A Lesbian Quarterly

a current listing of contents Volume 5, Number 3 1985

Published by Susan Searing, Women's Studies Librarian-at-Large, University of Wisconsin System 112A Memorial Library 728 State Street Madison, Wisconsin 53706 (608) 263- 5754 a current listing of contents Volume 5, Number 3 1985

Periodical 1 iterature is the cutting edge of women's scholarship, feminist theory, and much of women's culture. Feminist Periodicals: A Current Listing of Contents is publ ished by the Office of the Women's Studies Librarian-at-Large on a quarterly basis with the intent of increasing public awareness of feminist periodicals. It is our hope that Feminist Periodicals will serve several purposes: to keep the reader abreast of current topics in feminist literature; to increase readers' familiarity with a wide spectrum of feminist periodicals; and to provide the requisite bibliographic information should a reader wish to subscribe to a journal or to obtain a particular article at her 1 ibrary or' through interlibrary loan. (Users will need to be aware of the limitations of the new copyright law with regard to photocopying of copyrighted materials . ) Table of contents pages from current issues of major feminist journals are reproduced in each issue of Feminist Periodicals, preceded by a comprehensive annotated listing of all journals we have selected. As publ ication schedules vary enormously, not every periodical will have table of contents pages reproduced in each issue of E. The annotated 1 isting provides the following information on each journal : Year of first publ ication. Frequency of publication. U.S. subscription price(s). Subscription address. Current editor. Editorial address (if different from subscription address). International Standard Serial s Number (ISSN) . Library of Congress (LC) catalog card number. OCLC, Inc. Control Number. Locations where the journal is held in the UW system. Publications in which the journal is indexed. Subject focus/statement of purpose of the journal.

Please note that in the actual text, only the numbers 1 to 12 are used to identify the different categories of information. ii. Our goal is to have represented in FP all English-language feminist periodical s with a substantial national or regional readership, with an emphasis on scholarly journals and small press offering. We do not include publications which, though feminist in philosophy, do not focus solely on women's issues. Nor, with the exception of -Ms., do we include newsstand magazines. We are also forced to omit periodicals which lack a complete table of contents. We encourage feminist serials to build a full table of contents into their regular format to facilitate the indexing feminist literature sorely needs. Interested readers will find more com~leteinformation on feminist I periodicals in Guide to Women's publishing by Polly Joan and Andrea Chesman (Paradise, CA: Dustbooks, 1978) ; The Annotated Guide to Women's Periodicals in the U.S. edited bi-annual ly by Terry Mehlman (5173 Turner Rd., Richmond, IN 47- he Index/Directory of Women's Media publ ished annually by the Women's ~nstitutefor Freedom of the Press (3306 Ross Place. NW, Washinaton,

DC 20008); and in Women's Periodicals and Newspapers: A union iist of ihe ' Holdings of Madison Area Libraries, edited by James P. Danky, compiled by Maureen E. Hady, Barry Christopher Noona, and Neil E. Strache (Boston: G.K. Hall , 1982). Suggestions for improvement of Feminist Periodicals are grateful ly received. We would particularly appreciate assistance from readers in the UW-System with our efforts to keep the holding information complete and up-to-date. Please let us know about new subscriptions, subscriptions we have overlooked, cancel 1ations , or other pertinent information. . A1 ternati ve Cataloging In Pub1 lcation Data Feminist periodical s: a current listing of contents. Madison. WI: Uomen's Studies Librarian-at-Large, University of Wisconsin System.

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Feminist Periodicals (ISSN 0742-7433) is publ ished by Susan E. Searing, Women's Studies Librarian-at-Large for the University of Wisconsin System, ll2A Memorial Library, 728 State Street, Madison, WI 53706. Phone: (608) 263-5754. Compilers: Linda Shul t, Brenda J. Marston. Graphics: Catharina Schimert. Pub- 1 ications of the Office of the Women's Studies Librarian-at-Large are available free of charge to Wisconsin residents. The subscription rate outside Wisconsin is $12.00/year for individuals and women's programs, $24.00/year for institutions. This fee covers a1 1 publ ications of the Office, including Feminist Col- lections, Feminist Periodical's, New Books on Women & Feminism, and bi bl iographies, directories and occasional publ ications produced throughout the year. v iii.

News; analysis; in-depth artlcles; fiction; 1976. poetry; reviews. "Broadsheet Is a radical 2lyear. feminlst inagazlne which consciously strives to $10 (Indlv.). $16 (Inst.). be antl-racist and to Incorporate the vlews of Mount Sal nt Vl ncent Unlverslty. 166 Bedford lndlgenous women. The maln focus Is on New Highway. Hallfax. Nova Scotla. B3H 256. Canada. Zealand women and events. wlth some coverage of Drr. Susan Clark. Margaret Conrad. Donna E. Paclflc concerns and issues facing women and Smyth. feml nlsts everywhere." ISSN 0702-7818. LC cn77-32338. BROGNSTICK OCLC 3409640. 1. 1978. State Hlstorlcal Soclety. 2. Bimonthly. Hlstorlcal Abstracts; herica: Hlstory and 3. $10 (Indlv.),. . $20 (Inst.). Slnale- cooles: Llfe; The A1 ternatlve Press Index; Resources $2.50. for Fa1nlst Research. 4. 3543 18th St.. San Franclsco. CA 94110. "Atlantls Is an Interdlsclpl lnary journal 5. Hlckey Spencer and Polly Taylor. devoted fo crltlcal and creative wrltlng In 10. State Hlstorical Soclety. Engllsh or French on the toplc of women. 11. A1 ternatlve Press Index. Contalns scholarly artlcles. revlew essays. 12. "Broomstick Is a femlnlst poll tlcal journal book revlews. art and poetry." publishing materlal by. for and about men over forty. Our prlorltles are: to portray AURORA clear. posltlve Images of older women; to take 1. 1975. a stand agalnst the denlgratlon of older women; 2. Styear. to offer posltlve alternatlves In our llves. 3. $6: Our goal Is to form a support network among 4. P.O. Box 1624. Madison. HI 53701-1624. older women." 5. Ed1 ted by cmlttee; current cam1 ttee chal r. Jeanne Gomoll. CALYX 7. ISSN 0197-7751. 1. 1976. 8. LC sn80-11853. 2. 31year. 9. OCLC 6113633. 3. $10 (Indlv.), $15 (llb. & Inst.). Slngle 12. klence flctlon and fantasy with a femlnlst coples: $4. orlentatlon. 4. P.O. Box B. Corvallls. OR 97339. 5. brgarl ta Donne1 ly. BELLES LETTRES 7. I SU 0147-1627. 1. 1985-1986. 8. L2 77-649570. 2. Blmonthly. 9. OCLC 3114927. 3. $18 (Indlv.). $22 (forelgn). $30 (Inst.). 10. Madison. 4. P.O. Box 987. Arllngton. VA 22216. 11. kerlcan Humanltles Index. 5. Janet P. Mullrney, Deanna K. Cook. 12. 'Cal x publlshes poetry. prose. art. revlews, 7. ISSN 0884-2957. t*atlons, and photo raphy. and is committed 8. LC sn85-6513. to provldlng a beautlfu? and creatlve journal 9. OCLC 12357950. format In whlch to showcase men artlsts and 12. To explore and celebrate wrl tlng by wen, wrl ters.' pub1 lshed by trade. unlversl ty. and sin11 1 presses In the genres of flctlon. nonflctlon. CAHERA OBSCURA essays. blography. and crl tlcl sm. 1. 1976. 2. Vyear. BLACK MARIA 3. $10.50 (Indlv.). $21 (Inst.). Slngle coples: 1. 1971. $4. Double Issues: $7 (Issue 3/41. $11 (Issue 2. Annual. 8/9/10). 3. $14 (Indlv.). $16 (Inst.). Slngle coples: $4. 4. P.O. Box 25899. Los Angeles. CA 90025. 4. P.O. Box 25187. Chlcago. IL 60625-0187. 5. Camera Obscura Col lectlve: Janet Bergstran. 5. Black Marla Collcctlve. tltzabeth Lyon. Constance Penley. 7. ISSU 0045-2221. 7. ISSU 0270-5346. 8. LC Sc77-1275. 8. LC SC79-4979. 9. OCLC 2786249. 9. OCLC 4818143. LO. Hadlson. 10. bdlson; Mlwaukee. 12. "Black Marla publlshes work by anerglng women 11. Internatlonal Index to Fllm Perlodlcals; The writers that presents men as the complex. Fllm Literature Index; The Arts and Humanltles posl tlve belngs they are." Cltatlon Index; Current ContentsIArts and Human1 tles. BROADSHEET 12. Fllm theory and hlstory; femlnlst theory; 1. 1972. psychoanalytic theory; Harxlst theory; 2. lO/year. photography; vldeo and perfonnance. 3. $39 (alnnall). $31 (surface mall). 4. P.O. Box 5799. Uellesly Street. Auckland. New Zealand. 5. The Broadsheet Collectlve. 7. ISSN 0110-8603. 9. OCLC 6578660. iv.

CANADIAN WOMAN STUDIESILES CAHIERS OE LA FEMME CONDITIONS 1. 1978. 1. 1976. 2. Quarterly. 2. Semi annual . 3. $15 (indiv.). $25 (Canadian inst.), $28 (inst. 3. 3 issues: $9 (indiv. hardship). $15 (indiv.), outside Canada). Single copies: $4. $25 (inst.). Single copies: $6 (indiv.), $9 4. 204 Founders College. York University, 4700 (inst.). Keele St.. Downsview, Ontario M3J 1P3. Canada. 4. P.O. Box 56A. Van Brunt Station. Brooklyn, NY 5. Shelagh Wilkinson. 11215. 7. ISSN 0713-3235. 5. Dorothy Allison. Cheryl Clarke. Nancy Clarke 9. OCLC 8558872. 0tter,- Debbi ~chaubman. 10. State Historical Society. 7. ISSN 0147-8311. 12. "CWS/cf is a bilingual , interdisciplinary, 8. LC 77-641895. mtjournal that brlngs exciting 9. OCLC 3232386. scholarship about women to non-scholars, 10. Madison; State Historical Society; Milwaukee. broadcasts our diverse experiences and bridges 11. A1 ternative Press Index. the gap between Canada's languages and 12. Poetry; short fiction; novel excerpts; drama; cultures. " critical articles; reviews. 'Conditions is a magazine of women's writing with an emphasis on COMMENT: ON CONFERENCES AND RESEARCH ABOUT WOIMEN writing by lesbians.'' 1. 1973. 2. Irregular, generally 3/year. CONNEXIONS: AN INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S QUARTERLY 3. $14, three issues. 1. 1981. 4. RCI Communications, 680 West 11th St., 2. Quarterly. Claremont, CA 91711. 3. $12 (indiv.), $24 (inst. & lib.). Single 5. Jo Hartley. copies: $3.. 10. Kenosha. Milwaukee. 4. 4228 Telegraph Avenue, Oakland. CA 94609. 12. Report on conferences and research about 5. Editorlal collective. wolmen. 9. OCLC8015674. 10. Madison. COMMON LIVESILESBIAN LIVES 11. A1 ternati ve Press Index. 1. 1981. 12. '...the collective product of feminists of 2. Quarterly. diverse nationalities and political 3. $12 (indiv.), $20 (inst.). Single copies: $4. . perspectives committed to contributing to an 4. P.O. Box 1553. Iowa City, IA 52244, international women's movement.' Each issue 5. Edlted collectively. focuses on a specific theme through feature 9. OCLC 8234014. articles, interviews and personal narratives, 10. Madison. often translated from foreign-language 12. History; biography; correspondence; journal publ lcations. entries; fiction; poetry; visual art. Common LlvesILesbian Lives seeks to document t-es FEMINIST STUDIES of ordinary lesbians, and to reflect the 1972. diversity of the lesbian corrrmunity--lesbians of 3/year. color, of age and of youth, fat lesbians, $13.50 (National Women's Studies Association disabled lesbians, poor and work1 ng-class members), $18 (indiv.). $36 (inst.). Single lesbians. CLILL wishes to insure access and coPies: $8 (Indiv.). $16 (inst.). visibility msbians who have never thought hnaging ~ditor,FS; ~eministstudies, c/o before of publ ishing their work. Women's Studies Proaram. Universitv of Maryland, College P;~~.-MD 20742. - CONCERNS: NEWSLETTER OF THE WOMEN'S CAUCUS OF THE Claire G. Moses. MODERN LANGUAGES ISSN 0046-3663. 1. 1971. LC 78-645276; ~C76-192. 2. 3lyear. OCLC 1632609. 3. Sliding scale based on income, write for Eau Claire; Madison; Milwaukee; Plattevll le; details. Stevens Point. 4. Women's Studies, 209 N. Brooks St., Fhdison, WI Alternative Press Index; America: History and 53715. Life; American Historical Association Recently 5. Mary Wyer and Annis Pratt. Pub1 ished Articles; Bulletin Signaletique- 9. OCLC 2259670. sociologie; Historical Abstracts; Modern 10. Mi 1wau kee. Language Association International 12. News of the Modern Language Association; Bi bl iography; The Philosopher's Index; features; bibliographies; job information. Psychological Abstracts; Sociological Abstracts; Women Studies Abstracts. Historical and critical articles; poetry; art; ceports from the women's movement; reviews. FS, Feminist Studies was founded to encourage analytic responses to feminist issues and to open new areas of research, criticism, and speculation. The editors are committed to providing a forum for feminist analysis, debate, and exchange." FEMINARY 3. $18 (indlv.). $50 (inst., surface). $60 (inst., 1. 1969. alrmall). Single coples: $7.75 (lndiv.), 2. 3lyear. $15.75 (lnst.). 3. $12 (lndlv.). $22 (inst.). Slngle copies: $4. 4. 11 Carleton Gardens, Brecknock Road, London N19 Free to women in prisons and mental SAP. England. instltutions. 5. ~dltorialcollective. 4. 3543 18th St., San Francisco. CA 94110. 7. ISSN 0141-7789. 5. Canyon Sam. Tiana Arruda. S.J. Mlranda, Sim 8. LC 80-647745. Kallan. 9. OCLC 6191763. 10. Madison. 10. Madison. 12. Previously a lesbian-feminist journal for the 12. 'To develop the theory of Uomen's Liberation South published in North Carolina, Feminary is and debate the polltlcal perspectives and now produced in San Francisco by four new strategy of the movement. To be a forum of edltors. 'As editors wlth roots In different work in progress and current research and corrmunltles we actlvely sol lclt wrl tings that debates In Momen's Studies.* portray the experiences, viewpolnts. and issues of a dlverslty of lesblan conaaunltles. Ye want FEMINIST TEACHER to facllltate dialogue between women of 1. 1984. different races, classes, cultural upbringi ngs, 2. Quarterly. pol itical , spiritual viewpoi nts , ages and 3. $12 (indlv.. U.S.), $15 (foreign), $20 (lnst.). lifestyles; and by doing so offer a current. 4. 442 Bal lantine. Indiana Universlty, timely perspective on lesbian lives in the Bloomlngton. IN 47405. United States and internationally: 5. Editorial Collective. 7. ISSN 0882-4843. FEMINIST COLLECTIONS: WHEN'S STUDIES LIBRARY 8. LC sn85-1018. RESOURCES IN UISCONSIN 9. OCLC 11660672. 1. 1980. 11. Yolnen Studies Abstracts. 2. Quarterly. 12. Articles, news, resources for feml nist 3. Free to Uisconsin residents. Out-of-state educators, from preschool to graduate school. subscriptions: $12 (lndlv. and women's programs ) . $24 (inst. ) . Fee covers a1 1 FIREYEED publications of the Office of the UU Systm 1. 1978. Uomen's Studies Llbrarlan. Quarter1y. (See p. 11.) Canada: $12 ('indiv.), $18 (lnst.). Add $3 4. 112A Memorial Llbrary. 728 State St.. Madison. outslde Canada. MI 53706. P.O. Box 279, Station B. fironto. Ontario. M5T 5. Susan -Searing and Catherlne Loeb. 2Y2, Canada. 9. OCLC 6467769. Fi reweed col lectlve. 10. Eau Claire; Madison; State Historlcal Society; -7-3857. Stevens Point; Stout; Superior; Uhitewater. LC cn79-30301. 12. Editorials; features; news; biblio raphies; OCLC 4677989. book revieus. Focus on feminist l?brarianship. Madison. pub1 ishing, booksel ling, archiving. Flreweed is a forum for femlnist thought and researching--both in Wisconsin and nationally. aron. Reviw essays strlve to provlde a gulde to the literature on a particular topic. (e.g. FRONTIERS: A JOURNAL OF WOMEN STUDIES sociobiology; women In development; western 1. 1975. women; lesblan studies; black women; feminist 2. 3lyear. science flctlon.) 3. $11 (National Uomen's Studies Association members). $14 (lndlv.). $28 (inst.). Single FUlINIST ISSUES copy prices. 1. 1980. 4. Frontlers, Women Studies Program. Unlversl ty of 2. 2/year. tolorado, Boulder, CO 80309. 3. $15 (indlv.), $25 (inst.). Single copies: ($10 5. Editorial Board. Editor: Kathi George. minimum order) $7.50 (indiv.), $12.50 (Inst.). 7. ISSN 0160-9009. 4. Transactlon Perlodlcal s Consortlum, Dept. 8010. 8. LC ~~78-317. Rutgers University. New Brunswick. NJ 08903. 9. OCLC 2586280. 5. Mary Jo Lakeland and Susan Ellis Uolf. 10. Eau Clalre; Madison; Mllwaukee; Plattevllle; 6. 2948 Hillegass, Berkeley. CA 94705. Stevens Point . 7. Issn 0270-6679. 11. Uolnen Studies Abstracts; herlcan Humanities 10. Madison. Index; Human Resources Abstracts; HI storical 12. A journal of feminist soclal and political Abstracts. theory, wlth emphasls on an International 12. Feature artlcles; book reviews; poetry; black exchange of Ideas. It Includes articles by and white photography; short flctlon. Each Engl ish-language feminists as uell as issue focuses on a theme, e.g.. women's oral translatlons of femlnlst texts by women of hlstory; mothers and daughters; Chicanas; other countries. Natlve American women; women as verbal artlsts; who speaks for the women's movement; lesblan FEMINIST REVIEW hlstory. 'The continuing goal of Frontlers is 1. 1979. to publlsh a journal whlch brldges the gap 2. Slyear. between universlty and cmmunl ty women; to find a balance between academlc and popular vlews on Issues cornon to women: HARVARD WOMEN'S LAW JOURNAL 12. Articles; poetry; fiction; visual art. 1. 1978. Interdisciplinary forum for the creative 2. Annual. accomplishments of men in the fields of 3. $7, $6 (student). 1iterature, music, the visual and performing 4. Publications Center. Harvard Law School. arts; includes color reproductions and a pull- Cambridge. MA 02138. out soundsheet of a musical performance. 5. Karen A. Getman. reading or interview; provides a documentation 6. Articles Editors, Harvard Women's Law Journal , of the ongoing history of women In arts and Harvard Law School. Cambridge. MA 02138. letters. 7. ISSN 0270-1456. 8. LC 80-643769. HERESIES: A FEMINIST PUBLICATION ON ART & POLITICS 9. OCLC 3967304. 1. 1977. 10. Madison. 2. Quarterly. 11. Current Law Index; Index to Legal Periodicals. 3. $15 (indiv.), $24 (inst.). Single copies: $5. 12. "The Haward Women's Law Journal is devoted to 4. P.O. Box 766. Canal Street Station, New York. the development of a feminist Jurisprudence. NY 11013. The main purpose is to provide an in-depth 5. Heresies Collective. exploration of the impact of the law on women 7. ISSN 0146-3411. and of women on the law. Political, economic. 8. LC ~~77-704. historical and sociological perspectives are 9. OCLC 2917688. combined wlth leqal ones to presznt a realistic 10. Lacrosse; Madison; Milwaukee; Platteville; picture of women s legal status. Stevens Point. 11. Alternative Press Index. HEALTHSHARING: A CANADIAN WOMEN'S HEALM QUARTERLY 12. Editorials; short articles; bib1 iographies; 1. 1979. poetry. "Heresies is an idea-oriented journal 2. Quarter1y. devoted to-mi nation of art and politics 3. Canada: $8 (indiv.), $15 (lib. 1 groups). from a feminist perspective." Outside Canada: add $1.50. 4. 101 Niagara St., %200A, Toronto. Ontario. HY PATIA (See WOMEN'S STUDIES INTERNATIONAL FORUM) Canada MSV 1C3. 5. El izabeth Allemang. HYSTERIA 7. ISSN 0226-1510. 1. 1980. 8. LC m80-30707. , 2. Quarterly. 9. OCLC 6295890. 3. Canada: $8 (indiv.), $15 (inst.). Add $2 10. Kadison. outside Canada. Sample copief: $2. 12. Provides a critlcal analysis of mei's health 4. P.O. Box 2481. Station 8, Kitchener, Ontario issues from a feminist perspective.- N2H 6M3, Canada. 5. The Hysteria Collective: Catherine Edwards, HECATE: A WOMEN'S INTERDISCIPLINARY JOURNAL 8eckmMueLyons. Eliza Moore, Kathy 1. 1975. Zl nger. Semi annual . 7. ISSN 0229-5385. $8 (indiv.). $15 (inst.). Single copies: $4 (indiv.). $7.50 (inst.). 8. LC cn81-30633. 9. OCLC 8036553. P.O. Box 99, St. Lucia, Brisbane. Queensland 10. State Historical Society. 4067. Australia. 12. "We try to provide a forum for social and Carole Ferrier. cultural issues of interest to women. We also ISSN 0311-4198. provide publishing space for creative feml nist OCLC 2530248. work fiction, poetry, graphic arts." Hadl son. -- Women Studies Abstracts. IKON Historical and critical articles; creative 1. 1982183. work; graphics; bibliographies; reviews. 2. tiyear. "Hecate- prints material relating to women. We 3. 2 issues $9.50 (indlv.), $15.00 (inst.). are particularly interested in contributions 4. P.O. Box 1355. Stuyvesant Station. New York, NY which employ a feminist, marxist, or other 10009. radical methodology to focus on the position of 5. Susan Sherman. women in relation to patriarchy and capitalism. 12. "IKON is about 'creativity and changei--the inseparability of the creative process and HELICON NINE: THE JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S ARTS AND social change. It is a cultural magazine, a LETTERS pol itlcal magazine, a feminist magazine, which 1. 1979. shows the experiences of third world women, 2. 3/year. lesbians, Jewish and working women. women in 3. $15. Single copies: $7.50 plus postage. all our diversity." 4. Helicon Nine. Inc. P.O. Box 22412, Kansas City, MO 64113. 5. Gloria Vando Hickok. 7. ISSN 0197-3371. 8. LC 80-640627. 9. OCLC 5298604. 10. Madison. vii.

