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VOLUME 9, NUMBER 3 FALL 1989

Published by Susan Searing, Women's Studies Librarian i:i? University of Wisconsin System 112A Memorial Library -iilii: 728 State Street Madison, Wisconsin 53706 :iii'i'i (608) 262-5754 MINIST ODICALS A CURRENT LISTING OF CONTENTS

Volume 9, Number 3 Fall 1989 r Qa

Periodical literatureis the cutting edge of women's scholarship, feminist theory, and much of women's culture. .rnrst . Periodicals: A Current Listina of Contents is published by the Office of the University of Wisconsin System Women's Studies Librarian on a quarterly basis with the intent of increasing public awareness of feminist periodicals. It is our hope that Feminist Periodicalswill serve several purposes: to keep the reader abreast of current topics in feminist literature; to increase readers' familiarity with a wide spectrum of feminist periodicals; and to provide the requisite bibliographic information should a reader wish to subscribe to a joumal or to obtain a particular article at her library or through interlibrary loan. (Users will need to be aware of the limitations of the new copyright with regard to photocopying of copyrighted materials.)

Table of contents pages from current issues of major feminist journals are reproduced in each issue of Feminist Periodicals, preceded by a comprehensive annotated listing of all journals we have selected. As publication schedules vary enormously, not every periodical will have table of contents pages reproduced in each issue of FP. The annotated listing provides the following information on each journal:

1. Year of first publication. 2. Frequency of publication. 3. U.S. subscription price(s). 4. Subscription address. 5. Current editor. 6. Editorial address (if different from subscription address). 7. International Standard Serials Number (ISSN). 8. (LC) catalog card number. 9. OCLC, Inc. Control Number. 10. Locations where the journal is held in the UW System. 11. Publications in which the journal is indexed. 12. 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. Our goal is to have represented in FP all English-language feminist periodicals with a substantial national or regional readership, with an emphasis on scholarly journals and small press offerings. We do not include publications which, though feminist in philosophy, do not focus solely on women's issues. Nor, with few exceptions, do we include newsstand magazines. We are also forced to omit periodicals which lack a complete table of contents. We encourage feminist serials to build a full table of contents into their regular format to facilitate the indexing feminist literature sorely needs.

Interested readers will find more complete information on feminist periodicals in The Index/Directorv of Women's Media published annually by the Women's Institute for Freedom of the Press (3306 Ross Place, NW, , DC 20008); and in Women's Periodicals and Newspapers: A Union List of the Holdinas of Madison Area Libraries, edited by James P. Danky, compiled by Maureen E. Hady, Barry Christopher, and Neill E. Strache (Boston: G.K. Hall, 1982).

Suggestions for improvements of Feminist Periodicals are gratefully received. We would particularly appreciate assistance from readers in the UW-System with our efforts to keep the holding information complete and up to date. Please let us know about new subscriptions, subscriptions we have overlooked, cancellations, or other pertinent information. Feminist Periodicals is also available on microfilm at the library of the State Historical Society of Wisconsin.

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Feminist Periodicals (ISSN 0742-7433) is published by Susan E. Searing, UW-System Women's Studies Librarian, 112A Memorial Library, 728 State Street, Madison, WI 53706. Phone (608) 263- 5754. Compilers: Linda Shult, Ingrid Markhardt. Graphics: Daniel Joe. Publications of the Office of the UW-System Women's Studies Librarian are available free of charge to UW Women's Studies Offices, UW Campus Women's Centers, and UW Libraries. Subscriptions rates: Wisconsin subscrip- tions: $5 (indiv. affiliated with the UW System), $10 (organizations affiliated with the UW System), $1 0 (indiv. or non-profit women's programs), $1 5 (libraries or other organizations). Out-of-state sub- scriptions: $20 (indiv. & women's programs), $38 (inst.). This fee covers all publications of the Office, including Feminist Collections, Feminist Periodicals, New Books on Women & Feminism, and bibliographies, directories, and occasional publications produced throughout the year. Wisconsin subscribers, please addsales tax ($50 - indiv; $1.00- libraries). Subscribersoutsidethe U.S., please add postage ($5.00 - surface; $1 5.00 - air). AFFIW: JOURNAL OF WOMEN AND SOClAL WORK 5. Editorial Committee. 1. 1986. 7. ISSN 0197-775X. 2. 4/year. 8. LC snW11853. 3. $28 (indiv.), $60 (inst.), plus $6. for foreign postage 9. OCLC 61 13633. 4. Sage Publications, Inc., 21 11 W. Hillcrest Dr., 12. Science fiction and fantasy with a feminist Newbury Park, CA 91320. orientation. 5. Betty Sancier. 7. ISSN 0886-1 099. A- FEMINIST STUDIES 8. LC sn853234. 1985. 9. OCLC 12871850. wear. 10. La Croase; Madison; Milwaukee. $35 Aus. (indiv., airmail), $25 Aus. (indiv., surface 11. Social Work Research and Abstracts; Sociological mail), $50 Aus. (inst., airmail), $40 Aus. (inst., surface Abstracts; Women's Studies Abstracts. mail). 12. This journal is committed to the discussion and Research Centre for Women's Studies, University of development of feminist values, theories, and Adelaide, GPO Box 498, Adelaide, South Australia knowledge as they relate to social work research, 5001, Australia. education, and practice.' Contains articles, reports, Susan Margarey. of research, essays, poetry, and literary pieces. 0816-4649. Dedicated to Yhe task of eliminating discrimination Australian Serials in Print; Studies on Women and oppression, especially with respect to gender, Abstracts. but including race, ethnicity, class, age, disability, 'Australian Feminist Studies publishes and sexual and affectional preference as well.' transdisciplinary scholarship and discussion in the fields of feminist research and women's studies THE AHFAD JOUWWOMEN AND CHANGE courses. In addition, it aims to attract and 1984. encourage discussion of government and trade union Uyear. initiatives and policies that concern women; $20 (indiv.), $35 (inst.). Single copies: $10 (indiv.), examination of the interaction of feminist theory and $20 (inst.). practice; comment on changes in curricula relevant Suite 1216, 4141 N. Henderson Rd., Arlington, VA to women's studies and feminist studies... ; reviews, 22203. criiiques, enthusiasms and correspondence.' Amna E. Badri. AMad University for Women, P.O. Box 167, BACKBONE: A JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S LmRATURE Omdurman, Sudan. 1. 1984. ISSN 02554070. 2. Uyear. LC sn85-23477. 3. $12 (indiv.), $18 (inst.). Single copies: $6.50. OCLC 12747640. 4. P.O. Box 95315, Seattle, WA 98145. Madison. 5. Lauren Fortune. ERIC, UMI. 7, ISSN 08886520. 'Issues affecting women in Africa, the Middle East 10. Madison. and in other developing countries; women in 12. 'Backbone is a semi-annual, national women's development.' literary journal. Backbone seeks to publish women writers of diverse economic, cultural and stylistic ATLANTlS backgrounds. We will publish evocative, finely 1. 1975. crafted work of vision that inspires poetic, feminist 2. Uyear. and political dialogue.' 3. $21 (indiv.), $31 (inst.), plus $6 for US. postage. 4. Mount Saint Vincent University, 166 Bedford BELLES LETlRES Highway, Halifax, Nova Scotia, B3M 2J6, . 1. 1985. 5. Drs. Susan Clark, Margaret Conrad, Deborah C. 2. 4/year. Poff. 3. $15 (indiv.), $12.50 (student), $24 (foreign), $30 7. ISSN 0702-7818. (inst.). Sample issue: $2. 8. LC cn77-32338. 4. P.O. Box 987, Arlington, VA 22216. 9. OCLC 3409640. 5. Janet Palmer Mullaney. 10. State Historical Society. 7. ISSN 0884-2957. 11. Historical Abstracts; America: History and Life; The 8. LC sn856513. Alternative Press Index; Resources for Feminist 9. OCLC 12357950. Research. 10. Madison. 12. 'Atlantis is an interdisciplinary journal devoted to 12. To promote and celebrate writing by women. critical and creative writing in English or French on published by trade, university, and small presses in the topic of women. Contains scholarly articles, the genres of fiction, nonfiction, essays, biography, review essays, book reviews, art and poetry.' and criticism.'

AURORA BERKELEY WOMEN'S LAW JOURNAL 1. 1975. 1. 1986. 2. 3Iyear. 2. Annual. 3. $10. 3. $30 (inst.), $15 (regular), $8 (low income). 4. P.O. Box 1624, Madison, WI 53701-1624. 4. Berkeley Women's Law Journal, Univ. of iv.

Press, Periodicals Dept., 2120 Berkeley Way, CALm Berkeley, CA 94720. 1. 1976. Students of Boalt Hall School of Law. 2. 3/year. ISSN 0882-4312. 3. $18 (indiv.), $22.50 (lib. & inst.), $15 (low income). LC sn65-965. Single copies: $6.50. OCLC 11830558. 4. P.O. Box 5, Corvallis, OR 97339. Madison. 5. Margarita Donnelly. Alternative Press Center; Annotated Guide to 7. ISSN 0147-1627. Women's Periodicals; Current lndex to Legal 8. LC 77-649570. Periodicals. 9. OCLC 31 14927. The Berkeley Women's Law Journal is a forum from 10. Madison. which to give voice to the complex and varying 11. American Humanities Index. perspectives reflecting the legal concerns of all 12. 'w publishes poetry, prose, art, reviews, women, especially the women of color, lesbians, translations, and photography, and is committed to disabled women and poor women whose voices providing a beautiful and creative journal format in have been severely underrepresented in existing which to showcase and writers.' literature. With information as our power, the journal would be a tool for social change.' CAMERA OBSCURA 1. 1976. BREAKING ME!SILENCE 2. 3/year. 1. 1982. 3. $14 (indiv.), $28 (inst.). 2. 4Jyear. 4. Johns Hopkins University Press, 701 West 40th St., 3. $12 (indiv.), $25 (inst.), $20+ (supporters). Suite 275, Baltimore, MD 21 21 1. 4. P.O. Box 4857, Station E, , Ontario K1S 5.1 5. Constance Penley, Janet Bergstrom, Elisabeth Lyon. Canada. 6. The Editors, Rush Rhees Library, University of 5. Breaking the Silence editorial subgroup. Rochester, Rochester, NY. 7. ISSN 0713-4266. 7. ISSN 0270-5346. 11. lndex of Canadian Alternative Periodicals; Canadian 8. LC sc79-979. Women's Periodicals: Tile Word Index. 9. OCLC 4818143. 12. 'Breaking the Silence is a feminist alternative to the 10. Madison; Milwaukee. mainstream press, committed to providing a voice 11. Alternative Press Index; International lndex to Film for women. The quarterly covers a wide range of Periodicals; The FilmJLiterature Index; The Arts and social, political and cultural topics written by and for Humanities Citation Index. women (also includes fiction and original 12. Film theory and history; feminist theory; graphics/illustrations) .' psychoanalytic theory; Marxist theory; photography; video and performance. BROADSHEET 1. 1972. CANAOlAN JOURNAL OF WOMEN AND MELAW 2. 10Jyear. 1. 1985. 3. $85.40 (airmail), $56.00 (surface mail). 2. 2lyear. 4. 228 Dominion Rd., P.O. Box 56-147, Auckland 3, 3. $20 (studentllow-income), $35 (indiv.), $60 (inst.). New Zealand. Add $5 outside Canada. 5. The Broadsheet Collective. 4. 1 Nicholas St., Suite 400, Ottawa, Ontario, K1 N 787, 7. ISSN 0110-8603. Canada. 9. OCLC 6578660. 5. Prof. Kathleen Lahey (English Co-Editor), Prof. Edith 12. News; analysis; in-depth articles; fiction; poetry; DeLeury (French Co-Editor). reviews. 'Broadsheet is a radical feminist magazine 6. Faculty of Law, Queen's University, Kingston, which consciously strives to be anti-racist and to Ontario, K1 L 3N6, Canada. incorporate the views of indigenous women. The 7. ISSN 08324781. main focus is on New Zealand women and events, 10. Madison. with some coverage of Pacific concerns and issues 11. Canadian Periodicals Index; lndex to Legal facing women and feminists everywhere.' Periodicals; Women Studies Abstracts. 12. The CJWL is the only Canadian legal periodical BROOMSnCK dedicated to providing in-depth, feminist analysis of 1. 1978. legal issues of concern to women.' 2. 6Jyear. 3. $15 (indiv.), $25 (inst.). Single copies: $3.50. CANADlAN WOMAN SrUDlESRES CAHlERS DE LA 4. 3543 18th St.#3, San Francisco, CA 94110. FEMME 5. Mickey Spencer, Polly Taylor. 1. 1978. 11. Alternative Press Index. 2. 4/year. 12. 'Broomstick is a feminist political journal publishing 3. $28 (indiv.), $38 (inst.). Single copies: $8. material by, for and about women over forty. Our 4. 212 Founders College, York University, 4700 Keele priorities are: to portray clear, positiveimages of St., Downsview, Ontario M3.J 1P3, Canada. older women; to take a stand against the 5. Elizabeth Brady. denigration of older women; to offer positive 7. ISSN 0713-3235. alternatives in our lives. Our goal is to form a 9. OCLC 8558872. support network among older women.' 10. Madison; Milwaukee; State Historical Society. 11. Canadian Periodical Index; Nellie Langford Rowell 5. Editorial Collective. Library. 7. ISSN 08867062. 12. 'CWSId is a bilingual, interdisciplinary, feminist 8. LC 83645901 ; sn83-11831. journal that brings exciting scholarship about women 9. OCLC 801 5674. to non-scholars, broadcasts our diverse experiences 10. Madison. and bridges the gap between Canada's languages 11. Alternative Press Index. and cultures.' 12. '...the collective product of feminists of diverse nationalities and political perspectives committed to COMMONWESILESBIANLNES contributing to an international women's movement.' 1. 1981. Each issue focuses on a specific theme through 2. 4Eyear. feature articles, interviews and personal narratives, 3. $12 (indiv.), $20 (inst.). Single copies: $4. often translated from foreign-language publications. 4. P.O. Box 1553, Iowa City, IA 52244. 5. Editorial Collective. DA-OFSARAH 7. ISSN 0891-6969. 1. 1974. 8, sLC sn84-10345. 2. 6Eyear. 9. OCLC 8234014. 3. $18. 10. Madison. 4. P.O. Box 41 1179, Chicago, IL 60641. 12. History; biography; correspondence; journal entries; 5. Reta Halteman Finger. fiction; poetry; visual art. ' Common LivesILesbian 6. 3801 N. Keeler, Chicago, IL 60641. -Lives seeks to document the lives of ordinary 7. ISSN 07391749. lesbians, and to reflect the diversity of the lesbian 8. LC sn83-8089. community-lesbians of color, of age and of youth, 9. OCLC 2254361. fat lesbians, disabled lesbians, poor and 10. State Historical Society. working-class lesbians. CULL wishes to insure 11. Book Reviews in Religion; Religion Index One: access and visibility to lesbians who have never Periodicals thought before of publishing their work.' 12. 'We seek to provide a forum for varying viewpoints within Christian feminism; examining issues that CONCERNS: NEWWTWl OF THE WOMEN'S CAUCUS affect women such as poverty, homosexuality, OF MEMODDIN LANGUAGES spirituality, divorce, incest, biblical interpretation.' 1. 1971. 2. 3Eyear. OlERYWOMAN 3. Sliding scale based on income, write for details. 1. 1985. 4. Frances Kavenik, Humanities Division, UW-Parkside, 2. 12lyear. Box 2000, Kenosha, WI 53141. 3. 12 pounds (indiv.), 18 pounds (inst. 8 lib.), 30 5. Frances Kavenik. pounds (airmail). 9. OCLC 2259670. 4. 34 Islington Green, London, NI 8DU, England. 10. Eau Claire. 5. Editorial Ceoperative. 12. News of the Modern Language Association; features; 7. ISSN 0267-2294 bibliographies; job information. 12. 'Newslcurrent affairs by and for women.'

CONDmONS FEMIW 1. 1976. 1. 1969. 2. 2Iyear. 2. 3fyear. 3. 3 issues: $24 (indiv.), $34 (inst.). Single copies: 3. $12 (indiv.), $22 (inst.). Single copies: $4. Free to $8.95 (indiv.), $1 0.95 (inst.). women in prisons and mental institutions. 4. P.O. Box 56A, Van Brunt Station, Brooklyn, NY 4. 3543 18th St., San Francisco, CA 941 10. 11215. 5. Canyon Sam, Tiana Arruda, S.J. Miranda, Sim 5. Dorothy Randall Gray, Cheryl Clarke, Pam Parker, Kallan. Annette Pelaez, Sabrina. 10. Madison. 7. ISSN 01 47831 1. 12. Previously a lesbian-feminist journal for the South 8. LC 77-641895. published in North Carolina, Feminay is now 9. OCLC 3232386. produced in San Francisco by four new editors. 'As 10. Madison; Milwaukee; Parkside. editors with roots in different communities we actively 11. Alternative Press lndex. solicit writings that portray the experiences, 12. Poetry; short fiction; novel excerpts; drama; critical viewpoints, and issues of a diversity of lesbian articles; reviews. 'Conditions is a magazine of communities. We want to facilitate dialogue between women's writing with an emphasis on writing by women of different races, classes, cultural lesbians.' upbringings, political, spiritual viewpoints, ages and lifestyles; and by doing so offer a current, timely CONNWONS: AN INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S perspective on lesbian lives in the and QUARTERLY internationally.' 1. 1981. 2. 4/year. FEMINISM (Replaces WOMEN'S STUDIES REVINV) 3. $15 (indiv.), $24 (inst. 8 lib.). Single copies: $4. 1. 1988. 4. People's Translation Service, 4228 Telegraph 2. 4year. Avenue, Oakland, CA 94609. 3. $6. vi.

