded in the 1970's revival of feminism. Its field (overseas Insl.). Please pay by international money of scholarship Is literature and graphic art by order outside the U.K. contemporary women...." 13th Moon provides a 4. 39 Eburne Rd., London, N7 6AU, England. forum for material often neglected by the larger 5. Editorial Collective. culture which does not bear women's concerns in 6. OCt.C 16406643. mind, and by translators of foreign language 9. Madison. literatures who overlook the work of contemporary 11. Contemporary Women's Issues. women writers. It Is committed to publishing the 12. "Publication of readable and insightful articles on areas work of minority women, lesbians, and women of of current concern within radical feminism. To record color, and has published ".,.a large selecnon of the history of the current wave of feminism worldwide." writers who are either 'new fonnalists' or experimentalists"." TULSA STUDIES IN WOMEN'S LITERATURE 1. 1982. THAMYRIS: MYTHMAKING FROM PAST TO PRESENT 2. 2/year. 3. $12 (indiv.), $14 (inst.), $10 (student, wilh copy of 10), Publication presumed ceased. $15 (foreign, Indiv.), $16 (foreign, inst). Single copies: $7, $8 (foreign). Oklahoma residents, please add 8% TRANSFORMATIONS: THE NEW JERSEY PROJECT sales tax. JOURNAL 4. TSWL, University of Tulsa, 600 South College Ave., 1. 1990. Tulsa, OK 74104-3189. [email: linda 2. 2/year. [email protected]) 3. $15 (indiv.), $40 (inst.). Forei9n, add $10 (surlace), 5. Holly A. Laird. $20

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[email protected]) (website: http://www. 2. 1/year. utoronto.ca/iwsgs/wei.mag] 3. $18, plus $2 shipping & handling; add $.75 per each 5. Usa Dale. additional copy. 7. tSSN 0229·4808. 4. American Quilt Study Group, 35th & Holdrage St., 8. OCLC 7966483. East Campus Loop, P.O. Box 4737, Lincoln, NE 9. Madison; Oshkosh; Stevens Point. 68504·0737. [email: [email protected]) [websile: 10. Alternative press, Canadian, social science, and hllp:l!www2.h·net.msu.edu/-aqsgl women's studies indexes. 5. Virginia Gunn. 11. MasterFILE Premier / EBSCOhost, ProQuest, Social 6. Virginia Gunn, 819 Quinby Ave., Wooster, OH Sciences Index/ Abstracts & Fuil-Text. 44691. 12. WE International provides "a forum for feminist and 7. ISSN 0227·0628 (ISBN 1·877859-07·9). environmental communication on issues related to 8. OCLC 7495216. development, urban and rural planning, health. 9. Madison. ecology, and social action." 10. Book review, humanities, languageniterary, and women's studies indexes. WISCONSIN WOMEN'S LAW JOURNAL 12. nThe purpose of Uncoverings is to carry out AQSG's 1. 1985. mission to encourage, present, and preserve 2. 2/year. accurate research on quilts, quilt making and related 3. $30. Single copies: $15. Special National Women textiles, and to provide an accessible, enriching Law Students Assn, Conference EdiUon: $8. connection from the past to the future." 4. c/o University of Wisconsin Law School, Editorial Offices, 975 Bascom Mall, Madison, WI 53706. Back VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN issues from Wiltiam S. Heln & Co., Inc., 1285 Main St., 1. 1995. Buffalo, NY 14209·1987. 2. 12/year. 5. Susan Bell, Diane Meulemans. 3. $172 (indiv.), $525 (insl.). Foreign: $220 (indiv.) 8. OCLC 12192424. $573 (insl.). Sin91e copies: $24 (indiv.), $53 (insl.). 9 Green Bay; Madison; Stevens Point; Whitewater. 4. The Americas, Australia, China, Indonesia, Japan, 10. lAC's Current Law Index; Index to Legal Periodicals; Korea, New Zealand, & the Philippines: Sage Wesllaw. Publications, Inc., 2455 Teller Rd., Thousand Oaks, 11. Lexis/Nexis/Academic Universe Web. CA 91320; U.K, Europe, the Middle East and Africa: 12. "We established this journal to sustain and enlarge the Sage Pubs. lid.. 6 Bonhill SI., London EC2A 4PU, forum for discussion of the impact of law on women's United Kingdom; India & South Asia: Sage Pubs. lives. We publish so that the best of what is thought India Pvl. LTO., P.O. Box 4215 New Delhi, 110048 and said about women and the law is no longer India. [email: [email protected] [website: ignored or relegated to a 'special issue.'" hUp:flwww.sagepub.com) 5. Claire M. Renzetti. THE WISE WOMAN 6. Claire M. Renzettl, Violence Against Women, Dept. 1. 1980. of Sociology, St Joseph's Univ., Philadelphia, PA 2. Quarterly. 19131. 3. $15. SIn91e copy: $4. 7. ISSN 1077·8012. 4. 2441 Cordova St., Oakland, CA 94602. 8. OCLC 30869194. 5. Ann Forfreedom. 9. Madison. 7. ISSN: 0883·119X. 10. Criminal justice, family, legal, linguistics, police 8. 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12. "The Wise Woman is a feminist journal that focuses on 3, $20 (indlv.), $38 (ins!.), plus $8 surface rate or $15 air feminist issues, Goddess lore, feminist spirituality, rate for foreign postage. Single copies: $10. and Feminist Witchcraft. This journal includes 4, Woman's Art Inc., 1711 Harris Rd., Laverock, PA women's Is tory/hers tory, news, analysis, critical 19038-7208. reviews, art, poetry, photos, cartoons by Bulbul, 5. Elsa Honig Fine. exclusive interviews, and original research about 7. ISSN 0270-7993. witch hunts, women's heritage, and women today." 8. OCLC 6497852. 9, Green Bay; Madison; Platteville; Rock Co,; Stevens WOMAN AND EARTH (ZHENSHCHINA I ZEMLlA) Point; Superior. 1. 1979. (Previous name: Woman and Russia.) 10. Art, humanities, and women's stUdies indexes; 2. lIyear. available on microfilm from Bell & Howellinformalion & 3. $10 per Issue. Free copies sent to women in Learning, Ann Arbor, MI. Russia/CIS/NIS and Eastern Europe. 12, Critical articles and reviews pertaining to women in the 4. Suite 7F, 467 Central Park West, New York, NY visual arts. HWe are interested In a re-interpretation of 10025. [email: [email protected])[website: art history from our new awareness as women .... http://www.dorsal,orgf-womearthl Woman's Art Journal is a vehicle for the exchange of 5. Tatyana Mamonova. ideas and fot honest criticism." 8. OCLC 27724086. 9. Madison; Stevens Point. WOMEN: A CULTURAL REVIEW 11. GenderWatch, 1. 1990. 12. Woman and Earth Is an "international eco.remlnist 2, 3/year. magazine in English and Russian." Its focus Is on 3, £31 (indiv., UK, EU and rest of world), £131 (inst., UK, women (globally) and Russia and the environment, EU & rest of world), $55 (ind!v., US), $216 (insl., US). and it also features art, music, dance, poetry and 4. Routledge Journals, Taylor & Francis lid" Customer fiction, as well as gender and health Issues. Services Dept., Rankine Rd., Basingstoke, Hampshire RG24 aPR, United Kingdom, [website: http://www, WOMAN MAGAZINE tanf.co,uk] 1. 1998. 5. Isobel Armstrong, Helen Carr, Laura Marcus Alison 2. 4/year. Mark, 3. U.S.: $24; Canada: $16 (!nd!v.), $21.90 (Ins!.) (GST 6. Women: A Cullural Review, do Dept. of English, #890584899). Birkbeck College, Malet St., London WC1 E 7HX, 4, WOMAN magazine, Woman Newsmagazine Inc.. England, 422 Parliament St., P.O. Box 82510, Toronto, 7. ISSN 0957-4042. Ontario M5A 3AO, Canada.remail & email 8. OCLC 22349229. submissions: woman@ womanmag,com) [website: 9, Madison. http:www.womanmag.com] 10, Women's Resources International. 5, Elizabeth Scoll, 11. Catchword. Ebsco Online, OCLC's Eleclronic 6. ISSN 1205-9935. Collections Online (ECO), RoweCom Information 7. OCLC 36598914. Quest, SwetsNetNavigator, 11. 'WOMAN magazine Is an Information resource for 12. "Women: A Cullural Review is a new initiative 1n women. It Is a place of community where common feminist thought and culture. It explores the role and issues are explored and discussed; a celebration of representation of women in arts and culture, past and women's contributions to the search for answers in present, taking up the challenging debates on sexuality a complex world." and gender.H

WOMANIST THEORY AND RESEARCH WOMEN & CRIMINAL JUSTICE 1. 1994. 1. 1989. 2. 2/year. 2. 4/year. 3. $11 (indiv.), $33 (ins!.). Forei9n: $22 (ind!v.) $44 3. $60 (indiv), $125 (insl.), $225 (libr. & subscription (inst.). Single copies: $5. agencies). Canada: add 35%, plus' another 7% G&S 4. Womanis! Theory & Research. The Institute for tax (GST #R129786984); other forei9n: add 45%. African~American Studies, Unlv. of Georgia. 312 4. The Haworth Press, Inc" 10 Alice St., Binghamton, NY Candler Hall, Athens, GA 30602-3012. (email: 13904. womanist@arches,uga,edu] [website: 5. Donna C. Hale, Ph.D, http://www.uga.edu/....womanlsl] 6. Donna C, Hale, Dept. of Criminal Justice, 210 Horton 5. Barbara A. McCaskill, layli Phillips, Hall. Shippensburg Vnlv., Shippensburg, PA 17257 7. ISSN 1077-0380. 2299. 8. OCLC 38872419. 7. ISSN 0897-4454. 12. 'Womanlst Theory and Research is a biannual, 8. OCLC 17501958. peer~edited, interdisciplinary. intercultural, 9. Madison; Platteville. internatlonal journal on women of color. Reflecting 10. Alternative press, criminal justice, family, Islamica. womanisl inclusivity, WTR provides a forum for public affairs, social science, social work, and women's exchanging feminist research. theory. and Ideas stUdies indexes, among women of color scholars and students in the 11. Contemporary Women's Issues (highly selective), humanilies, social sciences, education, theology, 12. "Women & Criminal Justice is the only periodical law, medicine, politics, Ilbrarianship, journalism, art, devoted specifically to interdisciplinary and Information technologies, and telecommunications." international scholarly research and criminal justice practice dealing with all areas of women and criminal WOMAN'S ART JOURNAL jusllce." 1. 1980. 2. 2/year. xxix

