a current listing of contents Volume 3, Number 4,1983
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 listins of contents Volume 3, Number 4, 1983
Periodical literature is the cutting edge of women's scholarship, feminist theory, and much of women's culture. Feminist Periodicals : A Current Listinq of Contents is publ ished by the Office of the Women's Studies Librarian-at-Large on a quarterly basis with the intent of increasing public awareness of feminist periodicals. It is our hope that Feminist Periodicals will serve several purposes: to keep the reader abreast of current topics in feminist literature; to increase readers' familiarity with a wide spectrum of feminist periodicals; and to pro- vide the requisite bibliographic information should a reader wjsh to subscribe to a journal or to obtain a particular article at her 1ibrary or through inter1ibrary loan. (Users will need to be aware of the limitations of the new copyright law with regard to photocopying of copyrighted materials. ) Table of contents paqes from current issues of major feminist journals are reproduced in each issue of Feminist ~eriodi cal s , preceded- by a comprehensive annotated listinq of a1 1 journals we have selected, As publ ication schedules vary enormously , not every periodical wi 11 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. Editorial address (if different from subscription address). International Standard Serial s Number ( ISSN) . Library of Congress (LC) catalog card number. OCLC, Inc. Control Number. Locations where the journal is held in the UW system. Publications in which the journal is indexed. Subject focus/statement of purpose of the journal .
Please note that in the actual text, only the numbers 1 to 12 are used to identify the different categories of information. ii. Our goal is to have represented in FP all English-language feminist periodical s with a substantial national or regional readership, with an emphasis on scholarly journals and small press offering. We do not in- clude publications which, though feminist in philosophy, do not focus solely on women's issues. Plor, 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 Guid by Polly Joan and Andrea Chesman (Paradise, CA: Dust ted Guide to Women's Periodicals 1 in the U.S. edited bi-annually bys 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 (Boston: 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. Please 1et us know about new subscriptions, subscriptions we have over1 ooked, cancel lations, or other pertinent information.
Alternative Cataloging in Publication Data Feminist periodicals: a current listing of contents. Madison, WI: Uomen's Studies Librarian-at-Large, University of Wisconsin System. quarterly. "Table of contents pages from current issues of major feminist journals are reproduced.. . ., preceded, Feminist Periodicals is pub1 ished by Susan E. Searing, Women's Studies Li brarian-at-large for the University of Wisconsin System, 112A Memorial Library, 725 State Street, Madison, WI 53706. Phone: (608) 263-5754. Compilers: Catherine R. Loeb, A. Porter O'Nei 11 . 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 912.00/year for individual s and women's programs, $24.00/year for institutions. This fee covers all publications of the Office, including Feminist Collections, Feminist Periodical s, New Books on Women & Feminism, and bibliographies, directories and occasional publications produced throughout the year. L ffi. AMAZON. 5. Black Maria Collective. 1. 1972. 7. ISSN 0045-222X. 2. 2/year. 8. LC ~~77-1275. 3. $6 (indfv.), $15 (inst ) Single copies: $i. 9. OCLC 2786249. Free to prf soners. 10. Madison. 4. 2211 E. KenwoodBlvd., Milwaukee, WI 53211. 12. "Black Maria publishes work by emerging women 5. Amazon Collectf ve. writers that presents women as the complex, 9. OCLC 2045999. positive beings they are. I' 10. Madison. 12. "Amazon is a bimonthly publication wfth articles, BREAD AND ROSES. Doetry, short stories, etc. bv women, about 1. 1977. Amen; -from a feminist viewpdnt." 2. Semiannual. 3. $7.50 (indfv.); $12 (inst.). ATLANTIS. 4. P.O. Box 1230, Madfson, WI 53701. 1. 1976. 5. Editorial staff of eight women. 2. Plyear. 7. ISSN 0197-5927. 3. $10 (indiv.), $16 (fnst.). 10. Madison. 4. Mount Saint Vincent University, 166 Bedford 12. Features; editorials; reviews; news briefs; Highway, Halifax, Nova Scotia, B3M 256, fiction; poetry; photography and graphics. Canada. ".. .founded wf th the expressed purpose of 5. Drs. Susan Clark, Margaret Conrad. Donna E. establ ishi ng a Midwest-based journal to focus Smyth. on cultural , political and social concerns of 7. ISSN 0702-7818. American men. " 8. LC cn77-32338. 9. OCLC 3409640. BROADSHEET. 11. Historical Abstracts; America: Hi story and Life; 1. 1972. The Alternative Press Index; Resources for 2. lO/year. Feminist Research. 3. $30.50. 12. "Atlantis is an interdisciplinary journal de- 4. P.O. Box 5799. Wellesly Street, Auckland, New voted to critical and creative writing in Eng- Zealand. lish or French on the topic of women. Contains 5. Sandra Coney. scholarly articles, review essays, book reviews, 7. ISSN 0110-8603. art and poetry." 9. OCLC 6578660. 12. News; analysis; in-depth articles; fiction; AURORA. poetry; reviews. "Broadsheet is a radical 1. 1975. femf nist magazine which consciously strfves to 2. 3/year. be anti-racist and to incorporate the views of 3. $6. indigenous women. The main focus is on New 4. P.O. Box 1624, Madison, WI 53701-1624. Zealand women and events, with some coverage 5. Edited by comnfttee; current comnittee chair, of Pacific concerns and issues facf ng women and Jeanne Gomoll . feminf sts everywhere. I' 7. ISSN 0197-775X. . 8. LC sn80-11853. BROOMSTICK. 9. OCLC 6113633. 1. 1978. 12. Science fiction and fantasy with a feminist 2. Bimonthly. orientation. 3. $10 (indiv.), $20 (inst.). Single copies: $2.50. 4. 3543 18th St., San Francisco, CA 94110. BIG MAMA RAG. 5. Mickey S~encerand Pollv Taylor. 1. - 1972. 11. ~lte6adve Press Index: - 2. ll/year. 12. "Broomstick is a femfni st political journal pub- 3. $9 (indfv.), $22 (inst.). lishing material by, for and about women over 4. 1724 Gavlord Street. Denver.- CO 80206 forty. Cur priorities are: to portray clear, 5. Bi Mama Ra Collective. positive images of older women; to take a 7. Ts%m!. stand against the denigration of older women; 8. LC sc80-1187. to offer positive alternatives in our lives. 9. OCLC 2778484. Our goal is to form a support network among 11. A1 ternatfw Press Index. 01 der women. " 12. Addresses the theory and practice of the liberation of all women, wfth extensive cover- CALYX: A JOURNAL OF ART AND LITERATURE BY WOMEN. age of 1f beration movements, both national 1. 1976. and international, native/aboriginal peopl?s1 2. 3/year. land rights struggles, the mental patients 3. $10 (indiv.), $15 (lib. 8 fnst.). Single copies: 1iberation movements, and issues concerning $4. women in prison. 4. P.O. Box 8, Corvallis, OR 97339. 5. Margarita Donne11 y. BLACK MARIA. 7. ISSN 0147-1627. 1. 1971. 8. LC 77-649570. 2. Annual. 9. OCLC 3114927. 3. $14 (indiv.), $16 (inst.). Single copies: $4. 10. Madison. 4. P.O. Box 25187, Chicago. IL 60625-0187, 11. American Humanities Index. 12. "Cal x publishes poetry, prose, art, reviews, trans-4i ations, and photoqraphy, and is comitted to providing a beautiful and creative journal format in which to showcase women artists and writers. " CAMERA OBSCURA: A JOURNAL OF FEMINISM AND FILM CONDITIONS. THEORY. 1. 1976. 1. 1976. 2. Semiannual. 2. 3/year. 3. 3 issues: $9 (indiv. hardship), $15 (indiv.), 3. S10.50 (indiv.), $21 (inst.). Single copies: $25 (inst.). Single copies: $6 (indiv.), $9 $4. Double issues: $7 (issue 3/41, $11 (inst.). (issue 8/9/10). 4. P.O. Box 56A, Van Brunt Station, Brooklyn, 4. P.O. Box 25899, Los Anqeles, CA 90025. NY 11215. 5. Camera 0bscura-col lective: -~anetBergstrom, 5. Dorothy Allison, Elly Bulkin, Cheryl Clarke, Elizabeth Lyon, Constance Penley. Carroll 01 iver, Mirtha N. Quintanales, Aida 7. ISSN 0270-5346. Santiago. 8. LC Sc79-4979. 7. ISSN 0147-8311. 10. Madison; Milwaukee. 8. LC 77-641895. 11. International Index to Film Periodicals; The 9. OCLC 3232386. Film Literature Index; The Arts and Humanities 10. Madison; Milwaukee. Citation Index; Current Contents/Arts and 11. Alternative Press Index. Humanities. 12. Poetry; short fiction; novel excerpts; drama; 12. Film theory and history; feminist theory; psycho- critical articles; reviews. "Conditions is analytic theory; Marxist theory; photography; a magazine of women's writing with an video and performance. emphasis on writing by lesbians." CANADIAN WOWN STUDIES/LES CAHIERS DE LA FEMME. CONNEXIONS: AN INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S QUARTERLY. 1. 1978. 1. 1981. 2. Quarter1y. 2. Quarterly. 3. $15 (indiv.), $25 (inst.). Single copies: 94. 3. S10 (indiv.), $20 (inst. and lib.). Single 4. 204 Founders College, York University, 4700 copies: $3. Keele St., Downsview, Ontario M3J IP3, Canada. 4. 4228 Telegraph Avenue, Oakland, CA 94609. 5. Shelagh Wilkinson. 5. Editorial collective. 7. ISSN 0713-3235. 9. OCLC 8015674. 9. OCLC 8558872. 11. Alternative Index Guide. 12. "CWS/cf is a bilingual , interdisciplinary, 12. "...the collective product of feminists of feminist journal that brings exciting scholar- diverse nationalities and political perspec- ship about women to non-schol ars , broadcasts tives committed to contributing to an inter- our diverse experiences and bridges the gap national women's movement.'' Each issue focuses between Canada's languages and cultures." on a specific theme through featore articles, interviews and personal narratives, often trans- COMMON LIVES/LESBIAN LIVES. 1ated from foreign-language pub1 ications. 1. 1981. 2. Quarterly. FS, FEMINIST STUDIES. 3. $12 (indiv.), $20 (inst.). Single copies: $4. 1. 1972. 4. P.O. Box 1553, Iowa City, IA 52244. 2. 3/year. 5. Edited collectively. 3. $13.50 (National Women's Studies Association 9. OCLC 8234014. members), $18 (indiv.), $36 (inst.). Single 10. Madison copies: $8 (indiv.), $16 (i~st. . 12. History; biography; correspondence; journal 4. an aging ~ditor,FS, ~eministstudies, c/o entries; fiction; poetry; visual art. Women's Studies Pro~ram.Universitv of Mary- Common Lives/Lesbian ~i;es seeks to document land, Coll ege ~ark,-~D-20742. the lives of ordinary lesbians, and to reflect 5. Claire G."Moses the diversity of the- lesbian community-- 7. ISSN 0046-3663. lesbians of color, of age and of youth, fat 8. LC 78-645276; ~~76-192. lesbians, disabled lesbians, poor and working- 9. OCLC 1632609. class lesbians. CL/?L wishes to insure access 10. Eau Claire; Madison; Milwaukee; Platteville; and visibility tolesbians who have never Stevens Point. thought before of publishing their work. 11. Alternative Press Index; America: History and Life; American Historical Association Recently CONCERNS: NEWSLETTE? OF ME WOMEN'S CAUCUS OF THE Published Articles; Bulletin Signaletique- MODERN LANGUAGES. sociologie; Historical Abstracts; Modern Language 1. 1971. Association International Bibliography; The 2. Quarterly. Philosopher's Index; Psychological Abstracts; 3. SI iding scale based on income, write for de- Sociological Abstracts; Women Studies Abstracts. tails. 12. Historical and critical articles; poetry; art; 4. Women's Studies, 209 N. Brooks St., Madison, reports from the women's movement: reviews. WI 53706. "FS, Feminist Studies was founded-to encourage 5. hiary Wyer and Annis Pratt. analytic responses to feminist issues and to 9. OCL~2259670. open new areas of research, criticism, and 10. Milwaukee . speculation. The editors are committed to pro- 12. News of the Modern Language Association; viding a forum for feminist analysis, debate, features; bibliographies; job information. and exchange. " FEMINARY: A FEMINIST JOURNAL FOR THE SOUTH EMPHA: 4. 11 Carleton Gardens, Brecknock Road, London SIZING THE LESBIAN VISION. N19 SAQ, England. 1. 1970. 5. Editorial collective. 2. 2/year. 7. ISSN 0141-7789. 3. $6.50 (indiv.), $13 (inst.). Single copies: 8. LC 80647745. $3.75 plus 75i postage. 9. OCLC 6191763. 4. P.O. Box 954. Chaoel Hill. NC 27514. 10. Madison. 5. Editorial coilective. 12. "To develop the theory of Women's Liberation and 10. Madison. debate the political perspectives and strategy 12. Articles; personal narratives; journal excerpts; of the movement. To be a forum of work in pro- letters; short fiction; poetry; drawings; photo- gress and current research and debates in graphs. "...a lesbian feminist journal for Womn's Studies. " the South.. .produced by a lesbian feminist collectiw... As Southerners, as lesbians, and FRONTIERS: A JOURNAL OF WHEN STUDIES. as nomen, we need to explore with others how 1. 1975. our lives fit into a region about which we 2. 3/year. have great ambivalences--to share our anger and 3. $ 11 (National Women's Studies Association our 1ove. " members), $12 (indiv.). $24 (inst.). Single copies: $5 (indiv.), $9 (inst.). FEMINIST COLLECTIONS: WOMEN'S STUDIES LIBRARY RE- 4. Frontiers, Women Studies Program, University SOURCES IN WISCONSIN. of Colorado, Boulder, CO 80309. 1. 1980. 5. Editorial Board, Editor: Kathi George. 2. Quarter1y. . 7. ISSN 0160-9009. 3. Free to Wisconsin residents. Out-of-state sub- 8. LC ~~78-317. scriptions: $12 (indiv. and women's programs), 9. OCLC 2586280. $24 (inst.). Fee covers all publications of 10. Eau Claire; Madison; Milwaukee; Platteville; the Office of the Womn's Studies Librarian- Stevens Point. at-Large . 11. Women Studies Abstracts; American Humanities (See p-ti.) Index; Human Resources Abstracts; Historical 4. 112A Memorial Library. 728 State St., Madison, Abstracts. WI 53706. 