The Un vers ty of W scons n System Feminist Periodicals

A current listing of contents

WOMEN'S STUDIES

Volume 24, Number 4 &. Volume 25, Number 1 Winter &. Spring 2005 Published by Phyllis Holman Weisbard LIBRARIAN Women's Studies Librarian Feminist Periodicals A current listing of contents

Volume 24, Number 4 & Volume 25, Number 1 (Winter & Spring 2005)

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 of feminist 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 ot the limitations of the new copyright law with regard to photocopying of copyrighted materials.)

Table ofcontents pages from currenlissues ofmajor feministjournals are reproduced in each issue otFeminist 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. Selected publications in which the journal is indexed. 10. Selected fulltext products in which pUblication appears or vendor intermediaries who make the fUll text available. 11. Subject focus/statement of purpose of the journal.

Please note that in the actual text, only the numbers 1 to 11 are used to identify the different categories of information.

Our goal in FP is to represent English-language periodicals from around the world that focus on women's studies or women's issues. Generally, we do not include mainstream newsstand magazines. We are also unable to include periodicals that lack a complete table of contents. We encourage feminist serials to build a fUll table of contents into their regular format to facilitate possible inclusion in FP and indexing elsewhere.

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 and 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 assistance from 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.

University of Wisconsin System users: To locate these periodicals within the UW System, do a UW System/Universal Borrowing search from your campus catalog (labeled variously "Other Libraries," "More Libraries:' "Other Catalogs:' "Other UW Catalogs," etc.) If information on actual holdings (volumes and issues) is not in the records retrieved, contact the Reference Department for each library of interest:

Eau Claire, (715) 836-3858, [email protected], http://www.uwec.edu/Library/askus.htm

Green Bay, (920) 465-2303, [email protected], http://www.uwgb.edu/library/reference/qp.html

La Crosse, (608) 785-8508, or (800) 881-4454 (toll free), [email protected], http://perth.uwlax.edu/ murphylibrary/forms/refemail.html

Madison, (608) 262-3242, http://memorial.library.wisc.edu/mail/askmemorial.shtml

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Stevens Point, (715) 346-2836, [email protected]

Stout, (715) 232-1353, http://www.uwstout.edu/lib/forms/askalibn.htm

Superior, (715) 394-8512, http://library.uwsuper.edu/services/forms/reference.htm

Whitewater, (262) 472-1032, http://library.uww.edu/subjecUaskwi.htm

Colleges, find the college and contact information on http://www.uwc.edu/library/directory.htm

Feminist Periodicals (ISSN 0742-7433) is pUblished quarterly by Phyllis Holman Weisbard, UW System Women's Studies Librarian, 430 Memorial Library, 728 State Street, Madison, WI 53706. Phone (608) 263-5754. Email: [email protected]. Website: http://www.library.wisc.edu/ IibrarieslWomensStudiesl Compilers: Ingrid Markhardt, JoAnne Lehman. Graphics: Daniel Joe. Publications of the Office of the UW-System Women's Studies Librarian are available free of charge to UW Women's Studies Offices, UW Campus Women's Centers, and UW Libraries. Subscriptions rates: Wisconsin subscriptions: $8.25 (indiv. affiliated with the UW System), $15 (organizations affiliated with the UW System), $16 (indiv. or non-profit women's programs), $22.50 (libraries or other organizations). Out-of-state subscriptions: $30 (indiv. & women's programs), $55 (inst.). This fee covers most publications of the Office, inclUding Feminisf Collections, Feminist Periodicals, and New Books on Women & Feminism. Wisconsin subscriber amounts include state tax (except UW organizations amount). Subscribers outside the U.S., please add postage ($13 ­ surface, Canada; $15 - surface, elsewhere; $25.00 - air, Canada; $55 - air, elsewhere).

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AWlS MAGAZINE 9. African Books Publishing Records, Index 1. 1971. MedicuslMEDLlNE, Popline, Women's Siudies 2. 4/year. International. 3. $24 (member). Membership: $55 ($24 allocated to 10. Bioline InU., INASP. sUbscription). Single copies: $7, $5 (members). 11. "The African Journal of Reproductive Health is a multi­ 4. AWlS, 1200 New York Ave., NW., Suite 650, disciplinary and international joumallhat publishes Washington. DC 20005. [email: [email protected] original research, comprehensive review articles, short (website: hltp:llwww.awis.orglvoice/magazine.htmIJ reports, and commentaries on reproductive health in 5. Sydney Gary. Africa. The Journal strives to provide a forum for 7. ISSN 0160-256X African authors, as well as others working in Africa, to 8. OCLC 23747329. share findings on all aspects of reproductive health, 11. "AWlS is committed to the achievement of equity and to disseminate innovative, relevant, and useful and fuJI participation of women in all areas of information on reproductive health throughout the science and technology." continent"

AFFILIA: JOURNAL OF WOMEN AND SOCIAL WORK AGENDA: EMPOWERING WOMEN FOR GENDER EQUITY 1. 1986. 1. 19B7. 2. 4/year. 2. 4lyear. 3. Wortdwide: $84 (indiv.), $444 (inst.) Canada: Add 3. Print edition: the Americas: $52 (indiv.), $50 (students, 7% subscription cost, GST & HST as appropriate). pensioners & unemployed indiv.), $65 (inst.); Republic Single copy: $27 (indiv.), $117 (inst.). of South Africa: R 112 (indiv.), R 85 (students, 4. Orders from North & South America. Australia, pensioners & unemployed lndiv.), R 177 (inst.); China, Indonesia, Japan. Korea, New Zealand, & Southern Africa: R 140 (indiv.), R 83 (students, the Philippines: Sage Publicalions. Inc" 2455 Teller pensioners & unemployed), R 193 (inst.); U.K., Europe Rd.• Thousand Oaks, CA 91320; orders from the & other African states: £35 (indiv.), £30 (students, U.K., Europe, the Middle East, and Africa: 1 Oliver's pensioners & unemployed), £40 (inst.). Online edition: Yard, 55 City Rd., London EC1Y lSP, England: The Americas: $62 (indiv.), S60 (students, pensioners orders from India and South Asia: Sage Publications and unemployed), $75 (insl.); Republic of South Africa: India, Pvt., ltd" B-42 Panchsheel Enclave, Post Box R 135 (indiv.), R 127 (students, pensioners and 4109 New Delhi 110-017, India.lemall: unemployed), R 227 (ins!.); Southern Africa: R 150 [email protected] [website: (indiv.), R 133 (students, pensioners and htlp:flwww.sagepub.com) unemployedO, R 243 (inst); Europe & Far East: £40 5. Miriam Dinerman. (indiv.), £35 (students, pensioners and unemployed), 6. Miriam Dinerman, Editor~in-Chief, Affilia, School of £45 (inst.). [email: [email protected]] Social Work, Yeshiva Univ., 2495 Amsterdam Ave., 4. P.O. Box 61163, Bishopsgate, 4008, Kwa ZUlu Natal, New York, NY 10033. Republic of South Africa. [email: [email protected] 7. ISSN 0886-1099. or [email protected] or [email protected]] 8. OCLC 12871850. [website: hllp:l/www.agenda.org.za} 9. Criminal justice, family, social science, and women's 5. Gil Harper. studies indexes. Also available on microfilm from 6. Rm. E302, Diakonia etr., 20 St. Andrews St., Bell & Howellinformalion and Learning, Ann Arbor, Glenwood, Durban 4001, Republic of South Africa. MI. {email: [email protected]} 10. Chadwick PCI Full Text, Dow Jones Interactive, 7. ISSN 1013-0950. Ebsco (various products), Highwire Press, InfroTrac 8. OCLC 25255461. (GaleGroup), lngenta, OCLC FirstSearch ECO, 11. "Agenda strives for empowering women for gender Sage Publications, Swetswise. equity." II is "a media project about women and 11. "This journal is committed to the discussion and gender, giving women a voice to articulate their needs development of feminist values, Iheories, and and unite about them. We aim to question and knowledge as they relate 10 social work research, challenge the current understanding of gender education, and practice." Contains articles, reports relations in South Africa." of research, essays, poetry, and literary pieces. Dedicated to "the task of eliminating discrimination THE AHFAD JOURNAL: WOMEN AND CHANGE and oppression, especially with respect to gender, 1. 1984. but including race, ethnicity, dass, age, disability, 2. 2/year. and sexual and affectional preference as welL" 3. $25 (indiv.), $40 (inst.). Single copies: $15 (indiv.), $25 (inst.). . AFRICAN JOURNAL OF REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH 4. The Ahfad Journal, SUite 1205, 4141 N. Henderson 1. 1997. Rd., Arlington, VA 22203, or The Ahfad Univ. for 2. 3/year. Women, P.O. Box 167, Omdurman, Sudan. [website: 3. Nigeria: N3,000; African-based: $90 (indiv.), $100 http://www.ahfad.org/journaIf) (insl.); elsewhere: $100 (indiv.), $125(inst.). Single 5. Amna E. Badri. copies: Nigeria: Nl ,000; elsewhere: $40. 6. Ahfad University for Women, P.O. Box 167, 4. Editorial Office, Afncan Journal of Reproductive Omdurman, Sudan. Health, No.4 Alolo)e Ave., Olf Uwasota Rd.! P.O. 7. ISSN 0255-4070. Box 10231, Ubowo, Benin City, Edo State, Nigeria. 8. OCLC 12747640. [email: [email protected]) (website: http://www. 9. ERIC, available on microfilm from Bell & Howell ajol.infoljoumaUndex,php?ab=ajrh&jid=49 or Information and Learning, Ann Arbor, Ml. htlp:flwww.wharc) 10. Contemporary Women's Issues, ProQuest. 5. Friday Okonofua. 11. The Ahfad Journal's aim is "to publish scientific 7. ISSN 1118-4841. research in women's development issues in Sudan 8. OCLC 36782954. and other African countries." iv

ARISE: A WOMEN'S DEVELOPMENTAL MAGAZINE 5. Linda Kealey, Rhoda Zuk. PUBLISHED BY ACFODE 7. ISSN 0702·7818. 1. 1990. 8. OCLC 3409640. 2. 4fyear. 9. Alternative press. Canadian, history, language/literary, 3. $30, Ug. Shs, 15,000. multicultural, political science, and women's studies 4. AcUon for Development, P.O. Box 16729, indexes. Wandegeya, Kampala, Uganda. (email: 11. "Atlantis is an interdisciplinary journal devoted to [email protected]} critical and creative writing in English or French on the 5. Editorial board. topic of women. Contains scholarly articles, review 8. OCLC 24765934, essays, book reviews, art and poetry." 11. Arise focuses on women's interests in business, economics, politics. family, and international AUSTRALIAN FEMINIST STUDIES development and assistance in Uganda. 1. 1985. 2. 3/year. ASIAN JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S STUDIES 3. Aus$98/US$104 (indiv.). Aus $328/US$406 (insl.). 1. 1995. 4. Carfax Pub., Taylor & Francis, Inc., Customer Services 2. 4/year. Dept., 325 Chestnut SI., 8th Floor, Philadelphia, PA 3. $50 (indiv,). $115 (insl.); outside Korea. add $5 19106, or Carfax Pub., Taylor & Francis LId., Customer postage, per issue. Single copies: $15 (indiv.), $30 Services Dept, Rankine Rd., Basingstoke, Hants (insl.). RG24 8PR, United Kingdom; or P.O. Box 352, 4. Asian Center for Women's Studies, Ewha Woman's Cammeray, NSW 2062, Australia. (website:

University, #11 M l, Daehyun-dong, Seodaemun-gu, http://www.tandf.co. ukljournaIs/titles/08164649.asp] Seoul, 120~750, Korea. (email: acwsewha 5. Susan Magarey. @ewha.ac.krJ [website: htlp:llacws.ewha,ac,krJ 6. Susan Magarey, Dept. of History, University of 5. Chang Pilwha. Adelaide, Adelaide, South Australia 5005, Australia 7. ISSN 1225·9276. {email: [email protected]}; reviews: Susan 8. OCLC 33094607, Sheridan, Women's Studies Dept, Faculty of Social 9. Alternative Press Index; CUfrent Contents: Social & Sciences, Flinders Univ., G.p.a. Box 2100, Adelaide, Behavioral Sciences; IOWA Guide; Social Sciences South Australia 5042, Australia. CitaUon Index. 7. ISSN 0816-4649, 10. GenderWatch. 8. OCLC 16151817. 11. "AJWS is an interdisciplinary journal, publishing 9. Alternative press, Australian, gay/lesbian, social articles pertaining to women's issues in Asia from a science, and women's studies indexes. feminist perspective." 10. Ebsco (various products), OCLC FirslSearch ECO, Swetswise. ASIAN WOMEN 11. "Australian Feminist Studies publishes transdisciplinary 1. 1995, scholarship and discussion in the fields of feninist 2. 2Jyear. research and women's studies courses. In addition, it 3. $30 (indiv.), $25 (students, with photocopy of aims to attract and encourage discussion of validated student 1.0.), $60 (inst.). Single copies: government and trade union initiatives and policies $15. that concern women; examination of the interaction of 4. Managing Editor, Asian Women, Research Institute feminist theory and practice; commenl on changes in for Asian Women, Sookmyung Women's University, curricula relevant to women's studies and feminist Chungpa-dong 2·ka, Youngsan-ku, Seoul, 140-742, studies...; reviews, critiques, enthusiasms and Korea. [email: [email protected]] correspondence." [website: http://ews.ewha.ac.kr] 5. KyungOck Chun. BERKELEY JOURNAL OF GENDER, LAW & JUSTICE 7. ISSN 1225·925X. 1. 1986. 8. OCLC 7673725, 36782501. 2. 1/year. 9. Alternative Press Index; Current Contents: Social 3. $18 (indiv.), $9 (sludent), $44 (inst.). Add $15 for and Behavioral Sciences; IOWA Guide; Social foreign postage. Sciences Citation Index. 4. Publications Coordinator, 421 North Addilion, Boatt 10. GenderWatch. School of Law, Berkeley. CA 94720·7200, [website: 11. Asian Women seeks "to present various hllp:/Iwww. baall.arg/bwlj] perspectives and raise important issues in women's 5. Stephanie L. Schmid. studies" and wishes "to seNe as a communication 6. Rm. 491 Simon Hall, Boall School of Law, Univ. of channel between researchers in Asia and in California at Berkeley, Berkeley, CA 94720. (email: Western countries." [email protected]) 7. ISSN 0882-4312, ATLANTIS 8. OCLC 11830558. 1, 1975, 9. Alternative Press Index; Annotated Guide to Women's 2. 2Jyear. Periodicals; Current Index to Legal Periodicals. 3. Canada: $35 Cdn. (indiv.), $20 Cdn.(student or new 10. Lexis-Nexis Academic Universe. indiv. subscriber). $60 Cdn.(ins!.); U,S,; $40 (indiv.). 11. "The Berkeley Women's Law Journal is guided by an $25 (sludent), $65 (insl.); elsewhere: $45 (indiv.), editorial policy that distinguishes us from other law $30 (student), $70 (ins!.). Single copy: $20 (plus reviews and feminist periodicals. Our mandate is to shipping & handling). publish research, analysis, narrative, theory, and 4. Institute for the Study of Women, Mount Saint commentary that address the lives and struggles of Vincent University, 166 Bedford Highway, Halifax, underrepresented women. We believe that excellence Nova Scotia 83M 2J6. Canada. [email: atlantis@ in feminist legal scholarship requires msvu.ca) {website: htlp:llwww.msvu.ca/aUantisJ criticalexamination of the intersection of gender with v

one or more other axes of subordination, including, 2. 4!year. but not limited to, race, class, sexual orientation, 3. U.S.: $14.97; Canada: USD $24.97; elsewhere: USD and disability. Therefore, discussions of women's $34.97. issues that treat women as a monolithic group do 4. Bust, P.O. Box 1016, Cooper Station, New York, NY not fall within our mandate. Because conditions in 10276. [email: [email protected]](website: inequality are continually changing, our mandate is hltp:!Iwww".busl.com) also continually changing." 5. Debbie Stoller. 6. Bust, 78 Fifth Ave., 5th Fl., New York, NY 10011. BITCH: FEMINIST RESPONSE TO POP CULTURE (email: [email protected]) 1. 1996. 7. ISSN 1089-4713. 2. 4/year. 8. OGLC 32952095. 3. $15. 11. "With an attitude that is fierce, funny and proud to be 4. Bitch, B~Word Worldwide, 1611 Telegraph Ave., female, Bust tells the truth about women's lives and Ste. 515, Oakland, CA 94609. (email: presents a female perspective on pop culture." bitch@bitchmagazine] [website: http:// www.bitchmagazine.com) CAFRA NEWS/NOVEDADES CAFRA 5. Lisa Jervis, Andi Zeisler. 1. 1987 (CAFRA News): 1990 (Novedades CAFRA). 6. {email: [email protected] 2. 2lyear. 7. ISSN 1524-5314. 3. $20 (indiv.), $25 (inst.). Caribbean: 50 units of local 8. OGLC 38398466. currency and not exceeding $20 U.S. (indiv.), 55 units 9. Alternative Press Index. of local currency and not exceeding $25 U.S. (ins!.), 10. GenderWatch. elsewhere: $20 US (indiv.), $25 US (insl.). 11. Bitch offers ~ ... feminist analysis of pop culture, the 4. CAFRA, P.O. Bag 442, Tunapuna, Trinidad & Tobago, fomenting of activism among our readership, and West Indies. (email: [email protected]] the effecting of change in pop culture's portrayals of 5. Editorial Collective. women and feminism." 7. ISSN 1016-9741. 8. OCLC 26343925. BOOKS TO WATCH OUT FORI (THE LESBIAN EDITION) 9. Women's Studies International. 1. 2003. 12. "CAFRA News is the quarterly newsletter and primary 2. 12/year. networking tool of the Caribbean Association for 3. Electronic edition: $30 (delivered via email); print Feminist Research and Action (CAFRA), a regional edition: $42. [email: Info@BooksToWatchOut network of feminists, individual researchers, activists For.com) (website:Http://www.BTWOF.com or and women's organizations, which seeks to channel hltp:/Iwww.BooksToWatchOutFor.comJ the collective powers of women for individual and 4. P.O. Box 882554, San Francisco, CA 94188. societal transformation. lis main purposes are to: 5. Carol Seajay. inform members and other interested persons about 8. OGLC 55112914 the activities and programmes of the association; 11. "Books to Watch Out For! (The Lesbian Edition) prOVide a forum for discussion and debate on key celebrates the range and diversity of lesbian writing issues of concem to women in the region; promote the from literary fiction to escapism by reviewing the sharing of experiences and foster links among books, covering the publishing news, and increasing individual feminists, activists and women's the readership and infonnation network for lesbian organizations; assist in breaking down language literature, thus positively impacting the sales and barriers in the region; stimulate women's creative publish-ability of lesbian works, both fiction and non­ expression; and contribute to the development of the fiction, literary and other genres." women's movement regionally and internationally."

BRIDGES: A JEWiSH FEMINIST JOURNAL CALYX 1. 1990. 1. 1976. 2. 2/year. 2. 3!year. 3. $32 (indiv.), $52 (ins!.) (free to women In prisons, 3. $21 (indiY.), $27 (lib. & insl.), $15 (low income). nursing homes, and mental inst., and free on tape to Canada/Mexico: add $11; overseas: add $21 postage. print..

4. Journals Division, Indiana Univ. Press. 601 N. Morton 3. $20 (student), $25 (indiv" public inlerest org.), $50 St., Bloominglon, IN 47404-3797. [websile: (inst.). Add $10 for foreign postage. http://www.iupressjournals.indiana.edufcameral) 4. Columbia Univ, School of Law, 435 West 1161h St., (Electronic subscriptions: Project Muse at New York, NY 10027-7297. (email: muse.jhu.edu). [email protected] [website: 5. Editorial Colleclive. http://'mVW.columbia.edu/cu/jgllindex.html) 6. The Editors. Camera Obscura, Dept. of Film 5. Editorial Collective. Studies, Unlv. of California. Santa Barbara, CA 7. ISSN 1062-6220. 93106-4010. 8. OCLC 24786087. 7. ISSN 0270-5346. 9. Wilson's Index to Legal Periodicals. 8. OCLC 4818143. 10. GenderWatch, Lexis-Nexis Academic Universe. 9. Alternative press, film, humanities, television, and 11. "The Columbia Joumal of Gender and law was women's studies indexes. founded to publish legal and interdisciplinary writings 10. Contemporary Women's Issues, Ebsco (various on feminism and gender issues and to expand feminist products), GenderWatch, General Reference Center jurisprudence. Both national and international in focus, Gold (GaleGroup). logenta, Lexis-Nexis Academic the Journal is intended to serve as a forum for topics Selected Full Text, Swetswise. inadequately addressed in most law journals and 11. Film theory and history; feminist theory; reviews, including issues conceming women, children, psychoanalytic theory; Marxist theory; photography; family, sexuality, reproductive rights, and violence. video and performance. The articles in JGL approach legal issues from a variety of disciplines. We aim to promote an CANADIAN JOURNAL OF WOMEN AND THE LAW expansive view of feminism embracing women and 1. 1985. men of all colors, classes, se>1Jal orientations, and 2. 2/year. cultures." 3. Canada: $20 (studenUlow-income), $40 (indiv.), $30 (NAWL members), $70 (inst.) (add GST or HST COMMON GROUND where applicable); outside Canada: add $12. 1. 1985. (Publication presumed suspended.) 4. Univ. of Toronlo Press, Journals Division, 5201 2. lIyear. Oufferin SI., North York, Ontario M3H 5T8, Canada. 3. $12 (indiv.), $17 (insl.). Back issues: $10. [email:[email protected]][website:http:// 4. P.O. Box 454, Sautee-Nacoochee GA, 30571-0454. www.utpjournals.comljour.ihtml?lp=cjwllcjwl.hlml ) 5. Lilith Quinlan. 5. Editorial Collective, 8. OCLC 23150159. 6. Co-Edilar (English), Canadian Journal of Women 11. "A journal where grassroots women speak from the and the law, Osgoode Hall Law School, York Univ., heart, By putting the power of the press in the hands 4700 Keele SI"Toronto, Ontario M3J 1P3, Canada. of poor women, Common Ground helps them break [email: [email protected]] the silence that perpetuates oppression." 7. ISSN 0832-8781. 8. OCLC 13902155. CONCERNS: WOMEN'S CAUCUS FOR THE MODERN 9. Canadian, legal, and women's studies indexes, LANGUAGES 10. Heln Online. 1. 1970. 11. "The CJWL is the only Canadian legal periodical 2. 3/year. dedicated to providing in-depth, feminist analysis of 3, Graduated dues schedule for the Women's Caucus for legal issues of concem to women." the Modern languages, $5 (student & retired), $20 (libraries & inst.), Foreign: add $2 postage. CANADIAN WOMAN STUDIES/LES CAHIERS DE LA 4. Women's Caucus for the Modern languages, do FEMME Brigetta Abel, Treasurer, WCMl, Dept. of German 1. 1978. Studies & Russian, Macalester College, St. Paul, MN 2. 4/year. 55105. Checks should be payable 10 WCML. 3. Canada: $38.52 Cdn. (indiv.), $53.50 Cdn. (insl.). 5. Wendy S. Hesford, Judith Roof. Outside Canada: add $12 Cdn. postage. Single 6. Wendy S. Hesford, Dept. of English, Indiana Vniv., copies: $16.05 + $3.50 Cdn. postage (Canada & Bloomington, IN 47405. (email: U.S.), $9 (inlernalional). [email protected]] or Judith Roof, Dept. of 4. 212 Founders College. York University, 4700 Keele English, Michigan State Univ., East lansing, M148824. St., North York, Ontario M3J 1P3, Canada. (email: 11. "Concerns publishes essays on the professional, [email protected]] [website: political, and curricular concerns of women in the hltp:llwww.yorku.ca/cwscf~ disciplines of modern languages, including English. It 5. Luciana Ricdutelli. also publishes news of the national and regional 7. ISSN 0713-3235. Caucuses, features on academic matters and job 8. OCLC 9951504. discrimination, and announcements of feminist 10. Canadian Periodical Index; Women's Studies conferences, calls for papers, research in progress, International, Women's Studies Index. and publications." 11. "CWS/cf is a bilingual, interdisciplinary, feminist journal that brings exciting scholarship about women CRITICAL MATRIX: THE PRINCETON JOURNAL OF WOMEN, to non-scholars, broadcasts our diverse experiences GENDER, AND CULTURE and bridges the gap between Canada's languages 1. 1985. and cultures." 2. 2Jyr (1 print, 1 electronic). 3. $25 (indiv.), $20 (student, wilh copy of 1.0.), $30 (insl.). COLUMBIA JOURNAL OF GENDER AND LAW Add $4.50 (Canada and Mexico) or $7.50 (other 1. 1991. international) foreign postage. Single copies: $15 2. 2Jyear. (single issues), $30 (double issues). vii

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accept research reports and clinical and theoretical 7. ISSN 0711·7485. papers about a wide variety of women's health 8. OCLC 28686467. issues." 9. Canadian Periodical Index; Women's Studies International: available on microfilm from Bell & Howell HECATE: A WOMEN'S INTERDISCIPLINARY JOURNAL Information and Learning, Ann Arbor, Ml. 1. 1975. 10. Contemporary Women's Issues, Ebsco (various 2. 2/year (Hecate), plus 1 online issue of l-Iecate's products), Gale Group (various products), Proquest Australian Women's Book Review. (various products). 3. $35 Aus. (indiv.), $70 Aus. (NGOs & impecunious 11. "Herizons has a feminist issues slant and writes about inst.), $154 Aus. (inst.). Foreign: add $10. news, indudes book reviews, carries interviews, (Includes 2 issues of H:lcate and 1 online issue of includes lots of photos, and boasts a full-color cover Hecate's Australian Women's Book Review. See and lively design:' below) 4. P.O. Box 6099, S1. 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Historical and critical articles; creative work; the Capable Womon exists for the networkin'g ~ graphics; bibliographies; reviews, "Hecate prints empowerment of disabled lesbians, our non-dyke material relating to women, We are interested in wimmin allies, and non-disabled sisters who are in contributions which employ a feminist, Marxist, or solidarity with us and our concerns. We are a forum other radical methodology to focus on the position of for the expression of the politics, experience, creativity women in relation to patriarchy and capitalism." & culture of disabled wimmin. The word "hikane" is pronounced "HEE-kan·AY," HECATE'S AUSTRALIAN WOMEN'S BOOK REVIEW 1. 1989. HURRICANE ALICE 2. 2Jyear (electronic journal, attached to Hecate), 1, 1983. (Publication presumed suspended.) 4. [website: http://www.emsah.uq.edu.aulawsrlrecenU 2. 4/year. main/html] 3. $12 (indiv.), $10 (studentsllow-incomelsenlors), $20 5. Carole Ferrier, Susan Carson, Shirley Tucker, (inst.). 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Impact: The journal's focus is primarily on women's feminist-orienled perspective to treatment issues of human rights and women's empowerment. ,he particular importance to therapy with women." purpose of the journal is to make the African, and especially Ugandan, women's issues on the above JOURNAL OF FEMINIST STUDIES IN RELIGION topics accessible to the women activists and other 1. 1985. interested parties in other parts of the world." 2. 2/year. Women's World: "International feminist magazine 3. $26 (indiv.), $16 (studenls, with copyo! valid 1.0.), $55 providing news about women around the world from (ins!.). Foreign, add $8.50 for surface rate or $15 for air a feminist perspective and focusing particularly on mail postage. Single copies: $15 Undiv., general the link between women in developing and issue), $19.95 (indiv., special issue), $28.50 (inst). industrialized countries." 4. Journals Div., Indiana Univ. Press, 601 N. Morton St., Bloomington, IN 47404. 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2. 1/year. WOMEN & THERAPY 3. $55 (inst.). Individuals who are members of the 1. 1982. International Alliance for Women in Music members 2. 4/year. receive the journal as a benefit of membership. Add 3. $75 (indiv.), $200 (inst.), $475 (lib.). Canada: add 35% $6 for foreign postage. Single copies: $40. plus another 7% G&S tax (GST #R129786984) plus 4. Univ. Of Nebraska Press, 1111 Lincoln Mall, 8% in Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Lincoln, NE 68588-0630. [email: and Labrador; add 45% for other foreign postage. [email protected]] (website: Back volumes: add 40%. hltp:lIwww.nebraskapress.unl.edu/ 4. The Haworth Press, 10 Alice St., Binghamton, NY journalinfo/10.html] 13904-1580. {email: [email protected] 5. Suzanne G. Cusick. (website: http://vvww.haworthpressinc.com] 6. Women & Music, NYU Faculty of Arts & Sciences, 5. Ellyn Kaschak. 24 Waverly Pl., Rm. 268, New York, NY 10003. 6. Ellyn Kaschak, Women & Therapy, Psychology Dept., 7. ISSN 1090-7505. 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The 2. 2Jyear. journal is devoted 10 descriptive, theoretical, clinical, 3. $20 (indiv.), $35 (in st.). Add $3 postage (Canada), empirical, and multicultural perspectives on the topic of $6 for other foreign poslage. Back issues: $12 women and therapy. Women comprise the (indiv.), $20 (inst.). Foreign: add $1.50 per issue overwhelming majority of clients in therapy. Yelthere (Canada) $3 (etsewhere). has been lillie emphasis on this area in the training of 4. Women & Performance Project, Inc., NYUfTisch therapists or in the professional literature. Women & School of the Arts, Dept. of Performance Studies; Therapy is designed to fill this void of information." 721 Broadway. 6th Floor. New York, NY 10003. (email: [email protected]) {website: WOMEN IN FRENCH STUDIES http://www.womenandperformance.org) 1. 1993. 5. Editorial Collective. 2. 2/year. 6. (email: [email protected]) 3. U.S. & Canada: $14; elsewhere: $19; Women in 7. ISSN 0740-770X. 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WOMEN-<:HURCH: AN AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF 5, June Purvis. FEMINIST STUDIES IN RELIGION 6. Dr. June Purvis, School of Social & Historical Studies, 1. 1987. University of Portsmouth, Milldam Site, Burnaby Rd., 2. 2/year. Portsmouth P01 3AS United Kingdom [email: 3. Auslralia:$25AUD (indiY.) $45AUD (insl.); [email protected]); North America: Belinda elsewhere; $30AUO (indiY.), $50AUD (insl.) Davis, Women's History Review, Dept. Of History, Van (Includes air mail postage). Dyke Hall, Rutgers Univ., New Brunswick, NJ 08901~ 4. G.P.O. Box 2134, Sydney, NSW 1043, Australia; 1108. {email: [email protected],edu];Australia/Far New Zealand: Women's Resource etr., P.O. Box East: Prof. Patricia Grimshaw, Women's History 11903, Ellerslie, Aotearoa. New Zealand. (email: Review, Dept. of History, Univ. of Melbourne, Parkville, [email protected]) Victoria 3052, Australia (email: p.grimshaw@ history. 5. Elaine Lindsay, Camille Paul. unimelb.edu.au); books for review: Wendy Webster, 7. ISSN 1030-0139. Dept. of Humanities, Univ. of Central lancashire, 11. "Women-Church is a journal devoted to feminism Preston PRI2HE, United Kingdom. [email: w.webster and religion. II accepts contributions written from a @aclan.ac.uk} feminist perspective in any discipline relevant to 7. ISSN 0961-2025. religion." 8. OCLC 25943278. 9. Ebsco (various products), Swetswise. WOMEN'S HEALTH AND URBAN LIFE: AN 11. Women's History Review "publishes contributions from INTERNATIONAL AND INTERDISCIPLINARY JOURNAL a range of disciplines (women's studies, history, 1. 2002. sociology, cullural studies, literature, political science, 2. 21year. anthropology and philosophy) that further feminist 3. Canada: Cdn.$50 (IndiY.), Cdn.$40 (student), knowledge and debate about women and/or gender Cdn.$80 (inst.); elsewhere: $50 (indiY.), $40 relations in history. The time span covered by the (student), $80 (inst.). Single issue: Canada: Sedn. journal includes the twentieth century as well as eartier $25; elsewhere: $25. Make check or money order times." to Univ. of Toronto. 4. Aysan Sev'er, Dept. of Sociology; Univ. of Toronto WOMEN'S RESEARCH NETWORK NEWS at Scarborough, 1265 Military Trail, Scarborough, 1. 1988. Ontario M1C 1A4, Canada. (email:sever@ulsc. 2. 4/year, (Publication presumed suspended.) utoronto.ca] (website: hltp:/lwww.utsc, 3. Women's Research Network News only: $35, utoronto.ca/-socscl/serverljournaUabout.html) Women's Research Network News and Issues 5, Aysan Se'ver. Quarterty (see above): $50 (indiY.), $100 (inst.). 7. ISSN 1499-0369. 4. National Council for Research on Women, 530 11. 'Women's Hearth and Urban Life addresses a whole Broadway, 10th Floor, New York, NY 10012. [email: range of topics that directly or indirectly affect both [email protected]] the physical and mental health of girls and teen· 5. Lorraine Kenny. aged and adult women living in urban or urbanizing 7. ISSN 1072-1770. pockets of the wortd, The orientation of the journal 8, OCLC 23208599. is critical, feminist and social scientific, The journal 10. GenderWatch. accepts both quantltative and qualitative, and both 11 , "To disseminate news about and promote the visibility theoretical and empirical articles on health, of research, policy, and educational resources on reproduclion and global issues." women in the U.S. and internationally."

