The Un vers ty of W scons n System Feminist Periodicals
A current listing of contents
WOMEN'S STUDIES
Volume 19, Number 1, Spring 1999 Published by Phyllis Holman Weisbard LIBRARIAN Women's Studies Librarian EMINIST ERIODIC S A CURRENT LISTING OF CONTENTS
Volume 19, Number 1 Spring 1999
Periodical literature is the cutting edge of women s scholarship, feminist theory, and much of women 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 a journal or to obtain a particular article at her library or through interlibrary loan. (Users will need to be aware of the limitations of the new copyright law with regard to photocopying of copyrighted materials.)
Table of contents pages from current issues of major feminist journals are reproduced in each issue of Feminist Periodicals, preceded by a comprehensive annotated listing of all journals we have selected. As publication schedules vary enormously, not every periodical will have table of contents pages reproduced In each issue of EE. The annotated listing provides the following information on each journal:
1. Year of first publication. 2. Frequency of publication. 3. U.S. SUbscription price(s). 4. Subscription address. 5. Current editor. 6. Editorial address (if different from subscription address). 7. International Standard Serials Number (ISSN). 8. OCLC, Inc. Control Number. 9. Locations where the journal is held in the UW System. 10. Publications in which the journal is indexed. 11. SUbject focus/statement of purpose of the journal.
Piease note that in the actual text, only the numbers 1 to 11 are used to identify the different categories of information. Our goal is to have represented in FP all English-language feminist periodicals with a substantial national or regional readership, with an emphasis on scholarly journals and small press offerings. We do not include publications which, though feminist in philosophy, do not focus solely on women s issues. Nor, with few exceptions, dowe include newsstand magazines. We are also forced to omit periodicals which lack a complete table of contents. We encourage feminist serials to build a full table of contents into their regular format to facilitate the indexing feminist literature sorely needs.
Interested readers will find more complete information on feminist periodicals in DWM:A DirectoryofWomen s Media published by the National Council for Research on Women (530 Broadway at Spring Street, New York, NY 10012); and in Women s Periodicals and Newspapers: A Union List of the Holdings of Madison Area Libraries, edited by James P. Danky, compited 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 parlicularly 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.
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Table of contents pages from current it major feminist journals are reproduced... ~ a comprehensive annotated listing of al/ jc Frequenl/y cited as FP.
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AWlS MAGAZINE 10. Popline. 1. 1971. 11. -The African Journal of Reproductive Health Is a multj.. 2. 4/year. disciplinary and international journal that publishes 3. $24 (member), ($60.non·member). Membership: original research, comprehensive revtEm articles, short $15-60 ($24 allocated to sUbscription). reports, and commentaries on reproductive health In 4. AWlS, 1200 New York Ave., N.w., Sutte 650, Africa. The Journal strives to provide a forum for Washington, DC 20005. (email: [email protected] African authors, as well as others working in Africa, to 5. Susan L Ganter. share findings on all aspects of reproductive health, 7. ISSN 0160-256X and to disseminate innovative, relevant, and usefUl 8. OCLC 23747329. information on reproductive health throughout the 9. Madison. continent.- 11. "AWlS p economics, politics, family, and international School of Social Sciences, FindersUniv., Bedford development and assistance in Uganda. Park, South ,Australia 5042. 7. ISSN 0816-4649. 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Asian Women ~k6 "to present various perspectives on changes in curricula relevant to women's studies and raise important issues in women's studies" and and feminist studies.,.; reviews, critiques, enthusiasms wishes "to serve as a communication channel and correspondence." between researchers in Asia and In Western countries," BELLES LETTRES (Publicalion presumed suspended.) 1. 1985. ATLANTIS 2. 3Iyear. 1. 1975. 3. $21 (Indiv.), $15 (studenl), $40 (insl.). Samplel..ue: 2. 2/year. $5. Add $5 for foreign postage for Canada; add $20 3. $25 Cdn. (Canadian lndiv.), $45 Cdn. (Canadian for att other foreign postage. Insl.), $30 (US/EU Indlv.), $50 (US/EU Insl.), $35 4. Karen T. Jenkins, P.O. Box 372068, Satellite Beach, (other Indiv.). $55 (other inst.), plus $5,for other FL 32937-0068. foreign postage. Single copy: $12 Cdn. (plus 5. Janet Palmer Mullaney. poslage). 6. Janet MUllaney, 11151 Captain's Walk Ct., N. 4. Institute for the StUdy of Women, Mount Saint Potomac, MD 20878-0441. 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Edited by graduate students, the sl~nce that perpetuates oppression." guided by an advisory board of nationally recognized scholars, and published twice yearly by the Program In CONCERNS: WOMEN'S CAUCUS FOR THE MODERN Women's Studies at Princeton University, Critical LANGUAGES Matrix solicits new work by authors from multiple 1. 1970. (Reoumlng publication.) disciplines, at any stage In their careers, with or 2. 3/year. without academic aHiliatlon." 3. Graduated dlJe$ schedule for the Women's Caucus for the Modem L.nguag... $20 (libraries) CRONE CHRONICLES: A JOURNAL OF CONSCIOUS AGING 4. Women's Caucus for the Modem languages, c/o 1. 1989. Dept. of English, P.O. Box 6296, West Virginia Univ., 2. 4/year. Morg.ntown. WV 26506-6296.. 3, $21 (U,S.)(.dd $8 for first cia.. m.i1). $29 (C.n.da & 5. Judllh Roor. Wendy S. He.ford. U.S. po....sion.). $31 (Mexico), $41 (elsewhere). 6. Judllh Roof and Wendy S. He.rord. Engli.h Dept.• 4. P.O. Box 61. Kelly. WY 83011.Q081.(em.lI: BH 442. 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Bachay and Pamela A. Cingel 176 Facilitating Effective Relationships Between Survivors of Childhood Sexual Abuse and Health Care Professionals Carol A. Stalker, Candice L. Schachter, and Eli Teram 199 Domestic Violence Among AFDC Recipients: Implications for WeUare-to-Work Programs Marjorie R. Sable, M. Kay Libbus, Diane Huneke, and Kathleen Anger 217 Employment and the Use of WeUare Among Male and Female Heads of AFDC Households Donna Hardina 23S Book Reviews Confronting Rape and Sexual Assault. By Mary E. Odem and Jody Clay-Werner. Reviewed by Marta Lundy Abortion: Between Freedom and Necessity. By Janet Hadley. Abortion: Facts and Feelings. By Nada L. Stotland. Reviewed by Colleen Galambos Breast Cancer? Let Me Check My Schedule! Edited by Peggy McCarthy and Jo An Loren. Reviewed by Yetta H. Appel Women and Soap Opera: A Cultural Feminist Perspective. By Dannielle Blumenthal. Reviewed by Carol Glassman A Shining Thread ofHope: The History of Black Women in America. By Darlene Clark Hine and Kathleen Thompson. Reviewed by Susan Ke" Chandler AFFILIA Journal of Women and Social Work 3 Volume 14, Number 2, Summer 1999 (continued) Mothering Against the Odds: Diverse Voices of Contemporary Mothers. Edited by Cynthia Garcia Coli, Janet L. Surrey, and Kathy Weingarten. Reviewed by Louise Rogers Baum Confronting Sexism and Violence Against Women: A Challenge for Social Work. By Karen D. Stout and Beverly McPhail. Reviewed by Elizabeth P. Cramer Gender and the Social Construction of Illness. By Judith Lorber. Reviewed by Amy L. Reisch Women and AIDS: Negotiating Safer Practices, Care, and Representation. Edited by Nancy L. Roth and Linda K. Fuller. Reviewed by Susan ]. Rose Separating Together: Huw Divorce Transforms Families. By Abigail J. Stewart, Anne P. Copeland, Nia Lane Chester, Janet E. Malley, and Nicole B. Barenbaum. Reviewed by Kathryn Basham The Vagina Monologues. By Eve Ensler. A Menopausal Memoir: Letters From Another Climate. By Anne Herrmann. Reviewed by Linda Carelli A Clinician's Guide to Menopause. Edited by Donna E. Stewart and Gail Edick Robinson. Reviewed by Sharon Freedberg A Part, Yet Apart: South Asians in Asian America. Edited by Lavina Dhingra Shankar and Rajini Srikanth. Reviewed by Cora Le-Doux Cognitive-Behaviour Therapy for People With Learning Disabilities. Edited by Biza Stenfert Kroese, Konstantinos Loumidis, and Dave Dagnan. Reviewed by Cynthia Franklin 4 Afri(an Journal of R@produ VOLUME I, NUMBER 1 March 1997 CONTENTS EDITORIALS R. Snow and F. Okonofua ,, 3 A. Rosenfield 5 COMMENTARY K. Harrison Maternal Mortality in Nigeria: The Real Issues , 7 ORIGINAL ARTICLES M. Garenne et al. Risk Factors for Maternal Mortality: A Case Control Study in Dakar Hospitals ISenegal) 14 F.Okonofua Preventing Unsn{e Abortion in Nigeria 25 ). Lahai & M. Ross HIV/AIDS P,evtntion~Relaled Social Skills and Knowledge Among Adolescents in Sierra Leone, West Africa .., ,37 w. Pick & D. Cooper Urbanisation and Women's Health in South Africa , ,. ,., 45 M. Jinadu el al. Traditional Fertility Regulation Among the Yoruba o/Southwestern Nigeria I. A Study of Prevalence, Attiludes, Practice and Methods 56 M. Jinadu & B.Ajuwan Traditional Fertility Regulation Among the Yoruba o/Southwestern Nigeria H. A Prospective Study of Use·Effecliveness .. , 65 C. Varga The Condom Conundrum: Barriers to Condom Use Among Commercial Sex Workef$ in Durban, South Africa 74 LABORATORY REPORTS I.A.O. Oforofuo et 01. Fructose Concentration in Seminal Fluids and the Deoxyribonucleic Acid Content o!.spermatozoa from Infertile Human Males 89 CONFERENCE REPORTS P. Hall Reproductive Health in Southern Africa: Report ofa WHO Workshop ., 97 Workshop Secretariat Identifying Research Priorities in Reproductive Health in Nigeria: Report ofa WorkJhop 100 ANNOUNCEMENTS Recent Publications...... 10I Upcoming Conferences 103 Professional Development Opportunities 107 INFORMATION FOR AUTHORS III Afri(an Journal of 5 R@produ(tiv@ U@alth VOLUME I l NUMBER 2 September, 1997 CONTENTS EDITORIALS F. OkOtloJita ," 6 J. Clllliweif n ••••••••••••• , 10 ORIGINAL ARTICLES Adolescents' Access to Reproductive Health and Family Planning Services in Dakar (Senegal) 15 C. Narc. K. Klitz, & E. Tolley Sexually Transmitted Diseases and Risk of HIV Infection in Men Attending a Sexually Transmitted Diseases Clinic in Dakar. Senegal. ,.. 26 I. Tillar. G. Diou}; I.K. Diaw, A.D. 51lrr, C. 1{sieh, I. :'!doye, S. Alhoup, L. C11e1l, .\{ Essex, R. ,\lar/ink. 6- P. KIllik; HIV Seroprevalence in Women of Childbearing Age in Benin City, Nigeria J6 E. Offor & A.A. Okolo Wealth Flow and Fertility Decline in Rural Kenya, 1981-1992: A Reassessment of the Evidence '...... 41 IE. Dow Jr., J. Kekovole, i- L.H. Arcller Theoretical Perspectives on Female Sexual Behaviour in Africa: A Review and Conceptual Model .... 67 y. Djamha LABORATORY REPORTS Aflatoxin BI and Reproduction I. Reproductive Performance in Female Rats 79 l.N. Ihell & D.K. Saxena Allatoxin B1 and Reproduction II. Gametoxicity in Female Rats " 85 I.N. Ihe}, & D.K. Saxena CLINICAL REPORTS Serial Changes in Plasma Fibrinogen Concentration and Fibrinolytic Activity in African Women on Oral Contraceptive Pills 90 A.A. Famod" Double Primary Malignancies in Patients with Gynaecological Cancers 96 A..S. Doll & v'N.N. Cllolindong BOOK REVIEW Contemporary Issues in Ma~ernal Health Care in Africa B.T. Nasah. I.K. Mali, & '.M. Kasonde (Editors) 103 I. Aitkell CONFERENCE REPORTS Socio-Demographic Impact of AIDS in Africa IDS E. Pisani The Family and Welfare in Sub-Saharan Africa 108 ). O"i & A. Hill Family Planning in the Era of AIDS 110 B. Zaba ANNOUNCEMENTS Upcoming Conferences 115 Professional Development Opportunities , 117 INFORMATION FOR AUTHORS 12 3 6 Afri(an Journal of R@produ(tiv@ H@alth VOLUME II, NUMBER 1 April, 1998 .CONTENTS EDITORIAL Safe l'vlotherhood: The Road From Nairobi , " 6 M.F. Fallialla ORIGINAL ARTICLES Severe Obstetric Morbidity of the Third Trimester, Delivery and Early Puerperium in Niamey (Niger) 10 A. Pfllal. D. Hugllet. O. Gdrbi", &- G. Robe Perceived Causes of Eclampsia in Four Ethnic Groups in Borno Slate, Nigeria 20 A. U. EI-Nafaty~.... B.A. Omotara Rupture Prematuree des Membranes: Devenir i\laternel el Foetal en l'Absence de la Prophylaxie Antibiolique " " 26 R.E. Mbll, R. Tcll;o, R,J./. Lt'ke, N.E. TiJmba, & N. Njah Genital Infections among Antenatal Care Attendees in Cilpe Verde 32 H.F. lVcssel, B. Herrmann. A. Dupret. F. Moniz, C. Brito, & S. Bergstrom Adolescent Pregnancy.md Reproductive Health in Transkei {Rural South Africa) -II ,,\;I.B. Mak,iwl1l1e Quality and Costs of Family Plilnning as Elicited by an Adolescent Mystery Client Trial in Nigeria 49 F. alowfl Violence Against Women in Sierra Leone: Frequency and Correlates of Intimate Partner Violence and Forced Sexual Intercourse 61 A.L. Coker & D.L. Richter SHORT REPORT Demographic and Sociocultural Filctors Intluendog Use of ~'laternal Health Services in Ghana ...... 73 t, Adda; COMMENT Ophthalmia Neonatorum Revisited 81 L.l. mu BoglJert CONFERENCE REPORT Defining the Future Role of Traditional Birth Attendants (TBAs) in Reproductive Health Clue in Nigeria " 87 TBA Programme Committee • Strengthening STD/HIV/AIDS Work in the Framework ofSexu"JI.Reproductive Health/Famil}' Planning Projects 90 K. L. Dehne ANNOUNCEMENTS Upcoming Conferences 95 Professional Development Opportunities 97 INFORMATION FOR AUTHORS IO.~ EDITORIAL Female Circumcision/Female Genital :-'Iutilation (, 7 N. Toubia OBITUARY Annabel Perkins 1957-1998 " 12 £. Peters <: 0 ARTICLES ... Prevalence i'lnd Correlates of Female Genital Mutilation in the Kassena-Nankana District of c:: Northern Ghana 13 :s: C. Mbacke. P. Adongo, P. Akeongo. 6- r: Bi"ka '" Female Genital Mutilation: Socio-Cultural Factors that Inlluence the Practice in Kassena-Nankana .-- District, Ghana : 25 Z P. Adotlgo. P. Akeongo. F. Bi"ka. & C. Mbacke c:: The Social Context of Reported Rape in Benin City, Nigeria 37 :s: F.l. Omorodiotl & 0. Olusanya l"'" Family Planning and HIV/AIDS in Sub-Saharan Africa: Challenges and Slrategies 44 "'=='=~ I. P.M. Ntozi & C. T. Kirunga '" Contraceptive Use at an STD Clinic in Kumasi. Ghana 57 d ::!. t Adll-Sllrkodie, M.I. Steiner. & I.D. Atrafllall :-.tedia Innuence and Differential Fertility Preference Formation ot' Couples in Sub-Saharan Africa 66 =..S A. Perkins Family Planning. FertililY Control and the law in Nigeria-the Choices for a New Century 82 "..--- E.N. Etle == ct. C SASOG CONGRESS PAPERS: The 29 1l>Congress of the South African Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (SASOG), ~ 8-12 March 1998. Stellenbosch (South Africa) :; Introduction to the Special SASOG Symposium: Sexual and Reproductive Health in Africa:' Socio-Cultural and Programme Context 96 I. H. Shah ==t'C ~ Sexual and Reproductive Health in Sub-Saharan Africa: an Overview 98 ~- I.H.SI1tl11 -c Abortion and Unmet Need for Contraception in Tanzania-the Role of Male Partners in Teenage e;.~ Induced Abortion in Dar Es Salaam , , 108 G.S. Mpatlgife. M. T. Leshabari. S. Kaaya, & D. Killwele 0 Factors InOuendng Male Interest in Family Planning in Kenya ~ ,.- 122 n... C. Nzioka ' 0 Q" Sexuality and Contraception among Nigerian Adolescents and Youth 142 <> M.O. Amore & 0.0. Fakeye ... ~ Framing Knowledge, Forming Behaviour; Ghanaian Women's AIDS-Protection Strategies 151 AA. AlIlpofo '" '"00 Conducting Successful Focus Groups and Analysis: Experience from a Pilot Study on Family Planning and Sexual Behaviour in the Era of HIVfAIDS and STOs 175 S, Neema LABORATORY lREPORTS Emergence of High-Level Tetracycline Resistant Neisseria Gonorrhoeae in High Risk Population in Dakar (Senegal) 183 c.T. Bathily. C.S. Boye. E. Delaporte. N. Samb. Y.F. Ba, I. Ndoye, A.G. Diallo. N.C.K. Toure. A.G. Ndjar', & S. Mboup Chronic Administration of Monosodium Glutamate Induces Oligozoospermia and Glycogen Accumulation in Wistar Rat Testes, 190 I.U.E. Onakewhor. J.A.D. Oforofuo, 6- S. P. Si/lgll BOOK REVIEW HIV Prevention and AIDS Care in Africa. Adistrict level approach 198 J. Ng·weshemi. T. Boerma. J. Bennett, & O. Schapink (Editors) U. Vogel CONFERENCE REPORTS Maternal Health in Sub-Saharan Africa: From Understanding the Problem to Appropriate Intervention .... 200 A. la1m & M. T. Lesllabari Disability Adjusted Life Years (DALYs). Burden of Disease and Reproductive Health 204 C. AbouZahr The 12th World AIDS Conference 211 O.Muller ANNOUNCEMENTS Upcoming Conferences , 216 Professional Development Opportunities 217 INFORMATiON FOR AUTHORS 225 8 Empowering women for gender equity NO. 40 1999 Editorial 2 Leller to Agenda 4 Gugu Olamini Al/lance Citizenship Article 6 In brief 75 From presence fo power: women's citizenship Citizens of the environmenl in a new democracy Usha Raopnarian Shiceen Hauim General Reportback 18 Women at the uossroads: women in Article 80 governance Ollupational mobility for female union offidals: Mlciam van Dank and Malelsatsi Maceba do union bosses practice whatlhey prealh? Malehako Tshoaedi Focus 23 Women married In CUllomocy low: Reportback 91 no longer permonenl minors Women and peacebuilding In South Afrila Sharila Samuel Alison Lazarus and Claire Taylor In brief 32 AIDS: Ihe mounling 10,'10 women 95 So whol does gender plonning Ansuyah Maharai meon 10 POlilY mokers? tnterview 97 Jay Watson Who's Inlerpreting the law? Profik 38 Agenda speaks 10 Dulimata Gaye Gender mylhs and citlzen,hip In twa Open forum 101 aUlobiographies by Soulh Afrilon women How many for and how many agoinsl: DesIree Lewis private and publil opinion on aborlion fuc~ 45 David Everalt and Debbie Budlender Cheer the beloved lounlry? Some Ihoughl' Review 106 on gendered represenlatlon" natlonali,m and Crazy for DemoualY Ihe media Jacklyn Cock Jeanne Prinsl.. Newsnips 108 In brief 54 Beyond equolity and diflerenee: the politics of women's citizenship Amanda Gouws In brief 59 Socioilltlzen,hlp - 0 prelonditlon for meoningfuldemouaey Sondra Liebenberg In brief 66 The gender-sensitive lheck-Iisl for free and lair election, Glenda Fiek 9 AGENDA AGI MONOGRAPH 1999 TRANSLATING COMMITMENTS INTO POLICY AND PRACTICE? Introduction 2 Effecting .qualily: tlan,laling eammllm.nt Inta palley and plaetl,. Michelle feiedman Case Report: Energy III At th. margin, al paw.r: g.nder and pallcy In th••n.lgy sectal Bronwyn Jom•• Case Report: Health 48 Main'treaming g.nder equalily In health polley Borbora Klugman Case Report: Land 71 . Can,'ralnt, taland relalm and g.nder .qu/ly goal, Shamim Meer Acknowledgements 89 Workshop invitees 89 Reviewers 89 10 ,\ \\'"inan', Ilcvd"pll1enlal ~Iagazinc SPECIAL ISSUE DECEMBER 1998 Editorial 2 Is affiJ:mative action a Horrors ofa rcfusec c:aqJ.. 3 shame in Uganda? 37 Debold Mama 7 When _ dIiDk tboy are superior.....;.....:...... 31 Wife Reating: Who is at fiwh...... 8 Violeoc:o·afFec:ts a • woman'. beaIlh...... 3t ACFODE celeblltel...... 10 Geuder ~ion at Women in decision 1IIIIciaa: HlV/AlDS ;. 40 Did you IaIow this?...... 15 How UpndaM caD eam a SisterboocllDll solidarity ;. 16 dec:eot living 41 Lettm 19 Profiles...... 45 The AfticaD· cdiJClltion Advocate for peace noW 50 system was better...... 20 CbiJdraI cry for peace...... 55 War, War terriblo WII'...... 23 Cooking nps :· ~ 571 Are 1l*I1CIIie8. attbo 011 Uganda back? 27 Jokes : 59; ACFODE P~ 30 Crossword Puzzle ....;...... 60 Scars at tbo WII' 32 Are all atualllld? 35 II A Woil1ul1', Developmentul ~I"~uzine Issue No. 25 MARCH - JUNE 1999 Editorial . 2 ACFODEmade me what I am today...... 25 Letters 3 Public Lecture Pictorial..... 28 Education increases productivity...... 4 A tribute to Rose Mbowa ... 31 Single mothers and Programe Reports...... 32 poverty 6 Hostel Life at Makerere.... 35 The "Poor me" Thing...... 10 Should female circumcision. Women's rights yet to be exist? 45 human rights :..... 12 corruption...... 52 Why the Domestic Bill? 15 Career stereotyping...... 56 Some brains behind Zip it and say No!...... 59 ACFODE 17 Polygamy...... 60 Foreword 12 Gender and Globalization In Asia I: Women's Employment History and Patterns Theoretical Overviews Women's Employment in the Context of the Asian Economic Miracle and the Asian Economic Crisis Lorraine Corner 1 On Methods and Analysis in Feminist Economics Sunanda Sen ,," 17 co Regional Papers and Case Studies 0') 0') Globalization, Women and Work: The Philippine Experience T"" Rosalinda Pineda Ofreneo 29 A Woman's Economic Role: A Historical Survey of Singapore Alfred Oehlers 55 History of Social Changes and Chinese Women's Employment Xin Thng 67 Possibilities and Limitations of Korean Women in the Period of Globalization Oak-la Cho 81 Short Story The Picture Nawal El Saadawe 95 Viewpoints Changes in the Status of Women in the Information Era Frances Grundy 101 Objectivism and Interactionism in Computing or Lifting the Spell of Science Frances Grundy 111 Informatization and the Transformation of Women's Social Status in Korea Mun-cho Kim 129 Study on the Housewives' Movement in Korea Hea-sook Ro, Jeong-shin Han, Kyung-ock Chun, Young-hee Kim, and Young-Ian Kim 147 Book Reviews Capital Accumulation and Women's Labour in Asian Economies by Peter Custers Young-seob Shin 185 Experience of the Halfand Vocies of the Half: Field of Women's Policy by Uhn Cho Young-Ian Kim 191 About the Contributors 203 13 \l Katherine Side 5 vovernmenl Restraim and Limits 10 Et.:onomic Reciprocily in Women's Friendships ;;0 ~ Karen Hadley 16 Gender and Restrucluring: The Experiences c IIf {;'nionized Women Production Workers C1l Idlh Work Reorganization C:: Marianne Gosztonyi Ainley c8 \fabel F. Timlin, 1891-1976: A Woman m Economist i" The World ofMen 2' Co Jeanne Kirk Laux 39 Irene Spry: More Than a Life ofthe Mind. lJl Irene Mary (Biss) Spry (/907-/998), 1/1 C Political Economist ... Habiba Zaman 42 The Tas/ima Nasrin Comroversy And lJl Feminism /n Bangladesh: A Geo-Political ~ A.nd Transnational Perspective 3 3 RUlh Panofsky 55 Voyeur C1l 56 Dinner 1/1 Calherine Malone EqUity and Me: A·(v Life as an Employment Equity Practitioner Nandita Shanna and Allison Campbell 67 Van dana Shiva on Sexual Economics, BiopiracyandWomen's Ongoing Resistance to Colonialism Zena Seldon and Dawn Farough 76 Rou~h Answers: Abiding Concerns abolll Gender Discrimination and Access 10 .\/orlgage Funding Ruramisai Charumbira 89 Woman.... This is Your Body ClJl/ing!!! Fiona MacPhail 90 A Feminisl Economics Perspective on Recent Trends in Inequality in Canada Kate Braid 101 Gelling Readyfor a New Job: 6 am :Vlaryanne Dever. Denise Cuthbert 102 Women's Studies Graduates And The and Anna Dacre Labour Markel: New Thoughts And New Questions Kate Braid III Omarska Frances Woolley 112 Towards ~ Feminist Economics ofWelfare Feature Women's Swdies ill FoclIs: Rememheri~lg A.fichele Puiol Michele Pujol 12-1 11110 the J\1argin.' Keith Louise Fulton 136 ,\Iit.:hele Pujol: Ways for Women to Be Christine St. Peler 137 ,\fichele Pujol, The University ofVicloria alld Beyond Michele Pujol 139 Daughters' Geographies 140 Sluw lime eu wooleo 141 Ferry Crossings (continued, next page) 142 Tale o(Two Oyslers (continued) 14 Book Reviews 0- Suzanne Morton 143 Creuting Hislorical/Hemory: English 0- 0- Canadian Women andthe Work o/Hislory ~ ...... Beverly Boutilier and Alison Prentice. cds. ~ and Rf!thinking Canada: The Promise of ~ Women's His/ory (ThirdEdition) - Veronica § Strong-Boag and Anita C1ajr;Feliman, cds. ~ Cathy James 144 Changing Lives: Women in Northern ~ Ontario - Margaret Kechnie and Marge .