WOMEN'S STUDIES LIBRARIAN
EMINIST ERIODICALS A CURRENT LISTING OF CONTENTS
VOLUME 18, NUMBER 2 SUMMER 1998
Published by Phyllis Holman Weisbard Women's Studies Librarian University of Wisconsin System 430 Memorial Library / 728 State Street Madison, Wisconsin 53706 (608) 263-5754 EMINIST ERIODICALS A CURRENT LISTING OF CONTENTS Volume 18, Number 2 Summer 1998
Periodical literature is the cUlling edge of women's scholarship, feminist theory, and much ofwomen's culture. Feminist Periodicals: A Current Listing ofContents 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 periodicais. It is our hope that Feminist Periodicals will serve several purposes: to keep the reader abreast ofcurrent topics in feminist literature; to increase readers' familiarity with a wide spectrum of feminist periodicals; and to provide the requisite bibliographic information should a reader wish to subscribe to ajournal or to obtain a particular article at her library or through interlibrary loan. (Users will need to be aware of the limitations of the new copyright law with regard to photocopying of copyrighted materials.)
Table ofcontents pages from current issues of major feministjournals are reproduced in each issue of Feminist Periodicals, preceded by a comprehensive annotated listing of all journals we have selected. As publication schedules vary enormously, not every periodical will have table of contents pages reproduced in each issue of FP. The annotated listing provides the following information on each journal:
1. Year of first pUblication. 2. Frequency of publication. 3. U.S. sUbscription price(s). 4. Subscription address. 5. Current editor. 6. Editorial address (if different from sUbscription address). 7. International Standard Serials Number (ISSN). 8. OCLC, Inc. Control Number. 9. Locations where the journal is held in the UW System. 10. Publications in which the journal is indexed. 11. Subject focuslstatement of purpose of the journal.
Please note that in the actual text, only the numbers 1 to 11 are used to identify the different categories of information. ii.
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. Weare also forced toomitperiodicals 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 morecomplete information on feminist periodicals in DWM:A DirectoryofWomen's Media published by the National Council for Research on Women (530 Broadway at Spring Street, NewYork, NY 10012); and in Women's Periodicals and Newspapers: A Union List of the Holdings of Madison Area Libraries, edited by James P. Danky, compiled by Maureen E. Hady, Barry Christopher, and Neill E. Strache (Boston: GK Hall, 1982).
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Shirley Bear 83 a stroke Joy Mohamed 84 woman problem Bertha Osei·Hwedie 85 Women's Role in Post-Independence Zambian Politics Comfort Adesuwa Ero 97 City Matrons 98 Langage de l'air Marie Hammond Callaghan 99 AIargaret Clark's .\fqry and Brigid /9/7: Mother Ireland In Irish Art and Nationalism Ellen Balka 112 Feminist Technology Assessment: Reflections on Theory and Practice Carole Leclair 123 ,\Ntis Wisdom: Learning and Teaching Across the Cultures Patricia Baker 127 Is Coed the Best Ed For Women? Women·Centred Education in Canada and the United States: An Imerview With Jadwiga S. Sebrechts, President, Women's CoJlege Coalition, Washington, DC (continued, next page) Volume 22.2 Spring/Summer 1998 6 (continued) Feature Women's Studiey in focus' COllflicl and Community Building in Wgmen 's Studies Ann B. Shteir and Jane Couchman 136 Introduction Eva Karpinski 137 Communication Across Difference: Conflict and Community BuHding in Women's Studies Programme Jennifer Harris 140 'Rod the Boat, Don', Tip the Boat Over ': A Classroom Activist's Perspeclive on Women's Studies, Conflict, and Community Building Marie-Lison Fougere 145 Women's Studies and the Politics of Relations Across Differences: The Lessons ofModern Epistemology Book Reviews Josette Deleas 151 Kiss Me Deadly: Feminism and Cinema for ,he Moment • Laleen Jayamannej Feminism andFilm - Maggie Humm Ingrid Jenkner 153 Feminism and Contemporary Art: The RevolutiOnary Power o/Women 's Laughter Jo Anna Isaak; AnIntimate Distance: Women, Artists andthe Body· Rosemary Betterton AnnaSmoJ 155 Devils, Women andJews: Reflections ofThe Other in Medieval Sermon Stories - Joan Young Gregg; To the Glory of Her Sex: Women's Roles in the Composition of Medieval Texts - Joan Ferrante Andree Courtmanche 157 Un metier et une vocation. Le travail des religieuses au Quebec de /901 a /97/ DanielleJuteau et Nicole Laurin; Resistance et transgression. Etudes en hiSlOire des femmes au Quebec - Andree Levesque Contributors to This Issue 159 Callslor Submissions 163 Contributors' Guidelines 166 Directrices aux collaboratrices et collaborateurs 167 Front Cover "'Being' in 'Vancouver''', 1997: Shirley Bear. AUSTRALIAN FEMINIST STUDIES Volwne 13 Nwnber 27 April 1998 7 Editorial 5 A Tribute to Dr Lois O'Donoghue Palritia Turner 7 Non-thematic Articles Eaten Alive/Dead Meat; Modem Cannabalism and the Death of Diana Anna Gibbs II Ferninist Discourses of Unwaged Work: the Case of Volunteerism Cora Baldock 19 Telling Maternity: Mothers and Daughters in Recent Women's Fiction Rose was 35 Theme' The Return of the Repressed Guest Editor' Alison Bashford The Return of the Repressed: Feminism in the Quad Alison Bashford 47 Memoirs of a Feminist Dinosaur Jean Curlhays 55 The Philosophy Strike: the View from the Department of Government Sue Wills 63 ITranscending Tauromachy': the Beginnings of Women's Studies in Adelaide Susan Sheridan 67 Women's Studies at the Australian National University: the Early Years Ann CurlJwys 75 Setting up the First Research Centre for Women's Studies in Australia, 1983-1986 Susan Magarty 81 The Women's Research Unit: Being There Gr,lthm Poiner 91 Women's Studies at the University of Sydney Barbara Caine 99 Unravelling our Past: Questions of Feminism, History and Memory Judith Ion 107 Historicising Feminist Knowledge: Notes Toward a Genealogy of Academic Feminism of the 1970s Megan Jones 117 Re: Generation. Women's Studies and the Disciplining of Ressentimenl Elspeth Proo/n 129 Conference Reports Shilling Bonds, Shilling Bounds: Third European Feminist Research Conference, Portugal Elisabeth PorItr 137 'Where Monsters Lurk ...' Considered Unsightly: a Transdisciplinary Conference on the Freakish and Monstrous, University of Leeds Allison Craven 141 Review Articles Reconceptualising Convict Women Lyndall Ryan 143 The Politics of Men's Advantage at Work RosslYn Rted 144 Show and Tell: Women and Australian Theatre Jane O'Sullivan 148 Reviews 151 Testimonial Beryl Henderson's Legacy Jenny Oswald 163 Noticeboard 171 Books Received 175 Notes on Contributors 177 CALYX 8 A JOURNAL OF ART AND LITERATURE BY WOMEN "~"r ,;, ,.~ I , '("I .',.... II 'J! "\1 volume 18 number 1 Summer 1998 POETRY Lynn Bowmaster 6 The Pe PROSE Catherine Sustana 7 Anyone's Autobiography j. Keiko Lane 19 Almost Going Home Louise Low 33 My Sister Geo M. Evelina Galang 68 Drat!,lling Marianna Wright 84 Bone Songs Roberta Gordenstein 95 Conversotion with Marjorie Agos(n CALYX 9 A JOURNAL OF ART AND LITERATURE BY WOMEN :(-~ j~" ~~ "'f!I -~, I \L""...... ", -.--Ii I ~""--/! volume 18 number 1 Summer 1998 ART Laura Nugent 49 Blue Wounds 50 Speaking in Tongues 51 Two Figures Suzy Kitman 52 Night Bairy Series II 53 Flying Bairy Series Gray II Ursula e. McCarty 54 Building Your Personality I 55 Building Your Personality II 56 Building Your Personality 1Il 57 Building Your Personality IV Amelia A. Free 58 Nude I 59 Offspring 60 Traveling 61 The Garden Susan Hill 62 Dream Body 63 Medusa's Grief IIdik6 Kalapacs 64 Bosnia, 1993 REVIEWS Roberta Gordenstein 101 A Cross and a Star by Marjorie Agosfn 102 Dear Anne Frank by Marjorie Agosfn Theresa Rrown 101 ReveninR the Spell: NeUJ and Selected Poems by Eleanor Wilner J.e. Tmld 105 Be Properly Scared by M. Wyrebek Biff Russ 107 Ants on the Melon by Virginia Hamilton Adair Bonnie Blader 108 Cold River by Joan Larkin 110 Living at Night by Mariana Romo,Carmona Deborah Tobola III Quake by Nance Van Winckel Barbara Ryberg 112 Africa: Women's Art, \'(1omen's Lives by Betty LaDuke CONTRIBUTORS' NOTES 124 10 camera obscura Feminism, Culture, and Media Studies Number 38 • May 1996 5 Swimming Pools, Movie Stars: The Celebrity Body in rhe Post War Market Place by Carherine WiIliamson . 31 Xuxa ar rhe Borders oi Global TV, The Insrirurionaliza tion and Marginalization oi Brazil's Blonde Ambition by Angharad Valdivia and Ramona Curry 61 Barrmania: The Social Receprion oi an Unruly Image by Kevin Glynn 93 The Body as Foundation oi the Screen: Allegories oi Technology in Arom Egoyan's Speaking Parts by Elena del Rio 117 Memoryscapes: Daughters ofthe Dust by Julia Erharr 133 Inhabiting the PhaIlus: Reading Safe is Desire by Maty T. Conway 163 Projecring Heterosexuality, or what do you mean by "it" by Novid Parsi 187 Conrributors 188 Books Received AlttIJlIIU Equiuox 1998, No. 36 11 Cover Barbara Helen Berger (See About the Cover, page 4) Front Poem: Season-jog 3 Dottie Glessner (Art: Lisa Elizabeth Berg) Editorial: On the Nature of Nature 5 Ann Kreilkamp Inside Crone 6 Dear Crone 7 Introduction:The Bull's Eye 15 Ann Kreilkamp (Photo: C1Iuck Mariners) Moving Through Fear 17 Joyce Brady My Home, My Womb 21 White Song Eagle CRONE HEALTH:The Gift ofBeing Ignored 22 Jeanne Hardy (Art: Megan ABaj) Natural Progesterone:A Quiet,Women-Driven Revolution 23 Jeanne Hardy Conversation with John Lee, M.D. 24 Jeanne Hardy (Art: Diane Cropsey-Meum) Call of the Wild: Interview with Sumo Weed 26 Jeanne Hardy (Art: Diane Cropsey-Matltl) Spirit Spirals Into Matter: Interview with MaryWright 32 Patricia Alice Albrecht (Art: Patricia Alice Albrecht) A Descent up the Grand Teton 36 Candice Everett (Photo: C/uuk Manners) TheVipassana Retreat 39 Geneen Marie Haugen (Art: Lisa Elizabet/l Berg) Poem: I Dreamed ofWings 40 Maggie Rowlett (Art: Lisa Elizabeth Berg) Nothing in Nature Remains the Same, So Why Should I? 41 Diane Ronayne VOICES &VISIONS:Through the Binoculars 42 Nan Sea Livingstone When the Earth and the Rain Made Love 42 Amy-Marie Storms 42 Nan Sea Livingstone Bears 43 Nancy JUne (Photo: Amy Raab) You See More StuffWhenYou Go Slow 44 Susi Klare Poem: Grape 44 Eleanor Kokar au Listening to Nature 45 Nan Se·a Livingstone This Place Is Me 45 Nadean (Photo: Karen Anna) The Place Where I Live 46 Alana Silva (Photo: Diane Ronayne) The Grim Reaper 47 Nan Sea Livingstone The Snake Totem 47 Julia Kreger Poem:Water Snake 47 Regina O'Malveny Woman and Men in the Great Outdoors 48 Jan Baker Hayhurst (Photo: Kareu Amla) Shape-Shifting 49 Nan Sea Livingstone (Photo: Diane Ronayne) Weeping Bear 49 Marge Patten Poem: Mitakuye Oyasin 50 Pru Marshall Inside the Oak 50 Nan Sea Livingstone The Witch in the Water 50 Christine Correa Seasons 50 Orian Quintal (Photo: Diauc Rotlaync) Space Visions: Interview with Barbara Marx Hubbard 52 Carol Rosin Honoring Death 59 Mary I. Hurst Croning Ceremony 60 Barbara Barker Coming into Crone 62 E~zabeth Colebrook Old Wives'Tales 64 Tasha Halpert Column: Country Crone 65 Jeanne Hardy Column: Sands ofTime 66 Karen Sands Column: Roots Remembered 67 Julien Puzey Column: Road Crone 68 Redmoonsong Column: Living Well 69 Helga Kollar Column: She/He 70 Tasha & Stephen Halpert Crone Tracks 72 Jeanne Hardy, Glenda Martin Raven Reviews 77 Glenda Martin and many others Back Cover Karen Anna 12 • d 1 f f e r e n c e s Volume g, Number 2 Summer 1997 Special Section Parite in France .\IARY ANN DOANE 1 Technology and Sexual Difference: Apocalyptic Scenarios at Two "Fins de Siecle" LOIS ClJCULLU 25 Retailing the Female Intellectual 69 SPECIAL SECTION ON PARITE IN FRANCE. Introductory Note JOA:'l WALLACH SCOTT 70 "La Querelle des Femmes" in the Late Twentieth Century FRAN(:OISE GASPARD 93 Parity: Why Notl 105 The Question of Parity. Edilorlol Note .\IARIE-VICTOIRE LOUIS 106 Introduction: "Actualite de la parite" PIERRE ROSANVALLON , 110 Parity and Universalism (I) FRAN<;OISE COLLIN, ALAIN LIPIETZ 143 Erratum EDITORIAL 131 The 13 Marif S. Hauge'l 133 The Gendering of Farming: The Case of European Norway Capitolina Diaz Martrnez and Cecilia Draz Mendez, 155 Journal of Rural Women's Entry Patterns into the labour Market and Society Simone Murray 171 Women's 'Books of Integrity': The Women's Press, Kitchen Table Press and Dilemmas of Feminist Publishing Studies Sue Jackson 195 In a Class of their Own: Women's Studies VOLUMES and Working-Class Students ISSUE 2 Morwenna Griffiths 217 MAY 1998 Self·Determination and Learning to be Cruel: Gender, Race and the Construction of Self in Relation to Bullying and Harassment in Schools Mechthild Bereswill and Leonie Wagner 233 Nationalism and the Women's Question- The Women's Movement and Nation: Orientations of the Bourgeois Women's Movement in Germany dUring the First World War ABSTRACTS 249 OPEN FORUM Sylvia Gibbs 253 Women on the Web: ATwo-Year Journey in Cyberspace FEATURE robe Levin 263 The WISE Feature BOOK REVIEWS Carla Localelli 267 Speaking with Silence Sasanka Perera 270 The Construction of Femininity: A View from Sri Lanka Janel Sayers 273 Misogyny, Feminist Gothic and Difference /VIlhy Davis 274 Founding Mothers and Rebellious Daughters: The Generation Gap in Feminist Historiography .Gisela Eusei 279. 'Lonely with the Girls and Invisible to the Boys': Feminists in Academia BOOKS RECEIVED 283 14 farza eh Journal of Women's Studies and Research Vol.41 No.91 Spring, 1998 Research Women's NGO's and Poverty 3 Massoumeh Ebtekar Allevialiation: The Iranian Experience A Glimpse at Women's Health and 17 Sassan Bassiri Their Quality of Life in Iran The Sermon of Fatima Zahra (As): 29 Translation Persian Articles in this Volume Quartery Discourse: The Red Line and Our Points of View! Gender, Gender AnalysIs and Gaps! Gender AnalysIs "rameworks and Appropriate Indicators for Planning: Constraints of Women's Researchl Parvin Etessami. from a Social Perspective! Women and Political Parties! Confusions in the Civil Law! Rabi'a-Book Review Feminism 15 =~__& C.;;.....;;O-,N~T...;;E;..;N~T...;;;.S •psychology Volume 8, Number 3, 1998 ______EDlTORIAL 259 Editorial Note ______OBITUAR,Y 261 Mary Roth Walsh ______ARTICLES 263 Troubled Men and Threatening Women: The Construction of 'Crisis' in Male Mental Health Adrian COYLE and Caroline MORGAN-SYKES 285 The Impact of Medical and Sexual Politics on Women's Health Linda GANNON 303 Body Image Perception among Women of African Descent: A Normative Context'! Helen B. OFOSU. Kathryn D. LAFRENIERE and Charlene Y. SENN 325 ·!t's a Womans Cry for Help'; A Relational Perspective on Postnatal Depression Natasha S. MAUTHNER ______THE SPOKEN WORD 357 Working with Women in Special Hospitals Jennie WILLIAMS talking to Helen LIEBLING, Caroline LOVELOCK. Hazel CHIPCHASE and Yvonne HERBERT ______OBSERVATIONS & COMMENTARIES 371 I. On Arrogance: A Reply to Lynne Segal Denise THOMPSON 375 II. New Directions for Evolutionary Psychology Louise B. SILVERSTEIN 383 III. A Rejoinder Rosalind EDWARDS 387 IV. Rethinking Moral Issues in Therapies of the Survivors of Child Abuse and Neglect Ruth MILTENBURG and Elly SINGER 16 Feminist Bookstore News 1:1\11:111; Volume 21 Number 2 SIDELINES Summer 1998 ARTICLES BEA 1998 -A Low-Key Show . 15 Toronto Women's Bookstore is 25! . 27 Where Have All the Sales Gone? Market Share 1997 . 13 Archiving Our History . 31 Writing Blurbs for Co-op . . 26 Bookstore News ...... 19 Feminist Publisher News . . 23 News/Short Stories. ... 9 Dorothy Allison's Independent Spint Award Goes to Seajay and 8ereano • Bertelsmann BlJIfS Random House' Pandora Tilles Back in the U.S.• P-FLAG Goes 8&N • New ABA Officers/ Board • Full Circle Books Joins Cyber-Censorship Lawsuit Sidelines Supplement .45 DEPARTMENTS Ad Index 143 Back to Press .30 Classified Ads 144 Letters 5 Subscription Information. 140 They Went That-A-Way . .35 Writing Wanted . .34 THE BOOKS Art Books. .39 Humor 104 Kids' Lit . 37 Music News . 71 Mysteries. 101 New Media . .67 Our Own Presses 105 Publisher's Row . 129 Science Fiction & Fantasy . .41 Short Raves .33 Small Presses . 113 University Presses 125 Feminist 17 Bookstore News 1:1\11:111: Volume 21 Number 3 September/October 1998 ARTICLES "Young" Feminists Publish ...... 25 Bookstore Programs for Girls & Young Feminists. . 29 Enhancing Your Magazine Sales...... 31 The Orange Prize . 11 Bestsellers ...... 33 Bookstore News ...... 17 Feminist Publisher News. . 23 News/Short Siories ... . 7 Chains Respond to !'SA Suit· Intimate Bookshop Files Suit Against B&N. Borders and Amazon.com • CrC7M1 Books Files for Bankruptcy' AAP Announces "What Ne You Reading?" Campaign' NM Censorship Law Unconstilutional DEPARTMENTS Ad Index .... 135 Announcements .13 Back to Press .. .40 Classified Ads .. 136 Subscription Information. 130 They Went That-A-Way . .37 Writing Wanted . .39 THE BOOKS Art Books .... .55 Canadian Books . .65 Gay Lil . .59 Kids' Lit . .43 Music News .51 Mysteries .. .47 Our Own Presses .75 Publisher's Row . 115 Science Fiction & Fantasy . .71 Small Presses .. .93 University Presses 107 Video Reviews .. .41 18 Feminist Collections A Quarterly ofWomen's Studies Resources Volume 19, No.3, Spring 1998 CONTENTS From the Editors ii Book Reviews Framing Solange and Other Caribbean Women I byKathleenBalutansky Caribbean Women: An Alternative Perspective 3 by Florita Z. Louis de Malave Snrvivillg and Coping: Women Living with Drugs 5 byCarey Tradewell Developing a Women-Sensitive Perspective on Alcohol 6 byJudie Pfeifer Tbe Socio-Cultnl'lll Complexities ofAlcohol: The Gender Dimension 8 by Carol Lobes A Celebration of Feminist Publisbing 9 by Peg Leuber Something's Missing in the Curriculum: Some Ideas for TransformingIt (Interview with Sara Couller) 11 World Wide Weh Reviews Websit.. 011 Wornell and Human Rights by Liz Reiner 13 Women's Poetry Websites by AllessandriaPolizzi 14 Feminist Publishiug 16 Somehappy anniversaries Feminist Archives 17 A new Women's Library for Britain CompnrerTa~ 18 Compiled by LindaShull New Reference Works in Women's Studies 22 Reviewed by Phyllis Holman Weisbard and others Periodical Notes 28 Compiled byLindaShult Items ofNote Compiled byChristina Stross 32 Books Recently Received 34 19 Feminist Collections A Quarterly ofWomen's Studies Resources Volume 19, No.4, Summer 1998 CONTENTS From the Edlton U Book Reviews Women and the Social Imagination In Medieval Europe 1 by Catherine Peyroux Medieval Women and Texts 3 byBonnie Duncan Working-class Activism Meets Feminist Scholanhlp: IsThere Common Ground? 5 byJan Levine Thai Our Bodies, Our CeUs: Feminist Ethics and the New ReproductiveTechnology 8 by LaurieZoloth-Dorfinan FeministVisions The Lives ofWomen In Africa 11 by Jo Ellen Fair World Wide Web Reviews On the Trail: Reproductive Rights Legal History on the Web . 13 by Beth Fredrick Medieval Women Websltes by Cynthia Ho 15 ComputerTalk 17 Compiled by LindaShult Feminist Publishing 23 Congratulations and goodbyes New Refereuce Works in Womeu's Studies 24 Reviewed by Phyllis Holman Weisbard and others Periodical Notes 33 Compiled by Linda Shult Items ofNote Compiled byJennifer Kitchak 36 Books Recently Received 38 Supplement: Index to Volume 19 40 FEMINIST ECONOMICS 20 Volume 4, Number 2, Summer 1998 Editorial: Towards a More Accountable Economics viii Diana Strassmann ARTICLES Economics Without Money; Sex Without Gender: A Critique of I Philipson and Posner's Private Choices and Public Health: The AIDS Epidemic in an Economic Perspective Kimber~v Christensen Unions and Gender Pay Equity in Academe: A Study of U.S. 25 Institutions Kim Sosin, Janet Rives, andJanet West EXPLORATIONS IN LESBIAN, GAY, AND BISEXUAL ECONOMICS Dedicated to the memory of Michele Pujol Guest-edited by AL V. Lee Badgett and Prue Hyman Introduction: Towards Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Perspectives in 49 Economics: Why and How They Mav Make a Difference M. V. Lee Badgett and Pme Hvman Why Aren't :'vIore Economists Doing Research on Sexual Orientation? 