WOMEN'S STUDIES LmRARIAN

EMINIST ERIODICALS A CURRENT LISTING OF CONTENTS

VOLUME 14, NUMBER 4 WINTER 1995

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 14, Number 4 Winter 1995

Periodical literature isthe cutting edge ofwomen's scholarship, , and much ofwomen's culture. Feminist Periodioals: A Current Listing ofContents Is published by the Office ofthe University ofWisconsin 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 Periodioals will serve several purposes: to keep the reader abreast of current topics In ; to Increase readers' familiarity with awide spectrum of feminist periodicals; and to provide the requisite bibliographic Information should areaderwlsh to subscribe to ajoumal 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.)

Table ofcontents pages from current Issues ofmajorfeministjournals are reproduced In each Issue ofFeminist Periodioals, preceded by a comprehensive annotated listing ofall journals we have selected. As publication schedules vary enormously, not every periodical will have table ofcontents pages reproduced In each Issue of FP. The annotated listing provides the following Information on each journal:

1. Year of first publication. 2. Frequency of publication. 3. U.S. subscription prlce(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 periodicals which lack acomplete table of contents. We encourage feminist serials to build a full table of contents into their regular format to facilitate the Indexing feminist literature sorely needs.

Interested readers will find more complete Information on feminist periodicals in The IndexlDirectory of Women's Media published annually by the Women's Institute for Freedom ofthe Press (3306 Ross Place, NW, Washington, DC 20008); and in Women's Periodioals andNewspapers: A Union List ofthe Holdings 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 ofFeminist Periodioals are gratefully received. We would parllcularly appre­ ciate assistance from readers in the UW-System with our effortsto 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 Periodioals Is aiso available on microfilm at the library of the State Historical Society of Wisconsin.

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Feminist Periodicals (ISSN 0742-7433) Is published by Phyllis Holman Welsbard, UW-System Women's Studies Librarian, 430 Memorial Llbra,ry, 728 State Street, Madison, WI 53706. Phone (608) 263-5754. Compilers: Linda Shult, Ingrid Marktlardt. Graphics: Daniel Joe. Publications ofthe Office ofthe UW-System Women's Studies Librarian are available free ofcharge to UW Women's Studies Offices, UWCampusWomen's Centers, and UW Libraries. Subscriptions rates: Wisoonsin subscrip­ tions: $7.50 (indiv. affiliated with the UW System), $13.50 (organizations affiliat.ed with the UW System), $14.20 (indiv. or non-profit women's programs), $20.25 (libraries or other organizations). Out-of-state SUbscriptions: $27 (indiv. & women's programs), $50 (inst.). This fee covers most publicationsofthe Office, including Feminist Collections, Feminist Periodioals, New Books on Women & . Wisconsin subscriber amounts inolude state tax (except UW organizations amount). Subscribers outside the U.S., please add postage ($5.00 - surface; $15.00 - air).

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TABLE OF Features CONTENTS Leadership Development for Women in Science 7 1st \':estern Regional Conference of AWIS~GWIS br .~Jarrha Murari and Sherrie Wilkins ofAWlS, Palo Alco Chaprer. Volume 24 Mills College Summit on Women in Science: Why I Became a Scientist. Number 1 10 bV Shirley Tilghman, Princeton University. What Kind of Leader Am 17 January! 12 Presentation by Dr. Sandra Davis, MDA Consuhing Group February Reponed by Penelope Kegel-F1om and Deborah C. Forr. i995 Of Special Interest

State of the Organization, 1994 Empowering Russian \'iomen 3 16 by Tarlana Leonciem. Strategic Planning Retreat Presidenr ofWomen for 4 The :,lission of AWlS. Conversion Foundation Treasurer's Report OBITUARY: 6 b~' .4.1i:o: Robinson 18 Life Dedicated (0 Women in Science, Betty McGee Vetter, 1924-1994

Departments

Presldent's Remarks Women Ph~'Siologists: An 2 b!' Penelope Kegel-Flom Annive~' Celebration ofTheir Editc(s Xotes Conuibutions to British 4 b~' Tamae Maeda Wong Physiology Reviea'E'Ci by Natio::ai Xews and Margare[ A. Reilly A\\15 Calendar 5 Resources for Reading br Carherine 1. Didion 23 ColIeerea by Di\'ersiry of Women Scientists Amanda Barnharr b~' Eleanor L. Babco and 14 Bulletin Board Bertr .\!, Vetter 24 CalIeered bv Intemational Relations Kimberl~' A. Marken br Dominique Hornberger 19 Grants and Awards Science. Education, 25 and ~':omen 20 Employmem Ads b~' Belty' Preece 26 Chapter :--Jews Resource Order Form 21 b~' Janel lov 31 Book Re\'iews: Membership Form 22 Women in Chemistry and Ph~-sics: A Biobibliographic 32 Sourcebook 2 AFFILIA Journal ofWomen and Social Work

Volume 10, Number 1, Spring 1995

5 Editorial More News From the Men's Club Carol H. Meyer Articles 8 Gender and Congressional Voting: A Legislative Analysis Elizabeth A. Segal and Stephanie Brzuzy 23 Caring for Women With HN and AIDS Elaine Norman and Ana O. Dumais 36 The Role of Mutuality in Mother-Daughter Relationships Joan E. Goldberg 49 Listening to the Voices of Battered Women: What Helps Them Escape Violence Liane V. Davis and Meera Srinivasan 70 Flexibility, the Family Ethic, and Rural Home-Based Work Christina E. Gringeri 87 On the Bias Defining Workplace Abuse Catherine Bray 92 Book Reviews Crossing the Boundary: Black Women Survive Incest. By Melba Wilson. Reviewed by Veronica D. Abney The Politics of Pregnancy: Adolescent Sexuality and Public Policy. Edited by Annette Lawson and Deborah 1. Rhode. and Young, Poor, and Pregnant: The Psychology ofTeenage Motherhood. By Judith S. Musick. Reviewed by Carol P. Kaplan Failing at Fairness: How America's Schools Cheat Girls. By Myra and David Sadker. Reviewed by Kia Bentley Protecting Soldiers and Mothers: The Political Origins of Social Policy in the . By Theda Skocpol. Reviewed by Sharon M. Keigher The Me in the Mirror. By Connie Panzarino. Reviewed by Kass Anderton 104 In Memoriam Audre Lorde: 1934-1992 Clare Coss Australian Feminist Studies 3. No. 20 SUIlllller 1991\

EDITORIAL ...... v

ARTICLES Inez Baranay Writing Sexuality 1 Elizabeth Wood Ghost Shockers: A Parable of Lesbian Life 9 Fiona Stewan Young Women, Safe Sex and Health Promotion: Why It's Not On to Tell Him 25 Elaine Jeffreys Woman, Nation and Narrative: Western Biographical Accounts of Jiang Qing 35 Jenna Mead Biodiscourse: Oline Keese and Caroline Leakey 53 Frances Oppel Irigaray's Goddesses 77 Marguerite La Caze Simone de Beauvoir and Female Bodies ...... 91 C. Nadia Seremetakis Gender Studies or Women's Studies: Theoretical and Pedagogical Issues, Research Agendas and Directions ..... 107 Linda Kouvaras Operatic Snuff? Gender Mailers in Music Criticism 119 Gillian Hewitson Deconstructing Robinson Crusoe: A Feminist Interrogation of 'Rational Economic Man' 131 Channaine McEachern Even Handed/Multi-Stranded: The Problem of Representation of Women in a Rural Soap 151 Denise Thompson Defining Feminism 171

BERYL HENDERSON PRIZE ESSAY Mardi Flick Frailty Thy Name is Woman: An Evaluation of the New South Wales Infanticide Provision 193 TESTIMONIAL Thelma Hunter ...... 203

DISCUSSION PIECE Colleen Keane Theoretical Discourses and Feminist Services: Is Dialogue Really Possible? ...... : 217

CONFERENCE REPORTS Marilyn Lake Crossing Borders 225 Lenore Lyons-Lee 'Oh no, not race again!' 231

REVIEWS Rosalyn Diprose Seyla Benhabib Situating the Self: Gender, Community and Postmodernism in Contemporary Ethics ...... 237 Sonia Mycak Sneja Gunew and Anna Yeatman (eds) Feminism and the Politics ofDifference ...... 239 Shane Rowlands Joyce Trebilcot Dyke Ideas: Process, Politics, Daily Life...... 241 Jyanni Stelfensen Paulina Palmer Contemporary Lesbian Writing: Dreams, Desire, Difference 24 3 (continued, next page) 4. Australian Peminist Studies No. 20 Summer 1994

(continued) Kathie Muir Catriona Moore Indecelll Exposures: Twenty Years ofAustralian Feminist Photography 244 Paula Furby Jeanetle Hoorn (ed.) Strange Women: Essays in Art and Gender .....246 Sue Thomas Sharon Ouditl Fighting Forces. Writing Women: Idelllity and Ideology in the First World War 248 Lucy Sussex Penny Russell (ed.) For Richer, For Poorer: Early Colonial 249 Wendy Bastalich Jacqueline J. Goodnow and Jennifer M. Bowes ¥en, Women and Household Work 250 Margaret Barkley Janeen Baxter The Domestic Division ofLabour 252 Charmaine Power Patricia Easteal Voices of the Survivors 253 Esther Faye Lynette Finch The Classing Gaze: Sexuality, Class and Surveillance 255 Miranda Stewart Renate Howe (ed.) Women and the State: Australian Perspectives ...... 257

Carole Adams Barbara Einhorn Cinderella Goes to Market: Citizenship, Gender and Women's Movements in East Cemral Europe ...... 259 Jan MacNamee Loulou Brown. Helen Collins, Pat Green. Maggie Humm & Mel Landells (eds) The International Handbook ofWomen' s Studies ...... 261

NOTICEBOARD ...... 265 BOOKS RECENED ...... 271 NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS ...... 275 5. Australian Women's Book Review

Vol 6.4 December 1994

FEATURES Star Trek-The AustraUan Feminist Generation Tro

REVIEWS Th. O"",",d Orosi. IM

INTERVIEW An Inl.rvl.w with Ubby GI•••on Ivdrlh Ridg. 18

BOOKSHELF Inl.rweaving: (ullvr. and Gender Induslve R.soune Malerlm Mario ProFesrionol DevelopmentG

CREATIVE WRITING

Po.l-nolm dep ••••nlighl.nm.nl ITh. Milk Hound. Sollie Mv,den 13 AChrl.lmo. Story Gioo Mercer 14 a story in his mind Kathleen OzOOel 21 Athen. Read. Toral Rh~1 MrMaster 32

CORRESPONDENCE 31 6. CALYX A JOURNAL OF ART AND LITERATURE BY WOMEN

\Vinter 1994/95

volume 15 num~er 3 CONTENTS

POETRY Kathleen Crown 5 The HoI; Ghost Flies inw Second Baptist on Airline Highway in Baton Rouge 6 The Hal; Ghost Gets Seasonal \\I'ork at For W;esc Fisheries, Alaska 8 The Hal; Ghost Swoops Down on the Observation Deck ofthe Creole Nature Trail Gail White 11 /\1, Secret Faith 11 The Escapee Lisa Friedman 12 Seeing God Donna Henderson 14 The Apple joan Swift 33 Looking at African-American Quilts in Eli's Basement Ani Tuzman 34 Thumbnail Sketch Lyn Lifshin 35 On the Wa, w the Gas, One Woman 36 So Man' B'odies All O,'er Eleanor Wilner 38 The Lo~e of What Is Not Linda Andrews 42 \~"hen a Daughter Is Missing jennifer M, Hadayia 44 Inheritance jennifer j, jesseph 46 Binhing the Boats Bethany Reid 48 M; Mother Hanging Clothes to Dr:>' Pamela Crow 50 Here 51 Tn

ART janice Gabriel 17 Elergy for Sharon Self-Ponrait 18 Self-Portrait in Torn Sock 19 Self-Portrait in leans 20 Self-Portrait on Quilt 21 Self-Portrait on Tapestry ~Iarilm Murphy 22 Look inw Your Hearl 23 The Loring Cup-The l/I'

(continued) Winter 1994/95 volume 15 number 3 CONTENTS

PROSE Le"i Russe II 60 Swimming in Veep WIater Crystal Arnetre Gritfith 65 Will to Forget ~,Iarie Hara 70 Working Haole House Safdeh Pakravan 88 Kakouli Kim Silveira Wolterbeek 95 Sarah's T-Bird

REVIEWS Rebecca Seiierle 102 OtheTtlise, Sarah's Choice, and Shekinah by Eleanor Wilner Helen Frost 107 Elizabeth Bishop: Life and the Memory of It by Brett C. Millier Kathleen Crown lOS Impossible Furniture by Eli:abeth Cohen Marilm Stablein 110 Virgin Time by Patricia Hampl Su:anne Kamata III Beaut\' in Disarrav by H~rumi Seto~chi Benin..l Heinz Hurst 11 Z A History ofl'(lomen in the West. Vol. 4, Emerging Feminism from Revolution to World War Edited by Genevieve Fraisse & Michelle Perrot

Joan Hoffman 114 Side /r, Side by Isabel Miller

NORTHWEST REVIEWS Joan Hoffman 114 The Haunf£d House by Rebecca Brown 115 No Forwarding Address by Elisabeth Bowers Alice Evans 115 Each in Her Own Way: Wornen Writing on the Menopause Edited by Elizabeth Claman

IN MEMORIAM 118 M. Lee McKenzie 119 Mary TallMountain

CONTRIBUTOR NOTES 124 8.

Wimer 1994 Volume 15, Number 1

Women Entrepreneurs

Edhorial 3

Exploring Women's Entrepreneurship: The Issues What's Happening to Enucprcncurship? by MOM Bantkm 6 Researching Women Entrepreneurs: A Progress Report by Kalh1J1l CAmplnU 8 Can Emrcprcncwship Be Taught? One HaJf ofa Dialogue by Htlm MilJs 15 The O

Entrepreneurial Women: Their Stories The Road to Self-Employment by Palri

Fostering Entrepreneurship: looking to the Future "Ain't J a. Woman?" CaJmeadow Meeting the Credit Needs ofWomen Micro-Entrepreneurs by Kn T~; 78 Ready? Set...Go! CrC2te Your Own Job: The Development ofan Entrepreneurship Training Program by Reinhild Boehm ana H. KalpaM 83 It Comes from the Heart: Teaching Emrepreneurship in British Columbia by Kalhum COJle/Jo anJKathkm E//iot 87 Women Enuepreneurs Conducting Business in Southeast Asia: Perceptions, Barriers and Policy Options by jane D. Allm anti MOM Bam/un 91 East Meets West: Women Entrepreneurs Helping Women in Slovenia by AnJriM G. Uvtr 94 Raising Enuepreneurial Children by IAri Craruon 97 canadian WOInan stucties DeS cal\iEl sdeIafetnlne 9.

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Poetry Winter 1994 Volume 15, Number 1

We AJe Not Witches by Sht/ky A. utdahl 7 To My PhU"",phy Professors by Chris Wind 20 Dad'sG~1 by Susan MrGulin 49 Decades by Brain Pmwor 49 Logan by Sht/ky A. utdahl 50 The Stillness ofHis Mother by &rbara Parkin 72 Like My Aunts by Eliutvk"" Rit

Book Reviews

Fnnininl Ingmllity: How Womm Inwnton Changed Amnica by Laura C4mrron 102 Womm in fhi Manut: Womm s PaiJ Domtstic LAbour byAnnDuflj 103 Ln ouvrimt tie Jnninion roTStl J Qulb(( J886-1988 by Bttrina Bradbury 104 Marillgt itfamiik au InnpS fk Papineau par Annt·Marit Amhtrt 106 The Carutdian Womm j Movtmtnt 1~1990: A Guuu 10 Archival RtJOUTW by And"a Trudtl 106 FunJammt4/hmininn: Conlnring fhi Cort Conupa ofFnninist Thtory by IVsthkm O'Grady 108 MinJing tht Body: Womm Writm on Body andSoul by Shannon Gillits 109 The DifJtrtnu: Growing Up Fnnak in Amnila by Shatkru A.eam 110 Our Vuion and Vit/un: Womm Shaping tht2/st Cmtury byJan Clarl" 112 Entrt l'outil ala ttUlIi"t par Christint KJrin-Lataud 112 Utdy Mary Wotrky Monragu: Essays and POtms and Simplirily, A Comtdy by Mi,;"m JOntS 113 &Jutllkdand Ignorant: UlJraorthodcx jtwish Womm 4nd Thtir World by IVsthtrint Silk 114

Front Cover "Juggler" by Carol Binns-Wood. Dmil of"Maker" by Jane Garland, Mixed Media, 1994. PhOlO' Don Holman. (Please see page n for a detailed description and photograph ofthe sculpture.)

Carol Oinns- Wooa' lives in Fkshnton. Ontario WMrt shtpaints. raim two ltids. and rum -Local Colour••acraft stou andartgaJlny. Muth Olh"artwork".fk(fJ htr own lift and ustJ tht humanfiguu as a Will kJ txpms and rommunkillt htr own pmona/ sUJrits.

Back Cover &verley Deutsch, Untitkd. Mixed Media, 1994.

Btwrky DtulS(h is Iln artist and iUus/TakJr filling and working in Toronto, Ontario. Htr artwork is Illso CU"tntly flarurtd on tht roM' of tht /995 WommiAlmana<. 10. Columbia Journal of Gender and Law

Volume 4 1994 Number 2 Table of Contents

Why Have You Been Silent? The Church and the Abortion Ban in South Africa S. Talcott Camp 143

Force African-American Fathers to Parent Their Delinquent Sons- A Factor To Be Considered at the Dispositional Stage ..... Lundy Langston 173

"What a Waste. Beautiful, Sexy Gal. Hell of a Lawyer. ": Film and the Female Attorney Carolyn Lisa Miller 203 11 ,

FEATURES

13 The Everywoman interview :Vlelissa Benn speaks to ,-\lison Halford, a reluctant icon in the lesbian ,hie: light for equal opportunities Beth and Margaret getting it on 16 Beyond the ivory towers in Brookside Vlomen's studies courses are burgeoning in eastern Europe Alison Halford REGUlARS 18 Swing out sisters Belter out than in? Cherry Smyth or. the" ros and 4 Watch this space cons oi Lesbian chic Editorial: the myth of male oppression 6 Hersay Readers' leiters 20 Rock's mad girls 8 News Lucy O'Brien on women. music and madness Victory for part time workers. Closing the doors on baltered women.. Pro-Life' hospital threat 11 Noticeboard A new monthly roundup ofconferences. 'sork shops. publications and events

22 Arts Servitude is a green papaya: Lucy O'Brien on Bandit Queen: Diamanda Galas, the one-woman AIDS campaign: what's on 25 Books Julia Deakin on new fktion 29 Health Women will bear the anmt of Bandit Queen :-lHS cuts Violent atta,ks are only the more dramatic fa,e of insidious, everyday racism 30 Workwise The loneliness ofa woman at the top 38 Yasmin Alibhai Brown 32 Jobs, courses and c1assifieds Violence is only the tip of the iceberg 12.