~ Reitsma-Street. cds. and A Diversity 0/ .... ~ Women: Ontario, /945-/980· Joy Parr, ed. Joan Sangster 146 Angels ofthe Workplace: ,Women andthe "'l Cons/ruction 0/ Gender Re/alions in (he or; Canadian Clothing Industry, 1890-1940 "'l Mercedes Steedman. Sl June Corman 150 "Opposing Positions on the Canadian E Welfare State" E Women and the Canadian Welfare State: .! Challenges andChange - Patricia M. Evans 1Il and Gerda R. Wekerle. eds. and Retooling ~ the Welfare State: What's Right, What's Wl:ong. What's to Be Done - John Richards. Carole Henderson-Carpenter 153 Undisciplined Women: Tradition and Cliiture in Canada - Pauline Greenhill and Diane Tye, eds. Frances Woolley 154 Introducing Race and Gender Into Economics - Robin L. Bartlett. ed. Prushant Ziskind 155 The Last Laugh 156 On Graduation Contributors to This Issue 157 Callfor Submissions 160 Contributors Guidelines 161 Directrices aux collaboratrices et collaborateurs 162 Orderform 163 Australian FeIninist Studies 15 Volwne 14 Nwnber 29 April1999 Editorial 5 Theme Articles. Feminist Science Studies Guest Editor: Elizabeth A, Wilson Introduction: Somatic Compliance-Feminism, Biology and Science Eli<.abeth A, Wilson 7 Human Nature VicA; Kirby 19 Darwin and Feminism: Preliminary Investigations for a Possible Alliance E/i<.abeth Gros<. 31 Still Platonic Artcr All Thesc Ycars: Astificial Life and Fonn/Malter Dualism Annema,.ie Jonson 47 Adventures of the Addicted Brain Hel Thematic Review Article Thinking Biological Materialities Cdia Roberl.r 131 Thematic Reviews Discip/illing Reproduction' Modtrllily, Am,,;can Lift Srimus and Iht Probl Vikll Signs: Feminisl ReCO/figuratioll! ifthe Bioi logical B04)' (Margrit Shildrick and Janet Price (cds)) Alisoll Bashford 153 Tel/ing Fl (continued) Non..thematic Articles A Tribule to Robyn Archer Julie Holledge 159 'That 'Voman': Pauline Hanson and Cultural Crisis Fiona Pro~)ln 161 Girl Culture, Revenge and Global Capilalism: Cybergirls, Riol Grrls, Spice Girls Catherine Driscoll 173 Exploring Differences: an Analysis of the Complexity and Diversity of the Contemporary Indian ''''omen's Movement Feena Poonaclta 195 Winning the Vote for Women in Indonesia Susan Blackhum 207 Conference Report Transfonnations: Thinking through Feminism, Institute For ''''omen's Studies, Laneasler University, 17-19July 1997 Brollwtll ul)' 219 Non.thematic Reviews GeruUr and Imtitutiom, Wel/iJre, Work and Cili~emhip (Moira Galens and Alison Mackinnon (cds» Cora Vellekoop Baldock 223 Sex alld Medicine: Gender, Power and Authori!J ill the Medical Priftssion (Rosemary Pringle) Alison Basl!ford 224 Patient No More: the Politics ifBreast Cancer (Sharon Batt) Dorotlv' Broom 225 Empowerment and Women's Health: Tht0D', Methods alld Prattice Gane Stein) DorotJv> Broom 227 Bal7llaids: a Hislt"y ifWomen's Work ill Pubs (Diane Kirkby) De!Js Bird 228 Illequalities ill Maniage: Australia alld Bflond (Ken Dempsey) Helen Marshall 230 livillg Feminism: the Imptut ifthe Women's Mouernmt all Three Gmerations if Australiall Women (Chilla Bulbeek) AIIII Curthoys 231 Femillism and the Politics ifReading (Lynne Pearce) Palmina Iacobelli 233 Feminist Poetics: Poieill, Pnjol7llance, Histories (ferry Threadgold) Susan Sheridall 234 Noticeboard 237 Books Received 241 Notes on Contributors 243 camera obscura 17 Feminism, eutttlre, and ";ledia Studies Number 39 • September 1996 5 Warrior Marks: Global Womanism's Neo-Colonial Discourse in a Multicultural Context by Inderpal Grewal and Caren Kaplan 35 Children, Art, Sex, Pornography: Jennifer Montgomery's Art for Teachers ofChildren (with interview) by Bill Nichols and Gerald Peary 53 Feasting on Foreman: The Problematics of Postcolonial Identifi, cation by Grant Farced 79 Violent Vanishings: Hitchcock, Harlan, and the Disappearing Woman by Karen Beckman 105 Muscles and Subjectiviry: A Short History of the Masculine Body in Hong Kong Popular Culture by Kwai-Cheung Lo 127 Woman-House: Architecture, Gender and Hybridiry in What's Eating Gilbert Grape? by Jane Blocker 151 Contributors 152 Books Received. 154 Index 18 Canadian Journal of Women and the Law Revue Femmes et Droit 1998, Volume 10 Number 2/1998 Volume 10 numero 2 v EditoriallEditorial Articles!Articles Frall,oise Digllehe 293 La mediation peut-elle devenir une rossource et Colette Parem pour les conjointes victimes de violence'? Dorothy E. Chlilln 306 Out of Mind, OUI of Law: The Regulation of I/nd Raben Menzies 'Criminally Insane' Women inside British Columbia's Public Mental Hospitals, 1888- 1973 Sherelle Razack 338 Race, Space, and Proslitulion: The Making of lhe Bourgeois Subjecl Chamal Lavergne 377 Analyse du processus de construction de la violence faile aux femmes en COnlexle conjugal comme probleme socia-penal au Quebec ...... l'vfargarel Thomtoll 401 Sexing Modernily: Women in the Chinese •• .....t:S with Weiping Wallg Legal Academy rJ:J U S. Craig Wilson 438 "Our Common Enemy": Censorship ~ a rJ:J Campaigns of lhe Woman's Christian a Temperance Union and lhe National Council ..... of Women of Canada, 1890-1914 ""'"'"U ""'"'"~ ..... ~ Amallda GIl/sheek 480 Malernalism Meels the Criminal Law: The ~ E Case of the Toronlo Women's Coun ~ Book ReviewslChroniques bibliographiques ""'"'"~ ~ SlIndhya Pahllja 503 "You Can Have Any Colour You Like, as a t:S Long as II's Black": The Discursive U ConstrainlS of Capitalism or Why No One Is a 13 Marxisl Anymore ""'"'"~ The End ofCapitalism (as lVe knelV it): A rJ:J ""'"'"~ Feminist Critiqlle ofPolitical Economy. By ~ ~ J.K. Gibson-Graham ~ E 514 About the Contributors/Quelques mots sur .~ nos collaboratrices ""'"'"~ ~ a ..... 516 Information for Contributors U ,E 521 Renseignements gen"raux ~ 525 Editorial Policy 526 Politique editoriale CRITICAL MATRIX VOLUME 11.2 19 1999 Gendered Labor, Labored Gender Lisa J. Fluet and Paul Kelleher Editors' Note v Ruth Larson Tlte Wltore's Tale: 1 Reading and Writing ti,e Prostitute's Life Denise Brennan Women at Work: 17 Sex Tourism in Soslia, tlte Dominican Republic Lisa Parks Watclu'ng tlte 42 "Working Gals"; fifties Sitcoms and tlte Repositioning of Women in Postwar American Culture Valerie Kamo Between Victim and 67 Offender: Aileen Wuomos and tlte Representation of • Self-Defense Deborah E,B. Weiner Hull House and tlte 87 Production of Women's Space in tlte Late Victorian City CRONE CHRONICLES· A JOURNAL OF CONSCIOUS AGING 20 Summer Solstice 1999 • No. 39 Cover: Jean Mountaingrove (Pilato: Shosllana Frieden) She Came. Not as a Stranger 3 Gert Beadle Inside Crone :J Guest Editorial: If! Can Do It,We Can Do It 6 Carol Rosin From the Editor: "Again, exactly as I step upon...." 7 Ann Kreilkamp Dear Crone, 8 Crones Counsel VII 15 (Art: Marvelle Kaplan) Introduction: Beyond Saturn 16 Ann Krellkamp Reclaiming Menopause 18 Shelley Lewis (Art: Usa Elizabeth Berg) TheVision Quest 25 Nancy Craft Temple ofTrees 27 Barbara Helen Berger (Art: Barbara Helen Berger) Poem:Journey 31 Maggie Rowlett (Art: Lisa Elizabeth Berg) Interview:Jean Mountaingrove:Apple'frees Don't Lie 32 Holley Humphrey (Pllotos: SIIoshana Frieden, Holley Humphrey) Solstice Croning: Answering the Call ofthe Crone 39 Holley Humphrey (Pllotos: SIIosllana Frieden, Tersasa Kooza) Generations 44 Akemi Kayleng Poem: Rage 45 Virginia McKelvey VOICES: I Sing Mary's Song 46 Diane Bader The Box 47 Anne M. Dunn The She-Owl 47 Debi Schwuchow-Smith Poem: Elder48 Aya TarIow Looking Back 48 Sarah Peterson An Unramed Spirit ofthe Wild 50 Gert Beadle Poem: Humility 50 Gert Beadle SpaceVisions: ConnieVon Praet, Part II 53 Carol Rosin Crone Circles: Our Circle Grows, Evolves 59 gael P. Musrapha What is Crone: OfCrows and Branches 60 Phyllis Clifton Coming into Crone: Baubo and the Birthday GirI61 Barbara Devitt Honoring Death:Two Loves 62 Ruth Gardner Losing Dan 62 Joan Harper The Gift 62 Donna Rankin Shaw Column: She/He 63 Tasha and Stephen Halpert Column: Sands ofTime 64 Karen Sands Column: Women Who Dare 65 Mahtowin and Marta Quest Column: Curmudgeon's Corner 66 Bert Raynes Column: Country Crone 67 Jeanne Hardy Crone Tracks 68 Jeanne Hardy and Glenda Martin Raven Reviews 74 gael P. Mustapha.Jim Sullivan, Glenda Martin, Louise S. Cox, Mahtowin, Alexa Aho West 21 \'"tume 10. 'lumber 2 Summer 1999 • d I f f e r e n c e s ~IADHU DUBE\" 1 The "True Lie" ofthe Nation: Fanon and Feminism LAURA BRIGGS )0 Discourses of "Forced Sterilization" in Puerto Rico: The Problem with the Speaking Subaltern LORRAINE DASTON 67 The Academies and the Unity of Knowledge: The Disciplining of the Disciplines KAREN BARAD 87 Getting Real: Technosclentlflc Practices and the Materialization of Reality EWA LAJER-BURCHARTH 127 Antoni's Difference 22 131 The EDITORIAL Myriam Bergamaschi 133 Equal Opportunities and Collective European Bargaining in Italy: The Role of Women Federica Giardini 149 Public Affects: Clues towards a Political Journal of Practice ofSingularity Sasha Roseneil 161 Postrnodem Feminist Politics: The Art of Women's the (lm)possible? 'oke ,. Hermsen 183 Studies The lmpersonal and the Other: OnSimone Wei! (1907-43) ABSTRAcrs 201 VOLUME 6 ISSUE 2 STATE OFlHE ART Marianne GrUnell and Sawitri Saharso 203 MAY 1999 bell hooks and Nita Yuval-Davis on Race, Ethnicity, Class and Gender OPEN FORUM Maryanne Dever 219 Notes on Feminist Pedagogy in the Brave New (Corporate) World FEATURE 'udith Ezekiel 227 The WISE Feature CONFERENCE REPORT Amanda ,. McLeod and Kntherfne H. Gordon 231 Place and Gender BOOK REVIEWS Nerina Milletti 235 Now 1See Them, Now I Don't: But What Am I Looking For? Marie-Helene Laforest 240 The Wonder of Being Several Gisela Engel 242 From Babel to Liberty: Feminists Exploring Moral Uncertainties Rol>erta Gandolfi 245 Dance and the 'Marriage Plot' robe Leoin 246 Gender and the Holocaust Irma van der Ploeg 249 Genuine, Artificial and Fake Intelligence BOOKS RECEiVED 253 IFeminism 23 1==~_& ...;:C;..;O;;;..:",,;N..:T..:E:..:N:.:.....:.T..;:.S psychology Volume 9, Number 2, 1999 ______EDITORIAL 117 Editorial Note ______SPECIALFEATURE Societal Transformation: Gender. Feminism and Psychology in South Africa 119 Editors' Introduction Cheryl DE LA REY and Amanda KOTTLER 127 I. Teaching Gender in Psychology at a South African University Tamara SHEFER, Cheryl POTGIETER and Anna STREBEL 134 II. Women Psychologists in South Africa Linda M. RICHTER and R. Dev GRIESEL 142 III. Speaking for a Change: Strategies for Transgressive Praxis Estelle ZIETKIEWlCZ and Carol LONG 152 IV. Lost Lives: Gender, History and Mental Illness in the Cape, 1891-1910 Sally SWARTZ ______SPECIALFEATURE The Feminism & Psychology Undergraduate Prize 1998 159 Editor's Introduction Sue WILKINSON 161 I. Violence Against Lesbians and Gay Men: Decision-Making in Reporting and Not Reporting Crime Elizabeth PEEL (Prizewinner) 168 II. Soldiering on: An Exploration into Women's Perceptions and Experiences of Menopause Geraldine SHORE (Highly Commended) 179 III. Fusion and Conflict in Lesbian Relationships? Charlotle A. HILL (Commended) ______ANNOUNCEMENT 186 The Femillism & Psychology Undergraduate Prize 1999 187 Rules for the Feminism & Psychology Undergraduate Prize 1999 (continued, next page) 24 'F'eminism . & C_O....;N_T-'--E_N_T~S ,Psychology Volume 9, Number 2, 1999 (continued) ______REVIEWS 189 Jill MORAWSKI on: Nam;ng Ihe Mind: How Psychology Found its Language by Kurt Danzinger 191 Karyn STAPLETON on: Gender and Discourse by Ruth Wodak (ed.) 195 Virginia BRAUN on: Bodily Boulldaries, Sexualised Genders and Medical Discourses by Marion de Ras and Victoria Grace (eds) 197 Erica BURMAN on: Daddy's Girl: Young Girls alld Papular Culture by Valerie Walkerdine 200 Kristin J. ANDERSON on: Real Boys: Rescuing Our SOliS from the Mylhs ofBoyhood by William Pollack 207 Lisa BOWLEG on: AIDS as a Gender Issue: Psychosocial Perspeclil'es by Lorraine Sherr, Catherine Hankins and Lydia Bennett (eds) 211 Ann FUREDI on: Relhillkillg Abortion: Psychology. Gender. Power alld Ihe Law by Mary Boyle 215 Meredith KIMBALL on: Molherillg alld All/bil'alellce by Wendy Hollway and Brid featherstone (eds) 218 Colleen HEENAN on: Lesbian Parelllillg-Living w;lh Pride alld Prejudice by Katherine Arnup (ed.) 219 Eileen L. ZURBRIGGEN on: Sex Work olllhe Slreels: ProslilUles alld tlleir ClielllS by Neil McKeganey and Marina Barnard 224 Mona ELIASSON on: NOlhillg Happens 10 Good Girls: Fear ofCrime ill WOll/ell's Lives by Esther Madriz; and Mullidisciplinary Perspectives all Fall/ily Violellce by Renate GA. Klein (ed.) ______OBSERVATIONS & COMMENTARI~ 229 I. Sampling Lesbians: How to Get 1000 Lesbians to Complete a Questionnaire Julie FISH 239 II. Racial Categories: Appearance and Othering Janine LILADHAR 243 III. What Do Women Want? Giving University Women in Hong Kong a Voice Catherine W. NG 25 Feminist Bookstore News 1:1\11:111; Volume 22 Number 1 May/June 1999 ARTICLES Music and the Internet. 11 Online Resources ... 13 A11·Wornen Ms...... 15 Letter from Sisterhood Bookstore 19 Short Raves ...... 29 News...... 5 B&N Indicted for 32 Counts of Child Porn' NEA Retracts Cinco Puntos Grant • Gilda Bruckman Wins Astraea Independent Spirit Award' Gay Writer Attacked in Ireland' Bertelsmann Drops 50 Sales Reps from RH/BDD • ZIBF 99 • Little Sister's Gets Its Day in Court Feminist Publisher News...... 39 Bockstore News ...... 23 Commentary & TrMa: Tarnished Images...... 37 Worlting Assets: An Indie Ally • Consequences of Ingram! B&N Proposed Sale? • Community Activism Against Borders' Amazon.com: Hidden Ads, Search Engine Trickery, and a Suit Settled • Supersite Payoffs DEPARTMENTS Ad Index...... ,' .. 107 Announcements 22 Back to Press...... ,45 Bestsellers ...."...... 36 Classified Ads...... "...... ,.108 Subscription Information. 35 They Went That-A-Way . 41 Wrifing Wanted. . 28 THE BOOKS Art Books .... , ...... ,. 47 Canadian Bocks . . (on vacation this issue) Gay Lit 57 Kids' Lit. . 49 Music News 60 Mysteries .. 51 Our Own Presses. 63 Publisher's Row . 89 Science Fiction & Fantasy , 55 Small Presses 67 University Presses , 77 Video Reviews , (on vacation this issue) From the Editors 26 The Energizing Tension between Scholars and Activists Catherine M. Orr Negotiating Class Interests and Academy-Community Divides: The Case of Women's Studies' Emergence al the University of Minnesota 2 Sandra Krajewski Returning to our Activist Roots and Achieving Tenure AJong the Way 4 Janna). Hansen Community Engagement Anxiety 7 b Jessica C. Haney Balancing Feminist Activism(s): Locally, Nationally, 'S in Academia 10 Carolyn Wrigiu A Family Therapy Program: The University Meets the ~ Community 12 o Beyond Traditional Academic Boundaries U Adricla Fernandez Integrated Studies: A Second Chance for Women at the Erie House 15 } Gerri Grib; "I Want to Be a Cowboy, Sweetheart": Music and Women's " Studies 17 Deborah Umsn and Elisabeth Talking Across Differences: A Symposium for Dialogue ] Sheff Between Academics and Activists 19 c:: UJ Anne Statham and Katherine Can We Talk? Collaborative Conversations between o c:: Rhoades Academics and Activists 22 ~ .g Margaret Ingram King Leadership Development in a Community Context 25 UJ (,) BelS Reedy Taking Root, Growing, Evolving: ReaChing Low~Income ~UJ E" Women with Education . 28 '0 0 "u Connecting Students with the Community ~ Susan C. Thull Community Partnership: University Students Providing Rape Crisis Intervention 30 ll Karann Short "Why Shop? Week : Shopping, Service Learning, and Student Activism 32 Judith McDaniel When the Community is the Curriculum: Teaching Women1s 00 Activisms and Organi2ations 35 UJ ~ 4J Anne Marie Pois Building Bridges: An Oral History Project with Feminist Community Agencies 37 0 ~ Linda Nielsen Creating a Women's Studies Internship Course: Building .~ 0 UJ Links with the Community 40 ....- 4J IX: Branna Romanoff, ehrys Women Changing the World: A Course in Community U Ingc:ilham, Pat Dinkdaker, Collaboration 42 UJ V 4J andJenniler MacLaughlin l""""I :.a l""""I ...::l 0 fJl Shorl Takes on Other Projects UJ Michelle Dodds, Jacky Coates, "Isn't Just Being Here Political Enough?ll: Feminist Action~ •c:: andJodi Jensen Oriented Research as a ChaUenge to Graduate U 4J Women's Studies 45 ....- S Esther Lichd The Women's Studies Community Connection: 00 ~ A IlFriendsll Group 46 .~ .... Jennifer Scanlon Exploring Activism Within and Outside the University ~ 0 Community 47 ~ Holly Blake and Allison Kimmich The Women Involved in Living and Learning Program: .~ ... Balancing Theory and Practice, Bridging Classroom ...... 4J and Community 49 E (ll V ::l World Wide Web Review CI Nancy M. Lewis Women and Music on Ihe Web 50 ~ -< Books Recently Received 52 FEMINIST ECONOMICS \'olume 5, Number 1, A-larch 1999 27 In l\.lcmorian: Robert Eisner ix Congratulations to Amart)'a Sen: Nobel Laureate and xi Feminist Economist ARTICLES Looking at Economies as Gendered Structures: An Application to 1 Central America Jasmi", Gideon Toward a Feminist Pedagogy in Economics 29 April Laskey Aerni, Rabin L. Bartldt, Margaret Lewis, KimMam McGaWrick, andJean Shackelford Women's Agency in Classical Economic Thought: Adam Smith, 45 Harriet Taylor Mill, and]. S. Mill }VmaW G. Bodkin Parasitic-Industries Analysis and Arguments for a Living Wage for 61 Women in the Early Twentieth-Century United States Marilyn Power EXPLORATIONS Using the Web for Teaching Guest-Edited by Kim Sosin Introduction: How Might On-Line Networks Change Teaching? 79 Kim Sosin Developing Critical Thinking by Using the Web in a Principles of 83 Macroeconomics Course KimMarie McGaWrick Assessing the Strengths and Limits ofWebsites: The Webfonn in 87 Action Jean Shackelford Web Accessories for Introductory Economics at the University 91 of Massachusetts Nancy Folhre BOOK REVIEWS Carla Ravaioli, Economists and the Environment 95 Linda E. Lucas Charlesj. Whalen (ed.), Political Economy for the 21st Century: 98 Contemporary Views on the Trend of Economics Anne Mll)'hp'w Heidi GOltfried (ed.), Feminism and Social Change: Bridging 101 Theory and Practice Prue /-l.vma~l Esther Ngan-Ling Chow, Doris Wilkinson, and Maxine Baca Zinn 107 (cds.), Race, Class and Gender: Common Bonds, Different Voices Elaine l\'frCm/f Rick Tilman, 'The Intellectual Legacy of Thorstein Veblen: 109 Unresolved Is.'iues "'ll! }el1lli ng~ (continued, next page) FEMINIST ECONOMICS Volume 5, Number 1, A1arch 1999 28 (continued) Ahagracia Ortiz (ed.). Puerto Rican Women and 'York: Bridges in IJ.l TnulSnational Labor (:Ji.~/if1n Fdlf1Jatria Susan Pcdcrs('n, Family, Dependence, and the Origins of the IIH Welfare State. Britain and France, 1914-1945 KrlJIi,,/)all' Tony Lawson, Econo.mics and Reality 121 ./01111 DU!Jli EdwardJ. McCalTery, Taxing Women 126 FmllffS WOf/lIry Vicwr R. Fuchs «'d.), Individual and Social Responsibility: CbUd I~() Care, Education, Medical Care, and Long~Term Care in America Timothy E. Sullivan Parvin Ghorayshi and Claire Belanger (eds.), Women, Work, and 134 Gender Relations in Developing Countries: A Global Perspective Kim 8m;n AmyJ. Zuckerman anel Ceorge F. Simmon, Sexual Orientation in 137 lhe Workplace: Gay Men, Lesbians, Bi"icxuals & Heterosexuals Working Together Rubin L. Bartlell A. B. Atkinson, Incomes and the Welfare State: Essays on Britain 140 and Europe Emily P. Huffman Randy Albelda, Economies & Feminism. Disturbances in the Field 144 Marianne A. Ferber Irwin Garfinkel,Jennifer L. Hochschild, and Sara S. McLanahan 147 (cds.), Social Policies for Cbildren Charlulle D. Phelps William Baumol, Alan Blinder, Alan Gunther, andJohn Hicks, 149 Economics Principles and Policy (second Australian edition) Sonia Walker and Murray Brennan Randy Albelda and Chris Tilly, Glass Ceilings and Bottomless Pits: 153 Women's Work, Women's Poverty Linda Wilcux Yuung Tibor Scitovsky, Economic Theory and Reality: Selected Essays on 155 their Disparities and Reconciliation Michael Briin Notes on Contributors 161 Call for Papers 167 Information and Announcements 169 Feminist ncwlOm;cs Editorial Policies 171 Notes for Contributors 173 ERRATA In the article, Husbands, Wives, and Housework: GraduatesojSlan!ord and Tokyo Uniumities, by Myra H. Strober and Agnes Miling Kaneko Chan. in the Fall 1998 issue, the next to last variable listed in Table 6 should read 'Percent Does Mure Thall Hal[ofHousehold Tasks,' and the next to last variable listed in Tahle 7 should read 'Does More Than Hal[ofHonsehold Tasks.' feminist review 29 NUMBER 61 SPRING 1999 Snakes and Ladders Reviewing Feminisms at Century's End Editorial Snakes and Ladders: Reviewing Feminisms at Century's End catherine Hal~ Sue O'Sullivan, Ann Phoenix. MerI Storr, Lyn Thomas, Annie Whitehead 1 The Scent of Memory: Strangers, Our Own, and Others Avtar Brah 4 Writing from Experience: The Place of the Personal in French Feminist Writing Lyn Thomas and Emma Webb 27 Fragments around Philippe V.: Annie ErnauK 49 'Gone are the Days': Bisexual Perspectives on Lesbian/Feminist Literary Theory Ann Kaloski Naylor S1 Feminist Recoveries in My Father's House Chrls1lne Clegg 67 Sexual Abuse and TrOubled feminism: AReply to Camille Guy Chris Atmore 83 What a Difference a Decade Makes: Coming to Power and The Second Coming Sue O'Sullivan 97 30 FEJ\1INIST' STUDIES I Volume 25, Number 1 Spring 1999 Preface 3 Patricia Cooper and Cherished Classifications: Bathrooms and 7 Ruth Oldenziel the Construction of Gender/ Race on the Pennsylvania Railroad during World War II Nancy MacLean The Hidden History of Affinnative 43 Action: Working Women's Struggles in the 1970s and the Gender of Class Erik Ludwig Closing In on the "Plantation": Coalition 79 Building and the Role of Black Women's Grievances in Duke University Labor Disputes, 1965-1968 Ula Taylor Proposition 209 and the Affinnative 95 Action Debate on the University of California Campuses Linda Briskin and Making Equity a Priority: Anatomy of the 105 Janice Newson York University Strike of 1997 Frances R. Aparicio Through My Lens: A Video Project about 119 Women of Color Faculty at the University of Michigan Judith Strasser Poetry 131 Glenda Gilmore "But She Can't Find Her (V.D.] Key" 133 Susan Thomas Poetry 154 Joanna L. Kao Art Essay 157 M. Grazia Rossilli The European Union's Policy on the 171 Equality of Women Danielle Haase-Dubose Sexual Difference and Politics in France 183 Today Tessa Bartholomeusz Mothers of Buddhas, Mothers of Nations: 211 Kumaranatunga and Her Meteoric Rise to Power in Sri Lanka Joy Parr Homeworkers in Global Perspectives 227 (ReView Essay) Notes on Contributors 236 Notes and Lellers 240 Publications Received 242 Feminist Teacher 31 Vol. 12 Issue I, 1998 Letter to Our Readers Articles Globalizing the Curriculum: Rewatds and Resistance By Matgaret D. Stetz 12 Assimilating the "Culture of No Culture" in Science: Feminist Interventions in (De)Mentoring Graduate Women By Banu Subramaniam and Mary Wyer 29 Resistance in Two Acts: Practical and Ideological Implications By Ingrid Banks 40 On the Discomforts of Teaching By Audrey Fisch 44 Re-thinking the Story of Male Resistance in the Feminist Classroom: How Familiar Conceptions Can Keep Us from Seeing Posirive Effects By Cindy Moore Book Reviews 64 Making Gender: The Politics and Erotics of Culture by Sherry B. Ortner By Melissa Tedrowe 67 Sweet Secrets: Stories of Menstruao"on by Kathleen O'Grady and Paula Wansbrough By Phyllis H. Kaminski 69 She Wields a Pen: American Women Poets of the Nineteenth Century edited by Janet Gray By Deborah Meadows 71 Women/Writing/Teaching edited by Jan Zlotnik Schmidt By Stephanie Vandrick Video Reviews 74 Votes for Women by Kay Weaver and Martha Wheelock By Karen Manners Smith Call for Reviewers Departments 79 Resources, Calls for Papers, Conferences 86 Our Contributors 32 rontiers AJournal ofWomen Studies VOLUME xx NUMBER I, 1999 Introduction v Prayer to fl Rio Gmnde,' Yolalldd Flores Niemann, Special Issue Editor Many Years ofChicano Studies (poetry) 135 Everyday Ways of Resistance and Cooperation: '"nf I. 81m Mexican American Women Building Puentes Toward an Understanding ofSpirituality in with Immigrants U.S. Larina Leadership 137 Gilda Laura Ochoa jMnefte Rodriguez Personal History: Losing Language (poetry) 21 £1 Ang,l; Las Manos \010"',,; Las Viudas Loeas (art) 147 Raeh" Lockard Le/icia Ochardn Awareness, Consciousness. and Resistance: Raced, Classed. and Gendered Leadership The Formation ofa Code of Ethics for Latina! Imcractions in Milagro County, California 25 Chicana Scholars: The Experience ofMelding Jostphin, Mlndrz-N'K"tr Personallcssons into Professional Ethics 151 Rosi Andrad, and Hilda GonzJlrz L, Dmmat There Is Nothing as Gentle as Strength. and Nothing as Strong as Gentleness: The Life and Gender Roles in Transition among TImes ofFeliciras Cordova Apodaca. 