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WOMEN'S STUDIES LIBRARIAN

The University ofWisconsin System

EMINIST ERIODICALS A CURRENT LISTING OF CONTENTS

VOLUME 13, NUMBER 3 FALL 1993

Published by Phyllis Holman Weisbard Women's Studies Librarian University of Wisconsin System 430 Memorial Library / 728 State Street Madison, Wisconsin 53706 (608) 263-5754 EMINIST ERIODICALS A CURRENT LISTING OF CONTENTS

Volume 13, Number 3 Fall 1993

Periodical literature is the cutting edge of women's scholarship, , and much ofwomen'sculture. Feminist Periodicals: A Current Listing 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 Periodicals will serve several purposes: to keep the reader abreast of current topics in ; to increase readers' familiarity with a wide spectrum of feminist periodicals; and to provide the requisite bibliographic information should a reader wish to subscribe to ajournal or to obtain a particular article at her library or through interlibrary lOan. (Users will need to be aware of the limitations of the new copyright law with regard to photocopying of copyrighted materials.)

Tabie of contents pages from current issues of majorfeminist journals are reproduced in each issue ofFeminist 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 IT. 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. Library of Congress (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. ii.

Our goal is to have represented in FP all English-language feminist periodicals with a substantial national or regional readership, with an emphasis on scholarly journals and small press offerings. We do not include pUblications which, though feminist in philosophy, do not focus solely on women's issues. Nor, with few exceptions, dowe include newsstand magazines. We are also forced to omit periodicalswhich lack acomplete tabie 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 compiete information on feminist periodicals in The Index/Directory of Women's Media pUblished annuallyby the Women's Institute for Freedom of the Press (3306 Ross Piace, NW, Washington, DC20008); and in Women's PeriodicalsandNewspapers:A Union ListoftheHoidings ofMadison 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 appre­ ciate 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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"Tabie of contents pages from current issues of major feminist journals are reproduced... preceded by a comprehensive annotated listing ofalljournals... " Frequently cited as FP.

1. Feminist periodicals--Directories. 2. -­ Bibliography--Periodicals. 3. Feminist periodicals-­ Current awareness services. I. University of Wisconsin System. Women's Studies Librarian.

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Feminist Periodicals (ISSN 0742-7433) is pUblished by Phyllis Holman Weisbard, UW-System Women's Studies Librarian, 430 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 CampusWomen's Centers, and UW Libraries. Subscriptions rates: Wisconsin sUbscrip­ tions: $7.00 (indiv. affiliated with the UW System), $12.60 (organizations affiliated with the UW System), $13.25 (indiv. or non-profit women's programs), $18.90 (libraries or other organizations). Out-of-state subscriptions: $25 (indiv. & women's programs), $46 (inst.). This fee covers most publications of the Office, includingFeminist Collections, Feminist Periodicals, NewBooks on Women & Feminism. Wisconsin subscriber amounts include state tax (except UW organizations amount). Subscribers outside the U.S., please add postage ($5.00 - surface; $15.00 - air).

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AWlS MAGAZINE and In other developing countries; women In 1. 1971. development.· 2. 6/year. 3. $60. ATLANTIS 4. AWlS, 1522 K Street N.W., Suite 820, Washington, 1. 1975. DC 20005. 2. 2/year. 5. Sheila David. 3. $20 (Canadian Indlv.), $40 (Canadian Inst.) , $30 7. ISSN 0160·256X (U.S. indlv.), $50 (U.S. inst.) , $35 (other Indlv.), $55 8. LC 93-640724. (other Inst.), plus $5 for other foreign postage. 9. OGLC 23747329. 4. Mount Saint Vincent UnIversity, 166 Bedford 10. Milwaukee. Highway, Halifax, Nova Scotia, 83M 2J6, Canada. 12. 'AWlS promotes opportunities for womsn to enter 5. Drs, Susan Clark, Margaret Conrad, Deborah C. the sciences and achieve their career goals." Poff. 7. ISSN 0702·7818. AfFILIA: JOURNAL OF WOMEN AND SOCIAL WORK 8. LC cn77-32338. 1. 1986. 9. OCLC 3409640. 2. 4/year. 10. Madison; State HIstorical Society, 3. $37 (indlv.), $93 (inst.), add $6 for foreign postage. 11. Annotated Guide to Women's Periodicals in U,S. Single copies: $14 (Indlv.), $27 (Inst.), (California and Canada; America: History and Life; The residents add 7.25% sales tax). Alternative Press Index; Bowker Serial Directories; 4. Sage PubUcations, Inc., 2455 Teller Rd., Thousand The Canadian Almanac; Canadian Periodical Index; Oaks, CA 91320. Orders from the UK, Europs, Canadian Women's Directory; Historical Abstracts; the Middle East, and Africa should be sent to: 6 IndeX/Dlrectory 01 Women's Media; International Bonhill St., London EC2A 4PU, Unlled KIngdom; Directory of Uttfe Magazines and Small Presses; orders from India should be sent to P.O. Box 4215, Resources for Feminist Research; The Serials New Deihl 110048, India. Directory; Women Studies Abstracts; Women's 5. Carol H. Meyer. Studies Index. 7. ISSN 0886-1099. 12, "Atlantis is an interdisciplinary journal devoted to 8. LC sn85-3234. critical and creative writing In English or French on 9. OCLC 12871850. the topic of women. Contains scholarly articles, 10. Eau ClaIre; Green Bay; La Crosse; Madison; review essays, book reviews, art and poetry." Milwaukee; Oshkosh; Whitewater. 11. Family Resources Database; Heatth Instrument AUSTRALIAN FEMINIST STUDIES File; Human Resources Abstracts; Sage Family 1. 1985. Studies Abstracts; Social Work Research and 2. 2/year. Abstracts; Social Plannlng/Pollcy & Development 3. $43 (indlv., aJrmain, $30 (Indlv., surface main, Abstracts; Sociological Abstracts; Women Studies $75.75 (Inst., airmail), $60 (Inst., surface mall). Abstracts; Women's Studies Index. Also available Single copy: $19.95; $15 (incl. postage) for back on microfilm from Univ. Microfilms, Ann Arbor, MI. issues from The Feminist Press at the City 12. "ThIs journal Is committed to the discussion and University of New York, 311 East 94th St., New development allemlnlst values, theories, and York, NY 10028. knowledge as they relate to social work research, 4. Research Centre for Women's Studies, University education, and practice.· Contains articles, of Adelaide, GPO Box 498, Adelaide, South reports, 01 research, essays, poetry, and literary Australia 5001, Australia. pieces. Dedicated to "the task 01 eliminating 5. Susan Margarey. discrimination and oppression, especially with 7. 0816-4849. respect to gender, but Including race, ethnlclty, 9. OCLC 16151817. class, age, disability, and sexual and affectional 10. Madison. prelerence as well.· 11. Alternative Press Index; Australian Serials In Print; Studies on Women Abstracts; Women's StudIes THE AHFAD JOURNAL: WOMEN AND CHANGE Index. 1. 1984. 12. -Australian Feminist Studies publishes 2, 2/year. transdlscipllnary scholarship and discussion In the 3. $20 (Indlv.), $35 (inst.). Single copies: $10 (indlv.), fields of feminist research and women's studies $20 (inst.). courses. In addition, It alms to attract and 4. Business Manager, Suite 1216,4141 N. Henderson encourage discussion of government and trade Ad.. Arlington, VA 22203. union initiatives and policies that concern women; 5. Amna E. Badrl. examination of the Interaction of femInist theory 6. Ahlad University for Women, P.O. Box 167, and practice; comment on changes In curriCUla Omdurman, Sudan. relevant to women's studies and feminIst studies...; 7. ISSN 0255-4070. reviews, critiques, enthusiasms and 8. LC so85-23477. correspondence,• 9. OCLC 12747640. 10. Madison. BELLES LETIRES 11. ERIC, UMI. 1. 1985. 12. ·'ssues affecting women in Africa, the Middle East 2. 4/year. 3. $20 (Indlv.), $15 (sludenl), $40 (ins1.). Sample iv,

Issue: $5. Add $5 for foreign postage for Canada; BROOMSTICK add $20 for all other foreign postage. 1. 1978. 4. Karen T. Jenkins, P.O. Box 372068, Satellite 2. 4/year. Beach, FL 32937.()068. 3. $15-$30 (IOOiV.), $30 (inst.), $20·$35 (indiv" 5. Janet Palmer MUllaney. Canada), $25-$40 (Indlv., other foreign). Single 6. Janet Mullaney, 11151 Captain's Walk Ct., N. copies: $5 Potomac, MD 20878. 4. 3543 18th St.#3, San Francisco, CA 94110. 7. ISSN 0884-2957. 5. Mickey Spencer, Polly Taylor. 8. LC sn85-6513. 7. ISSN 0883-9611 9. OCLC 12357950. 9. OCLC 8147254. 10. Madison. 10. State Historical Society. 11. Book Review Index; available In University 11. Alternative Press Index. Microfilms Underground Press Collection; 12. "Broomstick Is a feminist political Journal publishing Women's Studies Index material by, for and about women oVer forty. Our 12. "To promote and celebrate writing by women, priorities are: to portray clear, positive Images of published by trade, university, and small presses In older women; to take a stand against the the genres of fiction, nonfiction, essays, biography, denigration of older women; to offer positive and criticism." alternatives In our lives. Our goal is to form a support network among older women." BERKELEY WOMEN'S LAW JOURNAL 1. 1986. CAFRA NEWSjNOVEDADES CAFRA 2. Annual. 1. 1987 (CAFRA News); 1990 (Novedades CAFRA). 3. $38 (Inst.), $17 (regular), $9 (student), $30·99 2. 4/yaar. (friend), $100 (sponsor). Add $3 for foreign 3. Caribbean: 50 units of local currency (Indiv.), 55 postage. units of local currency (Inst.), elsewhere: $20 US 4. Berkeley Women's Law Journal, Unlv. of California (Indlv.), $25 US (Inst.). Press, Periodicals Dept., 2120 Berkeley Way, 4. CAFRA, P.O. Bag 442, Tunapuna, Trinidad & Berkeley, CA 94720. Tobago. 5. Students of Boall Hall School of Law. 5. A. J. Joseph. 7. ISSN 0882-4312. 7. ISSN 1016-9741. 8. LC sn85-965. 9 OCLC 28343925. 9. OCLC 11830558. 10. Madison. 10. Medlson (law Ubrary). 11. 'CAFRA News Is the quarterly newsletter and 11. Alternative Press Index; Annotated Guide to primary networking tool of the Caribbean Women's Periodicals; Current Index to Legal Association for Feminist Research and Action Periodicals. (CAFRA). Its main purposes are to: Inform 12. "The Berkeley Women's Law Journal Is a forum members and other Interested persons about the from which to give voice to the complex and activities and programmes of the association; varying perspectives reflecting the legal concerns provide a forum for discussion and debate on key of all women, especially the women of color, Issues of concern to women In the region; promote lesbians, disabled women and poor women whose the sharing of experiences and foster links among voices have been severely underrepresented In Individual feminists, activists and women's existing literature. With Information as our power, organizations; assist In breaking down language the Journal would be a tool for social change." barriers In the region; stimulate women's creative expression; and contribute to the development of BROADSHEET the women's movement regionally and 1. 1972. Internationally,- 2. 10/year. 3. $NZ 35, $40 (overseas surface), $60 (overseas air, CALYX Europe), $56 (Amerlca/Asle), $45 (AustrallajSou1h 1. 1976. Pacific). 2. 3/year. 4. WomanFile Inc., P.O. Box 5&147. Auckland 3, New 3. $18 (indiV.), $22.50 (lib. & Inst.), $15 (low Income). Zealand. Single copies: $8. 5. The Broadsheet Collective. 4. P.O. Box B, Corvallis, OR 97339. 7. ISSN 0110-S603. 5. Marg_rlla Donnelly. 9. OCLC 8578660. 7. ISSN 0147-1827. 10. Madison. 8. LC 77-649570. 11. Index New Zealand. 9. OCLC 3114927. 12. News; analysis; in-depth articles; fiction; poetry; 10. Madison. reviews. 'Broadsheet Is a radical feminist magazine 11. American Humanities Index; The Annual Index to which consciously strives to be anti-racist and to Poetry In Periodicals; The Index of American Incorporate the views of Indigenous women. The Periodical Verse. main focus Is on New Zealand women and events, 12. "~ publishes poetry, prose, art, reviews, with some coverage of Pacific concerns and Issues translations, and photography, and Is committed to facing women and feminists everywhere.' providing a beautifUl and creative Journal format In which to showcase women artists and writers." v.

CAMERA OBSCURA experiences and bridges the gap between Canada's 1. 1976, languages and cuttures." 2. 3/yaar. 3, $18,50 (indiv,), $37 (inst.), Add $10 (surface), $20 COLUMBIA JOURNAL OF GENDER AND LAW (air maiij foreign postage. 1. 1991. 4. Journals Division, Indiana University Pr., 601 N. 2. l/year. (will publish 2/year beginning with Vol. 3.) Morton St., Bloomington. IN 47404. 3. $15 (student), $25 (indiv., public Inte,est). $40 5. Constance Penley, Elisabeth Lyon, Lynn Spigel, (ins1.), Sharon Willis. 4. 435 West 116th S1., New Yo,k, NY 10027.

6. The Managing Editor I Camera Obscura, Film 5. Heidi L. Mortensen, Lawson M. Sullivan. Studies Program, Univ. of California, Santa 9. OCLC 24786087. Barbara, CA 93108. 10. Madison. 8. LC sc79·4979, 11. Wilson's Index to Legal Periodicals. 9. OCLC 4818143. 12. 'The Columbia Journal of Gender and Law was 10. Madison; Milwaukee. founded to pUblish legal and interdisciplinary 11. Alternative Press Index; Arts & Humanities Citation wrltfngs on feminism and gender Issues and to Index; The Film/Uterature Index; International Index expand feminist jurisprUdence. The Journal Is to Film Periodicals; International Index to Television intended to serve as a forum for topics Periodicals; Studies on Women Abstracts; Inadequately addressed In most law Journals and Women's Studies Index. reviews. The articles In JGL approach legal Issues 12. Film theory and history; feminist theory; from a variety of disciplines. We aim to promote psychoanalytic theory; Marxist theory; an expansive view of feminism embracing women photography; video and performance. and men of all colors, classes, sexual orientations, and cultures." CANADIAN JOURNAL OF WOMEN AND THE LAW 1. 1985. COMMON GROUND 2. 2/year. 1. 1985. 3. $21.40 (studenf/low·income), $42,80 (indlv,), 2. 1/year. $69,55 (Inst.). Add $7,50 outside Canada (prices 3. $7 (indiv.), $15 (Ins1.). Back issues: $10. include GSl). 4, P.O. Box 64717, Baton Rouge, LA 70896, 4. 575 King Edward Ave.. Ol1awa, Ontario, KIN 6N5, 5, Ulnh Quinlan, Canada. 9, OCLC 23150159. 5. Prof, Elizabeth Sheehy (English Co·Ednor), Prof. 12. "A journal where grassroots women speak from the Michelle Boivin (French Co-Ednor), heart. By puffing the power of the press In the 6, Facufty of Law!Facufte de droit, Unlv. of Ottawa, 57 hands of poor women, Common Ground helps Louis Pasteur, Ottawa, Ontario K1N 6N5, Canada. them break the silence that perpetuates 7, ISSN 0832-8781. oppression. " 9, OCLC 13902155. 10. Madison. COMMON L1VES/LESBIAN LIVES 11. Canadian Periodicals Index; Index to Canadian 1. 1981. Periodical Uterature; Index to Legal Periodicals; 2. 4/year. PAIS; Studies on Women Abstracts; Women 3. $15 (indiv.), $10 (ha'dship), $25 (Inst.), lreel0 Studies Abstracts. lesbians In prisons, mental Institutions, and old age 12. 'The CJWL is the only Canadian legal periodical homes, Add $7 for foreign postage. Single copies: dedicated to prOViding in-depth, feminist analysis $5. of legal issues of concern to women." 4. P.O. Box 1553, Iowa City, IA 52244. 5. Editorial Collective. CANADIAN STUDIES/LES CAHIERS DE LA 7. ISSN 0891-6969. FEMME 8. sLC sn84-10345. 1. 1978. 9. OCLC 8234014. 2, 4/year, 10. Madison, 3. Canada: $32.10 Cdn, (Indiv.), $42,80 Cdn, (ins1.). 12, History; biography; correspondence; Journal Outside Canada: $36 Cdn. (indiv.), $46 Cdn, (inst.) entries; fiction; poetry; visual art.• Common Single copies: $8 Cdn. UvesJ1.esbian Uves seeks to document the lives of 4. 212 Founders College, York University, 4700 Keele ordinary lesbians, and to reflect the diversity of the St., Downsview, Ontario M3J 1P3, Canada. lesbian community-lesbians of color, of age and of 5. Luciana Rlcclntelli. youth, fat lesbians, disabled lesbians, poor and 7, ISSN 0713-3235. working-class lesbians. ~ wishes to Insure 9. OCLC 8558872, access and visibility to lesbians who have never 10, Madison; Milwaukee; State Historical Society. thought before of publishing their work." 11. Canadian ~erlodlcallndex; Nellie Langford Rowell Ubrary; Women Studies Abstracts; Women's CONCERNS: WOMEN'S CAUCUS FOR THE MODERN Studies Index. LANGUAGES 12, 'CWS/cf is a bilingual, interdisciplinary, feminist 1. 1971. journal that brings exciting scholarship about 2. 3/year. women to non-scholars, broadcasts our diverse 3. Sliding scale based on income, wrfte for details. 4. Diana 8owstead, WCML Treasurer, English Dept., vi.

Hunter College, 695 Park Ave., New York, NY 6. 2121 Sheridan Rd., Evanston, IL 60201-2926. 10021. 7. ISSN 0739-1749. 5. Joan E. Hartman. 8. LC sn83-8089. 6. Joan E. Hartman, Dept. of English, College of 9. OCLC 2254361. Staten Islend, Staten Island, NY 10314. 10. State Historical Society. 9. OCLC 2259670. 11, Book Reviews In Religion; Religion Index One: 12. 'Concerns publishes essays on the professional, Periodicals (RIO). political, and curricular concerns of women in the 12. "We seek 10 prOVide a forum for varying viewpoints modern languages. It also publishes news of the within ; examining Issues that national and regional Caucuses, features on affect women such as poverty, homosexuality, academic matters and job discrimination, and spfrituality, divorce, Incest, biblical interpretation." announcements of feminist conferences, calls for papers, research In progress, and publications." DIFFERENCES: A JOURNAL OF FEMINIST CULTURAL STUDIES CONNEXIONS: AN INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S 1. 1989. QUARTERLY 2. 3/year. 1. 1981. 3. $28 (Indlv.), $48 (Inst.). Add $10 for foreign 2. 4/year. postage. Single coples: $10 (Indlv.), $20 (Inst.), 3. $15 (Indlv.), $24 (Inst. & lib.), $17 (Indlv., Canada & plus $1.75 postage. Meldco), $17 (Indiv., overseas surface), $30 (indiv., 4. Journals Manager, Indiana University Press, 601 N. overseas alrmalO. Single copies: $4. Morton St" Bloomington, IN 47404. 4. People's Translation Service, P.O. Box 14431, 5. Naomi Schor, Elizabeth Weed. Berkeley, CA 94701. 6. Box 1958, Brown University, Providence, RI 02912. 5. Editorial Collective. 7. ISSN 1040-7391. 7. ISSN 0886-7062. 8. LC 89-650873. 6. LC 83-645901; sn83-11831. 9. OCLC 18507940. 9. OCLC 8015674. to. Madison. 10. Madison. 11. Sociological Abstracts; Studies on Women 11. Alternative Press Index; Women's Studies Index. Abstracts; Women's Studies Index. 12. •...the collective product of feminists of diverse 12. "d Iff ere n c e &: A Journal of Feminist Cultural nationalities and political perspectives committed Studies Is affiliated with the Pembroke Center for to contributing to an International women's Teaching and Research on Women. a nonprofit movement.' Each issue focuses on a specific educational organization, at Brown University, The theme through feature articles, Interviews and journal brings together cultural studies and personal narratives, often translated from feminism and alms to provide a forum for an foreign-language pUblications. examination of cuttural politics and discursive practices Informed by feminist criticism.' CRITICAL MATRIX: THE PRINCETON JOURNAL OF WOMEN, GENDER, AND CULTURE EVERYWOMAN 1. 1985. 1. 1985. 2. 2/yr. 2. 12/year. 3. $15 (Indlv.), $12 (student), $28 (Inst.). Add $4.50 3. £t9.80 (Indiv.), £30 (inst. & lib.); U.S.: £35 (Indlv., (Canada and Mexico) or $7.50 (other internatlonaij alrmaiQ, £48 (Inst. & lib., alrmalQ. foreign postage. 4. 34 Islington Green, london, NI 8DU, England. 4. Program In Women's Studies, 113 Dickinson Hall, 5. Editorial Co-operaUve. Princeton University, Princeton, NJ 08544·1017. 7, ISSN 0267-2294. 5. Janet Gray and Sally Mills. 9. OCLC 15471308. 7. ISSN 1066-288X. 10. Madison, 8. LC 86-642568. 12. 'News/current affairs by and for women." 9. OCLC 13313631. 10, Madison. FEMINISM & PSYCHOLOGY: AN INTERNATIONAL 11. PMLA Bibliography. JOURNAL 12. 'Critical Matrix alms to facilitate the production and 1. 1991. distribution of work on gender and culture, Edited 2, 3/year. by two graduate students, we publish work by 3. £24 (Indlv.), £50 (Inst.), $41 (U.S. Indlv.), $85 (U.S. younger and established scholars at the Inst.). intersections of feminist, academic, and social 4. Sage Publications Ltd., 6 Bonhlll SI., London EC2A thought. We publish papers on contemporary texts 4PU, United Kingdom; or Sage Publications Ltd., and cultural practices as well as work that revises P.O. Box 5096, Newbury Park, CA 91359. conventional historical narratives and paradigms.' 5, Sue Wilkinson, 6. Health Studies Research, Institute of Nursing DAUGHTERS OF SARAH Studies, Unlversily of Hull, Hull HUe 7RX, United 1. 1974. Kfngdom, 2. 4/year. 7. ISSN 0959-3535. 3. $18. Add $5 for foreign postage. 8. LC 9t-649264. 4. 2121 Sheridan Rd., Evanston,lL 60201-2926. 9. OCLC 23387452. 5. Reta Halteman Finger. 11. Current Contents/Social and Behavioral Sciences; vii.

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4. 430 Memorial Library, 728 State Street, Madison, the movement. To be a forum of work in progress co WI 53706. and current research and debates in Women's 5. Phyllis Weisbard, Linda Shult. Studies.' 7. ISSN 0742-7441; 0742-7433, 0742-7123. 8. LCsn84-1 0183. FEMINIST STUDIES 9. OCLC 6467769. 1. 1972. 10. Baraboo; Barron Co.; Eau Claire; Fond du Lac; 2. 3/year. Green Bay; La Crosse; Madison; MilwaUkee; 3. $26 (indiv.), $58 (inst.). Single copies: $10 (indiv.), Oshkosh; Parkside; Platteville; River Falls; Rock $20 (inst.). Add $5 foreign (Canada, Mexico, and Co.; Sheboygan; Stevens Point; Stout; Superior; overseas surface), $9 (North and South America, Waukesha; Whitewater. air), $14 (overseas air mail.) 11. Women's Studies Index. 4. Claire G. Moses, Editor & Manager, Feminist 12. Editorials, features, news, bibliographies, book Studies, c/o Women's Studies Program, University reviews. Focus on feminist Iibrarianship, of Maryland, College Park, MD 20742. publishing, bookselling, archiving, 5. Claire G. Moses. researching-both in Wisconsin and nationally. 7. ISSN 0046-3663. Review essays strive to provide a guide to the 8. LC 78-645276; sc76-192. literature on a particular topic, (e.g. sociobiology; 9. OCLC 1632609. women in development; western women; lesbian 10. Eau Claire; Green Bay; La Crosse, Madison; studies; Black women; feminist science fiction). Milwaukee; Oshkosh; Parkside; Platteville; River Falls; Stevens Point; Stout; Whitewater. FEMINIST ISSUES 11. Alternative Press Index; America: History and Life; 1. 1980. American Historical Association Recently Published 2. 2/year. Articles; Applied Social Science Index & Abstracts; 3. $34 (indiv.), $68 (inst.). Single copies: $17 (indiv.), Bulletin signaletique-sociologie; Current Contents vii i.

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Features Contents Volume 22 6 Men and Women Not Equal in Health Care Needs and Care Margie Patlak Number J MayiJune 8 Katherine Kamardjieff: Chemist and Mentor Intervieu'ed by Diane \X/allalwer 1993 10 Science \'5. \X'omen-A Radical Solution Shirley M. Tilgh"",n 12 Meyerhoff Program and African,Americans in the Sciences Lindse:v \'\'11;.'re

Of Special Interest 13 Help Us to Help AWlS Grow 17 Before Choosing a Thesis DOTOlh... Skinner Advisor-Ask Questions 14 Makin~ It Work: Minoricy Ann Marheny Retention Programs 18 National Education Goals Elizabeth Nieu'oehner Reform Debate 15 West Virginia and AWlS Kimberly Austin Menroring Program 19 Memoring Research Discussed at Elizabeth Niewoehner AAAS Meeting 16 Women In Bioscience: Unda Grant and Kathryn B. \Vard Opportunities in the Nineties Michelle Slade and Beverly Bu.la 20 A Letter from Caroline Herschel (1750-1848) Sit! Cedering

Departments 2 Presidenc's Remarks: 22 Education, Science And Changing Attitudes Women: Help Improve Science Ellen Weal'er Programs in Our Schools Betty Preece 3 LeHers to the Editor Sheila Dal'id 23 Resources for Reading 4 National A\VIS News 24 Bulletin Board Cmhen'ne DiJion 25 Gram Deadlines Chapter News 5 26 Fellowship, Award, and Kansas Flinr Hills· Long Island Scholarship Deadlines Mecca Carpenter 27 Employment Advertisements 21 Book Review A Passion For Physics: The SfOry 28 Membership Form of II \'(foman Physicist Joan Freeman Reviewed by Margaret Reilly 2. 7JWls

Table of Features Contents F\)llowinll a Different Drummer: Dr. Su:anne Brainard 6 h)' Diane \X'a/ll1nder Voltlme 22 ~[H \'\'\mlt'n ,mJ ~1en Scientists Sull Not Equal in Number 4 Pa)" Tenure, Promotion, anJ \'lSlbiliry 8 Jt~lyIAllgHs[ b:-.' H:-ruw K. Kleinman

Increasmg Visibility 01 Women Jt S.:ientitk ~jeetlOgs /993 10 b) Kimber!;; Alt.5tlll 12 AWlS T estimon~': Equality Lacking in Women's Health Research

Of Special Interest Mentoring Works and New AWlS Publications 14 Here 3Te the Re;ults 20 Released ~'Elizabeth S. Nit'!m

Departments President's Remarks: Minutes of the February 2 Hands ACroS5 the Water 19 Board Meeting by Ellen Weat'er Book Reviews Letters to the Editor 22 Redeu:ed by Kimberly T. Howze 3 Ret'ieU'ed by Deborah C. For! National AWlS News Resources for Reading 4 by Catherine J. DiJion 24 Chapter News Bulletin &ard 5 Lansing. Michi~anAlbany, NY &:-. Mecca CMpenler 25 Grant Deadlines Survey Form 26 11 Membership Form Education. Science, and 28 18 W,)men: Building Confidence and Employment Ads Improving Teaching Methods 29 by Bell)' Preece 29 Obituary Association for Women in Science 3.