55 ,Hmieka ,H. Klawitter Cncovering a Quantitative Economic History of Gays and Lesbians 61 in the United States KI'le D. Kauffman Including Gays and Lesbians in the Economics Curriculum 65 Perry L. Patterson ..... Primer on Queer Theory for Economists Interested in Social 73 Identities Richard R Cornwall Some Comments un the Role of Lesbianism in Felllinist Economic 83 Transformation Julie Mattlwei Sexual Orientation and Labor Economics 89 Cam L Brown Political Economy and the Construction of Cender: The Example 97 of Housework Within Same-Sex Households Lisa A. Giddiugs Family Webs: A Study of Extended Families in the Lesbian/Gay/ 107 Bisexual COllllllunity Nll1u)' E. Rose llnd LyulllJrmWWrJ1/Wl1 Some Readings Related to Lesbian and Gay Economics: III An Annolaled Bihliography M. \C IN Bad{(dt FEMINIST ECONOMICS 21 Volume 4, Number 2, Summer 1998 (continued) BOOK REVIEWS Paul Krugman, Pop Internationalism 117 Jalllletl Highfill Mimi Abramovitz, Under Attack, Fighting Back: Women and 121 Welfare in the United States A/rxalldra BemaJfk Kcvin D. Hcnscn,just a Temp 124 Dotlna M. Anderson Susan Meckcr-Lowry, Invested in the Common Good 128 Mmga ..et S. Colemall Shirley Burggraf, The Feminine Economy and Economic Man: 131 Reviving the Role of Family in the Post-Industrial Age Kmiue Attar. Margarct S. Stockdale (ed.), Sexnal Harassment in the Workplace: 137 Perspectives, Frontiers, and Response Strategies, Volume 5 of Women and Work Ma..)' B. Hamp/oll Michael S. Kimmel (ed.), The Politics of Manhood: Profeminist 140 Men Respond to the Mytbopoetic Men's Movement (And the Mytbopoetic Leaders Answer) Doug Brown Maureen Baker, Canadian Family Policies: Cross-National 144 Comparisons Roberta Edgecombe RoM Pamela M. Graves. Lahour Women: Women in British Working-Class 148 Politics 1918-1939' Robert W. Dimalld john E. Roemer, Theories of Distributive justice 150 Fabien lie Peter Kathleen Mullan Harris, Teen Mothers and the Revolving 155 Welfare Door Suwlllle IV. Helbum Kartik C. Roy, Clement A. Tisdell, and Hans C. Blomqvist (eds.), 159 Economic Development and Women in the World Community Deborah Leuisoll Noles on Contrihutors 163 Calls for Papers 169 Information and Announcements ]71 Notes for Contributors 173 22 FEMINIST III LEGAL III STUDIES Vol.VI, N°Z, 1998 Articles Margaret THORNTON, Authority and Corpoteality: the Conundrum for Women in Law 147-170 Doris E. BUSS, Women at the Borders: Rape and Nationalism in International Law 171-203 Derek MCGHEE, Looking and Acting the Part: Gays in the Armed Forces -A Case of Passing Masculinity 205-244 Case Notes Jo BRIDGEMAN, Criminalising the One Who Really Cared 245-256 Lesley BAKER, Sex Discrimination Against Part-Time Workers: the "Biggs" Issues for Women 257-271 Index to Vol. VI 272 feminist review 23 NUMBER' 5~ SUMMER 1998 Rethinking Caribbean Difference Editorial Theorizing Gender Systems and the Project of Modernity Rethinking Caribbean Difference In the Twentleth-century caribbean Patrlda MoIIamrMd Eudi.. Barrfteau 186 Towards Indigenous Feminist Theorizing In the caribbean Gender end International Relations: Patrlda MohamrMd 6 AGlobal Perspective and Issues for the Caribbean Jessica Byron and Diana Thorburn 211 Hlstoriclzing Slavery In West Indian Femlnlsms Hilary McD. Bedel.. 34 Reviews Sudhanshu Handa on Keith Hart (ed.) Women and the Sexual Women's Organizations and Movements In the Division of Labour in the Caribbean 233 Commonwealth caribbean: Veronica Salter on Patricia Mohammed and Catherine Shepherd The Response to Global Economic Crisis in the 1980< (eds) Gender in Caribbean Development • 235 RhodaReddod< 57 Patricia Mohammed on Janet Henshali Momsen (ed.) Women and Issues of Difference In Contemporary caribbean Feminism Change in the Caribbean: A Pan-Caribbean Perspective 237 Rawwida Baksh-5oodeen 74 Michelle ROWley on Rhoda Reddock, Women Labour and Politia in In Search of our Memory: Trinidad and Tobago: A History 240 Gender in the Netherlands Antilles Sonia Magdalena Cuales 86 Book Notes Hilary Nicholson on Christine Barrow Family in the Caribbean: Shattering the illusion of Development: Themes and Perspectives, Verene Shepherd, Bridget Brereton and The Changing Status of Women and Challenges for the Feminist Barbara Bailey (eds) Engendering History: Caribbean Women in His Movement in Puerto Rico tor;ca' Perspective and Elsa leo-Rhynie, Barbara Bailey and Allea E. Col6n-Warren and Id.. Alegrfa- Gendered Testimonies: Autobiographies, Diaries and letters by Women as Sources for caribbean History Ilridget Inmon 143 Masculinity and the Dance of the Dragon: Reading lovelace Discursively Unclen lewis t64 24 minist Voi es :: ~~" <.~ '(.10m ~t.\UIS()N .\tWA NEWSJOVRNAL: 11\ "{):'IWN lOR \\()MHN Volume 11, Number 4 May 2 - June 5 1998 And So She Said••. 6' Busted: A Genuine Bra Shopping Experience by Hilary Fayen Higgins 7 Contents Broadening the Dialogue' on Sexual Violence Women In EI Salvador by Shelley Curran 8 Struggle for Rights by Barbara E, Alvarado 1 Community Supported Agriculture: A Children, Families, Partnership of Farmers, Child Care Workers and Land and Community the Community by Katie 9 by Victoria MFX McMurray 1 Bella Ahlmg - July 24, News Briefs 2 1920 - March 31, 1998 by Donna Johnson 10 j Gateway to Women's Publishing on the Web: 10 Women's Studies Librarian's Website 11 : by Phyllis Holman Weisbard 4 Clallllifleds From Audio-Visual to ':Websltes (with lots in between) by Nancy Nelson 4 Boys Killing Girls: Media calls It "children killing children" WOC Alert 3/29/98 5 Three Jobs or a Free Ride? .. by Rachelle J, Johnson 6 25 Feminist Voices Volume 11, Number 5 June 6th - JUly 9th, 1998 Juneteenth: A Celebra tion of Freedom by F. Carter Mogaka 5 Juneteenth: Madison Contents Style 5 Norms of Feminine And So She Said... 6 Beauty: Struggling Not to Conform Truth or Dare by Suzanne Bowler 1 by "Meredith" 8 Local High Schools NETWORK 10 and Artists Team Up to Explore Body Is Back Rubs, Book sues, Women, and Review by Kimberly S. Culture Linyard 10 by Anne Sanger 1 CALENDAR 11 A Call for Community Involvement in Statistically Speaking: Feminist Voices Issues Women Face 12 by Becca Krantz 2 CLASSIFIEDS 12 NEWS BRIEFS 3 A Feminist Before Her t Time: Belle Case La Follette Featured in a New Musical by March Schweitzer 4 26 Volume II, Number 6 July 6 - August 31 1998 Reading Meena Alexander's The Shock of Arrival by anupama jain 5 "'I Fighting Eating Disorders: The A"ntl I the woman's struggle Anorexia/Bulima/ I in the nineties Dieting Project by J.B. Radder 7 By Debbie Zucker and Mimi Orner 1 And So She Said 8 Karen Foget: A look at ordinary things Network 10 I with extraordinary vision by Hunter O'Reilly 1 More Further Adventures of Positions Open at Lavender Jane Your Local Feminist by Alix Dobkin 10 Paper 2 Newsbrlefs 3 Calendar 11 Dyke Psyche: African Abolish All Armies 12 American Lesbians by Marina Padovese and the Church by Esther Rothblum 4 Classifieds 12 Reading Meena Alexander's The Shock of Arrival by anupama jain 5 27 SUMMER 1998 EDITORIAL The New Editorial Collective fiction PARVANEH RADMARD Nig1lt'sPerception APRIL SELLEY Teellmlarks. J. MAUREEN HULL RMpberry lam lILLIAN MALONEY Not Dry ANNE DUKE JUDD MacGregor Retreat poetry DEBORAH STILES pmspoem (for sue) JENNI FER Moss Everyone's Starving; Lazy Day; Llllteh on a Tray SUSAN HOLBROOK Shudder SHAR IRvING tIllip KAREN FORSTER In this blue mouth HEATHER HERMANT Shoes were Invented When History Became all Ugly Carpet Over the World art fROt{f COVER Shira Spet."1.or, CHRISTINA FRANCISCO Harlequin Sn'Cl'l l(OII'f YOll'W EkCl'l D«:d .lnd Thnt i$ StiU Food (oJt Aft il'l SUE GOLDSTEIN rOlst Ki"hm, 1993,8.5)( Il~, serffn prinl, pElx. H dye, embroidery on cotlon. reviews photo: Elaine OeM NAHRAIN AL·MoUSA WI alk/a by Ruthann Robson ISS'OE (I,ONT COVEll Sue Gol ANNOUNCEMENTS I CALL FOR SUBMiSSIONS BACK ISSUES UPCOMING ISSUES SUBSCRIPTION INfO 28 Gender and Development Volume 5 Number I February 1997 Editorial 2 Caroline Sweetman Rethinking organisations: a feminist perspective 10 Amna Rao and Rieky Stuart Managing organisational change: the 'gendered' organisation of space and time 17 Anne Marie Goetz Implementing a Gender Policy in ACORD: strategies, constraints, and challenges 28 Angela Hadjipateras Establishing a feminist culture: the experience of Zimbabwe Women's Resource Centre and Network 3S Hope Chigudu AFRA confronts gender issues: the process of creating a gender strategy 43 Moya Bydawell Promoting women entrepreneurs in Lebanon: the experience of UNIFEM 49 Randa Husseini Women's rights, the family, and organisational culture: a Lesotho case study 54 Elizabeth Everett Making the Human Development Index (HOI) gender-sensitive 60 Shalendra D Shanna Interview: Magda Mateus Cardenas 62 Resources: Book Review: Gender, Culture, and Organisational Change: Putting Theory into Practice, Itzin C and Newman J(eds) 67 Sara Chamberlain Further reading 69 29 Gender and Development Volume 5 Number 2 June 1997 JY1ien anti JY1iasculinitv Editorial 2 Caroline Sweetman Men, masculinity, and 'gender in development' 8 Andrea Cornwall Men, masculinities and the politics of development 14 Sarah C White Disintegration conflicts and the restructuring of masculinity 23 Judith LArge The role of men in families: achieving gender equity and supporting children 31 Patrice LEngle Violence, rape, and sexual coercion: everyday love in a South African township 41 Kiltharine Wood and Rache/Jewkes 'Crabs in a bucket': re-forming male identities in Trinidad 47 Niels Sampath Gender workshops with men: experiences and reflections 55 Kilmla Bhasin New masculinity: a different route 62 Gonzalo Falabella G Resources: Further reading 65 Articles and papers 68 Magazines, newsletlers and journals 70 NGOs, organisations and groups 70 Internet resources 71 30 Gender and Development Volume 5 Number 3 November 1997 Editorial 2 Olroline Sweetman From the South to the North: evolving perspectives on gender and poverty 9 Fatrna Alloo and Wendy Harcourt Gender, race, and the 'underclass': the truth behind the American dream 18 Sara Chamberlain Power and dignity: women, poverty, and Credit Unions 26 Annette Rimmer Participation begins at home: adapting participatory development approaches from Southern contexts 35 Ros David and Yvotme Craig The street press: homelessness, self-help, and social identity 45 Tessa Swithinbank Giving women the credih the Norwich Full Circle Project 52 Ruth Pearson and Erika Watson Building community capacity: Hull and East Yorkshire PRA network 58 Tilly Sellers Interview: Helen Carmichael of LEAP Theatre Workshop 61 Resources 64 Compiled by Sara Chamberlain Further reading 64 Organisations 67 Campaaigns 69. Web sites 70 Index to Volume 5 71 31 Gender and Development Volume 6 Number 1 March 1998 Editorial 2 Caroline Sweetman 'Frustrated and displaced': Filipina domestic workers in Canada 7 Nona Grandea with Joanna Kerr . Gujarati migrants' search for modernity in Britain 13 Emma Crewe and Uma Kothari Workers on the move: seasonal migration and changing sOcial relations in rural India 21 Ben Rogaly Food shortages and gender relations in Ikafe settlement, Uganda 30 Lina Payne Mental illness and social stigma: experiences in a Pakistani community in the UK 37 Erica L Wheeler More words but no action? Forced migration and trafficking of women 44 Francine Pickup The use and abuse of female domestic workers from Sri Lanka in Lebanon 52 Lina Abu-Habib Migration, ethnicity, and conflict: Oxfam's experience of working with Roma communities in Tuzla, Bosnia-Hercegovina 57 Alex Jones Resources 63 Compiled by Sara Chamberlain Further reading 63 Journals and Newsletters 67 Videos 68 Organisations 68 Forced Migration 71 Web sites 72 32 Gender and Development Volume 6 Number 2 July 1998 . f.ltIliill~lf! P]j€lilJl~Clt.im.1!l, etmcdl Wreti1!li1!l~ -"'" "< ~« y "" = "'" Editorial 2 Olroline Sweetmiln Gender, education and training: an international perspective 9 Fiona Leach Education for women's empowerment or schooling for women's subordination? 19 Sara Hlupekile Longwe The REFLECf approach to literacy and social change: a gender perspective 'r1 Sara Cottingham, Kate Metctllf and Bimal Phnuyal Approaches to gender-awareness raising: experiences in a government education project in Nepal 35 MoSibbons Campaigning against female genital mutilation in Ethiopia using populareducation 44 Beatrice Spadacini and Pamela Nichols 'Girls cannot think as boys do': socialising children through the Zimbabwean school system 53 Rosemary Gordon Gender training for development practitioners: only a partial oolution 59 Fenella Porler and Ines Smyth Conference report: Fifth International Conference on Adult Education (CONFINTEA), Hamburg, Germany, 1997 65 Olrolyn Medel-Anonuevo Reoources 68 Compiled by Sam Chamberlain Book Review 68 Further reading 69 Resources on training for women/gender training 75 Journals 76 Organisations 77 Web resources 78 E-maillists 79 Gender and Education 33 Volume 10 Number 3 September 1998 Carmen Luke. Cultural Politics and Women in Singapore Higher Education Management 245 Judyth Sachs & Jill Blackmore. You Never Show You Can't Cope: women in school leadership roles managing lheir emotions 265 Linda Hughu-Bond. Standing Alone, Working Together: tensions surrounding young Canadian women's views of the workplace 281 Deborah Lee. Sexual Harrassment in PhD Supervision 299 Unda Supute.age & Sarah Plumeridge. Women Taking Positions Within Computer Science 313 Sabine SeverimJ, Gml Inl Dam & Edith Nijenhuis. Ways of Knowing andPallems of Reasoning: women and men in adult secondary education 327 \111m/POINT Mary Eagleton. Reading Between Bodies and Institutions 343 nOOK REVLEWS Re"a"h Method in the Postmodem (JamesJ. Scheurich) reviewed by Maggie Madure 351 Academie Women (Ann Brooks) reviewed by Elaine Pullen 352 Not onlY Ihe 'Dangerous Trades': women's work and health in BriMm, 188()-19J4 (Barbara Harrison) reviewed by Hden Gurden 354 Academie Coupltr-probltms and promises (Marianne A. Ferber & Jane W. Loeb) reviewed by Rosemary Deem 355 Women in &iucalional Managemtnt a European perspeeliw (Maggie Wilson, Ed.) reviewed by Diane Hayes 357 nOOKS RECEIVED 359 34 Abstracts iv Articles On Women's Reason, Education and Love: Women and Men of the Enlightenment in Spain and France M6NlCA BOLUFER PERUGA AND tSABEL MORANT DEUSA 183 An Authoritative Voice: Jane Addams and the Oratorical Tradition LOUISE W. KNIGHT 217 Gender, Race, and Rumours: Re-examining the 1943 Race Riots MARILYNN S. JOHNSON 2S2 'Patriotic Femininity': Women's Morals and Men's Morale .- During the Second World War PHIL GOODMAN 278 Thematic Reviews Telling Witchcraft Stories: New Perspectives on Witchcraft and Witches in the Early Modern Period ALISON ROWLANDS 294 Robin Briggs, Witches and Neighbours: The Social and Cultural Context of European Witchcraft (1996); Wolfgang Behringer, Witchcraft Persecutions in Bavaria: Popular ,'vlagic, Religious Zealotry and Reason ofStale in Early Modern Europe (1997); Diane Purkis$, The Witch in History: Early Modem and Twentieth-Century Representations (1996); Jonathan Barry, Marianne Hester and Gareth Roberts reds), Witchcraft in Early Modern Europe: Studies in Culture and Belief (1996); James Sharpe, Instru ments of Darkness: Witchcraft in England 1550-1750 (1997); Elaine G. Breslaw. muba, Reluctant Witch of Salem: Devilish Indians and Puritan Fantasies (1996); Deborah Willis, Malevolent Nurture: Witch-Hunting and Maternal Power in Early OJ Modern England (1995); Elizabeth Reis, Damned Women: Sinners and Witches in E Puritan New fngland(1997) ::> ~ Divine Androgyny and Female Activism: Gender and Religion in Early Modern History PATRICIA CRAWFORD 303 C. Arnold Snyder and linda A. Huebert Hecht (eds), Profiles of Anabaptist Women: Sixteenth-Century Reforming Pioneers (1996); Sharon L Jansen, Dangerous Talk and Strange Beh,wiour: Women and Popular Resistance to the Reforms of Henry VIII (1996); B. J. Gibbons, Gcnder in Mystical and Occult Thought: Behmenism and its Development in fngland(1996) Not So Secret Sex JENNY UGLOW 307 TIm Hitchcock, English Sexualities 170lJ-.1800 (1997); Ian McCormick (ed.), Secret Sexualities: A Sourcebook of Se~'enteenth and Eighteenth-Century Writing (1997); linda E. Merians (ed.), The Secret Malady: Venereal Disease in Eighteenth.Century Britain and France (1996) 'To defend the oppressed, to fight for the defenceless, not counting the cost': The Hislory of the Women's Suffrage Movement MAROULA JOANNOU 312 S<1ndra Stanley Holton, Suffr,lge Days: Stories from Ihe Women's Su(frage Movement (1996); Angela V. John and Claire Eustance (eds), nle Men's Share?: Masculinities, Male Support and Women's Suffrage in Britain, 189lJ-.1920 (1997); Barbara Winslow, S)'II' i,1 P.mkhursl: Sexval Politics and Political Activism (1996); Cheryl Jorgansen E,lrp, 'TIU' Tt,lIlsfigurinX Sword': The lust War o( the Women's Social and Political Unio/l (llJ97); Chri~lil1e Bull, Feminist Ff..'ffrJCflt: 'nw WOfl1<1n Question' i/1 thc USA .Jlld FIlNl,lIlcl 1870-1940 {19gS}; Diane Atkinson, nJe Sut{r,lgellcs in Pictures (19%) (continued) Book Reviews 35 Denise Nowakowski Baker, Julian of Norwich~ Showings. From Vision to Book (1994); lynn St.1ley, Margery Kempe's Dissenting Fictiom (1994); Grace M. Jantzen, Power. Gender .lOd Christian Mysticism (1995) ANNEKE B. MULDER-BAKKER 316 Anthony Fletcher, Gender, Sex and Suhordination in England 1500 to 1800 (199S) BARBARA J. TODD 31 B ~ laura Gowing. Domestic Dangers. Women, Words .1nd Sex in folrly Modern Lonr/on c (1996)JENNY KERMODE 319 3 (1) Naomi J. Miller, Changing the Subject: Mary Wroth and Figurations or Gender in Early ~ Modem England (1996) MARGARET J. M. EZElL 321 0 Naomi Zack, Bachelors ofScience: Seventeen/h.Century Identity. Then and Now(1996); z linda lopez McAlister (ed.), Hypatia's Daughters: fifteen Hundred Years of Women c Q Philosophers (1996) LYNETTE HUNTER 322 3 er ro (1) Kathryn Gleadle, The Early Feminists: Radical Unitarians and the Emergence of the ~ Women~ Rights Movement, 1831-51 (1995); Barbara Caine, English Feminism N :J 1780-1980 (1997); Clarissa Campbell Orr (ed.), Wollstonecraft's Daughters: 0- Womanhood in England and France 1780-1920(1996) HElEN ROGERS 324 Ann·louise Shapiro, Breaking the Codes: Female Criminality in Fin·de-Siecle Paris ro (1996) VIVIEN MILLER 32B -. Sally ledger, The New Woman: Helion and Feminism at the Fin de Siecfe (1997); Maroula Joannou, 'Ladies, Please Don't' Smash These Windows': Women's Qo Writing, Feminist Consciousness and Social Change 1918-38 (1995) WENDY POLLARD 329 Barbara Evans Clements, Bolshevik Women (1997) SUE BRIDGER 33·1 I Alison Dram, Women Teachers and Feminist Politics 1900-1939 (1996) JOYCE S. PEDERSEN 333 U'l-. Maria Tatar, l.ustmord: Sexual Murder in Weimar Germany (1995); Kalharina von r"""t' Ankum (ed.), Women ;n the Metropolis: Gender and Modernily in Weimar Culture 0 (1997) KATHARINA ROWOlD 334 -. Yvonne M. Klein (ed.), Beyond Ihe Home Fronl: Women~ Autobiographical Writing of ~--< the Two World Wars (1997) JENNY HARTLEY 336 c OJ> Mary Nash, Defying M Evelyn Fox Keller and Helen E. longino (cds), Femmism .1ncl Science (1 q961; M Notes on Contributors 344 36 GENDER & SOCIETY Volume 12, Number 4 August 1998 Contents From the Editor 373 Articles Mothers or Workers? The Value ofWomen's Labor: Women and the Emergence of Family Allowance Policy !OYA MISRA 376 Creating Partnerships for Change: Alliances and Betrayals in the Racial Politics of1\vo Feminist Organizations EllJ!N K. SCOTr 400 Women and the False Promise of Microentelprise TRACY BACHRACH EHLERS and KAREN MAIN 424 ll The "Women's Front ; Nationalism, Feminism, and Modernity in Palestine FRANCES S. HASSO 441 Comments and LeUers Comment on Patricia Drenlea's "Consequences of Women's Formal and Informal Job Search Methods for Employment in Female-Dominated Jobs" LISA TORRES. MATTIIUFFMAN, andSTIlVEN VELASCO 466 Symposlnm on R. W, Connell's Masculinities Men's Gender Politics JUDmJ LORBI!R 469 Why Can't a Man Be More Like a Woman? Reflections on Connell's Masculinities PATRICIA YANCEY MARTIN 472 Reply R. W. CONNELL 474 Book Reviews Consuming the Romontic Utopia: Love and the Cultural Contradictions ofCapitalism by Eva IIIouz BETSY LUCAL 478 The Swimsuit/ssue and Sport: Hegemonic Masculinity in Sports [/Iustrated by Laurel R, Davis KEVIN YOUNG 479 1lvilight Zones: The Hidden Life ofCultural/mages from Plato to O. J. by Susan Bordo Recreational Terror: Women and the Pleasures ofHorror Film Viewing by Isabel Cristina Pifiedo NEAL KING 481 GENDER & SOCIETY 37 Volume 12, Number 4 August 1998 (continued) Gender, Families, and State: Child Suppon Policy in the United States by Jyl Josephson Teen Mothers and the Revolving Welfare Door by Kathleen Mullan Harris ANNE R. ROSCHl!LU! 483 Making Ends Meet: How Single Mothers Survive Welfare and Low- Wage Work by Kathryn Edin and Laura Lein ERIN L. KELLY 485 Race/Sex: Their Sameness, Difference and Interplay 'Edited by Naomi Zack On Our Own Terms: Race, Class and Gentkr in the Uves ofAfrican-American Women by Leith Mullings !FE MODUPB 487 Gender Politics in Latin America: Debates in Theory and Practice Edited by Elizabeth Dote TERESITA MARTINEZ-VERGNB 489 Women:' Work in Rural China: Change and Continuily in an Era ofReform by Tamara Jacka JANBTW. SALAFF 490 Woman between 11vo Worlds: Ponrait ofan Ethiopian Rural LelUkr by Judith Olmstead MARClA TI!XlJlR SEGAL 492 Call for Papers 494 Announcement 496 38 GE DE ISSUES WINTER/SPRING 1998 VOLUME 16 NUMBERS 1/2 Articles Rita J. Simon Editor's Inaugural Statement 3 Margaret F. Brinig Economics, Law, and Covenant Malriage 4 Cynthia Fuchs Epstein Great Divides: Deceptive Distinctions and Rhetorical Strategies in the VMI and Citadel Cases 34 Judith Kleinfeld Why Smart People Believe that Schools Shortchange Girls: What You See when You Live in a Tail 47 William L. O'Neill Sex Scandals in the Gender- Integrated Military 64 Daphne Patai Galloping Contradictions: Sexual Harassment in Academe 86 Amy E. Black Have You Really Come a Long and Stanley Rothman Way? Women's Access to Power in the United States 107 Gender, Place and Culture 39 A Joumal qf Feminist Geography Volume 5 Number 2 July 1998 COlltmts Richa -"agar. Communal -Discourses, ~larriage, and the Politics of Gendered Social Boundaries among South Asian Immigrants in Tanzania 117 ~\adine Schuunnan. Contesting Patriarchies: ~lhaipamux and StJ'atl'irnx women and colonialism in nineteenth-century British Columbia 141 LoTTaine Dow"'. 