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WOMEN'S WRITING 1. 1994. AFFILIA Journal ofWomen and Social Work

Volume 20 Number 1 Spring 2005

Editorial 5 The Devious Path of Reform Miriam Di"erman Articles 10 Women, Love, and Intimacy "Cone Wrong": Fire, Wind, and Ice Heather Fraser 21 Maggie Lena Walker and African Americ,m Community Development Jerome H. Schiele, M. Sebrmfl Jacksoll, Colita Nichols Fairfax 39 Battered Women in Shelters: Internal Resources, Well-Being, and Integration Haya IlzhaA.:y, Anal Ben Porat 52 Gender-Specific Services in the Juvenile Justice System: A Critical Examination Sara Goodkind 71 Progress for Women Faculty in Social Work Academia Silt/day Di Palma 87 Reading a Poor Woman's Life: Issues and Dilemmas Midwl Knauer-Neva Women Creating Change 103 Katherine Kendall: A Social Work Institution Ruth A. Brandwein Poetry 111 Did I Kill the Butterfly? 112 Lullaby for a Rwandan Child Sandra A. Garcia Betancourt Book Reviews 115 Defining America Through Immigration Policy By Bill Ong Ring. Reviewed by C1lrystaI Rnmirez Barranti 116 Starting at Home: Caring and Social Policy By Nel Noddings. Reviewed by SlIaryll J. 2um

118 Just Practice: A Social Justice Approach to Social Work By Janet L. Finn and Maxine Jacobson. Reviewed by Teresa Morris 119 Black W011le1l, Identity, and Cultllral Theory: (Un)becoming tile Subject By Kevin Everod Quashie. Reviewed by Henrika McCoy 120 Women's Work, Health, and Quality of Life Edited by Afaf Ibrahim Meleis Reviewed by Kristi O'Dell 121 Trust in Society Edited by Karen S. Cook Reviewed by Mary Ann Overcamp Martini 122 Welfare, Work and Well~Beitlg Edited by Mary Clare lennon. Reviewed by Vicky Albert 124 Drug Misuse and Motherhood Edited by Hilary KJee, Marcia Jackson, and Suzan Lewis Reviewed by Maria Dill is 126 Call for Papers: A Special Issue of AFFILIA

121 Affilia Policy on Ethical Standard Publishing 2 African Journal of R@productiv@ U@alth

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EDITORIAL Misoprostol and \'\'omen's Health in Africa 7 Pridtry E Okonofua

COMMENTARY Management ofBreech Presentation inAreas with High Prevalence oCHIV Infection 14 fOJ van RnoInta/m

REVIEW ARTICLE Contraceptive Implants 16 OA LIdipo andSA Akinfr)

ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLES Effect of Uniplant on Liver Function in Egyptian Women with Asymptomatic Hepatitis B Virus Infection 24 Ayman H Shaamfh, H(lJolJl T Sakm, .Uamdouh At Shaaban, SharafA Ghantima and Shaaban R Hdal HearingNative Voices: Contraceptive Use in J\fatemwe Village, East Africa 32 Jmmy]ouph Kale, Renala Fonte and Dallan F Flak STI/HIV Co-Infections in UCH, Ibadan, Nigeria 42 AD Kehindt and TO Lawq)ilt Parental Factors and Sexual Risk-Taking among Young People in Cote d'!voire 49 Stella Babalola, B Oleko TambaJhe and Chlldia VondraJrk Perceived Sufficiency and Usefulness oflEC lv[aterials and l\,[ethods Related to HIV/ AIDS among High School Youth in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia 66 Amlale Chen'e, Celenet Mitkie, Shllbbir 1m/ail and YOJlllne Berhane Sexual Behaviour, HIV-Related Knowledge and Condom Use by Intra-City Commercial Bus Drivers and Motoc Park Attendants in Lagos, Nigeria 78 BE Ekamm, BMAfolabJ:AO Nltga andSBAdebajo

HIV and Sexually Transmitted Infections among Women Presenting at Urban Primary Health Care Clinics inTwo Cities of sub-Saharan Africa 88 Elizabeth Mukuze Mbii}lO, Sia MJIf)'fl, Akhtar HUJJain, Mike Chinn/e, Michael Mbii}'o, Noel Sam and BabillStrqy-Pedemn An Assessment of the Awareness ofSexual and Reproductive Rights among Adolescents in South Western Nigeria 99 Munirat Ayoka Ogun'I!)'i Recognition of High Risk Pregnancies and Referral Practices among Traditional Birth Attendants in Mkuranga District, Coast Region, Tanzania 113 Asia K Humin and Rolf Mptmbmi Abdominal Pregnancy at the University College Hospital, Ibadan: A Ten-Year Review 123 OA Ayinde, CO Aimakhu, OAAdO'anju andAO Omigbodun Is Serum Magnesium Estimate ~o;:cessal}' in Patients with Eclampsia on Magnesiwn Sulphate? 128 BA Ekelt and Sill Badulfg Induced Abortion in Nigeria: Findings from Focus Group Discussion 133 Bonifare A Oyt-Adeniran, IJaa( F AdtJJJOlt, AuguJlitJf V Umoh, NgoiJ 1wm (J}{d Abidt?)'t Cbadegffin '~\bortion?That's for women!" Narratives and Experiences of Commercial Motorbike Riders in South Western Uganda 142 Stt/fa Nyan~, Barbara N)'anr(j and Kalina Bmit

CASE REPORT Heterotopic Pregnancy with Spontaneous Vaginal Delivery at 36 Weeks and Laparotomy atTerm -A Case Report 162 ChiJara C UlJlt~rikt and PalliA F!yi.lP'aboJo

INFORMATION FOR AUTHORS 167 3

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EDITORIAL .. 2 POEM To hide the lears EDITORIAL ...... 3 Thoko Madonko... . 65 Yindoba koban' u'bo ndilehl' umlenze? Sexuality and Body Image fOCUS Pumla Dineo Gqolo Masculinities, militarisation and unsafe sexual practices: a case study of a POEM young man in the South African military Hidden Child Nyameko Monkayi and Tomaro Shefer...... 66 Thoke Madonko ...... 10 POEM ARTICLE planetary piss? Againsl Ihe groin: Bernedette Muthien.. ..79 block women and sexuality Desiree rewis .. . 11 INTERVIEW A neglected heritage: the aesthetics PERSPECTIVE of complex Black masculinities Bring on the bloodl Pumla Dineo Gqolo speaks to Kadiio Sesay...... 25 Thembinkosi Goniwe.. . 80

POEM REPORTBACK The Dream in the Next Body Voices from my kindred sislers Gabeba Baderoon. . 95 Alysia Burdelle .. ... 29 PHOTO ESSAY. . 96 ARTICLE Proper sex, bodies, cullura and obieclificalion PERSPECTIVE Kopona Rotele .. . 32 Ugandan monologues Monico Arae de Nyeko ...... 100 POEM sacred ARTICLE Bernedelle Muthien .. . 43 'Shameless maidens': women's agency and the Mission Project in Akuapem ARTICLE Sereno Owusua Dankwo . .... 104 Another slory: Ihe {im)possibility of lesbian desire No/asha Distiller ...... 44 fOCUS The body: gender and the politics of representation INTERVIEW Mgcineni 'Pro' 50bopho. . 117 Women of substance Nkulu/cko MO/iogo...... 58 PROfilE ...and lIe! myself go wherever I want 10 PERSPECTIVE Jasmin Eding ...... 131 Partying, pleasure and politics Kimberley A Yo/es ...... 60 IN BRIEfS...... 133 Asian Journal of Women's Studies 4

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TAE Heasook 7 Diaspora, Gender, and Nation : The Case of Theresa Hak Kyung Cha's Dktee

Lynn WESTBROOK 38 The Search for \X!omen's Information: A Research Perspective

REPORT Rekha PANDE 58 Looking at Information Technology from a Gender Perspective : The Call Centers in India

BOOK REVIEWS MUa KHULLAR 83 Control and Subversion: GenderRelations in Tajikistan Colette Harris, London and Sterling, Virginia: Pluto Press, 2004

LEEHo-uk 87 JOxford University Press, 1999

ABOUT THE CONTRIBUTORS 90 Asian Women 5 A Biannual Journal

Summer 2005 Vol. 20 Articles

Sleeping wilh Beauty: Louise Villcent Romanlic Love, Sex, Power CanJlI McE,l'ell and the Construction of Femininity in Heterosexual Young Adult Relationships

Democracy in South Africa Today: KliSlI1II Dafta 27 A Feminist Perspective

Aspects of Women's Status in Korea EWI-fllflg CllOi 53 and Cameroon Rebecca lvfbllh

Female Migrants in the Urban Labour Market: S. Slil/dari 89 A Study of Costs and Returns

Research Note

'Thefts of Knowledge': Sheila Rowbotham 117 Women, Education and Politics

Special

UNESCO OWR International Symposiwn Report ~Girls Caught in the Web" - the Internet, Sexual Violence and Girl's Rights

Girls' Outcry: lnfonnation Technology, KYl/l/gsook Lee 129 Girl-Trafficking, and Girls' Rights in the Age of Globalization

Of Tsunamis and Child Sexual Exploitation: Radha J1lflppan 137 The Political Economy of Supply and Demand in the Sex Tourism and Trafficking Trades

The eyber-trafficking of Filipino Girl-children: Violeda A. Uma/i 175 Weaknesses of Philippine Policies

The Violation of Children' Rights Committed by facyeofl Lee 207 Child Pornography on the Internet Sollee feon Bonita Lawrence and Kim Anderson Introduction /0 "Indigenous Women: The Slate ofOur Nations"

6 Laura Schwager 9 inside liS

AJannan Earl Young and Denise Nadeau 13 Decolollising the Body: Restoring Sacred Vita/ify

Tamara Kulusic 23 The Ultimate Be/rayal: Claiming and Re-Claiming Cul/ura/ldentity

Rebeka Tabobondung 29 Mukwa (Bear) and Her Sisters Still Walking

Val Napoleon 31 Aboriginal SelfDetermination: Individual Selfand Collective Selves

Molly McGlennen 46 Lh'ing Language

Natasha Powers 47 Beyond Cultllral Differences: Interpreting a Treat)' Beh..'een the Mi'kmaq and British at Belcher's Farm, /761

Molly McGlennen 55 War Curio

Caitlin Kight 56 Sassafras

Kahente Hom-Miller 57 Oliyaner: Tlte "Women's Path" Through Colonialism

Janice Forsyth 69 After the Fur Trade: First Nations Women in Canadian Histo1J', /850­ 1950

Jennifer Fox Bennett 79 I'm going home

Joseph Thomas Flies Away, Carrie Garrow and 81 Divorce and Real Propert)' on Miriam Jorgensen American Indian Reservations: Lessonsfor First Nations and § Canada m m Jennifer Foerster 93 Premonition - Jeane Breinig 96 Catching the Tide Jeane Breinig 97 Wahlgidouk - Giver ofGifts

Deborah McGregor 103 Traditional Ecological Knowledge: AnAnishnabe Woman's Perspective

grace red earring 110 modernity

Emerance Baker III Loving Indianess: Native Women's Storytelling as Survivance

Caitlin Kight 122 I Will Sing (For my people)

Pamela Dudoward 123 When

Jaime Koebel 124 In the Heart ofthe Belly

Shandra Spears 125 Re-ConstnJcting the Colonizer: Selfrepreselllation byFirst Nations Artists

lady Barnes 138 Medicine

Fyre Jean Graveline 139 Wonder Learns Women's Ways (continued) Community Voices

Heather i\-lajaury 145 Living Inside l.ayers ofColonial 7 Division: A Pari ofthe Algonquin Story

Lynn Gehl 148 "011 Canada! }'our Home is Na/fl'e Land": The Algonquin Land Claim m ~*" Process 'i:j :;;:--i:;'~ IT1 ;:l ~ Book Reviews n ~ t;;. t'J '. Shirley Brozza 151 FOllr Souls by Louise Erdrich ~ ~ :.... I" Nancy Cooper 151 Pocahontas Jledicinc Woman, Spy, >-< ~ Entrepreneur, Diplomat by Paula m ~ ;:: GUlln Allen m ..., ::l c::: ::l-. '" Shirley Brezza 152 Rock, Ghost. Willow, Deer: A Story IT1 OQ '"' (~f Survival by Allison Adelle i::J ~ Hedge Coke >-< s: :::: i:l ;:l p... ;:l Audrey Redman 152 Skins: COl1lemporm)' Indigenous .... [ 00. ..., Writing, Compiled and edited by (1) Kated Akiwenzie~Damm& Josie '" ~ i:l a"-' :::: Douglas 0 a C v, ~ If; Shandra Spears 153 Indigenizing the Academy: l:l Transforming Scholarship and ~ Empowering Communities by ~ tvfihesuah & Wilson, eds. '"~ S(1) :::: i:l '"l:>.. Contributors to This Issue 154 ~ ;i :::: (1) Contributors' Guidelines 157 1} m.... '" Directrices aux 158 !Ii '":::: (1)...... collaboratrices et collaborateurs 0,.,.., ~ ~ Calls for Submissions/ 159 0 Appel d'articles c ;:: Jot ;:: ~ Orderform 161 ....~ 0 30'h Anniversary Offer 162 i:l rn

Front Cowr Belly Dancers, 2001. DigitiZed photograph. Photographer Kyle McKenzie; artist Jaime Koebel. AUSTRALIAN FEMINIST STUDIES 8

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Editorial NODwthematic Articles Maternity and Freedom: Australian Feminist Encounters \\lith the Reproductive Body CathaiJu Kevin 3 A Mother by Trade: Australian Women Reflecting Mothering as Activity, Not Identity JaneMaru Makr 17 Contextualising Consent: the Problt:m of Rape and Romance }lina Philadelplwif-Puren 31 Theme: Re-imagining Communities and Care: Women, Citizenship and Gender in Australia Guest Editor: Barbara Pocock Introduction Barhara Pocock 43 The Political Limits of 'Care' in Re-imagining Interconnection/Community and an Ethical Future Chris Beaslq and Carol Baahi 49 <'Vomen Are Exploited Way Too Often': Feminist Rhetorics at the End of Equality Chill. Bulhuk 65 Political Cares: Genrlered Reporting of Work and Family Issues in Relation to Australian Politicians Kathie Muir 77 Youthful Aspirations Meet Unbending Cultures? How Young Australians Plan to Organise TheirJobs, Care and Housework Barbara Pocock 91 Clare Burton Memorial Lecture 2003 Sounds, Silences and Contradictions: Gender Equity in British Commonwealth Higher Education uuiu Jvlorley 109 Review Articles Gendered Ethnographies: Researching Drugs, Violence and Gender in New York Suzannt Fraser and l(ylu VOlentine 121 Australian Women's Political Activism: Early Influences Went!>' Paterson 125 Reviews Pandita Romabai's American Encounter. The Peoples of the United States (1889) (pandita Ramabai, Meera Kosambi (ed. and trans.)) Margaret Alltn 129 Disruptivt Acts: the New Hilman in Fm~de-sjeck France (A'fary Louise Roberts) Christopher E. Forth 130 Sc(mdal in the Colonw: Sydnry and Cape 'TOwn, 1820-1850 (Kirsten McKenzie) .Natasha Erlank 132

Solitary Sex: a Cultural Hisrary oflvfasturbation (Thomas W. Laqueur) Christopher E. Forth 134 A-fanning the Next .Millmnium: Studw in l\tfasculinitw (Sharyn Pearce and Vivienne Muller (eds)) Damien W Riggs 136 Feeding Anorexia: Gmder and Power at a 1Teatment Center (Helen Gremillion) Georgia Ouendm 138 uchrwfeminism Gudy Wajcman) Celia Roberts 139

Books Received 143 Notes on Contributors 145 BERKELEY JOURNAL OF 9 GENDER, LAW & JUSTICE

2005 Volume 20

COMMENTARY: REFLECTIONS ON OUR 1\VENTIETH ANNNIvERSARY Berkeley Women's Law Journal: I Spotlight on Ventura: 249 A Powerful Force at Twenty Henna Hill Kay Young Women's Perspectives OIl Reform in the Califomia Youth Authority Freeda Yllana Looking Back, Looking Fonvard: 7 h Challges 011 Our 2d Anniversary BOOK REvIEW That Reflect Our FOllnding Commitmellts Stephanie L. Schmid Walking a Gantlet: 269 Nielsen's License to Harass Reflections on the Birth of the Journal: 12 License to Harass: Law, Hierarchy, A Founders' Roundtable Discussion Anno Bamlennon-Richter, and Offensive Public Speech June Beltran, Catherine Fisk, by Laura Beth Nielsen Lynne Henderson Barbara Flagg, Dorene Giacopini, He/en Kang, Sheila 0 'Rourke, DOllIIG Ryu, Karen Schryver, BOOKS RECEIVED Arm Vall De Pol Workable Sisterhood: 298 Anti-Essentialism and the Work I Family Dilemma 30 The Political Journey of Stigmatized Women with mV/AIDS Catherine AlbistOli by Michele Tracy Berger

Taking the Long View: 50 Sexual Harassment and Violence Against Women: 304 Reflections on the Road to Marriage Equality Alison Beck Developments in Federal Law by Charles V. Dale The Personal and the Political: 56 Reflections 011 Berkeley Women's The Abortion Rights Controversy in America: 308 Law Journal of Twenty Anll Ulcas A Legal Reader .. ediled by N. E. H. Hull, William James Hoffer, The Lessons of Law School 64 and Peter Charles Hoffer Elizabeth A. Landsberg

The Resurrection of "Female Hysteria" 67 SYMPOSIUM in Present-Day ERISA Disability Law Cassie Springer~Sltl/ivan Women and War: A Critical Discourse ARTICLES Centuries of Globalization; Centuries of Exclusion: 75 Welcome 321 African Women, Human Rights, and the "New" fntemational Trade Regime Uche U. Ewelukwa Panel One - Tools a/War 322 Panel Two - Women Warriors Defining the Human: 150 338 Are Transgendered People Strangers to the Law? Abigail IV. Lloyd Panel Three - Resist! 352 Can She Do That? 196 Lauren Shapiro Soft on Defense: 369 The Failure to Call/rom Militarism AIIII Scales RECENT DEVELOPMENTS The Latina Paradox: 199 Cutllfal Barriers to the Equitable Receipt ofWelfare Services Under Modem Welfare Reform Elena Christine Acevedo

Abortion: 216 When Choice and Autonomy Conflict Jennifer Denbow

Obstacles to Access: 229 How Phamzacist Refusal Clauses Undennine the Basic Health Care Needs ofRural alld Low~fllcome Women Holly Telislw 10

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SO BAND OF BROTHERS Riffing on equality at the Different Kind of Dude Fest IN EVERY ISSUE BY ANDREW WilLIS PLUS; Men cail stop rape S EDITORS' LETTER

S4 GROWING PAINS 7 DEAR BITCH Female facial hair gets plucky BY AIMEE DQWl 11 LOVE IT/SHOVE IT

60 GO WES, JUNG MAN 31 WHERE TO BITCH The philosophy of Wes Anderson BY JIM BURllNGAME 66 THE BITCH LIST

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76 MUSIC Cocksure: Who's rocking who? Su,ggested listening

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36 GAYS OF YORE 26 OPEN LETTER What outing the past means for the present Dear GQ HQ: Where's your IQ? BY LAURA NATHAN 27 ON FILM 42 GIRL, RECONSTRUCTED The Education of Shelby Knox The mystery ofcomic-book heroine Octobriana BY TRINA ROBBINS 29 ON THE STAGE Suneet Sethi's dress ofa thousand secrets· 46 OUR BODIES, OUR HEllS Why isn't pain a feminist issue? 31 ON THE PAGE BY PAULA KAMEN Confessions of a mad fact checker

52 RUNNING FROM THE ALTAR Gay Shame activist Mattilda on where queers went~ong , IN EVERY ISSUE INTERVIEW BY DEBBIE RASMUSSEN 5 EDITORS' LETTER 5B SHUTTER TO THINK ~ Photojournalist Mimi Chakarova ·shoots for the truth 7 DEAR BITCH BY BEN BUSH 15 LOVE IT/SNOVE IT 62 HOT SHOTS The enduring allure ofglamoill photography 35 WHERE TO BITCH BY TINA PETERSON 74 THE BITCH LIST 6B POUND FOR GLORY Writer Wendy McClure goes beyond the blog 77 BOOKS INTERVIEW BY MARISA MElTZER Auto Show: Do memoirists need to get a lifer Bitch reads

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44 Big Time Personality Live from New REGULARS York, it's rock talk with Bjork. By Emily Rems 6 Editor's letter 8 Dear BUST 52 Single Minded In the fight for singles' rights, it's no looger every bachelorette for her­ 9 Broadcast DJ Rekha blasts bangin' Bhangra, the Lower self. By Diane Mapes Eastside Girls Club is coakin' with gas, RightRides gives the ladies what they need after dark, and more. 10 58 Salon Selectives learn to party with pur­ 5hebonics Talk is cheap for Amy Sedaris, Portia de pose from the great sa/onnieres. By Juliet Rossi, Paris Hilton, Hilary Duff and Carrie Brownstein. Eastland Compiled by Trade Egan 12 Hot Dates It's what all the cool kids are doin'. Compiled by Emily Rems 13 Boy 62 Famous Amos Crazy diamond Tori Amos Du Jour Even when I'm with my boo, alii think about is shines on. By Tracie Egan Ryan Donowho. By Tracie Egan 14 News From a Broad Tears and jeers over four more years. By Janice 66 12 Stepping in Heels One feminist Erlbaum 16 Pop Quiz Two words: "Cuchi Cuchi!" By faces down the ghosts of sexism past 10 get Emily Rems 17 Museum of Femoribilia Menstrual sober in AA. By Kristen P. memories of the bygone belt. By Lynn Peril

70 Art House A fashion-forward tattoo princess 19 Real life gets pretty in her palace. Photos by Martin Albert, A journal with a homemade cover for your lover, sushi Edited by Andrea Linnett cupcake madness, knitting knick·knacks with purse.onali. ty, and more. 20 So Sue Me Advice for the fired on not getting burned. By Jenny Ramo, Esq. 24 Gigs Karin Tekel blinded me with environmental science. By Colleen Kane 26 Home Girl Jeanie Engelbach's amaz­ ing technicolor dream house. By Jessica Jardine 28 Eat Me Don't skimp when it comes to shrimp. By Chef Rossi

31 Looks Valentine's Day valuables, crafty cardigan creations, bitchin' Jersey-girl style, and more. 32 Fashionista You're never fully dressed without The World According to Je!'.!'.. By Emily McCombs 35 Hair Hopper Get the look you crave with a finger wave. By Rac;he/ Weeks 34 BUST Test Kitchen Our interns put three new products to the te!'.t.

91 Sex Files Perch your trick ass on some XXX Glass, then get a little nutty with a Sensual Bath Buddy. 94 Ask Aunt Betty Sex advice for real girls with real vaginas. By Dr. Betty Dodson

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18 Pop Tart Don't let your sex life become a morality tale. 1 By Wendy McClure ~ 30 Mother Superior Picky eaters on parade. By Ayun Halli- i day ~ 42 Around The World In 80 Girls There's a lot to dig in ...; Dallasl By Shoshanna Portnoy 92 One·Handed Read The Cure. By Erika Schickel 104 The last laugh The continuing torment of Tammy Pierce. By Esther Pearl Watson

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79 Music Reviews, plus diner dish with Eleni Mandell. 84 Film The Ballad of Jack & Rose is A Tale of Two Sis­ ters who played with Lipstick & Dynamite. 85 Books Reviews, and a trove of translated treasures.

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REGULARS 6 Editor's letter 7 Dear BUST April - May '05 9 Broadcast M.tA has somethin' to say, Butlers in the Buff, the secret history of the Ladies' Sewing Circle and Terrorist Society, and more. 10 Shebonics Scarlett Johansson, Courtney Love, Cintra Wilson, Vivica A. Fox, and Diana Ross tell it like it is. Compiled by Tracie Egan 12 Hot Dates Stuff to do when you're not watching ANTM. Compiled by Emily Rems 13 Boy Du Jour Eugene Hutz of Gogol Bordello turns us to Jello. By Jenni Miller 14 Features Pop Quiz Tougher than Henry Rollins. it's Dynasty diva Joan Collins! By Emily Rems

46 Amy Sedaris Busts Out Who says you 21 Real life shouldn't talk to strangers with candy? By Maya Rudolph Hand-sewing basics, Ba Ngoc's Caramelized Catfish, microRevolt's subversive stitchery, and more. 23 Buy or 54 Wage Slave Day-job schemes for girls with arty DIY Wall-decorating tips for hep chicks 25 Love lucille Check yourself (and your Check Engine light) before dreams. By Michelle Goodman you wreck yourself. By Lucille Treganowan 28 Eat Me Make a flavorful feast from the Middle East. By Chef 58 Fast Times at Sweet Valley High Palling Rossi 30 Gigs tn Turkey, Emily Jardine is an English­ around with teen-lit titan Francine Pascal. By Colleen Kane teaching machine. By Jessica Jardine 30 Herban Legend Remedies to keep you from sneezin' this sea­ 62 The Girls of Summer T,ue tales of the dia­ son. By Tuline Baykal mond dolls who blazed trails for women in professional base­ 33 Looks ball. By Amy Dotson Add some bling to all your household things, Kelly Osbourne's Stiletto Killers, a crapload of cupcakes, and 70 Who's Down V\lith G.O.D.? One girl's more. 34 Fashionista Lookin' fine with Tatty Devine. By struggle to come out of the Christian closet. By Sara Cook Tracie Egan 36 BUST Test Kitchen Our interns put M of the Face Mud Mask, Me! Bath Ice Cream, and e.0. Bigelow Triple Rose Water to the test. 37 Thrift Score 74 Strange Little Girls Step into the luxe inte,ia< Reviving retro raingear. By AI Hoff world of artist loretta Lux. By Colleen Kane 101 Sex Files 78 Daytrippers Make your getaway in style with Get loose with some tawdry tea, then feel real swell with some clit-warming gel. these tight travel togs. Photos by Wj//jams Hirakawa, styling by Angelique Max COLUMNS 18 Pop Tart Our collective unconscious by way of Gilmore Girls. By Wendy McClure 19 Museum of Femoribilia Barely-there bras for ambitious A-cups. By Lynn Peril 20 News From a Broad Presidential women are kicking ass everyv/here except in the U.S. By Janice Erlbaum 32 Mother Superior Inky in her nakey. By Ayun Halliday 44 Around The World In 80 Girls Cop a feel for Copenhagen! By Colleen Kane 102 Ask Aunt Betty Revealing the heart and sout of your vagina hole. By Or. Betty Dodson 104 One-Handed Read Hard Copy. By Lo/a Jean 116 The last Laugh Ring, rin9 ...ls your refrigerator run­ ning? By Esther Pearl Watson

The BUST Guide 87 Music Reviews, plus fiddling around with Miri Ben-An. 94 Film Look at Me, I'm Saving Face with Palindromes. 95 Books Reviews, plus a new DIY bible by Todd Oldham.

108 BUSTSHOP POETRY Barbara Leon 6 Day ofthe Dead/CiudadJuarez Annie Mascorro 13 From Over Here 16 Kesaya E. Noda 14 My Mother Writes a Letter from the Farm, October 21,2001 16 Ofuro Z 18 The Kamisama LJ.l Susan Elbe 20 Drought, 1937 ~ Krisren Sandel 65 (Returned) Airmail to the Emirate 0 Peggy Varnado 66 Formula for the Midpoint S Rebecca Spears 67 ForMle Cookie Journals co>- Terry Godbey 70 My Grandmother Can See Her LJ.l H,,,band's Grave from Her Front Door e<: Laura Long 72 Ode to Nurse Lilia :J 73 West Virginia Catholic Girl >< ~ Hossannah Dela Pena 90 the emptiness ofa bed half full LJ.l Ronda Broatch 92 \Vild HOlleY I- .:J Jan Ball 93 I Wanted to Dance with My Father ~ Cheryl Wood Ruggiero 94 laundry sins 0z Susan L. Miller 96 Climbing Alice « Mary Makofske 98 Out ofHate's Country Patrice Vecchione 99 Pregnant «!=2 u... PROSE 0 Carol Robison 8 Sharks --I Linda P. Adams 22 The Year I Went Insane 6 « Margot C. Kadesch 49 Lacunae z e<: Louisa Peck 74 Rachmaninoff Lives :J Kimberly Jones 102 The End ofSwnmer --.0 ART « Brenda Roper 33 Fecundity Carolee S. Clark 34 In Thought 35 Suzanne Chamindika Wanduragala 36 Untitled #1 37 Holding a Larger Breath 38 Untitled #3 39 Communication Range Beyond the Sun Sarah Graham 40 Dual Bird with Red Shoes 41 Coupled Sleep Debra Ramsay 42 Crossing 43 Transformation 44 Strength ofthe Thread VOLUME 22 NUMBER 3 45 Woman in the Currents Donna Dodson 46 Pregnant Owl Summer 2005 47 Red Rabbit 48 Caribbean Queen

REVIEWS Alice Ann Ebennan 109 The Girl with Bees in Her Hair' by Eleanor Rand Wilner Pam Crow 111 Bload Silk by Paulann Petersen Claire Keyes 112 Poems: New & Selected by Marianne Boruch Amontaine Woods 113 My Jim by Nancy Rawles Mary Zelinka 115 Leadville by Gillian Klucas Cielo Lutino 117 The F-Word: Feminism in Jeopardy by Kristin Rowe-Finkbeiner

MEMORIAM 120 Ronley Jay Duncan

CONTRIBUTORS' NOTES 124 Canadian Journal of Women and the Law Revue Femmes et Droit 17

2004, Volume 16 Number 2 / 2004 volume 16 numero 2

Articles / Articles

Susan B. Boyd 255 Backlash Against Feminism: Canadian Custody and Access Refonn Debates of the Late Twentieth Century

Carissima Mathen 291 Transgendered Persons and Feminist Strategy

Rachel Chagnon, Lucie 317 La loi canadienne sur requite en matiere Lamarche et Francine d'emploi et les fenunes : Crier « Victoire)} ou Tougas crier «Au loup ... »?