Table of Features Contents International Relations 7 by Dominique Hornberger Volume 22 Prabhakar~New AWlS Interviews: Dr. Arari DirectorofNIST Number 5 8 Iry AnneMane Schmolmer, Leah Goldfarb and Donna Sueper More \Vomen in Industry is Good (or Business September! 10 by L~'nne Friedmann October 1993 Of Special Interest Stare of the 20 AWlS NEWS 3 Organi:ation Message Notable Awards. AWIS Calendar" the Science by Mail 4 President. the Presidem-Elect and the ExecutL\'e Director AWlS NEWS Educatlonal h)undational 21 Dr. \Y/eiss 12 Awards Honored by Chicago Law b;. "-ancy ~ 1. Tooney School. Women in ~Ainorities Program

Departments

President's Remarks: Book Review 2 L1sing Our Intluence 23 Reldeu:ed b:' ;\largor€[ A. Reill~ Chan~e for Resources for Reading P;; Ellen \\"<'a1t'T 24 Collected try LIsa Siraganian Letters (0 (md L:,;dia Smirh 5 the EJitor Bulletin Board National A\\;.'15 News 25 Colleered. by Lisa Siraganian 6 try Cuherine J. Didion Grants and Awards EJuC

Volume 8, Number 4, Winter 1993

365 Editorial Not Alms But a Friend? Beyolld Therapy, Beyond Sciellce: Carol H. Meyer A New Model for Healing the Whole Persall. By Anne Wilson Schaef. Articles Reviewed by Sandra J. COffinall 368 Economic SeU-Sufficiency: It's Not Just Money Elizabeth A. Gowdy and Sue Pearlmutter Deborah, Golda alld Me. By Letty Cotlin Pogrebin. Reviewed by Ruth Brandwein 388 Listening to Middle-Aged Homeless Lion Womall's Legacy-All Armelliall­ Women Talk About Their Uves Americall Memoir. By Arlene Voski Avakian. Sandra Sue Butler Reviewed by L. Diane Bernard 410 Factors contributing to the Success and In Love alld ill Danger: Achievement of Minority Women A Teen's Guide to Breaking Free ofAbusive Mariall A. Aguilar alld Lorece P. Williams Relatiollships. By Barrie Levy. 425 Women, WeUare, and College: The Impact of Reviewed by Libby Bergman Higher Education on Economic Well-Being Gender alld Public Policy: Cases and Comments. loanne J. Thompson Edited by Kenneth Wmston and Mary Jo Bane. Reviewed by Patricia Spakes 442 The Glass Ceiling in Social Work: Is It Shatterproof? Margaret Gibelmall alld Philip H. Schervish Professional Writing for the Humall Services. Edited by Linda Beebe. 456 Poetry Reviewed by Beatrice Saullders Wisewoman: Out of the Silence 469 Index Pamela K. Metz 458 Book Reviews Femillist Methods ill Social Research. By Shulamit Reinharz. Reviewed by Joall M. Cum merton Decisiolls Without Hierarchy. By Kathleen P. Iannello. Reviewed by Susalll. wmbert 5.

Australian Feminist Studies

No. 17 Autumn 1993

EDITORIAL...... iii

IN MEMORIAM Cora V. Baldock Irene Greenwood ..

ARTICLES Kalpana Ram Too 'Traditional' Once Again: Some Postructuralists on the Aspirations of the Immigrantffhird World Female Subject. 5

Rosemary Pringle Women and Butchery: Some Cultural and Susan Collings Taboos...... 29

Marie Curnick Techno-Sex-Objects...... 47

Christopher Lee Women, Romance and the Nation: The Reception of Catherine Martin's An Australian Girl...... 67

Carol Johnson FigJuback and Masculine Identity: A Postscript on the 1993 Election...... 81

Caroline A/corso .And I'd like to thank my wife.. .': Gender Djnamics and the Ethnic 'Family Business' ...... 93

Joan Carr Negotiating Patriarchy: Gender and Ethnic Patterns of Small Business Ownership...... 109

BERYL HENDERSON PRIZE ESSA Y Caroline Ainsworth 'Triply Disadvantaged' ...... 127

INTERVIEW Pheng Cheah Situations of Value: Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak on Feminism and Cultural Work in a Postcolonial Neocolonial Conjuncture...... 141

CONFERENCE REPORTS Joy Damousi History of Australian 163 Susan Magare)' Scholarship for a Cause.. 167 Susan Magare)' Enviromnent and the Regeneration of Culture...... 171

REPORT Louise Comely, Lesbian Psychology in Britain: Back into Celia Kilzinger, the Closet?...... 175 Rachel Perkins and Sue Wilkinson (Continued, next page) 6.

Australian Feminist Studies

No. 17 Autumn 1993

(Continued)

COURSE OUTLINE Jail Jilldy PetmulII Gender and International Politics...... 181

REVIEWS Robyn Ferrell Vexing Questions: Women and Philosophy...... 199 Salldy Li/bunz Rethinking Democracy, Reaffirming Equality...... 205 Dorothy Broom Women's Health...... 209 Lise McKean Distinguishing the Intertwined: Multiplicity as Methodology and Recent Studies of Gender, Class, and Ethnicity and Culture 215 Desley Deacon Writing Through the Body? 221 Aurelia Armstrong Re·Mapping Terrains :...... 223 Kate Lilley Inversions...... 227 Gail Tulloch Living Laboratories 231 Margaret Barkley Sharing Household Work 235 Judith Allen Feminist Knowledge...... 239 Barbara Baird Emotion and Gender 243 Jill Roe As Good as a Yam with you...... 245 Margaret Davies Women's Rights...... 247

NOTICEBOARD 253 BOOKS RECEIVED 261 NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS 267 7, BR AD HEEL 1993 No, 199 sprlng

regu lars ~H-=:erc;=sLpe=cc,-"tI,-,-ve=------72 Letters 3 Broadcast 4 Nelson Notes 22 Gripes of Roth 48

features Fat liberation - Pat Rosier interviews Sally Smith from USA's National Association to Advance Fat Acceptance 11 Getling (A)head - What gets done through hairdressing? Rosemary Du Plessis 14 Figuring it Out - , lesbian Tobacco advertising, page 46 philosopher and author discusses her work 18 Antidotes to the construction of beautY-Pat Rosier's most recent thoughts 24 In Her Own Image - Three women with disabilities talk on their body image 28 The Backlash Myth - 32 Indigenous Filmakers - Australian Tracey ~\'foffat & ~\'faori women, Mako Productions 34 Sweet and Sour - Spare Rib magazine has folded, we renee! on ii'S pa'it role 40 Rituai Abuse - Survivors arc finally able to lell of their horrific experiences. 42 The Stale Taste Of Freedom· A review of tobacco advertising, Sarah Thomson. 46 A Polled History of Lesbian Love Part 2 Sappho, Radclyffe Hall... ),ou name them, Jenny Rankine has a story about them 49 Cinema Obscura - Feminist research on Women and Film in Aotearoa. 56 Re-modelling the Image· An ex-model shnres her experience of 'the business' 59 strokes & Christchurch Film Festival, No Mans Land Book RevIews (Childbirth ChOIceS, Bullying art attacks in th~ workplace, Sex o\'~r 40 & Eating our h~arts out) 60

cover: "Big " sculpture by Gwenda Maude. Photo by Gil Hanly. No Mans Land Exhlbilion reviewed, page 60 8.

By, For, and About Women Over Forty

TABLE OF CONTENTS SUMMER (#3) 1993

3. CONFRONTING AGISM by Shevy Healey ART 5. UNTITLED, ENTITLED (Poem) by Mabel Donn~lly 8. ISLANDS OF DECEIT by Seena Levy COVER by Elizabeth Powell 9. WHAT'S FOR DINNER? (Poem) by Ruth Oaniels CARTOON p 2 by bulbul 10. JOSIE by Georgiann Carlson DRAWINGS pp 10,23,29 10. LEGACY (Poem) by Carol Griffin by Elizabeth Powell 11. HOUSEHOLO HINTS by Joan Connor DRAWINGS pp 16,18,20,21 16. OPINIONS ON 12 STEPPING by Carol Atkins by Fran McRedmond 17. TWELVE-STEP PROGRAMS: DANGERS &BENEFITS by Fran McRedmond 18. "MANY ROADS, ONE JOURNEY" (Review) by Marie Ingerman 18. "THE REAL THIRTEENTH STEP" (Review) by Polly Taylor 18. OUT OF BALANCE (Poem) by Fran McRedmond 19. 12-STEP PROGRAM (Poem) by Fran McRedmond 20.-21. CENTERFOLD POEMS ONE BOSS by Fran McRedmond DOORS by Vel Made THERE by Vel Made AFTER ALL THESE YEARS! by Vel Made 22. CHANGING WOMAN (Feature) by Vel Made 22. I AM NOT by Vel Made 23. FEDERAL CORRECTIONAL FACILITY (Poem) by J. A. Starr 23. PRISON GRANDMA by Karen Dickinson 24. THE HELP I NEED by Karen Dickinson 26. PRISON LETTERS 28. STOP ASKING FOR THE MONEY, HONEY, WE HAVE TO GIVE IT TO THE PENTAGON!! by Bertha Lubin 28. READ IT &SWEEP (Feature) by Jodi 29. SHORT SHELF (Reviews) by Polly Taylor 30. BROOMSTICK BAZAAR . 32. PASS THE WORD 33.·0NCE &FUTURE BROOMSTICK 35. LETTERS 38. EDITORIAL e 9. lII&wsl

NEWSLETIER OF THE CARIBBEAN ASSOCIATION FOR FEMINIST RESEARCH AND ACTION VOL 71'0. 1 . JANUARY TO MARCH 1993

Editorial 1 Letter to Editor ~ 1 Poem - by Ife 2 I remember ..summer University Women and the Economy 18

in Feminist Theory 3 International Women's Day 19

CUBA TODAY ... Because Cuba is CAFRA writes UN on 20 Caribbean, Like Us 5 Women's Day

Call for end10 Cuban Blockade 6 NEWS - NEWS - NEWS Cuba needs our Help 7 Hightlights: Cuba -.Caricom Relations 8 Female minister ordained 21 First Impressions of Cuba 9 CPDe: no to Larry Summers 21 Inside Havana Today . 10 Belize shelter for battered women 21 Notes from a diary in Cuba 12 HIV test for 22

Insights into Cuba's Health CAFRA member joins UNIFEM 23

System 13

Cuba cares for the Elderly 14 Meetings 24 Feminism and Cuban ideology 15 On the bookshelf 25

Religion and the Revolution 16 Call For Reserchers 26

Casa Literary Award 26

Dr. Cristina in Guyana 17 CARIFEM update 27 10.

NEWSLETTER OF THE CARIBBEAN ASSOCIATiON FOR FEMINIST RESEARCH AND ACTION \UL 7 :\0. Z· APRIL TO JLJ~E I99J

Editorial Letter to the Editor 1JIII!lII'1II"'IlIl""''' HUMAN RIGHTS AND WOMEN Testimony by Elaine Hewitt 2 Excerpts of testimony from speakers at Global Tribunal 4 Vienna Declaration Adopted 5 Call for Conference on Women's Reproductive Health 5

ADVERTISEMENT Women, Developm 6 Intra-regional Language Exchange Programme 15 Women's Moveme 8 , Call for submissions 15 International Day' n's Health 9

News HIGHLIGHTS: WOMENANDT Canada grants Iranian refugee slatus 15 Highlights of aCari Teenage pregnancy in Barbados 16 Atxmjon debate in Guyana A MULTI·TALEI Jamaica's "batty bwoys" t6 Call for dismissal of 51 Lucia's Women's Affairs Minister 16 Dominica Hosls Women's HeaJth Day 17 Rape and Race in TrinidHd and Tobago 17 Hawaii Court Rules Gay Marriages Legal 17 IMF/World Bank ··SlO.::cess Story" in eosin Rica 18

REPORTS OF CONFEREr-iCES/ MEETINGS/WORKSHOPS

Workshop on insecurity in tile '90s 13 WINFA on land tenure 13 International fellowships 21 ACE meeting ill Curacao 13 CAFRA DOl11inl<:a hosts retreat 14 ON THE BOOK SHELF 22 11 .

Summer 1993 Volume 13, Number 4

WOMEN AND DISABILITY Editorial 3

BEGINNINGS The Disabled Women's Movement 1983101993 by Pat Israel and Fran Odette 6 Must Disability Always Be Visible? The Meaning of Disability for Women by Sharon Dale Stone 11

VOICES Margins Are Not For Cowards by Cheryl Gibson 14 The First Step Is To Be Noticed by Dianne POlhier 16 Coming Out of Two Closets by Jane Field 18 An Indonesian Experience by Wahyu Hondayan; 20 The Double Objectification of Disability and Gender by Christine Malec 22 Body Image Then and Now: My Experience of Disability in Argentina by Sara Leiserson 24 Having a Disability 'Sometimes' by Sherry Peters 26 1 "You Think I Want 10 Make Fuck With You": Travelling With A Disability or Two by Milana Todoroff 28 Snapshots From the Margins: Women With Disabilities in El Salvador by Patricia Pardo-Demiantschuk 31 The Energy Crisis: Mothers With Chronic lllness by Renee Lyons and L. Darlene Meade 34 Perspectives on Caregiving by Jacqueline Low 38 I Navigating Through Dyslexia and Sexual Abuse: Reversing Abusive Power Relations and Narrative Structures by Victoria C. Littman 42 Women With Disabilities in Bangladesh by Anika Rahman and Pollaby Ahmed 47 Marriage-able? Cultural Perspectives of Women With Disabilities of South Asian Origin by Linda Nancoo 49 I

STRUGGLES Triple Jeopardy: Native Women With Disabilities by Doreen Demas 53 Disabilily and Relationships by Tracy Odell 56 Eire ou ne pas etre mere par Claude Drolet 59 I New Reproductive Technology: My Personal and Political Dichotomy by Maria Barile 61 Visually Impaired Women as Mothers by Ruth Bieber-Schut 63 I Childbirth Support for Women With Disabilities A Report ofthe Equiry Committee of the Interim Regulatory Council on Midwifery 67 Notes For Feminist Theorists on the Lives of Psycniatrized Women by Lilith Finkler 72 Sunnybrook Sculpture and text by Persimmon Blackbridge 75 Did I S<:ream? by Sheila Lindsey 82 I Opening the Doors: Addressing the Sexual Abuse or' Women With an Intellectual Disability by Miriam Ticoll and Melanie Panitch 84! To Be or Not To Be? Whose Question Is It Anyway?: Two Women With Disabilities Discuss the Right to Assisted Suicide by Tanis Doe and Barbara Ladouceur 88 Women, Disability and Education Research Project by Kelly Scott 93 Income and Social Support for Older Women With Disabilities by Carole Miles·Tapping 96 Sharing Our Expertise Through Peer Support by Teresa Andreychuk. 99 Empowered Adolescents: A Self Help Prevention Framework for Adolescents AI Risk by Traci Walters 103 Women Speak: A Participatory Research Project by Denise Young and Brenda Aries 105

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WOMEN AND DISABILITY

TRANSCENDENCE You Can Dance Too by J. Estelle Reddin 109 Busting the Myth by R. Rochelle 113 Feminism, Disability and Transcendence of the Body by Susan Wendell 116 Feminizing the Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada by Karen Blackford 124

REVIEWS

Feminism & Disability by Shelley Tremain 131 The More We Gel Together by Deborah Kent 132 Double the Trouble, Twice the Fun a video review by Shelley Tremain 133 The Change: Women, Aging and the Menopause by Deborah Heller 134 Theorizing Patriarchy by Kiron Mirchandani 135 Au Commencement Etait Ie Froid: Nouvelles par Suzanne Legault 136 Gendered States: Feminist (Re) Visions ofInternational Relations Theory by Joanne Wright 136 Women in Irish Politics by Wendy Schissel 137 Assertive Biblical Women by Rev. Louise Mahood 138

POETRY

Songs From My Cerebellum byS.Jones 10 Hospital by Diana Thompson 40 Undr the Dislexic Tree by Alexandra Pasian 46 Amputations by Jennifer Footman 48 II runs in the family by Diane Driedger 52 Tilting by Mariana Co/leen Perry 52 Deaf Mute? by Jancis M. Andrews 58 Death of a Fishwoman by Yeshim Ternar 71 Marilyn by Kothy Fretwell 92 November Rain by Lorinda Peterson 109 Full Circle Deli by AliceA isgill 115 Lions by Joanna Weston 123 Voices by Joanna Weston 123 Yesterday's Lips by Joanna Weston 123 Poem for Dee by Heather Spears 129 Live Fish by Yeshim Ternar 130 talking to mirrors by Alice Aisgill 130

FRONT COVER Sheree Clarke, Coming Out. 1992. Acrylic on canvas, 40" x 46".

BACK COVER Sheree Clarke, Birth, 1991. Conte on paper, 2r x 36". 13.

COMMON LIVES/LESBIAN LIVES a lesbian quarterly

CONTENTS Number Forty-eight Fall 1993

3 Notes to Our Readers 4 Classified, by Cassandra 5 driving across town to meet my lover, by Heather Lee 7 Sphinx at Heart, by Jackie Manthorne 13 Two Poems by Jennifer L. Olski 15 Have You Heard from Zoe? by Irene Elizabeth Stroud 23 Just a Woman, by Penny Jacqueline White 25 When the lights go out, by S. Lynn 27 Two Poems by D. Tarrow Harrington 31 Gardenia? by Dawn D. Bennett-Alexander 37 At Least They're Honest, by Mary Davies 39 Two Poems by Lori Swartz 41 The Confession, by Roxanne Ansolabehere 46 Two Poems by Anna Marie Piazza 48 What, by Jonah 49 Another Closet, by Sandra Hayes 55 Almost a Troubadour, by Avery August 65 Silky, by Luanne Armstrong 70 Dancers in the Wind, by Penny Jacqueline White 71 Unlust, by Carolyn Gammon 73 Never Again the Silence, by C. Spike Quatrone 80 Two Poems by Joan Cofrancesco 83 The Other Womyn, by Julia E. Watts 90 Two Poems by Amy Schutzer 92 soaking, by Aspen 93 Crest, by Rosanne Sloane 95 Shower, by Darcy Wakefield 98 Untitled, by Marti Blackshear 99 How Flo Learned the Korean National Anthem, by Jenny Bleier 103 A Restless Magician, by Tania Pryputniewicz 105 Frogs, by Lois M. Loy 109 Love Sees All, by Ellen Tevault 114 Two Poems by Frances Clark 14. ONCERNS

VOLUME 22 NUMBER 1 FALL 1992

Table of Contents

Letter from the President 2 Letter from the Editor 3 Caucus Sessions at the December 1992 MLA Convention 6 Articles "But It's So Stu-pid": The Incompatible PC, Nina Auerbach 7 Multiculturalism: Negotiating Politics and Knowledge, Wahneema Lubiano 11 Surviving the Graduate Curriculum, Ada/aide Morris 22 Being a Woman Academic, of, The Importance of "Me-Mates", 32 Dana Ne/son Regular Features Ms. Mentor 38 Research in Progress 41 Announcements 42 Recent Publications 45 15. ONCERNS

VOLUME 23 NUMBER 1 WINTER 1993

Letter from the President 3 Call for Papers for Toronto 6 Florence Howe Award 7 Letter from the Editor 9 Teaching Feminist Criticism To Post-Feminists, Beverly Lyon Clark 12 Breaking Bones: Disability Studies in the Ableist Academy, Leslie A. Donovan 17 Mirroring: A Strategy for Handling Hate Speech in the Classroom, Lisa Jadwin 22 Some Measure of Success, Charlene Avallone 29 Look Out! Run! Miss Collegiality Has a Gun!, Beth Kalikojf 37

Regular Features National Meeting Minutes 40 MMLA Minutes 42 NEMLA Minutes 43 Oops! 45 Ms. Mentor 45 Research in Progress 48 Announcements 49 Recent Publications 51 Reporting on Research in Progress and Recent Publications 54 16. ONCERNS

VOLUME 23 NUMBER 2 SPRING 1993

Letter from a President Emerita, Ellen Cronan Rose 3 Letter from a Treasurer Emerita, Carol Klimick Cyganowksi 5 Introducing the Regional Caucuses, Marga/"('I Coughlin 7 McCarthyism and the Classroom: Surveillance, Feminism, and Teaching in the Nineties, A/ice Jardine II Raising Standards While Lowering Anxieties: Rethinking the Promotion and Tenure Process, Annelle K%dny 16 The English Curriculum and Feminist Change: What's Going On?, Joan Harrman 41

Regular Features Treasurer's Report for 1993 52 SAMLA Minutes 54 Oops! 54 Ms. Mentor 55 Dancing Through the Minefield 61 Research in Progress 64 Announcements 64 Recent Publications 66 17.

An International Women's Quarterly No. 43, 1993

In a Family Way

n Introuucuon 20 Australia: :Vly Father is a Bird 2 Burkina Faso: Women of Olla~aJllll!!OU A hal. A chair. A pair of shoes, :-.lnrth meet\ South In the family ya;d~ of Burkina Faso. 22 Britain: Is There Childcare for This Even!"! ... Czech Republic: Bronchitis. Larvll\!ilis. Otitis .. .-\ briefand personal hislory of motherhood and the women's A Cult of \folherhoud . ~ movement. The thrill-. and chills of modem motherhooJ. 24 Germany: Caravan Dreams 6 China: Baby Girls Count Chosen family-mobiles in Hamburg, Snml' hopefulnolcs about the one-child policy. 25 Mexico: The Mother Ship 8 ~'Iexico: .\lission Impossible Life as queen or the house is lacking in person

11 Ital.": Family' Time 28 Everv ~'lolhcr ;-..Jecus ~'laternil\' Lean? Sun·~ying ~ta\U.s Ih~ \~nrld, A combimHion preschool and c.:omlllunity cenler brings lhe of malernj[v 'Ican: around \\ c lo~gcr fragmented families l,:]oser together. nole Ihat the best dcals are no a\ ailable.

12 Tanzania: Kurwa and Dolo Learn to Hunt 29 Shorts ,.\ brother ;lnd sister learn to respeci ;llld v;llue the skills ofeach PaternilY leave in the Philippines. Le,hian, ~'an ~e\ married in member of their family village. ~orW:lY,

14 Sweden: All in the EC Family 30 Switzerland: Incest: Vil:tim and Witness Membership in the European Economic Community ma~ Her teenaged daughter' ~ rebellion brings a mother's P:lst hack jeopardize Sweden', pro-woman family polk·y. into focus.

15 Canada: PUr1nership and Privilege 32 The Philippines: Motherinl! in Crisis Even as Ihe is~ue winds through Canadian courts, the pro~ and Keeping the family togelher while the ecunomy ("nllapses, cons uf legully recognizing lesbian relutionships need to Ix addressed. 34 Germany: The Way Things Were East German family policies: Women used it. and now the\' \'e 16 Uruguay: ~lariana's Choice Imtit. . Years of searching leud two grandmothers to the daue:hter of their long- ·'disappeared'· children. ~ 36 Puerto Rico: Raising a Feminist Bridging Ihe feminist generation gap. 17 The Philippines: Democracv Within the Familv Two tale~ oftrying to create eq~ality. responsibility .~nd 39 COI/IIt'.\'iVI/S classifieds seclion lisls conferences. culls lor democracy at home. submissions. etc.

40 Sub.~cribe to COIII/l'.ri/)}Is~ Don't miss a single issue of Ihis inter­ national women's ljuilrterly. B,Kk issue~ of Cmll1t'xiom are also listed on page ..\0, and all are still available. 18. Daughters of Sarah Spring 1993 Volume 19, Number 2

Features 4 Shattering the Stained 28 Shout Victory Nowl Glass Ceiling by Cathi Falsani by Susie C. Stanley 30 Critical Mass in the 7 Suits and Angels Berkshires by Peggy A. Haymes by Allison Stokes 12 Bleeding Backs and Torn 32 Of Wings and Webs Vaginas by Karl Sandhaas by Linda Tripp 35 Shaker. Mennonite, and 16 Women in the Pulpit Catholic Sisters by Patricia Gaska by Sally Ann Strickler 18 Reaping the HalVest 38 The Year I Became a Mother by Holly Bridges Elliott by Shannon O'Donnell 22 By Her Presence 39 Pontius Puddle by Linda Mills Wooisey by Joel Kauffmann 24 Ministry-Mutuality? 40 Women Ministers: by Mary DonouaTl Tlirner Fundamentally & Literally by Lina Accurso 26 A Fury by Kathleen M. Henry Poetry 10 Psalms 21 A Mennonite Story by Mo/fy McDaniei by Rhoda J. Keener 17 Five Martyrs of Liberia by Kathryn Friedrich Book Reviews 49 Birthings and Blessings: Liberating Worship Services for the Inclusive Church. Rosemary Catalano tvlitchell and Gail Anderson. Man and Woman, AJone Together: Gender Roles, Identity, and Intimacy in a Changing Culture. J(aye Cook and Lance Lee. Sex in the Parish, Karen Lebacqz and Ronald Barton. Thea Bowman: Handing on Her Legacy. Christian Koontz. ed. They Call Her Pastor: A New Role for Catholic Women, by Ruth A. Wallace. Departments 2 Editorial-Yes, but... 56 Classified Ads bv Dulcie Gannett 58 Grapevine 43 The Bible as Feminist Pilgrim 63 Back Issues by Reta Finger 47 Segue by Julie Kramer Cover Art by Meinrad Craighead. 53 Books in Brief H~prin!oo \~ilh pmnission !rom Woman Word. lo" \o1iriam 54 Dear Daughters Th~r~S<' Wint~r. Cll.:dicil\ ~liss;,on SiSl~r$ 19. Dau~hters of Sarah Summer 1993 Volume 19, Number 3

II Table of Contents II Features 1 Two Heads Are Better Than One Womanist ethicist rainette M. Eugene explores the similarities and differences between womanist and feminist ethics and theology, and suggests they can work in tandem. 12 An African-American Child with a Face Full of Freckles An adult survivor 0/ racism, Helen Claire Ferguson rellues some childhood memories and shares her methods of overcoming racism's dysfunctional effects. 16 Hannah, Why Do You Weep? Using the biblical story 0/ Hannah's barrenness as a springboard, Rosa/yn Weaver traces a proud history 0/ A/rican-American women's resistance to a different sort of barrenness. 22 For All Those Who Were Indian in a Former Life Native American Andi Smith protests the exploitation 0/ traditional/ndian spirituality. 32 How To Be A Racist Without Even Trying Barbara J. Groth drives home the ways white privilege makes racists of even sincere. idealistic white religious feminists. 40 Racism in the Women's Community Ccthi M. Falsani brings important and shocking news from a recent study 0/ women's organizations.

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(Continued) Poetry 30 Karissa Poems by Kainoa Anthony Koeninger BOOR Reviews 45 America's Original Sin: A Study Guide on White Racism edited by Bob Hulteen and Jim Wallis Hispanic Women: Prophetic Voices in the Church by Ada Maria lsasi-Diaz & Yolanda Tarango Children of Strangers: The Stories of a Black Family by Kathryn L. Morgan Stony the Road We Trod: African American Biblical Interpretation edited by Cain Hope Felder Gaia and God: an Ecofeminist Theology of Earth Healing by Rosemary Radford Ruether Swaliow's Nest: A Feminine Reading of the Psalms by Marchiene Vroon Rienstra Women in the Maze: Questions and Answers on Biblical Equality by Ruth A. Tucker Departments 4-EDITORIAL-"Can't we ali just get along?" Sandra Volentine recounts stories from her own life in a racist society.

26-WOMEN IN MINISTRY-A Pocketful of Pomegranates Using a Promised Land metaphor, Jennifer Halteman Schrock spies out the rich land of an African-American clergywomen's organization and brings back treasures. 36-THE BIBLE AS FEMINIST PILGRIM-Was Julia a Racist? Reta Halteman Finger shares the Apostle Paul's advice about dealing with cultural diversicy in one of the earliest Christian communities. 53-DEAR DAUGHTERS Responses to ministry and issues. bouquets and brickbats for Daughters of Sarah, and much more. 57-CLASSIFIED ADS 58-GRAPEVINE 63-BACK ISSUES COVER ART by Ted Finger 21.