'And They Think l'mJust a Nice Old Lady.' Women and War in Belfast, Northern Ireland 159 Tovi Fenster. Ethnicity, Citizenship, Planning and Gender: the case of Ethiopian immigrant women in Israel '77 VIEWPOINT Heidi Ailli. Unsexy Geographies 191 BOOK REVIEWS 17Ie J/iddling Sorl: commerce, gmder, and Ihefami(y in Engwnd 168(}-1789 (Margaret R. Hunt) and COllJuming Subjects: womm, shopping, and business in the eighumlh cmlu,.., (Elizabeth Kowaleski-Wallace) re\;ewed by ~Iona Domosh 207 Home alld Harem: lIalion, gender. empire and lhe cullures iflravel (Inderpal Grewal) and QytsllOIlJ if Travel: poslmodm. discourses ifdisplacemml (Caren Kaplan) re\;ewed by Jennifer Hyndman 210 JI'omm Writing ClIlIure (Ruth Behar & Deborah A. Gordon, Eds) reviewed by Geraldine Pratt 212 Qyeers ill Space: communilies/public pwus/sites if resisUlnce (Gordon Brent Ingram, Anne-Marie Bouthillette & Yolanda Retter, Eds) reviewed by David Wright 215 40 GENDERS Issue 27 1998 Stricken Deer: Secrecy, Homophobia, and the Rise of the Suburban Man By ANDREW ELFENBEIN Text Only Version ~ Picturizing Race: ~.:.'~. Hollywood's Censorship of Miscegenation and Production of Racial Visibility through Imitation of Life 137 iIIus. & film clip! By SUSAN COURTNEY Text Only Version II Theories of Materiality and Location: Moving Through Kathy Acker's Empire of the Senseless By DANIEL PUNDAY Text Only Version Obscene Publics: Jesse Sharpless and Harriet Jacobs By BRUCE BURGETT Text Only Version Visions of Life on the Border: Wonderland Women, Imperial Travelers, and Bourgeois Womanhood in the Nineteenth Century By LAURA E. CIOLKOWSKI Text Only version Minding One's P's and Q's: Homoeroticism in Star Trek: The Next Generation. By ATARA STEIN TexlOnlyl!erslon NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS Download II Edllortal Board II Submission Guidelines II Recent ~ 41 42 Health Care for Women International CONTENTS Volume 19 I Number4 I 1998 EDITORIAL I 263 NEWS FROM THE INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL ON WOMEN'S HEALTH ISSUES I 267 CLUEING IN: A GUIDE TO SOLVING THE PUZZLE OF SELF FOR WOMEN RECOVERING FROM DEPRESSION I Rita Schreiber I 269 POWER AND THE POLmcs OF AEUSE: RETHINKING VIOLENCE IN FILIPINA-AUSTRALIAN MARRIAGES I Nicole A. Woelz-Surling, Margaret Kelaber, and Lenore H. Manderson I 289 MENARCHE STORIES: REMINISCENCES OF COLLEGE STUDENTS FROM LITHUANIA, MALAYSIA, SUDAN, AND THE UNITED STATES I Joan C. Chrisler and Carolyn B. Zittel I 303 STROKE RISK FACTOR KNOWLEDGE IN HISPANIC AND NON HISPANIC WHITE WOMEN IN NEW MEXICO: IMPLICATIONS FOR TARGETED PREVENTION STRATEGIES I V. J. Kattapong, W. T. Longstreth, W. A. Kukul!, D. B. Howard, J. I. Bowes, B. E. Wilson, J. B. Bigney, and T. M. Becker I 313 ATTITUDES, BELIEFS, AND PRACTICES OF NURSING STUDENTS CONCERNING HIV/AIDS: IMPLICATIONS FOR PREVENTION IN WOMEN I James C. Zimmer and Wilfreda E. Thurston I 327 THE USE OF FORMAL AND INFORMAL HEALTH CARE BY FEMALE ADOLESCENTS IN EASTERN NEPAL I Marion Gibbon I 343 ANNOUNCEMENT I 361 Health Care 43 for Women International CONTENTS Volume 19 / Number 5 / 1998 EDITORIAL / 363 WHO IS FIGHTING FOR THE RIGHT TO DIE? OLDER WOMEN'S PARTICIPATION IN THE HEMLOCK SOCIETY / Janel K. Wilson, Elaine Fox, and JeffJ. Kamakahi / 365 THE MEANING OF HOME TO FIVE ELDERLY WOMEN / Melinda M. Swenson / 381 OLDER WIDOWS' INTENTION TO KEEP THE GENERATIONS SEPARATE / Eileen Jones Porter / 395 RESOURCES AND CHARACTERISTICS OF ELDERLY WOMEN WHO LIVE ALONE / Sue Morrissey / 411 CARESHARING: HIDING FRAILTY IN A FLORIDA RETIREMENT COMMUNITY / Eleanor Krassen Cavan / 423 HEALTH, STRESS, COPING, AND SOCIAL SUPPORT IN GRANDMOTHER CAREGIVERS / Carol M. Musil / 441 WELL-BEING AND ITS SHADOW: HEALTH PROMOTION IMPLICATIONS FOR OLDER WOMEN / Mary Ann Ruffing-Rahal / 457 ANNOUNCEMENTS / 467 ERRATUM / 469 44 HECATE An Interdisciplinary Journal of Women's Liberation Vol. 24. 1, 1998 4-12 Editorial 13-40 Living an Immoral Life-'Coloured' Women and the Paternalistic State Regina Ganter 41-46 Poems by Kathy Kituai, Coral Hull, Megan Boler, Janice M Bostok 47-61 'Sempre Diretto & the Art of Gelling Lost' Jan Hutchinson 62-80 'Keeping Their Secret Safe': Menstrual Etiquette in Australia 1900-1960 Suellen Murray 81-89 Poems by Alison Lambert, Alana Kelsall, Gina Mercer, Michelle Mee, Penny Russell, Jan Kemp. 90-92 'Banksias' Frances Martin 93-104 'Britain's Last Line of Defence': Miss Moneypenny and the Desperations of Filmic Feminism Tara Brabazon 105-08 'The Language of Silence' Kher-Shing Lee 109-14 Poems by .lena Woodhouse, Helen North, Lissa Mitchell, Jordie Albiston 115-17 'Going Back' Sue Bond 118-44 Forms of Resistance: South African Women's Writing During Apartheid Margaret Miller 145-54 •Less' Juliet Brown 155-64 'Reclaiming a Legacy: Constructions of Race, Class and Gender in Jessie Fauset, Zora Neale Hurston and Dorothy West Sharon L Jones 165-71 'Kevy and Me' and 'The Abortion' Audrey Evans 45 VOLUME 13 NUMBER 1 1 996 INVISIBLE by Mary Sharratt 3 IN THE GREEN PLACE by Vickie Nelson 4 MINERAL HISTORIES by Jennifer McMahon 6 WOMAN WITH A PEACOCK by Unda Neuer 6 FIRST SNOW and BONES by Denise DIMarzio ; 7 AMBROSIA by Teri Grimm 7 EXCERPT FROM THE WORK OF MEN by Maurine GIllis Barnett 8 BOOK REVIEWS by Duhamel. Maloney. and March 10 BOOK WATCH by Carol Maloney 11 THE BACK PAGE announcements. advertisements. etc 12 vii Preface 46 Uma Narayan and Sandra Harding Introduction. Border Crossings: Muiticulll 73 Lorrnine Code How To Think Globally: Stretching the Limits of Imagination 86 Uma Narayan Essence ofCulture and a Sense of History: A Feminist Critiq' 107 Andrea Nye "It's Not Philosophy" 116 Shari Stone-Mediatore Chandra Mohamy and the Revaluing of"Experience" 134 AIda Hurtado Sitios y Lenguas: Chicanas Theorize Feminisms Book Reviews 162 Nel Noddings Fruits ofSorrow: Framing Our Attention ro Suffering by Elizabeth V. Spelman 165 Ingrid Bartsch, Carolyn DiPalma, and Laura Sells Modesr_Wimess@Second_Millennium,FemaieMan©_Meets_OncoMouse™ by Donna Haraway 170 Penelope Deutscher I Love to You: Sketch for a FeUcity within History by Luce Irigaray 174 Gertrude Post! KriegfWar: Eine Philosophische A,tseinanderset,ung aus jeministischer Sicht (Kriegl\'IIar: A Philosophical Examination from a Feminist PerslJecrive) edited by the Wiener Philosophinnen Club. 182 Schedule of the 8th Symposium of the International Association of Women Philosophers. Lessons from the Gynaeceum: Women Philosophizing-Past, Present, and Future 203 Notes on Contributors 206 Guidelines for Contributors/Calls for Papers 207 Announcements 209 Books Rcceivet.1 214 Recent Back Issues 47 Indian Journal of Gender Studies Volume 5 Number 1 January-June 1998 CONTENTS Editorial iii Articles Hidden Peasant Women in Colonial Awadh: Some Hypotheses Smita TewaIi Jassal 1 Transformative Politics: Dimensions of Women's Participation in Panchayati Raj Kumud Sharma 23 Engendering Development. Lessons from the Social Sector Programmes in India Vimala Ramachandran 49 Personal Narratives Prom Bagal to Gama.. Narayan K. Banerjee 65 Notes from a Chosen Exile Hanna Papanek 73 Report The Making of a 'Pounding Text' 87 Discussion Sexual Harassment 115 Archives Women's Franchise Apama Basu 127 Book Reviews 135 Pri nt FtGliTING FOR SPACE 12 by leb_ 48 TItO alternative news SeMces lemen! on the competition (Of spoce iJ the maills/ream media COV8l Sroov: Is ACCESS ENOOGH? 1 5 by Vtc10ria Quade Desple incroasiJg access to mecha. WQ'OOIJS position i1 this rodaIi1sbMi>tl tem l.ENo us YOUR EARs 18 by Mavie cabrera-Balle,a AIIet' aver Mo decades in priJt, Isis emlttris on anettmeditm 01 mass commlllication EOUCAlKl< TIflOOGH RAmo 22 by Ivy JosiaIl Radio "'"' be 8 loci agai1st _ vioIenca New Information Technology. E-MAlsON THE EDGE 24 byPiViianueva T"'naI_~oolhe_ror lIOO1OfI to be 00 Iha aAIi1g adge 01 inIoIm8li>n1lld No.2, 1998 GRAssROOTS GlOOAUSAlKl< 3 2 ~ fha 1nIeme\ NGOs ""fha Iirst rowdoIfha billie agai1st I.fA1 §.pe cia Is ENGAGING THE UN 34 by liial s. _ carreon ~ fha vaIua 01 fha UN ...., aretI8 f OLD WMs'TALES 66 bySanilsuda8 ICC UPDATES 70 Som.lafe.breaki1gdevelopmen~ in fha §g/lI1ot a rel8vanllnlemafooal CrirJnaJ Cro1 DEPARTMENTS Editorial 1 Clips 4 Isis Resource 36 Books 36 Reviews 42 Maria /Jie$' PalJialchy and Ao:tmJI_ 011 a WOfid SciI. Patricia Monaghan's The New Book of Goddesses and HeroMs Poetly 48 by Suhasini Sa! Ka/want Bhopal. South Asian Women in East London: religious experience and 49 diversity 143 Li JVomen and &xuali~ in China: dominant discourses onfemale stxUalig and gmdn sinu 1949 (Harriet Evans) reviewed by Valerie Waggot 231 Women and Politics in Ihe Third World (Baleh Afshas, Ed.) reviewed by Rita Abrahamsen 232 Gender in Third World Politic, (Georgina Waylen) reviewed by Maggie Ann Bowers 234 Viel Angela Carlcr: writingftom /he frontline (Sarah Gamble) reviewed by Janine Liladhar 236 Gender, I-deology: essay' on Iheory,jietion andjilm (Chantal Comut-Gentille D'Arcy & Jose Angel Garcia Landa, Eds) reviewed by Melanie Williams 237 The Third Eye: rau, tinnna and ttJmographic spttta!le (Fatimah Tobing Rony) reviewed by JyolSna Kapur 238 Anorexic Bodies: a feminist and sodoklgital pnsptttk on anorexia nt1VOsa (Morag Mac· Sween) reviewed by Magrit Shildrick HO Canoersations wilh Maryse Cond! (Fran~oise Prall) reviewed by Phyllis Clark HI IInJersed &a.·Iies: gendn hinarch;" in development Ihought (Naila Kabeer) reviewed by Urvashi Soni-Sinha 244 Engtnden'ng a Nation: afeminist auoant 'If Shnk",art', English hUron,s Gean E. Howard & Phyllis Radon) reviewed by Anita Pacheco 245 The Political Consequt7lces of 7hinking: gender and Judaism in tJu work of Hannnh Armdt Genuifer Ring) and Hannah Arendt h"",!yyears later (Larry May &Jcrome Kohn, Eds) reviewed by Cynthia Burack 247 Roman Shahspttm: warriors, wounds, and women (Coppelia Kahn) reviewed by Anita P~checo 249 BOOKS RECEIVED 257 Aurora Floyd (M.E. Braddon), VlXflI (M.E. Braddon), EI,anor's Ildory (M.E: Braddon) and Tht Falal 7hree (M.E. Braddon) reviewed by Valerie Pedlar 250 XOTICEBOARD 261 The Heat of the Hearth: the pr{)(tSJ ofkinship in a j1"lalaJ'.fishing (ommuniry Oanet Carsten) XOTES ox CO:-''TRIBUTORS 263 ""ewed by Ian Caldwell 254 50 Journal ofLesbian Studies Volume 2, Numbers 2/3 1998 List ofIllustrations xv INTRODUCTIONS Representing the'Real' Nina Rapi Living Performance 9 Maya Chowdhry PART ONE: THE MONSTROUS FEMININE: LESBIAN AESTHETICS IN PROCESS Another Con-Text 21 Barbra Egervary Vanishing in Your Face: Embodiment and Representation in Lesbian Dance Performance 47 Pelra Kuppers Shall We Dance? Identification Through Linguistic Tropes and Performance 65 Anita Naoko-Pilgrim PART TWO: THE LESBIAN BODY IN PERFORMANCE Performing the Lesbian Body-The New Wave 79 Julia Brosnan Get Your Feminism OffMy Floppy: Seedy ROMs and Technical Tales 95 Jools Gilson-Ellis Fleshing It Out III Leslie Hill PART THREE: FROM MARGIN TO CENTER: SUBVERSION OR ASSIMILATION? Drama Queens: Ruling with a Rod ofIrony 125 Joclle Taylor From Stage to Screen and Back: Tash Fairbanks' Noelume Shedding Some Light on Lesbian Representation, and the Performance of Lesbian Desire 139 Jan Goulden Journal ofLesbian Studies 51 Volume 2, Numbers 2/3 1998 (continued) The Laugh That Dare Not Speak Its Name 157 Maria Esposito Fo(u)r Women: The Art ofCollaboration 165 Adeola Agbebiyi It's Queer Up North: Production Values: Sarah-Jane Interviews Tanja Farman 177 Sarah-Jane PART FOUR: WRlTING THE SELF IN PERFORMANCE: FEMMES AND BUTCHES, DRAG QUEENS AND KINGS, VAMPIRES AND CLOWNS Perfonning Butch/Femme Theory 187 Lois WeaveI' Coming Out at Night-Performing as the Lesbian Vampire Rosie Lugosi 20 I Rosie Garland Presentation ofSelfas Performance: The Birth ofQueenie aka Valerie Mason-John 209 Savitri Ifensman Angela de Castro: Clown in a Cold Country 221 Louise Carotin Feminine and Masculine Personnas in Performance: Sade Huron: A Drag Queen with a Dick 227 Michelle Atherton Drag Kings and Subjects 235 . Diane Torr Jane Czyzselska Jo urn a 1 of 52 WOMEN & AGING 1M Volume to Number 3 1998 FROM THE EDITOR Rural-Urban Women's Experience of Symptoms of Depression Related to Economic Hardship 3 Belty J. Crafl, PhD, RN, CS David R. JOhllSOll, PhD SlIzalllle T. Orlego, PhD Social Physique Anxiety in Postmenopausal Women 19 LYllda B. Rallsdell, PhD Chrislille L. Wells, PhD Melillda M. Mallore, PhD Pamela D. Swall, PhD Charles B. Corbill, PhD The Impact of Employment and Serious Illness on Grandmothers Who Are Raising Their Grandchildren 41 Roberta G. Sallds, PhD Robill S. Goldberg-Glell, PhD Sex Comparisons in Life Satisfaction and Psychosocial Adjustment Scores with an· Older Adult Sample: Examining the Effect of Sex Role Differences in Older Cohorts 59 Lisa A. Hollis, PhD Predictors for Osteoporosis Diagnosis Among Postmenopausal Women: Results from a National Survey 79 Lori W Turner, PhD, RD Jlldilh E. Taylor, EdD Sharon Hunt, EdD BOOK REVIEWS The Mistreatment aIElderly People (second edition), edited hy Peter Decalmer and Frank Glendenning 97 Reviewed by Allilll C. All, RN, PhD Older Adulls' l\tfislise ofAlcohol, JHedicilles, lIml Other Drugs: Research and Practice Issues, editcd by Anne M. Gurnack 100 Re\Jiewed by COl/stallce L. Coogle, PhD JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S HISTORY 53 VOL. 10 NO.2 SUMMER 1998 Editor's Note I 6 ARTICLES Rebecca Overmyer-Veluquez Christian Morality Revealed in New Spain: The Inimical Nahua Woman in Book Ten of the Florentine Codex I 9 Kate Wlttenstein The Feminist Uses of Psychoanalysis: Beatrice M. Hinkle and the Foreshadowing of Modern Feminism in the United States I 38 Deborah A. Symonds Reconstructing Rural Infanticide in Eighteenth-Century Scotland I 63 Angela Woollacoll From Moral to Professional Authority: Secularism, Social Work, and Middle-Class Women's Self-Construction in World War I Britain I 85 Marilyn E. Hegarty Patriot or Prostitute? Sexual Discourses, Print Media, and American Women during World War Ii I 112 lena Sommestad and Sally McMurry Farm Daughters and Industrialization: A Comparative Analysis of Dairying in New York and Sweden, 1860-1920 I 137 GETTING TO THE SOURCE Rudolf Michel Dekker, translated by MarybetJl Carlsoll Women in the Medieval and Early Modern Netherlands I 165 REVIEW ESSAYS Sonya Michel The Comparative Turn: Is Women's History Ready? I 189 GCI/da. Kills/Iii'. POU't'f: A Coml'aralil'c aud Inlt'fdisdllJillary History ed. by Mary Jo Maynes, Ann Waltner. BirgiUe $eland, and Ulrike Strasser; Protr(/illg WOJllf/l: Labor Lt'gisfalioll i/l Europe, the United Slales, aud Allslralia, J880-J920 ed. by Vila Wikande" Alice Kessler-Harris. and Jane Lewis Victoria Bissell Brown Biography in the Mother Tongue I 198 Matmllll JI/stice: Miriam Van WalerslIIll( tlu' Fmlllle Reform Tradilhl/l by Estelle B. Freedman; Doria Shafik, ES.l/lltian Femillist: A Woman A,larl by Cynlhia Nelson; Syh'ia Prll/kllI/rst: Se.ll/lll P{I/iticsl11ld Po/itical Aclil'i.~m by Barbam Winslow Joan N. Burstyn Teaching: "A Great Adventure" I 207 School Work: Gelldet and Ille Cultl/ral COllslmetion o/Te(1chillg by Sari Knopp Biklen; Lolldon's WOlllm Teachu!?>: Gmder, Class, mId Feminism, 1870-J930 by Dina M. Copelman; Women Teachtrs and Feminisl Pofilics, 1900-1939 by Alison Dram; Knowing WornI'll: Origins 0fWolllt/l's EdllcllliOll ill Nineleenth-Celllliry Alls/rll/ill by Marjorie Theobald Anne Epstein and Birgitte Soland Marginal Experiences? Learning from EarlyMTwentieth·Century Nordic History I 217 Mellem b(/ckjische 08 piI!/lr piger; Knll 08 kJllfur i KfUK, 1883-1940 (Between Teenage Girls and Respectable Women: Gender and CuUure in the YWCA, 1883-1940) by Hilda Remer Christensen; Mahdollisllllhirn Aika: Ty5liiis/laise! ja yllleisklllillall nlJlulos 1910-1930 iI/VIlli Silomessa (The lime of Opportunities: Working-Class Women and the Change in Finnish Society (rom the 1910s to the 193Os) by Maria Uihleenmiiki ABSTRACTS OF BOOKS I 223 CONTRIBUTORS I 234 NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS / 237 ANNOUNCEMENTS I 239 Patricia Dalzell 4 "Sasha Belle, Painter in Her Studio, 54 Sl. Petersburg, Russia, 1993" A1axi1le Kttmin 5 On Kalliope's Sue Saniel Elkind Vl Poetry Contest Winners 1.! Sharon Cumberland 6 Before (Co-Winner) ~ ~ Qj Rllth L. Schwartz 7 Gravity (Co-Winner) <1J -= '" "os Aviva Luria 9 The Doll Maker :i'" ~.. Jeanette Hames 16 Anvil ~ ,~ Amy Andelora 17 At the River Styx; A Reconciliation ~ ~"" Eleanor Berty 18 The Names ofThose Colors g ...,., Gay Davidson 20 The Bogue Shadowe <1J Gwen Ebert 21 To the Clear Ditch 0 Qj "" Ter; Grimm 22 The Anole ~ '" -::l b .