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The Un versity o f W scons n System Feminist Periodicals

A current listing of contents

WOMEN'S STUDIES

Volume 21, Number 3, Fall 2001 Published by Phyllis HolmanWeisbard LIBRARIAN Women's Studies Librarian Feminist Periodicals A current listing ofcontents

Volume 21, Number 3 Fall 2001

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

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

1. Year of first pUblication. 2. Frequency of publication. 3. U.S. subscription price(s). 4. Subscription address. 5. Current editor. 6. Editorial address (if different from SUbscription address). 7. International Standard Serials Number (ISSN). 8. OCLC, Inc. Control Number. 9. Locations where the journal is held in the UW System. 10. Publications in which the journal is indexed. 11. Fulltext products in which publication appears or vendor intermediaries who make the full text available. 12. Subject focuslstatement of purpose of the journal.

Please note that in the actual text, only the numbers 1 to 12 are used to identify the different categories of information.

Our goal is to have represented in FP all English-language feminist periodicals with a substantial national or regional readership, with an emphasis on scholarly journals and small press offerings. We do not include pUblications which, though feminist in philosophy, do not focus solely on women's issues. Nor, with few exceptions, do we include newsstand magazines. We are also forced to omit periodicals which lack a complete table of contents. We encourage feminist seriais to build a full table of contents into their regular format to facilitate the indexing feminist literature sorely needs. Interested readers will find morecomplete information on feminist periodicals in DWM:A DirectoryofWomen's Media published by the National Council for Research on Women (530 Broadway at Spring Street, , NY 10012); and in Women's Periodicals and Newspapers: A Union List of the Holdings of Madison Area Libraries, edited by James P. Danky, compiled by Maureen E. Hady, Barry Christopher, and Neill E. Strache (Boston: G.K. Hall, 1982).

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

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Feminist Periodicals (ISSN 0742-7433) is published quarterly by Phyllis Holman Weisbard, UW­ System Women's Studies Librarian, 430 Memorial Library, 728 State Street, Madison, WI 53706. Phone (608) 263-5754. Email: [email protected]. Website: http://www.library.wisc.edu/ IibrarieslWomensStudiesl Compilers: Ingrid Markhardt, JoAnne Lehman. Graphics: Daniel Joe. Publications ofthe Office of the UW-Syslem Women's Studies Librarian are available free of charge to UW Women's Studies Offices, UW Campus Women's Centers, and UW Libraries. SUbscriptions rates: Wisconsin subscriptions: $8.25 (indiv. affiliated with the UW System), $15 (organizations affiliated with the UW System), $16 (indiv. or non-profit women's programs), $22.50 (libraries or other organizations). Oul-of-state subscriptions: $30 (indiv. & women's programs), $55 (ins!.). This fee covers most pUblications ofthe Office, including Feminist Collections, Feminist Periodicals, and New Books on Women & Feminism. Wisconsin subscriber amounts include slale tax (except UW organizations amounl). Subscribers outside the U.S., please add poslage ($13 - surface, Canada; $15 - surface, elsewhere; $25.00 - air, Canada; $55 - air, elsewhere).

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AWlS 12. "The African Journal of Reproductive Health is a multi­ 1. 1971. disciplinary and international journal that publishes 2. 4lyear. original research, comprehensive review articles, short 3. $24 (member), ($60 non-member). Membership: reports, and commentaries on reproductive health In $15-60 ($24 allocated to sUbscription). . The Journal strives to provide a forum for 4. AWlS, 1200 New York Ave., N.W., Suite 650, African authors, as well as others working in Africa, to Washington, DC 20005. [email: [email protected]] share findings on all aspects of reproductive health, 5. Susan L. Ganter. and to disseminate innovative, relevant, and useful 7. ISSN 0160·256X information on reproductive heaUh throughout the 8. OCLC 23747329. continent." 9. Madison. 12. "AWlS promotes opportunities for women to enter AGENDA: EMPOWERING WOMEN FOR GENDER EQUITY the sciences and achieve their career goals." 1. 1987. 2, 4/year. AFFILIA: JOURNAL OF WOMEN AND SOCIAL WORK 3. 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OCLC 12747640. and sexual and affectional preference as well." 9. Madison. 10. ERIC, available on microfilm from Bell & Howell AFRICAN JOURNAL OF REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH Information and Learning, Ann Arbor, MI, 1. 1997. 11. Contemporary Women's Issues, ProQuest. 2. 3/year. 12. The Ahfad Journal's aim is "to publish scientific 3. Nigeria: N1500; Africa: $50 (indiv.), $55 (insl.); research in women's development issues in Sudan elsewhere: $65 (indiv.), $105 (Insl.). Single copies: and other African countries," Nigeria: N500; elsewhere: $35. 4. Editorial Office, African Journal of Reproductive ARISE: A WOMEN'S DEVELOPMENTAL MAGAZINE Health, No.4 Alofoje Ave., Off Uwasota St./ P.O. PUBLISHED BY ACFODE Box 10231, Benin City, Ubowo, Edo State, Nigeria. 1. 1990. (email: [email protected] or 2. 4/year. [email protected]] (websile: 3. $30. Ug. Shs. 15,000. http://www.hsph.harvard.edu.ajrh or 4, Action for Development, P,O. Box 16729, Wandegeya, http://www.wharc.freehosting.net) Kampala, Uganda. 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The 1. 1988. journal will provide a forum for debate in human 2. 3lyear (electronic journal). geography and related disciplines on these themes. 3. No subscription fee. By drawing together these contributions, the journal 4. Full access granted at http://www.genders.org will highlight the relevance of geographical research 5. Ann Kibbey. to feminism and women's studies." 6. 226 UCB, Univ. of Colorado, Boulder, Boulder, CO 80309. [email (correspondenceonly):[email protected]) GENDER, WORK AND ORGANIZATION 7. ISSN 0894-9832. 1. 1994. 8. OCLC 16388863. 2. 4lyear. 9. Back Issues only (hard copy): Madison. 3. North America: $41 (Indlv), $419(lnsl.) $75 (ASA, 10. Art, film, history, humanities, language, and women's BAM, ISA, ESA members); Elsewhere: £25 (indiv.·· studies Indexes. home addresses only) £291 (Insl.), £42 (ASA, BAM, 11. GenderWalch. lSA, ESA members). Canada: add 7% GST. 12. Genders publishes nessays aboul gender and sexuality 4. 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Political, economic, historical and HECATE'S AUSTRALIAN WOMEN'S BOOK REVIEW sociological perspectives are combined with legal 1. 1989. ones to present a realistic portrait of women's legal 2. 2/year (electronic issues). status.n 3. Hecate's Australian Women's Book Review is attached to Hecate and appears at the same time.. HEALTH CARE FOR WOMEN INTERNATIONAL 4. (website: http://YNt'W.uq.edu.au/-encferrior 1. 1979. hUp:llwww.emsah.uq.edu.au!awsror 2. 8/year. http://english.uq.edu.au/awsr/main. html) 3. Print & online editions: U.S.: $143, U,K.: £87 (indiv.­ 5. Carole Ferrier, Susan Carson, Shirley Tucker. -home addresses only); U.S.:$431, U.K.: £261 6. Hecate, P.O. Box 6099, St. Lucia, Brisbane, (inst.). For details on membership in the Queensland, Australia 4067. (email: International Council on Women's Health Issues [email protected]] contact Sharon Wilkerson, Secretary, 1337 Johnson 7. ISSN 1033-9434. Hall of Nursing, West Layfayetle, IN 47907-1337. 8. OCLC 24488443 4. U.S., Canada, &Mexico: Taylor &Francis, 325 9. Madison. Chestnut St., 8th Floor, Philadelphia, PA 19106; 10. AUSLlT; Alternative Press Index. India: Universal Sub. Agency, Pvt., ltd.. 101-102 12. "AWBR is the only Australian review of women's Community Ctr., Malviya Nagar Extn .. Post Bag No. books. [It) reviews current writing by women, mainly in 8, Saket, New Delhi; Japan: Kinokuniya Co., ltd., Australia: fiction, poetry, history, health, sexuality, Journal Dept., P.O. Box 55, Chilose, Tokyo 156, social and cultural issues, children's and adolescent Japan; U.K. & all others: Taylor & Francis ltd., fiction. AWBR aims to provide women throughout Rankine Rd., Basing stoke, Hampshire RG24 OPR Australia, urban and rural, outside and within the : [email: [email protected] universities, with current information on small·press {website: hltp:llwww.taylorandfrancis.com] publications and books which are often seen as of only 5. Dr. Phyllis Noerager Stern. academic or special interest. 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Foreign: add $10. news, includes book reviews, carries interviews, (Includes 2 issues of ~ and 1 online issue of inclUdes lots of photos, and boasts a full-color cover Hecate's Australian Women's Book Review. See and lively design." below) 4. P.O. Box 6099, St. Lucia, Brisbane, Queensland HIKANE: THE CAPABLE WOMON: DISABLED WIMMIN'S 4067, Australia. [email: MAGAZINE FOR AND OUR WIMMIN ALLIES [email protected]) [website: (Publication temporarily suspended,) hItp:llwww.uq.edu.au/-encferril 1. 1989. 5. Carole Ferrier. 2. Irregular. 7. ISSN 0311-4198. 3. For women only. Sliding scale, or $14 suggested 8. OCLC 2530248. donation (indiv.), $18 suggested donation (groups), 9. Madison; Oshkosh. $24/4 issues (insl.). xiv

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9. Madison. ISIS·WICCE (Women's International Cross-Cultural 10. Directory of Women's Media; Women Studies Exchange) Abstracts; Women's Studies Index. 1. 1998 (Impact); 1984 (Women's World). 11. Contemporary Women's Issues, GenderWatch. 2. 1/year (Impact); 2/year (Women's World - also 12. "Iris is a fUlly inclusive journal: we aim to provide available in French). information to women about issues which affect 3. Global south (Africa, Asia, Latin America, East Europe them, across race, class and sexual preference. and former Soviet Republics): USS10 (indiv.), US$25 We try to print Information the mass media ignores, (inst.); global north (North America, Europe, Australia, and succeed in raising the political awareness of our New Zealand, Japan): US$20 (indiv.), US$40 (in st.). subscribers." (Subscription includes Communique, Impact and Women's World.) IRISH JOURNAL OF FEMINIST STUDIES 4. ISIS-WICCE, P.O. Box 4934, Kampala, U9anda, East 1. 1996. Africa. 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Canadian Periodical Index; Canadian Women's resource lists are also included," Periodical Index (CRIAW, Faculty of Extension, University of Alberta); MLA International THE TRIBUNE Bibliography Women's Resources International. 1. 1976. 12. "A bilingual (French, English) periodical, Tessera 2. 4/year. was begun to publish the theoretical and 3. North America: $12; Europe, Australia, New Zealand, experimental writing of Quebeyoise and English· Japan: $16; free to Africa, Asia, the Pacific, latin Canadian feminists in the form of creative and America, the Caribbean and the Middle East. Single critical texts that cross genre boundaries." copies: $3. 4. IWTC, 777 United Nations Plaza, New York, NY 13TH MOON' A FEMINIST LITERARY MAGAZINE 10017. [email: [email protected] or [email protected]] 1, 1973. [website: hllp:/lwww.womenlnk.org] 2. 1/year. 5. Anne S. Walker. 3. $10 (indiv.), $20 (insl.). 7. ISSN 0738-9779, 4. 131h Moon, English Dept., SUNY-Albany, Albany, 8. OCLC 8339405. NY 12222. 11. 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VOLUME 5 NUMBER 3 DECEMBER 2001

EDITORIAL Genc1ered Socialisation: A Negtected Issue in Adolescent Sewal and Reprodm-tive Health in Africa 7 FriJ'!i Oktmofl/(J Adolescent Reproductive Health in Africa: A Problem or a Priority? II Kim Dkk1on-Ttllth

ORIGINAL ARTICLES Gender and Decision·Making Over Condom Use in T",u Districts in Uganda . 15 A"" KimaJ Blallt and Bmt lPo!Jl 1be Role of MCH and Family Planning Services in HIVISTD Control: Is Integration the Anw,-er? 29 Lolluio"(1 LJJJh, GiH Wah, John Cltlo"d lind SU$a""l1h M'!IhIJll Risk Factors Associated with Maternal Deaths in Health Units in Uganda _ '. 47 Antho'!1 KMbo'!]t Risk Factors for Syphilis Among HIV-l Infected Pregnant \'«>men in Dar Es Salaanl, Tanzama . 54 IY/il/y K UraJ.!t1, Saidi H Kopiga, Gtrnan/ 1Mso11Ja1/§1. Grt((Jjfn An/timan, }w!J Colty a"d Wnfait W Fall-t!' Behavioural Effects of Infant lind Child Mortality on Fertility in Kenya _. 63 MtmlngPTU ](imam

Population Mobility and Multi-Partner Sex in Botswana: Implications for the Spread of HIVI AIDS n' 73 1Vmj>t Rtma/d HOPt Vaginal Discharge: A Percieved Side Effect and Minor Reason for Discontinuation in Honnonal Injectable Users in South Afrka _ . 84 MagJ E DtksinJkaand Htfm V]vtJ Norplant® Expansion in Krnya . 89 Jamt E5!?!Jbtth Bradlg, Jrmph DJrytr, Konn Jill Lnin Gestationai Health and Predictors of N",whom \'f/eight Amon?,st Pregnant Women in Rural MalaVli . .. 99 Tlja KJJ/ma/o, Mtnmat1n'a Vaahltra, MacDonald Ndtkha, Anna-Mafia Knitiifo, TitJloflzy Cu!finan, MllTja-Luna SaDl1 and PtrAJhorn Adolescent Reproductive Health Practices in Nigeria 109 Of,ohA/ubo

\VHO PAPERS ON ADOLESCENTS Experience of Sexual Coercion among A

BOOK REVIEW _ . 213

ANNOUNCEME~TS , . 214

INFORMATIONflORAUTHORS ,' .. 217 Asian Journal of Women's Studies 2 Volume 7 No.4, 2001

ARTICLES: LEE Jae Kyung and PARK Hye-Gyong, Marital Conflicts and Women's Identities in the Contemporary Korean Family 7 Sabiha HUSSAIN, Do Women really Have a Voice?: Reproductive Behavior and Practices of Two Religious Communities 29 Chineze J. ONYEJEKWE, Micro-finance and Economic Empowerment: Women's Cooperatives in Nigeria 70

RESEARCH NOTE: Geetanjali Singh CHANDA with Norman G. OWEN, Tainted Goods?: Western Feminism and the Asian Experience 90