AUGUST 1993/NUMBER 95

4 WATCH THIS SPACE EVERYWOMAN EDITORIAL: The invisible unemployed; Despised and single 6 YOUR LETTERS 9 NEWS Unemployed women "lost"; ; tackling child support; female migration NELL McCAFFERTY'S IRELAND: Our Berlin Wall 12 SNAPPING BACK Format, the women's photo agency, is ten years old. Val Williams assesses its contribution 14 01 ROBSON ON THE EDINBURGH FESTIVAL Why is the International Festival an all-male affair? Plus: one festival that got it right Women's photography from Format (see p 11) 16 THE CASE OF THE DISAPPEARING WOMEN Barbara Einhorn asks whether women have been elbowed out in the rush for power in Eastern Europe 18 FEMALE SOUL REBELS Lucy O'Brien charts the new wave in Britain and the US 20 SURVIVING WITH ATTITUDE Leslie Harris, director of Just anather Girl an the IRT, talks to Melba Wilson about tackling the story of a young black woman who gets pregnant 21 ARTS Channel 4's lesbian and gay season: New albums; Lizzie Francke looks at Hollywood's Year of the Woman; Edinburgh fringe 25 NEW BOOKS New fiction; MidWifery; Sexual soup; Thinking the unthinkable; Burning questions; Shattering myths 29 PERSONAL Infections and pregnancy 3 I FOOTLOOSE Where to find women's history in London

Rabble Bums Yer Tea's DatI The Ms Fits at the 32 WORKWISE Edinburgh Fringe (see p 24) Theory and practice in maternity rights BACK PAGES: EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES, JOBS, COURSES AND CLASSIFIEDS 22.

SEPTEMBER 1993/NUMBER 96

4 WATCH THIS SPACE EVERYWOMAN EDITORIAL: Kicked out; Child­ care and low pay 6 YOUR LETTERS 8 NEWS Better deal on sex discrimination cases; not cricket; government fails to fund women; doctor fights cancer in Pakistan; human rights (or women NELL McCAFFERTY'S IRELAND: Singalonga PDPII What are gtrls leamlngt (see page 12) MATHS AND FUN, GIRLS AND BOYS 12 Equal opportunities are low-priority in the national curriculum. writes Maureen O'Connor, while Hazel Hammond reports from the secondary school front line 16 If you're 14, everything depends on sexual reputation, argues Sue Lees. For a girl that means risking the label of "slag" 18 Boosting girls' selfwesteem isn't enough. says Angela Phillips. Feminists have to look at the experience of boys THE EVERYWOMAN INTERVIEW CIA very 20 EVERY ONE OF US DAUGHTERS special Julie Dash tells Martina Attille about achieving an project": Afro-centric look on film Daughters 01 the Dust 21 SUMMITS FOR SUFFRAGE (see page 20) Women have taken centre stage in New Zealand's suffrage centennial celebrations. Jill Page was there 23 ARTS Jane 5iberry on women and the singer-songwriter ghetto; Lizzie Francke on Daughters af the Dust and Passian Fish; It's Queer Up North! 26 BOOKS Mary Scott on fiction from other cultures than her own; women and AIDS: creativity and intimate partnerships: in search of the wise old woman 29 PERSONAL Crossing the money divide: tackling long-term RSI 3 I FOOTLOOSE Karen O'Brien rediscovers women's culture in her native New Zealand 32 WORKWISE Is the formality of equal opportunity interviews " really fair! BACK PAGES: EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES, JOBS, COURSES AND CLASSIFIEDS I 23. ·£!eminism i ! & ...... ;C::.....;;:O..:.N.:....:.T..:,;E:.;N~T~S psychology Volume 3, Number 3, 1993

~ EDITORIAL

301 Editorial Note

______ARTICLES

303 Sex Differences in Emotionality: Fact or Stereotype? Agneta H. FISCHER 319 Female Survivors of and their Social Networks Deborah MAHLSTEDT and Linda KEENY 335 Giving Evidence: Women's Lives in Ashworth Maximum Security Psychiatric Hospital Moira A. POTIER

______SPECIAL FEATURE

349 Postgraduate Work in Progress Jennie WILLIAMS and Kum-Kum BHAVNANI (eds) 350 I. Towards a Feminist Understanding of 'Postnatal Depression' Natasha MAUTHNER 356 II. A Work-Home Mesh? Understanding the Lives of Women Who Own Small Businesses Tracey BURGESS-LIMERICK 363 ill. The Rise of Divorce Culture and its Gendered Foundations Karla B. HACKSTAFF 369 IV. Constructing Identities: Young People's Understandings of Power and Social Relations Bianca RAABE 374 V. Construction of Masculinity: A Look into the Lives of Heterosexual Male Transvestites Diane Kholos WYSOCKI

381 VI. Becoming an Accomplice: Apprenticeship in Academia Tracey L. HURD and Deborah N. MARGOLIS

______REVIEWS

385 .suzanne SKEVINGTON on: Emotion and Gender: Constmeting Meaning from Memory by June Crawford et al. 387 Jane RITCHIE on: Fat Chance! The Myth ofDieting Explained by Jane Ogden

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389 Erica BURMAN on: The Psychology of Child Development by Peter Mitchell 395 Dorte Marie S0NDERGAARD on: Men, Sex and Rei .::?nships­ Writings from Achilles Heel by Victor J. Seidler 397 Carolyn QUADRIO on: Women's Madness: or Mental Illness? by Jane M. Ussher

______OBSERVATIONS & COMMENTARIES

40I I. Against Psychotherapy: From Hope to Disillusionment Alex BENJAMIN (Pseudonym) 405 II. The Politics of Essentialism and the Analysis of the 'Men's Movement(s)' Jeff HEARN 410 m. The Discoursels(?) of Masculinity: Response to Jeff Hearn Dwight FEE 412 IV. Theorizing Heterosexuality: A Response Wendy HOLLWAY 418 V. The Politics of Women's Self-Help Books Karen Maitland SCHILLING and Ann FUEHRER

423 Annual Index 25. Feminist Bookstore News 1:1\11:111;

Volume 2 Number 16 August 1993

ARTICLES ABA 1993 -An Overview: 37 Feminist Bookstore Conference 29 Feminist Bookstores' Network 33 Marching on Washington 21 Publishers' Column: Women of Color & Publishing.27 TCB: Marketing to Young Feminists 23 : Press Gang Printers .47 Bookstore News 15 News/Short Stories 9 Feminist Books to Bosnia. Lesbian Archives Buys Home' NEA Four Score Victory' New Baby Seal • Obituary: Craig Rodwell· Obituary: Tede Mathews Feminist Book Festival: U.K .46 Building A Core List 54 DEPARTMENTS Advertising Index 132 Announcements 13 Back to Press 67 Bestsellers 69 Classified Ads 131 Subscription Information 112 They Went That-A-Way 60 Writing Wanted 63 THE BOOKS Canadian Books 77 Gay Men's Literature 73 Humor Books 71 Mysteries 83 Our Own Presses 87 Publishers Row 113 Science Fiction 79 The Small Presses 97 University Presses 109 26. Feminist Bookstore News 1:1\11:111;

Fall Announcements Volume 16 Number 3 October 1993

ARTICLES THE BOOKS Little Sisters Sues Canada Customs 13 Art Books 81 Canada Customs Goes Berzerk 17 Canadian Books 69 Can We Talk? Booksellers/Publishers Meeting 43 Gay Men's Literature 71 Bookstore News 35 Mysteries 77 News/Short Stories 21 Our Own Presses 89 Women Presses Survey' Valerie Taylor' Beating Amendment Two. Closet Bookstore Bombers Get Lax Publishers Row 117 Sentences' Daddy's Roommate Censored Again' Science Fiction 85 Feminist/Lesbian Presses at Bouchercon • Feminist Hothead Tours 100 Feminist Bookstores. Ingmm Sues The Small Presses 105 BOD. NCBA Change. Name to NClndependentBA • Sister Vision Robbed' Children's Book Publishers TCB: Time Management.. ,47 Latina Lesbians Do The Lammys 61 Bangladesh Feminist Bookstore Celebrates 53 Profile: Alaska Women's Bookstore 57 DEPARTMENTS Advertising Index 131 Announcements 19 Back to Press 68 Canadian Content 44 Classified Ads 132 Subscription Information 62 They Went That·A·Way 65 Trivia 39 Writing Wanted 63 27. FEMINIST OLLECTIONS A QUARTERLY OF WOMEl\"S STUDIES RESOURCES ...... """,

Volume 14, Number 4 Summer 1993

TABLE OF CONTENTS

FROM THE EDITORS 1 BOOK REVIEWS 2

• BEING SEEN AND HEARD: WOMENWITHDISABILITIES SPEAK OUT.by Deborah Kent. Eleven books on women's experience with disabilities, from deah1.ess to paraplegia, from learning: to speak with one's eyes to expressing sexuality and dealing with pregnancy. • : GATHERING VOICES, by Lori L Kondora. Violence Agaitlsl Womell; The Bloody Footprints, ed. by Pauline B. Bart & Eileen Geil Moran; Sanctions and Sanctuary: Cultural Perspectives all the Beating a/Wives, ed. by Dorothy Ayers Counts et aL; What's a Nice Girl Like You Doi/Ig in it Relationsllip Like This?: Wonte" in Abusive Relationships, ed. by Kay Marie Porterfield; and Intimate Violence: lnterdiscj· plinnry Perspectives, ed. by Emilio C. Viano. • IMAGES OF NATIVE AMERICAN GIRLS AND WOMEN FOR YOUNG READERS, by Deborah Goding. Among the titles: Nobody by Meguido 20la and Angela Deveume, Two Pairs ofSlIoes by Esther Sanderson, A Friend Called 'Chum' by Bemelda \\-neeler.

FEMINIST VISIONS 11 THE ARTICLE YOU WANT WHEN YOU WANT IT: AN INTRODUCTION TO DOCUMENT DELIVERY SERVICES, by Judith Pryor and Ann Margaret Scholz. RESOURCE ROUNDUP, WOMEN WITH DISABILITIES 15 By Deborah Kent. Descriptions of 5 films/videos and 5 periodicals.

WOMEN IN THE RURAL ECONOMY: A RICHLAND COUNTY VIDEO PROJECT •. " •..••••....•...••...•..••••••••••••••....•.••. 17 By Linda Shull.

COMPUTER TALK ...••••••...... •..•.•••••.••.••.••...... 19 Email discussion lists, databases, and electronic journals.

FEMINIST PUBLISHING " 20 Virago celebrates 20 years of publishing: Bookslinger ceases distribution.

NEW REFERENCE WORKS IN WOMEN'S STUDIES 21 Works on abortion, American women in the armed services, the Canadian women's movement, feminist theory, U.S. government documents, American women playwrights, H.D., Louisiana women writers, American women songwriters, prostitution, Latin Ameri­ can andCaribbean women, Asian and Pacific womeninthe economy, Pakistani women,and Lizzie Borden. (Reviewed by Phyllis Holman Weisbard)

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

PERIODICAL NOTES .....•...... ••...... •...... •....•..••.... 29 • Newand newly discovered periodicalsonwomen of African descent, gender and the law, Catholic womeninhighereducation,women workersin the Asia PacUic area,GuerrillaGirls activities, midille women, Scandinavian women's research, nursing history, cartoons and humor, women in development, preparation for the Fourth World Conference on women, and Japanese women. • Special issues of periodicals on arrest in domestic assault cases, women and men in the media, gender in the family court process, history and feminist theory, professional com· munication, Brazilian women, , Katherine Anne Porfer, contemporary French feminist writing. and gender stratification in the workplace. Anniversary issue: The Triblwe celebrates its 50th issue. Ceased publication: FeminislrIs. (Compiled by Linda Shult)

ITEMS OF NOTE ...... •...... •..•...•...•••... 33 Stanton/Anthony papers on microfilm, a pamphlet on fair treahnent of girls, a list of books withactive female protagonists, a bias-free language guide, a bookseries on feminist issues, a German women's media bureau, resources for information onequal treahnent of thesexes in Europe, and reports on women's health research and on women faculty and students in Canadian universities. (Compiled by Lisa Kaiser)

BOOKS RECENTLY RECEIVED ...... •...... •. ; 35 SUPPLEMENT: INDEX TO FEMINIST COLLECTIONS, VOL. 14 •...... 37 29,

FEMINIST ISSUES VOLUME 13, NO.1, SPRING 1993

Articles

As'ad AbllKha/i/ Toward the Study of Women and Politics in the Arab World: The Debate and the Reality 3

Sandra Davidson Scott Beyond Reason: A Feminist Theory of Ethics for Journalists 23

Rashmi LlIthra Toward a Reconceptualization of "Choice": Challenges by Women at the Margins 41

Neera KlIckreja Sohoni The Changing Family and Women's Issues in the 1990s 55 30. eminist

Editorial: ThinkingThrough Ethnicities 1

Audre Lorde: Reflections 4

Re·framing Europe: En-gendered Racisms, Ethnicities and Nationalisms in Contemporary Western Europe 9 Avtar Brah Towards a Multicultural Europe? 'Race' Nation and Identity in 1992 and Beyond 30 Kum-Kum Bhavnani Another View: Photo·essay 46 Ingrid Pollard Growing Up White: Feminism, Racism and the Social Geography ofChildhood 51 Ruth Frankenberg My Grandmother: Poem 85 Jackie Kay Looking Behind the ViolentBreak-up ofYugoslavia 86 :,

Noticeboard 141 eminist Voices'

Vol. 6, No.7 Sept. 3-0ctober 7 ' 1993

Contents

Open Letter To Men , The Lesbian by Nikki Craft 1 New-roties by Julia Penelope 6 My Life Will Not Be Negated: A Survivor: Connections ofPornography Between Speaks 1 Prostitution and Pornography Letters 2 by Evelina Giobbe 8

News Briefs . 2 "In Porn Women Are Just Objects": Black Women & An Ex-Prostitute Prostitution 3 Talks About Pornography 8 What We Don't Know Does Hurt Us: Classifieds 10 Book Review by Kathleen , Feminist Anti­ Gleason 4 ' Pornography Reading List 10 Pornography and The First NETWORK 14 Amendment Doctrine: Working CALENDAR 15 Together to Silence Women 32. eminist Voices

Vol. 6, No.7 October 8­ November 5 .1993 <.

Contents All About Class by Pat Gowens 8 Poverty and Gender Stereotypes Foster New ... Some More About Brand of Feminism Class by Brenna Binns I by Xanda Fayen 9

Wisconsin Delegation Welfare is Not a Crime9 Learns About Women's Situation in Nicaragua Dialect of the Heart: by Susie Staudenmaier I Creative Expressions 10 Letters Rumpellnkin, the Miller I Woman by Esty Dinur 11 \ Computer PORNOgraphies 2 The Ballad of Little Jo: Insurance & An Epic of Women's Nontraditional FamWea 5} Survival by Rae Atira-Soncea & :.1 by Jamakaya 12 Amy Bethel 3 Does the Justlce Why the Middle Class System Work? Local Working Womon is NOT Mom Says No Way Poorl by Theo. Kramer 13 by Carol Feeney 5 NETWORK 14 American Women and Work: Book Review CALENDAR 15 by Leslie McCall 6

A Working Class Woman is Something to Be: Video Review by Jan Levine Thai 7 eminist Voices

Vol. 6, No.9 November 5th­ December 10th 1993

Feminist Wicca Contents Empowers Women by M. B. SAGE 8 Please Look Again... Surviving Ritual Abuse Woman/Spirit By Jeri Lyn 1 in Worship: An Episcopalian Choosing to Be a Jew: Women's Retreat An Interview by Ann E. Aswegan 9 by Karen Milstein 1 Dialect of the Heart: NEWS BRIEFS 2 Creative Expressionll 10 Re-ClalriJ.ing Religion and Spirituality Feminist Paganism and by Rev. Jonalu Johnstone Religious Freedom 3 by Selena Fox 12 Metropolitan Community Church Circle Sanctuary 12 Comes to Madison by Kimberly M. King 3 NETWORK 14

How Religion Stopped CALENDAR 15 "Going" for Israeli Women- CLASSIFIEDS 16 by Esty Dinur 4

"I'm a Jewish Witch": Integrating Jewish Tradition and Ecofemi· nist Neo-paganism by River/Rebecca Krantz 5 Ananda Marga as a Way of Life by Beth Wortzel 6

Art of Healing Video Gives Hope by A.S. 7 34. A FE.MINIST QUARTE.RLY FI D OF WRITING, POLITICS, ART AND CUL TURE

Issue 39/40 SUMMER, 1993

(f) fiction ~ 8 One Thousand and One Nights in ~ Palmyra's Bed Leila Marshy -W 32 A Few Square Miles: Parkdale Home ~ Ann Deeter o 72 eyes move toward Anne Jew C) 86 Woman-Slaughter's Not Woman's Lot or Is It? Lisa Jensen 105 Dear Doctor Rhoda Rabinowitz-Green poetry 26 Sucking Me Dry Paula Dbe Thomas speaking texts 27 Splintered Valerie Stetson 16 Israeli Feminism Today Erella Shadmi 28 eros postcard Laura Anderson 40 Rise Up Against Fascism Jewish Feminist Anti-Fascist League 29 The Men of My Dreams Margaret M. Webb 58 More Back Talk: Racc, Sex, Differences and literal Methods Ayanna 52 Eating my mother's country: Black Et Roberta Marris Baham" '92 Suzette Mayr 88 "Hitting Inside": an interview with Alanis 68 touching the past Pamela Gallaway Obomsawin Pine/opt Gramatikopoulos 69 Jesus; My Aunt Denies My Incest Kathy Fretwell 71 When She Chewed Gum 29 Longing Brenda Jay Lem Billie Livingston

30 "You can take the girl out of 76 one or two things we know about Toisan..." Brenda Jay Lem him; i have tried to find this place it is not where i have looked yet; untitled 80 Soul Migrations Amy Gottlieb Meiro Cook 85 TORONTO STAR October 29, 1990 N. J. Dodic 104 Food Anno Wallis

etc ._ 4 editorial a upcoming issues 6 letters 111 departments 35. Gender & History Volume 5 Number 3 Autumn 1993

CONTENTS Introduction 315 Articles Nyonyas on the Colonial Divide: White Women in the Dutch East Indies, 1900-1942 FRANCES GOUDA 318

Anti-Slavery and Feminism in Nineteenth-Century Britain CLARE MIDGLEY 343

The Moga Sensation: Perceptions of the Madan Caru in Japanese Intellectual Circles During the 1920s BARBARA HAMILL SATO 363

Respectable Men, Disorderly Others: The Language of Gender and the Lancashire Weavers' Strike of 1878 in Britain SONYA O. ROSE 382

Deference and Defiance: Labor Politics and the Meanings of Masculinity in the Mid-Nineteenth-Century New England Textile Industry MARY H. BLEWED 398

In Memoriam Memoria PERRY R. WILLSON 416

Book Reviews 421

Barbara Watterson, Women in Ancient Egypt (1991) GERALD KADISH Kirby Farrell (ed.) Women in the Renaissance: Selections from 'English Literary Renaissance' (1988) Heather Dubrow, A Happier Eden: The Politics ofMar,;age in the Stuart Epithalamium (1990) Constance Jordan, Renaissance Feminism: Literary Texts and Political Models (1990) Karen Newman, Fashioning Femininity and English Renaissance Drama (1991) ROSEMARY KEGl Maryanne Cline Horowitz (ed.) Race, Gender and Rank: Early Modern Ideas ofHumanity (1992) Margaret Brabant (ed.) Politics, Gender & Genre: The Political Thought of Christine de Pizan (1992) Pamela joseph Benson, The Invention of the Renaissance Woman: The Challenge ofFemale Independence in the Literature and Thought ofItaly and England (1992) lYNDAN WARNER

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Gender & History Volume 5 Number 3 Autumn 1993

CONTENTS

(Continued) Jacques Gelis, History ofChildbirth. Fertility, Pregnancy and Birth in Early Modern Europe (1991) HELEN KING Margaret Pelling and Richard M. Smith (eds) Life, Death, and the Elderly. Historical Perspectives (1991) LYNN BOTELHO Clare Brant and Diane Purkiss leds) Women, Texts and Histories 1575-1760 (1992) Isobel Grundy and Susan Wiseman ledsl, Women, Writing, History 1640-1740 (19921 FAITH BEASLEY Lucia Zedner, Women, Crime and Custody in Victorian England (1991) SUE GRACE Alan Duben and Cem Behar, Istanbul HOuseholds. Marriage, Family and Fertility, lB80- t940 (1991) DENIZ KANDIYOTI Laura Engelstein, The Keys to Happiness: Sex and the Search for Modernity in Fin-de­ Siecle Russia (19921 Eve Levin, 5ex and Society in the World of the Orthodox Slavs, 900-1700 (19B91 LINDA EDMONDSON Nancy leys Stepan, 'The Hour of Eugenics': Race, Gender, and Nation in Latin America (1991) MARY KARASCH Ava Baron (ed.) Work Engendered: Toward a New History of American Labor (1991) Nancy F. Cabin, Feminism in the Labor Movement: Women and The United Auto Workers, 1935-1975 (1990) ELEANOR GORDON Barbara Melosh, Engendering Culture: Manhood and Womanhood in New Deal Public Art and Theatre (1991) COLEnE HYMAN Sandra Schackel, Social Housekeepers: Women Shaping Public Policy in New Mexico, 1920-1940 (1992) LAURA MOORE Alison light, Forever England. Femininity, Literature and Conservatism Between the Wars (1991) MARION SHAW Antonia Lant, Blackout: Reinventing Women for Wartime British Cinema (1991) CHRISTINE GLEDHILL Peler Burke led.1 New Perspectives on Historical Writing (1991) JOHN TOSH

Notes on Contributors 452 Conlenls 37. From the Editor 325 WaiteringlWaitressing: Engendering the Work of Table Servers <: ELAINE J. HALL 329 0 Toward an Integration of Theory and "i3 Research on the Status of Women "-J KAREN BRADLEY and DIANA KHOR 347 Z Women's Movements Around the World: "i3 Cross-Cultural Comparisons cr" ~ DIANE ROTHBARD MARGOLIS 379 "w Patriarchal Bargains and Latent Avenues of Social Mobility: Nuns in the Roman Catholic Church HELEN ROSE EBAUGH 400 a Now That We Are Here: Discrimination, ~ Disparagement, and Harassment at Work and the Experience ofWomen Lawyers C1 JANET ROSENBERG, HARRY PERLSTADT, ~ and WILLIAM R. P. PHILLIPS 415 Ro Women's Power and the Gendered Division (/) (/) of Domestic Labor in the Third World '0" LAURA SANCHEZ 434 0 -"3 Book Reviews cr" n "~ Maid in the U.S.A. by Mary Romero tI1 PHYLISS PALMER 460 --3 '"w t-< Men's Lives edited by Michael S. Kimmel and Michael A. Messner PETER I. STEIN 462 Young, White, and Miserable: Growing Up Female in the Fifties by Wini Breines VERTATAYWR 465

Cancer in 7Ivo Voices by Sandra Butler and Barbara Rosenblum RENATESTENDHAL 467 Tradition in a Rootless World: Women Tum to Orthodox Judaism by Lynn Davidman PAULA E. HYMAN 468 Transforming the Curriculum edited by Johnella E. Butler and John C. Walter: Transforming Knowledge by Elizabetll Kamarck Minnich BECKY W. THOMPSON 470 Never Too Thin by Eva Szekely; Anorexia and Bulimia: Anatomy ofa Social Epidemic by Richard Gordon IULIA McQUILLAN 473 Gender & Society is partially mpported by the University ofDelaware and Memphis State University 38. GENDER & SOCIETY

Volume 7, Number 4 December 1993

Contents

From the Editor 485 Authority Hierarchies at Work: The Impacts ofRace and Sex GAIL M. McGUIRE and BARBARA F. RESIGN 487 Gender-Differentiated Employment Practices in the South Korean Textile Industry OK-JIE LEE 507 Familial Hegemony: Gender and Production Politics on Hong Kong's Electronics Shopfloor CHING KWAN LEE 529 Women Behind the Men: Variations in Wives' Support of Husbands' Careers ELIZA K. PAVALKO and GLEN H. ELDER. Jr. 548 1992 Cheryl Miller Lecture Believing Is Seeing: Biology as Ideology JUDITH LORBER 568 Resesrch Note Women in the Law: Partners or Tokens? PATRICIA MacCORQUODALE and GARY JENSEN 582 Comments Theorizing about Women's MOVements Globally: Comment on Diane Margolis HANNAPAPANEK 594 Theorizing about Women's Movements: Reply to Comments by Hanna Papanek DIANE ROTHBARD MARGOLIS 605 Comment on Francesca M. Cancian's "Feminist Science" BARBARA J. RISMAN. JOEY SPRAGUE, and JUDY HOWARD 608 Reply to Risman, Sprague, and Howard FRANCESCA M. CANCIAN 610 39. GENDER & SOCIETY

Volume 7, Number 4 December 1993

Contents (Continued)

Book Reviews Women Between Two Worlds: Midlife Reflections on Work and Family by Myra Dinnerstein MARJORIE E. STARRELS 612 Meeting at the CrosslVads: Women~ Psychology and Girls'Developmem by Lyn Mikel Brown and Carol Gilligan KATHYCHARMAZ 614 17Ie Gay and Lesbian Liberation Movemem by Margaret Cruikshank CAROL!. AUSTER 616 Rachel's Dallghters: Newly Orthodox Jewish Women by Debra Renee Kaufman DIANE ROTHBARD MARGOLIS 618 Women Watching Television: Gender, Class, and Generation ill the American Television Experience by Andrea L. Press and Endllring Vailles: Women in Papillar Cultllre by June Sochen JANET WOLFF 619 Wake Up Little Susie: Single Pregnancy and Race bejore Roe v. Wade by Rickie Solinger NANCY ARIES 622 Calling the Eqllality Blllff: Women in Israel edited by Barbara Swirski and Marilyn P. Safir CHAVA FRANKFORT·NACHMIAS 624 Power at Play: Sports and the Problem ojMasclliinity by Michael A. Messner PATRICIA A. ADLER and PETER ADLER 625 Feminist Methods in Social Research by Shulamit Reinharz PATRtCIA EWICK 627 Gendered Spaces by Daphne Spain MARCIA TEXLER SEGAL 628 With Thanks 630 Index 633 40. GENDERS

17 Fall 1993

Kath Weston Do Clothes Make the Woman?: Gender, Performance Theory, and Lesbian Eroticism

Jo-Anne Berelowitz LA's Museum of Contemporary Art and the Body of Marilyn Monroe 22

Laura Doan Wombs of War: Henry Moore's Repositioning of Gender 41

Donald H. Mengay The Failed Copy: Giovanni's Room and the (ReiContextuaiization of Difference 59

Susan Stanford Friedman Scenes of a Crime: Genesis. Freud's Interpretation of Dreams, Dora, and Originary Narratives 71

Griseida Pollock The Politics of Theory: Generations and Geographies Feminist Theory and the Histories of Art Histories 97

Donald Morton The Politics of Queer Theory in the (Post)Modern Moment 121

Marcia Salo The Oedipal West Two Engendered Photo Histories 151

Books Received 167

Notes on Contributors 173

Genders is pUblished by the University of Texas Press in cooperation with the University of Colorado at Boulder 41 .

