I a current listing of contents

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 listinn of contents

' Volume 3, Number 2, 1983

Periodical 1i terature is the cutting, edge of women's scholarship, , and much of women's culture. Feminist Periodicals: A Current Listinq of Contents is published by the Office of the Women's Studies Librarian-at-Large on a quarterly basis with the intent of increasinq public awareness of feminist periodicals. It is our hope that Feminist periodicals wi 11 serve several purposes: to keep the reader abreast of current topics in feminist 1i terature; to increase readers ' familiarity with a wide spectrum of feminist periodicals; and to pro- vide the requisite bibliographic information should a reader wish to subscribe to a journal or to obtain a particular article at her library or through interlibrary loan. (Users will need to be aware of the 1 imitations of the new copyright law with regard to photocopying of copyrighted materi a1 s .) 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 FP. The annotated 1isting provides the following information on each journal : Year of first publ ication. Frequency of publication. U.S. subscription price(s). Subscription address. Current editor. Editori a1 address (if different from subscription address). International Standard Seri a1 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 in- clude pub1 ications 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 1i terature sorely needs. Interested readers will find more complete information on feminist periodicals in Guide to Women's Pub1 ishing, by Polly Joan and Andrea Chesman (Paradi se, CA: Dustbooks, 1978) ; The Annotated Guide to Women ' s Periodical s in the U.S. edited bi-annually by Terry Mehlman (5173 Turner Rd., Richmond, IN 47374); The Index/Directory of Women's Media published annually by the Women's Institute for Freedom of the Press (3306 Ross Place, NW, Washington, DC 20008); and in Women's Periodicals and Newspapers: A Union List of the Holdings of Madison Area Libraries, edited by James P. Danky, compiled by Maureen E. Hady, Barry Christopher Noona, and Neil E. Strache (: G.K. Hall, 1982). Suggestions for improvement of Feminist Periodicals are gratefully received. We would particularly appreciate assistance from readers in the UW-System with our efforts to keep the holding information complete and up-to-date. Pl ease 1et us know about new subscriptions, subscriptions we have over1 ooked, cancel lations, or other pertinent information.

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1. Feminist periodical s--Directories. 2. -- Bib1 iography--Periodicals. 3. Feminist periodicals-- Current awareness services. I. University of Wisconsin Library System. Women's Studies Librarian-at-Large. (courtesy of Sanford Berman) 1

Feminist Periodicals is published by Susan E. Searing, Women's Studies Li brarian-at-Large for the University of Wisconsin System, 11 2A Memorial Library, 728 State Street, Madison, WI 53706. Phone: (608) 263-5754. Compilers: Catherine R. Loeb, A. Porter OINeill. Graphics: Catharina Schimert. Publications of the Office of the Women's Studies Librarian- at-Large are available free of charge to Wisconsin residents. The sub- scription rate outside Wisconsin is $1 2.00/year for individual s and women's programs, $24.00/year for institutions. This fee covers a1 1 publications of the Office, including Feminist Collections, Feminist Periodical s, New Books on Women & Femi ni sm, and bi bl iographies, directories and occasional publications produced throughout the year. iii.

AMAZON. BROOMSTICK. 1. 1972. 1. 1978. 2. 2/year. 2. Bimonthly. 3. $6 (indiv.), $15 (inst.). Single copies: $1. 3. $10 (indiv.), $20 (inst.). Slngle copies: $2.50. Free to prlsoners. 4. 3543 18th St., San Francisco, CA 94110. 4. 2211 E. Kenwood Blvd., Milwaukee, WI 53211. 5. Mickey Spencer and Polly Taylor. 5. Amazon Col lectlve. 11. A1 ternati ve Press Index. 9. OCLC 2045999. 12. "Broomstick is a feminist political journal 12. "Amazon Is a bimonthly publication with arti- publishing material by, for and about women cles,potry, short stories, etc. by wolpn, over forty. Our priorities are: to portray about women, from a fminist viewpoint. clear, positive images of older men; to take a stand against the denigration of older women; ATLANTIS . to offer positive a1 ternatives in our lives. 1. 1976. Our goal is to form a support network among 2. 2/year. J 01 der women. " 3. $10 (indiv.), $16 (inst.). 4. Mount Saint Vincent University, Halifax, Nova CALYX: A JOURNAL OF ART AND LITERATURE BY WOPIEN. Scotia. B3M 255. Canada. 1. 1976. 5. Drs. Susan Clark, Margaret Conrad, Donna Smyth. 2. 3/year. 7. ISSN 0702-7818. 3. $10. Single copies: $4, plus 75C postage. 8. LC cn77-32338. 4. P.O. Box B, Corvallis, OR 97339. 9. OCLC 3409640. . 5. Margarl ta Donne1ly , Rebecca Gordon, Joyce 11. Historical Abstracts; America: History and Life; Thompson, Ingrid Wendt. The Alternative Press Index; Resources for 7. ISSN 0147-1627. Feminist Research. 8. LC 77-649570. 12. "Atlantis is an interdisciplinary journal 9. OCLC 3114927. devoted to critical and creative writing in 10. Hadison. English or French on the topic of women. Con- 11. American Humanities Index. tains scholarly articles, review essays, book 12. "Cal x publ ishes poetry, prose, art, reviews, reviews, art and poetry." tdatlons, photography, and is cmltted to providing a beautiful and creative journal AURORA. format in which to showcase and 1. 1975; wri ters .' 2. 3/vear. 3. $6- (indiv.). CAMERA OBSCURA: A JOURNAL OF FENINISN AND FILM 4. P.O. Box 1624, Nadison, WI 53701-1624. THEORY. 5. Edited by cornittee; current conmittee chair. 1. 1976. Jeanne Gbmol 1 . 2. Uyear. 7. ISSN 0197-775X. 3. 13.50 (indiv.), 27 (inst.). Single copies: $4. 8. LC sn80-11853. 4. P.O. Box 25899, Los Angeles, CA 90025. 9. OCLC 6113633. 5. Camera Obscura Collective: Janet Bergstrom, 12. Science fiction and fantasy with a feminist El izabeth Lyon, Constance Pen1ey. orientation. 7. ISSN 0270-5346. 8. LC ~~79-4979. BLACK MRIA. 10. Madl son ; Milwaukee. 1. 1971. 11. International Index to Film Periodicals; The 2. Annual. Film Literature Index; The Arts and Humanities 3. $12 (indiv.), $16 (inst.). Citation Index; Current Contents/Arts and 4. P.O. Box 25187, Chicago, IL 60625. Humanities. 5. Black Maria Collective. 12. Film theory and history; feminist theory; psycho- 7. ISSN 0045-222X. analytic theory; Marxist theory; photography; 8. LC ~~77-1275. video and performance. 9. OCLC 2786249. 12. "Black Maria publ ishes work by emerging women CANADIAW WOMAN STUDIES/LES CAHIERS DE LA FM. writers that presents wanen as the complex, 1. 1978. positive beings they are." 2. Quarterly. 3. $15 (indiv.), $25 (inst.). Single copies: $A. BREAD AND ROSES. 4. 204 Founders College, York University, 4700 1. 1977. Keele St., Oownsview, Ontario M3J 1P3, Canada. 2. Semiannual. 5. Shelagh Wilkinson. 3. $7.50 (indiv.), $12 (inst.). 7. ISSN 0713-3235. 4. P.O. Box 1230, Madison, WI 53701. 9. OCLC 8558872. 5. Editorial staff of eight wanen. 12. "CWS/cf is a bilingual , inserdiscipl inary, 7. ISSN 0197-5927. fT?minT;;t journal that brings exciting scholar- 10. Madison. ship about women to non-schol ars, broadcasts our 12. Features; editorials; reviews; news briefs; diverse experiences and bridges the gap between fiction; poetry; photography and graphics. Canada's languages and cultures." "...founded with the expressed purpose of establishing a Midwest-based journal to focus on cultural, political and social concerns of American women. " iv.