1912-1997 45 Professional Puerto Rican Women 161 M. Linda Apodaca Nanna I. Copsl Dedicared to My Companrras: P,1o 58 "Ifthe Walls Could Talk", "Hidden Interior" (art) 179 Maria D. Cu~as Marit L. Ramos "Checkin' Up on My Guy": Chicanas. Social Experiences ofChicana County Judges in Texas Capital. and the Culture of Romance 60 Politics: In Their Own Words 181 Ang,1a Valrnzu,1a Josl Ang,/ Gurilmz Mllrift de I.os Angell'S: Prc·Colurnbian and Post Gritos . .. (poetty) 192 Conquest Goddesses: ,QuiEseond, La Esp,ranza?l Alma Montes de Oca What is Hidden in Hopei, ,QuiEseon'" La Contributors 194 Esp,ranza?lWhat is Hidden In Hope? (detail) (art) 80 Alma Lop,z Building Up Our Resistance: Chicanas in Academia 86 Anna SandoVltI undocnmented (poetry) 93 Lt/kia Hern~ndtz-Linarts Sense and Responsibility 97 Manb,1 Sosa La Vrrdad" Muda; OMdntr d, todo, mmos dt ml(poetry) 105 Manb,1 Sosa Payoso; Ideal; Aurorcrratoj Contamination (art) 108 Rosalyn MfSqui/tt The Making ofaToken: A Case Study ofStereorype Threat, Stigma, Racism, and Tokenism in Academe III Yolandn Flo~s Niemann Gender _T',~ 33 Gender, Religion. Development and Spirituality Contents Volume 7 Number I March 1999 Editorial 2 Carolille Sweetmall Reconciling Islam and feminism 7 /mall Hashim Christianity, development, and women's liberation 15 Bridget Walker Conflict and compliance: Christianity and the occult in horticultural exporting 23 Catherille S Dolall No time to worship the serpent deities: Women, economic change, and religion in north-western Nepal 31 Rebecca Sal/I Gender relations, 'Hindu' nationalism, and NGO responses in India 40 Stacey BI/rlet Religion, male violence, and the control of women: Pakistani Muslim men in Bradford, UK 48 Marie Macey A double-edged sword: Challenging women's oppression within Muslim society in Northern Nigeria 56 Fatima L AdamI/ Gender and development from a Christian perspective: Experience from World Vision 62 Lillda Tripp Islam and development: Opportunities and constraints for Somali women 69 Sadia Ahmed 'The way to do is to be': Exploring the interface between values and research 73 Sharoll Harper alld KathleCll Clallcy Resources 81 Compiled by Sophie DodgeOil Books 81 Video 85 Organisations 85 Web resources 86 34 Gender and Education Volwne II Nwnber 2 June 1999 Maria TamboWwu. Spacing Herself: women in education 125 KellY Coate. Feminist Knowledge and the Ivory Tower: a case study 141 Margaret Calloghan, Charlie Cranmer, Mum!JI Rowan, Gerda Siann & Fiona Wilson. Feminism in Scotland: self-identification and stereotypes 161 CarolYn Brit"'n & Arihur Baxter. Becoming a Mature Student: gendered narratives of the self 179 Pauline R. Schreuder. Gender in Dutch General Education. The Case of 'Taking Care' 195 Jillian De Jean, Rena Upitis, Con'na Koch & Jonaihan roung. The Story ofPhoenix Q!lest. how girls respond to a prototype language and mathematics computer game 207 nOOK REVIEWS Gender in EarlY Childhood (Nicola Yelland, Ed.) and RaciJm, Gender Idmtilies and roung Children. Social &latUms in a Multi-ethnie Inner Ci!y Primary School (Paul Connolly) reviewed by Hannah Bradby 225 Raising Boys' Achievements in Schools (Kevan Bleach) reviewed by Christine Skelton 227 The Feminist Critique 'IfiAnguage--a reader(Deborah Cameron, Ed.) reviewed by Gaby Weiner 228 Gender and Impen'aliJm (Clare Midgley, Ed.) reviewed by AnnMarie Wolpe 230 SulYert to Fiction: women teachers' lift his",ri" and /he cullural polities 'If resistance (petra Munro) reviewed by Rosemary Preston 231 Ms Men"'r's Impecrabk Aduice for Women in Acadtmia (Emily Troth) reviewed by Christina Hughes 233 nOOKS RECEIVED 235 Gender & History 35 Volume 11 Number 1 April 1999 Abstracts iv Articles Searchers of the Dead: Authority, Marginality, and the Interpretation of Plague in England, 1574-1665 RICHELLE MUNKHOFF Women's Talk and the Colonial State: The Wylde Scandal, 1831-1833 KIRSTEN McKENZIE 30 Writing and Waiting: The First World War Correspondence between Vera Brittain and Roland Leighton CAROL ACTON S4 'He Likes Women More Than He Likes Drink and That Is Quite Unusual': Working-Class Social Clubs, Male Culture, and Heterosocial Relations in the United States, 1920.-1930s . RANDY D. McBEE 84 Down to Now: Memory, Narrative, and Women's Leadership in the Civil Rights Movement in Atlanta, Georgia KATHRYN L NASSTROM 113 Picturing Feminism, Selling Liberalism: The Case of the Disappearing Holbein JORDANNA BAILKIN 145 Thematic Reviews Futures for Feminist Histories PAMELA COX 164 Gerda lerner, Why History Marters: Ufe and Thought (997); Barbara laslett, Ruth-Ellen B. Joeres. Mary Jo Maynes, Evelyn Brooks Higginbotham and Jeanne Barker-Nunn (OOs) History and Theory: Feminist Research, Debates, Contestarfons (1997); Joan Wallach Scott (ed.) Feminism and History (1996) The Uterus in History LESLEY A. HALL 169 Rickie Solinger (ed,) Abortion Wars: A Half Century of Struggle, 1950-2000 (1998); Nicola Beisel, Imperilled Innocents: Anthony Comstock and Family Reproduction in Victorian America (1997); Helen Hardacre, Marketing the Menacing Fetus in Japan (1997); Karen Newman, Fetal Positions: Individualism, Science, Visualily (1996) Review Essay Janaki Nair, Women and l.aw in Colonial India: A Social History (1996) SRIMATI BASU 173 (continued, next page) 36 Gender & History Volume 11 Number 1 April 1999 (continued) Book Reviews Alhalya Brenner, The Intercourse of Knowledge: On Gendeting Desire and 'Sexuality' in the Hebrew BibJe(1997) ESTHER FUCHS 177 liz James (ed.), Women, Men and Eunuchs: Gender in Byzantium (997) SARAH LAMBERT 178 Margarila Diaz-Andreu and Marie louise Stig Sorensen Coos), Excavating Women: A History of Women in European Archaeology (1998) HELENA HAMEROW 179 Helen Sollerer, The Mastel; <1tld Minf.'rv.l; Disputing Women in Medieval french Cullure (1995) ROSALIND BROWN·GRANT 180 RUlh Mazo Karras, Common Women: Prostitution and Sexuality in Medieval fng/and . (996); Judith M. BeMeU, Ale, Beet and Brewsters In Et1gland: Women~ Work in a Changing World, 1300-1600(1996) KATHLEEN TROUP 181 Warren Chernaik, Sexual freedom in Restoration Literature (1995) HERO CHALMERS 183 Stephanie McCurry, Masters ofSmall Worlds: It'oman Households, Cender Relations, and the Political Cultore of the Antebel/um South Carol/aa Low Counlry (199S) MANISHA SINHA 185 Leora Auslander, Taste and Fbwer: furnishing Modern Franei! (19961 REBECCA L. SPANG 186 Michele Riol-Sarcey, La (!emocra,ie AI'epreuve des femmes. TroIs ngufef crll/que! do pouvoir 183lJ.-1848 (1994) PAMElA PIL8EAM 188 Gillian Scott, Feminism and the Pol/tics ofWorking Women: The Women1j Co-opetative Gul/d, IOOOs 10 the Second World War(1998) JAYNE SOUTHERN 189 Elaine Tyler May, Barren in lhe Promised Land: Childle$s AmericanJ and the Pursuit of Happiness (1995)i Margaret Marsh and Wanda Ronner;. The Empty Cradle: Infertility in America from Colonlill Times 10 the Present (1996) NAOMI PfEfFER 190 Melinda Chaleauverf, Marching Together: Women 01 'he Brotherhood ofSleep/na Car Potters (1998) MARGARET WALSH 191 leisa D. Meyer, Creating GI Jane: Sexuality and Power in Ihe Women~ Army Cotpf During World War 11 (1996); Brenda l. Moo,e, To Serve My Country, To Serve My Race: The Story of lhe Only African American WACs StatIoned OVerseas during World War 11 (1996) EILEEN 80RIS 193 Palrida Ann Palmieri, In Adamless Eden: The Community ofWomen Facufly at Wefle'Sley (1995); Alison Mackinnon, Love and Freedom: Professional \I\bmen and the Re shaping of Personal Life (1997); Kathleen Day Hulbert and Diane Tickton Schuster (eds), Women~ Lives Through Time: Educated Americarf Women of the Twentieth Century (199J) PAT THANE 19S Rlna Benmayor and Andor SkOlnes (eds), Migration and ldentifyflnternatlonal Yearbook ofOral Hisrorr and life Stories 3) (1994) ElliS JONKER 198 Rosalind Marsh (ed.), Women if! Russia and Ukraine (1998); Mary Buckley (ed.', Post·Soviet Women: from the Baltic 10 Central Asia (1997)ANDREA PETO 199 T. Dunbar Moodie with Vivienne Ndalshe, Going for Gold: Men, Mines and Migration (1994) DEBORAH GAITSKEll 201 Mari Jo Buhle, Feminism and its Discontents: A Century ofStruggle with Psychoanalysis (1998); Elizabeth Abel, Barbara Christian and Helen Moglen (eds), Female Subjects in Black and While (1997) JANET SAYERS 203 Notes on Contributors 205 Index to Volume 10 (199B) 206 GENDER AND PSYCHOANALYSIS 37 An Interdisciplinary Journal Volume 4 Winter 1999 Number 1 CONTENTS Panel: Embranglements on the Maternal Erotic Playground HARRIET KIMBLE WRYE Introduction 3 HARRIET KIMBLE WRYE Embranglements on the Maternal Erotic Playground: "They Aftly Gang Awry" 7 DAVID J. WAYNE The Male Analyst on the Maternal Erotic Playground 23 STEVEN H. KNOBLAUCH Absorbing Maternal Erotlcs: A Slippery Affalr--commentary on Papers by Wrye and Wayne 35 Clinical and Theoretical Papers JOSEPH CANARELLI Altention vs. Acceptance: Some GILBERT COLE Dynemlc Issues in Gay Male CHARLES RIZZUTO Development 47 CAROLYN STACK Psychoanalysis Meets Queer Theory: An Encounter with the Terrifying Other 71 Book Reviews CLAUDE BARBRE Gender and Amerlcen Social Science: Th.e Formative Years, edited by H. Silverberg 000 ToWard a New Psychology of Gender: A Reader. adited by M. M. Gergen and S. N. Davis 000 From the Editor 165 Articles 38 ''That Single·Mother Element": How White Employers lYpify Black Women IVY KENNELLY 168 When Women Play the Bass: Instrument Specialization and Gender Interpretation ~ in Alternative Rock Music '" MARY ANN CLAWSON 193 f:3 '" Symbolic Traditionalism and Pragmatic Egalitarianism: .~- U -.. Contemporary Evangelicals, Families, and Gender 0 «:'" SALLY K. GALLAGHER and cHRISTIAN SMml 211 ('/.) Research R.ports e>'d (In)Voluntary Association: A Multilev.1 Analysis ofGender Segregation in Voluntary Organizations tiS PAMELA A. POPIELARZ Lester Frank Ward as a Sociologist of G.nder: A New Look at His Sociological Work ffi BARBARA PlNLAY 251 t:l Book R.ri.... The Modernization ofFatherhood: A Social and Political History by Ralph LaRo••a CLYNNCARR N .. Schoolsmart andMothetwise: Working· Class .&>" Wom'h's Irkntity and Schooling e by Wendy Luttrell Z" ANNMUU.I!N 267 '" Gender and the Social Cons/raction of/llness - by ludith Lorber "e DORIS WILKINSON 268 '0" Nothing Bad Happens to Good Girls: > Fear ofCrime in Women's Lives by Esther Madriz The Female Offender: Girls, lII:>m,1t, and Crime by Meda Chesney.Lind /OANMOORB 270 Gender andNation by Nira Yuval·Davi. MARY B. KELLY 272 Managing Gender: Affirmalive Ac/ion and Organizational Power in AlUtl'lllian, Canadian, and New kalandSport by Jim McKay SHARI L. DWORKIN 273 Feminization ofthe CI,'8Y in America: Occupotional and Organizational Perspectives by Paula D, Nesbitt SUSAN A. FARRELL 275 Sex and Sexuality: Risk and Relationships in the Age ofAIDS by Dana Lear In Changing 7Tmes: Gay Men and Lesbians Encounter HlV/AlDS Edited by Martin P. Levine, Peter M, Nardi, and lohn H. Gagnon The Gender Politics ofHIVlAlDS in Women: Perspectives on the Pandemic in the United States Edited by Nancy Goldstein and lennifer L. Manlowe D1ANEZABLOTSKY 276 GENDER ISSUES 39 FALL 1998 VOLUME 16 NUMBER 4 Volume 16, No.4, Fall 1998 Articles Rita J. Simon Editor's Introduction 3 Nancy Foner Benefits and Burdens: Immigrant Women and Work in New York City 5 Cynthia Cranford Gender and Citizenship in the Restructuring of Janitorial Work in Los Angeles 25 M.D.R. Evans and The Impact of Resources and Tatjana Lukic Family-Level Cultural Practices on Immigrant Women's Workforce Participation 52 Harriet Orcutt Duleep The Family Investment Model: A Formalization and Review of Evidence from Across Immigrant Groups 84 40 GENDER ISSUES WINTER 1999 VOLUME 17 NUMBER 1 Articles Rita J. Simon Introduction 3 Monica Boyd Gender, Refugee Status, and Permanent Settlement 5 Suzanne M. Sinke Gender in Language and Life: A Dutch-American Example 26 Katharine Donato A Dynamic View of Mexican Migration 10 the United States 5.2. "",,- Nina Toren Women and Immigrants: Strangers in a Strange Land 76 Book Reviews 97 41 Gender, Place and Culture Volwne 6 Nwnber 1 March 1999 Contints Claire DW),tT. Veiled ~1canin~s: youn~ British Muslim women and the negotiation of differences 5 .Hike Kesby. Localing and Dislocaling Gender in Rural Zimbabwe: lhe making of space and the lexluring of bodies 27 Jo Cribb & Ross Barnell. Being Bashed: Western Samoan women's responses to domestic violence in \\'estern Samoa and New Zealand 49 Anna Mehta & Liz Bondi. Embodied Discourse: on gender and fear of violence 67 BOOK REVIEWS In PlaalOut ofPlaa: geography, ideology and tramgression (Tim Cresswell) reviewed by Kale Boyer 85 Embod)'ing the Social: comtmctions ofdifftrence (Eslher Saraga, Ed.) reviewed by Chris H~ 00 Situat Capital Cultur~gender at work in the ciIY (Linda McDowell) reviewed by HclenJarvis 91 Appropriatiug Gender: women's activism aud politicized rel(/(ion in South Asia (Patncia Jef- frey & AmnIa !lasu, Eds) reviewed by Emma Mawdsley 93 PUlling C1Ii/dTtll in their Plaa (Sluan C. Aitken) reviewed by Pamela Wridl 94 Making the Invisible Visible: a multicultural phmning hiswry (Leonie Sandercock, Ed.) re\;ewed by Caroline L. Miller 97 Women and the Melropolis: gender and modernilY m Weimar culture. (Katharina von Ankum, Ed.) reviewed by Barbara Kosta 99 Surfaa CiIY: Sydnry at the millen.ium (Peter Murphy & Sophie Walson) reviewed by Stephen Hodge 100 Ecqfemiflist JValures: race, gender, feminist theo')' and political adion (Noel Sturgeon) re\;ewed by Rhys Evans 102 Obituary: Suzanne n1ackcnzic 105 42 We publish essays about gender and sexuality in relation to social, poUtical, artistic and economic concerns. Issue 29 1999 The Real of Edve-Icon: Edye Smith, The Oklahoma City Bombing, and the Mobilization of Ideologies By MARGARET HIRSCHBERG Text Only ~ Version ~ Class, Gender, and Public ~ Education: ~ A Matenal History of the Academy ~~ By MELISSA M. MOWRY Text Only Version Masculinit~ Without Men: I~~ Interview wlthudlth Halberstam About Her Latest Book, Female Masculinit~ By ANNAMARI JAGOSE Text Only Version The Racial Double Standard Behind the Littleton School Shooting: Authontles~ouldn'tSee the Trench Coats for the Trees By J. ELYSE SINGLETON Text Only Version Close Encounters on Screen: Gender and the Loss of the field By JUDITH ROOF Text Only Version ~~inp ~Oflf; e ex ua 0 y 0: the Name By EYAL AMIRAN Text Only Version Of Beauty Pageants and Barbie: Theonzlng Consumption in Asian American Transnational Feminism By PAMELA THOMA Text Only Version NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS, Genders 29 43 Harvard Women's Law Journal Volume 22 Spring 1999 Contents Essay "To Give Them Countenance": The Case for a Women's Law School 1 Jennifer Gerarda Brown Articles A Call to Arms 39 Diane H. Mazur A Reasonable Baltered Mother?: Redefining, Reconstructing, and Recreating the Baltered Mother in Child Protective Proceedings 89 G. Kristian Miccio Recent Developments Gender-Motivated Violence: Developing a Meaningful Paradigm for Civil Rights Enforcement 123 Julie Goldscheid Approaching the New Millennium with Mixed Blessings for Harassed Gay Students 159 Joan E. Schaffner Law and Literature Defamed Women: Salve Deus Rex Judaeorum 207 Kif Augustine-Adams Review Essay Gender in the Construction of the Lawyer's Persona 239 Susan D. Carle 44 Health Care for Women International -CONTENTS Vol~me 20 I N~mber 2 I 1999 EDITORIAL I 109 MARGINALIZED WOMEN'S COMPARISONS OF THEIR HOSPITAL AND fREESTANDING BIRTH CENTER EXPERIENCE!).: ACONTRAST OF INNER,CIW BIRTHING EXPERIENCES I Norc:en Werner Esposilo I III REASONS, HE.ALTH Bk:HA:YloRS, AND OUTCOMk:S ofNO PRENATAL CARE: RESEARCH THAT eHAfflJk:D PRACTICE I P CONTENTS Volume 20 I Number 3 I 1999 EDITORIAL I 223 WORRY: CONCEPTUAL DIMENSIONS AND RELEVANCE TO CHILDBEARING WOMEN I Dyanne D. Affonso, Chong·Yeu Liu·Chiang, Linda J. Mayberry I 227 GAINING ACCESS TO UNDERRESEARCHED POPULATIONS IN WOMEN'S HEALTH RESEARCH I Judith A. Berg I 237 ACCULTURATION, PERCEIVED SOCIAL SUPPORT, SELF·ESTEEM, AND PREGNANCY STATUS AMONG DOMINICAN ADOLESCENTS I Susan A. Ors han I 245 PREGNANCY AND TECHNOLOGY: THAI WOMEN'S PERCEPTIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF PRENATAL TESTING I Pranee Liampullong Rice and Charin Naksook I 259 THE PSYCHOSOCIAL CONTEXT OF BLACK WOMEN'S HEALTH I Eooa Jean Lawson, La Francis Rodgers·Rose, and Shireen Rajaram I 279 THE COMMON THREAD: HEALTH CARE ACTIVITIES OF VIETNAMESE AND ANGLO· AUSTRALIAN WOMEN I Hendrika Maltby I 291 SEXUAL BEHAVIOR AND CONDOM USE AMONG URBAN WOMEN ATTENDING A FAMILY PLANNING CLINIC IN THE UNITED STATES I Claire E. Lindberg I 303 SCANNING AND REFLECTING: MAJOR COMPONENTS OF NURSING LEADERSHIP I Ti King I 315 NEWS FROM THE INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL ON WOMEN'S HEALTH ISSUES I 325 46 H£~'20N5 WOMEN'S NEWS & FEMINIST VIEWS SPRING 1999 Vol. 13 No.1 LETTERS .. ".""""."".""""",,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 NEWS Why UI is Now a Motherhood Issue."""""""."" 7 Health Press Marks 25th Anniversary """"'''''''''' 7 Breaking Ground for Lesbian and Goy Seniors .", 9 Should All Pregnant Women be Tested for HIV? "" )0 Take a Bow: The Bonnets & Crinolines Victory ",,"'" )2 UN Adopts Women's Protocol: A New Way to Enforce Our Rights """"""""'"'''' 14 FEATURES ,• STRAIGHT EDGE: An Interview With Singer Songwriter Bif Naked by Anna Lazowski ""."."."."""""...... " .. "".""." 15 REPETITIVE STRAIN INJURY by Penney Kame """."".""""."."."",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 18 'e • WAKING UP IN THE MEN'S ROOM by Catherine Mcleod "'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' 21 Predictive Genetic Testing for Breast Cancer ( THE TIP OF THE ICEBERG? • /'": /., by Penni Mitchell,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,.,,.,,,,,,,,.,,,,.".""".",,,24 REVIEWS THE ELECTRICAL FIELD Review by Rita Wong """""."."."".".".""."".". 32 THE PARIS REVIEW: WOMEN WRITERS AT WORK Reviews by Doris Anderson ".".""."."""""".".".32 STORIES TO HIDE FROM YOUR MOTHER Review by Karole Wall "''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''33 MIRROR, MIRROR ON THE WALL Review by Patsy Kotsopoulos """"""""".".""",,,35 SCARRED SOUl/ANCHOR IN THE STORM Reviews by R.J. Stevenson """""""".""""",,,.,,,,37 COLUMNS pg,4J HOT TIP: INVEST IN INTEGRITY by Irshad Monji ".""".""""".",,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,. 43 WHY IS KID WORK STILL WOMEN'S WORK? by Susan G. Cole """.".""."."."."."".""".""",44 PASS ME A PAIR OF RAPE·PROOF JEANS by Lyn Cockburn ""."".".".""."."."."".""".""..45 BUDGET REFLECTS VALUES IN A VACUUM by Judy Rebick """""'"''''''''''''''''''""'"''''''''''".46 IS THIS ABUSE? by Kathleen Greenfield"."."".""""."".".""""".48 47 A]oumal ofFeminist Philosophy Volume 14 Number 1 Winter 1999 vii Preface Carherine Mary Dale A Queer Supplement: Reading Spinoza after Grosz 13 Shannon Winnubst Exceeding Hegel and Lacan: Different Fields of Pleasure within Foucault and Irigaray 38 Robyn Ferrell The TIming of Feminism 49 Herta Nagl-Docekal The Feminist Critique of Reason Revisited 77 Jennifer A. Parks . On the Use of NF by Post-menopausal Women Comment/Reply 97 Consuelo M. Concepcion On Pornography, Representation and Sexual Agency 101 Alisa L. Carse Pornography's Many Meanings: A Reply to eM. Concepcion Review Essays 112 Joan Tronto Care Ethics: Moving Fonvard 120 Margaret A. McLaren Two Feminist Views on the Self, Identiry and Collective Action Book Reviews 126 Rosemary Hennessy Justice Interruptus: Critical Reflections on the "Pos!5ocialist" Condition by Nancy Fraser 132 Ingrid Bartsch Is Science Multicultural! Postcolonialisrns, Feminisrns, and Epistemologies by Sandra Harding 136 Notes on Contributors 138 Guidelines for Contributors/Calls for Papers 143 Announcements 48 A Journal ofFeminist Philosophy \'t,llIlIIe 14 .vlllllber 2 Spring 199.9 Diane Raymond "Faral Practices": A Feminist Analysis of Physician-Assiseed Silicide and Euthanasia 26 Lisa Schwartzman Liberal Rights Theory and Social Inequality: A Feminist Critiqlle 48 Kristen Kennedy Hipparchia the Cynic: Feminist Rhetoric and the Ethics of Embodiment 72 Joyce Davidson and Mick Smith Wittgel1Stein and lrigatay: Oender and Philosophy in a lAnguage (Game) of Difference 97 Pelagia Goulimari A Minorirarian Feminisml Things to Do with Deleute and Ouattari Book Reviews 121 Rosemarie Tong Moral Undersrandings: A Feminist Study In Ethics by Margar~t Urban Walker 124 Abby Wilkerson Family Pictures: A Philosopher Explores the Familiar by laura Duhan Kaplan 129 George Yancy Philosophy in a Feminist Voice: Crirlques and Reco/lSltUctia/lS edited by Janet A. Kourany 136 Susan Bickford Reconstrucrlng Polirlcal Theory: Feminist Perspecrlves ~dlred by Mary Lyndon Shanley and Uma Narayan 144 Errata 146 Notes on Contributors 148 Guidelines for Conrributors/Call for Papers 153 Announcement 154 Books Received Indian Journal of Gender Studies 49 Volume 6 Number 1 January-June 1999 CONTENTS Articles Off the Body: Further Considerations on Women, Sexuality and Agency Seemanthini Niranjana 1 Women's Education in Colonial Tamil Nadu, 1900-1930: The Coalescence of Patriarchy and Colonialism Padmini Swaminathan 21 Images of Feminine Identity in Hindu Mythology and Art: The Case of Vi~nu-Mohini Aloka Parasher-Sen 43 Scaling the Barrier: Women, Revolution and Abscondence in Late Colonial Bengal Ishanee Mukherjee 61 Point of View The Gender of the Artist: Some Positions in the Debate on Creativity Davees c." 79 Research Notes Work and Family Roles: Indian Career Women in India and the West Usha Rani Roul, Sue Lewi. and Carolyn Kagan 91 Personal Narrative L""la Kisan 109 Discussion (Women's Reservation Bill) Pernicious or Nect!ssary? Leela Kasturi 123 Bouk Reviews 151 50 " international (Rt No.3, 1998 AsIAN WOMEN AWAIT DECEMBER 2000 1 0 by Suvendrtni Kakuchi December 2000 Is the date for what will be the nrst war crime tribunal focusing OIl violence against women In armed conflict sftuB/lons. FIFTY YEARS OF ACHARTER: THE UNIVERSAl DECLARATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS1 3 by Roxana Vasquez Sotelo To bring about agendar vision would enrich and reinvent the dennftion 0/human rights. lANDMARKS AND PITFAlLS 1 5 by Lilian Mercado Carreon The human rights discourse is criticalIn i{T/proving the status o/women. But aCOlTeCllegal theoryis no assurance that goodpractice will follow. A CULTURE ON HUMAN RIGHTS 1 9 by Serra Sippel For the church to be amirror 0/justice, ft needs to actively safeguard the human rights of women. UNIVERSAlITYVS. CULTURAl RELATIVITY FOR THE HUMAN RIGHTS OF WOMEN 22 by Genevieve Jacques Is cullural diversity sufficient basis for challenging the universality ofhuman rights? SEXUAl PARITY 25 by Man Luz Quesada-Tiongson Aradical mindshillis needed in the advocacy forreproduclive self-determination. BREASTFEEDING: CLARIFYING THE ISSUES 29 by Penny Van Estenk Stories developed from the Breast/eed/ng, Women and Worl< Seminar in Manila. BREAKTHROUGH WITH THE WORLD BANK 52 by Sonia del Valle An impoltant point scored by Women's Eyes on the World Bank. WOEN 51 international Ut ~ No.3, 1998 (continued) FROM ECONOMIC CRISIS TO HUMAN RIGHTS DISASTER 54 by Leti Boniol The prospect for violence is high when there is less land, money. water. WOMEN ,GRAB THE MICROPHONE! 