4. Center for Women's Studies, , 5. Mary Jo Lakeland, Susan Ellis Wolf. 207 Dulles Hall, 230 W. 17th Ave., Columbus, OH 6. 2948 Hillegass, Berkeley, CA 94705. 4321 0. 7. ISSN 0270-6679. 5. Willa Young, Laura George. 8. LC 82441422; sn80-13352. 10. La Crosse; Madison; Milwaukee. 10. Madison; Milwaukee. 12. 'Our goal in FEMlNlSMS is to celebrate the varieties 12. A journal of feminist social and political theory, with of feminist expression and to continue the tradition emphasis on an international exchange of ideas. It of connecting the Center for Women's Studies to includes articles by English-language feminists as women's communities through its publications.' well as translations of feminist texts by women of Includes essays, short fiction, poetry, book reviews, other countries. and articles. FEMINIST MEW FEMINIST BOOKSTORE NEWS 1. 1979. 1. 1976. 2. shear. 2. 6/year. 3. $30 (indiv.), $75 (inst.), $38 per copy (back issues). 3. $50. 4. David Polley, Routledge, 11 New Fetter Lane, 4. P.O. Box 882554, San Francisco, CA 941882554 London EC4P 4EE England. 5. Carol Seajay. 5. Editorial Collective. 7. ISSN 0741-6555. 6. Feminist Review, 11 Carleton Gardens, Brecknock 10. Milwaukee. Rd., London N19 5AQ, England. 12. 'FBN is the communications vehicle for the informal 7. ISSN 0141-7789. network of feminist bookstores. Every issue 8. LC 80-647745. contains articles on bookstore policy and politics, as 9. OCLC 6191763. well as over 200 book reviews and announcements. 10. Madison. Also read (with a passion) by feminist librarians and 12. To develop the theory of Women's Liberation and women's studies instructors.' debate the political perspectives and strategy of the movement. To be a forum of work in progress and FEMINIST COUHTIX))JS: A WAATEW.Y OF WOMEN'S current research and debates in Women's Studies.' STUDIES RESWRCES 1980. FEMINIST STUDIES 4hear. 1972. University of Wisconsin: $5 (indiv.), $10 3hear. (organizations). Wisconsin subscriptions: $10 (indiv. $22.50 (indiv.), $45 (inst.). Single copies: $8 (indiv.), & non-profit women's organizations), $15 (libraries & $16 (inst.). other organizations). Out-of-state subscriptions: $20 Claire G. Moses, Editor & Manager, Feminist Studies, (indiv. and women's programs), $38 (inst.). Foreign C/O Women's Studies Program, University of subscribers pay postage: $5 (surface) or $15 Maryland, College Park, MD 20742. (airmail). Fee covers all publications of the Office of Claire G. Moses. the UW System Women's Studies Librarian. (See p. ISSN 00463663. ii.) LC 78645276; sc76-192. 112A Memorial Library, 728 State St., Madison, WI OCLC 1632609. 53706. Eau Claire; Green Bay; La Crosse, Madison; Susan Searing, Linda Shutt. Milwaukee; Oshkosh; Parkside; Platteville; Stevens ISSN 0742-7441; 0742-7433. Point; Stout; Whitewater. LC sn84-10183. Atternative Press Index; America: History and Life; OCLC 6467769. American Historical Association Recently Published Baraboo; Barron Co.; Eau Claire; La Crosse; Articles; Applied Social Science Index & Abstracts; Madison; Milwaukee; Oshkosh; Parkside; Platteville; ~ulletin~Gnaleti~ue- Sociologie; Historical Abstracts; Rock Co.; Sheboygan; State Historical Society; Modern Lanauaae Association International Stevens Point; Stout; Superior; Waukesha; ~iblio~ra~h; he Philosopher's Index; Psychological Whitewater. Abstracts; Sage Family Studies Abstracts; Sage Editorials, features, news, bibliographies, book Human Relations Abstracts; Social Sciences Citation reviews. Focus on feminist librarianship, publishing, Index; Sociological Abstracts; Studies on Women bookselling, archiving, researching-both in Abstracts; Women Studies Abstracts. Wisconsin and nationally. Review essays strive to Historical and critical articles; poetry; art; reports provide a guide to the literature on a particular from the women's movement; reviews. 'Feminist topic, (e.g. sociobiology; women in development; Studies was founded to encourage analytic western women; lesbian studies; Black women; responses to feminist issues and to open new areas feminist science fiction.) of research, criticism, and speculation. The editors are committed to providing a forum for feminist FEMINIST ISSUES analysis, debate, and exchange.' 1. 1980. 2. 2iyear. FEMINIST TEACHER 3. $15 (indiv.), $25 (inst.). Single copies: ($10 1. 1984. minimum order) $7.50 (indiv.), $12.50 (inst.). 2. 3/year. 4. Transaction Periodicals Consortium, Dept. 8010, 3. $12 (indiv.), $25 (inst.). Single copies: $4. , New Brunswick, NJ 08903. 4. 442 Ballantine, Indiana University, Bloomington, IN vii.

47405. 2A4, Canada. 5. Editorial Collective. 5. Caffyn Kelley. 7. ISSN 0882-4843. 7. ISSN 08381658. 8. LC sn851018. 8. LC cn89-3Q174. 9. OCLC 11660672. 9. OCLC 18935907. 10. Madison; Milwaukee; Platteville; State Historical 11. ARTbibliographies Modern. Society; Stout; Whitewater. 12. 'New and established women artists describe their 11. Alternative Press Index; Studies on Women art, their lives, and their philosophies in Gallerie: Abstracts. Women's Art. The publication provides a forum for 12. Articles, news, resources for feminist educators, from women artists from across Canada and the United preschool to graduate school. States.'

FIRONEED GENDER AND EDUCATlON 1. 1978. 1. 1989. 2. 4lyear. 2. 3lyear. 3. Canada: $12 (indiv.), $18 (inst.). Add $3 outside 3. 29 pounds (indiv.), 58 pounds (inst.). Canada. 4. Carfax Publishing, P.O. Box 25, Abingdon, 4. P.O. Box 279, Station B, , Ontario, M5T 2W2, Oxfordshire OX14 3UE, . Canada. 5. June Pu~is. 5. Fireweed Collective. 6. Social and Historical Studies, Portsmouth 7. ISSN 07063857. Polytechnic, Milldam Site, Burnaby Road, Portsmouth 8. LC cn79-30301. PO1 3AS, Great Briiin. 9. OCLC 4677989. 7. ISSN 0954-0253. 10. State Historical Society. 12. 'Gender and Education ... will aid the distribution 12. Fireweed is a forum for feminist thought and and exchange of feminist research and ideas in the discussion. multidisiplinary, international areas of education. Since it is the policy of the journal to establish a FROMlERS: A JOURNAL OF WOMEN STUDIES forum for discussion and debate about gender in 1975. education, articles that examine the experiences of 3lyear. girls and women in education as well as boys and $16 (indiv.), $33 (inst.). Single copies: $8 (indiv.), men (from the perspective of gender) are welcoms.' $1 1 (inst.). Frontiers, Women Studies Program, Box 325, GENDER h SOCIETY University of , Boulder, CO 803090325. 1987. Editorial Board, Editor: Charlotta C. Hensley. 4lyear. ISSN 0160-9009. $32 (indiv.), $84 (inst.). Add $6 outside the U.S. LC sc70-317. Sage Publications, 21 11 W. Hillcrest Dr., Newbury OCLC 2586280. Park, CA 91320. Eau Claire; La Crosse; Madison; Milwaukee; Judih Lorber. Plalteville; State Historical Society; Stevens Point; Sociology Dept., Room 4004 GB, City University, Whiiewater. New York Graduate Center, 33 W. 42nd St., New Women Studies Abstracts; American Humanities York. NY 10036. Index; Human Resources Abstracts; Historical ISSN 0891-2432. Abstracts; Studies on Women Abstracts; Social LC 86-003081. Sciences Ciation Index; PAIS; The MLA International OCLC 14687475. Bibliography; America, History and Life; Sociological Eau Claire; Madison; Whitewater. Abstracts; Social Welfare; The Literary Criticism America: History and Life; Health Instrument File; Register; Sage Family Studies Abstracts; Current Historical Abstracts; Psycalert Databases; ContentsISocial and Behavioral Studies. Psychological Abstracts; Psychinfo; Sage Family Feature articles; book reviews; poetry; black and Studies; Social Planning Policy and Development; white photography; short fiction. Each issue focuses Sociological Abstracts; Women Studies Abstracts on a theme, e.g., women's oral history; mothers and University Microfilms, Ann Arbor, MI. daughters; Chicanas; Native American women; 'Gender 8 Society focuses on the social and women as verbal artists; who speaks for the structural study of gender as a basic principle of the women's movement; lesbian history. 'The social order and as a primary social category. continuing goal of Frontiers is to publish a journal Emphasizing theory and research from a micro- and which bridges the gap between university and macrostructural perspective, Gender 8 Sociev community women; to find a balance between welcomes studies in sociology, social psychology, academic and popular views on issues common to political science, history, economics, and women.' anthropology that are framed by a social analysis and a feminist perspective. Gender 8 Society is GAUERIE: WOMEN'S ART committed to an evaluation policy that does not 1. 1988. preclude any of the feminist perspectives.' 2. 2lyear. 3. $24 (indiv.), $32 (foreign). Single copies: $6, or $12 GENDERS for the Annual. 1. 1988 4. 2901 Panorama Drive, North Vancouver, B.C., V7G 2. 3lyear viii.

3. $21 (indiv.), $30 (inst.). Single copies: $8 (indiv.), 7. ISSN 0739-9332. $1 1 (inst.). 8. LC sn838667. 4. Univ. of Press, P.O. Box 7819, Austin, TX 9. OCLC 9837689. 7871 3. 10. Madison; Platteville. 5. Ann Kibbey. 12. 'Provides an international, interdisciplinary approach 6. Dept. of English, Campus Box 226, Univ. of to health care for women. We accept papers that Colorado at Boulder, Boulder, CO 80309. discuss the newest theories, skills, procedures, and 7. ISSN 08949832. papers describing issues in the health, psychology, 8. LC sn87-1919. sociology, anthropology, and nursing professions.' 9. OCLC 16388863. 10. Madison. HEALTHSHAWNG: A CANADlAN WOMEN'S HEALTH 11. Abstracts of English Studies; America: History & QUARTERLY Life; American Humanities Index; Film Literature 1. 1979. Index; Historical Abstracts; ISI; Linguistics and 2. 4/year. Language Behavior Abstracts; MHRA Bibliography of 3. $14 (indiv.), $26 (org. & groups). English Lanuage and Literature; MLA International 4. 14 Skey Lane, Toronto, Ontario W 3C4, Canada. Bibliography; Studies on Women Abstracts; and 5. Editorial Collective. Women's Studies Abstracts. 7, ISSN 0226-1510. 12. 'Genders is the first major journal in the humanities 8. LC crBO-30707. to make theories of gender and sexuality its 9. OCLC 6295890. focus.... the journal carries essays on art, literature, 10. Madison. history and film that relate sexuality and gender to 11. Alternative Press Index; Canadian Business & political, economic, and stylistic concerns.' Current Affairs Database (on-line); Canadian Magazine Index. HAG RAG 12. Provides a critical analysis of women's health issues 1. 1986. from a feminist perspective. 2. 6Iyear. 3. $9 (indiv.), $15 (sustaining), $20 (inst.). Single HECATE: A WOMEN'S mWNARYJOURNAL copies: $2. 1. 1975. 4. P.O. Box 93243 Milwaukee, WI 53203. 2. 2lyear. 5. Lance Link, Mary Frank. 3. $10 (indiv.) Aus., $20 (inst.) Aus.. Single copies: $4 12. 'Lesbian feminist news, analysis, reviews, political (indiv.), $7.50 (inst.). commentary, theory, letters, calendar.' 4. P.O. Box 99, St. Lucia, Brisbane, Queensland 4067, Australia. HARVARD WOMEN'S LAW JOURNAL 5. Carole Ferrier. 1. 1978. 7. ISSN 031 1-41 98. 2. Annual. 9. OCLC 2530248. 3. $10 (indiv.), $11 (foreign, surface), $15 (foreign, 10. Madison. airmail). 11. Women Studies Abstracts. 4. Publications Center, Haward Law School, 12. Historical and critical articles; creative work; Cambridge, MA 02138. graphics; bibliographies; reviews. 'Hecate prints 5. Stacy Brustin. material relating to women. We are particularly 6. Articles Editors, Haward Women's Law Journal, interested in contributions which employ a feminist, Haward Law School, Cambridge, MA 02138. marxist, or other radical methodology to focus on the 7. ISSN 0270-1456. position of women in relation to patriarchy and 8. LC 80-643769. capitalism.' 9. OCLC 3967304. 10. Madison; Platteville. HEUCON NINE: THE JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S ARTS AND 11. Current Law Index; Index to Legal Periodicals. LETTERS 12. 'The Haward Women's Law Journal is devoted to 1979. the development of a feminist jurisprudence. The 3/year. main purpose is to provide an in-depth exploration $18 (indiv.), $22 (inst.). Single copies: $7.50 plus of the impact of the law on women and of women postage. on the law. Political, economic, historical and Helicon Nine, Inc. P.O. Box 22412, Kansas City, MO sociological perspectives are combined with legal 641 13. ones to present a realistic picture of women's legal Gloria Vando Hickok. status.' ISSN 01 97-3371. LC 60440627. HEALTH CARE FOR WOMEN INlFRNATK)NAL OCLC 5298604. 1. 1980. Madison; Milwaukee; Platteville; Whitewater. 2. 4lyear. Articles; poetry; fiction; visual art. Interdisciplinary 3. $29 (indiv.), $69 (inst.). forum for the creative accomplishments of women in 4. Hemisphere Publishing Corporation, 79 Madison the fields of literature, music, the visual and Ave., New York, NY 10016. performing arts; includes color reproductions and a 5. Dr. Phyllis Noerager Stern. pull-out soundsheet of a musical performance, 6. Phyllis Noerager Stern, School of Nursing, Dalhousie reading or interview; provides a documentation of University, Halifax, N.S., B3H 3J5, Canada. the ongoing history of women in arts and letters. ix.

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ISSWICCE (Women's lntemaaional Cross-Culhrral 12. lnternational women's history. Exchange) 1. 1983. KAUIOPE.. A JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S AAT 2. 4lyear (Women's World). 1. 1979. 3. 20 Swiss francs (indiv.), 40 Swiss francs (inst.) (or 2. 3lyear. US. dollar equivalent). 3. $10.50 (indiv.), $18 (inst.). Single copies: $4.00. 4. P.O. Box 2471, 1211 Geneva 2, Switzerland. 4. F.C.C.J. 3939 Roosevelt Boulevard, Jacksonville, FL 5. ISlSWlCCE collective. 322053056. 12. 'International feminist magazine providing news 5. Mary Sue Koeppel. about women around the world from a feminist 7. ISSN 0735-7885. perspective and focusing particularly on the link 8. LC 84647165; sn 82-7891. between women in developing and industrialized 9. OCLC 8981808. countries.' 10. Madison. 12. The purpose of Kalliope is to offer support and JOURNAL OF FEMINIST SlllDlES IN RELIGION encouragement to women in the arts, to promote the 1985. pursuit of excellence in both verbal and visual art wear. forms, and to provide a medium of communication $15 (indiv.); $12 (students); $25 (inst.). Single through which women artists may share their work, copies: $1 5.50. ideas and opinions.' Membership Services, Box 15288, Atlanta, GA 30333. LEGACY Judith Plaskow, Elizabeth Schussler Fiorenza. 1. 1984. Elizabeth Lemons, Harvard Divinity School, Rm. 404, 2. wear. 45 Francis Ave., Cambridge, MA 02138. 3. $12 (graduate students), $15 (indiv.), $18 (inst.). ISSN 87554178. Single copies: $9. Oshkosh; Madison. 4. Dept. of English, Bartlett Hall, University of Guide to Social Science and Religion in Periodical Massachusetts, Amherst, MA 01003. Literature; Religion Index One: Periodicals, Religious 5. 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Editorial The Mommy Track Betty Sancier Articles Reshaping the Goals of Family Policy: Sexual Equality, Not Protection Patricic .Sp& Mother-Headed Single-Parent Families: -4 Feminist Perspective Roberta G. Sands and Kathleen E. ~Vuccio Welfare Reform: Help for Poor Women and Children? Eltabcrh A. segal The Psychological Status of Vietnamese Chinese Women in Refugee Camps Robert H. Nirhimolo, hnerhL Chau, and -?w RokLs Older Women's Adjustment to Unemployment john C. RifC, BevBeuerfy G. Toomq, and Richdj. First On the Lookout On the B-hs Strange Bedfellows L Diane Bernard Book Reviews Women's Quest far Economic Equality. Victor R. Fuchs. Reviewed by Miriam Dinmnan Mothers Alone: Stra fegies fw a Erne of Change. Sheila B. Kamerman and Alfred J. Kahn. Retimed by Diana DiNitto Women Actiuisk: Chakpng the Abuse of Powex Anne Witte Garland. Revrewed by Cathmne Alh Vol. 5 No. 2 December 1988 The Ahfad Journal Women and Change

-- Contents Page Amna E. Badrl Editor's note 1 .Usan Ahmed Variation in nutritional status in relation to social variables 3 Determining cGntent needs for a~pliednut& tion course at Ahfad University for Women

Weaning and weaning hods in the Sudan Local influems and custonm on diets in a Sudanese village community Dr. Kalyan Bagchi Health and nutition of women : Plea for a better deal Human capital formation and child care centers : an international perspective Batoul B. El Rayah Research notes (edi tc.r) Awatif Muitafa AMel Ahfad news Halim (editor) Iman hi. Ahme-d ~ookreviews (editor) Australian Feminist Studies No. 9 Autumn 1989

ARTICLES Vicki Kirby Capitalising Difference: Feminism and Anthropology ...... Marilyn Strathern Response to 'Capitalising Difference' . . Louise Johnson Making Space for Women: Feminist Critiques and Reformulations of the Spatial Disciplines...... Jill Walker The Production of Exchange Values and Employment in the Home......

DISCUSSION Judy Lattas Feminism as a Proper Name . .

REPORT Vera Mackie Equal Opportunity in an Unequal Labour Market: the Japanese Situation ......

CONFERENCE REPORTS Ann Curthoys Feminist Biography and Autobiography Isabelle Meyer Mansfield for the Microwave: Marketing the Author for the National Interest . . .

COURSE OUTLINE Dorothy Broom A Feeling for the Enterprise: a New Unit on Gender and Science......

REVIEW ESSAYS Jill Mafthews Which Way to the Barricades? . . . Dorothy Broom Teaching Woman ...... Cathy Greenfield 'Visibility and Celebration': Two Bicentennial Texts ......

CORRESPONDENCE ......

NOTICEBOARD ......

NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS ......