COMMON LIVES/ LIVES. FS, FEMINIST STUDIES. 1. 1981. 1. 1972. 2. Quarter1y. 2. 3/year. 3. $10, $18, $25/1, 2, 3 years (indiv.), $20 3. $13.50 (National Women's Studies Association (inst.). members), $15 (indiv.), $30 (inst. ). Single 4. P.O. Box 1553, Iowa City, IA 52244. co~ies:$6.50 (indiv.), $13 (inst.). 5. Edited collectively. 4. ~ana~ing~ditor, FS, ~eministstudies, C/O 9. OCLC 8234014. blomen's Studies Program, University of Maryland, 10. Madison. College Park, MD 20742. 12. History; biography; correspondence; journal 5. la ire G. Moses. entries; fiction; poetry; visual art. Common 7. ISSN 0046-3663. Lives/ Lesbian Lives seeks to document the 8. LC 78-645276; ~~76-192. lives of ordinarv . and to reflect the 9. OCLC 1632609. diversity of the lesbian corrmunity--lesbians 10. Eau Claire; Madison; Milwaukee; Platteville; of color, of age and of youth, fat lesbians, Stevens Point. disabled lesbians, poor and working-class 11. America: History and Life; American Historical lesbians. CL/LL wishes to insure access and Association Recent1y Pub1 ished Articles; visibility to lesbians who have never thought Bulletin Signaletique-sociologie; Historical before of publ ishing their work. Abstracts; Modern Language Association Inter- national Bibliography; The Philosopher's Index; CONCERNS: NEWSLETTER OF THE WOMEN'S CAUCUS OF THE Psychological Abstracts; Sociological Abstracts; MODERN LANGUAGES. Women Studies Abstracts. 1. 1971. 12. Historical and critical articles; poetry; art; 2. Quarterly. reports from the women's movement; reviews. 3. Sl idins scale based on income, write for details. "FS, Feminist Studies was founded to encourage 4. Women's Studies, 209 N. Brooks St., Madison, WI analytic responses to feminist issues and to 53706. open new areas of research, criticism, and 5. Mary Wyer and Annis Pratt. speculation. The editors are committed to pro- 9. OCLC 2259670. viding a forum for feminist analysis, debate, 10. Madison; Milwaukee. and exchang'e." 12. News of the Modem Language Association; features; bibliographies; job information. FEMINARY: A FEMINIST JOURNAL FOR THE SOUTH EMPHASIZING THE LESBIAN VISION. CONDITIONS. 1. 1970. 1. 1976 2. Plyear. 2. Semiannual. 3. $6.50 (indiv.), $13 (inst.). Single copies: 3. 3 issues: $9 (indiv. hardship), $15 (indiv.), $3.75 plus 754 postage. $25 (inst.). Single copies: 6 (indiv.), $9 4. P.O. Box 954, Chapel Hill, NC 27514. (inst.). 5. Editorial collective. 4. P.O. Box 56, Van Brunt Station, , NY 10. Madison. 11215. 12. Articles; personal narratives; journal excerpts; 5. , Elly Bulkin, Cheryl Clarke, letters; short fiction; poetry; drawings; photo- Jewelle L. Gomez, Carroll Oliver, Mirtha N. graphs. "...a lesbian feminist journal for the Quintanales, Rima Shore. South.. .produced by a 1esbian feminist coll ec- 7. ISSN 0147-8311. tive... As Southerners, as lesbians, and as 8. LC 77-641895. women, wefneed to explore with others how our 9. OCLC 3232386. lives fit into a region about which we have 10. Madison; Milwaukee. great ambivalences--to share our anger and our 11. A1 temative Press Index. love." 12. Poetry; short fiction; novel excerpts; drama; critical articles; reviews. "Conditions is a FEMINIST COLLECTIONS: WOMEN 'S STUDIES LIBRARY magazine of women's writing with an emphasis on RESOURCES IN WISCONSIN. writing by lesbians." 1. 1980. 2. Quarterly. CONMEXIONS : AN INTERNATIONAL WOMEN ' S QUARTERLY. 3. Free to Wisconsin residents. Out-of-state sub- 1. 1981. scriptions: $12 (indiv. and women's programs), 2. Quarterly. $24 (inst. ). Fee covers a1 1 publ ications of the 3. $10 (indiv.), $20 (inst. and lib.). Office of the Women's Studies Librarian-at-Large. 4. 4228 Telegraph Avenue, Oakland, CA 94609. (See p.ii.) 5. Editorial collective. 4. 112A Memorial Library, 728 State St., Madison, 9. OCLC 8015674. WI 53706. 11. A1 ternative Index Guide. 5. Susan Searinq and Catherine Loeb. 12. "...the collective product of feminists of 9. OCLC 6467769. diverse nationalities and political perspectives 10. Eau Claire; Madison; ~tevensTint;Stout; conitted to contributing to an international Superior; Whi tewater. women's movement." Each issue focuses on a 12. Editorials; features; news; bibliographies; book specific theme through feature articles, inter- reviews. Focus on feminist librarianship, pub- views and personal narratives, often translated 1ishing, booksel 1ing, archiving, researching-- from foreign-language publ ications. both in Wisconsin and nationally. Review essays strive to provide a guide to the literature on a particular topic, (e.g. sociobiology; women in development; western women; lesbian studies; black women; feminist science fiction. ) FEMINIST ISSUES. 6. 191 College St., Toronto Ontario M5T 1P9 1. 1980. 7. ISSN 0226-1510. 2. Plyear. 8. LC cn80-30707. 3. $15 (indiv.), $25 (inst.). Single copies: 9. OCLC 6295890. $7.50 (indiv.), $12.50 (inst.). 12. Provides a critical analysis of women's health 4. Transaction Periodicals Consortium, Dept. 8010, issues from a feminist perspective. Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ 08903. 5. Mary Jo Lakeland and Susan Ellis Wolf. HECATE : A WOMEN 'S INTERDISCIPLINARY JOURNAL. 6. 2948 Hllleqass. Berkeley.- - CA 94705. 1. 1975. 7. ISSH 027016679. 2. Semiannual . 10. Madison. 3. $5 (indiv.), $10 (inst.). Single copies: $2.50. 12. A journal of feminist social and political 4. English Dept., University of Qwensland, St. theory, with enphasis on an International ex- Lucia, Brisbane 4067, Austral la. change of ideas. It includes articles by 5. Carole Fernier. English-language feminists as well as transla- 7. ISSN 0311-4198. tions of feminist texts by mnnen of other coun- 9. OCLC 2530248. tries. 10. Madison. 11. Women Studies Abstracts. FEMINIST REVIEW. 12. Historical and critical articles; creative work; 1. 1979. graphics; bibliographies; reviews. "Hecate 2. ~ycar. prints material relating to women. We are par- 3. $18 (Indiv.), $50 (Inst.). Single copies: $6. ticularly Interested in contributions which 4. 11 Carleton Gardens, Brecknock Road, London employ a feminist, marxlst, or other radical N19 SAQ, England. methodology to focus on the position of women 5. Editorial collective. in re1ation to patriarchy and cap1tal ism." 7. ISSN 0141-7789. 8. LC 80-647745. HELICON NINE: THE JOURNAL OF MIPIEN'S ARTS AND LETTERS. 9. OCLC 6191763. 1. 1979. 12. "To develop the theory of Women's Liberation 2. 3lyear. and debate the political perspectives and 3. $15 (indiv.). Single copies: $7.50 plus postage. strategy of the movemnt. To be a forum of 4. Helicon Nine, Inc., P.O. Box 22412, Kansas City, work in progress and current research and de- bates in Women's Studies." 5. Hlckok. 7. ISSN 0197-3371. FRONTIERS: A JOURNAL OF WEN STUDIES. 8. LC 80-640627. 1. 1975. 9. OCLC 5298604. 2. 3lyear. 12. Articles; poetry; fiction; visual art. Inter- 3. $11 (National Women's Studies Association disciplinary forum for the creative accomplish- members), $12 (indlv.), $23 (Inst.). Single ments of women in the fields of literature, copies: $5 (indiv.), $9 (inst.). music, the visual and performing arts; includes 4. Frontiers, Women Studies Program, University of color reproductions and a pull-out soundsheet to1orado, Boul der , CO 80309. of a musical performance, reading or interview; 5. Editorial Board, Managing Editor: Kathi George. provides a doclrnrntation of the ongoing history 7. ISSN 0160-9009. of wanen In arts and letters. 8. LC sc78-317. 9. OCLC 2586280. HERESIES: A FEMINIST PUBLICATION ON ART & POLITICS. 10. Eau Claire; Madison; Milwaukee; Platteville; 1. 1977. Stevens Point. 2. Quarterly. 11. Women Studies Abstracts; American Hlmanities 3. $15 (indiv.), $24 (inst.). Single copies: $5. Index; Human Resources Abstracts; Historical 4. P.O. Box 766, Canal Street Station, New York, Abstracts. NY 11013. 12. Feature artlcles; book reviews; poetry; black 5. . and white photography; short fiction. Each 7. ISSN 0146-3411. issue focuses on a theme, e.g., women's oral 8. LC sc77-704. history; mothers and daughters; Chicanas; 9. OCLC 2917688. Native American women; mmen as verbal artists; 10. La Crosse; Madison; Milwaukee; Pl atteville; who speaks for the women's movmnt; lesbian Stevens Point. history. "The continuing goal of Frontiers Is 11. Alternative Press Index. to publish a journal which bridges the gap 12. Editorials; short articles; bibl iographies; between unlverslty and comnunlty women; to find poetry. "Heresies is an idea-oriented journal a balance between academic and popular vim on devoted to the examination of art and politics issues cmnto women." from a feminist perspective." HEALTHSHARING: A CANADIAN WOMEN'S HEALTH QUARTERLY. 1. 1979. 2. Quarter1y. 3. Canada: $8 (indiv.), $15 (lib. & groups). Out- side Canada: add $1.50. 4. P.O. Box 230, Station M, Toronto, Ontario M6S 4T3. 5. Ann Ford, Jennifer Penny. HYSTERIA. 1. 1980. 2. Quarter1y. 2. Annually. 3. Canada: $8 (indiv.), $15 (inst.). Add $2 out- 3. $3.75/issue. side Canada. Sample copies: $2.50. 4. P.O. Box 803, New Brunswick, NJ 08903. 4. P.O. Box 2481, Station B, Kitchener, Ontario 5. Kay F. Turner. N2H 6M3, Canada. 10. Madison. I 5. Catherine Edwards. 12. "We primarily seek in-depth research on the I 7. ISSN 0229-5385. history and meaning of the goddesses, women and 8. LC cn81-30633. re1 igion, women's folklore, women's mythological 9. OCLC 8036553. heritage, etc., but some poetry and fiction is 12. "We try to provide a forum for social and a1 ways incl uded. " cultural issues of interest to women. We a1 so provide publishing space for creative feminist LESBIAN VOICES. work -- fiction, poetry, graphic arts." 1. 1974. 2. Quarterly. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S STUDIES. 3. $10 (indiv.), $20 (inst.). Single copies: $3. 1. 1978. 4. Jonnik Enterprises, Inc., P.O. Box 2066, San 2. 5/year. Jose, CA 95109. 3. $24 (indiv.), $45 (inst.). 5. Rosalie Nichols. 4. Eden Press Women's Publications, 4626 St. 9. OCLC 8103187. Catherine Street West. Montreal , Quebec H3Z 12. Fiction; poetry; reviews; editorials. 153, Canada. 5. Sherri Clarkson. LILITH. 7. ISSN 0703-8246. 1. 1976. 10. Eau Claire; Madison; Platteville; Stevens Point; 2. Quarterly. Stout; Whitewater. 3. $12 (indiv.), $16 (inst. and lib.). Single 11. America: History and Life; Human Sexuality copies: $3. Update; Current Contents/Social & Behavioral 4. Lilith Publications, Inc.. 250 West 57th St., Sciences; Social- Sciences Citation Index; Women mrk.NY 10019. Studies Abstracts; Cedex-RIC; American Psycho- 5. Susan weidman Schneider. logical Abstracts; MA International Bi bl io- 7. ISSN 0146-2334. graphy; Directory of Periodicals. 10. Madison; Milwaukee. 12. Historical, critical, and feature articles; 11. Index to Jewish Periodicals. book reviews. 12. Articles; reviews; poetry; fiction. "Lilith is namd for the legendary predecessor-e ISIS INTERNATIONAL BULLETIN. who insisted on equality with Adam...As Jewish 1. 1974. feminists continue to rediscover and rework 2. Ouarterl v. Jewish practice, the contents of Lilith may 3. $20 (indiv. & women's groups, airmail), $30 serve as an evolving Prepared Table for a new (inst., airmail). code of behavior." 4. C.P. 301, 1227 Carouge, Switzerland. 5. Editorial collective. M/F: A FEMINIST JOURNAL. 6. Via S. Maria dell 'Anima 30, Rom, and 1. 1978. C.P. 50 (Cornavin), 1211 Geneva 2, Switzerland. 2. Semiannual . 9. OCLC 4286732. 3. Canada: Single copies: f 2.50. 10. La Crosse; Platteville; Stevens Point; Stout; 4. 22 Chepstow Crescent. London W11 3EB,. England. Superior. 5. Parveen Adam, Beverly Brown, Elizabeth Cowie. 12. "ISIS reproduces theoretical and practical 8. LC sn82-20378. infomation and documentation from women's 9. OCLC 6036119. groups and the women's movement around the 10. Madison. world." Articles; editorials; conference 12. "A journal devoted to developing a theoretical reports; resource guides. is also published debate on women's politics in relation to in Spanish. existing socialist and feminist politics." Feature articles; book reviews; 1etters/comnents. KALLIOPE: A JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S ART. 1. 1979. MAENAD: A WOMEN'S LITERARY JOURNAL. 2. 3/year. 1. 1980. 3. $9, $17/1, 2 years (indiv.). Single copies: quarter1y. $3.50. $16 lindiv. 1.. - $24 (inst. 1., Single copies: 4. 3939 Roosevel t Boulevard, Jacksonvill e, FL $4.50. 32205. P.O. Box 783, Gloucester, MA 01930. 5. Editorial collective. Paula Estey, Jane Ordway, Marilyn Weller. 12. "Kall iope devotes itself to women in the arts ISSN 0275-5629. by publishing their work and sharing their ideas LC sn81-560. and opinions." Poetry, fiction, art, graphics, 9. OCLC 7181679. essays, interviews with women artists and 10. Madison. writers. 12. Articles; interviews; fiction; poetry; edito- rials; visual art. Themes have included "Violation" and "The Lesbian/Heterosexual Split." vii.

HOTHEROOT JOURNAL: A WOMEN'S REVIEW OF SMALL PRESSES. NEW WOMEN'S TIMES. 1. 1979. 1. 1975. 2. Quarterly. 2. ll/year. 3. $5 (lndiv.). Single copies: $1.25. 3. $15 (indiv.), $20 (supporting), $30 (lnst.). 4. g14 Dewey St.. Pittsburgh, PA 15218. 4. 804 Mel~sSt., Rochester, NY 14620. 5. nne Pride. 5. ~ditorialcollective. 8. LC sn82-20180. 7. ISSN 0161-164X. 9. OCLC 5280133. 8. LC sc79-4421; sn78-5963. 10. La Crosse; Madlson. 9. OCLC 3885912. 12. Feminist review of women's fiction, poetry, 10. Madlson; Milwaukee. serials from small presses. 12. National and International news of interest to feminlsts. Artlcles, editorials. letters. MOVING OUT: FEMINIST LITERARY & ARTS JOURNAL. reviews. New Women's Times Femfnist Review, 1. 1971. a review of literature and the arts Is issued 2. Semiannual. six times a year as a supplement to New 'LJomen's 3. $6 (indlv.), $9 (lib.). Single copies: $3. -Tlms. 4. 467 W. Hancock. Room 214, Wayne State University. Detroit, MI 48202. . 5. Amy L. Cherry, Gloria Dyc, Joan Gartland, 1. 1970. Margaret Kaminskl , Paul a Rabl nowltz. 2. ll/year. 9. OCLC 3428883; 5157262; 6996773. 3. $11 (lndlv.), $15 (contributing), $20 (inst.). 10. Madlson; Milwaukee. . Single copies: $1.50. 12. Features; fiction. "We publish quality work by 4. off our backs, inc., 1841 Cot umbia Rd., NU, women. Librar Journal described our journal Room 212. Washington, DC 20009. as one w-lned aesthetlc rase 5, off our backs coTlectlve. which considers all facets of women's lives and 7. ISSN 0030-0071. 1iterature' .. ." 8. LC sn78-1596. 9. OCLC 1038241: 5729287. MS. 10. La Crosse; Madison; Milwaukee; Platteville; 1. 1972. Stevens Polnt; Superior. 2. Monthly. 11. Pub1 isher's Index (1970-1974) ; Women Studies 3. $12 (lndlv.). Abstracts; Alternatlve Press Index; New Perio- 4. Ms Ma azine Subscription Dept., 123 Garden dlcal Index. sd+'ar on OH 43302. 12. International and national news; feature 5. Jane Bosveld, Patricia Carbine, Joanne Edgar, artlcles includlng regular reportlng on work, Suzanne Braun Levine. Susan McHenry. Martha health, prison, education, and lesbian issues; Nelson, Letty tottin~~ogrebin, lorl la Steinm, reviews; letters; coverage of the women's Ruth Sullivan. Ellen Sweet. Mary Thom. movement -- conferences, actions, pol itics, 6. Edltors. Hs. Ma azine. 119.~. 4kh St., New theory. York. NY & 7. ISSN- 0047-8318. PLAINSWOMAN. 8. LC 72-624579. 1. 1977. 9. OCLC 1285775. 2. Monthly (excluding Feb. and Aug.). 10. Green Bay; Eau Claire; La Crosse; Madison; 3. $10 (indiv. ) , $15 (contributing). Mllwaukee; Oshkosh; Parkside; Platteville; 4. Box 8027. Grand Forks, tlD 58202. River Fa1 1s; Stevens Point; Stout; Superior; 5. El lzabeth Hampsten. Whi tewater. 7. ISSN 0148-902X. 11. Reader's Guide to Periodical Literature; Womn 8. LC ~~78-247. Studies Abstracts; Abstracts of Popular Culture; 9. OCLC 3400725. Wallace Memorial Library; Rochester Institute of 12. Plainswoman pub1 ishes articles, essays, fiction, Technology. poetry, reviews, graphics for and about womn 12. Features; letters; poetry and fiction; reviews; in the Pl ains region, focussing especially, news. but not exclusively, on 11ves of rural women. NEW DIRECTIONS FOR WOMEH. PRIMIPARA. 1. 1972. 1. 1974. 2. Bimonthly. 2. Semiannual. 3. $10 (indiv.). 3. $5, $8/l, 2 years (indiv.). Single copies: 4. 223 Old Hook Rd.. Westwood, NJ 07675. $2.75. 5. Vivian J. Scheinmann. 4. P.O. Box 371, Oconto, WI 54153. 7. ISSN 0160-1075. 5. Jane Farrell , Ellen Kort, Diane Nichols. 8. LC sn80-52. 10. 1.a Crosse; Madison; Whi tewater. 9. OCLC 3617120. 12. Poetry; drawings; reviews; articles; announce- 12. "We are a national feminist periodical written ments; 1etters. "Contributors restricted to for feminlsts and comnitted to reaching out to Wisconsin residents only -- we're trying to those not yet dedicated to a feminist future." establish a viable informal network for our state's women. " viii.