56 by Bianca Miglioretto Women put more dynamism in community radio, NOT ENOUGH 60 by Hannah Pandian Report on the WACC's communication conference in Africa. INTO THE LIGHT 74 by Andrew Matzner The Thai lesbian movement takes astep forward. DEPARTMENTS Editorial 1 Clips 4 Isis Resource 36 Books 36 Reviews 42 Andrea Dworkin's Intercourse 45 Burma: Voices a/Women in the Struggle The Feminist Time Forgot 47 by Kate Millett Poetry 50 by Patricia Sykes Featured Artist: Sharon Rose Q. Dadang 51 Woman in Action: Vanessa Griffin, of the Pacific 64 by Mavic Cabrera-Balleza Vanessa Griffin shares her vision about the place she calis home. One on One: We are not Afraid of Success 68 by Luz Maria Martinez Calfta Eccher, speaks about women's gains in Latin America. Health Updates: Women and Breast Cancer: Trials, Tribulations and Tamoxifen 78 by Penni Mitchell New hope against breast cancer couid also be aproblem, 52 A SPECIAL PUBLICATION OF ISIS·WICCE, UGANDA VOL. 1 NO.1 1998 ------! ! ! 1 Isis: 25 years, still going strong 4 About Isis·WICCE, Uganda I!. i.6 Gender and development talks i 7' What are human rights? !. 8 .. How gender perpetuates and reinforces male 'SUperiority' 110 .•::::;:: :~::S's experiences of anmed conflK:!: a tool for i 11. Documentation proee:;s on violence against women In armed conflict 'I' 1.52.. Rape: a human rights violation i 1 ..Gender specific violations during war and armed conflict 11 Conflict resolution in Sudan . 1r:2l) Lord(healoutland ! 22. War, gender and traumatisation 126. !sls·WICCE intervention In Luwero dlstrtet : 28 .. Know How Conference i 29 Women's Information: to empower and in-power 133'.. Information services: tools for Politicians and Policy makers 137' 'A<:cess t(j Infonmation: bridging the gap E~=:~;:::":~.~~, 1;~8··'=::~rds maoagment ...' 49 NetwOrldng for women's empowenment . .' . :S:2 '''~~~pin~~t Of the national action plan: post Beijing. . 154. .Wohien,as key stakeholders in telecommunICations.•. 15568''.: Pilit~ership In communications for development ..Gender, l€ildership and trauma management . '6'2 •. The heed for caring and' counselling in organisations Introduction: Lesbian Sex Scandals Down Atkills To(o) Queer or Not'? Queer Theory. Lesbian Community. 53 and the Functions of Sexual Identities II Ollila R, Shugar What Do You Call a Lesbian Who's Only Slept with Men'! Answer: Ellen Morgan, Deconstructing the Lesbian Identities of Ellen Morgan and Elkn DeGeneres 21 Karell Yescamge JOllalhcUl Alexander To Love Women. or To Not Love Men: Chronicles of Lesbian Identification Hillda Sel! 'Without Contraries Is No Progression': S/M. Hi-nary Thinking, and the Lesbian Purity Test 45 Alara Slei" Gender Role Reversal and the Violated Lesbian Body: Toward a Feminist Hermeneutic of Lesbian Sadomasochism 61 Teresa J. Homsby The Materiality of Gender: Louking for l.esbian Bodies in Transgender History 73 Nail Alamilla Boyd Toward a Dyke Discourse: The Essentially Constructed Stoncbutch Identity 83 RoM" Maltz Eroticizing Safe Sex: Pedagogy and Pcrfomlancc in Lesbian Video 93 Christie Milliken Volume 3, Number 3 Women on lhe Edge of a Dyke-otomy: Confronting Subjectivity , 103 Myra J. IIiI'd 1999 )('112 Gamoll Sticks and Stones t 13 Stilly Alm,/u""s l.esbian Sexual Renegades? 123 llllit'I""c's.'I Sex Radical Communities and lhe Future of Sexual Ethics 133 KClihy Rwly BOOK REVIEWS Survival and Supporl in lhe Academy: l'oi.wJl/et/ hy: l.c'shitlll alltl Gay AClIdt'",ifs Call!rOlUillg lIomopllOhia, h\' Toni i\. II. McNaron 143 . nc'I'h'Wi't/ by Uku MlIIlIri Where's the l.esbian? Tile Explicit /Jod)' illl't'/formal/(X', by Rehecca Schneider 147 Ue\'it'II'c,d by /.isa 111I,.,.od Qucer in AI11L'ril'a: BoxcarI.' Ucrlha ML'cis Judilh Butler: Sicli'lnl(,ks, by Teresa Stores 150 Rel'iel1'c'c/ by I,eisa D. Meyer What's Leshian Food? Cookill' with 1/0I/C')': WlwlLil<'l'wy l,es!Jialls Eat, edited by Amy Scholder 154 Rel';ell't'd hySdma Miriam FROM THE EDITOR 54 , Who Cares? Grandparent/Grandchild Households .' Jellllifer Crew Solomoll, PhD JOIII//hl/lI MI/rx, PhD Onsed 011 data from lilt' /988 National /lMltll Iflfen'jf!w Stlrn'v lind the Child Hila/tit Supplement. we compared lite healtlt a/women 40 years'ofage and on', lidl1g [0111' J{unily slruClf/res: alol/t', solt'l)' ntisillg grandchildrell, married with sj1OilSt! 011(\'. and married wilh spouse lind gmlldchildrell. II~ jiJUlld ,1101. ill gt'Jleral. 1I'Ol1Iell soldr raising grandchildren !tan' poorer twalth compared fo 1I'0l11ell ofa similm' age Ih'illg i" otlter familY structures and coJlSiderabir lmrst' heal'" lhall 1\'0111t'1I lI';tlt SPOllseS raising grandchildren . KEYWORDS, Grandchildren. grandparents. heallh. family Income Characteristics of Rural Older Women and Implications for IIcallh Status 27 Volume 11 Nail')' D. BI/mes, ABO Number 1 Mercedes Bem-Klllg, MSfY, MA 1999 Ihh re!'if'H' eXllmines Il1e Il·lti/iOIlShip betlYee" mral residef/('e, iI/come, flud IIt'tllllt slalllS {or oltlt'r 1I'001lel/ ill Ille U.S. UIlIt' plf/J!i~'IIed resellll:h Itlls {omsed Oil lIlt' ill/ertiCliOI/ belWl'ell /il/allcial sIt/fils cllld Ihe speci/ic helilth-reialed I/eeds of 1111',\1' ruml lI'OIIIt'II. /lolh desai,'lb't' dllm {mill lite J990 U.S. eel/SIIS 1I1111 l'IlIpiriml clala {mm Ihl' II('IIII1t mre litt'ratlm: /lrt' /l1I"ly~t'cI, Ut'llfler, 1'IIf/l1 resi d('I/('(', findIJOl't'fl)' /lrt' icleflli/i('d /IS risk/tlcwJ"S {or redllct'd acct'Ss 10 heallf! care wn'il'I',\, /1111'('1' nUl'S (J//lI'/lIIII nm: ,wnkt' uti!imlioll, lIlIdpnort'r Iteallh OllIC01//('S. KEYWORDS, Rural ohler women, ilH:UJ1IC characterislics, hellllh slalus An Exploration of Complexity and Generativity as Explanations of Midlife Women's Graduate School Experiences and Reasons for Pnrsuit of a Gradnate Degree 39 Shamll Larsoll Car/SOli, PhD, RN 111;\' ,\lUd)' /omwd 011 H'lI,\OI/S mitlJi{e (-10-51) yellrs) II"OJ/It'll ,,:radulI/l' .\lIIdellls I'lInwt! gmdllt/lt' .\flub' /llId idl'lIlijit'll Ilteir t'XIJl.'rh'lIct',\ 1I'1t1'1I ('lImll('I!. Ikl'('lol' IJ/I'l/raltllt'OJ)' tllld ('Oll('('pls ofgelleralil'il)' fllld (,t.JIllplexily 1I'('H' used 10 tIIl/Il)'~(' Ihl' dUllI (/~'rilwm, JlJ50, 11)6N: 1()'jJ& lIeillke, 1983; MeAdllllls, /lfliIZt'l, & Falt')', 11)8(1). 1111' n"'/~I/I.\l'.\ of1111lYJII/t'1I 1I"Il.' nxlt'd Ihl'1IIt's ('.\JJn',\wd, Re.\ltll.\ imlimft'd (11<11 thl' H'd,'OflJl,'O IIIMlt'fl' Utlll/('JI /lfll'ud ,':1"11I//1/1/1' sdl/NJI /lit' 11('.\1 ('.Ipillit/I'tl /ly ('tJJl (('ph Ilf ,\('Olri~I' (Il11/l'l1I1111/1'.~il)~ .'if//J(~I/I'8ol"il'.\ of ('(Jlllpli:r;~I' ('llIIl/l'lIg(', ('/1I111,1W. /llId gllJlI'//t) m'l\' II.\('fitl Hlliolllllt'fin' 1111)' mit/Ii{1' IlnlJI('/{ 11II1'.\1Il' wmlllllle Sfl'l~.' III1tI 1'1'\1 t1t'.\ai!/j' tltdr 1',ll"h.'l"iI'IICt'-'" \Iltt'll t'limllt'd, J\l:YWOROS. i\litllife women, grlllluate studeilts. (,:omplexily. gcncmlivily A lIalf Life: Women Caregivers of Older Disabled Relatives 53 Isa"<'ila Paolelli, I'll/) '111;,\ I'aper eXl'lon'.\ lite illlp(/('1 ofmrillg 011 cart'gil'l'rs'li{e lfylt.' ol/(lllel/1I1,. IlIft''' ril'lI~~' 11'1'1\' mnkd 0111 1I'i11t 11'01//('11 Cdll'gil'as on'" 50 ycars old, linmcripls {mill fltl' ;1/1t.'I1'il'1I' /Ire fmll~r::('d Ilmmgh d dt'//liled discow:\e afl(/Iy~is ",illtil{ all t'llmo IJ/('(Iwl!%git'al fi~/11II'lIu,.k ~hlllt'illg how lite carillg M.ds all' COlI\lntf/t.'d ill lite i"'('l(Il'/ioli tH (/ IIY/II/I'll Sdill); ;mcri/lt:d ill a g,'mlt'1l'I1 1II0ml On/l'f; A dij)i.'H'IICI' is 1101;('('(/"'1' /lI'/In'('1I fl/llli~r ('IIIl'8in'I".\' 1\110 den'ritlt' lite caring IlIsk>; m Iltt' /'ll1Ilt' of ill/l'IISI' .\IIl'.'O\:, I'hy.\il'lll all/Ip.\ydlOloginlll'mb/l'lI/!i lIlld 1'0111I1/11/)' orIN/id nllt'gil'as IIlto \1'(' ('(/I"illg 11.\ /I .\011I'('(' Of.W1lh/il(·liol/ IIm/ll\'1I /Jdll.lf. KEYWORDS. C'llregivil1g. diSl,.·(llIrse Farly Childbearing Patterns and Women's Labor Force Behavior in Later Life 69 Alii)' Piellta, PhD ~ 71't' p,/rlws/:, of'''is re.'i('I1/'('/i ;S [lJ ('I'a/mile the COI/St'l/IIt'lIn's ofclIr/y childbear· 0 illg d('ci.~iollS for U'0I1/1'11 \' Id/WI' finn' //elil'ity ill lalt'l" life. Hithill 1/ life courst' s:: 11//1)' ~ ~ framework, lI'omell S carly childbearillg lu',il'itft's be lillkt,d to laler life d('d~;olJs. \\'tUllell hel\\'('I'II a,t:t's 55 /llId ti.J 111'1:' cn/full/ed[mill rite /98" Stirn')' of Jot II/COIIIt' /111t/ Fm/?rlllll j'/I/"licipatioll. 'lim lII('lI.\/{/~'S of (,lIr~r fe/mily mit'\' tift· cOl/sidf!l't!tf: tOlal [erlility (lit/til/WI' ofchildrel/ ('l'el' born) /lilt! fiming offir.H-binlt ~Q>== = (cllild/('s,f;.l'rior /0 agt' JO, fllld 3(}+). Ik.\ul/s /lml'ide smile Jimired support ,htll ~ cl/r1y c"ildbearing roll',\ do ill fi,ct Illll"(, (/ /ollg-/alll iIllJlll(,( ml (Itt' ('lIIploym('1I1 t!ec;.\;oll.\ oj'I\'OIllt'II, U'tJIIIl'1/ 11'110 dl'la)' childbear;lI,': lin' SfJlIlt'wlWI more likely Iv r('lJ/a;1I ;11 tile lalwr force durillg II/{';,. laler y('ars 1\,11('/'(,11,' \1"0111<'11 1I'1f(J //lore - remain ('"i/dlt'ss are likely to IIan' exiled tile lalw"/OIn', ~ ~ 0 '"'1'l ~ KEYWORDS, Lire c.:our~e. (:hildhenring, lahor force hehavior Daughters-in-Law as Caregivers: How and Why Do They Come Volume 11 to Care? 8S Number 1 Nallcy Gubermall, MSW 1999 TII;s e,rploralOlJ qUlllilat;I'{' slttdy {',mmill(,s IIII' /I/mily dyllamks flml sociO-SlfflC t/lral/actors wllic" explaill "ow amI \\,"y sume \\,01lle1l becvme "tl/t'gil'as 10 in-lan's, As well, il explores pH'I'ai!il/g allilttdes about C(/I't' by ill-Ialt's, All/teriul is draw" J't'lmspecliI'('ly /rtlm IIIn'l' Im'j'iall.'- .'lUe!ie.'- 0/ nlH'gin',.s in A!(II/Ire(/l, QI/ebec. illduding /() WllIi-,M,.,u'ul/'(!d i/l/{'I't';ews 11';,11 dell/gillers-ill-law tlllll 72 illleniell's wilh sl'0/ls(/l aud cllild cart'gin>}'.'i, All exploratory fmlllelmrk of the fi,clors which em! cI('lel'1~li//fml ill becomil/g (/ du//ghler-il/:lall' caregin'" is pm posed which iI/dudes ,Hlch elel1l('l/fS as: sodal /llId mIll/nil IIOJ'JIlS reganliug fflll/i/y n·sl}()ll.~ilJi!ityfor eMercure; .~ocial a"d cll/lUrall/orms n'gllnling the place tlmlthe rights of Ihe eldc'''(}'; ,."Ies o/falllily Idalio1/5, cO/ll'le ((\'IIlJmics, gel/der ((1'1I1J11lics alld family amilaMlil)'. KEYWORDS, Cnregiving decision, gender roles. in-Inw~ BOOK REVIEW Who Will Care for Us? Agillg ami LOllg-7('rm Care ill Multicllltlll'Cll America, by Ronald J, Angel and Jacqueline LAngei 103 Reviewed b)' Jlldith A. Bartmallll, PhD FROM THE BOOK REVIEW EDITOR 107 56 JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S HISTORY VOL. 11 No.1 SPRING 1999 Edilor's Note / 6 WOMEN'S HISTORY IN THE NEW MILLENNIUM Anne Firor Scott, Sara M. Evans, Susan K. Cahn, and Elizabeth Faue A Conversation across Three "Generations": Part I / 9 ARTICLES Sarah C. Chambers "To the Company of a Man like My Husband, No Law Can Compel Me": The Limils of Sanctions against Wife Beating in Arequipa, Peru, 1780-1850 / 31 Marilyn Schultz Blackwell The Deserving Sick: Poor Women and the Medicalization of Poverty in Brattleboro, Vermont / 53 Sandra Stanley Holton To Live "through One's Own Powers": British Medicine, Tuberculosis, and "Invalidism" in the Life of Alice Clark (1874-1934) /75 Laura L. Phillips In Defense of Their Families: Working-Class Women, Alcohol, and Polilics in Revolutionary Russia / 97 Arleen Marcia Tuchman "Only in a Republic Can It Be Proved That Science Has No Sex": Marie Elizabeth Zakrzewska (1829-1902) and the Multiple Meanings of Science in the Nineteenth-Century United States / 121 Lisa Lindquist Dorr Arm in Arm: Gender, Eugenics, and Virginia's Raciallntegrily Acts of the 1920s / 143 THEORY IN PRACTICE Claire C. Robertson Cultural Materialism: Reflections on a Theoretical Odyssey from Africa to the West Indies / 167 GETTING TO THE SOURCE Margaret Strobel Becoming a Historian, Being an Activist, and Thinking Archivally: Documents and Memory as Sources / 181 JOURNAL 57 OF WOMEN'S HISTORY VOL. 11 NO.1 SPRING 1999 (continued) REVIEW ESSAYS Susan B. Whitney History through the Lens of Gender / 193 The Republic of Letters: ACultural History of the French EnligJitenment by Dena Goodman; Get/der and Heresy: Women and Men in Lollnrd Communities, 1420-1530 by Shannon McSheffrey; France between the Wars: Gender tmd Politics by Sian Reynolds; The Secret History of Gender: Women, Men, and Power in Late Colonial Mexico by Steve J. Stem Belinda Robnett African-American and Afro-Caribbean Women's Political Struggles: Navigating Courses through White Male Supremacist Societies / 203 We Paid Our Dues: Women Trade Union Leaders of the Caribbeatl by A. Lynn Bolles; Gender and Jim Crow: Women and the Politics of White Sllpremacy in North Carolina 1896-1920 by Glenda Elizabeth Gilmore; What a Woman Ollght To Be and To Do: Black Professional Women Workers dllring the Jim Crow Era by Stephanie J. Shaw Susan R. Grayzel Fighting for Their Rights: A Comparative Perspective on Twentieth Century Women's Movements in Australia, Great Britain, and the United States / 210 Harriot Stanton Blatcll and tile Wimling of Woman Suffrage by Ellen Carol DuBois; "The Transfiguring Sword": The Just War of the Wometl's Social and Polilkal Union by Cheryl R. Jorgensen-Earpi The Meagre Harvest: The Australian Women's Movement, 1950s 1990s by Gisela Kaplan Joanne L. Goodwin Bigger than a Ballot Box / 219 Woman Suffrage atld the New Democracy by Sara Hunter Graham; Toward a Tenderer Hllmanity and a Nobler Womanhood: African-Americatl Women's Clubs;" njr,,·of-the~ Century Chicago by Anne Meis Knupfer; Battle for the Ballot: Essays on Woman Suffrage in Utah, 1870-1896 ed. by Carol Cornwall Madseni Woman Suffrage mId the Origins of Liberal Feminism in the United States, 1820-1920 by Suzanne M. Marilley ABSTRACTS OF BOOKS / 229 CONTRIBUTORS / 232 NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS / 235 58 2 "Don't Think I'm Not a Nice Girl." Poem by Alix Lindsey Olson. 3 Ma-ka: Diasporic Juks, Contemporary Writing by Queers ofAfrican Descent ed. by Debbie Douglas, Courtnay McFarlane, Makeda Silvera, and Douglas Stewart. Reviewed byJanet Wal lace. 3 Overcoming Heterosexism and Homophobia: Strategies That·Work ed. by James T. Sears and Walter L. Williams. Reviewed byAndrea Austen. 4 Women's Growth in Diversity: More Writings From the Stone Center ed. by Judith Jordan. Reviewed by Beverly Burch. 5 Gateways to Improving LeSbian Health and Health Care: Opening Doors ed. by Christy M. Ponticelli. Reviewed by Rachel Rose. 6 Dangerons Intimacies: Toward a Sapphic History ofthe British Novel by Lisa L. Moore. Reviewedby Rita S. Kranidis. 7 Beginnings ed. by Lindsey Elder. Reviewed by Andrea L.T. Peterson. 7 Looking Queer: Body Image and Identity in the Lesbian, Bisexual, Gay, and Transgender Communities ed. by Dawn Atkins. Reviewed by Heather Cassell. 8 Playing in a New League: The Women of the American Basketball League's First Season by Sara Gogo!. Reviewed by Akilah Moni/a. 9 Foundations ofSocial Work Practice With Lesbian and Gay Persons ed. by Gerald P. Mallon. Reviewedby Elizabeth P. Cramer. 10 Sappho Goes to Law School by Ruthann Robson. Reviewed by Akilah Moni/a. THE FICTION CORNER 11 Don't Explain by Jewelle Gomez. Reviewed by Tiya Miles. 12 Dark Water's Embrace by Stephen Leigh; Six Moon Dance by Sheri S. Tepper. Reviewed by Sheela Ardrian. 14 Switch by Carol Guess. Reviewed by Joan Kasson. 15 Preacher's Lake by Lisa Vice. Reviewed by Sylvie Constantine. IT'S A MYSTERY 16 When the Dead Speak by Therese Szymanski. Reviewed by Pele Plante. 18 Wicked Games by Ellen Hart. Reviewed by Melissa Hartman. 19 Over the Line by Tracey Richardson. Reviewed by Ruth Burke. 19 Gonna Take a Homicidal Journey by Sandra Scoppetlone. Reviewed by Charlolle Sharke. A FINE ROMANCE 20 Rhythm Tide by Frankie J. Jones; By ReservatiQn Only by Jackie Calhoun. Reviewed by Donna Allegra. THE EROTIC LESBIAN 21 Pillow Talk: Lesbian Stories Between the Covers ed. by Leslea Newman. Reviewedby Anne Kait. 22 Awakening the Virgin: True Tales ofSeduction ed. by Nicole Foster. Reviewed by Lisa Sha piro. 23 Love Shook My Heart ed. by Irene Zahava. Reviewed by Pauline Klein. 23 Lady Be Good: Erotic Love Stories by Naiad Press Authors ed. by Barbara Grier and Chris tine Cassidy. Reviewedby Ann Birnbaum. 59 2 SECOND THOUGHTS: Looking Queer: Body Image and Identity in Lesbian, Bisexual, Gay, and Transgcnder Communities ed. by Dawn Atkins. Reviewed by Anna Mills. 3 The Truth That Never Hurts: Writings on Race, Gender, and Freedom by Barbara Smith. Reviewed by M. Charlene Ball. S LonR Slow Burn: Sexuality and Social Science by Kalh Weston. Reviewed hy JWle 1\-1. Simoni. 6 The Presence of Absence: On Prayers and Epiphany by Doris Grumbach. Reviewed by Susafl Raffo. 7 The Fragile Peace You Keep: Poems by Kef Munger. Reviewed by Gerty Gomez Pear/berg. 8 Shaman Body: Poems New and Selected by Alexandra Grilikhes. Reviewed by SlIe Pierce. 9 Telling Tales Out ofSchool ed. by Kevin jennings. Reviewed by Heather Conrad. 9 Between the Body and the Flesh: Performing Sadomasochism by Lynda Hart. Reviewed by Allys Dierker. 10 Embracing Victory-Life Lessons in Competition and Compassion by Mariah Burton Nelson. Re\'iewed bySara Gogv/. 12 A Monument to the Memory of George Eliot: Edith J. Simcox's Autobiography ofa Shirtmaker ed. by Constance M. Fulmer and Margaret E. Barfield. Reviewedby Jennifer Rycenga. .13 Don't Get Me Star.ted by Kate Clinton. Reviewed by Beren deMotier. 14 AN INTERVIEW WITII.KARLA JAY. Interview byJl/dith P. Stelbal/nl. IS Gay and Lesbian Couples: Voices from Lasting Relationships by Richard A. Mackey, Bernard A. O'Brien, and Eileen F. Mackey. Reviewed by Carla M Monestere. 16 MOM: Candid Memoirs By Lesbians About the First Women in Their Life ed. by Nisa Donnelly. Reviewed by Anua Marie Parkinson 17 Whores and Other Feminists ed.by Jill Nagle. Reviewed by Heather Cassell. IS Lesbian Panic: Homoeroticism in Modern British Women's Fiction by Patricia Juliana Smith. Reviewedhy Rila Knl11hUs. 19 Queer 13: Lesbian and Gay Writers Recall Seventh Grmlced. by <;"Iirrord Chase. Rel'iell'ed hy J(,l1n~lel' L. Selig. 20 Working \VUh Lesbian, Gny, Bisexual, and Transgender College Studcnts: A Ihmdbook For FllcUlty and Administm- tors ed. by ROl1ni L. Sanna. Reviewed by Barbara W Gerh('/'. 20 "so are you." Poem by Ana Marie Castanon. 22 H.EVIE\V ESSAY: Putting Out: The Essential Publishing H.csource Guide for Gay and lesbian \Vrilers ed. by Edisol W. DOlson. By Di Brown. 23 REVIEW ESSAY: Lesbilln Art: Who's Noticing? By Tee A. COl'iIl/1L'. 24 SECOND TUOUGUTS: Beyond the Pale by Elana Dykcwomon. Rel'iclI'ed hy Ad /star LL'l'. THE FICTION CORNER: 2S Swarm by Camille Roy. Reviewed by Patricia A. Murphy. 2S The Wolf Ticket by Cllro Clarke. Rel'iell'ed by Susan Ka11. 26 Shimmer by Sarah Schulman. Reviewed by Donna Allegra. 27 In Every Laugh a Tear by Leslea Newman. Reviewed by Elana Dykell'omon. 2S Reel Time by Julia Willis. Reviewed by Charity R. Denlinger. 29 The Pagoda by Patricia Powell. Reviewed by Helena Louise Montgomery. 30 Love Ruins Everything by Karen X. Tulchinsky. Reviewed by Ann Bi1'1lbaum. 31 Girl Walking Backwards by Belt Williams. Reviewed by Heather Cassell. 32 Queen's Champion: The Legend of Lancelot Retold by Cris Newport. Reviewed by Julie Mitchell. IT'S A MYSTERY: 33 The Blue Place by Nicola Griffith. Reviewed by Diane Griffin Crowder. 34 Bad Moon Rising by Barbara Johnson. Revie'wed by Pauline Klein. A FINE ROMANCE: 34 City Ughts I Country Candles by Penny Hayes; Love In lhe Balance by Marianne K. Marlin; Piece of My Hearl by Julia Watts. Reviewed by Judith P. Slelbourn. 60 .. .. • i.it Volume 2-1, No 2 Summer I ')~9 2 From lhe Editor 3 Kollshah N/~t~yt~;b!t kr XfU l 5of .feu'i"J lj'omfll 'lit over 11>( "'0'1.1 I~r «tiJ""i!J' Women al War • Polilical Chutzpah in Ismcl • Burned in 14 'III Nre fi'vttrtrf/ies Berlin· More from Noga by Yael Fltubtr1 tttT Ordinary adolescent yearnings 8 Letters intersect with the macabre. Her Holocaus(.Survivor mother killed 10 Among the Gypsies herself when Rusberg was 15, /'y Toby SOmlf11l1111 leaving her orphaned daughter a survivor. too. "My counterpam" she calls Gennan Gypsies. as lhey share recipes for kuchen and strudel. and 17 Mut"krwss a horrifyingly pamllellegacy of by LyI1I1 DllvidmaH anempted annihilation. A sociologist understands the gendered effects of her own 23 The Conservative Move- mother's death afler she inter· menl's Unfinished Business views women and men who've by l\liuJtll Kflplllll had a mom die on them when wifh reipOllill from Iht mbb;i they were children. Stop! Just when you thought it was safe to use the new prayerbooks! A 20 rk \tt:r: If{ f-{IfVu::;r rabbi's wife speaks her mind on in- NvM r justices against women. and claims 32 The Hudson River by FrtlffCifft (ournoi, M.D. that the new manual for Conserva· School of Tashlikh Dad dies when she's 3, Mom tive rabbis skirts the issues, lJyAliu.lyLclI'ii when she's II, and kids are aban- In which a quintessential Upper doned 10 foster care. Here's how 28 Giving to Ethiopian West Side single Jewish woman Coumos came through, ventured Children: A New Way casts away crumbs with rituals thai motherhood herself, and turned to Celebrate renew her at Rosh Hashunah. her pain into empathy as a psy- by Alicl,e!t (lwbill chiuuis!. 37 Marketplace An American journalist in 22 Jerusalem marks u milestone Reviews ~:elft. birihday creatively. 38 Miff by KMtll Paul-Slcrn 46 Tsena Rena 30 My Perfect Family: Essenliul resources if you're The author's mother, orphaned Two Moms Jewish anti femule. early, had trouble bonding to her by Dilult! &ll1icO own children. replicating in a second generation the distonions Belasco. one of a new generation of 48 RASHI of motherloss. Jews raised in a lesbian household, "y Fl..s/J Rowrl1ug is among the first to speak out Introducing a humorist. canoonist about how lIomwl his life was. and "Bewildemess·· guide. COl'a: Shadow~ by lOll; UI'Y Uberman 61 special: gender democracy especial: democracia de genera Editorial: With Gender Democracy Into a New Era? 2 Editorial: I"Hacla una nueva era con 18 democracls de genera? Both Genders Must Get Moving Claudia NeusuB 4 Los dos generos debera" ponerse en acclon Comments 8 Comentarlos gender + empowerment =gender democracy? Blrte Rodenberg 9 ;.genero +empOderamlento = democracla de genera? Comments 12 Comentarlos "Gender" Is part 01 feminism Amalia Fischer 13 "Genera" es parte del femlnlsmo Gender Democracy Instead of Women Politics? Marle--Theres Knapper 14 Loemocracla de genera en vez de politica de muferes? Gender Talk Brings Change ... Aida Facio Montejo 16 Cuando el genera suena ..