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Eau Claire; Madison; Milwaukee; Oshkosh; WOMEN & POLITICS Parkside; Plattevilte; Stevens Point; Whitewater. 1. 1980. 10. Alcohol/alcohol problems, education, family. health. 2. 4/year. legal, medical, nursing, population. psychology, 3. $75 (indiv.), $150 (inst.), $365 (lib.). Canada: add 35% science, social science, social work. and women's & then 7% G&S tax (GST #129786984) plus 8% in studies indexes. Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and 12. Feature articles; research; bibliographies; book Labrador; other foreign: add 40%. reviews; news and notes. 4. The Haworth Press, 10 Alice St., Binghamton, NY 13904·1580. (email: [email protected]) WOMEN & LANGUAGE (website: http://www.haworthpress.com) 1. 1975. 5. Karen O'Connor. 2. 2fyear. 6. Karen O'Connor, Ed., Women & Politics, Dept. of 3. $15 (Indiv.), US$30 (insl.), US$13 (indiv., Canada & Government, American Univ., 4400 Massachusetts Mexico), US$18 (international indiv.), $40 Ave., N.W., Washington, DC 20016. 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ARTICLES: Christine DORAN, Behind the Lines: Women in the History and Literature of the Philippine Revolution 7 William KM LEE, The Feminization of Poverty among the Elderly Population of Hong Kong 31 SHIN Eun-young, The Effect of the Chinese Reform Policy on the Status of Rural Women 63 NA Misu, The Cultural Construction of the Computer as a Masculine Technology: An Analysis of Computer Advertisements in Korea ..... 93

RESEARCH NOTE: CHO Haesun, Changing Gender-based Compensation Differentials: The Effect of SEEA in Korea 115

ABOUT THE CONTRIBUTORS 143 Asian Women 2

Summer 2001 Vol. 12

Editorial

Thaoretlcal Overviews Promotion of Peace as a Prelude to the Equal Status of Sarla Sharma 1 Women A Culture of Peace from a Gender Perspective Ingeborg Breines 33 Regional Papers & Casa Studies

Hiroshima from the Feminist Perspective: Chizuko Veno 53 between the War Crime and the Crime of War Research Notes on Violence against Women in Thailand Angkarb 81 Poonanchit- Koresiepom The Effect of Migration on Women and Children: Amparo Pamela H. 95 the Case of Cebu Fabe Gender Perspective on Peace and Directions for the Korean Yang-Hee,Kim 111 Women's Peace Movement Women's Peace Movement in Korea: Regarding the Prospect jung-Soo Kim 141 of the Present and the Future ofWomen's Peace Education Gender and Right-wing Violence: Notes from India V, Vindhya 165

Beyond the 'Glass Ceiling' : Exploring the Harmony of Ma, Victoria Caparas 177 Women in Themselves and with Their Organizations Domestic Violence in Lesbian Relationships : Kyung-Hye Lee 195 A Challenge to Feminist Theory Book Reviews Women, Men and Power by Hilary M, Ups Eun-jung Choi 219 Towards a Women's Agenda for aCulture of Peace, Young Hal Park 225 edited by J, Breines, D, Gierycz and B, Reardon June Connan and Marilyn Porter Editorial

Tama Lea Engelking 3 "A 10 recherche de 10 pureteo': Colelte 3 on Women Writers

Litsa Chatzivasileiou 13 (Ge)stating CyberMothers in Four E-mails and One Parable

Heather Duff 20 Running Thru' the Dead

Karen Smythe 21 Rooms, Transient and Permanent

Lori Weber 26 A Birth 27 Pedalling Om 28 Ralph's Bar, Mansonville

Joanna M. Weston 29 The Yellow Crayon

Special Co{{ection Women and the Canadian Military

Lynne Gouliquer 31 Introduction

Susan Mann 35 Where Have All The Bluebirds Gone? On The Trail of Canada's Military Nurses /914-/9/8

Tina Davidson 45 "A Woman's Right to Charm and Beauty": Maintaining the Feminine Ideal in the Canadian Women's Army Corps

Deborah Norris 55 Working Them Out... Working Them In: Ideology and the Everyday Lives of Female Military Partners Experiencing the Cycle ofDeployment

Cannen Poulin 65 "The Mmtary Is the Wife and I Am the Mistress"; Partners ofLesbians in the Canadian Military Feature Women's Studies in Focus -A View From the Classroom

Tanya Lewis 77 (Un)ease in Using Feminist Pedagogy in Large Lecture Style Classrooms

Amy McGrath 80 Women's Studies Students Negotiating Feminist Pedagogy

Michelle Webber 83 "0h the Feminists, They're Just Blame, Blame, Blame": Feminist Pedagogy and Content in Cross-listed Courses

Feature Community Voices - A Response to Reclaiming the Future

RhodaZuk 87 Introduction

Donna Varga 87 Comment

Natalie Beausoleil 89 Comment

Marilyn Porter 91 Comment

(continued, next page) (continued) Book Reviews 4 EllyDanica 93 AuthoringA Life: A Woman's Survival in and Through Literary Studies - Brenda Daly; Creating Safe Space: Violence and Women's Writing - Tomoko Kuribayashi and Julie Tharp, editors; Fault Lines: Incest, Sexuality and Catholic Farni/yeu/lUre- Tish Langlois.

Sheila Petty 94 Muriel Duckworth: Practising Peace ~ Produced and directed by Patricia Kipping; Democracy ala Maude Directed by Patricia Keams.

Susan A. McDaniel 96 Earning and Caring ;n Canadian Families - Roderic Beaujot; Women, Work and Social Rights: Canada in Historical andComparalivePerspective - Cecilia" M. Benoit; Women's Organizing and Public Policy in Canada andSweden - Linda Briskin and Mona E1iasson, editors. Katherine Side 97 Interactive Identities: Jewish Women in New Zealand - Livia Kathe Wittman; Woman, Body, and Desire in Post Colonial India: Narratwes of Gender andSexuality - Jyoti Puri; The Mountain is Moving: Japanese Women's Lwes Patricia Morley.

Haideh Moghissi 100 At My Mother's Feet: Stories ofMuslim Women - Sadia Zaman, editor; Reading Rights: A Woman's Guide to the Law in Canada - Rahat Kurd.

Rianne Mahon 101 Temporary Work: The Gendered Rise of a Precarious Employment Relationship Leah Vosko.

Judith Leggatl 102 A Recognition ofBeing: Reconstructing Native Womanhood - Kim Anderson.

Sarah Bonnemaison 103 Designing Women: Gender and the Architectural Profession Annmarie Adams and Peta Tancred.

Karen Macfarlane 104 Writing a Politics of Perception: Memory, Holography, and Women Writers in Canada - Dawn Thompson; Women's Movement: Escape as Transgression in North American Feminist Fiction ~ Heidi Slettedahl Macpherson. Contributors to This Issue 107

Contributors' Guidelines 109

Directrices aux 110 collaboratrices et collaborateurs

Calls for Submissions III

Orderform 114 Editorial

Obituary Kazuko Watanabe Has' Michi/iO 151 5

Obituary Dr Kay Daniels Jill Ros' 153

A Prismatic Presence: the Multiple Iconisation of Dr AnandibaiJoshee and the Politics of Life-Writing Mura Kosambi 157 ~ t Dismantling the 1\1aster's House ...: the Predicament of Feminist Publishing f/J and Writing Today R.lu Menoll 175 q rtD The Trans-sexual Citizen: Queering Sameness and Difference Vera J\1ackie 185 '"'"C7I ~ Femocrats and Babes: Women and Power l\1ichael 7homson 193 z ~ Cinderella's Suspicions: Feminism in the Shadow of the Cold 'Var Nicola ~ }(~Oll 209 ! tD Acts of Memory and Imagination: Reflections on Women's Suffrage and tD the Centenary Celebrations of Suffrage in South Australia in 1994 "t e. Vicki Crowley 225 ~ (,/l e. f/J Where the Doors Were ... CUIVed Emanuela Gmma 241 ~ ..... Conference Report rJJ. Body, Gender, Subjectivity: Crossing Disciplinary and Institutional Borders: f t.,;) a Fourth European Feminist Research Conference, Bologna, 28 September-I Q.. October 2000 Patricia MacCormack 245 = = tD"". Reviews '"'" f/J Talkill' up 10 the White Womall: Illdigenous Women alld Femillism (Aileen Moreton-Robinson) AlisOll Ravensmifl 247

Uiviug Protectioll? Australiall Femillism alld Aborigillal Women's Rights /9/9--1939 (Fiona Paisley) Victoria HaskillS 248

Women, Citi;:ellShip alld Differe1lce (Nira Yuval-Davis and Pnina Werbner (cds)) Allgeia Clare 250

Govemiug Challge: From Keatiug to Howard (Carol Johnson) Eli;:ab'th Villi Acker 251

Feminist Economics: Interrogating the Masculinity of Rational Economit Alan (Gillian Hewitson) Barbam Rohde 253

DecollStmctioll, Femillist Th,ology, alld the Probkm qfDilJere1lce: Subvertillg the Race! Gender Divide (Ellen T. Armour) Allita MOllro 254

Deleu;:, alld Femillist Theory (Ian Buchanan and Claire Colebrook (cds)) Patricia MacCormack 256

Baudril/ard's Chal/e1lge. A Femillist R'adiug (Victoria Grace) Kerne Selmifer 257

Noticeboard 259

Books Received 261

Notes on Contributors 263 A JOURNAL FOR JEWISH FEMINISTS AND OUR FRIENDS 6

G'SHARIM I C"WJ I BRIKN Ilj.I":1 I PUENTES I CUJNI!J VOLUME 9 NUMBER 1 2001 CONTENTS

WRITING AND ART BY JEWISH WOMEN OF COLOR

Introduction by Shahmma McKinney ...... 4 Belaynesh Zevadia: Israeli, Ethiopian, Peacesong Diplomat interview by SiOlIa Benjamin. 81 memoir by Carolivia Herron 9 Born to be Yemenite personal narrative by Scenes from a marriage Miri Hunter Haruach 84 poem by Hilary Tham 15 AframJews Forum: Creation of an Online An Ethiopian Gilgul Come to Life Community essay by Tanlll Ngina ...... 90 an interview with Toni Eisendorf Internet Resources on Jews of African by Reena Bernards 21 Descent 93 Moving Women, Moving Me Reflections of a Jewish Mother essay by Dina Dahbany-Miraglia 26 essay by Harriet McKinney 95 Jewishness After Mount Sinai: Jews, Blacks In the Sudan, Hanukkah Celebration, a and the (Multi)racial Category village of witches poems by Mary Loving essay by Katya Gibel Azoulay 31 Blanchard 98 ebony-vermilion stories Conversations with a ]inni poem by Amal Rana 46 story by Lital Levy 102 Sister: Mizrahi Women Artists in Israel a conversation with art by Sigal Eshed, Simla REVIEWS Keshet, Ahuva Mu'alem, Shuli Nachshon; Black, White and Jewish: Autobiography Zmira ParmI Zion, Dafna Shalom, Chen ofa Shifting Self by Rebecca Walker Shish, Parvin Shmueli-Buclmik, Orna reviewed by Shahanna McKitllley ...... 114 Zaken 49 Black, Jewish and Interracial: It's not the Finding Home and the Dilemma of Belong color ofyour skin, but the race ofyour ing essay and art by Siona Benjamin ..... 59 kin and other myths ofidentity Incajew by Katya Gibel Azoulay art by Margo Mercedes Rivera-Weiss .... 64 reviewed by Shahmma McKinney 117 Of Faith and Fire SELECTED BOOKS RECEIVED 122 essay by Rosa Maria Pegueros 66 CONTRIBUTOR NOTES ; 124 The Compass of Human Conscience: Notes on the Israeli Peace Camp, May 2001 essay by Molly Malekar 76 e 7