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF UOHEN'S STUDIES 5. Editorial collective. 1. 1978. 10. Madlson. 2. Slyear. 12. "Kalliope devotes Itself to women in the arts 3. $24 (indiv.), $45 (inst.). by publishing thelr work and sharing their 4. Eden Press, P.O. Box 51, St. Albans, VT 05478. ideas and ~pinlons.~Poetry, fictlon, art, 5. Sherrl Clarkson. graphics, essays, Interviews with men artists 6. Eden Press, 4626 St. Catherine St. U., Montreal, Quebec, Canada H3Z 153. and writers. 7. ISSN 0703-8246. LILITH 9. OCLC 9275059. 1. 1976. 10. Eau Claire; Madison; Platteville; Stevens 2. Quarterly. Point; Stout; Uhitewater. 3. $12 (Indiv.), $16 (Inst. and lib.). Single 11. herica: Hlstory and Life; Human Sexuallty Update; Current ContentsISocl a1 & Behavioral 4. copies:Lillth Publications,$3. Inc., 250 West 57th St., Sclences; Social Sclences Cltation Index; Uomen nrk,NY 10019. Studies Abstracts; Cedex-RIC; Pcnerican 5. Susan Ueldman Schneider. Psychological Abstracts; ILA Internatlonal 7. ISSN 0146-2334. Bibl iography; Dl rectory of Periodicals. 8. LC 83-640809; W77-511. 12. Historical , crltical , and feature artlcles; 9. OCLC 2694720. book rev1ews. 10. State Historical Society; Hllwaukee. 11. Index to Jewlsh Periodicals. - ISIS INTERNATIONAL WHEN'S JOURNAL (Fornerly Isis 12. Articles; reviews; poetry; fictlon. "Lllith Is Internatlonal Bulletin) named for the legendary predecessor omho 1. 1984. inslsted on equality with Mam...As Jewlsh 2. Quarter1y. ( ISIS International Women's Journal feminists continue to rediscover and rework appears twice a year, as does its supplement, Jewish practice, the contents of Llllth may Umen in Action.) serve as an evolving Prepared ~abma new 3. 35(indlv. or wonen's group, surface), $20 code of behavior.' (indiv. or women's group, airmail ), $25 (inst., surface), $30 (inst., airmall). LIP 4. Via Santa Maria dell' Anima, 30, 00186 Rome, 1. 1976. Italy. 2. Annually. 5. Editorlal collective. 3. Australian dollars: $7.95 (indlv.), $10 9. OCLC 4286732. (inst.). 10. Platteville; Stout; Suporlor. 4. P.O. BOX 139, Parkville, victoria 3052, 12. ISIS International Women's Journal "glves Australia. Indepth coverage to the issues maen around the 5. Board: Suzanne Davits, Andrea HcLaughlln, Lis world are mrkf ng on: development, health, Stoney, Jeannette Fenelon, Freda Frelberg , Kim . work, violence against women, media, Donaldson, Helen Saniga, Heredith Rogers, cormunlcatlon, methods of organization, models iarolyn Lewens. for actlon and more.... Each issue Is produced 12. Li Is a feminist arts journal dealing with Jointly by Isls Internatlonal and one or aore tdwork of wonen in the areas of film, visual Thlrd World women's groups." Articles; art, theatre, dance, etc: editorlals; conference reports; resource guides. Isis-UICCE ( Yomen's International HIF: A FEMINIST JOURNAL Cross-Cul tural Exchange) Is a sister 1. 1978. organlzatlon located in Geneva, Switzerland. 2. kralannual. Its separate publication, Yoaren's Uorld, 3. $5.50 (Indiv.), $11 (Inst.). Single copies: appears four tlms a year invarytng 6ms: as $3. a newsletter, dossier, or report. 4. 24 Ellerdale Road, London NU3 688, England. 5. Parveen Adms, Beverly Brown, Elizabeth Cowie. JOURNAL OF UOMEN AND RELIGION 8. LC sn82-20378. 1. 1981. 9. OCLC 6036119. 2. Plyear. 10. Madison. 3. Only available with membership, which Includes 12. "A journal devoted to developing a theoretical monthly mall ings and a blbliography of wonen debate on women's polltlcs In relatlon to and re1iglon. Subscrl ptlon and manbership exlstlng soclallst and femlnlst polltlcs." rates: $18 (student), $30 (non-student), $40 Feature articles; book revlews; (inst.). Back Issues avallable for $3.50. 1etterslcomgents. 4. 2465 LeConte Ave., Berkeley, CA 94709. 5. Miirtha Ann Kirk (Spring 1984 only). IANUSHI 7. ISSN 82-20870. 1. 1979. 8. LC 82-20870-5. 2. 81 -month1 y. 9. OCLC 7863169. 3. $18, #(back issues). 12. "Each Journal 's focus dl ffers. We have covered 4. Manushl Olstrlbutors, Pnerlca, c/o Esther areas such as women and power, women and Jantzen, 5008 Erringer Place, Phlladelphia, PA peace. " 19144. 5. kdhu Klshwar. KALLIOPE: A JOURNAL OF UOHEN'S ART 6. C1/202 Lajpat Nagar 1, New Oelhl -110024, 1. 1979. Indla. 2. 3lyear. 11. Alternatlve Press Index. 3. $9 (1 year), $17 (2 years). Single copies: 12. "Hanushl: A Journal About Uomen and Society $3 .SO. focuses on women's life :ituations in India and 4. 3939 Roosevel t Boulevard, Jacksonvll le, FL on struggles for change. 32205. viii. MINERVA: QUARTERLY REPORT ON WOMEN AND THE MILITARY NEW DIRECTIONS FOR WOMEN 1. 1983. 1. 1972. 2. Quarterly. 2. Bimonthl y. 3. $30. Single copies: $7.50. 3. $10 (indiv.), $16 (inst.). 4. 1101 S. Arlington Ridge Road 1210, Arlington, 4. 108 W. Palisade Ave.. Englewood, NJ 07631. VA 22202. 5. Phyllis Kriegel. 5. Linda Grant Oe Pauw. 7. ISSN 0160-1075. 7. ISSN 0736-718X. 8. LC Sn80-52. 8. LC 83-644761; sn83-249. 9. OCLC 3617120. 9. OCLC 9201074. 10. Madison; Stevens Point. 12. News, commentary, book reviews. 'The purpose 12. "Ye are a national feminist ~eriodicalwritten of Minerva is to provide an information center for feminists and committed reaching out to forindividuals and organizations concerned those not yet dedicated to a feminist future." with some aspect of women and the military.. .The editorial policy emphasizes NEW MOON: A JOURNAL OF SCIENCE FICTION AN0 CRITICAL diversity rather than consensus.' FEMINISM 1981. MOTHEROOT JOURNAL: A WOMEN'S REVIEW OF SMALL 2 to 4lyear. PRESSES 4 issues: $10. Single copies: $3. 1. 1979. P.O. Box 2056, Madison. WI 53701. 2. Quarterly. Janice M. Bogstad. 3. $5 (indiv.). singl; copies: $1.25. ISSN 0278-0852. 4. 214 Oewey St., Pittsburgh, PA 15218. LC sfl81-1678. 5. Anne Pride. OCLC 7701699. 8. LC sn82-20180. Madison. 9. OCLC 5280133. "To provide Critical resources on the status of 10. Lacrosse; Madison. feminist theory and women's issues in science 12. Feminist review of women's fiction, poetry, fiction and fantasy genres. To publish and serials from small presses. encourage work of women writers and artists, whenever possible, and to ensure the feminist MOVING OUT: FEMINIST LITERARY 6 ARTS JOURNAL orientation of all work published in the 1. 1971. journal .' 2. Semiannual. 3. $6 (tndiv.), $9 (lib.). Single copies: $3. NEW WOMEN'S TIMES 4. P.O. Box 21249, Detroit, MI 48221. 1. 1975, 5. hyL. Cherry, Ann Hutchinson, Joan Gartland, 2. lllyear. Margaret Kaminskl , Emily Lardner, Deborab 3. $15 (indiv.), $20 (supporting). $30 (inst.). Montwori , Jan Mordenski , Paula Rablnowi tz, NUT is free to prisoners, those incarcerated in Deborah Shields. mental hospitals and those who cannot otherwise 9. OCLC 3428883. afford it. 10. Madison; Milwaukee. 4. 804 Meigs St., Rochester, NY 14620. 12. Features; fiction. 'We publish quality work by 5. Editorial collective. women. Library Journal described our journal 7. ISSN 0161-164X. as one with a 'we1 I-defined aesthetic sense 8. LC sn79-4421; sn78-5963. which considers all facets of women's lives and 9. OCLC 3885912. literature'. ..' 10. Madison; State Historical Society; Milwaukee. 12. National and international news of interest to MS. feminists. Articles, editorials, letters, 1. 1972. reviews. New Women's Tfmes Feminist Review, a 2. Monthly. review of 7iterature and the arts is issued six 3. $14 (indiv.). Single copies: $1.75. times a year as a supplement to New Women's Oept., 123 Garden -Times. 5. Patricia Carbine, Sheree Crute, Joanne Edgar. OFF OUR BACKS Suzanne Braun Levine, Susan HcHenry, Martha 1. 1970. Nelson, Letty Cottin Pogrebin, Gloria Steinem, 2. lllyear. Ruth Sullivan. Ellen Sweet, Mary Thom. 3. $11 (indiv.), $15 (contributing), $20 (inst.). 6. Editors, Ms. Ma azine, 119 Y. 40th St., New Sample issue: $1.50. Two subs.: $20. York, NY RIUIB;P'-- Canadian: U.S.$11. Prisoners: free. 7. 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International and national news; feature articles including regular reporting on work. health, prison, education, and lesbian issues ; reviews; letters; coverage of the women's movement -- conferences, actions, politics, theory. ix.

PLAINSUOMAN 11. Uornen Studies Abstracts; Pmerican History and 1. 1977. Life; Canadian Educational Index; herican 2. Monthly (excluding Feb. and Aug.). Humanities Index; Historical Abstracts; 3. $10 (indiv.), $15 (contributing). Soclologlcal Abstracts. 4. Box 8027, Grand Forks, ND 58202. 12. Abstracts; book reviews; bibliographies; 5. Elizabeth Hmpsten. periodical resource gulde. An 7. ISSN 0148-902X. interdisciplinary, international perlodical of 8. LC ~~78-247. research on women and sex roles. 9. OCLC 3400725. 10. State Historical Soclety. SAGE: A SCHOLARLY JOURNAL ON BLACK UOMEN 12. Plalnswoman publishes articles, essays, 1. 1984. flction, poetry, reviews, graphics for and 2. Bi-annual . about women in the Plains region, focusing 3. $15(indiv.), $25(inst.). especially, but not exclusively, on lives of 4. P.O. Box 42741, Atlanta, 6A 30311-0741. rural women. 5. Patricia Bell Scott and Beverly Guy-Sheftall. 7. ISSN 0741-8639. PSYCHOLOGY OF UOMEN QUARTERLY 12. 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Sciences Citation Index; Current Abstracts on Crlainology and Penology; Chi1 d Contents/Social and Behavioral Sciences; Devel oplent Abstracts and Bibliography; Current Index to Journals in Education (CIJE); Contemporary Sociology; Current Contents; Chicorel Abstracts to Reading and Learning Excerpta Wdica; Family Planning Perspectives; Disabi 1I tles; Chlld Development Abstracts and ~uminSexuality Update; Psychological Biblio raphy; be1oplaent and Uel fare Abstracts; Referatlvnyi Zhurnal; Sage Family (~ndia?;;~uunSexuality Update; Frily Review. Studies Abstracts; Social Sciences Citation 12. The Psychologv of Women Quarter1 Is sponsored Index; Soclologlcal Abstracts; The SIECUS by Division 35 of the Amerlcan Pfychological Report; Studies on Wolnen Abstracts. Assoclatlon. Enpl rlcal studies, critlcal Qplrical research relating to sex roles; book reviews, theoretical artlcles, and invited book rev1ws. reviews an published In the utter1 ... 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11. Alternative Press Index; Directory of Women's 1.- 1981.---. Medl a. 2. Quarterly. 12. Theoretical articles; poetry; drama; fiction; 3. $10 (indiv.). $25 (businesses. schools, inst.). rev1ews. 4. P.O. Box 40664, San Francisco. CA 94140. 5. Sandra Marilyn. Joss Eldredge. SOJOURNER 7. ISSN 0739-344X. 1. 1975. 8. LC sn83-2244. 2. Monthly. 9. OCLC 9726358. 3. $15 (Indiv:), $26 (two yrs.). $25 (inst.). 12. "Tradeswornen Magazine is the only national Single coples: $1. publication about women working in 4. 143 Albany St.. Cambridge. MA 02139. nontradl tional blue-collar jobs. It is written 5. Shane Snowdon. and produced by tradeswomen who know their 7. ISSN 0191-8699. subject first hand. We provide support to a. LC sn79-2799. women currently working in blue-collar jobs and 9. OCLC 4656277. information to women considering entering the 10. Madison. trades .' 12. Feature articles; revie6 of books, film. dance, theater. visual arts, and music; news; TRIVIA: A JOURNAL OF IDEAS poetry, *Our editorial policy is to consider 1. 1982. for publication anything that Is not racist. 2. 3/year. sex1 st, or homephobic in content.., 3. $10 (Indfv.). $16 (inst.). $4.50 (sample copy). 4. P.O. Box 606. N. hherst. MA 01059-. SPARE RIB 5. Lise Well. Anne G. Dellenbaugh. 1. 1972. 6. P.O. Box 606. N. Amherst. MA 01059. 2. Monthly. 7. ISSN 0736-928X. 3. Airmail: $35 (indiv.). $52 (inst.), $23 8. LC 83-641534; sn83-1973. (seamail, indiv.). $36 (seamail, inst.). 9. OCLC 9247235. 4. 27 Clerkenwell Close. London ECl. England. 10. Madison. 5. Editorial collective. 11. Alternative Press Index. 7. ISSN 0306-7971. 12. Radical feminist theory. scholarship, and 9. OCLC ,5237209. reviews 10. Mad1 son; Milwaukee. . 12. Feature articles (e.g.. on politics, labor. TULSA STUDIES IN WOMEN'S LITERATURE history, employment, media); fiction; poetry; 1. 1982. reviews; letters; news. 2. 2lyear. 3. $12 (indiv.), $14 (inst.). $10 (student). $7 THIRD WOMAN (single issue). 1. 1981. 4. The University of Tulsa, Tulsa. OK 74104. 2. 2/year. 5. Shari Benstock. 3. $7 (indiv.), $10 (Inst.). 6. The University of Tulsa. 600 South College. 4. C/O Chicano-Ri queno Studies, BH849. Indiana Tulsa. OK 74104. University. Bloomington, IN 47405. 7. ISSN 0732-7730. 5. Norma Alarcon. 8. LC sn82-3788. 9. OCLC 8342969. 9. OCLC 8426594.