Tracey Lindberg 342 Not My Sister: What Feminists Can Learn about Sisterhood from Indigenous Women

Sylvie Frigon 353 Transfonnation de la philosophie et de la gestion penales des femmes justiciables au Canada: Trois cas de figure

Case Comments / Chronlques de jurisprudence

Christine Boyle, Natasha 386 Cases and Commentaries: A UBC Forum Affolder, Efrat Arbel, Susan B. Boyd, Gwen Brodsky, Kim Brooks, Margaret Hall, Fiona Kelly, and Margot Young Book Reviews / Chroniques bibliographiques

Diane Lamoureux 419 Dictiollnaire de I'homophobie par Louis-Georges Tin

Wanda Wiegers 426 Taxing Choices: The Intersection ofClass, Gender, Parenthood, and the Law By Rebecca Johnson

437 About the Contributors/Quelques mots sur nos collaboratrices

441 Information for Contributors

445 Renselgnements gener.ux 18

Wimer 2004 Volume 23, Number 2

Women and the Black Diaspora

Editorial/Editorial by Darcy BIl/lantyllt, Sylvia D. Hamilton, Katherine McKittrick, Andrea Mtdovarski, us/it Sanders, Either TIJttrao-Lyaruu, D. Alissa Trot;;, Njoki N Wane 35

Memory A Daughter's Journey by Sylvia D. Hamilton 6 The Spirit of[he Ancestors: The Photography and Installation Ai( ofAlbert Chong and \Vura-Narasha Ogunji by Ana-Maurint Lara 14 Slavery, Poruaimre and the Colonial Limits ofCanadian Art History by ClJannaitu Nelson 22 Waking the Gone: Nine Night as Cultural Remembrance ofan Mean Heritage in Belizean Literature by Julie E. Moody Pueman 30 Dialoguing Borders: The African Diasporic Consciousness in Erna Brodber's Louisiana by Reginald KhoklJtr 38 Creole Portraits (2002-2003) byJosulyn Gardntr 44

Belonging Les sans pays: langue, ecriture, exil et idemite diasporique! par Angtk BaJso/l 46 By Hair and Skin: Growing Up in the UK byjamt Kofi-Tstkpo 49 Open Roses, Closed Gardens and Invisible Women: Queering the Tropical Garden in the Poetry of Ida Saloman Faubert by NataJha Timl!] 52 "In the Middle of Becoming": Dionne Brand's Historical Vision byJoanne Saul 59 Diaspora, Citizenship and Gender: Challenging the Myth ofthe Nation in African Canadian Women's Literature by Andrea Davis 64 Defying Categorization: The Work ofSuzeue Mayr by Katie Pnwen 71 Journeys ofDltollr in Maryse Conde's A SeaJon itl RilJata by Piper Kmdrix Wil/iatm 76 When the Question ofDreadJocks Leads to Knowledge and Empowerment: The Translatlantic Slave Trade and Its Legacy ofWesternized Education by jean Daniels 82 La question de ('identite dans mons ecriture par Marie~Celie Agnant . 86

Work African Canadian Women and the New World Diaspora, c.1865 by Nina Reid-Maroney 92 African-Caribbean Women, Diaspora and Transnationality by ClJannaine Crawftrd 97 Black Self-Employed Women in the Twenty~First Century: A Critical Apprqach by Mllanie Knight 104 The Shattered Dreams ofAfrican Canadian Nurses by Najja Nwofia Modibo III Mothering the Motherless: Portrayals ofAlternative Mothering Practices within the Caribbean Diaspora by Amanda Putnam 118

auestioning AlIi(f)ve to tell by njtri-damali (campbell) 127 Situating Older Caribbean Canadian Women in Feminist Research: A Reflection by De/om V. Mullingr 134 An African Child Becomes a Black Canadian Feminist: Oscillating Identities in the Black Diaspora by Notisha Mmsaquoi 140 Black Canadian Feminist Thought: Tensions and Possibilities by Njoki N. Wane 145 From the Point ofNo Return to the Women's Prison: Writing Spaces ofConfinement into Diaspora Studies by julia Sudbury 154 Diaspora? by Ca,.1 Latchft,d 164 (continued)

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Winter 2004 Volume 23, Number 2

Women and the Black Diaspora

Poetry Spaces of my Empowerment by M'lri/yn Patricia Yeanvood 13 Unknown by Dllnielle Villeneuve 20 An Amazing Story by Rhoma Spencer 21 Declonise Your Mind '" Not Mine!!! by judith McKeown 43 Femme par Giliane Oblu 51 Untitled par jOl/joll Tuumu 59 Forgive and forget by AlifOlI Pryer 63 In a manner fantastic by Gabriele D. R. Guemher 69 Les Panellses d'Afrique! par Angele BaM" 70 Farm \'(fife Anne Duke judd 91 Pedes Noires par Micheline Mercier 110 revelations by karen (mirandd) augustine 125 Dionysus in dte Diaspora by Amu-l\-!arie Bmmm 126 Ellen Between the Lines by Anne DukeJudd 133 Hudson by Holly Lalma Day 153

Book Reviews 1Know Who I Am: A Carihbean Woman ~ Identity i" Canada reviewed by Amoaba Goodm 167 L 'Esc/ave pilr jeanne MaranM 168 Where 1 Ctmu From reviewed by Dlwa Palr(ljClt~KingJ!ey 169 Bodin i" a Broken World: Women Novelists olColor and the Politics ofMedicine reviewed by Stephanie Hart 170 Women and the His/orical Enterprise in America: Gender, /?nee and the Politics of Memory reviewed by jenniftr Ha"is 171 Unequal Freedom: HolV Race and Gmder Shaped American Citizemhip and Labor reviewed by Sandra Tam 172 Heart ofa Stranger reviewed by Lal/ra Mcumgh"w 173 The Voice ofHarriet TaJlor Mill reviewed by judy Stud 175 Setting the Agenda: Jean Royce and the Shaping OfQUWI 's Univmiry reviewed by Cldra ThomtlJ 176 Quem Elizabeth the First reviewed by Nanci White 177 Eighuenth~CenttITy Fiction on Screm reviewed by Natalie Neill 178

Front Cover Marie-Denise Douyon, "Massai," oils and engraving inks on masonite, 30" x 40",2004. Photo: Paul Simon

Back Cover Marie-Denise Douyon. "Solei! du midi. solei! du soir," oils and engraving inks on masonite. 20.7S" x 42.5", 2003. Photo: Paul Simon 20

Fall 2004 Volume 24, Number 1 February 2005/fevrier 2005

Women's Health and Well-Being

Editorial/Editorial by Nili R Bmam!l, Linda Hawkim, Ann Holmes, Perez Oyugi, Carla R. Ribeiro Esther Thoma and Chamlaine C Williams 3,5

Determinants of Health: Setting the Context The Women's Health Movement: Looking Back and Moving Forward by Madeline Boscoe, Gwynne Rum, GhiJlaine Aluym, Barbara Bourritr~LaCr()ix andSusan Whiu oftlu Canadian Women! Health Network 7 "Quality Care is Like a Canon ofEggs": Using a Gender-Based Diversity Analysis to Assess Quality ofHealth Care by Buh E lac/aon, Ann PduJon, Paf AnmtTong, Madtli,u Boscoe, Barbara Claw, Karen R Grant, Nancy Gubemlan and Kay Willson 15 Racism, Sexism and Colonialism: The Impact on the Health. ofAboriginal Women in Canada by Carrie Bourassa, Kim McKay-McNabb andMary Hampton 23 LOwer~Income Women with Breast Cancer: Interacting with Cancer Treatment and Income Security Systems byJudy Gould 31 Silent No More: Coming Out About Lesbians and Cancer by the Lesbiam and Breast Canur Project Team 37 Vue etude sur Ie vecu des femmes Francophones atteintes du cancer du sein par Stephanie Austin 43 My Battle with Anorexia and Schiwphrenia by Tami Stramky~Afriat 49 Journal Through Fibromyalgia by Susan McNicoll 52 Living with HIV by LOl4ise Binder 55

Sexual and Reproductive Health: The Issues Cinq ans plus tard, au est-ce qu'on naie? Constat sur I'accessibilite de la pratique sage~femme au Quebec en 2004 par Nurine Bassaih 59 From Birth Control to Menstrual Control: The Launch ofthe Extended Oral Contraceptive, Seasonale by Helen Loshny 63 Womb is Womb, But is Birth Birth? A look at the Quur Interaction ofMedical Services, Social Context and Identity Understandings in Canadian Birthing Experiences by Michelle Walk 68 The COStS ofSeparation: The Birth E~periences ofWomen in Isolated and Remote Communities in British Columbia byJude Komelsm mId Stefan Grzybowski 75 Women's Lived Experiences ofInfertility by Diana C. Pany 81 Victimized or Validated? Responses to Substance-Using Pregnant Women by L;rraine Greallts andNancy Poole 87 The Case Against the Medi"calization ofFemale Genital Mutilation by C. Nana Derby 95 Le syndrome premenstruel par Nesrim Bassaih 101 Depa.-Provera: Does this Contraceptive Choice SuppOrt the Health and \'(fell-Being of Adolescents and Young Women? by Laura Washler 105

Women as Caregivers: The Costs and Challenges Violence Against Women in the Context ofMemal IUness: Hidden Costs for Sisters Who Are Caregivers by Channabu C. \Y/illiams 109 Hospital-Based Responses to Woman Abuse: How Well Are We Doings? by Robin Mason 117 Caregiving and Being in Touch: Lessons from My 85~Year-OldMum and Me by C. Heather Menzies 122 The Role ofUnpaid Work in Maintaining Individual and Community Health in Atlantic Canada: A Case Study by Katharine Side andJanice Kuft 129 Battle Fatigue: Identifying Suessors that Affect Counsellors in Women's Shelters by Ct/ine Chatigny, tile Lape"iere, Marie~Christine Thibault and Karm Messing 139 ''You Think it is Turning But it is the Multiple Small Stuff"; Gender, the Division ofLabour and Musculoskeletal Injury Among NursingStaff by Ellm Balka, Servane Mason and Nicole Elfring 145 Omario Midwives: Reflections on a Decade ofMidwifery by Stephanie L. Paterson 153 (continued) Canadian woman stUdieS ReS cahiet'S delafemme 21 C \Cf Fall 2004 Volume 24, Number 1 February 2005/fbrier 2005 Women's Health and Well-Being

Strategies and Responses: Moving Toward Healing Aboriginal \Varnen at Midlife: Grandmothers as Agents ofChange by Lynl1 .ivl.lvleadollJs, W'ilfttdll E. Tlmntoll and Laura E. Lagmdyk 159 \Vomen ofColour Living with Breast Cancer: The Search for SuPPOrt by fennifir Nelson mid Florence Agyapong 167 Pieces of the Puzzle: Making HIV Prevention Education and Services "Fit" \'7ithin the Context of Sex Trade \'07orkers' Needs by Anita Keeping 173 The Writing on the \Vall: HIVIAlDS Awareness Posters Targeting Women by Linda Hunter 178 Creating Community Across Disability and Difference by Carkl Rice, Hilde Zitzelsberger, Wendy Porch and Esther Ignani 187 The Pleasures ofHealing, the Possibilities for Mental Health Care by Rosemary Bames andSman Schellenberg 194

Poetry Fast Bones Amu Duke jluid 13 The Canes by Renee Nonnan 22 Time around Breast Cancer - Diagnosis by Carol Adams 47 Time around Breast Cancer - Return to Health by Carol Adams 47 Ange-Aimee by Alison Plyer 74 Women's Clinic Hush by Lpimay Daniel 93 A Life ofBlood by Donna J Gelagotis Lee 93 Focus by Ronnie R. Brown 116 A child and a working mother by Farideh de BosItt 121 Disintegrating Tissues by N~ney Gobntto 127 Arthritic Dreams I by Renee Nonnan 127 4 loads oflaundl)' by Renee Nonnan 137 Morning \Vorkout AmI!:' Duke judd 138 A Prayer for Remission by Alary Boland-Doyk 144 Facing the Magdalens by Lolette Kilby 165 Metaphor For How the West \Vas \Von by Heather Brondy 172 Excerpt from "Between Dream and Open Eyelid" by lvfelanie Cameron 177 Residency at the Island Clinic by Don1l4 f Gelagotis Lee 185 Last Few Days Love Thee by Marlme !VIdar 186 Diane Arbus by Lolette Kuby 186

Book Reviews \\'i'omen, Health and Nation: Canada andthe United States Since 1945 reviewed by Lykke de Ia Cour 200 Family Life and Sociability in Upper ItIld Lower Canadll, 1780-1870: A View fom Dillries andFamily Correspondence reviewed by Clara Thomas 201 Learning to be Old: Gender, Culrure andAging reviewed by Sherrill Cheda 202 The Psychology ofGender, Second Edition reviewed by Susan Thomas 203 Dancing at the Dead Sea reviewed by jane Cawthorne 204 Feminist (Re)visio1lS ofthe Subject: Landscapes, Etlmoscapes, and Theoryscapes reviewed by Danielle Russell 204 Sites ofViolence: Gender and Conflict Zones reviewed by Helene lvfoltssa 205 The Cambridge Companion to Gothic Fiction reviewed by Natalie Neill 206

Front Cover Shlomit Segal, "Exuberance," 2005, mixed media digital image, 13" x 14". 22 Columbia Journal of Gender and Law

Volume 14 2005 Number 1

The Backfiring ofthe Domestic Violence Firearms Bans Lisa D. May 1

Legislative Reform and the Struggle to Eradicate Violence Against Women in the Dominican Republic Mercedes Perez 36

Street Smut: Gender, Media, and the Legal Power Dynamics ofStreet Harassment, or "Hey Sexy" and Other Verbal Ejaculations Olatokunbo Olukemi Laniya 91

Re-Orienting the Sex Discrimination Argument for Gay Rights after Lawrence v. Texas Jeffrey A. Williams 131 Volume 16, Number 1 23 Spring 200S

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AJournal of Feminist C.ulturaJ'Studies

NANCY AR~ISTRONG Feminism, Fiction, and the Utopian Promise of Dracula

SCOTT J. JUENGEL 24 Of Beauty, Cruelty, and Animal life: Hogarth's Baroque

TL\IOTHY BEWES What Is a literary landscape? Immanence and the Ethics of Form

NAOMI MORGENSTERN 103 The Afterlife of Coverture: Contract and Gift in "The Ballad of the Sad cafe"

SUSAN BURGESS 126 Did the Supreme Court Come Out in Bush v. Gore? Queer Theory on the Performance of the Politics of Shame European Journal 24 of Women's Studies

Volume 12 • Issue 1 • February 2005

Editorial 5

Articles Marti Huijer and Irene Janze 9 Democratic Transactions in the Life Sciences: A Gender Democratic Labyrinth Marina Della Giusta and Laura Scuriatti 31 The Show Must Go On: Making Money Glamorizing Oppression Dianne Hunter 45 Sylvia Plath's Man in Black Manuela Ribeiro and Octavio Sacramento 61 Violence against Prostitutes: Findings of Research in the Spanish-Portuguese Frontier Region Tuula Gordon, Janet Holland, Elina Lahelma and 83 Rachel Thomson Imagining Gendered Adulthood: Anxiety, Ambivalence, Avoidance and Anticipation

Book Reviews Niels U1rik S0rensen 105 Understanding Men's Bodies in Visual Culture Janet Sayers 107 Edith Stein: Philosopher Saint? Jolanda Robinson 110 Women Writers and their Websites: Presenting Traditional and New Media Reference Sources for Women Writers Rebecca Gooch 111 Get1ing to Grips with Feminist Social and Political Theory Fatemeh Ebtehaj 114 Theorizing Iranian Women: Feminism, Islam and Critical Scholarship Wendy Hollway 118 Looking at Siblings is Looking Anew at Sex and Violence . Conny Roggeband 121 Testing Ground for Feminism Paola Viviani 124 Breaking the Stereotypes: Women in the Arab World

Books Received 127 European Journal of 25 Women's Studies

Volume 12 • Issue 2 • May 2005

Editorial 131

Articles Alexandra Oprea 133 The Arranged Marriage of Ana Marla Cioaba, Intra-Community Oppression and Romani Feminist Ideals: Transcending the 'Primitive Culture' Argument Priscilla Netto 149 Reclaiming the Body of the 'Hottentot': The Vision and Visuality of the Body Speaking with Vengeance in Venus Hottentot 2000 Maria Stratigaki 165 Gender Mainstreaming vs Positive Action: An Ongoing Conflict in EU Gender Equality Policy Minna Salminen-Karlsson 187 Turning Women from Criminals into Victims: Discussions on Abortion in the Catholic Church of Sweden Karin Flaake 201 Girls, Adolescence and the Impact of Bodily Changes: Family Dynamics and Social Definitions of the Female Body Alicia Ramos-Gonzalez 213 Daughters of Tradition: Women in the Yiddish Culture in the 16th-1Bth Centuries

Book Reviews Jenny Altschuler 227 Asymmetric Power Relations: Domestic Labour in Giobal Perspective Sabine Kittel 230 Women as Collaborators and Agents?

Books Received 235

Call for Papers 237 ______SPECIALFEATURE 26 Theory, Practice and Research on Female Adolescent Sexuality: Emergent Discourse of Desire Edited by Deborah L. TOLMAN

5 I. Found(ing} Discourses of Desire: Unfettering Female Adolescent Sexuality Deborah L. TOLMAN

to II. From the Heart or the Gut? Sexual-minority Women's Experiences of Desire for Same·Sex and Other-Sex Partners Lisa M. DIAMOND

15 m. Wanting and Not Wanting Sex: The Missing Discourse of Ambivalence Charlene L. MUEHLENHARD and Zoe D. PETERSON

21 IV. Revolutionary Sexualities April BURNS and Maria Blena TORRE

27 V. The Meaning of Sexual Desire: Experiences of Heterosexual and Lesbian Girls Jane M. USSHER

33 VI. Restriction and Freedom in the ConSlnlction of Sexuality: Young Chicanas and Chicanos Speak Out Afda HURTADO and Mrinal SINHA

39 VII. Discourses of Desire as Govemmentality: Young Women, Sexuality and the Significance of Safe Spaces Anita HARRIS

44 VIII. Sexual Pleasure as a Key Component of Integral Sexual Health Susan PICK, Martha GIVAUDAN, and Kathryn Flom KLINE

SO IX. Supporting Subjectivity: Girls' Power Initiative as Gender Practice Deborah L. TOLMAN in conversation with Bene MADUNAGU and Grace OSAKUE

54 X. Desire: The Morning (and 15 years) After Michelle FINE

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61 Butch Identity Development: The Fonnation of an Authentic Gender Katherine R. HIESTAND and Heidi M. LEVITT

87 Malaysian Women Service Users and the Economics of the Psychiatric Asylum System Sara Ashencaen CRABTREE

______,OBSERVATIONS & COMMENTARIES

99 I. Woman Abuse in South Africa: A Brief Contextual Analysis Fiorella BOONZAIER

104 II. 'I'm Straight, But I Kissed a Girl': The Trouble with American Media Representations of Female-Female Sexuality Lisa M. DIAMOND

111 III. On the Eve of a Queer-Straight Future: Notes Toward an Antinormative Heteroerotic Michael O'ROURKE IFjemjniSm 27 r.rjYdw-Io-g,-y--y,-o-lum-e-15~' N-U1-nb-er-2,-20-05

Feminism and Psychology ;11 the Context ofNordic Weljllre Ideologies mId Policies

123 Editors' Introduction: Special Issue on Feminism and Psychology in the Context of Nordic Welfare Ideologies and Policies Hanne HAAVIND and Eva MAGNUSSON

127 Potential Spaces - Subjectivities and Gender in a Generational Perspective Monica RUDBERG and Harriet BJERRUM NIELSEN

149 From Culturally Avant-garde to Sexually Promiscuous: Troubling Subjectivities and Intersections in the Social Transition from Childhood into Youth Dorthe STAUN..ES

169 'I Must Have Been an Idiot to Let it Go On': Agency and Positioning in Battered Women's Narratives of Leaving Margareta HYDEN

189 Making Sense of Gender. Age, Power and Disciplinary Position: Intersecting Discourses in the Academy Dorte Marie S0NDERGAARD

209 Neutral Claims - Gendered Meanings: Parenthood and Developmental Psychology in a Modem Welfare State Agnes ANDEN..ES

______OBSERVATIONS & COMMENTARIES

227 I. The Nordic Countries - Welfare Paradises for Women and Children? Hanne HAAVIND and Eva MAGNUSSON

236 II. Feminism, Psychology and Identity Transfonnations in the Nordic Countries Hanne HAAVIND and Eva MAGNUSSON Feminist Collections 28 A Quarterly ofWomen's Studies Resources

Volume 26, Numbers 2-3, Winter-Spring 2005

From the Editors ii

Book Reviews

Writing and Reading Memoir as Consciousness- 1 Raising: If the Personal Is Political, Is the Memoir Feminist? by Helen M. Bannan

(En)Gendering Cooking 4 by Amanda j. Stvygart-HobauglJ

Ambiguous Outcomes: Women and the Power 8 and Promise of Medidne by judith A. Houck

Blog This! An Introduction to Blogs, Blogging, and 11 the Feminist Blogosphere and A Sampling ofBlogs by Women, for Women, 15 and/or Discussing Women's Issues by Vicki Tobias

E-Sources on Women & Gender 18

New Reference Works in Women's Studies 21

Periodical Notes 29

Items ofNote 33

Books Recently Received 35

Subscription Form 37 FEMINIST ECONOMICS 29 Volume 11, Number 1, March 2005

CONTENTS

ARTICLES Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary! I Amart)'a Sen Flexible Hours, vVorkplace Authority, and Compensating Vhge 11 Differentials in the US Elaine i\1cCmte Mothers' Milk and Measures of Economic Output 41 Julie P. Smith and Lindy H. Ingham Taking Its Toll: The Influence of Paid and Unpaid Work on 63 Women's Well-Being Marlha MacDonald, Shelley Phipps, and Lynn Lethbridge Gender, Expectations. and Grades in Introductory Microeconomics 95 at a US University Charles Ballard and Marianne johnsan Canadian Health Reform: A Gender Analysis 123 Evelyn L. Forgel, Raisa B. Deber, Leslie L. Roos, and Randy Walld

BOOK REV1EWS Lourdes Beneria, Gender, Development and Globalization: 143 Economics as if People Mattered Reviewed by Isabella Bakker and Sarah Newman Ann Porter, Gendered States: 'Vomen, Unemployment 147 Insurance, and the Political Economy of the Welfare State in Canada, 1945-1997 Reviewed by Kate Bezanson Demie Kurtz, Francesca M. Candan, Andrew S. London, Rebecca 151 Reviere, and Mary C. Tuominen (eds.), Child Care and Inequality: Rethinking Carework for Children and Youth Reviewed by Jean Kimmel John B. Davis, The Theory of the Individual in Economics: Identity 156 and Value Reviewed by Julie A. Nelson Nancy Folbre and Michael Bittman (eds.), Family Time: The Social 159 Organization of Care Reviewed by Almudena Sevilla-Sam

Notes on Contributors 165 Cali for Papers 169 Infonnation and Announcements 171 Feminist Economics Editorial Policies 174 Submission and Style Guidelines 176 30 FEMINIST STUDIES

Spring 2005 volume 31, number 1

Preface 7 13' Jacqueline deVries Rediscoverin8 Christianit)' after the Pos/modern Turn I3 Brenda 10 Brueggemann. Rosemarie Garland-Thomson, Georgina Kleege 1,6 Rosetta Marantz Cohen What Her Body TallBht (or, TeachillB abollt Poetry and with a Disability): A Conversation

158 Anne E. Fern.ld J4 Judy Rohrer A Feminist Public Sphere! Toward a Full-Inclusion Feminism: Virginia Woolf's Revisions of the Eighteenth Century A Feminist Deployment ofDisability Allalysis

I8J Greg Nicholl 64 Wendy Kozol Poetry A1iss Indian America: ReBlIlatory Gazes alld the Politics ofAffiliation 186 Allison Whittenberg Ride the Peter Pan 9' Phoebe Farris Contemporary Native American Women Artists: Visl/al Expressions ofFeminism, the Environment, and Idemity 19. Laura Hinton Poetry

110 Robert. Murphy 199 News and Views SpectoBraphy 20' Notes on ContributOTs

116 Andrea Smith 208 A,l1IOUllCements Native American Feminism, Soverei81lly, atld Social ChatlBe

21' Publicatiotls Received I33 Suzanne Owens Poetry 226 Guidelitles for Contributors

Cover Art Helen Hardin, Medicine Womall, 1981. Four color etching. Feminist Teacher 31 VOLUME 15. NUMBER 2 2005

CONTENTS

ARTICLES Women in Science, Mathematics, Engineering, and Technology: An Experimental Approach in an Undergraduate Course 93 Diane Benjamin

Women of Color in the Academy: Where's Our Authority in the Classroom? 111 juanita johnson-Bailey and Ming-yeh Lee

Feminist Pedagogy in the Elementary Classroom: An Agenda for Practice 123 Lee Woodham Digiovanni and Delores D. Liston

Critical Pedagogy and Personal Struggles: Feminist Scholarship outside Women's Studies 132 Debra Langan and Deborah Davidson

BOOK REVIEWS I Have Been Waiting: Race ond U.s. Higher Education by Jennifer S. Simpson 159 David M. jones

Visual Pedagogy: Media Cultures in and beyond the Classroom by Brian Goldfarb 161 Ann M. (iasullo

Feminism without Borders: Decofonizing Theory, Practicing Solidarity by Chandra Talpade Mahanty 163 Linda Seidel

DEPARTMENTS Calt for Reviewers 165 Net'Nork News 166

reaching Resources 168

COllferences and Calls for Papers 170 Our Contributors 173 32 Volume 6 Number 1 2005

IF IE fMI II !NJ II S If - lL.h If in! IE~~Y

ARTICLES Intersubjective openings: rethinking feminist psychoanalytics of desire beyond heteronorrnative ambivalence Susan Driver 5 'Who put the "Me" in feminism?' The sexual politics of narcissism Imogen Tyler 25 Exposing the fallacies of anti~porn feminism Laurie Shrage 45 Why are there no lesbian advertisements? Annamari Viinskii 67

REVIEW ARTICLE Postcolonial feminisms: nation. gender and sexualities in India Brinda Bose 87

BOOK REVIEWS Carol J. Adams, The Pornography ofMeat Reviewed by Erika Cudworth 99 Merl Storr, Latex and Li~gerie: Shopping for Pleasure at Ann Summers Parties Reviewed by Beckie Coleman 101

Linda A. Bell, Beyond the Margins: Reflections of Q Feminist Philosopher Reviewed by Stella Gonzalez~Arnal 102 Melissa Raphael, The Female Face ofGod in Auschwitz: A Jewish Feminist Theology ofthe Holocaust Reviewed by Sarah K. Pinnock 104 Catherine Hakim, lvlodels ofthe Family in !vlodern Society Reviewed by Jennifer Tomlinson 105 Luciana Parisi, Abstract Sex: Philosophy; Bio-technology and the Mutations ofDesire Reviewed by Catharina Landstrom 107 Dennis Denisoff, Sexual Visuality from Literature to Film, 1850-1950 Reviewed by Valerie Sanders 109 FRONTIERS A Journal of Women Studies 33 VOLUME 26 . NUMBER 1 . 2005

SPECIAL ISSUE, GENDER, RACE, AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Guest Editors: Deborah J. Haynes, Deborah Keyek-Franssen, .md Nina Molinaro

Foreword Gayle Gul/ett and Susan E. Gray vii

Introduction Deborah j. Haynes, Deborah Keyek-Frarlssen, mId Nina Molillaro ix

Through the Lenses ofFeminist Theory: Focus on Women and Information Technology Sue V. Rosser

From Digital Binary to Analog Continuum: Measuring Gendered IT Labor: Notes toward Multidimensional Methodologies Krista Scott-Dixon 24

The Intruder (art) Naralie Bookchin 43

Finding a Place in Cyberspace: Black Women, Technology, and Identity Michelle M. Wrig},t . 48

Talking Race and Cyberspace: An Interview with Lisa Nakamura Geert Lovillk 60

Quasi Lapis (art) E. G. eric/lton 66

The "Cyber Summit" and Women: Incorporating Gender into Information and Communication Technology UN Policies Leda Cooks and Kirsten Isgro 71

The Girls Creating Games Program: Strategies for Engaging Middle-School Girls in Information Technology Jill Demler, Linda Wemer, Steve Bean, and Slzannon Campe 90

Hurdles in the Pipeline: Girls and Technology Careers Linda S. Kekelis, Rebecca Wepsic Ancheta, and Etta Heber 99

The Evolving Culture ofComputing: Similarity. Is the Difference Lenore Blum and Carol Frieze no

Attracting Women to the CS Major Heather K. Tillberg and f. l'vfcGrath Cohoon 126

Design-Based Learning and the Participation ofWomen in IT Elizabeth Jessup and Tamara Sumner

Gender and Information Technology: Perspectives from Human Cognitive Development Patricia H. Miller 148

Reflections: Empowering Women, Technology, and (Feminist) Instititional Changes Lallrie Fuller mId Erica iVfeiners 168

Contributors 181 34 Gender Development

Volume 13 Number I March 2005

Millennium Development Goals

Editorial 2 Caroline Sweet/uall Making the links: women's rights and empowerment are key to achieving the Millennium Development Goals 9 Noeleen Heyzer Gender equality and women's empowerment: a critical analysis of the third Millennium Development Goal 13 Naila Kabeer Where to for women's movements and the MDGs? 25 Cnrol Barto1l Approaches to reducing maternal mortality: Oxfam and the MDGs 36 Arabella Fraser The education MDGs: achieving gender equality through curriculum and pedagogy change 44 Sileila Aiknl

Gender and Education

VOLUME 17 NUMBER 1 MARCH 2005

'Not footptints behind but footsteps forwatd'; wOtking class women who teach Meg Magllire 3

Reinforcing hegemonic masculinities through sexual harassment: issues of identity, power and popularity in secondary schools Kmy H. Robillson 19

Unmasking moral dichotomies: can feminist pedagogy overcome student resistance? Linda Markowitz 39

To enter the castle of fear: engendering children's story writing from home to school at KS2 Elaine Millard 57

Sharing the same world: boys' relations with girls during their last year of primary school Jon Swain 75

It's just a Grade 8 girl thing: aggression in teenage girls Robin M. Bright 93

Book reviews 103 36

Gender and Education

VOLUME 17 NUMBER 2 MAY 2005

'Look Janet', 'No you look John': constructions ofgeoder in early school reader illustrations across 50 years Sue Jackson and Susan Gee 115

Gender and attitudes to work and family roles: the views of young people at the millennium Teresa Tinklin, Linda Croxford, A/an Duck/in and Barbara Frame 129

Gender, the city and the politics of schooling: towards a collective biography of women 'doing good' as public moralists in Victorian London Jane Martin 143

Finding the future that fits Alison Tay/or 165

Just one of the boys? A life history case study of a male physical education teacher Nikki Wedgwood 189

A beautiful myth? The gendering of being/doing 'good at maths' Heather Mendick 203

Book reviews 221 VOLUME 17 NUMBER 1 APRIL 2005

37 Gender & History

Abstracts iv

Homage to Leonore Davidoff 1 SHANI D'CRUZE, KEITH McLELLAND and CLARE MIDGLEY

FORUM: EMPIRE, MIGRATION AND FEARS OF INTERRACIAL SEX, c.I830-1930 Empire is the Enemy of Love: Edith Noar's Progress and Other Stories LAURA TABILI 5

\Vhite Women and Men of Colour: Miscegenation Fears in Britain after the Great War LUCY BLAND 29

\Vomen, Gender and Migration along a Mediterranean Frontier: Pre-Colonial Tunisia, c.1815-1870 JULIA CLANCY-SMITH 62

Comment: The Ties that Bind? European Working Women and the Shifting Boundaries of Sex, Race and State ALICE L. CONKLIN 93

Articles Women's Admission to Guilds in Early~Modern England: The Case of the York Merchant Tailors' Company, 1693-1776 S_ D. SMITH 99 'Unfortunate Objects': London's Unmarried Mothers in the Eighteenth Century TANYA EVANS 127 Mothers and Non-Mothers: Gendering the Discourse of Education in South Asia NITA KUMAR 154 'I Just Like to Kill Things': Women, Men and the Gender of Sport Hunting in the United States, 1940-1973 ANDREA L. SMALLEY 183