BOOKS RECEIVED ...... SCIENCE FICTION AND FANTASY 2 Dawn and Adulthood Rites ...... by Oct~viaBurler 3 Buffalo Gals and Other Animal Presences and Dancing at the Edge of the World...... b! C'rsu1.1 K. LcC;uin 4. The Queen of the Damned ...... bv Anne Rice Those Who Hunt the Night ...... b\ B.lrb,ir,~Hxnblv VOLUME 4lNUMBER 3 4 Women of Vision: Essays by Women Science Fiction Writers ...... edited b! Dm~wIluPonr The Best of Pamela Sargent...... edited by Xtarrin H. Grcenberg The Hidden Side of the Moon...... by Jc~mnaRuss A Door Into Ocean...... b! Jt,an Sl~)nc:cd~ 5 Transcending Gender: The MalelFemale Double in Women's Fiction...... b\ joanne Blum

REPRINTS 6 Pink and White Tyranny...... by Harrier Becihcr St~iwe Clovernook Sketches and Other Stories...... by Alice Cary Women Artists, Women Exiles: "Miss Grief" and Other Stories...... by Consrance Fenimore N'cx)lson Alternative Alcott...... by LOUIJ~Lta\ .\lturr The Hidden Hand...... by E. D.E.N. Southworrh 7 Lady Bridget in the Never-Never Land: A Story of Australian Life; Outlaw and Lawmaker; and The Bond of Wedlock ...... bv Rosa Praed An Australian Girl...... by Catherine Martin Uncle Piper of Piper's Hill ...... by Tasma (Jessie Couvreur) A Marked Man: Some Episodes in His Life...... by Ada Cambrldpe

SHORT STORIES 18 Feeding the Eagles...... by Paulerte Bares NJen Trash ...... by Dororhv Ailison Sans Souci and Other Stories ...... b, Dionne Brand The Book of Seeing With One's Own Eyes...... by Sharon Doubiago Love, Struggle, and Change: Stories by Women and Through Others' Eyes: Animal Stories by Women...... edited by Irene Zahava Margaret of the Imperfections...... by Lynda Sexson 19 The Long White ...... by Sharon D~lworrh The Purchase of Order...... bv Gall Gallowar; .Adam Playing with Shadows...... by Gltvia Whelan Fifty Years of Eternal Vigilance and Other Stories. ... by Carolyn Thorman

REVIEWS 8 Deceits of Time...... by Isabel Colepnre The Truth About Lorin Jones...... b\ Alison Lurie Tracks ...... hLcww Erdrich Grace Had an English Heart ...... bv Jessica Xllttord 9 John Dollar ...... by hlarlanne N'lggins Vanished ...... by h.lar\ h.lcGarry Morris 10 Fair and Tender Ladies...... bv Lee Smith Storming Heaven ...... by Clerlije G~ardina

12- Passion- and Preiudice...... bv Sall~eB~ngham The Amazon and the Page...... by Karla Jay 13 A Renaissance Tapestry...... by Kate Simon The Good Times Are Killing Me ...... by Lynda Barry 16 Not So Quiet.. . Stepdaughters of War ...... bv Helen Zenna Smith Women on War: Essential Voices for the Nuclear Age from a Brilliant International Assembly ...... edired by Daniela Gioseffi 20 We Stand Our Ground: Three Women, Their Vision, Their Poems ...... by Klmlko Hahn. Gale Jackxm, and Susan Sherman 21 The Carpthians ...... h) Janet Frame Girl in a Turban ...... by Maria Mara::cml Centuries of Female Days ...... edircd by Harrier Blodgerr

COLUMNS 11 Belles Lettres Interview: Denise Glardina 14 Rediscovery: Nella Larsen 15 The Criminal Element + by Jane Bakerman 17 Retrospective: Rachel lngalls 22 Impressions: Briefly Nored, M~scellany,Help Bail Out Belles, Book Drawmg Winners, Plume Repr~nrs BERKELEY WOMEN'S LAW JOURNAL Volume 4

Roe v. Wade: 1 Our Struggle Continues Nancy Stearns

Reproductive Freedom and the Constitution: 12 The Limits of Choice Gayle Binion

Distinguishing Five Models of 42 David Benjamin Oppenheimer

Women and Class Analysis in the 62 Chinese Land Revolution Lucie Cheng

Same-Sex Marriage and Constitutional Privacy: 94 Moral Threat and Legal Anomaly Hannnh Schwanschild

Anti-Pornography as a Claim for Equal Respect: 128 Feminism, Liberalism & Community Christina Spau lding

- Why Can't Sharon Kowalski Come Home 166 By Karen Thompson and Julie Andnejewski Reviewed by Belinda S. Stradley

Sex Work: Writings by Women in the Sex Industry 18 1 Edited by Freii&ique Delacoste and Priscilla Alexander Reviewed by Denise LeBoeuf ARTA 1 3. MOON TIME (Story) by Maureen Wi11 i ams LAA\ COVER 11. EFlMA JONES'S PLATE (Poem) by Lynn Rogers by Mau Blossom 12. FROM THE EDITORS' DESK: WHO LIES THERE? 13. LOOKING FOR WORK (Story) by Ruth Latta CARTOONS pp. 2,26 19. MONEY MATTERS (Poem) by Astra by bul bul LU'L'"'I I. CENTERFOLD: DRAWINGS pp. 3-10 by Maureen Wi11 i arns eth McDaniel WITCHWAY (Cartoon) P. 18 22. THt by Helen Forelle UKAWlNb P. by Jean Roberts, Marilyn Bruner, Dee Buchanan, Helen Gross by Muriel Henriques 23. CLICK! (Feature) by Phyllis G. Wiepking CARTOONS pp. 24,27 24. SHOW & TELL (Feature) by Joan Coleman by Nicole Hollander 24. SHOW & TELL (Feature) by Mickey Spencer BEARS p. 28 25. "WOMEN'S ROOTS" (Review) bv Rose LeVan by Kitty Eckfeldt 27. SPLIT DECISION (Poem) by tJoyce LaMers 27. READ IT & SWEEP (Feature) by Sarah Rosenbaum 36. A WOMAN ' S SPIRITUAL CONFRONTATION (Poem) bv Pztricia Wilson

27. NOODLE DOODLES (Puzzle) by Isabelle Lyle 28. THE 'BEARS KEEP THEIR COOL (Puzzle) by Isabel 1e Lyle 29. BROOMSTICK BAZAAR 32. PASS THE WORD 33. LETTERS 37. CRONES AND CREEDS (Editorial) by Eulalia B. Uranus, Rose LeVan, E. P. Be1 serene, Barbara Hoberrnan Levi ne, and Editors By, For, and About Women Over Forty

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3. BIRTH PROCESS (Article) by Beatrice Ganley 6. PAIN (Poem) by Phyl lis Kramer 7. IN SISTERHOOD & STRUGGLE (Feature) by Phyllis Kramer 8. THE BOTTLE SHOP (Story) by Wilma Elizabeth McDaniel ART 9. THE DIAGNOSIS (Article) by Katherine Schneider Aker COVER 12. GREETINGS FROM THE DUCHESS (Poem) by Elsen Lubetsky by Peggy Moss Fielding 12. WHEN THE SPIRIT MOVES FAST FOOD (Poem) CARTOONS pp. 2,11,20,21.25.2 by Elsen Lubetsky by bulbul 13. 100 UTERUSES (Article) by Deborah Golder DRAWINGS pp. 2.4,5.26 15. RETIREMENT (Poem) by Nan Sherman by Peggy Moss Fielding 15. GRANDMA NAN WON'T STAY PUT (Poem) by Nan Sherman DRAWING p. 6 16. SHE HAS ALZHEIMER'S (Story) by Linda Marie by Peg Nayduch 17. COMMUNICATION (Poem) by Jane Buel Bradley DRAWING p. 8 17. PREMONITION (Poem) by Nancy Izawa (ni) by Wilma Elizabeth McDanit 18. MY MOTHER DID NOT HAVE TO DIE THAT WAY! (Article) DRAWING p. 12 by Doris Grayson Kitson by Astra 19. IMAGE OF A PROFESSION (Poem) by Sandy Lewis CARTOONS p. 14.23 20-21. CENTERFOLD: WE LIVE WITH A MONSTER (Story) by Nicole Hollander by Wilma Elizabeth McDaniel DRAWING p. 15 22. NEITHER COULD BE HEALED (Article) by Norma Cole by Demeter Aries Pottrov-Aruru DRAWINGS p. 18.19 24. ON FREUD (Poem) by Jackie Johnson by Jane Gapen 26. DEPRESSION & CHEMICALS (Article) Author's Name Withheld 27. SAD, SAD (Poem) Author's Name Withheld 28. POLICY DISCUSSION: "VICTIMS" (Feature) by Kay Wolf & Editors 28. "HER SOUL TO THE BONE" (Review) by Elizabeth Keir 28. "PLAINTEXT. RECIPHERING A WOMAN'S LIFE" (Review) by Elizabeth Keir 29. "BACK ROOMS. VOICES FROM THE ILLEGAL ABORTION ERA" (Review) by Julie Craig 30. BROOMSTICK BAZAAR 32. PASS THE WORD 33. LETTERS 38. DISABLEDAGING (Editorial) iv Editorial / ~ditorial Articles / Articles Lucinda Vandervort 233 Mistake of Law and Sexual Assault: Consent and Mens Rea T. Brettel Dawson 310 Sexual Assault Law and Past Sexual Conduct of the Primary Witness: The Construction of Relevance Celia. Laframboise 335 The Case of All-Male Clubs: Freedom and Leigh West to Associate or Licence to Discriminatz? Sheila McIntyre 362 Gender Bias Within the Law School: 'The Memo' and its Impact Verna Kirkness 408 Emerging Native Woman

Comments / Commentaires Mary Eaton and 416 Andrews v. Ontario (Ministry of Health) Cynthia Petersen Sheilah L. Martin 422 Morgentaler v. The Queen in the Supreme Court of Canada Tony Pickard 432 Is Real Life Finally Happening?

Book Reviews / Chroniques bibliographiques Joanne Doucet 441 Mama ou papa? Lhttribution de la garde des enfants dans les situations de divorce rapport redige par Claire Roberge, sous la direction d'Edith Deleury et Andre Cloutier

Laura Parkinson 445 Righting the Balance: Canada's New Equality Rights edited by Lynn Smith, Giselle C6te-Harper, Robin Elliot, Magda Seydegart Anne Shields ,450 Governing the Hearth: Law and the Family in Nineteenth-Century America by Michael Grossberg and Women and the Law of Property in Early America by Marylynn Salmon Helen Patey 455 The Feminist Lepcy of Karen Horney by Marcia Westkott Gayle M. MacDonald 460 The Wo.man in Management: Career und Family issues edited by Jennie Farley Donna Greschner 463 Equulity Rights and Their Limitations in the Charter by Kenneth H. Fogarty 468 About the Contributors / Quelques mots sur nos collaboratrices 47 1 Information for Contributors 47 3 Renseignements aux collaboratrices 47 5 Editorial Policy 47 6 Politique Cditoriale Editorid~Bditorid ArticlesIArticles Patricia A. Monture 1 A Vicious Circle: Child Welfare and the First Nations Katherine Arnup 18 "Mothers Just Like Others": Lesbians, Divorce, and Child Custody in Canada Anne Marie Delorey 33 Joint Legal Custody: A Reversion to Patriarchal Power Germain Dulac 45 Le lobby des peres, divorce et paternite Janice Drakich 69 In Search of the Better Parent: The Social Construction of Ideologies of Fatherhood Martha L. Fineman 88 Custody Determination at Divorce: The Limits of Social Science Research and the Fallacy of the Liberal Ideology of Equality Susan B. Bovd 111 Child Custody, Ideologies, and Employment Linda K. Girdner 134 Custody Mediation in the United States: Empowerment or Social Control? E. Diane Pask 155 The Effect on Maintenance of Custody Sharing Maureen Maloney 182 Women and the Income Tax Act: Marriage, Motherhood, and Divorce Ann Robinson 211 Themis retrouve l'usage de la vue Case Comments/Chroniques de jurisprudence ReneeJoyal 234 Adolescentes, avortement et dignite Ellen Faulkner 239 The Case of "Baby M" Judy A. Fudge 246 The Privatization of the Costs of Social Reproduction: Some Recent Charter Cases CommentnrieslCommentaires Jane Gordon 256 Multiple Meanings of Equality: A Case Study in Custody Litigation Jacinth Herbert 269 "Otherness" and the Black Woman Book ReviewsIChroniques bibliographiques Phyllis Chesler 280 Strong Mothers, Weak Wves: The Search for Gender Equality by Miriam Johnson Monique Charlebois 287 The Divorce Revolution by Lenore J. Weitzman Mary Jane Mossman 293 Maintenance after Divorce by John Eekelaar and Mavis Maclean Martha J. Bailey 303 Family Mediation: Theory and Practice of Dispute Resolution by Howard H. Irving and Michael Benjamin Dawn Currie 3 13 The Unheralded Majority: Contemporary Women as Mothers by Lydia O'Donnell Urginia Bartley 317 The Family Matters by Shiela Kieran 324 About the ContributorslQuelques mots sur nos rollaborntrices 328 Information for Contributors 330 Renseignements awrollaboratrices 332 Editorial Policy 333 Politique Bditoriale

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Resettlement and Gender Differences: A Lethbridge Community Study DOREEN MARIE INDRA 63

"I'm Not a Refugee Anymore:" An Interview with Maria de Rosa VALERIE YATES 67

Sri Lankan Tamil Women: Resettlement in Montreal SUDHA COOMARASAMY 69

Migrant Professional Women OLGACASS 73

Refugee Women as Domestics: A Documentary Account ISABEL KAPRIELIAN 75

The Pressure Is OwThe Stories behind the Story: A Photo Essay DEBORAH BARNDT 80

YWCA and Refugee Women BARBARA GIBAUT 87

YWCA Brief on Bill C-55 METROPOLITAN TORONTO YWCA 88

Entrevues avec Michael Schelew et avec Joan Simalchik SYLVIE AREND 91

'Mamma Nancy' Pocock: Friend to Refugees LUCIANA RICCIUTELLI 95

UNHCR and Refugee Women ANGELA GIBBS PEART 101

UN General Assembly Resolution Relating to Refugee and Displaced Women WEDNATIONS 109

The Host Program HEATHER MACDONALD 111

Women at Risk EMPLOYMENT & IMMIGRAnON CANADA (REFUGEE AFFAIRS) 113

Canadian Refugee Policy: A History 115

Women Refugees: A Literature Review 117

Shooting Stars [SteinIMacLean Productions and National Film Board] CAROL GREENE 142

Complete listing of book reviews, fiction and poetry 150 a lesbian quarterly

CONTENTS Number Twenty-Nine Winter 1989 Notes to Our Readers The Woman in the Shades, by Ruby Rubynette Fishing, by Chrysler Szarlan Home Sweet Tent, drawing by Rainbow Freedom Day Series, four photos by Cathy Cade Lezzie Grandma, poem by Sarah Grace Passing, poem by Susan Stinson The Visit, poem by Willa Justice In the Garden, poem by Leyla Rogers Winter Solstice, poem by Sapphire The Dance, by Mab Maher Drawing by Kit t My Rose, by Wilma West A Piece of Reality and a Little Growing Up, by Cynthia Nichols-Beal March 23rd, Softball Uniforms, by Gwendolyn Bikis Becky's New Haircut, photo by Jill Guttman Annie: 1958, by Merril Mushroom Drawing by Kitt People Can and Do Change, by Dawn Connelly Three photos by Madelaine Zadik Room to Move, by Louise Rafkin Violet '86, by Sapphire Straightening Up the House, by Shair Terradyketil Kitchen, drawing by Rainbow Sad Woman Descending, by Michelle Valois That's All It Took, by Caroline Teal The Woman Who Lied, by Jano The Landing, by Rebecca Ridgely Photo by Phoebe Book Reviews: I read about it in Conlinoiz Li~~es. . . COMMONLIVES/ LESBIANLIVES 13. a lesbian quarterly CONTENTS ~urnber'~hirt~ Spring 1989

Notes to Our Readers In That Number, by Martha Shelley Heat of the Kitchen, poem by Kathleen M. Quinlan Two poems by Elinor Roberts The Smell of Her Perfume, poem by Karen J. Hall Poem by P. Dark Hard As Nails, poem by Farrell Collins Night, poem by Sheril Berkovitch Two poems by Lori Faulkner Two poems by Leslea Newman The Vanilla Tourist, by Sue Katz Pauline, by Nanette Veilleux Serendipity, by Molly Davis-Bright The Room at the End of the Hall, by Nancy Barber Shoreline Fantasy, by Raven Light Star Bracelets, by Marilyn Fullen Mother Grew Roses in the Dark, by Nisa Donnelly Going Back on a Bike, by Susan McIntyre You and I, and Places, by Dee Steinberg Eat, by Sapphire A Theoretical Treatise of a Common Mental Affliction by M. J. Eliason, Ph.TD In Motion, by Sue Gambill Some Notes on Non-Monogamy, by Ruth Mountaingrove Toasts, by Adalyn Gardner Grasping Shifting Sands, by Kate Schot tman How to Edit Your Letters and Journals for CL/LL Book Reviews: I read about it in Common Lives . . . 0 Introduction 2 CanaddEngland: Women's Time Is Not Money Women are fighting for paid recognition of housework.

4 Iran: Mam Nou I11 Chehreh: Blacklisted An actress talks about the politics of cinema in a Muslim country.

6 The Philippines: Filipinas Uniting for Change A broad-based women's union organizes and educates women.

9 Colombia: Journalism: A Woman's Profession In workshops, women discuss their role in the media.

10 Sweden: Building a Cooperative Spirit A group of women architects change the working and physical environment.

11 England: Feminist Architecture A Black woman architect challenges the assumptions of traditional architecture.

13 India: "We Have Our Money. We Are Not at Their Mercy." Women organize to enable self-employed women to get credit.

14 Switzerland: Shaking Up Traditional Unions A radical women's union challenges unions, parties, and employers.

16 Soviet Union: Pressing Feminist Issues Under Perestroika A feminist tests the waters of glasnost.

18 Holland: Working Girls Prostitutes start publishing their own magazine.

19 Tanzania: Shovels, Picks, Crowbars, and Pans. Quarry workers chip away at poverty.

20 Jamaica: Domestics and Their Employers: Women Against Women Examining the complex relations between women as domestic workers and employers.

22 South Africa: A Houseworkers' Union A domestic workers' union gains strength.

24 England: Black Women of Letters Black lesbian feminist publishers zalk about their project.

26 Canada: The Cost of "Free Trade" Multinationals exploit women in the Third and the First Worlds.

28 Belgium/France: Lies, Damned Lies, and Statistics Refuting the notion that women voluntarily work part-time and exposing other stereotypes.