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Articles Helga E. Jacobson I Doing Erhnography: Irish Community Studies and heExclusion of Women

Pamela Sugiman IS Thesales Clerks: Alienation and Obstacles to the Collective Expression of Discontent

Margaret Beattie 34 Women and Factional Politics in a Teachers' Union

Kathleen E. McCrone 44 The National Association for the Promotion of Social Science and the Advancement of Victorian \tromm

Frank Thompson , 67 A Feminist Focus in Indian Painting

Noreen J. Swallow 78 The Weapon oi Personality: A Review of Sexist Criticism Poems

Carol Halstead 83 Novemkr Rox A Woman Wailing for Her.. Wildanas Ad Feminam

Doris Saunders 84 Wornen in hbmdor: A Personal Viewpoint Re~ortsand Review Essays

eatrick O'Nd 89 ThePlaywrighu' Studio Group: An Interview with Two Women Playwrights d the 1930's

Katherine Arnup 97 Adrienne Rich: Poet. Mother. Lesbian Feminist, Visionary

Roxana Ng III Immigrant Housewives in Canada: A Methodological Note

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5 Introduction 7 La passion, c'est pas fa by Eiisabeth Lyon 13 Pornography, Eroticism by Constance Penley 2 I Violence and Enunciation by Janet Bergstrom 33 Les EnGnts de la Patrie by Constance Penley 6 I France/Tour/Detour/Two/Childrenby Jean-Luc Godard and Anne-Marie Mieville 75 Introductiotr ci une vPritable histoire du cinha by Jean-Luc Godard 89 One Plus One: A Look at Six Fois Deux by Margaret Ganahl and R.S. Hamilton

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EDITORIAL EnglishIAnglais Shelagh Wilkimn 2 FrancaidFrench Mau Verthuv 2

ARTICLES: MULTICULTURALXSlM In Search of Multicultural Woman ~UaamHaas 4 Rencontre coast to coast perceptions Maria Oddo Cortes 8 Snow White and Rose Gmn:Some Notes on . Racism. and the Craft of Writing Suniti Namphi 11 Woman as Migrant: A Photo-Essay Deborah Borntit 17 Vu de I'inttrieur Viki Monkmrur 25 Le colloque international sur la recherche et I'enseiunement- relatifs awt Nadia Ghaiem 26 Quclaues retombees du colloaue international sur la recherche et l'enseiununent- Glatifs aux iemmes Mau ve;huy 28 Fernma noires au Canada Jane Kouka-Gaqa . 29 Black Youth Hotline 31 Our Mothers Grand and Great: Black Women of Nova Scotia Sylvia Hamilton 32 . The Poverty andthe Poetry: ANative Indian Woman's Life History Gany Klugii 39 Women in Iroquois Society Cyndy Baskin . - 42 Femmu haitienna (noires, immigranta. refugiks) Monique, Myrim. Roaemcuy, Viviane 48 Song of the Blue-Jean Factory . 52 When the Old World Meets the New: Ethnic Female Students Caught in between a Teacher's View Gail hen 53 Femmes immigrks, a nous la parole! Ren4e Rownn 55 Femmes a servant- du Chili Marie & Palma Rswcr 57 Des pays morts et vivants Micheline de Jordy 59 A Modest Beginning: My Work on and for Immigrant Women Roxam Ng 61 What t This Snow Placd~Cofinationswith Italian:-dim Grandmoth&

Les immigrantes au Canada le droit i la reconnaissance 72 Growinn UD Greek Helen Lum 74 Immigrant Women's Art Show Pat Pone11 77 JournCe de la femme dpharade: CmPncipation etlou fd~lit~-~E.aka 79 Slavic Immierant Women in Northwestern Saskatchewan during" the Deoression Apolonja ~o3er 82 Les Canadiennes dont les origines remontent a l'Inde Mair Verthuy 86 Immigrant Women: The Silent Partners of the Women's Movement Wtnnie Ng 87 Domestic Workers Organize! Judith Ramlm 89

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2 Notes to Our Readers 5 The Connie Journals, by Steelie Newomon 13 Last Night, poem by Melanie Perish 14 Poetry and Limas, by Jean Swallow 16 Reba, by Abby Miller 25 Lesbians Against Police Violence, by Diana Robbins 30 Journal Entry, by Susan Becker 33 Making Adjustments, by Teresa Lilliandaughter 43 No Love Lost, by Linda Marie 47 The Mediator, by Pamela Culbreth 55 Legal System: Friend or Foe? by Dianne Post and Amanda Bailey 58 Two Poems, by Karen Pearl 60 Bricks, by Babette (Babs)Wales De Lay 65 Appreciations, by Teya Schaffer 68 Drawing, by Moire Martin 69 The Coat, by Lee Lynch 78 Merril Mushroom Is a Jew, by Merril Mushroom 86 Flashbacks from the Jewish Feminist ~oderence,June 1982, by Judy Freespirit 92 A Particular Case, by Michiyo Cornell 100 Fear of Fat, poem by Leah Pesa Kushner 102 Is Love Political? by Jackie Sperry 107 Everywhere I Look I See Her, poem by Deborah A. Florin 109 In the Name of Succubus, by Vivienne Walker-Crawford 119 Pretty Woman, by C. Colette 125 Evidence: Found Photograph Photographs by Deborah Hillwomon appear on pages 4,42,91, 108,118. Drawings by zana appear on pages 15,32,77,106. COMMONLIVES/LESBIAN LIVES a lesbian quarterly

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Notes to Our Readers The Dress, by Jess Wells Telling Bobbeh Meisehs: Notes on Identity and the Creation of Jewish Lesbian Culture, by Judith A. Stein Lesbian Memories 1: Riis Park, , ca. 1960, by Joan Nestle Iowa City Lesbian Artists: A Collection of Work 17 Introduction, by Beth Collins 21 Portfolio: Iowa City Lesbian Artists 44 Artists' Statements Diana, poem by Meg Jochild Nile Blues, poem by Sapphire The Hulk, by Barbara Wilson easy the kid an macaroni, by lynn oakynwomyn Deirdre, three and twenty seven, poem by Sky Sayonara Amor, by Barbara Noda Pepper: A Reminiscence of the 50s, by Arline Zimmerman Love as Addiction: A Story of Battering, by Kate Hurley A Lesbian Ex-Nun Meets Her Sisters, by Nancy Manahan Shedding, poem by Leah Pesa Kushner The Meuuzah Maker, by Macumbeira, by Cassandra Exercise for an Old Woman, by Dodici Azpadu Volume 13. No. 1 WCML April 1983

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ROSTER ...... 3 WCML SUSINESS ASaD BALLOT ...... 5 TREASURER'S LETTER TO MEMBERSHIP ...... 10 CALLS FOR PAPERS ...... 12 FEMINISTAS UNIDAS LETTER TO MEMBERSHIP ...... 16 CONF'ERENCE ANNOUNCEMENTS ...... 17 JOBS ...... 18 ZOffi4ISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN IN THE PROFESSION ...... 19 3EC71!T ?rJBLICATIONS ...... 2i I?!TXODUCTORY B 1SLIOGRAP.CIY : AFRICAN WOMEN AUTHORS ...... 24

DANCING TlIROUGH THE KINEFIELD (NCU'SA Task Force on Discrimination) ...... 25 MISCELLANEOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS ...... 26 conditions: nine a feminbt magazine of writing by women with an emphasis on writing by lesbians Vol. 111 No. 3 Spring 1983

RLMA SHORE POETRY Sisterhood-and My Brothers (Reprint) ISABELA GULERMA CHERYL CLARKE, JEWELLE L. COMEZ, Couturier Clothes EVELYNN HAMMONDS, BONNIE JOHNSON and Bread Pudding Days LINDA POWELL The Pearl Choker Conversations and Questions: Black Women on Jackson Genes Black Women Writers 8 JO COCHRAN Letter to Judith REVIEWS Solst ice Blanc Another Year's Turning JOYCE E. KAUFFMAN Laying a FLe Nke Jewish Glrlr: A Lesbian Anthology, edited by Morning Etude 141 On Display RlMA SHORE JO CARRILLO On Glorls Z. Greenfield's "Shedding": A Further Comment 151 hfuiieca ELIZABETH WATERS Orden AU the Wo~nettAre It'hite, AN the Blacks Are Men, Inside the Iron Triangle But Some of Us AnBmve: Black Women 'r Studies, JEWELLE L. GOMEZ edited by Gbria T. Hull, Patricia Bell Scott and Flamingoes and Bears 160 Pomegranate CRlS SOUTH STACY PIES Folly by Maureen Brady Raw Autumn JEWELLE L. COMEZ Lagrasse ZAAII: A New Spelling of hiv Name by 168 The Souttdof One Fork by bliilnie Bruce Pratt 173

CARROLL OLIVER - PAULA ROSS Radical Fetnit~istsof Heterodoxjc Greettc~iclrYilluge, Telllng 1912-1940 by Judith Schwarz 176 JEAN LANGFORD Contributors' Notes 181 Vacation Publlcations Recelved 184 SIIIRLEY GLUUKA Bless Ale, Sister . . . Index-Gnditwns: Seven through Nit~e 187 DOROTIIY ALLiSON My Career as a Thief Classified Ads 195 Number '8, Spring 1983

Culture Clash 2 Introduction 18 West Germany "Happy is a Gypsy's Life..."?

4 Lappland 21 Mexico Reindeer, Rune-Drums and Resistance A Woven Language 6 Canada 22 Peru Passing On Culture Daughters of the Pachamama

9 Australia 24 Africa We Went to Ernabella All the Work Was Shared 10 Mexico 26 India Bathed Like a Pig ' The Disinherited 28 Papua New Guinea 12 Philippines Not Beasts of Burden No Time for Crying 29 Marshall Islands 14 Native America Marshalling Against the MX Let Us Continue 31 Letters 16 Laos Leaving It All Behind 32 Resources s Volume 9, Number 1 Spring 1983 h A

Preface Linda Gordon &d Seeking Ecstasy on the Battlefield: Ellen DuBois Danger and Pleasure in Nineteenth- Century Feminist Sexual Thought Musing About the Muse: An Art Essay Kitsten Drotner Schoolgirls, Madcaps, and Air Aces: English Girls and Their Magazine Reading bemeen the Wars Janice A. Radway Women Read the Romance: The Interaction of Text and Context Bell Gale Chatigny Daughters Writing: Toward a Theory of Women's Biography Carol Ascher Or a Short Story Steven M. Stowe "The ning, Not Its Vision": A Woman's Courtship and Her Sphere in the Southern Planter Class Bonnie Thomton Dill Race, Class, and Gender: Prospects for an All-inclusive Sisterhood Phyllis Marynick White WomenlBlack Women: Palmer The Dualism of Female Identity and Experience in the Frances Jaffer slope

Notes and Letters Notes on Contributors Publications Received woman's studies library resources in u~isconsin vol. 4, no. 3 spring 1983

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FROM THE EDITORS ...... 3 Report on a study of women's studies acquisitions at Ubl-Whitewater. WHY FEMINIST PRINTERS? ...... 5 Contributions of feminist printers to feminist pub1 ishing and the women's movement, by Jean Engle of Ink Well Press. Listing of women's printshops and typesetting, by Barb Wieser. WOMEN IN PRINT: CANADA ...... 10 Part 11 of a report on Canadian feminist periodicals, by Eleanor Wachtel. FEMINIST PUBLISHING ...... 14 Bread & Roses: A Women's Journal of Issues and the Arts, by Linda Shult. SPECIAL COLLECTIONS ...... 16 The Leon Kramer Collection of socialist and radical literature (UW-Green Bay), by Marian A. Gould. AUDIO RESOURCES FOR WOMEN'S STUDIES ....: ...... 18 By Judy Gardner.

New Periodicals: Cassandra: Radical Feminist Nurses Newsletter; Her Street Journal; Lesbian Contradiction: A Journal -of Irreverent Feminism; iinerva: Quarterly Report on Women and the Military; -5 Newsletter (National Association of Working Women); Sex Studies Index. Special issues on gender relations and feminist theory; international women's liberation; comparable worth; social-psychological studies of women and change; sexual harassment on campus; women in the west; and women's issues in librarianship. ITEMS OF NOTE ...... 25 Publications from the University of California-Berkeley Center for the Study, Education and Advancement of Women, the Women's Institute for Freedom of the Press, the Ohoyo Resource Center, and Women & Mathematics Education; plus educational media packets on working women, and a ten-year cumulative index to New Directions for Women. NEW REFERENCE WORKS IN WOMEN'S STUDIES ...... 26 New guides to: women's autobiographical writings; older women in 20th- century America; Black women in America; women in 18th- and 19th- century America; women in Western European history; women ' s biography; Jewish women's studies: and women in popular culture. Plus a new index, Studies on Women Abstracts. Reviewed by Susan Searing. BOOK REVIEWS ...... 30 Women's Studies and Strategies Against Violence: Recent Vorks on Women's 91f-nefense, by Barbara Correl 1. Women as Peformers and Radicals in the United States, by Barbara Melosh. The Mystery Women: Classic Murder Mysteries by Women Writers, by Joan Ray Yeatman. Volume 3, Number 1 CONTENTS Spring 1983

Symposium BEYOND THE BACKLASH: A FEMINIST CRITIQUE OF NAN ILLICH'S THEORY OF GENDER

Gloria dowles Introduction: The Context ...... 3 Arlie Hochschild Illich: The Ideologue in Scientist's Clothing ...... 6 Lillian B. Rubin On Gurus and Easy Solutions ...... 11 Robin Lakoff Iilich As Text ...... 15 Clair Brown Separate and Unequal...... 19 Barbara Christian Alternate Versions of the Gendered Past: African Women Writers vs. Illich ...... 23 Nmcy Scheper- Vernacular Sexism: An Hughes Anthropological Response to Ivan Illich ...... 28 Gloria Bo wles Conclusion: The Centrality of Women's Studies ...... 37 Articles Colene Guillaumin Hening and Tigers: Animal Behavior and Human Society...... 45 Fatima Memissi Women and the Impact of Capitalist Development in Morocco: Part II...... 61 13 Spring 1983

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Tribute to Ruth First 3

'But's it's more than a game. It's an institution.' Feminist Perspectives on Sport 5 Jan Gruydon

Falling in Love with Milly Theale: Patriarchal Criticism and HenryJames' The Wings of the Dove 17 Smanne Kkppeller

The Context of 'Between Pleasure and Danger': The Barnard Conference on Sadity 35 Elizabeth Wilson

Seeking Ecstasy on the Battiefield: Danger and Pleasure in Nineteenth Century Feminist SewalThought 42 Linda Gordon and Ellen DuBois

Anti-Porn: Soft Issue, Hard World B Ruby Rich

Feminist Identity and the Poetic Tradition Janet Monteflore

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Letters Summer 1982 Fall 1982 Volume 3, Number 2 Volume 3, Number 3 FEATURES FEATURES 7 Working Through 8 Update on Midwifery Despair by Betfy Burcher Working through fears of 10 Breach of Trust: nuciear, or other Unmasking the Incest holocausts Advocates by Joanna Macy An analysis of the pro-incest lobby 14 Cervical Cancer: by Anne Rochon Ford The Facts 14 A Comic Look At Birth by Sheyl Adam Control - by Dawna Gallagher 17 Losing Control: The 16 In Great Demand: The Story of Hospital Work Revival of the Cervical An analysis of changes in Cap hospital division of labour A discussion of the history. and its implications for use and availability of workers and patients cervical caps by Joan Newman Kuyek by Rosemary Knes NEWS . 20 The Case Against . Depo Rovera 4 Newsfronts The rights of women have been violated by the use of 24 Regional Reports this drug as a contraceptive by Janis Sam - OUR READERS WRITE NEWS 21 My Story, Our Story 4 Newsfronts Diabetes as a Symptom 25 Regional Reports by Ruth Mechanicus OUR READERS WRITE 27 Letters 7 My Story, Our Story For My Mother ETCETERA by Amy Gotllieb , 27 Letters 3 Colleciive Notes ETCETERA 6 Healthwise 3 Collective Notes 22 Reviews 6 Healthwise Women and Anxiety 24 Review reviewed by Adelyne A New View of a Woman's Bowland Body Somebody Has to Do It How to Stay Out of the reviewed by Linda Ryan Gynecologist's Office NY~ reviewed by Melanie Conn 28 Resources and Events 28 Resources and Events International Journal of Women's Studies Editor: Sherri Clarkson Volume 6, Number 2 arch /~~ri11983 Contents "A HUSBAND IS A BEATING ANIMAL" - FRANCES POWER COBBE CONFRONTS THE WIFE-ABUSE PROBLEM IN VICTORICAN ENGLAND ...... 99 Carol Bauer and Lawrence Ritt

ATTITUDES TOWARD CHILDBEARING AMONG WOMEN AND MEN EXPECTING THEIR FIRST CHILD ...... I19 Hilary M. Lips

MARITAL STATUS AND SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS: THE CASE OF FEMALE-HEADED FAMILIES ...... 13 0 Joyce McCarl Nielsen and Russell Endo

LITTLE GOODY TWO-SHOES: AN EARLY MODEL OF CHILD DEVELOPMENT ...... I48 Seniel Lucien b DOUBLE-BARS AND DOUBLE STANDARDS: WOMEN COMPOSERS INAMERIU,1880-1920 ...... 162 A.H. Levy

ADVICE ON WOMEN'S BEHAVIOR IN THREE TUDOR HOMILIES ...... I76 Carole Levin

REVIEWS All reviews in this issue are by Lee H. Bowker.