Foremothers VII Elizaheth Elstob (1674-1752): England's First Professional Woman Historian? NORMA CLARKE 210

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VOLUME 17 NUMBER 1 APRIL 2005 38 Gender & History

Book Reviews 221 Alan Bray The Frielld (2003) LAWRENCE NORMAND Patricia Fortini Brown, Private Lives in Renaissance Venice: Ar/, Architecture and the Family (2004) K. J. P Lowe, Nuns' Chronicles and Convent Culture in Renaissance and Counter­ Refonnatioll Ttaly (2003) GABRiELE NEHER 223 Natalie R. Tomas, The kfedici Women: Gender and Power in Renaissance Florence (2003) GABRiELE NEHER 225 Helen Berry, Gender, Society and Print Culture ill Late-Stuart England: The ClIlllIral World ofthe Athelliall MerCllry (2003) BRONWEN PRICE 226 Mihoko Suzuki, Subordinate Subjects: Gender, the Political Nation, and Literary Form ill England, 1588-1688 (2003) BRONWEN PRICE 228 Patience A. Schell, Church and State Education in Revolutionary Mexico City (2003) ANN S. BLUM 230

Susie S. Porter, Working Women in ,\tfe.rico City: Public Discourses alld Material Conditiolls, 1879-193T (2003) PATiENCE A. SCHELL 231 Nell Irvin Painter, Southem History Across the Color Line (2002) VIVIEN MILLER 233 Michael Zakim, Ready~Alade Democracy: A History ofMen's Dress in the American Repllblic, 1760-1860 (2003); Sarah Walls, Rough Rider in the White House: Theodore Roosevelt and the Politics of Desire (2003); Thomas Winter, Making Men, Making Class: The YMCA and Workingmen, 1877-1920 (2002) GREGORY L. KASTER 234 Gail Braybon (ed.), Evidence, History and the Great War: Historians and the Tmpact of1914-1918 (2003) JOY DAMOUSI 236 Fabrice Virgili, Sham Women: Gender and Punishment in Liberation France trans. John Flower (La France 'virile': les femmes tondues ala Liberation) (2002) K. H. ADLER 238

Notes on Contributors 240

Index 242 GENDER & SOCIETY Volume 19, Number I February 2005 39

Contents

Articles Close Your Eyes and Think of England: Pronatalism in the British Print Media JESSICA AUTUMN BROWN and MYRA MARX FERREE 5 Bear Bodies, Bear Masculinity: Recuperation, Resistance, or Retreat? PETER HENNEN 25 Dress Matters: Change and Continuity in the Dress Practices of Bosnian Muslim Refugee Women KIMBERLY HUISMAN and PIERRETIE HONDAGNEU-SOTELO 44 Reproducing Labor Inequalities: Challenges for Feminists Conceptualizing Care at the Intersections of Gender, Race, and Class MIGNON DUFFY 66 Research Reports Managing Time in Domestic Space: Home-Based Contractors and Household Work DEBRA OSNOWITZ 83 Ideology, Progress, and Dialogue: A Comparison of Feminist and Islamist Women's Approaches to the Issues of Head Covering and Work in Turkey GOL ALDIKA<;:TI MARSHALL 104 Book Reviews Am I Still a Woman? Hysterectomy and Gender Identity by Jean Elson LAURA FINGERSON 121 Self-Made Men: Identity and Embodiment among Transsexual Men by Henry Rubin KRISTEN SCHILT 122

"A Roofover My Head": Homeless Women and the Shelter Industry by Jean Callerone Williams WENDY SIMONDS 124 The Melodrama ofMobility: ~Vomen, Talk, and Class in Contemporary South Korea by Nancy Abelmann SEUNGSOOK MOON 125 A Courtship after Marriage: Sexuality and Love in l\1exican Transnational Families by Jennifer S. Hirsch CECILIA MENJIVAR 126 GENDER & SOCIETY 40 Volume 19. Number 2 April 2005

SpeciallsSlle Gender-Sexuality-State-NatIon: Transnational Feminist Analysis

Gllesl Editors jyoli Puri, Hyun Sook Kim, and Paola Dacchetla

Contents

Conceptualizing Gcnder-SexuaJity-State-Nation: An Introduction H. J. KIM·PURI 137 Articles The Elusive Ingenue: A Transnational Feminist Analysis of European Prostitution in Colonial Bombay ASHWINI TAMBE 160 Identity, Mobility, and Urban Place-Making: Exploring Gay Life in Manila DANA COLLINS 180

The Politics of Gender, Human Rights, and Being Indigenous in Chile PATRICIA RICHARDS 199

Transnational Sexualities in One Place: Indonesian Readings EVELYN BLACKWOOD 221 Thmeoal Bodies: Sexuality and Sex Work under Militarization in Sri Lanka YASMINTAMBIAH 243

"Time to Show Our True Colors"; The Gendered Politics of "Indianness" in Post~Apartheid South Africa Sr-.IITHA RADHAKRISHNAN 262

Book Reviews Women's AClivism and Globalizalion: Linking Local Slruggles and Transnational Politics edited by Nancy A. Naples and Manisha Desai KATHLEEN SLOBIN 282 Feminism without Borders: Decolonil.ing Theory, Practicing Solidarity by Chandra Talpade Mohanty SEETHA VEERAGHANTA 283 Prostitution, Race & Polilics: Policing Venereal Disease in Ihe British Empire by Phillipa Levine LENORE KUO 285 Global Prescriptions: Gendering Health and Human Rights by Rosalind Pollack Petchesky KAREN M. BOOTH 286 Sex and the Stale: AbOrlion, Divorce, and the Family under Latin American Dictatorships and Democracies by Mala Htun AMY LIND 288 GENDER & SOCIETY Volume 19, Number 3 June 2005 41

Contents

Articles Beards, Breasts, and Bodies: Doing Sex in a Gendered World RAINE DOZlER 297 Transsexuals' Embodiment of Womanhood DOUGLAS SCHROCK, LORI REID, and EMILY M. BOYD 317 A Self of One's Own: Taiwanese Immigrant Women and Religious Conversion CAROLYN CHEN 336 Who Manages Feminist-Inspired Refonn? An In-Depth Look at Title IX Coordinators in the United States JUDITH TAYLOR 358 Transitions to Parenthood: Work-Family Policies, Gender, and the Couple Context SUSAN G. SINGLEY and KATHRYN HYNES 376 Research Report Menopause Is the "Good Old": Women's Thoughts about Reproductive Aging HEATHER E. DILLAWAY 398 Book Reviews Feminist Activism in the Supreme Court: Legal Mobilization and the Women's Legal Education and Action Fund by Christopher P. Manfredi ELIZABETH GORMAN 418 Framing a Domain for Work and Family: A Study ofWomen hI Residential Real Estate Sales Work by Carol S. Wharton KEVIN D. HENSON 419 On the Move: Women in Rural-to-Urban Migration in Contemporary China edited by Arianne M. Gateano and Tamara Jacka NAIHUA ZHANG 421

Dubious Equalities & Embodied Differences: Cultural Studies on Cosl.netic Surgery by Kathy Davis Flesh Wounds: The Culture ofCosmetic Surgery by Virginia L. Blum MINJEONG KIM 422 Evolution's Rainbow: Diversity, Gender, and Sexuality in Nature and People by Joan Roughgarden LAYNE A. SIMPSON 424 Feeding Anorexia: Gender and Power at a Treatment Center by Helen Gremillion mACY 8. CITERONI 426 Connecting Girls and Science: Constructivism, Feminism, and Science Education Refonn , by Elaine V. Howes LAURA KRAMER 428 42 E ERISSUES Winter 2005 VOLUME 22 NUMBER 1

Articles

Robbie Guerriero Wi/son Women,Age, and the Managerial 3 Career in Postwar Britain: Exploring the Roots of the Barriers to Women's Opportunities in Management

Alison M. Heru Pink-Collar Medicine: Women and the 20 Future of Medicine

Afshan JaJar Women, Islam, and the State in Pakistan 35

Yuxin Ma Women Journalists in the Chinese 56 Enlightenment, 1915-1923

Research Note

Charles L. Kennedy Title IX and College Sports in Pennsylvania 88 43 Gender, Place and Culture

VOLUME 12 NUMBER 1 MARCH 2005

Beverlel) Mullings, Women Rule? Globalization and the feminization of managerial and professional workspaces in the Caribbean 1

Phillip Gordon Mackintosh, Scrutiny in the Modern City: The domestic public and the Toronto Local Council o(Women at the turn of the twentieth century 29

Theme Papers on Race and Sexuality Tobie Saad & Perry Carter, The Entwined Spaces of 'Race', Sex and Gender 49

Meredith Raimondo, 'AIDS Capital of the World': Representing race, sex, and space in Belle Glade, Florida 53

Jamie Winders, John Paul Jones III & Michael James Higgins, Making Giieras: Selling white identities on late-night Mexican television 71

Margath A. Walker, Guada-narco-lupe, Maquilaranas and the Discursive Construction of Gender and Difference on the US-Mexico Border in Mexican Media Re-Representations 95

Catherine Nash, Contesting 1dentity: Politics of gays and lesbians in Toronto in the 1970s 113

Book Reviews The Global City and the Holy City: Narratives on knowledge, planning and diversity (Tovi Fenster) reviewed by Orna Blumen 137

Crossing Borders and Shifting Boundaries Vol. r. Gender on the move (Mirjana Morokvasic, Umut Erel & Kyoko Shinozaki (Eds) reviewed by Patricia Ehrkamp 139

Somalia the Untold Story: The war through the eyes of Somali women Oudith Gardner & Judy El Bushra (Eds) reviewed by Laura Hammond 140

Gender Relations in Forest Societies in Asia: Patriarchy at odds (Govind Kelkar, Dev Nathan & Pierre Walter (Eds) reviewed by Sarah Jewitt 142 44 Gender, Place and Culture

VOLUME 12 NUMBER 2 JUNE 2005

Allison Goebel. Zimbabwe's 'Fast Track' Land Reform: What about women? 145

Geraldine Pratt & Margaret Walton-Roberts. Mobile Modernities: A South Asian family negotiates immigration, gender and class in Canada 173

Elizabeth Chacko. Understanding the Geography of Pellagra in the United States: The role of social and place-based identities 197

Sharon R. Bird & Leah K. Sokolofski. Gendered Socio-Spatial Practices in Public Eating and Drinking Establishments in the Midwest United States 213

Tariq lazeel. Because Pigs can Fly: Sexuality, race and the geographies of difference in Shyam Selvadurai's Funny Boy 231

Viewpoint Drew Whitelegg. Places and Spaces I've been: Geographies of female flight attendants in the United States 251

Book Reviews Gay Cuban Nation (Emilio Bejel) reviewed by Susan P. Mains 267

Queer Globalisations: citizenship and the afterlife ofcolonialism (Arnaldo Cruz-Malave & Martin Manalansan, Eds) reviewed by Phil Hubbard " 269

Reinventing Gender: women in Eastern Germany since lIIzification (Eva Kolinsky & Hildegard Maria Nickel, Eds) reviewed by Fiona M. Smith 271

Genders in Production: making workers in Mexico's global factories (Leslie Salzinger) reviewed by Katy Jenkins 273 45

Gender, Work & Organization

Volume 12 Number 1 January 2005

Special Issue: Postcards from Down Under Editorial: Postcards from Down Under: Juggling an Epistemological Geography of South, West, North and East JOAN EVELINE 1

ACADEMIC PAPERS 'The Mighty Pillar of the Family': Young People's Vocabularies on Household Gender Arrangements in the Asia-Pacific Region CHILLA BULBECK 14 Work/Care Regimes: Institutions, Culture and Behaviour and the Australian Case BARBARA POCOCK 32 'I Just Couldn't Fit It In': Gender and Unequal Outcomes in Academic Careers BELINDA PROBERT SO The Third Sex: Women Leaders in Australian Agriculture BARBARA PINI 73 Body and Management Pedagogy AMANDA SINCLAIR 89

NOTES FOR CONTRIBUTORS Inside Back Cover 46

Gender, Work & Organization

Vaillme 12 Number 2 March 2005

ACADEMIC PAPERS Doing Machismo: Legitimating Speech Acts as a Selection Discourse LINEKE STOBBE 105 The Invisible (Inaudible) Women: Nursing in the English Academy LIZ MEERABEAU 124 Discourses of Work-Life Balance: Negotiating 'Genderblind' Terms in Organizations JANET SMITHSON AND ELIZABETH H. STOKOE 147 Women's Work, Dirty Work: The Gynaecology Nurse as 'Other' SHARON C. BOLTON 169

BOOK REVIEWS 187

NOTES FOR CONTRiBUTORS Inside back cover 47

Gender, Work & Organization

Volume 12 Number 3 May 2005

ACADEMIC PAPERS Making the Best of a Bad Job? Female Part-Timers' Orientations and Attitudes to Work SALLY WALTERS 193 Gender and National Identity Constructions in the Cross-Border Merger Context JANNE TIENARI, ANNE-MARIE SODERBERG, CHARLOTTE HOLGERSSON AND EERO VAARA 217 Organizational Change and Representations of Women in a North American Utility Company JEAN HELMS MILLS 242 The Gendered Nature of Mergers GRAINNE COLLINS 270

BOOK REVIEWS 291

NOTES FOR CONTRIBUTORS Inside back cover Issue 41 2005

!3Jlauty".Dell!re~and Amdety 48 The Economy of Sameness in ABC's Extreme MaKEl9yer By BRENDA R. WEBER Text OIllY-'y'l!c(sjon

LQ\1e Laughs at Andy Hardy The Rise of the Male Heterosexual Teenager By JEFFERY P. DENNIS Tex\QD!y_VerslQ.Q

Mystic.ally Perve1£e Towards a Queer Semiology of Breton Male Bodies By JOHN POTVIN TexlOnlv Version

~~B-'-a_nc;lJrQm the Block" Whiteness and the Transnational Latina Body By STEPHEN KNAOlER I01:tQD.!t....'LersiOIl

liTo Be Rear Drag, Minstreilly and Identity in the New Millennium TexlQDJY_Y!'!I~\QD By ESTHER GODFREY ~..'~'. "'.

•••••• passing as a"L_agy~ Nationalillt Narratives of Femininity, Race, and Class in Elite • •: Canadian Figure Skating , .. . By KAREN MCGARRY Te~J,OJ!ty_yersion • NOTES ON CONTRI6\JIQ"ll.Genders 41

Issue 42 2005

Why MUllt They Take the BUll? Editorial on the New Orleanll Disaster By ANN KIBBEY

Kiwi Blokell Recontextualilling White New Zealand Masculinities in a Global Setting By MATTHEW BANNISTER H!t..Q{lJr.V.l:lil:!Qn

"Let'llM~jd!1r Mother" t!eaYElnly Creatures and the Politics of Delusion By BETTY JAY Texl Only Version

Passing All.Queer and RacingIQward Whiten.e.ll~ Io-'Nong Foo, Thanks but No Thankll By KATHRYN KANE Text Onl:t-YW$jQ.Q

Metrosexuality the Middle C:lallll.~ Exploring Race, Class, ahd Gender in Qu.ElElr Eye for the StrajghtGuy By BETH BERILA and DEVIKA DIBVA CHOUDHURI

Stiliborns•.Qmhans, and Self,PrQClaimed Virginll Packaging and Policing the Rural Women of Cane By JESSICA HAYS BALDANZI Texl Only Version

TraumaSlu.dies.a.nJ:LEID!lilner'sJlanct\!!!rY Sex, Sexuality, Race, and American Literature By D. STRINGER n!l';\only'LeL~iQI] 49

Volume 5 Number 4 2004

Judith P. Stelboum Editor's Introduction 1

Calla Devlin Lives of Ihe Virgin Saints 3

Sheela Ardrlan Farmer's Market 19

Judith Laura Constant Love 21

Mary Meriam Wu Tsao's Seclusion 33

REPRESENTATIVE ARTIST

Randy Turoff Artist's Statement 37 Ten Images Pages following page 37

Trlcla Yost The Solitude of Dance 49

Nairne Holtz Wild Kingdom 63

Shanna Germain Three Poems Stemming the Flood 81 Truth·Sayer 82 Parent-Teacher Day 83

Nona Caspers This My Life 85

Sheela Ardrlan Four Poems If Two's Company. Three's a ... 95 Dark Lover, Dark Love 96 Wings of Silver. Wings of Lead 97 Let Freedom Ring-lhe Anthem ofthe Freedom System 98

Louise A. Blum Goddess Acts 99

About the Contributors 113 50

Volume 6 Number 1 2005

Judith P. 8telboum Editor's Introduction

Diana lee A Taste/or Blood (Chapter 4: Past Imperfect)· 5

Elaine Fiedler Mamma's Picture 27 Kathi Wolfe Three Poems Sun Dance 35 A Perfect Union 37 Blindsided 38

REPRESENTATIVE ARTIST Audra Williams Artist's Statement 39 Thirteen Images Pages following page 40 Blue with Red Lipstick Green Bed Harder Headphones Peach with Red Lipstick Queen Reclining Revolufionary Red Underwear Siren The Kiss Yellow Window No Skyffne View Workers Full View

Victoria A. Brownworth Something Borrowed, Somethi'ng Blue: Is Marriage Right for Queers? 55

Priscilla Rhoades Renee: A Story, Trite and Sentimental 69

Kathl Wolfe Four Poems CommuniOl~ 83 Cinema Verite 84 Torch Song 85 The Daydreams of the Dead 86

Lisa Figueroa Loriana Falls 89

Tawny Brown Carla 97

About the Contributors 103

•An excerpt from the recently published Alice Street Editions book, AToste for Blood. 51

HAWWA Journal rif Women rif the i\lliddle East and the Islamic World

Volume 3 number 1 2005

Articles

HIBBA ABUOIDETRI, A Tdhute to Sharifa Alkhatecb: Carrying the i\Ianllc ,, . ~\'L\RGARF.T GONSOULiN, The Islamic Frontier: Islam and Gender Equity in Southeast Asia " "...... 9 RY~1E SEFERDJELI, The French Army and i\Iuslim \Vomcn During the Algerian War (1954--62) 40 ERIC J. lIANNE, 'Vomen, Power, and the Eleventh and Twelfth Century Abbasid Court ,...... 80 YVOr-.TNE HADDAD, The Study of 'Vomen in Islam and the 'Vest: A Select Bibliography III Health Care

52 for Women International Volume 26, Number 1, 2005

Editorial 3 News from t.he International Council on \'.;'omen's Health Issues 4 Donkey Work: Women, Religion, and HIV/AlDS in Malawi Sally H. Rmlkin, Teri lllldgreil, IVilliatn W. Rankin, and]oyce Ng'Oma 17 Culturally Competent HI\' Prevention Strategies for \'('omen of Color in the United States Karla D. Scott, Ais!Ja Gilliam, and Karen Bm:r:tOll 46 Buddhism, The Status of\'!;'omen and The Spread ofHIVlAIDS in Thailand Areewan Klwlklin andJemlifer Greenu..'OOd 62 Assessing the Heallh of Women in Prison: A Study from the United Kingdom Emma Plugge and Ray Fitzpatrick 69 Embodied Context: Social Institutional Influences on Employed Mothers' Health Decision Making Kaysi Eastlick Kuslmer 87 Gender, Caste, and Economic Inequalities and Marital Violence in Rural South India SWleeta Krlsbnml 100 Book Review Susml Mattson 102 Book Review Denise G. Link

Health Care for Women International Volume 26, Number 2, 2005

105 Editorial 107 News from the International Council on Women's Health Issues 108 Negotiating Risk: How Women Working in 1\:lassage Parlours Preserve Their Sexual and Psychological Health SueMcVeny and Edward Lindop 118 Interviews with Senegalese Commercial Sex Trade \'l;'orkers and Implications for Social Programming {I,'azaneen Homaifar andSuzan Zuljani Wasik 134 HIY-Related Risk Factors Associated with Commercial Sex Among Female :r.tigrants in China Hongmei Yang, Xiaoming Ii, Boni/a Stanton, Xillgluwg Chen, Hongjie Liu, Xiaoyi Fang, Danbua Lin, and Rong A/ao 149 Women's Rights and Health: The Case ofOromo Women in Ethiopia Begna Fufa DlIgassa 170 uBecoming the Real Me": Recovering from Anorexia Nervosa Mary M. /l. Lamoureux and]oan L. Bottorff 189 Letter to the Edilor Health Care for Women 53 International Volume 26, Number 3, 2005

191 Editori,l1

193 New:, frolll the International CotlllLil un \X'OI11t'Il"S Health ISSlll\~

ll).:j \VOlllen's Stalus and Health uf Two Ethnic Grotlp.~ lnh'lhiting a Perillrban Hahitat of Kolkata City, India: A Mino-I.t'vel Stud}' N(lbill; Ghosb alld Prem(/lUll/da Rbarati 212 Perceived Stress ;\Od Support of the Chinese Postp.HtlllH Rllllal "Doing the Month" Sbtl/TOII S. K. Lellll.~, [JaI'jd A/1bur. alld Ida M. Mmlil15011 22S An Integr.llivt' Review on Breast Cancer Screening Practice ;lntl COfrelates Among Chinese, Korean, Filipino. and Asian Indian Americ.m \'('omen Tw-rill rOI,}O(/I1IW Hal/crop, and Barf)(lm Glllhrie

247 Coping Style and \X'omen's P;lrticipatiun in Breast and GYllecologic.t1 Screening Cecilia R. Ban'oll, Mar/btll Fuxtlll. fIIu!Jlllia F HOllfe/.: 262 Asst'ssl1ll'nt uf Hisk Factors for Low Birth \Veight Delivt'ries Judi//) N. lnsker, Hrll/lIll.' Coyle, 1\1/(//1.11 Li, alld Micbael O/1)'lIsky

Health Care for Women International Volume 26, Number 4, 2005

281 Editorial 283 News from the International Council on Women's Health Issues 285 Patterns of Volunteerism, Testing, and Exclusion Among Potentialtiving Kidney Donors Liise K, Kayler, Vlncellt T Annenti, Donald C. Dafoe, james F. Burke, Jr., George C. Francos, and Lloyd E. Ratner 295 Using Curriculum Design Principles to Improve Health Education for Adolescent Girls Deborah L. Begoray and EJizabetb Banister 308 Transforming the Meaning of HIVIAIDS in Recovery from Substance Use: A Qualitative Study of HIV-Positive Women in New York Rella von Unger and Pamela Y. Col/ins 325 Primary Health Care: A Preferred Health Service Delivery Option for Women ,Harem Hills andjennifer,Mul/ell 340 Australian Lesbian and Bisexual Women's Health and Social Experiences of Living with Hepatitis C Cathy Bmw.:ell, Gabriele Bammer, Sandra M, Gifford, and Mary L, O'Brien 355 Struggle as the Context of Household Health \,>Tork for ~lexican American Women Cindy Mendelson 370 Letter to the Editor 54 HECATE

An Interdisciplinary Journal of Women's Liberation

Vol. 31 no. 1, 2005

Editorial Carole Ferrier 4 The Academy As Kitchen - A Subversive Rosalind Crollcher 6 Perspective on the (Prehistoric) Paradigm of 'Women-in-the-Kitchen' 'JiffAt Midnight' Carmen Lahiff 21

Poems by Maria Christ%ratos. 1W, Helen Cerne, lena Woodhouse 23

Interview with Anna Couani Anne Brewster 31

Cartoons Debbie Harman Qadri 43 Lone Mothers in Liberal Welfare States: Lesley Pallerson and 46 Thirty Years ofChange and Continuity Celia Briar No 'Ordinary Day': The Hours, Virginia Lorraine Sim 60 Woolfand Everyday Life 'The Smile' Angela Rojter 71 Schemes and Dreams: Young Australians Chilla Bllibeck 73 Imagine Their Future A Fugitive Moment ofGrace: Helen Johnson 85 Life Story, Migration and Vietnamese- Caledonian Women 'The Foreigner I Know' IHireille Astore 104 Poems by Jan Dean, Gina Mercer, Angela Casti, Dael Allison and 113 Helen Hagemann

'Looking After Cecily' Jane Skelton 120 'Larger Than Life' Christine Owen 124 Shoes that Light Up: Sari Smith 125 Women's Memoirs ofIllness and Disability

Focus 011 Women's Suffrage

Putting the Queensland Woman Suffrage Alldrey Oldfield 133 Movement Into Its Wider Context Nellie Alma Martel and the Women's Social Ann Nllgent 142 and Political Union, 1905 - 09 Six Queensland Women Parliamentary John McClIlIoch 160 Pioneers Citizens ofthe World: Jessie Street and Lenore Coltheart 182 International Feminism Contributors 194 [fIJ{i)IZONS 55 RAPE 28 CRISIS The debate over professiolliJIiled services highlights differing visions for a common goal. WOMEN'S NEWS b;rJennifer O'Colinor -13 Arti~ts Kickslart Community 6 Buildingb)" Emma Kil'i_~i1d: Highway ARTS &CULTURE 10 Healing Drives Nativf:' \'I;'omen bX Rachel 71wmpsolll F-word Eludes Art World by Phil Koch; Will Breast MUSIC Implant RegistI)' Rebound? by JIichelle Frt'nch 32 REVIEWS Cir}""ong by Andrea Re\'el; '(1 ~, Driving North by Chris "'1 Pnreka; Seen'li by Allison Crol'"C; So It'1l!olls by Teg"an ~I and Sara; Alt'akenings by ',' Carol Ann Weaver and Rebecca Campbell; Times :L'Like nwse by Sara Marlowe: Farhnfucker hy Peaches; Slmnger Things H!lre Happened by Athena Reich; Medulla by Bjork; Corning Home by Dominique Reynolds.

£;0t~~~lii," ,. WINTER Dub ~t Nh·e~·L1h Is On pag, 16. Plli;>I", THTi JeMifll}S 37 BOOK REVIEWS OfSilk Saris and Mini-skirts, SoulhAsian Girls Walk the Tightrope ofClIllure byAmita Handa; Wonder Women, fEMINIST VIEWS Feminismsand Superheroes by Lillian S. Robinson; WORD WARRIORS Gi,rI... Who Bite Bock by Emil)' Pohl-Weary; Framing the 16 SPARK REVOLUSHUN West: Race, Gender and the Photographic Frontierin the Pacific Nonhu.'esl by Carol I.Williams; Without a Net: d'bi young and nah-ee-Jah are part of a uew genera­ The Female Crowing lfIorkingClass. tion ofdub poets who are tlsingwords as tools as Experience of Up edited by Michelle Tea; The Good Vibrations Guide to they confront cultures of all kinds to peel back mul­ tiple layers ofoppression. by Sheila Napper Sex by Cathy Winks and Anne Semans.

STAND YOUR FEMINIST 19 GROUND 41 CLASSICS To this day. most Western women remain unaware TheAwakening by Kate Chopin that standing is a possibility. never mind a process review by Stacey Kattder that offers greater accuracy and control. It's time to liberate our bathroomhahits once and for all. Find out how to do it standing up. b;r Kim Bannemlarl Pigott COLUMNS FIRST WORD' CRUDE 2BY PENNI MITCHEL 23 DUDES The Revolution Continues In her newest book. II's the Cnlde, Dade, Lind.\ McQuaig argues that the invasion of Iraq was BODY POLITIC motivated by the desire of the Americangovernn1ent 5 BY JUDY REBICK to control Iraq's vast oil wealth. In fact. ~lcQuaig Propping up Patriarchy extends this claim to all US military actions in the Middle East since the turn of the ~oth century. COLE'S NOTES b)'Shllnnon Devine 15 BY SUSAN G, COLE Cover Story EMBER SWIFT 26 IGNITES CHANGE OUT OF BOUNDS Ember S....iftand her band members speak their minds 31 BY LISA RUNDLE from stages across Canada. the US and Australia, In this Super-Solidarity! interview. Swift talks about putting the politics ofher songs into practice on and off the stage. b)' Nicole Cohen ON THE EDGE 48 BY LYN COCKBURN Fighting Fire 56 ImtDIZONS WOMEN'S NEWS & FEMINIST VIEWS' Spring 2005 Vol. 18 No.4'

WOMEN'S NEWS

Wood FueisAbuseofWomcn in 36;:i:(~~i;'S ~~\~s~~~~~e; Vaginas, An - Chad by Megan Wi/Iiams: Israeli 6 13 Olt:ners MOIlUftl by Carol Livoti and Elizabeth Topp. Godiva }'fOtlllts Controversy byAnot Cohen: Sippin' Rent Girl by Michelle Tea, Masculinities Wi/holl! Men on Fair Trade Coffee by Don Wells; TSllnami by Jean Bobby Noble. Inside Corporale U, Women in Aftermath Threatens Womell; Iraqi Women Risk the AcademySpeak OIl( edited by Marilee Reimer. Lives for Change: She Needs Your Help: Pouring Dmgs Down the Drain bySharon Bott FEMINIST CLASSICS 40 I1te Edible Woman by Margaret Atwood. FEMINIST VIEWS Rn'iew bySlocq Kauder

\.1/ ".,,<'Ilj\\) FILM REVIEWS ~~~C~I~d~~s~e~~~ way ongay marriage. , 'II~...- 41 . 16 f ~s~ Kmser- now they are laking lead roles in The L- Word. the hOi f.~flWi '",j" Review by .Maureen Medved new lesbian1V drama. Even the cafe where much of the drama unfolds is in Vancouver. MUSIC REVIEWS by Karen X. Tulchinsky 42 Day One by Sara Slean; ~3rd Streef Lullaby by Patti Scialfa;A Girl Called E~dy by AGirl Called Eddy; The Cortslanl Lover by Magneta Lane; 111e OtherSide by ~~ll~~a~~~~I~~;'~~V1~:~yrua, Melissa Ferrick; Vagabond Lullabies by Po' Girl. 2a is a little talked ~ahout problem affecting thousands of women who are often led to believe it's all in their heads. It's time to start Ihe dialogue. by ffelenAndersan COLUMNS FIRST WORD IN OUR OWN IMAGE 2BY PENNI MITCHEL 23 Along with MatteI's Barbie doll, Toronlo Scariness of things with 110 names artist Natalka Husar and Winnipeg artist Diana Thorneycroft have been embroiled in controversy BODY POLITIC surrounding the use of feminine icons in BY JUDY REBICK contemporary art. Pauline Creenhililooks at the 5 Radical Uppity Women: Read On clash between women, artists and the owners of copyrights. by Pauline Greenhill COLE'S NOTES BY SUSAN G. COLE WILL MOTHERS 15 28 ARE WOMEN SURVIVE? Up Front on Sideways An Ottawa group of feminist mothers may close its OUT OF BOUNDS doors, despite the fact that the unpaid work of BY LISA RUNDLE mothers at home is still a feminist issue. What are 31 Subversive Stitchery MAWs chances ofsurvival? oxShawna Wagman GLOBAL WARNING .47 BY NAOMI KLEIN ARTS &CULTURE You Break It. You Pay for It POET IN PROFILE, RACHEL ZOLF ON THE EDGE 32 BY LYN COCKBURN bJ" Mariianne Ma)'S 48 Scientific Sexism 33 ;:'~~'~~Y~~C~~'~~;:~;Toni Morrison; Mash Pil by Kristyn Dunnion: Be Quiet by Margaret Hollingsworth. Editorial: To the Tsunami Victims 57 ARTICLES

Arenas of Citizenship: Civil Society, State and the Global Order Alison M. Jaggar J

Quotas as a 'Fast Track' to Equal Representation for Women: Why Scandinavia Is no longer the Model Drude Dalllerup alld Lenita Freidel/vall 26