MAGAZINE OF TI-lE CARIBBEAN ASSOCIATION FOR FEMINIST RESEARCH AND ACTION VOL.15, NO.1-2 DOUBLE ISSUE 2001

EDITOIUAL 3

FEEDBACK 4

CAFRA PROGRAMME UPDATE 5 DOMESTIC VIOLENCE INTERVENTION TRAINING PROGRAMME 5 CAIUBBEAN GENDER AND TRADE NETWORK 5 CAPACITY BUILDING FOR NGOS 6

WOMEN AND HlY/AIDS 7 THE HIV/AIDS EPIDEMIC IN THE CAIUBBEAN 7 HIV/AIDS IN JAMAICA 10 WHY WOMEN ARE MORE VULNERABILE TO HIV INFECTION 11 TOWARDS AN UNDERSTANDING OF GENDER AND HIV/AIDS 12 • WOMEN, THE GIRL CHILD AND HIV/AIDS 13 GIVING HOPE TO THE CHILDREN 14 PREGNANCY AND HIV 16

PEOPLE 18 MY LIFE AS AN HIV POSITIVE WOMAN 18 MISS FELIS (POEM) 20 WE CANNOT BE ALIENATED! 21 STOIUES OF WOMEN LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS : 22 QUALITY OF CARE FOR PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS 24 PROmTUTES SHARE THEIR CONCERNS ABOUT AIDS 25 • FREE AIDS DRUGS IN BARBADOS 25 MAXI LINDER TARGETS COMMERCIAL SEX WORKERS 27 • PREVENTING HIGH RISK BEHAVIOUR AMONG TEENAGE GIRLS 27 WORKING WITH HIV·POSITIVE WOMEN 27 HAVING SEX TONIGHT? 29 REDEFINING HOUSEHOLDS IN THE AGE OF AIDS 30

NEWS 32 INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY 32

OTHER NEWS 34 STRESS AND THE CUBAN WOMAN WORKER 34 HARD TIMES HIT WOMEN'S GROUPS 34 • GENDER AND EDUCATION " 35

REGIONAL NEWS 35 WOMEN RELUCTANT TO REPORT VIOLENCE 35 BREAKING DOWN BARlUERS 36 ELECTIONS WATCH 36

INTERNATIONAL NEWS 36

MEETINGS 37 UNITED NATIONS GENERAL ASSEMBLY SPECIAL SESSION ON HIV/AIDS .. 25·27 JUNE 2001, NEW YORK 37 10TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE FOR PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS 38

ON THE BOOKSHELF 39

USEFUL WEB RESOURCES 40 CRITICAL MATRIX 8 Volume 12, Numbers 1-2 Fall, 2000 & Spring, 2001 Making Sense

Deborah Nord Critical Matrix History 1 Aileen Forbes Introduction 2

THE CHILD'S EYE Caroline Levander "Informed Eyes": The 1890s Child 8 Study Movement and Henry James's The Turn ofthe Screw Robin Bernstein "Too Realistic" and "Too Distorted": 26 The Attack on Louise Fitzhugh's Harriet the Spy and the Gaze of the Queer Child

ARTICULATING VISION Jennifer Waldron Gaping upon Plays: 48 Shakespeare, Gosson, and the Reformation of Vision Gordon Hughes The Painter of Mental Scenery: 78 Robert Delaunay's Sensory Abstraction and Modern Perceptual Theory

TECHNOLOGIES OF SENSE Mark Hansen Embodying Virtual Reality: 112 Touch and Self-Movement in the Work of Char Davies Timothy Aubry White Noise Generation 148 • d 1 f f e r e n c e s 9

After Patriarchal Poetry Feminism and the ContemporaryAvant-Garde

Volume 12 Summer 2001

Guest Editor Steve Evans

STEVE EVANS i After Patriarchal Poetry: Feminism and the Contemporary Avant-Garde. Introductory Note

SIANNE NGAI 1 Bad Timing (A Sequel). Paranoia, Feminism, and Poetry

LYNN KELLER 47 "Just one of / the girls: - I normal in the extreme": Experimentalists-To-Be Starting Out In the '960s

SUSAN HOLBROOK 70 Delirium and Desire in Nicole Brossard's Le Desert Mauve/Mauve Desert

PAGE DUBOIS 86 "An Especially Peculiar Under- taking": Allee Notley's Epic

JULIANA SPAHR 98 ULove Scattered, Not Concentrated Love": Bernadette Mayer's Sonnets

JUDITH GOLDMAN 121 Hannah=hannaH: Politics, Ethics, and Clairvoyance In the Work of Hannah Weiner 10 CONTENTS The EDITORIAL 419

Allouka vall Eerde

Ellell G. Friedmall 440 Is the Category Woman the Same as the Journal of Category Frau?

Rachel A/sop alld JelillY Hockey 454 Women's Reproductive Lives as a Women's Symbolic Resource in Central and Eastern Europe Studies Joyce Ou/s/wom 472 Debating Prostitution in Parliament: A Feminist Analysis VOLUME 8 ISSUE 4 ~ Jail vall den Elide alld Ellell c.J. vall Oosl 491 Making Women Count: Gender-Typing, NOVEMBER 2001 Technology and Path Dependencies in ( Dutch Statistical Data Processing, 1900-1970

CONFERENCE REPORT A/melte Geelillk 511 Gender and Globalization: Processes of Social and Economic Restructuring ~) BOOK REVIEWS Ruba Salih' 514 Once Again, Sisterhood is Not Global: f Gender Relations, Migration and Domestic Work in Haly

Kale Reed 517 Telling Mother-Daughter Stories

BOOKS RECEIVED 519

LIST OF REFEREES 523

INDEX TO VOLUME 8 524 Feminism 11 1===1---&------sychology Volume II, Number 4, 200I

______EDITORIAL

435 Editorial Note

437 Thank You 10 Our Reviewers

______ARTICLES

439 Jekyll and Hyde: Men's Constructions of Feminism and Feminists Nigel EDLEY and Margaret WETHERELL

459 Constructing a Feminist Identity: Discourse and the Community of Practice Karyn STAPLETON

493 Teenage MOlherhood and the Regulation of Mothering in the Scientific Literature: The South African Example Catriona MACLEOD

511 Pregnancy and Working: A Critical Reading of Advice and Information on Pregnancy and Employment Harriet GROSS and Helen PATTISON

527 What Makes Feminist Counselling Feminist? Andrea CHESTER and Diane BRETHERTON

______THE SPOKEN WORD

547 Bryony L. HOSKINS in Conversation with Susan BROWNMILLER

555 Annual Index 12 Feminist Collections A Quarterly ofWomen's Studies Resources

DOUBLE ISSUE Volume 22, Nos. 3-4, Spring/Summer 2001

CONTENTS

Sped').I"Mini-Theme": From the Editors ii Islam, Women, and Feminism Boo1< Reviews Zch,..h Gha"amshahidi Islam ....d FeminLom: In Scud ofCompatibility 1 Sherin, Hamd] North American Muslim Women Voice Their Concccru 5 Helen M. Bannan Frieo.Ishlp (Like Suterhood) Is Powerful 9 SUJlln Barribtau CoucspondingWomen: Heap-Reynolds and Stcin-Toldas 13

FeministVisions Jenlliftr Lcewenstein Women in Islam: FoUl' Films 15 Catherine Green Her Vision Surviycs: Two Films About Audre Loroe 18 Patrice Petro Childhood. Stolen: The Plipt ofGirl. Worldwide 21 Carole Gerster Women in Independent ytlm and Videos A Hutory 23

TilJy Vrimd Women Map the World: The Malr.ing ofa Database 27

Compiud byJoAnne uhman Computer Tal1< 30

Rwuwed by Phyllis Holman New Reference Worlr.s in Women's Studies 35 Wlisbllra ana other$

Compiud byJoAnne uhman Periodical Notes 46

Compiud by Teresa Fernandez Items of Note 49

Boolr.s and AV Recendy Received 52

Supplement: Index to Volume 22 56 ARTICLES Time as a Source of Inequality within Marriage: Are Husbands More Satisfied with Time for Themselves than Wives? Shelley Phipps, Peter Burton and Lars Osberg 13 Wages as a Living, Price, and Social Practice: Implicit Wage Theories 23 in Equal Pay Debates in the United States Ellen Mutari, Deborah M. Figarl and Maril)'1l Power Will Deregulating the Labor Market in Australia Improve the 53 Employment Conditions of Women? Gle1lda Strachan ondJohn Burgess

DIALOGUE I-rj ~ t":1 Pre-College Economics Education Guidelines ~ a::: Economics Standards and Lists: Proposed Antidotes for Feminist 77 ~ ..... Economists Z GeoffSthnei4er a..dl,an Shotk'lford .'1 ..... Moving Beyond the Masculine Neoclassical Classroom 91 (JJ Margaret Lewis and KimMarie McGoldrick ~ t-i ~ REVIEW ESSAY tr1 'Thank God ... I thought for a moment you were going to 105 ""'~ n confess to converting to socialism!': Gender and Identity .tv 0 in Deirdre McCloskey's CrQHing z Kimberly Christensen ? ~ 0 BOOK REVIEWS a::: atv ..... Deirdre N. McCloskey, The Vices of Economists - The Virtues 121 a n of the Bourgeoisie ...... (JJ Deirdre N. McCloskey, How to be Hwnan - Though an Economist Frances lVoolley Cynthia Enloe, Maneuvers: The International Politics of 127 Militarizing Women's Lives EliJabetta Addis Martha C. Nussbaum, Women and Human Development: 131 The Capabilities Approach Fabiemu Peler Janice Peterson and Margaret Lewis (cds.), The Elgar Companion to 136 Feminist Economics SUSall Feiner Jael Silliman and Ynestra King (eds.), Dangerous Intersections: 138 Feminist Perspectives on Population, Environment, and Development Ellie Perkins Ron Baiman, Heather Boushey and Dawn Saunders (eds.), 141 Political Economy and Contemporary Capitalism: Radical Perspectives on Economic Theory and Policy Kenan Er(el Candida March, Ines Smyth and Maitrayee Mukhopadhyay, 144 A Guide to Gender.Analysis Frameworks Zeynep Ereten Karman and Vesna Rndulovic MariaJose Gonzalez, TeresaJurado and Manuela Naldini (eds.), 149 Gender Inequalities in Southern Europe: Women, Work, and Welfare in the 1990. Marnka Klawitter Harriet Bradley, Gender and Power in the Workplace: Analysing 151 the hnpact of Economic Change Ellen Mutari Nancy Folbre, The Invisible Heart: Economics and Family Values 155 Julie Matthaei Notes on Contributors 163 Information and Announcements 168 Femhlist Ecollomi(S Editorial Policies 171 Submission and Style Guidelines 173 Feminist Europa.