Health Care for Women International

CONTE:--iTS Volume i4 I Number 5 i993

Editorial "

THE NEI\' WOtvlAN: HEALTH-PROMOTING AND HEALTH-DAMAGING BEHAVIORS Nancy Fugate Woods. Martha Lentz. and Ellen Mitchell I 389

INSTITCTIONALiZiNG WOMEN'S OPPRESSION: THE iNHERENT RISK i;\ HEALTH POLiCY THAT FOSTERS COMMUNiTY PARTiCIPATiON ! Judith Wuest -/07

THE EXPERiENCES OF MIDLiFE DAUGHTERS WHO ARE CAREGI\"ERS FOR THEIR MOTHERS Ti King I -/19

\IIDLiFE BABY BOOM WOMEN COMPARED WITH THEIR OLDER COUNTERPARTS IN MIDLiFE I Joan M. Jacobson ! -/27

INTERRCPTED WORK HISTORIES: RETIRED WOMEN TELLiNG THEIR STORIES Barbara Keddy. Beryl Cable. Susan Quinn. and Judith \lelanson -/37

AN ECOLOGICAL MODEL OF GROUP WELL-BEING: IMPLiCATIONS FOR HEALTH PROMOTION WITH OLDER WOMEN i Mary Ann Ruffing-Rahal -/47

FACTORS RELATED TO OLDER WOMEN'S RECOVERY FROM HIP FRACTL'RES: PHYSICAL ABILiTY. LOCUS OF CONTROL. AND SOCIAL SUPPORT ! Karen A. Roberto and Judith Bartmann ! 457

PERINATAL LOSS: A FRAMEWORK FOR PRACTICE ! Yvonne Brown -/69 42. HECATE A Women's Interdiseiplinary Journal

Volume 19. no. 1 1993

3-7 Editorial 8-26 Women and the Current Queensland State Government Barbara Sullivan 27-35 'Vapours' Sherryl Clark 36-57 The Feminist History Group Goes to the Berks Susan Magarey 58-69 Poems by Judy Driscoll 70-72 'Spider-Lily' Alison lAmbel1 73-92 'Watch the White Women Fade': Aboriginal and White Women in the Northern Territory, 1870-1940 Lyn Riddell 93-97 Poems by M.M., Helella Ifeka, Jordie Albistoll, Kate O'Neill 98-100 'The Jewelled Castle and the Moat of Flowers' COllstallce Ellwood 101-115 Australian Feminist Literary History: Around 1981 Susall Sheridan 116-119 lIn Here' Ellen Rodger 120-123 PoelllS by Alldrea Sherwood, Kate Humphrey, Elizabeth Hall 124-133 The Australian Girl Catches the First Feminist Wave Christopher Lee 134-136 'Break-up Beach' Margaret McCarthy 137-142 Women Walk Home: Cyprus 19.3.89 Jena Woodhouse 143-154 A Conversation with Mudrooroo Jallille Little 155-163 An Anecdote a Day Keeps Analysis Away Cathy Greellfield alld Peter Williams 164-173 Discursive Dangers Margaret Miller 43. HOT WIRE: THE JOURNAL OF

WOMEN'S,. MUSIC AND CULTURE VOLUME 9, NUMBER 3, SEPTEMBER 1993

FEATURES 2 Say Hello to BETTY Interviewed by Suzanne Cardinal 22 I Was a Celebrity Plaything cartoon by Joan Hilty 23 The Ballad of Joan and Wynonna by Toni Armstrong Jr. 26 Why We Never Got to See The Zelda Show by Toni Jr. 28 New Growth at Redwood by Cherylene Lee 31 The Warped Mind of love (k.d. and Me) by Kathie Bergquist 40 We Oughta Be in Pictures by Julia Willis 42 Carolyn Whitehorn: A Quarter of a Century as a Self­ Supporting Feminist Craflswoman by Laura Post 44 Playing With a Full Deck: Where Queens Rule by Allee Lowenstein GATHERINGS 24 Fifteen and Free at the Gulf Coast Festival by Dr. Bonnie J. Morris 32 Photos from the 1993 National Women's Music Festival 34 At the March: Report from D.C. by Laura Post 35 Thus Spake Martina with Intro by Toni Armstrong Jr. 37 Photos from the March on Washington (April 25, 1993) DEPARTMENTS 6 Soa pbox letters from readers 7 InqUiring WlmMinds Want to Know Percussion: Nurudaflna Pili Abena and Barbara Borden 8 Hotline compiled by Annie Lee, Nancey Epperson, Toni Jr., and Jamie Anderson 12 Noteworthy Women by Janna MacAuslan and Kristan Aspen "Renaissance Women In Music" 14 Fade In • Fade Out by Ann Collette and Roz Warren "Worldly Women" videos from around the world 16 Opening Night by Jean Adamak "Footsteps Turns the Tables" 18 Access by Tekkl Lomnlckl and Laurie Benz "little Amazons in the Arts" 39 Dykes to Watch Out For cartoons by Alison Bechdel 48 The Eighth Annual HOT WIRE Readers' Choice Awards 50 lesbomanla by Jorjet Harper "Mlchigullt and Other Musings" 52 Mulling It Over by laurel Blanchard "Karen Carpenter: My Intra to Women's Music" 60 Classified Ads complied by Susan Waller and Karen Fato 64 Stereo Soundsheet produced by Joy Rosenblatt· "Must Be Love" (Kathryn Warner), "Alpaca" (BEnY), "Nobody Knows Me" (Kim Wilcox). and "Wimmin Grow Rice" (Ellen Hines) 44.

a feminist quarterly C' lila.. • • FaU 1993 q e - $ C :w '" It Women in Land and Landscape

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Puerto PeDasco Story by Gretchen Legler p. I Two Bushels ofSoU Poem by MOT8an Grayce Wlllow p. 3 WlldfIower Woman Essay by Peggy Gilbel1 p. 4 Hunger Story by Alison McGhee p. 5 The Door Poem by Lynn H. deCourcy p. 6 Poets and ntness Essay by Melissa Kwasny p. 8 Dakota Letter Poem by Darrellg.h. Schramm p. 8 Evening News: Anita Hill Poem by Lynn H. deCourcy p. 9 The Oldest Lesson Poem by Suzanne Swanson p. 9 Warning for the Bus out ofSChaefferstown Story by Alissa Blackman p. 10 Wa!klng to Tillamook Poem by Teny A. Ganry p. II What the Trees SWay Poem by Barbara Hendryson p. 12 UttIe Bit Prose by Carol Tarlen p. 13 Continental Divlde Poem by Dinah Berland p. 13 Review byElizabeth Mischejohn. p. 13 RevIew by Tomoko KUribayashi ; .4 Announcements p. 15 COntrlbutors p. 15 45. HYPATIA

VOL. 8, No.3 SU~I~IER 1993

vii Preface

Patrice DiQuinzio Exclil-Sion and Essentialism in Feminist Theory: The Problem of Mothering

21 Diana TIetjens Meyers \foral Rejleetion: Beyond Impartial Reason

48 Jasminka Udovicki ]!l.Srice and Care in Close Associations

61 Kathleen Wallace Reconstructing Jtuigmem : Emotion and Moral] udgmenr

84 Ann Clark The Quest for Certainty in Feminist Thought

94 Kelly Oliver )lllia Krisrem's Feminist Remlt/cians

115 ~ tary \Viseman Renaissance Madonnas and the Fantasies of Freud

136 Helen Pringle \Vomen in Polirical Thought

COMMENT/REPLY

160 Keith Burgess-Jackson The Problem with Contemporary Moral Theory

167 ~Iargaret Urban Walker Thinking Moralit)' Interpersonally: A Reply co Burge5s~Jackson

174 Howard Curzer Fry's Concept 0fCaTe In Nursing Ethics

REVIEW ESSAYS

184 Iris Young Sex"al Ethics in the Age af Epidemic 194 Sharon L. Crasnow Can Science Be Objective?: Longino's Science as Social Knowledge 202 Laura Sells : Rethinking the Dualisms of Atomic Knowledge

211 Notes on Contributors

213 Announcements

216 Guidelines for Contributors/Calls for Papers 219 Recent Back Issues

222 Books Received 46. HYPATIA

Special Clustet on Eastem Eutopean Feminism

VOL. 8, NO.4 FALL 1993

Contents

vii Preface Lynne Tirrell Definition and Power: Toward Authority Without Privilege 35 Carriona Mackenzie Reason and Sensibility: The Ideal ofWomen's Self-Govemance in the Writings of 56 Laura Hengehald Rape and Communicative Agency: Reflections in the Lake at L- 72 Martha McCaughey Redirecting Feminist Critiques of Science

SPECIAL CLUSTER ON EASTERN EUROPEAN FEMINISM 85 Nanette Funk, Guest Editor Feminism and Post ... Communism 89 Hana Havelkava "Patriarchy" in Czech Society- 97 Olga Varonina Soviet Patriarchy: Past and Present 113 Rada lvekavic Women, Nationalism, and War: "Make Love Not IVar"

127 Women's Swdies Centers and Programs in Eastern Europe and the Former Soviet Union HYPATIA 47.

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(Continued) VOL. 8, NO.4 FALL 1993

COMMENT/REPLY 129 Debra Shogan In Defense of a Wordly Separatism 134 Fox Comment on "Realizing Love and Justice" 136 Martha Saunders and Kathleen Martindale Response

REVIEW ESSAYS 140 Sara Ruddick New Feminist Work on Knowledge. Reason, and Objectivity 150 Lynda Haas Of Waters and Women: The Philosophy of Luce Irigaray

BOOK REVIEWS 160 Lori Gruen and Lisa A. Mulholland Gender Politics and Post-Cormmmism: Reflectiom from Eastern Europe and the Fonner Soviet Union edited by Nanette Funk and Magda Mueller 164 Emily A. Zakin Feminism \Vithow Women: Culture and Criticism in a "Posrfeminisr" Age by Tania Modleski

174 Notes on Contributors

177 Announcements 181 Guidelines for Contributors/Calls for Papers 183 Recent Back Issues 48. VOLUME 13 AUTUMN NUMBER 3 IOWA WOMAN 1 993

COVER ART "Crinoid Folio (Iowa Mapl" Margaret Sunday

IOWA WOMEN IN THE BOOK ARTS FEATURES 13 A Conversation with Margaret Sunday Denice Connell 18 Starla Stensaas: Crossing Boundaries, Encompassing Oppositions Laura Julier

POETRY 7 Iowa Station Cathy A. Carlson 17 Last Campfire Mary Crow 24 The Abandoned Barn Haven Koontz 30 The Fox Ruth Daigon 31 Grief's Place Carol Tufts

FICTION 25 A Daughter's Place Karla J. Kuban ~,., A Circular Tour Deirdre Shanahan ..0 Objects in Mirror Sandra Love

DEPARTMENTS 4 Foremothes: Bess Streeter Aldrich Patrice Kay Beam 6 Crossings: ;'Iaying Cricket Beth Simon 7 Writing Contest Guidelines for 1993 8 Stopped Moments: Waiting Jo Ann Beard 44 Books: Reviews by Joanne Keaton Batya Weinbaum Shirley Vogler Meister Annie Tremmel Wilcox 48 Maxine! Comix Marian Henley

CONTRIBUTORS Inside Back Cover 49.

Women's Health· JOURNAL

2/93 Latin American and Caribbean Women's Health Network

April- May - June 1993

EDITORIAL 2

OPINION Sexuality and Health by Jacqueline Pitanguy 4

OUR HEALTH HERSTORY Dorotea Salguero: Peruvian Healer by Ana Maria Portugal 10

NEWS AND MEETINGS 13

CAMPAIGN Round Table on RU486 29

PANORAMA Seiling Agendas In Contraceptive Research 53 Do You Know Where Your Human RI9hts Are? by Marilyn Waring 60

SHARING OUR EXPERIENCES Nicaragua's 51 MUjer : By and For Women 64

MAILBOX 69

GROUPS AND RESOURCES 74

IN ISIS 76 50.

Women;s Health JOUR~JAL

3/93 Latin American and Caribbean Women's Health Network

JUly - August - September 1993

EDITORIAL 2

OPINION The Alliance Between Feminists and Researchers by Carmen Barroso 4

OUR HEALTH HERSTORY Trolula and the "Mulleres Salemltanae" by Ana Maria Portugal 12

NEWS AND MEETINGS 14

CAMPAIGN Rights of Llle by Lezak Shallat 31

PANORAMA Women In Decision-Making by Adriana G6mez 51 AIDS, Women and Clinical Trials by Jonathan Mann 58 Women and AIDS: In the "Eye of the Epidemic" by Mabel Bianco 61

SHARING OUR EXPERIENCES Attending Community Needs Unde, Occupation by Eliss G. Young 63

MAILBOX 68

GROUPS AND RESOURCES 74

IN ISIS 76 51. 21'.J2

Letter to our readers 3 From our readers .4

Indigenous Women

Irula tribal women seek self-sufficiency by SUSM Berln...... ••.•••••••.....••...... ••...8 Women evolve empowering and liberating culture by Victoria Tauli·Corpuz .••.•...... •.....•.•.•..••...... •••..•...••l 0 Finding ways to regain control of their lives by JeMne _her...... •...•.•. 13 We refuse to be token niggers in feminist groups by Lydia Graham 14 Weaving on sacred ground by M. A. Gomez and Maria Umon 16 "Our voices must be heard." by The Native Women's Association of Canada.. " 18 Amerindian and black women: 500 years of neglect by A. Gomez. L. Shallat, C. To"es and V. Toledo Uaneaqueo...... 20 Mapuche women and traditional health by V. Toledo LJaneaquoo 23 Immersing in traditional cultures by Elizabeth Thomss 25 international Maori women defend right to health by Gloria E. Meleneio 28 Women's Institute fosters identity and culture by M. Decherellene, N. Zanbrana Md K. Uriona.. , 29 The running spirit by Kimimlla 30 Maori artist: Kura Rewiri Thorsen ,31 Resources , , 32 Radio network links north and south 33 Radio program, Not Vanishing, flourishes by Wen~ Gordon , 34 List of contact groups ,, 35 Women advocate for indigenous education 35 . We defend the earth ,.. 36 Ahealthy and sustainable environment for all 39 •. Declaration on trafficking in women , 42 First Asian indigenous women's conference 44 Calendar ofevents ,,, .45 Isis co-organizes conference in Bangkok by Eliz Reyes.Martinez•. ,•. ,,•.•.•.• ,.••."., ••.... , .46 " 52. Journal of Feminist Family Therapy VOLUME 5 NUMBER 1 1993

LETTER FROM THE EDITOR 1 Janine Roberts

Unexamined Assumptions and Service Delivery Systems: Feminist Theory and Racial Exclusions 3 Rhea V. Almeida

Considering Culture and Oppression: Steps Toward an Ecology of Sexual Child Abuse 25 Lisa FOllies

The Social and Historical Context for Women and Female Family Therapists in Mexico 55 Mary Blanca Moctezuma

INTERNmONAL BULLETIN BOARD ANNOUNCEMENT 65 Virginia Goldner

Women as Mothers: Historical and Cultural Contexts in the United States from 1700-1900 67 Carey Dimmitt

REFLECTIONS A Woman and War 81 Benina Berger Gould

BOOK REVIEWS

Ideas for Therapy with Sexual Abuse, Edited by Michael Durrant and Cheryl White 91

Invitations to Responsibility: The Therapeutic Engagement ofMen Who Are Violent and Abusive, by Alan Jenkins 91 Reviewed by Lee Combrinck-Graham

Constructing the Sexual Crucible, by David M. Snarch 96 Reviewed by Carrell A. Dammann

Women and Sex Therapy: Closing the Circle ofSexual Knowledge, Edited by Ellen Cole, and Esther D. Rothblum 98 Reviewed by Linda Stone Fish

Allies in Healing, by Laura Davis 101 Reviewed by Mary Shesgreen JOURNAL OF FEMINIST STUDIES 53. IN RELIGION

SPRING/FALL 1993 VOLUME 9 NUMBERS 1-2

SPECIAL ISSUE IN HONOR OF BEVERLY WILDUNG HARRISON

o Editors' Introduction Judith Phukow 3 Elisabeth Schiissler Fiorenza o Introduction to the Issue Elizabeth M. Bounds 7 o Articles ------_ Defining Our Proyecto Hist6rico: .\lujerista Strategies for Liberation Ada Maria Isasi~D(az 17 Womanist Perspectival Discourse and Canon Formation Katie G. Cannon 29 The i\otion of DilTerence for Emerging Womanist Ethics: The Writings of and Joan M, Martin 39 Sisterhood. Solidarity and Feminist Ethics Pamela K. Brubaker 53 \VomanisUFeminist Dialogue: Problems and possibilities Delores S. \Villiarns 67 Tow,uds a White Feminist Ecological Ethic Elly Haney 75 Holding l'p Our Half of the Sky: ~Iale Gender Pr-i\'ilege as Problem and Resource for Liberation Ethics Marvin M. Ellison 95 Fro~ \Vomanist Thought to \Vomanist Action Peter J. Paris 115 Justice. Gender, and the Frail Elderl~': Reexamining the Ethic of CJ.IC Barbara Hilkert Andolsen 127 Principles for a \"oman-Friendly Economy Carol S. Robb 147 The ~loral Significance of Female Orgasm: Toward Sexual Ethics That Celebrates \Vomen's Sexuality Mary D, Peliauer 161 A Feminist Version of Respect for Persons Margaret A, Farley 183 Rel~tionality and the Ordering of Differences in Feminist Ethics Ruth L. Smith 199 o Living It Out _ Struggling Through Injury in the Work of Love Donna Bivens 215 Elizabeth Bettenhausen Nancy Richardsun o Bibliographic Resources ------­ Resources in Feminist Religious Ethics: Annotated Bibliography Elizabeth M, Bounds 227 Visions for Power~in~Relation: A Bibliographic Survey Marilyn J. Legge 233 Issues of Race in Feminist Ethics: A Review Essay Christine E. G!ldorf 239 o Notes on Contributors - _ 247 54. Journal ofGender Studies

Volume 1 May 1992 Number 3 CONTENTS Articles 'Negotiating Discourses of Femininity' Sara Mills 271 ,nA Piece of History": The "Soviet" Woman Today' El'vira Novikova and Zoya Khotkina, translated by Lynne Attwood 286 "'Fear of Falling": Edith Wharton and the Ghost Story' Alan Macdonald 303 'An Interview with Lauretta Ngcobo' Anissa Talahite 315 Review Article 'Femininity Revisited' Tori! Moi 324 Book Reviews Listing 335 Reviews 338 Film Review 399 Reports 'Good Girls, Bad Girls': The First European Congress of Prostitutes 405 Feminism and Nationalism 408 Women in Science Policy Analysis Forum 4n Edinburgh's Fourth International Science Festival 422 Language and Gender Conference 426 Noticeboard 428 Books Received 433 A Note on Contributors; Apology 443 55.

CONTENTS

Journal of FROM THE EDITOR

Sexual Desire and Responsiveness Following Hysterectomy WOMEN and Menopause 3 Susan L. Pnretz, EdD & Adelaide Haas, PhD AGING Enhancing Women's Partnership with Health Providers in Hormone Replacement Therapy Decision-Making: Research and Practice Directions 17 Judith H. Hibbard, DrPH Sarah E. Hampson. PhD Volume 5 Number 2 The Differential Impact of Alzheimer's Disease on Older Women 31 1993 Patrick J. Fox, PhD, MSIV Pamela Art/sberger IVebber, PhD, MSIV

Senior Women's Fitness Project: A Pilot Study 49 Patricia A. Gillett, PhD, RN

Retired or Homemaker: How Older Women Define Their ~~ ~ Pamela K, Adelmann, PhD Toni C. Amonncci, PhD James S. Jackson, PhD

Gender Differences in Infonnal Support and Coping Among Elders: Findings from Canada's 1985 and 1990 General Social Surveys 79 Snsan A. McDaniel Allison L. McKinnon

Adult Daughters' Anticipation of Care-Giving Responsibilities 99 Katherine Conway-TlIl'Iler, PhD Rona Karasik, MA

BOOK REVIEWS Health Care/or Older IVomen, edited by Julie George and Shah Ebrahim 115 Reviewed by Deborah T. Gold, PhD The Challenge a/Geriatric Medicine, by B. Isaacs 117 Reviewed by Beny J. Gale, DNSc, RN Gend,,; Families, and Elder Care, edited by Jeffrey W. Dwyer and Raymond T. Coward 119 Jean Pearson Scot! Geriatric Problems in General Practice (second edition), by G. K. Wilcock, J. A. M, Gray and 1. M. Longmore 120 Reviewed by Jndith M. Richter, RN, PhD FROM THE BOOK REVIEW EDITOR 123 OF WOMEN 56. JOURNAL AND RELIGION

Volume 11 Winter 1992

TOWARD A FEMINIST THEOLOGICAL AESTHETIC: RELIGIOUS ART OF WOMEN FROM DIVERSE TRADITIONS

EDITOR'S FOREWORD Jann Cather Weaver 3

PUBLISHER'S FOREWORD Pamela Cooper-White 5

ARTICLES

Toward a Spiritualily of Seeing: O'Keeffe's Black Cross, New Mexico and Gnaham's Primitive Mysteries Diane APOS1Olos-Cappadona 6 A Feminist Process in Theology and Theater Victoria Rue 18 Sleeping with Ghosts: Maxine Hong Kingston's The Woman Warrior Marilyn Sewell 25 Feminist Liberation Theological Aesthetics: Subversive and Spiritual Iennifer Colby 35 Revisioning Passages in Fin de Sieele Jewish Art 10 Milgrom 43

Mirrors of the Soul Lncy Arai 57

Looking toward a New Aesthetic JilUan Ross 70

Gender and the Aesthetic of Preaching Virginia Purvis·Smilh 74

POETRY rewrile of Ihe 23rd Psalm Anne L. Bourdon 17

New Prayers Meredith Sabini 24

Heeft Hel Wei lin Gellad?/ Maria Van Doren 33 Did II Maller that I Ever W3JJ? Translated by Maria Van Doren Assisted by Anne L. Bourdon

Turning - between Elul and Tishre 10 Milgrom 46

Monarch Penelope Duckworth 55 Milk (For Clare) Penelope Duckworth 56 Reflections ofa White Girl When The Covenant of the Rainbow Hasn't Always Been Enough Jillian Ross 68 Tulip Tale Anne L. Bourdon 72 Cupboards Are Empty Anne L. Bourdon 73

canvas, clay... Renee La Couture-Tulloch 84 MUSIC Small Song for Voice and Flute Ann Sawyer and Anne L. Bourdon 52 VISUAL ART

Abro mis alas. Acrylic on paper.l991. Carmen Leon 42

Untilled. Ceramic. 1979 Lucy Arai 61 Hanten. Colton. 1985 Lucy Arai 63 Untilled. Mixed Media. 1989. Lucy Arai· 64 Unlilled. Paper/cotlon Ihread. 1991. Lucy Arai 65 Untitled. Mixed Media. 1991. Lucy Arai 66

CONTRIBUTORS 85 57. JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S HISTORY

VOLS No.2 FALL 1993

Editors' Note / 6

ARTICLES Ruth A. Solie Women's History and Music Histor\': The Feminist Historiography of Sophie Drinker / 8 ~'Iargarel M. R. Kellow 'for the Sake of Suffering Kansas': Lydia Maria Child, Gender and the Politics of the 1850s / 32 lorraine Coons ':\iegleded Sisters' of the Women's Movement: The Perception and Experience of Working Mothers in the Parisian Garment Industry, 1860-1915 / 50 Elisabeth lsraels Perry From Achievement to Happiness: Girl Scouting in Middle Tennessee, 19105-1%05 I 75

l:-nERNATIONAL TRENDS \.-faternalism as a Paradigm / 95 Lynn Y. Weiner Introduction and Comment / 96 Ann Taylor Allen Maternalism in Gennan Feminist Movements / 99 Eileen Boris What About the Working of the Working Mother? I 104 Molly Ladd·Taylor Toward Defining Matemalism in U.S. History / 110 Adele Lindenmeyr Matemalism and Child Welfare in Late Imperial Russia / 114 Kalhleen S. Uno Matemalism in Modem Japan I 126 Discussion / 131

DOCUMENT Judith Rollins Housing Civil Rights Workers: The Narrative of Odette Harper Hines I 132

REVIEW ESSAYS Johanna Alberti ACitizen's Mission: The Cause of Peace Since 1815 I 154 ['ol/riMic Plldfidsm: WagillS War on War in Europe, 1815-1914 by Sandi Cooper; The Road 10 Grftnham Common: Feminism and Anli·Milifan'sm in Bn'lain since 1820 by Jill Uddington Jane H. Pease Which Family Values? / 162 Unmly IV

ABSTRACTS OF BOOKS / 170

BIBLIOGRAPHY I 191

Cm"TRIBUTORS / 215

NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS / 218

ANNOUNCEMEi'\rrs I 220 58. GKalliope ajournal ofwomen's art VOL. XV NO. 3

CONTENTS Volume XV Number 3

Theme: WOMEN OF THE FUTURE

Ursula Le Guin 4 Women ofthe Future Janine Canan 5 Clarity The Passage What Woman Wants Lori C. Fraind 8 If We Can Unwind lo.an Cofrancesco 10 Lovers and Spoons Ellin Carter II Delusions of Starting Over Paula Goldman 12 Eve's Daughters Peggy de BrOlu 13 Shooting the Rapids Parricia Ranzan; 14 Progress Joanne Seltzer 15 Women of the Future Susan Faml Spimck 16 In Your Names Goddess Elism'ietfa Ritchie 17 Yo-Yo 18 Note from the Stratosphere Christine Cotler 19 "Self Study" 20 "The Intruder" 21 "Myself' Lola Haskins 22 The Composer Interviews Her Piece 23 Angel del Temblor Susan Terris 25 Future Tense Lenore Baeti Wang 26 The Lotus Leaver Jean Erhardt 28 2 Corinthians Mo Williams 29 Only Saints May Wash Their Hands in Memory Belty Buchsbaum 30 Kagami Afelissa Iris Moss 32 New Moon

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CONTENTS Volume XV Number 3

Theme: WOMEN OF THE FUTURE

Pfeiffer-Towner 34 "I Have MS" "The Last Sleep of the Father" "Oh. Yes, You Are My Sister" "Guess Who" Lisa ,11, Ryan 38 Edi Was My Grandmother Korell Picolle 41 The Miracle of Fish Lora Lee DUllcan 49 Eve's Rib Margaret Joall Libertlls 52 The Last Valley Girl on Earth Kathy Keler 53 "BoatiStars" 54 "Muse" 55 "Breathing" 56 "Chimera" 57 "Rocketman/Moon" 58 "Angel" 59 "leon" 60 "Dreamtent" 6\ "Torso" Brooke Wiley 62 Through Our Hands Victoria Lena Manyarrows 75 Have Strength Dorothy Burris 76 Review: Imaginary Men (Enid Shomer) 77 Notes about Contributors 79 1993 Frances Buck Sherman Award Winner: Lu Vickers 60. j , I , , I I . . ,. , P"i "'... ~ .... '~ ' OJ ",}.:;) ,1 >_"". l,~\11'"~~&'. • • • .. IiI ,,'; ff".' :.1-., Nt; :," lsrgUARffiR 1993 tr:r;J,I.,wa I§·': t VOL. 2, NO. I

EDITORIAL "flUplna"

FEATURES Women's Rights, Women's Liberation Uza Largoza·Maza and A. TUJan

First Asian Indigenous Women's Conference: "Sharing CommonaUties and Diversities; Forging Unity Towards Indigenous Women's Empowerment Vlctorla Taull-Corpuz

Overview of the Situation of Indigenous Women Vlclorla Taull-CorpUZ

_2 Violated Women Eden Corcuera-Casareno ,. ~ .) Notes on Violence Against Women Sylvia Estrada·Claudlo

VIEWS , , 'J' Feminist Forum: On the Focus of the Women's Movement

POETRY ,0 Papaano? AnnaHsa Ompoc \7 Buhay ng Babae Qulnclana de Luna ·,7 Babae Qulnclana de Luna

FICI10N 48 Sugar and Salt Nlnolchka Rosca 52 The Dream Catcher Marla FlUplna

DEPARTMENTS 56 MAILBOX

Be Hotshot me Notes on Contributors 61.

2ND QUARTER 1993 VOL. 2, NO.2

EDITORIAL :2 Women and the Unions

FEATURES :0 Manggagawang Kababaihan: Buhayat Pakikibaka (Women Workers: Life and Struggle) By Elleen Frias .. " Ka Nanette: Pagsisikhay ng Babae sa Pabrika (Ka Nanette: Women Worker) By Elisa Tlta Lubi with A. TUJan Class B· Workers (·Beneath Men) By Mayett Manubay ._ Pag-oorganisa ng Kababaihang Manggagawa sa NAGC By Eden Casareno

VIEWS Feminist Forum: What do you think should be done to fight and end Job discrimination?