10. Fhdison. -10. - - Madison.- - - - - 12. 'The journal Is a forum for the creative and 12. 'To1 sa Studi es in Wen' s Literature includes critical work of, or on behalf of. Hispanic and articles. reviews, notes and quertes from Third World Women in general .' scholars of every period. includinq those reading in languages other than nil ish and 13TH MOON: A FEMINIST LITERARY MAGAZINE from students of poetry and prose ~n all its 1. 1973. forms, including essays. diaries, belles 2. Semiannual . lettres, and journal ism. While articles need 3. Single copies: $6.50 plus 1.75 postage and not be exclusively concerned with female hand1 ing. writers the focus must be upon women and their 4. 13th Moon, Inc.. Box 309. Cathedral Station. work. * New York. NY 10025. 5. Marilyn Hacker. 7. ISSN 0094-3320. 8. LC 76-647817. xi.

TURN-OF-THE-CENTURY WOMEN WOMEN AND ENVIRONWENTS 1. 1984. 1. 1976. 2. 2/year. 2. 3/year. 3. $10. $6 (slngle Issue). 3. $9 (lndiv.). $15 (inst.). Single coples: $3. 4. Department of Engllsh. Wilson Hall. Univ. of 4. Centre for Urban and Community Studles. Room Virginla. Charlottesvll le. VA 22903. 426, 455 Spadlna Ave.. Unlversfty of Toronto. 5. Margaret D. Stetz. Toronto. Canada M5S 268. 12. The journal Is devoted to furthering the study 5. Judith Kjellberg. of women in the perlod 1880-1920. Artlcles 7. ISSN 0229-4796. deallng wlth soclal . polltlcal . Intellectual 8. LC cn81-30452. hlstory. art. 1I terature and blbl iography. 9. OCLC 7966483. 10. Madlson. WLY JOURNAL 12. Topics: planni ng. architecture. design; houslng 1. 1976. and community development; geography. urban 2. Quarterly. soclology , envi rotmental psychology. energy and 3. $15 (inst. and non-members of Women Library ecology. Workers).$2(sample Issues), $4 (back issues). 4. 2027 Parker St.. Berkeley, CA 94704. UOHEN L HEALTH 5. Carol Starr. 1. 1976. 7. ISSN 0272-1996. 2. Quarterly. 10. bdlson; Stevens Point. 3. $16 (Uatlonal Women's Studies Association 11. Library Literature. members), $30 (indiv.). $84 (inst.). $97 12. Book, film and music reviews; feature artlcles; (lib.). conference reports; news and notes. 4. The Haworth Press, Inc., 28 East 22nd St., New York, MY 10010. WISCONSIN WOMEN' S LAY JOURNAL 5. Sharon Golub, Ph.0. 1. 1985. 6. Sharon 6olub. Dept. of Psycholo y. College of 2. Annual, possibly wlth special topical issues Wew Rochelle. N~MRochelle. NY !0801. a1 so annually. 7. ISSN 0363-0242. 3. $8 (indlv.). $15 (inst.). 8. LC 76-648355. 4. C/O University of Wisconsin Law School. 975 9. OCLC 2337206. Madison; Milwaukee; Platteville; Stevens Point. Bascoa Mall , Madlson, MI 53706. 10. 5. Monlca krphy. David Gordon. Katherlne Held. 11. Abstracts of Health Care Mana ement Studies; Jane Schraff. A1 ternative Prass Index; BI blyographlc Index of Health Education Periodicals (BIHEP) ; 9.. OCLC 12192424. 10. Madlson. Bibliography of the History of Hedicine (a 12. Exploration of legal issues relatlng to women. HISTLINE); Blo-sciences Information Services of Blologlcal Abstracts (BIOSIS); Bullatln WOMAN OF PWER Si naletique; Cumulative Index to Nursing and ~lhedHealth Literature (CINAHL) ; Current 1. 1984. 2. Bi-annually. 1985-86- quarterly. 1987. Contents: Social L Behavioral Sciences; 3. $12 (2 issues). $22 (4 issues). $15 (forelgn. Excerpta hdlca; Faally Resource Database; surface mall). $18 (forelgn. air nail). Slngle Feminist Periodicals; Index Medicus; issue: $8. Psychological Abstracts (L PsycINFO); Public 4. P.O. Box 827. Cambridge. MA 02238. Affairs Infomtlon Service Bulletin (PAIS); 5. Char HcKee. RIC-CERDIC (Re1 f gious L Social Sciences Index) ; 7. ISSN 0743-2356. Soclal Sciences Cl tatlon Index; Social Yclfare.. 8. LC sn84-9796. Social Plannlng/Pollcy 6 Social Development 9. OCLC 10546363. Abstracts; Social Work Research 6 Abstracts; 10. State Historical Society. Sociological Abstracts; Studies on Worncn 12. A magazine of feainism. spirituality. and Abstracts; and Uomen Studles Abstracts. polltics. 12. Feature artlcles; research; blbl iographles; book reviews; news and notes. YOMAN'S ART JOURNAL 1. 1980. WOMEN AND LANGUAGE 2. Semiannual. 1. 1975. 3. $9 (indiv.). $13 (Inst.). 2. 2-3/year. 4. 7008 Sherwood Dr.. Knoxville. TN 37919. 3. $6. 5. Elsa Honig Fine. 4. 244 Lincoln Hall. Univ. of Illlnols. 702 5. 7, ISSN 0270-7993. Wright. Urbana. IL 61801. 8. LC 80-647891; sn80-1207. 5. Cherls Kramrae, Paula Treichler. 9. OCLC 6497852. 7. ISSN 8755-4550. 10. Madison. 12. Women and Language is an interdisclpllnary 11. Art Bl bliographles; RILA; ISI. research newsletter which reports books. 12. Crltlcal artlcles and revlews pertalning to journals. articles and research in progress; women in the vlsual arts. 'We are interested identl fies courses. conferences. and other i in a re-Interpretation of art history from our events relevant to the study of language and new awareness as women...Women8s Art Journal Is gender. and publishes short articles. We include scholarshl p from anthropology, I a vehlcle for the exchange of fdeas and for i honest crlticism.' co~nlcation.linguistics, literature.... xii.

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/ POETRY Olga Broumm 4 Field Poetry Paulann Petenen 9 1 Liskn To Alice Walkcr On a Pocket Radio Nora Mitchell 10 Ursa Major 13 Driving to Florida with a Parrot in fhc Buk 14 The Ghost on Utocorua Anne Young 16 Drowning Barbara Kingsolver 17 Renumbn The Moon Suruioes 20 The Middle Daughfer 22 Your Mother's Eyes Rebecca Gordon 24 La revolution es una chavala de cinco aft05 25 Jalapa-Soldier 's Funeral 26 Nighfs in Siuna Sy Margaret Baldwin 28 Trinify 29 First Lmes 30 Yellou, Tulips 32 Barbed Wire Jana Zvibieman 33 "(When she is 18, of whichever moon)" Jane Glazer 34 Point of No Rehm Kathleen Hart 36 Coming Down fhc Sfairs 37 The Fire in My Father's Chesf ) Antje Katcher 38 To My Husband Carol Gordon 39 Taking Our Anger To Bed 40 Unwed Father's Home 41 Midwives Judith Neeld 42 When They Pull You From My Riocr Goling Judith Somberger 43 Women on Thanksgiuing DieAverill 46 Mwic her Shannon Nelson 47 Latc Summer, Fort Worden Laurel Rust 48 This Room Of The Howe Gad Wronsky 50 Longings, Salt Lakc Cify 51 Ceci N'est Pas un Morceau de Fromage Hilda Johnston 52 Tk Girl at the Mweum Marilyn Hacker 53 The Litfle Robber Girl Considers Some Options Volume 9, Number 1, (Continued) CALYX

ART Patricia Forsberg 54 6mc Home At Once, Thnr ls No Money 55 Thr Annunc&n: Just Send Money 56 Thr visibahbahon:Whnr Should I Put My Suitcase 57 And Will Madam Be Retnming h? Michelle Edwards 58 Sisters 59 War Pkofo 2 Ann Marie Waggenspack 60 Quik Blind About the Fomt 61 No Lonp in has Monica Sjoo 62 Spirit of the Stone 63 Menan-thol'/Ho&d stone 64 hntNm's Well lMZRVIEW Moira Vincenklli 65 InlaPicw with Monica Sjoo PROSE Lisa Shipley 73 Luscaux and the Field Theory of Things Andrea Carlisk 80 hing Thr Wmbi 81 Pkbah Prepares for the Brutherhood 83 Baby Dusks 84 Gdt?@ DW Beulah Bullington 88 Uyhmnesfnt-kcerpbfrom oma Play REVIEWS NON Nimnicht 91 Taking Notict Marilyn Hacker 92 Na)ra#l Birth Toi Derricotte JudithSornberger 94 MothmPnte~ Judith Steinbergh Mary Tallmountain 95 The Woman Who Owned the Shadows Paula Gunn AUen Gail Wronsky 98 The Amazing Dtd Moira Roth (editor) CONTRIBUTOR NOTES 110 6. canadanlescaniersclemmme manstrodoms Vol. 6, No. 2, 1985

- - EDITORIAL EnglishlAnglals lohnnnu St* 2 FranqawFrench Imnne Mpmnda 3 Statement of Editonai Policv and Subrmssuw~GuldelinevZa politique de la kiaction et comment sournettre un texte 4 ARTICLES 'No One Seems to Go to Work An-' Women Redes~gnatmgand Redeslpng the Citv Suzanne MndrPnue 5 La femmes et la saencPGrtion Elisnbeth Vumrbuq 9 A Constant Hope: Women in the Now and Futu~High Tech Age Maqaref Inam U A I'aube de '85, mon futur est deja Li! Ma@ H~re-Uuliebots r) Ethb: Towanls a Fermnist Approach SmShmvvl ZI "La trLr belle utople de Chnshne I'Heureux. icnvame quekw lost! Leclm 24 ReHectiow on Fermnizing TieFnedP Fomn n Where Does the Gender Gap? Or: The Future Influence of Women tn Polities N~IB&k 33 Quand la fine tedudogie et I'art dent I'enchantement lmnrn Marnnda 36 Ettucal Issues in Reproductive Technologc A Femtnist Pexspechve lanice 1. Tart 40 L'kpmuvetternere Mnne In Pahe &yes el Viziune We 46 Ursula K. LeGutn and the Future of Dixourse Bmrd Srlrn,yn 48 Attentions kmmes! Big Brother vous regarde! Marup Oddo 52 Kibbutz Woman: Comrade and Comparuon. But is She a Person? 27reinm ,UcComtuck 55 A Legal Defence of Self-Deknce: Future Guideline to Fighhng Back Sh~mBernlwlk afrd \ill Po~nrmnh- win,^ 63 Oser actualism I'utop~eEsther Rodton - 66 Reshaping the Neighbourhood ot the Future as We Age m Place Cr& R. WMeand SI~ZIIIU.%ckercle 69 W-Respect Developtn~a Fermwt Approach to Moral Ptulo5ophv jlda hlullvtt 74 Pour ou mtre I'utopre: la repons des pmtae;oNstes de la BD utopque Qthrntr SactlrtcICrlwr 77 A Radical Fermrust's New Year's Wsh for 2-35 &~nnrrKrm 80 Mana Iacobs: A Selectmn ot Poems 93 CHRONlQUES Cinema 511neSudtct W At firre In Pulm Reus d Vmnne Racette 85 Cinema Claudia Clausrw 86 Music HrllltIrer Meme5 89 Words ElLn crnphtm 91 BOOK REVIEWS1 EnP;lirh/An&m % UVRES A LIRE Books Recaved I07 FmqalslFrench 1DB Livres rgus 1D FICTION Future Tak or the Vi~onsof Uucken Lttfe Dona E. Snnltlr 16 1984, ce bar ou je ne sw jamas en* Anne Drrndunurd 32 The Queendorn of Moths Gimnnn Pod 38 En mthnre de la wntrnent dwenir Omle In ,qrenade 59 X Fairv Tale for the Year ZOOll Helen kcas 73 The Week-End MUM Elau~rAdnun 82 WETRY:POESIE kourse Rvlnn Pottm 8 Conditimg S11uhnris Yzlrfr 8 (untitled) MnPotter 11 Dusk Rubrn Potter i n EI&e Fern-Elle Nude Dumrui 15 Le Temps Alice Daulnm 15 Des Irae Qmtme Donaid 37 ~nvocahonlam Rum& 37 i "die jeemed to be eupecong G !?~~:riP,:::rr 17 ! ..\...#.,hI-..-. ~k~t- l'cmloFl2 !?&!ZX !%!!z 47 1 Snowwtute. The DNorcee kIaw SMtr 58 I 71re Gift Anne E. Tttrur 58 Unsvrnpathehc Ode to a Wifr-hater Afrnc E. GncI 62 The Coohe Mnn/ Melfi 65 The Bottom Line hlaru .kleltr 65 Xiant Kdnn Pott~~ 68 (unhtled) Rhn Potter 68 (untitled)Sandra DtmpsPv 76 junbtled) Sandra Ocmgsev 76 (unhtled) %frdm C!empsol 92 Nightenlgale Slindm Dc7nptv 92 Later, Mavbe Sandra Drmpsev IY) i COMMONLIVES/LESBIAN LIVES a lesbian quarterly

CONTENTS Number Fif teenlsixteen Summer 1985 Waste Matters, by Jane Tilly Notes to Our Readers Dear Mom, by Cindy Johnson Don't Let This Lesbian Press Stop, by the CULL Collective Love Letter, by Kathian Mot hers Know, by Shay Youngblood Latin Lesbians in Iowa City: An Interview. by Bridget That Way, by Mab Maher Malone Lesbians Over 60, photographs by Elana Freedom Um Ambraso and Nas Ruas de Oicro Preto, Learning The Land, poem by Laurel Rust photographs from the collection of Tatiana Abras Why I Cry, by Nedhera Landers Angel, by Tara Reed Journal Entry. by Windflower This Present Moment, by Anne Lee, edited by Kim Painter voices, by flying thundercloud. r.d.0.c. To Strengthen the Girls, by Marian Franklyn N.H.184, photograph by Morgan Gwenwald The Birthday Party, by Bluebird Three poems by Laurie J. Hoskin One-Woman Orgy, poem by Rose Romano J.P.IPort Jefferson, photograph by Morgan Gwenwald Spring Fever. poem by Leslea Newman Reverb, by Meredith Rose Aunt Polly and her Girlfriend, photograph from the family Even Dykes in Dresses Can Hold Up the World, album of Sunlight photograph of Louise Rafkin Another Dance Step, by Rachel Schneir Poli tic0 da Capo, by Dodici Azpadu I Invite You Into Washington State Women's Four poems by Lisa Palmer Prison, by Veronica VerLyn Culver Separatism: Another Look, by Pia Chamberlain . Two poems by Heather A Question of Jealousy, by Ruth Mountaingrove Ann, photograph by Susan M. Gregg Pat & Barb, cartoons by Dominique Dibbell Roz. by Sandra E. Lundy Sharon. by Jay Fire Eagle the way the balls bounce, by Sapphire Letter to a Lost Friend, by Cheryl Ann Alexander An American Child, by Jean Flegenheimer Three poems by Martha Courtot Out on the Farm: Farmed Out Book Reviews Worst Time, by Catherine A. Massey * The Last Page, by Farfel Popkin Time Flies: I'm Fine, by Louise Rafkin CONDITIONS: 1111 2 a feminist magazine of writing by women with an emphasis on writing by lesbians

DOROTHY ALLISON Whispers JUDITH MCDANIEL Diminishing The Doe Crossing the Bridge Deathdance Etymology is not Destiny The Fog Lebentanz CAROL BARRE'IT A Family Affair MARGOT hiIFFLM My feet have all gone for a walk in the light 150 DONNA BROOK Pink Diapers ANNE RICKERTSEN Opal CHERYL CLARKE iv SAPPHIRE Living As A Lesbian at 35 the last day of winterlfirst day of spring 24 Kittatinny Nothing SYLVLA FOLEY to my father BEVERLY BURCH A Garden LISA GARRIGUES Oasis LUCY JANE BLEDSOE Under Franco Tahoma MELINDA GOODMAN ANDREA FREUD LOEWENSTEIN The Wedding Reception Hungry Like a Wolf w KlMIKO KAHN VALERIE MINER Coalfields Japanese Vase 87 Her Fim Language CHE~IEMORACA \ JOY HANO The Rape Scene, excerpt from "Giving Up The Ghost," War Dog a play in progress 110 Daiker KAREN LEE OSBORNE KRIS HILL I Am Not Always Nice Last Week In Your Room RlMA SHORE TERRI L JEWELL Amerikanka Returning Anymore .The Uxoricide LINDA SMUCKLER Ha'nt The Shower RIVER KARNER VIGDIS STOKKELIEN translated by BARBARA WILSON 1975 A Vietnamese Doll 154 CARMELA LAN2 A SHAY YOUNGBLOOD The Vion 152 in a house of wooden monkeys CONDITIONS: 11/12, (Continued)

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ANDREA WEISS Lusbian as Outlaw: New Fonnr aad Fantasies in Women's Independent Chma

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BARBARA BANKS A- by MicheL Cliff ENID DAME Dumtlon by Jaa Cluusen AMBER HOUlBAUGH ThbPlots by Andm Freud Lacwenstein EVELYNN HAMMONDS SUa(Actskier by Audm Lorde CAROL 0. HERRON Home Gir4 edited by Barban Smith

JOAN NESTLE c Questiamd Legacies A blewof Yours In Smg#e, emsby EIly Bulktn, Minnh Bruce httand Barbara Smith NINA NEWINGTON Out hm Under Sober Dykes and Ow F?ien& edited by Jean Swallow BARBARA SMm Gar- GmnkNCW Writing by Northvat Women of Cdor, editad by Jo Codurn, J.T Stewart and MPyumi Tsutakawa. Many Voices One ChtBlack Feminist Perspccn9ct edited by Vaisrie Amor, Gail Lewis. Amina Mama and Pratibhr Pamu (Frmiaia Review 17).