12. Feature articles; book reviews; poetry; black 5. Susan Searing and Catherine Loeb. and white photography; short fiction. Each 9. OCLC 6467769. issue focuses on a them, e.g., women's oral 10. Eau Claire; Madison; Stevens Point: Stout; history; mothers and daughters; Chicanas; Superior; Whi tewater . Native American women; women as verbal artists; 12. Editorials; features; news; bibliographies; who speaks for the women's movement; lesbian book reviews. Focus on feminist librarianship, history. "The continuing goal of Frontiers pub1 ishing, booksel 1ing, archiving, research- is to publish a journal which bridmap ing--both in Wisconsin and nationally. Review between university and cormnity women; to essays strive to provide a guide to the lit- find a balance between academic and popular erature on a particular topic, (e.g. socio- views on issues cmnto women." biology; women in development; western women; lesbian studies; black womn; feminist science HARVARD WOMEN'S LAW JOURNAL. fiction.) 1. 1978. 2. Annual. FEMINIST ISSUES. 3. 67. 1. 1980. 41 &stings Hall, Harvard Law School. Cambridge, 2. 2/year. MA 02138. 3. $15 (indiv.), $25 (inst.). Single copies: 5. Judy Miles. $7.50 (i?div.), $12.50 (inst. ). 7. ISSN 0270-1456. 4. Transaction Periodicals Consortium, Dept. 8010, 8. LC 80643769. Rutgers University , New Brunswick, NJ 08903. 9. OCLC 3967304. 5. Mary Jo Lakeland and Susan Ellis Wolf. 10. Madison. 6. 2948 Hillegass, Berkeley, CA 94705. 11. Current Law Index; Index to Legal Periodicals. 7. ISSN 0270-6679. 12. "The Harvard Women's Law Journal is devoted to 10. Madi son. the development of a feminist jurisprudence. 12. A journal of feminist social and political The main purpose is to provide an in-depth ex- theory, with emphasis on an international ex- ploration of the impact of the law on women change of ideas. It includes articles by and of women on the law. Political , economic, I English-language femini sts as we1 1 as trans- historical and sociological perspectives are ) lations of feminist texts by womn of other combined with legal ones to present a realistic I picture of women's legal status." I countries. FEMINIST REVIEW. 1. 1979. 2. 3/year. 3. $18 (indiv.), $50 (inst.). Single copies: $7.75 (indiv.), $15.75 (inst.). vi. HEALTHSHARING: A CANADIAN WOMEN'S HEALTH QUARTERLY. 12. Editorials; short articles; bibliographies; 1. 1979. poetry. "Heresies is an idea-oriented journal 2. Quarterly. devoted to the examination of art and politics 3. Canada: $8 (indiv.), $15 (lib. & groups). Out- from a feminist perspective.'' side Canada: add 91.50. 4. P.O. Box 230, Station M, Toronto, Ontario HYSTERIA. M6S 4T3. 1. 1980. 5. Ann Ford, Jennifer Penny. 2. Quarter1y. 6. 191 College St., Toronto Ontario M5T 1P9 3. Canada: 58 (indiv.), S15 (inst.). Add 92 out- 7. ISSN 0226-1510. side Canada. Sample copies: $2.50. 8. LC cn80-30707. 4. P.O. Box 2481, Station B, Kitchener, Ontario 9. OCLC 6295890; N2H 6M3, Canada. 12. Provides a critical analysis of women's health 5. Catherine Edwards. issues from a feminist perspective. 7. ISSN 0229-5385. 8. LC cn81-30633. HECATE: A WOMEN'S INTERDISCIPLINARY JOURNAL. 9. OCLC 8036553. 1. 1975. 12. "We try to provide a forum for social and 2. Semiannual. cultural issues of interest to women. We 3. $8 (indiv.), $15 (inst.). Single copies: also provide publishing space for creative $4 (indiv.), $7.50 (inst.). feminist work -- fiction, poetry, graphic 4. English Depi., University of Queensland, St. arts. I' Lucia, Brisbane 4067, Australia. 5. Carole Ferrier. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S STUDIES. 7. ISSN 0311-4198. 1. 1978. 9. OCLC 2530248. 2. 5/year. 10. Madison. 3. $24 (indiv.), 545 (inst.). 11. Women Studies Abstracts. 4. Eden Press Women's Publications, 4626 St. 12. Historical and critical articles; creative work; Catherine Street West, Montreal, Quebec graphics; bib1 iographies; reviews. "Hecate H3Z 153, Canada. prints material relating to women. We are par- 5. Sherri Clarkson. ticularly interested in contributions which 7. ISSN 0703-8246. employ a feminist, marxist, or other radical 10. Eau Claire; Madison; Plattevil le; Stevens Polnt; methodology to focus on the position of women Stout; Whitewater. in relation to patriarchy and capital ism. 11. America: History and Life; Human Sexuality Update; Current Contents/Social & Behavioral HELICON NINE: THE JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S ARTS AND Sciences; Social Sciences Citation Index; LETTERS. Women Studies Abstracts; Cedex-RIC; American 1. 1979. Psycho1 ogical Abstracts; MLA International 2. 3/year. Bib1iography; Directory of Periodical s. 3. $15. Single copies: $7.50 plus postage. 12. Historical, critical, and feature articles; 4. Helicon Nine, Inc., P.O. Box 22412, Kansas book reviews. City, MO 64113. 5. Gloria Vando Hickok. ISIS INTERNATIONAL BULLETIN. 7. ISSN 0197-3371. 1. 1974. I 8. LC 80-640627. 2. Quarterly. 9. OCLC 5298604. 3. $20 (indiv. & women's groups, airmail), 530 I 10. Madison. (inst., 'airmail). 12. Articles; poetry; fiction; visual art. Inter- 4. C.P. 301, 1227 Carouge, Switzerland. disciplinary forum for the creative accomplish- 5. Editorial collective. ments of women in the fields of literature, 6. Via S. Maria dell 'Anima 30, Rome, Italy and music, the visual and performing arts; includes C.P. 50 (Cornavin), 1211 Geneva 2, Switzer- color reproductions and a pull-out soundsheet land. of a musical performance, reading or interview; 9. OCLC 4286732. provides a documentation of the ongoing history 10. Plattevil le; Stout; Superior. of women in arrs and letters. 12. "ISIS reproduces theoretical and practical i*mation and documentation from women's HERESIES: A FEMINIST PUBLICATION ON ART & POLITICS. groups "and the women ' s movement around the 1. 1977. world. Articles; editorials; conference 2. Quarterly. reports; resource guides. is a1 so 3. $15 (indiv.), $24 (inst.). Single copies: $5. published in Spanish. 4. P.O. Box 766, Canal Street Station, New York, NY 11013. 5. Heresies Collection. 7. ISSN 0146-3411. 8. LC sc77-704. 9. OCLC 2917688. 10. La Crosse; Madison; Milwaukee; Platteville; Stevens Point. 11. Alternative Press Index. vii. KALLIOPE: A JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S ART. 12. "A journal devoted to developing a 1. 1979. theoretical debate on women's pol itics 2. 3/year. in relation to existf ng socialist and 3. $9, $17/1, 2 years (fndiv.). Sfngle copies: femf nist politics.'' Feature articles; book $3.50. reviews; 1etters/cmnts. 4. 3939 Roosevel t Boulevard, Jacksonvf 1le, FL 32205. MANUSHI: A JOURNAL ABOUT WOMEN AND SOCIETY. 5. Editorial collective. 1. 1979. 10. Madison. 2. Bf -monthly. 12. "Kall io e devotes f tself to women In the arts 3. $18. by--me pu ishfng their work and sharing their 4. C1/202 Lajpat Nagar 1, Nen Del hi - 110024, ideas and opinions." Poetry, fiction, art, Indf a. graphics, essays, interviews wfth women 5. Madhu Kishwar. artf sts and writers. 11. A1 ternative Press Index. 12. "Manushi: A Journal About Women and Society LADY-UNIQUE- INCLINCATION-OF-THE-NIGHT. focuses on women's life situations in 1. 1976. India and on struggles for change." 2. Annual lv. 3. $3.75/fisue. HINERVA: QUARTERLY REPORT ON WOMEN AND THE 4. 605B Baylor Street, Austin, TX 78703. MILITARY. 5. Kav F. Turner. 1. 1983. 10. ~aifson. 2. Quarterly. 12. "We primarfly seek in-depth rssearch on the 3. $30. Single copies: $7.50. history and meaning of the goddesses, women 4. 1101 S. Arlington Ridge Road #210, and religion, women's folklore, women's Arlington, VA 22202. mythological heritage, etc., but some poetry 5. Linda Grant De Pauw. and ffction is always included.'' 7. ISSN 0736-718X. 8. LC 83-644761; sn83-249. I LESBIAN VOICES. 9. OCLC 9201074. 1. 1974. 12. News, connentary, book reviews. "The pur- 2. Quarterly. pose of Mfnerva is to provide an infonnation 3. $10 (fndiv.), $20 (inst.). Sfngle copies: center for individuals and organf zatf ons con- $3. cerned with some aspect of women and the 4. Jonnf k Enterprises, Inc., P.O. Box 2066,. San military.. .The editorf a1 pol f cy ernphasf zes Jose, CA 95109. diversity rather than consensuf." 5. Rosalie Nichols. 9. CLLC 8103187. MOTHEROOT JOURNAL: A WOMEN'S REVIEW OF SMALL 12. Fiction; poetry; reviews; editorials. PRESSES. 1. 1979. 2. ~uarterly. 3. $5 (fndiv.). Single copies: $1.25. 2. Quarterly. 4. 214 Dewey St., Pittsburgh, PA 15218. 3. $12 (indfv.), $16 (fnst. and lib.). Single 5. Anne Pride. 8. LC sn82-20180. 4. ~iiithpublications, Inc., 250 *st 57th St., 9. OCLC 5280133. Newrk, NY 10019. 10. La Crosse; Madison. 5. Susan Weidman Schneider. 12. Feminist revfew of women's ffction, poetry, 7. ISSN 0146-2334. serials from small presses. 10. Madf son; Milwaukee. 11. Index to Jewish Periodicals. . MOVING OUT: FEMINIST LITERARY 8 ARTS JOURNAL. 12. Articles; reviews; poetry; ff ction. "Lil i-th 1. 1971. fs named for the legendary predecessor of 2. Semf annual . Eve who insf sted on equal fty wfth Adam.. .As 3. $6 (indfv.), $9 (lfb.). Single copies: $3. Jewish feminists continue to rediscover and 4. 467 W. Hancock. Room 214. Wayne State Univer- rework Jewf sh practice, the contents of sf ty, Detroit, -MI 48202: - Li1 ith may serve as an evolving Prepared 5. Amy L. Cherry, Gloria Dyc, Joan Gartland, -Table for a new code of behavior." Margaret Kamf nski , Paula Rabf nowi tz. 9. OCLC 3428883. M/F: A FEMINIST JOURNAL. 10. Madf son; Milwaukee. 1. 1978. 12. Features; fiction. "We publfsh quality work 2. Semf annual. by women. Library Journal descrf bed our 3. $5.50 (indfv.), $11 (inst.). Single copies: journal as one with a 'well-defined $3.00. aesthetic sense which considers all facets of 4. 24 Ellerdale Road, London NW3 688, England. women's 1ives and lfterature' . .." 5. Parveen Adams, Beverly Brown, Elizabeth Cowie. 8. LC sn82-20378. 9. OCLC 6036119. viii. MS. 12. National and international news of interest 1. 1972. to feminists. Articles, editorials, letters, 2. Monthly. reviews. New Women's Times Feminist Review, 3. 914 (indiv.). Sinsle co~ies:91.50. a review o? literature and the arts is issued 4. Ms. kgazine, ~ubscri~tionDept., 123 Garden six times a year as a supplement to St.. Marion. OH 43302. New Women's Times. 5. ~atriciacarbine, she& Crute, Joanne Edsar. Suzanne Braun Levine, Susan )lcHenry, Martha OFF OUR BACKS. Nelson, Lettv Cottin Posrebin. Gloria Steinem. 1. 1970. Ruth ~ullivai,Ellen sweet, ~ar~Thom. ll/year. 6. Editors, Ms. Magazine, 119 W. 40th St., New $11 (indiv.), $15 (contributing), $20 (inst.) York, NY 10018. Single copies: $1.00. 7. ISSN 0047-8318. off-our backs, inc.; 1841 Columbia Rd., NW, 8. LC 72-624579. Room 212, Washington, DC 20009. 9. OCLC 1285775. off our backs collective. 10. Green Bay; Eau Claire; La Crosse; Madison; -71. Milwaukee; Oshkosh; Parkside; Platteville; River Falls; Stevens Point; Stout; Superior; OCLC 1038241; 5729287. Whitewater. La Crosse; Madison; Milwaukee; Platteville; 11. Reader's Guide to Periodical Literature; Stevens point; Superior. Women Studies Abstracts; Abstracts of Pop- Publisher's Index (1970-1974); Women Studies ular Culture; Wallace Memorial ~ibraiy; Abstracts; Alternative Press Index; New Rochester Institute of Technology. Periodical Index. 12. Features; letters; poetry and fiction; re- International and national news; feature views; news. articles including regular reporting on work, health, prison, education, and lesbian NEW DIRECTIONS FOR WOMEN. issues; reviews; letters; coverage of the 1. 1972. women's movement -- conferences, actions, 2. Bimonthly. politics, theory. 3. $10 (indiv.), $16 (inst.). 4. 223 Old Hook Rd., Westwood, NJ 07675. PLAINSWOMN. 5. Phyllis Kriegel. 1. 1977. 7. ISSN 0160-1075. 2. Monthly (excluding Feb. and Aug.). 8. LC sn80-52. 3. $10 (indiv.), $15 (contributing). 9. OCLC 3617120. 4. Box 8027, Grand Forks, ND 58202. 10. Madison; Stevens Point. 5. Elizabeth Hampsten. 12. "We are a national feminist periodical written 7. ISSN 0148-902X. for feminists and comnitted to reaching out 8. LC ~~78-247. to those not yet dedicated to a feminist 9. OCLC 3400725. future." 12. Plainswoman publishes articles, essays, fiction, poetry, reviews, graphics for and about women NEW MOON: A JOURNAL OF SCIENCE FICTION AND in the Plains region, focussing especially, CRITICAL FEMINISM. but not exclusively, on lives of rural women. 1. 1981. 2. 2 to 4/year. PRIHIPARA. 3. 4 issues: $10. Single copies: $3. 1. 1974. 4. P.O. Box 2056, Madison, WI 53701. 2. Semiangual. 5. Janice M. Bogstad. 3. $5, $8/1, 2 years (indiv.). Single copies: 7. ISSN 0278-0852. $2.75. 8. LC sn81-1678. 4. P.O. Box 371, Oconto, WI 54153. 9. OCLC 7701699. 5. Jane Farrell, Ellen Kort, Diane Nichols. 10. Madison. 10. La Crosse; Madison; Whitewater. 12. "To provide critical resources on the status 12. Poetry; drawings; reviews; articles; announce- of feminist theory and women's issues in ments; letters. "Contributors restricted to science fiction and fantasy genres. 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(Formerly Canadian News1 etter of Research on Women. 1972-1978. ) 1. 1979. 2. Quarterly. 3. $20 (indiv.), $35 (inst.). 4. Centre for Women's Studies Education, O.I.S.E., 252 Bloor St., West, Toronto, Ontario MSS 1V6, Canada. 5. Margaret Andersen, Paula Caplan, Jennifer L. Newton. Marylee Stephenson, Sylvia Van Kirk. Jeri Wine, Lynda Vanz, Carol Zavitz. 7. ISSN 0707-8412. 10. Madison; Stout. SIGNS: JOURNAL OF WOMEN IN CULTURE AND SOCIETY. THIRD WOMAN. 1. 1975. 1. 1981. 2. Quarterly. 2. 2/year. 3. $20 (students and National Women's Studies 3. $7 (indiv.), $10 (inst.). Association members), $27.50 (indiv.), $55 4. C/O Chicano-Riqueiio Studies, BH849, Indiana (inst. ). Single copies: $6.25 (indiv. ), University, Bloomington, IN 47405. $11.25 (inst.). 5. Norma Alarc6n. 4, The University of Chicago Press, Journals 9. OCLC 8342969. Division, P.O. Box 37005, Chicago, IL 60637. 12. "The journal is a forum for the creative and 5. Barbara Charlesworth Gelpi. critical work of, or on behalf of, Hispanic 6. Barbara C. Gelpi, Signs. Center for Research on and Third World Women in general." Women, Serra House, Stanford University, Stanford, CA 94305. . 7, ISSN 0097-9740. 8, LC 75-649469. 2. Semiannual. 9. OCLC 1362618. 3. Single copies: $5.95. 10. Green Bay; Eau Claire; La Crosse; Madison; Mil- 4. 