30 Palestine: Woman, Mother, Organizer, Hijacker Mobilizing women for political work in the Occupied Territories.

31 Sierra Leone: A Fish Mammy's Life A woman sets up her own business from scratch.

32 Resources Daughters of Sarah May/June 198 Volume 15, Num

@ Table of Contents Features The Pilgrim Bible on a Feminist Journey Old Testament scholar Phyllis Trible tells how Scripture has nourished her life as a feminist. The Hermeneutical Circle Ruth Mooney recounts how El Salvadoran women are meeting the women around Jesus. How Can Divine Revelation Be So Human? New Testament scholar David Scholer takes a look at feminist biblical interpretation from an evangelical perspective. Ruminations on Hermeneutics Sue Homer discusses several models of biblical interpretation and the difference they make on a practical level. The Bible and Battered Women Depending on how it's interpreted, the Bible can be an enemy or a friend of battered women, asserts Rita-Lou Clarke. Breaking and Bonding Delores Williams uses Scripture to analyze relationships between women of differentclass and race. Book Reviews Adam. Eve, and the Serpent, by Elaine Pagels, reviewed by Susie Stanley An Introduction to the Old Testament. by Alice L. Laffey,reviewed by Phyllis Bird Perspectives on Feminist Hermeneutics, ed. Gayle Gerber Koonh and Willard Swartley, reviewed by Dulcie Gannett The Chalice and the Blade, by Riane Eider; The Creation of Patriarchy, by Gerda Lemer; Beyond Power: On Women. Men, and Morals, by Marilyn French, reviewed by Rosema y Radford Ruether Living in Sin? A Bishop Rethinks Sex, by John Shelby Spong, reviewed by Martha Dyson (with other responses) Depazimen ts 2 Editorial 31 Dear Daughters 33 Grapevine 35 Book Sem'ce 36 Back Issues Daughters of Sarah I July/A ugust 1989 I Volume 15, Number 4 I

@ Table of Contents Features Once Upon a Time . . . 16 When Hymns Were Hers Actress Roberta Nobleman ;lo Ellen Heil wcounts part of patterns her part ofstorytelling women 's long history of after Jesus. composing and performing religious music. Italy's Renaissance Women Lina Accurso ponders the female 20 Prayer Shawl: A Dance of "Michelangelos"and "da Kncis" Life Trudelle Thomas we should have learned about in describes an unusual dance xhool. performance.

Courage in the Darkroom 22 Basketmaking Jan Phillips shares how she is A Native American craft moves integrating her lifeand her work Jean Molesky to the center of as a photographer-amst. herself:

Writing Poetry: 24 A Different Heaven and Harrowing the Earth of Me Earth Sharon Seinen believes one Painter Susanne Okamoto helps needs art to sum.ve life's worst create a new visual lexicon for crises. Christian feminists.

14 The Caseworker Said, "She's Sixteen . .; Twice by Sharon Seinen 26 A History of Hands by Carol Barrett Book, Journal, and Music Reviews 28 The Awful Rowing toward God. Potters House Press; Beloved, Toni Morrison; Celebrations of Biblical Women's Stories, Martha Ann Kirk; Grieving: An Inward Journey. Dorothy Samuel; Her Mother's Daughter, Marilyn French; How to Suppress Women's Writing, Joanna Russ: Stations: The Way of the Cross. Daniel Bemgan and Margaret Parker; This Tough Spun Web. Carolyn McDade. Departments 2 Editonal 34 Books in Brief 35 Dear Daughters 37 Grapevine 39 Book Semce 40 Back Issues rn May 1989 Number 50 17.

COMMENT: Europe with a human face WATCH THIS SPACE EUROPE: WHAT? WHY? WHO? Hilary Wainwright reports on conflicting concepts of a European community NEWS: Women gain in France, Women's TUC, NATO nuclear Summit, Womankind NEWS BACKGROUND: The Channel Tunnel and the North-South divide URBAN OASES: The city farm movement THE ARTS: Celebrating women's film FOOD : Organic advances, cholesterol, vegetarian choices HEALTH: Talking about your piles PERSONAL: Feminism sells frozen pizza, Country Notes NEW BOOKS YOU WRITE: about Islamic law, disability, sexuality, South Africa NEW DIRECTIONS: IS the EOC selling out? ET 66 anti-training" wT June 1989 Number 51

COMMENT: Unequal pay and the Queen Bee WATCH THIS SPACE NOW READ ON: Harriett Gilbert looks at the past, present and future of women's writing NEWS: Government to veto marriage equality, parties seek women's votes, new porn move, teachers' stress, Everywoman expansion, Namibia crisis, French politics NEWS BACKGROUND: NHS proposals, criticisms and alternatives MARRIAGE IN BLACK AND WHITE: Beulah Ainley on mixed marriages THE ARTS: Ghosts, Fallout, Diamonds FREE PULL-OUT POSTER FOOD: Reading all about it, food as medicine HEALTH: Addicts, codependents and the addictive personality PERSONAL: Ageism, rambling, Country Notes NEW BOOKS YOU WRITE: about being a lesbian, disability, Europe, relationships, sport NEW DIRECTIONS: "Independent" taxation, training 17 July 1989 Number 52

WATCH THIS SPACE IRELAND: APPEARANCE AND REALITY. Nell McCafferty looks at the Catholic church, the State, and a stew of hypocrisy in the Republic - and the possible significance of the war in the North NEWS: Questioning police tactics; refuges threatened; landmark South African meeting; women for Labour? NEWS BACKGROUND: Black women in politics DISASTER IN SOVIET ASIA: Women are burning themselves to death. Is this new, or only now becoming known because of glasnost? THE ARTS: Cannes Film Festival; a question of nudity FOOD: The Muesli-bar crunch; campaign for safe meat HEALTH: work as a health hazard; PMS, Dalkon Shield, quacks PERSONAL: Age shock for a newly "older woman"; smacking, driving, Country Notes NEW BOOKS YOU WRITE: about racism and mixed marriage; equality strategies; independent taxation; disability and clued-up carers CROSSWORD NEW DIRECTIONS: Culture of in an "equal opportunities" council Feminisms

Volume 2 No. 2 1 The Ohio State University 1 Spring 1988 Center for Women's Studies 1

Special Issue: Women's Studies Looks at the Arts

How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love T.V. Page By Teny Moore Oprah Winfrey PresentP. The Lesbian aa Spectacle. By Lreretia Knapp

The Politice oj Feminist Film Theory: An Interuiew with Judith Mayne. Page 7 By Laura J. George

Reading the Revolution in Film and Television: A Review by. Page 10 By Laura J. George Reuicv oj A Lesbi Photo Album: The Livce of Seven Lesbian Feminbts. Page 18 By WiUa Young.

Reviclo oj Vision and Difference: Femininity, Feminism. and the Hiories of Art. Page 19 By Patricia Btiggu

Boob Received. Page Zl Subuctiption Injotmation. Page e3

Bookstore News I:kIl:I111 March/April 1989 Volume 11 Number 6 CONTENTS

DEPARTMENTS Advertising Index ...... 95 Announcements ...... 42 Back to Press ...... 38 Canadian Content ...... 49 Classified Ads ...... 96 Letters ...... 6 Out-of-Print Books WantedIOffered ...... 67 They Went That-A-Way ...... 51 Writing Wanted ...... 62

ARTICLES News/Short Stories ...... 11 On Attending ABA ...... 39 Is This a Business or a Political Organization? ...43 On the Economics of Publishing ...... 45

THE RECOVERY SECTION An (Ex-)Bookseller's Story ...... 17 Recovery Among the Booksellers ...... 19 Addiction and Recovery in Fiction ...... 21 New and Recent Recovery Titles ...... 29 A Core List: Recovery Books ...... 33

THE BOOKS Art Books ...... 53 Our Own Presses ...... 69 The Small Presses ...... 75 Gay Men's Literature ...... 65 Mass Market Ttles ...... 95 Mysteries ...... 58 Poetry ...... 55 Publishers' Row ...... 87 Science Fiction ...... 59 Short Raves ...... 63 University Presses ...... 81 teminist Bookstore News I:kIl:I11'1 Volume 12 Number 3 CONTENTS

DEPARTMENTS Advertising Index ...... 91 Announcements ...... 26 Back to Press ...... 40 Bestsellers ...... 23 Canadian Content ...... 21 Classified Ads ...... 92 Letters ...... 3 Out-of-Print Books WantedIOffered .... 29 Subscription Information ...... 19 They Went That-A-Way ...... 27 Writing Wanted ...... 31

ARTICLES NewsJShort Stories ...... 20 New Words Celebrates 15th Birthday ....9 West & Wilde Distributes British Books . . 13 Lambda Literary Awards Finalists ..... 17 Find That Book ...... 15

THE BOOKS ArtBoo ks ...... 37 Our Own Presses ...... 53 The Small Presses ...... 61 Gay Men's Literature ...... 49 International Women ...... 33 Mysteries ...... 43 Poetry ...... 45 Publishers' Row ...... 81 Science Fiction ...... 41 University Presses ...... 71 POLLECTIONS

Volume 10, Number 4 Summer 1989

TABLE OF CONTENTS

FROM THE EDITORS...... 3 BOOK REVIEW...... 4 In Touch With the Moon, by Blaine Wheeler. RESEARCH EXCHANGE...... 6 A new athum. FEMINIST VISIONS...... 7 ~talFilrnebyWomen,by~Cotbchalk UNTAMEDSHREW...... 10 A sketch of Joan Hyds book semh service. NEWS FROM UW-EAU CLAIRE...... 11 By Sarah Harder. NEW REFERENCE WORKS IN WOMEN'S STUDIES...... 12 Three bibliographies on women and Literature and two on women's sports, plus new sources on Latin American women, men who batter, women's personal writings, HoUywood images of working women, and women's organizations worldwide.

PERIODICAL NOTES...... 17 New periodicals on African women, disabled women, education, history, Jean Rhyb, matanal health, work and family, Tanzaniananzanianwomen,Canadian women, and market surveys. Spedissues on Annenian women, television, atgnitivebehavior therapy, Olive Senior, mti (widow immolation), and nineteenth-century dothing production Transitions: PIairrtwomM temporarily suspends publication; Ncu)s&tter a Femininn ond Philosophy appears in a new fonnat Cdpublication: Ihr Celibate Womnrr ITEMSOFNOTE ...... 20 A report on Title IX; legal information on sexual harassment; a clearinghouse on campus violence; a poster series on rape myths; an out-of-print book dealer, Routledge's new feminist book series; a collection of artides on disabled women; and a guide to starting a sdbushes BOOKS RECENTLY RECEIVED...... 21 SUPPLEMENT: INDEX TO FEMINIST COLLECTIONS ...... 23 Feminist Issues

Volume 9, Number 1 CONTENTS Spring 1989

Articles Monique Wittig On the Social Contract ...... 3

Danielle Juteau From Nuns to Surrogate Mothers: and Nicole burin Evolution of the Forms of the Appropriation of Women ...... 13

Leila Ahmd Arab Culture and Writing Women's Bodies ...... 41

Kristy Cook and Gender and Food Shortage Donna 0. Kerner in Tanzania ...... 57

Obioma Nnaemka Towards a Feminist Criticism of Nigerian Literature ...... 73

Copyright O 1989 by Feminist issues. All rights reserved. FEMINIST Is STUDIES I Volume 15,Number 2 Summer 1989 1

Preface Mariana Valverde Beyond Gender Dangers and Private Pleasures: Theory and Ethics in the Sex Debates Hilary Manette Klein Marxism, Psychoanalysis, and Mother Nature Xiao Zhou Virginity and Premarital Sex in Contemporary China Leila J. Rupp Feminism and the Sexual Revolution in the Early Twentieth Century: The Case of Doris Stevens Coral Bracho Poem Carol E. Robertson The MahIi of Hawai'i (an Art Essay) Scott MacDonald Inte~ewwith Lizzie Borden Sharon Thompson The Old Age Home Peter F. Murphy Toward a Feminist Masculinity (a Review Essay) Rosmarie Waldrop from Inserting the Mirror Robin Tolmach Lakoff Women ahd Disability (a Review Essay] Notes on Contributors Notes and Letters Publications Received 382 Ferninist Teacher Vol. 4 No. 1 Spring 1989 Table of Contents

8 Warming Up the Classroom Climate for Women By Sue V. Rosser

13 Transforming Lives: Women's Study Circles in Historical and Cross-Cultural Perspective By Linda L. Johnson

16 Women in the Academic Workforce By Nancy Cadet

18 The Contribution of Feminist Justice to Criminology By Harold E. Pepinksky

24 A Look at Women and Theatre Education By Dorothy Thompson

26 A Selected Biography for Integrating Women's Studies into the College Curriculum By Kay F. Klinkenborg

32 Women and AIDS: A Review of Recent Literature By Karen A. Wolf

34 Feminism and Poststructuralism A Book Review by Carolyn Allen Departments 4 TheNetwork 36 Conferences/Calls for Papers 6 Feminist Teacher Network News 37 Teaching Resources A FEMINIST QUARTERLY Issue 28 Spring 1989 Lesbiantics

Fiction In Memoriam

6 110 U2 A Citric Encounter 95 Say It to Me Joyce Matthews Mary Louise Adam Some Thoughts on Oh Changing- Like Under these the Seasons 36 Being a Sansei Lesbian Feminist Circumstances Lynne Fernie Pieces of Mind Mona Oikawa Brenda Brooks Nalini Singh Excerpts Joyce Matthews R 115 S & M Is an Adventure Visuals Mama, Donya Donna Barker 134 Marusia Bociurkiw 22 Charlene Sheard Untitled Photo Mural Gay Allison 80 Jude Johnston Remembrance Cherie Geauvreau 68 Review 19 Lesbians Fly 98 For Shim [Air] Canada 138 Mona Oikawa She Just Feels That Way Lynne Fernie Tl~eDiaries of Candis J. Graham i 20 Anne Lister 1791-1840 90 Edited by For Pat For Col'rd Girls Only Helena Whitbread Rachel Epstein Essays Stephanie Martin Mariana Valverde 43 108 8 slip Rr slide Cartoons Departments Man Royals and making love from Lesley Turner inside Sodomites 141 Makeda Silvera Val Again Contributors a woman's bed 92 24 Judy Meiksin Note 143 Lesbian Mothering Kept Secrets Acknowledgements Claire Dineen and 47 Dream Normal Announcements Jackie Crawford Casselbeny Harvest Cathy Wall Leleti Tamu 144 48 105 Submission Untitled 79 Second First Woman Requirements Midi Onodera Christmas eve Fourth of July Upcoming Issues imagining9 While You're Away 53 Milagros Paredes Leslea Newman "You're all right so long as you act nice" Mary Louise Adams sweet as a rose her breath and lips gay 81 a small woman People Think This encounters a Didn't Happen smaller one in Canada Libby Oughton The Lesbians Making History Collective GENDER & SOCIETY

Volume 3, Number 2 June 1989

Contents

From the Editor Theories of Gender Equality: Lessons from the Israeli Kibbutz JUDITH BUBER ACASSI Hidden Power in Marriage AAFKE KOMTER The Development of Chicana Feminist Discourse, 1970-1980 ALMA M. GARCIA Ideological Purity and Feminism: The U.S. Women's Movement from 1966 to 1975 BARBARA RYAN Research Reports Young Singles' Saipts for a First Date SUZANNA ROSE and IRENE HANSON FRIEZE The Power of Numbers in Influencing Hiring Decisions JANICE D. YODER, PENNY L CRUMPTON, and JOHN F. ZIPP Review Ehays Sisterhood, Solidarity, and Modem Feminism: A Review of Sisterhood and Solidarity: Feminism and Labor in Modem Times by Diane Balser. The Grounding of Modem Feminism by Nancy F. Cott, Female Revolt: Women's Mouements in World and Historical Perspectiue by Janet Saltzman Chafetz and Anthony Gary Dworkin VERTA TAYLOR Gender Roles and Social Change: Reviewing the Sociology of Mirra Komarovsky- Women in the Modern World: Their Education and Their Dilemmas, Blue-collar Marriage, Dilemmas of Masculinity: A Study of College Youth, and Women in College: Shaping New Feminine Identities CATHERINE A. FAVER 287 Call for Papers 292 Past Presidents of SWS 293 Gender & Society is partially supported by the Brooklyn College and Graduate Center Sociology Departments, City University of New York, and by the Russell Sage Foundation WISCONSRV'S LESBLAN-FEMINIST PRESS New Rage Thinking

VO~.4 NO. 1 July/Aug . 9989 "A Response to Hoagland's Lesbian Ethics" ...... 4 Anti-Gay Violence ...... 9 Book and Music News ...... 24 Calendar ...... 30 Call for Articles on Lesbian Ethics ....26 "Camel/F'enis Has Got to Go" ...... 27 Classifieds ...... 28 "Dykes to Watch Out For" ...... 21 Editorial ...... 3 "Ethical Considerations" ...... 10 Letters ...... 7 Making It Happen! ...... 25 Regular Events ...... 29 Resistance Is Not A Crime ...... 18 Sisternews ...... 20 "Using My Life in My Work" ...... 22 Volunteers Needed! ...... 6 Contents Essays Harvard The Faithful Liberal and the Question of Diversity 1 Clare Dalton Women's Black Women, Black Men and Tawana Brawley: The Shared Condition 11 Barbara Omolade Law Articles Militarism, Male Dominance and Law: Feminist Jurisprudence Journal as Oxymoron? 25 Ann Scales Hair Salons and Racial Stereotypes: The Impermissible Use of . Volume 12 Racially Discriminatory Pricing Schemes 75 Spring 1989 Katrina Grider Race, Racism and Feminist Legal Theory 115 Marlee Kline Case Comment Feminism, Epistemology, and the Rhetoric of Law: Reading Bowen v. Gilliard 151 A.W. Phinney 111 Poetry Lo mas increible. The most unbelievable part 181 LA TORTURA, TORTURE 183 Marjorie Agosin Recent Developments Pregnant Prisoners 189 Ellen Barry The Statute of Limitations Bamer in Childhood Sexual Abuse Cases: The Equitable Estoppel Remedy 206 Alan Rosenfeld Protecting the Nontraditional Couple in Times of Medical Crises 220 Gina Torielli Between Helping the Child and Punishing the Mother: Homelessness Among AFDC Families 237 Andrea Paterson Finding a Voice Through the Union: The Harvard Union of Clerical and Technical Workers and Women Workers 260 Minouche D. Kandel Book Reviews . SATI:WIDOW BURNING IN INDIA.By V.N. Datta 277 WE ARE EVERYWHERE:WRITINGS BY AND ABOUTLESBIAN PARENTS.Edited by Hamet Alpert 287 A VOICEFROM THE SOUTH.By Anna Julia Cooper 297 SURROGATEMOTHERHOOD: THE LEGALAND HUMANISSUES. By Martha A. Field 303 CASSANDRA:A NOVEL AND FOURESSAYS. By Christa Wolf 309 SPECIAL ISSUE VOL. 4, NO. 1 The History of Women in Philosophy SPRING1989 vii Preface 1 Linda Lopez McAlister Some Remarks on Exphing the History of Women in Philosophy 6 Ursule Molinaro A Ch&imt Mary in Reverse Hypatia: 37041.5 AD. 9 Joan Gibson Educanng for Silence: Renahna Women and the Language Am 28 Beatrice H. Zedler Tk Three Princesses 64 Jane Durn Anne Visc0~11lte.sConway: A Seventeenth Century Radonalist 80 Lois Frankel Damarit CuddMash: A Seventeenth Century Femmist Philosopher 91 Margaret McFadden Anna Doyle Wheeler: Philosopher, !j&dist, Feminist 102 Maureen L. Egan Evolutionary Theory m the Sociai Philosophy of Charlotte Perkins Gilman 120 Mary Catharine Baseheart Edith Stein's Philosophy of Wmand of Women's Education 132 Mary Ellen Waithe On Not Teachmg the History of Philosophy 139 Linda A. Bell Does Mamage wea Head? Some Historicd Arguments Review Symposium 155 Mary Anne Warren Feminist Archeology: Uncw~ng Women's Philosophid History 160 R.M. Dancy On A History of Women Philosophers, Vol. I