14 Review of Books. Vol. 1 NO.1, 2001 (now bound separately; new volume series)

Pre-scripts 5 Introducing our new partnership with The Gennan Foundation for Gender Studies Giovanna Covi. Editorial Politics 8 from Germally Tobe Levin. Female Genital Mutilatioll: Recent Contributions ill German Review of Hermann, Conny, ed. Das Recht QufWtiblichktit: Hoffnung 1m Kampfgtgen die Gtni/a/vtrstiim· melung. {The RJght to Womanhood: Hope In the Struggle to End Female Genital Mutilation) Bonn: Dietz. 2000. ISBN 3-8012-0285-2. Schnull,Petrafferre des Femmes, eds. Weibliche Genital.'trstiimmtlung: Eine Fundamentale Mensdltn· rechtn'erltttung. (Female Genital Mutilation. A Fundamental Human RIghts Abuse) Goltingen: Terre du Femmes, 1999. ISBN 3·9806165--2·5. D1aby-PentzUn, F. and E. Giillke, eds. Eillschnittt. Mauria/band tlJ F~ma/e Genita/ Cuttings (FGC). (Incisions) Eschborn: GTZ (Geselbcbaft filr Technbche Zuummenlrbelt), 1999. KJrchenamt der E\'angelhchen Klrche Deutschland (EKD), cd. Genitaluntiimmelung )'011 Madchen und Frauen. Eine kirchficlle Steflullgnallmt. (Genital MutUation of Girls and Women. The Cburch', Stand) Hanno\'er: KJrchenamt der EKD, 2000. from Austria Barbara SchiestL trans. Tobe Levin. Senija [poem].

from Spain Montserrat Palau. trans. Tobe Levin. Un(t)raveled Hope Review of Cuder Domlnguez, Pilar, ed. Exilios/~m~nlnos. )Women', Exiles) Huelva: Seniclo de Publica clones de la Unlnrsldad de lIuelva e Instituto Andaluz de la Mujer, 2000. Pilar Cuder Dominguez. E'(i!ios Femeninos: Foreword

from Germany Hito Steyerl. trans. Tobe Levin. Global Multiple Identities Review of Gullt!rrez Rodriguez, Eucarnacl6n. Inteflektu~lI~ Migrantinnen - Subjdtivltiiten im Z~italur von Globalisitrung. Eine pos/k%lliale dekolls(rukti)'e Anal)'Se )'On Blographien im SpannungsverhiiltnlJ )'On EIII· nisierung und Vtrgesch/eclltlicllung. (Intellectual M.Jgunl,. Subjectivity In Ihe Age of Globallzation. A poslcolonlal deconstructln Inal)'sl1 of biographies In the force neld between elhnlclty Ind engendermentl Opllden: Leske und Budrlch, 1999. pp. 288. Proposals for the Debate on Gender Politics 30 from The Czech Republic Viola Parente-Capkova. Czech Eyes Review of Chrlbkova, Marie, Josef Cbuchma and Eva KIImenfova, eds. No),l e(enf wela. 1.1 Feminism"'s dfi'adesdtfcll let ceskjma oelma. INew Readings of the World. V Feminbm of tbe 1990s through Czech E)'es) Prague: M~rle Chrlbko\'.& - One Woman Press, 1999.

from Itoly Giovanna Covi. Zebra Identities and Gender Bending. Wilh a QllesJiOll on SeparaJism for Femi~ nisi Europa Readers Review ofCoronl, Marlo, ed. lncrod digellere: De(ijstitur)olli, transitivita e pQSsaggl testualL IGender Cros sings: Dt{in)stilulion(aIlZAtlon)s, transitivity and tutual passages] Bergamo: Bergamo UP, edWonl Se slante, 1999.

Giovanna Covi. Gender Askew Review ofBellagamba, Allee, Paola dl Corl and Marco Pusilinaz, eds. Generi di tra.·eno. )B1urred Genres) Verctlli: EditioniMercurio, 1000.

Andrea Petii. No fntil salad ... bu/ golems and guerillas Review of Covi, Glovanna, ed. Crit{cal Studies on lhe Feminist Subject. Tnnto: Dlplrtlmento dl Sdenze Fllologlche e Storlche, Lablrlntl30, 1997.

from Spain Mar Gallego Duran, Female Cttltllral Cousin/cis: An Interdisciplinary Approa'ch Review of Rodriguez, Amparo Gomez and Justine Tally, eds. 1A construccMn cultural de lolemenino. (Cultural Construction! of Femininity) Unh'enidad de la Lagnna: Centro de Edudlos de la Mujer, 1998. Profiles 38 Maria Rosa Cutrufelli Feminist Europa.

Review of Books. 15 Vol. 1 No.1, 2001 (continued) (now bound separately; new volume series) Post-figurations of Memory 40 from Germany Marianne Hege. trans. Christine Matzke. Morality mId Gender Review of Gravenborst, Luke. MOTa' 1I11d Geschlec1Jl: Die Andgllung dtr NS ErhschfljL Ein sozlofogischer Beitrag til Stlbstversriindigllngtlll'or allem /n Deuuch/ailit (Morality and Gender. Taklnc on the Nazi Heri tage. A sodologlnl contributlon to sdf-awlreness (npedany) In Germany} Frdburg 1m Brelsgau: Kore, 1997.

Sabine Happ. trans. Christina Vogt-Williams. Still Tangible Fear Review ofSirobi. Ingrid. DIeA"gs,kam ersrdalftulr.. JiidlsduFrtllltll 1m H1derstand 1939-1945. (Fur Came . Later, Jewish Women In the Resistance, 1939-1945) Frankfurt am Main: Fischer, 1998.

Karin Hartewig. trans. Christina Vogt-Williams. Circular Movement Review ofKenl, SU5Inna. Die Schwierlge Erlnnmlf,g. Deutsche W;den!andskiimp/er. ObeT ile VeT/olgllng lind VemicJttung deT Juden. IThe Burden of Memory. GtnDln Re.listante Fighters on the Persecution and Destruction of the Jews) Afterword by Hlns Bosu. Frlnldun 1m Mlln: Clmpus, 1999. from France Fran~oise Picq. trans. Tobe Levin. The Making ofa Feminisl Classic Review ofChiperon, Sylvie. us ann/es Beaul'Oir 1915·1970. (The Beauvolr Years) raris: Flyard. 2000.

from Hungary Valeria SzaM.ln Search ofContinuity with Women sPast Review ofF:ibrt. Anna. "A nip tWolt tillfeU". A. mllgytlT (Tonok tort/nne kit sz41,1ldfordulO llitott 1795·1905. I"Tol'iard the beautiful forbidden lind." The IIbtory of Hungarian Women Writers Between Two Turns of Century 119S-1905) Budapest: Kortan, 19%.

Fabri, Anna, ed. A no is 1Jil'attUlL Sumdl'inyek tl mtlgj'tlrorsz4gl nokbdis tortinnibol1777-1865. (Woman and lIer CaUing. Euerpts Fnlm tbe Hblory of the Woman Question In Hungary 1177.1865) Budapesl: Konan, 1999. Pleasures 48 from Italy Chiara Briganti. Salient Moments in a Literary Conversation Review of De Zardo, OrneUa. En rral'em. Figurlluoni delfe",minUe neUG narr4f1l'tJ Inglese. (En Travestl. fl guralions of the female subject In English Fiction] Roma: Bulzonl Edltore, 1999.

Lori Chili. trans. Liana Borghi. Un 'americana a Parigi Review ofRigby, EUnor. Un'amerlcana II ParigL IAn Amerlun In Pari.) Rome: Baldini &: CastaldI, 1997. _···__ ·····_····Mllrlna Marina Marlna. Cuale Mon(ernto: Edlnonl Plemme. 2000.

fromSpa/n Begoiia Vi)outa Vazquez. In GaUcian, on the Caribbean Review ofHringa. Upez, Ana. Muller e literatura na socitdade carlbeRa anglofona. (Women and Literature In Anglophone Caribbean Society] Unlvenidade de Vlgo: Servtdo de Publlud6nes:, 2000. Post-feminism? 52 from Germany Andrea Petti. TIme Out to Breathe Review of Gerbard, Ute. Altmpause. Feminumu$ au demokTllwclrn PrtJjekt. (Catching ORr Brelth. FemIn'-m and Democracy) Frankfurt: Fischer Talchenb.tb Verlag, 1999. from/srael Chassida Reti. Having it aU? Review ofJeDlk, l\flra. 7lpus NtulrL IAchJevtng Women - IIraell Career Womelll Talk About Their Path to Succw) Jerusalem: Matar, 1998. Practical use 53 Tobe Levin. Shortakes Postscript 59 ]ka Hiigel~Marshall. trans. Ekpenyong Ani. Daheim Unterwegs - Ein Deutsches Leben. [Looking for Home - AGennan Life) Berlin: Orlanda, 1998. {Excerpt].

Nicole Decure. trans. Tobe Levin. Priorities? A Black Female Dilemma Review of Dubost, Thierry et Alice Mills, eds. La femme noire om/ricaine - Aspects d'une crise d'identi,e. (Black AmerIcln Women: Asp«ts of an Identity Crisis) Caen: Presses Unlversltalres de Caen. 1997. Contributors' Bios, Books Received FEMINIST LEGAL STUDIES 16 Valli me 7 No.1 1999

Editorial 1 JANICE RICHARDSON / "A Burglar in the House of Philo sophy": Theodor Adorno and Drucilla Cornell and Hate Speech 3-31 KAY STANDING / Reasserting Fathers' Rights? Parental Responsibility and Involvement in Education and Lone Mother Families in the UK 33-46 SIMONEWONG / WhenTrust(s) is Not Enough: An Argument for the Use of Unjust Enrichment for Horne-Sharers 47-{i2 Case notes SUSAN MILLNS and SALLY SHELDON / Delivering Demo cracy to Abortion Politics: Bowman v. United Kingdom (European Court of Human Rights, Case no. 141/1996/ 762/959,19 February 1998, (1998) 26 E.H.R.R. 1) 63-73 ANNE MORRIS / Once Upon a Time in a Hospital ... The Cautionary Tale of St George's Health Care NHS Trust v. S, R v. Collins and Others Ex Parte S [1998] 3 All ER 673 75-84 Book Reviews Bormie MacDougal, Breach ofTrllst (ANNE BOTTOMLEY) 85-90 Hanne Petersen,Home Knitted lAw. Norms and Vailles itl Gendered Rille-Making (KATE GREEN) 91-94 Sally Sheldon, Beyond Control: Medical Power and Abortion lAw (KATE DIESFELD) 95-98 Maria Angeles Barrere Unzueta, Discriminaci6n, Derecho Antidiscriminatorio y Accion Positiva en Favor de las Mlljeres (MARGARITA GABRIELA PRIETO ACOSTA) 99-100 Instructions for Authors 101-109 FEMINIST LEGAL STUDIES 17 Volume 7 No.2 1999

QUDSIA MIRZA / Patricia Williams: Inflecting Critical Race Theory (An Interview) 111-132 HILARY LIM / Caesareans and Cyborgs 133-173 ROBIN MACKENZIE / From Sanctity to Screening: Genetic Disabilities, Risk and Rhetorical Strategies in Wrongful Birth and Wrongful Conception Cases 175-191 Case 1I0tes DEBRA MORRlS / Wives are Told: Don't Blame the Bank, Sue Your Solicitor: Royal Balik ofScotia lid v. Etridge (No.2) alld other appeals [1998]4 All E.R. 705 193-202 JOANNE CONAGHAN / Enhancing Civil Remedies for (Sexual) Harassment: S. 3 of the Protection from Harassment Act 1997 203-214 Book reviews Sue Lees, Rulillg Passiolls (DAVID GADD) 215-218 Sandra Fredman, Women alld the Lmv (CHLOE WALLACE) 219-221 Bulletill board Announcement - Feminist Legal Research Unit Seminar Pro grarnrne1999-2000 223 Announcement - The Female Principle 225 Call for papers- Strategic Thinking for the Millennium: Women and Law Conference 227 Illstructiolls for authors 229-237 FEMINIST LEGAL STUDIES 18 Volume 7 No.3 1999