13th Moon, Inc., Drawer F, Inwood Station, New waukee; Parkside; Platteville; Oshkosh; River York, NY 10034. Falls; Stevens Point; Stout; Superior; White- 5. Ellen Marie Bissert, Marilyn Hacker. water. 7. ISSN 0094-3320. 11. Modern Language Abstracts; Historical Abstracts; 8. LC 76-647817. Women Studies Abstracts; Current Contents; 9. OCLC 2587697. Psychological Abstracts; Sociological Abstracts; 10. Madison; Milwaukee. Social Science Citation Index; America; 11. Abstracts of Popular Culture; American Humani- History and Life. ties Index; Index of American Periodical Verse; 12. 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OCLC 9247235. reviews. 10. Madison. 11. Alternative Press Index. SOJOURNER. 12. Radical feminist theory, scholarship, and 1. 1975. reviews. 2. Monthly. 3. 911 (indiv.), $22 (inst.). Single copies: 91. TULSA STUDIES IN WOMEN'S LITERATURE. 4, 143 Albany St., Cambridge, MA 02139. 1. 1982. 5. Shane Snowdon. 2. Z/year. 7. ISSN 0191-8699. 3. $8 (indiv.). $9 (inst.). 8. LC sn79-2799. 4. ~he'universityof ~ulsa,Tulsa, OK 74104. 9. OCLC 4656277. 5. Shari Benstock. LO. Madison. 6. The University of Tulsa, 600 South College, 12. Feature articles; reviews of books, film, dance, Tulsa, OK 74104. theater, visual arts, and music; news; poetry. 7. ISSN 0732-7730. "Our editorial policy is to consider for publi- 8. LC sn82-3788. cation anything that is not racist, sexist, or 9. OCLC 8426594. homophobic in content. " 10, Madison. 12. ' "Tulsa Studies in Women's Literature includes SPARE RIB. articles, reviews, notes and queries from 1. 1972. scholars of every period, including those 2. 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Library Literature. WOMEN AND HEALTH. 12. Book, film and music reviews; feature articles; 1. 1976. conference reports; news and notes. 2. Quarterly. 3. $16 (National Women's Studies Association mem- MIPII\N'S ART JOURNAL. bers), $32 (indiv.), $60. (inst.), $75 (lib.). 1. 1980. 4. The Haworth Press, Inc., 28 East 22nd St., 2. Semfannual. New York, NY 10010. 3. $9 (indiv.), $13 (inst.). 5. Sharon Golub, Ph.D. 4. 7008 Shewood Dr., Knoxville, TN 37919. 6. Sharon Golub, Dept. of ~s~cholo&,College of 5. Elsa Honig Fine. New Rochelle, New Rochelle, NY 10801. 7. IS% 0270-7993. 7. ISSN 0363-0242. 10. Madison. 10. Madison; Milwaukee; Plattevil le; Stevens 11. Art Bibliographies; RILA; ISI. Point . 12. Critical articles and reviews 'pertaining to 11. Abstracts of Health Care Management Studies; women in the visual arts. "We are interested A1 ternative Press Index; Bio-sci ences in a re-interpretation of art history from Information Services of Biological Abstracts; our new awareness as women ...Women's Art Cumulative Index to Nursing and Allied Health Journal is a vehicle for the exchange of Literature; Current Contents: Social & Be- -and for honest criticism!' havioral Sciences; Index Medicus; Psychological Abstracts; Social Sciences Citation Index; Sociological Abstracts; Social Welfare, Social PI anning & Social Development (SOPODA) . 2. Quarter1y. 12. Feature articles; research; bi bl iographies ; 3. 8 (indiv.), $14 (inst.). Single copies: $3. book reviews; news and notes. 4. 2000 King Mountain Trail, Wolf Creek, OR 97497-9799. WOMEN & POLITICS. 5. Editorial collective. 1. 1980. 9. OCLC 6065348. 2. Quarterly. 11. Alternative Press Index. 3. $16 (National Women's Studies Association 12. 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Each issue is centered upon a theme, e.g., war and peace; bodies; class and money; mothering; healing. WOMEN AN0 ENVIRONMENTS. 1. 1976. 2. 3/year. 3. 58.50 (indiv.), $15 (inst.). Single copies: $3. 4. Faculty of Environmental Studies, York University, 4700 Keele St., Downsview, Ontario M3J 2R2, Canada. 5. G. Wekerle. WOMEN AND THERAPY. WOMEN'S RIGHTS LAW REPORTER. I 1. 1982. 1. 1971. quarter1y. 2. quarterly. $16 (National Women's Studies Association 3. S15 (students), $18 (indiv.), $32 (inst.) mmbers), $28 (indiv.), $48 (inst.), $65 (lib.). Single copies: $5 (indiv.), $9 (inst.). Subscription Dept., The Haworth Press, Inc., 4. 15 Washington St., Newark, NJ 07102. 28 East 22nd St., New York, NY 10010. 5. Therese Ti schler. Betts Coll ett. 6. Women's Rights Law Reporter, Rutgers Law School, 435 Split Rock Road, Syosset, NY 11791. 15 Washinston St., Newark, NJ 07102. ISSN 0270-3149. 7. ISSN 0085-8269. LC 82-645607 ; sn80-13045. 8. LC 74-647333. OCLC 6394106. 9. OCLC 1795817. Eau CIaire; Madison. 10. Eau Claire; Green Bay; Madison. Abstracts of Research in Pastoral Care and 11. Alternative Press Index; Current Law Index; Counseling; Biological Abstracts and Biosis Index to Legal Periodicals; Legal Contents; Data Base; A1 ternative Press Index. Legal Resource Index; Public Affairs Infor- "To facilitate dialogue about therapy exper- mation Service; Sociological Abstracts; Women iences among therapists, consumers, and re- Studies Abstracts. searchers. The journal is feminist in 12. Full-length and feature articles, comnents, re- orientation and views therapy as an educational, view essays, book reviews and bibliographies on expanding process for personal growth! all areas of the law affecting women's rights and sex discrimination. WOMEN ARTISTS NEWS. 1. 1975. WOMEN'S STUDIES. 2. 6lyear. 1. 1972. 3. $8.50 (indiv.), 512 (inst.). Single copies: 2. Jlyear. $2.50. 3. $16 (National Women's Studies Association 4. P.O. Box 3304, Grand Central Station, New members), $38 (indiv.), $102 (inst.). York, NY 10163. 4. Gordon and Breach Science Publishers, Ltd., 5. Cynthia Navaretta. 42 William IV St., London WC2, England. 7. ISSN 0149-7081. 5. Wendy Martin. 8. LC 81-642200; ~~78-127. 6. Wendy Martin, Dept. of English, queens College, 9. OCLC 353670. CUNY, Flushing, NY 11367. 10. Madison. 7. ISSN 0049-7878. 12. "News, articles and a complete nation-wide 8. LC 74-641303. almanac of exhibits, conferences, performances, 9. OCLC 1791887. and career opportunities by and for women 10. Eau Claire; Madison; Milwaukee; Platteville; artists. " Stevens Point. 11. Abstracts of Popular Culture; Women Studies MOMEN'S INTERNATIONAL NETWORK NEWS (WIN NEWS). Abstracts. 1. 1975. ' 12. 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ME WOMEN'S REVIEW OF BOOKS. 12. "To publish material related to gender and I 1. 1983. . comnunication deriving from any perspective. 2. Monthly. including interpersonal communication, small 3. $12 (indiv.), S25 (inst.). group communication, organizational communica- 4. Wellesley Collese, Center for Research on tion, the mass media, and rhetoric." Women, ~ellesley,MA 02181. 5. Linda Gardiner. 7. ISSN 0738-1433. 8. LC sn83-9538. 9. OCLC 9529447. 10. Madison. 12. "In-depth review of current books, in all fields, by and/or about women. " xiii. WOHEN'S STUDIES INTERNATIONAL FORUM (Formerly Wanen's Studies International Quarterly). 1. 1978. 2. Bimnthly. 3. $20 (National Wanen's Studies Association members), $30 (indiv.), $95 (inst. ). 4. Pergarnon Press, Inc., Maxwell House, Fair- view Park, Elmsford, NY 10523. . 5. Dale Spender. 6. Rosetti House, Flood Street, London SW3, STF , England. 7. ISSN 0277-5395. 8. LC 82443383; sn81-1570. 9. OCLC 7590245. 10. Eau Claire: Madison; Mflwaukee. 11. Wonen studies Abstracts. 12. Research comnunications; review articles; book reviews. The journal strives to reflect the mu1 tidisci plinary. international field of women's studies, both inside and out.of academia. It also aims to acknowledge cul- tural differences and at the same time to encourage an international e5change based on a shared feminist framework. WOMEN'S STUDIES QUARTERLY. (Formerly Women ' s Studies Newsletter). 1. 1972. 2. Quarterly. 3. $14 (National Women's Studies Association members), $18 (indiv. ), $25 (inst.). 4. P.O. Box 334. Old Westbury, NY 11568. 5. Florence How. 7. ISSN 0732-1562. 8. LC sc82-7058; sn82-20082. 9. OCLC 7387895. 10. Madison; Stevens Point; Stout. 11. Women Studies Abstracts. 12. A publication of The Feminist Press and The National Women's Studies Association (N$sA). Editorials; letters; features; news; reports; reviews. Mainly relating to the theory and practice of women's studies and to women in academic professions. Spring 1983 A Women'a Studies Journal Vol une 8, Number 2 Journal d'audes aur la femme Articles Mary O'Brim 170 Michael Fogarty, Isokl Allen, Pauicia Walters Reproductive Labour and leOation oi Vdur Women in Top Jobs 1968-1979 (MaricFnn&c Nuchis Mourcn) Jane ~ukell ThekcL1thmnmion d Skill Through Schooling. 173 Kim Chernin Implicauonr for Women The Obsession. Rdmions on the Tynnny ol Slendaness (Judy Pana) Jeanne Demm et Liqe McMunay Le privC atpolitique rdle manifnuire dngraffiti 175 Aileen D. Ross au ICminin The Lost and the Lonely. Homeless Women in Monuul (Emily Nut) Deborah Hella Roazen George Eliot's Jewish Fminht Christy1 Verdun Short-Story La Religion dam le Journal d'Henrietrc Fadurc (1874-1880) 113 Veronica Rou Gerald Storu with Munay E. Eaton Anna Pro &no Publico The 1936 Eastview Birth Control .Trial Sue Bland Poems Henrietta the Homemaker and Raie the Rim , Images of Women in Advcnising 1939-1950 Rhoda Howard 119 Days in the Life d a Rcvolutiormy Anglophone Ceruude Robinson 121 OnccIDanccd The Medu and Social Chanw 30 Ycur of Magazine 121 Wauhin the Market (Kumari. Ghm, 1981) Covmge of Women and Work (19M.1977) Cathy McLay 122 Mur the Worda Mary Kinnear DaughtmolTr~:Women in the WavrnTndition (Gillian Thornpaon) Jean &&kc Elshtain Public Man, Rivuc Woman - Women in Social and Political Thought (Sum Wdl) 125 Pauida Bird Hamilton Working Women in the Period of the Canadian Radio. Television and Gmt Depression Communicationr Commission Images of Women. Bepon of the Taak Force on Sex 137 David Frank Role Stcreoqping in the Brodcu~Mcdt (Janis The Mh&s Financier: Women in the Cape Bmon Runge) Cad Towns. 1917 Carol Gilligan In a Different Voice. Psvchologicd Theory and Women's Development (HimLip) Book Reviews Maureen Wagcrald. Connie Cubhman. Margie Wolfe. eds. 145 Deborah Corham Still Ain't Sorirfid Canadian Feminism Today The Victorian Girl and the Feminine Idcal (Wendy and Mitchimn) Angela R. Mila and Geraldine Finn. eb. - Feminism in CuudE From Reuurc to Politio 146 Beryl Rowland (Cemude .Whenon) Medieval Women's Guide toHcalth (MelissaFurrow) Ellen Bonepartb cd. 148 El-izakth Harnpslen Women. Powa and Policy (Maureen O'Neil) Read This Only to Yourxli: The Private Writings of Midwesum Women 1880-1910 (Barbara Codard) a f emfnist newsjournal November, 1983 V 01.1 I No.10 inside BMW : Where We're At...... 2 International Letters Home ...... 3,14 Women in the Philippines Women in Cages ...... 10-13 Lonnie Woods...... 4 Stmggle National Living Where Insides are Upfront...... 5 Locked in Fear ...... 15 America Held Hostage ...13 Judi Chamberlin speech Voices ...... 16 Saralinda Grimes...... 6 . Calendar...... 17 St. Patrick's Day .....:. 7 Classifieds & Ads.....18,19 Hot Briefs...... a, 9 . Resources...... 20 December, 1983 Vol.11 No.11 inside BMIR : Where We're At.'...... 2 ' National Letters...... ,.. 3 Black Liberat~on.. -8-10 Struggle Lesblans of Color .... 11 Collective note ...... 4 Women in Cages ...... 12-15 Zionism ...... l8,19 HO~Brlefs...... 6.7 International Amerlca Held Hostage ...11 Electroshock...... 5 Calendar...... 21 Health in Nicaragua ...5 ~ds...... ?...... 22,23 Indian Lesbian ....16.17 Resources...... 24 January, 1984 Vol. 12 No. 1 9 inside BMW : Where We're At...... 2 Nicaragua ...... 10bll OOPS...... 2 National Local Common Differences: Third ~erizon's Bookstore closes.3 world Women And Femlnist Per Letters...... 465 spectives Conference!?,l3&14 Rot Briefs ....-...... 6h7 Political KidnapplngfTina Women in Cages Fishmn Update ...... 15 Rita Silk Nauni Update .....8 America Held Hosiage ...... 15 Hunger Strike At Reid Prison Calendar ...... -...... 1; ...... 8 About The Cover Artlst....l6 international Classifieds/Ads ...... lab19 Israel And Palestine.. -....9 Resources...... 20 C BLACK MARIA VOLUME 4 NUMBER 3 1983 CONTENTS untitled graphic . ink drawing by Yvonne Zipter ...... 4 Black Maria .Our Herstory. editorial by the Black Marla Collective .. 5 untitled graphic . ink drawing by Yvonne Zipter ...... 9 Color Portrait . poem by Carol V . Davis ...... 10 I See Yeu. poem by Carol V . Davis ...... 12 Sandglass. fiction by Nancy Poore ...... 13 Still Life: Jayne & National Election. poem by Elissa Malcohn ...... 20 Bread Summer . poem by Linda Bubon ...... 22 Her Point of View . photograph by Yvonne Zipter ...... 23 Seeds. fiction by Laura Perliss ...... 24 Uphill. poem by J . B. Goodenough ...... 31 For the Goddesses. song and graphics by Jorjet Harper ...... 32 Amy Raspberry. fiction by Jamie Moon ...... 34 shopping with Patti C.. poem by Margaret Willey ...... 46 Umbrellas. ink drawing by Laurie Fortman ...... 47 Sa as Amphibian . poem by Julie Parson ...... 48 Voronet. poem by Dorothy Stephens ...... 50 . /Am a Lady . fiction by Melanie Livengood ...... 52 Railroad Code. poem by Yvonne Zipter ...... 63 A Memorial Day in Columbus. .Ohio. poem by Marcia L. Hurlow ...... 64 sarajane dreams of fame. cartoon by Yvonne Zipter ...... 65 Green Goddess Dressing. cartoon by Yvonne Zipter ...... 66 Reflections on the 1980 Michigan Womyn's Music Festival. prose by Jan Seamonster ...... 67 Swings and Tilts at Work. photograph by Yvonne Zipter ...... 76 Restaurant Story #3. poem by Pen Engelbrecht ...... 77 Ruth. poem by H. J . Riofrio ...... 78 Elaine. 1977. photograph by Yvonne Zipter ...... 80 A Song (In Staccato). poem by Kate Mead ...... 81 Greta's Wedding. fiction by Andrea M . Brown ...... 83 Contiibutors' Notes ...... 90 Publications Received ...... 93 Cover: Beach. ink drawing by Laurie Fortman. lllustrat~onsfor Sandglass by Laurie Fortman. . lllustrat~onfor Amy Raspberry by Sharon Cogoill . 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TABLE OF CONTENTS Roster ...... 1 GuestGditorial (RuthPerry1 ...... 3 MLA Announcements ...... 4 Research inprogress ...... 10 J~b~.e.e..e.eeeeeeeeee..e.e..eee....ll Miscellaneous Announcements ...... 12 Membership Forns ...... 