Book Reviews 17 1 Linda Damico The Concept of Woman by ST. Pnidence Ah 175 Judith Ochshom Sarah Grimke: Letters on the Equality of the Sexes and Other Essays, dted by Eli&th Ann Bdtt 181 Notes on Contributors 184 Announcements 191 Submission Guidelines IOWA WOMAN Volume 9, Number 2 June 1989

FEATURES

WINNING ESSAY: Apprenticed Diane Horton 6 Novice Teacher Acquires "Experience" Helen Gunter 23 FICTION

WINNING RCTION: Wake Carol Shumate 14 HONORABLE MENTION: Cleo Mary E. Seyba 23

POETRY Another Reading Carol de Prosse 11 WINNING POEM: The Johnson County Museum Jane Poston 12 The Bird Bath Victoria Amour-Hileman 21 (untitled) Laurel Speer 27 Graveyard Shift at 7-11 Peggy Shumaker 32 It's Best to Have a Bobber on the Line Marilyn J. Boe 36 DEPARTMENTS

The Way We Were: Quaker Bonnets Marjorie Vandervelde 41 Books: Reviews by Barbara Handy-Marchello, Mary Spengler, Nina Metzner, Linda Buck Myers, Rosalind A. Warren 42 Accountings 47

Contributors 48 CONFRONTING THE CRISIS IN LATIN AMERICA: 34. Isis international3 WOMEN ORGANIZING Book stria 19aiVz FOR CHANGE

table of contents

development alternatives with women for a new era - DAWN

the crisis in Latin America and its impact on women a summary of research by members of the DAWN network in Latin America Nmma Aguiar

women confront the economic aidsand demand partidpation SllcmroRamirez

women in labor unions: organ&ation, practices, and demands Monica Gogna

the impact of the crisis on women of the mining region Gloria Anirzya S.

sex and crisis cam Barns0

Latin American women and the crisis Irma Arriagada

women's economic projects: reflections from experience Patricia & Rmas

poor women in Santiago: something more than the crisis cknudiu smrmo Mad&

the women's movement in Latin America: a challenge for analysis and action VirginL Vmgas Vuknte

women in transition: from the separate to the whole AM Cripuilldn and Olga Matlh Espinosa

the struggle for social security for the domestic worker MaBdrJarrr Ld for an Afro-Latin American feminism Uiu Gonzrfla

resources WOMEN IN Isis AmN 3international Contents March 1989

Letter to our Readers ...... 1 Letter from our Read- ...... 2 Women Pavement Dwellers in Bombay ...... 3 Eidorado Park Women's Group Organize ...... 4 Letter on "The Debt" ...... 8

Hell to Pay: A Film about the human cost of foreign debt In Boiivia ...... 9 Women. Human Rights and Development .... 11 Maternal Mortaifty Campaign ...... 15 Networking APWU) Secretariat In Operation ...... 21 Serlti Sechaba Pubilshing House ...... 22 Women's Research and Action Front ...... 22 Resources ...... 23 Conferences European Health Conference ...... 27 In Visible Colours ...... 27 I international Women and Health Meeting 1 in the Philippines. 1990 ...... 28 JOURNAL OF FEMINIST STUDIES IN RELIGION

Fall 1988 Volume 4 Number 2

0 Editors' Introduction Judith Plaskow 3 Elisabeth Schiissler Fiorenza

0 Artic!es On Studying Witchcraft as Women's History: A Historiography of itc European Witch Persecutions Anne Llewellyn Barstow 7 Moral Transcendence and Moral Space in the Historical Experiences of Women Ruth L. Smith 21 New Tools for Theology: Writings by Women of Color Emily Erwin Culpepper 39

0 Special Section on Recent Feminist Foremothers- Goddess, Ear, and Metaphor: On the Journey of Nelle Morton Catherine Keller Pauli Murray: May Her Song Be Heard at Last Suzanne R. Hiatt Pauli Murray: Acting and Remembering Elly Haney Anne McGrew Bennett: Feminist Theological Pioneer Mary E. Hunt A Feminist Critique of Theology: Excerpts Anne McGrew Bennett A Conversation with Valerie Saiving Our BodiesIOur Selves: Reflections on Sickness, Aging, and Death Valerie C. Saicing Further Reading

0 Notes on Contributors 131 JOURNAL OF FEMINIST STUDIES IN RELIGION

Spring 1989 Volume 5 Number 1

0 Editors' Introduction Judith Plaskow 3 Elisabeth Schiissler Fwrenza Articles Embodied Thinking: Reflections on Feminist Theological Method CarolP.Christ 7 The Patriarchal Stamp of Scripture Pomela 1.Milne 17 Marginalization, Ambiguity, Silencing: The Story of Jephthah's Daughter Esther Fuchs 35 Special Section on Neopaganism Introduction Mary Jo Weaoer 47 Who is the Goddess and Where Does She Get Us? MaryJoWeawr 49 Can A Sexist Model Liberate Us? Ancient Near - Eastern "Fertility" Goddesses Jo Ann Hackett 65 Witches of the West: Neopaganism and Goddess Worship as Enlightenment Religions Howard Eilberg-Schumrtz 77 A Response Margot Adler 97

Letters: Continuing the Critical Dialogue 101 Roundtable "If God Is God She Is Not Nice" Catherine Mahen 103 Starhawk Emily Culpepper Arthur Waskow Anne C.Klein Karen Baker-Fletcher 0 Living It Out Women Breaking Boundaries: The Grail and Feminism Janet Kalven 119

O Notes on Contributors 143 HISTORYStatement of Purpose I 6 Editors' Note and Acknowledgements I 11

ARTICLES Theda Perdue Cherokee Women and the Trail of Tears 1 14 Cheryl Johnson-Odim and Margaret Strobel Conceptupliring the History of Women in Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean, and the Middle East 1 31

THEORETICALAND METHODOLOGICALDIALOGUE ON THE WRITING OF WOMEN'S HISTORY CCile Dauphin, Anette Farge, Genevieve Fraisse, Christiane Klapisch-Zuber, Rose-Marie Lagrave, Michelle Perrot, Pierette Pfzerat, Yannick Ripa, Pauline Schmitt-Pantel, Daniele Voldman VOL.1 NO. 1 SPRING1989 Women's Culture and Women's Power: An Attempt at Historiography, Camille Garnier, trans]. 1 63 Comment Karen Offen Thoughts on "Culture et Pouvoir des Femmes" 1 89 Nell lrvin Painter French Theories in American Settings: Some Thoughts on Transferability 1 92 Hilda L. Smith Are We Ready for a Comparative Historiography of Women? I 96 Lois W. Banner A Reply to "Culture et Pouvoir" from the Perspective of United States Women's History I 101

Mary Beth Norton Women's History and Feminism in China Today: A Report from Peking University 1 108

REVIEWS Restoring Women to History: Teaching Packets for Integrating Women's History into Courses on Africa, Asia, Latin America, the Caribbean, and the Middle East Marilyn R. Waldman Thirdworld 1 115 Claire Robertson Afrra I 120 Nupur Chaudhuri .Asia 1 123 June E. Hahner Latin America and the Caribbean 1 126 Leila Ahmud The Middle East 1 130

NOTICESAND ABSTRACTS OF BOOKS Efi Avdela and Angelica Psarra, eds. Feminism in Inter-War Greece, Angelos Kokkinos, transl. 1 134

Ten-year Review of Periodical Literature on Women and Work in English 1 138 LESBIAN*CONTRADICTION / A Journal of Irreverent Feminism Issue U 27. Summer 1989 $1.60 By and for Women

Contents specialsection Sacred Cows...... 27 Analysis Lesbian Abundance (Nett Hart)...... 17 commentary . . Living as an Outlaw (Sasha Daucus)...... 9 Report from El Salvador (Rebecca.Gordon)...... 14 Response - Cartoons for Lesbians (Roberta Gregory)...... 13 I'm Still a Lesbian (Jane Dwinell)...... 18 Reuiew Stories from a Farm-Raised Dyke (zana).... ; ...... :...... 12 Graphics by: Mau Blossom, Deane Brittingham, Rhonda Dicksion, Diane Germain, Rebecca Gordon, Roberta Gregory, Adrienne Lau- by, Jacki Randall LesCon is a sponsored project of Pacific Women's Resources. M? FEATURES DEPARTMENTS 6 Editor's Essay 30 Clobber A shopper's Cover Story declaration of Our Bodies, Our Business 8 Contributors independence By Lynn Phzllips 38 A Basic Human Right No matter what 14 Letters 34 Our Bodies The the Supreme Court decides, we are going to muscular body: another be fighting for reproductive freedom and the 19 Zipper. . . a news ticker of timely topics impossible model for integrity of our bodies. By Glona Steinem By .Vma Combs women to follow By Dalma Hqn 42 Imperfect Justice Questions, distinctions, 22 Humor Grand debs of Texas By Molly him 66 Earthly Delights and contradictions: an experts' account of Flowers pleasing to the the Court's opening arguments. By Rhonda plate and palate Copelon and Kathyn Kolbert By Anna C'iade~o 68 Sure Things Political Arena New legal language Summer stock s pro-choicers fresh ammunition in Bv Nina Combs legislatures. By Peggy Simpson 70 Money How tion Under Siege One woman, to buy sing her choice, spends a long day 24 Arts Helen insurance Frankenthaler: the with assurance harassed by fanatics. By Sarah Mills greatest living woman By Grace W artist? By Amei Wallach W'einsUin Lost Woman Marathon swimmer Adeline Trapp 28 Person to Person "The 80 The Ascent Satanic Verses": a of Women spent her life stroking feminist dilemma The first big top against the tide. By Alice By Lefty Cotttn Pogrebin By Kctoria Roberts Garrard Blowing the Whistle on THE Ms REPORTER the "~gmm~Track" Yet another spurioua I argument to keep women down. By Barbara I 73 Hope for Homeless I Refiguring the global Ehrenreich and Deirdre English Women economy By Ma7 Suh 59 A Mother's Dilemma The arrival of a 74 CPrtoon first baby changes everything. By Kim Tnedman 73 News from AU By Stgnc Wilkinson Over Abortion: the video 76 Commentary 64fow To Get 'Em on Track A wry look at Norplant, a birth- Come to Our Census! I how to separate the baby-makers from the. control breakthrough By Ann F hu money-makers. By Carol Kleiman I 1 - -. Nos. 50-51-32 January-June 1989

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3. Madhu Kishwar Introduction 9. A.K. Ramanujan Talking to God in the Mother Tongue 18. Uma Chakravarly The World of the Bhaktin in South Indian Traditions: The Body and Beyond 30. Avvaiyar, The Fearless Wanderer 32. Renuka Vishwanathan S.S. Vasan's Avvaiyar 34. K. Meenakshi Andal: She Who Rules 39. Vijaya Dabbe and Robert Zydenbos Akka Mahadevi 45. Ruth Vanila Three Women Sants of Maharashtra: Muktabai, Janabai, Bahinabai 62. Sonal Shukla Traditions of Teaching: Women Sant Poets of Gujarat 74. Madhu Kishwar and Ruth Vanita Poison to Nectar: The Life and Work of Mirabai 94. Parita Mukta Mirabai in Rajasthan 100. Madhu Kishwar and Ruth Vanita Modern Versions of Mira 102. Sahjobai of Delhi 103. A Second Rabia: La1 Ded of Kashmir i 1 I, Acknowledgments 112. Letters to Manushi Volume 1 Number 3 Spring 1989 Contents Articles Feminist Discourse, Infertility, and Reproductive Technologies CHRISTINEST PETER The New Woman, Childbearing, and the Reconstruction of Gender, 1880-1906 LORALEEMACPIKE Butches, Femmes, and Feminists: The Politics of Lesbian Sexuality ELIZABETHA. SMITH The Impact of Gender and Race on Growing Up Lesbian and Gay in the South JAMEST. SEARS Focw on China Women's Studies in China Ll XIAOJIANG AND Ll HUI Report from the Henan Conference LI HUI Chinese Students Confront American Women's Literature EUGENIAKALEDIN Portrait Egyptian Painter Inji Eflatoun: The Merging of Art, Feminism, and Politics . BETTY LADUKE On Learning and Teaching The Protest as a Teaching Technique for Promoting Feminist Activism SUZANNAROSE Research Notea Three Researchers in Pavlov's Laboratories GEORGEWINDHOLZ

Review EMNp The Evolution of Texts for Women's Studies Students BARBARACORRADO POPE Women and Music J. MICHELEEDWARDS Latin-American Women Writers DIANAL. V~LEZ Reviews Sex, Power, and Pleasure by Mariana Valverde JACQUELYNN. ZITA, Reviewer Legacies: An Audiocourse on the Histoty of Women and the Family in America, 1607-1870 developed by the Public Media Foundation in cooperation with the Wellesley College Center for Research on Women Women in Americun Lqe: A Four-Part Video Documentary of the Experiences and Contributions of Women in American History, 1861-1955 developed by the National Women's History Project Women in American History: An Introductoty Teaching Packet by Elizabeth Phillips EILEENBORIS, Reviewer

Borderlands I La Frontera: The Nm Mestiza by Gloria Anzaldlia CAROLYNWOOD WARD, Reviewer Volume 1 Number 3 Spring 1989

(Continued) Third World-Second Sex edited by Miranda Davies Third World-Second Sex 2 edited by Miranda Davies EWLYNE ACCAD, Reviewer

Sex and Scicntijic Inquiry edited by Sandra Harding and,Jean F. O'Barr ANNEFA USTO STERLING,Reviewer

Love Must Not Be Forgottm by Zhang Jie Chinese Profiles by Zhang Xinxin and Sang Ye VIVIENW. NG, Reviewer

Feminist Art Criticism: An Anthology edited by Arlene Raven, Cassandra L. Langer, and Joanna Frueh Crossing Over: Feminism and Art of Social Concern by Arlene Raven CHRISTINEHA VICE, Reviewer Alien to Femininity: Speculative Fiction and Feminist Theory by Marleen S. Barr HODA M. ZAKI, Reviewer

Women and Farming: Changing Structures edited by Wava G. Haney and Jane B. Knowles CORLANNGEE BUSH, Reviewer

Patriarchy and Class: African Women in the Hmand the Workforce edited by Sharon B. Stichter and Jane L. Parpart LiJe Histories of Afn'can Women edited by Patricia Romero LIDWIENKAPTEIJNS, Reviewer

The Age of Sex Crime by Jane Caputi The Lust to Kill: A Feminist Investigation of Sexual Murdcl by Deborah Cameron and Elizabeth Frazer BETH HARTUNG, Reviewer

Temble Perfction: Women and Russian Literature by Barbara Heldt Women and Politics in the USSE Consciousness Raising and Sovict Women's Groups by Genia K. Browning TATYA NA MAMONOVA, Reviewer

The Making of Masculinifies: The New Men's Studies edited by Harry Brod The Gender of Oppression: Men, Masculinity and the Crihque of Marxism by Jeff Hearn The Horned Cod: Feminism and Men as Wounding and Healing by John Rowan MARGARET O'BRIEN,Reviewer

Research in Progreea: Scholarship Winners NWSA News Contributors Announcements Boob Received WLUME 18 . NUMBER 4 . IULY/AUGUST 1989 off aurbacks 45.

volume xix number 7 july 1989 contents interview -The Amazon Trail ...... 19 Chinese Writers Interview...... 1 The Bee's KK...... 19 ...... 19 ...... 19 conference ---- ...... 19 Finrrage in Bangladesh ...... 4 ---In The Blood ...... 19 Beyond the PowWow ...... 8 Homeland and Other Stories ...... 20 Legacies of Race 8 Ethnicity.... 12 TheCity,NotLongAfter...... 20 news commentary International...... 6 Money Talks--But We Don't...... 10 Abortion ...... 6 Anti-gay violence...... 7 Childcare...... 7 regulars Health...... 13 I Chicken Lady ...... 24 Letters ...... 25 reviews Ads ...... 26 I ...... front cover ~orni'ngreeze...... by ruth wallsarove In the Eofhe Storm. back cwer CPECIALBOOK REVIEW SECTION by c. deane a -The Lust to Ki11 ...... 1 X womenonticsand Power...... 1 0 ffmncounted.-...... 1 , Architecture & Moral ity: Charlotte Perkins Gilman.. ..-1 Mundane's e...... 1 --After Dolores ...... 1 offaurbacks

volume xix number 8 august-sept 1989 contents reviews obituary Wildfire...... 2C Toward a Theory of Law and Pat Parker ...... 1 Patriarchy ...... 21 Yale Journal of Law 8 Feminism. .21

Wornen Caught in mbeter...... 2 Webeter Explained ...... 3 Struggle Escalates...... 5 regulars Letters ...... 25 internri.;ional Chtcken Lady...... 28 Report f rorn Ti ananmen...... 14 Dykes to blatch Out For...... 28 Ads ...... 30 national domen Scl entists Funded...... ll front covler Sex of Workers...... ll Vi01 ence...... 16 cover design @I lisa granik, Harvard Clerical Contract...... 17 photo by jennle ruby irlomen's Hall of Fame ...... 17 Elizabeth Morgan Update...... 18 Lesbian Custody ...... 19 "backcwer Kowalskl Update...... 19 graphic from Women: A Pictorial SF Danestic Partners ,Ordi nance. .19 Archlve fm Hlneteeiith Century Sources- dbigny cad MNSa conference come to layout! plenary ...... 6 We'll be putting together the next Resol utlons...... 7 issue of oob on September 16th and hat's in a Name?...... 7 17th. Come join us! You don't have Lesbian Theory...... 8 to De an expert, just a feminist. Disability Discussion...... 9 Call us at 234-8072. Lesbian Comnuni ties...... 10 Science 8 Technology ...... 12 Asian Feminlsm...... 13 VOLUME XI1