Editorial 239 EILEENV. FEGAN / 'Subjects' of Regulation/Resistance? Post modem Feminism and Agency in Abortion-Decision Making 241-273 ELENA LOIZIDOU / The Trouble with Rape: Gender Mailers and Legal 'Transformations' 275-297 MELANIE WILLIAMS / "Is Alec a Rapist?" - Cultural Connotations of 'Rape' and 'Seduction' - A Reply to Professor John Sutherland 299-316 Case notes NICK DEARDEN / The Queen and the 'Bolton Seven' R. v. Williams, Tllmer, Love, Moore, Connell, Abdie and Godfrey 317-332 SUE KlRVAN / Women and Asylum: A ParticularSocial Group Islam v. Secretary of State for the Home Department; R. v. Immigration Appeal Tribllnal and Another, Ex parte Shah 333-342 Book reviews Clare McGlynn, The Woman Lawyer - Making the Difference (ERlKA RACKLEY) 343-346 Alison M. Thomas and Celia Kitzinger (ed.) Sexllal Har assment: Contemporary Feminist Perspectives (CHLOE J. WALLACE) 347-349 Anne M.O. Griffiths, In the Shadow ofMarriage: Gender and Jllstice in an African Commllnity (ANNE GRlFFITHS) 351-353 Agnete Weis Bentzon, Anne Helium, Julie Stewart, Welshman Ncube and Torben Agersnap, Pllrslling Grollnded Theory in Law: SOllth-North Experiences in Developing Women's Law (ANNE GRlFFITHS) 355-357 Blilletin board Kent Law School/Feminist Legal Stlldies Seminar Programme 1999-2000 359-360 Instructions for allthors 361-369 Allthor index ofValli me 7 371 Contents ofVoilime 7 373-375 FEMINIST LEGAL STUDIES Volume 8 No.1 2000 19

Special Issue Gues/ Edi/or: Hazel Biggs

HAZEL BIGGS and ROBIN MACKENZIE / Gendered Read- ings of Obligations: Social Lore or Strict Legal Forms? 1--4 ELIZABETH KINGDOM / Cohabitation Contracts and the Democratisation of Personal Relations 5-27 ALICE BELCHER /A Feminist Perspective on Contract Theories from Law and Economics 29--46 SOILE POHJONEN / Partnership in Love and in Business 47-63 HELEN REECE / Divorcing Responsibly 65-91 JOHN WIGHTMAN / Intimate Relationships, Relational Con- tract Theory, and the Reach of Contract 93-131 Ins/mc/ions for aul1lOrs 133-141 FEMINIST LEGAL STUDIES 20 Volume 8 No.2 2000

THERESE MURPHY and NOEL WHITTY I What is a Fair Trial? Rape Prosecutions, Disclosure and the Human Rights Act 143-167 FIONA M. KAY and JOAN BROCKMAN I Barriers to Gender Equality in the Canadian Legal Establishment 169-198 MARIA DRAKOPOULOU I The Ethic of Care, Female Subjectivity and Feminist Legal Scholarship 199-226 Case /lotes RALPH SANDLAND I Not 'Social Justice': The Housing Associa tion, the Judges, the Tenant and his Lover: Fitzpatrick v. SterUng Housing Association [1997] 4 All E.R. 99 I; [1998] I F.L.R. 6 (CA.); [1999] 4 All E.R. 705 (H.L.) 227-239 ADRIENNE BARNETT I Gelling a 'Get' - the Limits of Law's Authority?: N. v. N. (Jurisdiction: Pre-Nuptial Agreement) [1999] 2 F.L.R. 745 241-254 Book reviews Sally Sheldon and Michael Thomson (eds.), Feminist Perspectives on Health Care Law (KATE DIESFELD) 255-257 John Wroath, Umit They Are Seven: The Origins of Women's Legal Rights (JONATHAN DAGLEY) 259-264 Jnstructiolls for authors 265-273 fetllil1isll'~JTi~w NWMBER 69 WINiTIER 2001

21 The Realm of the Possible Middle Eastern Women in Political and Social Spaces

Preface 1

Editorial The Realm of the Possible: Middle Eastern Women in Political and Social Spaces Amal Treacher and Hala Shukrallah 4

Women in Arab NGOs: A Publication of the Arab Network for Non-governmental Organizations. December 1999 Nawla Darwiche 15

Where Have All the Women (and Men) Gone? Reflections on Gender and the Second Palestinian Intifada Penny Johnson and Eileen Kuttab 21

Feminist Contestations of Institutional Domains in Iran Elaheh Rostami Povey 44

Women and Poverty in Morocco: The Many Faces of Social Exclusion Loubna H. Skalli 73

Embodying Transition: FGC, Displacement, and Gender-making for Sudanese in Cairo Anita Hausermann Fabos 90

On Selective Consumerism: Egyptian Women and Ethnographic Representations Nadia Wassef 111

Theorizing the Politics of 'Islamic Feminism' Shahrzad Mojab 124

Reviews

Hala Shukrallah on Remaking Women, Feminism and Modernity in the Middle East 147 David Blanks on Secularism, Gender and the State: the Egyptian Women's Movement 151 Clarissa Burt on The Map of Love 153 Clarissa Burt on A Border Passage 156 22

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BDITORIAL JUlMAlUCS: BATYA WEINBAUM. Editor

CRITICISM: DORIAN CIRRONE. Millenial Mothers: Reproduction, Race, and Ethnicity in Feminist Dystopian Fiction 4 THERESA CRATER. The Resurrection ofMorgan Ie Fey: Fallen Woman to Triple Goddess 12 ROBIN MURRAY. Terri WindlingsThe Wood Wife: A Space . for Complememary Subjects 22 SUSAN STRATTON. Intersubjectivity and Difference in Feminist Ecotopias 33 GINA WISKER. Women's Horror as Erotic Transgression 44

FICTION: MARTHA MARINARA. Ovum 64

FOBTRY: MOIRA MCAULIFFE. Orpheus 72 LEONARD TRAWICK. Katherine Murphy 80 KATHERINE MURPHY. Not Remembering My Childhood 81 To a Friend Afraid of Flying 83 For My Daughter, Dreading Dissection 84 CYNTHIA FELDMAN PALEY. Reflections from Kates Daughter 85 CRISTIAN SALAZAR. A Map of the United States of America 86

mSTORICAL DOCUMENTS: RICHARD A. LUPOFF. C/ilre Winger Harris and "The Fifth Dimension H 88 CLARE WINGER HARRIS. Excerpts from "The Fifth Dimension" 90

ART: JENNIFER JONES. Untitled 95 SHOSHANA TOMBERG. Domestic Violence % JENNIFER JONES. Untitled 'J7

JUlVIBWS: BRUCE BEATIE. Review ofTeaching toward the 24th Century 98 RITCH CALVIN. Review ofTurning on the Girls 100 LIISA HAKE. Review ofThe Jigsaw Woman 102 PHILIPA KAFKA. Review of Goja 103 ELIZABETH A. LEHFELDT. Review ofWitches of the Altantic World 106 EMMY LEVINE. Review ofIslands of Women and Amazons 108 DARLENE PAGAN. Review ofBehind the Blue Gate 108 ELIZABETH PANDALFO BRIGGS. A Ramble through Fantasy/and 110 DONNA BURNS PHILLIPS. Review ofMary Shelley's Fictions 112 ANNIS V. PRATT. Review ofIn the Footsteps of the Goddess 113 KAREN SCHNEIDER. Review ofWhite Turtle 115 GINA WISKER. Mothering in the African Diaspora 117 BATYA WEINBAUM. Reviews ofThe Bitch Is Back; Inanna; From Moon Goddesses to Virgins; The Lieutenant Nun 119 Friends of \Nomen 23

Newsletter

Vol. 11 January - December 2000 3 Editorial 4 rhai Female Labour Crisis under 'Prime MinifTfer rhaksin Shinawatara's Government 12 Efforts toward fTfopping violence against women : A reflection from the work of Friends of Women Foundation 17 Sexual Offence Situation in 2000 24

Volume 9 Number 1 March 2001 Money

Editorial 2 Caroline Sweetman

Gender biases in finance 9 Irene van Staveren

Rural women earning income in Indonesian factories: the impact on gender relations 18 Peter Hancock

Just another job? Paying for domestic work 25 Bridget Anderson

Conceptualising women's empowerment in societies in Cameroon: how does money fit in? 34 Joyce B. Endeley

Pathways to empowerment? Reflections on microfinance and transformation in gender relations in South Asia 42 Juliet Hunt and Nalini Kasynathan

Mama Cash: investing in the future of women 53 Lilianne Ploumen

Money that makes a change: community currencies, North and South 60 Gill Seyfang

'More and more technology, women have to go home': changing skill demands in manufacturing and Caribbean women's access to training 70 Daphne Jayasinghe

An income of one's own: a radical vision of welfare policies in Europe and beyond 82 Ingrid Robeyns

Resources 90 Compiled by Erin Murphy Graham Publications 90 Organisations 94 Electronic Resources 95 Videos 96 25

Volume 9 Number 2 July 2001 Health Editorial 2 Caroline Sweetman

The reproductive health of refugees: lessons beyond ICPD 10 Colette Harris and Ines Smyth

The meaning of reproductive health for developing countries: the case of the Middle East 22 HudaZurayk

Environment, living spaces, and health: compound-organisation practices in a Bamako squatter settlement, Mali 28 Paule Simard and Maria De Koninck

Safe motherhood in the time of AIDS: the illusion of reproductive 'choice' 40 Carolyn Baylies

Danger and opportunity: responding to HIV with vision 51 Kate Butcher and Alice Welbourn

Strengthening grandmother networks to improve community nutrition: experience from Senegal 62 Judi Aubel, Ibrahima Toure, Mamadou Diagne, Kalala Lazin, El Hadj Alioune Sene, Yirime Faye, and Mouhamadou Tandia

Teaching about gender, health, and communicable disease: experiences and challenges 74 Rachel Tolhurst and Sally Theobald

Attitudes towards abortion among medical trainees in Mexico City public hospitals 87 Deyanira GonZtilez de Leon Aguirre and Deborah L. Billings

Enhancing gender equity in health programmes: monitoring and evaluation 95 Mohga Kamal Smith

Resources 106 Compiled by Erin Murphy Graham Publications 106 Organisations 112 Electronic Resources 113 Videos 114 Courses 115 26 Gender and Education

Volume 13 Number 3 September 2001

Special Issue: Science and Technology Edited by Flis Henwood & Katrina Miller

EDITORIAL Boxed in or Coming Out? On the Treatment ofScience, Technology and Gender in Educational Research 237

Teresa Refs. ivlainstreaming Gender Equality in Science in the European Union: the 'ETAN Report' 2<13

JVill Letts. "Vhen Science is Strangely Alluring: interrogating the masculinist and heteronormative nature of primary"school science . 261