• Ghana: Confronting the Challenges Charily Blnka 20 Ghana: Confrontando desalfos Towards True Democracy Dawn A. Minott 24 Hacla una verdadera democracla Russia: Globalization - a Remedy or a Quest? Olga L1povskaya 26 Rusia: Globallzaclon: ",Soluclon 0 busqueda? South Africa: New Frontiers for Exclusion? Gall Smith 30 Suda-friea: ",Nuevas fronteras de exclusion? News 32 Notlclas 62 MANUSHI A Journal about Women and Society No. 109 Nov. - Dec. 1998 Responses to Manushi 2 Naive Outpourings ofa Self-Hating Indian 3 Deepa Mehta's Fire MADHU KISHWAR Sarala Devi 15 The Biplabi of Orissa SACHIDANANDA MDHANTY India's Nuclear Prowess 20 False Claims and Tragic Truths DR BUDDHI KOTA SUBBARAO Short Story: The Gas Station Man 35 SUNIT' PANDE Book Review : Dangerous Outcast 39 The Prostitute in Nineteenth Century Bengal by Sumanta Banerjee Review: RUDRANGSHU MUKHERJEE Poem: Summer Magic 40 SUNITAJAIN Poem: Being A Hindu 41 GILBERT LOBO Readers' Forum 42 COl'er .. Irfan Hussain MANUSHI" A Journal about Women and Society No. 110 Jan. - Feb. 1999 Responses to Manushi ",.,.....,...... ".,..,....,....,...... ,.,...... ,.,....".. 2 Thanks to Smugglers 4 Bollywood Films Bridge Builders Among lndo-Pak People MADHU KISHWAR Poem: Those Days 10 K.L.SAHI In and Outof Christianity , 11 Conversions in Our Village UMA SHANKARI An Anti·India Glue? ,; 14 China:...Pakistan Relations GIRl DESHINGKAR When Homes Are Torture Chambers , 17 Vlmochana's Work with Victims of Domestic Violence Rakshasutra Movement 25 A Women's Campaign to Save Ultarakhand Forests SURESHBHAI Autobiographical Fragments _ _ _,_ 211 ISMAT CHUGHTAI Translated from Urdu: M. Asaduddh: Short Story: Lihaaf[The Quilt] 36 ISMATCHUGHTAI Translated from Urdu: M. Asaduddin Readers' Forum : 42 64 MEDIA REPORT TO WOMEN Covering all the issues concerning women and media Volume 27, Number 2 Spring 1999 'Middle-aged and mad at supermarket magazines,' columnist says 4 Marlene Sanders reminisces about sister pioneers in network news 5 Parents fear Internet's influence on children, study shows 7 Horror movies, TV shows can have long-lasting effects 8 Major impact of the Internet is in its new content 15 Midwifery 65 ~!Qg9Y Issue Number 50 Summer 1999 Theme: Homebirth DEPARTMENTS Midwifery Today 1 From the Editor 2 Poetry 4 Networking 6 Tricks of the Trade 7 Marion's Message Jill Cohen aM Angel Rain pg. / J 8 Question of the Quarter 61 Journal Abstracts FEATURES 62 Media Reviews Midwifery Today 64 News 69 Classified Advertising 9 Not Among Strangers-VAllRlE El IfAuA 70 Calendar Advertising 10 Why Homebirth?-Jlll CoHEN 73 Photo Album 16 Homebirth: What Are the Issues?-SARA WICKHAM International Midwife 19 Home-Our Birth Right-JUDY EDMUNDS 46 From the Editor 21 Healing Through Homebirth-eYNTHIA LuXFOllD 47 Cards and letters 60 International News 24 Out of the Womb, Into the Fire-JOCK DouBLEDAY 28 Ultrasound: More Harm Than Good?-M.wDEN WAGNER 31 Drugs in labour-IIMRlEY LAWRENCE BEECH 34 Pelvises I Have Known and loved-GLORIA LEMAY 36 Hair·Line-CHRls GREEN 38 Elaine's Birth-ANN J. 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Plus. twemysOillething She Got Game 64 feminists ha\'e their Sol),. 56 Mary, Mary, Far from their image as passi\'e, > "The Beauty and the Bra'ns" by Quite Contrary nonviolent nurturers, our cavcwomen Susie Bright, "Oral Report" by Maverick feminist Mary Daly has fOfemothers wefe slaying their dinner Susan Jane Gilman, "Dear Monica" '~ always been a thorn in the side of right alongside the guys. In an interview, by Abiola Wendy Abrams '\. \ Boston College. Now the Jesuit school author and humer Mary Zeiss Stange \ \ has her in the battle of her career. explofes women's killer instinct. ~"" > by Maria Karagianis > by Barbara Ehrenreich , \ . \! , ~\- ~\~-V' Departments " . '\ :, ~. ~i":,; \ .\ ,."X"CELLANEC:;'; ..~' What? 10 Women to Wetch 12 Just the Facts 13 Word: Diva by Hoily Morris 14 Religious Law Threatens Pakistani Women by Beana Sarwar 18 The Denim Defense by Maria Nadolli 20 The State of Hate-Crime Laws 21 Breast Cancer: First the Knife, Then the Axe by Christine Dinsmore 22 Girl Athletes Play Hardball by Julie Feiner ?5 Newsmaker: Penina Rosenblum by Eella Prince-Gibson 21) The Never-Ending Sweatshop Saga by Elizabeth Kadetsky 27 Staking a Claim on India's House by Mallika Kapur ?P. FGM: If You Cut, You'd Beller Run by Sarah Ellison 00 Opinion: Guilt by Admissions by Man Matsuda ).) Clipping. by Kate Rounds 3') I Am an Abortion Doctor 1 Editor's Page> by Marcia Ann Gillespie 43 The Buck Starts Here by Peggy O'Riley 4 Letters 45 Women'. Work: Child Care Worker 32 Uppity Women: Bina Akhter > by Uz Welch "':, Old and Broke? by Vivien Labaton 36 WOW: Women Organizing Worldwide ,1',' Worknote. by Jeanann Pannasch 89 Poetry: "Acrobats and Clowns· > by Robin Morgan 90 Fiction: "Hail-States & Curses" > by Melinda Haynes 96 Lastpage: watch your mouth? > by hallie gossell q., Missy in Action by Evelyn McDonnell No Comment (inside back cover) 0'; Artswatch by Chris Kelsey A6 Reviews ,," Bold Type: Katherine Arnoldi 67 Vol. 11 No. I, Spring 1999 Foreword MARGARET McFADDEN " vii Articles Rhetoric of (Female) Savagery: Welfare Reform in the United States and Aotcaroa/ New Zealand CATHERINE P. KINGFISHER I Familiar Terrain: Domestic Ideology And Farm Policy In Three Women's Novels About The 19805 AMY LEVIN 21 Focus Group Interviews: A New Feminist Method FRANCES MONTELL 44 "There Are No Victims in This Class": On Female Suffering and Anti·'Victim Feminism', ALYSON M. COLE 72 Sisterly Critics lOAN D. MANDLE 97 Oialogue: "Arc There Sisters in This Classr": A Response to "Sisterly Critics" ALYSON M. COLE 110 A Response to "There arc No Victims in this Class" lOAN D. MANDLE . 114 Response to Response ALYSON M. COLE . 116 On Teaching and Learning Scholarship on the Other Side: Power and Caring in Feminist Education BECKY ROPERS·HUILMAN 118 Spaces for Feminist Action: National Centers for Women in Japan and South Korea IAN BARDSLEy 1.36 Archives Women And The Question of "Universal" Suffrage in 1848: A Transatlantic Comparison of Suffragist Rhetoric KAREN OFFEN I SO Review Essays Women in the Middle Eilst MIRIAM COOKE . . 178 Women's Health REBECCA LOVELL SCOTT ...... 185 (conlinued, next page) 68 Vol. 11 No. I, Spring 1999 (continued) Book Reviews The Erotics of lnstwction edited by Regina Barreca and Deborah Denenholz Morse Feminist Accused of Sexual Harassment by Jane Gallop EMILY TOTH 193 Re·Engineering FemllJe Friendly Science by Sue V. Rosser Women in.Mathematics: The Addition of Difference by Claudia Henrion Feminism, Science. and the Philosophy of Science edited by Lynn Hankinson Nelson and Jack Nelson BONNIE B. SPANIER : 196 Will Teach for Food: Academic l.tJbor in Crisis edited by Cary Nelson Failing fhe Future: A Dean Looks at Higher Education in the Twenty·First Century by Annette Kolodny When Women Ask the Questions: Creating Women's Studies in America hy Marilyn Boxer MARLENE LONGENECKER 202 Women PJaywdghts of Diversity: A Bia.8ibliographical Sourcebook by Jane T. Peterson and Suzanne Bennett GAYLE AUSTIN 207 Re-dressing the Canon: Essays on Theater and Gender by Alisa Solomon CHRISTOPHER JOSEPH MITCHELL 208 Cultivating Music in Americd: Women Parrons and Activists since 1860 edited by Ralph P. Locke ami Cyrilla Barr LIANE CURTIS 210 fev.'S and Feminism: The AmMvdlenr Search for Home by Laura Levitt • ROSEMARY HOROWITZ 212 Politics and Feminist Standpoint Theories edited by Sally J. Kenney and Helen 'Kinsella Beyond the Masks: Race. Gender and Subjectivity by Amina Mama CYNTHIA BURACK 214 Women Transforming Politics: An Alternative Reader edited by Cathy J. Cohen, Kathleen B. Jones, and Joan C. Tronto Women:S Political Voice: How Women are Transforming the Practice and Study of Politi",> by Janet A. Flammang Women clnd Power in Parliamentary Democracies: Cabinet Appointments in Western Europe. 1968-1992 by Rebecca Howard Davis LESLIE ,. VAUGHAN 217 Feminist Sociology: Life Histories of a Movement by Barbara LasJett and Barrie Thorne ALLIE G. FUNK 221 Place A·Jatters; Gcndered Geography in Victorian Women's Travel Books about Soulhellst Asia by Susan Morgan TERRI A. HASSELER 223 Indexes 226 -off ~ur backs- 69 volume xxix, number 4 aprll 1999 cellinaci CI.lnOI, 50th Annlvenary'of T~e Second Sell Celebration .... 1 IlItImaUlnal Lesbian Right. in india 6 nvllWS Beauvolr and The Second Sex, Femlnlam, Race, and the Origins of EJd.tentlaUam 8 Femlnlat interpretation. of Simone de Beauvolr 8 The Ultimate Challenge: A Revolutionary, Sane and Senalble Reaponae to R1tuaUatic and Cult Abuse ... 11 CUnton: a Rapist? 7 The Personal ia Stlll the PoUtlcal 10 Minstrel Blood 13 noalars New 3 Chicken Lady 14 OOB C.lendar 15 ILettera 17 70 offourbacks may 1999 volume xxix, number 5 sPecial Serbs Rape Albanian Women at the Border 1 A Plea from Anti-War Yugoslav Feminists •••••.••••..••• 1 This War I Support with Tears in My Eyes••••..••.•.•• 10 commentary Liberal Feminists Sell Out for Clinton ••••...•••••••••••••• 8 Minstrel Blood 13 reViews The Feminist Memoir Project 11 Body Talk, Philosophical Reflections on Sex and Gender 12 conference Generations of Change o •••••••••••••••••• 13 regulars News ....•....•....0 •••••••••••••••••••••'0'•••••••••• , •••••••••• 00 •••••••• 3 Chicken Lady 0 ••••• '" ••••••••• 0 ••••••• 00 •••••••••••• 15 OOB Calendars: Festivals and Radio Shows ••••••••••• 16 Editorial: Feminist Research: Questions and Nancy Felipe Russo Methods 71 Promoting Methodological Diversity in Feminist Mary Crawford Research Ellen Kimmel Dimensions of Desire: Bridging Qualitative and Deborah L. Tolman 7 Quantitative Methods in a Study o( Female laura A. Szalacha Adolescent Sexuality ~ Commentary: Eclecticism and Methodological Jane M. Ussher 41 ::t: Pluralism: The Way Forward (or Feminist o Research 5 C'l "Like Chewing Gravel": On the Experience of Elizabeth Merrick 47 -< Analyzing Qualitative Research Findings o Using a Feminist Epistemology ." cz Commentary: Reconstructing Mountains From Natalie Porter 59 3 ~ Gravel: Remembering Context in Feminist go... Research .... '"z .0 Concept Mapping as a Feminist Research Rebecca Campbell 65 c: Method: Examining the Community Response Deborah A. Salem > to Rape ~ Commentary: Measuring Subjectivities: "Concept Stephanie Riger 91 '" Mapping as a Feminist Research Method: :;"" Examining the Community Response to Rape N Fostering Relationality When Implementing and Community Education Team 95 Evaluating a ColJective·Drama Approach to Wilfred Laurier University Preventing Violence Against Women Commentary: Power, Social Change, and the Deborah Mahlstedt 111 Process of Feminist Research Reflections on a Feminist Research Project: Frances K. Grossman 117 Subjectivity and the Wish {or Intimacy and Lou·Marie Kruger Equality Roslin P. Moore Commentary: Comments on "Feminist Research Abigail ). Stewart 137 Process" AlyssaN. Zucker Balterers' Experiences of Being Violent: A Ronda Redden Reitz 143 Phenomenological Study Commentary: Existential Phenomenology and Michael G. Garko 167 Feminist Research: The Exploration and Exposition of Women's Lived Experiences Beyond (he Measurement Trap: A Reconstructed Paige Hall Smith 177 Conceptualization and Measurement of Jason B. Smith Woman Baltering )0 Anne L. Earp Commentary: Multidimensional Assessment of Mary Ann Dutton 195 Woman Baltering; Commentary on Smith Smith, and Earp Exploring a Teaching/Research Nexus as a Ann Weatherall 199 Possible Site for Feminist Methodological Innovation in Psychology Commentary: Issues of Power and Risk at the Hilary M. Lips 215 Hearl of the Teaching/Research Nexus PWQ News 219 9 Editorials I Edltoriaux 72 13 Articles I Articles Violence feita auJC femmes 13 La Fonnation en matiere de violence Faite aux femmes et aux eorants en Ontario Fran~ais In Lorraine Gauthier en collaboration avec L.vne III In ) III Bouchard. Chantal ello/eue el Genevieve Guindon ::i E 35 Un programme d'inlervention de groupe 3upres de jeunes exposes ala violence conjugale : savoie, In • IIIE savoiN~tre et savoie-Caire C... An" Paquet, Chantal Hamel. Hoda Cllouer; el III l( Johanne Proulx E:J 53 Les attitudes et les pratiques des medecins de Camille o lU 'Ot 3upres des femmes violentees par leur conjoint: Jill recension des cents all Genevieve Martin, Lue Monique Samson el C .1:: Co/e. .- lU l'l Afarie Jacob Ill'" In 71 Les origines et les orientations du Centre de U III ~ recherche mterdisciplinaire sur la violence familia Ie CU III etla violence faite aux femmes (CRI- VIFF) III C .tI Solange Cantin el Michele Clement o III E :J Violence Against Women >] Z Ill) 79 Violence Against Refugee Women: Gender C IV Ii Oppression, Canadian Policy, and the International ._-.. ~ Struggle for Human Rights C ~ /lelene MOllssa o III II ~ ~ E 113 The Politics of Women's Safety: Sexual Violence, .....CC :J Women's Fear and the Public I Private Split o 0 -o Lori Haskell and Melanie Randall UU > 151 Woman Killing: Intimate Femicide in Ontario, 1974-1994 Rosemary Gartner, MyrJIa Dawson and Maria Crawford 175 Health Promotion from a Feminist Perspective: A Framework for an Effective Health System Response to Woman Abuse W,E, Thurston 203 Renecliol1s on Memorializing December 6 Sharon Rosenberg State Violence Against Women In Fundamentalist Regimes 211 Algerian Women at the Edge of Time: New Social Movements Stand Against Fundamentalisms Mm';c-Aimec Helie-Lucas 2 J9 Slate Violence Against Women: A Current Perspective from the Sudan Azza Eltigmli and Mohamed Khaled 225 Islam, Women and Feminism: A Review of New Works HaMe" Moghissi 233 Review Essay I Critique 233 No More Playing It Safe: Venturing'into Dangerous Territories, A Review of Roman and Eyre's Dangerous Territories: Struggles for Difference and Eqftality i" Education Rt'viell'ed by Amy SU/liI'/l11 247 Book Reviews I Comptes rendus 247 At Women's Expense: State Power and the Politics of Fetal Rights < 00 73 Cynthia Daniels o o 0 (continued) Reviewed by Kirsten Johnson c- .....::I ::I 249 Changing Women: Changing History: A .. .. 3 til 0 Bibliography of Women in Canada til .. ::I Diana Pedersen ~ .. Rew·ewed by Lillda M. Ambrose Gl is· 252 Development, Change and Gender in Cairo: A View • (UI from the Household z 0.'<•• Diane Singerman and Homa Hoodfar, eds. c -0 Reviewed by Marilyn Booth 3 tII_ ::I til 254 Feminismes au present. Supplement la revue Futur IT a til n ::I Anterieur .. til n Michele Riot-Sarcey, sous la responsabilite de III ... tII Compte re"dfl par Chantal Bertralld·Jellllillgs W III •• 257 Gar.;ons et fiUes. Stereotypes et reussite scolaire ~~ Pierretle Bouchard et Jean·Claude St-Amant l1li til ~ Compte relldu par Marie-Paille Malouil' ,. III 0 259 Guide de fClllinisation, ou La representation des c 3 femmes dans les textes >C til Jacqueline Lamothe, SallS la direction de "'::1 el til • Poufune grammaire non sexiste 3 III Celine Labrosse 3!: Compte rendu par Christine Klein-Lalafld til ( lilt 262 La Putain du Diable III Catherine Clement Compte re"du par Marguerite Alldersell ..... 263 Listening to the Thunder: Advocates Talk About the Baltered Women's Movement Leslie Timmins, cd. Reviewed by Belh Peltigrew 266 Locating Alexandra Margaret Rodgers Reviewed by Pam Patterson 269 Women and Aging: A Guide to the Literature Helen Rippier Wheeler Reviewed by E.A. (Nora) Cebotarev 270 Women and Religion in England, 1500-1720 Patricia Crawford Reviewed by Joan Gibson 272 Women and the Canadian StatelLes femmes et l'Etat canadien Caroline Andrew and Sanda Roger, eds. Reviewed by Jane Arscott 277 Contributors' Note. I Note. blographlque. 74 Vol. 21:4 1999 Introduction Poetry Xan McCallum Introduction 3 Lyn Lifshln Rosh Hodesh 55 Short Stories Kathie Austin Lea L1ttlewolfe RedWillow 11 Leaf 67 Cathleen With Margot K. Louis Jainfish 23 who spins her thread 77 Wintering in Maui: The World We Do Not Know 78 Elisa Mejia The Mosquito Net... 42 Linda Lee Crosfleld The Quilt... 80 Jan Donley A Fable about Seashells that Used 10 Be Hands 61 Art Kelly Dvorak Sophia Rosenberg Dreaming Ihe Bear 69 I am the Molher and the Child 10 Stones in the River 22 FollowMe! 41 Poetry Lovers 66 Poetry Saying Goodbye to Friends 82 Margo Bulton spirit keepers 5 In Joshua Tree Monument... 6 Reviews The Gazebo 7 Reviews by Virginia Aulln Anita Gelselmayr The Sensualist 83 Picking Currants 8 The Love of a Good Woman 85 The White Bone 87 Madeline Bassnett Astrocytes in the Braln 18 Contributors 88 Gateways 20 Margaret Gunning loom (a hymn of gratitude) 21 Lisa Pasold Fish River 1900 31 Angelica Snowe LastWishes 38 Night Flowers 40 Editorial vU Palricia McFadtkn 75 MAIN ARTICLES Land and tbe Economic Empowerment of Women: A rJJ Gendered Analysis 1 0 Rudo Gaidl.anwa A Gendered Perspe<:tlve of tbe Land Question 13 a Sam Mayo Women and Desertification: Tillers oftbe land, keepers go of knowledge 32 Palricia A. Ma Editorial vii MAIN ARTICLES Sexuality and the Heterosexual Form: The Cw of Zimbabwe 3 Ewlyn Zinanga Winnie Mandela: The Surveillllnce lind Ex,*, of "Black Womlln" lIII Signifier 7 Desiree Lewis Gender Politics In II Post·Aplirtheld South Arrlell 14 Cheryl Hendricks REFLECTIONS Teaching and Learning "R~pon$l!·ably" 25 Yvonne MIlOne To be or Not to be . 33 Julia de Couteall DEBATES Invisible Hands: Women In Zimbabwe's Commercial Farm Sector 37 Dede Amanor.Wilks "I am Hungry Mum"! Gender, Urblln Food Security and Coping Strategies In Zimbabwe 58 Neddy Matshalaga POEMS Knowing as Womyn 81 Desiree Isaak Hitch-Hiker: Part 1 82 Deadly Descent 84 lillian Masitera "Flo" Memories of HIghfield 86 Kwanele Ona Jirira A Lonely Battlelfhe Bundle of Wood 94 Thoko Matshe SAFERE 77 Southern Mrican Feminist Review Vol. 2 No.1 1996 Sexuality, Identity and Change (continued) No Mamma, I Won't, ,, 96 Tendai ManlYanlYike ' Porch PropheVSophisticated Lady! Why I Write Poetry 98 Angela C. Williams The Gospel According to JohnlThe Left Side: Saying Good·bye to Part of Me 103 Elaine D. Lillie There are Tales To Be Told 106 Stephanie Byrd Irlgu 107 Isabella Matambanadzo REVIEWS Oxfam Poverty Report 113 Patricia McFadden Namibian Women's Movement 118 Kwanele Ona Jirira Black Women, Writing and Identity: Migrations of the SUbject 126 Pat McFadden Mamphela Ramphele: A Life 131 RlIdo Gaidzanwa Chelewa, Chelewa - the Dilemma ofTeenage Girls 134 Pat Made MANIFESTOES AND REPORTS Pan African Women's Seminar Held in Zimbabwe 139 Makini Roy-Campbell Victoria Falls Declaration on the Promotion of the Human Rights ofWomen 148 Women Lawyers ADVERTS AkinaMama 152 ZWRCN 154 Musasa 156 The Zimhabwe Women's Federation 159 Women's Action Group 161 78 SAFERE Southern Mrican Feminist Review Vol. 2 No.2 NOVEMBER 1997 Page 1. Why Gender is a key development Issue for the Southern African Development Community 1 Dr. Atllaliah Molokomme 2. Gender and Politics In Lesotho A note on Gender lnequallty In Lesotho 15 Francis K. Makoa 3. A Theoretical Overview of the United Nations Convention on the Elimination of ail forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW) 27 Sandy Liebellberg 4. Beauty and the Beholder 37 Prof. N.O. Allim 5. Letters 41 6. The African Gender Institute at the University of Cape Town, South Africa 51 7. Annex 59 Recommendations of the SADC Gender Strategy Workshop to the SADC Council of Ministers Meeting 8. Book Review: Race, Colour & Class 65 Owell Sic/lOlIe 9. Adverts Afiican Women 69 Zimbabwe Women's Resource Centre and Network 71 Musasa Project 73 Zimbabwe Women's Federation 76 Women's Action Group 78 SAFERE 79 Southem African Feminist Review Vol. 3 NO.1: DECEMBER 1998 Editorial- Patricia McFadden ( editor) vii MAIN ARTICLES Kenyan Women and electoral Processes: the vagaries of the long road to leadership 3 Martine Renee Galloy Feminism and Masculinity in an African Capitalist Context: the case of Kenya 19 Mwenda G. Ntarangwi Aids in Zimbabwe: crisis in rural development 33 Ezilyn Sibanda REFLECTIONS The Matrices of Race, Class and Gender: how they converge in the lives ofSouthern African Women 4S Nova Smith The intersection of race, class and gender and the biases of ESAP SS Jessica Gordon Gender insensitivity and male bias in local advertising 67 Rekopantswe Mate Tradition, Culture and Ideology: the problem of FGM in the Gambia 71 [satou Traoray DEBATES The development of anti.fertility vaccines: challenging the immune system 77 Ute Sprenger Gender and Supply Response 8S Yassin Fall Whose Honour, Whose Humiliation: Women, Men and the Economic Crisis in South Korea 87 SOllng-ai ClIO; (continued, next page) 80 SAFERE Southern African Feminist Review Vol. 3 NO.1: DECEMBER 199B (continued) POEMS Women's Respite 93 Lillian Mllsitem Boxed and Labelled Thoko Matshe Kawusemuhle 95 Thoko Marshe You cannot ignol'e me 96 Tendai H. MlIllzvall<.vike As if they feel no pain 97 Moyo Violet Ndolllie War, Women and Children 98 Moyo Violet Ndollde REVIEWS 'Studies of Women or Women Studies' • reviews by Amina Mama of: 101 Cultivating Customers: Market Women in Harare N.E.Hom Peasants, Traders and Wives: Shona Women in the History of Zimbabwe E. Schmidt Mothers of the Revolution I. Stauntoll 'In the developed world, people talk and shop' - a review by Anne Derges of: Ecofeminism as Politics: nature, Marx and the postmodcrn 111 A. Sal/ell Review by Jennifer Chi riga of What Women do in Wartime: gender and conflict in Africa 117 M. Tursllen & Clotlde TlI'lIgiramaria (eds) , Post-independent Zimbabwe's socio-political and economic 119 landscape as portrayed in children's literature': the case ofTendai Makura's 'Why the Coek Crows' a review by Tendai H. Manzvanzvike MANIFESTOES AND REPORTS NGO Positions on Gender in the Lome Convention 123 Prudence Katsel'e SageWoman 81 Celebrating the Goddess in Every Woman Issue #46 - Summer 1999 \NELCOMING THE MUSE FEATURE ARTICLES FROM OUR READERS il6lll! il43 lll! iI 66 i'l The Great Goddess Saraswati: The Cauldron ofChanges A Circle is Cast: Flowing River of Creativity, Transformational and Ideas for Ritual Work Inspiration, and Joy Practical Magic by Suzj" Green by DeAnna Alba iI 77 lll! artwork ky Kris .Woldheur Leaves ofSage: iI 45 lll! BookReviews ilrolll! Sacred Herbs The Oldest Coven Gifts from the Land ifiI 82 lll! by Frey}a Anderson, by Susan Weed Tools for Transformation: illustrations by Llyn Hunter Product Reviews II 47 II iI 15 lll! Two of Air: ifiI 86 lll! Pleasure) Pain, and Chaka Khan Visions of T ransfonnation The Rattle: by Kania Bomiak by Lunata Wtalhn'JlDnt The Wise Woman Council illustrations by Kat Slrieby, and MaryStarlt// Amaris artwork by KanIa Bosniak II 50 II iI 21 lll! Crone Eyes, Crone Heart: DEPARTMENTS Spinning from the Center: Inner Journeys Creation and Transformation & Outer Realities ifiI3lll! by Rheya Polo, by Ann Kreil! Vol. 40, Nos. 1/2 January 1999 CONTENTS Gender Differences in the Process of Occupational Integration of Immigrant Physicians in Israel I Judith H. Bernstein and Judith T. Shuval "Girls Are Retarded When They're Stoned." Marijuana and the Construction of Gender Roles Among Adolescent Females 25 Jessica Warner, Timothy R. I*ber, and Ricardo Albanes Partner