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ELAINE PARKER (photos) "Mantnulr Cliffs'' (1983) "Staten Ialand-South Beachw(1984) KAREN -0 (etching) Media: Getting to Women 15 Canada: Shorts A pro-choice video and feminist groups under attack 0 Nigeria: Just Because You Are A Woman 16 AoteuodNew Zealand: Patu! Song An interview with Merata Mita, a Maori filmmaker 2 Introduction 18 England: Code of Conscience 3 England: A Working Collective Setting feminist standards for the media A CoUcctive member of Ovrwnn dmcollectives, politics and the 19 International: Dykuments Black Women in the Media Conference Labiian Archiva 5 Bangladesh: Rural Foorage 20 Denmark: Photo Recollection The experienfu of a video collective An innovative approach to as they film a village archiving women's history 6 Ireland: Provocative Vision 22 Lebanon: Beyond Symbols Two Irish feminists. an artist and a Filmmaker Heiny Srour talks about film-maker,di Ireland, feminism and arr rebellion, role models and revolution 8 Zimbabwe: As Africans, As Women The Zimbabwe Publishing House's Series on Women 26 West Germany: Politics in the First Person 10 Mexico: Women's Dial A collecr~vemember of Atnagan Women on the radio sheds light on autonomous polirics and censorship 12 Dominican Republic: Script for Change Comic strips for social change 28 Mali: Video in the Village Training women to use video 14 International: New World Information Order UNESCO's debare: Who canuols the 29 Letters media? 30 Resources: Networking Women's Media FEMINIST R STUDIES . Volume 11, Number 2 Summer 1985 i

Preface 225

Maxine Molyneux Mobilization without Emancipation? 227 Women's Interests, the State, and Revolution in Nicaragua Dana Frank Housewives, Socialists, and the Politics of 255 Food: The 1917 New York Cost-of-Living Protests Elizabeth Kamarck Friendship between Women: The Act of 287 Minnich Feminist Biography (a Review Essay) i Alicia Ostriker Poems 307 "3 Jane Heath Helen Corke and D.H. Lawrence: Sexual 31 7 Identity and Literary Relations Mina Davis Caulfield Sedtyin Human Evolution: What is 343 Watural" in Sex? Adrienne L. Zihlman Gathering Stories for Hunting Human 365 Nature (a Review Essay) Josephine Withers Jody Pinto (an Art Essay) 379 Michelle Fine Unearthing Contradictions: An Essay 391 Inspired by Women and Male Violence (a Commentary) Anne Finger Abortion 409 Notes and Letters 424 Notes on Contributors 430 Publications Received 432 lesbian f&n& magaziw ofpassion, politics €3 hope

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American Thread Poem Cathy Young Czapla Factory Girls Poem Chea ViUanueva Butch Blues Poem Chea ViUanueva Vignerte sbort stoty Amanda Gable Single Mother Poem Sue Silverrnarie Followed prose Beth McDonald If We Could Talk intewiewcdurnn on work Bust of Martha Mitchell P~epOem Minnie Bruce Pmtt Fus chias Poem Ingrid Hughes Women Against Girth Control article on fat oppression Jessica Barshay Nicaragua photo essay Rebecca Gordon Book Reviews:

jonestown by Pat Parker w SJ. Miranda Lavender Coucb by Mmy Hall Jeanne .4dleman Letter from contributor to Lesbian Nuns: Breaking Silence Mary (Mab) Maher Editorial Comment Feminary Editors Abs~enceor Recovery? dialogue Anonymous Things I Never Told You Poem Chea Viueva Killing Lessons short st0 y Baba Cooper Homecoming poem Pam Mac Michael For My Grandmother Poem Julie Novak Painting Her Fingernails Red prase poem Minnie Bruce Pntt women's studies library resources in wisconsin vol. 6. no. 4, summer 1985 TRBCE OF CONTENTS

!&men's Studies: A Recmtmended Core Hbllography -- some ini'd-project impressions. BOOHS TO CHANCE A UIOMAN'S LIH ...... 5 A survey of self-help publishing, by Susan Searing. HmlNlsi VISIONS ...... : ...... 10 Critical viewing: films on mnstruation, by Margot Kennard Larson. mnisr WBUVIING ...... 14 The Wisconsin Uamen's Law Journal, by Cathy Loeb. EDITO~S*NOTE ...... 16 PERIOOICAC NOTES ...... 17 New periodicals on: feminiun at the UU-Madison; African rranen; Sudanese rromen and development; wanen's 11 terature; ucmen's spirituality; Philadelphia women; lesbian ethics; southern rural wcmen; and black women. Special issues on child welfare, and Canadian feminist Ilterary critictan. Ceased publication: New Women's Times.

ITEmS OF NOTE ...... 2o A new program on Wisconsin men judges, and a working paper series in wcmen's studies fran Princeton University. BOOK REVIEUS ...... 2o Lesbian studies: selections fran the past three years, by Joan Ari el. Gender gap, by Kathryn F. Clarenbach. SUPPLEMENT: INDEX TO FEmlNlST COUKRONS VOL.6, 1984-1985 ...... 31 Feminist

Volume 5, Number 1 CONTENTS Spring 1985 I Articles

Barbara Christian No More Buried Lives: The Theme of Lesbianism in Lorde, Naylor, Shange, Walker ...... 3

Sande Zeig The Actor As Activator: Deconsuucting Gender Through Gesture ... 21 Marie-Florine The Writing of History Bruneau As Fiction and Ideology: The Case of Madame Guyon ...... 27 Elizabeth Sheehan Victorian Clitoridectomy: Isaac Baker Bmwn and His Harmless Operative Procedure ...... 39 Eve Hochwald Studying Technological Discrimination: Some Feminist Questions ...... 55 Colerte G~lillaumin The Masculine: - Denotations/Connotations ...... 65 Book Reviews

Junko Wada Krminobu Japanese Women: Constraint and Fullfillment, by Takie Sugiyama Lebra. .... 75

Burbarn Cilristlat! lV3ett and Where 1 Enter, by Paula Giddings ...... 77 Nancy Scheper-Hughes Science and Gender, by Ruth Bleier ...... 80

Noticeboard 1 How do Women Look? The Female Nude in the 3 Work of Suzanne Valadon Rosemary Betterton Refuges for Battered Women: Ideology and 25 Action Jan Pahl Thin is the Feminist Issue Nicky Diamond New Portraits for Old: The use of the Camera 66 in Therapy Rosy Martin and Jo Spence Reviews A FEMINIST QUARTERLY FIREWEED

Theow and Practice Issue 20

Features 87 Visuals Departments What's a Nice 6 Secretary Like You 45 5 Doing in Politics Women of Editorial Up from Under: Like This7 Class Notes on Nicaragua Women's Writing Nellie Wong Deborah Bamdt 136 - Cy-Thea Sapd 93 Letters to the Collective 14 Through Her Eyes Reviews Emergence and Margaret Fulford Development of 34 Women's Organi- "Less Than satiuns in lndia Interviews Words Can Say": 138 Neera Desai Brownmiller on 69 femininity Acknowledgements 37 Interview with P.K. Murphy Poetry Grenada: Lucia Hamutenya 138 A Women's Toronto Committee 79 Contributors' Notes Revolution for the Liberation Six Poems Deferred of Southern Africa Mary Moran 140 .d Nan Peacocke Announcements 103 55 Interviews with Fiction Marxist-Feminism Pat Murphy and and Third hnrld Shi Xiaohua Liberation Laura Coramai and Cecilia Green Margaret Fulford

73 Bibliography on Women in Southern Africa

flmweed n : a hardy perennial so called blueit is the fiist growth to reappear in fie- scarred areas; a troublesome weed which spreads like wild- fie invading clearings. bomb sites. waste land and other dis- turbed areas. FRONTIERS a journal of women studies

VOLUME VIII, NUMHEa 2,1985 SPECIAL ISSUE: WOMEN AND PEACE Letter to Our Readers ...... iv WOMEN AND PEACE One Woman's Way to Peace: The Development of Vera Brittain's Pacifism Muriel Meflown ...... 1 hty A. E. Offutt...... 7 Peace Activism and the Power of the Small Mary Hey ...... 14 'Avo Drawings Margarethe Henele ...... 17 The Woman's Peace Party and the Moral Basis of Women's Pacifism Linda Schott ...... 18 Reports from Women's Peace Camps at Gmnham Common, Seneca, and Pugct Sound ...... 25 Greenham: A Concrete Reality Anne Sefler with Photographs by Lynn Wilson ...... 26 Report from Seneca Cynthia Costeflo and Amy Dm Stanley with Photographs by Nancy A. Clover...... 32 The Puget Sound Women's Peace Camp: Education as an Alternative Strategy Jan Buehler ...... 40 Pictures for 10 Million Women Ann Snitow ...... 45 Phantoms Patrice Pritzl ...... 50 Letter to Steve Too Late Sibyl James ...... 52 The Women's Peace Movement in Britain Celia McDonagh ...... 53 Women and the Peace Movement in the Federal Republic of Germany Beate Fieseler and UIrike Ladwig ...... 59 Toward a Feminist Analysis of Defense Spending Sheila Tobias ...... 65 Conscience at Work Susan Gerrard ...... 69

Reweaving the Web of Lifer Feminism and Nonviolence Reviewed by Kitty Mika ...... 71

IN BRIEF ...... 73 0

A CANADIAN WOMEN'S HEALTH QUARTERLY

Volume VI. Number 3. June. 1985.

Inside Healthsharing . FEATURES OUR READERS WRITE

Candidiasis ...... 9 MY story, Our story ...... 23 Beginning to understand a new disease complex The All Pervasive Ache by May Louise Adams by Linda Lounsberry Breast Milk: An Untold Story...... 13 Letters ...... 26 The chemical hazards of breastfeeding by Jeanne Jabanoski ETCETERA -- Taking Action ...... 18 An interview with Saskia Post by Ruth St. Amand Collective Notes ...... 3

B~~,,~~~~l~ Bias in Occupational Health .... 20 Healthwise ...... 8 Radiation within the food industry Stan Gray speaks about issues confronting the by Elspeth O'Regan Hamilton by Debbie FieM Reviews ...... 24 NEWS Courtney Women's Self-Help Educational Kit Stepping Out of Line

Update ...... 4 Resources ...... 28 A feminist magazine by women in Ki tchener- Wa terloo

Volume 111, No. 4 May 1985 Table of Contents Features Drawings by Eadiea Fleming ...... 4 The Social Significance of Harlequin Romances an excerpt from Love's Sweet Return: The Harlequin Story by Margaret Ann Jensen ...... 9 Through Her Eyes part of a series on feminism and film by Randi Spires...... 14 Rebekah's Song by moe ...... 20 Fiction 6 Poetry "Multi-Being" by Alice-Anne Emers...... 3 An Honest Woman Fiction by Inge Moore ...... 5 "You will be like the old lady" by Clara Vaiverde ...... 8 "It was a near thing" by Diane Dawber ...... 18 "Grandmother" by Julie McNeill ...... 19 "Class of 'W' by Marie CIark ...... :...... 19 "Whistling" by Clare Devlin ...... 19 Regzrlar Columns Letters to heCollective ...... 2 Community Resources ...... 22 Reviews...... 25 She's Just Being Hysterical! ...... 28 New Resources ...... Inside Back Cover SPECIAL DOUBLEISSUE rm Lilith

SPECIAL SECIION: 35 24a New Writing by Jewish Women Yosepha JewishWomen on the Way Up FIc77ON by Nora Gold A sumof attitudes, srwctltioruand life ex- Parental favoritism, sibling rivalry and pen&, as we tq to fkd out if (and how) our 9 mge--the stuff of Biblical legends-in a work lives differ from those of other women. Of Chilblains farm family in modem Israel. and Rotten Rutabagas 47 by MavA'- 40 lbrah as the Matrix for Feminism A chapter from a novel-in-progress set main- The Messenger by Cynthia OSck ly during World War El, by the author of SmU by Myra Sklarnu An entirely new way to see the links between Chanp. Bmldrd Lim and Vi. 'AU Jem are repomable for one anchef-but fe-m and Judaum: urn's Bim (plat- how do we define the boundaries between form) section. 13 responsibility and gudt? . Malka, the Fat Girl by sand; Wisenberg A shtetl girl's struggle to find self-worth in a family and a tradition that both reject her. 16 17 Coming Back to Middlebury Deeds of Love and Rage by Lyn Lifshin by Marsha Lee Berkman In the fallout from the parents' mptured mar- 21 riage, a mother and daughter preparing for Cherries from the War Shabbat discover that them relationshrp too by Sharon Neemani has been altered. Rivkah the Whore, The Spring After 22 by Yael Mesinai The Miracle of Dora Wakin's Art 2 From the Editors by Norma Rosrn Unexpected consequences when a matunng 3 Lines of Communications artist turns from unidto Jemsh themes. kftersfmm ULITH renders world-wzde Mother Tongue 28 by haKIPpfisz 5 Kol Ishah The Free Thinkers News about Jewish women's arh'vrties. by kyle Silbert 39 The amatw mamage-brokers don't know that Bas Mitzvah 42 Tsena Rena they're up agamst when they plot a match for by Suzanne Bernhardt Resou- for Jmhwarm Ida. 21. QUARTERLY REPORT ON MINERVA +WOMEN AiiD THE MILITARY

Volume III, Number 2; Summer 1985

DACOWITS HOLDS SPRING MEETING...... l EXHIBIT OF WOMEN IN WORLD WAR I by LCDR Nonna Cheatham, USN (Ret.) POSTERS TO TOUR...... *U CASSANDRA INVITES MILITARY NURSES WAC MUSEUM SEEKS COMMUNICATIONS TO JOIN RADICAL FEMINIST NETWORK.....9 ARTIFACTS FOR EXHIBIT...... SO by Linda Bergstroo AIR-FORCE NOW HIRING HISTORIANS.. ...SI TRANSITION COMPLETED FOR RESEARCH REPORTS ON WOMEN MILITARY FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER.....14 IN GOVERNMENT UNIFORMED by Ralph Blanchard SERVICES SOUGHT...... Sl WOMEN VIETNAM VETERANS FORM NETWORKS...... 17 EXPERIENCES OF VIETNAM VETS' by Margaret Gigowski WIVES AND MOTHERS SOUGHT...... SZ RAND STUDY SHOWS JOB TURNOVER NO HIGHER FOR MILITARY WOHEN...... 21 REV1 EWS by Joaette Wingo connn. ED. AND TRANS. THE GOLDEN- WOMEN MARINES FACE TRESSED SOLDIER...... S8 SEXUAL HARASSMENT...... 23 by COL R. R. Stauber, USA (Rat.) by Ann Wrixon HONEY, CREATING ROSIE THE RIVETER: MILITARY WOMEN MOVE FORWARD IN CLASS ENDER AN~PAGANDAG AVIATION, MISSILES, AND SPACE...... Z7 lmEiFWh.~...... 6S .by LtCol Pat Pateman, USAF (Ree.) by D'Ann Campbell VIILI?, FOLLOUItJG THE DRUM: A AIR FORCE nrssILE SILOS - OPENED TO WOMEN...... 29 GLIMPSE OF FRONTIER LIFE...... 68 by Marj Jensen by Joan Biddle BULLIITIII BOARD MARINE CORPS PROMOTES FIRST wonnr TO BRIGADIER...... ^^ TEACHING ABOUT WOMEN AND THE MILITARY...... 74 SOVIET MILITARY TO ACCEPT WOMEN.....34 by Mary Ann Tethault CIVILIAN WOMEN TEST COMBAT GEAR FOR ARXY...*...... 34 ADDRESS TO WASHINGTON STATE FEDERAL WOMENS PROGRAM DIRECTORS...... 94 UNIFORM PROBLEMS NOW by Saralee Mc Goran AFFECT YOXEN ASTRONAUTS...... 35 WOMEN PROXINENT AMONG WOMEN VETERANS OF THE GREAT WAR: LEBANESE SUICIDE BOMBERS...... 36 ORAL HISTORIES...... 103 by Michelle A. Christides NURSES AGAINST MISREPRESEITATION ATTACKS EOME BEFORE MORNING...... 37 MEMORIES OF A WOMAN MARINE (1950-1957): AN ORAL HISTORY...... 128 NOW HONORS WOMEN IN AVIATION.....r.-38 by Margaret L. Moore VA HONORS OUTSTANDING NURSING STAFF REMARKS DELIVERED AT THE ZONTA DURING NATIONAL NURSES WEEK...... 39 INTERNATIONAL AMELIA EARHART BANQUET, S JANUARY 1983...... 138 HEALTH STATUS OF WOMEN IN THE ARMY by LCDR Rosemary Bryant Mariner, USN TO BE STUDIED...... 43 VA REPORT CONTAINS FIRST AVAILABLE CENSUS DATA ON REGULAR FEATURES FEXALE VETERANS...... 46 CONGRESSIONAL BILLS OF INTEREST.....47 LETTER TO THE READER...... iii COMMEMORATIVE STAMP TO EONOR RECENT PUBLICATIONS OF INTEREST....53 WOMEN VETERANS PROPOSED...... 48 LETTERS TO HINERVA...... 160 THE LAST WORD...... 168 mOVING OUT VOLUME 11. NUMBERS 1 & 2

FlCflON The Hand Bell by Ellcw flay High ...... The lde by S. Slaughter Stewan ...... Gemma by Catherine Bristow ......