REPORT: KIM Hyun Mee and KANG Sun-Mi, Achievements and Challenges of an Asian Women's Studies Project 106

BOOK REVIEWS: Laura Hyun Yi KANG, Breaking the Silence: Violence against Women in Asia, eds. Fanny M. Cheung, Malavika Karlekar, Aurora De Dios, Juree Vicht-Vadakan, and and Lourdes R. Quisimbing, : Equal Opportunities Commission (1999) 122 Donna STEWART, In Search of blamic Feminism: One Woman's Global !ollmry, Elizabeth Warnock Fernea, New York: Doubleday (1998) 132

ABOUT THE CONTRIBUTORS 137 3

Asian Women A Biannual Journal

Winter 2001 Vol. 13

Editorial iii

Special Theme - sexual Trafficking

Prostitution of Sexuality: Katllleen Barry A Cause for New International Human Rights

From rhetoric to curiosity: Liz Kelly 2J Urgent Question from the UK about Responses to Trafficking in Women Feminist Initiatives in Legislation

Issues in International Sexual Trafficking in Women Sarla Sllanl1a 37

Gender, Power, and HIV Risk? Oloi, Elm flll1g 61

Viewpoint

Sexual Exploitation in the Context Siripom Skrobal1ek 75

Research Paper

Parents' divorce and their duty to support the Lee, lMJa Sook 85 expense of bringing up their child AUSTRALIAN FEMINIST STUDIES 4

Volwne 16 Nwnber 36 November 2001

EdItorial 269

Guest Editor; Fiona Paisley Theme: New Comparison.s/International Worlds

Introduction Fiona Paisky 271

Engendering the Invisible Empire: Imperialism, Feminism, and US Women's History DolcrtJ E. Janiwski 279

Empire, 'the Civilising Mission' and Indigenous Christian Women in Colonial Victoria Patricia GrimJIulw and Elizabtlh NtisM 295

The Australian Student Christian Movement and Women's Activism in the Asia-Pacific Region, J890s-1920s Rmau HoWl 311

'For the' China of the Future': Western Feminists, Colonisation and International Citizenship in China in the Inter-war Years Sarah Paddk 325

Betwixt and Between: Individual Narratives of British Emigration to South Africa Emma Grtt7lUXJOd 343

Conference Comm.entary New Comparisons, International Worlds: Transnational and Comparative Perspectives 10J1 1)trell 355

Review Article Women's Citizenship Di Zetlin 363

Reviews PandikJ Ramahai Through H" Own Words: Sel«ttd Works (Meera Kosambi (comp., ed. and trans.)) Margaret Allen 367

A Woman of Vuion. A lifi ofManon Phillips, MP (Marian Goronwy-Roberts) Pat Corhetl 368

RetrUving Exptrinue: Subjectivity and Recognition in Feminist Politics (Sonia Kruks) Mary Walsh 369

Ftminisl OmseqtU1lcu: Tluory fir tJu Ntw Ctntury (Elisabeth Bronfen and Misha Kavka (eds)) Jwtint Il'!Yd 371

F,,,,,h Feminism RtMtr (Kelly Olive, (ed.)) Eli

Global Nature, Global CulJure (Sarah Franklin, Celia Lury andJackie Slacey) Morgan Ri

Carnal AppttiltJ: Foodstxid",tiiUs (Elspeth P,obyn) Dtborah LuPWR 376

Ik4ling: Womm in tJu Drug &onomy (Barbara Denton) Heath" Brook 377

Noticeboard 379

Boob Received 381

Notes on Contributors 383 POETRY Terry Blackhawk 6 What me Sfory Weatles the Spinner Tells Susan Elbe 8 Praclicing Etemil)' Mary Azrael to Amanom)' Jeanne Lohmann 23 IllSfTUcrions for Moving 5 Christina Hutchins 24 The Red Boat Dianne Williams Stepp 26 Fogarty Creek Wendy Simpson 27 There Are TUio Lives 28 Learning to Read Eileen Hennessy 49 United Stales Poem Number 13 Pramila Venkateswaran 50 Exile Donna J. Gelagotis Lee 52 In My MOlher-in-Law's Kitchen Jacqueline Lyons 63 The Miner's \Vife 64 The Dyer's Wife Beth Bret! 67 Nothing but the Weather Mischelle Booher 68 Mom Stood on Her Head in the Dining Room Judith McCombs 69 Stories \Vairing to Happen Jennifer Richter 77 Etrel)'where the Earth Is Opening 78 Madonna del Parto: Our Lad'} of Birch-Giving 79 The Ninth Month Feels like Dusk Andrea Potos 80 Birthnighl Lori Jakiela 95 The Regulars 96 CaulOlic Charities Home for Unwed Mothers Stephanie Dickinson 98 DifCh Lilies Barbara Sanders 100 Srrong Onion Lullaby louAnn Shepard Muhm 102 \Vaitress Leilani Wright 104 Hard Times like This Kathy Douglas 110 Nigh,cop Anne Spollen III To Bertha Dorsett-Rochester Wendell Hawken 112 Peeling Potatoes, a Damp Clom Settles like a Mood Kathleen Flenniken 114 Forty

PROSE Enid Baron 12 The Archangel Laura S. Distelheim 29 On Rum/e, Who Shouldn't Slip Right By G. Davies Jandrey 54 A Swdy in Newton's First Law of Motion Mimi Schwartz 72 A Night for Haroset Charlotte Warten 81 Hands Up for Silence Samantha Allen Storey 106 Boots ART Carnie Davis 33 A Morning's Feat 34 Nigh'Shift 35 Lucky Come Greyhound Donna Dodson 36 Jealousy Lyn Gam 37 Devil 1 Kathleen Gerard 38 Dawn, Taonnin(l 39 Pensione Neri Before Lunch, Lipari Marcy B. Freedman 40 Pieces Jill p, Stutzman 41 Dress I Beryl Shaw 42 \Voman in a Hood VOLUME 20 NUMBER 2 43 The Drawing Session M. J. Anderson 44 Controcanto Winter 2001/2002 45 Many Voices 46 Redemption 47 AI Massimo Caroline E. Brown 48 Passing Time

REVIEWS Kathleen A. Kelly 115 Tell Me by Kim Addonizio Alice Ann Eberman 116 Ruining lhe Picture by Pimone Triplett Camille-Yvette Welsch 117 Bad Judgment by Cathleen Calbert 118 How I Got LoS! so Close to Home by Amy Dryansky Gail Tremblay 120 No Parole Today by Laura Tohe Alicia Conroy 122 Mother to Mo/her by Sindiwe Magana Christine Cock 123 Ecology ofa Cracker Childhood by Janisse Ray Jenn McKee 124 Sleeping with One Eye Open: \Varnen Wri£ers and the Art of Survival edited by Marilyn KalIet and Judith Ortiz Cofer 126 Lil~ng on the Margins: \Vomen \'(fn'urs on Breast Cancer edited by Hilda Rat Bettina Hrim 127 The Lesbian Family Life Cycle by Suzanne Slater

IN MEMORIAM 130 Lois Elaine Cranston 132 Barbara]. Rohde

CONTRIBUTORS' NOTES 139 6 Camera Obscura 43 2000

Feminism, Culture, and Media Studies

Cinematic Exile: Performing th-e Foreign Body on Screen in Roman Polanski's The Tenant· 1 Katarzyna Marciniak

Quality versus Relevance: Feminism, Race, and the Politics ofthe Sign in 1970STelevision . 45 Kirsten Marthe Lentz

"The Ineffaceable Curse ofCain": Racial Marking and Embodiment in Pinky . 95 Elspeth kydd

Missing Persons and Bodies ofEvidence . 123 Ann Chisholm

Bahram Bayzai's Maybe . .. Some Other Time: The un-Present-able Iran· 163 Negar Mottahedeh

Books Received . '92 7 Camera Obscura 45 2001

Feminism, Culture, and Media Studies

MarthaWilson: NotTaking Itat Face Value . I JayneWark

"Wish We Didn'tHave to Meet Secretly?": Negotiating Contemporary Space in the Lesbian-Bar Documentary . 35 Kelly Hankin

Pressure Points: , Screen Adaptation, and tbe Management ofRacism in the Case-History Genre . 71 Andrea Slane

The Body ofVoyeurism: Mapping a Discourse ofthe Senses in Michael Powell's Peeping Tom . 115 Elena del Rio

Holiness Codes and Holy Homosexuals: Interpreting Gay and Lesbian Christian Subculture . 151 Heather Hendershot

Erasure: Alienation, Paranoia, and the Loss of Memory in The X-Files· '95 Christy L. Burns

Black and White: Mercedes de Acosta's Glorious Enthusiasms . 227 Patricia White

Books Received . 266

Volume Index· 269 Camera Obscura 46 2001 8 Feminism, Culture, and Media Studies

Special Issue: Marginality and AIterity in New European Cinemas, Part 2 Edited by Randall Halle and Sharon Willis

The Name above the (Sub)Title: Internationalism, Coproduction. and Polyglot European Art Cinema 1 Mark Betz

History Is Not a Matter ofGenerations: Interview with Harun Farocki . 47 Randall Halle

Hip-Hop Cinema in Fr~nce . 77 Dominique Bluher

Rape and War, Gender and Nation, Victims and Victimizers: Helke Sander's BeFreierulld Befreite . 99 Richard W. McCormick

A Multicultural Conversation: LaHaine, Rai: and Menace IISociety . 143 Erin Schroeder

Books Received . 180 Camera Obscura 47 2001 9 Feminism, Culture, and Media Studies

A Taste for Shrinking: Movie Miniatures and the Unreal City. 1 Sarah L. Higley

Dolls in Fragments: Daisies as FeministAllegory . 37 Bliss Cua Lim

Kitchen Technologies: Promises and Alibis, 1944- 1966 . 79 Laura Scott Holliday

A Pygmalion Tale Retold: Remaking La Femme Nihila . 133 laura Grindstaff

Jealous Schoolgirls, Single White Females, and Other Bad Examples: Rethinking Gender and Envy 177 Sianne Ngai

Books Received . 230 Camera Obscura 48 2001 10 Feminism, Culture, and Media Studies

Special Issue: Early Women Stars Edited by Jennifer M. Bean and Diane Negra

Introduction: Female Stardom and Early Film History. I Diane Negra

Technologies ofEarly Stardom and the Extraordinary Body . 9 Jennifer M. Bean

Screening Musidora: Inscribing Indeterminacy in Film History . 59 Vicki Callahan

Greta Garbo and Silent Cinema: The Actress As Art Deco Icon . 83 Lucy Fischer

History in Miniature: Colleen Moore's DoHhouse and Historical Recollection . 113 Amelie Hastie

Immigrant Stardom in Imperial America: Pola Negri and the Problem ofTypology 159 Diane Negra

Oh, "DoH Divine"; Mary.Pickford, Masquerade, and the Pedophilic Gaze . 197 Gaylyn Sludla,

AnAmorous History ofthe Silver Screen: The Actress As Vernacular Embodiment in Early Chinese Film Culture . 229 . ~-- ,- Zhang Zhan

Books Received . 262

Volume Index . 264 11

Summer/Fall 2001 Volume 21, Number 2 Women and HIVI AIDS

Editorial by Amy AnJrtws, fum lArkin, Claudia Mitfhtl( Rtltbohilt Mo/tlsanl, £llhu Tharllo 3

Framing the Issues Stacked Against Us: HIV/AIDS Statistics and Women by Char/offt Loppit andjatqutlint Gahagan 6 Grandmothers Called Out of Retirement: The Challenges for African Women f~ Facing AIDS Today by Njoki N. WAntanJ &/na KJtVUmil 10 Lc VIH/sida au (iminin: Impact du diagn~ticde siropositiyiri sur Ie! conditions de vie des femmes hCtcroscxudles du Quebec par Marit·Cllint Fortin 20 HIV/NOS and Aboriginal Women in Canada by SUlan]udith Ship anJlaurA Norton 25 le gros lot par uurttu LlIIJ 33 Gender. Youth. and HIV Risk by Niklti Kumar. fum lArkin and ClAudia Milch,/l 35 Sex Trade Workers in Halifax, Nova Scotia: What AIe Their Risks of HIV at Work and at Home? by LoisJackson with Carolyn Bnmttt, D~uola Ryan and Barbara Sowinslti 44 Reflexions melees sur la sante. I'l~cac.les femmes: au temps du sida par Cathtrint MauriltaltiJ 49 Crealing a Better life: A Brief Report on a Support Program for Women at Risk for Drug Related Harm by Carol Robats, Sharon o. Bur/tt, Ron Shor~ and Pmny1.4ualky 53

Health Promotion and Education Changing che Picture: Yomh. Gender and lIIV/AiDS Prevention Campaigns in South Africa by Cl4udia Mi/(htll andAnn Smith 56 Treatment Issues for Women by Vied Tallis 63 Bridging the Gap: Integrating HIV Prevention into Sexual and Reproductive Health Promotion by Erin Conn~1l 68 Black Women and HIV/AlDS: Contextualiung their Realities.their Silence. and Proposing Solutions by Estha Tharao and Notisha MllJIa'luoi 72 Missing links: Women. Mental Health, and the Need for a New Model of HIV Prevention ,and Sexual Health Promotion by Amy Anduws 82 Missing the Message: HIV/AiDS Interventions and Learners in South Afriom Schools by Rohtrt MO"tU, Ef4int Unttrha/ttr. Rtubohiu MoulJant. and Dtbbit Epmin 90 Constrained Choices and Communication: HIV+ Women Accessing Complementary and Alternative Medicine in by Tamil Ktnd4/4 ChtsttT Morris, and Paul4 BraiIJttin 96 Topical Microbicides: A Viable Hlv~Prevencion Alternative by tht Milrobiritk Aduo~ag Group Nttworlt (MAG-nit) l03 AIDS and Sex Workers: A Case of Patriarchy Incerruptus by Dillnt Mt4ghan 107 Cacwoman .•. Le travail du sexe pllr Nang LaplAnlt 111 Northern Women's Health Outreach Project by Kartn O'Goman 113 How Do We Increase the Participation ofYoung Women in HIV/AiDS Activism? An Interview with Sisonke Msimang by SonjA KJin!tsy 116