REGUlARS 4 Watch this space Plus editorial 6 Hersay Readers' lelters 8 News \tove", to t'nd genital mutilation: .-\r::1Y women nghting back; 'Vater birth conlfoversy 11 Noticeboard A mOllthly round-up of conferences. \....orkshops. Cover story: publicarions and events page 14 26 Arts ~Iouse Katz and the art nf the leminine: FOUf Weddings and a Funeral; DJ Patra, ~larcella Detroit FEATURES

14 AQuestion of sex 30 Books ~'ou Gaby ~aher on new Should have the right to choose the sex n,-'tion of your child? 34 Health :r:e ~[igma oi 16 The Everywoman Interview :;lcontinence ylelissa Benn meets Slavenka Drakulic, Croatian writer, fem· inist ana chronicler of war

20 Packing a punch 'TIle Zero Tolerance Cam· Sheila Cahnd,a at Th. Chard Music Festival (see NOlieeboard) paj~n: 3. ieminist success story 35 Personal In praise or big Siavenka O,akulie knickers 22 Lost heroines Why is it so hard to name a 36 Footloose female genius? Rediscovering history's great women Sorthem expC.:'iure 38 Workwise From here to maternity: 24 Food for thought new lights at worK Why re~i women don't eat meat 40 Jobs, courses and c1assifieds Jen Rhys •Women of 46 Yasmin Alibhai Brown Substane. page 22 Why we should listen to black men 13.

FEATURES

12 Mothers who leave Why society condemns the woman without her children 14 The Everywoman Interview Edwina Cume on Europe, gay rights" and that book

Edwina Currie MP: heading REGUlARS for Europe

4 Watch this space Editorial: \\11Y Europe matters to women 6 Hersay Readers' letters 8 News Action un child sex abuse. Finns gel tougr. lin sex dis­ elimination. Rise in reponed rapes 23 Noticeboard A monthly round-up of confer­ {'nees. work shops. publications <..Ind e\'ents 28 Arts Rediscovering famil~' portraits: Katie Mitchell's Ruthe,!ord & SOil 18 Top 20 Feminist Books at the National: Lucy O'Brien on Evel)"woman selects the vel)" best of the past year The Raincoats and Chrissie Hynde 32 Books .~. Jane i\kLoughlin on new fiction 20 Spreading the word MiII.n the Flo.. hee Why mainstream publishers can't get enough of 36 Health Arts Diaryp.31j Older motherhood: the troth about feminist books Prozae 37 Personal 27 Books and looks Keeping it in the family 11,e authors who sell on the power of the pout 38 Workwise Towards the family-friendly workplace 46 Yasmin AJibhai Brown 40 Jobs, courses and c1assifieds Why we must fight for the Child Support Agency 14.

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14 The Everywoman Interview .U1S world figurehpad Sarah DUIl;::""_ ~

Getting 16 The Body Politic ri~ht it on in Shelley Bovey on the to be '.-.: Go fish see Arts 18 Our Bodies, Ourselves Six women write on lood. !;e:,-h ane: ,;,..o.li-estf.'t'!11 REGULARS 21 The Fat Woman's Joke 4 Watch this space "11a(s so iunny about tal:· EditonJi: the il1\'i~ible woman 6 Hersay Reader~' lener,:, 8 News Women's Fe\verwomen in top jobs: new deal for GenllJIl prostitutes: mixed colleges dbastrous for 'X,il11en Football II Noticeboard 4 PAGE r\ momnly round·up uf conferences. work ~:lOpS. public3tlons and t.'yenls PULL·OUT 30 Arts TIle le:llaie bod~' in lOCHS: Jt'~bians on the oil.! SPECIAL ~creen: cross-cultural karma: bad girls inc. See: 35 Books CENTRE SECTION .Alison Fell re\'iew'S the latest hction Page, 23·26 38 Footloose Califomia dreaming 39 Health Quest for a lest for Chlamydia 40 Workwise 28 Sex, Lies and the British Backlash Why pan time work is nothing to sing about I(ate Figes on the 111)'1h or \yomen's equality 41 Personal Breast cancer: don't die ofyour doctor's ignorance 46 Yasmin Alibhai Brown 42 Jobs, courses and c1assifieds Rwandan women the world forgot 15.

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12 The Everywoman Interview Susie Orbach talks 10 ~Ieli"a Benn

16 What do women want? MalShe TIle new wave or women':, erotica Wants: Review seepage 19 Susie Orbach on emotional literacy REGULARS Page 12

4 Watch this space Editonal: the phallus in iocus 6 Hersay Readers" [eners 8 News Victory for lesbian mothers: ~Iuslim women unite against oppression: women students forge ahead. 11 Noticeboard A momhly round-up oi confer­ 21 The Human Factor ences. work shops. publica­ ~ew economics in action tions and events

29 Arts I Girls on top: putting' women I 24 Girls on Film centre stage; the fonnidable Women on the small ,creen Eartha Kilt L'. " . 34 Books ...... Jessica Palmer reviews the ~. 26 Mothers of Invention latest hction Eartha Ki" at the Considering self-insemination 39 Health Edinburgh restival \Inking the most of menstruation 38 Lost Heroines 40 Footloose -nle pioneering women of the co-operative Confronting machismo in i\Iexico movement 38 Personal When rOUf b~st friend has a baby 46 Yasmin Alibhai Brown 40 Jobs, courses and c1assifieds Why football brings out the worst in men 16.

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12 The Everywoman Interview Czech feminist Carola Biederman~ talks to fellow writer Eva Hauser about smashing our preconcep­ Straighl sex; tions of the family Inot on the I jfeminisl 16 ) Iagenda? Glossing over the issues TIle pros and cons of women's glos;ies and some =LL --'-''-- ~I Page 24 answers fi'om their editors

REGULARS llHilftg on, I don't recognise anyone here •." 4 Watch this space Page20 Editorial: the Blair cheek of it 6 Hersay Readers' letters 8 News Lesbians th1'O\\l1 out oilhe amlY: male rape recognised: women underrepresented in hard news programmes 11 Noticeboard A monthly round·up of confer­ ences. work shops. publications and events 28 Arts 10 Spence's final project: music in 20 Part of the union? South Africa: reviews: arts diary Check out your union's stance on equal opportunities 32 Books Claire wlessud on how to do sex 24 Straight sex 36 Personal Lynne Segal discusses the politics of Ruth Tuck reflects on her heterosexuality mother's suicide Adjoa Andon in 38 Health love at a loss Community action on female genital 46 Yasmin A1ibhai Brown mutilation How the British feminist agenda has become white 40 Workwise and middle class 'me power of women's networks 42 Jobs, courses and c1assifieds 17.

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12 Faith and feminism Will the Three women talk about the problems of Criminal reconciling the two Justile Bill 16 Shattering the peace kill this 111e Bill that wants to remove our right to marth! peaceful protest Page 16 hrn to page 21 for your REGUlARS lomplete guide to lourses in Womenls 4 Watch this space Studi.. Editorial: The Criminalllljusrice Bill 6 Hersay Readers' letters. 8 News 1110usands sue breast implant companies 32 Arts Surrealist anists: women s film festivals across Europe; JUno Tannen­ baum reviewed: arts diary 36 Books Sophie Goldswol1hy reviews the latest nction 18 The Everywoman Interview 40 Personal Sara Parkin talks to Melissa Benn Why won't I1wn iet us walk home

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4 Watch this space Editorial Genderquake: how was it for you? 6 Hersay Readers' letters 8 News Lesbian Avengers' action in London: Labour Party agrees to women's quotas: dioxins linked to cancer 30 Arts One of the fal, trHo schem.. 17IYee C%urs Red reviewed: a new album from Sinead run by Oxfall. Page 16 O'Conner; Black Sail, 1~7lite Sail- a play about poetry FEATURES 34 Books Poetry special- some poems from abroad are still 12 Dress sense magical in translation Joan Smith asks whether there should be a rashion code 38 Workwise for feminists All women wam equality at work - but that doe:m't mean 14 Fashion statements they want to call themselves feminists Some prominent feminists tell us whether they favour 40 Health dungarees or designer dresses Women and men's health priorities: Menopause Help 16 Lining their pockets Line The women who make the 41 Personal clothes are the lasllo prout from the fashion industry Have feminists excluded disabled women ITom Iheir world? 18 Is the personal political? 42 Jobs, courses and c1assifieds Being PC has only done iemi­ nists hann. says linda Grant ------, The 20 Body of evidence importance .-\. more balanced look 01 the 01 poelly In Body Shop controversy Anita Roddick is not giving up. 81.,k S.i/, Page 20 WhiteS.il, 22 The Everywoman Interview Page 30 ~ lary Daly is back in lown 24 Present and correct Christmas (or the green consumer 28 Know thyself Female g'enj[als - there's no good word for them and we don't even know what they look like 46 Yasmin Alibhai Brown 1111:" establishment has distorted whal it means 10 be PC 19.

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12 Bambi, Thumper and the one in the dress Whatever happened to ~;, ;\largaret Beckett? i Cyb.,feminlst ,,,;,, I manifesto for 14 Great expectations the 21st Young women today .1 tentury. think the barrles have Page 38 been won I 16 Models of virtue? REGULARS Nineties' girls on their ~ female role models Margaret Betkelt: were the press to blame I Page 12 4 Watch this space 18 Ajolly good read? Editorial: De-Kleining standards Have girls' books improved since the days of ~lalory 6 Hersay Towers and the Chalet School? Readers' letters 20 From idols to incubators 8 News Patriarchy is a result of women's role in reproduction Vienna conference on women: courts aid equal being devalued, saysJui'. Stonehouse opportunities; family is "battleground" for women 37 Arts 24 The Everywoman Interview Interview with Winsome Pinnock; is cyberspace Melissa Senn talks to Kamlesh Bahl. head oi the EGC gender-neutral?; TIle Children's Hourreviewed: music reviewed from rock to gospel 28 The breast option 43 Books The knives are out for women who chose to breast-feed Mary Scott reviews the latest fiction 30 Positive woman Marina Cantacuzino talks to one woman who is 47 Personal learning to live with being HfV positive Who should be mother? 32 The couch trip 48 Workwise Can psychotherapy help women without forcing them Is homeworking into a traditional role? slave labour? 34 The price of parenthood 49 Health \'1110 should pay for bringing up our children; Update on The CranHllies. Page 40 antenatal testing 54 Yasmin A1ibhai Brown 50 Jobs, courses and c1assifieds So now the future's female". Peminism 20, !P'I & ...... ;C;;..O.;;..;,N.;..T.:...;;E;..;N.;.",:,T~S sychology Volume 5, Number I, 1995

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5 Editorial Note ______ARTICLES

7 Remaking the Link: Qualitative Research and Feminist Standpoint Theory Karen HENWOOD and Nick PIDGEON 31 Blaming Our Mothers, Blaming Ourselves: Women's Accounts of Childhood Abuse and Disruption Rosaleen CROGHAN and Dorothy MIELL 47 Themes in the Relationships of Mothers and their Incestuously Abused Daughters: A Feminist Analysis Chandra SEN and Judith DANILUK 61 Rational Men and Conciliatory Women: Graduate Psychologists Construct Accounts of Argument Elizabeth MAPSTONE ______SPECIAL FEATURE

85 Postgraduate Work in Progress Christine GRIFFIN and Harrielle MARSHALL (eds) 87 I. Anorexia Nervosa: Discourses of Gender Subjectivity and the Body Helen MALSON 94 II. Reflexivity in Placement: Women Interviewing Women Rebecca HORN 99 III. Gender Differences in Undergraduates' Talk: Contrasting Analyses, and What They Offer Elizabeth STOKOE 105 IV. Single Mothers: A Critical Issue Sheelagh DOHERTY 112 V. Feminist Psychotherapy: A Contradiction in Terms? Colleen HEENAN 118 VI. How Language Betrays Us: Explaining Violence Against Women in the 1990s Lynne HILLIER ______OBSERVATIONS & COMMENTARJES

126 I. A Second Bite at the Heterosexual Cherry Wendy HOLLWAY 131 II. Heterosexuality, Power and Pleasure Stevi JACKSON 136 III. Heterosexuality: Compulsion, Choice or a Strong Pair of Arms? Yvon APPLEBY 140 Heterosexuality, Heterosex and Heterosexual Privilege Jo VAN EVERY FEMINIST 21. COLILE:CTIONS .:. A QUARTERLY OF WOMEN'S STUDIES RESOURCES .:.

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FROM THE EDITORS ••.....••...... •••••••.•.•••.••.•••. 1

BOOK REVIEWS • CHOOSING OUR WORDS CAREFULLY: A REVIEW OF WOMEN'S STUDIES TEXTBOOKS 2 by Terry Brown. Review of fifteen introductory Women's Studies textbooks. • BISEXUALITY: CONFRONTING DUALITY 6 by Sandra Krajewski. Hi An)' Olher Name: Bisexual People Speak Ollt. ed. by Loraine Hutchins and Lani Kaahumanu; Closer to Home: Bisexuality and Feminism, ed. by Elizabeth Reba Weise; Women and Bi­ sexuality by Sue George; and Dual At/raerion: Understanding Bisexuality by Martin S. Weinberg et aJ. • WHAT'S SO FUNNY: THE EXPLOSION OF LAUGHTER IN FEMINIST CRITICISM 8 by Debra Beilke. New Perspectives 011 Women and Comedy, ed by Regina Barreca; Utltamed and Unabashed: Essays on Women and Humor in British Uterat",e by Regina Barreca; Look Who's Laughing: Gender and Comedy, cd by Gail Finney; Women and Laughter by Frances Gray; American Women Humorists: Critical Essays. ed. by Linda Morris; and Cartooning/or Suffrage by Alice Sheppard.

THE HUBRIS OF WRITING SURVEYS, OR A FEMINIST CONFRONTS THE TEXTBOOK ...... ••.••.••.•.••.•••••... 12 by Merry Wiesner-Hanks

FEMINIST VISIONS ••••••••.•••••••..•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 16 COMMITMENT IN VON TROTTA'S MARIANNE AND JULIANE by Marilyn GoltscbaIk

ARCHIVES ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••.••••••••••••..•.•••••. 18 WOMEN OF WiSCONSIN LABOR ORAL HISTORY PROmer by Jamakaya

FEMINIST PUBLISHING •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.••••••• 19 A library promotion project by women's presses; three new feminist presses; a feminist campus newspaper searcb; and Feminist Press celebrales twenty years.

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COMPUTER TALK 20 Email lists and other electronic resources.

NEW REFERENCE WORKS IN WOMEN'S STUDIES •••••••••••••••••• 21 Works on African American manuscript sources, women's chronologies, women educators and educational equity, Jewish women, literary criticism, sexual harassment. women in science, women of Yemen, work in developing countries. Southern and Jewish women writers, plus a business resource guide. (R.vlewed by PhylUr Holman W.isbard; Oil< ,i,l< r

PERiODICAL NOTES 30 • Newperiodicals on law, fat dykes, spiritua1ity, world religions, development ofNGO's, paganism, Barbie, parenting, lesbian cartoons, New Zealand lesbians, a lesbian lampoon, fat women, Pakistani women, poetJy. and women's writing. • Special issues of periodicals on autobiography, evolutioD offeminist thought, women's and children's health, development, IIWho Stole Feminism?II, gender and sexuality. women geographers, and sex workers. • Anniversary issues, transitions, ceased publications, and a periodical alarm. (CompiW by Linda Shuh.)

ITEMS OF NOTE. , ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••• 34 Among the resources: a catalog ofgoddess figures, several bookshops, articles OD LatiD American and caribbeanactivism, women's health, and sexual assault. a directory oflesbian and gay studies, a financial guide for older women, a list of research and documentation cente", a mail-order book club. several curriculum guides, a reporl OD the glass ceiling, slide collections of work by women artists, reports on women's equality in Canada, women offenders, and more. (CompiW by R._ lkoudoin.) BOOKS RECENTLY RECEIVED ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 37 23.

FEMINIST POLITICS ­ COLONIALJPOSTCOLONIAL WORLDS

Women on the March: Right-wing Mobilization in Contemporary India 1 Sucheta Mazumdar Colonial Encounters in Late-Victorian England: Pandita Ramabai at Cheltenham and Wantage 1883--6 29 Antoinette Burton A Social Theory ofGender: Connell's GenderandPower 50 Zarina Mahara} My DiscourselMy·Self: Therapy as Possibility (for Women Who Eat Compulsively) 66 Catherine Hopwood Poems 83 Laura Donohue Review Essays Maxine Molyneux and Deborah Lynn Steinberg on Ecoleminism by Maria Mies and Vandana Shiva 86 Sue O'Sullivan on Sex, Art. andAmerican Culture by Camille Paglia 108 Reviews Kathryn Perry on White Women. Race Matters: The Social Construction olWhiteness 115 Devaki Jain on Gender, Planning and Development: Theory, Practice and Training 117 Alison Diduck on Postmodern Legal Feminism 119 Melissa Leach on Women, the Environment and Sustainable Development: Towards a Theoretical Synthesis; The Power to Change: Women in the Third World Redefine Their Environment 121 Rebecca DMonte on Passions Between Women: British Lesbian Culture 1668-1801 124 .Janet Rachel on Gender and Technology in the Jfaking 125

LeU~ In Noticeboard 129 24. FEMINIST STUDIES

I Volume 20. Number 3 Fall 1994 ,

Pretace 449

Susan Gubar Feminist : Mary Wollstonecraft 453 and the Paradox of nIt Takes One to Know Oneil Lenard R. Berlanstein Women and Power in Eighteenth- 475 Century France: Actresses at the Comedie-franc;aise Jane E. Kronun The Feminization ofMaclness in 507 Visual Representation Amy Robinson Authority and the Public Display of 537 Identity: lVotldeiftd Advelltllres ~f .lfrs. SeMole in J"lany LAnds Opal Palmer Adisa Bathroom Graffiti Series (Poetry) 558 Julie Kane Letter from Laura Cereta: Brescia, 1-1-88 564- (poetry) Sylvia Bowerbank and Literature and Criticism by Native and 565 Dolores Nawagesic Wawia Metis Women in Canada (Review Essay) Rosemane Garland Thomson Redrawing the Boundaries ofFeminist 583 Disability Studies (Review Essay)

Notes on Conrribmors 596 Notes and Letters 599 Publications Received 604 25.

Feminist Teacher

Vol. 8 No.2 1994

Table of Contents

54 Would You Rather Be a Cyborg or a Goddess? On Being a Teacher in a Postmodern Century By Su:anne K. Damarin

61 Paths to Leadership: Building Middle School Girls' Selt~Esteem By Caryl K. Sills

67 Studies in Shakespeare: Strategies for a By Torri Thompson

75 Educating the Living, Remembering the Dead: The Montreal Massacre as Metaphor By Jennifer Scanlon

80 Toward a Gender-Conscious Sociology: Transforming the Research Methods Course By V. Aileen Hall

85 A World of Women?: Teaching a Core Course on Female-Female Affiliation By Chava Frankiort-Nachmias and :'.ndrea Musher

Departments

51 Feminist Teacher Network News 97 Teaching Resources 91 Book Reviews 99 Conterences/Calls tor Papers 96 Video Review 101 Our Contributors 26.