Social and Behavioral Aspects of Female Alcoholism: An Annotated Bibliography, by H.P. Chalfant and B.S. Roper ...... I86

Female Addiction: A Longitudinal Study, by W.R. Cuskey and R.B. Wathey ...... I86 Imprisoned Mothers and Their Children: A Descriptive and Analytical Study, byZ.W.Henriques ...... 187 Tbe Second Assault: Rape and Public Attimdes, by J .E. Williams and K.A. Holmes...... I88 ANNOUNCEMENTS...... 190 Women's International Bulletin

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Letters ...... 4 German Feminists Criticize Shelter Politics ...... 6 Reclaiming the Women's Compartment ...... 9 Poet, ...... 10 Japanese Cosmetics Invade Asia ...... 11 Meetings Around the World ...... 13

Special Section : WOMEN FOR PEACE Militarism and Sexism ...... 16 Peace in Patriarchy is War for Women ...... 18 Israeli Women Speak Out for Peace ...... 19 Women's Pentagon Action ...... 20 Greenham Common ...... 22 On Tour for Peace ...... 22 At the Foot of the Mountain ...... 23 Comiso Women Say No to Cruise ...... 23 Resources ...... 24 Contact-~ddresses...... 26 IFN ...... 27 Women Workers Organize in Philippines ...... 28 Fwd: A Deadly Weapon ...... 30 Politics of Food ...... 32 Spotlight on Groups ...... 33 Money ...... 36 Just In At ISlS ...... 37 Number 7, 1982

Family Affairs Parveen Adams

Political Lesbianism and Feminism - Space for a Sexual Politics? Hilary Allen

Women:: A Reserve Army of Labour? Jenny Somerville

Prostitution and Feminism in Nineteenth-Century Britain Nancy Wood

* Reviews: P Hirst and P Woolley Social elations and Human Attributes Diana Adlam E Badinter The Myth of Motherhood Nikolas Rose

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May/June 1983 Feminist Reviewnumber twenty-seven a review of literature and the arts issued six times a year as a regular supplement to the New Women's Times

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CHOSEN POEMS ZMI : A NEW SPELLING GF MY NME- hv Audre iorde ...... reviewed by Becky Birth tl ...... page 4

SHI\DOW COilNTRY by Patila Gunn Allen ...... reviewed by Mary TallMountain ....page 6

PET FOOD 6 TROYTCAL IVP~~RITTONS bv Jess Lca Hagedorn THE WATER IN TllE PEAK by carol cox.. ..._ ...... revieved by Susan MerniC- .....---Page

BLACK SISTER: POETRY GF BLACK AMERICAN UOEaN 1746-1980 edited by Erlene Stetson...... reviewed by Mary Hope Whitehead Lee...pagt: 6

LIVES IN STRESS edited by Deborah Belle...... c...... reviewd by Angela Earron HcBride...... page 9

WMAN'S WOKRI: SEXUAL ECONOUICS AND THE WORLD OF dOMEN by Lisa Leghorn and Katherine Parker...... reviewed by Jan Clausen...... page 10 LIVES OF WQMEN,...... reviewed by Judith be...... page 13 MIXED COWANS by Helen Rogan ...... reviewed by Pat Nagy ...... age 14 BOOKS PECBIVED...... page 15

Bi\TTERED WHEN'S DIREZTURY by Betsy warrior ...... revieved by Kathleen Bar rv ...... page 15 volume xrll number 4 april 1983

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books \ Women Organize After Men Bedford WZCo h,Il.ivate uomn: L(arm in Rape, ...... Sadat and Politiccrt Thought bye Jean Bethke Elshtain...... 9 abort ion The Skaptid Fdnist: A Pirib&+ .. piriaat 6hquiry by Janet Radcl lffe *Repeal Roe" Measure Proposed...... 2 Richards...... -9 You Can't Xoep A Cbod hbm Dowr d htemational , ..% cob^ Appte by Alice Walker...... 16 England: Greenham Comnon ...... 3 &~8afl'US8, CyplWSS d Indigo by India: Amniocentesis ...... 3 Ntoza ke Shange...... 17 Tanzania: Childbirth...... ;3 &QRRATNES: Phirr the Mition France: Equality Law ...... 3 of Bkck Yanen by Cheryl Clarke. .17 Korean Unions Crushed...... I9 , . Italy: Rape ...... :...... I9 film porn Lianna: A New Film about Lesbians..l8 Wimnln's' Fire Brigade Bombs Porn.. ..r! Outrage Against Pornography...... 4 music Women's Porn?...... 5 Cris Ullliamson's 'Blue Rider"... ..l9 Judy Reagan's "Old Friends" ...... 19 lesbian . Air Force Upholds. Lesbianes Conviction ...... 5

natiotlal a Cmnpulsive Eating.... ;...... 21 Congress Seeks Econmic Equal ity ' for Wanen...... 6 University of Arkansas: No Wanen's Center.; ...... B Jane Chambers: - health Lesbian Playwright...... 13 Toxemia...... 7 Handicapped Newborns...... ? Squeal Rule ...... 7

Chicken Lady ...... 21 . Letters ...... 23 Ads ...... 26

Tee Corinne: Images of Lesbian Sexuality...... : ...... -10 tlaureen Brady: Author of Fally, , a book about southern, factory women ...... 14 f.ourbacks volume xllt number 5 may 1983

WOMEN AND LAW CONFERENCE: . , Genetic Screening ...... 2 Fetal vs. Maternal Rights. ,!4 Reproductive Technology .....5 Maternal and Child Health: for Women of Color...... 5 . Premenstrual Syndrome and . uysmt?norrhea...... 5 Feminism' and Lesbian S/M.. .23 Lesbians and Motherhood.. ...6 .... Current Lesbian Legi slation.6 Joint Custody ...... 7 Incest...... 7 Battering B Womn of Color..8 . abortion. ..; ...... -24 Comparable Worth ...... 9 Stay the Curse...... -9 Health Care Problems for Women in Institutions.. .. 10 Mothers in Prison...... 11 Legal Problems for Womn in Prison ...... 11 Palestinian Question...... l2 ~atharine MacKinnon on Femi nist Asian Women...... 13 Theory...... ,...... 17 Sexuality B Womn of Color. 13 Neglect 6 Abuse of Feminist Girls' Camp: 01 der Women...... 13 Mountain Meadow ...... 29 Pornography...... 14 Conflicts in Feminist Legal Practice...... 15 Feminist Jurisprudence .....16

books Feminist Theory B.ooks Out of Print...... 16 Sexual Harassment of Working W- W- by Catharine Mackinnon. -19 -Zami: A New Spelling of My -Name by Audre Lorde...... 25 Right Wing Women by Andrea Oworkin...... 26

Letters ...... 30 Chicken Lady ...... 32 Ads ...... 33 nuyber 6 june 1983

lesbian my State Gay Rights Bills Fail...... 15 . NGTF Attacks Executive Order .....15 Wunen Subsidize Global Econany.. ..l Won-biological Parents' Rights.. .l5 Herpes: A Non-sensational Expose..6 . War on Chi ldren?...... 14 national I Latinas...... 15 Yarnen Vets' Health Problems Ignored...... 16 Barnard College: "Women and Tech- nilitary Wives to Receive nology." The .implications of Benef its ...... 16 technological change for ' It's A Man's World--Unless feminists...... 2 Uaaen Vote...... 16 . Black Studies/Yomen8s Studies: An Collective Challenge to Campus Overdue Partnership...... 5 Sexism...... I7

Crawling Around Inside One health Black Writer...... 18 New Vaginal bntracepttve Sponge. .8 ' Still More on the "Squeal Ru1eY...8 abortion Abortion in Congress, and in the bocks States ...... 9 Those Who Ride The Night finds by Nikki Giovanni...... 18 international The Luw ~f Return by A1 ice - Senegal: Mutilation Conference ..lo Bloch...... 19 &a. Porter's Letter by Vicki P. Britain: Woman-hating Abortion . - Cltnic...... 10 McConnel 1 ...... -20 Sicily: Women Fight Missiles..... 10 British Feminists Clash Over music Anti-Zionism. 11 Snap. Crackle, Pop: Three New ...... Musical Releases ...... 21 Peruvian Magazine: The Tortoise 21 Moves Forward...... 11 A Wild and Crazy Gal ...... violence No Bad Yomcn--Just Bad Lawr...... l2 Child Sexual Abuse in Civil Ct... 12 Chicken Lady ...... 23 Marital Rape Laws Gaining...... -13 Letters ...... 25 -. . Ads ...... 28 APRIL 1963 MAY 1983 VOLUME 6 NUMBERS 9-10 VOLUME 6 NUMBER 7 VOLUME 6 NUMBER 8 JUNE - JULY 1983

In this issue In this issue In this issue 3 SUNFLOWER by Jane Cdcman

IMAOINARY DENOUEMENTS 7 by glnsev 5 BETIIN*by Muy Margaret hoch Fraak OOD WRITIS ITRAIOHT WITH CROOKED LlNIS OFF CENTER 8 bySLtrMuyA~Hcua HENRIITTE LUND PIONEERED RURAL CHILD 9 by' Dlamc Nut 7 WELFARE by Kenoetb hwor RECONCILIATION: A PLAY IN TWO ACTS 12 LINDA'S STORY 10 bySqrbl*RcudLow~hlr,ud~nnc~ by CA~Watturnan

IW AND OUT OF THE LAW SPRlNOTlME REBELLION 13 byAUerOka 14 by Juo Hurby 11 DEAR DADby eUtrbelh hmpten 190 MONEY 16 by Krb Vewaska WE WILL CHASI BUTIERFLIIS IN FREEDOM 13 by Shuon ikzac-Andenen FOR THE LOVE OF FELICIA 18 by Rulh Twd 14 PRAIRII RAMBLER by Emlly Jduua 1L I WRlTlNO IS A CIREMONY TO OET WELL 22-- by Mrq AUfs Hrug PRAIRIE RAMBLER by FdiyJohwM 23 . PSYCHOLOGY Psychology of Women OF WOMEN Quarterly QUARTERLY CONTENTS

VOLUME 7, NUMBER 3 SPRING 1983 CONTENTS VOLUME 7, NUMBER 2 WINTER 1984 Articles

Articles Licensed Prilctkal Nurses' Sex Role Bahra Slndlrr IVaIIrton Stereotypes Brtncla JIcEiuy Dr\'rllir Difficulties Experienced by Women Kmnrth IVallslon I!W ill Prison Gender Typi~~gand Sucial Changes in hldsand Activation Desirability of I'erwnnlity in Person Janrt H. Stoppard Levels During the hlenstrual Cycle Evaluation RudqKulin 200 in ~xperi~~~e~~tall~Naive Subjects Judging the Professiol~alWon~an: Cunti~iuingin hlathematics: A Changing Research. Changing Lo~~gitudinolStudy of 111e Attitudes Values Sara Yogn, 219 of High Qllnol Girls Julia Shtrnian The Married Professional Woman: Changes in Female Sexuality: A An Examination of Her Role Study of hlother1Daughter Conflicts and Coping Strategies Jane1 Drqfu Gray 235 Cn~llnlur~icacionand Ceneratio~~al Differences \Vorking ktianr: Role Cunnicu Sandra A. Sharhr and Copi~~gStrategies Lucio .I. Gilbrrt 244 Attributio~~sfor the Success and Howard Garland Failure of Female hla~~ogers:A Karen F. Halt Factors lnfluelri~~gWomen'r Dtaw h'raiv~z Replication and Extension 4\firhat1 Bunurm Participation in Co~uciousneu- Jran~~t.\larmrk Raising Croups S~tphtnE. Ftnta Comment Facton Predicting Cirlo' and Boys' A Critique of "In Search of Token Enrollment ill College Preparatory IVon~enin Acaden~ia" hlathematics Juliu Sherman

"In Search of Token Wonlen in Carlotta Jupn Young Academia": Some Definitions and Doris Layton MecKtnuc Brief Repom Clarifications Cardyn IVuod Sh* Scxual Relationships in Rychntngy Brief Reports Training: .4 Brief Commmt on 1-rrltt R. .'?hotwr Ethical Guidelines and Coping Hut11w Ln~nrrun Scxiol Xlemory of Prercl~oolCirla Slrategies Krrrnrlh S. Pope 282 and Boys Work Satisfaction as a FU~CI~IIII of Jerqttrlinr Cukding hfl~lti~dcHoles i~~ulWsll-lic-i~~g: A Gender and Jnb SWIUS ilodrra RNIIIC~ Sudy of hlotl~crsof I'~~ea.lrndAge Fqt Cr* 286 (:11iI