FleflON , Red Books and Purple Ribbons By Sharon Cabusao

POETRY Midrash By Hansel Magpayo

DEPARTMENTS >-4. ART FOLIO Kathe KolIwllz ,DC NOTES ON THE CONTRIBUTORS ',r' HOT SHOT Hanggang Kailan? Boy Esclanda 62.

Issue '44. Fall 1993 By and for Women

Sex Talk My First Sexual Encounter (Jo Pantano) '"'''''''''''''''''' 3 Spirit and Flesh (Jamie Mayo) 4 Two Dreams (Faith Jones) 4 Equivocating (Elizabeth Alexander) 5 Heads or Tails (Alena Smith) 6 Reflections of a Pervert (Marijke Struvic) 7 It's Not the Love (Michelle Dillard) 8 My Sexuality Has Never Been a Choice (Katie Tyler) 9 Satisfaction Guaranteed (T. Doe) 10 The 10th Month of the Second Year (J. Zineski) 10 True Confessions (Faith Jones) 11 Orgasm as Fury (Constance Ana) 11 Sex with an Ass Full of Islands (Lise Houde) 12 Lesbian Erotica or Pornography (Louise Moore) 12 The Best Sex Is in the Mind (C.L.E.) 13 And Around and Around (J. Zineski) 14 Reviews A Literary Breakthough in Female Sexuality (Janet Bellwether) 14 OfT the Shelf(Angie Fa) 14 Analysis The Gay Gene: Bad Science, Bad Politics (Deeg) 15 Response We Must Be a Movement for All Sexual Minorities (L. Hutchins) ..... 16 Query What Would Happen (zana) 17 Coming Attractions Breaking the Rules 17 Making Our Own Families 19 Art: Diane Reum (cover, 10), Kate De Bold (2,19), Kadeth (5), Debby Earthdaughter (6,9,12), Leslie Guerin-Haines (7,11,15), Lorrye Almaguer (17), Nikki Gosch (18). 63.

~l asbian Ethics

Volume S, No.1 Summer 1993

Editor's Introduction 2 Lesbian Luggage: Incest, Lesbians, Psychosexuality, 3 and the Next Generation Sid Cutting the Cord 21 Carolyn Cage Fierce Love and Well Mothering 30 VOllceil Smith Her Life and Mine 33 Noel Furie On Being Disowned 39 Carla Duke Lesbians and Our Mothers 48 Readers' Forum Absolute Absence 62 Fox Stalking Guilt 72 Joyce Trebilcot Mary Poppins and My Childhood in Hell 76 Kate Moran Talking About Evil 82 Anne And in This Corner 90 Bridget Collills Madness, Social Disability and Access 96 Rachel Perkins and Celia Kitzinger A Commentary on "Madness, Social Disability and Access" 108 Fox Authors' Guidelines/Announcements 109 64,

THE INDEPENDENT JEWISH WOMEN'S MAGAZINE VOl. 18, NO.3

.R DEPARTMENTS Women Unbound 8Challenging Jewish 2 FROM THE EDITOR Divorce Law 4 KOL ISHAH- hI .\r/oJ/1I1 (jr"\'IIIIi11 News of Jewish Women kll'i,11I hnl'-\\illd,IlO /o!/~a Around the World fltl'lI/ill ul/ill/lIl Illuitin'\ or I/m'/" nle powerful new grountfSll'ell holdill~-'lilJ hindI II/I/rried afinterest in womelll'.'ho wrile lroll/ell wlwlbom/I \r{,o [dlllf 10 in Yiddish; AIDS and leells: gnllll 1111'11I dirorn'\, .\"(1\1' It'lril/' an "ou/" Jewish lI'oman rock singer. Il"I!mel/',1 \ifill/Ill (Iflll/m/ih/' Il'orld. ded(/rill~ Illis tilt' l'mr 01 l!Ie AgIO/ail. rOIl' 10 fll'/,rlllm, III'CI"m/e 3 lETIERS or ol"elll"rile lilt' lUll' \ ('I'ue! 23 Join the Jewish !IIt'I/lI/ly, Women's Talent Bank Riddles of Identity 27 LILITH Reviews Some Postgraduate Angst Feminist Biblical mOlle/s, 13 profiles oftwo funky (ollr ray dillcft'!!f it'u'i.l/i II tllI/fllll//heir Jewish women arlisls. {\I-ell/in liT 111 ri'.!III'l' om '11 hOlllc\' lif(', ,1IIi1 h,'li and more. :!lel' IiI inlo t!le 1IIIIiIinl!lIIfli/ II/i.\'. 14 Herefords, Hebrew and Me 30 TSENA RENA hi' Kort'll Pr,I'.!t'I" LILITH's invaluable 18 While Jewish Female resource pages Listings a/where 10 go for What happens \'Jhen I fil Into /I(/!!(' 1./ more Ulan one category? even/hing \'OU need if yOIl 're JewIsh anti fel1Ulle. hI' Hadaf DII!J(Il\'lA' 20 I'm tired of checking oft "other" Lunch With hy Rohill 8t'ilJ SdllltT 32 The Girls 21 Mother Tongue, a short story The Ways We Are hy AliI/a Sirorillorsh hy L/'.Ilie Hollis .\Ian;ulit'5 ... 111 which Ihe OW/IOI", l/Iol1l1lillg Ihe gradual/lIH III 111'1" I//II/ller I,) AI:heimt'l"'", disclIlws 1/ On the Autopsy Table '.!t'lleralimi (~( IWIllt'1/ Irlm 1"t'IIIt'm/Jef hUll' to lawid/. 24 in Lodz i'l' \01011I("11 j.,"~j/)'

.\ Bnmkfrll/,!1.I',il'illlll"t'CIlif,1 Il'i//1 hiller irmll Ollrht'('(JI't'I": IfOlI/Multi­ lit'!" e.l/II'riellt';'1 ,1.\ II l11l'dinl/ l/lIdt'lIl ill tl Cultural Cdebrations: The Paintin~s of Bett\' La Duke. ilol'llltlli:t'd" Pll/lInt! illihe H'ar.' IlI/l/lt'tiil/lt'iI IY72-I\>Y2, }n' Gioria Fell/WI !(IIiOll'ilH; tilt' HO/Ol'dll,lt, Orensldll. PI)I/It'~[(II/(/It' Anhook.l'. S(/II FmllciJl"/I, }l}l,)3. SUMMER 1993/ YOlo 18, NO.3

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FEATURES COVER Raising Sons: We Know OUf Dreams for OUf Daughters. What About Our Sons: b.\' .1/ldre Lrmh. nobin Morgan,johmlt'lla Colt'. Mal!' (;ordoll. (/I/d alita' 34 z:

w ~lixed .\lessagt'~ "'here Is Pamela .\Iaraldo Taking Planllcd Parenthood:- b.\'}/lIilIh IlamN 20

:\ighl Rage Three Women Take Back the \\'nods h,\' Dilll/n HIIIlII' (;l'orgt' 28

A Legan" of Betrayal Confronting the Ed Tradition of Female (;enital .\huilation b.y.-tiiC/' lValka 55

PHOTO ESSAY Anna's Garden b.\' MllIgtlrd ,\1nrtoJllllld Diann Balmori 51 z: NEW S INTERNATIONAL Philippines: For the Boys kv Sliti/o Conmd and Smo(rhka Rmra 10 Brazil's Women·Rull Police Stations Fight the Odds by Thai" Cnrrl1i 18 LJisJm!rhl's 16 u.s. Monumental Achievement Ii,\' Tnril' ela17m 84 Virginia Is No Place for Lesbian :\IOlhers fl.\' Sallc)' Wmtik 89 Clinton's ~(edicare CUIS: This Is Reall\' Going To Hurl b.\'jlld.\' Licht 90 Demoted Along with Her Bos~, One Secretary Fought Back ~\' Kim S. Hirsh 93 Clippmg.1 94

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(Continued) NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 199:1 • BOO KS When Bad Books Happen to Good People by Harriet umer 62 Kid-Friendly Biographies b.v Susan Bllttellwit'Jer 65 Bold T.ype Rita Dove. People's Poet by Dorl1la M. Williams 66 11I/emallQnal Bookshelf 65 BookU'auh 67

FICTION AND POETRY Fiction The Holy Card by MrKt'1ma B.\'me 68 84

Poetry Journal Entry. WordPerfect 5.1 byJeri'ditll Merrin 33 Things the Wind Does by Pat Sdwt'1da (inside back cover)

ART S Sister from Another Planet Probes the Soaps b.\' Andrea Freud Lot'1L'l'll'tein 76 Diamanda Galas: Primal Screams b)'Jellnifer L. Baumgardtla 80 Empty Dress, Loaded Images by .\'an(\' Smith 81 AltsU'atch by Lpl1lta Y.Suphell 82

HEAliH A New (Old) Contraceptive Choice by Rt'becca Chalker 58 Could Your Pelvic Pain Be Imerstitial Cystitis~ ~v Katherine Kellogg T(!;l'ier 61 83 Heallh ,Votes 58

DEPARTMENTS

Editorial 'Tis the Season by Marcia ..11111 Gillespie Lellers 4 £cofemil/ism A ~ot,So4Natural Disaster byJolli Seager 26 Guest Room The Stolen Spotlight Syndrome by Letty Catlin Pogrebill 96 .Vo Comment (back cover)

SNAP SHOT S Bonnie Grice 19 Laura Esquivel 75 Yuri Kochiyama 83 67.

NUMBER 76 May-June 1993

Inside

2. Madhu Kishwar Religion at the Service of Nationalism An Analysis of Sangh Parivar Politics

21. Poems A Surprise Rendezvous ... by Vanita Nayak Mukherjee Rehearsal by P. Raja 23. Sagari Rarndas Life with Livestock 32. Mitu Gulati and Leela Gulati Remnants of Matriliny Widows of Two Kerala Villages 35. Neelirna Talwar Story: An Invitation 39. Lellers to Manushi

43. Anuradha Dull Film Review: Battle for Peace

44. Art for Democracy (see also inside covers) 68.

NUMBER 77 July-Aug. 1993

2. Madhu Kishwar Breaking the Stalemate Unifonn Civil Code vs Personal Laws

6. Askari zaidi Resistance from Within Muslims againstlbe Practice ofTriple Divorce 8. Nandini Bedi Poem: Haiku 9. Munira Merchant Islamic Talaq Survey Report from Bombay and Pune 13. Suruchi Thapar The Nehru Women Conflicts and Stresses During Ibe Freedom Movement 22. Linda Hess Poem: Rape After 23. Nikhil Nigam Sex Slavery From Ibe Hills of Nepal to Ibe Brothels of Delhi

27. A Can For Action Law Commission's Report on Maintenance Humane Recommendations Ignored

32. Shauna Singb Baldwin Short Story: English Lessons 34. Kiran Kapur Books: Storytellers, Saints and Scoundrels and others

37. Health: Glucose can be Harmful 38. Letters to Manushi

43. Manushi Questionnaire 69. 70.

MEDIA REPORT TO WOMEN ,':r--':-'·'-:"-,:,-;-::::,:::,,:,,',-.:'.,'- .• '•• ',-.,':.""-:.,.::;.:'-:::'),.::,,-.,:-_.'.!'.,'.;,".::::-:.' Newsletter Covering Women In The Media

Fall 1993 MINERVA: 71. Quarterly Report on Women and the Military

Volume XI, Number 2 Summer, 1993

Articles

POWDER PUFF PROBLEMS AND THE CURSE OF THE LADYBIRDS: AN EXPLORATION IN THE HISTORY OF AVIATION MEDICINE Leon Day I

RAPE IN WARS: ANALYTlCAL APPROACHES Ruth Seifert 17

BEYOND PARADISE: THE U.S. NAVY NURSE CORPS IN THE PACIFIC IN WORLD WAR II (Part One) Barbara B. Tomblin 23

Reviews 54

Richard Hall, Patriots in Disguise: Women Warriors ofthe Civil War. By Lauren Cook Burgess

Bernadette M. Marriott and Judith Grumstrup-Scott, editors, Body Composition and Physical PerfomlOnce: Applications for the Military Services. By Nancy B. Samuelson

Saundra Pollock Sturdevant and Brenda Stoltzfus Let the Good Times Roll: Prostitution and the U. S. Military in Asia. By MaryAgnes Costello Poetry 61 72. NWSA Journal Volume 5, Number 3 Fall 1993

Articles Toward a Feminist Theory of Self: Repressive Dereification and the "Subject·in-Process" 303 JUDiTH KEGAN GARDINER Report Shaking the Foundations: How Schools Shortchange Girls The AAUW Report 325 SUSAN DOUGLAS FRANZOSA Report: Women's Studies in Cuba Perspcnives on Cuban Socialism 340 PATROCINIO P. SCHWEICKART Women's Studies Conference: University of Havana, March 1993 343 AN.V FERGUSON A Sampling ofResearch on Women in Cuba 348 PATROCINIO P. SCHWEICKART Toward the Twenty~First Century: An O\'erview ofOUT Expectations and Challenges 349 ESTHER VELIS Domestic Life as a Sphere for the Exercise of Conscious Political Choice for Cuban Women 352 MIRTA RODRiGUEZ CALDERON Notes Concerning Class Differences in the Familial Situations ofCuban Women 354 "viA RIA DEL CARJUEN CARo SECADO The Cuban \Nornan as a Social Subject: Reflections on a Case Study 357 MARIA ISABEL SOSA AND CLOT/LDE PROVEYER Some Findings Regarding the Subjectivity of Workers in Nontraditional Occupations 360 .IHARTA NuNEZ SAR..:UIENTO

The Influence of Labor Activity in the Rehabilitation ofWomen Prisoners 363 NORMA VASALLO BARRUETA AXD IRENE SMITH ALAYON Forum: Reshaping Democracy in NWSA Responses to Robin Leidner's "Constituency, Accountability. and Deliberation: Reshaping Democracy in the NWSA" (NWSAJ 5:1) 367 Feminist Pluralism and Democratic Learning: The Politics ofCitizenship in the National Women's Studies Association 367 CARMEN SIRIANNI A Template for the Future of NWSA 385 BARBARA 1-v. GERBER Forum: Feminism and Science Fallible or Lovable: Response to Anne Fausto-Sterling's "Building Two-Way Streets" (NWSAJ 4:3) 389 LEE SWEDBERG Review Essays

Recent Perspectives on Abortion 393 SIMONE M. CARON NWSAJournal 73. Volume 5, Number 3 Fall 1993

(Continued) Calling the Equ.ality Bluff: H'omen in Israel edited by Barbara Swirski and Marilyn P. Safir 421 Keepers of the History: Hi/men and the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict by Elise G. Young Portraits oj Palestinian Women by Orayb Aref Najjar with Kitty Warnock YVhen Allah Reigns Supreme by Susi SchaJit REBECCA L. TORSTRICK, Reviewer The Women Outside: Meanings alld Af)'ths of Homelessness by Stephanie Golden 426 Tell Them Who I Am: The Lives of Homeless rt'tlmen by Elliot Liebow JAN L. HAGEN, Reviewer In the fVay of H0men:. J\1en 's Resistance to Sex Equality in Organizations by Cynthia Cockburn 429 Decisions without Hierarchy: Feminist Inttn.!t11tioTls in OrganizatioTl Thear)' and Practice by Kathleen P. Iannello DELySA BURNIER, Reviweer Binding Cultures: Black rVtlmen Writers in Ajrica mid the Diaspora by Gay Wilentz 433 SANDRA ADELL, Reviewer The Knowledge Explosion: Generations ofFeminist Scholarship edited by Cheris Kramarae and Dale Spender 435 CHRISTIE FARNHAM, Reviewer 1993 NWSA Awards & Scholarships 437 NWSA News 438 Contributors 441 Acknowledgements 444 Announcements 445 Books Received 448 Index 456 Is'the Personal Still Political? 404 JUDITH GRAXT Reviews From the House to the Streets: The Cuban H'oman's Mouementjor Legal Refoml, 1898-1940 by K. Lynn Stoner 413 A Road HHI Traveled: Three Generations oj Cuban American J110men by Terry Doran, Janet Sauerfield. and Chris Stade AN."'" FROINES, Reviewer Chicana Vilias: Intersections of Race, Class, and Gender edited by Teresa Cordo~a, Norma Cantu, Gilberto Cardenas, Juan Garcia, and Christine M. Sierra 416 La Chicana and the Intersection oj Class, Race, and Gender by Irene I. Blea Chicana Lesbians: The Girls Our Mothers Warned Us About edited by Carla Trujillo MARiA C. GONZALEZ, Reviewer 74.

Agony & Ecs«u:y: the Power Indian Women and the Pornography of ofChildbirlh by Janet Balaskas p. 8 War by Begum Fatima Shahnaz p. /9 Finding the Sacred Female-ourselves The Secret Hunger ofa Brahmin Bride by Charlolle Rapisarda p. /2 by Mirek Popowicz p. 20 Israel's Daughlers: Slaves in Their Own Land by Esly Dinur p. /3 Vigil in BriJoin: Women Activists Fighlfor Minns'Rights by Kmhken Fostup. 2/ Israeli Women Challenge Patiarchy by EkJyne Clift p. /4 THE WORLD SPLIT OPEN '(Personal Essays) Special Adverlising Pages Good Things For the Goddess in Every PkJnting the Seeds That Heal Woman pp. /6 & 17 by Stephany Borges p. 23 A RIBBON AT A TIME WAC (National News) (Women's Action Coalition) pp. 25 & 26 Femme, Fair, Fabulous IINew" ur.zies­ Bulthe Revolulion's Nowhere in Sighl METRO by Laura Flanders p. 3 pp. 27, 28 & 29 Hands Off, Professor! by Julie Buckks A WORLD TO CARRY ON p. 32 (Young Feminists) p.30 HEALTH A Woman's Call to Actlan p. 4 DANCING AT THE REVOLUTION T1uI MOM Center: Making Childbirlh Ac­ cessibk ro AU by Kmhy K. Asror p. 5 (The Arts) FUm Reviews by Kate Bobby pp. 33 & 34 Womb Envy by Eleanor J. Bader p. 5 Musk, Music, Music The uthal Connectlan: EnvironmenroJ by Lynn Wenzel & Laura Post p. 35 Contaminants and BrelUit Cancer by Aadrea DelkJ Monica p. 6 REVIEW OF BOOKS Rebirlhing Midwifery by Susan Seneman pp.39-43 p. 7 COLUMNISTS COUNTRY OF WOMEN (International) The Electra Network by Susan Dworkin p. /2 -Spotlighting the Women ofIndia- Everybody's Kids by Esly Dinur p. /5 usbianic Lagic by Marlly Murphy p. 22 InequaliJy PkJgues Indian Women by Hema Nair p. /8 Another Take by Anne Markowski p. 37 Act Now! For Eco·Justice by Susan Vakntine·Gi

.. .. A RIBBON AT A TIME DANCING AT THE (National News) REVOLUTION (The Arts) Promises, Promises by Martha Burk p. 6 Women's Philhannonic·Bram! by Sarah Bob p. 20 No Cure for Sexism in the Medical Profession An Artis/'s Gift- by Kalhy K. Astor p. 7 Connecting With the Past by Deborah Golden p. 21 Violence Walks the Halls 0/ Jus/ice by Jennifer Ferro p. 7 METRO Smashing the My/h 0/ the A Lease on Choice Gilded Cage by Andrea Wolper p. 22 by Karen Marie Whiit p. 10 .. A WORLD TO CARRY ON .. (Young Feminists) COUNTRY OF WOMEN Brainy Barbie-Not Jllst A Plaything (International) by Sarah Bob Colombian Workers Ask Us and Deborah Golden p. 18 , Not To Say 1/ With Flowers by Esty Dinur p. 12 .. DANCING AT THE Nightmare in an Israeli Pn"son REVOLUTION by Mindy D. Spall p. 13 (The Arts) Women Gain Political Clow in Ireland- Will Altitudes Change? Women's PhilhamlOlIic·BrQ\lo! by Barbara Yoshida p. 14 by Sarah Bob p. 20 An Artis/'s Gift. .. Connecting Wilh lhe Past THE WORLD SPLIT OPEN by Deborah Golden p. 21 (Personal Essays) .. Sex and Dearh: Now They Are REVIEW OF BOOKS Dancing Partners pp.24-28 by.. Noelle Sickels p. 17 .. COLUMNISTS WAC (Women's Action Coalition) The Sports Page by Kalhleen Warnock p. 15 An Indomitable Rehel Spirit E\Jerybody's Kids by Esty Dinur p. 16 by Laura Flanders p. 9 Act Now! For Eco·Jusrice .. by Susan Valentine·Glaser p. 16 METRO Media Watch by Marie Shear p. J7 A Lease on Choice by Andrea Wolper p. 22 Lesbianic Logic .. by Marilyn Murphy p. 17 A WORLD TO CARRY ON .. (Young Feminists) CALENDAR AND INFORMATION Brainy Barbie-Nol JUSI A Playlhing by Sarah Bob p.30 and Deborah Golden p. 18 .. ClASSIFIED p. 31 76.

1993 Nllmber 1 Nordic Journal ofWomen's Studies Va/lime 1

Contents: Editorial 1 From mOl'elnent protest to state fem/insm: the Women's Liberation Movement and IInemployment policy in Denmark 4 Drudc Dahlerup (Denmark) Edith Siidergran and the sexllal discollrse of the jin·de·siecle 21 Birgitta Holm (Sweden) "Transcending gynocentric space ": spatial metapllOrics in feminist theory and criticism 32 Kerstin Westerlund·Shands (Sweden) Feelings are "patterns in the ll'eOl'e of 0111' life" - not a basis for afeminist epistemology 39 Ullaliina Lehtinen (Finland) The victim as expert: active and captive 51 Ct(ilie Hoigaard (NorVo'ay) Solveig's comer 65 Book Reviell's 67

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1993 Number 2 Nordic Journal ofWomen's Studies Volume 1

Conlents: Editorial 73 Soap, pin-up and burlesque: commer­ cialization and Jemininity in Danish Television 74 VilJ.eke Pedersen (IXnmark) Girl culture as a chastity belt 90 Karl ViI: Klmn (Noma)') Clients ojprostitutes: sick del'iants or ordinary men? A discussion oj the male role concept and cultural changes in masculinity 105 Anniek Prieur and Arnhild Taksdal (Norv.-ay) Home: a realm oj 1I'0man? Sexual dif­ Jerences in the type-planlied houses oj the 1940s ill Flillalld 115 Kirsi Saarikangas (Finland) Nordic women's documentation celltres 125 J)1te Larsen and Uelena Wedbom (Denmark and Sweden) Solveig's cartier 131 Book Reviell's 133 78. off our backs

volume xxiii number 8 aug./sept. 1993 contents

sex issue Menage 1 Joan Nestle Interview 2 A Lesbian Feminist Fucks with Gender...... 4 What Lesbian Psychology Does to Lesbian Sex 6 Lesbian Sex 7 The Sexual Peak 7 Loraine Hutchins Interview: Bi & Sexual.. 8 Beyond Fantasies...... 11 Whose Past Are We Reclaiming? 12 Feminist, Feminine, Femme? 14 Cumming Ou!... 15 Rape Defines Sex 16 I Know My Own Heart 22 regulars

Chicken Lady 28 Dykes to Watch Out For 28 Letters 30 Ads 34 front cover 79. off our backs volume xxiii number 9 october 1993 contents

sex issue, regulars Chicken Lady 28 part two Dykes to Watch Out For 28 Letters 30 Ads 34 Notes Towards a Lesbian Sexual Understanding .. 2 Female to Male 4 Sexual CatharsIs ...... 6 Funny Money .. ,... .. 7 front cover Lesbianville, USA? .... 8 Woman-Born Woman-Loving art by azar altura Woman 9 copyright 1993 Sensual Exchange to Empower Women. . .. 10 On Being Partnerless and Needing It 12 back cover Dialectic on Loving 14 carol anne douglas Conditions of War .. .. 20 unleashing Feminism . 22 The Invisible Epidemic 23 Freestyle 24 Claire of the Moon 26 80. offourbacks

volume xxiii number 10 november 1993 contents news activism international and breast cancer national 4 petition ...... 15 male contraceptives 6 somali refugees raped .. 6 regulars Chicken Lady 20 conferences Dykes to Watch Out For 20 Letters 21 nwsa 2 ninth annual berkshires Ads " 25 conference 7 latin american feminist front cover encuentro ...... 8 photo credit s. valentine feature the shopping cart of knowledge 9 interview lesbian legal theory . .. 10 reviews lesbian (out)law ..... 10 perennial political palate 19 commentary surgically constructed woman/lesbian 14 off our backs 81.

volume xxiii number 11 december 1993 contents

news regulars international Chicken Lady 22 Genital Mutilation 2 Dykes to Watch Out For 22 Botswana ...... 4 Letters 25 South Africa ...... 4 Ads 30 UN Human Rights Meeting6 Vienna Petition ...... 6 Czech Women 8 front cover national alice walker Gay Rights ...... 4 and pratibha parmar Repro Rights 5 photo by shaheen haq

interview

Back Offl Interview with Martha Langelan ... " 10 reviews Imprinting Our Image .. 9 Sister/Stranger 16 The Isis Papers 18 commentary What Price Entertainment? ...... 20 82.

VOL.II NO.4 FALL 1993

FEATURES 10 WHEN "REGULAR GUYS" RAPE: The Trial ofthe Glen Ridge Four: A firsthand account by Chrisfille S

SPECIAL SEC'IIOII 30 IF YOU CAN'T BEAT 'EM, SHOOT 'EM The Murder ofDavid Guon Was Just the \Vaming Shot by Neil deMallse 32 THE ABORTION ISSUE: There Is No Choice Without Providers by Noritle Dworkin 36 CLINICS UNDER THE GUN Blockades, Firebombs, Murder -A frontline report by Mary Lou Gremberg 38 "RACIST SEXIST ANTI-GAY" How the Religio~ Right helped defeat Iowa's ERA by Heather Rhoads 43 SEX CRIMES, CIRCULATION, AND SALES DEPAR""E1US An interview with Helen Benedict Front lines-2 by Fred Pelka WIO Some-Lose Some--7 Column.su Choice Books-f6 Merle Hoflinan-3 Feedback-58 The Holocaust Mweum: Inside the Outside ofHistory

Elayne RBpping-5 Oscar "Honors" Women? 83.

September/October 1993 Vol. 53 No.5 acea~d Freedom

Features Departments

Long-Range Planning ..•8 Readers' Forum .... 4

Program Workshops •.•.9 Membership ., . 5

A Woman for All Seasons: Washington Report . 6 ;Jean Gore ...•... 10 U.N. Report . • . . . . . 7 Congress Resolutions .. 11 Branch Profile 16 National Board...... 12 Branch Action 17 Peace Camp '93 12 LIMPAL Report 18 Congress Workshops ...13 Peace Ed. Committee •.19 WILPF Fundraising .... 4 Ask Ms. Media .... 19 Leadership Institute .... 5 Program and Action ... 20 Book Review ..... 29 International Report ... 21

Notices 23 84.

November/December 1993 Vol. 53 No.6 Peace~~d Freedom

Features Washington Report •. 6

Sponsor ...... • 8 U.N. Report 7

NEA Four 9 Ms. Media .. 14

Deep Dish TV ..... 10 Branch Profile 16

Advocacy Groups and Branch Action 17 Media Censorship 11 Committee Book of the Columns ...... 18 Month Club .....• 12 Program and Book Review ..... 27 Action ...... 22 Departments International Report ...... 23 Readers' Forum •.•. 4 Notices ...... 24 Membership ..••.• 5 PSYCHOLOGY OF WOMEN QUARTERLY 85.