. " Volume 8, Number 1 February 3 • March 9 1995

Focus on Radical Feminist Thought In Support of Identity Contents Politics by Krista Jacob 6 Silence ~mpound. Hate Crime. . Letter to Our Fathers by CaraJ MariAnna 1 by Jami Porter Lara 8

BarbaraVedder: An An Interview With Susan Acces.ible Woman for Stinson; Author of Fat Madison Government Girl Dances With Rocks by Tammy Teschner 1 by Carmen Collins 8

Letters 2 Fat Girl Dances With Rocks N...... Brief. 3 a review by Kate Moran 8

A Wake-Up Call to Lesbian Complacency: Women I The Republican "Pro-Sexll Replaces Welfare Proposal: Politics Reform Or De.truction? by Caridad Cuevas 9 by Eva Feder Kittay and Francis Fox Piven 4 The Crime ofFemale Bondh1g Pornography: An by Stephanie Plotin 11 Account ofPorn Houses and Pimp Fathers Network 14 fro~ (Excerpts a talk Calendar 15 given at Beloit College Cbsdfiea 16 Women's Center) byC.G. 5 27.

Editorial Note :~ Sawaddee

Women's News in Brief..j More than 400 Women in Administrative Posts

Our Activities 4 Women·s Club Now Opened to Help Women in Trouble

Our Activities 6 This Years International Women s Day is for Workers Health and saiety

Report 9 Women Empowering Commu­ :lication Conference

Poem 1 5 yty Aunti

Sex Exploitation 16 A Green HalVest oi .'\ Different Kind

New Organization 20 \-1en for Gender Awareness 28. Frontiers

A Journal of Women Studies

Volume XV, Number 2 1994

From the Editors xi

AUTOBIOGRAPHY AND SUBJECTIVITY: CONSTRUCTING THE SELF Jean Pfaelzer 1 Tillie Olsen's Tell Me a Riddle: The Dialectics of Silence Cynthia Chambers 23 Looking for Home: Work in Progress Carmela Delia Lanza 51 "Always on the Brink of Disappearing": Women, Ethnicity, Class, and Autobiography Laura Gutierrez 69 Mirrors and Masks: Female Spencer Subjectivity in Chicana Poetry Vicki Lindner 87 I Was a Comandante in the Sexual Revolution Leora Freedman 97 The True North Ann S. Mehaffy 108 Artist's Statement Judith Arcana 111 Mamababy The Body of a Goddess Kainoa Koeninger 115 Karissa Don't Taste Honey Karissa Take Care maybe Karissa get bold Karissa takes Line 42 downtown Sings to the Woman Spirit Janet McKenzie 120 Women -A Spiritual Source Louise Jaffe 126 Mirages Unhingings Reunion Susan Eisenberg 131 Heirlooms Hear This, Grandma Katherine Jensen 133 Who Carries the Load? Who Carries the Cash? Work and Status Among Egyptian Farm Women Contributors 153 GENDER & SOCIETY 29. Volume 9, Number I February 1995

Contents

From the Editor 5 Doing Difference CANDACE WEST and SARAH FENSTERMAKER 8 "Worse Than Men": Gendered Mobilization in an Urban Brazilian Squatter Settlement, 1971-91 KEVIN NEUHOUSER 38 Giving Birth to a Settlement: Maternal Thinking and Political Action ofJewish Women on the West Bank TAMAR EL·OR and GIDEON ARAN 60 Friendships in Australia and the United States: From Feminization to a More Heroic Image BARBARA!. BANK 79 Gendering Welfare State Theory: A Cross-National Study of Women's Public Pension Quality DANA CAROL DAVIS HILL and LEANN M. TIGGES 99 Book Reviews Let the Good Times Roll: Prostitution and the U.S. Military in Asia by Saundra Pollock Sturdevant and Brenda Stoltzfus LAURA L. MILLER 120 Compassionate Authority: Democracy and the Representation ofWomen by Kathleen B. Jones MICHAI.M. McCALL 121 Building with Our Hands: New Directions in Chicana Studies edited by Adela de la Torre and Beatr!z M. Pesquera MAXINE BACA ZINN 123 Engenderings: Constructions ofKnowledge. Authority. and Privilege by Naomi Scheman ELlZABIITH KAMARCK MINNICH 125 Women sPaid and Unpaid Labor: The Work Transfer in Health Care and Retailing by Nona Y. Glazer SHIRLEY A. HILL 126 Gender & Society is partially supported by the University ofDelaware and the University of Memphis 30. Health Care for Women International

CONTENTS Volume 16 / Number I/ 1995

EDITORIAL / v THE PROCESS OF LONELINESS FOR FEMALE ADOLESCENTS: A FEMINIST PERSPECTIVE / Patricia Davidson / 1 DEPENDENT-CARE BY BATTERED WOMEN: PROTECTING THEIR CHILDREN / Janice C. Humpbreys / 9 LIVING THE COMING OF MEMORIES: AN INTERPRETIVE PHENOME­ NOLOGICAL STUDY OF SURVIVING CHILDHOOD SEXUAL ABUSE / Lori L. Kondora / 21 A MODEL OF WOMEN' S HEALTH NURSING / Susan E. Trippet and Melba R. Bryson / 31 MATERNAL RESPONSffiILITY FOR HEALTH IN THE HOUSEHOLD / Lauren Clark / 43 MATERNAL SMOKING DURING PREGNANCY: SOCIAL, MEDICAL, AND LEGAL PERSPECTIVES ON THE CONCEPTION OF A HUMAN BEING / Daphna Birenbaum-Carmeli / 57 CHOICE OF CONTRACEPTIVE METHOD FOR BIRTH CONTROL AND ATTITUDES TOWARD ABORTION IN SWEDISH WOMEN AGES 23-29 / Marianne E. Lindell, Henny M. Olsson, and Per-Olow Sjtiden / 75 CONNECTING AND DISCONNECTING: BEREAVEMENT EXPERIENCES OF SIX MOTHERS WHOSE SONS DIED OF AIDS / Alice J. Longman / 85 ANNOUNCEMENTS / 97 PAPERS TO APPEAR IN FUTURE ISSUES / 99 HECATE 31.

An Interdisciplinary Journal of Women's Liberation

Vol. XX no. ii, 1994

4·8 Editorial 9-35 New Zealand Since 1984: Economic Reslnlcturing- Feminist Responses, Activily and Theory Prue Hyman 36-52 Poems by Cherie Barford, Janet Channan, Briar Wood, Heather McPherson 53-65 The Negation of Powerlessness: Maori Feminism, a Perspective Ripeka Evans 66-69 lJourney's End' Karen Duncan 70-82 Beryl Fletcher Interviewed by Laurel Bergmann 83-97 The Marginalisalion of Maori Women Patricia Johnston and Leonie Pihama 98-101 'A Wiluerness of Spiuers' Paula Green 102-121 PoenlS by lI1arewa Glover, SlIe Filchell, Janet Hllnt, Lynda Earle 122-123 Drawings by Sylvia Siddell 124-139 Feminism and Unionism in New Zealand Linda Hill 140-159 Migrant Women's Writing in New Zealand: Amelia Batistich's Three-Dimensional World Nina Nola 160-161 'Conversation in a Garden' D. Lee 162-174 In Search Of a Language and a Shareable Imaginative World: E Kore Taku Moe E Riro IA Koe Linda Tuhiwai Smith 175-182 Between the Roses and the Tnupnta: J. C. Sluml Interl'ieweu by Briar Wood 183-187 Poems by J. C. Slul7n and Riemke Ensing 188-192 Over the Edge of the World Amoinelle Holm 193-216 Opening the Archive: Robin Hyde, Eileen Duggan and the Persistence of Record ,\lichele Leggoll 217-225 Where 10 From Here'! Contemporary New Zealand Women's Fiction Laurel Bergmann 226-238 Women for Aotearoa: Feminism and Maori Sovereignly Gay Simpkin 239-242 Are Films Dangerous'? A Maori Woman's Perspective-On The Piano Leonie Pihama 243-250 What We Want and What We Gel: Renee's Jeannie Once Joanne Tompkins 251-258 Dualities and Differences Revisited: Recent Books on Janel Frame Carole Ferrier 32. HYPATIA SPECIAL ISSUE Feminist Ethics and Social Policy, Part I

VOL. 10, NO.1 WINTER 199j

vii Preface

Patrice DiQuinzio and Iris Marion Young Introduction: Special Issue on Feminist Ethics and Social Policy, Part I S Eva Feder Kittay Taking Dependency Seriously: The Family and Medical Leave Act Considered in Light of the Social Organization of Dependency Work and 30 Anita Silvers Reconciling Equality to Difference: Caring (F)or ]l

j6 Judith Wagner DeCew The Combat Exclusion and the Role of Women in the Military 74 Ylary L. Shanley Fathers' Rights, Mothers' Wrongs? Reflections on Unwed Fathers' Rights and Sex Equality 104 Uma Narayan "Male-Order" Brides: Immigrant Women, Domestic Violence, and Immigration lAw 120 Naomi Zack Mixed Black and White Roce and Public Policy 133 Janet R. Jakobsen Agency and Alliance in Public Discourses about Sexualities Ij5 Alisa L. Catse Pornography: An Uncivil Liberty? IS3 Lisa S. Patker Beaut)' and Breast Implantation: How Candidate Selection Affects Autonomy and Informed Consent 202 Gail WeISS Sex-Selective Abortion: A Relational Approoch

218 Notes on Contributots 220 Guidelines fot Contributors/Calls for Papers 223 Announcements INITIATIVES 33 . •

Journal of NAWE Volume 56, No, 2 1994

From the Editor's Desk i

Using Humor to Crack the Glass Ceiling 1 Aileen Pace Nilsen

Women's Needs on Campus: How Cniversities Meet Them 15 Charlotte A. Kunkel

Mentoring Women's Academic Careers: Using a Family Model to Enhance Women's Success 29 M, Carole Pistole

A Formal Mentoring Program for Junior Female Facultv: Description and Evaluation 37 Janice Schoen Henry, Margaret S. Stockdale, Michelle Hall, and William Deniston

Ms WlZ; A Classroom and Career Supplement 47 Patricia Farrell 34. INITIATIVES •

Journal of NAWE Volume 56, No.3 1994

From the Editor's Desk

Hurrah for the Reasonable Woman 1 Dorothy Leland

The Power of Call, The Necessity of Response 9 Cynthia B. Dillard

Angela Merid and the Education of Women 23 Rosemane Carfagna

The Truly Well-Lit Path: Efforts Toward 31 A Rape-Free Campus Jennifer Scanlon

Perceptions of the Workplace: Focus on Minority 41 Women Faculty Adalberto Aguirre, Jr., Anthony Hernandez, and Ruben Martinez VOLUME 14 AUTUMN! WINTER NOS. 3 & 4 IOWA WOMAN I 9 9 4 35. COVER Stella lasley Young Bear

FEATURES 26 Fire in the Grain Jeanne McCormack 36 In the Tradition of Her Mother: Meskwaki Finery Ray Young Bear

POETRY 8 How We Met Kelly Madigan Erlandson 9 Unfinished lines Alice Friman 10 Gate Closing on the Usual Rain K. A. Myers Keen lIt Went to the Marsh to Hear the Songbirds Sing lin Max 14 Vigil Pamela Rice Porter 15 Everything Green in the World Constance Egemo 16 How You Focus Jill McGrath 18 What the Flowers Dream lin Max 19 Sightings Jill McGrath 23 Gate Dia Sky 24 Monet's Poplars Patricia Clark 25 Jericho Ruth Buchman 30 Memory Is not Only a Spring but a Tomb lyn lifshin 31 Depression Rochelle Nameroff 32 Night Stars in Open Country Jane Hoogestraat 33 Maples Allison Childs Wells 34 The Steps . Sandra Hart Christian 35 Multiplication CB FolleH 41 Travel Instructions for China Karen Braucher 42 Brand Karen Braucher 43 First Chinese New Year Karen Braucher 44 Alter Mother Died Anne Vilen 45 The Intruders Mercedes lawry 46 Resolutions Debra Gregerman 51 Consider the lilies Kandie SI. Germain 52 "When I'm Dead and Gone, You Girls,' ,"'aterial Things Nancy G. Westerfield 53 Taken Kandie St. Germain

FICTION 47 Peridot Carolyn J. Moon

DEPARTMENTS 4 Foremothers: Dora Jane Hamblin Jean Florman 5 Foremothers: Anna Cochrane lomas Jean Florman 12 As We Were: My Green Doll Phyllis U. Florin 17 Genealogies: Fred's Beer Winifred Maranville 20 First Person: Dandelions Joan Taylor 54 Books: Reviews by Susan Mueller laura Reynolds Adler Jacinta Hart Patricia Jana Hassler Batya Weinbaum 60 Index for Volume 14 62 Maxine! Comix Marian Henley 64 Contributors 36.

SPECIAL FEATURES 5 WOMEN and RELIGION PersolUll views 'Am I still married to a priest?' by Marianila Villariba 'You are always taught that God is perfect' by Meena Moonhy Shivdas 'The rhythm is offbeat· a personal view of catholic leachings on contraception' by Marilen Danguilan MD Women and pries/Mod 'Theravada Buddhism and women prieslS in Thailand by Suwanna Asavaroengchai •Acentury later - women and the church' by Sr Helen Graham M.M. 'Pacific women assening spirituality' by Lisa Moo 'Religion, secularism and organizing women workers in India' by Mirai Chatterjee 57 Is the UN Wonh It? by Luz M. Martinez Pacific women's views by Taugu \blaono and Vaine Wichman 63 Women Resisting Militarism Serbia - Lepa Mladjenovic and Susan Sontag

REGULAR SECTIONS 2 Woman in Action 31 POETRY /REVfEWS / ISIS RESOURCE CENTER UPDATE Poetry by Riza Faith Ybanez & 'I.Iine Rasmussen Book reviews by Annette Hug & Luz M. Martinez Book reflections by Mavic Cabrera-Balleza & Elvie Colobong Wrilers; Film; Resource Update 67 Health: nurse assault survey; statistical profile of young women/mothers; TB deaths; bananas; ginseng 71 AnnouncemenlS, Outrage, Updates ~ Women's Health 37. imcmationai JOURNAL

4/94 Latin American and Caribbean Women's Health Network

OCtober - November - December 1994

EDITORIAL 2

OPINION Mililani Trask: A Dissident Voice et the ICPD 4 Judy Norslglan: Conflict and Coalitions 8

OUR HEALTH HERSTORY Sex & Marriage during the Mexican Revolution by Ana Marfa Portugal 9

NEWS AND MEETINGS 11

CAMPAIGN Internetlonal Conference on Population and Development: Women at the Center 33

PANORAMA Latin American Women Smokers: Dangerous Habits 49 Quality of Care: More than Resources by Lezak Shalla! 52 Occupational Health: The Right to Know 55

SHARING OUR EXPERIENCES Bolivia: Pushing the Government on Reproductive Health 60

MAILBOX 66

GROUPS AND RESOURCES 74 38. Journal of Gender Studies

Volwne 3 Nwnber 3 1994

Cecilia ...,~ Chaon Sim & Rohini Hmsman. Science and Technology: friends or enemies of women? 277

Sarah OtTUm, Exploring Women Workers' Moti"es for Employment in Cooperative and Collective Organizations 289 Pawla Abbott, Conflict Over The Grey Areas: district nurses and home helps providing communit), care 299 Sue II./kinsoll & Celia Kit?illger, The Social Construction of Heterosexuality 307 Kirk .\/allll & Sasha Rosmeil, 'Some Mothers Do '..\.\'e 'Em': backlash and the gender politics of the underclass debate 317 ]eQl/llttlt Killg, Women and the Word: Christa \\'oIrs Cassalldra 333

REPORTS Sheila Cunnison. Gender and the Politics of Emironmental Sustainability in Africa 343 Gaek Sobott-Mogu:e, Inteniew with Jubv :\ofayet 347

Rf.\lEW ARTICLE The Cllttillg '!f the S,issors alld Ihe Challgillg '!f the II_rid: u'omm, gmder alld polilital power, by Valerie Bryson 351

BOOK RE\lE\\"S COlllpassiol/Q1t Allthori~': dmlOaaq alld the represmlatioll '!f u'omm (Kathleen B, Jones) re\;ewed by Yalene Bryson 355 .\loral Boundams: a political argumentftr an ethic qfcare (Joan C. Tronto) reviewed by Eithne :\IcLaughlin 356

Ethics: aftlllillist reader' Eds Elizabeth Fraser,Jennifer Hornsby & Sabina Lovibondl and All Ethi, 'if Care Ed,) ;\

Femini?ing the Cnions: challenging the (u{lure of mas(ulini~' ,Sheila Cunnison & Jane Stageman) re\iewed by Liz Lawrence 360 riolmt BereQ1.:ement: <'i'idou·s in .Xorthem Ireland Karola Dillenburger) reviewed by :\ladeleine Leonard 362

Grnder Politics and Pas/-Communism: rdftcliomfrom easttm Europe and theJimntT SO~'I(1 Union (F.ds "anerte Funk & :\lagda :\lueller) re"ewed by Lnme Attwood 363

Threads '!f Solidari~': womtll ill South ,~!iicall illdustl)' ,Iris Berger: II_111m qf Phokmg: conscioUSlltss, lift stratel' and mlgral/()' ill Soulh I!!ii,a 1900-1983 Belinda BozlOli); »Omm on tht Frontline: roias from southem ~rrica (Chris .1, ~'llSon't re\iewed by Deborah Gaitskell 365 Global Gmdf'T Issuts :V. Spike Peterson & Anne Sisson Rum·an re\iewed by Christine L. Cnossen 368 Journal of Gender Studies 39.