GU!)'ntth Hughes. Exploring the Availability of Student Scientist Identities within Curriculum Discourse: an anti-essentialist approach to gender-inclusive sCience 275

Jan! Gilhert. Science and Its 'Other': looking underneath 'woman' and 'science for new directions in research on gender and science education 291

Sue Clegg. Theorising the iVlachine: gender, education and computing 307

Linda Stepulevage. Gender/Technology Relations: complicating the gender binary 325

BOOK REVIEWS 339

BOOKS RECEtvED 347 GENDER & HISTORY 27 Volume 13 Number 3 November 2001

Special Issue: Gender, Citizenships and Sl1bjectivities edited by Kathleen Canning and Sonya O. Rose

Abstraets iii

Introduetion Gender, Citizenship and Subjectivity: Some Historical and Theoretical Considerations KATHLEEN CANNING AND SONYA O. ROSE 427

Articles Citizens and Scientists: Toward a Gendered History ofScientific Practice in Post-revolutionary France CAROL E. HARRISON 444

The Rhetorics ofSlavery and Citizenship: Suffragist Discourse and Canonical Texts in Britain, 1880--1914 LAURA E. NYM MAYHALL 481

Imagining Female Citizenship in the 'New Spain': Gendering the Democratic Transition, 1975-1978 PAMELA BETH RADCLIFF 498

The Trial ofthe New Woman: Citizens-in-Training in the New Soviet Republic ELIZABETH A. WOOD 524 Enfranchised Selves: Women, Culture and Rights in Nineteenth-Century Bengal TANIKA SARKAR 546

Citizenship as Non-Discrimination: Acceptance or Assimilationism? Political Logic and Emotional Investment in Campaigns for Aboriginal Rights in Australia, 1940 to 1970 MARILYN LAKE 566

Producing Citizens, Reproducing the 'French Race': Immigration, Demography, and Pronatalism in Early Twentieth-Century France ELISA CAMISCIOLI 593

Citizenship as Contingent National Belonging: Married Women and Foreigners in Twentieth-Century Switzerland BRIGITTE STUDER, translated by KATE STURGE 622

Notes on Contributors 655 28 GENDER & SOCIETY Volume 15, Number 6 December 2001

From the Editor 789 Articles The Fonnation ofFeminist Consciousness Margaret Mead Made Me Gay: among Left· and Right-Wing Activists ofthe 19605 Personal Essays, Public Ideas REBECCA E. KLATCH 791 by Esther Newton JANE WARD 936 Which Bodies Malter? Feminism, PoststJUcturalism, Race, and the MOJhering!rom the Inside: Curious Theoretical Odyssey ofthe "HoUentot Venus" Parenting in a Women sPrison ZlNE MAGUBANE 816 by Sandra Enos DANA M. BRITTON 938 "Doing" Racialized and Gendered Age 10 Organize Peer Relations: Observing Kids in Summer Camp Get/ing Oul: Life Stories of VALERIE ANN MOORE 835 Women Who Left Abusive Men by Ann Goetting The Significance ofRace and Gender in School PATTI A. GIUFFRE 939 Success among Latinas and Latinos in College HEIDI LASLEY BARAJAS and JENNIFER L. PIERCE 859 Mother/oss Research Reports by Lynn Davidman DONNAEDER 941 Controlling Images and the Gender Construction Public Vows: A History of ofEnslaved African Women Marriage and (he Nation RuPESIMMS 879 by Nancy F. Cot! When Wives Get Sick: Gender Role Attitudes, Celebrating the Family: Marital Happiness, and Husbands' Ethnicity, Consumer CllltllTe, andFamily Rituals Contribution to Household Labor by Elizabeth Pleck SUSAN M. ALLEN and PAMELA S. WEBSTER 898 Black Working Wives: "IfU's Not On, U's Not On"--Qr Is It? Pioneers ofthe American Family Rel,'o!ution Discursive Constraints on Women's Condom Use by Dart Landry NICOLA OAVEY, KATHRYN McPHILLIPS, and MARION DOHERTY 917 DANA VANNOY 942 Book Reviews Invisible Women: Junior Enlisted Amy Wil'es The Perfonnance a/Gender: by Margaret C. Harrell An AlIIhropology ofEveryday Life JUANITA M. FIRESTONE 944 in a South Indian Fishillg Village by Cecilia Busby With Thanks 946 LUBNA NAZIR CHAUDHRY 935 Index 950 GENDER ISSUES 29 Spring 2001 VOLUME 19 NUMBER 2

SPECIAL ISSUE ON WOMEN'S STUDIES

Rita J. SilllOn Introduction 3

Articles

Valentine M. Moghadam Institutionalizing and Globalizing 5 Women's Studies at Illinois State University

Stejanie Thomas "You're Getting a Degree in WHAT?" 16

Daphne Patai Rhetoric and Reality in Women's Studies 21

Leora Eren Fruc!lt To a Different Degree 61

Debra Schleej Thinking Like a Lawyer: Gender 69 Differences in the Production of Professional Knowledge

Book Review

Aziza Khazzoom What Makes Women Sick: Maternity, 87 Modesty, and Militarism in Israeli Society 30 Gender, Place and Culture

Volume 8 Number 3 September 2001

EmilY F. Selby, Deborah P. Di

Georgina Gowans. Gender, Imperialism and Domesticity: British women repatriated from India, I94(}-47 254

Louise R)'an. Irish Female Emigration in the 1930s: transgressing space and culture 271

]f!)'U Davidson. Pregnant Pauses: agoraphobic embodiment and the limits of (im)pregnability 283

VIEWPOINT Aliuelle A/ahtani. Racial Rd\'Iappings: the potential of paradoxical space 299

BOOK REVIEWS Gendedng the Ciry: women, boundmits, and visions of urhan lift (Kristine B. tvliranne & Alma H. Young, Eds) reviewed by Doreen]. l\'!atlingly 307

How Women Saved the Gill (Daphne Spain) reviewed by Wendy Gibbons 308

Women and the Gill: gender, space and power in Boston, 187IJ-1940 (Sarah Deutsch) reviewed by Susan Hanson 310

A/auaging Displacement: rifugees and the politics of humanitan'anism (Jennifer Hyndman) reviewed by Johnathan Bascom 312

Gender, Planlling alld HI/man Rights (Tovi Fenster, Ed.) reviewed by Madhu Satsangi 314

Sexuali!J and Democracy: identities and strategies in lesbian and gay politics (1\'Iomin Rahman) reviewed by G. Derrick Hodge 316

Secularism, Gmder and the State in the AJiddle East: the Egyptian womm's movemmt (Nadje Al-Ali) reviewed by Amy Freeman 318

White Saris alld Sweet Mangoes: ageing, gender, and bol[y ill North India (Sarah Lamb) reviewed by Fatima Alikhan & Emma Mawdsley 320

Ireland in Pro~imi!y: histmy, ginder, space (Scott Brewster, Virginia Crossman, Fiona Becket & David Alderson, Eds) reviewed by Bronwen Walter 321 31 Gender, Work and Organization

Volume 8 Number 4 Oclober 2001

ACADEMIC PAPERS

Prosecuting Pay Equity: Evolving Strategies in Britain and Australia GILLIAN WHITEHOUSE, or ZETLIN AND JILL EARNSHAW 365

The Equality Deficit: Protection against Discrimination on the Grounds of Sexual Orientation in Employment NICOLE BUSBY AND SAM MIDDLEMISS 387

Making it Work: Supporting Group Representation in a Liberal Democratic Organization ANNE McBRIDE 411

Promise or Problem? A Review of the Literature on Men Working in Early Childhood Services CLAIRE CAMERON 430

A Feminist Trade Union Agenda? The Continued Significance of Class, Gender and Race ANNE MUNRO 454

BOOK REVIEWS 472

THANK YOU TO REVIEWERS 486

INDEX TO VOLUME 8 492

CALL FOR PAPERS 495

NOTES FOR CONTRIBUTORS Inside back cover 32 W" pUblish ".says "buut !l"nder "nd s""",dilY in f'llali

Issue 34 2001

Skins. Patches, and Plug-ins Becoming Woman In the New Gaming Culture By ALLYSON D. Text Only Version POLSKY

Violence Against Prostitutes and a Re-evaluation of the Counterpublic Sphere By JOSHUA M. PRICE Text Only Version

Whatever Turns You On Becoming-lesbian and the Production of Desire in the Xenaverse By JEANNE E. HAMMINGText Only Version

A M~th Be~ond the Phallus Fema eFetishism In Kathy Acker's late Novels By CHRISTOPHER Text Only KOCELA Version

Passionate Fictions Honzons of the Exotic and Colonial Self-Fashioning in Mircea Eliade's Bengal Nights and Mailreyi Devi's Na Hanyate By SRIPARNA BASU Text Only Version

Fritz Bultman's Actaeon Paintin~s Sexuality, pUnishment, and Oedipal Conflict By EVAN R. Text Only Version FIRESTONE

The Evolution of a Lesbian Icon Annamane Jagose interviews laura Ooan about her New Book, Fashioning Sapphism: The Origins of a Modern English Lesbian Culture By ANNAMARIE JAGOSE T~

NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS, Genders 34 Judith P. Stelboum Editor's Introduction 1 33

Katherine T. Acey The ASTRAEA Lilerary Awards 5

Sarah Schulman The Mere Future 7 (f Chrystos ~ <\) Three Poems ..... Crossing the Farewell Bend 19 Dyke Is lhe Word 20 While People on TV 21 Z Suzanne Sowlnska c 3 A Memoir cr" <\) ~ Tercel 25 .....