Gender and the State: From Differences Between to '-< Differences Within ,..,.;:: Johanna Kantola and Hmme AJarlene Dull! 49 I'1l.., Nanny Politics: The Dilemmas of Working Women's ;:: Empowerment in Santiago, Chile S;z< P "co ,..,. Kristen Hill Maher and Silke Staab 71 ::os:.~ ~. g~~ '"r1 0 Stitching-up the Labour Market: Recruitment, Gender and ""m ;:: o~~ I'1l p Ethnidty in the Multinational Firm 0 ~ 0" ;:i ~ Juallita Elias 90 0 ~. ~ ;:: Bodies ofTechnology: Cyborg Soldiers and ~. Militarized Masculinities '",..,. Cristina Masters 112 c...... 0 CONVERSATIONS ~ .,.., Introduction: Making Feminist Sense of Fahrellheit 9/11 'l:l ;:: Marysia Zalewski 133 0 p ~_. ~ Masculinity and Fahrellheit 9/11: ,..,. The Temperature at Which my Feminist Temper Burns n-. Sarah L. Rasmusson 137

The Gender of War: What Fahrenheit 9/1 I 's Women (Don't) Say '" April Lidinsky 142

God Bless the Army? Jasmine Champenois 147

Contesting Globalization? Feminism Contesting Globalization Louise Livesey 151

BOOK REVIEWS Feminist Classics/Many Voices

Jan Jindy Pettman, War/ding Women: A Feminist bttenlational Politics Chilla Bulbeck Shireen Hassim Dibyesh Anand 157

Ellen Messer-Davidow, Disdplillill9 Feminism: From Sodal Activism to Academic Discourse Wendy Harcourt 162

Jane Gallop, Anecdotal Theory Teresia K. Teaiwa 164

Claire Turenne Sjolander, Heather A. Smith and Deborah Stienstra (eds), Femi'list Perspectives 011 Canadian Foreign Policy Sarah Newman 166

Ruth lister, Citizenship: Femillist Perspectives (2nd edn) Stephanie Rousseau 168

Notes on Contributors 171 58 ARTICLES The Politics of Rescue: Peacekeeping and Anti-traff'lcking Programmes in Bosnia-Herzegovina and Kosovo Carol Harrington 175

Theorizing Knowledge from Women's Political Practices: The Case of the Women's Reproductive Rights Movement Bice MaiguQshca 207

A Politics of Accommodation: Women and the People's Action Party in Singapore Letlore LyollS 233 <.J'" .-...... Women and the Nobel Prize for Peace .- luditll Hicks StieJun 258 -t:l 0 - Gendered Practices in Institutions of Hegemonic Masculinity: ;;:: ~ lo- Reflections from Feminist Standpoint Theory ;:l ~ Amlica Kronsell 280 0 ...... , CONVERSATIONS ...... Talk Delivered at the University of Utah Colloquium Sponsored by the Departments of Philosophy and Political Science in .-'";;:: Memory of Susan Okin (29 October 2004) .- Jennifer Yip 299 t:l ;: - Q; ;;:: Disturbing Hegemony? A Discussion of the Work and Politics 0 ..... ofV. Spike Peterson .-...... Amw lV!. Agathangelou and Aflarysia Zalewski 308 t:l ;;:: BOOK REVIEWS lo- ...... Q; Review Essay: The Politics of Science Fiction ;;:: ...... Ziauddin Sardar and Sean Cubit! (eds), Alie~ls R Us: The Other in Science Fiction Ci1lema; James South (ed.), Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Philosophy: Fear and Trembling ill SWl1Iydale; Jutta We1des (ed.), To Seek Out New Worlds: Science Fiction and World Politics Christina Rowley 319

V. Spike Peterson, A Critical Rewriting ofGlobal Political Economy Shirin Rai 328

Isabella Bakker and Stephen Gill (eds), Power, Production and Social Reproductioll: Human In/security in the Global Political Ecollomy Matthieu Lietaert 330

Doris Buss and Didi Herman, Globalizing Family Values: The Christi'.lll Right in blternational Politics Jill Steans 332

Susanne Thorbek and Bandana Pattanaik (eds.), Transnational Prostitlltioll: Changing Patterns in a Global Context Celia Valiente 334

Notes on Contributors 337 •• 59 I r I S issue 50 spring 2005 25th Anniversary MILESTONES ISSUE

FEATURES POEMS 12 Extreme Makeover. Freedom Edition 9 Diana's Secrets By Jocelyn Guest By Allis Shivani 22 R is for Revolution 27 On First Wearing Her l\'lother's Necklace By Victoria Long By Tam Lin Neville 28 To Have and to Hold Down 32 What Rhymes With By Gina Welch By Rebecca Strauss 34 Absolutely Habulous 54 lntersections By Naomi Ryan By Sharon Venezia 50 Land of the Free, Home of the Closely Observed 61 Prelude to This By Pamela Hetherington By Ryan Leone 69 Callings INTERVIEWS By Sandra Beasley 16 Girls Girls Girls By Victoria Long FICTION 46 Chromosome 6 ART By Trudy Lewis and May Hall 18 Mary Finlayson 56 Red Oleanders 62 Ashlee Ferlito By Dianne Benedict

PERIPHERALS

4 Editor's letter 66 Books 6 Staff 68 A Hit list 8 Contributors 70 Music 10 Look Out! 74 Look Out! 21 Four for Four 76 Auntie Virus 59 Oh, Man 78 Say What? 60

JOURNAL OF MIDDLE EAST WOMEN'S STUDIES

,VOLUME 1 NUMBER 1 WINTER 2005

Editors' Introduction Marcia C. Inborn and Mary N. Layoun

I

ESSAYS

Behveen Secular and Islamic Feminism/s: Reflections on the Middle East and Beyond Margot Badran

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Activating the Gender Local: Transnational Ideologies and "Women's Culture" in Northern Sudan SondtaHaie 29

Mosque Participation and Gendered Differences among Arab American Muslims Amaner Jamal 53

Learning Desire: Relational Pedagogies and Ihe Desiring Female Subject in Lebanon SuadJoseph 79

Women's Livelihood and Entitlements in the Middle East: What Difference has the Neoliberal Policy Turn Made? Valentine Moghadam

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BOOK REVIEW

Mahnaz Afkhami: A Memoir Janet Mary

147 Journal of Feminist Family Therapy 61 An International Forum

VOLUME 16, NUMBER 3 2004

Deconstructlng the Fear of Father Absence Amaryll Perlesz

Therapeutic Implications for Adolescent Deaf Identity and Self-Concept Sherri Lester Cornell, Kevin P. Lyness

Why Do Married Mothers Choose to Do All House Tasks? Re-Examining Feminist Agenda and Its Implications for Therapy Ofrit Shapira-Berman

POLITICS OF INCLUSION: CIRCLE UNBROKEN Rhea V. Almeida, Politics of fnclusian Editor

Reconciliation . .. and Moving On Robin D. Stone

MOVIEIPLAY REVIEW Kristen Hafm, Movie/Play Review Editor

Pieces ofApril, Written and Directed by Peter Hedges Reviewed by Megan J. Murphy JOURNAL OF FEMINIST STUDIES 62 IN RELIGION

Spring 2005 Volume 21 Number 1

D Editors' Introduction Elisa/wtll Schiissler Fiorenza Ku:ok Plli-lall

D Articles _ The Political Transformation of GendE'r Traditions at the \\'estern \Vall in Jerusalem Stuart Ghonluf A lvlillion Slwktis Rising: Pongala, a \Vomen's Festival in Kerala, India Diml/lc lel/ett :35 Jane Schaberg, Raymond E. Brown, and the Problem of the Illegitimacy ofJesus Frank Reilly 57

D Review Essay _ The Cillistian Right's Discourse on Gender and the Bihle Susanne Seho!:::. 81

D In a Different Voice _ Hopscotch Blue Sky The Past The Girl \Vho \Vanted to Speak Other L1nguages Eli::f1hcth Oakes 101

Invocation ~'Iagdalena Rachel M. Sl1lbas lOS

Canle Jando Audrey j. '\Thitwm lOS

D Roundtable Discussion _ Feminist Studies in Religion and TheOlogy In-Between Nationalism and Globalization Elisabeth SchUssler Fiorell~a III

Respondents Mmy K HUllt l20 SJUlrvl1 D. \Vdcll 124 Maria Pilar At/uillo 131 Nallli Kim 137 Gemma TlIillel em::: 141 Killhleeu McPhillips 147

D Living It Out Fantastic Coherence Rita Nakashima Brock 155

D Notes on ContIibutors _ 175 Journal of Gender Studies 63 Volume 14 Number 1 March 2005

Rosario Arias. 'All the world's a stage': theatricality, spectacle and the jlBneuse in Doris Lessing's vision of London 3 Berit Brandlh & Maril S. Haugen. Doing rural masculinity - from logging to outfield tourism 13 Jessica Cox. From page to screen: transforming M. E. Braddon's Lady Audley 's Secret 23 Ana Serra. The 'new woman' in Cuban revolutionary discourse: Manuel Cofifio's The Last Woman and the Next Combat (1971) 33 Angela Devas. How to be a hero: space, place and masculinity in The 39 Steps (Hitchcock, UK, 1935) 45 FORUM Kenneth J. Zucker. Commentary on Gottschalk's (2003) 'Same-sex sexuality and childhood gender non-conformity: a spurious connection' 55 C. R. Resetarits. Gore Vidal, Henry James: turning another jolly comer 61 REVIEWS The Line: women, partition and tile gender order in Cyprus (Cynthia Cockburn) reviewed by Haleh Ashfar 65 The New Japanese Woman: modernity, media and women in Interwar Japan (Barbara Sato) reviewed by Ronald P. Loftus 66 Gender Policies in Japan and the United States: comparing women's movements, rights and politics (Joyce Gelb) reviewed by Adam C. Stanley 68 Emmeline Pankhurst: a biography (June Purvis) & Emmeline Pankhurst (Paula Bartley) reviewed by Johanna Alherti 70 Gellder alld Empire (Philippa Levine (ed.)) reviewed by Elizabeth Buettner 72 Pearse's Patriots: St Elida's alld the clIlt of boyhood (Elaine Sisson) reviewed by David H. 1. Morgan 74 Gellder (Claire Colebrook) reviewed by Maria Antonietta Struzziero 75 Love: an unromantic discussion (Mary Evans) reviewed by Julie Ellarn 77

Oprah Winfrey and the Glamour of Mise!)': an essay 011 popular culture (Eva Illouz) reviewed by Becca Cragin 78

BOOKS RECEIVED 81

NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS 85 CALL FOR PAPERS Joun1al of Lesbian Studies 64

Volume 9, Numbers 1/2 2005

Lesbian Communities: Festivals, RVs, and the Internet

The Mirror Dance in Retrospect Susan Krieger

Entering the Lesbian World in Japan: Debut Stories Saori Kamano

Lesbian Quarters: On Building Space, Identity, Institutional Memory and Resources Elana Oykewomon

My Life in a Lesbian Community: The Joys and the Pain Shaba A. Barnes

Negotiating Lesbian Worlds: The Festival Communities Bonnie J. Morris

Hallomas: Longevity in a Back-to-the·Land Women's Group in Northern California Lenore Ralston Nancy Stoller

The Friday Night Bunch: A Lesbian Community in WestTexas Jean Brashear Nichols

Dykes and Tykes: A Virtual Lesbian Parenting Community Arlene Istar Lev Gwendolyn Dean Lauren DeFilippis Kim Evernham Larin McLaughlin Cynthia Phillips Mothering, Religion and Spirituality 65

Spring/Summer 2005 Volume 7, Number 1

Planting Seeds ofPeace: Fresh Images afCad by Trudelle Thomal 7

Spiritual Awakening Through the Motherhood Journey byAurllj( M. Alhan andLifa Miller 17

Ancient Mother Goddesses and Fertility Cults byJohanna H. ShlCkey 32

The Infertile Goddess: A Challenge to Maternal Imagery in Feminist Witchcraft by Ch,h KlaJUn 45

Awakening the Divine Feminine: A Stepmother-Daughter Collaborative Journey Through Art-Making and Ritual by Barbara Bickdand Vanessa D. FiJlxr 52

Mother Love in Buddhism by KRTen ViI/anile-va 68

The Book ofRuth and the "Grandmother Hypothesis" by Ruby K Newman 78

A Celebration ofMothering in the O!J.r'an by Hjnna Mirza Utal 86

The Sacred Mothers, the Evil Witches and the Politics of Household in Toni Morrison's Paradise byJustyna Stmpnuh 98

Anne Bradstreet: The Religious Poet as Mother by Laura MajQr 110

On Spiritual Homesickness: Mothering Peace in H. n,'s The Gift by]il/SeQII 121

Witnessing Dignity: Luce Irigaray on Mothers, Genealogy and the Divine by Nalalja VandaBerg 132

Mother ofall Memory: The Loss ofMother and the Search for Selfin Writing by American Children ofHolocaust Survivors byAnduaLieber 142

Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Motherhood in Medieval Europe by BelAy R. Lu 152

Remembering Mum Beall by juli(mma Froil 159

Hard Labour: Religion, Sexuality and the Pregnant Body in the Mrican Diaspora by CarQI B. Duncan 167

(continued, next page) (continued) Mothering, Religion and 66 Spirituality

Spring/Summer 2005 Volume 7, Number 1

Editor's Notes by Rjshma Dun/op 177

In this Glad Hour by Martha ModtnQ ValTeou-Doody 179

Book Reviews

Mother Power: Diuowr the Dijfrrente Thai Women Have Made AllOver the World reviewed by Fiona Joy Green 201

Buddha Mom: The Path ofMimlJuIMothering reviewed by Marybeth White 203

Mother Shock.: L()'fJing Every (O/her) Minute ofll reviewed by Debra Brenegan 205

TwiceAlive: A Spiritual Guide to Mothering Through Pregnancy and Child's Fin!Year reviewed by Juliana Forbes 206

A Lift's Work: On Becoming a Mother reviewed by EmilyJeremiah 207

Elizabeth Smart: A Fugue EHOy on Women and Creativity reviewed by Sandra Campbell 209

Child Custody, Law and Women's Work reviewed by Sherri Goldstein Cash 210

Contributor Notes· 212

Front Cover

'The Eternal Mother and Child; photograph by]oe Paczuski.

"Mother and Child" is the creation of F10rence Wrie (1881-1968), whose work is also featured at the Art Gallery ofOntario and the National Gallery in Ottawa. The sculpture is located in front of the Mothercraft building, located at 32 Heath Street West, near the ¥ongeiSt. Clair intersection in Toronto. Mothercraft provides service coordination for families ofchildren birth to six years with developmental delays, family assessment and support, and early intervention for mothers and children affected by substance abuse. :JfJuYJiaL oj 67 Women &-JJlging

Volume 17 Numbers 1/2 2005

FROM THE EDITOR

Expression and Ambivalence over Expression of Negative Emotion: Psychometric Analysis in the Women's Health Initiative Yvonne L. Michael, SeD, Nancy PerrIn, PhD, Deborah Bowen, PhD, Barbara B. Cochrane, PhD, RN, Jenniler P. Wisdom, PhD, MPH, Robert Brzyski, MD, PhD, Cheryl Ritenbaugh, PhD, MPH Dimensions of Power: Older Women's Experiences with Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECl) Alison Orr, MSW, Deborah O'Connor, PhD, RSW A Qualitallve Study of Exercise in Older African American and White Women in Rural South Carolina: Perceptions, Barriers, and Motivations Sara Wilcox, PhD, Larissa Oberrechl, MS, Melissa Bopp, MS, Sandra K. Kammermann, PhD, Charles T. McElmurray, PhD

Gender Differences In Physical Activity and Walking Among Older Adults Young-ShIn Lee, PhD, RN Non-Equipment Exercise-Related Injuries Among U.S. Women 65 and Older: Emergency Department Visits from 1994-2001 Ches S. Jones, PhD, Lori W. Turner, PhD, RD Elderly Women Show Neither a Shortage of Strategies nor an Overreliance on Drugs In Handling Aging and in Dealing with Minor Health Problems Philippe Voyer, RN, PhD, Suzanne Laberge, PhD, Genevieve Rail, PhD Preparedness for Taking Care of Elderly Parents: "First, You Get Ready to Cry" Rosemary A Ziemba, PhD, RN, Judith M. Lynch·Sauer, PhD, RN Depressive Symptoms of Caregivlng Women In MidUfe: The Role of Physical Health Timothy Killian, PhD, Jean Turner, PhD, Rebekah Cain, MS Older Women and Family Care in Hong Kong: Differences in Filial expectation and Practices William Keng Mun Lee, PhD, Kwok Hong·kin, PhD Conflict Sources and Responses In Mother-Daughter Relallonships: Perspectives of Adult Daughters of Aging Immigrant Women Paula M. Usila, PhD, Barbara C. Du Bois, PhD Recruitment Strategies for Conducting Research on Women's Retirement Christine A Price, PhD BOOK REVIEWS 68 'Kalliope a journal of women's literature & art VOL. XXVII NO.1 2005

Poetry Visual Artists Rebecca Aronson 10 Breeding Senson Heather Blt/llle 5 "Inner City Trangrcssion" Jacqueline Berger II Evening News 6 "Visitation" Virginia Aronson 13 K-Mart Variety 7 "Ophelia's Shadow" Heidi Czenviec Blitch 14 Death and the Maiden 8 "Dream Keeper" Helen Brtlller 15 Green Room 9 "Equilibrium" Cathy Calkins 16 Palm Reading Louise Freshman Brown 26 "Untitled" Deborah Casillas 17 Tibetan Exhibit 27 "Untitled" K. E. Duffin 18 Fossil 28 "Untitled" Laura Guli 19 Precious 29 "Untitled" Therese Hulsc/wid 20 Ancient Wealth 30 "Untitled" 21 Igniting the Slurs 31 "Untitled" Susan Hm.ell-Hammolld 22 They Say There Is an Island, TOil; Renee DeWitt 45 "Ecostraua" Where, 46 "Vessel of Containment No. I" 23 As She Died, That Grandfather's 47 "Vessel of Containment No.2" Becca Hensley 24 Wisdom in Her Wind 48 "Vessel of Containment No.3" Vicki Mandell-Killg 25 Sleep Ritual 49 "Vessel of Containment No.4" Diane H0koski 32 California Eyes: A Meditation Ltil/rie Hitzig 67 "Corvidae NO.4" from Poitou-Charentes 68 "Corvidae No.6" lone (Tootsie) O'Hara Harmony, Two Parts 58 69 "Corvidae No.8" Amanda Passmore Tell 59 70 "Corvidae No. lo" Bam Swallow 61 71 "Heckle and leckie" Lim/a Pierce Time to Begin the Long Division 62 Susan Moxon 95 "Vessels and Pears" Jennifer Moore From Lynne, Two Months Gone 76 96 "Summer Stroll with Screen Door" Liz Robbim 80 Washer 97 "Sult Run No.5" Margaret Shipley 81 Her Handwriting 98 "Suwanee River" Jane Sterrett 82 Amethyst Ring, Blue Sweater 83 In Basalt Country Review Nadine S. St. Lollis 84 Pretending To Be Sinead Jean Sheptml 88 Review of Trouble ill Mind by O'Connor Lucie Brock-Broido Susan Wheatley 85 Fragment CarollVreszin 86 Laguna Days Interview Nancy Compto1l Williams 94 Rippavilla Plantation Nancy Btmge 36 "[ Wouldn't Be a True Intellectual Ruth Moon Kempher 115 Vagabond: A Tall, Slim Painting If I Weren't Always Combating by Remedios Varo the World As I See It" - Diane Wakoski Fiction Jamie J. Quatro 50 Firstsong Contributors' Notes Jea1l1lelle Droper 63 Flashover 116 Janice Vasko-Mosel' 72 Cobwebs wur; Maerov 78 Loving Ruby M. S. Greenberg 89 Dessert Nahid Rachlin 99 Tehran Beggar Ruth Moose 109 The Basketball Kruh & ruze 69 / Bread & Roses Broi / Issue 25 2004 :Zensko\knjizevno shlOreilastVo / Wodlen's_UilbraJ),-Achievemenl

(SUMMARIES IN ENGLISH)

Uvodnlk / Introduction 5 Sukob no feministiCkoj ... / Conflict omong Feminists...

Suvremeno zensko knjlzevno stvarala.tvo u tlrv..tskoj / Contemporary Women's Literary Achievement In Croatia 9 Razgovor u knjizari Booksa / Panel Discussion in Bookstore »Bookso« 17 Vesna Cidilko: )}O zenskim pozivima i drustveno~politjckoi ulozi zene u novijoj hrvatskoi i srpskoi knjizevnosti« / »On Women's Collings and Social-Politicol Role of Women in Modern Croatian and Serbian Literoture«

Blbllograflja / Bibliography 27 Zensko pismo, zenski jezik - fzbor knjiga iz knjiznog fonda Knjiznice Zenske infoteke / Women's writing, women's language - book selection from the librory of Women's Infoteka

Intervjul / Interviews 31 Zenska mreza Hrvatske iii )>nosminkani vragovi u suknjamo«, intervju s Bojanom Genov, glavnom koordinatoricom Zenske mreze Hrvatske / Croatian Women's Network or »the make~up~weoring devils in skirts«, intervju with Boiana Genov, main coordinotor of the Croatian Women's Network 37 Prvo »Crvene 1.ene« a zatim nSocijalisticka internacionala zena«, intervju s Marlene Haas, glavnom tojnicom Socijalisticke internacionale fena / First »Red Women« and then »Socialist International Women«, interview with Marlene Haas, Secretary General of the Socialist International Women

Recenziie i prlkazl / Review. and ..«ounts 45 INelicanstveno zensko bice« iii jednoko provo zo sve? / »A Remarkable Woman Being« or Equol Rights for All? 48 Adrienne Rich: »0 lafima, toinema i 5ulnji« / liOn Lies, Secrets and Silence« 51 Gender perspektiva u nastavi - mogucnosti i poticaji / Gender Perspective in Education - Possibilities and Impulses

Tko su I 'to r..d",? / Who ....' tltey? WI1ut are they doing? 53 DOMINE - Udrugo zo rozvoj civilnog drustvo i promiconje zenskih provo / DOMINE - Association for Development of Civil Society and Promotion of Women's Rights

Kalendar / (alend". 55

In memoriam - Susan Sonta!! 57 70 Lilith INDEPENDENT, JEWISH & FRANKLY FEMINIST

Volume 30, No, 1. Spring 2005

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9,000 Dishes. 120 Seders by Barbara M. Stock After her divorce, she still wants a man to lead the seder, Find out what changed her mind. We foHow Stock through heartbreak, outrage and, fina!ly, to gleeful power when she takes the reins herself. Pius. ,.Rabbi Susan Schnur's clues for making your seders even more satisfying next year.

Sanctuary a poem by Sarah Antlne

Kentucky Coal Mine Bubbe by Maya Bernstein How one courage;ous woman saved the strikers and defied the bosses, 75 years ago.

Working the Mlkveh a short story by Amy Gottlieb

Jewish Women's Salons by Susan Weidman Schneider How 10 make a revolution, right In your own living room.

Leni Sonnenfeld's Pictures by Barbara Gingold Even in her 90s, her dear eye made Sonnenfeld the photographer of record for the humble poignandes of Jewish life around the world.

The Other V-Word: Raising Vulva Consciousness by Harriet lerner Even fearless Jewish women have trouble saying it! Surprising findings from Ihe bestselling psychologist.

Autism Moms by Cynthia R. Harp In a crty in the Midwest, a growing cadre of Jewish mothers bone!. They have special-needs kids and a spedal Jewish community. Illustrations by Israeli artists-children and adults~with autism.

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From the Editor Don't tamp down exceptional women.

Voices NEWS OF JEWISH WOMEN EVERYWHERE Letter from Kigali, Rwanda Natalie Portman in Jerusalem Yo Semite t-shirts hit the streets of Los Angeles Hannah Rosenthal moves on Lori Lefkovitz, in Boston. serves up J8'Nish soul food Beth Grossman's Mary art in San Francisco Gay rights and the Conservative movement.

Think Tank.: What Shakespeare's Women Teach Me by Michelle Ephraim How literature helps her understand Holocaust history and fractured families.

Lilith's Eye on Arts and Culture Faye MOBkowitz on the Fannie Hurst revival Yael Flusberg identifies with high-energy memoirs ~Watermarks,· the movie, by l1ana Kramer [rene Nemirovsky wins French literary priZe 60 years after her death Naama Goldstein's short stories, by Miriam Sivan Miriam Stone on poets Karen Alkalay-Gut, Amy Newman and Rachel Zucker C. Oevorah Hammer on Jewish laws and women Eleanor J. Bader on feminist activism Toby Axelrod translates Regina Jonas, first woman rabbi.

Happening LILITH'S INDISPENSABLE RESOURCE LISTINGS compiled by Naomi Danis

The Ways We Are: G-rna and Me by Elizabeth S. Bennett Real estate, so cruel to so many, hands Bennett a n8'N relationship when her engagement breaks off.

Cover: Rodne Stettheimer, Portrait of Myse!f, (detaiO 1923. 0[/ on canvas, Co,'umbfa Universit}' New York. Gift of the Estate of Ettie Stettheimer, 1967, in ~Jewish Women and Their Salons' at The Jewish Museum. 71

WOMEN, CANCER AND COMMUNITY

VOLUME 7, ISSUE No! jan/feb 2005

cover story 20 on being mortal ~ compifed by Marion Long 0 4 > Five wise survivors (including Linda Ellerbee) reflect > on their mortality with eloquence. passion and humor, 0 "i:i is 0 features "~ H unexplored territory N z by SUB Hochman "4 oc, Some young women are taking a chance on aromatase inhibitors 4 0 4 ~ :17 under cover to oc, by Lor; Ovitz ci How to touch up imperfections in your post-treatment :i skin with camouflage makeup. x w 0 ·10 when memory fails ~ w by Charlotte Huff > i:i What is "chemobrain," and are there steps you can oc ~ take to combat it? w "I departments S > I take heart Survivors share the words that get them through, and explain Why. oc," S u ~ :s contributors w m z4 5 publisher's letter z 4 U news you can use A surprising 1V show; the w oc power of Tibetan yoga; lamoxifen V5. aromatase inhibitors; ~ help for fertility; and more. u ~ 10 money matters TAX REliEF z w oc by Liz Galst ~ Good news-you may be able to defray your medical i" expenses at tax time. We'll show you how. u 4 m I:l on the web COMMUNITY IN YOUR KEYBOARD ~ by Emily Gordon <5 81ogs, short for weblogs, have become the newest way I 0 for survivors to share their experiences vi.th the world. ~ 0 "I(j book review SPREADING THE WORD ~ by Emily Gordon 0 A breast cancer history; a memoir; and thoughts on the 5 cancer experience from actress lynn Aedgrave. '"0 >- ASSUME THE PREDISPOSITION ~ III cancer girl 0 by Jami Bernard "w If they can isolate the cancer gene, muses Cancer Girl. '"~ why not genes for crankiness or bad wig choices? u 0 ~ u 72

WOMEN, CANCER ANO COMMUNITY

VOLUME '4, ISSUE march / april 2005

cover story 34 who got me through it Tributes to the people (and pets) who helped our readers deaf with their cancer features 19 the late show byJo Cavallo long alter you finish Ireatment, the lingering effects of cancer therapy may still be a plOb\em Here's what to do 28 reading genes by Jane E. Alfen Molecular profiting may help doctors predict which cancels will come back news you can use 6 Sentinel Lymph Node Biopsy Comes of Age. If You Finished Tamoxifen Years Ago Should You Start Taking FeOlara? • Good News About Olive Oil and Breast Cancer • What Sisters May Teil • Before You Have Dental ~ w ~ Work. When Tamoxifen Doesn't Work· Improved < ~ Treatments lor Liver Metastases. Cervical Cancer RepOrt § columns ~ I 2 contributors "~ ~ 3 publisher's letter 9 0 ,I on my mind ~ z HOW QUIETLY WE FALL z ~ Why we need a monument ::i 10 fitness ~ < BREATHE, STRETCH AND WALK ~ A beginner'S workout for nonathletic survivors ~ w work ~ 12 z KNOW YOUR RIGHTS 0 ~ How to lessen the chance of employment discrimination ~ ~ 1,1 books ~ VISITING THE BOOB-OBSESSED w ~ Why a 27-year-old funs to a strip club \0 decide if she 10 should have a mastectomy "~ ~ I 16 transportation ~ ~ TRAVEL PLANS _~;'iIl:.:;;~ <0 ., ffi No matter where you live, getting to treatment can be z difficult and expensive "w u 48 cancer girl 0 SHOT IN THE ARM ( IE" by Jami Bernard ui ~ Cancer Girl teaches you how to score a possible / ~ new vaccine u g u • MaBUS..1 73

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Readers' Responses 2

Democracy as the Best Antidote to Terrorism 4 Mufti's "Healing Touch" Proves Efficacy in Kashmir MADHU PURNIMA KISHWAR

Broken Lives, Desperate Choices 16 The Polilical Economy of Global Sex Trafficking SUSAN RUNKLE

Born to fuo Mothers, The Hero Bhagiratha 22 Female-Female Love and Miraculous Birth in Hindu Texts RUTH VANITA

Poems: Ga1lesha-amma & Sitamata 34 S KANTHIMATHI

MovieReview: Karan Razdan's Girlfrie1ld 35 A Caricature of Lesbian Love DEBJANICHAKRAVARTY

The 'WombandThbe' Approach Need for a Comprehensive Health Care Policy for Women ..... 37 D1KSHA RAJVANSHI

Short Story: Par Avion 38 AMRITA CHOWDHURY

Readers' Forum 42 • 74 MaliOBli1

No.147 March - April 2005

Readers' Responses 2

Emergency Avatar of a Secular Goddess! 4 Manushi Swachha Narayani Descends to Protect Street Vendors MADHU PURNIMA KISHWAR

A Conservative Rebel 17 Memories ofan Unusual Mother IRAPANDE

Apradhilli 23 Stories from Prison Cells (Part One) SHIVANI

A New Wave of Violence 32 AcidAttacks on Women in Bangladesh ELORA CHOWDHARY

ShortStory: TheDiamond Earrings 39 SAKUNTALA KADIRAGAMAR

Readers' Forum 43 75 MEDIA REPORT TO WOMEN

Covering all the issues concerning women and media

Volume 33, Number 2 Spring 2005

Women reporting war: Conditions often unsafe, unsavory, unsettling 3 Women's 'Tribunal' caused tsunami at Japan Broadcast Giant NHK...... 4 Research ill Depth - Overweight and at a loss for solution 6 Research in Depth - MTV, reality television The Real World .. 13 Dearth of female editorial cartoonists isn't very funny...... 24 76 mlchifJen fuminisl: sl:udius Number 17 2003

1 SEX TRAFFICKING: The Impact of War, Militarism and Global­ ization in Eastern Europe Vesna Nikolic-Ristanovic

27 "RESISTING MUNDANE VIOLENCE": Feminism and Queer Identity in Post­ Colonial India Nisllant SJwlwni

47 ANALYTIC DUALISMS, STUNTED SEXUALI­ TIES, AND THE 'HORRIFIED GAZE': Western (Feminist) Dialogues about Female Genital Mutilation Breanlle Falls

71 MIGRATING GENDER: Feminist Geographies in Women's Biogra­ phies of Return Migration Anastasia C1,ristou

105 STRATEGIC "INDIGENEITY" AND THE POSSI­ BILITY OF A GLOBAl.INDIGENOUS WOMEN'S MOVEMENT Ann-Elise Lewallen

131 A MATTER OF CHOICE: Reproductive Technology Research for De­ veloping Nation Contexts Jennifer Young Yim

163 CONTRIBUTORS' NOTES MICHIGAN 77 FEMINIST STUDIES ISSUE NUMBER 18 2004

WITHIN HOSTILE BORDERS

1 SEEING FEMINISM IN EXILE: The Imaginary Maps Of Mona Hatoum Kimberly Lamm

35 THE "PERVERSE EFFECTS" OF FEMINISM AND GLOBALIZATION: (Trans)Gender and (Trans)Nationalism in Honduras's First Novelist Liberty Smith