13 DancingThru the Minefields ...... P8 iatiorznl Womerl's Quarterly Number 10 Fa1 1 1983 Global Lesbianism 2 19 Malaysia: Into a Woman's World Interview with a Malaysian lesbian 2 Introduction 20 Australia: Out in the Outback 3 Algeria: Authentic Identity Women passing as men Personal account of an in 19th century Australia Algerian lesbian "refugee" 21 Mexico: Demons, Duelers and Poets 5 Australia: Uma- A collage of lesbian voices speaks out about being Black, hidden in Mexican history feminist and lesbian 22 Sweden: How to Remember Her? 8 Venezuela: Zap Repiession! Re-examining the life of Young lesbian describes Karin Boye, poet and lesbian police repression against gays 24 Spain: The Unfinished Story 9 Cuba: In Practice, Not Theory Documentation from a Spanish Two Dutch women report women's conference on sexuality on the lives of Cuban lesbians 26 Hungary: Another Way 10 Shorts A glimpse gf lesbian life Lesbians: in Surinam, on English T.V., through film and conversations archiving in Holland, meeting internationally 28 Holland: Parliamentary Pink 12 New Zealand: "Your mum's a lessy-bin!" Evelien Eshuis, fist openly Lesbian family weekend gay Parliament member 14 Brazil: "I am Everythingn 29 West Germany: No Love Songs Teca speaks about her development Lesbian punk band sings as a lesbian and a feminist out against destruction 16 Japan: So Full of Longing 30 Letters Several interviews with lesbians about feminism and culture 32 Resources FEMINIST STUDIES L 1 9, Volume Number 3 Fall 1983 - Preface 431 Paul Lauter Race and Gender in the Shaping of the 435 American Literary Canon: A Case Study from the Twenties Dianne Hunter Hysteria, Psychoanalysis, and Feminism: 465 The Case of Anna 0 Patricia Grimshaw "Christian Woman, Pious Wife, Faithful 489 Mother, Devoted Missionary" : Conflicts in Roles of American Missionary Women in Nineteenth-Century Hawaii Cheryl Clarke Poem 523 Naomi Replansky Poems 526 Carol Virginia Pohli Church Closets and Back Doors: 529 A Feminist View of Moral Majority Women Judith Stacey The New Conservative Feminism 559 Ana Rosa Gutierra Art 585 Notes and Letters 589 Notes on Contributors Publications Received uoman's studies library resources in wisconsin vol. 5, no. 1 Fall 1983 TRBCE OF CONTENTS FRO^ THE EDITORS ...... 3 Pcrsephone Press folds after eight years and fourteen books. FEmlNIST VISIONS ...... 6 Debut of a new column on audio-visual resources for uomen's studies. by Elizabeth Ellsworth. FE~I~LSTPUBLISHING...... 8 Orini oara, !.lisconsin's feminist ?oetry journal , by Diane Nichols. New presses: Aunt Lute Book Company and Acacia Books. WOmEN IN PRINT ...... 11 International report: Piottingham Ldomen in Booktrades Conference. Midwest update: second midwest conference scheouled for June. 1984. FEffllNIST BOOHSTOA€S IN WISCONSIN: UPOflTE ...... 11 blilwaukee's Sistermoon Feminist Bookstore to cJose. NEWS FROm UW-GREEN BRY ...... 12 UW-GD's Balanced Curriculum Project, by Jerrold qodesch. PERlODlCRL NOTES ...... Flew Periodicals: The Eerkeley Women of color; Common Ground (Prince Edward Island); Family Studies Fevieu Yearbook; Girls' Cwn: Sydney Feminist ~lewsoaper; Incest Survivors' 'letworic News; Lesbian Fre- m;Lesbian/Lesbienne (Toronto); Onn: Black Lesbian Flewsletter; LIomen & Performance; Women d the law Report; Uords af Women. Ceased pub1 ication: Maenad: .A Women's Literary Journal. Special issues on homophobia and education; women poets; and North herican Indian women. ITE~SOF NOTE ...... '...... 17 Lesbian Literature Catalog; Ilewsworthy, a series of bibliographies on contemporary movements. events and issues; more rare and out- of-print books for women's studies; tlinori ty klomen's Research Program at !lellesley; Radtcal Rose 'ecordings; an annotated listing of mainstreaming projects in the U.S.; l!ational Institute for Women and the Vfsual Arts; Upper #idwest !!omen's History Center for Teachers; Ten Years of Title IX in Ilisconsin; annotated listing of uomen's resources in Madison. EDITORS' NOTE ...... 19 WISCONSIN BIBUOGWPHIES IN UJomcN"j STUDIES...... 19 A new bib1iography on Merican women's history. NEUl REFERENCE WORKS IN WOITIEN'S STUDIES ...... 20 New sources on rlative Anencan women. women artists, archival materials on U.S. religious sisterhoods, success strategies for wmen scholars. women's businesses In Wisconsin, Catalyst's new anline database. and women in developnent. P.eviewed by Susan Searing. BOOK REVIEWS ...... ee Suds Studies, by Susan O'Leary. Recent Femimst Criticism of Shakespeare, by Ruth Abbott Schauer. . edited by Yathleen I*. Helm. Revieweo by :usan E. Seanng. A Journal of Feminist Social and Political Theory Volume 3, Number 2 CONTENTS Fall 1983 Geraldine Joncich "Shaking Dangerous Questions from the Clifford Crease" : Gender and American Higher Education ...... 3 Moniqzt e Wittig The Point of View: 9 Universal or Particular? ...... 63 Reva Landau Housework: A Feminist Dilemma...... 71 Marizu Figzceiredo The Socioeconomic Role of Women Heads of Family in a Brazilian Fishing Village ...... 83 Contents Editorial Noticeboard Femininity and its Discontents Jacqueline Rose Inside and Outside Marriage Diana Gittins The Pro-fBmily Left in the United States: Two Comments 35 Barbara Epstein and K;ate Ellis Women's Language and Literature: A Problem in Women's 51 Studies Kate McKluskie The Inevitability of Theory 62 Sarah Fildes Courses for Women: The Example of the 150 hours in XGdy 71 Lesley Caldwell Notes on Teaching Film \ 84 Sue Clqton Book Reviews 97 HELICON N The Journal of Women's Arts & Letters Winter 1983 Number 9 6 Editorial Sharon Spencer 8 Feminist Criticism and Literarun! Alice Fulton 18 Two Poems Fleur Weymouth 22 An Interview with M~TFrank Madeleine Pelner - Cosman 34 Christine de Pisan: The Well-Tempered Feminist Regina decormier- Shekerjian 3 7 Christine de Pisan writes to her brother in Bologna JohnTibbetts 44 Men, Women, and Ghosts: The Supernatural Fiction of Edith Wharton Margo Kren 54 Studio: Paintings Sophia deMello Breyner Andresen 58 Five Poems Translated by Alexis Levitin Susan Hauptfleisch 62 The Night of the Funeral Corinne Hales 63 Late August, I Am Thirty-three Jane Bowers 64 Music in Italian Convents Recording 7 2 Excerpts from lsabelkz Leonarda's Fin t Mass Crystal Reed 73 Hannah Schuler (1779-1 809) Brigitte Frase 74 Two Poems Cathryn Hankla 76 If You Drink This Vater Israel Rosen 78 The Cone Sisten: Myths, Realities, and Some Conjectures Elizabeth Murawski 86 Two Poems Robert Erwin 88 Feminism for the Neov Right 90 Notes on Contributors THE JEWISH WOMEN'S MAGAZINE Number 11 SPECIAL SECTION: of hatNashim reveal why it's taking so Israel at 35 long to realize the promise of those events. 9 The Chuppah .Porn in the Poelry by Marge Piercg Promised Land by Judith Bat-Ada 26 From nudie shoe ads in "family" magazines Raising Kids Jewish to exploitive blue movies for kibbutz cou- ples, Israel has moved far from the egali- in an Intermarriage tarian ideals of its founders. The country is Testimonies by Sharon Lieberman, now awash in asea of pornographic images Zahava Jacobson, William Bly, Eileen of women. Billboards, magazinelayouts- Berry-Harahan and lnge Lederer Gibe! even TV-feature material that degrades, insults and threatens women. A mass- Advice to grandparents media specialist argues that the rising inci- by Helen Latner dence of pornography contributes signifi- By the best estimates, of every three mar- cantly to an increase of rape and other vio- riages involving a Jew, at least one will be lence toward women in Israeli society. to a non-Jewish partner. While many be- Burning Air and moan this trend, prevention and "cure" A Clear Mind seem equally impossible and undesirable in an open society. Five Jews who have a review by Sharon Weinstein The Wounds of War married non-Jews tell here how they're by Joyce Rosman Brenner The powerful poetry of Israeli women in raising children with strong Jewish identi- the first such collection to appear in English ties even under these complicated circum- The ongoing tensions in Israel take a spe- translation, anthologized by Myra Glazer. stances. cial toll on women, who see action only on the home front. Under considerable social pressure to nurture their soldier husbands, 20 brothers and sons without complaint, they Evaluating a Decade of now confess to feeling burnt out, frustrat- 3 Lines of ed and powerless. Jewish Feminism: Communication: An interview with Letters from Lilith's readers Paula Hyman and 5 Kol ishah: Arlene Agus Israeli Mother News about Jewish women us. Lebanon War A group of women calling themselves Ezrat Nashim (help for women) set forth 34 Tsena-Rena: by Raya Harnick the earliest agenda for the nascent Jewish Resources for Jewish women Excerpts from the artlcle that created a feminist movement in 1972. Now, more storm when it appeared in Hebrew in Isra- than a decade after the group's landmark el. A woman whose son was killed while petition challenging the Conservative 36 Classifieds commanding an army operation in Leba- movement to expand women's rights, and non last year accuses the current govern- ten years after the Reform movement or- ment policies of causing her son's death. dained its Fit woman rabbi, two leaders Freedom Begins Where Necessity En& "All coercion sours the mind" -W. Godwin vdl. 3. No. 5 (No.17) Vol. 3. No. 6 (No. 18) Inside 2. Women. Work And Property In Nonh West India Inside 1. Law : A Much Needed Change 2. Senhalrkshmi-She Refused To BendOr Break 9. A Woman Denied Her Being 10. Thc Omnipresent Voice 7. Poem : Tlre hfothrr 13. Why Are Women So Fussy ? 8. Not A Golden Ag- of Equality-Women Slaves In Ancient India 14. Women Headloaden In Tribal Bihar 13. Only Men Need Apply... 11. Thc Housewife Myth - A Repon From Pakistan 14. He Was On The Side Of Light 19. Thc Hazards Of The Pill ; Fable : The Bride 15. Extracts From The Poem Of Sarvahrarji Adivasi Women And Personal Law 16. In The Forefront Of Struggle-The Pakistani Poem : Rummy Women's Movement Today Of Lady Secretaries And Gentlemen Bosses ; Poem : Horrorscapc Z Abducted By Ha Family-Khunhid Jahao's Struggle Lenen To Manushi 24. Lettm To 3Iaoushi Poem : Skeleton 27. The Spirit Of A Fighter-Women And Prostitution In Thailand Books Received 35. Blind Girl Punished For Being Raped Criminals In Uniform ; A Victory 36. OfDaughten, Wives. Mothcn...Some Repons Sem To Us Poem : Untitled 40. Short Story : Curridurs Of Slone by Nasira Sharm 31. Reports Of Two Demonsrratioos 46. Films : Towards A Nqw Savirri 32. Shon Story : Naya Girarvas by Vijoy Dan Detha 46. Film Tpc &!rcr And Thc Worse I-' QUARTERLY REPORT ON a3 MINERVA WOMEN AND THE MmTAw Volume I, Number 4; Winter 1983 i --TABLE OF CONTENTS LETTER TO TIIE READER...... iii RECENT MEETINGS AND PRESENTATIONS COMMENTARY ---- OFEREST...... 48 NEWs Toward a Feminist Position on RECENT PUBLICATIONS INTEREST...... 53 the Arms Race ...... 77 by Dr. Sheila Tobias Con~rnittee on Women in the NATO Forces Begins Third Decade...... l REVIEWS Sandino's Daughters: Another Look....85 by Lt Col Dolores R. Gresham, USMC by Douglas Green NONFICTION Learning to be a 'Significant VA's Advisory Committee on Women Other" to a Combat Veteran...... 91 Veterans is Launched...... 11 Kleinbaum, The War Aqainst the by Jeri Stringer by June A. Willenz Arnazons...... 57 by Dr. Sue Mansfield One Woman's View of the Air War College ...... 96 NOW Holds Workshop on Women in Scarhorough, Belle Bovd: Siren by Lt Col Nancy S. Braswell, USAF the Military...... 16 of the South...... 60 by Christine R. Riddiough by Dr. Barton C. Hacker "Women Could Make Things Happen,' Excerpts from an Address Presented Chapkis, ed., Loaded Questions: by MAJ GEN Mary E. Clark, USA Women's Maritime Association ---Women in the ~ilitary...... 62 (Ret.) for Fort Bragg's Federal Networks for Seafaring Women...... l8 by Lt Col Dolores R. Gresham. USMC I Woman's Week Activities, August 25, by Molly llogan FICTION Testimony of Brigadier General Women's Encampment for a Future Salmonson, ed., Alnazons:...... 66 Elizabeth P. Roisington, USA (Ret.) , of Peace and Justice Empowers Women....ZO by CPT Claudia J. Casey, USA Former Director, Women's Army Corps by N. Anne Montes Before the House Subcommittee on Statham, Phoenix Rising...... 68 Civil and Constitutional Rights, by Dr. Rosemary T. McCarthy, COL, October 26, 1983 ...... 109 BULLETIN BOARD...... 25 USA, (Ret.) and LTC Pauline E. Maxwell, -- USA, (Ret.) , Testimony of Antonia Handler Chayes, Formerly Under Secretary of --UPCOMING EVENTS...... 43 U.S. Air Force Before the Committee on NOT-SO-RECENT PUBLICATIONS INTEREST the Judiciary of the United States Senate Subcommittee on the GRhNTS AND AWARDS...... 45 Constitution, November 1, 1983...... 113 A Preliminary Survey of Literature About World World I1 ---LETTERS TO MINERVA...... 131 Women in the Navy ...... 71 by Marie Bennett Alsmeyer ---THE LAST WORD...... 135 DLCrnBER IIS83 a VOLUME XII, Nm. 6 OUR BeST BEITE an intemew by Gloria Stemern . -- 4I THE SAGA OF BABY DIVINE: A *for Fr# (Funky) -ID YOU MOW TO SANTA clnnt A TwLad Excapt from B.tt. MldWs Il.rr Bast-WI.r ..------47 At 8 "Famidst U* by Grace Lichtenstein S3 Glmto SPLURGE ON compiled by Sheree Crure -- 52 FAMILY OF-. THE -ECA STORIES: TI).. trom H8Umnd~phocographtbyNilciBerg Rw WandsPut. by Grace Paley -94 THE DANCERS llction by EXBmner BR*W NEW TOYS 11th hmwd M8. 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AND SLUTS IN FllM: Forest, adthe Rwdution in Values Will Women Fam Batter in the Romance RwivalThan We Did Ms. WOMAN OFTHE YEAR: Carol Cilllgam-- Inthe Sexual Revolution? by Holly Haskell . 35 Ls#lw tor a Mffwmt Kind of Future oy hdsyVan Gelder . 37 IS THERE LUST AmFEMINISM? New Writings on Sexualii A DAY INTHE UFE OF MAXINE WATERS: Expkm tho Power of Women's Desim by Manha Nelson 38 A bgdator Who Takm Rliks by Beverly Beyette -- 42 WHEN IN DOUBT, SAY NO by Cynchra Helmel 44 the WHEN A TREE FALLS ... Aika Walker on Futum of the Planet 48 THElWRN-ON OF INTIMACY by %I-e Piercy 46 DESIGN MAKING HOUSJNC WORK FOR PEOPLE by Dolores Hayden 69 ...... I THE OUTRAGEOUS MAE WEST: S~Owring ~esrion~ ! WHO AM IIF I'M NOT MY FATHER'S DAUGHTER? About Love adWork mremew oy Charlotte Chandler . 