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Table of Contents/Somrnaire

The Review Issue

Editorial Note 293 Notice editoriale

review article

Paula J. Capian 295 Current Themes in Canadian Ceorgina White Feminist Psychology -

book reviewslcomptes rendus

Jill McCalla Vickers 307 A,ft'tt'j Stttrlit,j MtriIit'it.tl: Tht, lrrt[t~lt.t01 Ft.rrritrrjttr trrr titr Aatirrrrt~Disit~rlirtt~s, Dale Spender, ed. Joan Mason . 309 Tltr Mijsbr~Hnlf: Girls rrrrri 5ritvtit. Etirrtiititl~r Alison Kelly, ed., Sylvia Bashevkin 309 Wtrrttrr~.Pourt*r rlrrtl Pgrlititr, Margaret Stacey and Marion Price 310 L.5 h*rtrtrrrstr~~rr~t~ijr's t~rr 1376. Janine Mossuz-Lavau et Mariette Slneau ' Avis Lang Rosenberg 31 1 bVi1rtrr11us lrrttr[rrrtt,rS oi t/rr Vijrtrll Artj, 7 $2~7-147~) Claire Richter Sherman with Adele M. Holcomb Patricia McCormack 313 ,Mn,ru Grrrltr Titr: Krrrrrtr irr Flrr-Trr~tlt,Stwrcd!r, 1 bjrl- IS 711. Sylvia Van Kirk Kathleen E. McCrone 314 Cltil~liruu~~~rtr~i krtttil!~ itt Ciitrt~~iit~r~HiSttrry, Joy Parr, ed Susan Jackel 31 4 'Wr Wr11ket1 Vrry Wtrrilu': A Histtrr!~~)t Wtirrtc~tr rit Mt.i;ill Margaret Cillett Beatr~ceSpence Ross 315 M!I rMtltitc*rtirr jrlckt. Elsie Gregory MacCill

Geraldine Finn 316 5i11rartt.tit Bt~t~rrrorr...1 Lih* ili Frt*t~lhlrrr Carol Ascher Jane Leney 317 Tlrr Elrytriliirr~rrt~(translation) Louky Bersianik Irene Pages 318 Emma Santos: Le biulogique, la toile et I'ecriture RFR/DRF Volume XI, Number 3, November 1982 (Continued]

Jeanine Anderson de l'elasco 320 Strrrtiisi~'jD~rrr~lrtt,n: X:stirrrtrrrit?; 11t Nil trrtyrrtlrr bV~~rrrt,rrirr Strrrsglt~. Margaret Randall

Sll~rivtrt Sldrt-13:Tlri* C~r~rlli~r~~t~ II~kt111 ;-\rr~i*r;it~r~ Wi~rrrt*tr The Latin American and Caribbea:~Women's Collective

Suzanne Silk Klein 321 brnlyrt.r~rr Wtrrrrt.rr otr tlri. L+t. lane Slaughter and Robert Kern, fils. Anita CLir Fellman 322 Lrtk rCfiil~t*i. Edith Thomas Sally Luce 323 \VIII~I~~It1111itlrt c111p. Heather Menzies Hilda %ott 324 Sanli.ik \,Vt~rnnron tlrt n/lttpr, Birgitta Wistrad Rhoda Howard 324 ,Vlralirn W~tttrtlit1 khwnlnr.icr. 1dJi1- 1375. Margaret Strobel And* Levesque 325 ~)luttryrutkr Ctugr?;. Oliv i er Blanc

Ann Denb 3% Fil& ou gqm: h mime durakimr? Satrice Dupont Cecilia Cmn 326 Thr Bhck Womnn Crtus-Cu/kumlly, Fibmina Chioma Steady. ed.

work in progresslrecherches en cours

fa science politique et les fernmeslwomen and political saence Carolle Simard 3- La Stience politique et les femmes Marie-Blanche Tahon 335 -re: la production etudiante sur les kmmes en science politique Gerrnaine Vailhncourt et 337 Introduction i la politique ...: un regard ferninin Francine Paquin MicMle Lamont 339 De quelques subtilitis hgrarchiques au sein de la science politique au Quibec le cas des sexes M. Janine Brody 341 Women in Political Science: Report on the Status of Women in the Discipline

abstract sedionlpxkis Education 349 Cducation Contemporary Feminist Theory and Practice 358 thhrie et pratique Hministes contemporains Soaal Policy 365 politique sociale Health and the Sciences 373 sciences et sante . . Humanities, the Arts, Popular Culture and Medii 377 sciences humaines, arts et lettres, culture populaire et mCdia

periodicals adresources update Hriodiques et ressources: mise i jour Chantal Bertrand-Jennings 385 A press of one's own: women's movements and their periodicals in France, 1971-1982 SEX ROLES SEX ROLES A Journal of Research A Journal of Research

Vul. 9. No. 2 Febnury 1983 VOI.9, NO. 3 March 1983

CONTENTS

Androgyny. Stress, md S~IISI~LII~II Dual-Career and Tradltlonal Another Look at Women in the United Stater Army: A Comment on Relat~o~~shipb Woclfel's Article 285 Jiqv Jufre Rorh~raf~rUIIJ .VUII Il'o~ler Janice D Yoder

Let ters IU Santil Claus: E!smelltrry School-Age Cl~ildren'sSox-Typed Psychdoghal Androgyny and Aspects of Self-lmage in Women and Men Toy Preierences ill I( Natural Setliny Aldmr C. Lee cutd Vernene L. Scheurer A. 01r!s D)I

Seh D~lrerell.xsIn Colll~nun~uat~ul~Sktllr as h!easuted by a hludtlied Dcvtlopmmt of an Inventory of Teachers' Attitudes Towards Rela~lunsh~pIr~ventory Sex-Rda Stereotyping and Knowledge of Sex Differences JI>/III E &IIOII J&lrh Scorr Md John C &antley Is Parenthood a Dearable Adult Rde? An Auessmenl of Attitudes The Eilects ul Szx Drllercnce>and traluallon on Tail. Perfurmrclco .tnd Held by Contemporary Women .A>plrauolt hhlcla KahK~ub and an^ krerEwmU L) 1111 .Ilo~rdran Stereotypes of Traditional and Nontradltlonal Childbearing Roles Exploring Sex Drtfererrct>~n E~pecran~y.AII~I~UIIOII, and A;ademtc Srephanle A. Bields cutd Pamela B Cooper .4iI1:evrme:11 SUII~I Erbrr Scx Differences in Spallal Abiilty and Spatial Activities 377 Nora Neweombe. Mary M. &ndum, and Dawn G. Tqybr The lntluenie of Sex has up or^ Culnpll;lnce w~thExpert pose^ Lordrrrc SIIII UIIJ .Veul Sch~~~rir Coldberg Revisited: What's in an Author's Name? 387 Mkhele A. Pal&i and William D. her The ETteCls~II' Ser-Typed Labeltllg on Preschool Chlldren'r Thc State of Motherhood Among Professional Women fntorr~~atron-Sceh~r~galrd Retentun Sara Yofev and Andrea Vkrro 81hrrl~.~rR BruJburJ ofltl KIL kunl C E~rdrlz). Sex Sterwlypca: ksucs of Change in the 1970s 397 Preschool Cllrldren's Prerercnces and Recall for Slereotyped Versus i'71oms L Ruble Nunstereotyped Storres JL~IJJIILIOII Kropp UII~ CII~I~IL*~E ~IGII~~S~>II Croup Sex Composition and Member Task Motivation Norberr L. Kerr and Megan B Suliawy BOOK REVILWS 173 SEX ROLES SEX ROLES A Journal of Research A Journal of Research

Vol. 9. No. 4 Aprll1983 Vd. 9, No. 5 May I983

CONTENTS CONTENTS Commmls om &lodow's'ldcoby. Myth. and Rulity: Scr Eqdl~yin Israff Rlvka W. Bar- rOY/and Amia Lkblich , Scx-Typed Motor Behaviors of 'Feminine" Boy. Conventionally ~uculineBoys. and Conventionally Feminine Girls 57 I Reply ~o'Commccus oa &andow's'tdeolo:y. Myth. mdRealily: Ser Equrllly In Itrd' 4Yl Wmo Korr Brandow Richard Own, Donna Shapiro Neuberg. and Stephen J. Finch

Evaluationof aCwrrc in Scr Roks for Snondary khdYudcnls Training Womcn to Be More Assertive in Mixed-Scx Task-Oriented Sharon E. Kahn and Ann Richadson Discudons 58 I Andrqlyny and Sea-TypingDiffmnccl in Bclkfs Relardinn Ocnder Pcrlrrily In Ralinp d Hedva J. LewitremndSandm Liprilz Eem tdnl Men and Women 441 Karla S. McPherron andSusan K. Sprnno Scx of Faculty Rok Model and Students' &If-Perceptions of Some Aapws of lhc Inlerpnwal Phenoeyof Haerorcxual Dyads wilh Rapnlo Competency 597 , Scr-Rdc Yereocypl 453 Lucia A. Gilberf, June M. Galleztch, and Sherri L. Evans Burro. L. Alprrron and Will J. Friedman

A Compuison of Obrcrvcd and Reporled Mull-lnfulInmulloar: EftcUs 0fPnceived Scx 47s Similarities and Differcncer Among Three Gemations of Women Rex E. Culp. Alicta S. Cook, and Patricia C. Huurky in Attitudes Toward the Female Role in Contemporary Society 609 Thc Dcvebpnm~ofoccupr~iocul Scr-Rde Paeocypr: The Efteas of(icndn Stability md Kathlrcn F. Slcvln and C. Ray Wingrove Aac ui Eileen S. C. O'KeeJe and JamShlbky H+ Scx-Rok Related Effects of Scx Bias in Language Thc Women's Movemc~in kc Workin: Clur John Briere and Cheryl Lank tree Myra Mars Ferree Women's Sudia. Sclf-Esteem, and College Wpmen's Plans for the thc Elfa7 d Boys'or GirW Toyam Scr-Typd Play in Prcsdo*rrrms Kelly P. Karpue and Rachel L. Olnry Future 633 Diana M. Zuckerman MelcrnalEmpbymcna. Anriny. adScr Diftmnmin Collqc Pudcrus' SclCDnmptioas 519 Sfephany Stone Joy and hula Sochs Wia Attitude Toward Motherhood: Gender. Generational, and Religious Serirl Lnn@uaacam1 Perm Perccpion: Evalualion of Candlduu from Newlprpr Anicln $17 Comparisons 643 Si#ne A. hyhofl Rachel T. Hare-Mustln, Shell0 Kishler Eennetl, and Patricia Effcels of Scr-Linkcd Siluali~~sand Scr ComposI~bnmCmpcralbnmd St* Of Ime~ion 91 c. Bmderkk Elaine M. rant& Dean Tj~vold.and Jum G. Drolu~U

Arwrlivcnnr. SelCAclurliu~ion.and Locus of Control in Women Pauline McVirorand A1 Herman

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Spring 1983, Volume 8, Number 3 Card S. Wharton 568 Women and Male Violence: The Visions and Women and Violence Struggles of leBattered kvomen's i2fouemeilt by Susan Schechter 397 Editorial Ynestra King 570 Loaded Questions: Wornen in the i2filituly Cisela Bock 400 Racism and Sexism in : edited by W. Chapkis; Mixed Corr~pany:Wo~nen Motherhood, Compulsory Sterilization, in the Modern Amy by Helen Rogan and the State Puula Wehter 572 IVomnr and Violence by Miriam F. Hirsch Sandra M. Gilbert 422 Soldier's Heart: Literary Men. Literary Louise G. Smith-Donah k74 "Breakirrg and Entering": Policewornen oil Women, and the Great War Patrol by Susan Ehrlich Martill Eliurbeth Pleck 451 Feminist Responses to "Crimes against 577 Ui~itedStates Notes Women," 1868-1896

VIEWPOINT Pnul :I. Cik 580 111L11lt .4b;11lrlo1ln1elit ill Early Ninelcenth- Suru RtlcWick 471 Pacifying the Forces: Drafting Women in . Cent111-yNew York City: 'Three C;;llses the Interests of Peace

kt'ini Breines and 490 The New Scholarship on Family Violence L~tcclnCordon

yir 1 I 'I'lle ctwlc 1111 1111: li~s~1b;lgc 01' ;III ;ll.~it.leill Illis ic~ur~~irl Irene Hnnson Frieze 532 Investigating the Causes and Consequences . i~~tlic.;~~crsIIIC~.oj)yrig111 I)\VII~II.'s CI~II~CI~I 1lra1col~ies ol'~l~e i~r~iclc 111;iy IK'111;1iIcr IJC~I~IIII1110se J)L.I.III~III.~I Iby S~.t.liolls of Marital Kapr I07 IN ION ~bl'111e [J.S. (:II~~I.~KIIIl.ibrv ~II~VIII~II ~II~II Pulrline li'. Gee 554 Ellsuri~lgPolice Protection for Battered copies ;Ire ~llarleol~ly libr ~xrso~~i~lIN ilucrl~i~l usc, 01-libr 111e IK'~SI~II;I~ IN IIIICI II;II IIW I~Islbci.ili~. t lit-111s :111tl Women: The Scott v. Hart Suit I~I~IIv~II~~IIII~IIhe I tblbicr p;~y1111. >I;IICI~ IM:~-I.I~)~Iiw llll~llllgll1I1e ( ib~)yriglll( :lt:ill illlt 1: ( :l!lll~~rIll1 . O~M~I.;II~IIIIS(:~III~I. Ib.0. Illbr 74i5. SI I~c~~t.t~i~tly.Ncrv York 12:401. '1'1) I.crlrlc.31 ~r:rl~~issit~l~1ib1. tb~llcr killtls ol' U~I~~IIK,SIII.II ;IS L.II~~III~ li~r~CIICI.;I~ III~II.~I~III~IIII,CII~. i i~llvcr~ihi~~gIN ~I~I~IIII~III~II~I~ I~III1111u.s. lor t I.~!~II~II~ 11t;rv c.c,llct live rucb~.ks.cr~ ltr~ ~.c.s;~lc., ki111lly rvl-i~c. lo 1lr1t p~~l~lisl~er. I

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I Summer 1983, Volume 8, Number 4

595 Editorial Sandra Lip& Bern 598 Gender Schema Theory and Its Implications for Child Development: Raising Gender- aschematic Children in a Gender-schematic Society Jane L. Lunglois 617 &Ile Cunness, the Lady Bluebeard: Symbolic Inversion in Verbal Anand American Culture

Cathunne A. .LfacKinna 635 Feminism, Marxism. bfethod, and the St;lte: Toward Feminist Jurisprudence Arnold S. Kahn und 659 Inrcgntion and Elimination or Separation and Pa& J. Jean Redefinition: The Future of the Psychology of Women

rtfaurern Haq 672 The Working-Class Woman and Recruitment Propaganda during World War 11: Class Differences in the Portrayal of War Work Diane E. H. RuwII 688 The Prevalence of Rape in the United States and rVanq Howl1 Revisited Phyilu L. Cracker 696 An Analysis of University Definitions of Sexual Harassment .