~ ...'C Joyce Tellneson 24 "Self Portrait" &::4 Cl Eleanor Allell 25 Joyce Tenneson; Revealing Veils ;A A JOURNAL OF AMERICAN WOMEN WRITERS Volume 15, No. I, 1998 Special Issue: 19th-Century American Women Writers In the 21st Century Guest EdItors: Judith Fetleriey and Susan K. Harris CONTENTS Judith Fetterley introduction I Susan K. Harris Conference Program Conference photos Margaret R. Htgonnet Comparative Reading: Catharine M. Sedgwick's Hope Leslte 17 Ann Romines. Nlneteenth-Century Reading and Twentleth-Century Texts: The Example of U1Wl1 Ingalls Wilder 23 Maggie Montestnos Sale Reconceptualizlng America 29 Margaret Ervin Reading the 19th Century, Writing the 21st 35 Joyce Htnnefe/d Catherine Sustana Judith Fetterley On "Reading New Readings of Regionalism" 45 Marjorie Pryse Jean Fagan Yellin "Race" and Nlneteenth-Century American Womanhood 53 Lisa M. Kocb Bodies as Stage Props: Enacting Hysteria In the Diaries of Charlotte Forten Grlmke and Alice James 59 Rosemary Mims Fisk Slave Narrative Analysis by Students 65 Dapbne A. Brooks U1dy Menken's Secret: Adah Isaacs Menken, Actress Biographies, and the Race for Sensation 68 Eric Gardner Stowe Takes the Stage: Harriet Beecher Stowe's The Cbrtstian Slave 78 (continued, next page) 56 A JOURNAL OF AMERICAN WOMEN WRITERS (continued) Volume 15, No. I, 1998 Special Issue: 19th-<:entury American Women Writers In the 21st Century Guest Editors: Judith Fetterley and Susan K. Harris Stacy A. Steinberg "Unexpected and Inconvenient Notice": Domestic Entrapment and Servant Infidelity In The Coopers and Live and Let Live 85 Mary Elliott When Girls WIll Be Boys: "Bad" Endings and Subversive Middies in Nlneteenth-eentury Tomboy Narratives and lWentieth·Century Lesbian Pulp Novels 92 DoVeanna S. Fulton Speak Sister, Speak: Oral Empowerment In Louisa Plcquet: The Octoroon 98 GregoryJay Women Writers and Resisting Readers 104 Book Reviews Ann Merrill Ingram Nltleteetltb-eenturyAmerican Women Writers: Atl Anthology edited by Karen L. Kilcup III Public Wometl, Public Words: A Documetltary History ofAmerican Feminism; Volume 1: Beglnnltlgs to 1900 edited by Dawn Keetley andJohn Pettigrew III Carolyn Sorlslo HarrletJacobs atld Itlcldents Itl the Life ofa Slave Girl: New Critical Essays edited by Deborah M. Garfield and Rafta latar 112 Mastering Slavery: Memory, Family atld Identity Itl Wometl:S Slave Narratives by Jennifer Fleischner 113 Karen Echard Boyle Cather Studies: Volume 3 edited by Susan J. Rosowski 116 Chrlstltla Accomatldo Nella Larsotl, Novelist ofthe Harlem Retlalssallce: A Womatl:S Life Utlvelled by Thadious M. Davis 117 l1Je Cotlplltlg Conventlotl: Sex, Text atld Tradltlotl Itl Black Wometl's Flctlotl by Ann duCille 117 Allison Berg The Utlmly Voice: Redlscoverltlg Paul/tle Elizabeth Hopkins edited by John Cullen 119 MaI·tlJaJ Cutter In Short 121 Lisa Brawley 57 Vol \I, No. I 1.11l199X :\'--10::' TAULEOFCO~ rE~'1 S 2 WHO WE ARE: The Editorial Board oflhe LRB. Akilah Monira.. 3 A Little Original Sin:. The Life and Works ofJane Bowles by Millicent Dillon. Reviewed by Karla Jay. 3 "Mangled." A poem by Alexandra Grilikhes. 3 Virginia Woolf: Leshian Readings ed. by Eileen Barrett and Patricia Cramer. Reviewed bySuzanne Juhasz. 5 Improper Bostonians: Lesbian and Gay History From the Puritans to Playland by The History Project. Reviewed by Leila J. Rupp. 6 A Whole Other Ball Game: Women's Literature on Women's Sport ed. by Joli Sandoz. Reviewed by Cherri SIll/I'. 7 Re-dressing lhe Canon: Essays on Theater and Gender by Alisa Solomon. Reviewed by Julia Willis. 8 Roman Sexualities ed. by Judith P. Hallett and Marilyn R Skinner. Reviewedby Valerie Abrahamsen. 9 Sakhiyani: Lesbian Desire in Ancient and Modern India by Giti ThadanL Reviewedby Kanehana Na/arajan. II "Favored Strangers": Gertrude Stein and Her Family by Linda Wagner-Martin. Reviewed bySylvie Cons/antine. 12 Gay Resistance: The Hidden History by Sam Deaderick and Tamara Turner. Reviewed by Debbie Culber/son. 13 LESBIANIDYKEIQUEER MUSICS: PART II. Backstage Pass: Interviews with Women in Music by Laura Post. Reviewed by Na/asha Smith 14 Good For You: A Handbook on Lesbian Health and Wellbeing by Tamsin Wilton. Reviewed by Linda A. Bert/- hard. 15 Thc Women's Circus: Lcaping Offthe Edge cd. by the Women's Circus. Rel'iewed by Carolyn Gage. 16 Femininity Played Straight: The Signilieanee ofBeing Lcsbian by Biddy Martin. Reviewedby Claudia Card. 18 PoMoSexuals: Challenging Assumptions About Gender and Sexuality cd. by Carol Quecn and Lawrcnec SchimcL Re~'ieH'ed by Nmu"y Koschmmm, 19 Opposite Scx: Gay Mcn on Lesbians, Lesbians on Gay Mcn ed. by Sara Milcs and Eric Rofes. Rel'iewed by Melissa lIarlman. 20 Cravings: A Sensual Memoir by Jyl Lynn Felman. Reviewedby Hea/her Cassell. 20 The Indelible Alison Bechdel: Confessions, Comix, and Miscellaneous Dykes To Watch Out For by Alison Bechdel. Reviewed by Beren deMotia. 21 Queer Dog: Homo/Pup/Poctry ed. by Gerry Gomez Pearlberg. Reviewed by Beren deMotier. 21 SECOND THOUGHTS: Memory Mambo by Achy Obejas. ReviewedbyS Evyn Rubin 22 THE EXPLODING FRANGIPANI: Hecate: A Women's Interdisciplinary Journal. By Cathie DUflSford. TIlE FICTION CORNER: 23 Rafferty Street by Lee Lynch. Reviewedby Garbo Seltzer. 24 Orfseason by Naomi Holoch. Reviewed by Tucker Pamella Farley. 25 Bolero by Assar-Mary Sanlana. Reviewed by Maria Dolores Cosio. 26 Beyond the Pale by E1ana Dykewomon. Reviewed by Julie Linden 27 Fourth Down by Kale Calloway. Reviewed by Dimle Griffin Crowder. 28 Possessions by Kaye Davis. Reviewed by J.A. Myers. 28 INDEX, Vol IV. 58 ...... . iit • Volume 23, No.3 Fall /998 2 From the Editor 38 Think Twice about Roald Dahl 3 Kol Ishah by Mich,l, LlHdsberg News oj Jewish worn", all over lh, wo,ld Rereading the classic author of "Compassionate Touch" in Bosnia Charlie and the Clwlcalate Fac/ory • JAP-baiting on trial in Scarsdale through a Jewish feminist lens, • Eating disorders-an Orthodox Landsberg marshalls convincing epidemic' Border-crossing evidence of misogyny and anti Mideast music Semitism. 10 Why Is The Wall Street 40 Reviews Journal Attacking LILITH reviews three powerful Women's Holocaust books: the encyclopedia Jewish Scholarship? Women in America, Rachel Adler's Searing controversy is erupting long-awaited Engendering over research on women's experi Judaism, and a paradoxical 18 Big Mouths encounter with right-wing women. ences in the camps, the gheltoes hy Susan Scbnu, and the resistance movements. Deborah Lipstadt reviews Women At last we can begin to 44 Marketplace in the Holocaust: Paula Hyman. understand the power of Marion Kaplan. Lore Segal join speaking out, and why it's ~ 46 Tsena Rena her in its defense. Jewish woman's binhright. Essential resources if you're Our resident rabbi analyzes Jewish and female. 14 Only Connect... the phenomenon of the loud How do we integrate who we are mouthed, justice-seeking 48 Vagina Monologue with who we've been? How can we hollerers we've all met (and by Eo, Ensler integrate past friends, other cities. feared and admired), and That heralded stage buried experiences into present explains why, right in the piece in which an prophetic tradition, these lives'] Two tales bind then and now: unnamed """.J,ii~/}'~~ women are able to counter· Jewish • Bob&Arline&Norm&Alyce diet both the JAP stereotype woman by Susatl Sdmllr and the quiet-lady paradigm. from A widow and widower (grieving Sarah Bluslain profiles sever Queens separately bUI in parallel) are sur al real-life Pig Mouths our talks prised by joy in linding each other. readers have nominated as about their role models. her fear • Recovering Memory of hy Eva II l,/zg" B,ou," "down there." A psychologist goes across one 36 Girls: Resilient ocean and 55 years to pick up a liltle and Resourceful girl-herself-Slmnded on a curb. Young adult books navigate the difficuh terrain of adolescence, 32 Fresh Voices helping readers undersland the Four young tirst novelists tell death of a sibling, sexual misbe Cmrer: Bella Abzug speaking to a pro-abonion what spurs them to write such havior by a rabbi. girls in Arab group in New York City. /986. Photographer: terrific fiction. and Israeli societies. and more. Kirk Condyles, Impact Visuals. mdke 59 the magazine of womens art Global Issue 50 June-Aug. 98 '-'," " . :l; 2-) 22-2~ ,.- ." ; Cosey Fonni Tutti by Simon Ford Elin Wikstrom by lisa Nocking Y~ 8-9 24-26 Claire Barclay by Moria Lind Koo Jeong-A . ' " by Stephonie Moisdon Trembley J.. 10-11 agnes b. by Corrie Pilla 2) Tracey Moffatt by Robin Clark 12-'~ Elizabeth go by Eva Rothschild 28-29 Mono Hotoum by Liz Mellings '4- 15 Women ol'tist-curotors ~0-30 by Anno Harding Interview with Hans Ulrich Obrist by Rebecca Gordon Nesbitt ,6-1) Andrea Zittel by Kathy Battista ~4 Soroh Sze by Izi Glover ,8-19 young Siovenion ortisls ~5 by Spelo Mlokor ond Igor Zobel Books by Allheo Greenan 20-21 ~6-~) Designs for Wollpoinlings wilh Couches Reply to Morsho Meskimmon by Lily von der Slokker by Amelio Jones ~8-~9 Listings 60 make make 81. 20th anniversary issue. Sept- Nov 98 Editorial Reviews 2-3 When did we starl, again? 24-25 The Truth is Out Where? by Felicity Allen Rebecca Gordon Nesbitt on artranspennine98 and Manifesta 2 26 Be amazing! Features Libby Anson on Sylvie Fleury 4-8 Domestic Squalor Althea Greenan looks at 20 years 27 No Absence of Presents of women's art Marie-Anne Manda on Sophie Calle 8-10 In Video Veritas 28 gaga in lalaland Catherine Elwes on women's RLWithers on Mariko Mori video across two decades 29 Burning in the image 10-12 An invisible history 01 performance Fiona Graham on Paula Rego Katharine Meynell on 20 years 01 performance work 12-14 Cutting it up Books Felicity Allen gossips with Bobby Baker 30 Measuring Edgy Pleasures Peter Suchin on Occupational Hazard 14-18 Lost Property: and The Anxiety ofInterdiscip/inarity Lisa Lyon in Arlforum by Atison Bracker 31 Mirror Images t8-21 Vox pop: What were the key issues for Althea Greenan on Women, Surrealism women's art? and Self Represenlation 22 Vox pop 2: And what issues are 32 Listings important to the upcoming generation? by Rebecca Fortnum 23 Lucia Nogueira: an appreciation by Elizabeth AMacgregor 61 MEDIA REPORT TO WOMEN Covering all the issues concerning women and media Volume 26, Number 3 Fall 1998 5 5 News Briefs 1. 10 Allen: Communication key to affirmative action progress .. 15 In search of the family-friendly newsroom .. 16 62 MEDIEVAL FEMINIST NEWSLETTER )( NO. 25, SPRING 1998 II NOTES AND ANNOUNCEMENTS Message from the President of SMFS 3 Message from the Editor ; 3 Announcements , 4 TEACHING MEDIEVAL WOMEN Feminist Pedagogy. from Participants in the 1997 NEH Summer Institute at Rice University The Literary Traditions of Medieval Women (1997 NEH Summer Institute): Introduction, Description, and Reading List Uane Chance) ...... 9 "Narwe in cage": Teaching Medieval Women in the First Half of the British Literature Survey (Daniel T. 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CPM, and Barbara Noble Schelling CPM 40 Two Births Heather McNair 4~ Is This Midwifery! Jackie Kubisiak 4J What Is Midwifery! Linda McGivern Cover Photo by Lisa Alexander http/fmembers;wlcornfmldwlferyhndexh(ml WHAT'S NEW ONLINE? Have you seen our newly redesigned website! Visit us at the address above to find our 1998 conference programs and registration forms! Photo on page 40 by Paul B. Goode, Portraits, Fitness, Dance. A professioMI photographer since 1976, Paul Goode focused on portrait and INTERNATIONAL MIPWIFE FEATURES fashion initially, beginning work on his series o!pregfUlncy photos in the /9805. 48 Sink or Swim: Midwifery In British Columbia, Canada Gloria LeMay His book, Pregnant Moments is receiving Mllena Ruzkova finishing touches, andfeatures photos of 49 Birth in Greece: Small Steps Toward Change the pregnant nude. 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Amu, pllOtojounUllisl, filnunaker & acclaimed 52 Australia-joy JONNSTtlN alit/lOr ofImmaculate De<:eptiOIl 53 The Virgin Islands-Allc, EVANS 54 Mexico-s"'NAN K.uB 56 Guatemala-J'NNlfER HOUSTtlN 58 Sweden-DIAN' SJOGR'N MINERVA: Quarterly Report on 65 Women and the Military Volume XVI, Number 1 Spring, 1998 Special Issue: Fiction and Poetry GUEST EDITOR: Eugene P. Moser, Jr. NAVY BRAT Katie Mann 1 ARMISTICE Barbara Bamen 5 CITATION Florence Kuhn 12 A DAY IN THE LIFE A WOMAN VET AT THE VA Donna M. Dean 13 THUNDERBIRD'S EGO Diann Thomley 17 SEMANTICS J. D. Reeves 32 THE MEMORIAL Mara C. Hurwin 37 THE DAY THE ENEMY FOUND HIS FACE Usa Miller 38 THE IRON COUNTESS Erin Soklro 39 TRANSCENDENCE Jan Whiteley 57 66 The \\'orld of \Yomen • VOLUME IX NUMBER 1 JULY/AUGUST 199B CELEBRATING THE SPIRIToF SENECA FALLS 1848-1998 Outrageous Acts and Bad, Bad Girls! 61 WHAT REALLY HAPPENED AT SENECA FALLS ~\' Louise BernikoUJ 66 DECLARATION OF SENTIMENTS 68 BAD GIRLS HALL OF FAME brAmyAronson 78 KEEPING THE SPIRIT ALIVE: A ROUNDUP OF EVENTS PLUS: 52 SONIA SANCHEZ ON HER POETRY, POLITICS & PERSONAL TRUTHS br JUOllilO Johnson,Boiler 79 REMEMBERING BELLA AND SINGING HER PRAISES WOW 10 Haitian Women Demand Justice by Sharon umer II Days of Activism Protesting Violence Against Women 12 Russian Mothers to the Rescue 12 Keeping Track of the U.S. 13 In India, aCrusade for Literacy Pays Off b)'Lisa DreierandAnagaOafal 14 The Global fund for Women: Small Grants, Big Deals byJessicG Reaves news 16 Women's Health: ACasualty of Hospital Merger Mania b)'ChrislineDinsmort 23 NEWSMAKER: Eileen Collins by l}'nnShe" 24 NOW Invokes Title IX to Protest Single-Sex Public Schools by Martha Burk 26 In Chiapas, Mexico, Women with Sticks and Stones Stand Up to the Military by Robin Flinchum 30 OPINION: Clinton's Apology byJuliaf/f/e Jfa!t'ea/l~ 32. Controversy About Norplant Rages Again in Bangladesh by The Editors 33 An Empowerment Program for Girls Scares aSchool District b.yA!lfl)'sShin 34 CUPPINGS by Kale Rounds your work 40 Memo to Mothers at Work: Stop Peeling Guilty! byDelJJraJones 42 FIRST PERSON: Susan Steffes 44 Give That Mom aModem byAliza Sherman and Usa Gill 45 Their Sweat Makes Your Shirt 46 WORK NOTES tryLaurenSandlu your health 47 Black Pearls: An Innovative Awareness Program Goes into Salons byJill Petty 50 PROFILE: Christine Horner·Taylor 51 HEALm NOTES by TorangSepah books 89 Judy Blume on Sex, the Suburbs. and Summer Sisters by Carol:mMadler 91 REVlE'h'S departments 1 EDITOR'S PAGE by Mardat!lln Gil/e.;pie 4 LETIERS 36 UPPITY Wmmt Rana Husseini by KrislenGolden 84 SNAPSHOT: JILLABRA."S 86 SIlE SAYs: Danyel Smith byAmyAl'onson 95 AATSWATCH b.v Chris Kelsey 96 GUEST Roo.": Browbeating ~\" HagarScher No COMMENT (inside back cover) The World of Women 67 • VOLUME IX, NUMBER 2 SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 1998 ALICE WALKER On Finding Your Bliss Interview by Evelyn C. White & Excerpt from Walker~ New Navel pep4a 51 THE STUFF OF DREAMS photo essay by Elise Mitchell Sanford 58 DEEP POCKETBOOKS Women Flex Their Philanthropic Muscles by Kristin Ohlson 64 WOMEN IN PRISON What's Behind the Rising Numbers? by Nino Siegal 74 THE SPORTS CLOSET Come Out, Come Out, Wherever You Are by liz Galst news 10 Israeti and Palestinian Peminists Porge aLink for Peace by &110 Prince·Gib"," 15 AWeird Loophole in the Violence Against Women Act byAnnysShin 16 In India, Men Challenge aMatrilineal Society by Kavila Menon 18 AWomen's Caucus Stirs Up the Bluegrass State by Patrick Crowley 20 NEWSMAKEIl: Bhairavi Desai byJillNelson 21 Mothers Charged When Breasl·Ped Babies Die of Malnutrition byAnnmeFuenles 23 OPINION: Cleaning Up Nike by Gayle Kirshenbaum 24 Prisco Steps in Where the Peds Pear to Tread by Grelchen wclisinger 26 ClIPl'INGS by Kale Rounds your work 32 After lhe Suit, How Do Women Pit in at Milsubishi? by Harriet Brown 35 PIRST PERSON: Melissa Casler 36 Nobody Does It Like Sara Lee 37 WORK NoTES bySwaliPol your health 79 Should the State Know Your HIV Status? by RoseMarie GionloAllieri 80 PROFILE: Joan Waitkevicz 83 HEALTN NOTES by forongSepah arts 84 Ellen Gallagher's Head Trip by erika Muhammad 86 The New Girls' Nehvork by 1i)'/anSiegler 88 QUICKTAKES 87 Movies by One Tough Broad bySharon lennon 88 AArSWATCH by Chris Kelsey departments 1 EDITOR'S PAGE by ,lfarciaAnn Gillespie 4 LEITERS 28 UPPiTY WOMEN: Anila Moeller by Kristen Golden 38 TECHNOFEM: The Trouble with Censorware by Rebecca L eisenbe,g 89 BooKS: Reviews 91 BOLD 'I'\1'E: Pam Nelson 92 CONNECfIONS: My 1\vo Husbands by fmeO'Conneli 95 POETRV: Learning Clock Palience by Robin Morgan 96 GUEST ROOM: Auntie Power by Marino Budhos No COMMENT (inside back cover) 68 NWSA Journal Vol. 10 No.1, Spring 1998 Introduction MARGARET McFADDEN vii Articles Critical Interdisciplinarity, Women's Studies, and Cross-Cultural Insight MARJORIE PRYSE I Medicine and Women's Studies: Possibilities for Enhancing Women's Health Care ADRIANA CAVALCANTI de AGUiAR 23 Aged Mothers, Aging Daughters SONDRA M. BRANDLER 43 Taking on the World: U.S. Women Fulbrighters ANNA SHANNON ELFENBEIN, LINDA E. LUCAS, 8ARBARA C. EWELL, KATHRYN CIRKSENA, and MARGARET MCFADDEN 57 On Teaching and Learning Feminist Pedagogy in Theory and Practice: An Empirical Investigation FRANCES L. HOFFMANN and JAYNE E. STAKE 79 Beyond Essentialisms: Team Tea"ching Gender and Sexuality DEBBIE STORRS and JOHN MIHELICH 98 ll "You Can't Go Home Again : The Impact of Women's Studies on Intellectual and Personal Development MEG LOVEJOy 119 Observations The lip" Word: How The Media Frame Feminism DEBRA 8AKER BECK 139 Review Essay Curriculum Transformation SUSAN DOUGLAS FRANZOSA 154 Book Reviews Against the Tide: Women Reformers in American Society edited by Paul A. Cimbala and Randall M. Miller "To Do &: To Be"; Portraits ofFour Women Activists, 1893--1986 by Ann Schofield Women Reshaping Human Rights: How Extraordinary Activists Are Changi1!g the World by Marguerite Guzman Bouvard The Politics of Motherhood: Activist Voices from Left to Right edited by Alexis Jetter, Annelise Odeck, and Diana Taylor DORIS GRIESER MARQUIT " 162 NWSA 69 Journal Vol. 10 No.1, Spring 1998 (continued) Hystories: Hysterical Epidemics aud Modern Culture by Elaine Showalter VIRGINIA T. BEMIS 172 Making More Waves: New Writing by Asian American Women edited by Elaine H.Kim EDELMA DE LEON HUNTLEy 174 Cornerstones of Peace: 'ewish Identity Politics and Democratic Theory by Marla Brettschnieder The NOllOW Bridge: /ewish Views on Multiculturalism edited by Marla Brett· schneider ESTHER FUCHS 176 Reproducing Persons: Issues in Feminist Bioetbics by Lama Purdy SUZANNE E. FRANKS 179 Women in Human Evolution edited by Lori Hager CHERYL CLAASSEN 181 Pragmatism and Feminism: Reweaving the Social Fabric by Charlene Haddock Seigfried MAURICE HAMINGTON 183 Schoolwomen of the Prairies and Plains: Petsonal NarrQtivesfrom Iowa, Kansas. and Nebraska. 186O's-1920's by Mssy Hurlbut Cordier My Ever Dear Daughter, My Own Dear Mother: The Conespondence 01 Tulia Stone Thwne & Marylulia Thwne1868-1882editedby IUtherine Reding. ton Morgan ANNE RIGHTON MALONE 185 The Divorce Culture by Barbara Dafoe Whitehead LESLIE GERBER 189 History and Theory: Feminist Research, Debat~, Contestations edited by Bar- bara Laslett, et a1. ' MARY CARROLL JOHANSEN 192 Frontline Femimsm, 1975-1995: Essays /rom Sojourner's Filst 20 Years edited by Karen Kahn The Second Signs Reader: Feminist ScholOlSbip, 1983-1996 edited by Ruth·Ellen B. 'oeres and Barbara Laslett BARBARA RYAN 194 Contributors 199 Announcements 204 Books Received 206 70 Durn Vol. 10 No.2, Summer 1998 Introduction MARGARET MCFADDEN vii Articles The Lid Comes Off: International Radical Feminism and the Revolutions of 1848 BONNIE S. ANDERSON 1 Hearing Reading and Being Read by Beloved ANGELETTA KM GOURDINE 13 UnCivil Lines: Engendering Citizenship in the Postcolonial City RASHMI VARMA 32 A Desolate Bloom: Mother Images in Margaret Deland's The Iron Woman ANN·JANINE MOREy 56 Deviance, Agency, and the Social Control of Women's Bodies in a Mennonite Community LINDA B. ARTHUR 75 On Teaching and Learning Designed Environments and Women'sStudies: A Wake-up Call JOAN ROTHSCHILD 100 The Biology and Philosophy of Race and Sex: A Course DIANE SUTER and DAVID SCHWEICKART 117 Review Essay The Status of Feminisms in the Academy MARY KAY SCHLEITER 137 Book Reviews Cross Purposes: Lesbians. Feminists, and the Limits of Alliance edited by Dana Heller Feminism Meets Queer Theory edited by Elizabeth Weed and Naomi Schor The New Lesbian Studies: Into the Twenty-First Century edited by Bonnie Zimmerman and Toni A. H. McNaron DARCY PLYMlRE 143 Twilight Zones: The Hidden Life ofCultural Images from Plato to 0.1. by Susan Bordo Feminism and Film by Maggie Humm Feminism. Media. lind the Law edited by Martha A. Fineman and Martha T. McCluskey HAZEL DICKEN·GARCIA 148 Fat: A Fate Worse Than Death! by Ruth Raymond Thone Writing on the Body: Female Embodiment and Feminist Theory edited by Katie Conboy, Nadia Medina and Sarah Stanbury Textual Bodies: Changing Boundaries of Literary Representation edited by Lori Hope Lefkovitz CAROL HORWITZ 154 71 ourn Vol. 10 No.2, Summer 1998 (continued) God's Daughters: Evangelical Women and the Power of Submission by R. Marie Griffith Women in New Religions: In Search of Community, Sexuality and Spiritual Power by Elizabeth Puttick GAIL J. STEARNS 158 Feminist Genealogies. Colonial Legacies, Democratic Futures edited by Chandra Talpade Mohanty and M. Jacqui Alexander tVomen's Liberation and the Dialectics ot' Revolution: Reaching for the Future by Raya Dunayevskaya MADHURI DES'HMUKH 162 A Tradition That Has No Name: Nurturing the Development ofPeople. Families. lind Communities by Mary Field Belenky, Lynne A. Bond, and Jacqueline S. Weinstock For·Giving: A Feminist Criticism of Exchange by Genevieve Vaughan DOROTHY C. MILLER m •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 166 Spinning Fantasies: Rabbis. Gender and History by Miriam B. Peskowitz The Beautiful Days of My Youth: My Six Months in Auschwitz and Plaszow by Ann Novac BATYA WEINBAUM 170 Property. Women and Politics: Subjects or Objectsl by Donna Dickenson JANINE LANZA 172 On Our Own Terms: Race. Class. and Gender in the Lives of African American Women by Leith Mullings LENA AMPADU 174 Creating Socialist Women in lapan: Gender, Labor and Activism. 