50 i A Southerner Confronts Racism and Anti-Semitism oy ?dinrue 3ruce Pnn 72 MARRIAGE AS A RESTRICTED CLUB by Lmdsy Van Grlder S9 . YCHllDREN INERRUPTUS": How Parents Can Protect I I Their Sex Life by rhe Studv Group of New York I BAIANCING HIGH SCHOOL AND MOTHERHWb: A New mm 76 : That Braaks the Dropout Cycle ny Pau.a D~Pern. - S6 wa:)kfl I i i AmTITIAN'S 5USANNAH ' I LmEIlSFROM READERS: Daughters of %razyW Mothers 7 1 AHD THE MERS" ncc~onbv Mama Warner ...... 74 1 I WUTICS: Fmm Gzmgesswife to Gzmgresswoman- ! Sala Burton Takes Her Pba on the Hill by Celia Eckhvdt 14 1 LElTERS FROM READERS .- : .4 SPORTS: Women Olympian+ In the Running at bstby Pamela Felns~lber .. 24 I WORK: A New Bmdof Enbepreneur-- Fwe Pmfiks in Commerce by Lren Barrecc 23 MONEY: Time-sharing-Tomorrow's Vwtions At Today's Prices by Lin Mt-Macoy . 62 : WETRY: Cassandra with a Tail by Blavs Dimltro~ 31 NO COMMENT .. 67 PARENTING: Grade School Blues-Whm My Seven-Year-Old Herrs , aNo Girls Allowed" for the First Time by Elizabeth Rnmmel 32 LIVING: More who Found 'Love in the Chssifiisw i I (Ms., August, 19S3I- Pe-l Stories from Readers 68 STORIES FOR FREE CHILDREN: PigxadiOy U. hy .J.Parr~ckLewis ...... 65 . WORK: Jobs in Cable-Are There Still Opportunities in an Industry ! ONE SlEP FORWARD: News Items We Never Thought We'd See ...... SO In Retrenchment? hv Mia .hato ...... -.--.. . .73 1 MONET: Your Momy in the Year 2000- WETRI: Alberta Hunter by Lyn LiIsh~n 80 / What You Need To Do About ItWow by Emdy Card 87 , 1 STORIES FOR FREE CHILDREIY: Exceptions by 5iinam Slinkowtz SWRTS: Battle of the Blades-The Cornpcm-on That . May Change Women's Figure Skating by EdyGreenspan - . 90 PEOPLE: The Woman Behind Solidarity- i Anna Walentynowiu by Jyle Arkmson 96 HEALTH: The Contraceptive Spongebsy, - But Is It Safe? by hdrea Bomff Eayan 94 WORLD: Scandal in Manila-The X-rated i Businas Trip hy h Lin Neumann 99 1 BACK PAGE: Feminism 198.4-Taking Stock on the I Brink of an Uncertain Future 102 I BACK PAGE: The Strategic Revival of the ERA in Congress- ! 1 How Did Your Representative Vote? hy Rep. Patncln Schroeder ...... 104 ! I The Best of This Season's First Novels bv Diane Cole ...... 12 I Wkwood &Screen: Rebel Withouta Cause? by Suzanne Gordon ...... 30 I I ThmShort Story Collections witha Difference by SumeFreeman 15 In SM*YenHW by Gloria Steinem 32 I I FILM 1 Is This the Way the World Ends? Nuclear HmrFilms by Carol Sternhell 96 NEWS FROM 'ALL OVER: Can Justice Sumve Bhs on the Bench? 1 :VA-m 1 I Study Finds Women Happy on the Jo.; Mother of the 1 1 =ALL OV:: Major Birth-ConM Sum.*; Banking on East I *Whola Birth Catalog": Coping with the Tragedy-. of AIDS ... 19 I / Harlem; A Rabbi's Unique Gzmgregation ...... - ..... 17 1 MAKING CHANGE SPREADING THE WORD ABOUT I MAKING CHANGE: Wlnt OweH Gaukln't Foresee by Donna E Shalala. CHIWAREOPTIONS ! I 10WiNot to Worry About in 1984;hIly Rfdeonthe Future in Spce 83 : Help for Baitimom Children by L;lvl~aEdmunds and Judirh Pacerson Going Bananas! by Kay Hills 83 ! I a~sd...... oo...o...... uawom y32m s teu s1 ...... 11 ...... t ampq nd~up3 11 a2ed..... o..-...... o...... o.... Xed 1enb3 01 ...... tmo3 ot tmo3 6 a2pd...... -!J; -GW 8 s~~sd~~~~DOOO~~auoL8~. .. sup. ay3 u2 umo~ tP9a2ed..o....oe... ytlsay Jno uo sqsi 2urdaai saampszaa aaqrmsa~- a~ed~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~eo~SB~PI#@ Xepqo~ PI-21 pa~tsma~8ume~ ssaumo23&03. . 01 a2ed...... &;l/ s sl a3uipys~ld 9 a2.daBBd ...... ~JOAmw u2 patay32d uqq 1etnq a~ed*.*~~....~..~**.*.**.*.***~******&nu~ua$jo siq3 ma^ S ...... S ...... qapozu ayo~umo ale ualuomsape~j E a2sd...... lunxas pue wn38~yrzm @do3 1 9ed ...... YO01 Mas' 6 ~04~~81~uallz 1 ...... uwtnoqe ylet uwo~ 1 a2ed Z?I,8Ell?32~U2 Bu?uaddeq s6. tau :SLUR u;t - anss~s~q3 ax / JANUARYIFEBRUARY 19M VOLUME 13, NUMBER 1 - . i From the Hometown of Susan B. Anthony Vol IX No 10 November 1983 l~ableof Contents Letters...... page 2 Pay Equity ...... page 3 Take Back the Night...... ",...... Page 4 News...... pages 5-7 Seneca Glimpses ...... page 8 More News ...... ,...... pages 10-11 Plus Calendar, Announcements, Women in Business, & Classifieds Vol IX No 11 December 1983 - IEditorial ...... page 2- - C@I I Lesbian of Color Peace Camp Updates...... Nicaragua...... Central America Plus Calendar, Announcements, Women in Business. & Classifieds Plus the Rochester Section with stories on the new Women's Karate Center, The Gender Gap, Jewish IWqmen's Studies, YWCA Activities and more.... Vol X No 1 January 1984 'Table of Contents Editorial ...... ,.,,. .;...... - ...... page 2 Japanese Clerical Workers ...... page 3 Joanne Newak...... - page 4 MUSIC REVIEWS: Dyketones...... page 5 Margie Adam ...... page 5 Interview with Margie Adam ...... pages 6-7 Plus Calendar, Announcements. Letters, Women in I Business, & Classifieds 1 ---..- a review of literature and the arts issued six times a year as a regular supple- the New Women's Times d number 30 november/december 1983 ntents NARRATIVES by QIeryl Clarke...... reviewed by Vivienne Ualke r-Craw Eo rd...... p. 4 THE POLITICS OF REALITY by Marilyn Frge...... reviewed by Bonnie Zinmerman ...... P. LELYtIBRDSI A by Virginia Voolf...... revfewed by Judith Barrington...... p. 8 ONE TEENAGER IN EN ad. by Ann Hema ...... reviewed by Barbara Levy...... p. 13 O\SOLIhi WARS by Jesn Thompson...... mvleved by Hichele Connelly...... p. 12 # LESBIAN STLlDIES by llarga&t Cruikshank LESBIAN IPVLGES by Jane Rule ...... reviewed by Swan >!?rnlt ...... p. 14 POVERlY IN ME ANERICAN DRF.At! by Karla Stallard; Darbara Ehrenreich and Holly Sklar...... teviewed by Barbara Levy...... p. 16 N.B.: 1984 WENDARS ...... p. 17 BREAT(1IiiC RDOH by Barbara Fisher ...... reviewed by Mary Kurtzmn...... p. 16 BOOKS REEIWD...... p. 19 number 31 IN MY lWiHER' S HOUSE by Kim olernin...... revlewed by Bcttina Aptheker ...... p. 4 BOW6 6 LIFE a coluwm by Jan Qausen ...... p. 5 A CATHEPJNC OF SPIRIT . edited by Beth Brant (Degonvadonti). ..reviewed by Cynthia Rich.. .. .p. 7 EVERY HOTHER'S SOH by Judith Arcana ...... revleved by Barbara S. Mitrano...... p. 8 DESPAIR AND PEtSONAL POUER IN THE NUCLEAR AGE by Joanna Ibgers Macy ...... reviewed by Trudy B. Baran ...... p. 11 NOTES FROM 'IHE RED ZONE by olristina V. Pawsz .....reviewed by Mary Tallbuntdin ...... p. 11 WOMEN 6 MALE VIOLENCE by Susan Schechter...... reviewed by Lisa MCaprio...... p. 12 BOOKS RECEIVED ...... p. 15 a women's news-- - journal volume Xlll volume XIU number 9 @number'10 october 1983 november 1983 specials Abortion . , conferences labor Femlnlsta Latlm.erlcano Norking ulth Chlld Care .Father of abartlw movacnt. Uorters.. .I6 Yomen Llnk Peace Cup...... 2 denles Its rrdlcrl mother... 17 y Oel CarIbelLatln Amer- ...... Seneca---Smer of Actlon L ... Ican and Caribbean . Learning...... 3 Feminists Met...... 1-3 Yomen. Faclsm 6 Everyday Nlcrraqudn Women ...... B interviews Micaraqur: Belnq There... B Lesbians Llfe...... 4-5 Intervteus wtth Lid ...... NOU Treadlng Uater In A Footnote on Being There: Tlllery. Adrlenne Torf. Polltlcal Halnstnar Betng 10 ...... 6 Elizabeth Cotten. and Hem ...... East Coast Women's Nlcarrquan Iblral Palnterr. 11 Meg Chrlstlan ...... 22 ...... Center Conference...... :. .7 Thlrd Yorld Women: Strug- gllng Together for the reviews Health Future...... 14-15 International 1983 lnternatlonal FIIm Mew Oevalopents In prenatal Festival 21 dlagnosls: pros L cons 16 ...... new Zealand: peace protests...... 7 ...... Llfellne by Holly Near ad Ireland: tougher abortlon ban..;'.] AIDS: Flghtlng for our Ramie Gilbert...... 23 LIveS...... I0 Honey. Sex 6 Power by The Nm Yornen's hveaent Nan- Ha~~toak...... 24-25 Reviews In the' Phlllpplnes...... 8 National Pension Refom In Congress ..I7 MOSCOW uacn. :...... 7 Ulss Callfornla--shatter(nP the Ymen of Ideas and Yhrt Men Mve regulars mvth...... I3 Done to Them...... 21 violence Letters...... 26-27 March for drepn; words from LIP fror South Afrlcan Ucmen.....22 Chicken Lady.. .28 M~rthd~tOnHarasser ...... Lorde ...... 13 Holocaust Survivors...... 2) Ms...... 29-31 Back to School If they let . Yalklng on the %on ...... 23 Convlcted...... 13 you In...... 15 Gender gap explodes; Reagan feels the heat ...... 16 health Regulars AIDS: Too Few Facts ...... ll AIDS: Health Blts..... c ..... 12 Chtcken Lhdy...... :...... 21 kntal Health: In Spite Letters...... 26 of It A11 ...... 18-19 Ads ...;...... 29 htl-porn: vandal Ism Is self-defense...... I4 &vie snuffed wt In New Work City ...... 14 Lesbian attacked despite SHlN arrest...... -14 volume Xlll volume xlv number 1 number 11 january 1984 december 1983 pages 16 6 17 At the Starting Blocks: Yonen international Athletes' Hen Agenda ...... I Learnlng to Confront Ilarassmenl. .I0 F~qhtingIla~~i.pl~otld~ A Work- .a Greenham Uoluen Sue U.S. over -.."r...... Eu~o~nisslles...... 1 Lesbian Battering 15 Fen~lnlstsConfront Sovlet 6 U.S. books Mlssions Is Geneva ...... I Cdrlbbeas Uonlen's Uork ...... 4 TJra Uansn af Emwater Place by Gloria Naylor ...... 9 kepcr o; Accounts by I rena violence Klepfisz...... I1 international The "Bubo Brinkern Seriea bq Puerte Hlca~~sMarch Against , UOIIRII Aya Ins t Pornography and HOW Ann 8annon.. .13 Protest 'Pleces" ...... 2 ...... Vlolence ...... 4 film Picture6 of Patriat.chu by Pre-lsvaslon Grenada Remembered ...5 Batya Ueinbaum.. ...:...... I8 GI endda 111vdsion Revleued...... 5 Cold Shurldering tile I331 gh111.. .I6 labor Learnlng Ow- Yay: Esoilys in Singapore: Breedlnq Collebe Feminist Eduzation edl fed by NMIRII Uant Equl table Contract.. .S umen ...... 5 .. Charlotte Bunch and Sandra Britlsh Abortion Campalgn Spllts..6 journals Pollack...... 18 Shaking the Fence at Greenham ..... 6 national The korun Yho Hate Me by Dorotl~y Yeglng Peace wlth Prayers ...... 7 !?.i!I!.:. !L ?OL""?~_ OL!!!!!?! Allison...... 21 new 11.5. fainnist maqazlne. ..la 11.5. 0111 of (Fill 111 the Blank) ...5 !~!,le_ dnd Strife. a new Brltlsh I~OIISPW~fe to Uhlte Ilouse?...... S BZaah Lrrabamt in $ate Ameraca by Anl ta Cornwall...... 21 rddicai ?&rnist masazine...... 18 Yormn'a Lrrgaoy: dasaya on Race, national health Ser and Class in Amencm cervical Caps...... 6 Hiarory by Bettlna Aptheker .... 23 HOW Actlvist Acquitted of Murder.. 7 Pills and Ills...... A ...... 6 ERA Not Dead let...... 8 Clo~~t~taAs Baby...... 6 film Justice Depdrtnlent Intervenes In Baby Jane Doe Cdse ...... 7 What You Take Jor Gnmted by Hlchelle Citron...... 22 health Baby Jane 0oe:' The Controversv-. ,' Cl~~ckenIady (Announcanents). ....I7 Contlnues ...... 9 Letters...... 20 Dangers of Diet Pills ...... 16 Advertisements ...... 22 The Fen~lnlratlonof Poverty1 De11td1 I-Ravs Overused...... l6 llle Mdsculinization of Uedlth: Letters...... 24 A C~.ltical Ylew ...... 8 Chlcken Lady (annou~~cments)... ..25 Ads...... 27 violence Feminists Rally Agalnst trend Klegflsz: Alrtllor of Pornography...... \...... I0 Kee~~erof Accounts.:...... I0 Caslrdte Rdplsts?...... 11 (See r-eeia~~pi,. 11) Ann Bannun: Authcr of the "Drebo llrinkerY Series.. .. .l2 abortion l:;..~. t%uil:u 189. 1.31 Ahortion Clinic rlrcbuabed...... I1 NOVEMBER 1983 December 1983 VOLUME 7 NUMBER 3 Volume 7 Number 4 In this issue In this issue 0 MY LEOlSLATlVE YEAR THOUGHTS ON INDIAN FEMINISM 3 by Judy DeMem 3 by Kate Vangen WRITING HER STORY C OHOYO CONFERENCE PARTICIPANTS 4 by Jeanette Roes ~lrMY FATHER THE SETTLER'S FAMILY 1. BY Anne Humphrey by Janice Glnger "SOME OF MY BEST FRIENDS ARE INDIAN" FAMILY ALTARS 8 by A. Marie LlghMng Koenlgs 6 by Elizabeth Hampten "FIRSTS" FOR A LEGISLATOR IN THEIR OWN WORDS, AT THEIR OWN PACE 9 by Donna Nalewaja 8 by Florence Clifford NOT MUCH TO DO 10 RUNNINQby Mildred B. Montgomery 9 by Brian Selland AND SHE PREACHES SHORT SERMONS 11 INDIANOIVERby Beth Brant 10 by Priscilla Homola 12 PRAIRIE RAMBLER POEMS by Emily Johnson by Georgia Tiffany 12 by Jane Coleman 13 Ohoyo Training Manual ' , 14 PRAIRIE RAMBLER Reviewed by Elizabeth by Emily Johnson Yellow Blrd Demoray The Hidden Half Revlewed by Mary Jane Schneider FALL/WINTER '83-'84 WISCONSIN VOL . IX: ii WOMEN WINNERS: THE 1983 PRIMIPARA CONTEST: 1ST PRIZE . Bonnie Rehlinger ...... 2. 3 2ND PRIZE . Sandra Lindow ...... 6. 7 3RD PRIZE . Nancy Ellrodt ...... 8 HONORABLE MENTIONS: Peggy Shimkus ...... 9 Faith Sanders ...... 10 Nancy El 1 rodt ...... 11 Dorothy Dalton ...... -12 OTHER POETS IN THIS ISSUE: Faith Sanders ...... 13 Maggie Perry ...... 14. 15 Jeri McCormic k ...... 16-18 Bonnie Rehlinger ...: .....19 Kathleen Salapow VanDemark .....20-22 Elizabeth A . Macaulay ...... 21. 23 Susan Burns ...... -23 March.Bracken ...... -24 Trish Stachel ski Gorski ...... -25 Debra Braun Anderson ...... 25 Donna Schroeder Servais ...... 26 Carol Ordal ...... 26 Jennifer Nashold ...... 27 Eva Belanger ...... 28-29 Kristine R . Volland ...... 29 Jo A . Gross ...... 30 Biographical Information ...... 30-32 ' The Review Issue Editorial Note 1 Notice i.diti~ri.ile update: women and agricuItura1 production Carol VIas1,ff 3 Tlit, 111rl111ct111 Di~t~t~lt~~lr~~i~~rtPriyrirlrrs OII W~IIII~*II Shirley Sew'ird tr1111Frrtilit" irr Tlrrrt, Dt~i~Ii~pirrxCt~rrrrtrit~s J'inet W. Sal.lff 7 Prtrtili~irr Fi*rrrltlcPIlcrrtv: A Strrtl!~ 11i Firt. Pot~rWt~rki~rg W111rrt-rr irr krlrltr Leela Culati Marie-Andrev Ci~uillarJ 7 Villrrst. WIIIII~*II trf BtrrgLrllrsh: Prc~.illtt-t~tor C/I~III,~I* T.~hrun~~ess.~Abdulldh .ind SonJr.1 A. Zeidr~istein book reviewslcomptes rendus Kay Arrnat.rge Wttrrri,rr> P;it1rris$: ~t~~rriirisr~rIIIII~C~II~~IIIII A~~netteKLI~II S~rahW. Salter Ft*~~rirri.~rrrirr Cl~~r~r~l1r: F~~IIII Prt~~rrrt~ti] Ptjl;tit~s Angela Miles 3nJ Geraldine Finn. eds. Helen Lenskyl Flrir Btrll: X~ru~irtI<5c.r Ei/rrtrIit!~irr CIIII~II~~~III Spt~rt/ Frlr~ri-ji*~~:Vt-rs L'iqtditi Pi?Si*.yi-s 11trrr~ It05 511i~rts IIII C1rrrt1111r M An11H~ll ~tid Dilrothy Rich.~rdson Elizabeth Douv.111 Bt+tri~t*t,~rLVi~r~ri*rr: Lt~ri*ierirrg tlri, Btrrrii*rs r.\ Paul~1. C.lpI.