Preferences as a Function of Gender, Age, Political Orientation and Level of Education 45 .Bertjan Doosje, Krystyna Rojahn, and Agneta Fischer Gender Advertisements in Magazines Aimed at African Americans: A Comparison to Their Occurrence in Magazines Aimed at Caucasians 61 Tara L. McLaughlin and Nicole Goulet Gender Differences in Pointing Accuracy in Computer-Simulated 3D Mazes 73 Carol A. Lawton and Kevin A. Morrin Effects of Game lYPe on Children's Gender-Based Peer Preferences: A Naturalistic Observational Study 93 Chris 1. Boyatzis, Michael Mallis, and Ileana Leon Gender-Emotion Stereotypes Are Context Specific 107 Janice R. Kelly and Sarah L. Hutson-Comeaux Gender Stereotyping of Children's Thys: A Comparison of Parents and Nonparents 121 C. Estelle Campenni BRIEF REPORfS Attitudes Thward Homosexuals Among Students at a Canadian University 139 E. Glenn Schellenberg, Jessie Hirt, and Alan Sears Gender Role Stereotyping in Advertisements on Tho British Radio Stations 153 Adrian Fumham and Louise Thomson SEX ROLES 83 A Journal of Research Vol. 40, Nos. 3/4 February 1999 CONTENTS Acting Out Against Gender Discrimination: The Effects of Different Social Identities 167 Mindi D. Foster Newsworthy Moral Dilemmas: Justice, Caring, and Gender 187 Christian S. Crandall, Jo-Ann Tsang, Susan Goldman, and John T. Pennington Perceived Mentoring Fairness: Relationships with Gender, Mentoring Type, Mentoring Experience, and Mentoring Needs 211 Talya N. Bauer Attitudes Toward Domestic Violence: Race and Gender Issues 227 Lisa M. Locke and Charles L. Richman Parents' Attitudes and Expectations About Children's Cross- Gender Behavior 249 N. Kenneth Sandnabba and Christian Ahlberg Gender Differences in Emotional Language in Children's Picture Books 265 Clary A. Tepper and Kimberly Wright Cassidy I Enjoy Being a Girl: Collective Self-Esteem, Feminism, and Attitudes Toward Women 281 Christine A. Smith Male and Female Recipients of Unwanted Sexual Contact in a College Student Sample: Prevalence Rates, Alcohol Use, and Depression Symptoms 295 Mary E. Larimer, Amy R. Lydum, Brill K. Anderson, and Aaron P. Turner Portrayal of Women in Sexuality and Marriage and Family Textbooks: A Content Analysis of Photographs from the 19708 to the 19908 309 Jason Low and Peter Sherrard The Role of Personal Spirituality and Religious Social Activity on the Life Satisfaction of Older Widowed Women 319 Christina M. Neill and Arnold S. Kahn 84 SEX ROLES A Journal of Research Vol. 40, Nos. 5/6 March 1999 CONTENTS Unions as Justice-Promoting Organizations: The Interactive Effect of Ethnicity, Gender, and Perceived Union Effectiveness 331 Steven Mellor, Janet L. Barnes-Farrell, and Jeffrey M. Stanton Women of the "Sandwich" Generation and Multiple Roles: The Case of Russian Immigrants of the 19908 in Israel 347 Larissa I. Remennick Physical Attractiveness Contrast Effect and the Moderating Influence of Self-Consciousness 379 Bill Thornton and Jason K. Ma"rice Graduate Students' Relationships with Their Male and Female Major Professors 393 Debra S. Schroeder and Clifford R. Mynatt Goals, Values, and Beliefs as Predictors of Achievement and Effort in High School Mathematics Classes 421 Barbara A. Greene, Teresa K. DeBacker, Bh"vaneswari Ravindran, and A. Jean Krows Women's Dress Fashions as a Function of Reproductive Strategy 459 Nigel Barber Television Situation Comedies: Female Body Images and Verbal Reinforcements 473 Gregory FOllis and Kimberley B"rggraf Preadolescents' Social Judgments: The Relationship Between Self Endorsement ofTraits and Gender-Related Judgments of Female Peers 483 Thalma E. Lobel, Jonathan Gewirtz, Rinat Pras, Michal Shoeshine-Rokach, and Ronit Ginton The Effect of Social Context on Gender Self-Concept 499 Cynthia J. Smith, Jane A. Noll, and J"dith Becker Bryant SEX ROLES 85 A Journal of Research Vol. 40, Nos. 7/8 April 1999 CONTENTS Pancultural Gender Stereotypes Revisited: The Five Factor Model 513 10hn E. Williams, Robert C. Satterwhite, alld Deborah L. Best Recognition and Respect: A Content Analysis of Prime-Time Television Characters Across Three Decades 527 Nallcy Signorielli and Aaroll Bact/e Gender Differences in PopUlation Versus Media Body Sizes: A Comparison over Four Decades 545 Brellda L. Spitzer, Kalherille A. Hendersoll, alld MarilYIl T. Ziviall The Effects of Organizational Context on Occupational Gender- Stereotyping 567 Debra S. Gallon, Cathy L. Z. DuBois, alld Robert H. Faley How Masculine Ought I Be? Men's Masculinity and Aggression 583 Max Weisbuch, Daniel Beal, alld Edgar C. O'Neal Black and White College Women's Perceptions of Sexual Harassment 593 1. Nicole Shelloll and Tabbye M. Chavous Rape Perceptions as a Function of Gender-Role Traditionality and Victim-Perpetrator Association 617 Kelly Simonsoll and Linda Mezydlo Subich BRIEF REPORTS Masculinity and Femininity in Japanese Culture: A Pilot Study 635 Yoko Sugihara alld Emiko Kalsurada Women and Weight: Gendered Messages on Magazine Covers 647 Amy R. Malkill, Kimberlie Womiall, alld 10011 C. Chrisler BOOK REVIEWS 657 86 Vol. 11 # 1 May & June 1999 English: 'I was born with a red pen in my hand' 4 Is peeing in public a disgrace or just a little inconvenient for those who have to observe? 7 As mans meer aandag aan Blatantly Pissed Off 9 vaderskap gee, sal dit baie help Single Fatherhood, Double Parent 10 om geweld te beeindig. So skryt Michael Kaufman op bl. 33. Where is the new rape law, When will it be tabled? 12 Beller fathering helps end violence 13 Giving birth at home a local experience 15 ~"'-: ( Living with ADD 16 +" . The sun provides it, we should use it 'i, .Ii\ .\ii'J Solar Energy IS the Future 18 ··.i~!~. ',,1 The Emergency Contraceptive Pill ~~~.~ :;.:'~~ -c=- __-:~: •. When morning a:er means three days .Iater 21;-..::: ~.C.. ~-.'~.-.: r-, Chaos at home. Easy ways to organise yourself 22 ~ " ..:.i./ Shack dwellers take future in own hands 23 ."~~.~~~.-- I Oshiwambo: Othewa oya kutha po omukundu gwomeya 26 Okusitamena puuyelele oshisithahoni nenge oshinima inaashi ·ffj opala kwaamboka ye shi wete? 28 What impact will it have on gender equality if the new generation of Afrikaans: men are taught to pee sitting down and the new generation of women 'Ek is met 'n rooi pen in my hand gebore' 30 taught to pee standing? See our story on p. 7 Beter vaderskap sal geweld help beeindig ...... 33 , ,', ;l"", Regulars: . ':r ,i (if I i,f Read yourself happy 25 News Clippings 35 lellers 38 L~\~nZ~ ~.,-flm ~~~, ~\ ~'"") .41 'OJ .' ~ ~ .., ~. ~t9~ 'Where IS that bloody rape bill, we're fed up with \00. waiting, we want it now,' is what the protesters seem to be thinking. It's been promised for long, delivery is now the only answer. Social Pol itics 87 INTERNATIONAL STUDIES IN GENDER, STATE, AND SOCIETY Volume 6 • Number 1 .• Spring 1999 From "Mother of the Revolution" to "Fathers of Unification": Concepts of Politics among Women Activists Following German Unification 1 INGRID MIETHE Expanding Civil Society: Shrinking Political Spaces~ The Case of Women's Nongovernmental Organizations 23 J AEL SILLIMAN Shaping the Life of the Pre-Natal: Labor Laws, Liability, and Lead Poisoning of Women in Industry in Twentieth-Century United States 54 ALLISON L. HEPLER Agendas Industrial Innovation and Control of the Working Day: The 1998 General Motors Strike 76 JANE L. COLLINS Contextualizing Caring in Black South African Families 85 VIVIENNE BOZALEK Contributors 100 Call for Papers 102 88 April 1999 Vol. 24, No.8 RrtsUc COLUMNS NOW HOSTS LESBIAN RIGHTS PROFILE AND WOMEN OF COLOR AND WE TOLD YOU SO II ALLIES SUMMIT PATRICIA SMITH ON POETRY AND l1 By Dot mId Flo By Berlladette Metrano 'PROFESSIONAL SUICIDE' D)' Danielle Georges MEDIA WATCH: WELFARE TO WHAT? TINKY WINKY KINKY? By Noy Thrupkaew BOO K S By SI/sic Day ANTI-GAY MARRIAGE BILL MEDIA WATCH: HAVE YOU DENOUNCED IN IfIIII AN INTERVIEW WITH NOTICED? MASSACHUSETTS ISM ABAFAZI EDITOR DULA SCOTT ny Danielle Georges By jennifer L. Pozner By Noy TIJ"'I,kllCW SHERBORN COMMUNITY SUGAR LAND BOTTOMLINE GATHERS TO CHALLENGE BY ION I RODGERS 11 FIRE DOWN BELOW (PART III mHOMOPHOBIC MAILINGS Ret'iewed 11Y Karen E.. 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Taflli THERAPY GUIDE 2"'-27 TRADES £, SER.Vl(ES 49 _ INTERNATIONAL TRANSGENDER FIGHTING AIDS, REFUSING TRAVEl & ADVENTURE 14-15 IidiI FILM AND VIDEO FESTIVAL POWERLESSNESS IN A By Gordene MQcKenzie and II THE DEADliNE fOR Nalley Nangeroni WOMEN'S PRISON DISPlAY ADVERTISING IN TH( By Susie Dl'y ami [;/11; , 'SSIII~ NO. .t(, 'lARCH- - APRIL 1999 ENGLISH NDEBElE Esikukhumbulayo 30 Editorial 2 Abantwana ngumsebenzi Children are everybody's responsibility 2 wabantu bonke 30 From Ihe Director's Desk 3 Okusuka kumqondisi 31 Know your constitution 4 Yazini iSimiso soMthetho weLizwe Palient education is your right .. 5 lenu 32 Infundo yesigulane lilungelo lakho 33 Let's Talk About It 6 Asikhulumeni ngakho 34 Letters to the Editor 9 Incwadi eziya kuMhleli 37 Mashonaland Provincial Members' Ubabakazi Dorothy Conference 10 uyakuphendula 38 Respond promptly to court papers 12 Bana ngumahluleli 39 Recipe Corner 12 Amanina aphiwa ingqobe yokukhokhela ekuguquleni umumo wabo 40 You be the Judge 13 Banini ngarnalunga ukuze Aunt Dorothy answers you 14 Iize emhlanganweni 41 Facts about AIDS 15 Phendulani incwadi zemthethwandaba ngokuphangisa 42 SHONA Amacebo Okupheka 42 lvatinofunga 16 Yazini iqiniso ngeAIDS .44 Vana ndeve munhu wose 16 Mashoko emutungamiri weWAG 17 livai bum biro remitemo yenyika 18 Dzidzo yavarwere 19 Ngatikurukurei nezvazvo 20 Tsamba kumupepeti 23 Nyaya dzakakurukurwa pamusangano wenhengo dzeMashonaland 24 Dai uriwe waiitonga sei? 26 Kana matambira masamanisi itai zvaanoda 27 lvokubika 27 Valete Dorothy vanokupindurai 28 livai chokwadi nezveAIDS 29 TEEN VOICES MAGAZINE 91 Volume 8 No. 21999 ry Area Teen Yoiees IYRlC ~1\ ABOVE AND BEYONDe ,\vo Young Women Find Out They Have Diabetes and a Whole Lot of Love ',\:h~n Di\'orce Hits Home and Dad leaves ~anveii's Story of Choosing Adoption Can Changing Your Body image Change Your life? ARTS 8; CmJIlIRE de••rtment. \ iusie R~views: Rebekah Dear Teen Voices Reminds listeners to Breath &: The \funnurs Do Anything But letter from the Editor \furmur On Their Album Pristille Smut 'ri Tolk Good Reading, love Poetrry don't mi•• earD ry~t?! ow to Get Published in Teen Voices Tessera 92 Seductive Feminisms Feminismes seduisants Volllllle 25 Winter/Spring. Hiver/Printemps 1998/1999 Katherine BillJwlIll1lcr Introduction: Tales of Seductive Feminisms 4 L"ri"a Lll The Salt Fish Girl I J Jacquelille -ii/nit.,. Triangulations: Choosing Ambiguit~·; Playful Erotic TriptYchs 18 Susa1l Dri'i'l.'r feminist sublimations, queer disidentirications: It)sing touch of maternal sexuality 25 Sal/dm All Nilla Le,'itt Cntitled Portraits .j.! Barl' Webb Cntitled ~6 Grete/It'll Sallket/ Wonder; Morning After ~7 Lydia K,m Suite of Hands ~9 Lylllle 8e11 & Pubic Warning! Sexing Public Spheres: jtlllice lVilliamsoll A Conversation with Shawl1a Dempsey and Lorri Millan 57 Allllt' Oal/dllmlld L'aile Nord, L'aile Sud 78 SOl'''' C"lIell The Wounds of Experience 81 Silamll Ki1'lalld Tete a tete; Mes tendresses; Mes folies 87 5haro1l Ki'i.'ll1lld L".r ".A, painted picture which never captures jeal/lle ["l/Idvl."11 the subject": A Repartee on Psvchoanall'sis .md Art 8q jacqllelil/e ~illdllir Subduing the Kinetic 96 Caro!.l/ll Cucrtin present in her absence (an excerpt from filltl caw calliNgs: a cOllllterpoint fi.". f~ob('rt Bril/ghllrst) 100 5/,t'1.,.[/ Sill/on Across Bangalore 117 \Jotes on Contributors ,I Cllllaboratrices 126 Collis for Papers! Demandes de textes loq "All Right, then, I'll go to Hell": The Power and Pitfalls of Literature Across 93 the Curriculum by Gayle Pemberton 1 Transformative Teaching of Renaissance Literature Through Intertextual I Discursive Constellations ·~-I Plus: Syllabus: Discourses of Difference in Early Modern English Texts .. ~ I by Torri Thompson 12 :'S\ ~::G ~ Transforming a Developmental Psychology Course to Reflect Student ~ 2" Diversity 3 ~> 111 Plus: Syllabus: Developmental Psychology .... Z 0 by Jack Meacham 26 ~ ~Z In the Guise of Gods: Returning Women Students and Mentored Learning Z ~ ~~ c by Sherrie A. Inness and Faye Parker Flavin .40 3 '-J 3...-w C" 111 The Impact of Business School on Student Attitudes Toward Diversity ~ ~O ...... by Susan Eisner . ...49 ~ 3::G~ ~. A Woman's Place Is in the Curriculum K-12: A Multicultural Approach III Plus: Syllabus: A Woman's Place Is in the Curriculum K·12 'S:: "C :::!. by Judith Buzzell and Virginia Melaxas 69 13: ::l (Q.... Teaching Gender and Technology in the Same Room: A Case Study """"S to "0 t~ to by Renae Bredin 78 ::I_ to (\:) Curriculum Development: Transforming a Biology of Women Course to -- Include Feminist Perspectives Plus: Syllabus: Biology 01 Women ~ iO by Loretta Taras and Joseph N. Muzio 88 '-J !Z 0 ~~ Science, Epistemology and Difference s:: by Donna M. Hughes .. .. 106 """"S :s Book Reviews: ~ On the Road to Same-Sex Marriage: A Supportive Guide to Psychological, Political and Legal Issues Edited by Robert P. Cabaj and David W. Purcell Review by Nancy Mezey 118 Feminism Meets Queer Theory Edited by Elizabeth Weed and Naomi Schor Review by Juda Bennett 120 (Un)Doing the Missionary Position: Gender Asymmetry in Contemporary Asian American Women's Writing by Phillipa Katka Review by Michelle Janette .. 122 The Defiant Muse: Dutch and French Flemish Feminist Poems from the Middle Ages. to the Present: A Bilingual Anthology Edited by Maiike Meijer, Erica Kijsker, Ankje Peypers, and Yopie Prins Review by Lisa Jadwin ...... 124 Notes for Contributors and Call for Book Reviewers 94 4 WEspeak . A word from this issue's edilorial team 6 Feature Artist .':;~ .~~ Eshrat Ertanian Cover Design by senna Morris Agents of Change 7 Phyllis Lambert· Advocate for Dialogue by Cheryl Giraudy InlelView with Phyllis Lambert, ac. ca, OAL, FAAIC, architect, entrepreneur, philanthropist and community builder. Pam Cluff ~ Access by Design by Suzanne Farkas Interview with Pam Clutf,FRAtC.FAIBA OAA pioneer in the movement for accessibility by design. Lorraine McRae· Chief Mnjikaning First Nation by Suzanne Farkas and Reggie Modlich A discussion with Chief McAae, reinstating sell·governmenl and traditions to strengthen their community. Building Communrty by Design 17 Sudbury Better Beginnings and Futures by Reggie Modtich Feminist and Native ways 01 organizing return two diverse SUdbury neighbourhoods 10 their residents. Masese Women Raise a Community from a Slum, based on a paper by Marcella T. Ochwo The Masese Women's Self Help Project develops housing, jobs, services and self-confidence. Ak'Tenamil -Guatemalan Women's Paper Making Co-op by Bethania M. Stewart Q'eqchi' women work towards economic sustainability through paper making. Concepts and Ideas Regular Features 29 Community Building Through Design by Sharon Earn Design workshops bring stakeholders together to 36 In The Field - Projects Around the World lind solutions. Alternatives to Working from Home 42 Textspace· Book Revievvs and Relevant Papers by Melanie Hare and Laura C. Johnson Residentially based common work centres to provide support for women and families. 46 Calendar & Announcements Art in Public Soaces·Women. Memorv and Community EDITORIAL 4 95 DEPARTMENTS INTERNET WEBSITES THAT INFORM: Financial Site-Seeking...... 20 OUTSTANDING WOMEN OF HISTORY: Eileen Vol!ick and Th~rese Casgrain .. .29 BUILDING A LIFE ...... 58 BOOK REVIE\VS . ..51,52,53,54 INTERVIEW Canada's first female Prime Minister talks about double standards, discourse, law-making, and John Crosbie ... cover SPECIAL Judy Rebick'considers feminism's future ...... 27 FOCUS ON FINANCE An RRSP Fact Sheet...... 32 Conquering financial fears...... 33 The finer art ofinvesting...... 34 Saving for the kids' education-RESPs...... 35 The tax advantages ofself-employment 36 Are financial pyralnids really eviH...... 37 Interesting info for those who want to make investments that are ethically sound...... 38 The unregulated being ofAc{Ountants...... 40 Proposals: a step one can take instead of declaring bankruptcy 41 PROFILE One centre for homeless women that's doing something about our national disaster 42 A woman who has chosen to no longer whisper launches her first CO ; 17 Bernadene Kublu fronl Iqualuit 26 NEWS Y\VCA turns 125 10 A first world conference on domestic violence , 15 The Canadian Women Entrepreneur of the Year Award Recipients II A new insurance product to protect women, in Case ofcancer 12 An award to honour export initiative is launched 14 She shoots; She scores. A new magazine for women's hockey fans 12 The Toronto Sun's annual Women on the Move awards 16 METRAC launches ne'v booklets on Stalking 14 BUSINESS Initiatives for women entrepreneurs in western and eastern Canada...... 22 The changing face ofwork. 23 How to speed read the information deluge " 24 A vision for a new bank for small business 23 TECHNOLOGY The net in networking: buildin'g cyber-relationships 19 HEALTH & WELLNESS For solo travel safety, look wifhin 44 Afraid to drive? Special {Ourses provide hope 45 Kinesthetic karners: 'involve me and I'll undemand' 45 PARENTING The trend towards teen violence in schools. Inevitable? 46 Examining the mother-son connection. .. 49 ARTS & CREATIVITY Women Writers at the International Harbourfront Festival ofAuthors 50 HUMOUR Some hJ7.y, l1l;'hulnm world CLASSIFIEDSAND EVENTS .. . 59 96 EI)ITORIAI...... 4 DEPARTMENTS LETTERS. .. ,. . .. h OUTSTANDING WOMEN OF HISTORY: Dr. Carrie B('~( & F.. Cor.ll1ind.. 27 HlIII.IHN(; A I.lH: rcw\Uccs fur WUlllen : .. .. 54 n()(lK REVIE\VS.. . n .. D-S:! INTERVIEW K,lIh}' Hlh:kk}'-a (UJlH,t1kllllC, sur\,jvIIT. and an impiralioll . Cll\'CC NEWS S\,IIIlS Of\\'OIlH'1l C,ll1 TECHNOLOGY ()nline by luli(' King: (,Illertaining urhan legends ;lnt! fnscinating nml <:,lllatli,lll Wtllllen . The YlK cHlllch is coming (arc yOll tired nfheing reminded?): is your sinaiI husiness prep,lred? """" , ... 19 BUSINESS Poly equity: is it th.lt men gd paid in American dollars? . ..22 Y.l(cato and Jubimille's Raisillg )ollr lIUSiIlCll " .. 23 r..ltllley is food for a business: develop healthy habits for lIl.1Xill1UIlI re.~lllts ". ." " .. 2\ I'0P<:Orll says relationships are what women want: the many faces of £"(-Ollliioll " n .. 25 SPE;CIAL A CD for 1'o·1ahaffy & French ".. 26 FOCUS ON HEALTH & WELLNESS A potentially ptlyful part ofsexual interaction " .. JI Rt'dpcs (or menopause . 32 Thi<; wet,d's a killer-no hulls ahout it " 33 Ikllec!inllS for nurturing budy .1Ild soul " . 34 The l'e,lCeful sleep yOll may have dreamt about . 36 U.~t·ful information on natural treatnwnl.o; for CilnCet .. 37 I l'shi,lll wOll\en's he.llth issues: unique nceds ...... w Whr dll WOI1H'1l t·~jlt'rkllce Ikprt's5iolllllOte often lilillllllell . ·W Young wOlllcn Mt' rdinqui~hing,diminishing, ,lIld uplifting lhdr hlllli~'s: wlMI art' till' llI11li\',lIing LIt'tor5 ht'hillt! wSlllcl it: surgcn ·12 PARENTING 1lI11.\Sllll1 ;ng, hllr~titlg Ilr t r'lWling: llll'll,ud't' c.\pCricfll6.1re dilkrt'nt lin ~·\'o:rY\'fll'.. ·1.' ARTS & CREATIVITY All thl.' world's a ~hlgC ..... 44 A I'tlulillg .lIldition to WOMAN 10 HUMOUR New York Pit fitm~: dip~, dips, dips...... S3 <:I.ASSlnUlSANI) EVENTS .. S;; OMAN S RI OURN 97 SPitiNG I SUM-Mil 1999 YOlUMI 20, NUMln 1 :it ONE POINT PERSPECTIVE By lisa Honig Fine PORTRAITS 3 T.\RSIL-\ DO .\:-'l.-\H.-\L: A Brazilian \lodemist By Coral Damian 8 GERTBl-j) P.-\RKEH: Sheer ArtistrY By Amy Winter 12 :\:\".-\ ~lE:'\DIET.-\:"Pi.\in ofCuha. bOll\' I am" By Kaira M. Cabanas . ISSUES AND INSIGHTS '8 1\I.\GES Of CIlILDBIRTH 1:< ~IOOER:< :VIEXICA:< AliT By Dina (aml.or.nco Mirkin 25 CYCLISTS .-\~D A~I;\zo:\s: The :\ew \\'oman in \\'ilhelmine Germam' By David Ehrenpreil . REVIEWS 32 .-\.estheties in Femiflist Perspective. l'llited hy Wide Heln and Carol~n Korsmt'~-er ~ew feminist art critidsm: Ctitical strategies. edited by K 43 :\llns as Artists: The Visual Culture of a Medieval Convent. by Jl?iTre~' F. Hilmbur~er Reviewed by plo F. Cuneo 46 \Yomen in Italian Renaissance Art. b\, Paola Tina1!,1i Reviewed by Ullan H. ZlrpoIo . ~ 47 .-\frican NomacJic Architecture: Space. Place and Gender. t'dited tJ:.. Labelle Pmssin .\Ibnti Desi,gn. hy Gf'On!;es ~leumnt and Robert F;uris Thompson Reviewed by Victoria L Ravine 50 ~ot at Home: The Suppression of Domesticity in ~Iodem Art and Architecture (,(lited and intnxlul'ed by C1nlstophtr Heed Reviewed by Lynne Walker 52 Sexual Politics: Judy Chicago's Dinner Party in Feminist Art History ,,(lited hy Amelia Jones Beyond the Flower: The Autobiography of a Feminist Artist, by JudyChit\l.l!o Reviewed by JuUe Springer 54 The Life t\nd Art of Florine Stettheimer. by BarhamJ. B10f!mink Fionne Stettheimer: ~Ianhattan fantastica, essays by Elisabeth Sussman. B,trbara J. BIOt'mink. 31111 Unda :'-Iochlln Reviewed by Nancy Mowll Mathew. 5 7 ~leret Oppenheim: Beyond the Teacup. edited b~' Ja<:queline Burd 59 :\bstract E:-,;pressionhm: Other Politics, by Ann Etlen Gibson Reviewed by Ellen G. landau 6 1 .