Volume 17 Number 2 1993

Theory and Method Poor Women in Psychological Research: Shut Up Pamela Trotman Reid 133 and Shul Out

Violence Sexual Assault Experience in Adulthood and Prior Christine A. Gidycz 151 VictimizaUon Experiences: A Prospective Christie Nelson Coble Analysis lance latham Melissa J. Layman

Gender Identity and AdversJrial Sexual Beliefs as Audrey J. Murrell 169 Predictors ofAltitudes Taward Sexual Beth L. Dietz·Uhler Harassment

Gender Stereotypes Beliefs about the Consequences of Maternal Janet Shibley Hyde 177 Employment (or Children: Psychometric Nita Mary McKinley Analyses

Pink or Blue: Gender-Stereolypic Perceptions of Judith S. Bridges 193 Infants as Conveyed by Birth Congratulations Cards

Relationships Perceived Frequency of Role Conflict and Alexis J. Walker 207 Relationship Quality for Caregiving Daughters Clara C. Pratt Barbara Wood

Health Pregnancy Decision Making: Predictors of Early Catherine l. Cohan 223 Suess and Adjustment Christine Dunkel-Schetter John Lydon

Reviews Feminist Perspectives in Therapy: An Natalie Porter 241 Empowerment Model for Women, by Judith Worell and Pam Remer

Women and Self-Help CullUre, by Wendy Jeanne Marecek 243 Simonds

Working Ou(: New Directions for Women's Judith M. Glassgold 244 Studies, edited by Hilary Hinds, Ann Phoenix, and Jackie Stacey; Feminist Knowledge: Critique and Construct, edited by Sneja Gunew; and The Knowledge Explosion: Generations of Feminist Scholarship, edited by Cheris Kramarae and Dale Spender

Motherhood: Meanings, Practices, and Diane Eyer 247 (de%gies, edited by Ann Phoenix, Anne Woollen, and Eva Lloyd

Mothering Psychoanalysis, by Janet Sayers, and Adria E. Schwartz 249 Freud, Dora, and Vienna 1900, by Hannah S. Decker

Gender Issues Across the Life Cycle, edited by Jasmin Tahamaseb McConatha 253 Barbara Rubin Wainrib 86. ------RFR/DRF------­ Fall/Winter 1992 automne/hiver V.21 Nos. 3-4 • Writing & Literature Ecriture/L1tterature • Table of Contents/Sommaire w :I: .... U ~

"" z < Ed itoriaIs/EdItoriaux II: LlteraturelLltterature w >: Daphne Marlatt's Ana His/oric: A Genealogy for Lost Women 33 ~ w Marlene Goldman w ~ Articles w "" I: WrltlngiEcriture Pedagogical Ficlions 39 :I: Writing as a Point of Entry: Feminism, Barbara Godard .... U Education and Personal Discourse 3 Clothing. Sexuality and Gender in ~ Frances Davis w"" Radclyffe Hall's The Well of Loneliness :I: Em\>odying the Invisible "I": Wriling and Virginia Woolfs Orlando 49 Z U that Challenges Ihe Social Sciences 9 Kathryn Haroey w Bluma Litner Ecrivaine et canon litteraire: La preface >: "" The Problem: Thesis Proposal (draft) 14 comme outil d'exclusion 54 w < Rachel Sauve ~ Helen Harper ~ "Posled Her Incoherent Epistle" 16 Learning to Become Caribbean Woman in Trinbago: Searching Women's Poetry 57 :::>"" Carol Barbour "" Margaret Watts 0 ~ Writing versus talking 17 ~ z Kelley Aitken Out of Ihe Space of Ihe Other: Recovering 0 a Speaking Identity In the Poetry of ~ Unfolding Ihe Silence: A Women's Descent 19 Madeline DeFrees 63 Michele Birch-Conery w .... Dlane Driedger < u .... Indian Woman/English Man 21 Fanm se chatengn, nonm se fouyapin: La Z Sheila James condition des femmes dans Plu;e et Vent "" sur Telumee Miracle :::> w >: Books and Babies: Toward a Lighted Tunnel 22 Nathalie Stephens 0 :::> Melinda McCracken ~ Being or Becoming: Dorothy Richardson u and Virginia Woolf as/on Women Writers 73 w 0 Femmes et ateliers d'ecnture en France 24 Claire Boniface Lisa Pottie "" 0 New Women Writers: Literacy Students : Archeology and in Print Transformation 80 Sheila Stewart and Be/sy Trumpener Rachel Gray

Pourquoi ecnvez·vous? 30 Marguerite Ander5en BlbiiographylBibliographle Repertoire de l'ecriture des femmes The Lasl Word 31 migrante au Quebec, 1960-1991 86 Joy Asham Fedorick Lucie Lequin et Mall' Verthuy 87. ------RFR/DRF------­ FallIWinter 1992 automne/hiver • (Continued) V. 21 Nos. 3-4

Book ReviewslComptes rendus La Pluie d'ete 108 "Coming to Writing" and Other Essays 95 Marguerite Duras 0 '" Deborah Jensen, ed, Compte Tendu par Marguerite Andersen 0 ~

Reviewed by Carolyn Redl I"> ~ Le Lall de I'oranger 108 c: 0 The Disruption of the Feminine in Gis~le Halimi 3:

Henry James 96 Compte rendu par Christine Klein-Lataud ~ c: Priscilla L. Wallon z Reviewed by Melba Cuddy-Keane Life Size 109 .... '" Jenefer Shute ,. I"> Dorothy Richardson 97 Reviewed by Kali Hewilt-Blackie .... Jean Radford ~ Reviewed by Lisa Pollie Loin du Paradis. Flannery OConnor 110 0 Genevi~ve Brisac z ~ En pelerin et en elranger 98 Compte rendu par Christine Klein-Lataud

Essais de Marguerite Yourcenar ~ 0 Compte rendu par Simone Vierne Margaret Laurence: The Long Journey Home 111 c: Patricia Morley '" Ethel on Fire Reviewed by Larelei Cederstrom '" ~ Helen Humphreys ~ and Marguerite Yourcenar 112 ,. ~ What Wants to be Spoken, What Remains Josyane Savigneau 3: to be Said 99 Compte rendu par Roseann Runte '" ~ Su Rynard I"> Reviewed by Pam Patterson Paper, Scissors, Rock 112 z Ann Deeter :I: ~ The Expanding Discourse: Feminism and Reviewed by Marguerite Andersen ~ Art History 101 '"I"> .... Norma Braude and Mary D. Garrard, eds. Paroles rebelles 113 :I: Reviewed by lane Rhodes Sous la direction de Marguerite ~ Andersen et Christine Klein-Lataud '" Female Parts: The Art and Politics ~ of Compte rendu par leannelle Lail/ou Savona ~ Female Playwrights 102 ~ ~ Yvonne Hodkinson Purple Springs 114 3: ~ Reviewed by Rota Herzberg Lister Nellie L. McClung ,. Reviewed by Elizabeth Thompson z Getting Personal: Feminist Occasions and Other Autobiographical Acts 103 ~ '" Tide Lines: Siories of Change by Lesbians I"> Nancy K. Miller and .... Reviewed by Helen Harper By Word of Mouth: Lesbians Write the Erotic 115 ~ :I: Lee Fleming, ed. Hel~ne Cixous: A Politics of Writing 104 Reviewed by Ingrid MacDonald Morag Shiach Reviewed by Carolyn Redl Un savoir a notre image? Critiques feministes des disciplines (vol. I) 116 lournal de Guerre. Septembre 1939-janvier Roberta Mura 1941 105 Compte rendu par Claudie Solar Simone de Beauvoir Compte rendu par Maroussia Hajdukowski· Announcementsl'Annonces 118 Ahmed

The Land the We Dream Of...: A Participatory Study of Community-based Literacy 107 Elaine Gaber-Katz and Gladys M. Watson, eds. Reviewed by Gianne Broughton 88.

Volume 16, Number 3 September 1993

Table ofContents

Ruth Pano/sky 1 Introduction

AJeruill Bll/Dvsky 5 Interview with Adele Wiseman

Miriam Waddington 15 Remembering Adele

Michael Greenstein 20 TIle Fissure Queen: Issues ofGender and Post-Colonialism in Crackpot

Laura McLauchlan 33 TIle Scrap Toward Knowing in Old Woman at Play: Adele Wiseman's Life Writing

Janis Rapoport 41 TIle Gathering of Light 42 Canis Candens: Celestial Canine 43 Into the Peaceable Kingdom

Donna Bennett 45 "Let me get it right": Adele Wiseman as Essayist

Ruth Pano/sky 58 "Sister Friend": The Correspondence of Margaret Laurence and Adele Wiseman

Sylvia Fraser 68 Untitled

Margaret Laurence 72 For Adele Wiseman Stone On Her Fiftieth Birthday .. , 1978

Rachel Wyatt 79 Bride of the Sea

Adele Wiseman 86 Ascent 87 Roofers 89 Spaces 90 The Country of the Hungry Bird

Ruth Pano/sky 94 Adele Wiseman: A Selected Bibliography

100 Contributors 89. SageWoman Celebrating the Goddess in Every Woman IsseE #23, SDDIEIl 9D9;)

C().\Dll':\ITY Page 6 Opening illustration and calligraphy - bl' )lIa Kwai ••••••••••••• 5 Burning Old Lies 6 lJismllrringdn,/Jjl'/'liu!l,\ flUti ti"I'!1 I'IIlJllt'lIilJm at ({ (;111"'1'5<' felreal- hy ,\ft'g H'iltnl1l1YPr. IIlwlmlnl ~y \ ;'I"/Inim Piw,ll/rh. All Are One in the Light 10 .h without..HI 11'ithill-/~\' Ullis. II//l.\(mln/ f,y IJtlllin .\1arA"julIoll. Lessons from Experience 12 5;/I.I!.WJliolH WI Jiurlinl{ /"ummllllil)" - I~\' /.i.\(( .-L ,"li1Ii'nI. IlIIl.\tmlfd by .'\ilikfl !.im/say. Beyond Fear 14 (:omingolll to thf'/ulJ!f'r("(Jmmllllity - /~\' !JrlUfl 1J, J:'i/n<,. Il/lls/mll'd hy PalJl. Between the Lines 16 (;wltll',H f"lJl1llJ/llflily FIIl/u! ill lI'lJ/}//'I/:, IWI/htorn -/~\' I.allft'l Sfigl'f. Page 34 Earth, Spirit, and Community 19 Hmlth.\' I:'({rth, /it'a/th.'- \1'1/: IIm/th.'- 1'/J1JI1I/1IJ1i(\' -11)' Lhrislil/(l.-\/i'.w11Idn. Pholo,L,rrfl!Jh."'T)' li'}1y \\"hl'l'ln-. Hard Work Earns Fringe Benefits 22 Cn'alillg mmmunity Jmm Iht' gmllud lijJ - h.y IJiwltl. /fIll.\lmll'tI h.,' A.iriko f.il/{I.wy The Harper's Circle 25 .\Iwit' thai IUITO/lIU!... IH./l1ull"OJlIlI'fh Il\ - h\' .\lO(J/I /-Im/wr. Community or Clique? 26 /fow (}lIr,I.,""·(}lfp.~ WIIluuk 10 a hrgiul/n' -IIY .\11'11)' J.ighldlild. lllwlm/l'(ll~y /)o,-i,\ I:'I'IJll. From the Soul 28 Sllrllfnn!!O (irell'oj mll'/-/~\' (;"yl' .\JI/dl (Jnrl Britfflll."./O!I1WnI. 1I11o/mini I~\' l)a11l,

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SEX ROLES A Journal of Research

Vol. 29, Nos. 1/2 July 1993

CONTENTS

Trust Differences Between Supervisors and Subordinates: Examining the Role of Race and Gender Sandy Jeanqllart-Barone

Inferring Sexual Interest from Behavioral Cues: Effects of Gender and Sexually Relevant Attitudes 13 Robin M. Kowalski

Gender Role and Attitudes Toward Rape in Male and Female College Students 37 Lynda A. Szymansk4 Ann Sloan Devlin, Joan C. Chrisler, and Stuart A. Vyse

Socialization of Teenage Girls Through Teen-Magazine Fiction: The Making of a New Woman or an Old Lady? 59 Kate Peirce

Reactions to Pornography on a College Campus: For or Against? 69 lisa Lolles, Martin Weinberg, and lnge Weller

Cognitive Gend.er Differences: A Developmental Perspective 91 Alan Feingold

The American Image of Beauty: Media Representations of Hair Color for Four Decades 113 Melissa J( Rich and Thomas F. Cash

Feminine Behavior and Academic Achievement: Their Relation in a Community Sample of Middle Childhood Boys 125 David E. Sandberg, Heino F. L. Meyer-Bah/burg, and Thomas 1. Yager

BOOK REVIEWS 141 91. SEX ROLES A Journal of Research

Vol. 29, Nos. 3/4 August 1993

CONTENTS

Expressiveness Does Predict Well-Being 147 Melissa G. Hunt

Children's Self-Presentations with Infants: Gender and Ethnic Comparisons 171 Pamela Trotman Reid and Katherine Hulse Trot/er

Shelter Workers' Perceptions of Battered Women 183 Karen M. O'Brien and Nancy L. Murdock

Psychological Well-Being and Homemaker vs. Retiree Identity Among Older Women 195 Pamela K. Adelmann

In Search of Gender Bias in Evaluations and Trait Inferences: The Role of Diagnosticity and Gender Stereotypicality of Behavioral Information 213 Janet Swim

Factors Associated with Responses to and Satisfaction with Outcome 239 Shereen G. Bingham and Lisa L. Scherer

Gender Differences in Idiosyncratic Sex-Typed Self-Images and Self-Esteem 271 Emda Orr and Edna Ben-Eliahu

The Stereotyped Portrayal of Men and Women in British Television Advertisements 297 Adrian FumlwlII and Nadine Bitar

BOOK REVIEWS 311 92.

SEX ROLES A Journal of Research

Vol. 29, Nos. 5/6 September 1993

CONTENTS

Career Plans and Gender-Role Attitudes of College Students in the United States, Japan, and Slovenia 317 YaslIko Morinaga, Irene Hanson Frieze, and Anllska Fer/igoj Parental Evaluation and Its Relation to Shame and Pride in Young Children 335 Steven M. Alessandri and Michael Lewis Factor Structure of the Sex-Role Ideology Scale: Introducing a Short Form 345 Alberl A. Cota and Skevolllla Xinaris Personality Correlates of Career Choice in the Kibbutz: A Comparison Between Career and Noncareer Women 359 Thalma E. Lobel, Omit Agallli-Rozenblat, and Janine Bempechat College Men's and Women's Reactions to Hypothetical SexUal Touch Varied by Initiator Gender and Coercion Level 371 Cindy Struckman-Johnson and David Stmckman-Jollllson Singles Ads: Gender, Social Class, and Time 387 Frank N. Willis and Roger A. Carlson Managers' Conflict Management Style and Leadership Effectiveness: The Moderating Effects of Gender 405 Karen Korabik, Galen L. Bari~ and Carol Watson Gender Role Orientation and Physical Health: A Study Among Young Adults 421 Kim Shifren, Roberl Ballsennan, and D. Bruce Carler BOOK REVIEWS 433 SIGN S 93. Journal of Women In Culture and Society

AUTUMN 1993 VOLUME 19 NUMBER 1

Nancy ,\1, Theriot Women's Voices in Nineteenth-Century Medical Discourse: A Step toward Deconsrructing Science Vena Taylor and 32 Women's Culture and lesbian Feminist Leila]. Rupp Activism: A Reconsideration of Denise A. Segura and 62 Chicanalo Family Structure and Gender Jennifer L. Pierce Personality: Chodorow, Familism, and Psychoanalytic Sociology Revisited Bruce Wood Holsinger 92 The Flesh of the Voice: Emhodiment and the Homoerorics of Devmion in the Music of Hildegatd of Bingen (1098-1179) Janet Liebman Jacobs 126 Victimized Daughters: and the Empathic Female Self Sueann Caulfield 146 Getting into Trouble: Dishonest Women, Modern Girls, and Women-Men in the Conceptual Language of Vida Policial, 1925-1927 Carolyn Allen 17·7 The Erotics of Nora's Narrati\'e in Djuna Barnes's Nightwood

RnlEw EssAYS

Helen E. Longino 201 Feminisr Standpoint Theory and the Problems of Knowledge Amy Kaminsky 213 Issues for an)nternational Feminist Literary Criticism

BOOK RnlEWS

Cynthia Cockhurn 228 "Hello Central?" Gender, Technolog}' and Culture in the Formation of Telephone S}'stems by Michele Marrin; Teclmoculture edited by Constance Penley and Andrew Ross; Feminism Confronts Technology by Jucir Wajcman Josephine Donovan 232 Conflicting Stories: American Women Writers at the Tum into the Twentieth Century by Elizabeth Ammons; Rebecca Harding Davis and American Realism by Sharon M. Harrisj Sentimental Modernism: Women Writers and the Revolution of the \Vord by Suzanne Clark Karh Wesron 235 Odd Girls and Twilight Lovers: A Histor)' of Lesbian Life in Twentieth-Century America by Lillian Fadermanj Romantic Longings: Love in America, 1830-1980 by Steven Seidman; Homosexuality: Research Implications for Public Polic}' edited by John C. Gonsiorek and James D. Weinrich (Continued, next page) 94. SIGNS Journal of Women In Culture and Society (Continued) AUTUMN 1993 VOLUME 19 NUMBER 1

Judith Halbersram 241 The Courtship Novel: A Feminized Genre by Katherine Sobba Greene; Fictions of Modesty: Women and Courtship ill the Eng/ish Novel by Rurh Bernard Yeazell Rickie Solinger 244 Women and Social Action in Victorian and Edwardian Ellgland by Jane Lewis; Women of the Klan: Racism and Gender ill the 19205 by Kathleen Nt Blee; The Pro·Choice Movement: Organization dnd Activism tn t/~e Abortion Conflict by Suzanne Staggenborg Riv-Ellen Ptell 248 'Vomen in the Sanctuary Movement by Robin Lorenrzen; Rachel's Daughters: Newly Orthodox jewish 'Vomen by Debra Renee Kaufman Claudia Card 252 Essentially Speaking: Feminism, Nature and Difference by Diana Fuss; Identity Politics: LesbimJ Feminism and the Limits of Community by Shane Phelan; Epistemology of the Closet by Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick; Twice Blessed: On Being Lesbian. Gay. and Jewish edired by Christie Balka and Andy Rose Rachel Bowlby 257 The Reading of Silence: Virginia \Voolfin the English Tradition by Patricia Ondek Laurence; The Appropriated Voice: Narrative Authority in Conrad, Forster, and Woolf by Bette London Meg Luxton 260 Family Obligafiolls alld Social Challge by Janet Finch; Brave New Families: Stories of Domestic Upheaval in Late Twentieth Century America by Judith Stacey; The Second Shift by Arlie Hochschild wirh Anne Mchung; Feedillg the Family: The Social Organization of Caring as Gelldered Work by Marjorie L. DeVault Adela Pinch 264 Romanticism, Writing, and Sexual Difference: Essays on «The Prelude" by Mary Jacobus; George Eliot and Herbert Spencer: Feminism, Evolutionism, and the Reconstruction of Gender by Nancy L. Paxton: Sons and Adversaries: Women in William Blake and D. H. Lawrence by Margaret Storch Suzanne F. \Y/emple 269 Equally in God's Image: \Vomen in the Middle Ages edited by Julia Bolron Hollowa\', Constance S. \Vright, and Joan Bechroldj Images of Sainthood in l'vfedieval Europe edited by Renata Blumemhal and Timea SzeH: (Conlinued, next page) SIGN S 95. Journal of Women In Culture and Society

(Continued) AUTUMN 1993 VOLUME 19 NUMBER 1

That Gentle Strength: Historical Perspectives on Women in Christianity edited and with an introduction by Linda L. Coon, Katherine J. Haldane, and Elisabeth W. Sommer Donna Gabaccia 272 Bonds of Community: The Lives of F.um \Vomen in N;lletee1lth~Ceutury New York by Nancy Grey Osrerud; Dependence and Autonomy: \Vomen's Employment and the Family ;11 Calcutta by Hilary Standing; If Eight Hours Seem Too Few: Mobilization of Women Workers in the Italian Rice Fields by Elda Zappi Natasha Saje 176 Women, Love, and Power: Literary and Psychoanalytic Perspectives by Elaine Hoffman Baruch; Daughters. Fathers, and the Novel: The Sentimental Romance of Heterosexuality by Lynda Zwingerj Women and Romance: The COllso/atiolls of Gellder ill the Ellglish Novel by Laurie Langbauer R. W. Connell 280 Meallillgs for Mallhood: Constructions of Masculinity in Victorian America edited by Mark C. Carnes and Clyde Griffen; Recreating : Men, Feminism and Politics by Victor J. Seidler Arlene Kaplan Daniels 285 Writing War: Fiction, Gender and Memory by Lynne Hanley; Campfollowillg: A History of the Military Wife by Betry Sowers AI, and Bonnie Domrose Stone; Arms and the Enlisted Womall by Judith Hicks Stiehm Susan Kirkpatrick 288 Gender and Disorder in Early l\-fodern Spain by Mary Elizabeth PerrYj Free Women of Spain: Anarchism and the Struggle for the Emancipation of Women by :\-lartha A. Ackelsbergj \Vomell \'(!riters of Contemporary Spain: Exiles in the Homeland edited by Joan L. Brown 293 United States and International Notes 296 Comment and Reply Policy 297 About the Contributors 303 0:otice to Contributors 306 Thanks to Reviewers 96. • -0- -o-u-r-n-e-r Vol. 19, No.1 TbeWomen's Forum

...... CONTENTS...... SEPTEMBER 1993......

FEATURES THEATRE NEWS 1 40 9 "I knew;1 bad 10 be differtn"': Oulon tbe Edgell NatiotuJl & International News An Inlerview wilb Linda Sloul Celena Sky Compiled by Linda Wong Guol Quirke 13 14-16 Confronting Domestic Violence within Asian Communjh'es Not Good Enougb PsycboU,lp': A Fem;n;st Looks at Mothenng Shelly Malhotra Ellyn K

Blaming tbe MOlber RUlh Whitmart

To My Daugbter's Abuser BOOKS 41 FICTION Exploding the Gene Myth) bY Ruth Hubbatd & Elijah WaJd 21 1.4U10 Briggs 29 TbeTemp Boston & New England News Myrn4 Sharp 43 Compiled by Lj"d" Wmtg Translated Woman, FILM bY Rutb Bebar LETTERS 33 MUla Anand 5 Pre-Stonewall Lesbians Tell All Maida Tilchell 45 Just after Inca ... One Woman's Journey through Incest to Healing) 35 by Rtbe«a Bass Devil with a Blue Dress (Green Ten; L. Jewell Dress . . . White Dress . ..J ~ Kathi Maio . 46 L.l_"'-'...'-'.-=-=...... ---'r If I Had My Life to Live Over 39 I Would Pick More Daisies, CALENDAR Rewind after Viewing e&ted bY Sandra Haldeman Mam 24-25 Joanna Russ JanelOvenneyer 97. ·0· ·o-o·r·n·e·r Vol. 19. No.2 Tbe Womews Fonutl

...... CONTENTS OCTOBER 1993 . FILM, VIDEO, & MUSIC POETRY 32 13 . Real Life The Ballad of lillie )0: Frances Drisco/f (Crossed) Dressed for Sun';Llal Kalhi Maio The Book ofMary Carol Frome 15 Feminist Film Favorites Day/igl)/ Sat'ings 'nme interviews by Holly Kretschmar jeu" Kll1le VIEWPOINTS refrain 5 haJJ)' ill COllant rees Tbe Oppress;oll ofMotiJerhood: SIJo"ld We Throw tbe Baby DlIt 33 witb tbe Batl"vater? • taoking for W.E.B. Pal GOlVetlS • A Pacifist Becomes MilitlJnt alltl Declares War CIJOosing Not to Parent 17 Kille Rushin Fran Hl1sche Poetic Justice: aile Sisters Reflections 1.}'f11l Goods BOOKS NEWS Summer Magic (or Girls 37 10 Sam" r. MOrTis [loots of Lealhcr, Slippers of Gold, Natiollal & '''/CY1Wti01ltl1 NCIlIS 18 by Elizabeth L Kennedy & CWI/pi/c,/ hy Und'l Wrwg Madeline D. Davis 26 Music to Feed YOllr Mind Patricia A. Gozcmb'l Jennifer Einhorn Bostoll & New Ellglalld News CompileJ by thIda ''''ong 20 A]azz Portrait . m CALENDAR Mille-Frances HUlcfJinsoll ·'·', .= 24-25 FEATURES i StoneiIButch Blues, 1 by Leslie Feillberg Searching (or Mark E. Smit/, Julia Cherry ~pnti/l M'ITKot Jerra,d 43 21 Long Quiet Highway, Oil' Neglected Feminist Lt'gao' by Natalie Goldberg Laura Briggs Gnul Woo/mall 30 45 Visiting the Women's Rights We Speak for Peace, National Historical Park edited b)' Ruth Jacol's Vicki Caflri/Il" j,mS(J!fl 98......

Vo/.19, No.-1 TveWOJneJf's Foyum

...... CONTENTS NoVEMBER 1993 .. BOOKs: REVIEWS AND THEATRE 30 COMMENTARY Chinese Prostitutes and the Japanese Internment: Asian· 1 American Women's Theatre : Nobel lAureate Sonia ShalJ Renee Glaham 34 Silence Is Never Golden: A Women's Theatre Prodllction FIRST PERSONS FloTencia B. LaChance 8 Disability and Denial Summer Sky

Revolt ofthe Rehab Kids Lisa Dfllmberg FILM 15 18 Household Saints and the Black Women in America: An Women Hollywood Doesn', NEWS Historical Encyclopedia, edited by Know What To Do With Darlene Hine Kathi Maio 10 Kate RllShin National & Intemational News 38 Compiled by Lhlda Wong Sisters ofthe Yam: Black Women 21 and Self-Recovery, by bell hooks Boston & New England News Evelyn C. Whilt Compiled by Linda Wong 68 Feminist Bookstores: Part ofan Ecosystem CALENDAR Therw Corrigan 18-19 88 The Best;n Young Adult Fiction Ellie Knepler

In Defense of"Girl" Diane Ok/ata Wood 16 108 The joy Luck Club: On Menopause Reexamining Motherhood Vic'u Gabriner Shamn Lim·Hing 99.

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...... CONTENTS DECEMBER 1993 . EDU<:ATION fEATURE FILM 1 24 38 Sexual Harassment Nursing in the Age of Videos for a Long Winter Night in the School Yard Health Care Reform Kuthi MI110 & Priscilla L>"lCh Lynn Goods KlJren Anne Wolf VIEWPOINT ~ 24 A Prochoice National BOOKS Hea IIh Plan I Joyce Cunha 40 "... And They CallIr Help: The • Psychiatric Policing of America's Children, by Louise ArmMrong 15 Laura Ventimiglia The Religious Right: Infiltrating Our Public Schools? 41 Ca,ol Glaser In the Garden of the Dead Cars, POETRY by Sybil Claiborne 17 Susanna Sturgis Black Women in the Academy: Defending Our Name 33 Robin KilsoN Mirabeau Ie Fau a L'Hdtel-Dieu, 1848 NEWS 18 Cynthia BefmoTJI 8 The Invisible Children National & International News The Shoes Compiled by Linda Wong holly fu ronant reeJ Lola Haskin.s Daytime IV 27 21 Wendy Mnookin Boston & New England News Ger Smart, by Montana KJZtz Compiled by Linda Wong & Veronica Vieland Rockstar Poet Ander Thibaud EfiIAbeth Rees 31 Surviving the Family Premiere For the Children, by Madeline FICTION Benefits Women's Center Cartwright and Michael D'Orso Eleanor Roffman Debotah Sthwartz 34 The Baby Eliwbeth Brownrigg CALENDAR 22-23 100.