I&[ V. HuU 708 Surpasnpasnngthe Lmle of Men: Romantic Friendship and Love between Women from he Rrnatssarut to the Present by Jane Flux 710 Bound by Love: The Sweet Trap qf Dmgbhood by Lucy Gilbert and Paula Webster Cr~rolineI/k 7 12 Sexual .Mranit~gs:Thr Culturnl Con.stmrtiun 4 Gerufrr nnrl Smialifj edited by Sherry B. Ormer alld Harriet ii'hitehead Rtae .\I. Brvuvr 7 15 Rlct Setnr o/' Lr., .f re Brmle: Black CVotnmi Slurlies cditctl l>y Clot-ii~T. Hull. Patrici;~Bell Scott. ar~tl B;trl>;~riS~nith: Thr Blrrrk Il'utrcrrn edited by 1.3 Frances Koclgers-Rose Burlmrn R~~fl;dPricr 7 18 Thv ltrrirl,.t~rc*I!/' Frtttrilt. Critnittrclilv it1 the t:otrt~~trrpnrrr,.\.tIP'o,Cl edited by Fredn r\tller: 11-omrtr tord~~timuedited by S. ii. 5Iukhcrjk ;111dJocel\l~ne .\. kurr: Il'omc~tr IIrfio E~r~h~.,le or l>~~/r.rctrrl:.f SINI/I. I$' C'I,)I~.~IKI~I/Ft,lott.\ h\ Ihl-Ih y Zcitz SIGNS Summer 1983, Volume 8, Number 4 (Continued)

Strphrt~J. R~P72 1 BI:TO~I(/IIIP Fragtttrt~t.~: F[,IIIIII~\III ((tt(1 11tc .\lr~krjtg (f So[iali.\nr bv Sheil;i KO\\ln>~h;iiii, L\.n~le Segal. and Hilnry M';~inwl-ight:PrJiticr rrnd Pozclrr 3: Serual Politics, Frttlirtism ntrd Socinlbrn edited by Dinrla Adlatn et al. Carol 0. Rff 724 II'ott~m rfn Certain .ip: tl~.Midlifp S~nrchfor Se(f by Lillian B. Rubin Ellen Lenney 727 The Myth of.Masculinity by Joseph H. Pleck 729 United States Notes

Judifh K~gunGardm 733 Power, Desire, and Difference: Comnlcnt on Essays from the Signs Special Issues on Feminist Theory E. Ann Kaplan 737 Comment on Marcus's "Storming the Toolshed" Jane 4Wa~cus 738 .Reply to Kaplan CarobJoffe 738 Comment on Eisenstein's "The Sesual Politics of the New Right: Understanding the 'Crisis of Liberalism' for the 1980s" Zillnh Eisnrrtein 74 1 Reply to Joffee

ARCHIVES ElhFitzp~nck 744 Childbirth and an Unwed Mother in Seventeenth-Century New England 750 About the Contributors 753 Notice to Contributors 754 Index to Volume 8 *

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VOLUME8. NUMBER 8 APRIL I983 VOLUME 8. IYUMBW 9 MAY 1983

ih roc mcia. or helop-: tbmlrm~sa&abmop&U.

Younger Women: The Next Generation WOMEN LEAD TIIE WAY!

The Feminist Generation...... 3 A Movement for W Women...... 4 A Sister But Not a Feminist...... 4 Women Leaders Speak For Thdva.. .4 Towards A Lcadcdcs Revolution...... 5 Freezing Nukes, Forming Friendships. .. .4 rrading Through Couaborarion...... -7 Overheard at Watertown High...... 5 Women Guide Their mocks...... 7 Putting the L in BAGLY ...... 6 Reflections On A Political Life...... : . . .8 . The Caseof the Schoolgirl Sleuth...... -7 Government & Gays Working Together .. 8 AL~aOn&OfflheCo#...... : 9 Where Were You in 1969?...... 7 Pride* Power & Studmt Leadaship...... 9 Running To Stay In Place...... 9

OTRERFEATURES Fiction by Ruth Gella...... 8 An Open Letter on Ageism...... -6 Women-Owned Business Dirmry .. . . . 11 Silences That Can Be Heard ...... 15 a DEPARTMENTS DEPARTMENTS Books...... ; ...... 10 Books ...... 12: Calendar...... - ...... 16 Calendar. .. .,...... 16 Cia...... : ...... 14 Chsifieds...... -21 Ci aria...... 10 Classifieds..-- ~- ...... 19 Music...... 12 Music ...... 14 News...... 13 News...... 17 Sports...... ;...... 9; P-...... 10,12,'13 Theatre.. ..- ...... -13 Visual Am...... 10 Visual AN...... 15 i Poetry is on pager 6, 8, 11, 12, and 14. the new england women's journal ok news, opinions, and the arts

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SOJOURNER ir an opn forum whm ALL women can speak freely about thar coarcmr. We rely on and eacournge womcm lo submit &a on wlmmer interests (or inlurbta or thrilb) thrxn. SQIOURNER as SOJOURNER doa not rake editorial positiom~on ipua. but coruiden for publication am ad& iht u not mcut. sexist or homophk.

SUMMER READING OTHER FEATURES Peak Performance by Women Climbers. 11 Jumping for Joy...... 11 A Tradition of Women Travelers...... 12 Wampanoag Leader-A Model Role.. .. 12

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Books...... 6 Calendar ...... 18 Classifieds ...... I 9 A Periodical Review...... 3 Cinema ...... 13 Valerie itliner: RolIercoaster to Success. . .4 Music ...... 14 May Sarton: Making Myths of Our Lives. 5 News ...... Poetry...... 10 Peru: A Fresh Feminist Spirit Does Exist. .5 Visual Arts...... 15 Tribute to Rebecca West ...... 6 Book Reviews Galore!...... 6 a women's liberation magazine issue 128 March 1983

FE -,?JRES 6 So This is the Promird Land? One wornan recounts her life from Georgetown Guyana, to London, England 8 Fint Generation Immigrant - what next? 18 International Solidarity - what does it mean for us? 19 Iran - Anti-woman reverberati~of the revolution around the world 20 Iran - How one Iranian woman marched in vain 24 Mary Nellir - fifty yean of struggle in Ireland 26 A Quation of Silence - a new feminist film from Holland shows 'contempt of court' 29 Meridel Ie Sueur - 83 yean dd, still writing and fighting 52 Mash It Up - two Indian women talk about their art FICTION AND POETRY 32 A Packet of Cigarettar by Sibani Raychaudhuri 45 A Winter with Catherine by Tracey Porter-Short REVIEWS 40 Music: Hollowey Allstan, an all-women Latin jazz band Theatre: Jackk Lansleyes7he 1mpmonators'- women playing men; Crystal Clear a play about being Mind, plus Clotted ~~ and Woud in a three women mime show Film: Turkish 'Yol' (The Way) - is in London Be.A new collection of children's books, and Against Sadomiwtxhh - an exploratory feminist anthology TV: Channel Four Debate on test tube babies, the New Year's Day nasty gay extravaganza, and an Ethiopian woman's life story Exhibitions: Nigerian Art -Treasures of ~ncieritNigeria

. REGULARS 4 Letten: Feedbadc on Greenham, Atthntion Ail Liberals, Crawling with Germs, Sharing Solutions on Shared Childcare, A Bleeding Heart on Monogamy and more 9 News: International Abortion news, women prisonen in Turkey, sexual harassment at Daily Mirror and Daily Mail muck-raking on dykes plus lots of other Ruff 28 Shortlist of things to do, see and read 35 Classified Ads: for jobs, groups, flats or a friend .. . 56 Subscriptions: Speaal Airmail International Women's Day offer a women's liberation magaz ice issue 129 April 1983

FEXTU RES 5 The Rise of Women's Committees - a feminist takeover in local government. . . or co-option? 22 Lesbian MothersBCustody Conference - fighting for our children 24 Cenical Cancer - a smear in time or time to take a new look? 32 The Nationality Act - rights lost, right, left and centre 49 Cut-off by British Telecom - my brief career as a telephone engineer 52 Woman Aid - Angela Saxton describes 'A Day in the Life' of a women's refuge. Plus excerpts from the book Leaving Violent Men FICTION AND FOETRY 20 At the Door You Are Looking At Me by Julia Casterton 34 The Sting by Gail Bolland

40 Music: Jazz from Joan Cunningham Theatre: Fen by Caryl Churchill: Bitasr Milk, a Temba production; and All Things Nice Film: Epk Poem and Clothelines, the art of women's washing; American from Hider to M-X. seeing it is believing it Book: Zoe Fairbairm' new novel Stand We At Last; Out of Our Hands, a new guide to pregnancy; The Anti-Social.Family;children's books and poetry N: A new series on women and self defence plus Resid and Survive from Broadside Radio: Taking the gloss off Indian films Exhibitions: The Pioneers at Cardiff Ark Centre

4 Letters: Guilty feelings, Interrogation at smear clinic. Body hair, plus Crayvling with germs part II and more News: Liverpool abortion coumellon shunned by doctors, health news from Venezuela, National women's demo in Italy, plus upto-date info on the Greenham Gals.. . 28 Shodist of campaigns, ideas, participation 35 Classified Ads: where's the work, where's a home, consciousness raising and more! 56 Subscriptions: Help us keep afloat in the economic chill and warm yourself with an SR sub TODAY a women's liberation magazine issue 131 June 1983

FEATURES 6 Spare Rib- We don't suite reveal ail ? 9 Pictures Can Speak Louder Than Words - The first all women photographic agency 22 Sexual Harassment in Schools - Female students and teachers speak out 28 Housing - Problems for slngle homeless women in London 36 Endometriosis - Little known, but common women's disease 58 Women of Mixed Race - So What? 61 Pblica Bill -What happens when our rights are being taken away FICTION AND POETRY 49 Unsolicited Poem by Fay Prendergast 57 October 1982 by Christine Azad 62 The Code by Peggy Gardner REVIEVJS 47 Music: Queen Ida and her Bon Temps Zydeco Band and 'Eat It If You Want TO' from Spare Ty re Exhibition: !Wan Drawing at the Hayward, plus paintings by Dianne Farrar and iewellerv by Georgina Foilett Books: Light a Penny Candle by Maeve Binchy, Azar Tabari and Nahid Yegeneh's In the Shadow - of Islam and Between Friends from Gillian Hanscom be Theatre: Just Desserrs from Spare Tyre, and Men Should Weep - 7:84 Theatre Company plus more Film: Antonionl's ldenrification of a Woman, Sophie's Choice and The World According to Garp

REGULARS 5 Lenen: Jewish feminists, adoption, conflict at the DHSS and more . . . 9 News: Con:roversy at ILEA; anti-lesbianism in the media; Ireland - anti-abortionists miscalculate; religious persecution in Iran and much more 32 Shortlist of conferences, exhibirions, projeers erc . . . 4 1 Classified Ads: find a house, job. and friend . . . 84 Subscriptions: Don't Get Caught Out - it's good value by post Vol. 4 No. 1 ~~nmzi

One Point Perspective, by Elsa Honig Fine ...... Three Generations of Artists: Anne Train Trumbull. Alice Trumbull Mason. and Emily Mason, by Marilyn R. Brown ...... 1 Lady Elizabeth Thompson Butler in the 1870s. by Matthew Lalumia ...... 9 Cesarine Davin-Mirvault: Portrait of Bruni and Other Works by a Student of David, by Amy M. Fine ...... 15 The Artist, the Writer, and the Queen: Hosmer, Jameson, and Zenobia. by Susan Waller ...... 21 L . . Another Look at Henry James and the "White, Marmorean Flock," by Jane Mayo Roos ...... 29 Sonia Delaunay and the Expanding Definition of Art. by Clare Rendell ...... 35 Women. Art and Ideology: Questions for Historians. by Griselda Pollock ...... 39

THE SURVIVORS Elizabeth Catlett: The Power of Human F&ing and of Art," by Thalia Gouma-Peterson ...... 48