-\rt ofThis Centul)': The \Vornen, edited by Siobhfu Conaty "'omen 65 Susie Cooper: An Ele~ 66 Rubies & Hebels, edited by \Ionicil Bobm·Duchen ilnd \'trd Grodzil1'ild . Reviewed by Robin Rice 98 WOMEN a cultural review VOLUME 10 NUMBER I SPRING 1999 ...... , , , .. THE NEW WOMAN Allopathic Pills? Health, Fitness and New Woman Fictions ANGELIQUE RICHARDSON New Woman Poets and the Culture of the salon at the fin de siecle ANA I. PAREJO VADILLO 22 Restless Desire: Rider Haggard, Orientalism and the New Woman TERENCE RODGERS 35 Home and Away: The New Woman and Domesticity in Mary Cholmondeley's Red Pottage WENDY PARKINS 47 'All agog to teach the higher mathematics': University Education and the New Woman CHRIS WILLIS 56 The Fawcett Society: An Old Organization for the New Woman? JANE w. GRANT 67 August Strindberg, the New Woman and Elin wagner HELENA FORSAS-SCOTT 78 Galateas in Revolt: Women and Self-making in the Late Nineteenth century Spanish Novel JO LABANYI 87 REVIEW ARTICLE Jacqueline Rose, States ofFantasy; Wulf Sachs, Black Hamlet ALISON MARK 97 REVIEWS Marcia Painton, Strategies ofShowing: Women, Possession, and Representation in English Visual Culture 1665-1800 LUCY HARTLEY 105 Judith Adamson, Charlotte Haldane: Woman Writer in a Man's World MAROULA IOANNOU 107 Linda Anderson, Women and Autobiography in the Twentieth Century. Remembered Futures; Laura Marcus, Autolbiographical Discourses JULIA SWINDELLS 110 BOOK LISTINGS Compiled by BARBARA ROSENBAUM 114 BOOKS RECEIVED Compiled by TRUDI TATE 118 ABSTRACTS AND KEYWORDS 121 Women 99 & Criminal Volume 10 Number 3 Justice'" 1999 EDITORIAL BIOGRAPHICAL ESSAY Marguerile Q. Warren: A Career of Academic Excellence, Distinguished Research and Gifted Pedagogy 3 Patricia Vall Voorhis Katilleell Heide Ted Palmer Jill Leslie ROSe1lba1/1II ARTICLES Sex Mailers: A Gender-Specific Standard for Cross-Gender Searches of Inmates 31 Mary A 1111 Farkas KathrYIl R. L. Ralld A Descriptive Profile and Socio-Historical Analysis of Female Executions in the United States: 1632-1997 57 David E Bakel' « Contlicting Consensus: Public Reaction to a Domestic Violence Pro-Arrest Policy 95 Amallda L. Robillsoll Equal Application or Unequal Treatment: Practical Outcomes for Women on Community Control in Florida 121 Sylvia J. Allsay Deella Bellvelleste BOOK REVIEWS Gendered Jllstice ill the Americall West, by Anne M. Butler 137 Rel'iewed by Craig Hemmells Black Womell alld the Crimillal JI/stice System. by Biko Agozino 144 Reviewed by Helell Taylor Greelle Gelldel: 'Race' alld Illtematiollal Relatiolls: Violellce Against Filipillo Womell ill Australia, by C. Cunneen andJ. Stubbs 147 Reviewed by Zelma Westoll Hellriql/es 100 Womer\ &Health Volume 28 Number 3 1999 Influence of Self-Care Education on Illness Behaviors and Heallh Locus of Control of Mexican American \Varnell Cmllel'illc A. Kellllet/\', PIID Dale DeVile. PhD . Kimherly Ramer-IIt!my. ,\IS Jmma West-Kowalski, ,\15 The Mental Heallh Status of Young Hispanic Women Residing Along the Border: A Twin Cities Comparison 15 A. Yvolllle RII.Hell. MD. PhD Martha S. Williams. PhD Pmrida A Fan; MA. MSW A. Jll/lles Sd,Wllh. PhD Sue Platt,fUller, ,"'fA Traditional Birth Allendant. Advice Toward Breast-Feeding, Immunization and Oral Rehydration Among Mothers in Rural Bangladesh 33 Mail/mlmr Rashid, MBBS KOIpdlOol Taytlkkmumt", MD Virasakdi CllOlIg.mvi\ l alH'ong, l\1D Alall Gealel: PhD Gregol)' A. Bechtel, MPH, PhD Asian-Islamic Women and Breast Cancer Screening: A Socio-Cullural Analysis 45 Silireel/ S. Rajaram. PhD Allahita Rashidi. RN, MSN Clandestine Abortion in Latin America: Provider Perspectives 59 Karel/ Rodriguez, MA. MPH Jel/lliler Strickler, PhD Mothers in a New Country: The Role of Cullure and Communication in Vietnamese, Turkish and Filipino Women's Experiences of Giving Birth in Australia 77 Rhollda Small, BA. GradDipEpid P1'lluee LiampWlOllg Rice. PhD Jalle Yellalld. RN. BAppSe Jlldith Lumley, PhD. FAFPHM An Investigation of Sociomedical Risk Factors Associated with Vaginal Fistula in Northern Nigeria to3 Durl'emia O.ill1ll1ga Ollo/emhemltel1, PhD C. C. Ekll'eml'". MBBS (Lolld.), FMCOG (Nig.), FII~\CS alld FRCO(U.K.) Women&Health 101 Volume 28 Number 4 1999 Health Related Behaviors and Cancer Screening of Lesbians: Results from the Boston Lesbian Health Projeci SI/sal/ J0 Roberts, DNSc, RNC Leila Sorellsell, PhD, RN Managed Care Organizations and Mammography: Opportunities 10 Serve Underserved Women 13 IV, Michael Reid, PhD, MBA Jail Marshbl/rn, MPH Kris Siddharthall, PhD Breast Screening Practices Among Russian Immigranl Women in Israel 29 Larissa I, RemellIlick, PhD Health Behavior Change Models and Their Socia-Cultural Relevance for Breast Cancer Screening in African American Women 53 Kimlill Ashillg-Giwa, PhD Psychological Issues in Genetic Testing for Breast Cancer 73 Cilldy L. Carter, MA B. Jo Hailey, PhD Screening for Breast and Cervical Cancers: The Importance of Knowledge and Perceived Cancer Survivability 93 Deborah N. Pearlmall, PhD Melissa A. Clark, PhD William Rakowski. PhD Bevel'(V Ehrich, MPH Breast Cancer in Mass Circulating Magazines in the U.S.A. and Canada. 1974-1995 113 JI/al/Ile N. Clarke 7 Preface 102 Leslie Satin 9 Introduction with JUdith Jerome Evelyn Velez-Aguayo 20 Santa Perdida, July Go:» ~ and Lorena Figuerola Santa Perdida, August C, Q Deb Margolin 23 Countthe I's, e:: CI) or, the Autobiographical .c Nature of Everything ca .... E. Ann Kaplan 33 Performing Traumatic .... Dialogue: On the Border of .-en Fiction and Autobiography =- Marjorie Gamso 59 Apartment ~.---= Gabrielle Civil 69 Body Dander, Dust Go:»~ Jill M. Carleton 73 Embodying Autobiography: ..... A Lesbian Performance of a...... Gay Male Performance Art Q John Coplans 84 Back with Arms Above; cC:S .... Three-quarter Back, ca Hands Clasped; S Hands Holding Feet Go:» ...= An interview 89 Yvonne Rainer on by Leslie Satin Autobiography =Q • '- Nahum B. Zenil 104 Benediciones -= ca Claire MacDonald 105 Requiem for the Self: Kathy Acker's Final Work :s:: Mady Schutzman 117 Calculus, Clairvoyance, and Communitas Nahum B. Zenil 134 Retrato de Boda JUdith Jerome 135 Creating the World Waiting to be Created: Jack Smith VOl. 10:1·2, #19-20 1~~~ and Karen Finley Lenora Champagne 155 Notes on Autobiography and Performance Excerpts from Wants Jerri Hurlbutt 173 Fish Stories Leslie Satin 181 Autobiography in the Present Tense: Deborah Hay, Living and Dying at Once Jason King 211 When Autobiography Becomes Soul: Erykah Badu and the Cultural Politics of Black Feminism Annegret Soltau 244 Generative Geeta Patel 245 Mirror and Breath: Grandmother and I Marianne Goldberg 255 Be To Want I: with Christianne Brown a performance piece for print Susan Edwards 277 The Wild West Wind Dan Bacalzo and 291 Reviews Sara Bailes 314 List of Contributors Women & Politics '" 103 Volume 20 Number I 1999 ARTICLES Are Women for Women? Feminist and Traditional Values in the Female Electorate Carolyn V. Lewis I" this research. I use Ille ANfS /992 to examine lite distribttlio/l and dimension ality of[emi,,;sl fwd traditiol/al mllies among womell. I find a group ofmoderate womell who Iwld mixtures of both types of mllles. rhe characteristics of tllis group life compared w;,11 [eminisl and traditiollal womell, It!lell cOllduct a factor dllalysis of women S \'dllleS alld /lse 'he resultillg factors (0 determine 'he iufl"· ellce offemill;st and traditio"al dimel/sions of em/ualioll OJI the probability 0/ mlillg for female Senate candidates. Jli"d 'hat protectioll agai"st sexual harass melll and feminist idemit)' fepresellt importalll [emillist dimensions. and protec t;OI/ 0/,lIefamily colistifflies 01/ important traditional dimellsion. III 1992. moder ate womell were feminist leaning and their l"Otes created a large majority with femillist women. KEYWORDS. Feminist v3lue~ tradilional values. moderale" women. female electorate Towards Comparative Analyses of Women's Political Praxis: Explicating Multiple Dimensions of Standpoint Epistemology for Feminist Ethnography 29 Nancy A. Naples This cmiele out/illes three dimensions ofa mlilti-dimensional standpoint a"ar~'sis desiKlled to generate knowledges about women s political praxis and IIighUghts the dilemmas of this IIlulti·dimensional standpoint approach for comparath'e analysis. I ilI11strate the three dimensions: stalldpoilH as embodied itl social idelltilies. liS a commltnal or relational achiel'emellt. a"d as all axis poilll of im'estigation, with research all the political perspecti\'es alld political practices ofurba" cOlllllllwit)' workers {rom low income neighborhoods illleniewed ill the mid-1980s alld tlte mid·I990s and commlillity workers ill two /OWIIS ill mrallowa illlerviewed between 1990 and 1996. KEYWORDS, Women·s political aClivism, women's community activism, femi· niSi standpoint epislemologies, feminist ethnography, institutional ethnography. JUral l..'ummunity siudy. mhan community study, racial formation themy, rlll:iul izatiull. race. duss. gender Voting in Iowa's 1980 and 1992 ERA Referendums 59 }"jJiv>, UI/I: 7,,11/ IV, Rice SdlOlaJ's han' sl,e", /I great elml of lime examining the delermilltllllS of,\llpport fin' the 1/11lional I~'RA \'e/)' lillh' 1I'0rk /ttl.\' beell dOl/e. IIOW('I'('r, 011 t"e l'IHing 1'llItenl.\" ill .\llllI'with' Ul.A rc/i.'/wldll, III I"is//(//ler we illn'stigate I"e sudo·cco 110mit' cor,-e/alt.'s of \'IHillg i/1 t"t' 19HO lUll 1992 10ll'a ""1M H'{t'/wufa, U~illg CO/llII)' tlllia. we {tlld tlWI supporl fllr t"e 101m inilitllil'es is associtlled I\'ilh 1Ii.~"er social dass, weaker n'ligioll.'1 affilialiolls, alld /ibt'ral /ItrilHde~j. We also jituf ('I'itlellee thai a sigllijicallt pl/rl oft"e dUlIIge ill Ihe Ul.A \'O/(, ill l"e IO\l'a ('Olil/lies "I:'/I\'eel1 1980 alld f092 wa .... dm' 10 elt'elioll·specific ('1/llIl'lIigll I/ctid,y, particularly by flnli-/~Rt\ (KIM.... ts. KEYWORDS, Etjual Rights Amendmcnt, lowu. women's rights, rctcrelll'a, vot ing hdlilvior. gcnder roles, feminism, media and pnlitil's (continued, next page) ~., 104 Women & Politics Volume 20 Number I (continued) 1999 Women's Candidacies and Electability in a Divided Society: The Northern Ireland Women's Coalition and the 1996 Forum Election TJ Rick lVilFwd 7his paper/u'(ll'ides a lUI/Tel/in! /II/II/pis of the {'lI/erg('IlCt' of Ihe Nor/hall lre fal/d IHJ1//('//\' Coalitioll /lml of its /wr/rmJIIIllCe at tIll' J9f)(i 1/01'/1111 1:"lt'ct;OIl. nl"tlll'illg 01/ II posta! .'lIITj'Y of ils ('11I/(1i1l(1/('.\', it exp/ol'(,,\ Ihl' o/I/JOJ"lllllitic'.\ find nll/strainls thai {act' \\,0/1/('// -,"('dillg Cfllldidac)' tllIIl e!l'('tiol/ ill t1 dil'ided .mdely ill which til!!)' ha\'(' eXI'a;I'IICt'd /I "h,lm)' of IoU' t'/ecloral I'e/we.'it'lifalioll, It col/dudl's that ,"e illforlllal H'lJuirelllt'l/b" ofcalldidacy aud ('/c('!lIhility ,11m 1),l'i nilly disfU/mlllage 11'011/('1/ ill lihl'ml df'IIIOCI'tll'ies //1'(' ('1I/wlI('('d n'illtj" a cOlllext ofIIfJl/I'd piltriarchy. KEYWORDS. Northern Irdand, Wtllllen, clll1uillaq, electoral npporlllllilies IIl1d cnnslrainls BOOK REVIEWS BOIlIlt! by GilI' COllstillllioll: IVlJllIi'II, Workers, alld Ihe MilliJIIIlJII IVI/ge, by Vivien Hart 9S Rel'ieU'et! by Sally J. Kelllley IV Ullder AI/ack, Fighlillg Back: IVlJII/ell alit! Welfare ill Ihe Ulliled 98 Slales, by Mimi Abramovitz Rel'iewed by Sheila Ards About the Contributors 101 Preface xxiii £/(\'II Kas('!lclk 105 Introduction Slim S/wrrall Feminist Ps\'chologv and Glohal Issues: 1\1l Action Agenda 7 AUlle Am/ef.'it;}; ... I IigMi,,:hl,·.1 ill IIli\'lflid.· i'l/ nrII[fI'/,'1/1;/11.,/, II'".\1'11/.1 Ill,·i,·1t'l"'1,,/'illl,'n"'J/ti< 'II II' illdw/t',!!Il/> KEYWORDS, " ... an: f' ...~chCl!"~~, l""minhl I'S~,·hllh'g~. glnhlll ll\\'me'Il,"'..". Psy..:hnlnghls fur SI,;:ial Rl'Slltll1sihilil~ IPsySRI Interview with Gabrielle Kirk McDonald. Presidellt of the International Criminal Trihunal for the Former Yugoslavia 0'_.' Sam St",rnfll ... n,;.' /rallk inr,'n'h'II' (\'il1l 11/1' l'n·.~M,'l/Illrl"'· I"rif'lIIln~ld,'"11I,· ....op,· "jIn"nll//,',I I" illdw!.' rd/"", Jllrlg" MrJ}1JlIflM '!i....,1\"'.\ Iwr ''''1".•",/(/1 lIlId pmfi'.'.li'>1I KEYWOROS, R'K~. go:nu(r. r Interview with Flizah~th Odio Uenito. Justice of the Internatiunal Criminal Trihunal for the Former Yugoslavia 39 Sal'll Stili/Hili llJi., illt,'nkw h It'illil/ /,1\'1"1011.1 1mtit'""/tfl" In/t'flhllilllhfl('rimil",1 hibfllltiffior III,' f.'/JIIl'f lil.,,:o Th.' loflml'/lIg h "I'ricl'lIl1l11hlf\' "llh,' 1I1t/;1/ illll'fi,'''Iiom flftl,,· I'll,'" illdil'/lIl<'JlI of IIII' II/I"fllrlfioll,d Cri'/II,'Il/1 li'ill/llltll j;/r III,' I-Imll'" li'-~t>I'''l'il/. Ihil nllL' i.\ 1II,'//tiOIlI',1 ill tl/l' illf"rI'iI'l'~ 11";11, ,lId'm",1d ,111./ Ih,'III'·S,'Il,'r,', It b of <,,'11/1,,1 ,<'1,'1"1111",' /tl th,' t"/II'C.'I" 01 jlllll...• il/ ,,.f,lIi,mlo 11'<11/1"/1\ i.HII.'J. "rYWORDS. Fill·;l. !nkllwli,l/wl (',imillil! TrillUIl,l! "11th.,. F"nll<:1 YU~ll~I,l\ iii, lal"", 11111 o:Iimc~. Gral.,. Brcilc!lc.\ - Beyond War Hierarchies: Oclgradc h:millisls' Experience Workillll with FI.'mah,: Survivors of War 83 l.e'I}II"'"!cu!jeIlOl·j(' 1Ill" '.\ I"~ 'I'klll','0/" IId,,!f' Id,'j~'ll/illi,'1 ",'"',t.:1""'.I, I. Sal'lt/// /'-'"" 1:0l ','Ujm,'111 11"" "ll' f,,/•..-I\ l' .·\pl"r,'" 11/ 1//1' '1f1;,'I,', I Ii,' ",":,111;:,1/;1111, lIimh'lI il/ /JI" ..!.. .-\ 1,',1111'1 I\m; ",- lr/lldl 'h,' i.' ,/ "'1/111<11111,' 1II.'m/,,'I; '\Jill..' It> hl'll' """''''/1 l't'L!.,IIII" 10'/1". "I dignil\' H.' 111<'.\ 111111,' JiO/IJ dliim 10 .w.-i.'",: (1Ih,'1" go,d, 111.-11/(/,' ./n·u,glll<'/iimi 11·"111,'// .. f; 1:"" II", 1~'rltllI,,1 <'.ll',·rh'llcn "I 11i,- 'll//hlll" u-Ilrkim: "jill '0>11/<'/1:' mg,lIIi:,I/j,'II\ ill (continued) ro'gi,JI/\ ,f.'I",{Jjfi:.'" 1>.1' II',/f i.\ Ih,' {i'CI/,' of/11/, ,'Nid... Ih,' '111/I/(/f .<1111/111,,,;:,'1 If,,' £,'I,d/. of., n.'//(If/ 1'l'lIImi.uiulln/ ",I' II,., /111ft'll glll't'fllll/t'III/1I WIII~I"X II/(' .'IIIIl' "f 1',1fI1-/,mj"\lioll Traumalizt:u Women Working with Traumntizcd Women: Reflectiolls upon Lire lind Work in a War Zone 107 Gahril'!t' Kreimer III tlli} IIrlid,', 1",'/llItltor .'/111/""_1 I'(/I(/Iit'r11"",o"lI(,m,1 profi'I.'iomd ".III,'ri,'lIe"1 ill 1I~/rkill,Jl Il'il" II'I/l/lt'll ,/lid chill"""11 11//11 (1l1I'" "1'1'11 .,ul>j"I·/t'd It> !>oll/·d"I/llIyillg l'iol"I/I'l'ill tit" POfllll'r Iilgmlarill ill fl'('('1/f .1'.'(/1'1. KEYWORDS, Bllsnin, TU71:!, trauma. W\lIlH:U·S proj~cls. rdugt'es Wnr. I,ife Crisis and Trauma: Assessing the Impact of a Womcn-Cenlt:red Training Program in Bosnia 121 Sabille S'c/wjper Agnes Miichl!le 1I,i, IIr/id"I'fl'W",.1 II Il'OlIIlIIjoj·,'/II.'n'd"pprtl"dllo",'"fillg ,11,11;1 lIen'Hi/al,'d h.I' Inll/Ill" inflict"" by '1/"1/11'// olllf/lel, 111,' /l/ll"or~ l'n'wlI/ 11 !Ii.lloric"I"IJII1l'Xlll"i/hill IIhk" 111 ...1' dl'pkt 1/11///.1' (I[ III" /'/li~1" (OI/W,/IIl'II,\'.1 1/1111 dti:"111 ",I'/IL'ri,'II,','//, .. I tmilllllg prtl.J;r The Burden Left Mv lIeml: Psvcho-Social Services Among Refugee "'omen in ~.cJlica alld Tuzla. Bosnia-Herzegovina During the War 139 Beril Sci,'" SII/I/t!ig Daft/ IJlh I"'/h.'r 1"i'WIIl!. p_\ydw:>{wi.tl ,,'rd,',"for di.'l'lm"'j/llWlh'lI lil·illl.! ill III.' l\'llr :01/,','. 1im \/111/.1' ~mlll'_1 n...'n'li/fm"lf[('tIlI//llYIl'I/i,'. ifl (·llllftist.1.'ninlmhl TI/:11I, 711,' ,I,'n'ic".~ h\'rt' ,f"I(r.:IIt'd to IImt'lhlmt" ,IiJ/rt'JJ tIIl,f illlJlnJl'1' I'sydm:.'odlll {tlllt'li,mill.r.:. ..\ I/f"':>rlo"'llIin:·b,,u,f l'nIlll1llimi llllli,·m,'d 1"111 "i.qh~r diHrt':>."'11 ,n/fll,'l1 '''',il',',1 ,qr..ull'r 1,(""1;1 [Will .~mlfp 1':.-ydwlill'1\II'Y In/dll' Ih"11 ,lit! ,h,' g/lJ/l/'lI'lm 1"'lflidIMI,'d illofCllprlll(///(11 (/('til'ili,'s 11<'lIinll, KEYWORDS, PTSD, pS}"l'hnSo,lI.:inl, lrlluma, WlI( Ir.wllla Sympathy for Ihe Devil: Thinking Aboul Viclims n,h "nid,' ,I,·\ai/J,'.' ,fit' I~'r\ll/",III/I/lJlm[".\UOIIIII.'.r/lt',i,'IIl"n O[Ih,' ",uhor whil.. Ill/fl.i".': ,n " JIII'lIlal h,'"lrIJ train,'r iff St'r/li.t. III ",ldiliflll, l"tlfjllll.\ "I'II1lJlldl".\ f/J l'j,lil!l\ lII,d1"''1''lf"lol"_''"n' n'cOfhil1.'n'd, "I(}I/.~ II itll 1/1,' <'/hk,'l implim/ioll} .,/,1Ii.\ ll'/llk flit' ("',,/ioll,hip1""fJl't'I'1I m'l"ki"g Il'j,h riol,'III'I' il/" lIi1r:J11/,',m,IillIII" ~In:fill .".....it'(I' i, ,11", 1~\JlI"It'". KEYWORDS. Serhia, trauma. 1>yst~tlIk i1ppfllilCht's, kmini~l lht'lHpy, llppre~~illn. ,hllt'n\\:' Some Pitfalls for Effective C'aregiving in a War Region 161 EcliUl OS/Ollie 1111\ flrl;''/.'llf'',1..m." ,11/ 1Il','n'i"lI' ofiJJII,'.'·,1/1,1 nmram nhid, C"'IIl"g,'III't'~1"imJl"CI liz.' 1'!fi..-ril"'/It'l..\ of "'1Il'.':il'il/.~ ill Acknowledgments vii Preface ix Herta Milller I The Red Flower and the Rod Libu!e Monikova 7 Some Theses Regarding Women's Writing Karin A. WUI1lt II Elise BOrger (1769-1833) and the Gothic Imagination Daniel Purdy 29 Sophie Mereau's Authorial Masquerades and the Subversion of Romantic Poesie Lynne TaUock 49 Recollections of a Small-Town Girl: Regional Identity. Nation. and the Flux of History in Luise Miihlbach's Erinnerungen aus der Jugend (1870) Barbara Hyams 67 The Whip and the Lamp: Leopold von Sacher~Masoch. the Woman Question, and the Jewish Question WOMEN IN Katbarina Ger.;tenberger 81 Her (Per)version: The Confessions of Wanda von Sacher-Masoch GERMAN David A. Brenner 101 Neglected "Women's" Texts and Contexts: Vicki 8aum's Jewish Ghetto Stories YEARBOOK Birgit Dahlke 123 Avant-gardist, Mediator, aod ...Menlor? Elke Erb Elke Erb 133 Not "Man or Woman," But Rather "What Kind of Power Structure Is This?": 13 Elke Erb in Conversation with Birgit Dahlke Beth L1nk1ater 151 Erotic Provocations: Gabriele Stotzer-Kachold's Reclaiming of the Female Body? 1997 Julta Ittner 171 Jigsaw Puzztes: Female Perception and Self in Brigitte Kronauer's • A Day That Didn't End Hopelessly after All" Annette Meusinger 189 The Wired Mouth: On the Positionality of Perception in Anne Duden's Opening ofthe Mouth and Das Judasschaf Monika Shaft 205 "Between Worlds": Reading Jeannette Lander's Jahrhundert der Herren as a Postcolonial Novel Heike Henderson 225 Re-Thinking and Re-Writing Heimat: Turkish Women Writers in Gennany About the Authors 245 About the Translators 249 Notice to Contributors 25 I Contents of Previous Volumes 253 108 Acknowledgments vii Preface ix John M. Jeep I Among Friends?: Early German Evidence of Friendship among Women Albrecht Classen 19 Ottilia Fenchlerin's Songbook: A Contribution to the History of Sixteenth-Century German Women's Literature Mara R. Wade 41 Invisible Bibliographies: Three Seventeenlh-Century German Women Writers Melanie A...,hangell 71 Charlotte von Hezel and Das Wochenblalililrs schOne Oeschlecht: An Eighteenth-Century Challenge to Gender and Genre Gall K. Hart 91 WOMEN IN Re-dressing History: Mother Nature, Mother Isabeau, the Virgin Mary. and Schiller's Jung/rau GERMAN Lisa C. Roetzel 109 Acting Out: Bettine as Performer of Feminine Genius YEARBOOK Muriel Connican 127 Authority and Resistance: Women in Lou Andreas-Salome's Das Haus Inca Rumold 143 14 Der Malik: Else Lasker-Schiller's Anti-War Novel FrIederike Emonds 163 Contested Memories: Heimat and Vater/and in lise Langner's 1999 Frau Eml1Ul kiimp/t im Hinterland Catherine C. Marshall 183 lise Langner's Klytlimnestra: A Feminist Response to the Rhetoric of War Dagmar e.G. Lorenz 201 Man and Animal: The Discourse of Exclusion and Discrimination in a Literary Context Hannelore Mundt 225 Katherine Mansfield Revisited: Constructions of the Self in Christa Moog's AilS lausend grunen Spiegeln Sabine Wilke 245 The Sexual Woman and Her Struggle for Subjectivity: Cruel Women in Sade, SacherMMasoch, and Treut Ahout the Authors 261 Notice to Contributors 265 Contents of Previous Volumes 267 109 MAY 1999 VoIUIlll' X, No. :; Faculty women perpetuate mate academic standards...... 1 Newswatch: Gendered politics at work and play " 3 How female administrators choose their battles...... 6 The University of Phoenix: A new way for women to learn.. 8 Support is key ingredient to completing the dissertation. .. 16 Harness consumer power by listening to women...... 17 How to benefit the most from attending a conference 18 Research briefs: Short takes on powerful research ...... 19 Women faculty reconcile feminist, Christian beliefs...... 20 History of the vibrator sells big for scorned academic 21 Qualitative research methods raise complex issues...... 22 Editor: Visit abroad creates all types of opportunities...... 24 PLUS: Check here for the ideal job that's waiting for you! 9-15 ® JUNE 1999 Volume 8, No.6 Can we create feminist harmony from four disparate voices? I Newswatch: Gendered politics at work on campus...... 3 Mission accomplished, Radcliffe folds into Harvard...... 6 Fundraising adds extras to women's center programs 7 Women student leaders need your support...... 8 Mature women seek education when relationships end .. " 21 28 tips for women leaders in higher education " 22 Do our female students really want to be empowered? 23 The evolution of women's studies in British universities. " 24 Tips to help you survive a midlife career transition " 25 The paradox of our time in history " 26 How to conquer sweaty palms in a job interview " 27 The editor: Transitions, timing, and the big picture...... 28 PLUS: 45 great jobs seeking female candidates...... 9 110 VOLUME 8 • NUMBER 1 • SPRING 1999 Original Investigations Stress in Male and Female Sport Psychologists Joy Griffin and Mary B. Harris l Is it Worth the Price? Women's Involvement in Leadership and Coaching in Sport Organizations in Norway Jorid Hovden 23 Decompression Sickness in Women Recreational Scuba Divers Jacalyn J. Robert ,47 Sex Differences in Athletic Performance Lynda B. Ransdell & Christine L. Wells 55 Television Coverage of Professional Golf: A Focus on Gender Karen H. Weiller and Catriona T. Higgs 83 Stress and Burnout in Female High School Athletic Directors Jeffrey Martin, Betty Kelley and Candice Dias 101 BOOK REVIEWS Raising Our Athletic Daughters reviewed by Jean Henry 117 Crossing the Line: Violence and sexual assault in Canada's national sport Reviewed by Linda M. Nilges 121 INFORMATIONAL ITEMS Wishperd 126 Women of Diversity 127 Women's Sport Foundation 128 IAPESGW 131 Invitation to Authors 132 Author Guidelines 133 WSPAJ Subscription Form 137 111 The Magazine of Historical and Contemporary Women Composers Vol. 7. No. I. February 1999 REPORT FROM SWEDEN ALTERNATIVE BEAT The lvlusic of Karin Rehnqvist 1 Anne Dudley 21 by Cynthia Green Libby by Marie Asner Gramm\' Winner Lucinda Williams 24 PROFILE bv Marie Asner Ja~;. Musician Jane Bunnell 6 by Thomas Erdmann INDEX 26 DISCOVERY: COMPACT DISCS IN REVIEW Sunbursts: Solo Piano Works by 7 American Women 10 Baroquefor rhe Mass: Ursuline Composers 1 ofrhe. 17/ / Celllurv. 13 Musica De La Puebla De Los Angeles ,'vIusic IJr Women {~fBaroque J'dexico. CulJa. and Europe 16 bv Barbara Harbach Libby Larsen's Missa Gaia 20 by Belly-Ann Lynerd WOMEN-CHURCH 112 No 22 April 1998 Editors' Introduction Women"Books: Annotated Bibliography 45 Camille Paul and Elaine Lindsay 3 jackie Wall Webbing Elaine Lindsay 4 Poem julie Perrin (p.15) A Labour of Love Proe McPhillips 8 Cartoons and Drawings Graham English The Female Body as Site of Sin and Transformation: A Reflection on the Thirteenth Century Passion of Seinte Marherete of Antioch Robyn Cadwallader 10 Women and the Catholic Church in Australia Michael Costigan 16 'No Sacrament for the Single': The Career Path of the Separated Catholic judy Conolly 18 Women Church: mudmapping music Andrea Breen 24 Ecology Challenges Theologians Susan Smith 29 It Hurts Patricia Hayward 34 The Twelve and the Apostles: The Traditions of Paul and the Synoptic Gospels joan E. Taylor 36 Reviews Elaine Wainwright: Women in the Bible.: A Historical Approach Elizabeth Fletcher 42 Janet Searle: Dal/gilters of Freedom: A History of Women in the Australian Church janel West 43 WOMEN-CHURCH 113 No 23 October 1998 Editors' Introduction Some of God's Girls, Some Not: Interview with Camille Paul and Elaine Lindsay 3 Cherie Nowlan Peter Malone 46 Webbing Elaine Lindsay 4 Nativity Playing - A Scene from a Sophia Christmas Concert Dangerous Hands in Deep Waters Robyn Cadwallader 50 Penny Jamieson \I Poems Penny Magee. Amanda Yorke (p.17). Anne Powell (p.25) and Kathy Marie Louise Uhr 16 Tullen (PAS) The Construction of an Australian Saint Cartoons and Drawings Sheila McCreanor 18 Graham English Women and the Priesthood: the Paradox of India Amanda Lohrey 26 The Story of the Three Wise Men Tracey Edstein 28 Religion, Philal)thropy and Social Reform: Meanings, Motivations and Interactions in the Lives of Nineteenth Century Australian Women Shurlee Swain 29 Women and the Catholic Church in Australia: A Reply to Michael Costigan Chris Christensen 36 In Memory of Hester Enid Adam 37 'But when they go to the. West Indies, they forget God' Joycelyn K. Moody 40 114 WOMEN-CHURCH No 24 April 1999 Editors' Introduction Review: Camille Paul ,lOd ELline Lindsay 3 Kath McPhillips Women and Redemption: A Theological History Webbing Rosemary Radford Ruether 42 Elaine Lindsay Women-Books: Annotated Bibliography New Religion and New Deity - The Case of Jackie Wall and Elaine Lindsay Princess Diana ~hjella Franzmann 9 Poems Patricia Barton (p.22), Pauline Small (p.32), On the Road Marie Tulip (p.36 and pAl) Janet Scarfe 13 Cartoons and Drawings Presence and Absence in the Poetry of Gralum English Judith Wright Maureen Flood 16 Review: Amanda Yorke Hanging by a thread: patchwork banner exhibition: \\famen's Lives - \'Vamen's Visions 21 'Bless this House... ': Family Religious Culture in Nineteenth-Century Australia Jan Kociumbas 23 Women-Church Future-Church, one voice Lmy Popovic 30 Fearing the (M)Other: Conversation the Uniting Church Sexuality Task Group 'did not hear' Anita Monro 3.3 Festival, Fetes and Flowers: Women Model New Vision in Harare Trish :o.hdigan .