Living with HIVI AIDS Counting Pills or Counting on Pills? Whac HIV+ Women Have to Say AhQut Amiretroviral •Therapy by Ja~'1utlint Gllhllgan itnJ Ch4rl,tt~ uppit 118 HIV/AiDS and Aboriginal Women: One Woman's Scory by Gzthtrint Bill/is with Brtnda Loyit 124 Je m'appclle Imani pAr lm4ni 127 Supportive Hawing for Women Living wich HIV/AIDS by K4u Rqn,lJs 129 South Asian Women Living with HIV/AlDS by tht A//ianufor South Asian IJDS PFlumti,n 131 leure de moi ~ vous pllr M. 134 The Garden as Mtmmlo Mori: Derek Jarman and Jamaica Kincaid by Martint Dt/ullux 135

Poetry sans titFl par Mi(htlint MtrdtT 19 I RtmtmhtT Your Arms (O(/obtr 1999) by Signa A. Daum Shanks 19 RtSllJrthtr by uuist Lint 24 (continued, next page) 12

Summer/Fall 2001 Volume 21, Number 2

(continued) Women and HIVI AIDS

To Imagint Ptael byJoanna M lVi/ton 31 Mona Lila \Vas a Feminist by Michlll" McGran" 40 Child by Rib/Utlh Altxmida 48 AIaJ Wi \fItrt by Dts; Di Nardo SS Savt th( laJt Danufor Mt by Drs; Di Nardo SS A BriifMommt OfStlfMuti/ation (Ftbruary 2000) by Siglla A. Daum Shanks 81 u!4h bytrkajm 89 Bting Fiv," byJtan Chow 102 In YOUT Hand by Shawn Whiu 106 Jacob sAng"/ by Carol A. Adams 110 DrtOmC4UhtT by Danitllt Mowa! liS Vanishing by Shirky Adtlmm 126 Miuarriagt by Camartt Brown 133 Eng/iJh by LinduJ Sohanno IS2 Tht Slrap by IVztlJltm Ktmp HaJlus IS3 Ladybug LanguiIlud by Dfs; Di Nardo IS3

Book Reviews Hilloria tit dirt uv;twtd by jtanm Maranda 139 Tht SpimltT and ,hi Prop!Jft: Fforine( Duks, H. G. l'(lt/h, and Ilu ·MJ1lUy of fhi Pur/oil/tJ Pmt Ttv;twtd by Clara Thomas 139 Diary ofII Europt4n Tour, J900: Margartt Addison ~ SmtimmtalJournty and Education rtvitwtd by Dmist Adtlt Htaps 140 Whm Minlo'] Sptak Exploring tlu Art ofAutobiography Ttvitwtd by Slurrill Cluda 142 Pourquoi jt suis chimnt tkgartk Ttvitwtd by Carolint Caron 143 Working in Womm ~ Archivts: Rmarching Womm ~ Privatt Liltratllrt andArchival Dorommts rtvitwtd by Barbara Mtt1dowcraft )43 Ttxtura: L'artillt IcrivantrFht Artist Writing rtvitwtd by Cindy Sltlmackowich 144 Qutstionntmmtsjlministts tt mlthod

Front Cover Becky Trotter, "First Painting," acrylic on canvas, 1992. Courtesy ofthe anist and the Visual AIDS Archive Project. DirtctorofPub/icatiom andEditor oftlu PtOplt with AIDS Coalition/NY NtwslilU. B((ky Trolltr is also a board mtmbtroftlu GNI'+/NA. tht Global Nttwork ofPtopltL/ving with AIDS, North Amtric4. Formtr!y ofJoplin, Missouri, Tromr ctmmt!y /;(I(S in Ntw York CilJ. andhas bun positivt sinct J989. Htr art urvu as a vthic/t for ,ht way sht fitls about btingpositivt whm fht c(In't find ,ht words.

Founded in 1988 as a collaboration among,artists and professionals. Visual AlDS mives to increase public awareness!>fAlDS through the visual arts. The organization's two most visible campaigns, Day Without An and the Red Ribbon, have become intecnationaljcons of AIDS awareness. The Visual AIDS Archive Project documents the work ofthe artiscs with HIV!AlDS to ensure chat their artistic Iegaeywill be preserved, thereby safeguarding their place within art history. The Archive Project also facilitates the creation and presentation of new work and provides practical services 10 artists with HIV/AlDS. assisting in their pursuit of professional careers. Back Cover

"The Woman Next Door," poster. AIDS Commiuee ofToronto. 13

Columbia Journal of Gender and Law

Volume 11 2002 Number 1

Let the Truth Be Told: Proposed Hearsay Exceptions to Admit Domestic Violence Victims' Out ofCourt Statements as Substantive Evidence Douglas E. Beloof& Joel Shapiro 1

Victim or Vamp? Images ofViolent Women in the Criminal Justice System Chimene 1 Keitner 38

Categorical Exclusions: Exploring Legal Responses to Health Care Discrimination Against Transsexuals Kari 1 Hong 88

Breeder at Law Karla Momberger 127 14 Volume 12, Number 5

Fall 2001

• d I f f e r e n c e s

LYNNE HUFFER 1 "There Is no Gomorrah": Narrative Ethics In Feminist and Queer Theory

MICHAEL LUCEY J) Sexuality, Polltlclutlon, May 1968. Situating Christiane Rochefort's Prlntemp. au porkln,

MARCIA IAN 69 The Primitive Subject ofFemale Bodybuilding. Transgression and Other Postmodern Myths

NINA CQRNYETZ 101 Gazing Disinterestedly. Politicized Poetics In Ooubl. Sulcld.

MATTHEW ROWLINSON 128 Th. Thing In the Poem. Maud's Hymen Feminism 15 i===1-_& .::::C~O::..;N~T....::E::...:N~T..:;:,S sychology Volume 12, Number 1,2002

______SPECIAL FEATURE ______ARTICLES

The Reproduction ofMothering: A Reappraisal 55 Feminist Research Wilh Non-feminist and Anti-feminisl Women: Meeting the Challenge 5 Editor's Introduction: The Reproduction ofMothering: Psychoanalysis Molly ANDREWS and the Sociology a/Gender: A Reappraisal Colleen HEENAN 79 Experiences of Family Caregiving Among Middle-aged Australian Women 11 Featured Reprint: Christina LEE and Jenny PORTEOUS Extract from The Reproduction ofMothering: Psychoanalysis and 1M Sociology a/Gender ______REVIBWS Nancy CHODOROW

Commentaries: Review Essay 18 I. Recurrent Acquaintances 97 Gendered Emotion: Personal. Cultural or Discursive? Ianneke VAN MENS-VERHULST Abigail LOCKE

23 II. Some Thoughts on Nancy Chodorow's Important Contribution Short Reviews Susie ORBACH 105 Ann WEATIIERALL on: Why Feminism? Gender, Ps)'clw/ogy and Power by Lynne Segal 28 III. The ReprodQClion of Fathering Vin<:enl DUINDAM and Ed SPRUIJT 106 Bethany RIDDLE on: The Future ofDifferences: Truth and Method in Feminist Theory by Susan J. Hekman 33 IV. Re-K1eining Feminist Psychoanalysis Cynthia BURACK 109 Ceri PARSONS on: The Psychology ofGender and Sexuality by Wendy Stainton Rogers and Rex Stainton Rogers 39 V. The Question of Sexual Difference Jessica BENJAMIN 113 Helen MALSON on: Fat Talk: What Girls and Their Parenls Say about Dieling by Mimi Nichter 44 VI. Chasing the Place Where the Psychological Meets the Cultural Harriet BJERRUM NIELSEN and Monica RUDBERG 115 Angie BURNS on: Mass Hysteria: and Media SlIldies by Lisa Blackman and Valerie Walkerdine 49 Response and Afterword Nancy CHODOROW 117 Si§n E. LEWIS on: Understanding Depression: Feminist Social Conslruc,;onist Approaches by Janet M. Stoppard

120 Peter HEGARTY, Felicia PRATfQ and Mary eRAWFORD on: An Unconventional Family by Sandra L. Bem

124 Beverley SOUTHGATE on: : Her Work in Context by Meira Likiennan 16 Feminist Collections A Quarterly ofWomen's Studies Resources

Volume 23, No.1, Fall 2001

CONTENTS

From the Editors il

Book Reviews Barhara Waxman Revising Our Cultura.l Stereotyp.. ofElderly Women and Old Age 1 jun. L D.mlS. Breut Cancer from Many Perspectiv.. 4

FeministVisions Frances M. KAveni!z Shifting Shap..' F.dms on Body Chang.. and Aging for the Women's Smdi.. Classroom 7

A Celebration ofIntergenerational Mentoring and "Mothering" 11 GlAJyu NahhmaytUh 12 M.1iss4 Ai"." Pop, 15 jlUlith Walur Le"oitt 18 SIIrah A. Le"oitt 20 B"rh"r" Br""'" j""." 22 Shmli, j""", 24 llI"g"" EJ. jlU"'o" 26

World Wide Web Reviews Sherri BaN'" African Americanl Bladcl Womanist Feminism on the Web 28 Mary K. Walstrom Eating Dboroer Resou.rca on the Internet 31 KAthryn SuUivan Women Artists on the Internet 35 Carol Bussing Women in the Christian Tradition 37

Compiud by JoAnn. Lehman Talk 41

Revi.w.d by Phyllis Holman New Reference Works in Women's Studies 45 mishardand others

Co~npiud by JoAnn. Lehman Periodical Notes 56

Books/AV Recently Received 58 FEMINIST ECONOMICS 17 Volume 7, Number 3, November 2001

ARTICLES Time on the Job and Time with their Kids: Cultures ofTeaching 1 and Parenthood in the US Robert Drago The Future European Labor Supply: The Critical Role of the Family 33 JiU Rubery, Mark Smith, Dominique Anxo and Lennart Flood "Never Intended to be a Theory of Everything": Domestic Labor in 71 Neoclassical and Marxian Economics ThereseJefferson andJohn E. King

EXPLORATION The New Home Economics at Columbia and Chicago 103 Shoshana Grossbard-8hechtman

BOOK REVIEWS Sarah Hamilton, The Two-Headed Household: Gender and Rural 131 Development in the Ecuadorian Andes Susana Lastarria-Cornhiel Eileen Drew, Ruth Emerek, and Evelyn Mahon (eds.), Women, Work 137 and the Family in Europe Kristin Dale Leah F. Vosko, Temporary Work: The Gendered Rise of a 141 Precarious Employment Relationship Kate Bezanson Susan Himmelweit (ed.), Inside the Household: From Labour to Care 145 Ingrid Robeyns Haleh Afshar and Stephanie Barrientos (eds.), Women, 148 and Fragmentation in the Developing World Brigitte Young April Laski Aerni and KimMarie McGoldrick (eds.), Valuing Us All: 153 Feminist Pedagogy and Econontics Roberta Edgecombe Robb Stephanie Barrientos, Women and Agribusiness: Working Miracles 156 in the Chilean Fruit Export Sector Rosatha Todoro Jackie West, Zhao Minghua, Chang Xiangqun, and Cheng Yuan (eds.), 160 Women of China: Econontic and Social Transformation Fiona MacPhail Notes on Contributors 167 Call for Papers 171 Thanks to Reviewers 173 Information and Announcements 175 Feminist &imomics Editorial Policies 179 Submission and Style Guidelines 181 Index - Volume 7 2001 185 FEMINIST LEGAL STUDIES 18 Volume 8 No.3 2000

ANNE BARRON I Feminism, Aestheticism and the Limits of Law 275-317 KIRSTY KEY WOOD I More than a Woman? Embodiment and Sexual Difference in Medical Law 319-342 KIM STEVENSON I Unequivocal Victims: The Historical Roots of the Mystification of the Female Complainant in Rape Cases 343-366 Case !lotes GIORGIO MONTI I Understanding a Lillie Better: Reed alld BlIllltiformatioll Systems Ltd v. Stedmall 367-377 AlIIhor Illdex ofVoillme 8 379 COlltellls of Voillme 8 381-382

FEMINIST LEGAL STUDIES Volume 9 No. I 200I

Editorial MAN CHUNG CHID I Politicising Han-Chinese (i1l/¥),,) Mas­ culinities: A Plea for Court-Mandated Counselling for Wife Abusers in Hong Kong 3-27 DAPHNA HACKER I Single and Married Women in the Law of Israel - a Feminist Perspective 29-56 DEREK MORGAN I The Bleak House of : Broidy v. St He/en's alld Kllowsley Health Allthority 57-(,7

Book reviews Milton C. Regan Jr., Alollg Together: Law' alld the Meallillgs of Marriage (KATHERINE O'DONOVAN) 69-70 Andrew Bainham, Shelley Day Sclater and Martin Richards (eds.), What is a Parellt? II Socia Legal Allalysis (DANIEL MONK) 71-73 c.L. Bacchi, Womell, Polic)' alld Politics: The COllstructioll ofPolicy Problems.(JON RUBIN) 75-83 Jeffrey R. Benedict, Alhleles alld Acqllailllallce Rape (ELENA LOlZIDOU) 85-88 Sandra Berns, To Speak as a Jlldge - Differellce, Voice alld Power (ERJKA RACKLEY) 89-91 FEMINIST LEGAL STUDIES Volume 9 No.2 2001 19

SALLY SHELDON I Unmarried Fathers and Parental Responsibility: A Case for Reform? 93-118 DAVINA COOPER I Against the Current: Social Pathways and the Pursuit of Enduring Change 119-148 PETER GOODRICH I Barron's Complaint: A Response to "Feminism, Aestheticism and the Limits of Law" 149-170 Case notes HAZEL BIGGS and SUE MILLNS I Editorial 171-172 A. DlDUCK I Fairness and Justice for All? The House of Lords in \Vhite v. \Vhite [2000) 2 F.L.R. 981 173-183 K. KEYWOOD I "I'd Rather Keep Him Chaste." Retelling the Story of Sterilisation, Learning Disability and (Non)Sexed Embodiment 185-194 Book review Sharon Lamb, The Trouble \Vith Blame: Victims, Perpetrators, alld Respollsibility (KATHERINE DOOLIN) 195-197 20 FEMINIST STUDIES