REVIEWS AND RE-VIEWS Catalogues Received ...... 57

LrnERS Eleanor Munro on Celia Weisman. "O'Keeffe's Art: Sacred Symbols and Spiritual Quest" ...... 61 I :::ER SOLSTICE - Front Cover.. .photography .%th Mountaingrove, Sunny Val 1 ey , Oregon Inside Front Cover.. .Poem.. .All a Bozarth-Campbell , Minneapolis, Ff-4 Art.. .Sue Wilson, Winter Park, FL (Logo: Sea Gnomes Home, Stonington, ME) Call igraphy throughout.. .Hannah Bl ue Heron, Wol f Creek, OR 1. Art.. .Jan McLaughlin, Wolf Creek, OR 2. Poem.. .Gayle Jandry Song.. .Ruth Hountaingrove Art...Dot Fisher-Smith, Ashland, OR 3. The Sun...and Art. ..Susun Weed Po em... Devorah Harris Art. ..Dot Fisher-Smith 4. Malinda and the Lion...Marian Michener 5. Art...Jan McLaughlin 6. Song.. .Carolyn McDade, Boston, lrlA 7. International Oay of Disarmament.. .Forest Peace Action Announcements Art.. .Pan Tangible, Wolf Creek, OR 8. Poem.. .Celeste Tibbets Art.. .Kazw Akiyama ,Hi mshima, Japan 9. Greenham Comn: From Conception to Birth.. .Ann Pettitt l0. Art...courtesy of Wanen For Life On Earth, Dyfed, Wales 11. Art.. .Sarah Wil son, Dyfed, Wales l2. The Present Situation.. .Ann Pettitt Poem.. .Celeste Tibbets Art.. .Ruth West, Newton, MA 13. Song.. .Carolyn McDade Art.. .Unknorrn 14. Poem.. .Susan Rogers kCreary Art.. .Sandy Hackworth, Shasta, CA Book Review.. .Nancy Easley Reed 15. Keepin' Busy.. .Rosefirary Sullivan Art.. .Jennifer 'Weston. Grand Rapids, HI Poem.. .Barbara J. McGrath 16. WomanSpirit's News: One MDre Round.. .Ruth and Jean Mountaingrove 17. Permission Slip... Jean Mountaingrove Art...Joan Corbin, La Crescenta, CA 18. Animal Rights Is A Feminist Issue.. .Marti Kheel Art...Jan klaughlin 20. Poem. ..Maw McAnal ly 21. Announcements 22. Women's Justice.. .Seonaid Abernethy Art.. .Susana Libana, Austin, TX 23. Book Review.. .Billie Luisi Potts 24. Poem.. .A1 la Bozarth-Gmpbel 1 Art.. .Jan McLaughl in 25. A Heresy.. .Suzanne Langi 1le Art.. .Jean Van Slyke/F(atriarchal Tarot Collective 26. Book Review.. .Ruth MDuntaingrove * 27. Heal ing Begins.. .zana Art.. .Tee Corinne, Sunny Val ley, OR s-, 28. Poem.. .Judy Fie1d 9 29. Poem...Judy Field 30. Poem.. .Judy Field Art.. .Tee Corinne -I 31. Poem.. .zana Art.. .Tee Corinne Photography.. .Ruth Mountaingrove 32. Poem...Barbara J. kGrath Photograph ..."Wings to Flyu Karen Rice, San Francisco, CA 33. Poem.. .Linnea Almgren Photograph.. ."8reathing Freedoma Karen Rice 34. Welcome to the Party. ..Edited by Peggy, Jean, Ruth, Pegasts and Zoe Art.. .Joan Corbin 36. Poem. ..Anne B. Sayre Art...Sandy Hackworth 37. Awakening and Art.. .Jennifer Weston 38. Poem.. .Zoe Haggarty , On-the-Road Art.. .Dot Fisher-Smi th 39. My Irish Quest... Joy Window 41. Art.. .Jan McLaughl in 42. Mask and Photograph.. .Suzanne Benton, Ridgefleld, CT 43. The Path of Dharma...Judith Lief 44. Art and Poem...Komachi Source: Naropa Institute, Boulder, CO 45. Baby Buddha: Baby Goddess. .. Gabriel 1a Hartard 46. Poem.. .Diane de Hunt 47. Boko-Maru, Photograph and Text.. .Tee Corinne 48. Poem.. .lorien Art.. .Dot Fisher-Smith Zen Journal.. .Miriam Sagan 49. Poem.. .Mi ri am Sagan Art.. .Unknown 50. Tsunagari , the Sacred Thread.. .and Art.. .Shrine River 53. Art.. .Artemis Bona Dea, Seattle, WA 54. Book Revi ew... Singing Dolphin I.loon Photograph ...Linda Rozenfeld, New Rochelle, New York 55. Book Review.. .mary hope whitehead lee Photograph.. .Tee Corinne 56. Amazon Fiction, To Reflect Our Dream.. .Anne Carson 57. Art.. .Heather Whiteside, Laramie, WY 59. Female Imagery: Women's Visions. ..Yvonne Pepin 61. Honon'ng My Ancestors.. .and Art.. .Li 11i an Pi tt 62. WomanMagic. ..Monica Sj6U Letters 64. Poem.. .Elizabeth Sanford Poem.. .Valerie Sonnenber~ Art.. .Jan tklaughl fn Inside Back Cover.. .Art.. .Monica Sjijo Back Cover.. .Poem.. .Dam Braskam Photograph.. .Alta Fly, San Francisco, CA Women & Health

Volume 8 Number 1 Womett and Alcoltol, Camberwell Council on Alcoholism 65 Spring 1983 Reviewed by Beatrice Krauss, PltD

A New View of a Wornan's Body, Federation of Feminist CONTENTS Women's Health Centers 67 Revie wed by Gloria Goldstein, MA

EDITORIAL 1 Toxic Shock Syndrome. Institute of Medicine 69 IN RECOGNITION OF . . . Reviewed by Sharon Golub, PhD Clara .Swain. MD (1834-1910) and Her Work in India 3 Cupitig Wirlt u Hys~erec~ottiy,by S. Morgan Krishna Lahiri, PhD Reviewed by Jan Dorile~l What Birth Has Done for Doctors: A Historical View 7 Dororhy C. Wertz, PhD Premature Babies: A Handbook for Parents, by Sherri Nance 73 The Use of Obstetrical Procedures in the Care of Low-risk Reviewed by Barbara B. Arnold, RN, BS Women 25 Je8rev L. Adums. PhD BOOKS RECEIVED 75

An Evaluation of Family-Centered Maternity Care FILM REVIEWS Cl~risritieF. Bradlev, PhD Self Breasr Examination, produced by Medfact, Inc. ; Whar Sandi Wiggitts, MA Every Womati Should Know Abour Breast Cancer, pro- duced by Sunburst Communications; Breasr Examinarion Recollections of Menarche and Women's Subsequent Procedures, produced by Ortho Pharmaceutical Corpora- Experiences with Menstruation tion; and Teaching Breasr Selffiaminarion, produced by Sharon Golrrb, PliD Ortho Pharmaceutical Corporation Joan Catalano, BA Reviewed by Nancy A. R. Rothbaum, ;,BOOK REVIEWS RN, BS w ~7,. .. , F~omAccomodation to Self-Derermirration: Nursing's HEALTH AND PUBLIC POLICY 'Role in rhe Develqnenr of Healrh Care Policy. The Concept of Wrongful Life in the Law American Academy of Nursing Anne S. Kasper, MA Reviewed by Rhoda B. Epstein NEWS AND NOTES Women & Politics Volume '2, Number 4 , Gtinter 19132 Women in Developing Countries: A Policy Focus CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION Women, Development, and Public Policy: A Selected Women and Development 1 Bibliography 107 Kathleen A. Staudt Sandra Danfotth Jane S. Jaquette WOMEN & POLITICS DATA BASES The Decline of Female Family Business: A Guatemalan Women and Development Case Study 7 Jane S. Jaquette T. Bachrach Ehlers BOOK REVIEWS Efforts Toward Women's Development in Tanzania: La Chicana: Ihe Mexican-American Wo~nap, Gender Rhetoric vs. Gender Realities 23 by Alfredo Mirand6 and Evangelina Enriquez 129 Susan G. Rogers Reviewed by Vicki Ruiz At the End of the Line: Women and United States Foreign Time Aid in Asia, 1978-1980 43 Women in Development: At the Right for the Right Rae Lesser Blumberg Reasons, by Winifred Weekes-Vagliani, with Bernard Grossat 131 Cara Hinderstein Reviewed by Jane S. Jaquette Implications of Development for Women in Indoriesia: Research and Policy Issues 67 Family Policy: Government and Families in Foutteen Hanna Papanek Countries, edited by Sheila B. Kamerman and Alfred J. Kahn Incorporating Women into International Development Reviewed by Mary Ann Tetreault Programs: The Political Phenomenology of a Private Foundation 89 Cornelia Butler Flora Women

Volume 1 Number 4 Winter 1982

CONTENTS

EDITORIAL The Tunnel of Love Jo Gilbert Getting Past "No" Laurie Weiss

Women and Exercise: A Therapeutic Approach Kathtyn Dohrmann Rinakkopf Sallie E. Grarch

THERAPEUTIC ISSUES WITH LESBIAN CLIENTS Helping Lesbian Couples Cope with Jealousy 27 Vicki Morris

Lesbian Mothers-The Invisible Minority: Role of the Mental Health Worker 35 Audrey Steinhorn

The Treatment of Inhibited Sexual Desire (ISD) in Lesbian Couples 49 Margaret Nichols

Existential Issues in the Treatment of Lesbian Clients 67 Linda Berg-Cross

REVIEW SECTION Southern Discomfbrr, by Rita Mae Brown 85 Reviewed by Sally Hayman

Women, Race and Class, by Angela Davis 87 Reviewed by Valerie A. Butts ntc Wounded Woman, by Linda Schierse Leonard 89 Reviewed by Patricia Harleman Volume 8, Number 4 MayJune 1983

To and From the Editor ...... 2 Report from WCA and CAA: Notes. papers. news and commentary from the 1983 Philadelphia Meetings of the Women's Caucus and the College Art Association Laughing and Crying at the CAA. Judy Seigel ...... 4 The Heirarchy in Art and Art History. Alessundra Comini ...... 6 . Power. Taste and Influence. Bea Krelojf ...... 10 Recent Trends in Photography. May Stevens ...... 13 Drawing. A Mainstream Activity of the Eighties. Ellen Lanyon ... 15 Beyond Sexual and Economic Equality. Lynn Randolph ...... 15 Birthing The Birthing Dolls of Peru. Betry Iduke ...... 17 The Birth Project: Another Judy Chicago Five Year Idea. Joan Marx ...... 18 Exhibitions ...... 19 Book Review ...... 25 Almanac ...... 26 WOMEN'S INTERNATIONAL NETWORK NEWS READER'S GU IDE Vol ume 9, Number 2, Spring 1983 1-12 SPECIAL REPORT : WOMEN, HEALTH AND DEVELOPMENT IN EAST & WEST AFRICA A PERSONAL VIEW (EDITORIAL)

EGYPT // SUDAN // ETHIOPIA // SOMALIA // SOMALIA // KENYA // NIGERIA // NIGER // UPPER VOLTA // MALI // SENEGAL // SIERRA LEONE

U-37 SPECIAL REPORT : WOMEN IN EAST AND WEST AFRICA / A SURVEY EGYPT: Interview with Moshira El Shaffie, Deputy Director, Family Planning Project, Ministry of Health // Women and the Veil - The Egyptian Women's Movement // Interview with Laila Abou-Saif: Women in Egypt. SUDAN: Interview with Dr. Obeida Magzoub-Alawi, Director, Health Education, Ministry of Health //Sudan Women's Unlon // Ahfad University College for Women, Omdurman // Interview with Dr. Fatma Mahud, M.P. (Omdurman) ETHIOPIA: ECA - African Training 6 Research Centre for Women // Addin Ababa Fistula Hospital - Hamlin Clinic // Interview with R. Padmini, UNICEF Rep. in Ethiopia // Interview with Dr. Tewabech Bishaw, MCH Director, Ministry of Health SOMALIA: Women's Meeting // Somali Women's Democratic Organization KENYA: Interview with Julia Ojambo, Assistant Minister of Baaic Education // NCWK - National Council of Women of Kenya //Maendele0 Ya Wanawake -Village Women's Association // Organizing Self-Help Health Care - talk with Wselyn Owino // Women in the Media // Women's Development Groups NIGERIA: Psychiatric Hospital/Yaba // Meeting with Medical Women's Assn. Members // Women in Nigeria Group and Newsletter // Visit to Kano -NIGER: Association of Women of Niger UPPER VOLTA: Ministry of Social Affairs: Promotion Feminine // TWIS - Train- -in -in Sahel // SWID - Strengthening Women's Wle in Development // Family Planning Association formed MALI: National Union of Malian Women Programs 6 Objectives // Ministry of Education - Women's Literacy Program // Maternity Department - City Hospital // P.M.I. - Children's Clinics (MCH) SENEGAL: Promotion Hwine: Condition Feminine // Federation of Women's Organizations // Mouvement Femes et Societe - Conference and Organization // Famille et Developpement Magazine SIERRA LEONE: Trainer's Workshop by Ministry of Social Welfare // Interview with Dr. Olayinka Koso-Thomas on Women's Health // Women and Development in Sierra Leone - Interview with Nancy Minett .

38-39 WOMEN AND THE UNITED NATIONS U.N. COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN U.N. IN'I'ERNATIONAL RESEARCH 6 TRAINING INSTITUTE FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF WOMEN -Proaress Rewrt

40-42 WOMEN AND HUMAN RIGHTS COUNTRY REPORTS ON HUMAN RIGHTS PRACTICES.FOR 1982: Burundi / Rwanda / Central African Republic / Congo / Liberia / Mauritania / Bolivia / Domini- can Republic / Jamaica / Kuwait / Pakrstan / Burma 39th SESSION OF U.N. HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION MEETING MLF - INTERNATIONAL APPEAL FOR WOMEN PRISONERS m~ RIGHTS REPORTER

43-45 WOMEN AND DEVELOPMENT U.S. AID - Women in Development 1982 Report to U .S. Congress // Research Reports: Liberia Women in the Market Place // Liberian Women: Their Wle in Food Production and their Educational/Legal Status CONFERENCES: International Development - Women and the 80's // Association for Women in Development - First Conference // Women in Rice Farming System RESOURCES: Report: Women and the Crisis in Agriculture // Women 6 Develop- ment: Guidelines for Program and Project Planning // List of Publications WOMEN'S INTERNATIONAL NETWORK NEWS 46-50 WOW4 AND HEALTH Volume 9, Number 2, Spring 1983 (Continued) BREASTFEEDING: Survey of 11 Countries in East/West Africa // Working Rules in Sri Lanka Cause of Breastfeeding Abandonment FAMILY PLANNING: Mexico // Egypt // Arab World ABORTION: Abortion Laws in Spain / Appeal to Pree Abortion // USA WOMEN'S HEALTH / EDUCATION: The Rio Health Collective // Women's Medical Education // Senrinar on Prenatal Education 51-67 FEMALE CIRCUMCISION : GENITAL AND SEXUAL MUTILATION SURVEY OF ELEVEN COUNTRIES IN EAST AND WEST AFRICA: EGYPT /J SUDAN // SOMALIA // ETBIOPIA // KENYA //'NIGERIA // NIGER // UPPER VOLTA // PWlI // SIERRA LEONE -SUDAN: Book Rtview: 9Woman, Why Do You Weep2 Circumcision and Its Conse- quencesm by Dr. Asma El Dare- - bared on the Medical Thesis and Research Study by the author of five provinces in Sudan // National Cammittee on Female Circumcision - BABIKER BADRI SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY // "The Secret of Their Bodiesm - film on FC/GM in the Sudan by Patricia Verhaegan FRANCE: Another Girl from Mali Dead by Excision // Winistry of Women's Rights appoints Working Group on Excision in France // African Girls at Risk // Investigation of Letter on Excision by Tourist // G.A.M.S. - Womens Group Against Sexual Mutilation - Activities and Work Program ENGLAND: British Parlbzmnt moves to hn Female Circumcision // BBC Forty .Minutes - Female Circumcision (Sudan) by Louise Panton // WAGFEI - Women's Action Group on Female Excision and Infibulation gets grant from Greater London Council SOMALIA: "Sisters in Mflication: Circumcision and Infibulation in Africam by Raqiya Haji Dualeh Abdalla - Book Review (Book based on a &usterms Degree Thesis) INTERNATIONAL: Congress of Medical Women's International Association - Recommendations on K/GM // Dossier of Press Articles on FC/GM published in France 68 WOMEN AND MEDIA INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S WRITING GUILD: 12th Annual Conference VII CONGRESS OF THE WORLD ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN JOURNALISTS AND WRITERS WE HUMANIST: Second Annual Essay Contest WOMEN ON TIIE TV SCREEN: Symposium by the Dutch National Broadcasting Co. 983 INDEX/DIRECTORY OF WOMEN'S MEDIA