Volume 3 Number 3 1994

(continued) 7lu",izing Black : tIu risiollary pragmalism 'IfBlack womm Ed, Stanlie ~I.James & Abena P. A. Busia) r"iewed by Gaele Sobott-Mogwe 369 Texis, Facls and Feminini!>,: exploring the relatiollS 'If rnlillg (Dorothy E. Smith re,iewed by Deborah Cameron 371 TIe U-oman Q!ustion (Ed. Mary Evans reviewed by Victoria Robinson 372 Gendered Fulds: women. men and ethnograMdEds Diane Bell, Pat Caplan & WazirJahan Ka.rim') reviewed by Wendy James 373

Gender and Ethni

Women &tuming 10 Higher Edllcolion (Gillian Pascali & Roger Cox re"ewed by Ailsa Swarbrick 375 Gender, II ark and Medicille: women and tIu medical divisioll 'If labollr Eds Elianne Ruka & Katarina Wega" reviewed by Steve Conway 376 Hardship and Health ill Women's lim (Hilary Graham; r"iewed b,' Anne Hunt 377 77ze MaIkT' 'If Images: "''!!'' all repmmlaliolls (Richard Dyer; miewed by Sarah J. Anderson 378

One HUndTtd leQrs4fitr Tomorrou': Brazilian women'sficlion in/he lu:mt;ah (tntu~r Ed. and trans. Darlene J. Sadler) .Ilean II omall (Alicia Borinsky: miewed bv ~Iario Delgado with Kuria Triana Toribio 379 Feminism and liaguislic 77zeory (Deborah Cameron) r"iewed by Caroline Stone 383 Womalll Image! Texl: reading, ill pre-Raphaelile art alld liUralllre (L)TIne Pearce re"ewed by Rebecca Smalley 384 TIe Wu:ked Sister,: women poels, lilerary hislory alld discord (Betsy Erkkila re,iewed by Rebecca Smalley 386 Aphra Bean, Sekcud Poems reviewed by Janet Clare 387 literalure and Feminism !Pam Morris) re,iewed by ~Iar)' Eagleton 388 Monkry Shndow, (Sujata Bhatt) reviewed by Ranu uniyal 389

BOOKS RECElVW 391

NOTICEBOARD 397

NOTES ON CONTRIBL'TORS 399

CONTENTS OF VOLUME 3, 1994 401 40. OF WOMEN JOURNAL AND RELIGION

Volume 12 Winter 1993 HEARING THE VOICES OF WORKING·CLASS WOMEN: THE ETHICAL CHALLENGE OF CLASS IN THE U.S. EDITOR'S FOREWORD Sheri Hostetler 3

ARTICLES

On Being Working Class and Educated Meck Groot 11

Caught Between Two Cultures Felice Yeskel 16

Cheat Sheet on Class Background Felice Yeskel 20

Borrowing Books Renny Christopher 23

Growing up Working Class Anita Amstutz 26

Notes from Third World Diva Girls JoAnne F. Henry and 28 Carolyn Reyes

My First Day at College Donna Schaper 33

Poverty and Shame Jane Conger 36

Mir Zayen Do!lWe are Here! -- Some Notes on tova 40 Being a Working-Class Jewish Lesbian

A Distorted Mirror: Reflections on Class and Martha Courtot 46 Identity

Poverty is a Human Rights Violation Linda-Marie 54 GKalliope 41. a journal of women's art VOL. XVII NO.1 1995

Poetry Canllen Gimenez-Rosello 4 The Practicality of Hands Karell Zealalld 5 A Wife Reviews the Issues on Valentine's Day Magi Schwartz 6 The Maiden's Tale BOllllie Barry Sallders 7 The Swing Carol Cullar 8 Howie Wazatski Susall Lalldgraf 12 Say You Heard the Dark Laurel Speer 13 The First Mrs. Einstein Terry Tappouni 14 Old Woman in the Street Josie Faa 15 My City Alllle Giles Rimbey .16 Counting Points Roz Leibowitz 18 And This Is the Way We Bury Our Lizard Baby Still, Soft in the Night Sharoll Olsoll 20 The Two Women Tess Gallagher 25 Tawny Equilibrium 26 Stand In 27 Wonh It Or Not? KathrYII VallSpallckeren 28 Columbus Ships in a Bonle Manha M. Vertreace 36 Eanhworks 38 Theatre of the Deaf 40 Evolution of Flight Kathleen Spivack 48 The Moon Tide 50 The Fig Tree 52 The White Voyage 53 poets great and small Krist)· Nielsell 59 A Language with One Word I. During the Last Months 2. Before He Dies 3. She Hears Him Talking to Death 4. Directions to Saying Goodbye

(continued, next page) 42. 'Kalliope a journal of women's art VOL. XVII NO, 1 1995 (continued)

5, Alone for the First Time, She Visits the Arboretum 6, Learning to Talk 7, Sleeping LuAIII' Keener 64 The Blood-Tie Peg Lauber 65 Holy Fools 66 Saved 67 Dreamless Sleep Debra BakuI' McDaniel 68 Deeping Jennifer Maier 69 Live Oaks, New Orleans Ann Z. Leventhal 76 During the White Hours

Visual Art MorrisoN 21 "L'holocauste Sacre" 22 "La Belle Epoque" 23 "Odalisque" 24 "Little Ladies of the Apocalypse" Mary Nash 42 "BlossomlBird Skull" 43 "Thorny Rose Skull" 44 "Buttertly Woman Skull" 45 "Bird Man Skull" 46 "Killer Woman Skull" 47 "Me and James E" Joan Gaustad 54 "Waiting" 55 ''Thumb Sucker" 56 "Starry Eyes" 57 "Twins" 58 "Walkin'"

Prose Margaret Miles 10 The Souls of Animals Cheryl Pearl Sucher 29 The Ballet Class Sally Nielsen 71 An Interview with Shirley Ann Grau

Notes aboUl Contributors 77 43. II I ~i IN THIS ISSUE J~l THIRD QUARTER 1994 "Feminist Ouaneny Vol. 3 NO.3

EDITORIAL 2 Women and the Family

FEATURES 4 Free the Children, Free the People Ruth Manglalan

13 A Challenge: Building Democratic Families Anna Alvarez

19 Facing the Challenge: Two Cases Eden Casareno and Anna Alvarez

22 A Special Boy Named Gerson Dahlia Castillejos

VIEWS 28 FEMINIST FORUM Aren't Alternative Lifestyles Anti-Child?

REVIEW 32 Asawa Mo, Mahalln Mo (Love Your Husband) Rowena Paraan

FICTION 36 Ang mga Demonyo sa Balintataw nl Tonyo IsabelSebulien

POETRY 42 Kay Tu Fu Na Nakakaunawa Sa Mga 01 Ko Babanggilin Sa Mga Taludtod Benilda Santos

43 Ka-Kyemehan Gala Ma. Apostol

44 Sa Mga Bata Boninag Yago

Aba Po Santa Mariang Ina Ruth Manglalan

DEPARTMENTS 4645 ArtMailboxFolio J' I BC Notes on the Contibutors BC Hot Shot -- 44. ~l esbianEthics

Volume 5, No.2 Winter 1995

Editors' Introductions 2 A Lesbian Love Story, or, When Lesbian Community Works 3 Linda Strega Buy Me Some Peanuts and Crackerjack 14 Michal Brody Pagoda, Temple of Love, 1994 18 Marilyn Murphy Lesbian Space: Wimmin Born WimminlMan Made Wimmin 27 -Whose Space Is It? lacqueline Anderson Lesbian Community 35 A Readers' Forum land dyke dramas 49 zana Friendship vs. Betrayal: Barriers to Lesbian Community 50 BevJo Isolation and Community 60 Elizabeth Kristen Why Panic? 68 Anne Re-Patterning: Ritual Abuse and slm as an Access Issue 79 Debby Earthdaughter Conceptualizing Images of Multiple Selves in the 88 Poetry of Audre Lorde Elaine Shelly Racism (Culturism) in Feminist Spirituality 99 Senganata MOnst And in This Corner 106 Bridget Collins Announcements 109 45.

r E A T u R E DEPA BT ME HTS

FIVE WOMEN'S HOLOCAUST 2 FROM THE EDITOR STORIES (AND How TO TEACH THEM) 3 OUR READERS RESPOND Susan Schnur introduces our ~pecial Holocaust section. 16 IMELDA AND ME 4 KOt ISHAH-NEWS OF by Irene Fris

29 REVIEWS 18 PLEASE PAPA: HELP ME Unexplored lIVes ofHasidic women. by Basio os told to a new take on Rachel and Leah, and Uane Oorfene-Casten seven new books you've got to see A week in aje'Msh teen's life in the Warsaw ghetto. Responding: Ellen Bass. co-author of The 38 TSENA·RENA Courage to Heal. Resources: 'Nhere to do your philan­ thmpy, send your memories, go hik­ 9 A SIMPLE STORY ing with other Jews. and much more by Sherry Gold A small motherless child. smuggled 40 THE WAYS WE A_E back and forth across corders . Responding: Leah Smgler, a Ever Written Your Own Prayer? 26~year-old Wexner fellow stili in Here's a Method graduate school. by Menorah Lebowitz Rotenberg Moving? Graduation? A birthday? Reminder. We can create prayer;;. as II POLISH CHRISTIAN this bat mitzvah mother does. TEENAGERS by Maxine Moore Is anti-Semitism stJl! "the fashion" In ~." .. " . ON THE COVER Poland? Responding: ·'Mrs. Self+Portrart. Charlotte Salomon, Siomovic:' 69. a Holocaust survivor 22 HOT, HOT, HOT. HOTl 1940. . pnvate collection. and 33-year veteran oi Hebr'ew by Norine DworlOO school teaching. Three new plays and one film by Je'Nlsh women.

13 How TO HIDE by Karen Propp 27 HUPPAH QUILTING BeE A daughter of Holocaust SUrviVOrs by Susan Schnur gives us chilling instruClJons. Respon­ A wedding canopy becomes ding: Nechama uss-Levlnson, a a record ofdearest family and wnter and psychoanalvst. 'nends.

LILITH: the legendary predecessor of Eve who Insisted on equaJity with Adam. Aft:er the Hoty One created the Ant htmM being, Adam, the Holy One created a woman, aJso from the earth. and called he,. Ulith.liith saki: ''We are equal because we bothcomefrom the eerth. •••" 46.

• JA"lJARY/FEBRUARY]995 Volume V, Number 4

l COVER Book Groups: Is There a Revolution Going On? by Robin M. Neidorf 64 Family Values: Bold Type Sheila Kitzinger: Empowering Women Before. A very personal reflection During. and After Childbirth by Barbara Findlen 69 on marriage, divorce. men. ]nlmIlJjiOlUJl Bookshelf 68 Rtuiews 70 motherhood, politics, and the nuclear ramil)' b" Mary' Ka,¥ Blake!" 34 riC ~ ; G I. Fil:lion The Gypsy Moon by Beverly Olevin 54 Poetry Pages for a Friend by NtouW Shange 33 Patient in Surgery, 7 A.M. by Cortney Davis (Inside back cover)

What You Had To Say About Pornography 24

Body Language: Politics and Dance 74 The Year in Re\'iew: Yes. There Was Photography: A Model Mom 80 by Laura Billings Some Good News in 1994 b)' Kmtt1l Goldm and Gayle Kirshenbaum 46 A_h by fronifer Baumgardner 82 A Home Girl h'ith a Mission: An Interview with Barbara Smith ~\' Patricia Bell-Scoll 59

h : L Straight Talk About Menopause from the Author Who Blew the Lid Off the "Hot Flash" Industry 1B Health Nolls 18 INTERNATIONAL Enemy ofthe State: Eg)'ptian Activist Nawal EI Saadawi Remembers Her Time as a Political Prisoner 10 D~pa/(h(.< 16 Editorial Now It's Our Turn by Marcia Ann Gillespie u.s, Leiters 4 Women on Capitol Hill: Can They Make a Difference? Prisms Jasmine and Jean Nate by Therese Saliba 29 by Teresa Riardan and Sae Kirchhoff 84 GlU.St Room Mirror Dancing by S. Holly Stocking 96 How Teen Pregnancy Became a Political Football by Sue Woodman 90 No Comment (back cover) A Definitive Survey on Sex in the U.S.A.:- by Marjorie blgall 93 Clippings b)' Kate Roullds 94

r. ~ ,. " " : S N A I U (I \.I i V HUES 23 • Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo 73 Glenda Hollis 83 47.

VolulIle Y, NUlIlber 5 MARCHi.-\PRI L 1995 (continued) • FEATURES COVER Bringing Democracy Home

An exclusive excerpt from The Hill' Repm1 011 the Fatni~, 54

.. I'm r\ot a Feminist. but I Play One on T\'" Susan Faludi exposes the faux feminists 30 BOO KS

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Photo £55(1." Sisters of the South 46 HEALTH sTns: What \'ou Don"t Kll(l\\ C,Ul Hun You

NEW S h.I' HilfiI)'/Iimi\ J\/II/'li 24 INTERNATIONAL J-It'fI/lh Xolt'\ 24

The Globetrotting Sneaker /1.\' C.\'1Ithill En/fl/ 10 [)/'!Jtltdlt'.1 16 DEPARTMENTS Canada: An All-Women Union L:nder Fire Ii.'" :-I1l11f f.;rnfwll' 18 Lpdate on HI\'AIDS and Women 18 i.ll/orilll Ih: (;ood, B.ld ~Itllhn .;\ .\lIlHUI .11/1/ (;iI/e.I!IlI' I.dft'/,\ 4

u.s. fJIiII!l,\ Who~l.-' Lil~ h It, ,\m 11;\\:: ;,\ .\lwgl/l'l'l A.'fl'e 20 How Olle Town Took On the Religious Right and \ron bJ' Samh Hnl1) 86 (;/1/'.'1 HIIUI/l F;lbe .-\dn·nislll~ '., i..fllm 1I1'l:\ht'\' 96 Did Joycelyn Elders Eyer Stand a Chance~ bJJud.\·LJ. SimmollJ 90 Xo (:/lII/IIIt'1/l (back cover) Newtwalch 93 • Ulppillg1 O.\' Kntf Hound.1 94 S NAP S HOT S

(:0\;1 .-\nidlOker 29 nt"lr;l\ Bartak 7 7 48.

"There is no intrinsic virtue in law and order unless 'law' is equated with justice and 'order' with the discipline ofa people satisfied that justice has been done. " Aung San Suu Kyi

:-io. 85 November-December 1994

Inside

2. Reader's Forum

5. A Code for Self-Monitoring Some ThoughlS on Activism Madhu Kishwar

18. "Go Ahead I Must" The Many-Faceted Struggle of Taslima Nasreen Shamsul Islam Poems by Taslima Nasreen, Translated by J.P. Das

26. A Daughter Remembers Kamini Ray's Shraddlliki Malavlka Karlekar

33. Short Story: A Pair ofEars Shauna Singh Baldwin

-12. Book Review: The Woman Question ed. Mary Evans Priya Watson

-13. Responses to Manushi 49. 50. MINERVA: Quarterly Report on Women and the Military

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Volume XII, Number 4 Winter, 1994

Articles

WOMEN AT WAR THE ETIllCS OF WOMEN IN COMBAT Lucinda J. Peach I

RECONS1RUCTION AIDES IN WORLD WAR I A BRAND NEW PROFESSION Lel/ie Gavin 65

Review 75

Elisabetta Addis, Valeria E. Russo, and Lorenza Sebesta, cds., Women Soldie,.: Images and Realities. By Carl J.and Dorothy Schneider 51.

A Publication of The National Women's Studies Association

Volume 6, Number 3 Fall 1994

Contents

Editorial 369 Articles The Risks and Responsibilities ofFeminist AcademicJournais 373 PATRICE McDERMOTT Confronting the PC "Debate": The Politics ofIdentity and the American Image 384 NANCY BAKER JONES The PC "Debate": A Selected Bibliography. 404 NANCY BAKER JONES When Black is Not Enough: Doing Field Research among Gullah Women 413 JOSEPHINE BEOKU-BETTS Forum: Transforming the Curriculum Response to "The Failure of Curriculum Transformation at a Major Public University: When 'Diversity' Equals 'Variety'" by Lynne Goodstein (NWSAJ 6.1) Reading the Rhetoric(s) ofCurriculum Transformation 434 ANITA HELLE On Learning and Teaching Feminist Pedagogy Meets Male Sports: A Workshop on Gender Sensitivity for the Men's Rugby Club 442 JENNIFER SCANLON "You're Going to Be the Only Guy in There": Men's Minority Experience in Introduction to Women's Studies 452 MADONNE MINER Report The Legal Status ofSex-Specific Fetal Protection Policies 468 TERESA BRADY Review Essays Contemporary Women's Movements 475 NANCY WHITTIER Lesbian Critical Studies 484 LORALEE MACPIKE (continued, next page) 52.

A Publication of The National Women's Studies Association

Volume 6, Number 3 FalIl994 (continued) Reviews My Soul Is My Own: Oral NarrativTS '!f African Ammcan Women in the Pr'!fessions by Gwendolyn Etter-Lewis 489 Spirit, Space, and Survival: African-American Women in (White) Academe edited by Joy James and Ruth Farmer LINDA GRANT, Reviewer She Who Is: The Mystery '!f God In Feminist Thought and Discourse by Elizabeth A.Johnson 492 Gaia and God: An Ec'! '!f Earth Healing by Rosemary Radford Ruether Lucy M. FREIBERT, Reviewer Naming Silenced Lives: Personal Narratives and the Process '!f Educational Change edited by Daniel McLaughlin and William G. Tierney 495 LINDA SARBO, Reviewer Women in Sport: Issues and Control'ersies edited by Greta L. Cohen 497 Women in Baseball: The Forgollen History by Gai Ingham Berlage Coming on Strong: Gender and Sexuality in Twentieth Century Women's Sport by Susan K. Cahn PATRICIA DEL REY, Reviewer Images of Chinese Women: A Westerner's View by Bettina L. Knapp jOl Nativism Overseas: Contemporary Chinese Women Writers edited by Hsin-sheng C. Kao VERONICA C. WANG, Revieu'er Upstaging Big Daddy: Directing Theater as if Gender and Race ,IJaller edited by Ellen Donkin and Susan Clement j03 Contemporary Feminist Theatres: To Each Her Own by Lizbeth Goodman E.D. HUNTLEY, Reviewer 53.