FEATURES: The Life and Literature of Renakna England: A Shon Chapter on the Female Rogue by Mary lean Nonhcutt ...... Annotated Bibliography of Black Women in Journalism History by GmlAndram ......

POETRY Bell Pond by Jacquelyn Bonomo ...... : ...... Ground Work by At Steele ...... The Diego Rivera Mural by Christina Pacon ...... Lines on Hills by Maria rolpin...... In the Photo Booth by Maria Tolpin ...... Canyon Learning by Kirsten lkcksrm ...... From a Portuguese Diary by Margaret Kaminski ...... Saaed F~itby &bo& Shicldr ...... Idiom by Deborah Shield ...... A Misplaced Salmon by Robin Smith ...... My*Father the Cartoonist Leaves Home by loan Raymund ...... Disintegration Series by Judith McCombs ...... Contra-ccptual by Judith McCombs ...... blue angels by )an Zedas ...... Winter SoWce by &&anLuas ...... Bad to Niagan by Deborah Montwari ...... To the Woman Impatient for Iris by D-h Moncwori ...... For Kathy by BahnConnley ...... Save Me by &&anCormley ...... Deflowered by Jan Mordenski ...... Red Chair in My Heart by Mago LaGattuta ......

ART WORK Cover by Karen Rain Bloom. a watercolor by Michael McMullen ...... Derail. Stela 4. Second View. a photognph by Margaret Kaminski ...... Face & Reverse by Judith McCombs ...... Wood. a photograph by Leah Ellswonh ...... Isolation. a pen and ink drawing by Michael McMullen ......

Contributors' Notes ...... * MAY/1985 VOLUME XIII, No. 11

b MNEY j Har~I~~A#YocrNeed TakingCturge-YuuMayBeoa ToKna~YoaGetSick Thr~~lOckofAU By Emily Card ...-..--- .....-,..-...... 14 Bg Joann Ellison Rodgers .,-....----.-.-.-- ... 57 PWVATL UCE ~olu.Wil~B.Fd, WhrtRhlllIyUndcrm~~. ButFatCanB.FR Hb Dapcndcncy RoMam and Mine By Carol SternhsU ...... ,,,. 66 By Carol Kirschbaum .--.,., ...... 30 NlrrtkuradChritda: ncnm AttlnToptaaIkclrk .Mn.uster ...... By MicheL Kart ...... 70 BY Olga M~ters-.------,.-..., ...... -.. .. 126 ThrPedadM.al:MpMta .!mRlEsFoRfimCHlLDREN AlattutoHdga -wf'-de -.--....-...-"-.---...-.-..-a. By Jaw Brody ...... 74 By Candace Pawg ... 129 Uot~HorrToCope RcrowcaUst: WhamtheHeatbOn Talking About Nudear War ,,..,,,..,....-,,,.- .....-.- 130 By Saaja G-menwood ...... 73 POETRY hitln~rrinr:suibw .Many Yaars Lter* btheDistaaC0 TrroSishnDitco#i... By Julia Ridge ...... 84 By Penelope Scambly Schott ---- ...... -.. 142 THE k COLLEGE FICTION CONTEST ~olaBMuty~. LatCdll,,,,,~,,,,,,,,.. 153 Befam...ARar... adARar . By mw Salt,- ,-....,.,,,.,..-,. .. 90 WMwoncaPatianb TaughtaWIeRlrchiatri.t bm By Tom Nelson ...... 100 In tbs ham ol Sdanc6: bcfdAmlatkr:Ews Who~frotn8bthTedlndoayl Cd ORbwhars Yoan? By Christopher Nomood --..-...-..... 36 By Lindsy Van Gekler ..,,,.,,-.-.---.,-...... 118 The Pammt-Trahing Gaab Qlrir: Your Shynerr QuotiaRt .,,..,,-..,....,,....., 119 f- ~~~" ThrLrtWOrd~~ By Lisa Cnmin Wohl ,...,,,., ...---...... ,.... 40 foodless, adEadkrr Good Health In ...... --....-....,,..,... 46 By Cwscent DTagonwagon ,...-..,--.-,,,-.,.., 158 MW The~olH~Wa: .FhJonaaf.dQldFilnrr Ha& by Mar~orieShuffer -,.,.....,,--,-..,....-.- 62 Plm N and Record Notes ,-..-., ...... 48 Medical Nom by Pam Dicrmond ....,.,-...-...... 64 Ham M D. by Maryann Napoli .....- i..-.iii.. 94 Ano#c Datm by Linda Vilhrosa ..-.-...-....-,.. 98 -FROM ALL OVER Face Care by A&&-Marie Stan ,,...... ,... 104 loin Teeth by Gini Ha?i.z?nark ..,.-,..,...,.-,-..,.. ... 106 . Tunporn by 111 -wAkrt; Karen Berman .,.-.,..,..-,..--,,.. On VicMa Ann- by JoanT8deschi ...... li4 K2z~?!Aksp Ed‘a ...... 23

8 -,a b,?IPECULm(R New Ways To Tackle Toxic Wasta .LEITERS FROM READERS ....,.-....-...... ,...... 6 By Anne Witte Carhnd and ~MarySinclazr .... 135 Cover photograph by Nancy Campbell; makeup by Maria & Schneider; huir by Cordi Cole JUNE/1985 VOLUME XIII, No.12

BACKPACE .HorrTo~rhrrd~ Cover Story 0Vr-w Psrtrctlanirm, "Porn? CornIp4" STAYING IN LOVE And Othar kmeceptionr By Marilyn Machlowitz 98 seuwtsof .-...... l.mlP-fi* From the ~mcvornew book By Fra7LGim KIQSsbrun .-.,.,.--....,..-..118.118118118118..41 A Qui* -&m ,BOOKS TkrtaaySFd Tln~ryof~Rc8dIa~WPI* By Rense Taylor ,-----, -.----- 48 Tln&aminedm WMAboutSd aw.rrmPk By AIezandm Pmney -- -,,.-,--,-., 52 By Carolyn Hsilbrun ,.,.-,,,.--.-.--..-.---. 58 T& of tll. Mlnd By Diana Cob----. -- ...... -..-.-. 60 Departments ~ComingOllt: N.rrbrbi.nNordr ~FfmMREADERs,-,.-..-... 4 By Bonnie Zimmennan ,,-,,--.,..-,..,--.. 65 .TIUVEL & ADVPrmW AGmbB8gofcrwtRe8dr HorrNdToGotoIhari.: By Jennifer Crichton .,....,,.-.--.-.,,.hton...-.I 67 AcautiamqT* RwbofMvhm For AlITmvders w.rrBlrcknetkr, By Carol Tavris .,- - 10 By Sherlep Anne Williams ....,...,....- ".....-...,-...-. 69 TECnNOLosr ,c=w=u- WM Rinbr b RigM for Yoat I By Lindsy VanGeldm --.----- 31 ,flcm MEDIA A TeWmm Call from D.rid Off* Re8ch Wetand A story of obsesim . lntotbeBadroam. Waa surprise ending mutomEuthIrCdngOn By Al* &zzte* .-,-- "154 In Teenage Mh? siowrsFORFREEaillDREN By Samh Crichton ,,-...,..,.-....----...-..- 90 ~~scoad~ To* or kt10See ...... -..-..-.--...... 91 ACYldCol#doTwaprritbM By Lucille cl@m PrmrAlEun .WbrlsyunofFrndnian. -*----* " I Ms. Gazette Whrn hWands ~rkadd;ip? NEws~Au'av~~ By Badam Myerhoff.,,.-.---"--,- %IS A WOnnds Worldvilltq Hd comadmq Test of w11; Wrrhbtmboip: HaToGetrHgUL.W .- CMld Support: Udng the Nmlam ,., 19 ~LtboWhiteHousomd ...... OlihelbiP mAlanoCHAN(r: By LainniuEdrnunds . 88 ( UN World Canfaeno In NdroM: ~~hnf&the~est Couer photograph by Nancy Campbell I By Chariatte Bunch ...... -... ..-..- ...... 79 i

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changing !klwilin 13th Birthday . -, The Surpririnr Boam d womaaIbbhprsn.mr: Special H You Need m Gnployer, Tmnds To Gmw Qn ,-,,-,,-,. 35 Whl,Not~Ona? By Anna Wit& Garlund ,-,,,. 94 Good Nsm: Carboa The Faminkt Frrtum Ha,calKttlteW~d, By Mimi Pond.,96 John NaisW and Patricia Aburdsns Intsrviewed bg Gloticr stsim 6nltsXl By Alexandm Penw -3836 Departments ~ThaG-~hlW,~WW ,lEmt$FHOMRW€RS --. 8 AodWocws'rSblasdSdt Frocn~&bwMiaar ON MY MWD By Gotrlon 42 thi@ hn tba Heart: siuam --- M.nlynFreachRaviam Wanon'r Tb- Tbr~ottheW~Wor(d Entrrtb.utefmyMai- Intsnrisw &Susan Lhmrkin ,. 20 AnExdWbfxcwpthn TheLoAg-AWdtedNewM IZnQTdw~~ =Pkrc: Resistance Fi- By John Irving 47 ll~~Woamn Who Ouhwtd .,- .,- WlQIur~cBk TheIs.rEcawmyot By ROYM Him 26 WomsaW~ -- PARDClFlt? ByhryLB~Y BF~M~T-... Recipe~~Rsrolutks- Inbodudng Yoar Kidr A Persod Trip to TothrSporlrYooLora Th.T*inC#krWhem By KMmMartin ,-99 TibadrAmBom By Mary Kay Blake1 y BACK PACE - -* LthrWOmcds~ shemy Turkk wadr To M~toMe-fmntheW&s ~OIPsoala ~EdjfOCWhOWAdmittsd In a MlaocMp World TMWol#nWereSrmrl,Toa By Lindsy Van Geldsr - -- 82 By HehOecdey Bnnvn .__.118 womrn8adRodc GRotUww8b"ald lntoRulPorrr ,=a= By Pamela Emamit ..,, , 74 Reviews WMbYoaDrwm~? ~RprbrdrPldo 14 A-m- TarHi.dhtD.nkdbLorr By Jacquelins LBOvitt and ~~slors~ Swan Saegsrf .,- - 81 BySwmwFreeman .16 TbrWOMs~W- ,- . Ars WeTe6lbIgnIlua Plonam, Tuc&raHara Orhlbey~dItguS? T*oEvowthFann fmmDmnUndw

By GbhStsim .,., ,..,., ,, --,,-. 84 By Miriczm Sch7tsir ,A- ---I? I AUGqST 1 1985 VOLUME XIV, NO. 21

FOOD & DRINK The Romance and Science of Features Winemakins M& the First Generation of Women Winemakers STAYIMG m FOR LIFE By Barbam Ensrud ...... 58 After 20 Yaan of Running, Greb Waib Keeps Getting Faster ,ONE SI'EP FORWARD By Patti Hagan ...... -...... -...... 28 They've Worked It Out ...... 64 A lOPoint Fhesa Ragam ,LOST WOMM For the Rest of Us What Did You Do in the War, Grandma?'! By Grete Waitz and Gloria Averbuch A Flashback to August, 1945 By Z& Tracy Hardy ...... , ..... UrdnCbad Cars. The Ambivalence, the TradeOfh, ,rrCHNoloev ThePdnics From Chocolate Chipto Miemchi= By Frances Cerra ...... Meet ShirieypMy MyerDiet Coach By Lindsy Van Gelder ...... ,BACK PAGE The Wer Side of the Blanket: A White Woman Finds Her Black Cousin Reading- Bonus aim Oil By Gloria Oden .-...... 86 By Alice Walker ...... 34 n • The Real Tad Allagash By Jay McInerney ...... 38 The cir#tr ,mmlA By Jane Lanzrre ...... ,...... - ...... 44 One llies Guy Who Isn't ldlirn Nuaz: Chariot& Dochr's Story Grossed Out on the kmmc,r's An ezcerptfim the best-seller .-., ...... ,...... -.-...... 48 TopCrcssing Films By Ari Korpiwuzra ...... -...... 71 To W, or Not to See ...... 72 Departments Books in Short ...... ,...... -...... 74 ,Mmn lips on rwpins Ms. Gazette soum Advice fmm People ,NEWS FROM Atl OVER Who "Keep tbe Change" CWrt Recognizes a Womn's By Emily Card .-...... 14 Two Jobs; Rev. Sband ,UVING His Ghoulish Tactics; What I've Learned fmm Mm: "Silent Scream" RcbutW Lcuoas for A Full-Grom Feminist Ten-Mile Banner for Peace...... 19 By Barbam Ehrareich ...... -. .... 24 ,MAKING CHANGE Best-Sellenfmm Crone's Ormy ,wm LigM Cleaning, Down There, and SexWithoutLors By Sham Olds ...... -...... 26 Datans of Other Feminist Ressas By Andrea Fleck Clardy ...... - ...... 65 STORlES FOR FREE CHILDREN , Cover photograph by Deborah Fangold; stykd b!~Fmnze Good Morning, Frannp- Ruck clothes courtesy of the Gap; makacp by Takas Good Nigfrt, Franny for Bruno Le Salon Inset photo of Grete Wazt- by Victor By E?nily Hearn ...... 55 SazlerlMcManus Photo. VOLUME 14, NUIIIBEH 2

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f.ki. I Terrorism: The Ohio Five ...... 5 . . -. specials .., . .... national SM~IRGTHE M~ICAL ,. -.. . PA. Umen Deliver Pies and Their ,YEW AliTI-ABrnTION FI Own Proposed Budget ...... 4 SCRW...... A Trend Back to the Hcme? ...... 6 violence Majority Opposes Violent Porn ...... 7 Yaen Against Pornography Awards iAPS...... i international Slkh Wanen Injured in India...... 8 health news Breast Cancer: Conservative education Treatment Best...... 9 Univwslty Move Against Uanen's Conference Backfires...... 1 reviews lesbian F!UP: A Yeie i 07 Yonen atC Supreme Court Avoids Gay Rl hts.. ..2 ~:sm...... 16 British Customs tonfiscatr Xay Books...... 3 I bbor regulars I Uorkers' Coop Formed...... -3 CHICKEN LADY ...... 16 LETTERS. ...., ...... 19 abortion AOS...... 23 Consent Laws...... -4 I off our backs volume xv number 5 may 1985

specials aC % -.<+ - Public-Private Dfrryt, RdcovcriqP: \ ,? " ~l;an=~*~~&&-.~~~~~~;";5, Black uam's. History " :mt Inzdrc~,&tk Cforia BLzZ, reviews I ~~~he~fraf...-. Lhrti&%Z~e.f:"RilW&&W -- ' -f%urivCtrt>mk* m(us t' "; R6but-~k.isr&iods~irrl~-ted~?:' -, .!bwm'r&Lit&s+N+_., - . Jam Nd'rina? 6 m,b:'::v;~~~~-~ ' .h : barkd Fe~ipa,,....,.,...,,, 28 Rowb4eh,-. ++ ,* t. rr*n +ra*+&- 22~- , - j""% * +- " " aci t-.,*- -. <." %~~.-~w.rm~.r*rrr-r~-Ua. &t*'+&"-z- ': Ea-a8- wcqw by Bizti'? " news - - .f&ight D~eu6 La Usuer.. -23 wfiqutto#: A of Thwe 'Whg4(ca~*.*.;~aJ -, ,\* . '* P~GEYa~ua.. ~hc E&~~o/-~y " ~~~~~'~4wet ~~;&"~y<~~~~*g:*;&$~-z4*; commentary Ob 6afllas I WtchesF Butt 2'imgw an,-- speck... *. .*.*...... *.*.*. *. regulars I?,+'l;- , - Chicken tady... ,...... Zf Letters. -. . .,. ., ...... 29 MS...... 32 APRIL 1985 MAY 1985 VOLUME 8 NUMBER 7 VOLUME 8, NUMBER 8

In this issue RUNNING FREE 3 by Mary Bonemeya In this issue AND NOW SHE. IS SWIMMING TOWARD ME (poem) * STARLINGS AT THE WOMEN'S WEST 4 by Judy Kirkwwd 2 by Julne Coldbeck ---- - RACHEL MY DAUGHTER UPDATE: MAY 1- 5 by Kate Rollis 3 by Susln Armitage SWIMMING AT THE CHIPPEWA FALLS Y (poem) SHOULDER TO SHOULDER: SUFFRACie lW7 by Sallie Blngbam 4 byAudrsg- - -- CHINESE MARRIAGE CUSTOMS ERA 1977 6 byWmgJieandCbenHone bYLIndaC.Hcm~ MONOLOGUE OF A MORMON WOMAN BUSS ED TO

8 , "ONES by Ron Vassie!r by Sheila E. Murphy ANOIE CAHOON: I-, HER FIRST YEAR 10 by-- THE YOUNO SHEIK (poem) 13 byJudg- tT WAS FROM THEM WE LEARNED TO TEACH by Enid Smeall and SPre Fritz& Hanhan RED ZINGER TEA (p-1 8 by Janet MeCarm I CI EDNA TWAMLEY'S LEGACY by MPry Magaret M LOVE THE WiLD SWAN (~tary) THOSE WITH WHOM I HAVE CAST MY LOT by John Solensten by Laurel Kiichli 14 7NU-4 18 PRAIRIE RAMBLER by Emily Rhoeds J&mm by Marilyn J. Taylor JUNVJULY1985 VOLUME 8, NUMBERS 9-10

In this issue HANNAH AND THE OLD BOAR PIG by Marianne Bruesehoff

RUDE AWAKENING 'by Mary Bush - BY WATE~SEDGE . Jy -Virginia Althaus

TRIANGLES by Karen Wills

ETTA'S SIDE OF THE STORY by Lynn Severson

THE LADY, PEASANT by Jeffery Rid1

ZUCCHINI by Patricia Roth Schwartz

- - - THE LEGACY OF MISS EMILY WORTHINGTON 18 by Bernadette Doran - PLEASANT DREAMS 20 by Deborah Shouse