~n Lorna Marsden Eypli~ri~~xt;i.rr~It#r l Joanna B. Boehnert A Wirrltl lti @iiil~rl~~rr~~:t;t,rslier Ri11i5 irr Pt~r.jlrt~tii~i. Esther R. Creetiglass Lake Sdgdris Ni'it*0.~ti~r11 BIIII~ C~IIIII~~;IIII Vt~rst* Margaret Atwird Dorothy Zaburszky si:~IIIII~ SII/I~L~~JII~L': WIIIII~~II Written ttl 1 .J 50. Ev.1 Fi~es Kay Isern.in Frictit111,: Arr ,~II~/III~~I~!It~t Fii.tii111 /]!I W~IIII~VI A11n.l Cibbs anrl Alison Tilson, 4s. Ruth Roa~hPierson WOI~I~IIOf 11It~1r~,q 1111 W1111tMinrr / ftrt~i*Dorrt* TI T/I~,III Fntrrr Alrlrr~iPt.krr tt~Atlrit~rrrrt~ I Ct~letteBe.~uchanrp Pi, ,llt~lllllll-t~11,. ~'~1111111~ M.irguer~teA~irlersen joni Lovenduski bV1~~rr~rr'+W~]rt\r. jl-.1.~~,~1 Ect~lrtr~r~i~s IIIIIItlrt* Wi~rltlt~t WI~III~~II Lisa Leghorn and K.~therineIyarker Leonard Adarns La /I~+~~~IIIIIII~I~ ~~IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIS 11, ~OIII~III IIII~,~/I~~:/I~IIdli* /IIII,~II~* jrlrrrit~i,i- 111,s ~II~~~:~I~~III~IIII~~I~~ti 19.JiI. ~ Sylvia M. H.lle 22 Wt, 5/111111L.trrr11: Lv~l~jl~l~tit /'II/~..~III~* Iiige!.~Bcndt .iii~lI.iniez Downing Rhoda Hvw.ird 22 ,b!,~ill>,111~1 ,V~II~/IIIII* .,I5ti11iil 111 t111-/'cI/I~I~> tit E~pltittf~t~t~r~ la~klvnCock L.J.Abray 23 LI~IL~~II~ILIIID[*/[,rr~,~l? Tlrt* Itit-11.. ti\ t/rt, EII.C/I*/I- cllrllll~lllll5lf,'\rll~l.t< 1 s77- 19 1 .< Carol Lee Bacc hi Isabel Alv'lrez 24 A\.t~r~r*t,411 OI/I~.. Tlrt, Ft*rrrrtlistilltrcll~r~rc~rrt rrr h.lt,.rlio to 1940 Ann Macciz Mary Rogers 25 A W~II'IIIIII; I~,III~:T/rt- foirtrts 111 FIIIIII!~ L~rtlI M'lrgaret C~lnrad 26 W~IIIII*II IT\ C/IIIIII: IIII~IC~III/~~III(IIII~ Wtir~rrri~ /<~~~I>!IIII~~*,1 WO- 7 041) Bubby Siu Paula ChcgwldJen 26 111 t/lt~S/t~r~/ort~tit 1+/111rr: T/rt WIIIIICII~ Mt~~~t~~rrt~~rtIII 1rf111 compiled by 4rar T,lb.iri and Nahid Yeg,ineh N'lncy W. j.ibbr.1 27 5t*ll~~rl~tt~bVt11/1/?. ~~III/II., t~/ /'II~I~II/I 111 SCIII~/I A>III H.inn.1 P.ip,iriek .ind Gall Mii~~iult,cd, Angel'i Mile, 28 SL,II>III: T/rt, 1bl1111~ihft1110ll0/!1 ~III H~>tt~r!/ IIIII~ T;rt~rr ludith A. Alexander 33 T/rt?st*t1111 A//tiri~~~rrtt- Laura C. jc~hnst~nw~th Rubert E. Johnzvn Sallie Weztwocd 34 LVil~rrtv~C>II Tlrto LIIIL* Ruth C.lvcnd~sh Louise Dulude 3.1 Bt.tt18r /'t~~i.rti~r~111r C[IIIIII/I~~II> Government LI~C.iiiad.i Karen R. Grant 36 W~IIII~*II. Htwlt/r 111111 l<~~~~rt~tirrtt~t~~r Helen Roberts, ed. Pa~geCousineau 37 /,~r,rgt,.. ti! (711r.t*11yt*>.~VLIIII~~II rijrt11 Dr~~rl~ilrtrt~sX7lLr11,q 10 C.irnpling, ed Josephlne C. Na~doti 38 Mr.izur~ngSe* Stereutyyes: A Thirty Nation Studv John E. W~lli.ims,ind Deborah L. Best work in progresslrecherches en cours 40 abstract sectionlprecis Cuntempor.iry Feminist Thevry and Pr.~ct~ce 45 theorle et pr,itique Femtn~ztescontempi~r~i~nz Health and Sciences 51 sclencez et sante Humanities, th64rts. Popul,ir Culture .ind Media 52 zcience, humaines, .irts et lettres, culture pupula~reet mPd~,i Si*cl.ll Policy 57 pulltique zocialr I SLI~I.I~ Sciences 62 sciencez sixiale, periodicals and resources update periodiques et ressources: mise a jour 77 letters to the editorslcourrier I 86 I I . -- Table of ContentslSomrnaire - -- . social sciences and history 395 la sciences wciai- et l'histiire British Sa-iologicrl Asswiatir~n 413 Assrxiation brit~nniquede sirioli~ie Canadian society. for Women in Philosophy 426 Si~li.tCcanadienne pour 1t.i femmes en philtnirph~c bibliographies Ruth Krrns 428 srlectd wvmen's issues in England. 1978-81 book reviewslcomptes rendus de livres Ceraldilie Finn Tl~rklitit.~ of R~~~nslnt~tit~rr Mary O'Brien Sus.in Molter OLin Tlrc R~liti~iof R~,jrnhIrliti~~tl Mrry O'Brien Lire Pilr~~i-LQ. ~errl'~~kstrr Tlrc L*c.(~~rtof tlrr Pnritlt*trti~~lAtlsi.iclry C~~rrrrtritttz. 1~~~SI*.KII~I/ H~rtri~trrt~rrt.K)rk LIrri~*t-r.+itu Chair. Ann t3. Shtrir !tun McfrrlanJ Renie CvLlrttc-Crrri&rc C.ihien sur Ir hmmr et la crimiri.~litk ,i Id recherche J'un disciiur, novrtrur Jane Syn~r Khin-Thi-Dr Lwin WI~IIIIW it1 Clrirrtr - Cjrrrtttt Dir~~tit)t~~ irr Ifishrritirl S~~/ru/~r~s/rij~ Richard W. C;uis*o JIIJ Strnlry lohrnnr*jr~r.iditors Leslie I. MrcJonaIJ Etrrtt~icsof (;*I:Tlr~. Witch-lrrrrrt irr 51-1~tltrr11l Christina Lrrnrr Dorothy Zrborssky BJ rba ra C;tdard Ftriry tilt^ 11trtl tlrr FI*IPIII~IB Itrrrr~irr~~ti~~~~ Jennifer W.ielti-W.iltrr Mary ViponJ A fl~rrrrrt~lSlrirt ~rralLilrt.r@: Britidr E~rri~~rirrrt~~I~II~/I~IN)~III-II 111 t111. CIIII~I~~~IIII LVIY~. 1.JSO-lr) 14 Susan j.lckel, editor index Author index 454 Ilidex des Jutcurs I Subiwt index 470 Index dm 3uietb 32. 4 . SEX ROLES A Journal of Research - Vd. 9. No. 9 September 1983 Sex Differences in Self-confidence: The Influence of Cornpanson to Othen' Abdity Level 925 EIlm Lenncy. Joel Gull. and Otns Brvwnmg Evalunttng Competence of Women and Men: Effects of Marital and Parental Status and Occupational Sex-Typmg 5'43 Cbtre Eraugh oncl Sue Riley Varntroru m Subjective Culture: A Comparison of Fem~lesand Males In Three Setttngs 953 Jean Stoekard m~dMaurecn Doughcry Sex Roles Among Marrled and Unmarned Couples Ahrt Kurtuc Fer Crytn' Out Loud-There 1s d Sex D~fference 987 William K Lumbardu. Gary A. Crerser. Earbarn Lumbardu. and Sfwon L. ~Ffarhis Vd. 9. No. 10 October 1983 comn i Parent-Chdd Rclattons and Ortentattons Toward Sport 997 Mary A. JicElmy Nontradltlonal Careers for Women: A Prototyp~calExample lo05 Josefma J. and William S. Farrell. Jr Equality and Differentiatron of Time Spent in Pard Work m Tw-income Famllles . Bwbam Fde~Meeker Are Women Inviuble as Leaders? Natalie hrtc Rorena Lindauer Gas, and Joyce Jcnnings (Walstedt I Sex-Role Acqutduon. Parental Behavior. and Scxual Orientatton: Some Tm~umHypotheses Ellen Gerschin fi&man Sex-Role Acqulklon. Parental Behavtor. and Sexual Onentatton: Some Tentative Hypotheses-A Critique 106 1 C GeomSimM and Davtd Buskin Sex-Role Acquiution, Parental Behanor. and Sexual Ortentat~on:Some Tmtntve Hypotheses-A Rejomder 1063 ElLen Garsrhiu Flei.9~~~ Learned Helplessness and "Fear of Success" m College Women 1067 .Warm D. Rlz and Donald J. Woods Sex and Becommg Eminent u a Politiul10rgaruzanond Leader 1073 Rita Mae Kelly SEX ROLES A Journal of Research Vol. 9, No. 11 November 1983 CONTENTS Are the Fruits of Research Available to All? The Effects of Sex and Academic Rank on Reprint-Sending Behavior Alan Searleman; C. Donald Mom's, Mark Becker, and Vivimt P. Makosky Gender Identity, Interactionism, and Politics: A Reply to Rogers and Walsh Joseph F. DeBold and Zella Luria Hormonal Theories for Sex Differences - Politics Disguised as Science: A Reply to DeBold and Luria Lesley J. Rogers Conflicting Sex-Role Expectations, Housework Dissatisfaction, and Depressive Symptoms Among Full-Time Housewives Neal Krause Gender-Role Adoption and Sex as Academic and Psychological Risk Factors 1127 Ronald A. LaTorre, Lauren Yu, Louise Fortin, and Myriam Marrache Sex-Role Orientation and Athletic Administration Jean iM. Williams and Donna Mae Miller BOOK REVIEWS ERRATUM - T 34. SIGNS JOURNAL OF WOMEN IN CULTURE AND SOCIETY Contents Autumn 1983, Volume 9, Number 1 Women and Religion 1 Editorial P. Stmen Sanp 4 Female Gender in Chinese Religious Symbols: Kuan Yin, Ma Tsu, and the "Eternal Mother" .\.lnq Ellvn Ro.rs und 26 Mothers, Infants, and the Psychoanalytic Clirryl Lynn Ro~s Study of Ritual Dmid Holrnberg 40 Shamanic Soundings: Femaleness in the Tamang Ritual Structure VIEIVPOINT Guyle Grallam Yutes 59 Spirituality and the American Feminist i Experience Hilaly Rme 73 Hand. Brain, and Hean: -4 Feminist Epistemology for the Natural Sciences &VIEW ESSAY Linda E. Chown 91 American Critics and Spanish Women Novelists, 1942- 1980 REVI~IONSJREPORTS Luirellu Goldrclimidt- 108 Does Housework Pav? P Product-related Ciemnt Microeconomic Xpproach Joyce Duncan Falk 120 The New Technology for Research in European Women's History: "Online" Bibliographies BOOKREVIEWS Gloria I. Jatepli 134 Women, Race and Clarr by Angela Y. Davis .Maly Fainsod Katmtein 136 TIie Endangered Sex. ,lreylect oj- Female Children in Rural .Vortii India bv Barbam D. Miller; Women. Work, and Properiy in .Vorth-Ll'est India by Ursula Sharma; IVo~m'sQ~rrst for Power Five Indian Cwe Studies by Devaki Jain. assisted by Nalini Singh and Slalini Chand; LYe Will S~rurrhTliz~ Prison: Irldian LYomPn in Struggle by Gail Omvedt Ella .Vfes~er-Dcividow 141 Cliaste. Silent, and Obedient: Eriglisli Books for Women, 1 f 75-1 640 bv Suzanne iV. Hull: Reason's I Disciples: Srventeenll~-CrntuqEriglirli Futninkh by Hilda L. Smith; Ferninurn in Eigl~trentli-Ctvrtuly Englalrd by Katharine .C[. Rogers SIGNS Autumn 1983, Volume 9, Number 1 (continued) Janet Schunrtz 146 Wonaen, Wmk, and Fatnttntlyin tltt Suviet Union edited by Gail Warshofsky hpidus; Wornrn in Eastrm Ettrope and riu Smtid Union edited by TOVPYedlin; Work and Eqtctl* in Soriei Switty by Michael Paul Sacks Grrn L. Fitld 13 1 Smkm The ,Male Monopoll a Histo? and T/tmrght by Mnrielouix Janssen-Jurreit. translated by Verne Moberg Patricia]. Higgins 1% Going to Imn by Kate hlillett Li& Abu-Lughod 156 Brhind tlrt Vril in AT&: tVornm in Ornan by Unni Wikan Laurel Rosrrn 158 Duughlrrs o/ Copprr H'oman by Anne Camel.on Billir Jean Isbrll 159 Women 4Be Andes: Patnarc/ty and Sock1 Cltcrngr in Two Pmvian Townr by Suwn C. Bourque and Kay Barbara Warren 161 United States Now Ranaa Melkote and 164 International Notes Susie J. Tham An Investigative Analysis of Working Women's Hostels in India DcvaAi Jain 172 Comment on Shapiro's " 'Women's Studies': A Note on the Perik of Markedness" Deborah Bmrttein 173 Comment on Izraeli's "The Zionist Women's Movement in Palestine. 191 1-1927: .-\ Sociological .4nalvsis" 178 About the Contributors 181 Notice to Contributors - C+g +nd Use code on the firn page of an article in his journal indjsthe copyright owner's consent that copies of the ankle mav be made beyond thox permitted by Sections 107 or 108 of the US. Copyright law provided that -pi- are made only for penomdl or internal ux. or for the personal or internal we of specific clients ad provided that the copier pay the swud perKopy fee through the Copyright Clearance Center Inc. Operations Center. P.O. Box 765. khenectady. New Ynrk 1230 1. 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D. and Adrienne Rich Muriel l4auari .246 The "Woman Question" in Cuba: An Analysis of Material Constraints on Its Solution hfichael Lambek 264 Virgin Mamage and the Autonomy of Women in Mayotte Dorothy Kaufmann-iMcCall 282 Politics of Difference: The Women's Movement in France from May 1968 to Mitterrand Marilyn Power 294 Household Composition and Racial Inequaidy by Suzanne %I. Bianchi; Black Wanren in the Labor Force by Phyilis A. Wallace Jessica Benjamin 297 In a Different Voice: Psychological Theoly and Women's Development by Carol Ciiligan Meredith Clarke Hoppin 299 R$eciim of Women in Antiquity edited by Helene Folcy: Heroines and Hysteriis by Mary Lefkowitz; The Goddess: LMythological Images ofthe Fmmine by Christine Downing Cheryl Walker 302 P~ycheReborn: The Emergence of H, D. by Susan Stanford Friedman Jean E. Jackton 304 Woman the Gatherer edited by Fiances Dahlberg; Maidem, Meal ad~Monep: CapWmand the Domestic ~Cornmundyby Claude Mciilassoux; Fma& Power and ,Ma& Dominance: On the Origins qfSexwlInequality by Peggy Reeves Sandav SIGNS Winter 1983, Volume 9, Number 2 (Continued) Anne FaustoSkrling 307 Biological Politics: Fnm'nist and Anti-feminist Pmpeclivcs by Janet Sayers BrUina Apthekr 909 As EquaLc and at Sisters: Feminism, Unionism, and he Women's Trade Union Lcague 4.V- Yod by Nancy Schrom Dye: Womm and Ammican Sorialism, 18704920 by Man Jo Buhk Ann LPfler 3 12 Gmdrr and h'averbal Br?havior edited by Clara Mayo and Nancy M. 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SINISTER WISDOM 22/23 1983 A Gathering ofSpirit North American Indian Women'sIssue 5 Introduction A Gathering of Spirit 120 Photographs by Nila NorthSun 10 Poems by Edith Purevich, Amber Coverdale Sumrall, Paula Gunn Allen, 124 Poems by Vickie Sears, Nila NorthSun, Nora Naranjo-Morse Mary Moran 130 The Devil and Sister Lena narrative by Anna Lee Walters 21 New Shoes narrative by Linda Hogan 142 Poem by Chryslos 33 Painting by Alice Souligny 143 Tintype from the collection of Joy Harjo 34 Poems by Diane Glancy, Terri Meyette 144 Poems by Anita Endrezze-Danielson, Joy Harjo, Mary Moran 36 A White Man's Word narrative by Debra Swallow 150 Sex, Class and Race IntersectionslVisions of Women of Color speech by 39 Drawing by Kawennotakie (Salli Benedict) Carol Lee Sanchez 40 Poems by Alice Sadongei, Charlotte DeClue, Wendy Rose 155 Photograph by Diane Reyna 47 Grandma's Story narrative by Lynn Randall 156 Poems by Doris Seale, Merry Harris, Nila NorthSun, Linda Belarde 50 Poem by Terri Meyeue 160 My Wild Birds Flying a sequence by Mary TallMountain 52 "They always come back interview with Winona LaDuke 169 Wild Turnips narrative by Barbara Camcron 58 Poems by Janice Gould, Geraldine Keams 171 Poems by Nila NorthSun, Salli Benedict 60 A Family Matter narrative by Elizabeth Cook-Lynn 176 Drawings by Jaune Quick-To-See-Smith 6d Letter from Prison Share Ouart 177 White Breast Flats narrative by Emilie Gallant 66 Poem by Alice Bowen 182 Poems by Nan Benally, Chrystos, Elizabeth Woody 67 Canada's Natural Resource essay by Midnight Sun 187 A Short Autobiography by Dorothy Hayes 71 Poems by Mary Moran, Denise Panek, Kate Shanley, Luci Tapahonso 190 Sculpture by Dorothy Hayes 77 The Lamp in the Window narrative by Audrey LaForme 191 Poems by Margot LeBrasseur, Geraldine Keams, Wendy Rose 80 Photograph and statement by Rosalie Jones (Daystar) 196 A Lifetime of Memories book review by Janice Gould 81 Poems by Mary Bennett 199 Poems by Debra Swallow, Luci Tapahonso, Marcie Rendon 83 Excerpts of letters from Rita Silk-Nauni 204 Letters between Raven and Deth 87 Poems by Chrystos, Wendy Rose 209 Poems by Joan Shaddox Isom, Karen Cooper 90 Photograph of St. John's Indian School. Cheyenne River, South Dakota 211 Drawing by Rosemary Anderson 90 A Long Story narrative by Beth Brant 212 Poems by Anita Valerio, Chrystos 97 Poems by Lenore Keeshig-Tobias, Denise