Terry Wolverton Three Poems Sestina: Sex at Menses 33 Poem for My 44th Birthday 35 Horrible Panties 38 0 '"0 Ibis Gomez-Vega 0 Telling Ribbons 41

Leslea Newman Three Poems Altitude Adjustment 63 Once Upon a Time 64 What I Did on My Summer Vacalion 65

Gerry Gomez Pearlberg Four Prose Poems from DYKE DIALECTS/LESBIAN OBJECTS DYKE 69 Notes for a Dildo 70 The Lesbian Blow Job (Rubber neck) 72 An Iconography of the Lesbian Fist (in 14 Hands) 74

REPRESENTATIVE ARTIST Happy/L. A. Hyder Noles from a Photographer 77 Five Photographs Ivy ond Acey 80 Sweet Mystery #1 81 Journey 82 Untitled Nude 83 84 Objets de Possion (continued, next page) (continued)

REPRESENTATIVE ARTIST 34 Lorraine Inzalaco Visible for a Change 85 Five Paintings Duo 91 Sedia D'Amore 92 Louers' Kiss 93 a a a Preening 94 '" Insatiably YOHrs 95 Ruthann Robson pas de deux 97

Elena Georgiou

~ Two Poems ~ Lessons in Honesty 117 .D'" § Talkin' Trash 122 Z J. M. Beazer Rapist Season 125

Willyce Kim Two Poems from "The Waterworks Series" ~ '" Myrmidon Grief 141 § Flagstones 142 ~ Terry Baum Enid's Fly Trap 143

J. Kelko lane A Poem Safe Passage 155

Nicola Griffith Living Fiction and Storybook Lives 161

About the Contributors 171 Judith P. Stelboum Editor's Introduction 1 35 Donna Allegra Smoke Detectors 5 Cheryl Whitehead Two Poems The Difficult Longing 37 Mama's Boy 39 6- c Joanna Pashdag 3 The Frog Princess 41 '"... Dolores Klatch Family Stories 47 Elizabeth Crowell Three Poems Z Sailing on Jamaica Pond 59 § Tom andWiil 60 0' The China Pattern '"~ 61 "" Achy Obelas Confessing 63

Michele forsten Winning? 71

REPRESENTATIVE ARTIST 89 Pat Tucker 0 ""0 0 Mary Beth Caschetta Imogene's Island of Fire 99

J.m. alcober Two Poems Native Girl 117 WRAITH . .. An End to a Series 119

Amy Schutzer A Poem Deliberation at Arch Cape 121

Nina Revoyr From Angeles Mesa Conversations I 123 Conversations II 134

Ann Raven High Humidity 143

Beatrlx Gates You 145

Jane futcher In Another Country 151

Karla Jay Surviving the MLA: Help for the Theoretically Impaired 165

About the Contributors 171 Judith Stelboum 36 Editor's introduction 1 Linsey Abrams From Living Pictures, a novel 5 Anndee Hochman The Geologic Story of Arches 19 0 0 0 Leslie Ralliff N Two Poems Southern Woman 33 God IS Love (or: Fuck YOll Religious Right) 35 Mary Cappello Circus of Desire 37 Kathy Anderson C0 Three Poems ~ Monogamy 57 .D'" § I Know You 58 Z In Spring 59

Gail Shepherd Chapter 9 of Infinity, a novel 61 The Trials of Ioanna

REPRESENTATIVE ARTIST ...... Jackie Gratz '" j Not Phased 73 ~ Not Included 74 I Am What I Play (Triptych) 75 Untitied 76 Untitled 77 Untitled Self-Portrait 78 Untitled Self-Portrait 79 The Kiss 80 Untitled Self-Portrait 81 Untitled 82

Merril Mushroom Shawna's Dream 83

Carole Spearln McCauley Two Poems For All Who Are Between Lovers 99 BoyChild 100

Isabelle Lazar Affair of the Heart 101

Barbara Riley Sibyl, What Is It That You Wish? 115

Lisa Shapiro I Believe in Love 143

About the Contributors 149 37

Volume 1 Number 4 2000

Judith P, Stelboum Editor's Introduction 1

Suzanne Thomson The Demon Lover 5 beth whitney maure Nina's Fingers 23

Melanie Mitzner Room Service 31

REPRESENTATIVE ARTIST

Linda Stein The Machete Blade: An Artist's Search for Security and Strength 43

Fifteen Sculptures Lucky Charm 210 48 Blades 208-213 49 Corkscrew Sweep 285 50 Xylo Brush 330 51 Blades 192 52 East Hampton Sky Ride 53 Amazon 197 54 Clack Latch 318 55 Two Women StandIng 322 56 Blades 198 57 Woman Warrior 215 58 Funnel Horn 332 59 Female FlexIble Propeller 60 So/t Curve 312 61 Xylo TwIst 271 62

Carol Guess From Gaslight: One WrIter's Ghosts 63 Water V. L. Spray One Conversation 91 Gabriella West I Always End Up with the Dildo: A Meditation on the Pleasures of Penetration. 101 M. Charlene Ball ISend You Greetings, Sharon Rosenbaum 109

Terry Wolverton Permeable Borders 131 About the Contributors 147 38 Health Care for Women International

The Journal of the International Council on Women's Health Issues

CONTENTS Volume 22 / Number 7 / 2001

EDITORIAL / 613 NEWS FROM THE INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL ON WOMEN'S HEALTH ISSUES / 615 TRANSITIONS EXPERIENCED BY WOMEN WITH FIBROMYALGIA Siv SOderberg & Berit Lundman / 617 YOUNG WOMEN'S HEALTH CONCERNS: REVEALING PARADOX / Elizabeth Banister & Rita Sclueiber / 633 MATERNAL ASSIGNMENT OF FETAL PERSONHOOD TO A PREVIOUS PREGNANCY LOSS: RELATIONSffiP TO ANXIETY IN THE CURRENT PREGNANCY / Denise C6te-Arsenault and Mary-T. B. Dombeck / 649 YOUNG LATINAS AND ABORTION: THE ROLE OF CULTURAL FACTORS, REPRODUCTIVE BEHAVIOR, AND ALTERNATIVE ROLES TO MOTHERHOOD / Celia Patricia Kaplan, Pamela I. Erickson, Susan L. Stewart, & Lori A. Crane / 667 ERRATUM / 691 Health Care 39 for Women International

The Journal of the International Council on Women's Health Issues

CONTENTS Volume 22 / Number 8 / 2001

EDITORIAL / 693 NEWS FROM THE INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL ON WOMEN'S HEALTH ISSUES / 697 POST-SOVIET CONTRACEPTIVE PRACTICES AND ABORTION RATES IN ST. PETERSBURG, RUSSIA / Amy Rankin-Williams / 699 REINFIBULATION AMONG WOMEN IN A RURAL AREA IN CENTRAL SUDAN / Vanja Atmroth-Berggren, Lars Almroth, Staffan Bergstrom, Osman Mahmoud Hassanein, Nagla EI Hadi, and Ulla-Britt Lithell / 7/l EMERGENT DRUG ABUSE RESOLUTION MODELS AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR CHILDBEARING AND CHILDREARING WOMEN / Deborah L. Finfgetd / 723 POLYGAMY AND WIFE ABUSE: A QUALITATIVE STUDY OF MUSLIM WOMEN IN AMERICA / Dena Hassouneh-Phillips / 735 LETTER TO THE EDITOR -/ 749

Following page 750: Title Page to Volume 22 Table of Contents to Volume 22 Author Index to Volume 22 40 41

j S& FEMINIST VI WS Vol. 15 No.2

Pin-Up Protest They tried lobbying governments, informing the medic, INTERVIEW: Wanda Koop holding rollies and even locking themselves to logging Wando Koap's hauntingly beautiful exhibit "In Her Eyes" was trucks, but it took the women of Q small island off the coost shown at the Thetis Foundalion in Venice this past summer. of British Columbia to try 0 new spin on oHrocting the Our roving reporter caught up with her there. world's eyes 10 their cause. by Megan Williams .. . .. 24 by Stephanie Crofl.... . 7

Kiss My Foot CIiILIt: Whafs It? Wearing high heels on the iob con lead to It can be difficult for wrilers to find a community they con call osteoarthritis and other structural changes in the feel, lheir own. That's why Elizabeth Ruth started elit lit in Toronto, often making surgery necessary. Conoda's only monthly reoding series for queer writers. by Penney Kame .. 9 by Raewon Crowe '" :::f)

Anlsfs Cups Runneth Over Ever wondered what you could do with those ratty 7 old bros still kickin' around in the bock of your underwear ARTS & LIT drawer? 12 Monkey Beach by Eden Robinson Review by Jillion Ridington/Korolle Wall ...... :?D WhyWe Need More Royal Commissions It's A Chick Thing: The Wild Side of Women's friendships What's oiling democracy in on era of corporate Review by Melanie Cummings ... :?D globalization? Alook backet the 1970 Royal Commission In the Honds of the living God by lillian Bouzane on fhe Siolus ofWomen provides some surprising answers. Review by Helen fogwill Porter 31 By Maureen O'Neil " 14 Close to Spider Man by Ivon E. Coyote Review by Moria Sfonborough .. 32 Natural Treatment for Fibrolds Tsubaki by Aki Shimazaki More than 20,000 Canadian women undergo hysterectomies Review by Soak Kong...... 32 every yeor to treol fibroids. Naturollreatments con provide 19 relief without maior surgical intefVenlion. By Carolyn DeMarco " 17 COLUMNS Why Trans-gendered People Need Human Rights Protection The Buu:Diversily for Prosperity Mary-Woo Sims, the outspoken former chief commissioner of by Irshod Manii "" " . .43 ~:.~~~.~~.~i~~ts~~~.~iS~.i~~.e~p.l~i~.S~ Spirited Women Re·gender God Ih.ea...... 19 by Karen Toole 44 fuck Self Improvement Can a Trans Person Be one~? q .. by lyn Cockbun , .... 45 A sexual assault counsellor, a sociology student, a men's Cole's Noles: Lesbian Moms Make Legal Strides group organizer, a former sexual assoult victim, a by Susan G. Cole . 46 \, newspaper columnist and a FTM trans person debate one . 'f>f the hoHest issues of the doy 22 Body Politics: Attock of the Tomato People by Judy Rebick ...... 47 Revenge of the Sperm People by Penni Mitchell . .. 48 Mariana Ortega "New MeSfii:l1S," "'\Vorld'-Trawlers," and "Dasein": 42 Phenomenology antilhe Multi-Voiced, Mulfi-Culwml Self 30 Susan Stocker Problems of Embodiment lind Problematic Emlxxliment 56 Kelly Oll\'er The Look ofLow a-< a 79 Jeanna Moyer ;:" "'1 \\'thy Kant and Ecofeminism Don't Mix ...:: ;, c"'- ..8'" Symposium on Ladelle McWhorter's Bodies and Pleasures: ~ .~ § Foucault And The Politics of Sc.wal Nomlalitation ~ V; I .... 98 Ellen K. Feder .~ Reading Ladelle McWhorter's Bodies and Pleasures '" (') ~ .~" ... 106 Charles E. Scott S ..t) The Birth ofan Identity: A Response fO Del Mc\Vhorler's '"~ ~ ::: Bodies and Pleasures Cf- ~ '-& :::::J :OJ Z 115 Ladelle McWhorter -<;j The Rel'enge ofthe Gay Nihilist E ~ :::::+= ~ -< .2, '"::: Symposium on Intersexuality ::: 126 Georgia Warnke "'" -~ Intersexuality and the Categories o[ Sex 138 Sharon L. Crasnow Models and Reality: When Science Tackles Sex

Review Essays 149 Chris J. Cuomo Still Fooling with Mother Nature 157 Mary Lyndon Shanley PI.blic Policy and the Elhics ofCare

Book Reviews 161 Barbara S. Andrew Identity Without Selfhood: Bisexuality and Simone de Beauvoir by Mariam Fraser

163 Susan Hekman Perspectives on Equality: Cons/Tlteting a Relational Theory by Christine M. Koggel

166 Sarah Pelmas The Sounds ofFeminisl Theory by Ruth SalvaggiO 169 Rebecca Saunders Black Venus; Sexltalized Savages, Primal Fears, and Primitive Narratives in French by T. Denean Sharpley,Whiting 172 Susan Sherwin Diagnosis; Difference: The Moral Authority of Medicine by Abby L. Wilkerson 176 Emily Zakin Subjectivity WilhoUl Subjects: From Abjeet Falhers to Desiring Mothers by Kelly Oliver

183 Notes on Contributors 186 Guidelines for Contributors/Calls for Papers

191 Announcements 194 Books Received Indian Journal of Gender Studies 43 Special Issue: Gender and Community Rights In Natural Resource Management Editor; Sumi Krishna