Volume 12, Number3 October1993

African-American Tradeswomen

4 Reachingfor Their Dreams, by Neshtey Crudup and Vivian Price 6 A View from The Bridge, by Donna Allegra Simms 8 Geraldine Hill: Carpenter With Confidence, by Paulette Jourdan 12 The Best Kept Secret in the Bay Area, by Saundra Kemp 14 Tellin'It Like It Is, by T. Sabrina Johnson 18 Racism and Tradeswomen, by Donna Allegra Simms 24 From Punchlines to Pipelines, by C.J. Thompson-White

Departments

2 Letters to the Editor 3 CommentanJ, by Gypsy Tucker 26 PoetnJ, "The Apprentices", by Sue Doro 28 Health & Safety, by Theresa Chapman 31 Networking 33 National Tradeswomen Resources 36 Contributors

COVER PHOTOS: Alida Anthony, front cover, and Ramona Bell, back cover, work on the Los Angeles Century Freeway. Photos courtesy of the Century Freeway Affirmative Action Committee. Tulsa Studies in Womens Uterature 101 . Volume 12, Number 1 Spring 1993

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From the Editor 7

ARCHIVES

Introduction 13 .'vioira Ferguson

The Lnpublished Poems 01 31 Ann Yearsley Edil

ARTICLES l'nladrlike Polemics: 47 Christine de pizan's Strategies 01 Attack and Delense Christine Moneera Laennec

The Case 01 Mary Carleton: 61 Representing the Female Subject, 1663-73 :>.lihoko Suzuki

The (~l)Other Battle 01 World War 85 One: The Maternal Politics of Pacitlsm in Rose Macaulay's .':on-Combatants and Others D. A. Boxwell

Inrersexions: Gender ~\:letamorphosis 103 in Angela Carter's The Passion of New Et'e and Lois Gould's A Sea-Challge Roberta Rubenstein

REVIEWS New Womell, Neu· Novels: Femmism and Early 119 Modernism. By Ann L. Ardis. Sexual Anarch)'; Gender and Culture at the Fill de Siecle. BI' Elaine Showalter. Susan Fraiman

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H. D. and Freud: Bisexllalil~ and a 122 Feminine Discollrse. By Claire Buck. Rich and Strange: Gender, History, Modernism. By Marianne DeKoven. PenelopeI Web: Gender, Modernity, and H. D. I Fiction. By Susan Stanford Friedman. H. D.: The Poetics of Childbirth and Creativity. By Donna Kralik Hollenberg. Ann L. Ardis H. D. s Freudian Poetics: Ps~choanalysis 128 in Translation. By Dianne Chisholm. Rose LlIcas Refiguring Woman: Perspeclives on Gender 131 and the Italian Renaissance. Edited by Marilyn Migiel and Juliana Schiesari. Contemporary Women Wrirers in Italy: A Modem Renaissance. Edited by Santo L. Arico. Gilliiana Minghelli

From Sin to Salvation: Stories of Womenl 134 Conversions, 1800 to the Present. By Virginia Lieson Brereton. The Work of Self-Representation: Lyric Poetry in Colonial New England. By Ivy Schweitzer. Elizabeth Jane WaU Hinds Women on the Color Une: Evolving 139 Stereotypes and the Writings of George Washington Cable, Grace King, Kate Chopin. By Anna Shannon Elfenbein. Caroline Gebhard

Conflicting Stories: American Women Writers 140 at the Tum into the ht-'enlieth Century. By Elizabeth Ammons. Labor and Desire: Womens Revolutionary Fiction in Depression America. By Paula Rabinowitz. Mary Tiryak

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Folk Rooes and My'hic Wings in Sarah Orne 143 Jewelt and Toni ?vloTTIson. By Marilyn Sanders Mable,'. Ann Romines

Reading and Writing \Xomens Lives: A S'udy 145 of the Novel of ?vlanners. Edi,ed by Bege K. Bowers and Barbara Brothers. Fic,ions of Modest" Women and Courtshtp in ,he English \'o\·el. B,· Ruth Bernard Yeazell. Jane CltTlin

George Sand: Writing jor Her Life. 147 By Isabelle Hoag \'agmski. Jane A. Nicho~on

Reconstructing Desire: The Role of the 149 Unconscious in Womens Reading and Writing. By Jean Wl'atr. Diane Price Hemal

A Lure of Knolli

Rape and Represen"",on. Edited by Lynn i52 A. Higgins and Brenda R. Silver. Sharon Marct(5

ANNOUNCEMENTS

BOOKS RECEIVED

COl\TRlBUTORS

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Figure 1. Portrait of ~hry Carlewn 66 at the age of twent\";[wo.

Figure 2. Ponrait of Man' Carleton 6; at the age of thinv-eight. 104. WLW JOURNAL NEWS • VIEWS • REVIEWS FOR WOMEN AND LIBRARIES

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Articles

Progressive Librarianship and Progressive Librarian Elaine Harger...... 2

Columns

Women of Mystery Mary Huebscher ...... 5

Spreading the Word on Women Audrey Eaglen 8

Scenes from Academic Libraryland Befty J. Glass...... 11

On Camera Lynn Fieldman Miller...... 14

New Subject Headings of Interest to Women Sanford Berman 16

Reviews 18 105. ONl~N S Rill OURNAU

FALL 1993/WIN1ER 1994 ONE POINT PERSPECTIVE VOLUME 14 NUMBER 2 By EflO Honig, fine PORTRAITS

GEEHTHnDT Rocm.I.\\ .\\:D TIlE FDL\LE PEHSPF,CTI\E 1""­ 17TII-C[,\TCH.Y DUTCII GE;"':RE hlAGEHY By Martha Moffitt pe<:Icock 3 r\ ROSE BY A....-y OTIIEH \".-\\IE: \'iolet Oakley. J('ssie Wilcox Smith, and Eliz[lbeth Shippen Green By Charlotte Herzog 11 ~lI(;HELLE STl"ART: A Personal An:hitCology By Susan l. Stoop. 17 ~1.-\HTlL\ HOLT: An Art ofSense and Place By Sharon Dole

ISSUES AND" INSIGHTS TilE ~ll'SE RESTORED: Images ofWomen in Roman Painting By Susan Silberberg·Pelrce

;\XDRE.-\ DEL CASTAG\O'S EH:" Female Heroes as Anomalies in Italian Renaissance Art By Yal Evon 37 REVIEWS The Sudt·: A .\'e[l; Perspedice by Gill Saunders The FCI/Iale Gll::e: Women as Viclt;er.s ofPop"lar CIIlture edited by Lorraine Gamman and ~Iargaret Marshment RevlewR by Karen-edi. lanman 43 Flida Kilhlo: The Paintings hy Hayden Herrera Frida Kilhlo by Hlwden Herrera Fdda lVi/do: .-\11 Open Lift, by Raqnel1ibol, translated by Elinor Randall Frida Kahlo by Sarah M. Lowe Fn'dll Nt/Jlo. ].90;'· ].9,5-1: Pain ami Pf/SS;OIl by Andrea Kettenmann Fdda lVl1do: TOn/lL'llt am! Tdumph ill Her Life lIlld Art by Maika Drucker F/ida Kit/do: The Bl1lsh ofAnguish by ~Iartha Zamora Reviewed by Salomon Grlmberg 44 [Illage as [might: Visllal L'lldentam!illg ill \\'estel1l Christianity alld Secular ClIltltre by \lnrg'lfet R. ~1iles Camal KllIJU... illg: Fell/ale .\'akedlle8,\ am/ Reli,e,io/ls .He(millg in the Christian West hy \Iargaret R. ~liles Reviewed by Christine Havi(. '0 llllpnw<;iollht HIIlIlell by Edward Lucie-Smith Reviewed by Nan(y Mowll Mathews 53

\\'01111'11 fllgrar;en' hy Patrida Jaffe Helell Hyde hy Tim \fason and L~110 ;\Iason Bertha LII/Il hy \Iilr~,. E\,\lls O'Kepfe Cnwalos and Carol Pulin Reviewed by Phyllis Peet " "GlasgOlL' Girls": \\'tJlIll'tl ill .-\It alld Desigll 1880-1920 by Jude Burkhauser Reviewed by lynne Walker

SHORT" TAKES Reviewed by Danuta IkItouka., and Pamola Simpson 106. WOMEN a cultural review

VOLUME ~ NUMBER 2 .\UTUMN 1993

Contents

OPEN FORUM Frontier Issues: Irish Women's Texts and Contexts 125 SABINA SHARKEY Myth, History and the Politics of Subjectivity: Eavan Boland and Irish \'\'omen's Writing 136 GERARDINE MEANEY Toni Morrison's Beloved: Re-appropriating the Past 154 SALLY KEENAN Bessie Head: A Soft Hand Over Her land 165 MARY BENSON SO What's All This About the Mother's Body?: The Aesthetic, Gender and the Polis 172 ISOBEL ARMSTRONG Strange Alliances: Feminism, Post-Structualism and the Possibility of Affirmation 188 ]ILL MARSDEN

REVIEWS Elizabeth Wilson The Sphinx in the Cit)': Urban Life, the COTltrol ofOrder and \Vomen and Judith R Walkowitz CityofDreadfui Delight: Narratives o/Sexual Danger in lAte- Victorian London 201 JENNY BOURNE TAYLOR Camille Paglia Sexual Personae: Artand Decadence from Neifertiti to Emily Dickinson 206 NICOLA KING

Mary Seacole Wondetful Adventures ofMrs Seacok in Many Lands and Anthony G. Barthelemy (ed.) Collected Black Women's Narratives 211 LYNNETTE TURNER Elfriede Jelinek Lust 214 AGNES CARDINAL Jeanne Cressanges Seules: Enquite sur fa solitude feminine 218 FARIDA ABU·HAIDAR Catherine Kerrigan (ed.) An Anthology ofScoNish Women Poets 220 JANE MCDERMID

LISTINGS

Compiled by MARGARET REYNOLDS 223

BOOKS RECEIVED 228

LETTER 230 107.

Women & Health

Volume 20 Number 3 1993

The Health of Women in Paid Employment: Effects of Quality of Work Role, Social Support and Cynicism on Psychological and Physical Well-Being Jacqllie Aston. MEd John Lavery, PhD

Assessment of the Impact of Female Circumcision on the Gynecological. Genitourinary and Obstetrical Health Problems of Women from Somalia: Literature Review and Case Series 27 Marian Arbesman. MS. OTR LlIcinda Kahler, MS. RN Germaine M. BliCk, PhD

Childspacing Intervals and Abortion Among Blacks and Whites: A Brief Report 43 Nancy Felipe RIISSO, Phd Jody D. Horn. MA Shannon Tromp. BA

"Choice" as a Double-Edged Sword: Information. Guilt and Mother-Blaming in a High-Tech Age 53 Robin Gregg, PhD

Calling Jane: The Life and Death of a Women's Dlegal Abortion Service 75 Charles R. King, MD

BOOK REVIEWS

Periods: From Menarche to Menopallse, by Sharon Golub 95

Menstrual Health in IVomen's Lives, edited by Alice J. Dan and Linda L. Lewis 95 Menstruation, Health, and Illness, edited by Diana L. Taylor and Nancy F. Woods 95 Reviewed by Barbara Sommer

The Etiology ofBlIlimia Nervosa: The Individllal and Familial Call/ext, edited by J. H. Crowther, D. L. Tennenbaum, S. E. Hobfol!. and M. A. P. Stephens 100 Reviewed by Jennifer E. Kennedy, MD

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BOOKS BRIEFLY NOTED Charles R. Killg. MD. Book Review Editor

A World Witholl/ Women: The Christiall Clerical Culture ofWestern Society, by David F. Noble 105

Gender Constructs and Social Issues, edited by Tony L. Whitehead and Barbara V. Reid 106

Modem Femillisms: Political. Literary, Cultural, edited by Maggie Humm 107

Birth or Abortion? Private Struggles ill a Political World, by Kate Maloy and Maggie Jones Patterson 108

III Her Prime: New Views ofMiddle-Aged Women. 2nd Ed., edited by Virginia Kerns and Judith K. Brown 108

Freud's Women, by Lisa Appignanesi and John Forrester 109

Body Traps: Breaking the Binds That Keep YOllfrom Feeling Good Aboll/ YOllr Body, by Judith Rodin 110 Women 109.

Volume XVI Number 1 Spring 1993

Introduction

PART ONE: Reclaiming Spiritual Histories

The Double Meaning of Heslia: Gender, Spirituality, and Signification in Antiquity Anna Antonopoulos

On Violations and Fragmentations: Feminist Scholarship and Late Medieval Women's Ecstatic Spirituality UlriXe Wielhaus 7

The Voice of a Saintly Women: The Feminine Style of Julian of Norwich's Showings linda Rose 14

Women's Prayer in Childbinh in 16th Century England Charlotte Olten 18

Nursing the New World: The Writings of Quaker Women in Early America \lichele lhrter 22

PART Two: Celebrating Connections

A WDmanly Spiritual Space Within a Patriarchal Place Helen Slerk 27

feminine Image:; and Religious Consciousness ~hl,lbelh-anne vanek 33

Retclling Sible Stories to Express the Lives and Struggles of \lodern Women ldnel Ruth Heller 35

Spiritual Depictions in Art and the Creation of Female Culture J.inlCe L EdwiHds 40

PART THREE:

Jaebel\ Last Laugh: The Rhetoric of Wicked Women CJlhcnne S. Quick

The ~fuse's Dance: H. D.'s "The Dancer" as Spiritual t\fetaphor J'lyl'e Owens

T\\ice Upon a Time in Gertrude Stein's "The World is Round" linda S. Watts 53

Resurrection in the Rain Nancy Fitzgerald 58

Book Reviews 60

~ews and Notes 65

Also included is poetry by Lynn Hanson (p, 48), Mary l\'fcAnally (p, 59) and Micelle Lise Tarter (p. 32). 110. Women & Performance A Joumal ofFeminist Theory

Vol. 6, No.1 #11 1993

~~e 5 Women In the Humanities: The illusion of Inclusion 9 Usa Jardine Diversity and Representation: The Pedagogical Challenge 21 Jill Dolan Trinh Mlnh-ha's "Difference" and a Pedagogical Metaphor 31 Stacy Wolf Dancing Across Difference: Experience and Identity in the Classroom 41 Ann Cooper Albright Femlnlsm(s)/Postmodernism(s): MTV andAlternate Women's Videos and Performance Art 55 E. Ann Kaplan Re/membering Aunt Jemima: Rescuing the Secret Voice 77 Breena Clarke and Glenda Dickerson Re/membering Aunt Jemima: A Menstruoi Show 95 Glenda Dickerson and Breena Clarke Journey Toward A Feminist Pedagogy for Dance 131 Susan W. Stinson The Alcestis Project: Split Britches at Hampshire College i47 Rhonda Blair An interview with Split Britches 151 Usa Merrill Commencement Address 168 Deborah Margolin Public Forum Report From the Transit Festival: Directors and the Dynamic Patterns of Theatre Groups: What are Women Proposing? 178 Jennifer Natalya Fink Constructing A Feminist Pedagogy: Physicai Theatre /87 Joan Schlrle Reviews and Resources /97 Women & Politics 111.

Volume 13 Number 2 1993

BOOK REVIEWS Women and Social We/fare: A Feminist Analysis. by Dorothy C. MUler 123

Women's Issues in Social Policy, edited by Mavis Maclean and Dulcie Groves 123 Reviewed by Lynne B.lgUtz;ll

Power Trips and Other JOllme)'s: Essays in Feminism as eMc Discourse, by Jean Bethke Eishtain 126 Re\'iewed by Judith Grant Sex, Gender, and the Politics ofERA, by Donald G. Mathews and Jane Sherron De Hart 128 Reviewed by Susan 1. Carroll Women and Social Action in Victorian and Edwardian England. by Jane Lewis 130 Reviewed by Jean Be/like Elslltain

Third World Women and 'lte Politics ofFeminism. edited by Chandra Talpade Mohanty. Ann Russo and Lourdes Th~s 133 Reviewed by Farideh FarM Women ofthe Klan,' Racism and Gender in the /9205. by Kathleen M. Blee 135 Reviewed by RlIIh Frankenberg The //fusion ofEquality: The Rhetoric: and Realit)' ofDimrce Reform, by Martha Albenson FinemiUl 137 Re~'iewed by Gayle Binion

When the BOllgh Breaks: The COS! o/Neglecling Ollr Children, by Sylvia Ann Hewl.., 141 Janel K. Bofes

About the Contributors 143 ARTICLES

Women in the Workplace and Sex Discrimination Law: A Feminist Analysis of Federal Jurisprudence Francis Car/elon

Committee Advancement of Women and Blacks in Congress: A Test of the Responsible Legislator Thesis 27 Safly Friedman

Social Position and Commitment to Core Values: Grappling with the (Non)lmpact of Gender 53 Terri Susan Fine

Election Systems and the Representation of Black Women in American State Legislatures 73 R. Darcy Charles D. Hadley Jason F. Kirksey

Feminist Theory and the Question of Identity 91 Marion Smiley 112. WOMEN'S ART; A WO~1Ecj'S ART LIBRARY PLJBLlCATION NoS4 SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 1993 £2.50/$S

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FEATURES

In the Flesh: Looking Back and Talking Back 4 Lucy Lippard on new work and old. new bad girls and old

Trouble in the Archives 10 Feminism has changed the way we see art. Griselda Pollock traces the debates

From Primal Scream to Primal Scene 15 Tessa Adams on Julia Kristeva

Going, Going, Gone 17 Deborah Wolfson tracks down women whose hands are on the hammer

EXHIBITIONS

Notes at an Exhibition 20 Althea Greenan reads between the lines

Familial Fragments 23 Caroline Smith on Anne Testut

The Gaze of the Gorgon 24 johanna Dahn on self-portraits with a difference

Dorothy Crou "Saby Dish Cover"' (0 be shown as part of the "B..td Glrlf' exh,bL~on at Bodylines 25 London's ICA IIntil Dec~mber Locate turned the body inside out argues Roberta McGrath

One Face to Remember 26 Richard Smith profiles Margaret Sarah Carpenter Body Images by Alison Yarrington 32 Elizabeth Wilson on the Fraying of America 33 C 19th French Painting by Clare Rendeli 34 NEWS FROM THE WOMEN'S ART LIBRARY 28 LISTINGS 35 BOOKS LETTER FROM BERLIN 38 Jane Beckett on Significant Ochers 29 Christine Battersby on Hoch's photomontages 31 Liz Crossley 113. WOMEN'S ARTi A WOMEN'S ART LIBRARY PUBLICATION NoSS NOVEMBERIDECEMBERI993 CONTENTS FEATURES

Danger at the Margins 4 Jane Beckett pictures twentieth century American art without the old heroes .

Faceless Full Frontals 8 The forbidden fruits of women's erotica fail to convince Anna Douglas

Leisured Ladies 10 Eighteenth century life was incomplete without the lady amateur artist. Frances Borzello reports

Sisterhood 13 Letty Mooring interviews sisters: Alexis and Alyson Hunter and Cathy and Elizabeth de Monchaux

EXHIBITIONS

Abstract Assertiveness 17 Tamar Garb on Agnes Martin

Boils on the Bottom 18 What makes a Bad Girl Sad asks Sacha Craddock

In the Grip ofAdult Limbs 19 Althea Greenan on Primal Longing

The Colour of the City 21 Prunella Clough's urban still·lifes fascinate Margaret Garlake

Secrets Not For Sharing 21 Wendy Mulford on Shan; Rhys James BOOKS

Pushing Against Closed Doors 23 Val Williams on a problem with Tina Madatti 26 Melanie Manchot by Caroline Smith Cathy Courtney on Jocelyn Herbert's stage sets 27 Caroline Smith on Wendy Ewald's Images 28 Passage ofTime 24 Sandra Martin on Victorian Women Artists 29 Place and Time are central to Mary Husted says Ann Jones LISTINGS 30

OBITUARY 25 LETTER FROM AUSTRAUA 34 Katy Deepweil and Deanna Petherbridge remember Sylvia Melland Lorna Green 114. Women's History Review

VOLUME 2 NUMBER 2 1993

Judith M. Bennett. Women's History: a study in continuity and change 173

Karen Sayer. Field·faring Women: the resistance of women who worked in the fields of nineteenth·century England 185

Emma Donoghue. Imagined More than Women: lesbians as hermaphrodites, 1671·1766 199

Alison Woodeson. The First Women Police: a force for equality or infringement? 217

Sara DeIamont. Distant Dangers and Forgotten Standards: pollution control strategies in the British girls' school, 1860·1920 233

Barbara Harrison. Are Accidents Gender Neutral? The Case of Women's Industrial Work in Britain, 1880·1914 253

NEWS AND NOTICES 277

BOOK REVIEWS Subject to Others: British women and colonial slavery, 1670·1834 (Moira Ferguson) reviewed by Clare Midgley 279 "These Sad but Glorious Days": dispatches from Europe, 1846·50 (Margaret Fuller; ed. Larry J. Reynolds & Susan Belasco Smith) reviewed by David Watson 280 Women, Crime and Custody in Victorian England (Lucia Zedner) reviewed by Deidre Beddoe 282 The Making ofthe Jewish Middle Class: women, family, and identity in imperial Germany (Marion A. Kaplan) reviewed by Carole Elizabeth Adams 283 Femmes Fatales: feminism, film theory, psychoanalysis (Mary Ann Doane) reviewed by Anne Beezer 285 Women and Social Action in Victorian and Edwardian England (Jane Lewis) reviewed by Eileen Janes Yeo 286 Women, Texts and Histories, 1575·1760 (Clare Brant & Diane Purkiss, Eds) reviewed by Pamela Sharpe 288 The Charge ofthe Parasols: women's entry into the medical profession (Catriona Blake) reviewed by Greta Jones 289 Our Mothers' Land: chapters in Welsh women's history, 1830·1939 (Angela V. John, Ed.) reviewed by Mary O'Dowd 290

NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS 295 115.

WOMEN'S INTERNATIONAL NETWORK

1 EDITORIAL: US CONGRESSIONAL TESTIMONY

2 • 8 WOMEN AND THE DIVISION fOR THE ADVANCEMENT Of WOMEN moves back to UN Headquarters New York REPORT of the Commission on fhe Stotus of Women 37th Meeting PREPARATtONS for the fourth WORLD CONfERENCE fOR WOMEN, 1995 INTERNATIONAL CONfERENCE ON POPULATION AND DEVELOPMENT: Egypt. $pI, '94 UN SYSTEM OF NAnONAl ACCOUNTS discriminates against women SEXUAL HARASSMENT at the UN : the facts and the Documents UNITED NATIONS UNIVERSITY in Japan 9 • 13 WOMEN AND HUMAN RIGHTS WORLD CONfERENCE ON HUMAN RIGHTS: Vienna, Austria June 14-25: VIENNA DECLARATION AND PROGRAM Of ACTION THE VIENNA NGO fORUM ON HUMAN RIGHTS: Women's Human Rights - Global Capaign THE GLOBAL TRIBUNAL ON VIOLATIONS Of WOMEN'S HUMAN RIGHTS: Statement of the Judges // Women Break the Silence and Demond their Rights 14 • 15 WOMEN AND INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS: CLEARINGHOUSE VACANCIES: WHO - World Heollh Organization II FAO - Food and Agriculture Org. WIIS - Women In InternaHonal security II UNESCO: UN Educational. ScIentific ond CulturolOrganization II UN Secretariat II UN and EPA Vacancies (for US Citizens) 16 • 24 WOMEN AND DEVelOPMENT HUMAN DEVELOPMENT REPORT 1993 - by UNDP- United Nalions Development Program- Focus: 'Participatory Development' - excludes women, the majorityl WOMEN'S CONCERNS AND DEVELOPMENT PLANNING - an analysis by WINAP RURAL WOMEN - a Bibliography WOMEN IN DEVelOPMENT· a Supplement of 'Women of Europe' WIDE - Women In Development Europe IWLD - Institute for Women Low and Development // The TRIBUNE· 50th Issue 25 • 27 WOMEN AND ENVIRONMENT WEDO - Women's Environment and Development Organization TRIBUNE International: Women, Environment ond Development Port 2, WOMEN AND SHELTER NETWORK: HABITAT International Coalition - (Hie), Nairobi, Kenya EARTH SUMMIT AGENDA fOR CHANGE: Plain Language of Agenda 21 & other Documents WORlDWIDE NEWS: Women Environment and Development 28 • 38 WOMEN AND HEALTH WOMEN'S HEALTH: AIDS In the Wo~d - Ihe Global AIDS Coalition Report WOMEN AND HIV I AIDS· an international Resource Beak II WOMEN'S HUMAN RIGHTS and Reproductive Health // MATERNITY lEGISLAnON Insufficient Everywhere WHO: Widespread Neglect of Women's Health ABORTION - BIRTH CONTROL - POPULATION POLICIES: Abortion World-wide II RU 4a6 ­ Abortion Pill coming to USA // RU 486 Experience in Britain // Women's Declaration on Populotion Policies /1 Birth Control Needs ond Risks 1/ IRELAND: Abortion Aght WOMEN'S HEALTH AROUND THE WORLD: Anemia Prevention still not supported /1 PHILIPPINES: Women's Health and Family Planning Technologies 1/ Margaret SOnger Popers Project // NIGERIA: Women's Health Issues - Book Review 39 • 46 FEMALE GENITAL AND SEXUAL MUTILATION BURKINA FASO: Notional Committee Campaign against Excision: Action Program 1992·'95 EGYPT - Repolt of Project on the Physical Violation of Young Females NIGERIA· Female Circumcision and other dangerous practices to Women's Health TANZANIA - Initiatives for Prevention of Female Genital Mutilation SOMAU TRANSLATION of CHILDBIRTH PICTURE BOOK with Addition on WHO· WORLD HEALTH ASSEMBLY calls for the Elimination of FGM world-wide lAC - Inter African CommiHee on Traditional Practices Affecting the Health of Women (Continued, next page) 116.