1994 Number 2 Nordic Journal ofWomen's Studies Volume 2

Contents: Editorial 81 The rhetoric ofpositioning in women's studies 83 Sara HeinAmaa (Finland) Women facing the state: chi/dcare policy processes in Canada and Finland, 1960-90 95 Vappu T)'}'ska (Canada) Between body and text 107 Karen Klitgaard Povlsen (Denmark) Lines ofconfluence in Fredrika Bremer and Charlotte Brontif 119 Carol Hanbery MacKay (USA) Book Reviews 130 Solveig's Corner 146 54. offourbacks [ a women's newsjournall

volume xxv number 1 '. january 1995 contents

news commentary Walk a Mile In My Shoes: The Vision Thing ,., .. ,,., 14 Welfare Actlvlsm 2 Pregnanl Men?1 ... , ... '. 16 national and InlemaUonal news 3 mainstays Chicken Lady " 17 analysis Dykes 10 Walch Out For ... 17 Racism: Owning WMeness .. 9 Leiters ,,,. 18 Managed Care and Ads , "" 21 MenIal HealUh ...... 10 interview Johannasburg Lesbians ., ... 6 bread & roses This Bridge Called My Mac ,. 12

front & back cover dawn gifford 55.

february 1995 volume xxv, number 2

cover story neW's co:nunentary... The year in review national and ''Waiting With the plus a herstorical international Wolves": judith retrospective of news 3 witherow looks at twenty five years how lesbian fem­ with oob 5 inism has shaped revieW's her life 12 The radical vision special feature of phyllis chesler's off our backs Patriarchy: Notes of regulars collective members an Expert Witness chicken lady ...22 reflect on collective revealed 10 dykes to watch work, radical out for 22 feminism, feminist letters 24 journalism, and the co:nunentary ads 26 life and times at "Listen": Welfare (Job. . 1 mom jodeen wink reflects on her experience with an unjust welfare bureaucracy ....8 56.

oTHE r R 0 G RES S IVEW 0 '-, -\.... S Q U .\ RT[RLY VOL. IV • NO. 2 SPRING 1995

FEATURES COLUMNS DEPARTMENTS

J'ACCUSE! HOFFMAN FRONT LINES 13 SPECIAL SECTION: 3 1 WHOSE GOD IS IT Haitian women rcstih' , American-Style ANYWAY? against military r;}pist~ By Lwra Flaflders WIN SOME/ MALE VIRGINS, RAPPING LOSE SOME BLOOD OTI DIALOGUE 9 6 DO FEMINISTS NEED COVENANTS, AND Raw Law: TO LIDERATE FAMILY VALUES Watching Coun TV ANIMALS, TOO? 25 FEEDBACK Inside America's fastest 18 8 growing men's movement Carol Adams' holistic CHESLER philosophy includes ByJolllI Stoltellberg 11 stewardship ofthe earth Rape in High Places BOOK REVIEWS THE SECOND H PHYLLIS SCHLAFLY'S COMING OF ANCESTORS JOAN OF ARC 30 TALKING 22 FEMINIST CUTTING A revealing look at An irreverent re-visioning by 40 SOME SLACK anti-sutfragist propaganda Hair Daze: 60 By Patrici" Rifey DIIII/tip playwright CarolY" Gage To Shave or Not to Shave? Bitch. Bitch. Bitch By Ellell Snortlalld POLAND'S MORNING RE-IMAGINING By Olit1fa James AFTER GOD 36 33 Are we made in The fight to regain Her image? reproductive rights ON THE COVER By LlII Atln iHatoss;all By PC~('gY Simpson Phol~~raph "(playwright Cdro/)'" Gdge OVERWORKED? by Und,,]. Rllssell OVERWHELMED? 42 These artists understand By Arlette Raven 57. JanuarylFebruary 1995 Vol. 55 No.1 Free om

Features

50 Years Is Enough! .• 8 Sign-ons •••••••• 18

Peace Culture .•.•• 10 Committee Columns 23 NAFTA, GAIT and the WTO 11 LIMPAL Report ••• 24

In the Wake of Notices •••.••••• 25 NAFTA .••••••• 12 Program and Economics and Action ...... 26 Sustainability 14 International 1994 Index •. .. . 29 Report .•....••• 27

Departments Book Review. ••••• 28

Readers' Forum • • . • • 4

Membership • ...... 5

U.N. Report .••••.• 6

Branch Profile. . 16

Branch Action. • 17 ..' 58. March/April 1995 Vol. 55 No.2 Peace~~d Freedom

Features

Jane Addams: U,N. Report .. . 6 The Early Years. . 8 Branch Profile, 16 Three Generations of WILPF. ...••. .9 Branch Action. 17

Around the World Committee with WILPF ... 10 Columns. 19

Einstein on Sign-ons . 22 WILPF ..•...... 14 Program and Region I Action , 2S Delegate Ballot .... 23 International Region IV Report. 26 Delegate Ballot 24 I Notices, 27 I 80th Anniversary Photos ,., ..... , 29

Departments

Readers' Forum ..... 4

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Cover: San Francisco Bay Area comedian OBSERVATIONS FROM REAL LIFE By Judith Nihei .. . 30 Diane Amos. Photo by Alan Purcell. Comedian Diane Amos enlightens with humor

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SENT AWAY fOR HER OWN GOOD By Cheri K. Erdman .. , . . .. 6 The childhood pain of therapist/author Cheri Erdman inspires her adult life work

ON THE MOVE

ALASKA: FROM NINETEEN RADIANT PERSPECTIVES! Compiled by Afice Ansfield ... 12 Radiance Tours cruises the Inside Passage

A CElEBRATION

TEN YEARS IN PRINT: A SALUTE TO RADIANCE .32

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HEALTH & WELL-BEING

YOGA fOR ROUND BODIES By Genia pauli Haddon.

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FRIENDS AND COMPANIONS Tree Goddesses - artwark by Rosemary Roach Outside Front Cover To Deborah on the First Day ofSpring - by Kalhryn Hinds . .Inside FrontCover Mother ofWinter - artwark by Anne Eliwbelh Thiennan 5 The Ace ofWands - by Kathy Burns...... 6 Forever Friends - by Raven Dark moon 12 Comforted by Orion - by Elinar McCarthy 13 Personal Processing: Learning from Experience - "y Ann Kreilcamp 14 Women \I;th Wings - by Nancy Week.! 22 The Praver Plant - by Lisa Severn 24 A F1urrv ofFriends: Stories ofAnimal Companions - by SagtWoman Readers 26 Vic andJane- by Kim Antineau 30 Reincarnation in Pets and Familiars - by ll'farian WeinsUin 31 Momma - by Sandra Bonrque Inside Back Cover Samovilla of the Forest - artwork by Sandra Stratton Outside Back Cover

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IN EVERY ISSUE Business Notes - INfORMATION FOR Ol'R READERS 2 Lhing the Dream - MUSINGS FRO~t A~NE ••.•...... •••.... 3 One of Ten Thousand - GoDDESS LORE & RITUAL - by Diana Paxson 38 The Cauldron of Changes - by De-Anna Alba ,45 Sacred Herbs - Gins 'ROM THE LAND - byJan Williams ,47 Issue #29 Crone-alogue - AGELESS WISDOM - by special guest Maria Starfire 52 ~ Spring 1995 ~ Heart and Home - EVERYDAY ENCHAI"lTIfErrrs - by Lunaea Weathers tone 54 A Circle is Cast - IDEAS FOR RlnlAL WORK 5i Leaves of Sage - BOOK RmEws 62 Tools for Transformation - PRODUCT REVIEWS 66 The Rattle - THE WISE \VOMAN COl'SCIL ...... • 70 Women at the Wen -A MARKETPL'CE 0' GoODS, SERVICES & IDEAS i6 \-'leaving the \Veb - NEnVORKING I~FORMATION& REsOURCES i9 A Pinch of Sage - WORDS 0' WISDOM 80 61.

SEX ROLES A Journal of Research

Vol. 31, Nos. 7/8 October 1994

CONTENTS

Men's Reactions to Hypothetical Female Sexual Advances: A Beauty Bias in Response to Sexual Coercion 387 Cindy Strnckman·Johnson and David Strnckman·Johnson

Gender Identity and Bulimic Eating Behavior 407 Barbara Klingenspor

Perceptions of Women Related to Food Choice 433 Kim M. Mooney, Joanne DeTore, and Kristin A. Malloy

The Effects of Gender and Leave of Absence on Attributions for High Performance, Perceived Organizational Commitment, an': Allocation of Organizational Rewards 443 Tammy D. Allen, Joyce E. A. Russen and Michael C. Rush

Changes in Desire for Control over Time: Gender Differences in a Ten·Year Longitudinal Study 465 Jerry M. Burger and Cecilia H. Solano

Husbands' Involvement in Female Gender·Typed Household Chores 473 Marjorie E. Starrels

The Effect of Interpersonal Expectancies on Men's Self·Presentation of Gender Role Attitudes to Women 493 Dean Morier and Cora Seroy 62.

SEX ROLES A Journal of Research

Vol. 31, Nos. 9/10 November 1994 CONTENTS

Women or Feminists? Assessing Women's Group Consciousness 505 Donna H. Henderson-King and Abigail J. Stewart

The Male Role and Avoiding Femininity 517 Donald R. McCreary

Kenyan Women Tell a Story: Interpersonal Power of Women in Three Sulicultures in Kenya 533 Ariella Friedman and Judith Todd

Adolescents' Attitude Toward Gender Roles Within Work and Its Relationship to Gender, Personality Type, and Parental Occupation 547 Bryan Tuck, Jan Rolfe, and Vivienne Adair

Correlates of Attitudes Toward Sexual Harassment Among Early Adolescents 559 Jeremiah S. Strouse, Megan P. Goodwin, and Bruce Roscoe

The Relationship Between Gender Role Orientation and Perceived Self-Competency in Male and Female Adolescents 579 Amanda J. Rose and Raymond Montemayor

Adding Elder Care to Women's Multiple Roles: A Critical Review of the Caregiver Stress and Multiple Roles Literatures 597 Paula B. Doress-Worters

BOOK REVIEWS, 617 :Vladhu Dubey 245 Gayl Jones and the .\larrilineal ,\Ietaphor of Tradition 63. Barbara Molony 268 Japan's 1986 Equal Employment Opportunity Law and the Changing Discourse on Gender Abigail B. Bakan and 303 .\laking the Match: Domestic Placement >i ...... Daiva K. Stasiulis Agencies and the Racializ3rion ot Women's 0 % Household Work .., m "... Elizabeth Alexander 336 "\'X'e .\lust Be about Our Father's Business": .,::l .-\nna Julia Cooper

OJ> Valerie Traub 428 D,mghters. Willes, ,md \'('idoll's: W'ritings by 0 .\lell .lbout Women ,11ld A111rri.lge in fngl,md. () 1500-1640 edited by Joan Larsen Klein; M" Elshioning Femininity and English '< ReJhlissallce Dr'lJJla by Karen NewmJ.n; Staging the G.lze: Pastmodernism, Psychoanalysis, .md Shakespearean C011lt,dy by Barbara Freedman

GeOlj~, Lipsitz 432 No Elld to IIt'r: Soa{1 O/n'ftl ,lIld the Fe/IMIl' Stth;ed hy rVlartha Nochim..,OJ1i SOW'/l Memories: JJ)(, Iltm;.:arillll (:il1t'l1Itl of Alart" M('SZllroS h)' Catherin(' POftugl'S; Al.lke I

1'0sI1l lar A111t'J-it"" hy I.Yllll Spigcl Joyce Zonana 436 \'ido,-il1l1 \\'0111/'11 "O/'ts: \Fritif1g I1g.t'II.,t the lIearl by Angela I.('ighton; \"idoril1n S,IXes (111d Cultural lJiscoursl': Reucgotiating Gcuder ,md Power edited by Thais E, J\lorgan; RcU'rilj"g the Viclori'111S: Thcory. /-lislory. dud the Politics of Geuder edited by Linda f\.f. Shires; Cit)' of Dreadful Delighl: N/lrmtil'es of Sexual D'l1Ige/" ill I.tlft'~ Victoril1Jl /.ondon hy .ludith It \V"lkowitz Tracy C. Davis 441 Upstllgi/lg HiX /)<1ddy: D;"Nting ·'healt']' ,IS II (;cndcr "11.1 Race Mll!tCI" edited hy Fllell DOllkin :llld SU'i;Ul (:lclllt'lll; ,.ktil1g ()/fl: /-"C'mill;st l'crfflrmallt"Cs edited hy lynda llart

and Pq.~gy Pheb 11 (continued, next page) Rohin Diz<1rd 444 lktrd)'d/s of the Rody [)oUt;c: The !.iterdf)' Commitments of N"dill£' Gorclimer hy Andrew 64. Vogel Ettin; Prof('sf aud Possibility ill the Wril;l1K or '1,lIie (Jlst'l1 hy Mil ..;) F,llllklllT; Tem; Morrison's \'(Iorld of Fiction by Karen » Carmean; The Voices of Tcm; Morrism, hy u

U Sonya O. Rose 448 Threads of Solidarity: W01II('11 ;" South 0 V) African ludus/ry. 1900-/980 hy Iris Berger; The Most Difficult RelJo/"timl: WC)11WI1 aud '"tl c:: Trade Un;ons by Alice 1-1. Cook , Val IC '" I.orwin, ill1d Arll'lll' Knph111 Danil'1s; ..... Rum/Industrialization in Java by Diane Lauren Wolf 0 ..'" '" .I0;lIII1C I" (;ood",in 455 NIl/ural Allies: Women's Associaliwls in '"c:: Amer;can History by Anne Firor Scotti OJ Gender, Class, Race, and Reform in the ... I-'" /. Progressive Era edited by Noralee Frankel and 0" -, ~ Nancy S. Dye; Social lVork and Social Order: The Set/lement Movement in TIl/a Industrial Cities, 1889-1930 by Ruth Hutebinson (continued) Crocker .10.111 Cocks 459 Disciplining Foucault: I;eminism, Power. and tbe JJody by Jana Sawicki; heedom, Foucault. and the Subject of America hy Lee Quinby Angdika Hammcr 462 ltl1/hm feminist 11JOJlght: A Reader edited by Paola Bono and Sandra Kemp; Determined W/omcll: Studies in the Coustruction of the ['c//tale Subject, 1900-90 edited by Jennifer Birkett and Elizabeth Harvey; Gender Shock: Prllcticing Feminism on Two Continellts by I kSll'r Eisl'llstdll; \'(fri/ing \'(lumens History: International Perspectjr'es edited by Karen Offen. Ruth Roach Pierson. and Jane Rendall Jm1l1 Acker 467 Black Women and W!Jite \'(Iomen in t!Je Prnfcssirms: Occupational Segregation by Race alld Class, 1960-1980 by Natalie J. Sokoloff; l)ec:isiol1s without Hierarcb)': Feminist lutcflIl!lltiolls ;n Orgallizaticm Theory and "r"dice hy K:1thlccn P. l:lundln; Gender Image's in Public Administratiun: Legitimac)' aud the Administratille State by Camilla Slivers; Compassionate Authority: Dettmerac)' ,md the Rcpresl'l1tatiol1 of Women by Kathleen B.Joncs SIGN S 65. Journal of Women In Culture and Society

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Patricia S. i\.fann 411 Wil/ful Virgin: Essays i" Feminism by Marilyn Frye; Secrets of Life/Secrets of Death: Essays 011 Language, Gender and Science by Evelyn Fox Keller; Gathering Rage: The Fclilure of 20th Century RC(lo!utiollS to Del/dOl' a Femi"ist Agc'/da hy rVL1r~aret Ibndall 1\'Llr)' .lc;1II Corbett 476 11n' Au/ollJioX1"a/Jhi("111 I: The 'f!J{'ory dud Practice o( rl'JlIil1ist Auto/Biography by I.iz St:1I1Icy. [)e/Co!fmiZ;l1g the ,~f(h;('(/: TlJe Politics of Gl'lIder in \Vomells Autohiography edited hy Sidol1ie Smith and Julia \'(farsoll; I Dwell in Possibility: A Memoir by Toni McNaron; SClIdiug My Hi'arl Hack t!cross flu' Years: Traditioll and ImlOl'/lljoll ;n Nat;"£' Americdn AutohiograI1/J)' by I knha Dawn \X'ong; Writing Womell5 \'(/or/ds: 13edouiJl Stories by Lila Ahu-Lughod Syhil Lipschultz 481 ScUlcme1Jf Folk: Socie" Thought awl the Americdn Settleme1Jf MOl'cment, 1885-1930 by Mina Cuson; Nlmdism llnd Progressilles: Hull House dud the Nell' lmmigrllllts, 1890-J919 hy Rivka Shpak l.issak; Poor W'omeJl and 1'l}('ir Ftl11lilics: f-["rd Working Charity Cases, I WJO-I 9U) hy Ikwrly Sradum

NaIK}' Kaiser 485 Woman dnd Modernity: 11JC (U(eJSt)'les o( /.(111 Andrcas-Salout(: hy Hiddy r\'lartin; Elsc J.t1sker-Schiiler: Inside This DelltM)' Sfditllde hy Ruth Schwertfeger; In the Shadow o( ()/ymlms: G(!1'Intm Wf1lm'1l Wrili'rs I1n"l1Id IS(JO edited hy K

CornellI Michel Rosenfeld, and David Gray ( :;trlsoll 492 United States and International Notes 496 About the Contrihutors 501 Notice to Contrihutors 504 Thanks to Reviewers 66.

SISTERSONG: WOMEN ACROSS CULTURES Summer 1994 • Volume 2, No.2

From the Editor 2 KatWeen A. Veslany 4 Religion of Hands Cherryl Janisse 9 The Antique Quilt­ A Decorative Item Carole Nelson Stodder 10 Curriculum Vitae Liz Ahl 15 Ritual: Spring Cleaning Marie-Elise Wheatwind 16 Los Perdidos: In the Printshop Laura Saaf 18 To Teach Girls Proper Conduct Jennifer Geigel 26 Old Walls Nancy L. Steinmeyer 28 Drawing on Life Ratnamala Nod 31 Puppet Magic Alice Wolff 36 Life Lines Andrea Potos 45 Making the Phyllo Dough Carol E. Burrows 46 The Heart You May Keep Susan Jacobson 52 Wintergardening Abiodun Adegboye 53 Hair Braiding eileen storey 58 Andrea Satisfied Rosa Maria C. Dies 59 Monotype vs. Monoprint; Diversity; Woman with Butterfly Casey Bekaert 64 Hooked Donna Wahlert 66 Novena Alexis Mamaux 67 Book Review Rimch Wife June Owens 73 Book Review Handmade Paper 76 Notes on Authors and Artists 80 Guidelines -0-•-o-U-fO-e-r 67. TheWomen's Forum

Volume 20, Number 5 ...... CONTENTS JANUARY 1995 . FEATURES FIRST PERSONS FILM NEWS 1 30 Gatekeeping at !he G~tes of Life: Making the Intetview WIth . d B rb Ka~ Rolh U/Nmate Mom . •• Da a ora 0,(, man K II . M. lAura Briggs a Jl am 32 Heavenly Creatures 011 the Razor's Edge 8 Marcia Deihl Musing on Infertility: 13 A Lesbian Perspective BOOKS National & International News Stacey Shuster Compiled by Linda Wong 16 34 Eugenics vs. Reproductive Choice 10 Living Laboratories, 27 Lisa Blumberg Amniocentesis: High Dues to by Robyn Rowland Boston & New England News Pay for Some Peace ofMind Fertile Ground Compiled by Linda Wong 18 Annie Bloom by Irene Diamond Bmu:hed Birth: kflulions on Lynn M. Morgan (ALENDAR Rau, Gender, and Ten Years Later Reproductive Discourse Rita Larrow 36 22-23 Valerie Hartoun; Gossips, Gorgons, and Crones: Parenthood Eludes Me The Fates of the Earth. 20 Cymhia L. Blillll byJane Caputi Semen Banks: e,M j. Marit\IlIM Reproducing Male Hierarchies Words 011 a Womb Lisa Jean Moore and Marta Mangan Matthew Schmidt 37 Peripheral Vi.~ions, 24 11 by A..fary Catherine Baleson Medical Abortions: H;~ Tech Solutiom (or Lesbians Sisters on the Bridge of Fire, The Wave ofthe Future! B.Mrmm, by Debra Del/ker lody Lisbuger and Becky Sarah The Violet Shyness of Their Eyes: Notes from Nepal, 12 by Barbara]. Seal VIEWPOINT My Route to Parenthood jeatl Gould He/ell Wintrob 6 Reproductive Technologies Are Here to Stay Dian Farqllhar 68. • '0' ·o·u·[·n·e·[ The Women's Forum Volume 20, Number 6 ...... CONTENTS FEBRUARY 1995 .