59 How SEXY Is IT? Sladja Blazan

77 JUNE JORDAN'S MANIFEST NEW DESTINY: Allegiance, Renunciation, and Partial Citizens' Claims on the State Brian Norman

97 EXILE FROM EXILE: Ironic Paradoxes'in Joy Kogawa's Obasan Eleonora Rao

121 CONTRIBUTORS' NOTES 78

Issue Number 73, Spring 2005 Changing Protocols

DEPARTMENTS Midwifery Today 4 Poetry 5 From the Editor 6 Networking 7 Tricks of the Trade 8 Question of the Quarter 9 Marion's Message r~ary's Quilt, page 50 60 Media Reviews The Air We Breathe, page 18 62 News Contents 70 Classified Advertising Midwifery Today Belly Dance and Birth, page 28 71 Calendar 10 Protocols: Finding the Balance-Jill Cohen 73 Photo Album 10 Protocols vs. Guidelines-Suzanne Hope Suarez International Midwife 12 Can the Art of Midwifery Survive Protocols?-Michel Odent 47 Cards & Letters 13 Protocols -Jennifer Hall 14 The Challenge of Doing Nothing-Katherine Jensen 16 Jasmine's Story: What Are the Limits of "Normal Birth"? -Carol Gray and Beth Yohalem-Ilsley 18 The Air We Breathe: Oxygen: Tradition and Heresy?-Gail Hart 20 Problematizing Choice in the Elective Cesarean Debate-Lisa Weeks 23 The New Kid on the Block: 30 Years and Growing-Wintergreen 25 Jeannine Parvati Baker-Gloria Lemay and Verena Schmid 26 Screening Tests: Not Worth Triple the Trouble-Denise Punger 28 Belly Dance and Birth-Cathy Moore 30 Antiretroviral Basics-Nancy Miller 35 Metamorphosis-Nancy Miller Kaiden, son ofShoko and Rod GrayofVancou­ va, BG, was born March 22,2004, andpho­ 36 The Blessing of a Blessingway-Alison Bastien ~ !ographed by Ella Pedersen ofBellies, Births 38 Having Ahna at Home-Heather Rader 1: andBabies Photo Documentary. Photographer Metamorphosis, page 35 41 The Bristol Third-Stage Trial-John Stevenson ~ Ella Pedersen aims to capture the intimate ~ moments oflift's most natural(·vents. Ella is a 44 The BU3iness of Midwifery: Contracting-Linda Leiberman ~ doc/or ofChinese medicine who, after (0111;lel­ International Midwife ~ ing aprac/icum in China, pursued atraining ~ in dou/a andbirthwork. Recent motherhood 49 Antonina Sanchez Mendez-Sarah Proechel .& to new son Arlo has inspired Ella to jilrther 50 Mary's Quilt-Robin Lim 13 .,g her talents inphotography as she continues to 52 Birth and Death in Yayasan Bumi Sehat, Bali-Robin Lim 0.. work profissionalIy in all ofher chosenjields. ~ Contact Ella in Va1lcouver: 604.518.4944, 54 A Progressive Midwife in Nazareth-Michele Klein ~ [email protected]. To view more ofElla's 57 Hari's Birth-Apeetha Arunagiri ~ work please viewww'1.L,.tech1l;che.1Iet/users ::E• /lemme/Ella. Midwifery 79 G'J.~8 ~l ~<.'.~'C:'-'/Y' "'-_,0\--;,,-, _." c-Y lode" Issue Number 74, Summer 2005 ~J·.~/www.midWiferYIOdav.com Complications

DEPARTMENTS Midwifery Today 4 Poetry 5' From the Editor 6 Networking 6 Question of the Quarter Women's Global Slaughter, 7 Tricks of the Trade page 10 9 Marion's Message Searching for lost Treasure. 64 Media Reviews Midwifery Today page 56 66 News 10 Putting an End to Women's Global Slaughter: Bleeding to Death 70 Classified Advertising -Michel Odent 71 Calendar 14 Honoring Body Wisdom-Pamela Hines·Pawell 73 Photo Album 17 Reconsidering Risk-Katherine Jensen International Midwife 18 The Tragedy of Stillbirth-Jeska Vannoy 52 Cards & Letters 20 Diagnosis of Complications: Is There Safety in Uncertainty?-Sara Wickham 24 Three Surprise Breeches-Ina May Gaskin Sasha was photo­ 26 Birthing Fear: The Iliopsoas Muscle-Liz Koch graphed by COl/nie 30 Intuition, Women and Birth-Mindy Levy lVI. Ross three weeks prior to delivering 33 Pregnancy after Weight Loss Surgery: Can It Be Healthy?-Barbara Herrera her SOli, William. 34 The Worst Had Happened",and She Survived!-Nancy Miller COllnie M. Ross, 36 Sunrya's Birth Tale-Ahna Virginia Peace a fine art photog­ rapher "who resides 38 At Peace with the BreathMaker: An Interview with Jeannine Parvati near St. Paul, ldin­ Baker -Sarah Naomi Bly llesota, exclusively 39 The Unfolding Lap-Jeannine Parvati Baker photographs expect­ ant mothers in her 40 A Revelation in Birth-Home VBAC-Leslie Warren business, which began 42 Why a Midwife?-Elizabeth Davis severalyears ago. 44 A Story of Sorrow-Jennifer Hall Connie plans to combine her love ofphotographing expect­ 45 PROM Question and Answer-Gloria Lemay ant mothers with her PhD research, which 46 Mercury Rising: Warnings in Pregnancy & Infancy-Jeanne Ohm includes cultural be/iefs)'Jtems ojpregnancy 48 The Business of Midwifery: The Federal Register-Linda Lieberman rituals. She has traveled throughout the world researching cultures in more than 30 50 Midwifery Online: Designing a Winning Web Site-Misty Liu countries. 111 early 2006, Connie plans to International Midwife travel through South America photograph­ 53 Memories of Midwife Training in Mexico, 1952-2002: Perspectives of ing pregnant moms during her lO-week trip across the continent. Ifyou or some­ an 85-year-old Anthropologist-Mary Elmendorf one you know may wish to participate in a 56 Searching for Lost Treasure-Marina Lembo project such as this, please contact Connie at 59 The Temascal (in English and Spani5h)-Sarah Proechel [email protected] 715-220-2402. To view more ifConnie's work online, please 60 Birth in Japan-Brett Iimura go to w'Ww.conniemross.com 63 Anitha's Birth-Suma Starkie 80

DEPARTMENTS SPRING 2005 FABLE VOLUME XV NUMBER 1 70 A Bad Spell BY BIA LOWE

FICTION "12 Creepy World FEATURES BY MARIANNE TAYLOR '73 Pastries at the Bus Stop 36 Housewife Wars BY ALICE MATTISON BY CATHERINE ORENSTEIN TVj tiber-hit Desperate Housewives sparks 84 Crepe de Chine a meditation Oil marriage and its myths. BY RICHARD MCCANN

Desperately Debating Housewives POETRY BY JENNIFER L. POZNER AND JESSICA SEIGEL 71 Hide and Seek Feminist p!tamre or sexist Hollywood emp? BY KAY RYAN OIlT media mdVtTU dime! Desperate Housewives. 35 The Germans 44 Secrets of the Bonobo Sisterhood BY DORIANNE LAUX BY JESSICA SEIGEL They walk like us, dnd 87 The Spell ftml1les hold mort power than (in memory, Elise Asher) males: what the bonoho apes BY MARIE HOWE are trying to tell m. TOUCHING HISTORY 50 Baghdad Burning 88 Encotmten with women ofrenown. PAGE 88 BY RIVER BEND Encountering A 24-year-old Iraqi woman Kamala Das blogger takes U5 behind the 90 BOOK REVIEWS thus in post-invllJion Iraq. Valerie Miner on Alice Hoffimm's The Ice Queen; Barbara Pepe on the National 56 IINot Women Council of\Vomm's Organizations' 50 Ways to Anymore... " Improve Women's Lives: The Essential BY STEPHANIE NOLEN PAGE 44 Close cousins \Vomen's Guide for Achieving Health, Allsides ofthe Congo war Equality and Success. Plus a must~read list. have uud rape as a weapon-evm the peacekupen. BACKTAlK DONNA BRAZILE 60 A Gallery of Dreaming NO COMMENT BY CAREY LOVELACE Indigenous Australian women's art ha; captivated collectors with iff mtsmtrizing storiu and patterns.

66 La Femme a 10 Meche Blonde UP FRONT 6 LETTERS BY EVE PELl babel Pe/~ the author's distant cousin, was quite the 10 CONTRIBUTORS advmttmr, whether thumbing her noS( at society's 11 UNQUOTE gmd:r norms or taking on the Germans in WW7I. 13 MS. MUSINGS NEWS NATIONAL 14 A State Treasure(r), Wells Goes Coed, Gregoire Takes Charge, Frye's Ama.z.ing Race, Judicial \'7orst, Scats Do Lie, Feldt Leaves PPFA, Disparches, Calendar.

GLOBAL 28 Ukraine's Female Prime Minister, Indian Policewomen, Mexican Journal Debate Feminista, Soap Operas in Africa, Dispatches, Networking. !~ 81 yJOURNAL

A Publication of The National Women's Studies Association Vol. 17 No. I, Spring 2005

Articles

Chute Dialogics: A Sidelong Glance from Egypt, Maine KATHERINE ADAMS...... 1

"The conditions of difficulty and struggle": A Discovered Theme of Curriculum Transformation and Women's Studies Discourse KIM CHUPPA·CORNELL . 23

Life on the Frontlines: One Woman's Evolution from Warrior to Diplomat MARY KIRK 45

ll "Work it out with your wife : Gendered Expect.1tions and Parenting Rhetoric Online LISA HAMMOND RASHLEY 58

Cluster on Women of Color and Reproductive Health

The Reproductive Health and Sexual Rights of Women of Color: Still Building a Movement LYNN ROBERTS, LORETTA ROSS, and M. BAHAT! KUUMBA ..... 93

l "Hold your head up and stick out your chin ': Community Health and Women's Health in Mound Bayou, Mississippi JENNIFER NELSON 99

Beyond Pro-Choice Versus Pro-Life: Women of Color and Reproductive Justice ANDREA SMITH 119

Because Words Are Not Enough: Latina Re~Visioningsof Transnational Collabora~ dons Using Health Promotion for Gender Justice and Social Change ESTER R. SHAPIRO 141

Reports on the 2005 Edition of Our Bodies, Ourselves

Our Bodies, Ourselves for a New Generation: Revising a Feminist Classic HEATHER STEPHENSON 173

Including Every Woman: The All-Embracing /lWeI! of Our Bodies, Ourselves ZOBEIDA E. BONILLA 17S

Reexamining Gender and Sexual Orientation: Revisioning the Representation of Queer and Trans People in the 2005 Edition of Our Bodies, Ourselves ELIZABETH SARAH LINDSEy 184

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A Publication of The National Women's Studies Association Vol. 17 No.1, Spring 2005 (continued)

Breasts, Blood, and the Royal V: Challenges of Revising Anatomy and Periods for the 2005 Edition of Our Bodies, Ourselves MARIANNE McPHERSON 190

Dialogue on Third-Wave Feminisms

Writing the Waves: A Dialogue on the Tools, Tactics, and Tensions of Feminisms and Feminist Practices Over Time and Place KRISTA JACOB and ADELA C. LICONA 197

Review Essays

Growing Up Female NATALIE G. ADAMS 206

Coming Out of the Shadows: Rethinking Gender, Deviance, and Feminist Critical Policy Studies MICHELE TRACY BERGER 212

Politics, Economics, and American Women after the Nineteenth Amendment HANNAH MIYAMOTO 226

Book Reviews

Sing, Whisper, Shout, Pray!: Feminist Visions for a Tust World edited by M. Jacqui Alexander, Lisa Albrecht, Sharon Day, and Mab Segrest This Bridge We Call Home: Radical Visions for Transformation edited by Gloria Anzaldua and AnaLouise Keating AURORA G. MORCILLO 233

Home Bound: Growing Up with a Disability in America by Cass Irvin Women with Disabilities Aging Well by Patricia Noonan Walsh and Barbara LeRoy (Dis)embodied Form by Anita Ghai MARTINA ROBINSON 236

Undivided Rights: Women of Color Organize for Reproductive rustice by Jae! Silliman/ Marlene Gerber Fried, Elena Gutierrez, and Loretta Ross RICKIE SOLINGER 239

Fundamental Differences: Feminists Talk Back to Social Conservatives edited by Cynthia Burack and Jyl J. Josephson ELLEN MESSER·DAVIDOW 241

Global Prescriptions: Gendering Health and Human Rights by Rosalind Pollack Petchesky JAEL SILLIMAN 243

Call for Papers . .246 NANNU :'lIen, "'omen ancl Gencler 111 China 83

VoL 7 no. 1 2005

LI Xiaorong, "Engendering Heroism: Ming-Qing Women's Song Lyrics to the Tune lHan Jiang Hong" Manling Luo, "The Seduction ofAuthenticity: 'The Story of Yingying'" 40

REVIEW ESSAYS

Charlotte FURTIl, "Rethinking van Gulik Again" 71 Bret HINSCH, "Van Gulik's Sexual Life in Anciellt Olilla and the Matter of Homosexuality" 79

BOOK REvIEWS

Glen DUDBRIDGE, TIre Legend '!f lHiaoshall (Stephen R. BOKENKAMP) 92 Rania HUNTINGTON, Aliell Killd: Foxes and Late Imp,,;al Chinese Narrative (Xiaofei KANG) .. 95

Haivor EIFRING, ed., Love and Emotions in Chinese Literature (Paul Ropp) 99 84 D''CJJNashim A JOURNAL Of JEWISH WOMEN'S STUDIES & GENDER ISSUES

Spring 0 NUMBER 9 0 5765/2005

JEWISH WOMEN'S SPIRITUALITY Consulting editor: Vanessa L. Ochs

Vanessa LOchs, Introduction 5 '.

Wendy Zierler, In Search of a Feminist Reading of the Akedah 10

Sharon Faye Koren, A Christian Means to a Conversa End 27 jill Hammer, Holle's Cry: Unearthing a Birth Goddess in a German Jewish Naming Ceremony 62

Pamela 5. Nadell, "Opening the Blue Of Heaven to Us": Reading Anew the Pioneers of Women's Ordination 88 Lori Lerkovitz and Rona Shapiro, Ritualwell.Org-Loading the Virtual Canon, or: The Politics and Aesthetics of Jewish Women's Spirituality 101 Yael Levine, Tehinnat hanashim levinyan hamikdash- The Supplication of the Mothers for the Rebuilding of the Temple: Excerpts and Commentary 126 Yael Levine and Chava W~issler, Tehinnat hanashim levinyan hamikdash: A Conversation 135 Vanessa L. Ochs, Waiting for the Messiah, a Tambourine in Her Hand 144

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Resident Artist: judith Margolis, A Challenging Grittiness: Spirituality in jewish Women's Art 170

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judith Plaskow, Three Steps Forward, Two Steps Back 184

Review Essay: judith 8askin, Approaches to the Representations of Women in Rabbinic Literature 191

Carol Meyers, Tani Craven, and Ross S. Kraemer (eds.), 'Nomen in Scripture: A Dictionary of Named and Unnamed \Nomen in the Hebrew Bible, the ApocryphaljDeuterocanonical Books, and the New Testament, reviewed by George Savran 204

Call for Papers-Nashim no. 12 jewish Women, Health, and Healing 208

Contributors to This Issue 210 NORA 85 Nordic Journal ofWomen sStudies

110. / 2005. Vo/ullle /3 Gender and Sexualities

Susallne V Knudsell alld Elisabet Rogg Editorial 2 Jail Wickman Introduction: Gender and Sexualities 3 Kristina FjeIkestam Tale of Transgression: Charlie and the Representation of Female Homosexnality in Interwar Sweden 9 Jells Rydstrom From Sodomy to Homosexuality: Rural Sex and the Inclusion of Lesbians in Criminal Discourse 20 Anne G. Sabo The Status of Sexuality, Pornography, and Morality in Norway Today: Are the Critics Ready for Bjorneboe's Joyful Inversion of Mykle's Guilt Trip? 36 Yvollne Svanstrom Through the Prism of Prostitution: Conceptions of Women and Sexuality in Sweden at Two Fins"de"Siecle 48

DEBATE Siv Fahlgren The Art of Living-or the Order of the Living Room Sofa 59

BOOK REVIEW Iris Rittenhofer Impasse Masculinity 67 Maria Eriksson Forbidden Actions: On Women's Organization and Feminist Theory 70 86 o art x a Journal Volume 15,2005 Scientific Ethics/Aesthetics

EDITORIAL. .4

Resistance that cannot be recognised as such: Suzana Milevska interviews Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak. 6

Artist's Pages Gisela \Veimann Cow School: Guitlelilles for Classes l3

Rebecca Jennison Borderline Cases: For JVamen OIllhe Bortlerlines 18

Susan Richmond Sizing Up the Dildo: L)lIda Bengtis' 1974 Arifortlm Advertisement as a Feminist Icon 24

Artist's Pages Nlartha Fleming Atomism and Animism 35 (from an exhibition at the Science Museum, 1999)

Patricia Eichenbaum Karetzky Time and Biorhythms: Chronobiological Issnes in the Art of Chen Lingyang 37

Artist's Pages Nell Tenhaaf FitlUnfil ..43-48

Barbara Maria Stafford Hedonics: Pleasure, Pain and the Neurobiology of Feeling 49

Eileen Legaspi-Ramirez Balaybay: Addressing the Volatile the workofKasibulan .55

Katarzyua Kosmala On the Ways of Being (Un)altered: 'Little Deaths' in the Video Installation Art of Hanna Nowicka and Alicja • ebrowska · 62

Miren Eraso How Critical Feminism and Queer Practices Coexist Today · 75

Mi Magazine: Katerina Matsoukis 79

Eva Heisler Of Landmarks and Birthmarks: the work of Katrin Sigurdard6ttir 80

Katy Deepwell Jane Prophet's Imaginary Organs ofa Cyborg 89

Short Book Reviews ······· ..···· 93

Subscription Details ·.· 96 87

news National and International News 4 news commentary Uncivil Rights: Bush Dismantles Civil Rights Commission 12 AIDS Has a Woman's Face 15 special feature: women and class Introduction to Special Issue on Women and Class 17 Class Issues: The Boltom Line for Feminist Change? 19 Classism: Why Should We Care? 22 From Scholar to Trucker 24 Empower DC: Interview with Linda Leaks 30 It's the Money, Honey 35 Born Poor and Smart 37 Are Working Class Men More Sexist? 39 Child Care Nowl Mothers Unite to Fight for Funding .41 Bibliography on Class Issues 52 reviews Can You Live on It? Nickel and Dimed 44 If Women Counted ; .47 Women, Race, and Class 48 Without a Net.. 50 Lesbians Speak: Out ofthe Class Closet 51 activism Nursing at Starbucks 53 Activism and Depression 56 regular features Lelters 61 Dykes to Watch Out For 64 Announcements 68 88

news National and International News .4

news commentary Women's Rights Across the World 10 The Dichotomy of Conscience: Man-made vs. Natural Dlsasters 18

activism J20 Counter Inaugural Journal: A Raging Granny's View 12 RC/DC J20: A Radical Cheerleader Reflects on the Inauguration 15 Rebellious Jezebels Unitel The March for Women's Lives One Year Later 17

special feature: women's issues around the world Another America Is Possible: 10,000 March Against America's Free Trade Policies 20 The Wells Are Drying Up: Water and Women in Ghana 23 Missing Miss India: Female Infanticide-Not a Practice of the Past.. 28 Sudan: Human Rights Abuses of Women Overlooked Despite International Allention 32 Widowhood Rites: Nigeria Women's Collective Fights a Dehumanizing Tradition 34 Fighting Femicide in Guatemala 36 We Are Everywhere! What an American Dyke Discovered About Lesbians in Zimbabwe 39 Human Rights March Diary .41 White Stockings and Black Widows: Women in Chechnya-Myths and Realities .44 New Zealand Feminists Put the Politica! Back into Lesbian .48 Iranian Women Filmmakers 51 Women Filmmakers in India 53

reviews Daughters of Afghanistan 56 Against Empire: Feminisms, Racism and the West.. 57 "A Probiem From Hell": America and the Age of Genocide 60 Persepoiis: The Story of a Chiidhood 63 Tough Ain't Enough: Miiiion Dollar Baby No Real Options for Women? 65

regular features Announcements 67 Festivals 68 Lellers 72 Dykes to Watch Out For 73

Correction: The cover design of the January-February 2005 issue on Money and Class was done by Megan Rulli. 89 !Ill I on analysis of gender and women's human rig his in ofrico July-December 200-1 ? Lin~~the Prolocol lolhe Africon Chorter on Humon ond Peoples' RlghlS on Ihe Rights of Women in Africo 10 the 16 days of Activism Agalnsl Gender. based Violence 5 Operationalising Ihe AU Prolcol on Ihe Rights of Women in Africa

lighting Up Africa and Ihe World: Hon. Wangorl Maolhai,2004 Nobel Peace Prl,e winner Pakistan Journal of Women's Studies: 90 Alam~e~Niswan

Volume 12 Number 1 2005

Tazeen M. Murshid Islam, Shariah Law, and the Role of Women in I Muslim Societies: Myths and Perceptions

Nefissa Naguib "Life is Upside Down" Women and Silent Crises 23 in the Middle East

Meenakshi Chabbra In a Different Voice: Young Women Speak on 37 & Anila Asghar the India·Pakistan Conflier

Farhat Taj Anderson Policing in Purdah 51

Kamala Liyanage Strategies for Training and Capacity Building for 75 Women in Local Self-Governanee in Sri Lanka

Asghar Ali Engineer On a Muslim Woman Leading the 89 Congregational Prayer

Tahera Aftab, Triangular Linkages berween Women's Studies 97 Kristi Poerwandari & Centres Marilyn Porter

Views & News 121 91 Peace&Freedom MAGAZINE OF THE WOMEN'S INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE FOR PEACE AND FREEDOM Spring 2005 Vol. 65 • No. 1

Inside This Issue Building the "Table of Peace" 3 2005-2008 Campaigns Selected .4 Peace, Justice in the Middle East .4 Save the Water .5 Iraq, Afghanistan: The Push for Empire 6 Profits of Mass Destruction 8 Race, Justice, and War 10 Is Cuba Next? 12 Committee Comer 14 How to Bring the Troops Home 16 World Social Forum Highlights' .18 WILPF's New Secretary General 19 WILPF's 90th Anniversary Congress 20 Triennial Congress Registration Form 21 Branch Action News 22 WILPF in Washington 24 Peace Education 26, 27 Poem: Only When Women Sing 27 Election 2004: What Happened in Ohio? 28 WILPF Resources Catalog 29,30 Peace & Freedom Index, 2004 31 Make a Pledge for Peace .32

Cover photos: WllPF archives

Peace and Freedom is published by the \fVomen's International League for Peace and Freedom (\N1LPf), US. Section. Submissions welcome; please query first. To contact the editor, e-mail [email protected].

Editor: Miranda Spencer Typesetting: Judy Mathe Fo ley Editorial Assistance: Marjorie Schier, copyediting; Pamela Jones-Burnley, proofreading. PHOEBE: Gender & Cultural Critiques 92 Volume 17, Number 1 SPRING 2005

Intersections: African Olaspora and Latino Studies

Vudu in the Dominican Republic: Resistance and Healing Ana-Maurine Lara

The Myth 01 the Indio: Race and the Dominican Performance 01 Identity 21 Jo-Anne Suriel

Reading Untamed Tongues: Salpic6n Analysis lor Reading Intersections 35 Between Fiction by Alrican American and Chicana Women Helane Adams Andrene Short Fiction/Essays

Bon OdorilMarie Mutsuki Mockett 59

Undertow/Lisa Nerenberg 81

Driving Under the Influence/Susan Lewis 90 Poetry

This Poem/Peler Uhrig 95

Tamar/Helen W Mallon 97

The Children's Golden Book 01 Science/linda Ontjes 98

Unspoken/Karen Bashkirew 100

Unloundlng Fathers/George Sperry 101

Sheller Lile/Maria Luisa Arroyo 102

Dashboard/Linda Young 103

When I Felt That Your Shadow Could Slay Me/Sandra Ahrens 104

This Is What Goes OnJCharlotte McCaffrey 105

Last Poem lor YouJC/aire Drucker 106

The Ditch/Christine DeSimone 107

Nude Descending a Staircase/Rulh Tucker 108

Poem 01 The DescenVSuzanne Owens 109

Finding Daddy's War Letters/Judith Cody 110

August In Tupelo/M8IY Laine Yarber 112

Nursing/Cindy Seckler 112

ConlessionJDonna J. Ge/agolls Lee 113

The Sound 01 Her Voice (lor Gertrude Stein)/Jenna Johnson 115

Book Reviews 117

Contributors 123 From the Editors Karm Beckwith and Lisa Baldez ARTICLES "W' Stands for Women: Feminism and Security Rhetoric in the Post­ 93 9/11 Bush Adminisltation Michaele L. Ferguson 9 When Women Run Against Women: The Hidden Influence ofFemale Incumbents in Elections to the U.S. House of Representatives, ~ d=' 1956-2002 ~ -.. Barbara Palmer and Dennis M Simon 39 ~ N--. (')-. >-. At the Intersection ofintimacy and Care: Redefining "Family" through " C/) the Lens ofa Public Ethic ofCare Q\ ~M~ 65 ~ ~ 0 Critical Mass Theory Revisited: The Behavior and Success of Token <:>-- ~ Women in State Legislatures ~ ;::l Kathleen A. Bratton 97 >-. 0.... ~..., CRITICAL PERSPECTIVES ON GENDER AND POLITICS ~ The Concept ofGender: Research Implications for Political Science ;:; ~ A Common Language ofGender? l\..) Karen Beckwith 128 <:::> Finding Gendet ~ Nancy Burns 137 Engendering Political Science: An Immodest Proposal MmJ Hawkes/(}orth 141 What It Means ro Study Gender and the State Mala Hum 157 Defending Modernity? High Politics, Feminist Anti-Modernism, and the Place ofGender Julia Ada",s a"dA"" SiJola Orloff 166

BOOK REVIEWS The Revolution Q;mtion: Feminisms in El SalvadDr, Chile, and Cuba, by Julie D. Shayne Feminis'" and the Legacy ofRevolution: Nicaragua, El Salvador, Chiapas, by Karen Kampwirth Reviewed by lIja A. Luciak 183 Recognition Struggles and Social Movements: Contested Identities, Agency and Power, Barbara Hobson, ed. Reviewed by Barbara Cruikshank 187 Governing NO\'(/: Grassroots Activism in tbe National Organization for WOmen, by Maryann Barakso Reviewed by Christina Wolbrecht 189 Gender and the Civil Rights Movement, Peter J. Ling and Sharon Montieth, eds. Reviewed by Evelyn M. Simien 192 WOmen and Development in Aftica: How Gender WOrks, by Michael Kevane Reviewed by Aili Mari Tripp 196 Recovering Subversion: Feminist Politics Beyond the Law, by Nivedita Menon Reviewed by Meghana V. Nayak 198 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS 203 INSTRUCTIONS TO CONTRIBUTORS 209 Race, Gender & Class 94 An Interdisciplinary and Multicultural Journal

II Volume 12, Number 1,2005 II Quantitative Approaches to NBC Analvsis

Guest Editor: Bart Landry

Bart Landry 4 lntroduction

Kei M. Nomaguchi 11 Are There Race and Gender Differences in the Effect of Marita/Dissolution on Depression?