I Volume 27, Number 3 Fa1l2001 I

Preface 547 Stacy Braukman "Nothing Else Matters but Sex": Cold War 553 Narratives of Deviance and the Search for Lesbian Teachers in Florida, 1959-1963 Jennifer MacKenzie Odalisques (Poetry) 576 Ann M. Ciasullo Making Her (In)Visible: Cultural 577 Representations of Lesbianism and the Lesbian Body in the 19908 Jennifer MacKenzie A Pause for Nancy (Poetry) 609 Lynn M. Voskuil Acts of Madness: Lady Audley and the 611 Meanings of Victorian Femininity Shelley Kiernan Red Beans; Leavings (Poetry) 640 Elooed Summers-Bremner Waving, not Drowning: Personal Narratives, 643 Feminist Pedagogy, and the Gesture in Psychoanalysis Shelley Kiernan Burial; ToMy Widow (Poetry) 677 Susan Lurie, Ann Cvetkovich, Restoring Feminist Politics to 679 Jane Gallop, Tania Modleski, Poststructuralist Critique Hortense Spillers (Roundtable; lntroduction by Carla Kaplan) Parama Roy At Home in the World? The Gendered 709 Cartographies of Globalily (Review Essay) Zephyr Teachout Received Foons (Poetry) 732 Michael B. Smith "Silence, Miss Carson!" Science, Gender, 733 and the Reception of Silent Spring Afghan Women Speak Out (News and Views) 753 Notes on Contributors 760 Announcements 763 Publications Received 765 21 Feminist Teacher

Vol. 13 Issue 3, 2001

Table of Contents Articles 170 Sexual Discrimination and Women's Retention Rates in Science and Programs By Theresa Conefrey

193 Mutating 'Virology": How Far to Feminist! By Muriel Lederm.n

202 Rewriting Gendered Scripts: Using Forum Theatre to Teach Feminist Agency By Deborah M. Thomson and Julia T. Wood

213 'Women's llb," Gender Theory, and the Politics of Home: How I Became a Black Male Feminist By David M. Jones

225 Surveying Feminist Pedagogy: A Measurement, an Evaluation, and an Affirmation By Kathryn Duncan and Michael Stasio Book Reviews

240 Alice Walker by Marie Lauret By Shane T. Verge

242 Femini>m, Femininit~ and Popular Culture by Joanne Hollows By Jill Pruett Call for Reviewers Departments 245 Teaching Resources

246 Calls for Papers & Conferences

252 Our Contributors Volume 2 Number 3 2001 22

1.'.~F~ l'·.-E- fh AI i fh.11 I ce Ott !~'V'I II 11"tJ ,I .,2) 'I

ARTICLES Dear Abby: advice pages as a site for the operation of power Dawn Currie 259 Trope analysis of women's political subjectivity: women secretaries and the issue of sexual harassment in Latvia leva Zake 282 Not woman enough: Irigaray's culture of difference Abigail Bray 311 Deconstruction of gender and women's agency: a proposal for incorporating concepts of feminist theory into historical research, exemplified through changes in Berlin's Poor Relief Policy, 1770-1850 Vielliad Hilchtker 328

.INTERCHANGES Surviving selves: feminism and contemporary discourses ofchild Sara Scott 349 Feminism and intersexuality: a response to Myra J. Hird's 'Gender's Nature' lain Morland 362

REVIEW ARTICLE Trafficking in monstrosity: conceptualizations of 'nature' within feminist cyborg discourses Anne Scott 367

BOOK REVIEW Rita Felski. Doing TIme: Feminist Theory and Postmodern Culture Reviewed by Carmen Leccardi 380

ANNUAL INDEX 382 fireweed 23

fall 2001 issue 73

06 no visitors 69 Welcome to Africville Janis Demkiw Dana Inkster

07 The Job 70 the invention of mauve Leila Marshy Ruthann Robson

14 untitled 71 on the question of lesbian Kelly Palmer merger Ruthann Robson 15 How to serve a subpoena (without gelling impaled) 72 the basement girl Naml Muo Midi Onodera 23 brown skin lady 73 wednesday ni9ht debbie young Atyxandr8 HalVey·Rtzhenry 28 ain't I a oomann, sojourner 74 Mallhew debbie young Vera Nenadovic 30 from Loners, Stonars, Bitches, 76 Blue Thread Sluts, Freaks and Virgins Rona A1lrows Jowila Kepa 80 Insomnia 31 I Had a Dream Ellaraine Lockie Janina DeBaise 83 ToMoom 34 Welfare Shakespeare Toni Brown Mene Hunter 84 Gone To Ghost 35 Mama Rubbed Her Hands Sheila Stewart Together Arlene Hunter 85 joggins, nova scotia alyxandr8 halVey·fjtzhenry 38 from "Surveillance" Margaret Christakos 86 untitled Rose Bianchini 44 the projact Ndiema Karkhanls 87 Her Own Alchemy Trad Skuce 46 Tha Usual State of Things Betty Tayfor 88 Mother of Meeger Ellaraine Lockie 54 subrosa Helen lee 90 Edgewise Sheila Stewart 56 mary mother of god Usa Guenther 91 Visual Art Index 58 Jerusaleum leanne Ueberman 60 Octavia Butler: Soul Sister of Science Fiction ~McGee 24 -- A Journal ofWomen Studies en VOLUME XXII, NUMBER 2, 2001

0:::: Introduction v Sue Armitage LU Feminism, Eros, and the Coming ofAge Roberta Rube"stei"

I--f Esther Consorts with Hegai (poem) 20 Vashti Records Her Life in Exile (poem) 22 Carol Barrett t- Doing More Than Heads: African American Women Healing, Resisting, and Uplifting Others in SI. Petersburg, Florida 25 :z: Evelyn Newman Phillips Revision and Resistance: The Politics ofNative Women's C) Motherwork 43 Lisa]. Udel

Mothers, Daughters, and Deities: Judy Lucero's Gynocritical 0:::: Prison Poetics and Materialist Chicana Politics 63 B. V. Olguin u... Look At Me, I'm Sandra Dee: Beyond a White, Teen Icon 87 Georganne Scheiner Breast-less by Choice (fiction) 107 Susie Lan Cassel The Madonna Experience: A U.S. Icon Awakens a Puerto Rican Adolescent's Feminist Consciousness 118 Carmen R. Lugo-Lugo Four Generations ofMaya : What's Love Got to Do With It1 131 Ana Marla ]udrez Disability and Identity: Overcoming Perfectionism 154 Susan S. Stocker Artist Statement: Running Around in Circles 174 One Runner and Her Spirit in Red, Yellow, and Blue; Spirit Dog with Circles; Running in the Searchlight; Another Run Around; Snake in the Grass; Riding in the Auto Body; and Waving Blue Lynn Wiley Contributors 183 Gender and Development 25

Humanitarian Work

Volume 9 Number 3 November 2001

Editorial 2 Caroline Sweetman, Fiona Cell, and Deborah Clifton

Saving and protecting lives by empowering women 8 Deborah Clifton and Fiona Cell

Contested terrain: Oxfam, gender, and the aftermath of war 19 Suzanne Williams

Gender, conflict, and building sustainable peace: recent lessons from Latin America 29 Caroline a.N. Moser and Fiona C. Clark

Empowering women through cash relief in humanitarian contexts 40 Hisham Khogali and Parmjit Takhar

Healing the psychological wounds of gender-related violence in Latin America: a model for gender-sensitive work in post-conflict contexts 50 Helen Leslie

Gender and power relations in a bureaucratic context: female immigrants from Ethiopia in an absorption centre in Israel 60 Esther Hertzog

Gendering ethnicity in Kyrgyzstan: forgotten elements in promoting peace and dem~racy 70 L.M. Handrahan

Reconstructing roles and relations: women's participation in reconstruction in post-Mitch Nicaragua 79 Sarah Bradshaw

Resources 88 Compiled by Nittaya Thiraphouth Publications 88 Organisations 95 Electronic resources 97

Index to Volume 9 98 Gender and Education 26

Volunte 13 Nuntber 4 Decell1ber 2001

Michael Reynolds & Kiran Trehan. Classroom as Real World: propositions for a pedagogy of difference 357

Trw Lynn Broughton & Laura Polls. Dissonant Voices: the teacher's 'personal' in women's studies 373

linda Chisholm. Gender and Leadership in South African Educational Administration 387

Robina Mirembe & Lynn Davies. Is Schooling a Risk? Gender, Power Relations and School Culture in Uganda 40 I

Janell Mensinger. Conflicting Gender Role Prescriptions and Disordered Eating in Single-Sex and Coeducational School Environments 417

Louise Archer, Simon D. Pratt & David Phillips. Working-class Men's Construction of Masculinity and Negotiations of (Non)Participation in Higher Education 431

REVIEW ESSAY Helen Gunler. Gender, Identity and Working lives 451

BOOK REVIEWS 457

BOOKS RECEtVED 461

Volume Contents and Author Index to Volume 13,2001 463 Gender and Education 27

VolUDle 14 NUDlber 1 Marcb 2002

Judith Baxler. AJuggling Act: a feminist post-structuralist analysis ofgirls' and boys' talk in the secondary classroom 5

Ragtle Chilisa. National Policies on Pregnancy in Education Systems in Sub-Saharan Africa: the case of Botswana 21

Carolyn Jackson. 'Laddishness'as a Self-worth Protection Strategy 37

Jon Swain. The Right StulT: fashioning an identity through clothing in a junior school 53

Ingrid Galilis. Stalemate: girls and a mixed-gender chess club 71

VIEWPOINT Erica R. Meiners. Disengaging from the Legacy of Lady Bountiful in Teacher Education Classrooms 85

REVIEW ESSAY Jem!}' Williams. Gender and Equity in Education 95

BOOK REVIEWS 99 GENDER AND PSYCHOANALYSIS 28 . An Interdisciplinary Journal

Volume 5 Summer 2000 Number 3

CONTENTS

BERTRAM J. COHLER Psychoanalysis and the Gay Man: Reflections on the Work of Jack Drescher 199

VERNON A. ROSARIO Gay Genes: Analyzing the Evidence of Experience 209

BERTRAM J. COHLER From Pathology to Nonnallty in Understanding Gay Lives: Issues Posed by Jack Drescher's Contribution 221

DONNA M. ORANGE "An Authentically Different Being": Intersubjective Systems Theory in Clinical Practice with Gay Men 249

RALPH ROUGHTON Sometimes a Desire Is Just a Desire: Gay Men and Their Analysts 259

R. DENNIS SHELBY Narcissistic Injury, Humiliation, Rage, and the Desire for Revenge: Thoughts on Drescher's Psychoanalytic Therapy and the Gay Man 275

JACK DRESCHER Cornucopia: Responses to Rosario, Cohler, Orange, Roughton, and Shelby's Discussions of Psychoanalytic Therapy and the Gay Man 291 GENDER & SOCIETY 29 Volume 16, Number 2 April 2002

Contents

From Ihe Editor 153 Articles Race Discourses and Antiracist Practices in a Local Women's Movement ANNA M. ZAJICEK 155 "If You're Light You're Alright": Lighl Skin Color as Social Capital for Women of Color MARGARET L. HUNTER 175 Men's Talk about "Women's Matters": Gender, Communication, and Contraception in Urban Mozambique VICTOR AGADJANIAN 194 Gender and the Politics of Needs: Broadening the Scope of Welfare State Provision in Costa Rica RITA K. NOONAN 216 Smiling Women and Fighting Men: The Gender of the Communist Subject in State Socialist Hungary EVA FODOR 240 Book RevIews Understanding Race. Class, Gender. and Sexuality: A Conceptual Framework by Lynn Weber IDEE WINFIELD 264 Daughters ofSuburbia: Growing Up White, Middle Class, and Female by Lorraine Delia Kenny JULIA HALL 265 Cosmetic Surgery: The CUlling Edge ofCommercial Medicine in America . by Deborah Sullivan DEBORAH CASLAV COVINO 267 The Elusive Embryo: How Women and Men Approach New Repf!Jductive Technologies. by Gay Becker BARBARA KATZ ROTHMAN 269 Global Sex by Dennis Altman Jvan PURl 270 Manmade Breast Cancers by Zillah Eisenstein JULIE CHILDERS 271 Heroines ofSport: The Politics ofDifference and Identity by Jennifer Hargreaves SHARI L. DWORKIN 273 Gender, Place and Culture 30

Volume 8 Number 4 December 2001 Contents

Julie A. Podmore. Lesbians in the Crowd: gender, sexuality and visibility along Montreal's Boul. St-Laurent 333

Mewi Ttroo. Nationalism, Sports and Gender in Finnish Sports Journalism in the Early Twentieth Century 357

Carol Morris & N'"k Evans. 'Cheese Makers Are Always Women': gendered representations of farm life in the agricultural press 375

Joan Marshall. Connectivity and Restructuring: identity and gender relations in a fishing community 391

BOOK REVlEWS Women, Sroles and Nationalism. At home in the Nation? (Sita Ranchod-Nilsson & Mary Ann Tetreault, Eds) reviewed by Breda Gray 411

Outsiders Inside: whiteness, place and Irish women (Bronwen Walter) reviewed by Rosie Cox 413

Forever England: rtflections on masculinilY and empire (Jonathan Rutherford) reviewed by Peter Sjelyst:Jackson 415

Landscape and IdentiIY: geographies 'If nation and class in England (Wendy Joy Darby) reviewed by Catherine Brace 417

Memory, Narratioe, /dentiIY: remembering the self (Nicola King) reviewed by Janice Haaken 418

Daughli:rs 'If Suburbia: growing up white, middle-class andftnlllle (Lorraine Delia Kenny) reviewed by France Winddance Twine 420

A Finger in the Wow bo politics in quincentennial Guali:rnala (Diane Nelson) reviewed by Alison Mountz 422

Food, Consumption and the Bo in Conli:rnporary Women's Fution (Sarah Sceats) reviewed by Sharon Ou

B~!es: expwringjluid boundaries (Robyn Longhurst) reviewed by Mitra C. Emad 425

HybridiIY and iIs Discontents: polws, science, cu/lure (Avtar Brah & Annie E. Coombes, Eds) reviewed by Beverley Best 427

Cu/lure and Deve/QpmenL' a critital introd",tion (Susanne Schech & Jane Haggis) reviewed by Elsbeth Robson 429

REFEREES 431

VOLUME CONTENTS & AUTHOR INDEX 435 31

Gender, Work & Organization

Volume 9 Number 2 April 2002

ACADEMIC PAPERS

Multiple Social Roles - a Resource or a Burden: Is it Possible for Men and Women to Combine Paid Work with Family Life in a Satisfactory Way? MIKAEL NORDENMARK 125

Queering Management and Organization MARTIN PARKER 146

Prostitution as a Male Object of Epistemological Pain HUGO LETICHE AND LUCIE VAN MENS 167

Reflexive Fathers: Negotiating Parental Leave and Working Life BERIT BRANDTII AND EUN KVANDE 186

Girls' Jobs for the Boys? Men, Masculinity and Non-Traditional Occupations SlMON CROSS AND BARBARA BAGILHOLE 204