1900-1937 by Vera Mackie JAN BARDSLEY 176 Women and Work: Exploring Race. Ethnicity, and Class edited by Elizabeth Higginbotham and Mary Romero STELLA ANDERSON 178 Sexism and Reentry: lob Realities /or Women Librarians by Katherine Murphy Dickson GLENN ELLEN STARR 180 Contributors 183 Announcements .,,, 186 Books Received 189 72 Nordic Journal ofWomen's Studies 110. I 1998. Voll/me 6 Marianne Liljestrom alld Harriet Silius Editorial 3 Viola Parente-Capkova Decadent New Woman? 6 Kerstill W. Shands (Em)bracing space 21 Maria Eriksson Biologically similar and anatomically different? The one-sex model and the modem sex/gender distinction 31 Johanna Oksala Cyberfeminists and women: Foucault's notion of identity 39 Nelli Kopola Is the concept •'active women" an oxymoron in Hannah Arendt's The Human Condition? .48 Fride Eeg-Henriksen A NIKK comer on research policy 59 BOOK REVIEWS Solveig Bergman Women who organize as women 62 Lea Rojola Women and/in the world 66 Jan Lofstrom The mirror and prism of modem life 69 . OBITUARY Harriet Silius Harriet Holter and Karin Westman-Berg: In memorium 72 73 june 1998 volume xxviii, number 6 special feamrl: fathers Father of the B.R.I.D.E.•••.•..••.•.•.•••••••••••.•.•••••••••••• 11 Kids Need "Fathers" Like Fish Need Bicycles ...... 12 Like Father Like Son••••••••••.••.•••••••.••••••••••.•••••••••••• 14 An Autobiography of My Father••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 16 Clmmenl8rv Notes from a Lesbian Guinea Pig 10 InlllVlew An Interview with Dorothy ~SOD.•••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 reViews The New Lesbian Studies •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 8 Season of the Witch•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 9 Object of my Dismay ••••••••••••••••••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••• 16 regulars NewtS •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ OOB Calendars•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 18 Chicken Lady ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 17 Letter•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 21 74 july 1998 volume xxviii, number 7 special reawre NWSA: Beyond the'Sex Wars•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• '" 1 Homeleasness for Women: No Real Support 12 clmmentary The Story of Seneca Fans•••..••.• ~ ••.•.••••••.•••••••••••••••.•. 9 Margaret Brent: First American Suffragist 9 Some Words on Fetal Rights •••.•..•.•••.••••.•.•... f If 10 Remembering Mary Howell ,t••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 15 reViews Beyond Beijing•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••••••••••••••••••• 11 relulars liewil ••••••••.•••••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ OOB Calendars••••••••••••••••••••.••••••••••••••.•••••••••••••••••• 18 Chicken Lady II II If If ••••• If ••••• 1 'f,•••••• II ••••••••••••••••••'" If 16 Letters ••..•.•...... •...... •..•....••.....•...•..•.•.••..••••.•..•.. 20 75 aug.lsept. 1998 volume xxviii, number 8 SIIMlal18alll... NWSA: Seneca Falls Revisited••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 Clmmenlan BomosexuaUty: Biology or Choice? 810100', My Ass••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 12 Parody of Right-wing Ad 14 Dad-Identified Dyke •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 15 anal¥Sls Sexual Harassment:1998 Decisions 5 reView Beyond the Pale .••••••.••••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 11 regulars News •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 OOB Calendars•.••••••••••..•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 19 Chicken Lady •••••••••••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.••••••••••••• 18 Letters ...... •..•...•.•.•...... •.••••.•••.•.•••.•.••..••.••• 21 THE PROGRESSIVE WOMAN'S QUARTERLY. - FALL 1998 - VOLUME VII - NUMBER 4 76 ON THE ISSUES FEATURES COVER STORY Human Rights Human Wrongs, a World Report - 14 Fifty years since the Universal Declaration of Human Rights Emma Thompson - Marilyn Stasio - 16 The world's her stage America: The World's Cop Is A Cop-Out· Jennifer Tierney - 20 An interview with Charlotte Bunch layll Bashlr . Kavita Menon - 23 Unexpected Crusader Aung ssn Suu Kyl •Alan Clements - 24 Burma's Gandhi The Ultimate Growth Industry· Jan Goodwin - 28 Trafficking in women and girls America's Political Prisoners· Mary Lou Greenberg - 32 A Place at the Tabla Women at the UN •Jennifer Tierney - 33 Today Harvard, tomorrow the world· Swanee Hunt - 34 SPORTS Enduring Women· Anngel Delaney - 36 Athletes achieving the impossible RELIGION Rosary V. Ovary -Ann Pettifer - 36 Papal politics and women TRENDS Brave New Girls· Debbie Stoller - 42 These TV heroines know what girl power really means RELATIONSHIPS Saving the World· Michelle Brockway - 46 Motherhood as advocacy POLITICS Tumout or Turnoff In 1998 . Tanya Melich - 50 Women's vote is key COLUMNS Poetry Redux . Merle Hoffman - 6 A Meditation on the Sea - Phyllis Chesler - 8 DEPARTMENTS Feedback -4 Talking Feminist Southern Discomfort in New Orleans - Mimi Yahn - 10 Reel Danger - Margaret Morganroth Gullette - 11 The Black Matriarchy· Marcia L. McNair - 12 Books The Resurgence ofthe Real by Charlene Spretnak - Reviewed by Mahin Hassibi - 52 Quintessence...Realizing the Archaic Future by Mary Daly - Reviewed by Elizabeth Millard - 53 A New Kind ofParty Animal by Michelle Mitchell- Reviewed by Jennifer Nix - 54 Film . Fountain ofYouth for Men Only· Molly Haskell- 56 Theater Memories ofSeduction· Marilyn Stasio - 60 Cover: Emma Thompson; Photo Brian ThompsonlSygma. 77 Peace&Freedom MAGAZINE OF THE WOMEN'S INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE FOR PEACE AND FREEDOM • VOL. 58 • No. 2 Features Departments lllilI Actions 6 Reade('s Forum .4 Women in the Global Economy 10 UN Report 8 NGOs Challenge the MAl 12 Peace Educalion 9 WILPF Working Paper on Globalization ...... 14 . Action Alert 22 Resources for Action 15 WILPP Action 25 Globalization and Trafficking in Women ...... 18 WILPP Resources 30 Reclaiming Economic Rights , 21 Privatization Threatens Social Security ...... 22 Toward Sustainability in EI Salvador ...... 24 PSYCHOLOGY OF WOMEN QUARTERLY 78 Volume 22 Number 1 1998 SPECIAL ISSUE: INTEGRATING GENDER AND ETHNICITY INTO PSYCHOLOGY COURSES Guest Editors: Margaret E. Madden and Janet Shibley Hyde Editorial: Teaching About Gender and Ethnicity: Nancy Felipe Russo Goals and Challenges Integrating Gender and Ethnicity into Margaret E. Madden 1 Psychology Courses Janet Shibley Hyde A Conceptual Framework for Understanding lynn Weber 13 Race, Class, Gender, and Sexuality Teaching Gender Issues in Asian American Sumie Okazaki 33 Psychology: A Pedagogical Framework Where Are the Latinas! Ethno-race and Gender Angela B. Ginorio 53 in Psychology Courses Lorraine J. Martinez Teaching the Psychology of Women Courses in Karen Fraser Wyche 69 Another Discipline: The Case of African American Studies Contextualizing Violence in a Participatory Angela B. Ginorio 77 Classroom: A Socially Defined Idemities Approach Illustrating Feminist Theory: Power and lynn H. Collins 97 Psychopathology Making Room for Many Feminisms: The Kathleen Crowley-long 113 Dominance of the Liberal Political Perspective in the Psychology of Women Course REVIEWS Women's Ethnicities: Journeys through Kim Vaz 131 Psychology, by Karen Fraser Wyche and Faye J. Crosby; and Of{ White: Readings on Race, Power and Society, by Michelle Fine, lois Weis, linda Powell, and L. Mun Wong PSYCHOLOGY OF WOMEN QUARTERLY 79 Volume 22 Number 2 1998 RESEARCH ARTICLES More on the Structure 0; Male Role Norms: Ann R. Fischer 135 Exploratory and Multiple Sample Confirmatory David M. Tokar Analyses Glenn E. Good Andrea F. Snell A Black Feminist Model of Rape Myth Aaronette M. White 157 Acceptance: Implications for Research and Michael J. Strube Antirape Advocacy in Black Communities Sherri Fisher t') :r ~~ A Comparison of Male and Female College lucia F. O'Sullivan 177 §"1::i ;:hQ" >0 Students' Experiences of Sexual Coercion E. Sandra Byers r-;ll:I ill mm larry Finkelman ..S S S~ ;ll:IO The Meaning of Ms.: Social Assimilation ofa Mary Crawford 197 ~ .. Qz Gender Concept Amy C. Stark ». '" m-t Catherine Hackett Renner ~~'" Cl. Z:I: Empowering Token Women Leaders: The Janice D. Yoder 209 '" s.. om ~ .g, ;ll:IfI) Importance of Organizationally Legitimated Thomas l. Schleicher ib ~-t Credibility Theodore W. McDonald fI);ll:I ~ c: Depression in Women as Related to Anger and Elizabeth D. Sperberg 223 ~ n Mutuality in Relationships Sally D. Slabb ib c:-t ;ll:I Maternity Leave, Role Quality, Work Marjorie H. Klein 239 m Involvement, and Mental Health One Year Janet Shibley Hyde After Delivery Marilyn J. Essex 0 Roseanne Clark "" Women's Hostility Toward Women Gloria Cowan 267 Charlene Neighbors Jann DeLaMoreaux Catherine Behnke Qualities Midlife Women Desire in Their Sexual Phyllis Kernoff Mansiield 285 Relationships and Their Changing Sexual Patricia Barthalow Koch Response Ann M. Voda REVIEWS Feminism and Discourse, Psychological Mary Gergen 305 Perspectives, edited by Sue Wilkinson and Celia Kitzinger; Psychology Discourse Practice: From Regulation to Resistance, by Erica Burman, Gill Aitken, Pam Allred, Tom Billington, Brenda Goldberg, Angel Gordo lopez, Colleen Heenan, Deb Marks, and Sam Warner The Psychology of Women's' Health: Progress Janine Dyck Flory 307 and Challenges in Research and Application, edited by Annette l. Stanton and Sheryle J. Gallant; Psychopharmacology and Women: Sex, Gender and Hormones, edited by Margaret F. Jensvold, Uriel Halbreich, and Jean A. Hamilton The Gender Knot: Unraveling Our Patriarchal Arnold S. Kahn 309 Legacy, by Allan G. Johnson 80 Race, Gender & Class An Iltterdl.fciplinary tutd Multkultll,al Joumal RACE, GENDER & CLASS STUDIES IN AUSTRALIA, CANADA AND U.S. jVolumeS.Number2,1998 ISSN 1098-83S4~ Introduction: Jean Ait Belkhir & Johnnella E. Butler Race, Gender andClass Studies in Australia, Canada and U.S. 5 Sandra Harding Backlash: Race, Gender andClass in Australia 10 Helen Ralaton Race, Class, Gender andMulticulturalism in Canada andAustralia 14 Roberta Julian "I Love Drivingl" Alternative Constructions 0/ Hmong Femininity in the West: 30 Michael D. Grim.., Su.an A. Mann & Jam.. G. Shavor Gender and Intimacy: Do Race and Class Maller? 54 Marie-ROle Mueller "Women andMinorities" in Federal Research/orAIDS 79 Rodney L Brad & Paul E. Miller Race, Hunger, andPoverty on Montana Indian Reservations 99 Elizabeth M. Eoten:hlld & Rodney A. McDanel Race, Gender andIncome 124 MIL Miller, R. Andenon, JH Cannon, E. Perez & Helen A. Moore Campus Racial Climate Policies: The View From The Botlom Up 139 Donna Lang.ton Black Civil Rights, Feminism andPower 158 Miry Bosworth: Book Review Race, Gender. and Class in Criminology: The In/n'seclion 167 Forthcominmg and Back Issues 172 Race, Gender & Class 81 A" llIterdisciplinary tmd Multicultural Journal A RACE, GENDER (5; CLASS CRlnQUE OF" GENEnC DETERMINISM II Volwne 5. Nwnber 3, 1998 ISSN 1098·8354 ij Gueot Editon: Carles Muntaner, Christiane Cbarlemaine and Jean Ail Belkbir Katherine Bankole The HumanlSubhuman boue ondSlave Medicine In Loui.flana 3 Christiane Charlemaine & Jean Claude Pon. What Monozygotic Twl"" Tell Uo About Genetic Detennlnlom 12 DavldKing The IQ Quantitative Trait loci Project: A Critique 41 Christiane Capron, Adrian R. Vetta, Atam Vetta Genetic Model FIlling In IQ, Auorlotlve Motlng and Componenl.J o/IQ Variance 51 Elizabeth A. Segal & Keith M. Kilty The Reourgence 0/Biological Detennlnlom 61 Jacquelyne F. Jackoon The Reourgence o/Genetlc Detennlni.fm: b It A Di.ftractlon? 76 Douglu WahIJten Orlgl"" o/Genetlc Detennlnlom In Medieval Creatlonlom 90 Cralg T. NagOlhl Japane.. vo. CaucQ.Jlan Intelligence and&clalAtlalnment 108 Melilla J. Perry & Jean Alt Belkhlr & Michel Duyme Intelligence andRace, Gender, Class: The Fallacy ofGenetic Detenninism 136 82 ADIANCE••#,.,ti,.•ct·f4Id··.. j·'·jjlC't1....··M*· SUMMER 1998 VOL. 1S, NO.3 The 1998 RADIANCE Swimsuit Edition 2S Swimwear from }unonia, Love Your Peaches Clothing Company, and WaterWear 8ig 8eautiful Beach Babes! ...... 28 _____RA_D_'A_N_C_E_re_ad_e_"_ta_k_in_'_it_to_t_he_w_a_te_r d par t men t 5 e On the Move In Praise of Swimming It's not over 'til the fat lady swims! BY nMMEE GRINHAM •••• .14 Courage in the Water BY IRENE BERNICE .22 The Padded Lilies BY SHIRLEY SHEFFIELO •• . 24 Comebacks Rude Remarks and Right On Rejoinders! COMPILED BY AUCE ANSFIELO ••••• 16 The Restaurant Intruder BY BRENDA K. REASNER •••• ' •• · .20 For the Last Time, I'm Not Pregnant BY SHARON NAYLOR · .47 The Arts Broadway's The Life Celebrating "My Body" and you" BY GLORIA CAHILL •••••••••••••••••••• 32 Poetrn · .36 Curves BY RACHEl BRACK My Knees BY SUSAN RICHARDSON Breasts Hanging Free BY DaNNA J. WAIDIlOW Give Them This BY CB FOllETT Psalm for the Body BY SARAH BlDaM Summer Reads Books for the Beach Bag BY MARINA WOLF •••••••••••••••••••• 40 Essays Marry Me at the Zoo BY ElIZABETH GLASS .48 Perfect How my body taught me a big lesson BY SiOUX M. POLVI •••••••••••••••••• 50 -Co I U m n 5 ---- .._-_._---.._. Letterfrom the Editor BY AUCE ANSFIELO ... 3 Letters to RADIANCE .4 Big News BY WIlliAM J. FABREY • .8 83 Volume 21:1 Spring 1998 Virginia Aulln Susan McCaslin Introduction 3 'Lots of middle-aged women .. ." 60 Mindfulness 61 Julie Roorda Annabel 5 Reva Rasmussen Lenore Baell Wang Dorothea's Insight 62 Picking Up a Book... 12 The Fourth Month: Nuns 13 Margaret Gunning Maternity Stores in America 14 Lightning 70 Adjusting 16 Heather MacLeod Audrey Poetker, Thiessen Imperfect Circles of Blood 72 Carnival ofAngels 17 Ten Years 74 Mothers 18 Things I've learned... 76 Silence 77 Olive L. Sullivan WaxinglWaning 20 Mary A. Landi Photographs 78 Jenny Charchun Pushing Babies 26 Reviews by Virginia Aulln Starting Sunflowers 27 Stories to Hide from Your Mother 81 Visitor 30 and a body to remember with 82 Chris Wlesenthal Review by Danlelle Bugeaud My Mother, Mnemosyne 32 American Notebooks: AWriter's Journey 84 Regina Weaver Reviews by Ronnie R. Brown Red Suit 38 Self-Portrait in an Aluminum Kettle 39 Anapanasati 87 This Speaking Plant 87 Lesa Luders Another Mother for Our Child 40 Contributors' Profiles 89 Sharon Temple Lieberman SUbscription Information 96 To Vincent Van Gogh... 46 On My Mother's Blindness 48 Writers guldellnes-inside back cover Divorcees Still Shop 49 Joyce Hlnnefeld What Alma Knows 50 Sally Allen McNall Mother and daughter 58 Father's pillow 59 84 .5'(E. 43 • ufutumn 1998 ANCESTORS FEATURE ARTICLES ?Jill 27 II Dreaming the Web article and artwork ?JiIl6il by Night Moore Among the Bones by Nellie Levine artwork by Chris Beetow !ill 30 II The Wind Rises article by Karen Boyhen ?JiIlgil artwork by Eileen Harvey Calling the Grandmothets: Healing the Earth and Ourselves !ill 33 II by Meg Beeler Poetry artwork by Elizabeth Halfacre by Sofia Betancourt, Natalie Lynch ?Jill 13 Iii! and Meri Tahset Faith of our Fathers; On the Cover Rhythm ofour Mothers REGULAR COLUMNS by Sarah S. Forth ,-,{nus/or u'11andala 11 artwork by Renee Christine Yates by 114 Durga Bernhard Living the Dream: P.O. Box 669 Letter from the Editor ?JiIlqiiii Rhinebeck, NY 12572 by Anne Newkirk Niven Ancestor of the Heart 914-758-2747 by Kym ni Dhoireann artwork by Cindy Lou lVandaschilde 1134 II One ofTen Thousand: Goddess Lore & Ritual 11 21 iii The Matronae Ancestors by Leni Venero by Diana Paxson artwork by Chris Balow artwork by Tanya Stewart 11 23 il Tituba's Daughters 1143- by Debbie A. Ojjicer The Cauldron ofChanges artwork by Kat Stone Transformational and Practical Magic by DeAnna Alba SEX ROLES A Journal of Research 85 Vol. 38, Nos. 7/8 April 1998 CONTENTS ',"/ Gender, Marriage, and Suicide Acceptability: A Comparative Analysis 501 Steven Stack Do Professional Women Have Lower Job Satisfaction Than Professional Men? Lawyers as a Case Study 521 Charlotte Chiu Gender Differences in Depression: The Role Played by Paternal Attitudes of Male Superiority and Maternal Modeling of Gender·Related Limitations 539 Brett Silverstein and Arthur D. Lynch Can Perceivers Identify Likelihood to Sexually Harass? 557 Denise M. Driscol~ Janice R. Kelly, and IH?ndy L. Henderson Poisoned Waters: Sexual Harassment and the College Climate 589 Sharon Toffey Shepela and Laurie L. Levesque The Influence of Attitudes Thward Male and Female Patients on neatment Decisions in General Practice 613 Antonietta Di Caccavo and Fraser Reid Body Image and Self·Esteem: A Comparison of African·American and Caucasian Women 631 Beth L. Molloy and Sharon D. Herzberger Sex Differences in Loneliness: The Role of Masculinity and Femininity 645 Kenneth M. Cramer and Kimberley A. Neyedley Breast Size Perception and Satisfaction, Body Image, and Psychological Functioning in Caucasian and Asian American College Women 655 Elissa Koff and Amy Benavage BRIEF REPORf . Sex and Gender: A Study of University Professors 675 Irina Anastasia and M. David Miller SEX ROLES 86 A Journal of Research Vol. 38, Nos. 9/10 May 1998 CONTENTS PreSChoolers' Awareness of Social Expectations of Gender: Relationships to Toy Choices 685 Tarja Raag and Christine L. Rackliff Women's Descriptions of Drinking in Bars: Reasons and Risks 701 Kathleen A. Parks, Brenda A. Miller, R. Lorraine Collins, and Lisa Zetes-Zanatta The Multicultural Masculinity Ideology Scale: Validation from Three Cultural Perspectives 719 Brian D. Doss and J. Roy Hopkins The Enjoyment of Sexist Humor, Rape Attitudes, and Relationship Aggression in College Students 743 Kathryn M. Ryan and Jeanne Kanjorski What's Gender Got To Do With It: Perceptions of Sexual Coercion in A University Community 757 Susan Haworth-Hoeppner Sexuality and Motherhood: Mutually Exclusive in Perception of Women 781 Ariella Friedman, Hana Weinberg, and Ayala M. Pines A Mind of Her Own: Effects of Need for Closure and Gender on Reactions to Nonconformity 801 Kathleen T. Doheny Gender and Truthfulness in Daily Life Situations 821 Kelly A. Robinson, Loraine KObler, R. Thomas Boone, Howard Shane, Riaz Adamjee, and John Anderson "Girls Can Wrestle Too": Gender Differences in the Consumption of a Television Wrestling Series 833 Dafna Lemish BRIEF REPORTS Widening the Gender Gap: Teenage Magazines for Girls and Boys 851 Tineke M Willemsen Gender Differences in the Structure of Narcissism: A Multi-Sample Analysis of the Narcissistic Personality Inventory 863 Brian T. Tschanz, Carolyn C. Moif, and Charles W. Turner "I Love You, Man": Overt Expressions of Affection in Male-Male Interaction 871 Mark T. Monnan and Kory Floyd BOOK REVIEWS 883 87 SEX ROLES A Journal of Research Vol. 38, Nos. 11/12 June 1998 CONTENTS When Another Stumbles: Gender and Self·Presentalion to Vulnerable Others 889 LAurie Heatheringron, Andrea B. Bums. and TImothy B. Gustafton Do Employed and Nonemployed Korean Mothers &perience Different Levels of Psychological Well-Being in Relation to Their Gender Role Atlitudes and Role Qualities? 915 Hyewon Kim Evaluations of Affmnative Action Applicants: Perceived Fairness, Human Capital. or Social Identity? 