Panek, Bea Medicine 215 Bibliography 102 Urban Dwellers narrative by Kateri Sardella 218 Notes on Contributors 108 Poems by Gayle Two Eagles, Nan Benally, Lenore Keeshig-Tobias 222 Announcements 114 Amazons in Appalachia essay by Marilou Awiakta SINISTER WISDOM 24 Fall 1983 3 Notes for a Magazine: Adrienne Rich, Michelle Cliff 96 Almost Aubade, a poem by Marilyn Hacker - - - 97 My mother is an orphan, a poem by Patricia Jones 99 Insect Is an Anagram, a poem by Roscann Lloyd 9 prologue # 1: Moving Day, a poem by Michelle Parkermn 103 Aunt Pat, a poem by Rebecca Ellis 11 Main Street: 1953, narrative by Joanna Russ 105 from Natural Birth, prose poems by Toi Derricotte 14 Cognate, a poem by Jean Swallow 22 Lesbians Have Immonal Children, a poem by Mamie Mahoney 24 Daydreams on a Subway Train, a poem by Patricia Pagan 110 Fine Ligament of Sympathy, a poem by Susan Wood- 25 Reading Maps, a poem by Minnie Bruce Pratt Thompson 114 from Communicating, a poem by Jacqueline Lapidus 116 Small Infidelities, a poem by Rebecca Ellis 33 I Chig: To Kat, narrative by Cheiron Sariko McMahill 117 Two Journeys, a poem by Melissa Cannon 36 Class Acts, a poem by Sherry Sylvester 120 Rain So Thick It Looks Like Snow, poems by 41 Rediscovering the Heart, dialogue between Sue Dove Gdi Beverly A. Smith and Rachel dcVries 123 Heartshed, A Hard Rain, atrd The Blood-Letting, three 56 Two drawings by Karen SjUholm poems by Joy Harjo 58 Censorship, a poem by Karen Brodine 127 Just to Go On, a poem by Marilyn Hadfield 62 The Deception, a poem by Kathy Eberly 129 Changing Skin, a poem by Catherine Risingflame Moirai 64 Remembering: The Colors of Silence, a poem by 133 The Anthropologist, a poem by Mariha Counot Kelly Anne Munger 135 Waulking Song, a poem by Minnie Bruce Pratt 65 When We Pry Our Eyes Open, a poem by Martha Courtot 67 Black Against a Clear Sky, a poem by Theresa Barry 69 Growing Up? and Sp~glSong,two poems by Susan Sherman Reviews 143 Cherrie Moraga on Fight Back! 72 The Swashbuckler, narrative by Lee Lynch 151 Judith Barrington on Annapurna: A Woman's Place 89 Of Althea and Flaxie and Gail, two poems by Cheryl Clarke 157 Joy Harjo on Audre Lorde's Chosen Poems 92 To the Very Young Womon, a poem by Valerie Olson ' 163 Gloria I. Joseph on Zami 94 Photographs by Jan Phillips 168 Myra Glazer on Keeper of Accounts 175 Joan Nestle on NiceJewish Girls W (0 186 Notes on Contributors 188 Announcements NOVEMBER 1983 DECEMBER I983 VOLUME 9, NUMBER 4 VOLUME 9. NUMBER 3 MUSIC EMPOWERING WOMEN / 1 FJCIINISTS LOOK AT POP CULTURE Karhi Maio Great Escape or Bad Trip? 3 Eilcm Roche What Is Women's Jazz?...... 3 Vinyl Fertility Goddess ' 5 Swan Shapm Behind the Scenes at Michigan...... 4 Loving and Hating Soaps 5 Linda Tillery ...... 5 Skip Brassue11 Making Women's Music Accessible...... 5 ?omen's Bars 6 ~ou~ainvilleaCracks Walls...... 6 Anne Katzeff ' Pengo, Foe of Profit..6 "A Feminist Utopia". .7 ...... Hannah Benoit Cellist Reaches Out...... 7 New Season, Old Cliches i Alive!: Together Through Change...... 8 LccSc.hyrtz On Romance Fiction 8 Marcia Taylor...... 8 DhaGddfmb 1 Music Reviews...... 12 Kate's Murder Under Cover- 9 I KmnLimdrcy Confessions of a Christmas Lover-10 An American in Nicaragua...... 10 OTHER FUTURES ...... 11 Civil Disobedience After Seneca. Lurda Hlrsrh Greenham Women's Camp Nears Crisis. 11 Betsy Rose's New Directions 4 Nan lefferys DEPARTMENTS A Collective That Works 11 Calendar ...... 15 DEPARTMENTS Cinema ...... 14 Classified...... 19 Books 12 Letters...... 2 Calendar 18 Music...... 12 Classified 19 News ...... 9 Music 15 VisualArts ...... 14 News 16 Woman-Owned Business Directory.. ... 16 Poetry 14 Sports 17 S R I-IE WOMEN'S WlIUM -- - --=: - - .- ::zTs.- ~~l:~~~~=~m,-~~%rd.~mTzzz?T~.~z~:-7 JANUARY 1084 CAMBRIDGE. MASSACHUSETTS 20018 VOLUME 9, NUMBER 5 LOOKING TO 19841 DEPARTMENTS Donna Turley & Leslie Meredith Books 14 women Grieve Somewhere Else Fire 4 Nancy Turnbull on Amerlcan Couples Susan Shapiro Sheila Simmons on The Plantallon Mistress Lee Sch wartz on Bonfire Old Women: Isolated, Invisible 5 Sarah Putnam on Berenice Abbot1 Marney Saaz Jocelyn Riley on Smail Town Glrl Look Me in the Eye Will Change Us 5 Calendar 17 Molly Lovelock Cinema 16 State's Only Midwifery Practice Closes 7 Susan Jhirad on Terms of Endearment Lee Sch wartz - Classified 19 Single Adoptive Parents 7 News Briefs 4 Robyn Fizz / Margaret Atwood's Poison Pen 8 Poetry 10,12 R~thWhitman/frorn Seven Stones Leslie Lawrence 0 EIena Harap Dodd/Boston: Lonely Sisler Blues Grace Paley Makes a Difference 9 0 Elizabeth McKim/Passage Brenda Juckson 0 Amanda Po well/Mllk Deb Huston 10 Theatre Kelly Stephens Marcia Deihl on Gaia, Mon Amour Ellen Frankfort on Kathy Boudin 11 Joanna Rim Shudderers, Leapers and Crunchers 13 A WOMEN'S LIBERATION MAGAZINE ISSUE 135 OCTOBER 1983 spa 7.c 650 -USA $1.50 CONTENTS 135 FEATURES 6 Three black women talk about sexuality and racism 18 When the other dancer is the self - Alice Walker 21 Discrimination at every level -an Asian woman writes about her work in medicine j 24 The 'Family Institution' taken to task 26 Should the National Abortion Campaign remain focussed on a single issue, or widen into a reproductive rights campaign? Read both arguments. 49 SWAP0 women in struggle in Namibia 52 Women harassed and imprisoned in Iran FICTION AND POETRY 31 Tribute to an Unknown Soldier by Jane Leitch 55 Ode to a Window by Nancy Felix and Priceless by Nancy Felix in Reviews Section REVIEWS 39 Books: The Colour Purple, Pullitzer Prize winning novel by Alice Walker, Zami - A New Spelling of My Name by Audre Lorde, and others by and about black women Theatre: Bertice Reading at Donma Warehouse Film: Olivia - love in a girls' boarding schoolr and more TV: Black on Black on Channel 4 Exhibitions: Works of Hilda Bernstein and Emma Douglas REGULARS 4 Letters: 'SR Keeps Me Sane' - but will it after reading ail the other letters?l 9 News: Holloway is burning, women walk for peace, Chilean women lead antigovernment protests and more. . . . 28 Shortlist - autumn courses galore and more 34 Classifieds: CR groups, accommodation and more 56 Subscriptions: Roll into action with a SR sub! Spare Rib is produced collectively by full timers Maxine Angus, Arati, Susan Ardill, Farzaneh, Petal Felix, Rachel Lever, Loretta Loach, Manny, Sona Osman and Sue O'Sullivan and part-timers Sue Hancock, Carole Spedding and Ruth Wallsgrove. Special thanks this month to Joelle, Louise Wilde, Louise B., Pam Jackson, Irene, Ann, Elaine, Sara Dunn, Denise Roberts, Anna Eagar, Maggie Fagan, Louise Williamson, Cathy Sellers, Susan Hemmings, Patricia Reynolds. Cordelia, Steph. Tina Jenkins, Terri, Cathy, Detjbie West. Monica, Sonia. Viv and Eileen. a women's liberation magazine . issue 136 spare November 1983 65~ USA $1.50 FEATURES 6 An approach to Death - Sue Cartledge describes, in her diary, the last years of her life. 18 Racism: Black to Black. 19 Marriage Money and Women's fight for independence. 26 Coming Out: An Asian woman's experience. 27 A to Z of Feminism. AmaZirig Pull Out, part I-. 32 'Excessive' Body Hair - How do women feel about it? 52 Falling in Love - An Excerpt from a new book called 'Sex and Love'. POETRY AND FICTION 49 Back by Cheryl Lee and Woman Mother Lesbian by Alison Longford. 50 Ursula by AI Garthwaite. REVIEWS Films: Come back to the 5 and Dime Store Jimmy Dean, by Robert Altman. Querelle, Fassbinder's last film, and a selection of the films at the National Film Theatre Festival in November. Theatre: Dear Girl by the Women's Theatre Group, the Devil's Gateway by Sara Daniels, and Slipstrearning by Diane Biondo. Exhibition: Unusual Exhibition: Bemba, People of Central African Plateau: Afro-Portuguese Ivories; Black Arts & Crafts Fair. Books: Paris France by Gertrude Stein; Intruders on the Right; of Man and A Very Music: Openirig nite in Heaven, September in the Pink, and Poppie Nongena; a Black South African Production. REGULARS Letters: This mag is alive, Black Neglect, Blind aird Proud, and more . . . News: Women ride for peace, Divorce -Women blamed, Sri Lankan News and more. . . 23 Shortlist: Evenn, Centres, Campaigns, Projects. 35 Classifieds: Homes, Jobs, Groups. 56 Subscriptions: Tug your hair and get a subscription. FEATURES 6 Dance and feminism by Francoise Sergy 18 Honey magazine - feminist editor gets the sack. 26 A glimpse of a Socialism. . . 27 A to Z - Part 2 in our amazingseries. Read it and find out more, 32 Recipes for 'poor'fem "ists? 34 About Racism - from readers in response to articles. . . 49 Children's books - ~lcxingout sexism and racism. 51 Women in Prison - repressive role of the penal system. POETRY AND FICTION 8 Poetry -At Night by Julie, and more poetry. 20 Fiction - '1981-1982' by Michael Ann Mullen. REVIEWS 40 Theatre: Bag by Bryony Lavery. Welcome to ~arabise,Wildcat Theatre Co. Exhibition: Recording Women's Herstories in TUC and . . . Books: Double Struggle, a research project on one-parent families, Paris France by Gertrude Stein, Telling Tales Sara Maitland's book of short stories. . . TV: New Latin American Cinema, Channel 4. Music: Ludus: Riding the Rag The Gymslips and Bella Donna Film: The Best of London Film Festival. REGULARS 4 Letters - Irish faminists, new way of mothering, Jewish anti-Zionists, and more. . . 9 News - Grenada, Divorce - women's fault? and much more. 23 Shortlist - Projects, publications, events. . . 35 Classified - contacts, jcbs, homes . . . 56 Subs - Special holiday gift offer - 3 subs for the price of 2. TRIVIA A JOLJKNAI.OF IDEAS. FALL 1983 Interrexncaliq The Language of Lesbian Relationships "Tomb-Breakers:" The Case Against Willa Cather On Lust and the Lusty Towards a Bifocal Vision .in Surrealist Aesthetics TRMAL LIVES Susan Glaspell (1 876- 1 948) and Trifles "Nothing here but kitchen things" I -- --- .. -- - .- -- R WOMEN AND LIBRARIES VOL.,,,.,,,,,,,, 8 No. 3 ,,,, TABLE OF CONTENTS Delay, Divide, Discredit; How Uppity Women Are Kept Down, Apart and Out of Academe -- by Helen Wheeler 1-5 Mexican-American Women/Programming -- by Mary Vela-CreixelZ 6-8 Highlighting Women (Women's Studies Librarian Office at the University of Wisconsin System) -- by Sue Searing 9-11 Up Your Wages -- Helen Josephine 12- 13 Media Review Books -- Kathy Burnett, Marcia Burnham, Anita Garey, Kathleen Hirooka, and Karen Yamashita 14-19 Continuing Guide to Women's Serials -- Sue Searing 20-21 Framed -- Diane Davenport 22-23 Records -- Carol Starr 2 4 Finder's"Sleepers -- Carolyn ~Zloskovitz 2 5 Women in Librarianship: Research -- by Katharine Phenix 2 6- 27 Women's News (National Women's Studies Association Annual Conference -- Conference Report by Joanne Costanza & NWSA /Librarian's Task Force Report by Beth Sibley; ALA in LA in 1983/Annual Conference Report by Carol Starr; Let's Get Serious) 28-31 Send For's 32- 33 Fall 1983/Winter 198.4 Vol. 4 No. 2 @One Point Perspective. by Elsa Honig Fine ...... ii ISSUES AND INSIGHTS @Images of American Women in the .1930s: Reginald Marsh and Paraniorcnt Picture. by Erika L. Dosg ...... 1 @Cognitive Function and Women's Art. by Selma Kraft ...... 5 @Goddess Embroideries of Russia and the Urkraine. by Mary B. Kelly ...... 10 PORTRAITS *Mary ~immoMoran: Painter-Etcher, by Marilyn C. Francis ...... 14 @Sunshine and Shade: Mary Fairchild MacMonnies Low. by Mary Smart ...... 20 *Aurelia de Souza: A Portuguese Artist of the Turn of the Century, by Llicia Almeida-Matos ...... 26 @Charmion von Wiegand's Way Beyond Mondrian, by Virginia Pitts Rembert ...... 30 HAleksandra Kasuba. by Mary Lee Thompson ...... 35 REVIEWS @ The Visual Arts: A History, by Hugh Honour and John Fleming. Reviewed by Norma Broude and Mary D. Carrard ...... 40 @ Feminism and Art Hixtonj, by Norma Broude and Mary D. Garrard. Reviewed by Judith E. Stein ...... 44 @Art et fhninisnie. reviewed by Adele M. Holcomb ...... 16 Books and Catalogues Received ...... , ...... 49 LETTERS Ann Sutherland Harris on Griselda Pollock. "Women, Art and Ideology: Questions for Feminist Art Historians." and Griselda Pollock's response ...... 53 WINTER SOLSTICE 9983 NUMBER THIRTY- f-IC'dT VOLUME TEN Front Cover: "The Dark Queen" oil on canvas by Heidi King, N.Y.C. Inside Front Cover: Poem.. .mara Art.. .Ruth Vest, Newton, Mass. 2. Art..,Susun Weed, Lloodstock, N.Y. 3. New Tales To Tell... Shekhinah Mountahwater 4. Waiting the Weeks 'ti1 Uinter...Aurora Joan Selenium Poenr...~sabelle Lyle 5. Photography...Lora Abell LaFollette, Tennessee 6. Mouse and Me...Becca Harber Poan...Noel-Anne arennan Art...Pan Tangible, Billie Jo Mericle 7. Winter Solitude and poem.. .Noel-Anne Brennan Photography.. .Burin Akdogan, San Diego Song.. .Marian Michener a..Pows...kay dodder peg clarke Art...Linnea Almaren, Palo Alto, CA. 9. A Self Blessing Ritual...Sheila bee 10. Song...Liberty Bell Poems..,Sarasvati and Antea Rivers 11. Poens...Kahina Nightsage and Nancy Olsen Art...Ruth West To My Cwn ~elf...Helen Langley 12. Poans...Amber Cloverdale Sumrall...Pat Monaghan...Liila Szinai The Hermit...Susun Veeo 13. Announcements 14. Art. ..Ruth Vest 15. For Your Winter Bookshelf, Reviews by Jean Mountaingrove 17. Silverwolf...Helen Janes Art..;Heather miteside, Cottage Hills, IL 13. The Mists of Avalon, Review #l...Shekhinah Mountainwater 19. Review #Z.. .April McClean Art.. .Mar-Garet Andreas, Morgantown, W.'Ja. 20. Art...Betty LaDuke, Ashland, OR 21. Claiming the Mother in Me...Anne Wilson Cheatham 23. To Bloom in Beauty...Elsa Gidlow 24. Poem.. .Alic Ray-Kiel 25. Poans...Sandy Haadley, Gayle Raymond, Review: Living Our Own Dying...Lora Abell 26. Poems.. .Ruth Duck, Suzanne Benton Art.. .Joan Corbin, LaCrescenta, CA 27. Poaa...annis pratt Art...Toe Corinne, Sunny Valley, OR 28. Art.. .Cynthia Seawomyn, Sacramento, CA 29. A Daughter's Journey...Joyce Zonana 30. Poen...annis pratt Art...Pan Tangible, Wolf Creek, OR 32. Art...Intaglio by Katy Briber, Connecticut 34. The Deach of the Mother...Joan White 35. Poem.. .Kathy Boyd 36. Po-. ..LFnda Brown Photography...Tee Corinne 37. Prayers of a Six Year Old. ..Anetra Ann King 38. Balthazar.. .Zephyr Cloud 39. First Born.. .Amy Beller 40. Art...Monica Sjoo, Wales, Great Britain . 