BOOK REVIEWS 227

NOTES FOR CONTRIBUTORS Inside Back Cover Issue 35 2002 32 The Gender Politics of Justice A Semiotic Analysis of The Verdict By ANN KIBBEY Text Only Version ~ I~ American Formalist Aesthetics ••• . :. . and the Gendered Body . Jo-Anne Berelowitz interviews Marcia Brennan Wil:ill.'.U:!tJ,.• .." about her New Book, Painting Gender, ~:;• Constructing Theory, The Alfred Stieglitz Circle and American Formalist Aesthetics By JO·ANNE Text Only ~­ BERELOWITZ Version

"I Want It That Way" Teenybopper Music and the Girling of Boy Bands By GAYLE WALD Text Only Version

"What is the Matter with Mary Jane?" Madeleine Smith, Legal Ambiguity, and the Gendered Aesthetic of Victorian Criminality By SHEILA SULLIVAN Text Only Version

Masculinity and Labor Under Capitalism Edited by DONALD MORTON

There is No Masculinity Crisis By JAMES HEARTFIELD Text Only Version

What is Prior? Working·Class Masculinity in Pat Barker's Trilogy By PETER HITCHCOCK TextOnlyVersion

Gender, Class and the Humanities in the Corporate University By RONALD Text Only STRICKLAND Version

How My Dick Spent Its Summer

Vacation Labor, Leisure, And Masculinity On The Web By RYAN BISHOP AND . LILLIAN S. ROBINSON Text Only Version

NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS. Genders 35 HlFQ 33 Harrington lesbian Fiction Quarterly

Volume 2 Number 1 2001

Judith P. Stelboum Anne Seale Editor's Introduction Local Honey 81 Nancy T. Kelly Carolyn Gage The Way She Loved Kay 3 A One·Act Piay 99 Heterosexuals Anonymous Rita Montana Bree Coven Covering the Grey 25 The Opal and Other Birthrights 113

Gwendolyn BI/d. Arnie M. Evans From Your Loving Arms· 29 Anonymous 123 Reefer Sadness Ma'lena Walley louise Moore Desire 39 Triply<:h and Coda 131 This Poem Is for You 39 Meredith Rose Onyx Cale 40 Natural History 143 Art Paper #4 41 About the Contributor. 153 Movie Madness 43 What They Told Us at the Christopher Street West Rally 44 The Boys on the Boulevard 45 Untilled 46 Untilled 48 SIM 49 Untilled 51 NobodY Talks About Bad Sex 52 Lesbian Gospel Re\lival 54 A Psalm for Us 55 GlorIa L. Collins Una of Rome 57 REPRESENTATIVE ARTiST Jessie Gilmer Spots of Time 63 Twelve Photographs Pages following page 68 Corol MilkIng Till the Cows Come Home Shaker Barn 1I1t1e Lomb Old Horse In Spring Bontom Egg Chatham Frog Shepherd & Collie Cheeseboy Boot Hebrides Hens Horsehead Effie at Copper Mountain 34

Volume 2 Number 2 2001

CONTENTS Judith P. Stelboum Editor's Introduction 1

Barbara Kahn AOne·Act Cyma's Story 3

J. M. Beazer . Slug 13

Brenda Carter My Jane Story 17

Anne Kaler Sunday Night Lover 35

Lisa Springer More, More, Deeper, Deeper 43 REPRESENTATIVE ARTIST Diane Derrick From Flitch to Ash: A MusIng on Trees and Carulng' 66 (an excerpt) Monalesla Earle ATrain and a Farmhouse 83 Emily Moore Four Poems Twelve Confessions 97 Chamber Music 98 Pail 99 Milkmaid 100 Terri Ginsberg Redemption 101 Toni Mlrosevlch Letter from Croatia: Bog 1Hruatl 111

About the Contributors 123 Judith P. Stelboum Editor's Introduction 1 35 Ruthann Robson black squirrels 3 Hilary Burke Boared Out of My Gourd 33 ~ Jenny Factor 2" 3 Eight Poems (1) l" Concilation 37 At Sail Creek Beach, with Elizabeth 40 On Nursing 41 Amazing Grace 44 Artist Rides the Red Line 45 A Maternal Confession 46 Z "3 Mating of Horseshoe Crabs 47 cT Forbearance 48 ill w REPRESENTATIVE ARTIST Shoshana Rothalzer Walking Art: The Painted Women of the Michigan Womyn's Music Festival 49 Photographs following page 54: Night Sky at the Day Stage Mlchtgan Night Sky l" Purple and Gold Woman 0 Capricorn Rising 0..... American Amazon Warrior The Water Bearer On the Road Capricorn Rising on the Prowl Susan's Back Susan's Front Shoshana Rothalzer Moon: An Introduction 65 Traveling Amazons Moon Dying Chris Sitka Moon's Dying 69 Clare Coss A One·Act Play 81 of Pearls Vlttorla repetto Three Poems She's Doing the Dishes 93 Budding Desire 94 Poem on Unrequited Desire 96 Veronica Holtz The Oops Factor 97 Karen Dale Wolman Jet Girl 109 About the Contributors 123 36 Health Care for Women International

The Journal of the International Council on Women's Health Issues

CONTENTS Volume 23 I Number I I 2002

EDITORIAL I 1

NEWS FROM THE INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL ON WOMEN'S HEALTH ISSUES I 4

FACTORS THAT SUPPORT WOMEN'S SUCCESSFUL TRANSITION TO THE COMMUNITY FOLLOWING JAILIPRISON I Mickey L. Parsons and Carmen Wamer-Robbins I 6

WEIGHING THE CONS AND PROS: WOMEN'S REASONS FOR DISCONTINUING HORMONE REPLACEMENT THERAPY I Susan McClennan Reece I 19

INFANT FEEDING PRACTICES: THE CASE OF HMONG WOMEN IN AUSTRALIA I Pranee Liamputtong I 33

FAMILY THEMES OF FOOD REFUSAL: DISCIPLINING THE BODY AND PUNISHING THE FAMILY I Zenobia C. Y. Chan and Joyce L. C. Ma I 49

EXPLORING HEALTH PROMOTING LIFESTYLE BEHAVIORS OF JAPANESE COLLEGE WOMEN: PERCEPTIONS, PRACTICES, AND ISSUES I Junko Tashiro I 59

PROBLEMS EXPERIENCED BY PREGNANT STUDENT NURSES IN THE REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA I Mutshinyalo L. Nelshikwela and Valerie J. Ehlers I 7l

WOMEN-CENTRED CARE: WORKING COLLABORATIVELY TO DEVELOP GENDER INCLUSIVE HEALTH POLICY I Marcia Hills and Jennifer Mullett I 84 CHILDBIRTH CARE-SEEKING BEHAVIOR IN CHIAPAS I Linda M. Hunt, Namino Melissa Glantz, and David C. Halperin I 98 HECATE 37

An Interdisciplinary Journal of Women's Liberation

Vol. 27 no. 2, 2001

Editorial 3-6 The Brothers Up North and the Sisters Down South: The Mackay Family and the Frontier Margaret Allen 7-3' 'Am I Doing the Right Thing?' Ellen Rodger 32-37 Gender and Radiance Ceridwen Spark 38-49 'Edelweiss' Jean Mrazik 50-53 'Lots of Love' Ann Nugent 54-56

The Father, the Daughter and the Holy Cross' Angela Costi 57-58

FOCUS ON ASIAN·AUSTRALIAN WRITING Finding Common Ground: Indigenous and Asian Diasporie Cultural Production in Australia Peta Stephenson Whiteness and The Australian Fiance: Framing the Ornamental Text in Australia. Olivia Khoo 68-85 Reading Photographically: Translating Whiteness through' the Eye ofthe Empire Roblin Morris 86-<}6 Sexuality in East-weSt Encounters: Shanghai Baby and Mistaken Love Shen Yuarifang 97-105 Poems by Helen Green, Kathryn Hamman, Nicola Knox, Maureen Gibbons, Johanna Featherstone, Christine Paice, Andrea Sherwood 106-114

FOCUS ON THE BODY 'Woman-Made Women': Mobilisations ofNature in Feminist Accounts of Cosmetic Surgery Suzanne Fraser "5-132 'Nude Standing (Self-Portrait)' Kim Waters '33- 34 ' The Productivities of Pregnancy: Reviewing Medical Technologies and Feminist Critiques Jane-Moree Maher Desperate Lovers and Wanton Women: Press Representations ofDomestic Violence lisa Evans '47- 73 ' Writing and Skin Alix Winter '74-'86 Strip Searching as Sexual Assault Cathy Pereira 38

Winter 2002

NEWS Thoboni Speech Prompts Support It seems hard to believe that a speech delivered on Odober 1, could whip the Canadian media, porlioment and the country into such a frenzy. But it did. Here's what we've ...... leamed 39 by Stephanie Croh 6

Former Afghan Royal Supports Women Mustapho Zahir, grandson and advisor to fanner Afghan king Mohammed Zahir Shah says in this interview that women should have more control over their lives. by Megan Williams B

Physician Named to Post-Tolibon Government Dr. Sima Samar was in Canada on a speaking tour when she heard the news that she would be minisler of women's affairs in the new provisional govemment of Afghanislan. by Cynthia Callahan and Judy lightwoter 11

FEATURES On Becoming a Writer Pulitzer prize-winning author Coral Shields talks about " becoming a writer. by Irene D'Souza 15

The Speech that Shook the Country' 39 Alter Sunera Thoboni's speech at the Women's

Resistance conference in Ottowa t newspaper columnisls and politicians lashed out againsl her. Find out what she really said. by Sunero Thoboni 18

It doesn~ go with the Territory Roughly half of women and more than five percent of men have been sexually harassed on the job. Find out the best ways to prevent workplace harassment. by Rachel Thompson 22

The Ancient Healing Art of Shiatsu Shiatsu helps PMS and has been used to turn a breach baby. Find out what it can do for you. by Morni Norwich 27 39

A Jo timal ofFeminist Philosophy

VolulIle 16 Number 4 Fal/200l

Special Issue

Feminism and Disability, Part I

edited by

Eva Kittay, Anita Silvers, and Susan Wendell Associate Editor: Alexa Schrlempf

vii Eva Kittay, Alexa Schriempf, Anita Silvers, and Susan Wendell Introduction Jenny Morris Impairment and Disability: Constructing an Eihics ofCare That Promotes Human Rights 17 Susan Wendell Unhealthy Disabled: Treating Chronic Illnesses as Disabilities 34 Malrian Corker Sensing Disability 53 Alexa Schriempf (Re)fusing the Amputated Body: An Interactionist Bridge for Feminism and Disability 80 Andrea Nicki The Abused Mind: Feminist Theory, Psychiatric Disability, and Trauma 105 Kate Lindemann Persons with Adult-Onset Head Injury: A Crt

Book Reviews 147 Joan Callahan Americans with Disabilities: Exploring Implications of the Law for Individuals and Institutions edited by Leslie Pickering Francis and Anita Silvers. 155 Abby Wilkerson What Her Body Thought: A Journey into the Shadows by Susan Griffin. 40

A Journal ofFeminist Philosophy

Volume 17 Number 1 Winter 2002

Preface Katherine Adams At the Table with Arendt: Toward a SelHnterested Practice of Coalilion Discourse 34 Vrinda Dalmiya Why Should a Knower Care!

Comment/Reply 53 lay Gallagher Do Muscles Matterl-Women and Physical Strength; A Reply to Xinyan lumg 71 Xinyan Jiang Reply '0 lay Gallagh", 77 Daniel Star Do Confatcians ReaUy Care? A Defense of the DistinCliveness of Care Ethics: A Reply to Chenyang Li 107 Lijun Yuan Ethics of Care and Concept ofJeo: A Reply to Chen)'ang Ii 130 Chenyang Li Revisiting Confucian len Ethics and Feminist Care Ethics: A Reply to Daniel Star and L{ilm Yuan

Symposium On Margaret Walker's Moral Understanding.s 141 Claudia Card Responsibility Ethics, Shared Undemandings, and Moral Commlmities 156 Lorraine Code Narratives of Responsibilit':j and Agency: Reading Margaret Walker's Moral Understandings 174 Margaret Walker Moralit':j in Practice: A Response co Claudia Card and Lorraine Code

Review Essay 183 Paula Findlen Ideas in the Mind: Gender and Knowledge in the Seventeenth Century

Book Reviews 197 Amy Baehr Women's Voices, Women's Rights: Oxford Amnest':j Lectures 1996 edited by Allison Jeffries 4\

A Journal ofFeminist Philosophy

Volume 17 Number 1 Winter 2002 (continued) 200 Elizabeth Brake Norms and Values; Essays on the \'(fork afVirginia Held edited by joraffi Haber and Mark Halfon 203 Kathryn Paxton George Ethical Vegetarianism: From Pyfhagoras co Peter Singer edited by Kerry S. Walters and Lisa Portmcss 205 Barbara Houston Feeling Power by Megan Boler 209 Eva Kittay Disability, Difference, Discrimination: Perspectives on Justice in Bioethics and Public Policy edited by Anita Silvers, David Wasserman, and Mary BMahowald 213 Maty B. Mahowald Mother Time: \'(!omen, Aging, and Ethics edited by Margaret Urban Walker 217 Kay Picart Inside/Outside Nietzsche; Psychoanalytic by Eugene Victor WoI(enstein 219 Christopher J. Preston Gender, Place, and ldemit)': Undemanding Feminist Geographies by Linda Mcdowell 222 Jana Sawicki The Power of Feminist Theory by Amy Allen 226 Edrie Sobstyl Illusions of Paradox: A Nacuralized by Richmond Campbell

231 Notes on Contributors 236 Guidelines for Contributors/Calls for Papers 241 Announcements 243 Books Received JOURNAL OF 42 Lesbian Studies

Volume 5 Number 4 2001

Acknowledgments

The Ladder 1959: DOB Questionnaire Reveals Some Facts About Lesbians Florence Conrad (Jaffy)

Tertium Quid: Gertrude Stein and Psychical Research Lorna Fitzsimmons

Narrating Maternity: Authorizing the "Other" Mother in Lesbian Family Stories Colette Morrow

"Anyone Can Be a Lesbian": The Women's Music Audience and Lesbian Politics Bonnie J. Morris .JtJurxaL 0} Women &-JJlging 43

Volume 13 Number 3 2001

FROM THE EDITOR

Adaptive, Growth-Oriented, and Positive Perceptions of Mother-Daughter Elder Caregiving Relationships: A Path-Analytic Investigation of Predictors 5 Lisa A. Hollis-Sawyer, PhD