933 Beth Dietz- Uhler and Audrey J. Murrell Gender Roles and Cultural Continuity in the Asian Indian Immigrant Community in the' U.S. 953 Shamita Das Dasgupta Gender Differences in Emotional Closeness Between Preschool Children and Their Mothers 975 Joyce F. Bene/lSon, Deanna Morash. and Harriet l'etrakos Adolescents' Conceptualization of Adult Roles: Relationships with Age, Gender, Work Goal. and Maternal Employment 987 Dorothy W. Jackson and Jenn-Yun Tein Gendl'r Differences in Spatial Abilities and Spatial Activity Among University Students in an Egalitarian Educational System 1009 Hilmar Nordvik and Benjamin Ampansah Gender and Age Patterns in Emotional &pression, Body Image, and Self-Esteem: A Qualitative Analysis 1025 Mary Polce-Lynch. Barbara 1. Myers. Christopher T. Kilmanin, Renate FOlSSlllQnn-Fa/ck. and J*ndy K/kwer BRIEF REPORTS Gender Differences in the Rewards to Publishing in Academe: Science in the 19708 1049 Sharon G. Levin and Paula E. Step/uln Nothing New Under the Sun? A Comparison of Images of 'AAlmen in Israeli Advertisements in 1979 and 1994 1065 Anal First An Examination of Gender Differences in Mexican-American Atlitudes 1llward Family and Career Roles 1079 Mary Gowan and Me/anie Trevi/io BOOK REVIEWS 1095 88 SEX ROLES A Journal of Research Vol. 39, Nos. 112 July 1998 CONTENTS How Antisocial and Prosocial Coping Influence the Support Process Among Men and Women in the U.S. Postal Service Jeannine Monnier, Brenda K Stone. Stevan E. Hobfoll, and Robert J. Johnson Trends in Gender Differences in Academic Achievement from 1960 to 1994: An Analysis of Differences in Mean, Variance, and Extreme Scores 21 Amy Nowell and Larry V. Hedges Is Gender or Gender-Role Orientation a Better Predictor of Empathy in Adolescence? 45 Rachel Kamiol, Rivi Gabay, Yael Ochion, and Yael Harari Adolescents' Possible Selves and Their Relationship to Global Self-Es.teem 61 Michele Knox, Jeanne Funk, Robert Elliott, and Ellen Greene Bush Dimensions of the Male Gender Role: A Confirmatory Analysis in Men and Women 81 Donald R. McCreary, Michael D. Newcomb, and Stanley W. Sadava The New Old-Fashioned Girl: Effects of Gender and Social Desirability on Reported Gender-Role Ideology 97 Stephen W. Theriault and Diane Holmberg Gender Differences in Undergraduates' Body Esteem: The Mediating Effect of Objectified Body Consciousness and Actual/Ideal Weight Discrepancy 113 Nira Mary McKinley BRIEF REPORTS Decision-Making Processes Between Friends: Speaker and Partner Gender Effects 125 Campbell Leaper Marketing Masculinity: Gender Identity and Popular Magazines 135 Anthony J. Vigorito and Timothy 1. Curry Gender Sterotypes in Portuguese Television Advertisements 153 Felix Neto and Isabel Pinto BOOK REVIEWS 165 VolumeU Number 3 Spring 1998 Femlnlsms and Youth Cultures Sped.lls..... Editors Kum·Kum Bhavnnni. KAthryn R. Kmt, and Fmna Wituldanu 1Witu 575 Editorial 585 Just a Girl? Rock Music, Feminism, and the Culrural Construction ofFemale Youth Ga.vkWaJd 611 No Adults Are Pulling the Strings and We Like It That Way IV~,O'NtiU 619 Resisting Uniformity at Mwana Kupona Girls' School: Culroral Productions in an Educational Setting J.\fA.ry A. Porter 645 Memories ofGirlhood: Chicana Lesbian Fictions CatriJnR RmiIA Esquib,1 683 Gender and Outlaw Capitalism: A Historical Account ofthe Black SisterS United "Girl Gang" Sudhir Alku/j Vmltaush 711 Gender/Scxuality/DeSire: Subversion ofDifference and Construction ofloss in the Adolescent Drama ofMy &.Cal/ullift Mi 735 Reading the Media and Myself: Experiences in Critical Media Literacy with Young Arab-American Women Jennifer Bjng·Cannr RIUIMRry Zeml 745 The Politics ofPleasure: Cross-Cultural Autobiographic Perfonnancc in the Video Works ofSadie Benning Mi4Carur 171 Girls Who Act like Women Who Fly: Jessica Dubroffas CuJturaI Troublemaker Sarah Proja.,ky 809 Riot Gml: Revolutions from Within ]essim RmmbttlJ and Gitana GlirofiW 843 Book and Film Reviews MIlt)' Ctkrt~Krmmy Arlm~ Stein GretaAj-YuNiu CA. Gri.ffitlJandH. L. T.Quan 869 United States and Intemational Notes 871 Comment and Reply Poucy 873 About the Contributors 879 Notice to Contributors 3 Akiba Om\da-Sikwoia • Notes for a Magazine 90 6 Margo Mercedes Rivera· Notes for a Magazine 8 Ekua Omosupe • Notes for a Magazine 9 Upcoming Issues & Deadlines 10 Odilia Galvan Rodriguez' Tezcatlipoca 11 PHKimura. after a storm 14 Meg Jochild • Listenillg to Sonya 16 PHKimura. Sixteen Minutes 19 Elizabeth Clare' Bedrock 23 Holley Daschbach • Fishslicks and No Hitting 25 Barbara M. Burrows. Tomorrow 26 tiana arruda • Coisa do Passado 28 Abimbola Folisade Adama • Sarah 36 Barbara Lynne Brush. The Sky-Writers 37 Juanita Chavez· La Evil Woman 42 Margo Mercedes Rivera. Marlene Cl 44 Darlene Grainger' Can I Play? C 'C 45 Elizabeth Ribet • grri-story a. Vl 48 M.e. Ball. Photograph: 1990 ';:: 49 M.e. Ball. Garden Britomarl ~ 50 Liz Morrison' 90 Miles an Hour ~ 54 Mandy Precious' No Weak Swimmers Beyond This Poillt 55 Margaret Robison' One Small Step 64 Ekua Omosupe • Audre Lorde 66 Natasha T. Champney' Needle Work 67 Patricia Fontaine' Entering My Days 68 Janell Moon' Life's Pearls 69 ananda esteva • Ihis is what i'd tell her ifwe were frilleds not just lovers 71 Jean H. Thoresen' Butch n-ade 73 sharon bridgforth • bull-jean & lha wo'mn 80 anda delle' ode to a woman wearing cleals 81 Jacqueline Miranda. Somewhere from Home 82 Jacqueline Miranda' A Desperate Act 83 Margo Mercedes Rivera. Four Directions 84 Maria Cecilia Santos· Academic Convers(at)ion 86 Carletta Bullock' Liberations 89 Raye Lynn' For the Sirong Woman, Nien Chellg 91 Kimberly Aceves-Denyer • Don't Tell Me YOIl Understand 92 Skye Alexander. In Memory OfK. R. 94 Marcia Rose· From Rachel's Mother 96 Marcia Rose' Vigil 98 tova' lost and found 100 Raye Lynn· Shadowillg 101 Odilia Galvan Rodriguez' Ponies 103 Janell Moon' Strawberry Markings 105 Holley Daschbach • Snowed In 106 Meg ]ochild • For ,. E. S. 108 Laverne Williams' Unconquerable 109 Elizabeth Clare' The Terrorist God 110 Susan Stinson' Following 111 Niobe Ngozi • Gender Variant and Available 114 Contributors' Notes 120 Books Received 124 Ads § ART cover Virginia Harris 18 ananda esteva • Untitled 56 Cathy Cade • Beijing Images 76 ananda esteva • EI Otro Lado de la '010 CllOla 88 Virginia Harris· One Nation Under God 91 May & June 1998 English: AIDS - Can Cunene learn from Kavango and Caprivi? 4 Po-tree is life! 6 First sexual experiences: good or bad, nice or sad? 8 Farming women from Shikoro and Mayana assess new crops .. 10 Meme Martha revives the custom of female leaders 12 Domestic malters 13 Music: Fugees ' The Score 14 Impaetus 4 - A family affair 16 New programme in schools tackles child abuse 17 Water - people get control over scarce commodity 20 What can we learn from Khorixas' water crisis? 21 Music: Sibongile Khumalo 21 Short story: A woman with a gendered agenda 3S Afrikaans: Geen mark vir vroue-kondoom in Namibia 24 Voorbehoedende spons is nuwe manier om vrugbaarheid te beheer 25 Wat kan ons leer uit Khorixas se waterkrisis? 26 Water - mense kry beheer oar 'n skaars verbruikersarlikel 27 Oshiwambo: Oprograma ompe moosikola okukondjitha elongo aanona mepuko 28 Meme Martha ota yumudha omikalo dhaawiliki aakiintu 29 Iinima yomegumbo 30 RuKwangali: Vakurukadi womandandango zaShikoro naMayana tava konakana nombuto donompe 33 Regulars: Womentalk: see page 8 Sister to Sister - Advice column 15 Read yourself happy 18 Middle pages: Songs of my people 22 News Clippings: .. 38 Letters .. .42 Competition .. 43 92 July & August 1998 ~nglish: Hella Kuppe goes for gold 4 Remembering Cassinga 6 Empowerment is a personal choice 7 Time to stop talking the talk and start walking the talk 8 Sisters are doing it for themselves - Girl Child Programme kicks into action 10 A special gift for Namibian girls 12 Emma confronts HIV and public prejudice 14 Electricity: use less power and see your savinfls grow 18 Rundu women show business flair 20 Affirmalive action - who exactly i~ beneflllng? 22 Music Music - Ani DIFranco 23 Ditsala - Friends everyone would like to have 27 Ministry of Health hosts social responsibility conference 28 Afrikaans: Suslers doen dil vir hulleself 32 Hella Kuppe mik na goud 34 Vrouepraatjies: loop bane in gesondheid 36 Oshiwambo: Okukala una uuthemba oshinima shopaumwene 37 Edhlmbuluko lyaCassinga 38 Omagano gowina kaakadhona aaNamibia 40 ;~uKwangali: Vagalikadi wamoRundu kuna kulikida unankondo wongesefa ...... 42 Regulars: Read yourself happy 16 Middle pages: poetry 24 Competition 26 Womentalk: a career in health 30 News Clippings: .44 Lelfers .46 Social Pol itics 93 INTERNATIONAL STUDIES IN GENDER, STATE, AND SOCIETY Volume S• Number 2 • Summer 1998 Special Issue: Citizenship in latin America Cathy Blacklock .and Jane Jenson, guest editors Citizenship: Latin American Perspectives 127 CATHY BLACKLOCK AND JANE JENSON Human Rights and Citizenship in Guatemala and Mexico: From HStrategic" to "New" Universalism? 132 CATHY BLACKLOCK AND LAURA MACDONALD The Zapatistas, Radical Democratic Citizenship, and Women's Struggles 158 NEIL HARVEY The Transformation of the Guatemalan Public Sphere: 1950s to the 1990s 188 MARCO FONSECA Linking Social and Political Citizenship: Women's Action in the Southern Cone 214 BERENGERE MARQUES-PEREIRA Market Citizenship and the "New Democracies": The Ambiguous Legacies of Contemporary Chilean Women's Movements 232 VERONICA SCHILD Contributors 250 Call for Papers 252 94 July 1998 Vol. 23 No. II RrtsHc I!II!'III ANTI'ABORTION GAYS COURT FEATURES IIIiI CHRISTIAN RIGHT BOO K S By Sllrina KIM/! THE BOTTOM LINE: Ell OUR KIND OF BESTSELLERS II BAD PERVERT ART-A PLAY IN BLACK WOMEN IN CHICAGO THREE ACTS TAKE CONTROL OF THEIR MOTHERS' PENSIONS IN CHICAGO, By Susie Day iii HEALTH , 1911-1919 .By To"; M. Bond and Dm JuJU/son mBY JOANNE L. GOODWIN NEA FOUR:MEETTHE Reviewed by Barhara Machtjnger SUPREME COURT I'I!II BLACK CHURCHES AND I6iI REPRODUCTIVE CHOICE By SlIsie Day , II!'I!'II THE NECESSARY HUNGER By Marlene Fried liB BY NINA REVOYR Reviewed Ily Efien Samllels _ CRYSTAL'S GIFT I'I!II 199B UPDATE FROM THE ~ By Margaret Randall _ ABORTiON ACCES.S PROjECT IP!I!I UNRAVELLING IIi6J BY ELIZABETH GRAVER M RINKU SEN: Reviewed by Eleanor J. Bader IiiII ORGANIZING ALLIANCES, NEW S FIGHTING THE RIGHT FILM By Unda Wong E9!!II NATIONAL AND ~ INTERNATIONAL NEWS MULAN: HONOR THY FATHER, M IN BED WITH FAIRY BUTCH, By Am' Holder WORSH IP THY EMPEROR IilIIIPART1 IIBy Lh,da Wong . By jennie McKnight BOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND NEWS l'P.'I DON'T BLAME IT ON ANNE ER TAMOXIFEN: BREAST CANCER mBy Alln Holder liM By Kathi Maio I&iO/I PREVENTION THAT'S HARD TO SWALLOW ACTIVISTS RElECT "MEMBERS POE TRY By Rita ArdWi ONLY' STRATEGY FOR ED NATiONAL QUEER MARCH II! By MarilY1l Amlllcci. Kathryll Kirkpatrick, REPRODUCTIVE . By Am' Holder IiiI MidJelfe M. Maihiot, Raqllel V. Reyes RIGHTS WELFAREBEAT NEWSLETTER CALENDAR HISTORIC ABORTION LAW HI ARIZONA'S "HOW TO GET A lEI HOT PICKS, ETC, UNDER ATTACK IN SOUTH W HUSBAND' WELFARE REFORM IIAFRICA BILL By Sllelley Maim By Diane Payne M MASSACHUSTTS' WELFARE THE ILLEGITIMACY GAME liM TIME LIMITS By Martha F. Davis By Raltdy A/beida, AmI Witham, II a"d Chris Ndl,j" INVOLUNTARY _ WHEN THE CLOCK RUNS STERILIZATION IN PERU m &6iI DOWN BUTTHE ALARM DOESN'T SOUND I'I!I REPRODUciwE RIGHTS NEWS By Jen Douglas III By Mar/ene Fried NURSING STUDENTS AND COLUMNS ABORTION EDUCATION IIBy Rosemary Tay/or _ WE TOLD YOU SO l1li By Dol and Flo WOMEN'S REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH CARE SERVICES: MEDIAWATCH: VIAGRA. OR. A PROBLEM OF ACCESS A TALE OF TWO PILLS L. ~Y ROs.~"Mry CAl"del,lrin al/ll By Jennifer Pozner 95 August 1998 Vol, 23, No, 12 ArtsHc FEATURE$ "~I! ,~" I!I!'I CUNY CUTS ACCESS FOR III FUTURE UNDERGRADUATES By Sandi E. Cooper ~111!11 THE OFfiCIAL GREATNESS _ NEWS SHORTS BOO KS IiIII 8y Ann Holder ~m BLANCHE CLEANS UP BY BARBARA NEELY Reviewed by Karen Miller LIVING DOWNSTREAM BY SANDRA STEINGRABER ED Reviewed by Nalley Evan.s _ DIVINE HONORS "RETIRED IS NOT WHERE IIiiI BY HILDA RAZ WE'RE An- Reviewed by Carol Dine mBy Edith $drah W ELF A Ii' E B EAT II!I ONWARD, HO: PRO-SEX POE TRY III FEMINISM CATCHES ON I!II!'lI GIVE GOOD ARGUMENT By Danya Rf/ttenberg l1li By Randy A/beida. Ann Withorn. II!IINCIDENT IN A LONG MARRIAGE and Chris Nallin liM By Lota Haskins RUMINATiONS ON LESBIAN IDENTITY CUT OFF TO WORK!: DOWNSIZE YOUR CONFESSIONAL II BREAKING THE CYCLE OF By 1i'na Jacobson By Ruth Mountaingrollt DEPENDENCY RHETORIC ".'" By len Douglas NEW S III!II WELFARE ROUND-UP CALENDAR IIiiiI By Ann Holder II!'I THE FIRST BLACK RADICAL I'I!I HOT PICKS, III CONGRESS iii COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD, By Karen Bullock-Jordan COLUMNS GROUPS I!I!'I RUDY: GET OUT OF OUR IIiI PARAPE' WE TOLD YOU SO By Radlel Walsl, 11 By Dot and Flo MEDIAWATCH: "FALSE FEMINIST DEATH SYNDROME" AND FEMINIST RESURRECTION By Jennifer L. PazlI" THE BOTTOM LINE: MOURNING 1.1 BECOMES ELECTIVE By Susie Day PLUS a LETTERSTO THE EDITOR 96 RrtsHc COLUMNS THEATER FILM WE TOLD yOU SO I!P.I SEVENTH ANNUAL OUT ON .... THE RETURN OF By Dot and Flo 1M THE EDGE GAY AND LESBIAN iIiI SARAH'S DAUGHTERS a THEATER FESTIVAL By Pam Mitchell By Kr;sti"a Aikens MEDIA WATCH: ALLY MCBEAL By Jem/ifer L. POZller SiSTER SPIT'S RAMBLlN' ROADSHOW THE BOTTOM LINE: II By e'Jrista Lyofls a PETUNIA FARNSWORTH, FIIiST LIEUTENANT AND PROUD By S,ts;e Day BOO K S NEWS AND A SHINING THREAD COMMENTARY OF HOPE: BLACK WOMEN II IN AMERiCA PARENTAL RIGHTS OR BY DARLENE CLARK HINE II!'!II HOW STELLA GOT HER • ENDANGERING TEENAGERS? AND KATHLEEN THOMPSON ill GROOVE BACK a Reviewed by Nell/TV;" Pai"ter By Kath; Maio By Susan Yfl/IOW LOUISA PINKHAM HOWE: 11'I PERSONAL REFLECTiONS ON II!P.I THE REINVENTiON OF A SCREAM A DAUGHTER'S MEMOiR iii A SHINING THREAD OF HOPE iIiI QUEEN IN HALLOWEEN H20 a By Marline A. ThomllS By Mical OstolV By Catl})' Holt I.'P.!t WHO CARES? In!I PROMISCUITIES II!P.I EVER AFTER: ..:. By Con,,;e Pamarillo liM BY NAOMI WOLF iii A CINDERELLA STORY Reviewed by Mica! Ostow By A,me Markowski FIERCE LEARNING II!I 1ft IUBA IIiI By Mi"lIie Chi" Iiil1 BY LETTA NEELY Reviewed by Ellm Samllels CALENDAR II!I ORGANIZING ACROSS BORDERS: iii U,S, AND GUATEMALAN WOMEN MARIANNE FAITH FULL'S HOT PICKS, MEET CIGARETTE , COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD, fly Pamela Vassel/as II BY GERRY GOMEZ II GROUPS PEARLBERG Reviewed by Etwa Georgiuu BESTSELLERS FROM CRAZY LADI ES BOOKSTORE I!P.I BECOMING GENTLEMEN rM BY LANI GUINIER, MiCHELLE FINE, AND lANE BALIN WELFARE B EAT R~vielved by Tanya Greelle _ READER'S COMPANION TO MOBILIZING STUDENT WELFARE Will U,S, WOMEN'S HISTORY RECIPIENTS EDITED BY WILMA II By Melilldll K. Llckey MANKILLER, GWENDOLYN MINK, MARYSA NAVARRO, WORKFARE CAUSES MANY BARBARA SMITH, TO LEAVE CUNY AND GLORIA STEINEM II By Susall O'Malley Reviewed by Judil!1 McDaniel WELFARE CASEWORKERS: BETWEEN A ROCK AND A HARD PLACE mBy Jen DOllglas 97 Vol. 17, No.2 Summer 1998 3 Viewpoint What Do Unions Want? Molly Martin Special Section Women Elevator Constructors 4 The Women of Local 8 Peter W. Sussman 9 Speaking in Spirals Jane Beelby 10 Union News AFL-CIO Conference Beth Youhn 12 Photo Essay Women on the Big Dig 14 Analysis How 209 Affects Women Beth Parker 18 Resources U of I Vocational Education 20 News and Notes 21 Talk of the Trades 22 Ads and Announcements _98_c_o_n_fe_n_fS_N_O_"_3_7_i:iD!mm Summer 1998 ~ Strife Letters ...... 2 Sizing up the arguments Debbie Cameron reviews Fat and Proud, a new book about the politics ofbody size. .. 5 Between context and continents Feminist activists in South Asia are making connections between forms of sexual violence. Liz Kelly reports 12 Making a big noise Magda Ang-Lygate talks to members ofthe Scottish women's percussion group, SheBoom ...... 23 What the papers say Hilary McCollum reads between the lines ofnewspaper coverage ofchild sexual abuse . '" 31 Courtoom dramas Denise Mina and Jane Scoular examine the rise of false memory stories on the stage and in the courts . .... 40 Space: The feminist frontier As high summer approaches, Dianne BUllerworth cruises the science fiction shelves ... . 46 Slick Willy and the silent sisters Andrea Dworkin speaks her mind about Bill Clinton's exploitation ofwomen 50 A navel ofone's own Meryl Altman has her doubts about the women's 'memoir boom' " "...... 52 Labour pains Jennifer Marchbanks assesses the new Labour government's stance on women...... 66 U.S.-JAPAN 99 WOMEN'S JOURNAL A Journal for the International Exchange of Gender Studies ENGLISH SUPPLEMENT NUMBER 141998 Inverted Classical Allusions and Higuchi Ichiyo's ... '" ...... Christine M. Millett 3 Literary Technique in Takekurabe - fi~I::"9.QI5Jl4(j(FliPit : liiO-Jl(7) rtdt< G~J I::J3lt .Q )'("¥'(J(JjiJTj The Mother, the Self, and the Other: The Search for '" Yoko Sakane 27 Identity in Sylvia Plath's The Bell Jar and Takahashi Takako's "Congruent Figure" -62~~~:J3~.Q.~~.:~)~ij17·~~~<7) r6~.mJ ~~m~~T(7) rm~%J ~~~"9.Q Is Forgetting a Kindness? Kim Yonghi 49 - ~h.Q ;: ~ tJ1f1 L" ~ tJ' Celebrating Women's Rights in the Japanese Beate Sirota Gordon 64 Constitution - E1*OO~#H::J3lt.Q:9:tt(7)mfIJ~m'3 The Mitsubishi Motors Cases: Hindsight and Analysis ...... Pauline C. Reich 84 - *OO'=::~ 6 iI.J.I~t IJ ~ .:L 7 )~ . 1\ ~ ~:J, :/ t- $fIf : $~(7)~~~~~ 100 VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN Volume 4, Number 4, Augusl1998 CONTENTS Editor's Introduction 379 Articles Separate and Intersecting Realities: A Comparison ofMen's and Women's Accounts ofViolence Against Women RUSSELLP. DOBASH, R. EMERSON DOBASH, KATE CAVANAGH, and RUTH LEWIS 382 Men's Sexual Aggression in Marriage: Couples' Reports SHANNON·LEE MEYER, DINA VIVIAN, andK. DANIELO'LEARY 415 Abused Women: Help·Seeking Strategies and Police Utilization IRA W. HUTCHISON and I. DAVID H1RSCHEL 436 A Post-Structuralist Review ofthe Theoretical Literature Surrounding Wife Abuse DAMIAN O'NEILl: 457 Predictors ofTolerance ofSexual Harassment Among Male U.S. Army Soldiers LEORA N. ROSEN and LEE MARTIN 491 Research Note Holding Men Accountable for Prostitution: The Unique Approach of the Sexual Exploitation Education Project (SEEP) MARTIN A. MONTO 505 Book Reviews Sexual Coercion in Dating Relationships edited bv E. Sandra Bvers and Lucia F. O'Sullivan R6BERTA LYNNSINCLAJR 518 Rape and Society: Readings on the Problem of Sexual Assault edited by Patricia Searles and Ronald J. Berger DENISE A. DONNELLY 521 Wisconsin Women's Law Journal 101 VOL. XIII, NUMBER 1 SPRING, 1998 CONTENTS ARTICLES TALES FROM THE TOBACCO WAP.B: INDUSTRY ADVERTISING TARGETS TEENAGE GIRLS Patricia A. Davidson 1 HAwrnORNE AND THE HANDMAID: A.'1 EXAMINATION OF THE LAw's USE AS A ToOl. OF OPPRESSION •••••••••••• Shira Pavis Minton 45 GENDER BIAS IN THE AMEmCAN BAR ASSOCIATIONJOURNAL: IMPACT ON THE LEGAL PROFESSION •.•••••••. Marilyn J BcrrP 75 & Kari A. &mnson BOOK REVIEW SPEAKING OF SEX: THE DENIAL OF GENDER INEQUALITY BY DEBORAH L. RHODE Joy Lang 103 Vol. 15, No.1 1998 102 J1U Wise Woman ARTICLES CARTOONS 2 The Wise Woman Speaks: by BUlblll Mumbai (pp. 3, 17, 18) 4 "Mother Buddha," and by Tanya Joyce GRAPHICS 8 "Mother ofAll Buddhas," by BlIlbiil (pp. 2, 9, 16) by Ann Forfreedom by Jewels Graphics (p. 10) 12 "Why We Need More by Tanya Joyce (pp.4-7) Information aOOm *** Woman Suffrage Leaders," by Ann Forfreedom 16 In Memoriam: Bella Abzug 22 Notable Quotables: Hillary Rodham Clinton (in Seneca Falls, NY) 26 News Notes: Goddess Diana on Breast Cancer Research Postage Stamp and POETRY by Karen Ande (p. 10) by Carol Atkins (p. 3) by Patricia Bertrand (p. 1) by Annie Finch (p. 20) by Ann Forfreedom (p. 27) by Kathleen A. Hayden (p. 20) by Bertha Holsinger (p. 10) by Viviane Lerner (pp. 10, 28) by Diana Linda (p. 1) by Debbie A. Mills (p. 3) by Emma Morgan (p. 10) by Dawn E. Powell (p. 1) by Alexis Rotella (p.20) by Jean Snow (p. 3) by Valerie von Weich (p.20) by Helen S'open Wilson (p.28) and )J(eHUI,UHa U 3e.MJlH 103 Woman and Earth E-EiIgIlsII R-RussIaD Volume 7, Decem..... 10, 1998· March 8, 1999 PIeue DOle lUI __... 