AN INTERVIEW WITH SANDRA BIRDSELL by Patricia Lazarus

POETRY by Kathleen Norris and Ly n Lifshin

PRAIRIE RAMBLER by Emily Johnson Vol. 14, no. 1 rnarch/rnars 1985 WOMEN AND DISABILITY F LES FEMMES HANDICAPEES dtoriala/~toriaux 'If They Codd see it we'd get more Pat Israel help': A woman's experience with dyslexia May Louise Adurns Frances Rooney Beyond the Guilt and denial there's Poerru still a connection: living with genetic JiU Weiss illness issueslquestioq/strath@e~ janinc Fuller Disabled Women Why Not Me? li W& UM di Carb Two Battlefronts: The Women's Letter to my sister: There was only one Movement and the Disabled Consumers'. .place to pee between here and Nelson Movement jonn Mkstrr Churiynn TORVS Front Row Cenhe: The New England Breaking the Links of ties Women's Musical Retreat on Wheels: an Jaunne Doucette Interview with Pat Israel Whose disability is it? A Challenge to Cathym- the rum-disabled But I Don't Know What to say to Her Sheila Nopprr Ogmrizm of the New Enginnd Women's Music Retrcrrt Poverty, Disuimination. and Cdhd Isolation: Disabled Native Women Mirror, Mirror: Self-Image and JmmFmncis Disabled Women Gwynah Fegr~onMatthews Foreign Aid Birth Control Campaigns: The Disability Connection Massage and Women with Disabilities Annc Gaiefski-Guky Chrirti.rrr Sllthdand Coping with Pelvic idammatory Adjusting to Chronic Pain through Disease ='agery MmrmManc Penny WhilLN A View from the Trenches Living with Someone with Chronic Myra Rosmfilld Pain Living at Home LYic hmFnI l* smw PeRonai Refleetions The Disabled Woman as Professional Person A Cirde of Friends: Community krdin Pafricia Faltn Support for Persons with handicaps - a new model Sociai Dimensions of Disability: Fat stntmr Women with MS Susan Russell You Can Say No L#uine Mmtinruk So You Wanna go to the Store: The Women's Bookstore Ramp Single Parenting in a Wheelchair: What Frances Rwney do you do with a sick kid when you can't afford an ambulance and you can't walk? Cuir-et-Chrome Based on an Interview Anne-Mbie Alonzo jiRirm Ridington RFRIDRF, Vol. 14, no. 1, (Continued)

Publishing and Women with 63 .. . All Things Are P&Me Disabilities y-.D"ffy lo GmrpIing I* -* The hue is Ability 64 FmesRooncy Wection de Haikris sut Sktb 68 Iocstync Vilmnror Waction de Haikais sur Ic Printemps 68 Noua, notre 5antC, nos plmvoin k GRAFS wtyne Viftmeum Pocnu 68 julic Mimmrrch pwrig ]in Wriu cmmhvnt book revi.~ya/comptarmdw saollity d Phyaial Disability: 70 PtmonalP mdG.BGlEEZk.n.m&cd. CntirV- kttlrrrih.drnrknoit:tViede 73 Muy M- Nadine hkkauk adtI vndrcyn Kits la Noudhm-Nivmse 74 A Guide to Contmcqtive Choices Michele Dederck et Jane Lagier for Wormn with Disabilities LVndeI)rmy BCdvDCmhc The Accaaiit Homc: Renovating for 74 YotpDiSabkdChild Poem Heather Smll CHibbmrl JobDesaiption: Disabled Woman +na~rrd%ia 75 Mith Foumier AmuGainas SEX ROLES A Journal of Research

Vol. 12. Nos. 5/6 March 1985

CONTENTS

A Cautionary Notc: Parents' Socialization of Boys and Girls Beverly I. Fagot The Effects of Sex-Role Attitudes and Group Compos~tionon Men and Women in Groups 477 Valerie P. Hans and Nancy Eisenberg Masculinity. Femininity. Scif-Esteem. and Subclinical Depression N. T. Fenihcr Working Wiva and Women's Rights: The Connmion Between the Employment Status of Wiva and the Feminist Attitudes of Husbands 501 Tom W. Smith A Cross-Cultural Perspective on Perceplions of Paternalistic Deficiencies in the United Stata: The Myth of the Derelict Daddy 509 Wade C. Mkey

Work Oprbns for Women in Women's Magazines: The Medium and the Message 535 Josephine A. Rugoiero and Louise. C. Weston Cognitive Mechanisms Mediating the Biasing Effccts of Leader Scx on Rating of Leader Behavior 549 Gregory H. Dobbins, CenenIeStuart. Earl C. Pence, and Jarcph A. Sgro Anituda Toward Male and Female Homosexuality and Sex-Role ~trrrotypkin Isradi and American Students 56 1 Anria LieMich adGitza Friedman Spatial Configurations: Erikson Raxamind Barbara E. Budd. Pauline Rarc Clam, and D. Emily Simely Undergnduates' PunishlHdp Judgments: The Effect of Transgressor's and Victim's Sex 579 Mark A. Barnett and Laurn M. King Gender. Masculinity-Femininity. and Emotional Intimacy in Same-Sar Friendship 587 Lkuie Gila William The Relations Bcrwem Sex-Typed Play and Preschoolers' Social Behavior 601 Ellen Camemn. Nancy Ekcnberg. and Kelly Tryon The Rdatiomhip Among Scx Roles, Living Arrangements. and the Division of Household Rcsponsibilities 617 Florence L. Denmark. Idfey S. Show, and Samuel D. Ciali Are Sex-Role Auitudn Useful in Explaining MaleIFemale Differences in Rates of Depression? 627 Dorothy William Kingery Recent Changes in Sex-Role Ideology Among Divorced Men and Women: Some Possible Causes and implications 637 Barbara Fin(qv, chUT1~E. Starnes. and Fourto 8. Alvarez Husbands' Sex-Role Preferences and Contraceptive Inuntions: The Case of the Male Pill 655 William Mursiglio lnfant Sex Differences: Ecological Effects Gail A. Wasserman and Michael Lewis BOOK REVIEWS 677 SEX ROLES A Journai of Research

Vol. 12, Nos. 7/8 April 1985

CONTENTS

Woman and Athlete: Toward Role Consistency Mary J. Hofemk and htricia L. Hanick Rehionship Factors u Pruliaors of Causal Attributions Abolu Sexual Experienca Deborah Fmnk and Anne Maass Daring Jealousy Among College Students Gary L. Horrvn The Effect of First Names on Perceptions of Female Atnaiveness Wayne E. Havdtp and Rar&m A. Spencer Gmda Rder. BioloQal Sa. and Predisposition to Conflict Management hul Yeisma adChmla 7'. Brown Rok Styk of Womrn Poli Off- J& Gafm W& On the Imp- of Being Masculine: Sur Rde. Attribution. and Women's Career Achkvment P. T. P. Wwg, G. Kettlemll. and C. F. Sproule Memory for the Frequency of Sex-Typed Vmur Neutral Bchavim: lmpliafjons for thc Maintenance of Sa Stmocypa ' Christine Hepburn Sex Diffmnm in Dealing with Bureaucracy Gabrid WcimMn Larncd Hdplavvlr Vmus Rcacunce: The Effect of Sex-Role Stereotypy Linh Gamtw, Rtu& Heiscr, and Soro Knigkt Forewarned Is Formed: Potential Between and Within Sex Discrimination M. A. Hirt and W. G. Zikmund Sa Diffanca in Behavioral and Cosnitiw Aspects of Decision Control h~laLind and Helen Cannde The Influence of Sa-Rolc Orientation on Ratings of Perceived Exmion Shirley A. Hahstetler, W. Jack Rejeski, and Deborah L. Bar The Rok of Sa and Family Variables in Burnout Christina MOSbCh and Susan E. Jackson "Snips and Snails and PUPPYDog Tails": Gender of Agent. Rccipimt. and Obsemer as Determinants of Perceptions of Discipline Sharon D. Hwcbcger and Howard Tennm Women's Communication in !Mexican Organizations Betty Ann G. Kmny. Felipr Komnny, and Gilda Sanchez de Rora Fathers' Expeelations and Aspirations for Their Children lHagarer Jean Inrons-Peremon BOOK REVIEWS ERRATUM SIGNS JOURNAL OF WOMEN IN CULTURE AND SOCIETY

Spring 1985, Volume 10, Number 3

415 Editorial Ann TqhAllen 418 Mothers of the New Generation: Adele Schrciber. Helene Stticker, and the Evolution of a German Idea of Motherhood. 1900-1914 Diana M. Pme 439 Toil and Trouble: Women Workers and Unemployment Compensation Jack S. Block,jr. 460 Separate Paths: Suffragisrs and the Women's Temperance Crusade Pdricia]. Higginr 477 Women in the Islamic Republic of Iran: Legal, Sadat and Ideological Changes

Shi* H01kes.s 495 Women's Occupatio~alExperiences in the 1970s: Sociology and Economics Mgra Manc Fmcc 517 Between Two Worlds: German Feminist Approaches to Working-Class Women and Work REVI~ION~/R~~RTS. Howard I. Kdnm 537 Womm and Suicide in Historical Perspective Brenda S. Webe 553 Helene Deuwch: A New Look

Gail Hmhafter 572 Women. the Family adPeaan8 Revoiu~ionin China by Kay Ann Johnson: Tht Uq5nisiud Liberation a/ China Women, 1949-1980 by Phyllis Andors; Phrchy and Socialist Rtuolucion m China by Judith Staccy Judith Van Allen 577 Money. Sex, and Power: Tmrd a Feminist Historical iMa&disrn by Nancy C. M. HarrJodr NaqBms 579 Feminict Frontiers: Rethinking Sex, G&, and Socierp edited by Laurel Richardson and Verta Taylor; Theories of Women? Studies edited by Gloria Bowles and Renate DueiJi-Klein Sitirb Lindenbaum 582 Sepamie Worlds: Shcdies of Putdah in South Asia edited by Hanna Papanek and Gail Minault Ellen Warteih 583 Sex Sfereolyping rn Adzwtising by Alice E. Courtney and Thomas iV. Whippie; Former Fminine: Womnr's Magazines and the Cult of Feminini~by Ma jorie Ferguson SIGNS, Vol. 10, No. 3, (Continued)

JmnL Farlq 585 LVomani Pluct Is ai the T~p~vitcr:Ofirt Work and Office IVontm. 1870-1930 by hlargery W. Davies: Womm of Sled: Fma& Blwe-Cdlar It'orh in the Bait Steel Ind* by Kav Deaux and Joseph C. Ullman: Organizing Wunun Ofice Worh:Dissah$ktion. Cowiowness, and Action by Roberta Goldberg Janice Fanning Atdm 589 The ~~~~~d Revoid: Young AmenmbRcan IVomm 4 the 1970s edited by Frank L hlott; Two Pqchrch: Li/r in Dual Eanur Families edited by Joan rUdous: Unphnned Careers: The Working Lives of Middie-Aged Women edited by Lois Banfill Shaw; Womrn and Work P~N and Perspectitles edited by Rachel Kahn-Hut. Arlene Kaplan Daniels. and Richard Colvard

Viginro Yam-Mcluughlin 394 Comment on the FreemanlMead Controversy Alicia Ostriker 597 Comment on Homanr's "'Her Very Own Howl': Thc .4mbiguiries of Representation in Recent Women's Pion" Karen Nc~nan 60 1 Comment on Heilbrun's Review of The ~Vamn'sPart. Shkspeure's Divisia of - Expnktc. and Man's Estate Carolyn G. Heifbrm 603 Reply to Ktwman Margo Ha 605 Comment on Monteiro's "On Separate Roads: Florence Nightingale and Elizabeth Blackwell" Carol Schra'er Rupprecht 606 International Notes: The Second International Interdisciplinary Congress on Women

VmL. Bufimgh 615 Merchandising the Sanitary Napkin: Lillian Gilbreth's 1927 Survey 628 About the Contributors 632 Notice to Contributors

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VOLUME 10, NUMBER 6 VOLUME 10, NUMBER 7 APRIL 1985 MAY 1985 I FEATURES I &tell8 Dhch Writing to Capitol Hill from Managu-11 I I FEATURES Ruth Hubbani I "There Is No 'Natural' Human Sexuality" 12 Sojourner Reader Suney 7 Judtth Herman Jennifer Abod Sexual Violence and How It Affccts Us 14 The "Cotton Mil Girls" Tell Their Storic~16 Katr Rushin Rlta Ardittl Paale Marshall: Stages In a Writer's Lifu16 Scrutinizing the New Reproductive Teehnologik18 I I 1 -. KhGrrould . DEPARTMENTS I I The Multiple Struggles of Salvadorarr Women20 Karen Lindsey ' Books 34 Martha Collins on The Chosen Place. Thc Tlrnelas Pmpk I I Swan Brormmiiler on Fedinity and Pornography- 24 0 BwhWilson on A Comrade is u Pmiow u n Rice Seedling Monka Raymond Kcum Lindwy on Dath $lrd The Boston Women's Theater Festival 1985 26 (7 Cathy Lnon BIsck Women In Amerian Baads and . I I Orchestma andme Intrmatloaal Sweerhcnrts of Rhythm Julia Perez 0 Molly Lovelock on Angel I I For Mary 29 Calendar- Classified - 38*O/ I DEPARTMENTS Fiction - Ellen Garvey / Prospects l9 Books 35 I (7 Karen Lindwy on Feminhlty . Film & TV_-- 26 O Sally Jordan on The Finishing School 0 WiUy Wilklnson on Small Happinma: Women In Chlna 0 Parricia Rorh Schwurrz on Wlntu Pwage (7 Beth liorning on Marianne & Julinne (7 Kate O'NeiU on Preventing Family Violmce KathiMaio on Code Name: Foxnre Emily Hegany on Signed Wedpad Dclivmd Health &Therapy Dikory 4 Calendar 22 Help Wanted_---- 3'1 Classified 42 Music -- film & TV 34 Nom Janeway on Kay Gnrdna and Mlachkf Mime (7 Susan Shapim on A l'saaagc to Iadla . IWO& Deihl on Conlition Buildlng Through Music Kathi Maio on Dapmtdy Seeking Sum News 1 Health & Therapy Directory 30 Poetry 22 Help Wanted 40 0 Kate Akhild / Cmw, Sap, Egg 0 Jane Barnes / Pasdon at Foriy Music 38 0 Claudta Bwkholts / Sunday Morning (7 ,Warcia Deihl on Blg Promise and Don't Doubl It Lucy Johnson / only you know C Cathy Lee on The Women's Jazz festival 198S and SadVaughnn Theater 30 LamCatanzaro on Lnvmda Hearts News. ------9 0 Monica Raymondon Talking With Poetry _ .- - .-- 33 Katy Baird on The Country Between Us and O Linda Reinfeld / Women's St~~di- A f amily Album O Leah Schweit:m / seif-adjustments, july 1984 Women-Owned Business Directory 39 1 Women-Owned Business Directory 43 SOJOURNERTHE wo~msFoRuM

VOLUME 10, NUMBER 8 VOLUME 10, NUMBER 9 JUNE 1985 JULY 1985

FEATURES I FEATURES I Noncy Couello CJtdoneBuncir Tatyana Marnonova on Sovkt Feminism -. 16 1 Global Feminism: Going Beyond Our Boundnria13 ! Karen Lindtry I I Do Fe'emlnists Reject Technology Too Quickly? .- 18 Madm Kapbn Oral Histories of An Interview with SingeriSongnriter Ferro-18 Llva Linked by Fabric Art -- - - - . . . 20 I

hum Cotanuuo The Rising Phoenix: Showcnse for Women's ALU DEPARTMENTS Books - - . -- - -38 Kothf Maio on '*Be'b lor Rurglmr DEPARTMENTS U Sally Jorhon Cramptoa Hodnet . , Samh F. P&m on The Absence of the Uced Books 34 b Tbck Way of Appesrln~ 0 L.rll.Lawmfe8onLucrthcS.~D.y KmLlndsey on Ubcrty. A Mrrflusband 0 KahiMafo on Row MoUve 0 Nonnn ~larcdnon Cujsts y dgo msts I2 Hwmh Bmdcon Hudehcc Boaor A Muml lor Woms - 0 EUzobeKhMcPhmonPnnk 0 KamFfWb CyruhbScrkaron Womu ia Mdopw~:A R40um Cdde Flciion -- -. -._.. -. _ ------24 & 25 Pamefa Wescoff / Leaving Home - 0 Con& Row / Mosquilo Pail Fdm & TV -- - . -- 35 FMlon 22 0 Mad Wilson on I Be Done Btm Wula OGrrwPCrl.)/~s- 0 Suron Sapfro on Enormow Changes at the Law Minute Kothl Moio on Stra(nlw and Scvmteen ~BW 33 0 Berh Hornimf on Jalcr and Jh I Hdlb& Therapy Directory 32 1 I Hdth & Thenpy DLrcctory ( Help Want- .-23 I Hdp Wanted 36 I New England Women's Tnrd Guide 14 j' Mudc I News -- -. - -- .- . - .- .-. -- 7 1 lUmcia Deihl on Judy Sd . -. . 0 Nom Jonmwy on 5.bis. Nancy Vogl. Poetry -- Ana Red, and LIP&Hlrrhhom 0 Rosorio MomIrs / Old I &vdy J. Smith / The Saturday &lore Easter 0 Loren McCmll/ With Her 33 j Judlth W. Steinhergh / It I Should Be Dying Marfono Romo-Cmono / El hvado 0 barbam ck*n kaw&nann / born om the Uoe i ~hm&Moroga / "ATough Cookie" / CI Miriom Goodman / The Country at Twiiighl Travel Directory Lee Schwmr / isadon I Women-Owned Business Directory 39 1! I Women-Owned Business Directory . .- . 43 / spare;

cover FICTION FEATURES 52 Distant View ofa ,lfinaret by Alifa Rifaat, Egyptian 6 Is an Arab woman only half an Arab man? Why and writer. how does the Arab patriarchy diminish women? REGULARS 8 International sisterhood: what's on the agenda? 20 ,Mozambique after the revolution -a look at some 4 Letters: Spare Rib is accused of anti-lesbianism. ways life hechanged for women. selectivity and blasphemy, and that's just the - 28 Supplying missing images - Lauretta Ngcobo, South beginning. . . . African writer, highlights some of her favourite African 11 Yews: Capturing the ground from Victoria Gillick. women writers. Poiice attack Cruisewatch women, the Bhopal accident; 40 The invisible image -Third World women film makers; replying to racism on TV, plus a new column: 'Did 48 R'omen in Angob - 10 years of nationhood and you know?' struggle. 25 Shortlist: Details of a music festival in Manchesrer, REVIEWS a lesbian history project in Leeds. and some of the celebradons for International LVomen's Day. 33 Vhual Arts: ,~e&Horkons - At last a large 42 Chifieas - CR. Jobs. houses, we have the answers!. exhibition of Black People's art --Amanda Lipman 55 Subs -blind women can read Spare Rib too! talks about some of the women artists involved; Here's how. Women's Art in Wales What's a Nice Girl like you Doing in a pkelike this? -women on the other side of the camera for a change. Books: bvo books which look at women and work - AU Day Every Day and Gender at Work . . . . Theatre: Reviews of Wenzani, Ain't I A Woman and the Cover Girls. Poetry: two poeb hmEI Salvador. now published in translation. Films: Improper Conduct - Cuban exile Timakers Nester Almendros and Orlando Jimines-Leal on homophobia in Cuba, and more. 7V: Victoria Woods as we saw her on t.v. POETRY

54 I hace given up submitting -a poem from a Pakistani ex-prisoner. ~Ltilitantbeauty - a poem from South Africa by Gloria >ftungwa To a Woman Provinceate by Mila Agunlar of the Philippines.