Glle hundred twenly-twa pairs (n '" 244) a/filialcaregivers (daughltrJ) and care 'triplen/! (mother.s) wert ;nletvitwtdseparately, 10 investigalt the jactors un­ derlyillg positive, gTowlh·oritnted raregMng Ttlaliomhips. The outcome vari· able examilled was the fype 0/coregMng pair (positive. negative, mi.nd, and neutral), as determined by "blind" mien Based on existing rtstQTch'/aciorsex­ am;nee/ as being significant predlclOf.J ofthiJ outcome variable wert ptrcti)'td roles (role changes. role relalions) and indiYidual.diffuenC't dUJfaCltrist;cs (pu.Jonalily dimensions, fluid inreltectual ability). The resulls a/the path model Iesled support 1M. importance ofindlvidJW.l-dijJertllu{actors in undustanding posi­ tive mother-daughter tlder caregiying relationships. KEYWORDS. C3regiving, posilive, growlh-oriented, filial, palh-analysb, per­ somllity

Racial Differences in Breast Cancer Screening Among Women from 65 to 74 Years of Age: Trends from 1987-1993 and Barriers to Screening 23 Elizabeth Ann Coleman, PhD, RNP Patricia 0'Sullivan, EdD

Breasl canurmorlality is deaeDsing {or elderly whitt womtn bllt incuasing{or elderly black women. Na/iollal survtys wert' used 10 study racial differences in breasl callcer ,~creenillg and ejJecls ofMedicare {unding{or mammography and to examine explanatory{actors. A tolal of13,545 womtn, aged65-74,from lhe Health Care Finance Adnuilislralio/l's Masrtr Benificiary Fill' participated. After Mtdicare funding for saeem'ng mammography, the l1erant reporting a mammogram in­ creased for white women. butlwlfor black women. Clinical breast examino/ion and breosl self-examination deueased. Physician's recommtn4ation, geographic area. education levtl and heal/h stalus wert' Ihe variables signijicall/ly affecting mammography usage for both roen Physicians recommended rrnJmmography more often ifwomen were white. married, educatedbeyond high school andhad an annual income greater than $101XXJ. These results supporllhe need to design and Us/ strategies specifically/orblock. warnell and interventioJls 10 emphasiu physi­ cilm recommendations/or breast calicer screening. KEYWORDS. Breast cancer screening, mammography, Medicare funding, ra­ cial differences, barriers to screening Atlitudes Toward Spousal Caregiving and Their Correlates Among Aging Women 41 Liat Kulik, PhD

The.study examined Ihe altitudes a/elderly IsratU womtn (II = 259) toward thru OJpects 0/ spousql caregiying: commitmenllo caregiving.'Jerceived harmful el­ feflS, alld delegating responsibility to others. Inaddi/ioll, the .tludy examined Ihe contribution ofseveral variables loward explaining thtse aUi/udes: background variables, equality in marital relations, .fpousal resources, alld ajJf

Volume 13 Number 3 2001 (continued)

Of the independent variables examined, equality in dyodic rt/Olions ex­ plained alllhru ospects of careg/ving. Mortovtr, women wi'~ high levels 0/ emotional hQ,d;nt,~J were less likely to de/tgolt usponsibililylor (oreg/ving. In addition. a negotive relationship wos found btlwun omicipared dependenrt on 'he husband and the wife's undency to delegole responsibility for careg/ving. Flnally,the offmive voriables (satis/action with life alld man',al complaints) can· trlbuted significantly toward explaining ol((rudes toward spowQI ('areg/ving. KEYWORDS. Spousal caregiving. commifmenl 10 caregiving. equalily in house­ hold tasks, satisfaction with life

Women with Osteoporosis: Strategies for Managing Aging and Chronic Illness 59 Seanne Wilkins. PhD. OT(C)

Thh studyfocused on how self-concept and the meanings 0/aging and chronic ill­ ness provide an undersranding ofthe diversity ofstrategies older women wilh os­ teoporosis use (0 manage their aging and chronic illness on a day-to-day basis. Twenty·eight. women participated ill Ihis qUlllitative study Ihrough in-depth inter­ views and a self·admillisrered questwllJl(Jire. While there was a range ofslrategies useda(fOSS Ihree groups ojwomen,lhire »W'apredomifl(JJlt strategy which emerged as IIse/ulfor each group: acceplance was used by women wilh confident selves, Je­ nial by women with contradicrory selves and resignation by women with dispar­ aged selves. All awareness afthese strategies may be useful ill ullderstanding how women with osteoporosis make decisions to seek care Irom health and social service providers. KB YWORDS. Older women, self-concept, chronic illness, management strategies

Meaning and Centrality ofCaring Activities Among Older Women 79 Joanne Altschuler. PhD. LCSW

This article explores Ihe meaning and conditiOlU oj((Uing ucl/vitus/orQ/du women. Taptd, in-person interviews were conducted with 53 ethnically and economically di­ 'wrse women, 55-84 years old. The illlerview gukU COllIOintd open·ended qlUstion.s regarding 1M process oftaking on caring acllvities and 'he centrality 0/care to perSOlkJlldelllity_ Past activities were aUlomalicaJly QJSunud, in COlllrasllo the pres­ tnt experience ofchoice. Carillg Qctivities providtd meaning and conlinuily through­ out tht life course. Participallls reparted Mcoming more sel/-proteclive over I~e life course andofferedJtVt/lt.:eplQJlarions for 'heir increased ability to be self-pro- 'ec/jve. . KEYWORDS, Older women, caring activities, self-proteclive limits

BOOK REVIEWS Old Souls: Aged Women. Poverty. and the Experience o/God. by Helen K. B1~ck and Robert L. Rubinstein 101 Reviewed by Janelle L. Bowman. PhD Revision;ng Aging: Empowermell/ o/Older Women, edited by Jenny Onyx. Rosemary Leonard. and Ros~lyn Reed 103 Reviewed by Margaret Manoogian·O· Dell. PhD :Jf) urJud oj Women £r'Aging 45

Volume 13 Number 4 2001

FROM THE EDITOR

I Want to Know: Exploring How Older Women Acquire Health Knowledge After a Myocardial Infarction 3 Patricia B. Crane, PhD, RN

The l1/WptJJf' of 'his I/t'scriPlit't' lIul/lru/islic" ,fIU1(.' II'US to: (uJ t'.\JlIUH! /tow IIMu Wtmlr'll 1101 purtidpufillg ill V/lf11tl/it'/lll'tmliul" rt'hubililulhm feR, IJrquirt' hf'ullh kllm\·!t'dge ff'gunling MWIk/ury /Jrt.'I't'III;OI/ mt'uSIIrf'S uftu U nl)'(1(,lmliul ;n[uft'l;OII (MI), (11/1[ (hJdt'.trriht K'Onlt!ll'S /len'ti,'tilbdrrius 111 ucqllidn}J ,I,is J:lllJwlt'llgt'. Women (N = 15J.Il.~t'.t6tJ ...'f8,'](Jflidrl(l(t'd ill umi·slrt/ffllrt'Ji//-l/t'/Jlh ;"ft'I1'it'H's, Dutu UI1I1/' ysis ft'suftt'd ill/lmr glohul nl/t'8orit'.J: (u' /lI't,\,jtll/J It.'umillg. (hJ St'f/k/lllwit'dgt'. ((', (lelil'",ly st't'killg kllllll'kdgt'from mht'r.f. tJllcJ (II) illjiwnlutiml pI"OI'ic1t'd h)' others. Burrias to urql/idl/}J lit'll!'" knOJ.l'lecJgt' uftl!r MI wi/hulI/fht' slIJlpurr ofollrJIUI;,mf CR !I'Ut' ulso hf,mriJit'll. KEYWORDS. Older women, knowledge, myocardial infarclion, barriers, second­ ary prevenlion

Perceptions of Alternative Available for Women Facing Hysterectomy or Menopause 21 Donna L. Richter, EdD Sara J. Corwin, MPH, PhD Carol E. Rheanme, MSPH Robert E. McKeown, PhD

Wllm{'II'.~ J/(.'rn'priom IIf ul'I'l"IIu';I'I." '!Jrrupic',~ m'uilu1II{' fill' I/W//II,qiIlR .~,\'mJllOnu I"dlllrlJ /f1 mrl/o/Jl./llu w/{I ro rhl' I/{'edfol' 1Jy,~,el'(,('/fimy lI'er(' e,\plol'('IJ, Duru urI' re­ fl0rtt'll/rom J7 /rlCI/,~ j[roll/H 01111''';- umi mt'lIlJllUu.wi uj[eda'oml'lI (11= 82) IMIlK ill/II'(I ,wlI/hem U,S. j'(/u.fful ('lJul/lh'.~, AIIUI.r,{;,~ s/llJ",rd tlwl ('lIu'r,qclII/!Jrmes (fill 1101 1'01)' hy ruct OJ' ,~lIrgfry e.\]lel'iellc('. Hl'rhlll Pl"l'puru,;O/lS, \'iwmin ,wpplt­ nWIlfJ, "heulilty 1il'iIJR" (dil" & exer/'iJeJ, ulld miJl.dI1101{r IJrdclire,{ (pfayer & "I//('I/'ul heulil/g" J Wl'n' nll'II';oJl/'I/IH JIII.t{ihle tllf(,l'IIuri\'l'.~filr mUl/ugillR S)'nI!'­ '(I/II.{. PurriripUJI!J more' {rcqllt'llily iI({'llIIjird "oilier" WIII'I'II/io/lul medirul Uf'­ IImul'ht's-pre,lcripfioll I//{'l/imliml, !UJl'r MlI'gC'l)', l/ilu#ml Will ('lll'l'lfuj(e, UIlI! "wuldl/lIl ",uiliJlR" -(J,~ I/llemuliI'e,~ 111 hYJfl'l"efwmy, Alfl'rI/mil'e Iherupin ur(' iiI/kelt III }fomm'.~ dl'.fire III Ruin wl/lm/lJl'el" their 0",11 Ileulill curt.' dt'l'i.tiol/.t und JlrucJift',~. KEYWORDS. Mel\{lpall~, hy~tereclomy. allemalive thenlpies, wClmen and aging, heahh and uging. reproduclive health

A Prediction Model for Polypharmacy: Are Older, Educated Women More Susceptible to an Adverse Drug Evellt? 39 Blake Alall Perry, MS Lori Waite TIII'I/er, PhD, RD

Inlroouclion: Thi.~ mllly u/1I.'mpl.f tfl m'I'OIl/II lor \'uriulitJIl ;llllle IIlImher 0//1I't.'­ srripfifJl/ II/('dicufiol/.~ nJl/('//rrt'lI/ly WIWIII/t't! il/ j(l'/'iurril' pflllulUliOlI$, Melhod~: OUIIl were Jeleclef/ /mm Th" NUlimwllleutl1l al/dNUlritioll Exumi­ lIulion SIIIWY. JJI, 19,~8-J994 (NIIAN£S Ill), Adlll, HflllJelwld QUt'JlitlllllUire, U complex, /lllIlliJluge, dll.~'t'l"ed ,~(JII/IIIi"g olf'il'i1iulI,l/tlll-inJ/iflllioJlufill.'(!populu­ liollS, w!lil'h im111J!ed u \'/lllIlIleer ,((//111"(' 015.249 il/l1i1'hfllul,{ UiWd 65 al/d older 11'//11 J1unil'iJlUleli iI/ N/fANES JII,HIfI'I',\', rl'J'I't',wl,iIlRfilllr hmud geographic' rl'· R,iollJ ulld IH'e1l't' .~WleJ, (continued, next page) 46

Volume 13 Number 4 2001 (continued)

Re~ulls: A,~l'. iJWllnlr,l1l1t1 edm'iJ/;/JI/f/1 It'I'('/ UlTtJllll/t'll!or lIillt' 1~/"('('lIll1flht' \'t1daf;nl/ in 'lie IIl1mller of prr,HT;/lf;flIl nll'lficul;oJl.( rf/llfll""(,JI/~Y I(/I;r/l (I' < OJHHI/l; r!ll/l!gl,IlOlHiglll/kuIIt, tlIC'r{' lI'ere 1

Women's Retirement, Work and Life Paths: Changes, Disruptions and Discontinuities 53 Beverley A. Simmons, MS Myra J. Betschild, DR

/nlhiJ qllu/iWfil'l' s(jjd.v we e.rumilll! wamt'JI'J IIUn'plioJlJ (J1II1 illtuprelUfimu "f the imp(J1'1 ofretirenu!/11 WI ,h!'ir life e.flleriem't', .....1,t'lht'r reliremellf wus t'1I1"U1II1­ It'rt'd[mlllllllt'XI't'('led workl'lut'e n',ll/mldl/f"it'J, throJ/gh ,hdr QWIl (/ffi.fiu"s, or fllOoft' ofl1Idr Imrl/lfl". IlIlht' /it:1t im{dl/n' wt' t'xumillt' ,ret/liliolld! ,Ie/illilioll.(WId mt'ullillg.f ofrl'firt'nlrllt 111/11 tlld,. rf/fl'i}I/('f 10 "'Onlt'Il',f t'.IJ't'rirlll"t'. All)' Iht'orf/i­ CIII".lplmutlt'rm ,lIul.i'orJ.: iJ t"l'llfruIIIJlle}iI/;lIg wn' h1rllfit)'ut/fls(.r/ul illfegruli/lll is dwf/engt'tI, St'I'/IIIt1ly, 11Iis SI/l'~I' provides sumt' uIIIfTllu/i't't' wuys 10 fxumil/e c/UIIIgt',f ill work, /fltTllpritlll.f, um/lliJt"umillllirie.f ill Ihe rOl1le.\1 o/womt'll's life 11U1/u. Whrrt'/15 sJled./k illemi,it',f umll'lI/t'.fnluyM implJrlullt, bt'iIl,1l ubte'tI1·(Ill/rih· lilt'losof'iullije, w1lelllel' l1Imllgh IJUid or 1II111Uit! ~mrk ortltmugh st'/f-illll're.fIS, muy he mort' Ul'l'TOl'rillrl' tll'lt'l7IIillUIIIS fI{ slJdelul hI/IfWf/lioll, Ihllll Mell/itifs IhIlIIlFt' formed 11I111 ",uill/llil/t'd hy u I'TOdllt'li!m·ol"ilfl//l'd ,mdfly. KEYWORDS, Women lind relirement. redund;lncies, relirement definitions. change. disconlinuilie.s. life pilth composition. social integnllion, self·interests