1JIllI>oIJe _.1 "'.1mporIaa1 .....10.. lUI WE _ to .._ .....t<: IJ 1 From Ih. Editor by T111'" V. Mamo.oYI (EfR) TRAVEL 4 Introduction by CanD.UI M. Didio (E) 4S From Ih. Mountains 10 Ih. Sea: Be.ulll\ll PIaceB 10 S Lellen froa Readen (RIE) Relax and lust Be by WOIIIU ud EarIIt (H) 46 F1JIIaad'. HeaI~ Sill ReIottl lid HIoIorIe Muon GODDI!SS SPIRITUALITY (E) 8 The Buried Treasute: Women·s Ancient Architectural 46 1998 eo.rera- ProllloUoul Toan of Fruce (E) Heritage by MIll! LoIIelI (E) ART, MUSIC DANCE POErRY WOMEN AND RUSSIA 47 OUr Contemporari.. by T.I,,,, M_ (E) 11 Report on Woman and Earth's International 49 Club Miroslava by T. Ko.o.eako (R) ConfeRm.. by WE'. IWss1aD Rcp.....taUY.. (R) 49 Partnel1 In Art by T. LucbtonkJ (R) 11 Th. Britain·Russia Contre • British BasI W.st Contre 50 Poetry (EfR) and Fonner Soviet Women in Britain by Delea O'CoDDor (E) STORlI!S 14 Toola Cor H.rslory by Julil ZhukoYl (R) 53 Th. Gill by Sbaro. O. Tal (E) 15 Poem: My Roscgardon, In a Cog 54 Mamba by H.... Ona (E) by S..... E.gcl (E) 55 Revelation by WUdabelle AIrr (E) 16 Solf Actualization oC Wom.n In 57 Hph LlVES AND LETTERS 'Forbidden Knowledge, Secret Loves': Two Extracts 137 MARY. HAMER Shaping Spirits, a Memoir: The Inner Life 147 JANET MONTEFIORE Reading and Writing Auto/biography: The Displacement of Lesbian Subtexts 158 ~ NlCKY HALLETT Z ~. '"~ Undoing Amnesia: An Interview with Susan Rubin Suleiman 165 ISOBEl ARMSTRONG ~ V '";:;; .~ "';:;; Hysterical Visions: Kristeva and Irigaray on the Virgin Mary 178 ;:> ELUNED SUMMERS-BREMNER V>- V> N H REVIEW ESSAY ~ ...-< '" (\j "''";:;; . Sheila Rowbotham, A Century of Women: The History of Women in H ;:> Brit4in and the United St4tes: Joan Raphael-Leff and Rosine Jozef Z Perelberg (eds.), Female Experience: Three Generations of British 0 B '" Women Psychoanalysts on Work with Women 200 ...-< "';:;; HELEN HAYWARD ;:j ;:> ...> U 0 REVIEWS > ~ (\j Barry Keith Grant (ed.), The Dread ofDifference: Gender and the Horror Film 207 MORAG SHIACH Sally Ledger, The New Woman: Fiction and Feminism at the Fin de Siecle; David Glover, Vampires, Mummies and Liberals: Bram Stoker and the Politics ofPopular fiction 209 ALEXANDRA WARWICK Terry Castle, The Female Thermometer: Eighteenth-century Culture and the Invention ofthe Uncanny 215 JOSEPHINE MCDONAGH Suzanne Nalbantian (ed.), AnaiS Nin: Literary Perspectives 218 DEBORAH L. PARSONS Jackie Stacey, Teratologies: A Cultural Study of Cancer 220 DOMINiqUE GOUGH BOOKS LISTINGS Compiled by BARBARA ROSENBAUM 223 BOOKS RECEIVED 229 Compiled by TRUDI TATE ABSTRACTS AND KEYWORDS 231 Women 105 & Criminal Justice'" Volume 10 Number 1 1998 CONTENTS Freda Adler: A Portrait of a Pioneer 1 Edith Elisabeth Flynn Use of Community Based Social Services to Reduce Recidivism in Female Parolees 27 Natalie R. Pearl Perceived Discrimination Among Women in Law Enforcement 53 Jennifer Lyllll Gossell Joyce E. Williams A Research Note: Women's Response to a Telemarketing Scam 75 Dale K. Sechrest David Shichor Jeffrey H. Dooc)' Gilbert Geis Playing the Sex Card in Female Product Liability Litigation 91 Elizabeth Szock)'j 106 OVERVIEW Women's Drug Use and HIV Risk: Findings from NIDA's Cooperative Agreement for Community-Based Outreach/Intervention Research Program Susan L. Coyle. PhD Women Drug Users and HIV Prevention: Overview ofFindings and Research Needs 19 Sally J. Stevens. PhD Stephanie Tortu, PhD Susan L. Coyle, PhD HIV RISK BEHAVIOR CHANGE OF FEMALE DRUG USERS HIV Sex and Drug Risk Behavior and Behavior Change in a National Sample ofInjeclion Drug and Crock Cocaine Using Women 25 Sally J. Stevens, PhD Antonio L. Estrada, PhD Barbara D. Estrada, MS Effectiveness of HIV Interventions Among Women Drug Users 49 H. Virginia McCoy, PhD Clyde B. McCoy, PhD Shenghan Lai, PhD SINGLE SITE DESCRIPTIONS AIDS Risk Perception Among Women Drug Users in Hartford, CT 67 Merrill Singel; PhD Hall/eng Dai. MD Margaret R. Weeks, PhD Dorca Malave Sex Partners ofAlaskan Drug Users: HIV Transmission Between White Men and Alaska Native Women 87 Andrea M. Fenaughty, PhD Dennis G. Fishel; PhD Helll)' H. Cagle, BS CONTEXTUAL VARIABLES IN WOMEN'S IIIV RISK BEHAVIORS A Comparison ofIIIV Risk Bchaviors Among Women Drug Users from Two Cities in a Rural Siale: Recommendations for Targcted Prevention 105 Anne M. Cat/mello, PhD Carl G. Leukefeld. DSW Susau Woolley, MS Jon Parkel; MSW (continued) DitTerences in Condom Behaviors and Beliefs Among Female Dmg Users Reclllited from Two Cities 137 Michele M. Wood, MA 107 Stephallie Tortu, PhD Fell Rhodes, PhD Sheny Deren, PhD ~ ...... Violence and HIV Sexual Risk Behaviors Among Female ~ Sex Partners ofMale Dmg Users 161 3 @ Haiou He, MS (1) H. Virginia McCoy, PhD 'N 3(1) SallyJ. Stevells, PhD -.) ~ ::s Michael J. Stark, PhD Z ~ ~ GENDER DIFFERENCES IN HIV RlSK BEHAVIOR ~ AND HEALTH STATUS OF DRUG USERS g. (1) l:l) G ...... Urban Crack Users: Gender DitTerences in Dmg Use, '""l ..... Vol :::r HlV Risk and Health Status 177 Stephallie Tortu, PhD ...... Mmjorie Goldsteill, PhD N Sheny Deren, PhD --- Mark Beardsley, RhD .... \0 RallllllJamid \0 Kristille Ziek. BA 00 A UNIQUE POPULATION OF WOMEN AT RISK: WOMEN WHO TRADE SEX FOR MONEY AND DRUGS Prcdictors of IIIV Infcction Among Womcn Drug Uscrs in New York and Miami 191 ~ Stephallie Tortu, PhD If. Virginia McCoy, PhD t'D== Mark Beardsley, RhD ... Sheny Derell, PhD = Clyde B. McCoy, PhD ~ '"l (J'Cl= Streets, Drugs, and the Economy ofSex in the Age Cj ofAIDS 205 CI> Margaret R. Weeks, PhD ...t'D Marylalld Grier Nalley Romero-Daza, PhD I» Mmy Jo Puglisi-Vasquez Q,= Merrill Sillge/; PhD tIl <~ Social Influences: Living Arrangements ofDmg Using .... Women at Risk for IlIV Infection 123 Usa R. Metsd" PhD ~= Clyde B. McCoy, PhD ....f') If. Vi/gillia McCoy, PhD Q James Shuitz, PhD James luciaI'd;. PhD == Flarlall Wolfe, MSW Rallald Correa, MS 108 Women&Health Volume 27 Number 3 1998 CONTENTS Portraits of Menopause in the Mass Media 1 Liuda Galllloll, PhD . Jill Slevells, MA Acculturation, Alcohol Consumption and AIDS- Related Risky Sexual Behavior Among African American Women 17 Alice M. Hilles, PhD LOllllie R. SlIowdeu, PhD Karell L. Graves, PhD Prostitution, Violence, and Posttraumatic Stress Disorder 37 Melissa Farley, PhD Howard Barkall, DrPH Evaluation of the Factor Structure and Psychometric Characteristics of the General Well-Being Schedule (GWB) . with Mexican American Women 51 Walker S. Carlos POStOIl 1I, PhD Norll/a E. Olvera, PhD Claudia Yallez, MA C. Keith Haddock, PhD J. Kay DUll/I, PhD Craig L. Hallis, PhD Johll P. Foreyl, PhD Irritability and Sociability in Women with Symptomatic Premenstrual Change 65 Margaret Mareall, MEd Eugelle E. Fox, PhD Ceillwell E. CUII/millg, PhD David C. Cummillg, MBChB, FRCSC Dating People with Anorexia Nervosa and Bulimia Nervosa: Attitudes and Beliefs of University Students 73 Jeffery Sobal, PhD, MPH Mark Bursztyll, BS Mammography Utilization and Related Attitudes Among Korean-American Women 89 Allllelle E. Maxwell, DrPh Roshall Baslalli, PhD VII/II/e S. Wurda, MS Women & Politics 109 Volume 19 Number 3 1998 CONTENTS ARTICLES "Taylor"-Made? Feminist Theory and the Politics of Identity Kristin M. Novotny Exploring the Determinants ofFeminist Consciousness in the United States 19 Beth Reingold Heather Foust Standpoints and the Discourse on Abortion: The Reproductive Debate 49 Joey Sprague Margaret Greer First Ladies in the States: The Motivations and Political Resources ofGovernors' Spouses 81 Laura A. van Assende/jl Bel'lladetle Nye BOOK REVIEWS Lesbian (Out)Law: Survival Under the Rule ofLaw, by Ruthann Robson III The Right to Privacy: Gays, Lesbians, and the Constitution, by Vincent J. Samar III Reviewed by Sarah Slavin Women in American Law: The Struggle Toward Equality ji'Om the New Dealto the Present, by Judith A. Baer 115 Reviewed by Sarah Slavin About the Contributors 119 ARTICLES 110 A Woman Prime Minister in Turkey: Did It Maller? Yesim Arat Gendered Integration: Social Policies and the European M~~ n Michelle Egall Female Empowerment: The Influence of Women Representing Women 53 Allgela High-Pippert 101m Comer Discussion of Women's Issues in the 1996 Internet Campaign 67 Robert Klotz Alina Broome BOOK REVIEWS The lVages ofMotherhood: IlIeqllality ill/he lVelfare State, 1917-1942, by Gwendolyn Mink 87 Reviewed by Rebecca H. Davis The LYllchillg ofLallgllage: Gender, Politics, alld Power ill the HiII- Thomas Hearillgs, edited by Sandra L. Ragan, Dianne G. Bystrom, Lynda Lee Kaid, and Christina S. Beck 90 Reviewed by Bonnie J. Do~ lVomell ill the Civil Rights Movemellt: Trailblazers & Torchbearers, 1941-/965, edited by Vicki L. Crawford, Jacqueline A. Rouse, and Barbara Woods 92 Reviewed by Lois Lovelace Dllke "Bad Gir/s"rGood Girls": Women, Sex, & Power ill the Nilleties, edited by Donna Perry and Nan Bauer Maglin 94 Reviewed by Dialle Harriford alld Mary Lylldoll Shallley TI,e Rising Song ofAfrican America" Women, by Barbara Ornolade 97 Reviewed by Stalllie M. James Cinderella Goes to Market: Citizenship, Gender, and Women:r Afovements ill Emu Celllra[ Europe, by Barbara Einhorn 100 Reviewed by Jlllie Mos/ov Gender alld Development: Rethinking Modernization alld Depelldellcy Theory, by Catherine V. SCOII 102 Reviewed by Susan Summers Raines After SIIJ!rage: 110mell ill Pal'lisall alld Electoral Politics Before the New Deal. by Kristi Andersen 104 Reviewed by Catherille E. Rymph About the Contributors 107 111 AUGUST 1998 Volume 7. No.8 Keeping the faith while educating and serving the students. 1 Newswatch: Gendered politics at work...... 3 Check your school's equity in compensating coaches...... 6 Seize the moment to transform your school 7 So you think you wannabe an assistant dean ...... 8 Myths and realities of succeeding on campus...... 17 Clergy abuse on campus: Preying on the vulnerable...... 18 Mentoring affects who will lead community colleges...... 19 Fall leadership development opportunities for women .... 20 Humor as a management tool helps women lighten up .. .. 21 SWAs confront the male sports culture...... 22 Tips to present your best self in public speaking 23 Editor: Carolyn Desjardins' legacy completes the circle. . .. 24 PLUS: 30 great jobs just waiting for women candidates. .. 9 ® SEPTEMBER 1998 Volume 7, No.9 Teamwork helps students learn leadership skills...... 1 Newswatch: Gendered politics at work...... 3 Feminists report successes at Georgetown U...... 5 More women playing college sports, but fewer role models . 6 Equity and equality in measuring faculty productivity...... 7 Tips for success in your next job interview 18 "Fear Factor" challenges women in Catholic higher ed 19 PROFILE: Cornelius keeps Florida campus in good shape. . .. 21 Of choices and trade-Offs: Reflections on a twisted path . .. 22 Narrative poem: When one in power harasses you at work. 23 Editor: Anticipation is a wonderful state...... 24 PLUS: 33 great jobs on campus waiting for women candidates! 112 Original Investigations Weight Cycling & Body Composilion in Obese Women Roger Hammer, Daryl McCombs &AGarth Fisher l Enhancing Physical Activity Karla Henderson 13 Game Strategy by Female Squash Players Youlian Hong, Paul Robinson &Wan Ka Chan 27 A Quest for Equality R. Eiuze & R. L. Jones 45 Title IX Gender Equity, Backlash and Ideology Susan Greendorter 69 Selected Papers IAPESGW Congress Psychological Gender Patterns of Cross Country Skiers Nils. Vikander, Tor Solbakken& Margarita Vikander 95 A Study of Women's Self-development through Interaclions with their Children Reiko Kato ; 107 . Gender Differences in Perceived Fitness Disappear when Exercise Activity is Standardized Taru Untunen ""."""" 117 • Differences between Active & Non-active Women in Poland Anila Wyznikewicz-Nawracala 125 Engagement of Women in Sport in the Czech Republic and the Czech SOKOL Organization Vera Rezikovic 137 Meaning of Recreational Sport in the Lives of Norwegian Women Kari Fasting """'"'''''''''''''''' 141 Development of Relationship to Sport Gertrud Pfister 151 Life Style and Aging: The Hungarian Case Gyongyi Foldesi 171 Mary Hemenway: A Women Ahead of her Time Jacqueline Haslett 191 Life Careers of Chinese and Finnish Top Female Athletes Pauli Vuolle & Junjie Feng 210 A Woman's Dialogue with her Body Bittan Bilha 213 The Foik Dance& the Woman's Role In the Portuguese Diaspore Maria da Graca Ribeiro de Sousa Guedes 221 BOOK REVIEWS Mary Jo Festle. Playing Nice: Politics and Apologies in Women Sports 225 Liz Kahn.The LPGA: The Authorized Version 232 iI Laurel Davis.The Swimsuit Issue and Sport 236 CONFERENCE REVIEWS IE WiSE 241 WSF Summit "" "." "" 249 INFORMATIONAL ITEMS NIH Funded Research Projec!.. 258 Women's Sport Foundation 260 I BIJAPER Subscription Form 263 WSPAJ Subscription Form 265 Announcements 94,106,150,170,235, 264 113 QUARTERLY The Magazine of Historical and Contemporary Women Composers Vol. 6, No.3, August 1998 REVIEW-ESSAY Medieml LOI'e SOllgs 1 The Romance of the Rose Felllillille Voices frolll Medie!'nl Fmllcc Koch International Classics 3-7103-2HI1995 8 Ave Eva Cllnllsolls defell/llles des Xll el Xll sii'c1es 50118$ ofli'olllnllllOOdfrolllllle 12'" nlldI3'" CClI furies Opus III OPS 30-134 1995 12 On Yoolis Night Medievnl Cnrols & Molels AIIOIlYIIIOIIS 4 harmonia mundi france HMU 9070991993 16 "The sweet look and the loving manner" Trobniritz Love Lyrics nlld Clwllsolls de Felllllle Hyperion CDA 66625 18 Bella Domna Tile Medievnl WOlllnll: Lover, Poet, Pn/rolless nlld Snilll Hyperion CDA 66283, 1988 22 The Medieval Lady Medievnl ClUlIIl, SOIl8s, & Dnllces 16'" & 17'" CCII/llry 501185 & Lllte Dllels Leonarda LE 3401997 24 Lo Gai Saber, Troubadours and Mins,trels Camerata Mediterranea Erato 2292-45647-2 25 Tristan & Iseult Erato 4509-98482-21995 26 114 Women'sJOURNALHealth 1/98 Latin American and Caribbean Women's Health Network January .. March 1998 FROM THE COORDINATING OFFICE 2 OPINION African Women's Sexual and Reproductive Health Needs by Bola Lana 4 NEWS AND MEETINGS 10 CAMPAIGN Traditional Medicine: Restoring the Balance by Deborah Meacham 27 with contributions from Kathleen N. Skoczen, PhD" Dominican Studies Institute of CUNY· City College, New York / Colectivo Mujer y Salud, Dominican Repubtic / Dr. Mynam Conejo, Federaci6n Indfgena y Campesina de fmbabura, Ecuador / Kate Dickson, Pan American Heallh Organization, Washington, D.C. / Red de MUjeres par la Salud "Marfa Cavalieri" and the Asociaci6n de Mujeres Para el Desarrollo, Nicaragua / Suely Carvalho, C.A.tS. do Parto. Brazil / Red Argentina de Informac;6n y Trabajo en Plantas Medicinales, Argentina PANORAMA Vulnerability and Social Risk: Women in the Sex Trade by Teresa Lastra Torres 55 Training School for Children and Teenagers at Social Risk by Ana Marla Maya 58 Debating the Difference Between Trafficking and Prostitution An Interview with Meenal Poudel, OXFAM Nepal 62 SHARING OUR EXPERIENCES Women of the World: Laws and Policies Affecting their Reproductive Lives by Gaby Ore Aguilar, the Center for Reproductive Law and Policy 65 MAILBOX 72 GROUPS AND'ORGANIZATIONS 74 RESOURCES 76 Women's Health JRL 115 2/98 Latin American and Caribbean Women's Health Network April - June 1998 FROM THE COORDINATING OFFICE 2 OPINION Literacy - An Overlooked Health Issue for Women by Mary J. Breen 4 Preparing Print Materials for Community Health Workers from the Hesperian Foundation 10 ., .._--_.------NEWS AND MEETINGS 14 CAMPAIGN Five Years After ICPD: The Challenge of Cairo Continues by Adriana Gomez 29 PANORAMA Overcoming Political Sexual Violence in Haiti an interview with Vivian Stromberg, executive director of MADRE, by Carol Anne Douglas 53 Men and Midwives: Sharing the Experience of Chltdbirth from Comunicacion e Informacion de fa Mujer, A. C. (CfMAC) 57 Herbal Remedies: What You See Might Not Be What You Get by Maryann Napoli 60 The Social Invisibility of Asbestos-Related Occupational Illness by Lucifa Scavone 63 SHARING OUR EXPERIENCES Mexico SIPAM: Patient No More 67 MAILBOX 72 GROUPS AND ORGANIZATIONS 74 RESOURCES 76 Editorial' Diana, Princess of Wales 315 116 Andre" Walker. 'Pleasurable Homes'? Victorian Model Miners' Wives and the Family Wage in a South Yorkshire Colliery District 317 Ellse K. Tipton. Ishimoto Shizue: the Margaret Sanger of Japan 337 Danlene F. Wozniak. Foster Mothers in Contemporary America: objectification, commodification, sexualization 357 Carol E. Morgan. Gender Constructions and Gender Relations in Cotton and Chain·making in England: a contested and varied terrain 367 Patricia Skinner. 'The Light of My Eyes': medieval motherhood in the Mediterranean 391 Jane MUUng. Siege and Cipher: the closet drama of the Cavendish sisters 411 BOOK REVIEWS Women and Families: an orat history, 1940·1970 (Elizabeth Roberts): Women's Talk? A Social History of'Gossip' in Working. class Neighbourhoods, 1880·1960 (Melanie Tebbutt): Women, Identity and Private Life in Britain, 1900-50 (Judy Giles) reviewed by Katherine Holden . 427 No Distinction ofSex? Women in British Universities, 1870·1939 (Carol Dyhouse) reviewed by Janet Howarth 429 Theocritus's Urbon Mimes: mobility, gender, and patronage (Joan B. Burton) reviewed by Stephen J. Epstein 431 Women:' History: Britain, 185()'1945. An Intraductian (June Purvis, Ed.) reviewed by Jane Rendall 432 Women ofPrague: ethnic diversity and sacial change from the eighteenth century to the present (Wilma A. Iggers) reviewed by Alena HeWinger 433 Reconstructing Womanhood, Reconstructing Feminism: en writings on black women (Delia Jarrett·Macauley, Ed.) reviewed· " by Sara Ahmed 435 The First Industrial Woman (Deborah Valenze) reviewed by Madge Dresser 437 En Travesti, Women, Gender Subversion, Opera (Corinne E. Blackmer & Patricia Juliana Smith, Eds) reviewed by J Shani D'Cruze 439 Are Girls Necessary? Lesbian Writing and Madem Histories (Julie Abraham) reviewed by Rosemary Auchmuty 440 Women, Power andRes/stance: an introduction to Women's Studies (Tess Cosslett, Alison Easton & Penny Summerfield, Eds) reviewed by Mary Maynard 442 Women in Russian Theatre: the actress in the Silver Age (Catherine A. Schuler): Russia, Women, Culture (Helena Goscilo & Beth Holmgren, Eds) reviewed by Jane McDermid 443 Substance and Shadow: women and addiction in the United States (Stephen R. Kandall) reviewed by Mariana Valverde 445 Early French Feminisms, 183().1940. A Passion for Liberty (Felicia Gordon & Maire Cross) reviewed by Gen Day 447 Angels ofAlbion: women ofthe Indian Mutiny (Jane Robinson) reviewed by Penelope Tuson 449 Spinning with the Brain. Women's Writing in Seventeenth· century England (Norma Clarke & Helen Weinstein) reviewed by Ann Hughes 451 Gender Relations in German History: power, agency and experience from the sixteenth to the twentieth century (Lynn Abrams & Elizabeth Harvey, Eds) reviewed by Thomas Rohkramer 452 France between the Wars: gender and politics (Sian Reynolds) reviewed by Joan Tumblety 453 Women's History Review 117 VOLUME 7 NUMBER 1 1998 Judith Smart. Sex, the State, and the 'Scarlet Scourge': gender, citizenship and venereal diseases regulation in Australia during the Great War 5 Paula Bartley. Preventing Prostitution: the Ladies' Association lor the Care and Protection 01 Young Girls in Birmingham, 1887·1914 37 Michelle Myall. "Only be ye strong and very courageous": the militant sullragism 01 Lady Constance Lytton 61 Kunl jenkins & Kay Morris Matthews. Knowing their Place: the political socialisation of Maori women in New Zealand through schooling policy and practice, 1867·1969 85 Rosemary Ann Mitchell. "The busy daughters '01 Clio": women writers 01 history lrom 1820 to 1880 107 Viewpoint Richard Ciemlnson. Anarchism and Feminism 135 BOOK REVIEWS New·born Child Nurder: illegitimacy and the courts in eighteenth-century England (Mark Jackson), reviewed by Garthine Walker 139 Only Paradoxes to Offer: French feminists and the Rights ofNan (Joan Wallach ScoU), reviewed by Gen Day 140 Seeking the Highest Good: social service and gender at the University ofToronto, 1888·1937 (Sara Burke), reviewed by Joan Sangster 142 Three Artists (Three Women): modernism and the art ofHesse, Krasner and O'Keefe (Anne Middleton Wagner), reviewed by Griselda Pollock 144 Not only the 