Bradford Booth and David R.. Segal 34 Bringing the Soldiers Back In: Implications of Inclusion ofMilitary Personnel for Labor Market Research on Race, Class, and Gender

Erika Laine Austin 59 Women's STO Prevention and Detection Practices: The Specificity of Social Location

Brett A. Magill 82 Generalized Expectancies for Control among High-School Students at the Intersection of Race, Class, and Gender

Jennifer Castro and Bart Landry 97 Race, Gender, and Class Variation in the Effect of Neighborhood Violence on Adolescent Use of Violence

Bart Landry 121 Notes on TeachIng RGC Metho~o/ogy to Undergraduates

Juan Battle, Wanda Alderman-Swain, and Alia R. Tyner 126 Using an Interseclionality Model (0 Explain the Educational Outcomes . for Black StUdents in a Vadety ofFamily Configurations

Danielle .Taana Smith 152 Developing Entrepreneurship among African Americans: The Effects of Urban Residence

Gail Wallace 170 American·Sociological Association Race, Gender and Class Section Survey Report Contributors and Acknowledgements Editorial 6 Marge Berer Implementing ICPD: What's Happening in Countries 95 Features on the Theme 11 Worfd Health Organization Strategy to Accelerate Progress towards the Attainment of International Development Goals and Targets Related to Reproductive Health 19 Global Campaign for Education Girls Can't Wait: Why Girls' Education Matters and How to Make it Happen Now 23 Berit Austveg, Johonne Sundby Norway at ICPD+10: International Assistance for Reproductive Health Does Not Reflect Domestic Policies 34 Afomia Kaddour. Roghda Hofez, Women's Perceptions of Reproductive Health in Three Huda Zuroyk Communities around Beirut, lebanon 43 Philippe Forgues Women in Arab Countries: Challenging the Patriarchal System? 49 Jocelyn DeJong, Rona Jawad, The Sexual and Reproductive Health of Young People Iman Mortogy, Bonnie Shepard in the Arab Countries and Iran 60 Monica Petrocci, Silvina Ramos, AStrategic Assessment of the Reproductive Health and Dalia Szulik Responsible Parenthood Programme of Buenos Aires, Argentina 72 Sonia Correa, Peler Mcintyre, The Population and Reproductive Health Programme in Brazil Carlo Rodrigues, Anobe/a Paiva, 1990-2002: lessons learned Cecilia Marks 81 Caroline Dovey Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights in the United Kingdom at ICPO+1Q 88 Leilo Hessin; Global Progress in Abortion Advocacy and Policy: An Assessment of the Decade since ICPO 101 Stephen Lewis Orphans and Vulnerable Children Leiter to the Editor 104 Berit AU5tveg We Are Cracking Open Some Taboos - What about the Remaining Ones? Commentary 106 Marianne Hoslegrove, ICPD Goals: Essential to the Millennium Development Goals Stan Bernstein Roundtable 109 Sonia Correo, Adrienne Germain, Thinking Beyond ICPO+ to: Where Should Our Movement Rosalind PPetchesky Be Going? Implementing ICPO: Analysis 120 Guido Pennings legal Harmonization and Reproductive Tourism in Europe what's happening More Features: Maternal Health and Family Planning in countries 129 James Mcfntyre Maternal Health and HIV 136 Landon Myer, Miriam Rabkin, Focus on Women: linking HIV Care and Treatment with EloineJAbrams,Allan Rosenfield, Reproductive Health Services in the MTCT~Plus Initiative Wafaa M EI~Sodr Maternal health 147 Hyom Bashour, Raghda Hafez, Syrian Women's Perceptions and Experiences of Ultrasound Asmaa Abdulsalam Screening in Pregnancy: Implications for Antenatal Policy and family planning 155 Annabel Desgrees de Lou, Resumption of Sexual Relations Following Childbirth: Hermann Brou Norms, Practices and Reproductive Health Issues in Abidjan, Cote d'ivoire 164 Nuriye Ortay/i, Ay~en Bulut, Why Withdrawal, Why Not Withdrawal? Men's Perspectives Melin Ozugurlu, Muhtar f;okar Conference Report 174 Nondita Solomon AIDS 2004, Bangkok: A Human Rights and Development Issue Bookshelf 174 Tim Frasca Women and HIV/AIDS: Confronting the Crisis. UNAIDS 2004 Round Ups 184 Round Up: Condoms Contraceptive effectiveness of male condoms high Better instruction in the use of condoms could reduce breakage and slippage Branded mass media condom campaigns positively affect risk perception le Visa - Niger's own brand of condom (continued, next page) (continued) Advertising condoms in Korea 96 More training in condom use needed in the UK Delayed application of condoms is common in Australia Condom use can speed up regression of HPV-assodated lesions 187 Round Up: HIV/AIOS Mortality for babies born with HIV in relation to mothers' risk of death HtV and infant feeding: global gUidelines and local realities Trends in HIV prevalence in sub-Saharan Africa reviewed Changing behaviour and reduction of HIV prevalence in Tanzania Partner reduction, including concurrent partnerships, essential for HIV prevention Coordinating funds against HlV/AIDS is proving difficult Mededns sans Frontihes challenges WHO conclusions about global AIDS treatment Integrating HIV services can improve all primary health Care indicators Rapid HIV testing piloted in Swaziland Cameroon government suspends trial of AIDS drug amid ethical concerns More people entitlf'd to post-exposure prophylaxis in the US US refusal to fund HIV programmes for sex workers undermines women's rights Misinformation on nevirapine safety puts developing country PMTCT programmes at risk

194 Round Up: Service Delivery New heat-resistant aspirator for early abortions and treatment for incomplete abortion Introducing a new model of antenatal care to Thailand Providing reproductive health care in Afghanistan Developing a strategy to reduce maternal deaths: Sri lanka Poor, rural women missing out on antenatal care in north India Maternal mortality ratio reduced by half in Egypt New health care system fails Arab Israeli women Using participatory women's groups to reduce neonatal mortality in Nepal Post-partum morbidity among Karachi women Midwives discuss their approach to elective caesarean section Second opinion rarely prevents unnecessary caesarean Investigating the consequences of repeated Caesarean section Doctors in Chile deliver adolescent education in schools Improving medical stUdents' confidence in dealing with sexual health South African men have poor understanding of fertility and infertility Text messages to promote daily oral contraceptive use in the UK No reason for limiting use of emergency contraception Portuguese women learn about misoprostol from Women on Waves Reproductive rights and adults with learning disabilities High level of abortion-related deaths in Russia linked to late abortion UK cervical cancer screening saves up to 5,000 women a year Ovarian tissue transplant leads to successful birth Information about women's health disappearing in the US

202 Round Up: law and Policy Training paralegals in adolescent reproductive rights in Ghana FDA delays approval of over-the-counter emergency contraception in US Implementing ICPD: Mexican government authorises emergency contraception China makes sex-selective abortions a crime what's happening Doctors in Jamaica call for changes to abortion legislation UK guidelines advise against caesarean section on demand Homosexual men and lesbian women tortured because of their sexuality in countries Challenging the ethics of posthumous sperm retrieval in Israel Vietnam youth dialogue with policymakers Constitutional challenge in Colombia seeks to change abortion law Maternal health Beijing+ 10: women's human rights and gender equality prevail 207 Round Up: Research Safety of breast implants still unclear and family planning Half of us live where the fertility rate is below replacement level Reproductive spans contracting in India Primary health care nurses in South Africa want to be included in policymaking Women's perspectives on antenatal care in rural Zimbabwe Death in childbirth more likely than a primary education for Sudanes'e women Youth pregnancy crisis in Ireland is fuelled by a lack of contraceptive use Knowledge of fertile period does not significantly affect failure of periodic abstinence Risk of pregnancy after ligation-and-excision vasectomies low rate of infection after medical abortion Misoprostol alone for medical abortion in the US Problems diagnosing genital tuberculosis in women in developing countries Abuse in pregnancy in China Oestrogen does not protect postmenopausal women from decreasing mental function Scottish abortion rates not affected by availability of emergency contraception Masculinity, infertility, stigma and media reports Pregnancy rates have fallen in teens and risen in the over 30s in Canada

213 Round Up: Publications

222 RHM Author and Submission Guidelines 97

BOOK REVIEWS I COMPTES RENDUS

VOLUME 31, NOS. 1 + 2

9 Book Reviews I Comptes rendus

37 Skeptical Feminism: Activist Theory, Activist All the Rage: The Story of Gay Visibility in America 9 Practice Suzanna Danuta Walters Carolyn Dever Reviewe~ Suzanne Lenon by Reviewed by Sl/san S/a'!ford Friedman

II AlterNatives: Black Feminism in the Postimperial 42 Strong Women Stories: Native Vision and Nation Community Survival Ranu Samantrai Kim Anderson and Bonita Lawrence, eds. Reviewed by Marlha Kuwee Kumsa Reviewed by Vema SI. Denis

14 Between Femininities: Ambivalence, Identity and the 45 The Summer of Her Baldness: A Cancer Education of Girls Improvisation Mamina Ganick Catherine Lord Reviewed by Yasmin Jjwani Reviewed by Pam Patterson

17 Feminism and AntiRacism: International Struggles 48 Unequal Freedom: How Race and Gender Shaped for Justice American Citizenship and Labor France Winddance Twine and Kathleen M. Blee, cds. Evelyn Nakano Glenn Reviewed byAnne Wagner Reviewed"by Sandra Tam

19 The Girl and the Game: A History ofWomen's Sport 51 Voicing Chicana Feminisms: Young Women Speak in Canada Out on Sexuality and Identity M. Ann Hall Aida Hurtado Reviewed by LeA,me Petherick Reviewed by Berta Vigil Laden

20 How Should I Read These? Native Women Writers 54 Watching Rape: Film and Television in Postfeminist in Canada Culture Helen Hoy Sarah Projansky Reviewed by Laara Fitzllor Reviewed by Leslie Kern

23 I Know Who I Am: A Caribbean Woman's Identity in 56 Women and Sexuality in Muslim Societies Canada Pinar I1kkaracan, ed. Yvonne Bobb·Smilh Reviewed by Amina Jamal Reviewed by Patricia Diaz Barrero 62 Women in the Canadian Academic Tundra: 25 The Making of a Cybertariat: Virtual Work in a Real Challenging the Chill World Elena Hannah, Linda Paul, Swani Vethamany· Ursula Huws Globus, eds. Reviewed by Susan Sturman Reviewed by Valorie A. Crooks and Elizabeth A. Haack 28 Narratives at Work: Women, Men, Unionization, and the Fashioning of Identities 64 Women Traders in Cross-Cultural Perspective: Linda K. Cullum Mediating Identities, Marketing Wares Reviewed by Bonnie Slade Linda J. Seligmann, ed. Reviewed by Alison Fisher 30 Racism, Eh? A Critical interdisciplinary Anthology of Race and Racism in Canada 67 Books received I Llvres reQus Camille A. Nelson and Channaine A. Nelson, eds. Reviewed by Pam Patterson 73 Abstracts I Precis de lecture 33 Searching for Life: The Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo and the Disappeared Children ofArgentina 141 Annual Index I Index annuel I Volume 30 Rita Ardilti Reviewed by Michelle Bonner 147 Manuscript Reviewers I Evaluatrlces des 35 Selling Diversity: Immigration, Multiculturalism, manuscrits Employment Equity and Globalization Yasmeen Abu·Laban and Christina Gabriel Reviewed by Simone A. Browne 98 Room of One's Own CELEBRATING THE BEST IN WOMEN'S LITERATURE

PORTRAITS IN WINTER Volume 28.1 2005

b. borkent INTRODUCTION February 53 MELVA McLEAN AND Ping 54 KARIN KONSTANTYNOWICZ VERYL COGHILL Portraits in Winter 5 our language 55 Those three things 56 SHORT STORIES LEAH RAE RENATE M. MOHR Hot Ticket Tuesdays 57 Nonsense and Absence 7 LARA RAMSEY KATHY PARA Summer Harvest 72 Coyote 17 JENNIFER ROSE JANIS McKENZIE man, un(b)ending 73 What Parker Did 43

CATHY STONEHOUSE STEPHANIE LAFLEUR Oeconstructing Felix 63 I'd die 75 she. wearing a sari 76 LEAH BAILLY Some Reckless Abandon 91 ELIZABETH R. SHARROCK He Tends a Fire 77 POETRY ROSEMARY GRIEBEL KATHY PARA A Place to Look for a Mother 79 thin 15 Prairie Ghazal 80

PENNY-ANNE BEAUDOIN CAROLINE OiREILLY The Pig Farm 26 Bloom 81 Breadwinner/Breadmaker 82 MILDRED TREMBLAY Isabel 27 EMMANUELLE VIVIER Pots and Pans 83 YI"MEI TSIANG Thrush 28 SARAH LAPOINTE Bride 84 BRENDA SCHMIDT The Water Broke Ages Ago 29 VIRGINIA BOUDREAU Wishing 85 HARMONY HO M'A'C Girls 35 LINDA KING agoraphobia B6 KATIE SWEET My Neighbour's Scarf 40 CHANDRA McCANN How to Wear a Red Coat 41 Vinegar 87

VAUGHAN CHAPMAN JANET BAKER Rapunzel. a cancer poem 52 Sweet Corn 88 6 THE GEODE Nirvan Hope The rediscovery ofa precious stone reminds us that the greatest treasure lies within. 99 9 PROJECT GODDESS Goddm Dinll For nine months, we had met every month to embrace and encour­ age the Goddess within ourselves and our sisters. Now the day had come to share our empowerment with the world.

13 THE PLAY'S THE THING Lori Brady The sense of magic as the play opens is similar to the sense of magic I feel when I enter a ritual circle. In both we are brought out of time, into a place and world not our own, not our workaday world.

16 RIDING THE RED TIDE Lllpa Virida \Vithin the days ofour body's natural cleansing and renewal lies a wealth of magical potential. The pursuit of menstrual magic results in the healing ofour minds, bodies, and souls - a healing that can touch everything around us.

20 THETREASURE Box Patricia l\1artel The items in my treasure box arc precious to me, but it is the God­ dess who resides in my heart that is the greatest treasure of all.

23 LABYRINTH: WALKING THE SPIRAL PATH Linda Jl;lissouri A journey into the center of the labyrinth became a metaphor for the spiritual path, a way to surrender to one's inner wisdom.

27 GIFTS OF THE GARDEN Tammie Burmed Some Witches turn to their Tarot cards when they need guidance. Some find answers in the silent flickering flame ofa blessed candle. But through the years I've learned that no discipline helps me to really hear what Goddess is telling me more than working outdoors.

29 DISCOVERING OUR INNERTREASURE Jennifer HudJ01/ After years ofsccrecy, it is not easy to proclaim this expansivc uni­ vcrse that is my female body, my vagina, my clitoris, my G-spot.

4 Living the Dream Anne Newkirk Niven 32 One ofTen Thousand: Into the Darkwith Inanna Diana Paxson 41 Herbal Adventures Sm"" Weld 45 Everyday Enchantments LWUlea Weafhmtone 49 AstroBlessings Be< Smith 53 Time to Celebrate Wavedy Fitzgaald 57 Sisters of the Earth Cristina Eiuflberg 61 Goddess Muse Ann, Ma,kel 63 Sacred Self Care Val",a Sp,iggs 67 Sweet Medicine Stories Loba

DEPARTMENTS 71 A Circle is Cast 79 Leaves ofSage POETRY 83 Tools for Transformation I 9 Brjgid~ Song 87 The Rattle 19 Your HandJ 95 Weaving the Web 96 A Pinch ofSage 100 ) I G NS

J 0 u n • 0 w 0 m e n n C u u e • n d S 0 c e y

Volume 30 Number 3 Spring 2005

i. A New Sigm Editor: A Word from the Publisher 1972 Megan M, Ferry "lasculillity Sesifged? ISHus ofModenJity lwd Mille Subjecti"ity in ChilieS( Litemtlm: ofthe Lnu Twentieth Cmtllr.Y by Xueping 1741 "Skeleton Women"; Feminism and the Antiglobalization Zhong l1.1ovement Some of Us: Chi/we Women Growillg Up in the Milo Era edited by Clltheri,Je Esehle Xueping Zhong, Wang Zheng, and Bai Di

1771 The Complexity of Intersectionality Leslie McC(llJ 1975 Ann Chisholm Takillg the Field: Women, Men, Jwd Sports by ~tichael A, i\1essner Masculinities Spoilsports: UJlderstalidillg alld Pre.'enting Sexl/al E.....ploitatioll in 1801 Change among the Gatekeepers: "'kn, Masculinities, and Gender Sport by Celia H, Brackenridge Equality in the Global Arena R. ~v. Comull

1981 Wendy Harcourt 1827 The Hidden Discourse of Masculinity in Gender Discrimination Gwder and Community ill the Social COllstrtlction ofthe blfer/Jet Law by Leslie Regan Shade Tysoll Smith atld Afidmel Kimmel Hangillg Ollt ill tlu Virtual Pub: Maswfilll'tiu MId Relationships Onlille by Lori Kendall 1851 Masculinity, Masquerade, and Genetic Impersonation: Gattam's Queer Visions Jackie Staay 1984 R. Marie Griffith Radical Spirits: Spiritualism IIlld WomenJs Rights ill NimtuntlJ­ 1879 The Male Consumer as Loser: Beer and Liquor Ads in CO/wry Am(l'icil by Ann Braude Mega Sports j\lcdia Events Dipinc Femilline: TIuosophy lind FemhJiwl ill E1lglr11ld by Joy Michael A. MesStler tl1Jd Jeffrey MOJltez de Dca Dixon Mrs. Sta1lton}s Bible by Kathi Kern 1911 The Families of "'lan: Gay .Male Intimacy and Kinship in a Global "ktropolis luffilh Stacey 1989 Karen Bird PIII'ity ofthe Scm by Sylviane Agadnski Review Essay Profession ftlllllle politique: St.w ct potlvoir SOlIS la CilJljJ4ieme 1937 Locating 1\1J.sclilini~': Some Recent Work on ;\1cn RlptlbJiqlle by Mariette Sineau Robert A. Nye

1995 Whitney Walton 7]u Other Elllightenlllwt: How FrwclJ H'Omen Became Modern by Book Reviews Carla Hesse Rebdlious Hearts: British 1\'Om01 lV/·iters al1d the Frme/) Rn'oilltioll edited by Adriana Craciun and Kari E. Lolde

1963 Cynthia Young SailltJ, Simurs, Saviors: Strollg B/llCk Women ill AfdaHl AmeriuHl 1999 United States and International Notes Litemtllre by Trudier Harris COllftnlctillg tbe Black MaSCI/line: Identity alld IdCll/ity in African 2001 About the Contributors AmeriCClll MmJs LiUrtitHre find Cultllre, 1775-1995 by ~lallrice O. Wallace 2005 Guidelines for Contributors

1967 Matthew Basso Cold Warriors: Malllinm on Trial in the Rhetoric ofthe Wist by Suzanne Clark ConClptiom ofPostwar Germa1l Alaswlillity edited by Roy Jerome Jlan(Y StMes: ,J[aswlinitiu, International RdatiollS, alld GOlder Politics by Charlotte Hooper sinister wisdom A Journal by and for Lesbians 101 64 Spring 2005 Lesbians and Music, Drama and Art

4 Fran Day. Notes for a Magazine 5 Upcoming Issues: Call for Submissions

8 Laura Aguilar. Anisr's Statement: Photography 10 Sierra Lonepine Briana. Dedicated to Making An 10 Sheridan Gold. Ashiko 11 Barbara Ester. My Personal Journeyimo Lesbian Music and Culture 15 una. faces of myself 17 Cris \X!iUiamson. Iouoduction to the Songbook 18 Cris Williamson. Remember \\!hen 18 Cds \Villiamson. He~She Girl 20 Tee A. Corinne. Friends When You Need Them 23 Rose Marcario. Reflections on the 25th Anniversary Production of Jane Chambers' Last Summer at Bluefish Cove 26 Carolyn Gage. The Drum Lesson 33 SandyTate. Interview with Mary Watkins 40 Marjorie Norris. Anim.a, Spirit 41 Ann Hackler. The Institute for the Musical Arts 43 Sudie Rakusin. Art in Print 44 Ferron. Courting the Muse: Sentimental Education 48 Virginia R. Harris. Artist's Statemem: Fabric An 50 Tangren Alexander. Ho'.v Lesbian Music Changed My Life and Lesbian Art Sustained It 52 Jean \Veisinger. A Photographer's Journey 54 Reign. The heart drums 54 Reign. \Vhy Music for \Vomen? 55 Sarita Johnson. Reflections on the Poster for A Lesbian Art Exhibit 56 Happy/L. A. Hyder. Vivid 58 Judy Freespirit. The First National Lesbian Feminist Conference 61 Becky Banasiak Code. Georgia Q'Keeffe: Releasing the Spirit 64 Becky Banasiak Code. New Mexico Road 66 Alix Dobkin. The Adventures oflavender Jane 69 Alix Dobkin. The Further Adventures of Lavender Jane 71 Ruth Mountaingrove. Lesbian and Art 74 Mary Meriam. Sonata 77 Qna Marae. A Song of the Soul (continued, next page) (continued) sinister wisdom A Journal by and for Lesbians 102 64 Spring 2005 Lesbians and Music, Drama and Art

79 Susan Keleher. Sculptural ~vlovement 82 Krisran Aspen. Oregon Women's Culture 90 Jean Sirius. An Inadvertent Artist 92 Jean '[lylor. Lesbian Performances Downunder 94 Berhroor Gwynn, ThcatcrwomOll 100 Jamie t\nderson. \X1omen's Music Saved I'v[r Life t04 Kathleen Allen, Somewhere Deep Within 108 Jess McVey; How Did I Get Here? 109 Bonnie J. [vlorris. \'{1hen Lesbians Ruled the \'7orld III Lilith Lynn Rogers. A Lusty Melody

113 Contr1butors' Notes 120 Book Review: Minus One: A 1iuelve-StepJourney by Bridget Bufford reviewed by Lori L. Lake 121 Books Received I Lesbian Art Books 122 Announcements 127 Back Issues 128 Subscription Form

ART Front Cover: Virginia R. Harris: Either/Or Back Cover: Jean \X1eisinger: Angela \X1ellman, Trombonist 3 Jess McVey' Untitled Sculpture 1 (Photo by Judy Reed) 7 Laura Aguilar: Stillness # 16 9 Laura Aguilar: Nature Self-Portrait #7 16 zan a: Untitled 20 Tee A. Corinne: Composite 21 Tee A. Corinne: Photograph of Irene Perez 21 Tee A. Corinne: Phowgraph of Pell and \'(foman Crafts \'(fest 22 Tee A. Corinne: Photograph of Barbara Cameron 22 Tee A. Corinne: Photograph of Lenore Chinn 25 Slidie Rakllsin: Untided-I 33 Roxanna N. Piamma: Photograph ofMaryWatkins and SandyTate 39 Karen Cooper: Photograph of Mary \Vatkins 43 Sudie Rakusin: Awaiting My Muse 48 Virginia R. Harris: Confluence 49 Virginia R. Harris: Retrofit 11 53 Jean \X1eisinger: Self~Ponrait: Seeing MyselfThrough Alice \Valker's Eyes 55 Sarita Johnson: Poster: For the Love of\Vomen: A Lesbian Art Exhibit 65 Sudie Rakusin: Untided~2 76 Sudie Rakusin: Untitled-3 91 Jean Sirius: Car, Leaf 99 Hawk Madrone: Dethroot Gwynn in "[mmaculate Decision" 107 Jess McVey' Untitled Sculpture 2 (Photo by Judy Reed) I08 Jess McVey' Untitled Sculpture 3 (Photo by Judy Reed) 112 Grace Berge. Photograph ofGwen Avery 103

Vol, 17 #1 March 2005 Features

Beata Shihepo: A challenge to women 4 International Women's Day: What does it mean to men? 6 Protesting the violence against women and children 10 What is paedophilia? 11 Stop the war! 12 Put yourself in her place 13 Windows of hope for our children 14 Playing with light: the photography of Gina Figueira 15 Beata Shihepo: Oku Ii Eshongo kOvakainhu 18 Bevordering van menseregte vir aile vroue in Namibia 20 Swanger Vrou 21 Zimbabwe: Joyce no cause for rejoicing 22 An election to quicken Zimbabwe Sunset 23 Put me back in my house 24 A tragedy of lives 25 What is art? 30 Voice/Over 31

How to be a fabulous feminist. 32

Regulars

Newsclippings 26 Community Action: Namibia National Association of Women in Business 28 Letters 29 Social Pol itics 104 INTERNATIONAL STUDIES IN GENDER, STATE, AND SOCIETY

Volume 12 • Number 1 • Spring 2005

Introduction 1 BARBARA HOBSON Useful and Priceless Children in Contemporary Welfare States 3 PAVLA MILLER Women's Citizenship in the Time of Activation: The Case of Lone Mothers in "Needs-Based" Welfare States 42 ANNESKEVIK Liberal, Conservative, Social Democratic, or ... European? The European Union as Equal Employment Regime' 67 ANGELIKA VON WAHL Special Fornm: Perspectives on Trmlsnationalism, Trafficking, and Prostitution Migrants in the Mistress's House: Other Voices in the "Trafficking" Debate 96 LAURA AGUSTIN Trafficking Women after Socialism: To, Through, and From Eastern Europe 118 GAIL KLIGMAN AND STEPHANIE LIMONCELLI The Political Debates on Prostitution and Trafficking of Women 141 JOYCE OUTSHOORN Contributors 156 Studies 111 Gender and Sexuality 105

Volume 6 Number 1

2005

Sexuality and Suffering, Or the Eew! Factor Muriel Dimen, Ph.D. 1

Skimming the Milk, Cajoling the Soul­ Embodiment and Obscenity in Sexuality: Commentary on Muriel Dimeo's Paper Ruth Stein, Ph.D. 19

Disgust, Desire, and Fascination-Psychoanalytic, Cultural, Historical, and Neurobiological Perspectives: Commentary on i\1uriel Dimeo's Paper Mark Blechner, Ph.D. 33

Power and Shame: Reply to Mark Blechner and to Ruth Stein Muriel Dime>!, Ph.D. 47

Extreme Beauty Lynne Zeavin, Psy.D. 63

Screen Images and Concepts of Sexual Agency in Science and Social Science Jeannette Marie Mageo, Ph.D. Linda Stone, Ph. D. 77 Studies 111 Gender and Sexuality 106

Volume 6 :\ umber 2

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CLINICAL CASE ROU:-::DTABLE

From Provocation and Combustibility toward Mutuality: Once !vlore with Less Rage, Please Taras Babiak, M.D., F.R.C.P.C.

The Phallus and the Person: Commentary on Paper by Taras Babiak Stuart A. Pizer, Ph.D., ABPP 135

Laws. Desires, and Contaminations-i\'lutuality with a Price: Commentary on Paper by Taras Babiak Adrienne Harris, Ph.D. 145

Essential Enactments: Commentary on Paper by Taras Babiak Philip A. Ringstrom, Ph.D., Psy.D. 155

Distinguishing between i\lastery and Domination: Response to Discussants Taras Babiak, M.D., F.R. C.P. C. 165

FURTHER CONTRIBUTIONS

Donning the Mask of Motherhood: A Defensive Strategy, a Developmental Search Zina Steinberg. Ed.D. 173

Refracted Visions: A Critique of "Mirroring Evil: Nazi Imagery/Recent Art" Laura S. Levitt, Ph. D. 199 regular features

Ever been teased or bullied for your race, sexuality, or just for being different? It sucks, VOL. 14, ISSUE 1 doesn't it? Teens share their survival stories. And tips on how to be an anti-bully. 2005

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11ltrodlution JACQUELINE ELLIS AND EDVIGE GIUNTA II

ESSAYS Traveling in the Contact Zone: Study Abroad and Student Writing LYNNE DICKSON BRUCKNER AND ERICA L. JOHNSON 13

Critical Fictions, Critical Spaces: Teaching Mu/ticultural and Queer r+"'mens Literature in China SALLY MCWILLIAMS 32

Curriculum Development and Developing Pedagogies: Finding Space for Critical Education at a South African University NEIL Roos 52

Your Place or Mine? TIle Insider/Outsider in the Classroom in Hawai'i SERJ I. LUANGPHINITH 68

MEDIA REVIEWS If Y<>u White, You Write: Teaching Race- Consciousness HIRAM PEREZ

Global Fundamentalism, Post-9/11 America, and the Ever-Present Villue ofFeminism CHRIS CUOMO !O3

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Contributors 125 Tulsa Studies in Women's Literature 109 Volume 24, Number 1 Spring 2005

From the Editor 7 Sherlock's Sisters: The British Female Detective, 162 /864-1913, by Joseph A. Kestne<. "Counterfeit Colour": Making Up Race 13 L)'lHl M. Alexander in Elizabeth Cary's The Tragedy of Mariam Kimberly Woosley Poitevin Women, Compulsion, Modernity: The Moment 164 of American Nlllura!ism, by Jennifer L. Fleissner. "In This Strang Labourinth, How Shall I 35 MarjOlie Pryse Tume?": Needlework, Gardens, and Writing in Mary Wroth's Pamphilia to Amphilanthlls Colonial Strangers: Women Wriling The End of 166 Jennifer Munroe The British Empire, by Phyllis Lassner. Margaret D. Stetz "I Recognized Myself in Her": Identifying 57 with the Reader in George Eliot's The Mill on Hearts of Darkness: While Women \Vrite Race, I 168 the Floss and Simone de Beauvoirs Memoirs by Jane Marcus. of a Duriflll Daughter }emUle Perreault Laura Green Edith Wharton's Writings From The Great War, 170 "The Pleas of the Desperate": Collective 81 by Julie Olin-Ammentorp. Agency Versus Magical Realism in Ana Mary Anne Schofield Castillo's So Far From God Marra Caminero-Sanrangelo Healing Narratives: Women \Vriters 172 Curing Cultural Dis-ease, by Gay Wileotz. The Neodomestic American Novel: The Politics 105 Marilyn Dallman Se)'1ll011T ofHome in Barbara Kingsolver's The Poisonwood Bible Kristin J. Jacobson Risking Difference: Identification, Hace, 173 and Community in Contemporary Fiction and Feminism, by Jean Wyatt. Bread and Brandy: Food and Drink in the Poetry 129 Brooks BOI{SOIl of Marilyn Hacker J. Mary Biggs ANNOUNCEMENTS

BOOKS RECEIVED REVIEWS CONTRIBUTORS

Skeptical Feminism: Activist Theory, 151 Activist Practice, by Carolyn Dever. Molly Hite

Wonder Women: Feminisms and Superheroes, 155 by Lillian S. Robinson. Shelley Annitage

Intimate Friends: Women \%0 Loved Women, 157 1778-1928, by Martha Vicious. Caroline Gonda

Writing out of Place: Regionalism, Women, and 159 Amen·can Literary Culture, by Judith Fetterley and Marjorie Pryse. Carolyn L. Karcher VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN 110 Volume 11 Number 1 January 2005

CONTENTS Editor's Introduction 3 Articles White Privilege, Color Blindness, and Services to Battered Women DENISE A. DONNELLY, KIMBERLY j. COOK, DEBRA VAN AUSDALE, and LARA FOLEY 6 Domestic Violence at the Intersections ofRace, Class, and Gender: Challenges and Contributions to Understanding Violence Against Marginalized Women in Diverse Communities NATALIE j. SOKOLOFF and IDA DUPONT 38 The Mediational Role ofRelationship Efficacy and Resource Utilization in the Link Between Physical and Psychological Abuse and Relationship Termination CHITRA RAGHAVAN, SUZANNE C. SWAN, DAVID L. SNOW, and CAROLYN M. MAZURE 65 Women's Experience ofViolence During Stalking by Former Romantic Partners: Factors Predictive of Stalking Violence KARL A. ROBERTS 89 Adult Domestic Violence in Cases of International Parental Child Abduction SUDHA SHETTY and JEFFREY L. EDLESON 115 Book Review Predators, Pedophiles, Rapists, and Other Sex Offenders by Anna Salter WENDY A. WALSH 139

Call for Papers 143 Call for Papers 144 Wisconsin Women's Law Journal 111

VOLUME XX, NUMBER 1 SPRING 2005

CONTENTS

FOREWORD ..••...... •...... •.... Senior Editorial Board

TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION

TAKE NOTICE UNWED FATHERS: AN UNWED MOTHER'S RiGHT TO PRIVACY IN ADOPTION PROCEEDINCS •....•.. Cecily L. Helms 1 and Phyllis C. Spence

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND THE FAILURES OF WELFARE REFORM: THE ROLE FOR WORK LEAVE LEGISLATION ...•.•...••....•...•... Ralph Henry 67

WISCONSIN ACT 110: WHEN AN INFANT SURVIVES AN ABORTION •.....•.....•...• Michele Kun Frishman 101

FROM BOSNIA TO SUDAN: SEXUAL VIOLENCE IN MODERN ARMED CONFLICT .....•..• Stephanie N. Sackellarcs 137

ANOTHER WOMAN'S BODY FOUND OUTSIDE JUAREZ: APPLYING VElASQUEZ RODIUCUEZ FOR WOMEN'S HUMAN RiGHTS .•...... •..••. .Joan H. Robinson 167 112 SPRING I SUMMER 2005 VOLUME 26, NUMBER 1

2 ONE POINT PERSPECTIVE By Elsa Honig fine

PORTRAITS 3 ROSEMARIE BECK By Martiea Sawin 8 JANET SOBEL: Primitivist, Surrealist, and Abstract Expressionist By Gail Levin 1 5 JACQUELINE JACKSON: Art as a Spiritual Unfoldment By Sandra Hamilton-Hohf 20 MARYANN WEBSTER: Motherboards, Mutant Gardens, and the Human Condition By Shelly Enard Smith 26 ANITA BERBER: Imaging A Weimar Performance Artist By Susan LCIikln funkenstein

ISSUES AND INSIGHTS 32 THE AMERICAN GIRLS' CLUB IN PARIS: The Propriety and Imprudence ofArt Students, 1890-1914 By Mariea Caudill Dennison 38 CHRISTINA OF SWEDEN'S PATRONAGE OF BERNINI: The Mirror ofTruth Revealed by Time By Ulion H. Zirpolo

REVIEWS 44 The Modem Woman Revisited: Paris Between the ¥lars edited by Whitn~y Chadwick and Tina True Latimer Reviewed by Ute L. Tollini 46 Marie Laurencin: Une Femme InadapMe in Feminist Histories ofArt by Elizabeth Louise Kahn Reviewed by Heather Mcpherson 48 A Life of Creation: An Autobiography, by Charlotte Perriand Charlotte Perriand: An Art ofLiving, edited by Mary McLeod Reviewed by Anna Noyakov so Imaging Her Selves: Frida Kahlo's Poetics ofIdentity and Fragmentation. by Gannit Ankori "My Grandparents, My Parents and I," curated by Gannit Ankori Frida Kahlo's Diary, translated into Hebrew by Gannit Ankori Reviewed by Salomon Grimberg

52 Lee Bontecou: A Retrospective, edited by Elizabeth A. T. Smith Reviewed by Virginia Pi"s Rembert 53 Sarah McEneaney. edited by Ingrid Schaffner Reviewed by Robin Rice 54 Philadelphia Murals and the Stories They Tell, by Jane Golden, Robin Rice, and Monica Yant Kinney Reviewed by Judith E. Stein 56 Contemporary Arab Women's Art: Dialogues ofthe Present edited by Fran Lloyd Reviewed by Linnea S. Dietrich 58 Feminine Fables: Imaging the Indian ';Yarnan in Painting, Photography and Cinema, by Geeti Sen Reviewed by Sarita K. Heer 60 The Feminism and Visual Culture Reader, edited by Amelia Jones Reviewed by Cassandra Langer 6 1 Feminism-Art-TheOly, An Anthology 1968-2000, edited by Hilary Robinson Reviewed by Marilynn Lincoln Board WOMEN: A CULTURAL REVIEW 113

VOLUME 16 NUMBER 1 SPRING 2005

Writing the Diversity of Gender

AR TlCLES The Feminine Mystique: Sexual Excess and the Pre~Political Housewife MEREDITH MrLLER Feminist Utopias and Questions of Liberty: Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale as Critique of Second \'('ave Feminism FIONA TOLAN 18 Lesbian Bastard Heroes: The Uses of Illegitimacy for Modern Lesbian Fiction and Identity ESTHER SAXEY 33 Butch Lesbians and Desire KRIISTIINA JALAS 52 The Sacred May Not Be the Same as the Religious: Angela Carter's 'Impressions: The Wrightsman Magdalene' and 'Black Venus' JUSTYNA SEMPRUCH 73 'One of them, but white': The Disappearance of Negro: An Anthology (1934) CAROLES~ENEY 93