41. Song.. .Carolyn McDade, Boston, M4 Candlemas.. .Anne Carson 43. Po-. ..Kathleen Dillon Art.. .Abby Willowroot, Sacramento,. CA 44. Snake Coiling: Candlemas.. .Elizabeth Kalloy Po-s.. .Sarah ~ight,~iane Stein 45. Late News of UomanSpirit...Jean Mountaingrove Art...Kerrida, Sunny Valley, OR 46. Art In Praise of the Ordinary...Carol her ...and art 47. Vision Baskets.. .Jennif er Weston ... and art 48. Clay Women...Kelody Oakroot 49. Sacred Stories of Our Lives....\ Review by Tlme'sChild 50. The Moman Who Told Stories...Patricia Schwartz Poem...i(ate Rosenblatt 51. Art.. .Artemis Bona Dea, Seattle, UA 52. Art and the Goddess...Susan T.R. RamsenTraits of the Uitch...Ame Simko 53. Art...Toni Putnam, Lynne Menturweck, Beth Saunders, Sunny Wilson 54. Letter from England...Manica Sjoo Echoes at Greenham Coamon...Nancy Schimmel 55. Song...Nancy Schlmmel Art,..Judith Anderson, East Lansing, MI 56. German Women's Spirituality...Dorothy Hartz Poen...rachel pollock 57. Namlng the Forces that Push Us to War...Charlene Spretnak 58. Poem...Xyra Lilliane 59. Poem...Louise Budde DeLaurentis 61. Dream of Bergen-Belsen...Leigh hessel Poan...Caryl Porter Art...Dot Fisher-Smith, 62. Actaeon...?fiki Bratt Poem...Carol Exner 63. Letters Calligraphy throughout... Hannah Blue Heron, Wolf Creek, OR. Inside Back Cover...1984 Lunar Phases Calendar...Susan Baylies Back Caver...Art...Bomie Crawford, Myrtle Creek, OR \ i - '. i I I Vol. 6, No. 3, August 1983 Contents A word from us Notes - Correspondents -7 Network Directory 15 Index to Women and 18 Events Volume 8 Number 4 Women & Health Winter 1983 IN RECOGNITION OF . . . 7he Childbinh Picture Book, by Fran P. Hosken and Marcia Cicely Saundcrs, MB, BS (1918- ) I L. Williams 65 Katherine Richards, MLS Reviewed by Sharyne 7hornton- Williams Sexual Assault Trauma and Trauma Cliange 7he G Spot, by A.K. Ladas, B. Whipple, and 1. Perry 66 Libby 0.Ruch. PhD Reviewed by Rita Jackaivay Freedman, Joseph J. Leon, PhD PhD Causes and Attributions of Depression During Pregnancy 23 Somerhtrg Happened to Me, by P.E. Sweet 67 Barbara J. Kaphn, PhD Reviewed by Francis J. Lodato, PhD Reasons for Smoking Cessation Among a Random Sample of BOOKS RECEIVED 69 North Carolina Nurses 33 Ingrid Swenson, RN. DrPH FILM REVIEWS RN, Jo Ann Dalton. MSN Pano Por Cesarea and Nueva Vida, produced by Terry Looper, MPH and Claris Barahona 0'~arroll.MPH - 7 1 Sex, Intirnacy, and the Older Wonian Reviewed by Nancy Rosenblum. Domeena C. Renshaw. MD U MSN, CNM BOOK REVIEWS The Feminine Mistake, produced by John Cosgrove 74 Hypnosis and SLLI.nerapy, by Daniel L. Araoz 55 Reviewed by Lisa Rubin Liebemin, MA Reviewed by Maj-Britt Rosenbaum, AID HEALTH AND PUBLIC POLICY 7)1ePolirics of Contraception, by Carl Djerassi 57 Falling Between the Cracks: How Health Insurance Reviewed by Susan E. Bell, PlrD Discriminates Against Women 77 Anne S. Kasper, MA Anorexia Nenlosa: A Mulridimensiotral Perspective, by Eve Soklinger, MPH Paul E, Garfinkel and David M. Garner 59 Reviewed by Hilde Bruch, MD NEWS & NOTES 95 Menarche, edited by Sharon Golub 61 REVIEWERS Reviewed by Barbara Sommer, PhD Birtl~ingNormally, by Gayle H. Peterson 63 Reviewed by Sharyt~ell~ornton- Williams Braking In: Experiences in Male-Dominated Professions Beth Afilwid The Consequences of Abortion Legislation Marjorie Braude & VALUING OUR SELVES Message from Antarctica Therapy Anonymow Change and Creativity at Midlife A Feminist Quarterly Rachel Jmefuwlrz Siegel Openings MraButler Volunle 2. Numbers 213 Hispanic Women: Stress and Mental Health Issues Guculplupe Gibson Black Women: A Trdition of Sclf-Reliaa Strenglh Christitre Renee Rubinson Women Changing Therapy A Lesbian Perspective New Assessments, Values and Strategies in Feminist Therapy Jane Mara NEW STRATEGIES IN FEMINIST THERAPY Foreword xiii Complex Triangles: Uncovering Scxist Bias Bet& Collen in Rehionship Counseling Joun Hwnermun Robbins Preface xv Ruclrel Josefowit: Siegel Accumulated Inequalities: Problems in Long-Term Juan Humemn Rubbins Marriages Rachel Josefowi~Siegel WOMEN'S ISSUES: NEW ASSESSMENTS The Rok of Politics in Feminist Counseling The Necessity of Contlict Sue Kirk Jmn Bder Miller Women in Interracial Relationli The Dwblr: Bind: Healing the Splu Junerte Fuulkner Jessica Heriat Therapists Coping with Sexual Assault Worllen and Anger in Psychollwrapy Flora CoIuo Ale.rundru G. Kaphn Mirirm Hum Burhra Brooks Anne L. McCurnb The Reality of Incest her R. Slurpiro Jwret O'tlare Andrea Sodano Cuty Taylor A Legacy of Weakness Lesbian Mothers' Custody Fears Jwn tlfrtnennun Rvlbins . Terrie A. Lyons &tween Women: Lowering the Barriers Purrb J. Cuplan Volume 1 Number 1 October 1983 CONTENTS 3 Pamela Daniels Women in Science: Portraits from a World in Transition by Vivian Gornlck; A Feeling for the Organism: The Life and Work of Barbara McClintock by Evelyn Fox Keller 5 Helene V. Wauel The Politics of Reality: Essays in Feminist Theory by Marilyn Frye 7 Michele Wallace , Black Women Writers at Work edited by Claudia Tare 9 Heidi Harrrnan Pictures of Patriarchy by Batya Weinbaum 10 Jean Berhke Elshtain Women and Spirituality by Carol Ochs 12 Marilyn Young The Unfinished Liberation of Chinese Women by Phyllk Andors; Women, the Family, and Peasant Revolution in China by Kay Ann Johnson 13 Marcie Richardson Silent Knife by Nancy Wainer Cohen and Lo13 J. Esrner 14 Marilyn Richardson Our Nig; or Sketches from the Life of a Free Black by Hornet E. Wilson 15 Robin Becker . Two Poems 16 Bonnie A. St. Andrews Obasan by Joy Kogawa 17 Marjorie Agosin Women in Hispanic Literature: Icons and Fallen Idols edited by Beth Miller Drawings on pages 4 and 14 from The Dinner Party by Judy Chicago Drawings on pages 8, 12 and 16 by Jean Segaloff The Women's Review Vol ume 1 Number 2 of Books November 1983 CONTENTS 3 DDmuHaraway Discovering Reality: Feminist Perspectives on Epistemology, Metaphysics, Methodology and Phiiosophy of Science edited by Sandra Harding and Mem'll B. Hintikka 6 - AM snitow' The Hearts of Men by Barbara Ehrenreich 8 koka Bandarage Women and Poverty in the Thid World edited by Ma-vra Buvinic. Margamt Lycette and William Mffimvey; Women in Development: a Resource Guide for Organization and Action direti by the ISIS collective 10 ~~ette~axter Daughters of the State by Barbara Brenzel 12 Tucker Farley The Mirror Dance: Identity in a Women's Community by Susan Krieger 14 Alice Friedman Still Harping on Daughters: Women and Drama in the Age of Shakespeare by Lisa Jardine 15 Kate Rushin -0 Poems 16 AM Ferguson The AntLSocial Family by Michele Bormt and Mary Mclntmh; Patriarchal Precedents by Racolind Coward; Marxism and Social Theory and Socialism Today and Tomorrow by Michael Alberr and Robin Hahnel; What is to be Done about the Family? Crisis in the 80s edited by Lynne Segal 18 Deborah Lamben New England Local Color Literature: a Women's Badition by Josephine Donovan Drawings on pages 5 and 14 from The Dinner Party by Judy Chicago Scratchboard drawings on pages 8 and 16 based on studies of a collection of Indonesian puppets, by Nina Bohlen Volume 1 Number 3 Books December 1983 CONTENTS Sources by Adrienne Rich 4 Anne Fausto-Sterling Woman's Nature: Rationalizations of Inequality edired by ~MarianLowe and Ruth Hubbard 7 Leah Fritz Outrageous Acts and Everyday Rebellions by Gloria Sfernem 9 Karla Jay Scotch Verdict by Lillian Faderman 10 Nellie McKay The Voyage In: Fictions of Female Development edited by Elizabeth Abel, Marianne Hirsch and Elizabeth Langland 12 Nona Y. Glazer More Work for Mother: the Ironies of Household Technology from the Open Hearth to the Microwave by Rufh Schwarfi Cowan Regina Barreca Two Pwms Rose Moss Machina Ex Dea edited by Joun Rotkchild; The Technological Woman: Interfacing with Tomorrow edired by Jan Zimmerman Sarah Elbert The Invisible Farmers: Women in Agricultural Production by Carolyn Sachs 17 Bell Gale Chevigny The Letters of Margaret Fuller. Vols. I and II edited by Robert Hudspe~h. Drawings on pages 4 and 17 from The Dinner Party by Judy Chicago Scratchboard drawings on pages 8, 14 and 16, based on studies of a collection of Indonesian puppets, by Nina Bohlen e Women's Review Volume. 1 Number 4 Books January 1984 CONTENTS 3 Andrea Dworkin How To Suppress Women's Writing by Joanna Rus; Intruders On the Rights of Men by Lynne Spender 4 Valerie Miner Ding Ling's Fiction by Yi- Tsi Mei Feuerwerker; Selected Stories of Xiao Hong; Born of the Same Roots: Stories of Modem Chinese Women edited by Vivian Ling Hsu 6 Sibyl James . Frida: a Biography of Frida Kahlo by Hayden Herrera 7 Arlene Kaplan Daniels Women Scientists in America by Margaret Rossiter 9 Ellen Cronan Rose Substance Under Pressure by Betsy Draine; Doris Lessing by Lorna Sage 1 1 ~risYoung Feminist Politics and Human Nature by Alison Jaggar 12 Mary Lefkowitz The War Against the Amazons by Abby Wettan Kleinbaum 13 Marjorie Agosin The Triple Struggle: Latin American Peasant Women by Audrey Bronstein; Let Me Speak! Testimony of Domitila by Domitila Barrios de Chungara with Moema Viezzer 14 Margaret L. Andersen Theories of Women's Studies edited by Gloria Bowles and Renate Duelli Klein; Breaking Out: Feminist Consciousness and Feminist Research by Liz Slanley and Sue Wise 16 ' ~~dyEugenia men Prose.Poem 16 Melody Graufich I-Mary : a Biography of Mary Austin by Augusta Fink i Volume 1 Number 5 February 1984 CONTENTS 3 Florence Boos Parallel Lives: Five Victorian Marriages by Phvllis Rose 5 Marge Piercy On Being a Jewish Feminist: A Reader, edited by Sitsannah Hesckel 7 Teresa Amott Does Khaki Become You? The Militarization of Women's Lives by Cynrhia ~nlde Hope and Dignity: Older Black Women of the South by Elnil-v Herring Wilson wirh Susan hlullall,~ 10 Lynda Koolish That Nakedness bv P11.vllis Koesrenbaum; A Woman Under the Surface by Alicia Ostriker; Pastoral Jazz by Olga Broulnas How to Write a Romance and Get It Published by Karhr-vn Folk; How to Write Romance Novels That Sell * by Marilyn M. Lowery; Love Lines by Rosernary Guilqv; Loving With a Vengeance by Tania Modleski; Writing Romance Fiction for Love and Money by Helene Schellen berg Barnharr Joy Parks Sinister Wisdom, issues 1-24 15 Jan Clausen Two Poems The Dead and the Living by Slzaron Olds 17 Marianne Paget The Artist and the Quilt edired by Charlorre Robinson W MEN'S STUDIES ' INP ERNATIONAL FORUM WOMEN'S STUDIES INTERNATIONAL FORUM VOLUME 6 NUMBER 4 1983 Contents SHEILA RUTH 345 A feminist analysis of the New Right FERN L. JOHNSONand 353 The talk of women friends ELIZABETHJ. ARIES NICOLAGERRARD 363 Pilgrimage: the necessary journey MIRIAMLIFCHKZ MORETA LEITE 371 A Brazilian feminist and her contribution to rhe pacifist cause PRABHATIMUKHEWEE 375 The image of women in Hinduism VIC~OR~AR. GARNIER BARSHIS 383 The question of marital rape JOANNE FINICELSTIEINand 395 Foetal politics and the birth of an industry PATRICIA CLOUGH MARGARETALLEN 401 The domestic ideal and the mobilization of womanpower in World War I1 RENATEDUELLI KLEIN 413 The 'Men-Problem' in Women's Studies: the expert, the ignoramus and the poor dear JOANACICER, KATE BARRYand 423 Objectivity and truth: problems in doing feminist research JOKE ESSEVELD SHULAMITREINHARZ, MARTI BOMBYK 437 Methodological issues in feminist research: a bibliography of and JANETWRIGHT literature in Women's Studies, sociology and psychology REVIEW SECTION SUSANGROVES 455 Feminism for Girls, An Adventure Story edited by Angela McRobbie and Trisha McCabe BOOK REVIEWS NICI NELSON 457 African Women: Their Struggle for Economic Independence by Christine Obbo SALLYWOLFE GORDON 458 Women of the Andes: Patriarchy and Social Change in Two Peruvian Towns by Susan C. Bourque and Kay Barbara Warren MARYANN ELSTON 459 meDomesrication of Women: Discrimination in Developing Societies by Barbara Rogers LINDAKLEPINGER 460 On Becoming Human by Nancy Makepeace Tanner Woman the Gatherer edited by Frances Dahlberg JANE LEAVITT 461 Women as Interpreters of the Visual Arrs, 1820- 1979 edited by Claire Richter Sherman with Adele M. Holcomb MARGARETDICKIE 462 The Female Hero in American and British Literature by Carol Pearson and Katherine Pope LYNNESPENDER 462 Women and Fiction: Feminism and the Novel 1880- 1920 by Patricia Stubbs NATALIEJ. SOKOLOFF 463 Rethinking the Family: Some Feminist Quesrions edited by Barrie Thorne with Marilyn Yalom MURIELSCHUU 464 At Large by Ellen Goodman -- IN THIS ISSUE >A2 PAGE 52 WOMEN'S 2 Ed~tonal:Un~tv and Euphona-The Fifth Annual NWSA Convenr~on 26 5 STUDIES a 4 '.The Rac~alFem~n~zanon of Poverty" BJ Women of Color as Portents of the PROGRAM Future for All Women Phyllis Palmer Deirdre English delivering the Keynote 5 LIST Address at the 1983 NWSA Convention. eb An Educational Project of The Feminist Press SPECIAL FEATURE THE FIFTH ANNUAL NWSA Voll~meXI Number 3 I CONVENTION: Four State- Fall 1983 Racism and Anti-Semitism of-the-Field Reports in the Women's Movement 17 IVomen's Studies and Prolecrs ro 7 A Rock and a Hard P!ace Relabon- Transform the Curnculum~ ships between Biac~and Jewish A Current Status Report Women Beny Schmrtz Barbara Srnrrh 19 Potential for Growth: The Pre- 10 Unvell~ngthe H~ddenFace oi Rac~sm: College Presence at Columbus The Pl~ghtof .4rab Amencan Women Anne Chapman Azuah al-H~bn I1 "No More Masks". Anti-Semitism as Jew-Hahnq Evelyn Tonon Beck Nikki Giovanni 14 Racism: Rwer. Profit. Producr-and reading from her Patnarchy work to an Carol Lee Sanchez enthusiastic NWSA audience. Harriet (1975). a linocut by 16 ldennty Skln Biood Hearr Elizabeth Catlett. rclrnnre Bruce Pran 21 "All's Fair: Love and War in New Femlnist Art": Visuai Art at NWSA 1963 Esrella Lauter 23 Feminist Educarion in Science. Marh- ematics. and Technology Mary Jo Stmuss 37 Newsbriefs Shtrley Frank Still from new film. "Women Under Fire." Women discussing "Alliance Building: The Key to Libera- tion" at Jewish Feminist Conference. San Francisco. May 1982. I