WOMEN'S INTERNATIONAL NETWORK

(Continued) 47 51 WOMEN AND VIOLENCE VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN· A Global Problem JAPAN - Wife Abuse II Victims of sexual Abuse break the Silence PHIUPPINES - Wlte abuse frequent and wide-spread NIGERIA - Wife Abuse a traditional practice - Book Review NEPAl- Oppression of and Violence against women INDIA: Attache of Indian High Commission accused of wife burning 52 • 55 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: AFRICA AND MIDDLE EAST KENYA· Kenya Women Finance Trust on important Asset for Women - Interview /I Anti-Rope Demonstrators arrested In Nairobi NIGERIA - Maryom Babongldo Notional Centre for Women and Development MAURITANIA - The Status of Women. on Overview ZAMBIA· Association for Research and Development - ZARD ISRAEL· Religious Courts dlscrlminate against Women II SPARKS Womenm Studies Centre 56 • 63 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: ASIA AND PACIFIC ASIA AND PACIFIC RESOURCE CENTRE· Malaysia PAKISTAN • BEDARI :A New Women's Orgonlzotion THAILAND· Building a Women-led Union INDIA· KRITI: Society for participatory Research II INFACT: Information for Action Group CAMBODIA· The Status of Women· on Overview CHINA -A Survey of the Status of Women II Beijing Municipal Women's Federation MALAYSIA· All Women's Aclion Society· AWAM PHILIPPINES· Education I Training Centre for Women JAPAN * Stotus of Women . on Overview II Yokohama Women Forum II More Wives ore working II Update on 'Comfort Women' 64 • 70 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: EUROPE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY: European Social Fund Reform with Emphasis on Women II Unpaid Work of Housewives II The East· West Traffic In Women II Unemployment FRANCE· second CEDAW Report of Women's Status II GEDDIST· Study Group on Gender DENMARK· KVINFO; Danish Centre for Information on Women II Women Studies Centers IRELAND - Liberalization of Fomily Law slowly starting II Fight for Abortion Rights continues GERMANY - Highest Court restricts Abortion 71 • 77 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: AMERICA BOLIVIA· Some Facts and Statistics on Women CANADA· Women on the Move· a survey of changes by and for Women UNITED STATES· Women and Govemment I Political Power: Report II US Congre..: New Health Legislation proposed; Violence a major health threat II AAUW Siudy : (American Assoc, of University Women) on sexual Harassment In US SChools II Crackdown an Overdue Child Support II Profes.sional Women still face Gloss Ceiling II Int. Nllance of Executive Women II second Native Women's Conference II Notional Federation of Press Women Survey II Career Curriculum for Girls 78 • 80 INFORMATION OF INTEREST: INTERNATIONAL AWID CONFERENCE· Sixlh International Forum, Oct, II Wages for Housework Compolgn II UN Long Range Population ProJectlons II ASHOKA: Innovolions for the Public· FellowshIp Programs II wns; Women. information Technology and SCholarship /I EMPOWERING WOMEN: international Conference on achIeving Human Rights 117. WIN WOMEN'S INTERNATIONAL VOL. 19 NO.4 NETWORK AUTUMN 1993

1 • 3 RtANE EISLER: THE PARTNERSHIP SOCIETY: A CHAllENGE FOR HUMAN RIGHTS

4· 12 WOMEN AND THE UNITED NATIONS UN GENERAL ASSEMBLY 48th Session New York. Spt. - Dec. 1993 COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN: 48th Session March 7-18. i994. New York FOURTH WORLD CONFERENCE ON WOMEN. Beijing Sept. 4-15. 1995 and NGO FORUM CEDAW: CommiHee on the Elimination ot Discrimination against Women, Jan. 17-Febr.4.NY WOMEN 2000 II UN Radio WOMEN MISMANAGEMENT AND CORRUPTION AT THE UN - Report from UK Sunday Times. INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON POPULATION AND DEVElOPMENT I NGO FORUM. Spt. '94 WOMEN'S DECLARATION ON POPULATION POLICIES STATE OF THE WORLD POPULATION. Report by UN Population Fund - UNFPA ILO: Women and Port Time Work II WOMEN Ink. 13 • 15 WOMEN AND HUMAN RIGHTS COUNCIL OF EUROPE: Human Rights and Gender II "OURS 8Y RIGHT' - Women's Rights WOMEN ASYLUM SEEKERS I REFUGEES - Canada and USA - Gender related persecution 16 • 18 WOMEN AND DEVelOPMENT GENDER RELATED ANALYSIS: Training Manual for Grassroots Workers by Women Ink. WOMEN'S EDUCATION IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: A World Bonk Research Publicolion MATCH Internallonal- Canado: Development oclivities for Women 19 • 20 WOMEN AND ENVIRONMENT COUNCIL OF EUROPE: Porficipollon of Women in Regional and Environmental Decisions WEDO: Women's Environment and Development Organization· News RESOURCeS: WedNet Newslertter, Kenya /I Women ond Environment, Canada II Canadian Woman Studies Spedal on Women and Environment 21 • 28 WOMEN AND HEALTH WOMEN'S HEAlTH: "Reproductive Health Matters' • Journal II Women's Work Burdens II 'Heallhy Hearl Handbook for Women" II Women's Health Project in Canada II Notional Heallh Survey finds US Women of significant risk II US Notional Center for Education in Matelnal and Child Health II AIDS spreads fastest among young \'Iomen /I Controlling sexually Transmitted Diseases ABORTION: Expanding Access 10 Sofe Aborlion· Key Policy Issues by PopUlation Action Int. 29 • 37 FEMALE GENITAL AND SEXUAL MUTIlATION PROGRESS REPORT: Gross Roots Campaign to slop fGM in Africa· Letters from users of Ihe Childbirth Picture Books from Nigeria, Sierra Leone, Ghana, Benin, Central Africa etc. ACnONS TO STOP THE SPREAD OF FGM: The Failure by USAID funded PopUlation I Health Programs 10 teach prevenlion results In large increase and medicolizotlon of fGM MALAYSIA: Female Circumcision practiced in rural areas US: FEDERAL PROHIBITION OF FGM ACT of t993 introduced as port of women's health b'lI CANADA: FGM a criminal Offense II RESOURCES: HOSKEN REPCRT: Genital and sexual Mutilat;on of Females. 4th Edition II Health Training MODULE on fGM by Insfitute fOI Development Training II FGM A Call tor Global Action· by NOhid Toubia. WlNNEWS 19.4AVTllIRl 199J

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38 • 47 WOMEN AND VIOLENCE DECLARATION ON THE ELIMINATION OF VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN proposed by UN Comission on Status of Women CANADA: 'Changing the landscape, EndIng Violence, Achieving Equality' • and 'Community Kit on EndIng Violence" Report by Status of Women Committee KOREA: New Legislation against sexual Violence BRITISH COMMONWEALTH: 'Confronting Violence' - a Manual for Commonwealth Action PAKISTAN: Women's March to Abolish Violence JAPAN finally admits forcing women into war·brothels SEXUAL HARASSMENT: US Health Agency rife with Harassment II Harassment in AsIa USA: Mole Violence against Women II Men Beating Women - Ending Domestic Violence - Study on Public Attitudes. 48 - 52 WOMEN AND MEDIA WOMEN'S SERIALS PUBLICATIONS AND JOURNALS from Asio ond Pocilic IIEurope II USA II Middle East II Africa. 53 • 55 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: AFRICA WOMEN AND AIDS IN AFRICA· Report from Zimbabwe BURKINA FASO: The Status of Women - on Overview from CEDAW Report 56 • 64 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: ASIA AND PACIFIC ASIA: Migration of Asian Women Workers PAKISTAN: Association for Women Sfudies recently organized CHINA: Where are the Girl Babies? - the growing mole-female gop, SINGAPORE: Council of Women's Organizations INDIA: SEWA - Self Employed Women's Association - a survey of activities // Many Indian husbands desert their families II Bicycles and Literacy spell Freedom for Women // increasing NEPAL: Women's Development and Status MONGOLIA: Report from a visit to Mongolla by seer. Gen. SOcialist International Women JAPAN: Notional Machinery for Women reinforced SRI LANKA : The Status of Women - on overview 65 - 69 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: EUROPE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY: Women's Unwaged Work to be evaluated // North South Centre HUNGARY: Growing Unemployment of Women due to political change // Women In Decision Making Positions· Case Study. TURKEY: Women Studies' Center - Istanbul- Activities // Women in Development - Turkey A World Bank Study 70 • 77 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: AMERICAS PERU: The Women's Documentation Centre - Uma OAS - Organization of American States Commission of Women: Convention on Women and Violence· Progress Report UNITED STATES: Some Facts and Stallstics on Women II NOW· Notional Organization for Women - activities // FBI Statistics show rise of Rape // More professional women choose single motherhood /1 Notional Women's Studies Organization Conference // Facts about Women: WAC STATS II MADRE· Program and Activities II Dlscrimlnoflon storts in the cradle II National Dlspklced Homemakers Network 1/ Women In SCience small growing minority II Congress studies 'Glass Celllng" 1/ Woman Professor wins svit 78 • 80 INFORMATION OF INTEREST: INTERNATIONAL WAGES FOR HOUSEWORK CAMPAIGN: Counting Women's unwoged work Illnlemotloool Human Rights II POPULATION Growth Stalistics II Equality Message by Commonwealth Women's Affairs Minlsfers II Women's Status around the WOfld FALL 1993 119. Women's Research Network News

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In This Issue

News from the Council Upcoming Events 1 12 News from Calls for Papers Member Centers 14 3 Opportunities for News from Research Caucuses and 15 Networks Selected Publications 8 and Resources News from Washington 17 9 Job Opportunities Who's in the News 19 10 News from International Centers 11 4 WRITING OUT OF CRISIS: Ten stories Crom women around the wortd 120. Nadezhda Azhgikhina· "Believing the impossible: A Russian woman's place is in the home" Anveshi Women's Center' "Stemming ,he tide: women's literacy and grassroOts struggle in India" Marguerite Feitlowitz' "A daughter ofthe disappeared: the legacy ofArgentina's Dirty War" "From Communism to Khomeinism": Halina Filipowicz interviews Polish novelist Anna Bojarska "As necessary as bread" .' Susan Homar meets the women ofPeru's Yuyachkani theatre Svati Chakravarti Bhat.kal and Mandira Sen' "Sisterhood and strife: Indian women in the Hindu-Muslim conflicr" Sara Roy' "Black milk: lives ofdesperation in lhe Gaza Slrip" Lillhin Levi· "La mano metra: a teuer trom Nicaragua" Vesna Kesic • 'The high price offree speech: confessions ofa Croatian witch"~ Nancy Kelly· "Double standard: women refugees meet us immigration officials" 19 Lise Well· What Remains and Olher Stories and The Aulhor's Dimension: Selected Essays by Christa Wolf 20 Elissa Gelfapd • Barred: Women, Writing, and Political Detention by Barbara Harlow 21 Julie Phillips' Vindication by Frances Sherwood; Rameau's Niece by Cathleen Schine 22 Jan Zita Grover· From Where We Stand: Recovering a Sense oCPlace by Deborah Tall 23 Ann duCille· One Dark Body by Charlolle Watson Sherman 23 Karen Rosenberg' "Daddy's Girl: Rereading Daddy·Long.Legs" 24 Marilyn B. Young. Paradise oC the Blind by Duong Thu Huang 25 EJ. GraCC· Slone Bulch Blues by Leslie Feinberg; Sacred Country by Rose Tremain 27 Marilyn Richardson· \Vritten by Herself: Literary Production by African American Women, 1746·1892 by Frances Smith Foster 28 SHORT SUBJECTS: Suzanne Ruta' The Dead Leaves by Barbara Jacobs; Karen Fowler' In the Garden oCDead Cars by Sybil Claiborne; Paula Bonnell· Transmission by Atima Srivastava; Diana Postlethwaite· The Heavenly Twins by Sarah Grand; Mara Ellenberg· The Flight oC Andy Burns by Alice Mallison; Barbara Rich· My Year With the Stork Club by Maureen Freely; Carol Anshaw • 21 Sugar Street by Lynn Louber; Suzy McKee Charnas • Ammonite by Nicol~ Griffith; Judith Beth Cohen· The Secret oC Cartwheels: Short Stories by Patricia Henley; Deirdre Levinson· Berji Kristin: Tales from the Garbage Hills by Lotife Tekin; Mara Eilenberg • The Hedge, The Ribbon by Carol Orlock; Carol Saltus • 'Saving History by Fanny Howe; Jeanne Schinto' Whislling and Other Stories by Myra Goldberg 32 Marie-Elise Wheatwind· Nepanlla: Essays Crom Ihe Land in the Middle by Pat Mora 32 Carol Potter' Two Poems 33 Gail Pool· For Love by Sue Miller; First Nights by Susan Fromberg Schaeffer 34 Jeffrey Ann Goudie' Ftying in Place by Susan Palwick; Exposure by Kathryn Harrison di x, Nos. 10-11 11m; 35 Lorraine Elena Roses· A Forbidden Passion: Stories by Crislina Per; Rossi 36 Jean McNeil. The Girl Who Trod on a LoaC by Kathryn Davis 37 Lisa Shea' Dream House: A Memoir by Charlolle Nekola 37 Marilyn Chandler. Invalid Women: Figuring Feminine Illness in American Fiction and Cullure by Diane Price Herndl 38 Judith Grossman. Discovering Eve by Jane Candia Coleman; My Body To You by Elizabeth Searle; Imaginary Men by Enid Shamer 39 Patty O'Connell • The Gelling of Wisdom by Henry Handel Richardson 40 Gillian Gill • Still Explosion: A Laura Malloy Mystery by Mary Logue; Murder at lhe MLA by DJ.H. Jones; Breach otImmunity: A Hinton Third Precinct Novel by Molly Hite 41 Stephanie A. Smith' The Cullure ofSentiment: Race, Gender, and Sentimentality in Nineteenth·Century America edited by Shirley Samuels 43 Books Received 121 .

1 Rickie Solinger. Lives on llle Edge: Single Women and Their Children in lhe Other America by Valerie Polakow; The Tyranny ofKindness: Dismanrling Ihe Welfale System to End Poverty in America by Theresa Funiciello 4 Letters 6 Adele logan Alexander· Volunteer Slavery: My Aurhefllic Negro Experience by Jill Nelson 7 Carole Maso· Girl, Interrupted by Susanna Kaysen 9 Jeanne Schinlo. "Stifling lhe cal's meow: lhe violent world officlionalfelines" 10 Ruth Rosen. Gendering War Talk edited by Miriam Cooke and Angela WoollacQu 11 Elayne Rapping .rheFifties: A Women's Oral History by Brett Harvey 13 Pamela 1. Petro. Fall River, AnAuthenJic Narrmive by Catherine Read Arnold Williams 14 P. Gabrielle Foreman. Domestic Allegories ofPolitical Desire: The Black Heroine's TexJ althe Turn afllle Century by Claudia Tate 16 Susan J. Kraus. LeI Me Hear Your Voice by Calherine Maurice; Nobody Nowhere: The Extraordinary Autobiography ofan Autistic by Donna Williams 17 Ruth Perry. Seductive Forms: Women's AmaJory Fictionfrom 1684 to 1740 by Ros Ballaster; Writing Women's Literary HislOry by Margaret J.M. Ezell; Jane Austen Among Women by Deborah Kaplan; Her Bread 10 Earn: Women, Money, and Society from Defoe to Austen by Mona Scheuermann; Living by lhe Pen: Women Writers in the EighJeenth Century by Cheryl Turner 19 Susan Gardner' The Women ofBotany Bay: A Reinterpretation ofthe Role ofWomen in the Origins ofAustralian Society by Portia Robinson; Life Lines: Australian Women's Ullers and Diaries 178810 1840 edited by Patricia .Clarke and Dale Spender 21 Judilh Feuerley • Calling: Essays on Teaching ill the Mother Tongue by Gail B. Griffin 22 Linda Vance' Earth Muse: Feminism, Nature, Art by Carol Bigwood 21 Elizabelh Langland' The Reader's Repemance: Women Preachers, Women Writers, and Nineteemh-Century Social Discourse by Christine L. Krueger 24 Jane Elkington Wahl' Two Poems 25 Marian McDonald. For Whose Protection? Reproductive Hazards and Exclusionary Policies in the United States and Britain by Sally J. Kenney 26 Joan D. Hedrick. Dearest Beloved: the Hawthornes and the Making ofthe Middle-Class Family by T. Walter Herbert 28 Eli7..abelh Shostak. Hlmgryfor U~ht: The }oJlnlal ofEthel Schwabacher edited by Brenda S. Webster and Judith Emlyn Johnson 29 Ann Pellegrini. Bisexuality in the Ancient World by Eva Cantarella 31 Sharon W. Tiffany. A Thrice-Told Tale: Feminism, Pas/modernism, and Ethnographic Responsibility by Margery Wolf; Confronting the Legacy: Scholarship, Empire, and ,he Smllh Pacific edited by Lenora Focrslel and Angela Gilliam 34 Books Received 35 Index to VOlume Ten 122.

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1 Robin Kilson • Black Women in America: An Historical Encyclopedia edited by Darlene Clark Hint 4 Paula DiPerna' Ecofeminlsm: Women, Animals, Nature edited by Greta Gaard: Ecofeminlsm and the Sacred edited by Carol J. Adams 6 Gail Pool' Mary Renaull: A Biography by David Sweetman 7 Carol Stemhell • Family Bonds: Adoption and the Politics ofParen ling by Elizabeth BarrhoJet 9 Mary Lowenthal Felstiner' Different Voices: Women and the Holocaust edited by Carol Rittner and John K. Roth; To Tell al Last: Survival Under False Identlly, 1941·45 by Blanca Rosenberg; Making Stories, Making Selves: Feminist Renections on the Holocaust by R. Ruth Unden 11 Shartand Troner' And They Call It Help: The Psychlalrlc Policing or America's Children by Louise Armstrong l~ Vanessa Nonhington Gamble' Sisters ofthe Yam: 'Black Women and Selr·Recovery by bell hooks 13 .Carolyn G. Heilbrun' OUollne Morrell: Life on the Grand Scale by Miranda Seymour 14 Peggy Pascoe· While Captives: Gender and Elhnicity on Ihe American Frontier by June Namias l6 v:cra Whisman· Cherry Grove, Fire Island: Sixty Years in America's Firsl Gay and Lesbian Town lJy ESiher Newton; Bools of Leather, Slippers of Gold: The Hlslory ofa Lesbian Communily by Elizabeth Lapovsky Kennedy.and Madeline D. Davis 18 Lois Rita Helmbold • Working.Crass,Women in fhi i\cademy: Laborers in the Knowledge Factory edited by Michelle M. TokiJrczyk and Elizabeth ..... Fay 19 Mary McLaughlin. The Crealion of Feminist Co~sciousness: From the Middle Ages 10 Elghleen. Sevenly by Gerda Lerner . 20 Gloria Bowles· The Inlimate Critique: Autobiographical Lilerary Criticism edited lJy Diane P. Freed· man. Olivia Frey and Frances Murphy Zauhar; Changing Subjects: The Making of Feminlsl Literary Criticism edited by Gayle Greene and Coppelia Kahn 21 Helene Kendler • Two Poems 22 Kathleen Daly. Sex Crimes: Ten Years on Ihe Fronl Lines Prosecuting Rapisls and Confronting Their Collaborators by Alice Vachss 23 Adrian T. Oktenberg • We Are the Young Magicians by Ruth Forman ~4 Judith Belli Cohen· Charms for the Easy Life by Kaye Gibbons; The Laughing Place by Pam Durban,' Durable Goods by Elizabeth Berg 25 Peggy Kahn· Mothers on the Job: Malernily Policy in the U.S. Workplace by Use Vogel; Women and Unions: Forging a Partnership edited by Dorothy Sue Cobble 27 Helen Lund Callaway. Expanding the Boundaries of Women's Hislory: Essays on Women in the Third World edited by Cheryl Johnson-Odim and Margaret Strobel 29 Books Received Our Letters column will return next month 123.

V'lL Xl, No.2 November 1993

1 Sue Russell- No More Masks: An Anthology ofTwentielh·Cenlury American Women Poets edited lJy Florence Howe 4 Lellt" 6 Julie Phillips. The Morning Arter: Sex, Fear, and Feminism on Campus ~ KaM Roiphe 7 Ann duCille • Mondo Barbie ediud by Richard Peabody and Lucinda Ebersole 11 Suzarme Ruta • Silent Close No.6 by Monilca Maron 12 Alison Hennegan • Sisters, Sexperts, Queers: Beyond the edited by Arlene Stein 13 Ann Snitow. Gender Politics and Post·Communism: Renectlons from Eastern Europe and the Former Soviet Union edited by Naneae Funk and Magda Mueller 14 Felicia Kombluh • Significant Others: Creativity and Intimate Partnership edited by Whitney Chadwick and Isabelle de Courtivron 16 Ruth Behar. Infinite Divisions: An Anthology of Chicana Literature edited by Tey Diana Rebol/edo and Eliana S. Rivero 17 Mimi Wesson· Dirty Looks: Women, Pornography, Power edited by Pamela Church Gibson and Roma Gibson 19 Suzy McKee Chamas • "A labor 0/ love: judging the James Tiptree, Jr., Award" 21 Sheila Tobias. The Morning After: Sexual Politics at the End of the Cold War by Cynthia Enloe 22 Gina Luria Walker· Framing History: The Rosenberg Story and the Cold War by Virginia Cannichael 23 Judith Grossman' Arabian Jazz by Diana Abu·Jaber 24 Susan Contratto and Margaret Buttenheim • Lesbian Mothers: Accounts of Gender in American Culture by Ellen Lewin; Family Values: Two Morns and Their Son by Phyllis Buru 24 Miriam Goodman. Two Poems 25 Jan Zita Grover· What This Awl Means: at a Wahpeton Dakota Village by Janet D. Specwr 27 Sonia Jaffe Robbins' Spoken in Darkness: Small·town Murder and a Friendship Beyond Death by Ann E.lmh,ie . 28 Judith S. Al1Irobus • Tht [Janee of Deception In· Haute' C, ,Uh", I."",, :29 c.tner H~: wC\rd • Si'\lers in Ihe Wilderness: The Challenge of Womanist (;od·Talk hy Defnrn S \\"illi

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Volume 14, Numbers 2&3 CONTENTS SpringlFall 1992

FEMINIST EXCHANGE 145 EDITORS' FOREWORD 149 ARTICLES: The Equality Crisis: Some Reflections on Culture, Courts, and Feminism Wendy W. Williams...... 151 Why Are Mothers Losing: A Brief Analysis of Criteria Used in Child Custody Determinations Nancy D. Polikoff '...... 175 Lesbian Mothers II: Long Night's Journey Into Day Annamay T. Sheppard...... 185 Describing and Changing: Women's Self-Defense Work and the Problem of Expert Testimony on Battering Elizabeth M. Schneider...... 213 Amicus Brief: In the Matter of Baby M Nadine Taub With an Introduction by Lisa McCauley Paries...... 243 Sexual Identity and the Constitution: Homosexual Persons as a Discrete and Insular Minority Elvia Rosales Arriola 263 When the First Quail Calls: Multiple Consciousness as Jurisprudential Method Mari 1. Matsuda 297 Response to Mari Matsuda Pat Williams...... 301 The Future of Reproductive Choice for Poor Women and Women of Color Dorothy E. Roberts 305 Society in Transition III: Justice O'Connor and the Destabilization of the Griggs Principle of Employment Discrimination Alfred W. Blumrosen 315 In Pursuit of Equality: One Woman's Work to Change the Law Deborah L. Markowitz...... 335 Sex Equality and the Constitution Ruth Bader Ginsburg '.' ...... 361 125.

WOMEN'S STUDIES An Interdisciplinary Journal

Volume 22, Number 4 (1993)

Contents

Toward Self-Possession: Women in Go Down, Moses 417 Mary Jane Dickerson Rhetoric and Ethical Ambiguities in "That Evening Sun" 429 Leona Toker The Great War and the War at Home: Gender Battles in Flags in the Dust and The Unvanquished 441 Allison Berg Marriage and the Invisibility of Women in Absalom, Absalom! 455 Linda Dunleavy Miss Emily (a poem) 467 Louis Daniel Brodsky Recovering Eve's Consciousness from The Sound and the Fury 469 Karen E. Waldron E.xquisite Agony: Desire for the Other in Faulkner's The Hamlet 485 Holli G. LeVitsky White Women's Complicity and the Taboo: Faulkner's Layered Critique of the "Miscegenation Complex" 497 Karen M. Andrews The Pairing of The Sound and the Fury and "Wild Palms" 507 Margaret J. Yonce Women and Law in Faulkner 517 Michael Lahey The Nameless Women of Faulkner's Go Down, Moses 525 Doreen Fowier Demeter as the Letter D: Naming Women in The Sound and the Fury and As I Lay Dying 533 Margaret Boe Bims The Woman in Faulkner Guiding Light in August 543 Virginia V. James Hlavsa Notes on Contributors 553 126. WOMEN'S STUDIES INTERNATIONAL FORUM VOLUME 16 NUMBER 4 1993 JULY-AUGUST

CONTENTS WOMEN'S STUDIES AT THE UNIVERSITY OF UTRECHT

ROSI BRAIDOTTI 311 An editorial introduction

MARIA HIlMAN 325 "From student activity to university policy advisor"

BERTEKE W AALDIlK 327 Reading Anne Frank as a woman

YVONNEAsT 337 "Now Pm learning to look to the future"

ROSEMARIE BUIKEMA 339 Dialogue with a many-voiced past: Milena Jesensk:! and her biographers

MARJOLEIN VERBOOM 347 "Farewell parties all the time, but don't think you can get away from it!"

ANNEKE SMELIK 349 And the mirror cracked: metaphors of violence in the films of Marleen Garris

LIEVE VANDERMEULEN 365 UYou can caU me a late bloomer"

MAAIKE MEllER 367 Countering textual violence: on the critique of representation and the importance of teaching its methods

1NEKE VAN WINGERDEN 379 IIQnee you have seen how scientific knowledge is made, you give up the idea that what you are 'discovering' may actually be 'nature' "

JOKE J. HERMSEN 381 Now foolish then wise: Belle van Zuylen's game with sexual identity

RENEE HELLER 391 "I am still combining physics with Women}s Studies"

TERESA DE LAURETIS 393 Feminist genealogies: a personal itinerary

CHRISTIEN FRANKEN 405 Between the acts: moments of being a Dutch female feminist graduate student in Women's Studies

AMALIA DEEKMAN 415 ilRecovering bJack women's historyJl

HELMA LUTZ 419 Feminist theory in practice: an interview with bell hooks­ encounter with an impressive female academic fighter against multiple forms of oppression

JANN RUYTERS 427 Something to suit all 'viewpoints': feminist magazines in the Netherlands WOMEN'S STUDIES INTERNATIONAL fORUM 127. VOLUME 16 NUMBER 4 1993 JULY-AUGUST

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GUSTA DRENTHE 437 The Dutch Women's Thesaurus: a tool for cooperation between women's collections in the Netherlands and Belgium

CHRISTINE RAMMRATH 445 "Erasma goes Europe"

ESTHER CAPTAIN 447 Women of Europe make noise! Women's Studies from a CHRISTINE RAMMRATH European perspective

BOOK REVIEWS

HELEN WILCOX 451 Sharing the Difference: Feminisl Debales in Holland edited by Joke J. Hermsen and Alkeline van Lenning

DIANA KNIGHT 451 Pal/erns of Dissonance: A Siudy of Women in Contemporary Philosophy by Rosi Braidotti

PAT O'CONNOR 453 Politics and Friendship: Letters From the International Woman Suffrage Alliance 1902-1942 edited by Mineke Bosch

TRACEY POTTS ~53 Daughlering and Mothering: Female Subjectivity Reanalysed edited by Janneke van Mens-Verhulst

SL:SAN' BASSNETT 455 Textual Liberation. European Feminist Writing in the Twentielh Century edited by Helena Forsas-Scott

ALEX HL:GHES ..$55 Luce Irigaray: Philosophy in the Feminine by Margaret Whitford

JCDtTH G. "ltLLER -l56 Helene Ci.\·ous: A POlilics 0/ Wriling by Morag Shiach

MARIANNE A. FERBER 456 .\falerniIY and Gender Policies. Women and the Rise ofthe European WeI/are Siales, 18805-1950s edited by Gisela Bock and Pal Thane

SUSAN ~llNER ..$57 Feminising the Market: Women's Pay and Employment in the European Community by Jane Pillinger

459 Biographical Statements

Feminist Forum: News, Conferences. Reports 128. WOMEN'S STUDIES INTERNATIONAL fORUM VOLUME 16 NUMBER 5 1993 SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER

CONTENTS

HILARY GRAHAM 461 Social divisions in caring

LYN TURNEY 471 Risk and contraception: what women are not told about tubal ligation

CEllA KITZINGER 487 Depoliticising the personal: a feminist slogan in feminist therapy

LESLEY MILES 497 Women, AIDS, and power in heterosexual sex: a discourse analysis

R. AMY ELMAN 513 Debunking Ihe Social Democrats and the mylh of equality

SHIREEN HASSIM 523 Women's Studies and the women's movement in South CHERRYL WALKER Africa: defining a relationship

DESIREE LEWIS 535 Feminisms in South Africa

BOOK REVIEWS

JACQUELINE A. WALCOIT-McQUtGG 543 Black Wamen in the Workplace: Impacts ofStructural Change in the Economy by Betty Woody

SUE JACKSON 543 Keepers ofthe History by Elise Young

SUE JACKSON 544 Calling the Equality Bluff' Women in Israel edited by Barbara Swirski and Marilyn P. Safir

CINDY STtLES 545 Domestic Novelists in the Old Sauth: Defenders ofSouthern Culture by Elizabeth Moss

JENNIFER A. HYNES 546 Actresses as Working Women: Their Social Identity in Victorian Culture by Tracy C. Davis

MOLLY ENGLE 546 Suffocating Mothers: Fantasies ofMaternal Origin in Shakespeare's Plays, Hamlet to The Tempest by Janet Adelman

MARIA PHYLACTOU 547 Servants ofthe Buddha. Winter in a Himalayan Convent by Anna Grimshaw

ANNA JARVIS 548 The Prison Memoirs ofa Japanese Woman by Kaneko Fumiko, translated by Jean Inglis

ELLEN BROWN 549 Comparative American Identities: Race. Sex. and Nationality in the Modern Text edited by Honense J. Spillers

AMANDA GILROY 550 Discourses ofDifference: An Analysis of Women's Travel Writing and Colonialism by Sara Mills 551 Biographical Statements Feminist Forum: News. Conferences, Reports