Volume 8 Number 2 July-December 2001

CONTENTS

Introduction: Towards a 'Genderscape' of Community Rights in Natural Resource Management Sumi Krishna 151 Articles Changing Livelihoods, Livestock and Local Knowledge Systems: Women Stake their Claim in Andhra Pradesh and Maharashtra Sagari R. Ramdas, and the Anthra, Yakshi and Girijana Deepika Teams 175 Integrating Gender Concerns into Natural Resource Management: The Case of the Pichavaram Mangroves, Tamil Nadu P. Thamizoli and the MSSRF Team 195 Managing Ecosystems for Women's Health and Sustainable Development: An Illustration from the Kumaon, Uttaranchal Ratna M. Sudarshan 207 Engendering Community Rights: A Case for Women's Access to Water and Wasteland Chhaya Dalar and Aseem Prakash 223 Empowennent of Women in Watershed Management: Guraiya Panchayat, Madhya Pradesh Smita Gate 247 Women and Communily Forests in Orissa: Rights and Management Neera M. Singh 257 Enhancing Women's Mobility in a Forest Economy: Transport and Gender Relations in the Sanlal Parganas, Jharkhand Nitya Rao 271 Gender, Family and Property Rights: Questions from Kerala's Land Relonns Praveena Kodolh 291 Gender, Tribe and COnuhunity Control of Natural Resources in North-east India SumI Krishna 307 Book Reviews 323 Index 10 Volumes 7 and 8 347 tr1S• • 44 A Journal about Women

No. 43 Fall 2001

4 EDITOR'S PAGE 5 CONTRIBUTORS 6 HOT FLASHES

WOMEN ON THE WEB

FEATURES POETRY

The Nuns Across The Street Are Bathing 16 Phases ofa Cyber Dream: Claiming a BY MElISSA MOHllMlJROO Literary Continuity, Creating New 23 Night Things Literature BY HfATllER SWA14 BY SNEZANA ZABiC 33 What I Know BY lEE ROBINSON 33 The Women of the last Supper 20 A Talk with bell hooks BY JEsstCA MAleH CONDUCTEO BY BLAIR MIllER AND KATHYRN O'NEILL 39 The Eve of the Eve 8Y DONNA MUNRO 22 Review of bell hooks' Salvation Picture Book 8Y STEPJW4IE DICKINSON BY BlAIR MllliR 45 She Provides Her Therapist With a Hiswry BY OONE lQCKWAAO 28 Technological Foremothers: 49. Genealogy Harriet Quimby, the First Great SallMde BY ANGElA PAmH Woman Flier 61 Married in Teheran BY SUSAN GOlOENBERG 8Y RE8£CCA 8. RAHK

36 Robosapiens, Transhumanism, and the Kurzwielian Utopia: Why the REVIEWS Trans in Transhumanism? 14 In Search nf Girl-Friendly E-Zines BY ROSALYN BERNE REVIEW BY suzy Of BlOIS 34 DevLetters: Combining Music and 56 Anne, Comitatus, and the Digital Divide Technology to Reach Fans BY WIlLIAM LANTRY BY KATHERfHE HENDRICKS 44 Digital Drsim: Langllagt, Jdmtity and New Technologies CREATIVE WRITING Edited by Cutting Edge Women's Research Group REVIEWED BY JESSICA WOlPERT 8 Cyborg Mommy 46 Nn Rock n' Roll Fun: Women, Rnck & the Web BY PATIl BELLE HASTINGS REVlEW BY CARL BONTEMPO

50 Carry Me Home ARTWORK BY RM

No. 2, 2001

Women and Disabilites

45 The Internet Empowers Women 13 Women with Disabilities in South Asia With Disabilities By Maya Thomas, N. S. Hema, Shoba Raja and Sudha Prakash By loge Komardjaja Providing beller education and employment opportunities and promoting self·help Information and oommunicaUon technologies can be used as a groups can be empowering for women with disabilities. 100110 advocate for women and disability rights. 18 Disabled? Sorry We Can't Afford It 49 Disablement and Feminisation By Kylie Young and Eloise Finlay of Poverty Australia's migration policy is discriminatory against refugees and migrants with By Maria Barile disabilities. This article looks into the economic and sodal experiences ofwomen with 21 Developing the Gender Dimension in India's Disability Rights disabilities in Canada. Movements By Sakshi Broota Hosamane 54 Disabled Women·s Lives People with disabiliUes, especially women, are left oul of planning and decision By Alessandra Iantaffi making. A non-disabled researcher interviews and writes aboullhe .stories ofwomen with disabilities. 26 Breakdown of Tribal Culture Further Marginalises Women With Disabilities Departments By Charles Wachira 1 EditOfial The marginalisallon of women with disabilities is worsened by the disintegration of 4 leiter to the Editor tribal culture. 5 Clips 57 Isis Resource 29' Girls and Women With Disabilities Speak Out 57 • Books By Dinah Radtke 70 • E-resources Education, employment, self-determined lifestyle, violence and Food Security Section Trade and Hunger 68 euthanasia, eugenics and bioethics are among the most pressing By John Madeley An examination of how trade liberatisatlon is failing the poor. issues 'concerning girls and women with disabilities. 73 Information and Communication Technology (lCT) Section: Global Markets, Local Divide In Digital Decade 33 Women With Disabilities are E.mpowerlng By Madanmohan Rao Themselves conv~rgence The of the internet. wireless technology and television By Anneli Joneken wi" dramatically change the business and political climates across Asia. Women with disabilities are working together with other groups locally, nationally, 78 Media Section: Leading in a Different Language: Will Women Change the News Media regionally and internationally in furthering disabled people's rights. The International Women's Media foundation looks at the status of women in international media and outlines the changes that 36 Body as Bane: Women and Disabilities in Indian Patriarchy women in media can do in the future. By Chitra Radhakrishnan 85 Health Section: What You Need to Know About RU486 Dark complexion, infertility and inability 10 give birth 10 male progeny are ~social" By Molly B. Ginty disabilities that Indian women experience_ Mifeprislone or the ~abortion pill~ Is proving 10 be the f1rsl major technological breaklhough for women's reproductive health care. 40 Disability and Diversity: Challenges to Normalisation and Sameness By Su'san Hawthorne The author lalks about her experiences as an epileptic and her experiences inlhe disability rights and women's movement. REGULAR ARTICLES 46 Crossing Borders: Race, Gender, and Their Intersections in Interracial Couples 1 Kyle D. Killiall

This swdy explores how illterracia/ cOl/pIes experience their life together olld lie gotiate race and gel/der in their relatiol/ships. Tell black-white couples wefe ill 0 terviewed illdh'iduaJly and cOlljoilltly alld the descripth'e data was analyzed us -0 <'l ing the method of COllstoll1 comparison. Results reflect the ways ;11 which interracial couples struggle to employ, resist, and tralls/orm the discourse 0{11O mogamy ill "leir reiatiollslJip. Black spouses compared to white spouses demon ~ s/rated a greater awareness olalld sensitivity (0 social resistallce 10 the COtlsritu CI:l lioll ojtheirrelatiollsllip, alld black spouses' familial ol1dpersonol histories were I-< sometimes relegated to silence ill ti,e couple relationship. Implicatiolls {or family Q) therapists working with ifllerracial couples are discussed. ~ KBYWORDS. Inlerracial, couples, family therapy, race, gender, difference ~ ..Q ;::l Sepharadi Women in Israel: Identity, Family and Change 33 ..... lo... Claire Rabill s ~ Tali Lahav CI:l -.. ~ l::l Israel is a "melting pot" society, The challellges ofillfegratillg a large nllmber of ..... :;:: immigrallfsfrom all over the 'A-'Orld has I/ot beell withollt its price. The subsllming which show the dilemmas of treatillg women from traditional ethnic groups. Westem society developed the concept of "therapy. " oftell replacing the clergy, the clan elders and anyone representillg moral codes, examples ofbehavior, the old lore alld ti,e traditional healers oftraditiollalJewish clliture. As such, thera py poses a threat to womell{rom traditional cultures withill a Westem oriellted "modem" society. The importallce offamily to Sepltardic »'Omell is disCllssed in light of the previous discussion related to identity alld with regard to ;sSftes re lated to treatmelll. KEYWORDS. Sepharadi women, Israel, gender, identilY, family. change

Leaving the "Professional Home": Women in Mental Health Professions 47 Louise Kessel Maxille Todres Suzalllla Av-Roll

This paper explores the "Ieavillg home" process that professional women eJ.per; ellce uponleavillg melllal heallh organizations. It examines sollie ofthe parallel processes of individual growth alld orgal/izatiOlla1 del'elopmem ill the mental health systems and allalyzes the transitions that are normative i" professional life. It aSS/ll1les that the process for women will differ from that ofmeII and it re lates to some of the ways that socialization reinforces womens dependency needs, It discusses how these needs are complementary with the nature of 'he helping professiolls. The paper idelltijies some contributing factors that deter mine whether the leave· taking will be "health, "with Ilormati~'e mallifestations of sadness and loss, or regressive and nOlI·ego·enhancing, accompanied by trauma, anger alld rejectioll, It illustrates some of the issltes that arise ill vignettes. de scribi/lg the leave-taking process for two professional women. KBYWORDS. Menial health organizations. women's professional growth, orga nizalional development, dependency needs, women's work issues (continued) INTERVIEWS

Feminist Impact on the Field of Marriage and Family Therapy: 1\vo Perspectives from Academ ia 47

An Interview with Doug Sprenkle 57 Kevin P. Lyness

An Interview with Anne Prouty 65 <: Kevin P. Lyness 0 l' REFLECfION c::: ~ c...o 0 The Marginalization of Intimate Friendship Between Women tTl ~ Within the Context of Therapy 75 >-" .... .'" i:l Kimberly R. Flemke Z l:l) c::: ::t.. The purposeo!tllls paper is to explore illtimate friendship between womell alld to ~ ;:s -0 examille how it is marginalized lVit/lin tile context of systemic therapy. I argue t:rl ~ that the field a/marriage and family therapy is a microcosm a/societal norms, as tTl patriarchal alld heterosexis! 1/01;0Ils COlltill/ll? to ill/orm clillical perceptiolls ofill' :-" ~ py will be considered alld critiqued. To understand the dynamics that perpetflate t"ls oppressioll ofwomen, a historical perspective will be employed (0 provide a ~ 3_. colllext for Cllrrel/t friendship pattems. I:l.... i:l_. KEYWORDS. Feminism, friendship, intimacy, marginalizalion, oppression of c-. en women, lherapy, women ;:s .-+ I:l...... HUMOR SECTION ~ ~ c 3 A Feminist Goes to Kindergarten 93 "'! =.: l::: '< David MacPhee ~ ~ BOOK REVIEWS (1) '"1 ~ The Cmcible ofExperience: R. D. Laing and the Crisis 97 "0 ofPsychotherapy, by Daniel Burston '< Reviewed by Morris Taggart N 0 0 Spiritual Resources in Family Therapy, >-" edited by Froma Walsh 102 Reviewed by MarilynJ. Mason

Blonde, by Joyce Carol Oates 105 Reviewed by Molly Layton

Couple Therapy for Infertility, by Ronny Diamond, David Kezur, Mimi Meyers, Constance Scharf, and Margot Weinshel 110 Reviewed by Michele Bograd