B-EN WOMEN: TALKING FEMINIST: A Rou-ndtable with Susie Orbach, Israeli and Palestinian Luke Eichenbaum and Feminists Unite Merle Hoffman 7 by Phyllis Cheder, Ph.D. 13 THE DILEMMA OF OTHER MEN GENDER AND SCIENCE: by John Stoltenberg A Review Essay on Evelyn Fox For antisexist males, the world of Keller and Her Work other men can be -a scaty and by Roberta Kalechofaky 19 dangerous place" 10 THE PRESS IS THE ISSUE by Carl Jensen, Ph.D. Despite the qwntity of %ewsDbeing ABORTION REGARDLESS OF mass produced, Americans are not THE LAW: A Survey of 3OO Women being told all they have a at CHOICES Women's Medical right to know 15 Center, Immediately Prior to Their Abortions 20 THE HIDDEN SORORITY: AN OPEN LETTER TO DR C. EVEmEOOP Lesbians Over 80 D by Dr. Monika &hoe from Irene Davall 21 A hnkdiscussion of the previously neglected issues of aging and lesbianism 22 Merle Hoffman 1 'NOT THE CHURCH..." Members of the NY Pro-Cholca ConlMon hold hlgh the Win Some*Lose Some 4 Rocbmatlon (page 21) that war fasten- Choice Boob 25 ed to the door of St. Patrlck'r In NYC. Feedback 35 Juiy/August 1989 Volume 49 No. 4

Features Undoing Racism: 5 ' Next Steps by Maggie Hennessy Bringing the 6 Workshop Home White Prmlege 10 by Peggy Mclntosh On Being an Ally 13 by Joan Lester Sisterhood 16 by bell hooks Racism on Campus 20 by Elaine Roth Departments Reader's Forum' 4 WlLPF Notes 22 News Notes 25 .Review 26 In this issue FICTION JUNE/JULY 1989 Lone Tree On A Windy Hill VOLUME 12 , NUMBERS 9-10 by Louise Budde DeLaurentis..... 3

June Odet and the Countess by Rickey Gard Diamond ...... 8

Blow Wintry Wind by Naomi Feigelson Chase ...... 12

What Keeps Shug Watson Going by Elaine Fowler Palencia ...... 13

The Elocutionist by John Aylesworth...... 14

Empty Lots by Miriam Polli Katsikis...... 16 Poetry by Eliabeth Krajeck Cohen, Candy Hamilton, Joan Jarrell, Barbara Van Noord, Marilyn Kallet, Jyotsna Sansgiri, Dana Sonnen- schein, Gail Rixen, Pat Miller, Marlene Miller, Anne Mullin, Bernice Rendrick, Reja-e Busailah, Jacki Marunyez, Mary McGinnis, Bernice Rendrick, Patricia Zontelli. Imagining A Time After Clouds by Robyn Oughton ...... 21

Birth Day by Virginia Warner Brodine ...... 24

King of the ARC by Bprn Benson ...... 28 An Interview with Gretel Erlich by Konnie LeMay ...... 30 REPRODUCTIVE AND GENETIC ENGINEERING Journal of International Feminist Analysis

VOLUME 1 NUMBER 1 1988

CONTENTS

THEEDITORS 1 Editorial ! H. PATRICIAHYNES 3 in Memoriam: Ruth Bleier VERENASTOLCKE 5 hew reproductive technologies: The old quest for fatherhood. CHRISTAWICHTERICH

3 1 Tailored genes: IVF, genetic engineering, and eugenics I

ALISONSOLOMON 41 Integrating infertility crisis counseling into feminist practice ON SURROGACY

C RITAARDITTI ' 5 1 A summary of some recent developments on surrogacy in the United States

JANICEG. RAYMOND 65 The spermatic market: Surrogate stock and liquid assets NEWS ON DEVELOPMENTS 77 New reproductive technologies: News from France and elsewhere CYNTHIADE WIT and GENACOREA 87 Current developments and issues: A summary 1 GE?:-ARCHIV 103 Police raid on gene archive- News from West Germany ! CONFERENCE REPORTS ANNETTEBURFOOT 107 A review of the third annual meeting of the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology 113 The Third International Interdisciplinary Congress on Woinen BOOK REVIEWS

HELGASATZINGER 1 17 Die Ungeklarren Gefahrenporenriale der Genrechnologie edited by Regine Kollek, Beatrix Tappeser, and Giinter Ahner

119 Made ro Order: The Myrh of Reproducrive and Generic Progress edited by Patricia Spallone and Deborah Lynn Steinberg 123 Biographical Statements 1 REPRODUCTIVE AND GENETIC ENGINEERING Journal of International Feminist Analysis

VOLUME 1 NUMBER 2 1988

CONTENTS THEED1lDR.S 125 Acknowledgment

127 Experimental obstetrics and national socialism: The conceptual basis of reproductive technology today

133 Perfect mothers, perfect babies: An examination of the ethics -... of fetal treatment 141 Built-in obsolescence: Women, embryo production, and genetic engineering

153 The state of contraceptive technology in Bangladesh 159 Amenorrhea and autobiography 167 Blurred generic conventions: Pregnancy and power in feminist science fiction NEWS ON DEVELOPMENTS JANICEG. RAYMOND 175 At Issue: In the matter of Baby M: Rejudged GENACOREA and 183 Current developments and issues: A summary CYNTHIADE WIT UTE WINKLER 205 New U.S. know-how in Frankfurt -A "surrogate mother" agency CONFERENCE REPORTS BARBARAORLAND 209 Having children-A matter of high technology (Report of the 13th German Congress for Perinatal Medicine in Berlin)

213 Maternity in the laboratory: An international forum on the new reproductive technologies BOOK REVIEW BETSYETNRRE 2 1 5 Reproductive Technologies: Gender, Motherhood and Medicine edited by Michelle Stanworth 219 Biographical Statements REPRODUCTIVE AND GENETIC ENGINEERING Journal of 11~ternational Feminist Analysis

JME 1 NUMBER3 1988

CONTENTS JOHANNARIECLER and 22 1 Product egg: Egg selling in an Austrian IVF clinic AIJRILIA U F IKI:RT 225 From the individual to the dividual: In the supermarket of "reproductive alternatives" MONIKALEUZISCER and 239 "1 can feel it-my baby is healthy": Women's experiences with BIGNARAMBERT prenatal diagnosis in Switzerland 25 1 Women as test-sites for fertility drugs: Clomiphene citrate and hormonal cocktails 275 Behold, the Lord hath restrained me from bearing NEWS ON DEVELOPMENTS

281 At Issue: Of eggs, embryos and altruism GENACOREA and 287 Current developments and issues: A summary CYNTHIADE WIT CONFERENCE REPORTS 309 The First International Conference on Philosophical Ethics in Reproductive Medicine; and Challenging Issues in Bioethics: International Seminar of the Fondazione HELGASATSINGER and 313 Frauen in Auseinandersetszung mit Gen- und PATRICIASPALLONE Fortpflanzungstechnologien (Women responding to Genetic and Reproductive Technologies) BOOK REVIEW

SIL~IAH~FMANN 3 17 Genzeit: Die industrialisierung von pflanze, tier und mensch: errnittl~ingmin der Schweiz edited by Claudia Roth 319 Biographical Statements 321 Announcement 323 Notice I Volume 1 Contents and Author Index REPRODUCTIVE AND GENETIC ENGINEERING 53. Journal of International Feminist Analysis

VOLUME 2 NUMBER 1 1989

CONTENTS RENATESADROZINSKI 1 'Kinder oder keine-entscheiden wir alleine' On the abolition of the law against abortion and the patriarchal need to protect embryos SHARYNL. ROACH 11 New reproductive technologies and legal reform HELENBEQUAERT HOLMES 29 iiepatitis-Yet another risk of in vitro fertilization? H. PATRICIAHYNES 39 Biotechnology in agriculture: An analysis of selected technologies and policy in the United States AT ISSUE JANICEG. RAYMO~ 51 The international traffic in women: Women used in systems of surrogacy and reproduction NEWS ON DEVEIDPMENTS ALISONSOLOMON 59 Report from Israel CYNTHIA da Wrr-and 63 Current developments and issues: A summary GENACOREA CONFERENCE REPORTS RENATEKLEIN 91 German women say 'no' to reproductive and genetic technologies BOOK REVIEWS PATRICIASPALLONE 99 Feminism Within the Science & Health Care Professions: Overcoming Resistance edited by Sue V. Rosser and Eaching Ethnology from a Rminist &rspective by Joan Rothschild

P.mucu SPALLONE 101 Resources 103 Biographical Statements RFRB DRF 54. RESOURCES FOR FEMINIST RESEARCH DOCUMENTATION SUR LA RECHERCHE FEMINISTE

Table of ContentslSommaire RFRlDRF Volume 18 number 1IMarch 1989 The Review lssuelComptes rendus

Ethics and Human Reproduction: A Feminist Analysis Book Reviews/Comptes rendus 3 Christine Overall Reviewed by Mary Anne Coffey The Aerial Letter 3 Nicole Brossard (Marlene Wildeman, trans.) Feminism and Poetry: Language, Experience, Reviewed by Linda Cardinal Identity in Women's Writing Jan Montefiore A la table de George Sand 3 Reviewed by Janice Williamson Christiane Sand Compte rendu par Marguerite Andersen Femmes, tcriture, philosophie Lise Pelletier et Guy Bouchard, &Is. Beautiful Merchandise: Prostitution in China 4 Compte rendu par Jeannette Laillou Savona 1860-1936 Sue Gronewold Femmes et Samourai' Reviewed by Frances M. Shaver Catherine Pigeaire et HidCko Fukumoto Compte rendu par Johanne Grenier Being Pregnant Daphne Morrison Les femmes, le travail et la pauvretC Reviewed by Amy 61 Rossiter Concilium, no. 214 Compte rendu par Denise Veillette Chinese Women's Studies Li Min and Wang Fukang Five Sisters: Women Against the Tsar Reviewed by Su Jianping Barbara Alpern Engel and Clifford N. Rosenthal, eds. and trans. Criminal Women Reviewed by Mary Allen-Creighton Pat Carlen, ed. Reviewed by Marge Reitsma-Street Gender, Culture and Empire: European Women in Colonial Nigeria The Defiant Muse: French Feminist Poems from 7 Helen Callaway the Middle Ages to the Present - A Bilingual Reviewed by Susan M. lbrner Anthology Domna C. Stanton, &I. Give and Take in Families: Studies in Resource Compte rendu par Madeleine Jeay Distribution Julia Brannen and Gail Wilson, eds. Des femmes en politique 8 Reviewed by Meg Luxton Mariette Simeau Compte rendu par Manon Tremblay A History of Their Own: Women in Europe from Prehistory to the Present (Volume I) Des mkes contre les femrpes - MaternitC et 9 Bonnie S. Anderson and Judith P. Zinsser patriarcat au Maghreb Reviewed by L.J. Abray Camille Lacoste-Dujardin Compte rendu par Maroussia Hajdukowski-Ahmed A History of Women Philosophers (Volume I: 600 BC-500 AD) English Laundresses: A Social History, 1850-1930 10 Mary Ellen Waithe, ed. Patricia Malcolmson Reviewed by Sr. Prudence Allen Reviewed by Barbam Roberts Home Economics and Feminism: The Hestian Equal or Different: Women's Politics, 1800-1914 10 Synthesis Jane Rendall, ed. Patricia J. Thompson Reviewed by Jane Lewis Reviewed by Anne Innis Dagg RFRH DRF

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Table of ContentslSommaire RFRIDRF Volume 18 number 1March 1989 The Review lssuelComptes rendus (Continued)

Homeworking: Myths and Realities Myths of Sexuality: Representations of Women in 33 Sheila Allen and Carol Wolkowitz Victorian Britain Reviewed by Margaret A. Oldfied Lynda Nead Reviewed by Carolyn Stmnge In alle Richtungen zugleich Brigitte Nolleke The New Day Recalled: Lives of Girls and Women 34 and in English Canada, 1919-1939 Die Herren der Dinge Veronica Strong-Boag Hilke Schlaeger, ed. Reviewed by Linda Rae Steward and Die Hiiter der Ordnung The New Women: Adelaide's Early Women 35 Lydia Willkop, ed. Graduates Reviewed by Marguerite Andersen Alison Mackinnon Reviewed by Lin Momncy Buckland The Invisible Resource: Women and Work in 25 Rural Bangladesh Ben J. Wallace, Rosie Mujid Ahsan, Shahnaz Huq No Small Legacy: Canada's Nellie McClung 36 Hussain and Ekramul Ahsan Blazing a Trail for Faith and Justice Reviewed by Jennifer Leith Carol L. Hancock Reviewed by Anne Innis Dagg Jeanne d'Arc 27 Rkgine Pernoud et Marie-Vkronique Clin Compte mndu par Monique Dumais No Way to Live: Poor Women Speak Out Sheila Baxter The Lady and the Virgin: Image, Attitude and 27 Reviewed by Cathy Livingstone Experience in Tbelfth Century France Penny Schine Gold La Parole MCttque Reviewed by Joan Gibson Compte mndu par Marguerite Andersen

Landscape for a Good Woman: A Story of Two 29 The Politics of Community Services: Immigrant 38 Lives Women, Class and the State Carolyn Kay Steedman Roxana Ng Reviewed by Bmnda Beagan Reviewed by Tania Das Gupta

Lyn: A Story of Prostitution 30 Private and Fictional Worlds: Canadian Women 39 June kineand Lyn Madden Novelists of the 1970s and 1980s Reviewed by Shannon Bell Coral Ann Howells Reviewed by Barbara Godard Madame du Deffand et son monde 31 Benedetta Craveri (Sibylle Zavriew, trans.) Prudent Revolutionaries: Portraits of British 40 Reviewed by Suzanne J. Bailey Feminists Between the Wars Brian Harrison Marguerite Duras: dans les trous du discours 32 Reviewed by Dorothy Zuborszky Irhe Pagts, Cd. Compte mndu par Marguerite Andersen Women: A History 42 The Clio Collective MisEducation: Women and Canadian Universities 32 Reviewed by Phyllis M. Senese Anne Innis Dagg and Patricia J. Thomvson Reviewed by Jackel st& Reviewing the Reviews: A Woman's Place on the 42 Book Page Women in Publishing Reviewed by Maumen Fitzgemld (Continued, next page) RFRH DRF

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Table of ContentslSommaire RFRIDRF Volume 18 number 1/March 1989 The Review lssuelComptes rendus ntinued ) Selected Writings on Feminism and Socialism 43 Women Directors: The Emergence of a New by Lily Braun Cinema Alfred G. Meyer, trans. and ed. Barbara Koenig Quart Reviewed by Joan Campbell Reviewed by Rusty Neal

Le silence des mkdias 44 Women in the Administrative Revolution Colette Beauchamp Graham Lowe Compte rendu par Andde Gagnon. Reviewed by Jane Gaskell

Six Red Months in Russia 44, Women in the World Economy Louise Bryant Susan P. Joekes Reviewed by Aniko Varpalotai Reviewed by Frances M. Shaver

Slash 45 Women in Western Political Philosophy Jeanette Armstrong Ellen Kennedy and Susan Mendus, eds. Reviewed by Betsy Warland and Women in Political Theory: From Ancient Still Running.. . Personal Stories by Queen's 47 Misogyny to Contemporary Feminism Women Diana H. Cooke Joy Parr, ed. Reviewed by Mary O'Brien Reviewed by Susan Jackel Women, Sport and Physical Activity Sultana's Dream and Selections from The 48 Helen Lenskyj Secluded Ones Reviewed by Cathy Bmy Rokeya Sakhawat Hossein Reviewed by Fauzia Rqfiq A Women's Thesaurus: An Index of Language moBoys, a Girl, and Enough! Reproductive 49 Used to Describe and Locate Information By Decision-making on the Mexican Periphery and About Women Jeanne M. Simonelli Mary Ellen S. Capek, ed. Reviewed by Linda J. HubbeN Reviewed by Jeanne St. Pierre

Un monde ii I'usage des Demoiselles 50 Writing Differences: Readings from the Seminar 59 Paule Constant of Heltne Cixous Compte rendu par FM~CO~S~Braun Susan Sellers, ed. Reviewed by Carolyn Hlus

Women and Change in Latin America Books Received/Livres reps June Nash and Helen Safa, eds. Reviewed by Jennifer L. Newton Abstmts/P&cis de lecture

Women and Men: Interdisciplinary Readings on 5 1 in Progress/Trareux en tours Gender Greta Hofmann Nemiroff, ed. Announcements/Annonces Reviewed by Helen Lenskyj Sagewoman 57. A marterly Magazine of Women's Spirituality

Articles Creating Ritual...5

Artwork in this Issue Cover: Carol Bridges Carol Jean Lop...21 Daughters of the Moon Tarot ... 7,3l Summer 9989 Goddess Channeling Cards, "Demeter"... 23 Volume 111, Issue #10 Joann Colbert... l3,19, back inside ova Katl yn... I, 29 Mary Deborah Stacy..A Wahaba Heartsun... 25,27,3O SEX ROLES A Journal of Research

Vol. 20. Nos. 3/4 February 1989

CONTENTS

Out of Focus: Images of Women and Men in Newspaper Photographs Barbara F. Luebke Ideology or Experience? The Relationships Among Perceptions, Attitudes, and Experiences of Sexual Harassment in University Students Donald B. Mazer and Elizabeth F. Percival Gender Differences in Conflict Resolution Styles of Managers: At Work and at Home Leonard H. Chusmir and Joan Mills Competitive vs. Noncompetitive Styles: Which Is Most Valued in Courtship? Mary Riege Laner Empty Nest, Cohort, and Employment in the Well-Being of Midlife Women Pamela K. Adelmann, Toni C. Antonucci, Susan E. Crohan, and Lerita M. Coleman Mass Media Effects on Sex Role Attitudes of Incarcerated Men Glenn Fisher Sex Differences in Occupational Values Judith S. Bridges The Relationship of Self-Monitored Dating Behaviors to Level of Feminist Identity on the Feminist Identity Scale Kathryn M. Rickard ANNOUNCEMENT ERRATUM SEX ROLES A Journal of Research

Vol. 20, Nos. 5/6 March 1989

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When a Kiss is Not Just a Kiss: Relating Violations of Consent in Kissing to Rape Myth Acceptance 23 1 Le.slie Margolin, Melody Miller, and Patricia B. Moran Structured and Unstructured Exposure to Computers: Sex Differences in Attitude and Use Among College Students 245 Elizabeth C. Arch and David E. Cummins Female Subordination in the Arab-Israeli Community: The Adolescent Perspective of "Social Veil" 255 Tamar Rapoport. Edna Lomski-Feder, and Mohammed Masalha Adults' Attitudes About Assignments of Household Chores to Male and Female Children 27 1 Pat N. Lackey Effects of Leader Sex, Subordinate Sex, and Subordinate Performance on the Use of Influence Strategies 283 Mahfooz A. Ansari Beyond Depression: Gender Differences in Normal Adolescents' Emotional Experiences 295 Janice C. Stapley and Jeanette M. Haviland Of Sex Roles and Strollers: Female and Male Attention to Toddlers at the Zoo 309 Alyson L. Burns, G. Mitchell, and Stephanie Obradovich Influence of Sport Participation Upon Sex Role Oreintation of Caucasian Males and Their Attitudes Toward Women 317 Steve Houseworth, Kenneth Peplow. and Joel Thirer The Role of Experience in Spatial Test Performance: A Meta-Analysis 327 Maryann Baenninger and Nora Newcombe BOOK REVIEWS 345 SIGNS JOURNAL OF WOhIEN IN CULTURE AND SOCIETY