NEWS FEATURES 18 14 Sappho'. Gymnasium, Maxine Feldman: by Olga Broumas and T Begley The Original Lolly Ockm/Tom Amazon Woman Rising Bonnie Mo"isJ 20 A New P$)Ichic Geograpby: Brookline Clinic MJlrders: 32 Journeying with The Communities Respond A Place to Celebrate Olga Broumas and T Begley (Stories by Unda Wong, lAUT/J Briggs, Being a Lesbian Writer Deborah L. Repplier /Jnd Susan Yanowand EJizilbeth Hill) Donna Allegra 26 1 Found Treasures: Stories by Candlelight Vigil Yiddish Women Writers, FIRST PERSON edited byFriuJa FOm/an, Ethel Raicus, Sarah Silberstein Swartz, 5 29 and Margie Wolfe Mo... than 1,000 Crowd Complete, Noiseless Privaey E/Ien Rifkin Memorial Serotce Liu Taylor 27 Community Meeting is Interview with FriuJa FOm/an Time to Strategize POETRY EI/en Rifkin 7 21 Clinic Shootings Galvanize "Prayerfields" Prochoice Movement From Sappho's Gymnasium by Olga Broumas and T Begley "'Common Ground" Or Losing Ground? FILM MusIC 9 Here's What You Can Do 37 30 to Protect Repro

Volume 20, Number 7 ...... CONTENTS MARCH 1995 .

HEALTH 2H NEWS To Pain. Her Life: Charlotte Estrogen or Not­ Salomon in the Nazi Era, How Did They Decidet Mary Lowenthal Fentiner 13 Huth!T Slephmson Interviews by Duma Bouo National News Compikd by Linda Wong 13H FeATURE Acupuncture-"Many Surpri5e5 and Pleasure, Greeted Me" 24 jady L'-sbuger 18 Local New, Lindlt Tillery-Big Voice, Solid Roots, New Spirituals Compikd by Linda Wong 1 15H Laura Pcm Acupwu;tvrt and Menopauu: Wh....Has All the Yin Gonet Lupu5 Sigm and Symptom. FILM jod:l Lisbe'S" Marcia Tanur OLENDAR 25 Estrogen 1Jenefi/$ May Outweigh 16H 16-17 Women', Mental Health: Poor Mother Under Seige lU,kJ:'IWo Feminist Doctors Kathi Maio Speak Out Doe5 the Traditional Model lady Lisbergn Meet Our Needst A View from the BOOKS 1H Elizabeth Stone HOU5e 21 Older Lesbian and Bisexual 18H Lilliane, Women ofColor Ntozake Shange Envision Ideal Health Care Linda Villarosa: &elyn C. White Kerry Nugent-Wei" Body & Soul Embrau' Many Radical Movements 3H Interview by Naima Adlovie HealJh Changes: 19H What Works For Themt Body & Soul, /ntervieW$ by Jmny Miller Sechler Llnda Villarosa 4H Laurie Williams Health New' Compiled by Linda Wong 21H Patient No More, 6H Sharon BaH Ellen Bass Disame5 Pamela Fergmon False Memory Syndrome 22H InltTf)itw Karen Mcintosh Walking Fire, Blood, Bread and Roses, judy Grahn Valerie Min« 8H B14tKhe Farley Tracing It Back Judith Arcana Florend4 B. LaChanee 23 LETTERS joesphine Herbst, 9H Elinor Langer Smoking: A Feminist ISSile 5 Heidi D. Holland Claytie and the Lady: Ann Richards, Gender, FIRST PERSON and Politics in Texas, 11H Sue Tolleson-Rinehart and Eleven Years With the R£d Wolf 12 Jeannie R. Stanley Donna L. Cole Raped: Today and Yesterday Laura Beme/l Tessera 70. FIPhantasy Fan tas-meltique

Volullle 17 Winter· Hiver 1994

In(tro)ducing F/Phantasy Jellnifer Henderson 5 Direoui 12 Diane Regimbald Strike Up the Dead 14 Catherine Bennett Reasons of State 19 Torrid 21 Erin MOl/re Rehearsals 23 Jallieta Eyre Fantasies ofRefused Identities 30 JI/lia Creet Fugueetvariation sur un meme theme 38 Nadine Ltaif Standard Life 40 LL

Volume 14, No.1 January 1995 Features, _ 3 Women Celebrate Success in the Trades • by Roberta Tracy 4 To Summit Up.... • by Vivien Price 6 Job Corps: Making the Tools to Succeed, Building Self Sufficiency • by Pam Sexton Fiction, _ 9 Grandma Doesn't Eat Crab • by Lenore Look Poetry _ 12 The Lion • by Jessie A. Murphy 13 Prime Mover • by Jessie A. Murphy Departments, _ 1 Letter from the Editor 2 Our Readers Write 2 Calendar

Front Cover: from commemorative poster created for "Celebrate Women in the Trades" Brunch by graphic artist Joss Sances of Alliance Graphics in Berkeley. (See page 15 for information on ordering the full color poster.)

Photo Credit: Beatrice CoIl, pages 4 and 8 72.

Contents No. 29/30 ·T'roIADle

Winter, 94/95 f3 Strife

Letters 2 Just Say No: The Empire ofAssertiveness Debbie Cameron takes issue with assertiveness training 8 Unfair play Sex testing of women in sport by Mariah Burton-Nelson 14 The Black Women's Movement in Brazil Alzira Rufino 21 Development, Ecology and Feminism Sue Lamb reviews two recent books 23 It All Comes Out in the Wash: Lesbians in Soaps Nicki Hastie 31 Queer Theorrhea (and what it all might mean for feminists) Catherine Grant 37 Stuck in the Middle Liz Kelly on the need for feminist praxis 44 One Hell of a Trip Lauise Armstrong 49 Exchanging Feminist Words Catharine MacKinnon talks with Joan Scanlon 56 Statement by Catharine MacKinnon and regarding Canadian Customs and Legal Approaches to Pornography 64 Feminine Charms and Outrageous Arms Fen Coles looks at women bodybuilders 66 From Sexual Politics to Body Politics Su,'anne Kappeler 73 Banned for Blasphemy: The Rape ofSita Lindsey Collen discusses her novel with Joan Scanlon and Tess Rumble 80 Tulsa Studies in Women's Literature 73. Volume 13, Number 2 Fall 1994

From the Editor 231

FORUM ON COLLABORATIONS: P.-\RT 1

Preface 235 Holl~ Laird

Scenes from a Collaboration: or 241 Becoming Jael B. Juba Jo~ce Elbrecht L~dia Fakundin~

Screaming Dh'as: 259 Collaboration as Feminist Practice Susan J. Leonardi Rebecca A. Pope

Charles A. Eastman (Ohiyesa) 271 and Elaine Goodale Eastman: A Cross-Cultural Collaboration Carol Lea Clark

The Question oi Colette 281 and Collaborarion Eli~abeth Brunazzi

ARTICLES

Eating the Bread oi Aitliction: 293 Judaism and Feminist Criticism Susan Gubar

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llFeet so precious charged": 317 Dickinson. Sigourney, and the Child Elegy EIi,abeth A. Perrino

The Dramatic Ambivalence of Self 339 in the Poe tty of Louise Bogan Christine Colasurdo

Models for Female Loyalty: The 363 Biblical Ruth in Jeanette Winterson's Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit Lao"eI Bollinger

REVIEWS

Sequel to History: Postmodemism 381 and the Crisis of Representational Time. By Elizabeth Deeds Ermarth. Catherine Belsey

Feminist Fabulation: Space/Posrmodem 383 Fierion. By Marleen S. Barr. A 0:ew Species: Gender and Science in Science Fiction. By Robin Roberts. Lucy M. Freibert

The Pink Guitar: \Vriting as Feminist 385 Practice. By Rachel Blau DuPlessis. Martha Nell Smith

Im'alid Women: Figuring Feminine Illness 389 in American Ficrion and Culture. 1840-1940. By Diane Price Herndl. Karen Sanchez-Eppler

O"er Her Dead Body: Deaoh, Femininity and 391 the Aesthetic. By Elisabeth Branien. Death Comes to the Maiden: Sex and Execlltion /431-1933. By Camille Naish. Pat E. Boyer Tulsa Studies in Women's Literature 75. Volume 13, Number 2 Fall 1994

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Articulate Silences: Hisaye Yamamato, 395 Maxine Hong Kingston, Joy Kagawa. By King-Kok Cheung. Mary E. Young

Sexual Sameness: Textual Differences 396 in Lesbian and Gay Writing. Edited by Joseph Bristow. Billie Maciunas

New Lesbian Criticism: Licerary and 398 Cultural Readings. Edited by Sally Mum. Billie Maciunas

Mary Leapor: A Swdy in Eighteenth­ 400 Century Women's Poetry. By Richard Greene. Donna Landry

Romantic Correspondence: \\'lomen. Politics 401 and the Fiction of Letcers. By Mary A. Favret. Susan J. Wolfson

Unbecoming Women: British \\'lomen Writers 404 and the Novel of Development. By Susan Fraiman. Kristin Flieger Samuelian

Anais: The Erotic Life of Anals ,\·in. 406 By Noel Riley Fitch. Mary Lynn Broe

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The Logic of Abortion: Japanese Debates on the Legitimacy of Abortion as Seen in Post-World War II Newspapers Tarna Yasuko 3 -~MV.~:M2~mW*••VB*V~~~~~~~ ~MV IE ~ 11: !:: ~J1#:tlf:

The "Good Wife and Wise Mother" Ideology in Post-World War I Japan Koyama Shizuko 31 -Ml~mW* ••V&~K~~~

Images of the Family in Meiji Periodicals: The Paradox Underlying the Emergence of the "Home" MUla Kazue 53 - ~jji'&Wl~~~\1Ut;::::~~*11*~: r*Jl1J V~~!:: .'f:V/-\'7 F /' 7 A

Contemporary Japanese Feminist Literary Criticism Kitada Sachie 72 -B*V7~~~~A~~m~VrmffJ

The Changing Nature of Sexuality: The Three Codes Framing Homosexuality in Modem Japan Furukawa Makoto 98 -~~~~7~T1V~~:~~B*V

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Uncoverings 1993

Volume 14 of the Research Papers of the American Quilt Study Group

Preface 5

RESEARCH PAPERS

Bets Ramsey: Art and Quilts: 1950-1970 9

Pat Crothets: Gender Misapprehensions: The "Separate Spheres" Ideology, Quilters, and Role Adaptation. 1850-1890 41 Kristin Miller: Innovative Group Quiltmaking in an Isolated Coastal Community in British Columbia, Canada: Out of the Mainstream 62 Jeannette Lasansky: Southwestern Quilts and Quiltmakers in Context 97 Jud,' Elsley: The Smithsonian Quilt Controversy: Cultural Dislocation 119 Sandra K. German: Surfacing: The Inevitable Rise of til.! \'Vomen ofColor Quilters' Network 137

Emma Grahame: Quiltrnaking in A,tstralia and the 1988 Bicentennial Celebrations 169 Mary Jane Furgason and Patricia Cox Crews: Prizes from the Plains: Nebraska State Fair Award-Winning Quilts and Q"iltrnakers 188 snll:\AR KEYNOTE ADDRESS

Laurel TIlatcher Ultich: Pens and Needles: Documents and Artifacts in \Vomen's Hisrory 221

Contributors 229

Index 231 78. Vol. 13, No.2 yhe Wise Woman

Contents Vol. 13, No.2, 1994

ARTICLES 3 Travel Diary: by Patrick J. Cauchi (p.14) The Vietnam Women's by Katherine M. Fischer (p. 1) Memorial Statue by Kara Newman (p. 10) 8 News Notes: by Kerry Robertson (p. 2) Florida Teenager Jailed and for Trying to Self-Abort by Shooting Herself; PHOTOGRAPHY National Women's History by Ann Forfreedom Project Publishes (pp. 3-7) Flawed by Celik Guracar (p. 1) Woman Suffrage by Trina Robbins (p. 7) Materials: and Institute for Feminist Studies to Close in CARTOONS Feb., 1995 by Bulbul 12 Notable Quotables: (pp. 8-9) Calif. Supreme Court and Justice Kathryn Mickle Werdegar GRAPHICS 13 The War against Women by BOlbUl (p. 2) 14 The Rising of Women and

POETRY by MJB (M. Jane Barth) (p. 16) by Crystal Broot'e (p. 1) )f(e rtlll, U 11 a U 3eMJlH 79. Woman and EartH

Volume 3 Number 1 1993

1 From the Editor by Tatyana Mamonova (RIE) STORIES 4 Sister to Sister - Woman and Earth Celebrations in 55 Kleine by Tatyana Mamonova (R) Russia and America by Millie Didio (E) 58 The Goddess in Exile by Griselda Steiner (E) 5 Letters from Readers (RIE) 61 Bobbe-myseh by T.J. Banks (E) INTERNATIONAL REPORTS EARTH WATCH 8 Hungarian Feminist Network by Barna Kantor (E) 35 A Village of 100 People (E) 10 Women and Men in CzecWa and Slovakia by Irena 49 The Art of Ecofeminist Cristina Biaggi (RIE) Brezna (E) 62 Siberia for Sale by Julia Levin (E) 12 Representation of Women Before and After Perestroika 64 The Religion of the Trypilian Culture of Ukraine in the Bulgarian Women's Magazine The Woman Today by 5000 - 3000 BC by Chis Sitka (EIR) Bianca Petkova (E) 67 A Pledge to Future Generations by Allen Tough (E) • 14 Networks, Connections & Lifelines by Sarah Harder (E) WOMEN AND HEALTH 15 Women Under Attack (ElF) 68 Women's Health: A Global Issue by Paula G. 16 Hidden from Herstory by PeterWaterman (E) Cullison (E) 17 Gathering Rage by Margaret Randall (E) 69 AIDS by Ludmila Volchkom (R) WOMEN AND RUSSIA 70 The Case for Fighting Off a Rapist 18 A View of a Russian Feminist on by Susan Brink (E) Women's Issues in America by Marina 71 Global Forums (RlE) Aristova (R) 72 Cellular Orgasm by Berna Deane 23 The Search of Radical Women's Sittser (E) Initiative by Olga Shmeleva and 73 The Sexual Peak of Women by Tahim Hairullin (R) Donna Marie Miller (E) 24 The Radical Voices of Russian GENDER BENDERS Romanticism by Bonnie Marshall (E) 74 Philosophical (and 28 Maria Alexandrovna Spiridonova: Weltanschauung's) Aspects of the She Carried Her Cross to the End (E) Feminist Notions On the Origin of by Deliah Bums "Femininity" and "Masculinityll by 30 Holy Women of Russia by Brenda T.A. KIimenkova (R) Meehan (E) 78 Action Heroines Tough It Out by FEATURES Chandra Niles Folsom (E) 32 Word of Women by Robin Morgan (R) 78 Sex, Sexes, and Sexism in Human Origins by 34 Women Finding Voices After Centuries of Silence by Adrienne L. Zihlman (E) Marcia Mason (E) 79 Editor's Recommended Books (E) 35 Women's Equality Day in the US by Catbarine Inside Back Cover: Humor (RIE) MacKinnon and Andrea Dworkin (E) POETRY 36 Sexual Politics by (R) 13 Winter Fantasy by Tamara KazallOva (RIE) 40 Household and Cultivation by Hilkka Pietila (E) 17 Talk To Me by Margaret Randall (E) 42 Gender and International Law by Marilyn Waring (R) 22 The Alcoholic by P.M. (E) 44 The Challenge of Human Rights for All by Riane Eisler 29 Little Ballerina by Veronica Hallisey (E) (E) 41 Dance and Lessons by Therese Halscheid (E) 46 If Men Could Menstruate by (R) 47 Heretic to Patriarch by Lynette Seator (E) 48 Lesbian Pornography by Kara Powis (E) 53 The Writer - The Poet by Millie Didio (E) ART, MUSIC & DANCE 57 Fuer Tatiana by Helene Rosenberg (G) 50 Women Artists of Ukraine and Russia by Club 60 Mother and Daughter: Wings Miroslava (R) by Griselda Steiner (E) 52 The World ofTwo Russian Women Musicians: Verlen by 77 Untitled by Olga Arzumenova (R) Sonja Franeta (E) Throughout the Issue: Vignettes (poetry with line 54 Ballet (RIE) drawings) by Tat~'ana Mamonova (R, one RIE) GENDER AND PERFORMANCE The Coup and It Is the Story of a Star 113 80. HELENE CIXOUS Sexuality and Autobiography in Performance (Art) 123 LIZBETH GOODMAN Looking at Josephine Baker 137 ANDREA STUART Drawing Back the Curtain on the Whole Charade: Perspectives on Lesbianism 144 JULIETTE MASCHINSKY JELINEK Masquerading Womanliness: The Onnagata's Theatrical Performance of Femininity in Kabuki 151 YOKO TAKAKUWA Teaching 'Drama Workshop' 162 KATH BURLINSON Arsenal of the Theatre of the Oppressed 171 AUGUSTO BOAL

WOMEN ON THE BRITISH STAGE A Need for Reappraisal: Women Playwrights on the London Stage, 1918-58 175 MAGGIE GALE

Women Directors 185 CLAIRE ARMISTEAD Feminism and the Theatre Critic 192 CAROLE WOODIS Rehearsing and Playing A 001/1 House 198 RACHEL JOYCE

REVIEWS Tracey C. Davis, Actresses as \\'lorking Women: Their Social Identity in Victorian Culture, Vi\' Gardner and Susan Rutherford (eds.), The New Woman and Her Sisters: Feminism and Theatre /850-1914, Lizbeth Goodman, Contemporary Feminist Theatre: To fach Her Own, Elizabeth Howe, The First English Actress; Women and Dram~ 1660-1700, Sandra Richards, The Rise ofthe English Actress, Susan Zimmerman (ed.), Erotic Politics: Desire on the Renaissance St~ge. 205 REBECCA D\·tONTE Michael Roper and John Tosh (eds.), Manful Assertions: MdSCltlinities in Brit~in since 1800, Peter Middleton, The lnu:ard Gt~ze: Masculinity and Subjectivit)' in Modem Culture 210 DREW MILNE A Reply to Drew Milne 218 PETER MIDDLETON Billie Melman, Women's Orients. English Women and the Middle East, /7/8-/9/8. Sexuality, Religion 'Illd Work, Judy Mabro (cd.), Ifeilcd Half- Tmths. \\'Iestem Travellers' Perceptions a/Middle fastem Women 224 REINA LEWIS Elizabeth Mavor (ed.), The Captdin 's Wilfe: the South AmeriowJoumals 0/ Marid Graham 1821-23, Doris and Paul Beik (eds.), Flora Tristml, UtOpid11 Feminist: Her Tmvel Didries and Personal Crusade 228 IM.OGEN FORSTER

LISTINGS

Compiled by BARBARA ROSE~BAU:.t 235

BOOKS RECEIVED 238 81. liMLTIf Volume 22 Number 1 1994

CONTENTS

Using Feminist and Social Structural Analysis to Focus on the Health of Poor Women 1 Veronica G. Thomas. PhD

Loss of Oral Contraceptive Efficacy by Concurrent Antibiotic Administration 17 Rita D. Zachoriasen. PhD

Obstetricians' ResistanCe to Independent. Private Practice by Nurse-Midwives in Washington, D.C. Hospitals 27 Phyllis A. lAngton. RN. PhD

Midwifery in East London: Responding to the Challenges 49 Kathryn Strother Ratcliff, PhD

Women Participants in Research: Assessing Progress 79 Kathryn GraffLow. PhD Michelle R. Joliceour, BA Rebecca A. Colman; BA lAurel E. Stone. BA Counney L. Fleisher, BA

Stale Abortion Funding Policies in 1990 99 Deborah R. McFarlane. DrPH KennethJ. Meier, PhD

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Volume 22 Number 2 1994

Physicians' Attitudes Toward a New Gynecological Examination Gown Janice G. Williams, PhD Laurella I. Park, PhD Judith Kline, MS

Women's Roles and Health: The Mediating Effect of Perceived Control II Susan Bullers, PhD

Directiveness in Prenatal Genelic Counseling 31 B. Meredith Burke, PhD Aliza Kolker, PhD

Gender Differences in Fire Fighter Job Stressors and Symptoms of Stress 55 ShirleyA. Murphy, RN, PhD, FAAN Randal D. Bearon, PhD Kevin Cain, PhD Kenneth Pike, MA, PhC BOOK REVIEWS Charles R. King, MD, Editor

Feminism and Disability, by Barbara Hillyer 71 Reviewed by C. H. Browner, MD

The Health ofWomen: A Global Perspecti,'e, edited by Marge Koblinsky, Judith Timyan and Jill Gay 74 Reviewed by C. H. Browner, MD

Reflective Helping ufHIV and AIDS, edited by Charles Anderson and Panicia Wtlk.ie 77 Reviewed by Michael K. Lindsay, MD. MPH

Wings ofGauze: Women ofColor and the Experience ofHealth and l/Iness, edited by Barbara Bair and Susan E. Cayliff 80 Reviewed by Deborah Smith, MD

Women's Heaith Matters. edited by Helen Robens 82 ReI'iewed by Linda Pederson, PhD

Fetal Protection in the Workplace: Women's Rights. Business Interesls and the Unborn. by Robert Blank 84 Reviewed by Cynthia R. Daniels, PhD

BOOKS RECEIVED 87 Women 83.