'Dangerous Trades': women's work and health in Britain, 1880·1914 (Barbara Harrison), reviewed by Helen Jones 146 West End Women: women and the London slage, 1918·1962 (Maggie Gale), reviewed by Katharine Cocldn 147 Austrian Women in the Nineleenlh and Twentieth Centuries: Cross-disciplinary perspectives (David F. Good, Margarete Grandner & Mary Jo Maynes), reviewed by Gail Braybon 149 The Wages ofSin: censorship and the fallen woman film, 1928·.1942 (Lea Jacobs), reviewed by Annette Kuhn 151 Power ofthe Weak: studies on medieval women (Jenniler Carpenter & Sally·Beth MacLean), reviewed by Margaret Mcintyre 153 Nationalising Femininity: culture, sexuality and British cinema in the Second World War (Christine Gledhill & Gillian Swanson, Eds), reyiewed by Penny Tinkler 154 The Uses ofAutobiography (Julia Swindells, Ed.), reviewed by Jo Stanley 156 118 READERS GUIDE: CONTINUED INSIDE BACK COVER 1 EDITORIAL: GLOBAL ACTION TO STOP FGM 2 9 WOMEN AND THE UNITED NATIONS COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN 43. SESSION March 1999 CEDAW - Committee on Elimination of Discrimination against Women IWRAW· International Women's Rights Aclion Walch INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S TRIBUNE and WOMEN INK UNIFEM • 20 Years of Accomplishment /I UNIFEM Fact Sheet INTER AGENCY - Gender Responsive Environmental Planning and Management FIRST DEPUTY SECR. GENERAL appointed, Louise Frechelle of Canada IN STRAW: Women and New Communications Technology UNR1SD: UN Research Institute for Social Development WORLD HABITAT DAY, October 5 II AFRICAN WOMEN'S HABITAT INITIATIVE UN SURVEY of paid Maternity leave // NGO Responses 10 Populotion Conference UNESCO: Access to Human Rights Documentation 10 • 11 WOMEN AND INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS: CLEARINGHOUSE VACANCIES· EMPLOYMENT at International Agencie" WHO II FAO II UNESCO UNAIDS II World Bonk II OECD II International NGOs 12 - 14 WOMEN AND DEVELOPMENT SCHOOLING for GIRLS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES lags behind worldwide UK, ADDRESSING GENDER INEQUALITIES, The Challenge-Dpt. of Int. Development WOMEN'S FARMING AND SAPS· Structural Adjustment Program"Example Uganda DAWN· Developemt Alternatives with Women - moved Headquarters 10 Fiji 15 • 20 WOMEN AND HEALTH REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH, Maternal Mortality Global Review by Inter Agency Group 25th Triennial Congress of Int. Confederation of Midwives host: Philippines II ABORTION: Division North versus South, Rich versus Poor II IPAS: HIV/AIOS and Unsafe Abortion II AFRICA: Huge Death Toll. of 'unsafe' Abortions ignored 5th Canadian Conference on Int. Health: Partnerships for Health II ARROW (Asia): Gender and Women's Health- Information Package No.2. WHO: New Oir. General Dr.Gro Harlem Brundtland taking office in July USA, More Midwives needed for mother's and babies' health II HEALTHWRIGHTS 21 • 30 FEMALE GENITAL AND SEXUAL MUTILATION WHO AFRICA, Regional Action Plan to Accelerate Eliminotion of FGM II Integrated Approach to Fight against FGM by Women and Adolescent Health Unit UK: Policy on Traditional Practices affecting the Health of Women and the Girl Child INTER AFRICAN COMMITIEE, Ac~vity Report 1997 with Country Reports of Affiliates. lAC Achievements II Addis Ababa SYMPOSIUM for legislators drafting African Declaration on Violence against Women related to FGM II lAC Documents II WOMEN'S ACTION against FGM - JAPAN: Activities and Visil by lAC II The UNIVERSAL CHILDBIRTH PICTURE BOOK with Additions to prevent FGM NIGERIA: Harmful Traditional Practices among Adolescents SENEGAL: More Village Women reiect Excision ETHIOPIA: NCTPE . National Committee on Traditional Praclices, affiliated with lAC 31 • 37 WOMEN AND VIOLENCE DoMESTIC VIOLENCE - WIFE ABUSE, KENYA· More Wife Abusers taken to Court II World Conference on Family Violence II POLAND, Catholic Family life ruled by Mole Violence II CONFERENCE: Eliminating Violence against Women in Muslim Societies, Amman, Jordan II KOREA: legislation against Domestic Violence ZIMBABWE: Women Protest against mole violence II RWANDA: Violence from a Female Perspective II CAMBODIA: Project against Domeslic Violence RAPE RECOGNIZED as Weapon of War· Finally! HUMAN RIGHTS: Advancing the Rights of Women - Commonwealth Secertariat INDONESIA: GAKTPI • Anti Violence against Women Movement 119 (continued) 38 . 39 WOMEN AND MEDIA WOMEN'S PUBLICATIONS, JOURNALS, MAGAZINES, from ASIA II AFRICA II EUROPE /I AMERICA II INTERNAT10NALlisted with Adress and Contents 40 • 46 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: AFRICA AND MIDDLE EAST AFRICA: Girl's School Enrollement down: Gender Gap grows UGANDA: News from KAABONG Women's Group: Education, Employment, Health NIGERIA: Women's Issues and Development Initiatives ~ WOMID II "STATUS of Adolescents and Young Adults' • published by CHESTRAD, Ibadan KENYA, The Legal Status of Women- sad Facts II Gender Policy Media Guidelines II Marriage with KANU leoves Maendeleo Women's Organization destitute COTE D'IVOIRE: Institute for Education of Women in Africa and the Diaspore IRAN: First four Women Judges approved 47 • 54 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: ASIA AND PACIFIC ASIA: Asian Economic Crisis damages Women most of all CHINA: Health Services for Childbearing Women in rural Areas INDONESIA, Worn ens's Solidarity for Human Rights - SOLIDARITAS·PEREMPUAN YABINKAS FOUNDATION for Social Welfare Development NEPAL: legislation to legalize abortion proposed PHILIPPINES: Globalization damages Women ~ from a workshop KOREA: The new Government and the IMF: Women fired and victimized JAPAN: Campus Network on Sexual Harassment started AUSTRALIA, School of Women Artists Network· SWAN. PAKISTAN: Husband shot, Wife imprisoned due to marriage of choice INDIA: Child Marriage widely pracliced in Rajasthan, prohibition not enforced 55 • 58 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: EUROPE EUROPEAN UNION, Equal Opportunities Top Priority II Women in SCIENCE· Women of SCIENCE - Conference ROMANIA: Democracy and Equality between women and men - Conference Report CROATIA: Be Active Be Emancipated. B.A.B.E.· receives Human Rights Award HUNGARY: Segregalion in the Hungarian labor Market 59 • 65 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: AMERICAS UNITED STATES, NOW· National Organization for Women II Feminist MAJORITY Foundation II 150th Anniversary Celebration of First Women's Rights Conventio'n WEDO Memorial Issue on Founder Bella Abzug II SEX HARASSMENT, Supreme Court spells out rules II US Companies to get tougher II Harassment Suit at the Mitsubishi Autoplant setlled for $ 34 Million II DISCRIMINATION, Sexism continues to flourish IICampaign by Working Women for Equal Pay II FUNDING NETWORK organized II TEENAGE PREGNANCY Declining 01 last! IICHILDCARE and other Women1s Issues promoted in Congress 66 • 72 INFORMATION OF INTEREST: INTERNATIONAL WORLD MARCH of Women 2000· Quebec II Second WORLD WOMEN Conferencel World POPULATION Survey II Women's Human Rights Resources Sile II "KNOW· HOWn Conference on the World of Women's Information II Women for Women Projecls: Bosnia, Rwanda II HOMENET· Int. Network for Homebased Workers II WOMEN LIVING UNDER MUSLIM LAWS, Dossier 19 .- FOR OURSELVES, Women Reading the Quran II WIN ROCK International for Agricultural Development II Women', Work UNDERCOUNTED WORLDWIDE IN PRAISE OF PLEASURE 4 Jane DeLynn • Pleasure principles 120 5 Maxine Kumin· PaslUres ojple11ly: a ('OWJ/ryjournal 6 Nan Levinson· Out ofplace: 'he sadpleasures oftravel 7 Jill Nelson· liquid assets: the lure a/water 8 Karen Rosenberg. Language lessons: flirting in Dorlmllnd 8 June Jordan. "On the Pleasures 0/Love" (Poem) 9 Enid Simmer· Cards on the table: (!Ie joys ofplaying poker 10 Alix: Kates Shulman • Pa.~1 intense: wrning memory into memoir 10 Lesley Hazleton· Song ofexperience: celebrating pleasures lost andjound II MEASURES OF PLEASURE: Lisa Alther, Carol Anshaw, Judith Barrington, Mary Kay Blakely, Terry Castle, Diana Hume George, Doris Grumbach, Ursula K. LeGuiR, Nancy Mairs, Grace Paley, Lillian Robinson-and the staffofthe Women's Review-reveal what pleases, and displeases, them 15 Patricia Hampl - 'Vhen Memory Speaks: Re~ections on Autobiography by Jill Ker Conway 16 Adrian Oktenberg - What the Living Do: Poems by Marie Howe; The Lives of the Heart by Jane Hirshfield; Marianne FaUbfull's Cigarette by Gerry Gomez Pearlberg 18 Suzanne Ruta - Split: A Counterculture Childhood by Lisa Michaels 19 Liz Kotz - Marmalade Me by Jill Johnston; Admission Accomplished: The Lesbian Nation Years by Jill Johnston 21 Nina Auerbach - Other Powers: The Age ofSuffrage, Spiritualism, and the Scandalous Victoria Woodhull by Barbara Goldsmith 22 Margaret Russell - Black and Blue by Anna QUindlen; Render Up the Body by Marianne Wesson; the blue place by Nicola Griffith 24 SHORT SUBJECTS: Lisa Shea. The Unc.J:peded Salami by lAurie Gwen Shapiro Marilyn Richardson. Caucasla by Danzy Senna Gail Pool- The Undiscovered Country by SamQJltha Gillison E.M. Broner. Spending, A Utopian Divertimento by Mary Gordon Barbara Croft· The Mermaids Singing by Lisa Carey Diana Postlethwaite - The Archivist by Martha Cooley Karen Propp.· The Farm She Was by Ann Mahin Harriet Malinowilz - Bad SeIls Good: Fiction aDd Essays by Jane DeLynn Ilelen Benedict· Ghost Country by Sara Paretsky Dale M. Bauer - The All-True Travels and Adventures of Lidie Newton by Jane Smiley 29 Nancy Gray· Mary Bults: Scenes from the Life by Nathalie Blondel 31 Valerie Miner - Night Talk by Elizabeth Cox; Charming Dilly by Alice McDermott 32 Sandra Kohler - Two Poems 32 Kathy Phillips -The outside edge: the rise oflhe lesbian mystery 34 Alison Townsend - Esperanza: Poems for Orpheus by Holly Prado; Divine Honors by Hilda Raz; Slow Work Through Sand by Leslie Ullman 36 Barbara Levy· Rita Will: Memoir ofa Lilerary Rabble-Rouser hy Rita MaL' Brown 37 Arlene Voski Avakian - Zabelle by Nancy Kricorian 38 Boyd Zenner - Landscapes of the Heart: A Memoir by Elizabeth Spencer 39 Margaret R. Higonnet - Women's Fiction and the Great War edited by Suzanne Raitl and Trudi Tale 41 Jacqueline Shea Murphy - power by Linda Hogan" 42 Books Received Our Leiters seclion will return next monlh 121 I Catharine R. Stimpson' Suits Me: The Douhle Life of BUIy Tipton by Diane Wood Middlebrook 5 Letters 8 Allison Heisch· Unicorn's Blood and Firedrake's Eye by Patricia Finney 10 Karen Propp' Wanting A Child: Twenty-Two Writers on Their Difficult But Mostly Successful Quests for Parenthond in a High-Tech Age edited by Jill Bialosky and Helen Schulman 11 Lesley A. Rimmel • The Baha and the Comrade: Gender and Polities in Revolutionary Russia by Elizabeth A. Wood; A Revolution ofTheir Own: Voices of Women In Soviet History edited by Barbara Alpern Enge/ and Anastasia Posadskaya-Vanderbeclc, Women's Adivism in Contemporary Russia by Linda Racioppi and Katherine 0 'Sullivan See 13 Helen Yglesias· Out onsak Dinesen: Karen Blixen's Untold Story by Linda Donelson 15 Deborah Solomon Reid· The Improvised Woman' Single Women Reinventing Single Life by Marcelle Clements 16 Martha Nichols' Unafraid of the Dark: A Memoir by Rosemory L. Bray; Wound. of Pa"lon: A Writing Life by bell hooks 18 Marie-Elise Whealwind • Living Chicana Theory edited by Carla Tntjillo 20 Florence Howe • Reversi~g tbe Spell: New & Selected Poems by Eleanor Wilner 22 Margarel Randall· Crossing Borden: An Autobiography by Rigoberta MencM 24 Louise Lamphere· From Out of the Sbadows: MexicBD Women in Twentieth·Century America by Vicki L. Ruiz 25 Kathleen Sheldon' In the Sbadow of Marriage: Gender and Justice in an African Community byAnne MO. Griffiths 25 Nuar Alsadic • Two Poems 27 Ann Braude' Governing the Tongue: The Politi... ofSpeech In Early New England by Jane Kamensky 28 Books Received 31 Index to Volume Fifteen 122 WOMEN'S RIGHTS LAW REpORTER Volume 19, Number 3 CONTENTS Spring 1998 ARTICLES: Who Is the Reasonable Plaintiff and What Does She Mean for the Rest of Us? Feminist Theory and Hostile Work Environment Erin M. Lehane ,...... 229 Law and Sex Status: Implementing the Concept of Sexual Property Susan McCoin ~ ...... 237 SYMPOSIUM: Symposium: A Celebration of Reproductive Rights: Twenty-Five Years of Roe v. Wade Rutgers School of Law-Newark, March 3, 1998...... 247 DIALOGUE: The Imaginary Domain: A Discussion Between Drucilla Cornell and bell hooks...... 261 NOTES: The Amended Federal Rule of Evidence 412 Provides Some Relief to Victims of Harassment Maria- Teresa Garcia...... 267 A Woman's Right to Choose: Wrongful Death Statutes and Abortion Rights-Consistent at Last Julienne Rut Siano 279 CASE COMMENT: Neely v. Feinstein: The Impact of Qualified Immunity on Female Psychiatric Hospital Patients Sizelia Denice Diggs...... 293 TOPICAL SUMMARY: State Assembly Bill 24: An Affront to Women 305 BOOK SUMMARY: Public Heroes. Pril'Ute Felons: Athletes and Crimes Against Women. By Jeff Benedict...... 311 WOMEN'S STUDIES INTERNATIONAL FORUM VOLUME 21 NUMBER 3 1998 123 MAY-JUNE CONTENTS WOMEN, IMPERIALISM AND IDENTITY PENNY TINKLER 217 1I1Iroduclion to special issue: women, imperialism and identity MARGARET BEETHAM 223 The reinvention of the English domestic woman: class and "race" in the 1890s' woman's magazine ALISON TWELlS 235 "Happy English Children": class. ethnicity. and the making of missionary women in the early nineteenth century JUDITH ROWBOTHAM 247 "Hear an Indian Sister's Plea"; reporting the work of 19th century British female missionaries SIOBHAN LAMBERT HURLEY 263 Out of India: the journeys of the Begam of Bhopal. 1901-1930 JULIA BUSH 277 Edwardian ladies and the "race" dimensions of British imperiaJism PENELOPE TUSON 291 Mutiny narratives and the imperial feminine: European women's accounts of the rebellion in India in 1857 GEN DoY 305 More than meets the eye ... representations of black women in mid-19th-century French photography BOOK REVIEWS LYNDA BIRKE 321 Reinvellting the Sexes: The Biomedical COllStmction of Femininity and Masculinity by Marianne van den Wijngaard STEPHANIE MOLLER 322 Gender, Politics and Citizenship in the 1990s edited by Barbara Sullivan and Gillian Whitehouse KIMBERLEY REYNOLDS 322 Waking Sleeping Beauty: Feminist Voices in Children's Novels by Roberta Seelinger Trites CAROLINE POTTER 323 Creati~'ity and the Gendered Politics of Musical Composition by Jill Halstead MELISSA RAINE 324 The First Stone: Some Questi01l5 Abollt Sex and Power, With a New Afrenmrd by the Author by Helen Gamer ANNIE GOLDFlAM 324 DIY Feminism by Kathy Bail ~ARYBETH C. STAlP 325 Sisters in Am's: Catholic NUlls Through Two Millennia by Jo Ann Kay McNamara 327 Biographical Statements Feminist Forum: News, Conference. Reports ANGELA WOOLLACOTT 329 The fragmentary subject; feminist hi.Slory, official records, and 124 self-representation MARY E. BRAYBOY 341 Voices of Indianness: the lived world of Native American women ~fARY Y. MORGAN ALISON ANDREW 355 Women's friendship at work . JANE MONTAGUE ~ SERENA ANDERLINI-D'ONOFRIO 363 Neither "war bride" nor "white widow": the discursive construction of Italian women in America i: CiNDY JENEFSKY 375 Phallic intrusion: girl-girl sex in Penthouse DIANE HELENE MILLER ~ BELINDA CARPENTER 387 The prostitute and the client: challenging the dualisms MARTY GRACE 401 The work of caring for young children: priceless or worthless'] -00 ANNE SEYMOUR 415 Aetiology of the sexual abuse of children: an extended feminist ;~ ... perspective (/) BETH A. FERRI 429 Women with disabilities: missing voices ::> I.:) NOEL GREGG ::> ~I -<: I GILL HAGUE 44\ Interagency work and domestic violence in the UK ....l>- ....::> --~i REVIEW ARTICLE ~~ CHlJNGHEE SARAH SOH 451 Uncovering the truth about the "comfon women" BOOK REVIEWS (I.) CLAIRE DUCHEN 455 Sex Equality Policy in Western Europe by Frances Gardiner (Ij.. ANGELA HUMPHRE~~BROWN 455 Re-EngineenOng Female Friendly Science by Sue Vo Rosser 15 BRONWYN WINTER 456 Lesbian Configurations by Renee C. Hoogland JANET BEER 457 Louisa May Alcott on Race. Sex. and Slavery edited by Sarah !S Elbert SASHA ROBERTS 457 Roman Shakespeare: Warriors. Wounds and Women by Coppelia == Kahn SASHA ROBERTS 457 Engendering a Nation: A Feminist Account of Shakespeare's English Histories by Jean E. Howard and Phyllis Radon NANCY P. KROPF 459 Americans at Midlife: Caught BeMeen Generations by Rosalie G. Genovese DELIA WHITBREAD 459 A House of Her Own- Kay Sage-Solitary Surrealist by Judith D. Suther 461 Biographical Statements Feminist Forum: News, Conference. Reports Women's Studies Journal 125 Volume 14, Number 1 Autumn 1998 5 Editorial 7 An Unstable Achievement: Conflicts in Feminist Collective Organising Jane Vanderpyl 43 Sister Mabel's Private Diary 1907·1910: Sisterhood, Love and Religious Doubt Margaret Tennant 61 Breastfeeding and the Body Politic 'Annette N. Beasley 83 Painted with a Smile: Art and Representation in Art in New Zealand 1928·1940 Judith Collard 107 The Fabric ofTheir Lives: Quilters Negotiating Time and Space AmandaDoyle 131 A Defence for the Battered Woman? Assessing the Adequacy of Legal Defences Available to Battered Women Who Kill Sacha Wallach 144 Conference Notes Book Reviews 145 To Labour with the State: The Fiji Public Service Association, Jacqueline Leckie. Reviewed by Claire Slatter 150 Social Policy in Aotearoa New Zealand: A Critical1ntroduction, Christine Cheyne. Reviewed by Linda Bryder 152 Contemporary Australian Feminism 2, Kate Prichard Hughes (ed). Reviewed by Kate Hunter. 154 Without Issue: New Zealanders Who Choose Not to Have Children, Jan Cameron. Reviewed by Kimberly Abshoff 156 Three Masquerades: Essays on Equality, Work and Hu(man) Rights, Marilyn Waring. Reviewed by Ruth Butterworth. 159 Vaccination Against Pregnancy: Miracle or Menace? Judith Richter. Reviewed by Danielle Moreau. 126 Women's Writing VOLUME 4 NUMBER 3 1997 Special Number Margaret Cavendish, Duchess ofNewcastle, 1623-1673 Guest Editor: EMMA L. E. REES Emma L. E. Rees. Introduction 319 Hero Chalmers. Dismantling the Myth of"Mad Madge": the cultural context ofMargaret Cavendish's authorial self-presentation 323 Elaine Walker. Longing for Ambrosia: Margaret Cavendish and the torment ofa restless mind in Poems, and Fancies (I 653) 341 James Fitzmaurice. Front Malter and the Physical Make-up ofNdJUres Pictures 353 Emma L. E. Rees. He4vens Library and Natures Pictures: Platonic paradigms and trial by genre 369 Claire Jowitt. Imperial Dreams? Margaret Cavendish and the cult ofElizabeth 383 Andrew Hiscock. "Here's no deSign, no plot, nor any ground": the drama ofMargaret Cavendish and the disorderly woman 40I Sarah Hutton. In Dialogue with Thomas Hobbes: Margaret Cavendish's natural philosophy 421 Book Reviews 433 Title-page and Contents, Volume 4 449 127 . Summer 1998 Volume 3, No 4 Lock-em Ups , Penney Kame .4 Women of Kall and WebRlngs 7 Non·Profit Resources: Canada 8 Take a Spin with Splnlfex 9 Pssst •• Know Any Good Women·Related Web Sites? Joan Korenman 10 Finding Data on Women 13 FemiNet Asia 13 A Virtual Conference Sheryl Hamilton 14 ...... womenspace mailing list 17 Trying to Teach Denise 0sted 18 Read These Online 21 Know How Conference 21 Women's Art Online 23 Woman in the Centre ..... Maureen Flynn-Burhoe ...... 24 The Institute for Women's Policy Research 26 Internet Down the Road Alexandra Han 28 Reviews Jo Sutton 30 Madgrrls and Anarchist Feminism 32 Plus News, Tips, and Resources Illustrations Juliet Breese cover, pp 2. 6, 9. 12, 15, 20,22,27,31,34.35, back cover 128 . YALE Jou RNAL OF . LAW AND FEMINISM VOLUME TEN. NUMBER ONE. 1998 Contents Journey Through the Courts: Minors, Abortion, and the Quest for Reproductive Fairness J. Shosbanna Ehrlich 1 Securing the Care ofChildren in Diverse Families: Building on Trends in Guardianship Reform Joyce E. McConnell 29 Nevada Sex Trade: A Gamble for the Workers Nicole Bingham 69 Transracial and International Adoption: Mothers, Hierarchy, Race and Feminist Legal Theory ... Twila L. Perry 101 Cover illustration by Jacqueline Coy Charlesworth. Graphic design by Ann Mackey.