REVIEWS Holly Henry, Virginia Woolf and the Discourse 0/ Science: 71Je Aesthetics 0/ Astronomy KATE PRICE 108

Victoria Burrows, Wbiteness and Trauma: Tbe Mother~ Daughter Knot in the Fiction a/Jean Rbys, Jamaicil Kincaid and Toni Morrison; Jane Marcus, Hearts ofDarkness: White Women Write Race AIU MCCONNON 111 Reina Pennington, Wings, \t7omen and War: Soviet

Airwomen in World War II Combat; Anne Noggle l A Dance with Death: Soviet Airwomen in World War II PETRA RAU 115

Maggie Humm l Modernist Women and Visual Culwres: - Virginia Woolf, Vanessa Bell, PhotograpJry and Cinema STEFANlE LOTZ 119 Charmian Brinson and Betty Lewis (eds), Time Will Tell: Memoirs ofYvonne Kapp TRACY HARGREAVES 122

BOOKS RECEIVED Compiled by TRUDI TATE 126

NEW AND RECENT TITLES Compiled by ANNE HART;\lA1"1 128

ABSTRACTS AND KEYWORDS 134

ABOUT OUR CONTRIBUTORS 139 114 ~I~ ~~i~O~IT1ents international magazine

No.66/67 SPRING/SUMMER 2005

WEspeak PROGRAMS & RESPONSES 4 Young Women Working 31 Dare to Dream Connecting the Local and the Global Corporate Encouragement of Young Women·s Pursuits Features Kim O. Abramson

THEIR STORIES 34 Engendering Youth Shortcomings of Canadian Youth 5 We're Here to Serve Employment Programs Young Women in the Service Industry Sandra Tam Ann Danilevich

7 Genevieve Nnaji and the African Women's Revolution WE Research The Hardest Working Actress in NoUywood 37 Young Women Work MikeUe Antoine Community Economic Development Approaches 9 Another Day of Subbing to Reducing Poverty and Improving Income AShort Season in the Sex Trade Molly McCracken Claire Major 40 Intersecting Realities 11 Entrepreneurial Spirit and Strong Views Young Women and Call Centre Work in India An Interview with Hampstead Tea Founder Kiran and Canada Tawadey Srabanl Maltra and Jasjit Sangha Katherine Verhagen In The Field 13 In Solidarity Interview with United Food and Commercial 43 Wangari Maalhai Workers' Anna Liu A Woman of Distinction Gaye-Frances Atexander Catherine Kilelu WORKING UNDER CONSTRAINT 44 Sewing Creativity A Look at the Art and Teaching Style of 17 Women, Poverty and Productivity Annie Thompson AVoice From Nigeria Sonja Greckol and Ann Danilevich Adeola Akinsanmi 45 Women, Provisioning and Community 19 Murder, Mystery and Mistreatment Mexican Maquiladoras 46 Ten Years of Federal Budgets Allison Moffatt Double Whammy for Women

21 AttitUdes That Don't Work 46 Fields Inslilute Responds 10 Summers' Women with Disabilities and Employment Allegations on Women In Science Myroslava Tataryn 47 Renowned Feminist Geographer Jonl Seager 24 Workplace Harassment In Tanzania Young Women Speak Out Poetry Consolata Godfrey 15 cracking IIhe codel MAKING CONNECTIONS Catherine Maclnlosh

26 Female Activism and Leadership 28 Here An Empowered Woman in a '"Glocal" System E. H.D. Chamita T. Attanapola 45 Glimpses inlo Me 29 Feeding A Hunger Across Difference Ann Danllevich Julie Mooney 48 In Print

58 Updates

59 Announcements The Double Burden ofand Negative Spillover Between Paid and Domestic Work: Associations with Health Among Men and Women liS Ari Viiiiniillell, MSocSci, .MA May II. Kel'in, MD Leella Ala-Mursllla, MD Jaana Pentti, A1Sc Mika Kivimiiki, PhD ~ Jussi Vahtera, A1D, PhD i: 3 Comparing \Vomen of Diffedng Sexual Orientations Using ".. ~ 9 Population-Based Sampling 19 z Debomh 1. Bowell, PhD c 3 Jndy B. Bradford, PhD 0' :3 Diane Powers, lit/A ~ Pam McMorrow, BS '" (D 0 Rhonda Linde, PhD '"0 Bianca Cody Mwphy, EdD .. :::J JiYUll Han, BS James Ellis, MSc ~ Female Methamphetamine Users: Social Characteristics and Sexual Risk Behavior 35 Shirley J. Semple, PhD I Igor Gmllt, l\1D (D Tho1/las L. Patterson, PhD 0) Religious Beliefs, Faith Community Involvement -~ and Depression: A Study of Rural, Low-Income Mothers 51 lv1. E. Betsy Garrison, PhD :::r Loren D. iVlarks, PhD Frances C. Lawrence, PhD BOllnie Braull, PhD

:Nloving Beyond Disclosure: Women's Perspectives on Barriers and Motivators to Seeking Assistance for Intimate Partner Violence 63 Ruth Petersen, MD, MPH Kathryn E. Moracco, MPH, PhD Karen M. Goldstein, MSPH Kathryn Andersen Clark, PhD

Generations Exercising Together to Improve Fitness (GET FIT): A Pilot Study Designed to Increase Physical Activity and Improve Health-Related Fitness in Three Generations of Women 77 Lynda B. Ransdell, PhD, FACSM LeAlll1 Robertson, BS Lvnne Omes, RN, PhD Candidate Laurie Moyer-Ali/eur, PhD

Domestic Violence Against I J6 Turkish Housewives: A Field Study 95 Atilla S. Mayda, MD Dilek Akk!l~, RN, MSc

Exploring Chinese Women's Cultural Beliefs and Behaviours Regarding the Practice of "Doing the Month" 109 Eleanor Holroyd, PhD Sheila Twilln, PhD Ip Wan Yim, MPhii 116 Women

Volume lLXVIII Number 1 Spring 2005

Ballots and Bullets: Adapting Women's Rights Arguments to the Conditions ofWar 1 Linda Czuba Brigance

Naming Women: The Emergence of"Ms." as a Liberatory Title 8 Wendy Atkins-Sayre

The Myth ofServant-Leadership: A Feminist Perspective 17 Deborah Eicher-Catt

Selling Social Status: Woman and Automobile Advertisements from 1910-1920 26 Michele Ramsey

Japanese Women's Perceptions ofSexism in Language 39 Naoko Takemaru

Prebirth Gender Talk: A Case Study in Prenatal Socialization 49 Kara Smith

Gender and Assertiveness: Bargaining in the Traditional Market in East Java 54 Esther Kuntjara

Book Reviews 62

Abstracts 67 117 Women & Music

VOLUME 7, 2003

Elizabeth Mackinlay I Yanyuwa Women Play Too: Didjeridu Performance at Borrolool3, N.T.

Anne Sivuoja-Gunaratnam 12 Male Fantasies in Einar Englund's Symphony No. I: The Symphony as a Technology of Male Gender Articulation

Maria V. Johnson "jelly jelly jellyroll": Lesbian Sexuality and Identity in Women's Blues

France Fledderus 53 Funk, or

Reviews

Jane Bowers From Private to Public Spheres: Exploring Women's Role in Dutch Mt,sical Life from c. I70a to c. r800 and Three Case Studies, by Helen H. Metzelaar

Elisabeth Le Guin Music and Women ofthe COffJmedia dell'arte in the Late Sixteenth Century, by Anne MacNeil

Elizabeth Tolbert Music and Gender, edited by Pirkko Moisala and Beverley Diamond, foreword by Ellen Koskoff

Contributors 118 Women & Music

VOLUME 8, 2004

Karen Ahlquist 1 Masculinity and Legitimacy on the English Musical Stage: The Mature Male, 1800--1845

Clara Henderson and \Vomen as Religious and Political Praise Singers within Lisa Gilman African Institutions: The Case of the CCAP Blantyre Synod and Political Parties in Malawi

Introduction: Two Experiences in Teaching Judy Tsou 4' Gender-Related Music Courses

Claudia Macdonald Are We There? Women's Studies in a Professional Music Program

Marcia]. Citron 47 Feminist Waves and Classical Music: Pedagogy, Performance, Research

Joyce Andrews 61 Composer Rhian Samuel: The Female Viewpoint and \Velsh Influences in Her Vocal Music

Shannon L. Green 73 Controversy and Conflict in the Henry Street Settlement Music School, 1927-1935

Reviews

Mary Simonson 86 Club Cultures and, Female Subjectivity: The Move {rom Home to House, by Maria Pini

Beverley Diamond 92 Music in Lubavitcher Life, by Ellen Koskoff

Contributors 95 Women & Performance A Journal ofFeminist Theory 119

Vol. 14 no, 2 Issue 28 2005 Twentieth Anniversary ISIU8

Introduction 0 7 Helen's Eyes-A Text on Knowing, Vision and the From A Memoir-In-Progress 0 9 Not-Quite-There Future 0 81 Yvonne Rainer Petra Kuppers My Acceptance Speech for AfroSocialitelifeDiva 0 85 "Best Performance As A Woman" 0 13 Cynthia Oliver Mikki Halpin Finnochio: The Holiday Classic 0 89 Theater, and The Future of The Body 015 Marsian De Lellis Kate Bornstein Coming of Age-Still Photo Essay 0 19 Performance I Manifesto 0 93 Dona Ann McAdams Kt Kilborn Avatars and Acting Bodies: Notes Toward an Aesthetics Rereading. Women and Performance 0 23 of liminality, or Where Have All the Identities Gone? 0 101 Rebecca Schneider Tom Lavazzi Bush Women 0 27 Performing the Tango's DualUfe: Anita Gonzalez Immigrant Tales from the Field 0 105 A Cry For Freedom: Anahi Viladrich An Interview with Mary Cochran and Sara Hook 0 29 In Defense of Democracy: Celebrating Emily Mann 0 111 Paul Scolieri Carol Martin Resume 0 37 Teaching, Minoritarian Knowledge, and love 0 117 Susana Cook Jose Esteban Munoz Where Feminism Has Not Disappeared 0 39 Democracy, Invisibility, and The Dramatic Arts 0123 Gwendolyn Alker Emiiy Roysdon Give Me An F: Radical Cheerleading and Feminist Performance 0 43 Honey 0 127 Jeanne Vaccaro May Mahala Ust of Contributors 0 129 Vulva's Morphia 0 51 Carolee Schneemann The Choreography of Women's labor 0 55 Barbara Browning

Excerpts from A Woman Who 059 Rebecca Miller

The Birth of Feminism 0 65 The Guerrilla Girls IBegin Here: ANarrative Manifesto on Female Sensuality and Action 0 61 Martha Donovan Yes, I'll Admit it-lUke Boy Bands, So What? 0 69 Sandra R. Garcia Breast Strokes: Performing Annie Sprinkle's Tit Prints 0 11 Elizabeth Stephens Tit Prints 0 77 Annie Sprinkle 120 WOMEN IT' r 1iiila & &1, hi $ THERAPY A Feminist Quarterly

Voilime 28, Number 1 2005

Therapeutic and Legal Issues .for 1llerapists Who Have Survived a Client Suicide: Breaking the Silence

Introduction: The Professional Is Personal Kayla Miriyam Weiner

Surpassing the Quota: MUltiple Suicidas in a Psychotherapy Practice Donna M. James .

WhO, What, When, Where, How, and Mostly Why? A Therapist's Grief over the Suicide of a Client Gail O. Anderson

Don't Forget About Me: The Experiences of Therapists-in-Training After a Client Has Attempted or Died by Suicide Jason S. Speigelman, James L. Werth, Jr.

Suggestions for Supervisors When a Therapist Experiences a Client's Suicide Doreen Schultz

Therapists as Client Suicide Survivors Onja T. Grad, Konrad Michel

Touching the Heart and Soul of Therapy: Surviving Client Suicide Pam Rycroft

Suicide and the Law: A Practical Overview for Mental Health Professionals Stephen R. Feldman, Staci H. Moritz, G. Andrew H. Benjamin Women 121 & Therapy

Volume 28 Number 2 2005

The Ethics of Mutuality and Feminist Relational Therapy Susan S. Stocker

Building Connections: Relational Group Work with Female Adolescent Offenders Georgia B. Calhoun, Christi L. Bartotomucci, Briar A. McLean

Breaking the Silence Surrounding Female Adolescent Sexual Desire Caitlin E. Welles

Challenging Rape Culture: Awareness, Emotion and Action Through Campus Acquaintance Rape Education Elena L. Klaw, Kimberty A. Lonsway, Dianne R. Berg, Craig R. Waldo, Chevon Kothari, Christopher J. Mazurek, Kurt E. Hegeman

Reflecting Team Group Therapy and Its Congruence with Feminist Principles: A Focus on African American Women Kim Marie Vaz

A New Perspective on Women's Anger: Therapy Through the Lens of Anger Diversion Deborah L. Cox, Sally St. Clair

Advancing Women's Health Care: Diagnostic, Treatment, and Social Factors of PMDD Sandra Cot1ina

BOOK REVIEWS ® MARCH 2005 Volume 14, No.3

Use guerilla tactics to surviveiri'the~e-crYing times...... 1 NEWSWATCH: Gendered politics at work and play...... 3 Frosh women: M9relibet~l, workand value:ge'neraled ... .. 6 Tips to avoid "TheBerrmidaTriartgle"ofleadetship" 7 Women leaders at The: Citadel ()ffersttategiesf6tsuccess .. 30 What changes occur when womehbi'c6hi.e full professors? 32 Plan for financial success no matter what your age ;. 33 Connective leadership helps CEOs achie~e goals'.:'...... 35 New scale measures attitudes toward fer1"iihists·. . ...'!... 36 How to assure equal pay for equal work I.'on",_.".,,:your'; campus.. 37 Women on the move...... 39 Editor: What Special Women are in Your Hlste)i;y? ..... ;.. 40 123

® APRIL 2005 Volume 14, No.4

Why would you want to be a college president? 1 NEWSWATCH: Gendered politics in the academy 3 Women administrators continue to be bargains on salary 6 Redefining the academic career path for the 21'1 century. . .. 7 Want the inside scoop on getting a top job? ...... 21 Sexist bullshit bingo game can invigorate meetings...... 23 Does your school comply with Title IX on athletics? ...... 24 Negotiation, gender and power...... 25 To raise money, tell stories from the heart ...... 27 Editor: Does your job bring up synchrony of values? 28 PLUS! 11 1/2 pages of jobs looking for just the right person: YOU!

Volume 14, No.5

Trust is key to creating a great place to work 1 Newswatch: Gendered politics at work...... 3 Women community college presidents reflect on ,·alues. .. .. 6 Is VP of student affairs your career goal? ...... 7 Women on the move...... 8 Overcome gender role barriers to communication...... 17 A History of Amcricnll Higllcr Edt/en/ioll includes "'omen 19 What student sen'ices do campus athletes need? 20 25 signs of growing up ...... 21 Thinking of getting a doctorate? ?' Editor: Life is a moving experience, or nothing at all 24 124

Women in Management Review

Volume 20 Number 1 2005 Page

Articles mm Professional women's mid-career satisfaction: an empirical exploration of 4 female engineers Ellen R Auster; Karen L Ekstein (pp. 4 - 23) Keywords: Women Workers; Career SatisfacNon; Human Resource Management; Organizational Design Article Type: Research Paper mm Female entrepreneurs' personal characteristics and motivation: a review of 24 the Greek situation Katerina Sarri; Anna Trihopoulou (pp. 24 ~ 36) Keywords: Women; Entrepreneurs; Motivation (Psychology); Greece Article Type: General Review mm Explanations for the provision-utilisation gap in work-life policy J7 Paula McDonald; Kerry Brown; Usa Bradley (pp. 37 - 55) Keywords: Hours of Work; Organizational Culture; Careers; Part Time Workers; Gender Article Type: Conceptual Paper mm Equal opportunity and affirmative action for South African women: a 5(; benefit or barrier? Babita Mathur-Helm (pp. 56 - 71) Keywords: Employment; Equal Opportunities; Benefits; Women Workers; Discrimination; South Africa Article Type: General Review mm Diversity reporting: how European business is reporting on diversity and 72 equal opportunities Viki Hoiton (pp. 72 - 77) Keywords: Equal Opportunities; Europe Article Type: General Review

Reviews mm Women in Management Worldwide: Facts, Figures and Analysis Marilyn J Davidson; Ronald J Burke (pp. 78 . 81) Keywords: Women; Management Article Type: Review

Note from the publisher mm Emerald structured abstracts have arrived! 125

Women in Management Review

Volume 20 Number 2 2005 Page

Article ~ Are female supervisors good for employee job experiences, health, and 8/j wellbeing? Sarah Moore; leon Grunberg; Edward Greenberg (pp. 86 - 95) Keywords: Line Managers; Gender; Employees; Personal Health Article Type: Research Paper

~ YCC: a gendered carnival? Project work at Volvo Cars Alexander Styhre; Marla Backman; Sofia Borjesson (pp. 96 - 106) Keywords: Automotive Industry; Cars; Feminism; Working Practices Article Type: Case Study

~ What is wrong with current approaches to management development in 10.1 relation to women in management roles? Sharon Bartram (pp. 107 . 116) Keywords: Gender; Women; Managers; Management Development; Feminism , Article Type: Conceptual Paper .

~ High-flyer women academicians: factors contributing to success 117 Maimunah Ismail; Roziah Mohd Rasdi; Nor Wahiza Abdul Wahat (pp. 117 - 132) Keywords: Gender; High Flyers; Women; Higher Education; Universities; Career Development Article Type: Research Paper

~ Gender issues in policing: do they matter? Ronald] Burke; Aslaug Mikkelsen (pp. 133 • 143) Keywords: Gender; Equal Opportunities; Police; NOlWay Article Type: Research Paper 126

Women in Management Review

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Article WJm Perceptions of and about women as managers: investigating job 149 involvement, self-esteem and attitudes Rachelle Cortis; Vincent Cassar (pp. 149 . 164) Keywords: Attitudes; Glass Ceilings; Stereotypes; Women; Managers; Self-Esteem Article Type: Research Paper

WJm Backlash in the workplace 165 Ronald) Burke (pp. 165 . 176) Keywords: Workplace: Employee Involvement: Complaints Article Type: Research Paper

WJm Gender differences and job satisfaction: a study of university teachers in lZZ the United States John 0 Okpara; Michael Squillace; Emmanuel A Erondu (pp. 177 - 190) Keywords: Job SaUsfaction; Gender; Absenteeism; Recruitment; Retention; Academic Staff Article Type: Research Paper

WJm Female managers in Japan: early indications of career progression 191 Rene Duignan; Anthony Iaquinto (pp. 191 - 207) Keywords: Women: Managers; Workplace; TraIning; Japan Article Type: Research Paper

Review WJm Compassionate Capitalism: How Corporations Can Make Doing Good an 20a Integral Part of Doing Well Marc Benioff; Karen Southwick; (pp. 208 - 210) Article Type: Review

WJm Getting Things Done at Work: The Discourse of Power in Workplace 21j Interaction Bernadette Vine; (pp. 211 . 213) Article Type: Review 127 111 ,A Home women NATURAL r RESOURCES

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Peer Reviewed

"Following the Straight and Narrow": An Exploratoryr1 Siudy of Lesbophobia and Eating Disorder Symptomatology Among Lesbian Athletes Sharon R. Guthrie

A Qualitative Examination of Weight Concerns, Eating and Exercise Behaviors in Recreational Exercisers Erica Berman

Femininity to the Extreme: Body Image Concerns Among College Female Dancers Justine J, Reel, Sonya SooHoo, Katherine M, Jamieson, and Diane L, Gill

A Longitudinal Examination of Disordered Correlates in Collegiate Gymnasts Jessica H, Doughty and 1·leather A Hausenblas

Disordered Eating Assessment for College Student-Atilletes Jennifer E. Carter and Nancy A Rudd

Factors Influencing Body Image in Female Adolescent Athletes Mary E. Pritchard and Gregory S. Wilson

High School Coaches' Perceptions of and Actual Knowledge About Issues

Related to Nutrition and Weight Control Virginia G. Overdorf and Katherine S. Silgallis

Gender Role Orientation in Turkish Female Athletes and Non-Athletes AboutWSPAJ Canan Koca and F. HOIya AS9i

Subscribe Mujeres (In)Activas: An Exploratory StUdy of Physical Activity Among Adolescent Latinas Katherine M. Jamieson, Kaori Araki. Yong Chul Chung, Sun Yong Kwon, Lisa Submit to WSPAJ Riggioni, and Victoria Acosta Musatem

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Vol. 9, No.1 2005

PROFILES Early Musical Experiences and Jazz Ap­ proaches to Recording and Performing, anIn- terview withSophie B. Hawkins 3 byThomas R. Erdmann

ARTICLES A Brief History of Katharine Lee Bates and the Creationof"America the Beautiful" ... 11 by Paige Rose

From Consort to Composer: The Emergence of Clara Wieck Schumannin Music History Texts 24 byJennifer Holz and Georgia K. Peeples

REVIEWS Composing Oneself: Amy Beach, Ruth Crawford, and their Dec- larations of Independence 18 by Lynette Miller Gottlieb

CONTRIBUTORS 27 130

fin flustralian Journal of Feminist Studies in Iteligion

No 36 Autumn 2005

Editors' Introduction Women-Books: A Bibliography Camille Paul and Elaine Lindsay 3 Jackie Wall and Elaine Lindsay 33

Webbing Elaine Lindsay 4 Poems Petrea Savige (p.26) and Kathryn Hamann (p.27) Prue McPhillips with Erin \Vh.ite 11

Cartoons and Drawings Graham English (p.1S, p.30 omd bJck cover) New Garbs for Old Muslim - Feminist Theologies: Islamists Arguing for Women's Rights Roxanne D. Marcotte 16

Creating Ties Across Cultures Maree Marsh 23

'0 woman, what a splendid being you are!' ­ writing The King's Daughter Mary O'Connell 28 131 Women's Health J URNAL 1/2005 Latin American and Caribbean Women's Health Network

January· March 2005

FROM THE COORDINATING OFFICE 2

PANORAMA Beijing+l0 A Decade In Review 4 Report on the 49th Session of the Commission on the Status of Women Beijing+ 10 Regional Follow-up Committee for Latin America and the Caribbean 5 Youth for Women's Rights Caucus Statement 14 Statement from the Diverse Sexualities Caucus 16 Inlernationallndigenous Women's Forum Declaration "Bringing Indigenous Perspectives to the International Arena: An Indigenous Women's Conference" 19

NEWS 21

CAMPAIGN Beyond the Millennium Development Goals 31 CLADEM Position Paper The Beijing Platform for Action: A Crucial Foundation for Achieving the Millennium Development Goals 34 Millennium Development Goals 25 Years of International Activism for Women's Health: Gone with the Wind? by Ana Marfa Pizarro 40 An Interview with Joanna Kerr Demystlfylng the Millennium Development Goal Processes by Kathambl Kinoti 48 Women's Empowerment, Gender Equality and the MlIIennlum Development Goals A WEDO Information and Action Guide 50

OPINION Sexual Violence Against Women as a Form of Torture 55 Secrets Revealed Women Victims of Sexual Violence as Torture During Chile's Era of Political Repression, 1973-1990 by Carolina Carrera 57 An Interview with Marfa Isabel Matamala "Chile's Military Dictatorship Incorporated Traditional Gender Roles In lis Efforts of Political Domination" 63

DOCUMENTS The International Criminal Court: An Opportunity for Women by Ana Elena Obando 68

RESOURCES 79 Women's History Review 132

VOLUME 14 NUMBER 1 2005

June Purvis. Editorial. The December 2004 Tsunami and the Wider Issue of Making Poverty History,S Annmarie Hughes. Fragmented Feminists? The Influence of Class and Political Identity in Relations between the Glasgow and West of Scotland Suffrage Society and the Independent Labour Party in the West of Scotland, c.1919·1932, 7 Nattie Golubov. English Ethical Socialism: women writers, political ideas and the public sphere between the wars, 33 Jennifer De Forest. Women United for the United Nations: US women advocating for collective security in the Cold War, 61 Tahera Aftab. Negotiating with Patriarchy: South Asian Muslim women and the appeal to Sir Syed Ahmed Khan, 75 Chris Brader. 'A World on Wings': young female workers and cinema in World War I, 99 Katarzyna Sierakowska. Maternity in Inter-war Poland: visions and realities, 119 REVIEW ESSAY Sally Newman. Lesbian and Gay History, 133

BOOK REVIEWS Joyous Greetings: the first international women's movement, 1830-1860 (Bonnie S. Anderson), reviewed by Marilyn J. Boxer, 141 Shorn Women: gender and punishment in Liberation France (Fabrice Virgili), reviewed by Claire Gorrara, 143 Meanings ofManhood in Early Modern England (Alexandra Shephard), reviewed by Linda Lees, 145 GIs and Frauleins: the German-American encounter in 1950s West Germany (Maria Hohn), reviewed by Belinda Davis, 147 From the Closet to the Screen: women at the Gateways Club, 1945·85 (Jill Gardiner), reviewed by l(ristyn Gorton, 149 Fashion under the Occupation (Dominique Veillon), reviewed by KH. Adler, 151 Working Women and Visual Culture, Britain 1880-1914 (Kristina Huneault), reviewed by Karen Sayer, 153 Women, Authorship and Literary Culture, 1690-1740 (Sarah Prescott); Female Communities 1600-1800: literary visions and cultural realities (Rebecca D'Monte & Nicole Pohl, Eds); Women and Literature in Britain, 1700-1800 (Vivien Jones, Ed.), reviewed by Norma Clarke, 155 Women's Studies 133

Volume 34, Number 1 January-February 2005

"Out of My Brother's Power": Gender, Class, and Rebellion in Wutherillg Heights 1 ABBIE L. CORY

"The Sacred Impulse of Maternal Devotion": Austen's Critique of Domesticity and Motherhood in Lady Small 27 GENEVIEVE BRASSARD

Art: Jazz Series 49 JOAN FINTON

Gender Remembered: The Ghost of "Unisex Past, Present, and Future" 67 JOAN K. PETERS

Poetry 85 MARLYS WEST

Book Reviews 99 PETER ERICKSON

In Brief 103

Recent Publications 109

Notes on Contributors III 134 Women's Studies

Volume 34, Number 2 March 2005

Women, Fire, and Dangerous Things: Metatextuality and the Politics of Reading inJean Rhys's Wide Satgasso Sea 113 DEBORAH A. KIMMEY

Opportunism and Accommodation: The English Woman'sJournal and The British Mid-Nineteenth-Century Women's Movement 133 SARAH DREDGE

War as Feminist Utopia io Dorothy Canfield Fisher's Home Fires in France and Gertrude Atherton's Th" White Morning 159 KARSTEN H: PIEP

Women's Experiences with Infertility: Exploring the Outcome of Empowennent 191 DIANA C. PARRY

Book Review 213 TINA KRAUSS

In-Brief 215

Recent Publications 221

Notes on Contributors 223 WOMEN'S STUDIES IN COMMUNICATION i35

VOLUME 28, NUMBER 1, SPRiNG 2005

The Journal of the Organization for Research 011 Women alld Communication of the Western Stares Communication Association

ESSAYS

The Ideological Effects of a Failed Constitutive Rhetoric: The Co-option of the Rhetoric of \\'hite Lesbian Feminism Helen Tate

32 Queer Writes Casey Charles

57 Desiring Dialectical Discourse: A Feminist Ponders the Transition to Motherhood Elissa Foster

84 First Ladies and Feminism: Laura Bush as Advocate for Women's and Children's Rights Tasha N. Dubriwny ll5 Feminist Interventions in Biomedical Discourse: An Analysis of the Rhetoric of Integrative Medicine Barbara E. Willard

BOOK REVIEWS

149 The Other Women's Movement: Workplace Justice and Social Rights in Modem America, by Dorothy Sue Cobble Katherine M. Pieper lSI The Masculine Woman in America, 1890-1935, by Laura L. Behling Wendy Atkins~Sayre

154 Dark Continent of Our Bodies: Black Feminism and the Politics of Respectability, by E. Frances \Vhite Lori Saffin 136 Women's Studies Journal

Volume 19, Number 1 2005

7 Editorial Celia Briar, JellllY Colemall,Leigh Coombes,AllgJwy, Malldy Morgall, alld Lesley Pattersoll 11 Valuing motherhood? Experiences ofmothers returning to paid employment Ee Khellg Allg alld Celia Briar 25 Violent women in film: Law, feminism and social change Catherille J. Ioms Magal/alles 47 Mana wahine me te raweke ira: Maori feminist thought and genetic modification Jessica Hutchings 67 Health and biotechnology in Le Vay's Queer Sciellce Sara MacBride-Stewart 81 Review article: Women and Development Priya A. Kuriall

Book reviews 91 Naked barbies, warriorjoes & otherforms ofvisible gellde,; Jeannie Banks Thomas. Reviewed by Lynda Cullen 94 New woman Izybridities: Femininity, feminism and in/emational cOllsumer culture, 1880-1930, Ann Heilmann and Margaret Beetham (eds). Reviewed by Lynda Cullen 98 Mother matters: Motherhood as discourse alldpractice, Andrea O'Reilly. Reviewed by Ang Jury 100 Womell s rights alld Islamicfamily law, L. Welchman (ed.). Reviewed by Michelle Lunn Womens Writing 137 VOLUME 12 NUMBER 1 2005

Special Number Women Wciting History Guest Editors: MARK LLEWELLYN & ANN HEILMANN

Mark Llewellyn & Ann Heilmann. Introduction, 3

Tara Foster. Clemence ofBarking: reshaping the legend ofSaint Catherine ofAlexandria, 13

Anna Beer. Ralegh's History ofHer World, 29

Heidi Laudien. Aphra Behn: pastoral poet, 43

Edith S. Zack. Theorising Music History: intertextuality as a tool for reclaiming the past in Fanny Mendelssohn's cantata "Lobgesang", 59

Miriam Elizabeth Burstein. Reviving the Reformation: Victorian women writers and the Protestant historical novel, 73

Deborah Wynne. Hysteria Repeating Itself: Elizabeth Gaskell's Lois tbe Witcb, 85 Monika Elbert. Nature, Magic, and History: forging a national identity in Stowe, 99

Noelle Bowles. A Chink in the Armour: Christina Rossetti's "The Prince's Progress", "A Royal Princess", and Victorian medievalism, 115

Lisa Surridge. Narrative Time, History, and Feminism in Mona Caird's Tbe Daugbters ofDdndus, 127 • YALE JOURNAL OF • 138 LAW AND FEMINISM

VOLUME SEVENTEEN NUMBER ONE· 2005

Article Emasculated Men, Effeminate Law in the United States, Zimbabwe and Malaysia " "..... Larry Catli Backer I

Symposium introduction Do Same-Sex Couples Have a Right to Marry? The State of the Conversation Today...... Hugh Eastwood & Jason J, Smith 6S

Predicting Partnership Rights: Applying the European Experience to the United States "., M, V. Lee Badgett 71

Who is Breaking with Tradition? The Legal Recognition of Same-Sex Partnership in France and the Question of Modemity ,, Daniel Borrillo 89

Lesbian Love Stories: How We Won Equal Marriage in Canada Joanna Radbord 99

Race, Same-Sex Marriage, and White Privilege: The Problem with Civil Rights Analogies Kate Kendell 133

Gay Is Good: The Moral Case for Marriage Equality and More Chai R. Fcldblum 139

Love, Change Mari Matsuda \85

Against Blanket Interstate Nonrecognition of Same-Sex Marriage Andrew Koppelman 205

Tyranny, Federalism, and the Federal Marriage Amendment...... Lynn D. Wardle 221

What's Home Got to Do With It? Kinship, Space and the Case ofFamily, Spouse and Civil Partnership in the UK ., Leslie 1.1",lorao 267

Keynote Address Winning Marriage Equality: Lessons from Court Jon W. Davidson 297

Case Comment Conflicting Feminisms and the Rights of Women Prisoners...... Ashlie E. Case 309