Support Groups for Older Victims of Domestic Violence 71 Rosalie S. Wolf, PhD

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DIALOGUE: REIMAGINING THE FAMILY Nancy M. Colt and Jill Lepore Introduction / 124 Jane F. Levey Imagining the Family in U.S. Postwar Popular Culture: The Case of The Egg and I and Cheaper by the Doun /125 Elaine Tyler May Ambivalent Dreams: Women and the Home after World War II /151 Judith Smith Reading the 1920s in the 1940s /153 William Graebner Imagining the Possibilities: Jane Levey's "Rainbow at Midnight" /156 Wendy Kozol Scratching the Surface: Critique and Ambiguity in Postwar Popular Culture /158

Robert 1. Griswold If Not Ward Cleaver, Then Who? /160 Sonya Michel Models for Modernity /164 Robert Westbrook Ma and Pa Kettle Go to the AHA /166 ARTICLE Leah F. Vosko and David Witwer Not a Man's Union: Women Teamsters in the United States during the 1940, and 1950, /169

GETIING TO THE SOURCE Robert Nemes Women in the 1848-1849 Hungarian Revolution /193 BOOK REVIEWS Bonnie Smith Feminist Webs, Feminist Magma: New Histories of Women's Activism / 208 Sharon Ullman Sex and Science-The Retum of the Repressed /214 Evelyn Hu-DeHart Writing and Rewriting Women of Color / 224

CONTRIBUTORS / 234 NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS /237 ANNOUNCEMENT / 239 Editor's Note / 6

48 ARTICLES Kif Augustine.Adams "She consents implicitly": Women's Citizenship, Marriage, and Liberal Political Theory in Late-Nineteenth and Early-1\ventieth-Century / 8 James N. McCord Jr. Taming the Female Politician in Early-Nineteenth-Century England: J01m Bull versus Lady Jersey / 31 Steven D. Kale Women, Salons, and the State in the Aftermath of the French Revolution / 54 Rita Huber·Speri Organized Women and the Strong State: The Beginnings of Female Associational Activity in Germany, 1810-1840 / 81 Jocelyn Olcott "Worthy Wives and Mothers": State-Sponsored Women's Organizing in Postrevolutionary Mexico / 106 Sarah Wilkerson-Freeman The Creation of a Subversive Feminist Dominion: Interracialist Social Workers and the Georgia New Deal / 132 Marin Chappell 62 Rethinking Women's Politics in the 1970s: The League of Women Voters 0 and the National Organization for Women Confront Poverty / 155 ~ t;J} BOOK REVIEWS Karen Offen '""" Women's Citizenship in the Twentieth·Century World: States, Gender, ::r: and Historiographical Strategies in Comparative Perpsective / 180 ....t;J} Colonial Ci/iUlls: Republican Rights, Paumal Privi/(ge, and Cendu ill French Syriallnd UNnon by Elizabeth Thompson; Civili:dng Cilpitalism: The NaHonal Consumu's uague, Women's Aclivism, and LAbor Standards in the New Deal by Landon R.Y. Storrs; z Engendering th( Slate: Family, Work, and Welfart ill Ca/lJ7da by Nancy Christie; Slale ~ Policy and Gendu Syslem ill the Thv Grrman Siaies alld Sweden, 1945-1989 by Rolf Torstendahl, ed. C'l ::E 0 0 Cynthia Harrison C'l Bridges and Barriers: Sex, Class, and Race in 1\ventieth·Century U.S, r>:: Women's Movements / 191 ~ >l.l Wom(Il's by Ruth The World Split Gpm: How the Modml MOt/tmtnt Changed Amuicil Rosen; "Rights, Nol Roses": lIlliolls alld the Rise of Working-Class Feminism by Demus A. Desllppe; Too Heauy a Load: Black Womell ill Deftllse ofTh(mstlt'es by Deborah ~ ~ Gray White . Vivien Hart ....J So Many Worlds, So Much 10 Do: Historical Specificity and Gender "'"0 Politics / 200 A Room ala Time: How Women Enlmd Party Polilics by Jo Freeman; Gem/ered z Compromlsts: Political Cultutts and the Slate in Chile, 1920-1950 by Karin Alejandra c<) Rosemblatt; Women

CONTRIBUTORS / 219 NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS I 221 ANNOUNCEMENTS / 223 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT TO REVIEWERS 1224 49 KRUH I RUZE / BREAD & ROSES v v v Casopis Zenske infoteke / Feminist magazine of Zenska infoteka

Broj 15/15th Issue 2001 SUMMARIES IN ENGLISH

Zene U povijestijWomen in History

Zenska povijest-Povijest rodaIWomen's History-Gender History .3 los uvijek nevidljive - ali priznateJ/Stilllnvisble, Yet Acknowledged! .4 Stradanje zena u Prvome svjetskom ratu/Suffering of Women in World War I 7 o zenama u baroknoj Hrvatskoj/Women in B~roque Croatia 17 Rod i povijest u zapadnoj Europi/Gender and History in Western Europe 21 Proslost u sadasnjosti/Past Within Present 26 Sjecanje na bakine biljeznice s kuharskim receptimalRecoliection of Granny's,Recipe Notebooks 38 Virdzina, zavjetovana djevojkaNirdzina-A Woved Woman .44

PrijevodijTranslations :. Rod i politika povijesti/Gender and the Politics of Hifttory 54

Prikdzi/Reviews Vjestic~;·~jiga sjena/Witches: Book of Shadows 60 ~~'t -: l~.' '::. " T~d su i sto rade/Who are They; What Are They Doing? .~ }'!.r1ntca,...... • ""zena StvarnostII/AssoCiatlon•• of Women ,,1/Stvarnost 62

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KalendarjCalendar 65 50 KRUH I RUZE / BREAD & ROSES Feministicki casopis Zenske infoteke/ Feminist magazine of Zenska infoteka th Broj 16/16 Issue 2001 SUMMARIES IN ENGLISH

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PrUevodjTranslation Povratak na postanak Raja?/Return to Genesis of Eden? 21

Esej/Essay Jelisaveta Blagojevic: Hijeroglifi Ijubomore 28

PrikazijReviews Jasenka Kodrnja: "Nimfe, Muze, Eurinome" - drustveni pololaj umjetnica u Hrvatskoj 36 Jasmina Tesanovic: "Ja & moja multikulturalna ulica" .42

Tko su I sto rade/Who are they and what are they doing? Zenska mrela Centar za lene Vukovar .45 Udruga lena Romkinja "Romsko srce" .46 Zenska grupa "Korak" .47

VIJes11·· ·/,.1"cws .48 'I. 49 KaIIcnc

2 From the Editor 4 Kollshah NEWS YOU HAVEN'T HEARO BEFORE Mica Speklor, feminist chanteuse· Surprising new opportunities for Orthodox women· Debby Hirshman builds America's biggest lee· Lilith becomes a cover giTi • and much more

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32 Readers Respond .. Letters on homosexuality andJewlsb m6~hers, breast worry, learning not to forgjve, an(imor,e., 36 Reviews W1Iy iJ this ml1glltillt called Lilith' l" In)lIe Garoen 0/Eden, long tHfore Ike taling oflhe apple, 38 Creative Edge l1Ie Hoi)' Dlle crellIN Ill,fi,.,1 Fine arts, wonderful crafts h~lIlall beillgs-

International I!eminist Magazine November 2001 • No. 16

Editorial 2 Editorial 3 Overview of The World Conference against Racism, Racial Discrimination, Xenophobia and Related Intolerance. Cecilia MiliAn 4 Resultados de la Conferencia Mundlal contra el Racismo, la Discriminaci6n Racial, la Xenofobia y formas conexas de Intolerancia • Cecilia Millan , 5 Theword of the people without papers 'Parole de sans-paplers' • Madjlguene Cisse 10 Palabra de sin papeles 'Parole de sans-papiers' • ~adjiguene Ciss~ , , 11

Gender andRacism • Teboho Maitse ~ 12 Genero y Racismo. Teboho Maitse 13

Roll Back Xenophobia Campaign' Lydia Wambogo 18 la Campaf\a -Roll Back Xenophobia" • Lydia Wambogo 19

Rendering feminism blacker· Suell Carneiro 22 Ennegrecer al feminismo • Sueli Carneiro : 23 Economic Integration, Human Rights and Racism. Jacqueline Pitanguy and Rosana Heringer 28 Integrad6il econ6mica, derechos humanos y racismo • Jacqueline Pitanguy y Rosana Heringer 29

The rights of Dalit people: a women's perspective' Fatima Burnad 34 EI Derecho de las Personas Oalit: una perspectiva de muJeres • Fatima Burnad 35

Bolivia: Domestic work and indigenous women' Elizabeth Peredo Beltr4n 38 Bolivia: EI trabaJo domestico y las muJeres de pueblos indigenas • Elizabeth Peredo Beltran 39 Poetry against racism 42 Poesfa en contra del racismo 43

Culture, gender, religion and the dispute over the headscarf • Birgit Romme/spacher 44 Cultura, genero, religi6n y el debate en tomo al pariuelo • Birgit Romme/spacher ..45

Quo vadis Israel? The new Intifada of the Palestinians' Felicia Langer 48 ,Quo vadis, Israel?la nueva Intifada de los palestlnos • Felicia Langer 49

Women's Rights are Human Rights. Charlotte Bunch : 52 los derechos de las muJeres son derechos humanos • Charlotte Bunch 53 RAWA Statement: The terrorist attacks on the USA 58 Resoluci6n de RAWA sabre los ataques terroristas en los EE.UU 59 Scheherazade Women's Action Group letter 60 Carta del Grupo de Acd6n de MuJeres Scheherazade , 61

News 62 Notlclas 63 53

Volume 4, Issue No.2 DECEMBERDANUARY20m *DEPARTMENTS 6 EDITOR'S LETTER 7 CONTRIBUTORS 8 LETTERS

12 PANORAMA No Palpable Difference?; Fit for Further Study

FIRST PERSON Happy Holidays. Our contributing writer looks to family for 17 comfort and support during the difficult holiday season.

BEAUTY SPOT The Eyes Have It. During cancer treatment, women sometimes 18 lose their eyebrows and lashes. Follow these expert tips on how to recreate them.

OFF MY Q-IEST No AJternative? Our advice columnist assesses why many 20 people in the West are quick to dismiss alternative treatment as quackery.

25 INTERNATIONAL DISPATCH Global Reach. AfAMM examines why cervical cancer. a highly curable disease, continues to threaten women's lives in Thailand. 54 MARKETPLACE Want to see what products and services are available to you? See what some of our advertisers have to offer.

64 CANCER GIRL You're Gonna Eat That?1 Our columnist ponders why breast cancer survivors are always expected to be paragons of healthful eating.

CREME DE LA CREME This month, MAMM is focusing on thankfulness and 26 its place in the lives of cancer survivors. Nine of our readers share their reasons for being lhankful, as well as their favorite recipes.

PURSUING HORMONE THERAPY by Christine Haran. In Europe, many 34 young women with breast cancer are using an alternative to chemotherapy. Find out why Zoladex isn't a recommended treatment in lhe United States. TARGETED THERAPIES by Sue Rochman, Learn how monoclonal antibod· 38 ies, one of the most promising class of cancer drugs in development, utilize knowledge about the human immune system to block cancer growth-and do not produce chemotherapy's side effects.

DOCUMENTARY by Liz Galst. Photographs by Melissa Ann Pinney, Shirlee 42 Mohuiddin and her fellow ovarian cancer members at Saint Joseph Hospital celebrate the seventh anniversary of Shirlee's diagnosis, Plus, members at the local PBS telethon!

PROFILES Serving Her Nation, by Cindy Bodart Burke. Samish Indian Nation 48 executive Mary Honhongva looks past fear. Keeping It Light, by Jason Hidalgo. Four·time survivor Sally deLipkau battles cancer wilh humor.

*BACK OF BOOK 59 COMPANION A Drinking Story; Closing the Gap; Clinical Trials Watch; Review ofHollywood Moms; Resources

TOp TO BOTTOM: MELISSA ANN PlHNEy; DONNA BINDER; ERIKA LANGLEY 54

MEDIA REPORT TO WOMEN Covering all the issues concerning women and media

Volume 30, Number 1 Winter 2002

Paula Zahn and the zipper promo: How low do we have to go? 4 Women in communications field losing ground 6 Liberty Media, Ms. Magazine acquired by Feminist Majority Foundation 6 Women in sports not covered seriously; beauty, sexiness part of package 7 Cheesecake firmly in place on ABC during November 2001 sweeps 16 MEDIEVAL 55 FEMINIST FOR UM ~ NO. 32, FALL 2001

NOTES AND ANNOUNCEMENTS Message from the President...... 3 Message from the Editor 4 Announcements...... 6

GENDER, THE ACADEMY, AND THE ARTS: Women's Voices and Medieval Song: An Interview with Anne Azema and Shira Kammen (F. Regina Psaki) 14 Skipping Like : Or Why Medieval Studies Neglects the Dance (Joanna E. Ziegler) 24 "Pois dompna s'ave / d'amar": Na Castelloza's Cansos and Medieval Feminist Scholarship (Alison Langdon)...... 32

BIBLIOGRAPHY (Chris Africa)...... 43

BIBLIOGRAPHY: WOMEN AND MEDICINE (Monica Green) 50

BOOK REVIEWS . .54

SUBSCRIPTION INFORMATION...... 57

ORDER FORM: SUBSIDIA 1 AND 2 ...... 59 56 Meridians feminism, race, transnationalism

VOLUME 2, NUMBER 1,2001

ix Editor's Introduction Kum·Kum Bhl1unani 127 POETRY: "Sisters Behind Bars" Opal Palmer Adisa

I ESSAY: Race, Gender, and the Aniltla Y. Dovis and 13 0 ESSAY: Contradictory Locations: Pumla Dimo Gqola Prison Industrial Complex: Cassandra Shay lor Blackwomen and the Discourse ofthe California and Beyond Black Consciousness Movement (HeM) in South Africa 26 ESSAY: The Aliens Hav.e Landedl Bonu Subramaniam Reflections on the Rhetoric of 153 POETRY: "Mahadevi Chastens Her Lover, Rtttika Vazirani Biological Invasions Lord ofMallika," "The Preference of Vishnu," liWhat a Fisher Girl Said in POETRY: uFor Anna Mani (1918-2001)>> Suniti Namjoshi 41 Defense ofAbsence, Her Lover," "Her Final Word to Vishnu," "The Challenge" 42 MEDIA MATTERS: The Many Faces C. A. Griffith and ofGlobalism and the Challenges of H. L. T. Quan 158 ESSAY: Con un pie a mda ladofWith a Foot Laura Gillman Documentary Filmmaking in Each Place: Mtsfizojr as Transnational and Stacey M. Feminisms in Ana Castillo's So Farftom God Floyd-Thomas 58 POETRY: "Gardens" Odilia Rivera