\7 115 JOURNALWomen's Health 4/98 Latin American and Caribbean Women's Health Network October - December 1998 FROM THE COORDINATING OFFICE 2 OPINION CItizens Monitor the ICPD Programme of Action 4 Confounding the Critics: Celro Five Yeara On 7 NEWS AND MEETINGS 13 CAMPAIGN The Right to Hea"h In the Context of Reform 29 Gender, Health Pollcl.. and sectoral Reform In latin America and the Cerlbbean by Dlnys Luciano Ferdinand 30 Hea"" Care end Social Security Reform Policies: Incorporating the Perspective of Gender Equity by Elsa G6mez G6mez 39 Women'e Hea"h: A Right or lrtofeans? by Marla de los Angeles Garduflo Andrade 46 Dominican Republic: The Committee on Gender and Hea"" Reform by Cristina Hemandez 51 lambla: Implications of Health sector Reforms on Qusllty Raproductlve Health services by Priya Nanda 55 PANORAMA Risking for Protection: Migrant Women's Discourses Around "Safe Sox" by Sandra M. Gifford, Christine Bakopanos, Marla Teresa Dawson and Zeynep Yesllyurt 61 SHARING OUR EXPERIENCES Australle: Exploring the Worlds of Migrant Women An Interview with Marla Teresa Dawson 72 GROUPS AND ORGANIZATIONS 78 MAILBOX 80 RESOURCES 82 116 Women's Health et~·~·'OU·. ;w:~'ti~' ' .. '0~ ~ _...... ~! aINAL. 1/99 Latin American and Caribbean Women's Health Network January - March 1999 FROM THE COORDINATING OFFICE 2 OPINION Relallons Among Counterparts (Partnership): Equity, Accountability and Sustainability by Dr. Maria Isabel Matamata Vivaldi 4 Linking Reproductive Health to Primary Health Care in the Context of Health Sector Reform byGita Sen 9 NEWS AND MEETINGS 11 CAMPAIGN 29 The 1998 Global Campaign for Women's Human Rights A Special Report by the Center for Women's Gfobaf Leadership, with contributions from Charlotte Bunch, Susana Fried, Linda Posluszny and LUdy Vidal (CWGL, New York); Kristina Mihalec (B.aBe, Croatia); Maria Suarez Toro and Katerina Anfossi (FIRE, Costa Rica); Theodora Obiageti Nwankwo (C/ROOGe, Nigeria); Yayori Matsui (VAWW-NET, Japan); Roxanna Carrillo (UNIFEM, New York) and Jenny Loor (UNIFEM, Andean Region) ------~ PANORAMA Cairo+5: More Commitment and More Action Are Needed 57 SHARING OUR EXPERIENCES November 25: Strengthening the Links Between Health and Human Rights 67 ------_.•_._-- MAILBOX 74 GROUPS AND ORGANIZATIONS 76 ---~ ---_.._-_.~ ---~-- RESOURCES 78 ---_._------~- Women's History Review 117 VOLUME 8 NU~IBER 1 1999 Editorial. Bonnie Anderson, our new North American Deputy Editor 5 Kay Whitehead. Lavinia Seabrooke, Gender and State Fonnation in Late Nineteenth·century South Australia 7 Sally Sokolofl. "How Are They at Home?" Community, State and Servicemen's Wives in England, 193945 27 Stephanie Forward. Altitudes to Marriage and Prostitution in the Writings of Olive Schreiner, Mona Caird, Sarah Grand and George Egerton 53 Tomiko Brown·Nagtn. The Transformation of a Social Movement into Law? The SCLC and NAACP's Campaigns for Civil Rights Reconsidered in Light of the Educational Activism of Septima Clark 81 Jane Martin. An 'Awful Woman'? The Life and Work of Mrs Bridges Adams, 1855·1939 139 Andrew Rowley. Major Accessions to United Kingdom Repositories in 1997 Relating to Women's History 163 BOOK REVIEWS Florence Kelley and Ihe Nation's Work: the rise ofwomen's political culture, 1830·1900 (Kathryn Kish Sklar); Char/ol/e Perkins Gilman: her progress toward utopia with selected writings (Carol Farley Kessler); Always a Sister: the feminism ofLil/ian D. Wold (Doris Groshen Daniels), reviewed by Christine Bolt 169 Good Enough Mothering? Feminist Perspectives on Lone Motherhood (Elizabeth Bortolaia Silva, Ed.), reviewed by Julie Kent 171 The Case for Women in Medieval Culture (Aleuin Blamires), reviewed by Helen M. Jewell 173 Midwives, Society and Childbirth: debates and controversies in the modern period (Hilary Marland & Anne·Marie Rafferty, Eds), reviewed by Jane Robinson 174 Black British Feminism: a reader (Heidi Safia Mirza, Ed.), reviewed by Haleh AJshar 176 Dear Laughing Motorbyke: lel/ers from women welders ofthe Second World War (Margaretta Jolly, Ed.), reviewed by Lucy Noakes 177 Women, Guerrillas, and Love: understanding war in Central America (Ileana Rodriguez), reviewed by Rosario Montoya 179 The New Woman: fiction and feminism at the fin-de·siede (Sally Ledger), revieweo by Stephanie Forward 181 Single Mothers in an International Context· mothers or workers? (Simon Duncan & Rosalind Edwards, Eds), reviewed by Celia Briar 182 Moving the Goalposts: a history ofsport and society since 1945 (Martin Polley), reviewed by John Lowerson 184 Imagining Home, Gender, 'Race' and National Identify, 1945·64 (Wendy Webster), reviewed by Mary Chamberlain 185 F~ces ofFeminism: an activist's reflections on the Women's Movement (Sheila Tobias), reviewed by Valerie Bryson 187 118 ~I 1 EDITORIAL: MEDICALIZATION OF FGM A HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATION 2 6 WOMEN AND THE UNITED NATIONS COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN: Report on the 43. Session CEOAW. Committee on Elimination of Discrimination against Women: 21. Session IWRAW· International Women IS Rights Action Walch CAIRO PLUS FIVE· ICPO: Five year review of Population Conference Special Session INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S TRIBUNE and WOMEN INK. UN International Women's Day Celebration: Global Video Conference The UN FOUNDATION and BETIER WORLD FOUNDATION: Projects I UN Wire UN General Assembly: Beijing + 5, June 2000, New York SOCIAL SUMMIT Special Session, June 2000, Geneva 7 • 50 WOMEN AND HUMAN RIGHTS COUNTRY REPORTS ON HUMAN RIGHTS PRACTICES 199B SECTION ON WOMEN by U.S. Opt. of Stole: Why and How Reports ore prepared: Categories, Women Africa: Ethiopia 1/ Eritrea /1 Malawi /1 Cenlrol African Republic II Djiboull 1/ Guinea 1/ Mozambique II Lesotho II Togo East Asia and Pacific: Cambodia 1/ Indonesia /1 Papua New Guinea /1 Fiji 1/ China and Hong Kong Latin America and Caribbean: Haiti II Guatemala II El Salvador II Uruguay II Chile II Peru II Ecuador Near East and North Africa: Jordan II lebanon II Kuwait II Oman II Qatar II Egypt Sou~h Asia: Afghanistan II Bangladesh II Nepal II Bhutan Europe and New Independent States: Kazakhstan II Bosnia Herzegovina II Moldova 1/ Albania 1/ Georgia /I Uzbekistan 1/ Serbia Montenegro II Greece ADVANCING THE HUMAN RIGHTS OF WOMEN: Using International Human R'ghts Standards in Domestic Litigation: Papers from Asia/Pacific Judicial ColloqUium CANADIAN HUMAN RIGHTS FOUNDATION, Activities HUMAN RIGHTS AND WOMEN: Making the Legal Case for Unpaid Wack U.S.A. "Not Part of My Sentence" - Violations of Human Rights of Women in Custody UN Human Rights Commission Hearing on HR Violations of women in US Prisons IWRAW: Women, Children and Human Rights - International Women's Rights Action INDIA: Human Rights Violations and Violence against women AFRICAN TRADITIONS violate women's and girls' human rights 51 • 59 WOMEN AND DEVELOPMENT WORLD BANK GROUP: Fact Sheet by 50 Years is Enough II Proposal for Institutional Reform II U.S. Network II THE IMPACT of IMFI WB POLICIES ON WOMEN II Women Working for the World Bank Group: Statistics WORLD BANK INFORMATION CENTER: Clearinghouse for Information on Protects and Policies II Gender Issues II Recommendations to promote Gender Equity DAWN· Development Alternatives witt! Women for a New Era: Fij. Activities BANGLADESH: Cell Phone projeet /1 Centre for Development Studies, Swansea, UK 60 • 62 WOMEN AND HEALTH SOMALILAND: Building the Edna Adan Matemity Hospital II CONFERENCE GHC REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH: "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly II FIJI: WAINIMATE: "Save the Plants thot save Lives" 119 (continued) 63 • 69 FEMALE GENITAL AND SEXUAL MUTILATION SENEGAL: legislation passed prohibiting FGM creoles much debole ALTERNATIVE 'COMING OF AGE' Progroms in KENYA ond TANZANIA GHANA: Circumcisor charged and jailed 1/ EGYPT: Two physicinas indicled PARIS: Excisor imprisoned for 8 years and many others charged in FGM criminallrial UK: 'FORWARD' Report shows no aclion 10 enforce legislation lAC - Inter African CommiHe : Mandate / Guiding Principles / Achievements 70 • 73 WOMEN AND VIOLENCE AFGHANISTAN: Abuses of Afghon Women Worsen TANZANIA: TAMWA Women's Magazine-Contribution to Video Conference on Violence against women II Domestic Violence rampant in Ifodiljonal areas SPAIN: Finally some changes in Imocho cullure' of abuse 74 WOMEN AND MEDIA NEW YORK TIMES Discrimination Suit won 20 years ago: a pivotal case for women 75 • 79 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: AFRICA AND MIDDLE EAST NIGERIA: Widows tortured in the nome of Tradition II FOMWAN: The Federation of Muslim Women's Association II Nigerian Women demand Reform and Rights SOUTH AFRICA: Traditions deprive Women of their basic human rights QATAR: First Election - Women both voted and ron for office MOROCCO: Raped Women made into outcasts by Islamic Society 80 • 83 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: ASIA AND PACIFIC AFGHANISTAN: The War against Women II Afghans and U~ Agencies for apart on resuming Aid II Afghan Women speak out on UN Gender Mission INDIA: MCDA • Mother India Community Development Association CHINA: As Divorce increases more discussion on new rules II Women's Suicides greatly increase in rural areas 84 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: EUROPE EUROPE: Equality in Notional Action Plans a Disappointment II More single mothers face unemployment II POLAND: The Polish Women's Rights Center 85 • 89 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: AMERICAS MEXICO: Continuing Discrimination in 'Maquiladora' Sector CANADA: Notional Women's Reference Group on labour Market Issues UNITED STATES: Wage and Job Discrimination: President Clinton offers proposal to to improve Women's pay II Women and lobar push for equal pay II Business slow to increase women in leadership II TEXACO pays 3.1 Million to women for underpayment II Woshinton State elects highest % of women II Conferences: National Organization for Women, July 199 II National Women Studies Association June 199 II Notional Women's History Project 90 • 92 INFORMATION OF INTEREST: INTERNATIONAL Trafficking in Women: a growing Global Market II Women's International Centre· Education through Communication II World Population Estimates and Projections II CONFERENCES: Second China/U.S. Conference· Oct, '99 Beijing II Technoloogy Summmit, June 199 Santa Clara, California II 8th International AW1D FORUM November '99, Washington DC. II Women's Studies Summer Course, Mexico. 120 1 Helen Yglesias· Love in Exile: An American Writer's Memoir of Life in Divided BerUn by Edith Anderson 4 Letters 6 Marilyn Mobley McKenzie· Modern Medea: A Family Story of Slavery and Child-Murder from the Old South by Steven Weisenburger 7 Jeanne Marecek • PllIar of Salt: Gender, Memory and the Perils of Looking Back by Janice Haaken 8 Nina Auerbach· Anne Frank,the Biography by Melissa Mqller 9 Mimi Wesson· Heterophobia: Sexual Harassment and the Future of Feminism by Daphne Patai 10 Deborah Kent· Slow Dance: A Story of Stroke, Love, and Disability by Bonnie Sherr Klein in collaboration with Persimmon Blackbridge 11 June Unjoo Yang· Cereus Blooms at Night by Shm,i Mootoo; The Pagoda by Patricia Powell 13 Enid Shomer· Mrs. Dumpty by Chana Bloch; Four Testimonies by Kate Daniels 14 Lois Wasserspring • Havana Dreams: A Story of Cuba by Wendy Gimbel; Scattering the Ashes by Maria del Carmen Boza 16 Desley Deacon· Germaine Greer: Untamed Sbrew by Christine Wallace 16 Miriam Goodman· Two Poems 17 Esther Koplan· Breaking Ihe Walls of Silence: AIDS and Women in a New York State Maximum Security Prison by Members a/the AIDS Counseling and Education Program 0/ the Bet/ford Hills Correctional Facility 18 Jacqueline Goldsby· To Keep Ihe Waters Troubled: The Life of Ida B. Wells by Linda 0. McMUI"I)' 19 Jonet A. Contursi • Borders and Boundaries: Women in India's Partition by Ritu Menon and Kamla Bhasin 20 Edith Milton' Things Seen and Unseen: A Year Lived in Faith by Nora Gallagher 21 Loum Briggs· Disciplining Reproduction: Modernity, American Life Sciences, and the Prohlem of Sex by Adele Clarke 23 Books Received 121 1 Ruth Milkman' Betty Frledan and the Making of The Feminine Mystique by Daniel Horawilz; Betty Friedan: Her Life by Jlldilh Hennessee 5 Letters 6 Anne Higonne! • The trillmph ofMary Cassatt 8 Susan Gardner' Note Found In a Bottle: My Life as a Drinker by Slisan Cheever; Travelling Mercies: Some Thoughts on Faith by Anne Lamott 10 Laura Flanders' The Truth That Never Hurts: Writings on Race, Gender and Freedom by Barbara Smith 11 Carol Anshaw' Amy and Isabelle by Elizabeth Stl'Olit 13 E.J. Graff· Apples and Oranges: My Journey Tbrough Sexual Identity by Jan ClallSen 14 Ruth Huhhard • Woman: An Intimate Geography by Natalie Angier 15 Leslie Larson· Heads by Harry ~y Lois-AIIII Yamanaka 16 Jill Nelson' Race Men by Hazel V. Carby 17 Gillian Gill· At Home With the Marquis de Sade: A Life by Francine dll Plessi>: Gray; Sade: A Biographical Essay by Lallrence L. Bangie 18 Robin Morgan' Two Poems 19 Stephanie Golden· A Good Enough Daughter: A Memoir by Ali>: Kales Shnlman 20 Marie Shear' Last Rights: The Struggle Over the Right to Die by Slie Woodman; The Good Death: The New American Search to Reshape the End ofLife by Marilyn Webb; Freedom to Die: People, Politics, and the Rlght-to-Dle Movement by Derek Humphry alld Mary Clement 22 Laura Brahm' Immigrant Acts: On Asian American Cultural Politics by Lisa Lowe; Fighting to Become Americans: Jews, Gender, and the Anxiety of Assimilation by Riv-Ellen Prell 23 Celia Morris' Finding Fran: History and Memory In the Lives of Two Women by Lois W. Banner 25 Laura Deiulio " Rahel Levin Varnhagen: The Life and Work of a German Jewish Intellectual by Heidi 11lOmallll Tewarsoll 26 Stephanie Mitchem' Fighting Words: Black Women and the Search for Justice by Patricia Hill Collins 27 Books Received WOMEN'S STUDIES INTERNATIONAL FORUM VOLUME 22 NUMBER 2 1999 122 MARCH-APRIL MARY HAWKESWORTH 135 Analyzing backlash: feminist standpoint theory as analytical tool NADERA SHALHOUB-KEVORKIAN 157 Towards a cultural definition of rape: dilemmas in dealing with rape victims in Palestinian society CECILY DEVEREUX 175 New woman. new world: maternal feminism and the new imperialism in the white settler colonies Lucy M. CANDIB 185 Incest and other harms to daughters across cultures: maternal complicity and patriarchal power VIRGINIA BRAUN 203 "Bad girls" and "good girls"? Sexuality and and NICOLA GAVEY cervical cancer JANINE LILADHAR 215 No more library classes for Catherine: marital status, and EVELYN KERSLAKE cafeer progression and library employment in 19505 England DIANE C1EKAWY 225 \Vornen's "work" and the construction of witchcraft accusation in coastal Kenya MONIKA BERNOLD 237 A private eye on feminist agency: reflections on self~ and JOHANNA GEHMACHER documentation. biography. and political consciousness MONA DANNER. LuciA FORT. 249 International data on women and gender: resources, and GAY YOUNG issues. critical use REVIEW ARTICLE KEARSLEY A. STEWART 261 New perspectives on African feminism and the history of African women BOOK REVIEWS RONIT LENTlN 263 The Space Between Us: Negotiating Gender and National Identities in Conflict by Cynthia Cockburn PATRICIA SPALLONE 264 Bodies in Glass: Genetics, Eugenics, Embryo Ethics by Deborah Lynn Steinberg ROBIN M. DASHER~ALSTON ~65 On Our Own Terms: Race, Class, and Gender hi the Lives ofAfrican American Women by Leith Mullings MIKVOUNG KIM PARK 266 The Common Ground afWomanhood: Class, Gender. alld Workillg Girls' Clabs, /884-1928 by Priscilla Murolo SHEMIN HIRJI 267 Decanstfllcting Images o/the Turkish Woman edited by Zehra F. Arat MARGARET J. OAKES 267 BlIIhslla Makin. Woman ofLearning by Frances Teague CELIA WINKLER 268 Forging hlentities: Bodies. Gender. and Feminist Theory by Jane Long, Jan Gothard, and Helen Brash 271 Biographical Statements Feminist Forum: News. Conferences. Reports 6 Editorial 123 Mona Eliasson RESEARCH ON VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN Trafficking in Women's Bodies ~ ;: ~ 11 Global Trafficking in Women: Some Issues and Strategies 3 ~ S Lin Chew >< (l) .>< 19 Trafficking in Women's Bodies, Then and Now: <: The Issue of Military "Comfort Women" - =CIl" KazuJw Watmlahe - z \J) 32 In the Night Market: Tourism, Sex, and Commerce "3 in Contemporary Thailand c:r ~ ~ l3" Ryan Bishop and Lillian S. Robinson ~ 47 Pimps, Tricks, and Feminisls ~ I<" Kelly Holsopple (l) '" CIl 53 What's Wrong with Prostitution? Carole Patemon to 65 Sex, Stmctural Violence, and AIDS: Case Studies of Indian Prostitutes =~ Murli M. Sinha ,.... (l) Cultural Differences, Global Oppressions Ul -0 ::1- ~. 73 Women Without Choice: Female Infanticide and '< the Rhetoric ofOverpopulation in Postcolonial India ~" Ul Rmu Dube, Runa Dube, and Rmhmi Bhatnagar "3 87 Combating Female Genital Mutilation: 3 An Agenda for the Next Decade ..~ Efua Domenoo 98 Women and the World Order Sa"di E. Cooper 109 Abolition Efforls in the African Diaspora: Tho Conferences on Female Genital Mutilation in Europe TOOe Levin 117 Facls Are Not Enough: Education As a Tool for Change in Sweden Mona Etiasson 126 Survivors ofSexual Abuse and Resisters ofSexual Oppression in the Classroom M. SlUI Crowley 133 The Multiple Traumas ofSexual Violence: Educating StaffWorking in the Medical Services Baroro Posse and Gun Heimer 140 Educating Men About Violence Against Women JeffHearn 152 Women's Self-Defense: Physical Education for Everyday Life Carrie A. Rentschler (continued, next page) (continued) 124 162 Reflections ofa Rape Sun;mr C. Lee Wist INTERNATIONAL PEDAGOGY 167 The Unsettling SUbject of\'ioJence in Womell's Lives: Encouraging NOles from the Classroom Front Barbara Schulman 185 Touches oCthe Institution: An Informal Curriculum of Teaching About Violence Toward Women Mand)' Morgan 197 Ethical Issues in Teaching About Violence Against Women Efana Neltl1l1all 203 Sexually Aggressive and Abusive Behaviors in Schools Sarah Whitdaw and Laum Hills, wilh Julia De Ro~a 212 Gender Violence in ElemelHary and SeCOnd.:lI~·Schools Nall Stein WOMEN WRITING ABOUT AND AGAINST VIOLENCE 218 Violence Ponrayed in Folk Poetry Satu Grdndahl Poetry 23\ Object Introduction Cam'! Amle Tocci '"<>J 232 The Monster ~ ~ LiA/inAta v .D 234 a new season E ~ Lisa]. Espmmiller Z 236 Stonehaven :;- Roberta Spivek >< 238 Like a Parsnip Scrubbed for Soup and >< :-'Iatlress ofStorming Reeds v E Rochelle Mass ~ ~ 240 Mother Crow A111le Vilell 243 Eighteen Afaa M. H'I>aver Book Reviews 244 Sue Lees's Ruling Passions: Sexual Violence, Repulati RESOURCES 250 Newsbricf~ 254 Calls for Papers for Forthcoming Issues of H'omm 5: Studies Quartedy Women's Studies 125 Review Voillme Six 1999 Acknowledgements and lllustrations v Introduction vii Notes on Contributors ix Minorities in Ireland: theory and experience Racializing (our) Dark Rosaleen: Feminism, Citizenship, 1 Racism, Antisemitism Ronit Lentin At Home from Abroad: The Experiences of Some Migrant 19 Women in Ireland Marian Tannam Studying racism within Women's Studies in Ireland 33 Shalini Sinha On being Black, Irish and a Woman 45 Philomena Mullen Literature of Otherness and Identity Revisiting the 'Others' Others', or the bankruptcy of otherness 51 as a value in literature in French Mary Gallagher Silence and Exile in the works of three Algerian women 61 writers: Nina Bouraoui, Soraya Nini and Malika Mokeddem Christine O'Dowd-Smyth Marked at Birth: History and Identity in Gayl Jones's 69 Corregidora Ana P. L. N. Nunes Poetry 87 Mary O'Malley Louis de Paor Eva Bourke Hannagh McGinley Sharon Murphy Aileen Kelly Mary Dempsey Rita-Anne Higgins Varia Labelling to Exploit: One Woman's View of Global Market 103 Practices Rose Brock Women in Rome 115 Brian Arkins (continued, next page) Women's Studies 126 Review Volullle Six 1999 (continued) Nemesis and her Sisters: Feminist Filmmakers in Naples 123 and Rome Aine O'Healy Big Women, Little Women: Towards a History of Second Wave 139 Commercial Feminist Publishing in Ireland Alan Hayes Book Reviews 151 Toby W. Clyman and Judith Vowles (eds). 1996. Russia Through Women's Eyes: Autobiographies from Tsarist Russia (Eilhne MacDermott); Catherine Davies. 1998. Spanish Women Writing 1849- 1996 (Patricia O'Byrne); Julia Grant. 1998. Raising Baby by the Book: The Education of American Mothers (Ann Lyons); Mairin Nic Eoin. 1998. B'ait Leo Bean: Gll/iil/,e den Ide-eolaiocht Inscne i dTraidisilin Liteartha na Gaeilge (Maureen Langan-Egan); Geraldine Mitchell. 1997. Muriel Gahan, champion of rural women and craftworkers (Caoilfhionn Vaughan); Pat O'Connor. 1998. Emerging Voices: Women in Contemporary Irish Society (Liz Steiner-Scott); Dalia Ofer and Lenore J. Weitzman. 1998. Women ill the Holocaust (Ronit Lentin). Notes Carole Boyce Davies (ed.). 1998. Thamyris: Mythmaking from Past to Present, vol. 5, no. 2; Bernadette Leach. 1998. Self Preparatioll for Childbirth: Recommellded Reading for Mothers-To-Be; Yvonne Galligan, Eilis Ward and Rick Wilford (eds). 1999. Contestillg Politics: Womell ill Ireland, North and SOllth (Alan Hayes). LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS Marked at Birth: History alld Idelltity in Gayl 10lles's Corregidora Plate 1. Front cover of Gayl Jones's Corregidora, published by Camden Press, with photo of the author (inset). Letter to SlIjata Bhatt, Visit 10 Pallia Becker's Exhibitioll, Bremell 1996 Plate 1. Paula Modersohn-Becker, Seated Countrywoman, charcoal, Worpswede, 1898/99. Big Womell, Little Womell Plate 1. Imprints of several Irish feminist publishing houses. Plate 2. A selection of covers from books produced by Irish feminist publishers between 1975 and 1987. \ 127 Womens Writing VOLUME 5 NUMBER 2 1998 Special Number Australian Women's Writing Guest Editor: HELEN THOMSON Helen Thomson. Introduction 163 Michele Grossman. Out of the Salon and into the Streets: contextualising Australian Indigenous women's writing 169 Sarah Nuttall. History and Identity in Contemporary Australian Women's Autobiography 189 Lucy frost. Untrodden Dresses, Loose Trowsers, and Trailing Skirts: walking through colonial space 201 Catherine Pratt. Walking Round the World: Miles Franklin, Henry Handel Richardson and Christina Stead as expatriate Australian writers 213 Susan Lever. The Social Tradition iti Australian Women's Poetry 229 Delys Bird. "The Spirit ofthe Place": women writers ofthe West 241 Mary Ellen. Writing Anglo-Australian History: writing the female convict 253 BOOK REVIEWS 265 128 Women's Internet The Women's Internet Campaign ...... Jo Sutton & Scarlet Pollock 4 ...... womenspace mailing list 6 Of War and Weapons .Penney Kame 8 Network of East-West Women 11 Peace, Creative Arts and the Internet ...... Elizabeth Wellbum 12 Unstopped Mouths: Poetry and Hypertext ...... Susan Hawthorne 14 Freeware Review: Hotsend ...... Judy Michaud 17 Y2K Community Organizing Denise 0sted 18 Answering Your Y2K Questions. .Denise 0sted 22 Global List of Women's Organisations 24 The Lure of the Sim Jo Sutton 26 Equity Online 28 Girl Scouting 29 Web Guides to Children's Books 30 Plus News, Tips, and Resources Illustrations Juliet Breese cover. pp 2,7, 15, 19, 21,27,31,34,35, back cover