HERSAY ' 31 Racism in feminism -a Black woman spells it out issue 153 april 1985

FEATURES REVIEWS 6 Angels, battlearm .. . or nymphor? beSalvage unravels 34 Books: M did do it; now her fame is di-sected by Di the fabric of myth supw~dingnunes and nursing. Simonds in The Nationd Dish; dissection of another 18 Leaving men -another womaa's story. Kid in Jeannette Mitchell's What is to be Done about 24 Strip searching in Annpgh -pne woman's story. But are - " - Rlness and Health? and a 'spectacular' fitst novel, Out on feminisb unibd in their respoase? the Plain by Frankie Flnn. 26 The 'FundingCdu' and bhck women's lives. Theatre: La Pasionmi - a review of this exciting, new 29 The Sexual Offence BiIl - A feminist law from a right Newcastle production. John - romance, fun in the Life wing woman? of Radclyffe-Hall. Rosegarden -a satire on unemployed 32 Striking New Connectfom: women from South London and working women. Women's &en' Support Group write about how and Wlms: Improper Conduct - a Cuban film about homo- why they have organised as feminists for women in the sexuality. PS4ces in Ule Heart - a wonmu's struggle to mining communities. keep her family together. Dance with a Stranger - a film 50 One in two prpgnancks end in mxmmbge - a statistic on the last woman to be hanged which brings little comfort to women who go through the TV: City Generul reviewed. pain and loss, only to be told it's 'all for the best'. 54 The Pnmn.ow Life ofChristian Watt - the tale of a 19th Century Aberdeen fisherwoman and how it became a play. POETRY 49 My Rlness and Other Animals - by Maria Jasmebska Starving - by Ann Rosriter FICTION 52 Tiger Eye by%ud Sulter . - HERSAY 31 Judy Gahagaa on war films - disguised as peace Fims REGULARS 4 Letten: From women expressing their personal experiences - othen attacking Spare Rib's editorid policy . . . 9 News: A Pacific peace and independence campaigner visits Spare Rib. The minen' strike -what has it meant for women? AIDS - Fleet Street's disease, and much more. . . 21 Shortlist: A roundup of women's events nationwide. 43 Clmifieds: Plenty of contacts, events, semices, jobs . . . 56 Subs: Turn to the back page for something special - .. coming up. . . Older women in North America have been identified as a new consumer market. But what are their real needs? And how do these relate to younger feminists. 2nd tho situaIIn in Britain? Osteoporosis - feeling i: in vour bones Memories of a West Indian childhood Considering the quality of life of all ethnic minority older people - :he Standing Conference of Ethnic iviinoritv Senior Ciziiens Ranism th0d~ki5 on age. ageing atiu nurrisin - rwrr rpa(TPr5 rccpond It's never too late! They say that life beoins'ai fortv but nost of th. irnsgss cf ~!.j?:?.:erne:: c.r;r:;iadic: this. Heie, fhr=e I.*:omsnpro:,e rne rule. Masks - are we visible without them? We think of the elderly as people to ba looited after - our many women, ever, into their eighties, ar? do:ng the ciiric5 for dependen: chJdren, husbands and relatives As women grow older in Africa they acauire prestige and assume power which allow them to enforce their own perceived law The first post Suffragette generation of women, now in their fifties and sixties, look back on the lives of their mothers and grandmothers Who feels it knows it - one woman's exneriences of post-war racism Surrounded by police and without a women's peacecamp, one woman re-lives her exoerience of Molesworth, and :he thougnts of more than twenty years that have brought her there. (~d-s 4 Letters: Miscarriage can rum your sex lifg; IncesiSurvivors funded: and more . . . 10 News: Treason, tr~als and shootings in Sourh Afr~ca: Bhopal disaster affecting women's health; GPs keep women In the dark about cervical cancer; the Budgat keeo~ngus in our place and much more . . . 25 Shortlist: Astro!og~cal oalntlngs, inrernat~onal peace camos, a Scotttsh Decade for LVomen LVeek, and lots more. 44 Classifieds: contacts. accommodat~on,jobs, groups. . .

32 Books: Ex-Guardian Women's Page Editor Mary Stott's Before I Go; Look Me In The Eye, powerful essays on agersm: and other new books by older women. Films: Dance With a Stranger, the story of Ruth Ellis. the last woman to be hanged In 1355, Maldhar, a Pakistani woman krcks at racism and sexrsm: and good news irom film De Femmes. Poetry: New translat~onsof Anna 'Swir', Polish poet of old age and women's liberat~on,who died last year. TV: The Dragon Has One Gender - Carole Harwood explalns why Welsh women were silenced. Theatre: Taming of he Shrew - the women's version; Anywhere to Anywhere - a play about early women pilots;A Question Or No on women and rape. Visual Arts: Black Women's creativity comes alive at the Black Art Gallery; Lives of artists - not wives of artists: art since -1 970 of five contemoorarv feminists. issue 155 june 1985

Regulars 4 Lenm: Why hat~ngmen doesn't add up to loving women; 28 Conflict and compromise. A brtef survey of some nine- the trials of mothers In the women's movement; infertile teenth century women writers and the difficulties they women back abortion rights. . . had to live with. 9 News: Islamic women in politics; Sudanese events; 33 Nineteenth century imperialism and racism. Militarism London's Gay Centre is refused funding; a new report on war part of Victorian glory held in high value. Sustaining danprous drugs being given to pornionan and Labour it has dire consequences. women stage their own elections. 52 Property Rites - a new film on rape in the nineteenth 25 Shortlist: A Yorkshire exhibition of fairy photos, a century and today and how patriarchal laws and practices Scottish women's Spring Fling, research on feminist are p& on generation after generation. humour and more. . . yl Every man a capitalist 'The experience of trying to budget 32 Hermy: Trial by Sisterhood: Can women oMr one on a poverty level income for a fainily means financial another true solidarity and support in the area of perrond pressure not financial power.' Fran Bennett from Child miationships? A reader airs her vi~. Poverty Action Group looks at Go~rnmentattacks on 44 Classified: Full of jobs, accommodation, events, con- our independence. and holidays. 49 Poem from Victorian Tims 50 Fiction: "Summer' by Kate Pullinger. 36 Books: talking with Rosalie Bertell; hun, research scientist 56 Subscriptions - treat a friend to a gift sub at a discount. and anti-nuclear campaigner; Feminist Book Fortnight Features coming up: and Black Women Wrtmm, a welcome book. 6 Victorian Values. 'Neither the government interpretation Film: The Fuhrrs of Emily or the future of Helma of the past, nor the government view of the present bars Saunders' films; Whetherby, a film by David Ham is it much resemblance to reality'. Carole Harwood and Ldev anti-women or about intimacy and responsibili~? McCarthey look at today's 'Victorian Valusr' in the light Music: Evsrydring but ttrc girlr. a new uprtempo sound of yesterday's. from 'Love not money' and 'aiood ~nitiativebut a mixed 18 Infertility under fire. Enoch Powell's proposed to ban bag' of peace songs. experiments on human embryos hatters the hcpes of the Poetry: Jemaka Wan,a disappointing new anthology socially stigmatiwd women for whom science has not vet plus the work of Mila D.Aguilay, Filipino poet and political found an anmwr. Emma explains. prisoner. 1 g Iron Ladios. If you ever thought that women's athletic N:a fan of Widows explains Ahy ;he's hooked, and strength today was unprecedented - think again. Elena preview of feminist programmes throughout June. Bond describes the sheer physical strength of some Theatre: HomeBnds - Black wqen's theatre set in Victorian women weightliften. South Africa and Belfast, Trojan Women, a critique of the 21 Two Women from Two Worlds. Amanda Sebestven tells Westemisation of Japan and A Parry for Bonzo, the new the story of Josephine Butler, working-class rebel and play by Ayshe Raif. Rebecca Jarrett, ex-brothel keeper, who were both active Visual Arts: A look at the lives of five contemporary in Victorian campaigns against the exploitation of feminist artists and Strong Women at the Women's Studio, prostitutes. If Josephine Butler was the founder of radical London. feminism, who was Rebecca Jarren? - ,:.. ::,a?:TRADESWOMEN r . .. &.::. . VOI.$ N@&: - A &-rly l$a@&iire-. foi Women in Blue-CollarWork

Summer Issue

CONTENTS 4 Downward Mobility by Terry Floren 8 Monday: A Short Story by Joss Eldredge 12 Changing Trades 20 Survey: Women In The Trades DEPARTMENTS 1 From the Staff 2 Letters 7 Handy Ma'am by Anne Wakefield 18 Reviews: Women of Steel 28 Legal Update by Chris Redburn and Judith Kurtz 30 Networking Tulsa S& in WdLiterature Volume 4, Number 1 Spring 1985

CONTENTS

From the Editor's Pmpective

Figmentacn. wfas: Dame Alice and the Medieval Literary Depiction of Women by Women Kadwina M. Wh

Women may dixoune. . .as well as men": Spealung and Silent Women in the Plays of Margaret Canndish, Ducbof Newcastle Jacqrcllinc PcrnJOn

Writing a Self: From Aurore Dudevant to George Sand Kdtqn J. Crecelius

Casa Guidi Windows and AmLeigh: The Genesis of Elizabeth Barrerc Browning's Visionary Adtic Dolorrt llomblum

The How of Mirth: Readen Respond Dcborrrh G. knbrn

Funintm and Formalism: Dialectical Sm in Marie GFdinarl's UIICVie pour deux CordynA. Durham

Two of thc Weird Sisters: The Eccentricities of Gemude Stein and WcS Sitwcll swrm haw' REVIEWS Bonnie Kime Scott, A. Hametre Andreadis, Susan Millar Williams, Mary @Toole. DieGriffin Cmv&z Ruch D. Weston. Pamcia N. Klingenberg, Robert J. Nelson, Gordon C. Taylor

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Turning Points: EHa Hepworth Dixon by Margaret D. Stetz 2 "The World's Slow Stain" by Ella Hepworth Dixon 3

The Novels of Margaret Harkness by Eileen Sypher 12

The Club Woman as New Woman: Late ~ineteenth-century Androgynous Images by Sandra D. Harmon 27 . -- @ Notes: Miss Lulu Belt Revived by Katherine A. White 38

Gissing's "Comrade in Arms": New Women, Old Attitudes by Lawless Bean 40

Monica Krawczyk's Polish Pride by Edith Bticksilver 42

Reviews: by Viola Hopkins Winner, Jessica Feldrnan and Mark Sarnuek Lasner

Announcements and Books Received Wisconsin Women's Law Journal

VOL. I Spring 1985

FOREWORD The Honorable Shirley S. Abrahamson 1 ARTICLES

June M. Weisberger Collins v. Eli Lilly & Company: THE DES CAUSATIONPROBLEM AND RISK CONTRIBUTIONTHEORY James C. Burr ARTIFICIALINSEMINATION BY DONOR: PRACTICALAND LEGALISSUES INVOLVEDIN SINGLEMOTHERHOOD Karen A. Morrisey 97 COMMENT

BOOK REVIEW

Donald Yacovone 141 feminism. spintuallt~: atid politlcs

ISSUE Two EnVisioning A Feminist World SUMMER 1985

=VIEWS on "Envisioning A Feminist World' Adele Smith4'uhman ...... 31 Bonnie Thornton DiU ...... 32 Laura N ...... 34 ~ito& ...... 36

ARTICLES Fednbml A Vision of Love. by Char McKee ...... A Grandmother S s. bv Grace Spotted Eagle ...... Mesaae;c To A Gathering,%" v Sonla lohnson ...... The Sacred Hoop. by Dhvan~Ywahoo ...... R--%Green Po 'tics. bv Charlene Sprctnak ...... Dangerous Visions. by Man Ann Beall ...... The Future Is FdeProject. by Annie Chatham and Mary Clare Powell ...... Child Wisdom. by Diane Manechild ...... by htlg ...... y-inlChmlt_Cycle of T .bv Zoe Stewart ...... Transformin8 Anger. bv Rosemary Chnstoph ...... Frbara DmA Runembrance. by ffiren Lindsev ......

FICTION. POETRY Poetry. bv Linda Roach ...... 11 Xf Thay Had Told Us This. by Felice Rhiannon ...... 15 Poetry. bv Heddeh Gras ...... l5 Poetry. by Conn~eGriffin and Noel-Anne Brennan ...... 23 Poetry. bv Nicole dZnucmont ...... 30 I Fear Silence. by Uiwbeth Malloy ...... 38 Poetry. by Shekhinah Mountainwater ...... 39 Poetry. by Terfi L lewell ...... 48 Poetry. by Adriane Savior ...... 49 Poetry. by Cindy ~elffer...... 56 Poetry. by Patnda lames ...... 57 The Hermit, A Fable For The Nuclear Age. by Cris Newport ...... 60 Womnn/%a, by Helen Hongan ...... 96 Poetry. by Dtna McPhetres ...... back cover outside

ARTWORK. PHOTOGRAPHY Amork. bv ludith Anderson ...... Front cover outside .39.57.60. 64 photography. by en carsten ...... 11. M Photogr~hy. by EB ...... 17.41. 71 -rk;%v Deborah Koff-Chapin ...... back cover outside, 15. 23 Photogryhy. bv Marcelina Manm ...... back cover hide A.ork. y Suk Rakusin ...... front cover bide. 48. 49

...... nFP AAT-VEWS COLUMNS: Taking Care With Our Thoughts. bv Dune Manech~ld ...... 65 FbstAstrology. bv Judlth Antonel11 ...... 69 Mywork. bv Marqanra Ascenclo ...... 76 PsychieSpiritud Transformation. by janet Sussman ...... 78 REVIEWS Sister Outsider. rewewed bv Angela Bowen ...... 84 Pure Ldt. rewewed by Linda Roach ...... 85 Then's Deck. reviewed bv Karen Lindsey ...... 86 WOMEN IN cornurn Women's The01 cal Center. bv Cns Newpon ...... 72 ANNOUN~U~S.EVLNTS. NETWORKS. WORKSHOPS/CLASSES ...... 88.89.90.91 NETWORKING CONTACl5 ...... 94. 95 t b Woman's Art Journal

Spring/Summer 1985

Vol. 6 NO. 1 .. One Point Perspective, by Elsa Honig Fine ...... n

PORTRArrS ~dB'claudelWbcovered, by huise R. witherell...... -1 Agnes van den Bossche: Early Netherlandish Painter, by Diane WolRhal ...... 8 Priscilla Longshore Garrett: A Painter of Two Regions, by Kent Ahrens ...... 12

Language / Image / 0bjeci;h Work of iMirella Bentivoglio, by Frances K. Pohl ...... 17 Margaret Bailey Doogan, by Sheldon Reich ...... 23 The Sculpture ofAlice Aycock and Some Observations on Her Work, by Howard Risatti . .28

RMEWS The Woman in Egyptirrn Art, by Steffen Wenig; The ReMiss- Woman, by Hannelore Sacha; Women in Greece d Rome, by Verena Ziling; Woman in Wolumbian Ameriuz, by Ferdinand Anton; Women in the Ancient Near East, by Zlse Siebett; Women in the Middle Ages, by Sibylle Harksen; Woman in Islam, by Wiebke Wdther; Woman of the Bmvquc Age, by Helga MBbius ReviewedbyChristhHavice ...... 39 19th-Centwy Art, by Robert Rosenblum and HW. Janson ReviewedbyAmyM.Fie ...... 4 1 Women's Remns: The Feminist Film Movement, by Jan Rosenberg ReviewedbyErika ...... 45 Tom Vega HoIsHm, by Birgit Rausing Reviewed by Gunnel Westring-Bastin ...... 47

Love Locked OW The Memoirs of Anna Lea Merritt, edited by Galina Gotokhoff; Vanessa Bell, by Franc= Spalding &viewedbySibylJames ...... 49

BooksReceived ...... 51 = :ti-- S&X E P: en,&*Z g3 E *n 0 5 0 .9 ki ed = z .4 flu" o-4 k *or, = .... - Women & Health

Vdumc 10 Number I Spring 1985

CONTENTS

Boston Women's Hdth Book Collmive: Women Older Women. edited by EliW. Markson W Empowering Women I Revicmd by Ckherirv &Lorry. DrPH BorQm &ckwirh Orphan Drugs. by KCM& ADdenon % Magazine vnsus Physitiua: The Influence of Informatson Reviewai by Hcrkn Woijtslm. MS. RPH Sourcc oa Imcmions m Use Orsl Conaacepavea 9 Diaru F. HOlpern. PhD WicPdiciesfbr an Aging Papuhion. dkdby ElizabClh SmtiaL ZNod;mM. PhD W. Markwn and Gretchen R. Batn 97 Rewewed by Jaw Poh.PhD Fed Surgery: The Social Implications of Medi and Surgical Tramof the Unbom Child AlcW and Sadi~:An Aiwtmared Bibfiogmphv Candine L Koujhann. PhD m Alcdrd Use. Ak-akiirrm. and Hwnm SIdBekaviw, Pml R. William. MD by Tinothy O'Fwll and Carolyn WcyW. with Diane Lolpn 99 Eying More and Enjoying it Less: U.S. Rison Diets R&d by Rose ,UananeHuwcll. PhD tor wanm 39 NmvpS ylmr,PhD Ckv Jk.Chr Hcalth: A Women's Gni& to Ocmpan'ond Manha Rurhrrdoe. RN HcoW ad wry.. by The Massaclnucm Cduon tor Jo Kenny Occuptiod 16ny and Health nrd Thc Boston Women's Wlh Book Cdbnive 100 Employmtnr Sw.Employmen chmcurifficz. Rrvimd by iidorio Gddfuuc. .HA and Women's Hedth Jdirl, H. Hibberd. DrPH CWR Popc. PhD BOOKS RECEIVED