69-73 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: ASIA AND PACIFIC AUSTRALIA: National Women's Advisory Council // Women's Electoral Lobby hEW ZEALAND: Advisory Committee on Women's Affairs INDONESIA: Industrialization Pushes Women out of Jobs 'LNDIA: Institute of Social Studies Trust - Activities and Plans // Womn's Link of Indian Social Studies Institute CHINA: Trade in Women Fought // Female Infanticide Increases Women earn 43% of men's earnings NEPAL: Radio as teaching tool of women WAN:New Isldc law fought by -men

74-78 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORU : EUROPE -- EUROPEAN COMMUNITY: Women l4.P.'~ Campaign Against Sexual Barassment // Women ' s Network formed PORTUGAL: Women Status changed by EEC Membership FREECE:Status of Women Overview // Tour: Greece Through Wome%'s Eyes // New Phmily Law Panned NETHERLANDS- Women Welfare Changes BRITAIN: European Court requires changes in Lagislation // Greater London Council Women ' s Committee FRANCE: Right to Work Affirmed // 'Citoyennesm - Information Bulletin // CRIF-Centre of Feminist Research // AFI - French Information Agency

79-80 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORU): AMERICAS -USA: Jobs and Womsn's Rights // The Wage gap update // Women and Work // -A - Warkina.. - - - - -.- Woman's.- -. - Guide to Her Job Rights // Women's Rights Handbook -

new edition // Womcna s Research and ducat ion institute ~ // CONFERENCES & PUBLICATIONS: National Women's Political Caucus // PEO' fessional Secretaries // National Women's Studies Association // American Association of University Women // Women's Sports. WOMEN'S STUDIES AN INTERDISCIPLINARY JOURNAL

Volume 10, Number 1 (1983)

JUDITH FETTERLEY Impersonating "Little Women": the radicalism of Alcott's Behind a Mask

SUZANNE POIRIER The Weir Mitchell rest cure: doctor and patients

PHYLLIS M. JONES Amatory sonnet sequences and the female perspective of Elinor Wylie and Edna St. Vincent Millay

CHARLOTTE GOODMAN Introduction to Edith Summers Kelley's "The Old House"

CECELIA TICHI Mary - an Appalachian greening Poems by SUSAN FOX May Day; Perfume ad

Book reviews by DIANA HUME GEORGE and DORIS FRIEDENSOHN

Notes about contributors

Edited at Queen's College WOMEN'S STUDIES IN COMMUNICATION

Women's Advocacy: Pragmatic Femi- Julie Yingling 1 nism in the YWCA

The Feminist Movement: Lesbian- Katherine Kurs and 12 1 Feminism as Confrontation Robert S. Cathcart . Evaluations of Sex-Incongruent Non- Martin S. Remland, 24 verbal Communication for Male and Carolyn McK. Jacobson, I Female Managers and TIicia S. Jones

Concealing Sexual Identity Through Helen M. Newman 34 Verbal and Nonverbal Communication

Book Review Wanda Teays 44 I I 60.

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REASSESSMENTS OF 'FIRST WAVE' FEMINISM Contents EDITORIAL ELIZABE~SARAH 519 Towards a reassessment of feminist history FEMINIST MOVEMENTS: SOME CASE Sn'DIES GERALDINEH. FORBES 525 Caged tigers: 'first wave' feminists in India BARBARACAINE 537 Feminism, suffrage and the nineteenth-century English women's movement MARILYNJ. BOXER 551 'Fist wave' feminism in ninetetnth-century France: class. family and religion UTEGERHARD 561 A hidden and complex herirage: reflections on the history of Germany's women's movements IDABLOM 569 A cenrenary of organized feminism in Nomy CAROLL. B~CCHI 575 'Fist wave' feminism in Canada: the ideas of the English- Canadian suffragists. 1877 - 1918 CYSTHIAM. P~TTERSON 585 New directions in the political history of women: a case study of the National Woman's Party's campaign for the Equal Rights Amendment. 1920 - 1927 FE.MISIST ISSf ES: THE POLITICS OF MOTHERHOOD ASD SEXUALm CHERIREGISTER 599 Motherhood at center: Ellen Key's social vision CHRISTLWICKERT. BRIGITTE H.4blBf RGER and ~IARIELIENAU 61 1 Helene Stocker and the Band fuer Mutterxhuu Che Society for the Protection of 3lothcrhood) MARIO?. KAPLAN 619 Prostitution, morality crusades and feminism: German-Jewish feminists and the campaign against uhitc slavery SHEILAJEFFREYS 629 'Free from all uninvited touch of man': women's campaigns around sexuality, 1880 - 1914 FEMISIST COSSECTIOKS JANETE. RASML~SSEN 647 Sisters across the sa: early Norwegian feminists and their American connections REBECCAL. SHERRICI; 655 Toward universal sisterhood FEMINISTS OBSERVED ROSAMUNDBILLINGTON 663 Ideology and feminism: why the suffragettes were 'wild women' LINDYMOORE 675 Feminists and femininity: a case-study of WSPU propaganda and lwdresponse ar a Scottish by-election STUDYING 'FIRST WAWFEMIXISM KARENM. OFFEN 685 'First wave' feminism in France: new work and resourm RENATEDUEUI-KLEIN 691 Accounts of 'first wave' feminism in Germany by Gennan feminists DAU SPENDER 697 Past, present and future: sources on women ELI~ABETHSARAH 701 Finding a feminist historical framework: a review of Ferninurn in Europe. Libeml and Socialist Strategies, 1789 - 1919 BOOK REVIEWS CAROLINEWALLER 707 My Own Story by Emmeline Pankhurn The Suffmgerre Movemenr by Sylvia Pankhursr ELIZABETH SAW 708 women 1870- 1928. A Select Guide ro Pr~ntedand Archival Sources in the United Kingdom by Margaret Barrow ASNOUSCEMENTS The Fawcett Library 711 The Fawcetr Library Papers WRRC Publications Collective: Pamphlets on women's history VOLUME5 CONTENTS and i AUTHOR INDEX W MEN'S STUDIES Ib? ERNATIONAL FORUM WOMEN'S STIJDIES INTERNATIONAL FORUM VOLUME 6 NUMBER 1 1983

The eftcco of rhc Chirrv CommOnm land dthdrfamilia

JOAN M. McClu

BlBUOGRAPHlCAL REVIEWS BEm S~AFFO~O 117 AmhhW- An Annotad Biblimyby Si Saybr Fur

119 Uk ChdOanwrrir RNohrion: A Hiiof Feminist - ~JbAms*s,Horm.~~endCirisby -H.ydQ

la scrn a4p a w&*: WOIUR and Domcair Ss*irr &I 1-8 Am* by David M. K.rmun

121 Bnusrr, Mowand Low. Tk DioLnicr of W-3 Horn andM& WartbyN.ulicSokoloff 122 Wovna in the Family and the Economy: An Intmnatmnal Co-iw a,diced by Gcorga KrrrLn md Ghorh

122 La Condition F4!ni~im,edited by he Crnm d'Erudcr U de RcckdwSMuwra I23 TkHMdm Faa off Womm in the Amb World by Nawd USudrwi

127 Women and Crime, tdi~edby S. 91. Mukherjee and Joalynne A.Scutt 127 R&tionshipr A Sped Imrr of prvchology of Women ~g~1~Vg~~~~-2&Spriag1981). Gum Editor W MEN'S STUDIES INP ERNATIONAL

WOMEN'S STUDIES INTERNATIONAL FORUM VOLUME 6 NUMBER 2 1983

Contents WOMEN IN ACADEME RESA L. DUDOVITZ 129 Editorial THE PERSONAL AS THE POLITICAL HELENEMOGLEN 13 1 Power and empowerment HARRIETFARWELL ADAMS 135 Work in the interstices: woman in academe NELLIEMCKAY 143 Black woman professor - white university FEMINIST STRATEGlES IN THE ACADEMY RESA L. Du~ovrrz,ANN RUSSO, 149 Survival in the 'master's house': the role of graduate teaching JOHNDUVALL and PATRICIACRAMER assistants in effecting curriculum change EVELYNTORTON BECK 159 Self-disclosure and the commitment to social change ELIZABETHABEL, MARIANNEHlRSCH 165 'They shared a laboratory together': feminist collaboration in and ELIZABETHLANGLAND the academy BONNIEZIMMERMAN 169 Is 'Chloe liked Olivia' a lesbian plot? DAPHNEPATAI 177 Beyond defensiveness: feminist research strategies THE OTHER ACADEMICS SANDRAACKER 191 Women, the other academics SANDRAL. STEINand 203 Women's studies and men's careers: how the 'social problem' MARLAINEE. LOCKHEED of women in education maintained the academic status of men in the 1970s SUEScorr and MARYPORTER 211 On the bottom rung: a discussion of women's work in sociology PROGRESS (?) REPORT ON AFFIRMATIVE ACTION 223 Academic women, affirmative action, and mid-America in the eighties 231 Hard truths for strategic change: dilemmas of implementing affirmative action REVIEW SECTION C CHANDRATALPADE MOHANTY 243 On salvaging difference: the politics of Black Women's \ Studies BOOK REVIEW ANNRUSSO 249 Women. Race ond Class by Angela Y. Davis INTERNATIONAL FORUM VOLUME 6 NUMBER 3 1983

C%~M~&P-- SO FAR. SO GOOD - SO WHAT? WOMEN'S STUDIES IN THE UK RW& BAIT& RENATEDUELLI KLEIN. 25 1 Editorial se and .<.* l ni~&au~~m 255 A brief overview of the development of Women's Studies in the UK MARYHUGHES and MARYKENNEDY 261 Breaking out - women in Adult Education . - >. THE BRGWTDNand HOVE W€A/WOMEN.S STUDIES BRANCH 271 Women's Studies in the Workers' Educational Association GILL KIUKUP 273 Women's Studies 'at a distance': the new Opm University course RQS~UND&urn. EILEENGREEN. 283 Sell-out or challenge? The contradiction of a Masters in KA,- JONES and DIANAWOODWARD Women's Studies ROSEMARYAUCHMUTY. FRANCES 291 The image of Women's Studies BORZELLO and CHERIDAVIS LANGDELL VAGW HEY 299 The woman in the moon: Women's Studies and the academy MARIE FRANCE 305 Why Women's Studies? JANECHOLMELEY 3O!l A seminar room of one's own BIENDAABLE 315 Resisting the tyranny: teaching Women's Studies in secondary and adult education MARGARETKIRKHAM and HELENTAYLOR 319 Reflections on a course on 'Women and Literature' MARYEVANS 325 De!etcher's talc: on mching Wcrrnen's Studies PATMAHONY 331 Boys will be boys: teaching Women's Studies in mixed-sex groups JOY HOWARD 335 A farewell to the groves of academe BOOK REVIEWS HILARYKLEIN 337 All the Women are White, All the Blacks are Men, but Some of Us are Brave edited by Gloria T. Hull. Patricia Bell Scott and Barbara Smith Rblsl~BAITEL 338 Lesbian Studies, Present and Future edited by Margaret Cruikshank RENATEDUELLI KLEIN 339 Men's Studies Modified. The Impact of Feminism on the Academic Disciplines edited by Dale Spender MARIEFRANCE 340 Subject Women by Ann Oakley CATHERINIT~(N 341 Learning to Lose: Sexism and Education edited by Dale Spmdn and Elizabeth Sarah Invisible Women: the Schooling Scandal by Dale Spender CATHERINEMOORHOUSE (Compikr) 34 1 A Brief Bibliography on the Education of Girls and Women 2 Editond: Somethtnq Old Sometlung New SPECIAL PRNIESA? 4 Biographer and Subject: A Cnbcal Connecnon Blanche Wiesen Cook

$5.50 WHAT ARE MEN DOING m WOMEN'S S~IES? 19 Fomung New Alliances for Women's Studks The Northan Rodacrr Program 9 Mar m Women's Studies on Women in the Cwiadum Louis Kampf and Dick Ohmn BeUy Schmitz and Anne S. William 12 Teaching about Semm and Language in a fradittonal Setting: Sumenmans the Obdes ~odc~o~tom NWSA '83 CONVENTION 15 %%ecUonson Teachtng about Women in 22 Stoavlg Comrmttou Report /&EILITkk TWOCourses in Polihd Thought Vi~gmiaCyw Ray - !23 The Fifth Annuai NWSA Convention SOURCE M-LcJ-andS-neHym 19 -ThwhDangn 25 Cammiion Rugisaaiion Form ElhPbcthShrmtPhdpt rcft: RayPRatrach*rghi.ciaarat n ~m-~chedulor Mo- SmUniuemity 28 APmiwdthuNWSA'83 Rj* Convenbon F'mpm PROGRAM CLOSEUPS dm& Fokad student - 41 Women's Studies at Hunter Cdloge: Stmega in an haituiionai Envuonment ~0rpthya ~e~y 44 Women's s- at SuNY/Brockport Cumdum Rosom and GOvem- Swn~lcoHlgashi

46 WomenmtheCumculum: A Conference for Program Adrmnastmtoa m New England ChvAdormky 48 NAvsbnefs Shnfey Fmnk . Toward a Nonsexist Education: A Skidmore College Conference

4 An Overview of the Issues 7 New Teaching Strategies for a New Susan Kress Generation of Students Florence Howe 5 The Ideal Gas. a Critical Mass. and Homeostasis: M. Ulubetb

lume XI Number 2 IN THIS ISSUE Summer 1983 2 Editorial: The Rice of Success

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The College of New Rochelk Barbara F. McManus Peggy Monh Bmnan Compiled by Mdntosh with Katherine Stanis and 19 The Ten-Year Anniversary of the Barbam Kneubuhl Womm's History Rogram at 29 A Note on Terminology Sarah Lawrence College: Look Peggy Mdntosh A Retraspective Cady Judith Papachtistou aod Uh.betb Stanton Amy Swndlow Gerda Lerner

Left to right. Amy Smdlor;

33 Weaving New Connections at the University of New Hampshire Cathryn Adamsky. Martha Byam. and Catherine 0'Brien

Studeota at the College of Naw Rocball.