Volume XVII Number 2 Fall 1994

Student Writing and Pronoun Reference; A Study of Inclusive Language in Practice 2 Felicia Milchell

Mary's Entourage 5 Avilal Talmor

Nonsexist Language Reform and "Political Correctness" 6 Eric E. Peterson

Metaphors in the University, Or I Never Promised You an Ivory Tower II Kristin Bervig Valentine and Eugene Valentine

Joanna Russ' How to Suppress Women's Writing as Student Observation Guide 18 M. J. Hardman

Mediator and Client Communicative Behaviors in Child·Custody Mediation 21 Barbara Lynn Werner From 'Motherless Babies' to 'Babiless Mothers': A Sexist Metaphorical Transition ofFemale Undergraduates 30 Visa Kehinde Yusuf

Latest Weapon ofBacklash •• Old Words Better Left Behind 33 Ellen Goodman

The Author Was a Woman? The Issue of Essentialism in The Book ofJ 34 Tela C. Zasloff

Young Voices ... Lost 40 Robert Johnson

Extended Abstract: Gender Bias in Intermediate Educational Communication 43 Hollis A. Hoffman

Book Reviews 44

Books In Brief 51

Abstracts 55

News and Notes 60 84. Women & Performance A Journal ofFeminist Theory

Vol 7:1, #13 1994

Preface

Regarding Women: The Politics of Beholding in Rousseau's 3 Letter to M. d'Alembert on the Theatre CECILIA FEILLA

The Economy of Coquetry: The Failed Bank Note 19 and the Figure of the Actress in Regency France JAMES PECK

On Sacrifice(s): You and Me 35 an excerpt from Sacrifice(s) ANGELIKA FESTA

Coming Clean 55 NANCY RING

Ghost Notes, Rhythms, and Lamentations 65 ANN KILKELLY

Disappearing the Feminine in Aerial Performance 62 PETA TAIT

Wild BodiesIWilder Minds: Streb/Ringside and Spectacle 97 JUDY BURNS

AFeminist Reconsideration of the BrechVLukacs Debates 122 JANELLE REINELT

Visibility Troubles and Literate Perverts 141 KATE DAVY

The Public Forum 156 "Seizing the Moment": Mourning and Perlonnativity National Graduate Student Conference on Lesbian. Transgender. Bisexual. and Gay Studies. University of Texas at Austin. March 3-5. 1994 EDWARD DAVID MILLER Echoes ot a Contemporary Chorus: Kassandra: A Symposium . May 1. 1993 CINDY ROSENTHAL

Reviews &Resources 169 men 85. m• French Studies

THE FIRST ANNUAL COLLECTION OF ESSAYS PRESENTED BY WOMEN IN FRENCH: THE 1992 MLA ANNUAL MEETING

JULY 1993

AVANT-GARDE WOMEN DRAMATISTS WRmNG IN FRENCH

Introduction Janis Glasgow 5

Language, Music and Intertextuallty: CeUIa Lamar 7 The Theatre of Vera Feyder

Ode to the Heroine: Marguerite Gay Smith ,13 Yourcenar's Dramatic VoIce

The Verbosity of Mlnlmallsm: Rachael A Criso 21 Sarraute, Dums and Redonnet

Social, Sexual and Intellectual Nina S. Hellerstein 27 Revolt in the Works of Avant­ Garde Dramatist Agnes Echene

LE RIRE DE LA MEDUSE: LA FEMME ET L'HUMOUR

Introduction Annabelle M, Rea 35

Cixous ou des souIires et des Claudine G. Fisher 37 hommes

L'Humour dans La Jeune morte en Monique Saigal 45 robe de dentelle de Jeanne Hyvrard

Humour elslt sagesse: Les Stances Lynn K. Penrod 55 aSophie de Christiane Rochefort 86. Foreword ...... I Colelle T. Hall

Introduction . . 3 Colette T. Hall

Articles

The Feminizing of the Trojan Horse: . . 9 Marie Chauvcl'sAmour as War Machine Laun'e Laville

A 13 recherche "du devenir·femme" dans Ie Troisieme .... 19 Espace de Culture: Sherazade: J7 ans, brune. /risee. les yeux verts de Lelia Sebbar VaUne Or/aI/do

Of Pigs and Princesses: Corporeal Currency in the "Meat" ...... 32 Market. Themes of Consumplion in Les Trois Petits Cochons Susan Kevro

Rape or Obscene Copulation? Ambivalence and Complicity...... "2 in Djebar's L :·l1llOur • men Andrea Page A'isia Djebar et I'ecrilure autobiographique au pluriel ...... 55 m KG/hen'lIe Grocki Colelte and Autobiography: The Film Version .... . 67 French Leztie Har/ Stimle

Past. Prescnt and Passion tense in .. . 78 Annie Ernaux's Passion Simple Studies Claire Marrone

The HislOrian and the Personal: . . 88 1lIE SECOND ANNUAL COLLECTION OF ESSAYS Arlette Farge's Le GOlit de I'areh;,'., Philippe Carrard PRESENTED BY WOMEN IN FRENCH Nathalie Sarraute: Aesthetics and Asthenics ...... 102 .\fark lee

The Penlls Mightier: Speech and Writing. .. III in Representations ofPrec;osite Volume 2, Fall 1994 Jennifer MOllahalJ

Feminine Space in the I-Uhisloircs ,:'}.tme de Viledieu. . 125 Sal1()'Klem

Representations de 13 femme dans In famille et au tnl\'ail en France. ,., .. 135 Kathr>?1 A, ,\lurphy-JlIdy

La Course d'obstacles: Les Ff

Notes on Contribu10rs. , 170

WIr Membership. . 172 WI.HI • IPIRT .. 87. PlY...AC1MIY .-.' VOLUME 3 • NUMBER 1 • SPRING 1994

ORIGINAL INVESTIGATIONS

Influence ofGender ofCoach on Perceptions of Basketball and Coaching Self-efficacy and Aspirations of High School Female Basketball Players Cathy Lirgg, Ro DiBre..o and Angie Smith 1

Effect ofSkill Level, Hand Laterality and Movement Direction During Visuomotor Processing of Female AtWetes Performing Manual Aiming Tasks Pamela Beehler 15

Girl-friendly Sport and Female Values Helen Lenskyj ; 35

Female Strength and Neuromuscular Response Time: A Review Nancy Rich 47

BOOK REVIEWS

You've Got to Have Balls to Make it in this League 73 The Athletic Female 75 Coming on Strong, Gender and Sexuality in Twentieth Century Women's Sport , 79 Women, Sport, and Performance: A Physiological Perspective 82

CONFERENCE REVIEW

ISHPES 86

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Women's Studies Conferences 88

WISHPERD 90

NAGWS Sport Symposium 91

ANNOUNCEMENTS

WSF Research Resource Network _ 92

Brazilian International Journal ofAdopted Physical Education Research 93

Women's Sports Foundation Conference 94

WSF Membership Application 95

Guidelines for Authors 97

WSPAJ Subscription and Call for Manuscript Information 100 88. WI.HI • IPIIIIT II PlY..AC1IIII'Y ...... '

VOLUME 3 • NUMBER 2 • FALL 1994

ORIGINAL INVESTIGATIONS

Applying General Systems Performace Theroy and the Elemental Resource Model to Gender-related Issues in Physical Education and Sport G. V. Kondraske and Pamela J. Hayes Beehler 1

Women and the Meanings of Physical Recreation Karla A. Henderson and M. Deborah Bialeschki.. 22

Demands, Realities and Ambivalances - Women in the Proletarian Sports Movement in Germany (1893-1933) Gertrud Pfister .39

Body Image, Weight and Eating Concerns, and Use of Weight Control Methods Among High School Female Athletes Virginia G. Overdorfand Katherine S. Gill 69

REPORT ON CONFERENCES

Society for the Study of Symbolic Interaction Annual Stone Symposuim 80 International Visual Sociology Association 80 Society for the Study of Symbolic Interaction 81 International Conference on Women's Health 82 Sports Medicine and Social Science in Athletics 82 American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting 83

BOOK REVIEWS

The Stronger Women Get, The More Men Love Football.....84 Shaping Up to Womenhood, Gender and Girl's Phvsical Education 86 Sex, Violence. and Power in Sport 90 WIMEN • IPIRT. 89. PlYIICAl AC1MTY ...... '

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VIDEO REVIEW

One Man's (Person's) Struggle with Gender Biased Language 93

INFORMATIONAL ITEMS

Women Sport /ntemational 95

Women's Educational Equity Act Publishing Center 97

Melopomene /nstitute /00

Center for Research on Girls and Women in Sports 105

Wishperd /06

Women's Sports Foundation /07

Invitation to Authors ///

Guidelines for Authors // 2

WSPAJ Subscription. / /7

BIJAPER Subscription / /9 90.

WOMEN'S ART;:E: A WOMEN'S ART UBRARY PUBUCATION No62 JANUARY/FEBRUARY 1995

CONTENTS EDITORIAL 5

FEATURES

Light Matters 6 Liliane Lijn prises open the prism of her work

The Kollwitz Konnection 10 Jean Owens Shaefer examines Kathe Kollwitz's reception in the United States

Uncanny Resemblances 17 Katy Deepwell crosses the sexual lines of Surrealism with Claude Cahun

Council Conundrums 20 Interviews with Mary Allen and Marjorie Allthorpe-Guyton

Frink Again 22 Emma Roberts reassesses Elisabeth Frink

DEBATE

Rose Frain replies to Luce Irigaray 24

Claude Cahun '·AUlOPOftr.lJ[~ 1928 See pete /7 EXHIBITIONS

Bottoms Up 26 Sacha Craddock places Paula Rego under the microscope

Have You Heard The News Today? 27 Althea Greenan sees the Troubles Lifting the Veil 32 through Rita Donagh's eyes Ruth Ward on Arab women artists showing in the United States Paling into Insignificance 28 Hilary Robinson looks beyond the pale BOOKS at IMMA Griselda Pollock examines the power 33 Troubled Torsos 30 of the American movement Jacqueline Herald seeks out Adrienne Blake's sculpture NEWS FROM THE WOMEN'S ART LIBRARY 35

Eyes on the Body 31 Gurminder Sikand interviewed by Pauline Lucas LISTINGS 36 91.

Women's History Review

VOLUME 3 NUMBER 4 1994

SPECIAL ISSUE Feminism, Imperialism and Race: a dialogue between India and Britain Edited by Barbara N. Ramusack & Antoinette Burton

Barbara N. Ramuuck & Antoinette Burton. Introduction 469 Antoinette Burton. Rules of Thumb: British history and 'imperial culture' in nineteenth· and twentieth-century Britain 483 Jeffrey Cox. Audience and Exclusion at the Margins of Imperial History 501 Geraldine Forbes. Medical Careers and Health Care for Indian Women: patterns of control 515 Laura Gbah Bear. Miscegenations of Modernity: constructing European respectability and race in the Indian railway colony, 1857-1931 531 Nupur Chaudhurl. Memsahibs and their Servants in Nineteenth-century India 549 Nancy Fix Anderson. Bridging Cross-cultural Feminisms: Annie Besant and women's rights in England and India, 1874-1933 563 Catherine Candy. Relating Feminisms, Nationalisms and Imperialisms: Ireland, India and Margaret Cousins's sexual politics 581

NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS 595 Title-page and Contents, Volume 3 597 92. FRAN P. HOSKEN WIN E DI TOR 187 GRANT STREET WOMEN'S LEXINGTON, MA 02173 USA TEL 617·162·9431 INTERNATIONAL VOL. 21 NO.1 NETWORK WINTER 1995

2 EDITORIAL : IT IS TIME TO EMPHASIZE THE POSITIVE

3 8 WOMEN AND THE UNITED NATIONS UN GENERAL ASSEMBLY 49th Session New York, Spt.. Dec. 1994 FOURTH WORLD CONFERENCE ON WOMEN, Beijing Sept. 4·15,1995 COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN, 39th Session Mar. 15·ApriI5, '95 NGO FORUM: 4th World Conference, Beijing, Aug. 30 - Spt. 8, 1995: Preparations CEDAW; Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination Against Women, Jan/Febr WORLD SUMMIT FOR SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT, Copenhagen, 6.12 March 1995 NGO FORUM / Summit for Social Development / Copenhagen, 3.12 March 1995 INSTRAW: UN Intern. Research and Training Institute for the Advancement of Women 9 - 10 WOMEN AND INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS: CLEARINGHOUSE VACANCIES / EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES: WHO· World Health Organization II FAO· Food and Agriculture Organization 'I UNESCO. Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization II UN SECRETARIAT /1 NGOs and more 11 - 15 WOMEN AND DEVELOPMENT WOMEN'S LIVES AND EXPERIENCES: The Demographic and Health Surveys - DHS • Statistics on the Educational Status of Women worldwide DAWN: Development Alternatives with Women for a New Era / Barbados WOMEN'S WORLD SUMMIT FOUNDATION, Rural Life Creativity Prize. "75 Percent" ENHANCING WOMEN'S PARTICIPATION IN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT SOLAR COOKERS INTERNATIONAL: Solar Caaking spreads to 50 Countries 16 - 21 WOMEN AND HUMAN RIGHTS HUMAN RIGHTS OF WOMEN: Nat. and International Perspectives by Rebecca Cook HUMAN RIGHTS· MAJOR INTERNATIONAL INSTRUMENTS· by UNESCO SRI LANKA: Second UN Regional Seminar by Centre for Human Rights INTEGRATING WOMEN'S HUMAN RIGHTS inlo UN Human Rights Mechanisms DEMANDING ACCOUNTABILITY: The Global Campaign and Human Rights Tribunal TESTIMONIES of the Global Tribunal on Violations of Women's Human Rights TURKEY:"Stop Illegal Violations of Women's Human Rights" Turkish Woments Appeal 22 - 33 WOMEN AND HEALTH WORLD REPORT ON WOMEN'S HEALTH· An Overview: International Journal of Gynecology & Obstetrics. Special Issue for Int. Conference, Autumn 1994 WOMEN WATCHING - Implementation of ICPO (lnt. Conf. on Population and Dev.) END REPRODUCTIVE TRACT INFECTIONS: Challenging the Silence BIBLIOGRAPHY OF DOCUMENTS by WHO Division of Family Health POPULATION AND REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS: Feminist Perspective from the South POPULATION POLICIES RECONSIDERED: Health, Empowerment and Rights: Review INDIA: The Tragedy of Maternal Deaths, Prof. Ashi R. Sarin, Paliala Ob/Gyn Conf. ABORTION: UK: Campaign for Choice II US: Anti Abortion Violence increasing. RESOURCES. 34 - 39 FEMALE GENITAL AND SEXUAL MUTILATION ETHIOPIA: Notional Commitlee on Traditional Practices Affecting Womens Health EGYPT: lAC PRESIDENT STATEMENT atlCPD : Cairo Populatian Canference /I New Initiatives by Government to prevent FGM STATISTICS ON FGM in Africa: updaled tabulatian by WIN NEWS shows increase RESOLUTION ON FGM by 14th World Congress of Gynecalogy and Obstetrics CANADA: Justice Minister reiects Culture as defense II Memorandum by Attor. Gen. AUSTRALIA: FGM Research Poper by Low Reform Comm. II Report by Attor. Gen. FRAN P. HOSKEN 93. 11\11 N EDITOR 187 GRANT STREET WOMEN'S LEXINGTON, MA 02173 INTERNATIONAL USA TEL 617·862·9431 VOL 21 NO.1 NETWORK WINTER 1995

(continued) 40 • 46 WOMEN AND VIOLENCE CONVENTION OF BHEM DO PARA: Inter American Convention on the Prevention, Punishment and Eradication of Violence against Women: by OAS / elM SEXUAL ASSAULT: Guide to the Criminal Justice System in CANADA INTERNATIONAL JURISTS demand Japan compensate Sex Slaves JAPAN: Sex Trade flourishing VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN and Inlematianal Law II NETHERLANDS: Same Focls 1/ Violence Q hidden Health Burden FRANCE: Turkish Family jailed for murdering daughter IRelAND: Sex Abuse by Catholic Priests USA: The Military's Gender Wars II Family Violence Prevention Fund GERMANY: Raoe in Marriage Legislation postponed 47 • 51 WOMEN AND MEDIA WOMEN'S JOURNALS AND PERIODICALS: Inlernolionol Publications II Feminisl Studies II European Women's Periodicals /1 Asian Magazines 52 • 55 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: AFRICA AND MIDDLE EAST SUB·SAHARAN AFRICA: widely practiced. Siolistics by DHS Program