Effects of an Edu- lntcmcmioa on the Rrrc of Rcnvrrn Urianry Tract Infections in Selected Rr-Uorol Diagnosis: To Be or Na TO Be. pduccd by the CaadianBroadcvrinpC~ 10s --L4 --L4 hmien. CdHP. EdD &idby hneJ. Angrlini. CNM. Grdc. Hyner, PhD MN BOOK REVIEWS WornDrugs ad ~lcohd.pmduced by John McDonald lh on and J. Gary Mi~chdl 107 9ereotyhg of Wamm: Irr Eff- Mental Health. by edited by Viokt Franks and Lthtr Rothblum 8l RcYimd RomoM Forru~-BmdI~w. Reviewed by Rho& K Unger. PhD RN. BSN

Ihr CImging Risk of Diseuse in Worn: An Epidenwlogic HEALTH & PUBLIC POLICY Appmach. ediud by Ellm Gold 90 Hystmcromy as Social Rocw Raiewed by Jeanne M. StciLMn. PhD Anne S. KPrpcr. MA

Wonmu f &rperie~~eofk. by Shciia Kiainger 62 NEWS & NOTES Rewewed by Rhea L Dornbrcsh. PhD. MPH GUEST REVIEWERS Women & Health

Health Needs of Women as They Age Alzheimer's Diusrc: A Practical, Psychdogkal Approach 53 Lonore S. PD~.EdD, NCPsycA W0mcn & Hdth Symptoms 54 Volume LO. Numbers 23 Four Phases of Alzbeimcr's 54 Etiology 57 Caring for the Patient with Alzheimer:~Disease 58 Reproductive Cancer 63 Wdliom J. Mann. MD,FACOG Contributors Cancer of the Breast Ref- The Challenge of H'omen's Longevity Carcinoma of the Cervix Rita Jac&nmy Freedmmr, PhD Carcinoma of the Endometrium Shnm Gdub, PhD Ovarian Carcinoma Vulvar and Vaginal Malignancia Older Women and Hedth: An Ovemcw General Innovative Therapeutics Myma Lewis. ACSW Hypertuffioa in Women: Regress and UdvedProblem 75 America Is Aglng Lawenee R Krakofi MD Women Arc Living Longer Than Men The Reasons for Gream Fenrale Longeviry Intmiwion The Health Consequences of Female Longev~ry Epidemiologic Considerations Long Term Care for Older Women Causes of Hypsnwion The Financral Consequcnus of Female Longevity Older Women's Exprimce with the Health Care System Education and Research on Older Women's Health Treatment of Hypertension: Differences Between Men condusion and Women 79 Conclusions 82 Wealth Needs and Social Poli Eloise Rnrhbonc-McCuM. PhD Common Eye Prubknu in the older Wlmn 85 Ann M. Bujan. MD Dtmographii of the Aging Female Populvion The Health Implications of Retirement Dry Eyes Limitations of Cumnt Health Care Coverage ciuaract Advocacy Activities Glaucoma Conclus~on Macular Degeneration s-ary Wown and Long Term Nndng Care Osteopomb lhclcy B. MiLler, MS Frederick S. Kaplan. MD Patiem PopuWoa to Be Found in the Long Tenn Care Posuncnopausal and Age-Rclated Osteoporosa 95 Facility Risk Factors in Osteoporosis % The Family D~agmmsof Osteoporosis 103 Thc ThelapcuIic Community Management 1 07 Evaluating a Nursing Home Maintenance of Skeletal Mass 109 Non-InsnNtional Long Term Care Frontiers 112 The Future Rychologlcal As- of Aging in Women Respite Cam: Tempomy Relief for Caregivers Jam Porcino. PhD Jwuu E. Bodrr, PhD The Double Standard of Aging Forms of Respite Care Sexuality Participants in Respite Care Widowhood. Divorce and Loneliness Advanraga and Dlsadvantaga of Home-Based Care Loneliness Practical Considerations Alcoholism and Drug Dependency Policy Issurr Coping WOMEN AND LANGUAGE

Volume WII, Number 3, Spring 1985

Editors: Cheris Kramarae & Paula A. Treichler; Assistant Editor: Pamela Patton; Business Editor: Patricia Wenzel

Communications Media Issue

TABLE OF CONTENTS Women and the Communications Media: Making Feminist Connect~onswith Media Research ...... Lana F. Rnkow Trouble in the Media ...... Recent U.S.Publications and Other Papers ...... Cheris Kramnrae International Publications ...... Lost and Found Voices ...... Forms of Address in China ...... Susanne Ganlhner Conference Notes ...... End Notes ...... Women & Politics

Volume 5 Number 1 Spring 1985

CONTENTS

Introduction 1 Sarah Slavin

Roles, Feminist Attitudes and Older Women 5 Marilyn J. Bell Kathleen M. Schwede

Alternative to the Patriarchy: The Choices, Costs and Consequences 23 Joan I. Roberts

Women in Bangladesh: Changing Roles and Sociopolitical Realities 51 Shaheen F. Dil

Career Convergence: Election of Women and Men to the House of Representatives 19 16- 1975 69 Joatz Hulse 77zornpson

The Impact of the Flyde Amendment on Conpress: Effects of Single Issue Politics on Legislative Dysfunction June 1977-June 1978 91 Szrsa~zJ. Tolchin -- BOOK REVIEW Women and Metz in Socieq, by Charlotte G . O'Kelly 107 Ruviert?ed by Thomas S. Weisnrr Women

Volume 4 Number 1 Spring 1985

EDITORIAL: Courage Bens Colletr

Women and Conflict in Dance Thenpy Sybil Mqer

The Co-Existence of System Theory and Feminism in Working with Heterosexual and Leabii Couples 19 Bardam Rorhberg Vivian Ubell

N ishkamakanna 37 - SehDe Jesus

Changing Roks of Women: Binh of a New Reality 4 1 Joan I. Robrns

Obesity. &xu3lit,v. and Psycholo_uicalTreatment for Women 93 Vmnie Bewit Don Mattin

Wolnm. Weight. and Power: Feminist Theoretical and I'henpeutic Issues 61 LUlir~S. Br0~'tl -. REVIEW SECTION In My Motlrer 3 House. by Kim Chemin 73 Rcviewed by Sally Hapm

August. by Judith Rossner 79 Re~iewedby Ken Perimutrer

At Seventy: A Journal, by May Sarton Rerie~vedby Char Heidema

Feminbriy, by Susan Brownmiller 78 Reviewed by Barbara Rosenblum

Women and Male Violence: 7he Visions and Struggles of the Battered Women i Movement, by Susan Schechrer 8 1 Reviewed by Sandra Butler Latterr to the Editer 4 ART & SOUL matam Women Artists Doing? Woman's Cwcw for Arc-hl. Margaret Casdcn 5 AHand Um ksy Oamon 6 HOW to Feed the Spirit, Harmony Hammond 7 Spirituality and Art, Lindo Monwno 8 Nancy Aura: Traveling the Luxurious Path, Horriet Brown 9 EXHIBITIONS Lee Mrroner, Kothlrm hmdiso 10 June Btum: Environmental Images, 8urrtcr Budd II Sarah Bernhardt and Her Times, &th Gerrh I2 Spirit~aliClrin women% Art and/or A~tifa~ts~Kothlnn Pamdiso 13 Mushrooming at Greenham Common* Kothfcen hradiso I4 Rosalind Raum, John Shank IS BOOM REVIEWS The PditiaoC Women%Spirituality* Edited by Chorlene Spnmak. Rum Hamm 16 Women Artists in History: From Antiquity to the 20th Century* Wendy Wn.Syh Mwn I7 C0nnacLingr Mary CarmN Ndson. Margaret Gaden 18 W. Stanton, Artist* W. Stomon Forks, lwbd Lunaberg I9 Women% Caucus tor Art* Thirteenth Annwt Conference* ]ill Boka. Betty Dccrer 20 Female Experdenem in Art* Pmcia Madmvs 24

ALMANAC 26 Galleries-Sola and Group Shorn, Opporrunitits. Schedule of Evcno, In Print. Workrhops/Seminars. Women in the News Who we Are: Women Artircs News Staff member bane Canberg Inside Back C0Wer JOBS AND SKILLS Range of work 10 Problems of quantification 10 Redefining "economic activity" 10 A hundred-hour week in Latin America 10 Improving concepts and technique5 II Information sources in Czechoilo~aLia II Time and unpaid work in France II New statistics in Sweden II Another slatistical measure in Yugoslavia 12 Job options I2 Few choices for women I2 Classifications of occupations of women and men I2 Women in the workforce: ILO data base 13 hlessoges ro Women at Work: From the Secretary-General of the I985 World Conference IV The services sector: A $lobal review 16 From the Soviet Women's Conference V Women in developing countries 17 From the editor's desk: The 1985 profile of a woman worker I In the construclion industry 18 lnduslriul workers in Africa 19 Occupational palaernc in Asia 20 PRObIOTION OF EQUALITY Women, land and production 21 Equal opportunities 3 The relationship 21 Delinition of discrimination 3 The right to land in industrial market economies 22 National plans and policies 4 Women on farms in the USSR 22 China 4 SkillFuture levels policies 24 to train women 24 Finland 4 Greece 4 Education imbalance in industrialisedcountries 24 India 4 Inequalities in training in Asia 25 Indonesia 4 Experience from African countries 26 Mongolia 4 Higher skill levels in Latin America and the Caribbean 27 Philippines 4 Thailand 4 AT THE WORKPLACE USSR 4 National practices 4 Inside and outside the household 29 Austria 4 Improvement of working condi~iom 29 Bulgaria 5 Women, work and the night shift 29 Canada 5 Health hazards for women 30 Panama 5 The semiconductor in industry in Asia 30 Yugoslavia 5 Maternity protection 31 Equal pay 5 ILO survey on working mothers 31 The ILO s~andard 5 hlaternal mortality: Inadequate data 32 Earnings in manufacturing industry in developing countries (1960-82): Some estimates 7 Work and family 32 The si~uationin socialist coun~ries 7 The ILO on family responsibili~ies 32 Legislative action 7 The development process and the family 33 Equality legislalion in selected market economy counlries (1975-85) 7 Women and demographic fac~ors 33 Australia 7 Family size and jobs 34 Belgium (1 France 8 Ireland 8 PARTICIPATION IN DECISION-MAKING Italy 8 In trade unions 36 Norway 8 Persistence of low representation 36 Spain 8 Introducing equality in lndia 36 Swcdcn 8 Participation of women in improved technologies 36 United Kingdom 8 Interview with SEWA 37 U~rilrdSlates 8 Conference on women workers' issues 38 (conf inued) Women At Work, No. 1, (Continued)

In management 39 Why so few womcn? 39 In international secretariats 40 Status of womcn in the United Nations sysrem 40 The position of women in the 1LO 41 UN spystem: International Women's Week 42

RECENT DEVELOPME3'IS Research. reports and studies 44 ILO: Synthesis of research results (1975-85) 44 ILO: When women are heads of households 15 ' ILO: Women workm in the Third World 46 ILO: Working in multinauonal enterprises 47 ILO: The fertility connection in socialist countries 48 ILO: C%c nudy oo fertility in Hungary 48 ILO: Manual on village technology 48 IKC: Programme on women 49 UN: Raoiutiw on the Decade 49 UNCTAD: Technology and the status of women 50 UN/APDC: Women's Programme 50 UNFPA: Role of women leaden 5 1 UN/ECA: Technology 2nd palm oil processing 51 L'NIDO: Women in ~ndusrry 51 WHO: Resohitian on women, health and development 52 FAO: Approach to agricultural co-opcrauves for women 52 . bergomnmental organisations 52 Codof Europe: Roposal for positive action 52 Non-governmental organisations 53 NGOs: An evaluation of the Daadc 53 Confenaecs. seminars and workshops S3 ILO: Improving employment conditions of rural women 53 ILO: Research and action in training 54 UN: Reparatory meting for Nairobi Conference 55 UN: Regional preparatory meetings (ESCAP. ECA, ECE, ECLAC. ECWA regions) 56 UN: Workshop on women and peace 57 ECYINSTRAW: Statistics and indicators on rhe situation of women 57 Intergomnmmcal organisations 57 NAM: Womm and the NIEO 57 OECD: Role of women in the economy 58 Nan-govcrnmcnlal organisations 58 NGOs: Consultation on the 1985 World Conference 58 Housewives in Dialogue: Women's work counts 59 Technical cwperarion programmes and projms 59 ILO: Employment for rural womm through organisation 59 no: Projects on cwperatives 60 Organising mothers' clubs in Bolivia 60 ILO: Vocational rehabilitation of disabled women 61 UN: Panicipation in development 61 OECD/DAC: Guiding Rincipla 61

OFFlCIAL DOCUMENTS ILO standards Economic and legai rights of women 64 Historical pmpectivc 64 Summary of selected standards 64 (0) Equality of ranuncration 65 /bl Employment and occupation 65 /c) Worken with family responsibilities 65 /dl Maternity protection 65 /el Special measures 65 Vol. 11. No. 9 / June. 1985

3 Iris- Cry Amandla! South African Women and the Question of Power by June Goodwtn; We Make Freedom: Women in South Africa by Beata Lipman

victory Over Japan by Ellefi Gilchrist; How Far She Went by Maty ~ood

Iife hill&edited by GmBaruch. Rosalind Barnett and Catyl Rivm; Women in Mldlife edited by Grace hmch and Jeanne Bmoks- Gunn; In Her Prime: A New View of Middle-Aged Women edited by Judith K. Bmwm and Virgi~iaKern

8 Maureen B. ant Women in Hellenistic Egypt from Alexander to aeopatra by Samh Pomemy; . Fathers and Daughters in Roman Society by Judith Hallett

Greenham Common: Women at the Wire edited by Barbara Horford and Sarah Hopkins

10 Cynthia F. Behrman A Woman's Place: An Oral History of Working-Class WoIlIen, 1890-1940 by Elizabeth Roberts; From Working Giri to Working Mother: The Female Labor Force in the United States, 1820-1980 by Lynn Y. Waner

12 Lois J. Fowler Mother to Daughter, Daughter to Mother selected by Tillie Ofsen; Between Akothers and Daughters: Stories Across a Generation edited by Susan Koppelman

13 Elaine Tyler May Mothers 3ad More: American Women in the 1950s by Eugenia Kaledin

14 Miriam Habtr-Payne Two Poems

14 Paula England Female Power and Maie Dominance 5v Peg,.0s Ree..'cs =d DmDunn Sundu.v; - Sex and Advn~tagcby Janet Sultzrnan Ciraferz

16 Cindy patton Alice Doesn't: Feminism, Semiotics, Cinema b,v Teresa de Lauretis

17 Susanne woods Women in the English Renaissance by Linda Woodbridge; The Weaker Vgsel by Antonia Fraser Letters Vol. 11, No. 10 / July, 1995

The Mother Machine by &no corn

Dust Tracks on A Road by Zom Neuie Hunton; Give Us Each Day: The Diary of Alice Dunbar-Nelson edited by Gloria 7: Hull Significant Sisters: The Grassroots of Active Feminism, 1839-1939 by Margamt htster

Critical Essays on Louise Bogan diced by Marie Collins. hukBogan by Jacqueline Ridgeway; '- buiSe Bogan: A Portrait by Elizabeth Fmnk A Separate Vision: Isolation in Contemporary Women's Poetry by Debomh mpe We Are Your Sisters: Black Women in the Nineteenth Century edited by Domthy Sterling Labor of Love, Labor of Sorrow: Black Women, Work and the Family from Slavery to the Present by Jacqueline Jones Daring to Dream: Utopian Stories by United States Women, 1836-1919 edited by Cam1 Fadey Kersler; Women in Search of Utopia: Mavericks and My thmakers edited by Ruby Rohdich and EUne Hoffman Baruch WoPoems

Women of Omdurman by Anne Cloucisiey; Women and the Famiiy in the Middle East editad by Elkkth MtmOCk Em- Woman in the Muslim Unconscious by Arna A. Sabbah

14 ~ra~artcns Intertidal Life by ~udeynomar 15 Marjorie Agosin The House of the Spirits by Isabel Allende 16 Tucker Farley The Diaries of Virginia IVoolf, Volume Five, 1936-1941 17 Patricia Spain Ward Alice Hamilton: A Life in Letten edited by Rarham Sic.he.rrnan W MEN'S STUDIES INP ERNATIONAL FORUM WOMEN'S STUDIES INTERNATIONAL FORUM VOLUME 8 NUMBER 2 1985

Contents THE UN DECADE FOR WOMEN An International Evaluation GEORGINAASHWORTH 93 Editorial ANONYMOUSPOEM 101 Buraku: Non-Person; Universal Woman 1975 WORLDPROGRAMME Of ACTION (1980) 102 The roots of inequality FANNYTABAK 103 UN Decade and Women's Studies in Latin America JEANLNEANDERSON VEWCO 107 The UN Decade for Womm in Peru ROSA BRAVOand ROSALBATODARO 11 1 Chilean women and the UN Decade for Women 117 The meaning and effect of rhe UN Decade for Women on Black women in America FUJIEDAMIOIO and REBECCAJENNISON 121 The UN Decade for Wwen in Japan: tools for'change COMMONWEALTHSECRETARIAT WORKING 125 The conceptual obuacle PARTY(1978) I HEMAGOONATILAKE 127 The impact of the women's Decade on women of Sri Lanka URVASHIBUTALIA 131 Indian women and the new movement Resolution on the position of women in the European Community The support function and social change - a feminist case history Ireland and rhe UN Decade for Women Women in Eastern Europe: survey of literature Changing the world: time, space and perceptions The International Conference on Research and Teaching Related to Women: report of the coordinator Working women and international issues Poor Mother iv'nntrc to find Duiiiiy