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SUMMER 1989 VOLUME 14 NUMBER 4

COMMON GROUNDS AND CROSSROADS: RACE, ETHNICITY, AND CUSS IN WOMEN'S LIVES

Sandra Morgen Spcial Issue Editor William H. Chafe, Beverly Contributing Editors Jones. Elizabeth Kamarck Minnich, Karen Sacks, and Carol B. Stack Editorial Patricia Hill Collins The Social Construction of Black Feminist Thought Susan A. Mann Slavery, Sharecropping, and Sexual Inequality Hill Gates The Commoditization of Chinese Women Aida Hurtado Relating to Privilege: Seduct~onand Rejection In the Subordmatlon of Whlte Women and Women of Color

Maxine Baca Zinn Family, Race, and Poverty in the Eighties Patricia Hill Collins A Comparison of Two Works on Black Family Life

TRIBUTE Charles Payne Ella Baker and Models of Social Change

COSFERESCE REPORT The First Southern Conference on Women's History Kathleen C. Berkeley Introduction Jacquelyn Dowd Hall Partial Truths Darlene Clark Hine Rape and the Inner Lives of Black Women in the Middle West: Prellm~naryThougk OP me Culture of Di55ev~lance Elsa Barkley Brown African-American Women's Quilting: A Frameworic for Conceor;a:z.n< and Teacrmg Ai--can-Avertcan Hlsrory

Q 1989 by The University of Chicago. All rights reserved. SIGNS JOURNAL OF WOMEN IN CULTURE AND SOCIETY

( Continued ) SUMMER 1989 VOLUME 14 NUMBER 4

BOOK REVIE\ilS Karen Trrnkrg Hansen 930 White Women in Fiji. 1835-1930: The Ruin of Empire?by Chud~aKnapman: Worn of the Rirj by Margaret Macrn~lhn:The Compassionate Memsahibs: Welfare Activities of British Women in India, 1900-1947 by Mary Ann L~nd.Gender, Culture and Empirc: European Women in Cohial Nigeria by Helen Callaway Marilyn SankMobley 934 Invented Livcr: Narratives of Black Women. 1860-1960 by Mary Helen Washmgton. RcconsmJcting Womanhood: The Emergence of the AhAmerican Woman Novelist by Hazel V Carby. A Life Dircilkd: Gwendolyn Brooks, HaPatry and Fiction edned by Maria K. Mootry and Gary Srnnh 939 The Crorsoads of Clam and Gender: Industrial Homework, Subambacting, and Household Dynamh in MuioCity by Lcurdes Beneria and Martha Rdc!An: Wwncn in the Wald Economy: An INSTRAW Study, prepared by Susan P Joekes: Development, Crises. and Alternative Visionr Third World Women's Perspectives by Grta Sen and Caren Grown Gay Wikntz 942 Ngarnbik Studies of Women in African Litmature echted by Carok Boyce Danes and Anne Adams Graves Donna J. Hataway 945 Spirits of Resistance and Capitalist Discipline: Factary Women in Malaysia by A~hwaOng Deborah E. McDowell 948 Color. Sex, and Poew Three Women Writers of the HukmRenaissance by Glora T. Hull, The Character of the YVord: The Texts of Zorr Nuk Hunton by Karla Holloway; Specifying: Black Women Writing the American Experience by Susan W~ll~s

953 PuMlcatms of Interest 956 Calls for Papers 958 Abm the Contributors

96 1 AuthorKi Ink. General 968 AuthorfIitle Ink. Books Rw~ewed 976 Nmce to Contributors July 1989 Volume 14, Number 11

FEATURES DEPARTMENTS Eileen Bolinsky OTHER Day by Day: Women Living With AlDS 15 Letters Lena Jayywi Palestinian Women and the Inli/a& 18 Dehhie Lubarr A Conversalion with Irena Klepfisz 19 Jaymc Ryan Legalized Prostitution: For Whose Benefit? 22

POETRY& FICTION Bookstores Nan Dal'inrentu Ifayes Community Action- :\ And Miles to go JieCore 1 Slccp 31 Education 1 Terri L. Jewel1 Event4 61) lla'nt 36 Health 3941 Felled Shadows 36 Help Wanted 44-41 Mimi Pbin-Foul 103" 36 Lucia Joyce 36 Retail 27-28 Mary Susannah Robbins Services 11-lf32-3 1 Men 36 BooKs Therapy Croups 29 Travel Guide Jeni/er LvaberJ National 13-14 AIDS: The Women, edited by Ines Rieder and Patricia Ruppelt 41 Outdoor Adventures " Korin Aguilar-San Jnan Provincetown 4 \ 42 Smte ojWar by Ninotchka Hosca Western Massachusetts 21 Ka~enl.ln&ry '68, '78, '88 by Amanda Sebestyen -- 44 FILM Kdhi Maio Earth Girls: A Good Man Is Hard to Find 34 THEATRE

Rean Chase S.W.O.N. Songs: A Miswcl Opportunity -- 38

I.yryri Mmrill ' \Vo~ncn'sSurnmer Tl~catrein Boston -38 Joy Ifolland A Dyke at the Opera 39

Meredith 7mky Awakening in Nicaragua 9 MN~CAN3ers.m The Butrhcr of Dayton - Y JmJiardy Christians, Crystals, New-Agers and Zuchiui 10 A ugust 1989 Volume 14, Number 12 Book Supplement #Qditrund,r,r*/ FEATURES SVCM EisenbLg ADVERTISINGGUIDES Tradeswomen: An Endangered Species? 14 Books 2A, 3 Maryh Nihn Bookstores 8A. llA-12 Alaska: Women and Salmon 16 Community Action Cy~hEnlor Education 30-: The Other Overseas Duty 18 Events 7-1 Health 36-: Help Wanted 40-r POETRY& FICTION Mail Order 8A-10 Modrlinc Barry Periodicals Guide 6 My Father At Eighty 21 Retail KmnBhk Services 19-20,25,! Au bade 2 1 Therapy 32-! Claudia Buckhoholrs E.S.L. Teacher 21 Therap Groups 1 Travel Guides CwyMe GarfinCIe Coffee Beans 21 National 5. Lee AM Hale Outdnor Adventures I Public Pumbling 21 Provincetown 2 Lesh Newnmu U'estern Massachusetts 1 Right OfT the Bat 28 Women OHned Business Director! 4 FILMITHEATRE Joy Holm Little Vera: No Easy Answers 30 DenLe Manou Lesbian Drama: Watching Us Be Ourselves 31

Jemi/cr Einhorn M~c Shawn Colvin: Boston's Favorite 32

VISUALARTS Carol Quirk "Still Not Satisfied" 36 VIEWPOINTS Margaret Cerdlo We Won't Go Back! 7

FIRSTPERSON Judith E. Beck11 Birthmarks: A Birthmother's View of Adoption 8

OTHERDEPARTMENTS Letters 3-5,3841 News Briefs 10 Calendar. --77 Boston Briefs 64= THIRD WOMAN vol. Iv 1989

The Sexuality of Latinas

Con tents

Poetry J111iaharez The Sulnmer OS'Tlle Frctru-e Adela Alonso Tan to Tiernpo Gloria AnzaldGa La historia tle la n~;nimacIio Cortlelia Ch5vez Cantlelaria Scginen ts Denise Cl~rivez Thc Fall Tllc Facc of ail Angcl (Excct-pts) Sin amor Santlra Cisn eros Clar~diaColindres Down Tllcrc A Letter To My Mother

rosin:^ Con tle Erlintla Gonsriles-Berry Los s11e6ostle J~~ana Conversaciones con Srrgio

Arcelia Ponce Darl);~~.;rDrinson C~lricl La preferida Ci~~tl;~danotle mis sr~ehs Sonia Rivera-Valtlh Las historias prohibidas dc hhrt;~ Venerantla (li.;lg~iiento)

Victoria Alegria Rosalcs To All Women Who I lave Travcletl the Same Road As I

Mary Siqueiros First Time My Otlier Self (Journal entry, Fa11 1970)

Gmnen Tafolla Federico y Elfiria THIRD

The Sexuality of Latinas

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Drama

Ana Maria Simo Santa Barraza \Vhat Do You See? Mother Looks On While Vulti~l-ePreys OIIC's 87 Coatlicue 153

Rita Cllivez Who Can We Be? PegnJob La sexualidad en la narrativa femenina Marina Gutierrez mexicana 1970-1987 Sisters

Juanita Luna Lawhn Ester 11ern;indez Renee l~npcdi~ncntsto M'on~en's Self-Definition La troquera back cover La Virgen de Giiadali~pe 42 Yvonnc YarbreBqjarano Primer enciientro de lesbianas feministas Enedina Crisarez-V6sqi1cz Iatinoamericanas y caribeiias Como seinos rnujcres. sicmpre nos verin asi front co\w Ana Castillo The Distortion of Desire Bibliography Cherric hlorag;? Algo secretamente amado Nor~naAlarc611 Tl~eObedient Daughter Chicana Writers and C~iticsin a Soci.11 Context: Toaards a Contemporiu-y Bibliography 169

Peggy Job Lourdes Torres Narradoras mexicanas contempor'aneas, Risking All for Margarim 1970- 1987 I i!)

Contributors I85 Art

Juana Alicia Xochiquetzal

Cecilia /jlvarez Los eternos sacrificios TRADESWOMEN A Quarterly Masazine for Women in Blue-collar Work

Vol. 8, No. 2 Spring 1989

CONTENTS 5 Crossing the Country 10 Interview Treating the Sewage Helen Vozenilek 19 Maritime Careers Charter Boat Skipper Jan Sigler 22 First Mate Heidi Keller 25 Radio Officer Patricia Kelley 28 Portrait of a Trade Saw Mill Operator Sally Taliaf err0 32 First Person Heavy Equipment Operator Terry Buschbascher DEPARTMENTS 1 Letter From the Staff Molly Martin 2 Supporting OurselveslSupport Groups 14 Fiction Debbie Dritz 38 Resources 39 Networking TRIVIA - A JOURNAL OF IDEAS SPRING 1989

CONTENTS

Editorial Writing in Tongues 5 Lee Maracle Mwing Over 9 Susanne de I Write Le Body Bilingual 13 Lotbiniere-Harwood a love affair-e in nomad's land Jeannette C. Armstrong Cultural Robbery: lmperialism 2 1 Voices of Native Women Conversations lntemiew with Lee Marack 24 at the Book Fair Interview with Gloria Amaldtia 37 Gloria Anzaldua Border Crossings 46 Marion Ktaft Between Aversion, Alibi and 52 Acknowledgement: White Feminism and Black Women's Literature in Germany Michele Causse translated by Lise Weil Ruthann Robson Nightshade After Reading Trivia 13 Verena Stefan Literally Dreaming translated by Tobe Levin and Johanna Albert Jewelle Gomez In Review: Chrystos' Not Vanishing Linda L Nelson After Reading BorderlanddLa Frontera by Gloria Anzakitia H Strife Summer, 1989

Letters ...... 2 Jeux Sans Frontikres: international campaigns against sex tourism Trine Thoen and Nina Kristianson ...... 10 Bitter Ironies: the professionalisation of child sexual abuse Liz Kelly ...... 14 Intimate Questions Barbara Jones on feminists and money ...... 22 With Our Own Hands: violence between and by women Ellen Bell ...... 26 Liz Kelly and Sara Scott ...... 28 '68, '78, '88: Sophie Laws reviews a new collection. . of writing about the last 20 years of feminism ...... 30 Creating a politics of appearance - the national fat women's conference: report by Heather Smith ...... 36 Black Women and Feminism bell hooks ...... 42 Feminist Theatricals: Lynn Alderson interviews Gillian Hanna of Monstrous Regiment ...... 47 VOLUME 3 NUMBER 4 FEATURES JULY/AUGUST 1989

Stonewall: For Once And iUI by Susan T. Chasin ...... 4

The World Outside - A Short Story by Elaine Douglas ...... 9

Dykes to Watch Out For by Alison Bechdel ...... Inside Cover LPr 21

COLUMNS

Heartbeat - Confessions of A Computer Addict by Lee Chiaramonte ...... 12

Under The Law -The Lesbian Rights Project Goes National by Paula L. Ettelbrick ...... 11

REVIEWS

Books - A Ristricted Country by Elynor Vine ...... 16

Film - For Love and For Life: The 1987 March On Washington by Lori Ryan ...... 20

Music - Not Just Women's Music by V.J. Beauchamp ...... 18

DEPARTMENTS

Classifieds ...... Inside Back Cover

Resources ...... Back Cover

From 'Our Readers ...... ?

Letter from the Publisher ...... 3 WISCONSIN WOMAN

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,-~- VOLUME 3, NUMBER 3 a FEATURES TRAVEL HISTORIC RURAL WISCONSIN Dismver stop ahng our state's rustic rds 12 by Sheila Chrmrplin and Lany Knutson.

FATHERHOOD: WHAT EVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW Ihe qadmgmk of fathers...... 14 by WmWhitehed.

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LEGISIATION Recap of the kst mngmiorat session...... 5 by fiznnuh RLxmthaI.

LElTEM Commadsf~~mourreadas 2 BlU5IARD Sqptgroup and otha hns of htm~to wo 2 by Ann Angel. FINANCE Are you 4 by Sally Grnto wedde. Acmlkmpkhg women on the move, honns and ad. 6 tr ATBoyle. KaD Acb~ibbean 8 by F. Lynn Nelson BUSINESS 'Wmad Power" 10 by K* Radish. PARENTING A dad's-eye view of raising childre 11 by Iohn H. Edd. IN GEAR Wisamsin Woman test &a the Subaru Judy 23 by Ibn huk. CALENDAR June arts, entertainment and wninan thmllghout W& ...... 24 WISCON/SIN WOMAN

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FEATURES DEPARTMENTS BRlMING THROUGH THE GLASS LBITHRS W&womn@up ...... 2

CEILING Beth Ritchd of SC Johmon & Son, Inc. ' gli&stothetopofthehdda.byRT.Both ...... 7 BILLBOARD Suppat pup and ever& of interest to women. by Ann Angel ...... 2 HODAG! A femcd regtilian &a & its way throughRb&derIegd.bySusmBayer Ward ...... 8 PINANCB Women bdm sban aaes stories. by Kris Radish ...... " ...... 4 RBPORT: SPECIAL ENTmTWlTBRTAIMNG ACHEVBRS Nokworthy news abad Wmnin women ...... 5 How to 0qpk.e the Best F'ds Ever! by F. Lynn Nehn ...... 10 Aftanoon Ddghts by Keb Womer ...... 11 RBALTH If you're thinbing about metic surgery, bm an the Orienhl Plavors for Occidental Taste by F. Lynn Nelson ...... 12 beband the cosb. by Susm Montgomery ...... 16 M@ICdchenCedgeb by~&yston~...... 14 The Healthy Side of Bed ...... 15 PARENTING WhenchiEdrenmhomfromsEhoolduetoillness,sick childmsavicescdnhelp. byJulie W~kmun...... 17

SANDRA KBVIN: PORTRAFT OF A SELF-MADE WOMAN How BEAUTY AND FASHION Ikape pudin wlik - the ligbt, cod one ambitious rmman made it from a clerical pait to pbdip. mah of summer fashion. by Sum E. Daniels ...... 22 by TinaSattersonandMtnySpam ...... 18

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LEGISLATION Forty percent of all 13yeards today will be pregmt CALENDAR OF EVENTS Workhop, seminars, arts and al~ombeforethq.tumrn.Whatcdnwedoaboutthisepidemr? entertainment throughout Wmnsin ...... 24 by Hannah Rosenthal ...... 6 Wisconsin Women's Law Journal

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Copyright Q 1988 the WirdnWomen's Low Joumol, Ins. All %hts resmd.

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THETAX REFORM Am OF 1986: DOES IT Go FARENOUGH TO ACHIEVE PENSIONEQUITY FOR WOMEN? Vicki Gottluh 1 PANDORA'SBox: AN ESSAYREVIEW OF AMERICANLAW AND LITERATURE ON PROSTITUTION Anita L. Morse 21 BIBLIOGRAPHYOF RESOURCES ON AMERICANLAW AND LITERATURE ON PROSTITUTION Julie Brewer 63 COMMENT AN OVERVIEWOF DEFENSEOF BATTEREDWOMEN FROM A P~T~~NVIC~IONPERSPECTIVE Susan L. Podebradsb 95 Maq E. Triggicrno-Hunt BOOK REVIEWS FEMINISTTHEORY: THE 1-AL TRADITIONSOF AMERICAN FEMINISM;and FEMINISMIN FRANCE Susan Erichon 1 17 Nancy Frank 129 Women & Health

Volume 15 Number 1 1989

CONTENTS

EDITORIAL OVERVIEW Jeanne Mager Stellman, PhD Effects of Multiple Roles on Women's Health -Evidence from a National Longitudinal Study 3 Ingrid Waldron, PhD Jerry A. Jacobs, PhD Women, Work, and Preventive Health Care: An Exploratory Study of the Efficacy of HMO Membership 21 Mary E. Lutz, DSW Marital Interaction and the Health and Well-Being of Spouses 35 Ralph A. Schmoldt, MS Clyde R Pope, PhD Judith H. Hibbard, DrPH The Effects of Consumer Education on Women's Health: A Pilot Study 57 Jeri L. Bigbee, RN, PhD Accessibility and Organizational Settings for Public Supported Family Planning Services 71 Sharon E. Milligan, PhD "Hope in Another Direction": Compensation for Work-Related Illness Among Women, 1900-1960-Part I 81 Anthony Bale, PhD, MPH

BOOKS RECEIVED 103 74. Women

Volume XI Number 1 Winter 1987

Conflict Among Women: Constructing Conversations Loren Blewelt The Uses of Anger: Women Responding to Racism Audre Lorde Loving and Leaving Lesbians: Why We Break Up Mary Lee Sargent The Human Need for Problem and Conflict and Thus for Peace Herbert Briin Conflict in the Women's Studies Classroom: Some Ideas for Coping Katy Wiss A Non-Conflict Sarah Wiseman Exerpts from "An Interview with Charlotte Bunch" Feminism, Overheard (Friction and Feminists) Susan Paren ti The Pornography Debate in the Women's Community: A Clash of Culture Denice A. Yanni Annotated Bibliography on Conflict Among Women Loren Blewett Three Poems by Michelen Wandor Feminist's Novel Approaches to Conflict Cheris Kramarae and Jana Kramer Metaphor and Conflict in Feminist Organizations Loren Bkwett Anger, Conflict, and Resolution in Women's Groups Bonnie J. Englehardt Conflicts Between Women and Work Deanna F. Womack Recent Publications ' Cheris Kramarae The Tenth Annual Communication, Language and Gender Conference List of papers and presenters Announcements Volume XI Number 2 Winter 1988