SUDAN: Bobiker 8adri Scientific Association for Women Studiesj Journal SOUTH AFRICA: Women demand more punishment for abuse KENYA: Task Force for Review of lows relating to Women EGYPT: The StaTuS and Rights of Women 1/ Institute for Women Studies, Beirut 56 • 63 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: ASIA AND PACIFIC ASIA: Action Agenda for Social Development SRI LANKA: Newly elected Woman President appoints Mother Prime Minister JAPAN: Women in Osaka· overview of activities II National Women's Education C1r. CHINA: Women make progress in the Media 1/ The Situation of Chinese Women 1/ New Law crohibils sex-screening of fetuses PAKISTAN: Legal Reform proposed by Prime Minister Benoz;r Bhullo IRAN: The StalUs of Women ill Iran - two views INDIA: Women triumph as State prohibits sale of Alcohol AUSTRALIA: Gender Bias in Australian Low 64 - 67 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: EUROPE EUROPE: Commission Memorandum on equol pay for equal work II The situation of 'Solo-Women' II Democracy without Women is oniy half a Democracy GERMANY: Poverty has a female face DENMARK: Six Women Government Ministers II The Women's Movement IRELAND: Cathoiic Church involved in more sex-scandals II The Women's Movement 68 - 74 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: AMERICAS BRAZIL: The changing Status of Women - on overview COSTA RICA: C::lsa Yemaya -A Womens Cultural Exchange and Education Center UNITED STATES: "Strange Justice. The Selling of Clarence Thomas" by Jane Mayer ona Jill Abramson· Book Review II More Women Federal Judges II CiA rife W:ln Discrimination must pay II Working Women Count! - A Report II Women, EQui:y and Development· a teaching program II Too Few Women on Corporate 30ards 1/ Resources. 75 - 80 INFORMATION OF INTEREST: INTERNATIONAL NOW IT'S THE MEN'S TURN: Change the Masculine Culture. Eva Moberg Sweden CHANGING THE ROLE OF MEN: Proposal for a United Nations Conference WORLD REFUGEE SURVEY 011994 Report ILO Study: Comparable Worth and Gender Discrimination BREAKING BARRIERS - Video· International History of the status of Women WORKING IN THE CASH ECONOMY: Global Slatislics II The Trade in Domeslic SPRING 1994 94. Women's Research Network News

v a L u M E 6 N U M BE R 1

In This Issue

News from the Council News from Washington 1 13 News from News from Member Centers International Centers 4 14 Spotlight Upcoming Events 8 16 Who's in the News Calls for Papers 9 17 News from Op~ortunities for Caucuses and Research Networks 18 10 Selected Publications and Resources 19 WINTER 1995 95. Women's Research Network News

Volume 6 Number 3

Women and the Conference on Republican Congress Women in the Military Spotlight on Kitchen Table Press Girls and Girlhood in Minneapolis Women's Global Film Project NCRWMember Center Survey First South Asian Women's New Grants for Conference Issues Quarterly

Vy; ; My;: Feminism Med Students in Russia for Choice

Youth at Beijing Conference 96.

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CONTENTS 1 Ruth Crocker. The Abortionist: A Woman Against the Law by Rickie Solillger 4Lellers 6 Sandra F. VanBurkleo' A Very Social Time: Crafting Community in AnlebeUum New England by KareJI V. Hansen 7 Judith Niemi· Another Wilderness: New Outdoor Writing by Women ediced by Susan Fox Rogers 8 Priscilla Long' Nature: Poema Old and New by May SWeJI$OfI 9 Leslie Larson· Color Is the Suffering or Ligbt: A Memoir by Melissa GreeJI 10 Deborah Valenze' Transforming Women's Work: New Eug\aDd Uves in the Industrial Revolulioa by Thomas Dublill 11 Deborah Cohen • BatUing Bias: The Struggle for Identity and Community 00 College Campuses by RuJh Sidel 12 Elaine Hedges' A Patchwork or Pieces: An Anthology or Early Quilt Stories, 1845·1940 edired byCue.rra Ray Benberry and Carol Pinney Crobb; QuillStories: A CoUectioo or Short Stories, Poems and P1a11 edired by Cecilia Machesld; Quill Culture: Tracing the PallerD edUd by Cheryl B. Tormey andJIMIy Euley 13 Gina Luria Walker' We're in 'fbi<; War, Too: World War 11 Letters From Ameriam w__ ill UniCOI1II edildbyJIMIy Barrell UJoffand Da;id C. Smilh 15 Jane«e Turner Hospital' Reconfigured Spheres: Feminist Exploratloas orUterary Space edildbyMarg"., R. Higonne/ andJoan Temple/on 16 Phyllis Holman Weisbard· Reviews and their o{tuli[e: los/ ill/he sl4£ks? 18 Lesego Malepe • The Middle Cbildren by Rayda Jacobs 19 Judith Kegan Gardiner' Telling Women's Uves: The New Biograpby by Unda Wagner-Martin; w__ Creating Lives: Identities, Resilience, and Resistaoce edited by Carol E. Franz andAbigailJ. Stewart 20 Minrose Gwin • Two Poems 21 Terri Apter' Femininities, Masculinities, Sexualities: Freud and Beyood byNancy Chodorow 22 Mimi Wesson' The Dog Collar Murders by Barbara Wilson; Blanche 00 !be Lam by Barbara Nuly; The Best Defense by Kale Wilhelm; Track or tbe Cat by Nevada Barr 23 Linda Niemann' The Grass Dancer by Susan Power 24 Lynda Birke • Eve's Rib: Searcbing for the BioJogical Roots or Sex Dirrerences by Robert Pool; Cballenging Racism and Sexism: Allernatives to Genetk: Explanations edited by Ethel Tobach and BellY Rosoff 25 Books Received 97,

February 1995

C;ONTENTS 1 Paula DiPerna' Crossing Ocean Parkway: Readings by an italian American Daughler by Marianna De Marco Torgovnick 4 Lellers 5 Catharine R. Stimpson' The,Power and Passion of M. Carey Thomas by Helen Lefkowitz Horowitz 6 Eunice Liplon • Her Face in Ihe Mirror: Jewish Women on Molhers and Daughters edited by Faye Moskowitz 7 Helen Yglesias. Chrislina Slead: A Biograph)' by Hazel Rowley 9 Marie Shear· Double Life by Linda Wolfe 10 Adelheid Fischer. Deeper Shades of Green: The Rise of IIIl1e-Cullar and Milluril)' Ellvironlllentalism in America by Jim Schwah

11 SUSOlIi Scaring. n'flat librarians rCeld: ji"OI1l hook rfi'ii'Il' to lilnary ,\hdj 12 Jeanette Clausen· Shedding and Lilerall.y Dreaming hy Verena Stefall 13 Leslie Goursc • Wishing on the Muon: The Life ~H1d Times of nillie HnUda,Y by Donald Clarke 15 Ellen Chesler· \Vho P:IYS for Ihe Kids? Gender and the Structures of Conslrnillt by Nallcy Folbre 16 Myra Goldberg' A Walking Fire by lIaicrie Milia

WOMEN'S STUDIES, WOMEN SCIENTISTS

17 Sue Y. Rosser· Tile theories hehind ,Ile practice: l ....he/ljemillistn enters the science classroom 18 IN TilE ANT ('OI,O~\' • a cOln'l'rsmiotl with behavioral ccologist Deborah (Jordon 20 cnUCltd.I.\l'ERIMENTS· The Womell's Review reports on a 1:rollP olinnova/ive programs/or women in sdl'Il{'(' al Rllt/:crsUl/ivcrsity. amI talks with Douglass Project Director Ellen Mappetl, clzemislry major Frieda l.l!wi,\· ami mathematics pro./l'.\'.wr limy CO/It'll 25 Bonnie Spanier. Stereotypes IInder the microscope: the sexism ofmolecular hiology

26 WORLUS IN COI.I.ISION • a cOln'fr,mtion wi,h Betsy McGregor, head ofthe Gender Working Group o/the UN Commission 011 Sd£'lIce and Technology for Development

28 A SPECK INTIIE OCEAN' all illterview with phyloplanklOlogist PellllY Chisholm 29 )?ROM I'IIYSICISTTO IIII\'SICI'\N • all illlcrview with AIDS researcher Judy Liebermall 31 Martha L. Crouch' Like mOlher "sed to make? the politics ofmilk 32 TIIlNK!NG GLOB,UI,Y,ACTISr. tOC,\LLY • a conversation with Martha Crollch 33 Chen); Kramarae and Jana Kramer· Nel gaitl.'i, Net loss('s: women, the /<'W and the !tHcrllet 35 Books Received 98.

CONTENTS . 1 Nan Levinson. Women In Exll< by Malina, Afkluzmj 4 Lelle.. 5 Nancy Mairs· Charlolle Brant': A Passionate Life by Lyndall Gordan 6 Ellen Ross' Amerkan Mom: Motherhood, PaUlk., and lIumble PI< by Mary Kay Blalrely; Motber Joorneys: Feminists Write Aboul Motberlng edited by Maureen T. Reddy. Martha Roth and Amy Sheldon 7 Sheila Bienenfeld. Subversive Dialogues: Theory in Feminist Therapy by Laura S. Brown,' Women in Context: Toward a Feminist Reconstruction ofPsychotherapy ediled by Marsha Pravder Mirkin 10 Shelley P. Haley' Teacbingto Transgress: Educalion as the Praclice of Freedom and Outlaw Culture: Reshllng Represontalions by bell hooks 11 Ellen Cronan Rose· Under My Skin: Volume One of My Autobiography, to 1949 by Doris Lessing 13 Lila Abu-Lughod • Feminists, Islam, and Nalion: Gender and the Making of Modern Egypl by Margot Badron; The Women's Awakening in Egypt: Culture, Society, and the Press by Beth Baron; Women in the Middle East: Image and Reality MERlP Pamphlet Series 14 Gillian Gill- Conceived with Malice: Literature as Revenge in the Lives and Works of Virginia and Leonard Woolf, D.II. Lawrence, Djuna Barnes, and Henry Miller by UJuise DeSalvo 16 Sonia Jaffe Robbins· Aulobiography of a Face by Lucy Greoly 17 Ninotchka Rosea • Palpong Sislers by Cleo Odzer 18 Karen Rosenberg' "They couldn't take our thoughts".' a conversation with Ceija Stojka 20 Joanne M, Braxton and Julia K, Bra7.elton • SchoolGirls by Peggy Orenstein,' Failing at Fairness: How America's Schools Cheal Girls by Myra and David SadJrer 22 Angelika Bammer • Concerl by Else Lasker-SchUler 23 Ann Wilhom • Nalalie on Che Sireet by Ann Nietzke; The Color of Welfare: How Racism Undermined the War on Poverly by Jill Quadagno. 24 Emily Tolh • Patsy: The Life and Times of Palsy Cline by Margaret Jones; Dolly: My Life and Olher Uormlsbed Business by Dolly Parton. 25 Emily Bass • Women Lawyers: Rewriting We Rules by Mona lJarrington 26 Sara Roy' A Voice of Reason: Hanan Ashrawi and Peace in Ihe Middle F...ast by Barbara Victor 27 Stephanie Slowinski· Two Poems 28 Serinity Young' Lives of Ihe Nuns: niographies of Chinese BuddhLsI Nuns from Che Fourth Co Slxlh Centuries by Kathryn Ann Tsai,' Women Under the Do Tree: BuddhLst Nuns In Sri Lanka by Tessa Bartholomeusz,' Passionale Enlightenment: Women in Tantric Buddhism by Miranda Shaw; Meeting tbe Great Bliss Queen: Buddhists, Feminists and the Art of the Self by Anne Carolyn Klein 29 Carole M, Counihan' A Hunger So Wide and So Deep: American Women Speak Out on Eating Problems by Becky W. Thompson • 31 Books Received 99. WOMEN'S RIGHTS LAW REPORTER

Volume 15, Numbers 2&3 CONTENTS Winter/Spring 1993-94

ARTICLES: The Transmission of HIV Through Donor Semen Cheryl L. Meyer ,...... 115

The Invisible Woman Terri D. Keville...... 123

Feminist Methodology Jeanne-Marie Bates...... 143

NOTE: Sexual Harassment by a Public Official George Likourezos...... 159

New Jersey's Bryant Amendment Robert D. Bomersbach...... 169 100. WOMEN'S STUDIES An Interdisciplinary Journal

Volume 24 Numbers 1-2 (1994)

Special Issue: Gender, Literature and the English Revolution Guest Editor, SHARON ACHINSTEIN

Introduction: Gender, Literature, and the English Revolution SHARON ACHINSTEIN Feminizing Vision: Andrew Marvell and Female Prophecy 15 RACHEL TRUBOWITZ Sodomy and Female Authority: The Castlehaven Scandal and Eleanor Davies's The Restitution ofProphecy (1651) 31 TERESA FEROL! Women's Preaching, Absolute Property, and the Cruel Sufferings (For the Truths sake) ofKatharine Evans {:f Sarah Chevers 51 ROSEMARY KEGL "Profuse, proud Cleopatra": "Barbarism" and Female Rule in Early Modern English Republicanism 85 MARY NYQUIST Women on Top in the Pamphlet Literature of the English Revolution 131 SHARON ACHINSTEIN Foreign Currencies: John Collop and the "Ugly Beauty" Tradition 165 HEATHER DUBROW Notes on Contributors 189 WOMEN'S STUDIES 101. An Interdisciplinary Journal

Volume 24 Number 3 (1994)

Special Issue: Issues in Medieval and Renaissance Scholarship

Neither "Clere Laude" Nor "Sklaundre": Chaucer's Translation ofCriseyde 191 ROBERTA MILLIKEN Sexual Violence and the Female Reader: Symbolic "Rape" in the Saints' Lives of the Katherine Group 205 CATHERINE INNES·PARKER "Slippery Wives" and Other Missing Persons: Disappearing Acts in The Winter's Tale 219 ELIZABETH MAZZOLA Feminine Rhetoric and the Epistolary Tradition: The Boniface Correspondence 229 D. PATRICIA WALLACE Undoing the "Tyrranous Advantage": Renaissance Rhetoric and the Subduing of Female Power 247 SHIRLEY SHARON·ZISSER Book Reviews 273 CONSTANCE JORDAN ROSANN SIMEROTH PAMELA H. SMITH MARGUERITE A. TASSI Notes on Contributors 291 Recent Publications 102. Women's Studies in Communication Volume 17, Number 1 Spring 1994 Roseann M. Mandziuk, Editor

Analyzing the Pure Case: Women's Narratives of Academic Life 1 Kale Hawkins Wichita State University

Aspasia of Miletus: How One Woman Disappeared From the History of Rhetoric 26 A. Cheree Carlson Arizona State University

From Doctors to Lawyers to Wives and Mothers: Enacting "Feminine Style" and Changing Abortion Rights Arguments 45 Michele M. Zurakowski College ofSt. Catherine

Towards a Re·delinilion of Femininity fn Japanese Women's Speech 69 Maki Hubbard Smith College Women's Studies Quarterly 103.

Volume XXII Numbers 1& 2 Spring/Summer 1994

Colleagues, Friends, Lovers, and Other Relations 65 Fido. Cal. and the Rat: Correspondence between Bryher. H.D.. and Dorothy Richardson. Christine K. Thompson

7i Some of OUf Best Friends Are Colleagues. Elaine I\.. Gill.lberg and judith G. Stilzel 88 Images of Soaring,janft Tripp 92 The \Vild Woman Teachings of Esther and ~Iidge, Dione Ray

History 104 "Inquiring after the Schoolmarm": Problems of Historical Research on \\'omen Teachers. .\0110' Hoffmall 119 "Dear Comrade": Marian WharlOll of The People's College. Fon Scotl, Kansas. 19H-1917.julia .1/. AI/fll I:H Fram BrickbalS arid Roses (Lucy Diggs Siowe. 1883-1937). inlroduced b.\' Karen A..nderson

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FEMINIST TEACHERS

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Teachers on Students 6 ~Ientoring Lessons. Shirley Xe/soll Gamer 1-1 Women \Vriting in School: hiding voice, Patricia Brewer Doher(., 26 .\ffective Teaching for Our Lives: Singing in the Feminist Theory Classroom. .\larjorie Pryse 35 Female Faculty: Realities and Representations. .Yallt,Y Porler

Students on Teachers -12 The Purple Goddess: :\. Memoir, Toni JtcNarcm 31 Travelin' Shoes (for June Jordan), Ruth Forman 54 A Split Tree Still Grows. RUlh Forman 57 I didn't know (for Florence Howe), Ellen Bass 58 The Teacher Is the Learner. Ellen Bass 61 ~Iiss Anthonv. Flom,ce HOWf 6:1 ~fother of Language Ifor Sharon Olds). Becca Vaupolit 104. 3 Editorial >-. 7 About Pat King, Eva S. Moseley .. WOMEN'S STUDIES: A WORLD VIEW -~ j «l 42 \Vornen's Studies and the Women's Movement in India: An := ~ Ovendew, Vina Mazumdar rJj " ~ 55 Women's Studies in New Zealand: A National Report,Jane Ritchie -tfJ Z" "e: .... 73 Japanese Women's Studies, KazUJIO Watanabe ~ ~ 89 Women's Studies in : Keeping the Feminist Spirit Alive, Gloria Bonder "S e .s 1980s ~ ~ 103 Women's Studies at the University ofthe West Indies: A Decade ofFeminist Education? Rhoda E. Reddoch 116 The Interface ofFeminism and Women's Studies in Israel. J.\1arilyn P. Safir,]essica Nevo, and Barbaro Swirski 132 Women's Studies in Taiwan, 1985-1992, Hsieh Hsiao·chin 146 Women's Studies in Costa Rica: Challenging the Past, Building the Future, Mirta Gonzalez-Suarez. and Laura Guzmtin 1990s 157 Women's Studies in Russia: Prospects for a Feminist Agenda, Anastasia Posadskaya 171 Women's Studies in Poland: Problems and Perspectives, Elzbiela Oleksy 180 The Development ofWomen's Studies in Kenya, Ciarunji Chesaitul 197 Studying Lithuanian Women, Karla Gruodis Women's Studies in Europe and the United States-From a Multicultural Perspective 209 Introduction: A NOl\lSY Tale, Rosi Braidotti, Esther Captain, and Christine Rammrath 215 Multicultural Women's Studies in the United States, Mariam K. Chamberlain 226 Out ofthe Margins and across the Borders: What Can We Learn from the United States in Building European Women's Studies? Alison E. Woodward 232 Making and Breaking Ethnic Boundaries: Women's Studies. Di· versity, and Racism, Phiwmetla Essed 250 Reflections on Old and :-;ew Wars of"athering": A Response to Philomena Essed, Maaike Meijer Women's Studies: A Look to the Future in the United States and Worldwide 256 The Future ofWomen's Studies: A Ford Foundation Workshop Report, Ed Hattml

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