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Volume 17 Number 2 Volume 17 Numero 2 Spring-Summer 1992 Printemps-ete 1992 Volume 17, No. 2 — Spring-Summer/Printemps-ete 1992 FOUNDING EDITOR/REDACTRICE FONDATRICE Donna E. Smyth Acadia University PAST EDITORS/REDACTRICES PRECEDENTES Susan Clark, Brock University Margaret Conrad, Acadia University EDITOR/REDACTRICE EN CHEF Deborah C. Poff Mount Saint Vincent University POETRY EDITOR/DlRECTRICE DE LA POESIE Margaret Harry Saint Mary's University GUEST ARTIST/ARTISTE INVITEE Dianne Pearce Montreal, Quebec MANAGING EDITOR/REDACTEUR GERANT Maurice Michaud Institute for the Study of Women EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS/ASSISTANT-E-S A LA REDACTION PROOFREADING/LECTURE D'EPREUVES Lindsey Arnold, Institute for the Study of Women Paul LeBlanc, Fredericton, New Brunswick Susan Marsh, Institute for the Study of Women Andrea Lamont Mclntyre, Institute for the Study of Women Sophie Pilipczuk, Halifax, Nova Scotia TRANSLATION/TRADUCTION Bradley Horncastle Fredericton, New Brunswick DISCIPLINARY EDITORS/REDACTRICES SPECIALISEES FEMINIST THERAPY: WOMEN AND EDUCATION: Toni Laidlaw, Dalhousie University Lorri Neilsen, Mount Saint Vincent FEMMES ET CINEMA: University Josette Delias, Mount Saint Vincent WOMEN AND ETHNICITY: University Sheva Medjuck, Mount Saint Vincent FEMMES, SCIENCE ET MATHEMATIQUES: University Roberta Mura, Universite Laval WOMEN AND HISTORY: MASCULINITY AND GENDER: Linda Kealey, Memorial University of Blye Frank, Mount Saint Vincent University Newfoundland SOCIALISM AND FEMINISM: WOMEN AND THE LAW: Pat Connelly, Saint Mary's University Sheilah Martin, University of Calgary WOMEN AND AGING: WOMEN AND LITERATURE: Anne Martin Matthews, University of Guelph Lorelei Cederstrom, Brandon University WOMEN AND CANADIAN STUDIES: WOMEN AND PSYCHOLOGY: Jill Vickers, Carleton University Beth Percival, University of Prince Edward WOMEN AND COMMUNICATIONS: Island Thelma McCormack, York University WOMEN AND RACIAL DIVERSITY: WOMEN AND DEMOGRAPHY: Vanaja Dhruvarajan, University of Winnipeg Susan McDaniel, University of Alberta WOMEN AND^ RELIGION: Naomi R. Goldenberg, University of Ottawa ADVISORY BOARD Maureen Baker; Naomi Black; Janine Brodie; Muriel Duckworth; Margrit Eichler; Jean Elliot; Margaret Fulton; Deborah Gorham; Elizabeth Jones; Carrie MacMillan; Teresa MacNeil; Lorna Marsden; Joan McFarland; Lorraine McMullen; Wendy Mitchinson; Joy Parr; Ruth Pierson; Irene Poelzer; Alison Prentice; Susan Sherwin; Patricia Smart; Dorothy Smith; Mary Sparling; Marylee Stephenson; Veronica Strong-Boag; Lois Vallely-Fischer; Patricia Waring; Lorette Woolsey. Atlantis is published twice a year by the Institute Atlantis est publie deux fois par an par l'lnstitut for the Study of Women, Mount Saint Vincent Univer• d'6tudes sur la femme, Mount Saint Vincent University, sity, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, B3M 2J6, and is Halifax, Nouvelle-Ecosse, Canada, B3M 2J6, et est im- printed by McCurdy's Printing and Typesetting, Halifax. prime par McCurdy's Printing and Typesetting, a Halifax. Acknowledgement is due for the financial assistance of La redaction remercie au Conseil de recherches en the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of sciences humaines du Canada et Mount Saint Vincent Canada and Mount Saint Vincent University. University de leur subvention. Atlantis is an interdisciplinary journal devoted to Atlantis est une revue savante consacree a la publi• critical and creative writing in English or French on the cation d'etudes critiques et de travaux litteraires en topic of women. The Editorial Board welcomes material frangais ou en anglais. La redaction invite la soumission embodying all viewpoints on Women's Studies. The de tout manuscrit (article, critique de livre ou de film, Board considers for publication scholarly articles, book poemes...) qui exprime un point de vue relatif aux etudes and film reviews, poetry, short stories and graphic work. sur la femme. 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Articles in this journal tion des editeurs de l'Atlantique et les Editeurs de revues are abstracted and indexed in: savantes du Canada, et est repertoriS dans: Alternative Press Index; America: History and Life; Annotated Guide to Women's Periodicals in U.S. and Canada; Bowker Serial Directories; The Canadian Almanac; Canadian Periodical Index; Canadian Women's Directory; Historical Abstracts; Index/Directory of Women's Media; International Directory of Little Magazines and Small Presses; RE/ACE Journal Index; Resources for Feminist Research; The Serials Directory; Women Studies Abstracts. Acknowledgments Atlantis would not be able to function without the help of many fine feminist scholars who volunteer their time to review manuscripts or to give us helpful suggestions. We would like to thank the following reviewers for their time and energy in the past year. Pat Armstrong, York University Gary Kelly, University of Alberta Constance Backhouse, University of Western Ontario Meredith Kimball, Simon Fraser University Annette Baier, University of Pittsburgh Sandra Kirby, University of Winnipeg Brian Bartlett, Saint Mary's University Janina Konczacki, Mount Saint Vincent University Joanna B. 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Michalos, University of Guelph Josette Delias, Mount Saint Vincent University Wendy L. Mitchinson, University of Waterloo Ronald B. de Sousa, University of Toronto Sheila Mullett, Concordia University Lindsay C. Domey, University of Waterloo Roberta Mura, Universite' Laval Muriel Duckworth, Halifax, Nova Scotia Greta Nemiroff, University of Ottawa Louise Dupr6, Universite du Qudbec a Montreal Terry Ogden, University of Manitoba Elizabeth Ewan, University of Guelph Rosemary Ommer, Memorial University of Christopher Ferns, Mount Saint Vincent University Newfoundland Len Findlay, University of Saskatchewan Irene Oore, Dalhousie University Karen Flikeid,
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