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Colonialism: SpacedPlaces. Uma Narayan Language, Feminism, Theory in the 1990s: Centering the Margins Claudia Salazar WO/MANITHIRDIWORLD Trinh T. Minh-ha Finding Our Own Voices: The Need for Non-Western Contributions to Global Feminism Uma Narayan The 'Other' Woman in A Passage lo India: Film as Colonial Discourse Keya Ganguly Family Violence and Magical Violence: The Woman as Victim in China's One-Child Family Policy Ann Stasia Anagnost Who's Calling Whom "Subaltern"? Daphne Patai Colonial Fiction I and I1 Uma Narayan Power Politics and Gender Awareness: Some Notes on Oral History with Women in Latin America Margaret Randall "In and Against Development": Feminist Confront Development on its own Ground Adele Mueller Using the Oppressor's Language in the Study of Women and Development Sylvia M. Hale Some Dangers in Conducting Third World Feminist Communications Research Angharad N. Valdivia Informal Communication Networks: Who is Listening to Women? Cheris Krarnarae Cost of Living Ariel Dorfman Lyrics Evelyn Accad Erotic Language in Brazilian Women's Fiction Susan Canty Quinlan The Blurring of Boundaries on the Life and Work of Marina Colasanti Peggy Sharpe-Valadares Women in Third World Countries: A (Very) Selective Guide Beth Stafford Women and Local Participation: Some Notes on the Changing Discourse of Organized Pobladoms in Santiago, Chile Veronica Schild Women in the Ecuadorian Press: Some notes on Spanish Language and Machismo Mariana LandAzuri Announcements Contributors Women & Performance A Journal of Feminist Theory

Editorial voices

The Shadow Block: Female Bonding in Quilters Joanne Karpinski

Fbinist Rituals of Re-Membered History: Lisa Jones, Kaylynn Sullivan, Joyce Scott Arlene Raven

A Prescription for Femininity: Male Interpretation of the Feminine Ideal at the Turn of the Century Geraldine Maschio

The Anna Crusis Women's Choir Dyana Vukovich

Narrative History, Female Subjectivity, and the Theatre of Linda Mussmann Cross Way Cross: Going Forward by Going Back 64 Rebecca Schneider

Cross way cross Civil War Chronicles, Part 111 Linda Mussmann

Turning History Around: Linda Mussmann's Chronicles Marianne Goldberg

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PAINTING UPDATE 2 May Stevens 1Joyce Koziofll Ellen Wiener / Joan Nelson/ Dotty Attie 1 Diane Burko I Hollis Sigler I Helen Miranda Wilson Roberta Loach

14 Margery Austen Ryerson, Obituary Poem, Eve Memam

PAINTING OUTREACH 15 Susanne Okamoto I Susan Bee I Sharon Vatsky I Jeanne Nugent I Tomar Levine 1 Andrea Stern I Mary King I Helen R. Klebesaael I Diane L. Janowski I Norma Jean Squires / Patricia Tavenner I Alice Phillips 1 Lisa Dale Miller 1 Catherine Cabanis I Eleanor Speiss-Ferris

22 A Rat Parade, Irmagean

23 Pornography in the Mainstream

PANELS 21 WCA Conference: Working in Communities / Women Humanizing High Technology 1Images of Rage in Western Art / Women's Spirituality./ Women Artists in the California Landscape I Clothing as Model, as Metaphor I Dirt Heaven 29 CAA Conference: The Woman Question I California Sculpture / Facing the Lass 1 The Moral Imperative in Contemporary Art 37 NYFAI Panels: Beyond Survival

EXHIBITIONS 40 Helene Aylon reviewed by Cynthia Navareua 43 Donna Marxer reviewed by Lida Moser Linda Troeller reviewed by Marilyn Stem 41 Darla Bjork reviewed by Elise LaRose 45 Eleanor Dickinson reviewed by Jo Hanson Sanda Aronson reviewed by Marione Ashbum 46 Janto Family reviewed by Shirley Fuerst 47 Janet Coldner reviewed by John Krisulewicz Nancy Chunn reviewed by Judy Seigel 48 Sally Fine reviewed by Jody Erdrnan

ALMANAC 49 Solos, Croups, Women in the News, Schedule of Events; Conferences, Seminars & Lectures; Slide Calk & Opportunities 64 Vestal on Stieglitz & O'Keeffe Editor's Farewell INTERNATIONAL pl >NETWORK

READERS GUIDE :

1 EDITORIAL : VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN 2 - 4 WOMEN AND THE UNITED NATIONS COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN : 33rd Session-Roundup/Summary

Enlarqement of Particioation voted- - ~ lMemb~rshinl r a DIVISION for the ADVANCEMENT OF WOMEN : Activities and Responsibilities 4th Annual IWRAW SEMINAR in VIENNA -Intern. Women's Rights Action Watch NATIONAL COMMITTEE on CEDAW (Comm. on Elimination of Discrimination ) NGO CONSULTATION Vienna Int. Center proposed UNFPA - UN FUND FOR POPULATION ACTIVITIES : State of World Population Report 1989 : Investing in Women - The Key to the Future 5 - 6 WOMEN AND INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS : CLEARINGHOUSE WHO : WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION : Vacancies FA0 : FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION : Vacancies UNESCO: UN EDUCATIONAL SCIENTIFIC AND CULTURAL 0RGANIZATION:Vacancies UNICEF: Recruitment Office TARAS : TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE RECRUITMENT S ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES COUNCIL FOR INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE OF SCHOLARS : Grant Opportunities 7 - 10 WOMEN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSESSING WOMEN'S ECONOMIC CONTRIBUTIONS TO DEVELOPMENT by Ruth Dixon- Huller s Richard Anker - ILO - IVomen's Work under-reported WOMEN AND THE FOOD CYCLE: Intermediate Technology ~ubl::Review of Food Processing Activitieswith introduction of improved tools ESCWA - ECOMOMIC S SOCIAL COUNCIL of ESTERN ASIA: Support of Programs 1114 WOMEN REFUGEES UN HIGH COM!!ISSIONER OF REFUGEES- ZTNHCR : Note on Refugee Women - Action taken and future Plans ,'/ International Consultation on Refugee Women INTERNATIONAL CONSULTATION ON REFUGEE WOMEN : Report by Refugee Service of the Commission on Inter-Church Aid, Ref. World Service / Geneva RESOURCES: Refugee Women Publication // Selected Bibliography updated 15 - 24 WOMEN AND HEALTH Childbirth / Mother S Child Hea1th:The Risks of Childbirth - a Worldvier //Int. Campaign on Maternal Mortality//Int Congress on Safe Birth// South ~acific~~omen'sNutrition project, Fiji j/ WIC: Women's Infants and Children's Nutrition Program underfunded (USA) INTERNATIONAL HEALTH : IPAS - Int. Projects Assistance Services -Actions WHO: Critical Situation in Nursing 5 Midwifery //International Health Training Course at // Voluntary Health Assoc:India REPRODUCTIVE TECHNOLOGIES: Women's Experiences with IN-VITRO fertiliza- tion // Int. Conference on Xeproductive S Genetic Engineering in Bangladesh // FINRRAGE - Fem. Int Journal on Resistance to RSG Eng. BREAST CANCER: The Importance of Prevention REPRODUCTION: Family Planning pushed in Vietnam //Abortion in India // Sex Education in USA - too little s too late //Adolescent Pregnancy 25 - 26 FEMALE CIRCUMCISION : GENITAL AND SEXUAL MUTILATION AIDS AND FEMALE CIRCUMCISION : Report from Dr. Koso Thomas ,Sierra Leone / LAGOS / NIGERIA: Survey of 500 Female Students I PROGRESS REPORT: World Campaign to Abolish FC/GM - the Universal Child- birth Picture Books a successful teaching tool on Grass Xvsts level 27 - 37 WOMEN AND VIOLENCE EUROPE: REVIEW OF VIOLENCE AGAINST W0MEN:Ireland //Italy //France // Belgium // Germany I/ Netherlands //Denmark // Greece WIPE: NY City Rape a pervasive crime // India: Rape increasing // Silence encourages rape // Singapore: Handbook for Victims PROSTITUTIOR: Japan "H.E.L.P." shelter for Asian Women // Prostitution 5 Sexual Exploi~ationof SE Asla SEXUAL HARASSMENT: India : "Eve Teasing" increasing // UK: Sexual Harass ment st work rampant // US Service Women harassed overseas // Protec- tion against Harassment demanded of European Community WIFE ABUSE :US National Coalition against Domestic Violence //Mandatory Arrest -not Therapy- the best cure // NY: Arrests for Wife Abuse grow // Canada: More shelters no longterm answer // India: Dowry Deaths

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READER'S GUIDE : CONTINUED 38 - 41 WOMEN AND MEDIA MEDIA SEXISM 6 DISCRIMINATION : Sexist Advertising:Sweden //Image: The Media and the Women's Question :India // Women using the Media for Chanqe : 1nt.Tribune //A Woman Oriented Woman - Esther Hodge W/Speakinc INTERNATIONAL: Widening Horizons-IBPW // The Country Woman --~ssoc-of - Country Women of the World EUROPE: Women of Europe // CREW Reports //Spare Rib (UK) // Sisterlinks (UK) // EMMA - Germany WOMEN STUDIES 6 RESEARCH :Al-Raida - Arab World //Research Report USA // SIGNS -Journal // WREI - Womens Res. 6 Education Inst. LATIN AMERICA C CARIBBEAN: MuJer-FempreSs // Bulletin of Nicaraguan W.// Sistren - Jamaica // Consumer Guide Mexico ASIA 6 PACIFIC : Nius Blong Meri - Papua New Guinea //Asian Woman-Pakistz 42 - 45 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD : MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA SAUDI ARABIA: Wore women entering the workforce -- slowly OMAN :Women's Development making rapid progress UGANDA :Legal Aid for women a success TANZANIA : More resources for women's clinics /health services needed GHANA : Women in Small 6 Medium Enterprises 46 - 57 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD : ASIA AND PACIFIC ASIAs PACIFIC REGION: Asian 6 Pacific Women's Resource 6 Action Series: "Health" !/ SE Asian Women in management face barriers //A 6 P Forum on Women, Law and Development 1NDIA:Why are there fewer women than men? Highlights of Nat.Perspective Plan for W.// March 8- Int. Women's Day in Bombay //VACHA Womens Ctr. BANGLADESH : Banking for women improves their Status PHILIPPINES: The Metro-Manila Council of Woman Balikatan Movement CHINA: Women Suicides increasing //Women's Movement deals with 'Economic Reform //Marriage 6 Divorce // Women 'Surplus' due to economic Reform JAPAN : Women in the workforce increase ~NISTAN:Women killed /raped by ~ujahideen KOREA : Women Studies Forum 1988 from KWDI 58 - 64 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD : EUROPE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY : EC will introduce new measures for W. //Equality Policy //'Europe for Women' //Women in Figures - statistics report BRITAIN : From Policy to Practice :Equal Opportunities Strategy // Eclipse : Equal Opportunities Review // Poverty in UK effects women W BERLIN : New Government has majority of women SPAIN : The Status of Women changing rapidly USSR : Women and Work :Perestroika must include Women! Women at Work 6 at Home - conflict - Soviet Woman 65 - 74 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD : AMERICAS ARGENTINA :Centro de Estudios de la Mujer - Buenos Aires COSTA RICA : Sexism in Public Policy - from Interview with First Lady USA: 300.000 March in Washington for Abortion Rights I/ NOW Report Women's Foreign Policy Council Women and Work: US Dpt. of Labor - Jobs for the Future /I Women and the Workforce ZOO0 // Affirmative Action Register // The American Woman - 1988-89 - a Status Report by WREI - Sara Rix editor //Family Yedical Leave Legislation proposed // Public Policies to help dual earner fam. kmerican Indian Women Tribal Leaders meet at Harvard Commission on the Status of Women // AAUW : The next ge- neration // Leadership America - program //The Gender Gap in Science persists //"The Cormon Good" -Ford Foundation Report 6 Recommendations 75- 80 INFORMATION OF INTEREST : INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES : Fourth Int. Interdisciplinary Congress 19901 37th World Congress :Partnership in Int. Trade Oct. '89 USA PROBLEMS OF WORKING WOMEN : World Federation of Trade Unions // 5th World Trade Conaress SD~'89 Bulaaria - - -.- -~ --- A~ Trade Cnlons imzortant for Working Women world-wide WIIS - Xomen In International Securitv ELEVSKAIAFUND - supporting women-in Science 6 Engineerinq Our Earth - Femlnism b Sexuality by Pearl Ross /Feminist Humanist Caucus OUR COMMON FUTURE : The Brundtland Report - UN Commission on Enviro~ment and Development 3 Helen Yglesias Cat's Eye by Margaret Atwood 5 Valerie Matsumoto Desert Run: Pmms and Stories by Mitsuye Yamdo;Seventeen SylC abks adOther Stories by Hisaye Yamamoto

6 MoUy Hite Higher Education by Lisa Pliscou; Profasor Romeo by Anne Bernays 7 Nancy Mairs Speahg the Unspeakable 1 8 kwelle Gomez Spider Woman's Granddaughters: Traditional Tales and Contem- porary Writing by Native American Women edited by Paula Gunn Allen

10 Short Subjects: Jan Cl-n A Plre at the Table by Edith Konecky; Anita Desai t Rich Like Us by Nayrurtara Sahgal; Jill Fritz-Piggott Nervous Conditions by Tsitsi Dungarembga; Elizabeth Hess Utrillo's Mdher by Sarah Baylis; Nancy Wil- lard The Joy Luck Club by Amy Tan

13 Zita The V-Girls in pegormance Jan Grover r 14 Liz Galst TkBar Starics: A Novel After All by Nisa Donnefly; The Big Mama Stories by Shay Youngblood; Trash by Dorothy Allison 16 Janet Homwitz Mumy Mary Shelley: Romance and Reality by Emily W. Sunstein 17 Barbara Rich Moon Passage by lane LcCompre; The Men's Rmm by Ann OaWey 18 Julie Fay Tbe Green Dark by Marie Ponsot; &mod-Hand Coat, Pomg New and SekcW by Ruth Stone 19 Meredith Tax Politics into Fiction 20 Celia Gilbm ~ove,'Pain,and the Whole Damned Thing, by Do& Ddh; John Mlsr by Marianne Wiggins; Accident :A Day's News by Christa Wolf 2 1 Marilyn Chandler A Virtuous Woman by Kaye Gibbons 22 Stephanie Sander Mother Russia: The Feminine Myth in Russian Culture by Joanna Hubbs 23 What I do when I write Paula Gunn Allen, Lisa Alther, Rosellen Brown. Jan Clausen. Jayne Cortez. Ursula Le Guin, Audre Lor&, Marge Piercy, Jane Rule, Joanna Rurs and Hisaye Yamamoto talk about their work 30 Sonya Michel We That Were Young by Irene Rathbone; Not So QuieL.. Stepdaughters of War by Helen Zenna Smith Vol. VI, Nos. 1@ 1 1 / July 1989 ( Continued ) Elaine S. Apthorp Fiilure to Zigzag by Jane Vandenburgh; The Line of the Sun by Judith Ortiz Cofer; The Whiteness of Bones by Susanna Moore

Anna Livia On Being Presumptuorcs

Elizabeth Neild Borderline, Dislocations and Charades by Janette Turner Hospital

Dale Spender The Art of the Anthology Zenka Bartek Two Poems

Valerie Miner The Heart of the Country by Fay Weldon; Mother's Girl by Elaine Feinstein

Carol Gardner The Ship of Fods by Cristina Peri Rossi

L& Fritz Women's Theatre in Britain

Beth Kowaleski-Wallace Frances Burney: The Life in the Works by Margaret Anne Doody Pihigin McGillicuddy Tbe High Road by Edna O'Brien

Mary A. Lowry Feminist Mysteries

Elizabeth Stevens Tbe Shoplifter's Apprentice by Ellen Lesser; Lust & Other Stories by Susan Minor

Books Received ANNOUNCEMENTS ...... 1 ARTICLES When the First Quail Calls: Multiple Consciousness as Jurisprudential Method Mari J. Matsuda ...... 7 Response to Mari Matsuda Pat Williams ...... 1 1 Reproductive Laws, Women of Color and Low-Income Women Laurie Nsia h-Jefferson ...... 15 Note: The Personal Laws of Divorce in India With a Comment on Chaudry v. Chaudry Vinaya Saqwani ...... 41 BOOK REVIEW Cutting the Mustard: Affirmative Action and the Nature of Excellence by Majorie Heins Reviewed by Hilary B. Klein ...... 61 CASE INDEX for Volume 10 ...... 67 WOMEN'S STUDIES INTERNlWIONAL FORUM 83. VOLUME 11 NUMBER 5 1988

CONTENTS NINAM. SC~T 429 "If you are not pleased to favor me, put me out of your mind. . . . ": Gender and authority in Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz: and the translation of her letter to the Reverend Father Maestro Antonio Ntifiez of the Society of Jesus Never underestimate the power of women: the transforming vision of African women's history WANSHANPING The emergence of women's studies in China AKRAMKHATER and al-Harakah al-Nissa'iyah: the women's movement and CYNTHIANELSON political participation in modern Egypt

XIMENABUNSTER Watch out for the little Nazi man that all of us have inside: '. - the mobilization and demobilization of women in militarized Chile The role of reflexivity in feminist psychology The privatisation of justice: power differentials, inequality, and the palliative of counselling and mediation BOOK REVIEWS ELAINESALO Sometime When it Rains: Writings by South African Women edited by Ann Oosthuizen Challenges for Women: Women's Studies in Korea by Sei-wha Chung Women and the AIDS Crisis by Diane Richardson . Feminism and Methodology edited by Sandra Harding Is the Future Female? by Lynne Segal Unequal Work by Veronica Beechey Women, Work and Family in Britain and Germany edited by T. Scarlett Epstein, Kate Crehan. Annmarie Gerzer, and Jurgen Sass Sisterhood and Solrdarity: Feminism and Labor in Modern Times by Diane Baker Gender and Kinship: Essays Toward a Unifed Analysis edited by Jane Fishburne and Sylvia Junko Yanagisako Women Writers of Spanish America: An Annoated Bio-Biblio- graphical Guide edited by Diane E. Marting Srrnone de Beauvoir: A Re-Reading by Judith Okel)

The Desert Is No Lndv: Sorrth western Landscapes m Hbtnen's Writing and Ari edited b Vera Norwood and Janice Jlonh Biographical Statements

Feminist Forum: NWSA Abstracts 3 Editorial

TRIBUTE 5 On Alma Sabatini

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