176 POETRY: "Fire Flies" Odilia Rivao 59 ESSAY: Histories and Heresies: Cheryl A. Wall Engendering the Harlem Renaissance ·177 REPORT: Women's WORLD: ATransnational Network ofWomen MmdithTax 77 INTERCONNECTIONS: Locating and Sharon K. Hom Translating Meridians Writers: The Targeting ofFeminist Writers 186 POETRY: "Funeral Procession in Odilia Rivtra 92 COUNTERPOINTS: Meridians Malathi de Ahvis, Puerto Nuevo" Roundtable on Peace Rita Arditti, Sandra Azar, Amnta Basu, 187 ESSAY: The Other Dancer as Self: Ktvin fivtrod Quashit Cynthia Cockburn, Girlfriend Selfhood in Toni Morrison's Carol Cohn, Sula and Alice Walker's Tht Color Purplt Val Moahadam 218 POEM: "Mami Haikus" Odilia Rivera 112 POETRY: "ElAzucarde la Cana," Odilia Rivtra "The Sugar from the Cane" 219 ESSAY: Hillary Rodham Clinton's earrn Kaplan Orient: Cosmopolitan Travel and 113' MEMOIR: On Writing and Return: Lisa Suhair Majaj Global Feminist Subjects Palestinian·American Reflections 24 About the Contributors ' 246 Guidelines for Contributors 57

tssue Number 60, Winter 2001 Midwifery Educofion

DEPARTMENTS Midwifery Today 2 From Ihe Edilor 4 Poetry 5 Networking 6 Tricks of the Trode 7 Morion's Messoge 8 Queslion of the Quorter 62 Journol Abslrocts 63 Medio Reviews Page32 64 News Photo by Jennifer ROJenberg 70 Clossified Advertising 71 Colendor FEATURES 73 Photo Album Midwifery Today International Midwife 9 The Essentials of Midwifing Midwives-SARA WKKHAM 43 Editoriol: Going to Chino 11 Pedagogy in Midwifery Educalion-JWANA VAN OlPHEN F"", 13 The Power of Independenl Practice-SANDRA STINE 16 The Slippery Slope of Professional Education-llRAn E,DR1OG' 18 A Feminisl Approach 10 Midwifery Educalion--toRNA DAVIES 20 Meeting Ihe Needs of the Conlemporory Midwifery Studenl-NKou ROUHANA AIlO

KAREN ScHElliNG 22 A Vision for MidWifery in Ihe Uniled Slales-iNA MAy GASKIN 24 life lessons-AusoN &ASTIEN 27 Supporting Midwifery Apprenticeship in the New Millennium-TERRA RKHARllSON 29 Birth Rights and Siudent Rights-DEBRA RKHMAN 31 What Do Mothers Really Need-JrnNlfI. ROSENBERG 32 A Natural Allernalive 10 Suluring-OENISE GilPIN-8

34 Midwifery and Sexual Misconducl-S_ BRill 36 The Calling-MIRIAM MEDICINE PRAYER 38 Challenging Births: 2-SARA WKKHAM Co~'t'r Photo byCaroline E. Brown, D.Ed.. MS, RNC. Caroline is currenlly at the Unil'crs;ty ofPennsyll'onia 40 Simpfy Midwife-MARINA AuUGARAY as apost doc researchfellow in the school ofnursing. She is Q contributing photographerfor Midwifery Today International Midwife andassociate editor (pho/()graphy)for the International 44 Midwifery Education in New Zealand-SARAH STEWART Journal ofChildbirlh Education. 46 Promoling Midwifery Educalian Around the WOrld-lIt>I

MINERVA Quarterly Report on Women and the Military

Vol. XIX No.2 Summer, 2001

Articles

Everything Old is New Again: The Use ofGender-Based Terrorism Against Women Jacky Hardy I

Kady Brownell, A Rhode Island Legend Sara Bartlett 39

Reviews Joanna Bourke An Intimate History ofKilling: Face-to-Face Killing in 20''' Century Warfare Reviewed by Regina F. Titunk 59 59

EDITOR'S PAGE BY MARCIA ANN GILLESPIE • 4 LETTERS VOLUME XII NUMBER l' DECEMBER 200l/JANUARY 2002' 6 NEWS \VOMEN SPEAK OUT ABOUT TERRORISM, WAR, JUSTICE, IFEATURES AND PEACE Phantom Towers 38 WOMEN OF THE YEAR 52 AFGHAN WOMEN BY ROSALIND P. PETCIIESKY 6 40 SERENA & VENUS For pursuing acts of resistance in the face of Beware of Creeping Militarism WILLIAMS brutal, gender-based oppression BY O'NTHIA ENLOE 15 For serving up a discomfiting mix 55 ROBERTA RILEY & IfWomen Had a Foreign Policy ofsinew, grit, coal black kink. and JENNIFER ERICKSON BY GLORIA SHINEM 16 'tude-and daring to call it woman For convincing a federal court that birth control Terrorism and \'(fomen is a medical necessiry and BY 18 42 BARBARA LEE mobilizing a move- Truth Be Told For courageously standing up for ment for prescrip­ BY GINGER OTIS AND LAURA ROZEN 22 peace and justice in a time of lion coverage Casualty ofWar: The Media terrorism and fear BY JENNifER L. rOZNER 33 45 JANE FONDA 56 MICHELLE Peace Work For putting her muscle and her YEOH BY SIlIRLEY J, VELASQUEZ 35 For creating money to work for girls' health Clippings and gender studies powerful images BY KATE ROUNDS 36 ofAsian women 46 REBECCA GOMPERTS and refusing to be 14 BOOKS For hatching a heroic and ingenious plan (0 provide stereotyped Bold Before Her Time reproductive health services around the world BY LE ANNE SCIlIl.E1BER 74 59 NAOMI KLEIN 49 MAGDA ESCOBAR Special: An Excerpt From For connecting activists around the world 10 help For showing us how to build community programs Rani/in Ai W'to Are by create a new global movement that bridge the Perdita Houston 78 digital divide 61 MARLEINE BASTIEN Review 83 50 SYLVIA For working to make the dream ofdemocracy a 96 BACK PAGE RHONE realiry for Florida's black voters Inherit the War For pUHing her BY GRACE P,UEY 62 YOKO ONO ideals into For five decades (and counting) action-both of unwavering commitment to in and out of peace and feminism the music business--()n SEPTEMBER 11 HEROES behalf of For giving their lives to save women and others in the Twin Towers of people ofcolor the World Trade Center

66 WOMEN WHO MADE A DIFFERENCE A few of the brave and tenacious women who !eft their mark on this momentous year-and one enduring female superhero,

86 30 YEARS OF Ms. A few ofour words-and yours­ about the magazine and its mission, and the roads we've traveled along the way, 60 • SPRING 2002 VOLUME XII NUMBER 2

(Host articles have been condensed for this Issue.) 1970, 1980, Since 1990 5 Click I The Housewife's 42 Female Genital 60 Sex, Lies, and Moment of Truth Mutilation: Fighting Advertising (1990) (1972) by Jane O'Reilly for Human Rights by Women Voters Can't One Girl at a Time 9 (1980) 77 Martin, What Be Trusted: The Birth Should I Do Howl of the Gender Gap by Robin Morgan & Gloria 5teinem ('990) (1972) by Gloria 5teinem by 45 Life on the Global 12 Welfare Is a Women's 81 Delusions of Safety Issue (1972) Assembly line (198') by Barbara Ehrenreich (1990) by Marcia Ann by Johnnie TIllmon Gillespie & Annette Fuentes 15 The Hole/Birth catalog: A 84The Nature of the Meditation on Anatomy 49 80dy Politic: The Growth ofthe Beast (199') and DestlnY(1972) by Anita Hill by Cynthia Orick Women's Health Movement (198t.) 86 Becoming the 17 A Guide to Consclousness- by Barbara Ehrenreich Third Wave ('99') Raising ('973) by Rebecca Walker by Letty Conin Pogrebin 53 Gay Gothic: How Four People Met, 89 Raising Sons (1993) 19 Hever Again-Death, Had a Baby, and Politics, and Abortion by Mary Gordon Became Good (1973) by Robena B,andes Gran; TImeline by Jimmye Friends (1987) Kimmey & Mai Hoang by Lindsy Van Gelder

23 In Search of Our 56 It's Not Nice to Mothers' Gardens: The Mess With Mother Creativity of Black Hature - Ecofemlnlsm Women In the South '01 (1989) ('914) by Alice Walk" by Lindsy Van Gelder 27 Getting to Know Me: A Primer on Masturbation 65 SPECIAL SECTIOH (1974) by Betty Dodson A(oalltlon of Hope: 30 Baseball Diamonds Are a How the Girl's Best Friend (1974) International by Letty Cotlin Pogrebin Feminist 93 Dispatch from 32 Have You Heard the One Community Beijing ('993) by About the Traveling Mobilized Around Robin Morgan Saleswomanl ('974) the Plight of Flashback: From Seneca Falls to by Dee \'Vedemeyer Afghan Women Houston (1978) by 33 The Party Line: Produced by the Lindsy Van Gelder To P( or Hot to P( (1975) Feminist Majority by Vivian Gornick Foundation 99 So Who Gets the Kids1 Divorce In the 35 Testosterone Poisoning Age of Equal (1915) by Alan Alda 106 The Tree of ('999) 37 Joan OWe: The Dialectics Feminist Life: A by Susan J. Douglas of Rape (1975) listing of Hatlonal 102 Who Benefits from by Angela Davis Organizations Family-friendly 41 If Men Could Menstruate and Networks Pollclesl ('000) (1978) by Gloria Steinem by Betty Holcomb Vol. 13 No.3, Fall 2001 61 Special Issue: Gender and Social Policy: Local to Global

Guest Editors: Audrey Thomas McCluskey and Jean c. Robinson liThe Danger Zone Is Everywhere": Introduction AUDREY THOMAS MCCLUSKEY and JEAN C. ROBINSON .. viii

Articles

"We Do Not Want Our Girls to Marry Foreigners": Gender, Race, and American Citizenship ANN MARJE NICOLOS!...... t

The Deployment of the Prosperous Family: Family Planning in West Java LYNDA NEWLAND 22

Testing the Limits of European Citizenship: Ethnic Hatred and Male Violence R. AMY ELMAN 49

Family Leave Policies: Examining Choice and Contingency in Industrialized Nations JANINE A. PARRy...... 70

Retail on the "Dole": Parasitic Employers and Women Workers LYNN DUGGAN 95

Feminists and the Welfare State: Aboriginal Health Care Workers and U.S. Com­ munity Workers of Color NANCY A. NAPLES and MARNIE DOBSON 1I6

Research Reports

Gender Differences: Struggles Around "Needs" and "Rights" in South Africa jACKLYN COCK and ALISON BERNSTEIN . 138

Privatizing Pain: The Problem of Woman Battery in Russia JANET ELISE JOHNSON .. 153

Economic Development Policies and Women Workers: Filipina Workers in a Japanese Transplant NIZA LICUANAN-GALELA . 169

Review Essays

War, Gender, and Military Studies MIRIAM COOKE .. 181

Heroines and Homemakers: Views from Across the Disciplines COLETTE A. HYMAN 189

Book Reviews

Eleanor Roosevelt: Volume I, 1884-1933 by Blanche Wiesen Cook Eleanor Roosevelt: Volume I1, 1933-1938 by Blanche Wiesen Cook Courage in a Dangerous World: The Political Writings ofEleanor Roosevelt edited by AIlida M. Black JEAN FOX O'BARR . 199

Belle Moskowitz: Feminine Politics and the Exercise of Power in the Age of Alfred E. Smith by Elizabeth Israels Perry No Place for a Woman: A Life of Senator M(lIgaret Chase Smith by Janann Sherman Barbara [ordan: American Hero by Mary Beth Rogers KIM NIELSEN ...... 203 (continued, nexl page) Vol. 13 No.3, Fall 2001 62 (continued) Special Issue: Gender and Social Policy: Local to Global

Guest Editors: Audrey Tll0mas McCluskey and Jean C. Robinson

The WiIl to Empower: Democratic Citizens and Other Subjects by Barbara Crui· kshank LISA DiSCH 207

Don't Call Us Out of Name: The Untold Lives of Women and Girls in POOT America by Lisa Dodson Saving Bemice: Battered Women, Welfare and Poverty by Jady Raphael Whose Welfare I edited by Gwendolyn Women and Power: Fighting and Povert}' by Janel Townsend, Pilar Alberti, Emma Zapata, Jo Rowlands, and Marta Mercado KATHERINE MCDADE 209

Subject to Debate: Sense and Dissents on Women, Politics, and Culture by Katha Pollitt DAVID S. GUTTERMAN _ ,'.;.1, 215 In Pwise of Difference: The Emergence of a by Rosiska Darcy de Oliveira, translated from-Portuguese by Peggy Sharpe DIANA G. ZOELLE : 217

Democratization and Women's Grassroots Movements edited by Jill M. Bysty· dzienski and Joti Sekhon Conscious Acts and the Politics ofSocial Change: Feminist Approaches to Social Movements, Commwlity, and Power, vol. 1. edited by Robin L. Teske and Mary Ann Tetreault Women and Democracy: Latin America and Central and EasteIn Europe edited by Jane Jaquette and Sharon Wolchik SHERYL L. SHIRLEy...... 219

Women and Human Development: The Capabilities Approach by Martha C. Nussbaum Globalizing Concern for Women's Human Rights: The Failure of the American Model by Diana G. ZoeHe AMY C. HUDNALL ...... 225

She Comes to Tf.lkeHer Rights: Indian Women, Property, and Propriety by Srimati Basu ." "', _, Borders & Boundaries: Women in India's Partition by Ritu Menon and Kamla Bhasin The Other Side of Silence: Voices from the Partition of India by Urvashi Butalia SHELLEY FELDMAN , 228

Islam and Equdity: Debating the Future of Women's and Minority Rights in the Middle East dnd North Africa edited by the Lawyers Committee for Human Rights Searching for Ufe: The Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo and the Disappeared Children ofArgentina by Rita Arclitti The Space Between Us: Negotiating Gender and National Identities in Conflict by Cynthia Cockburn RENEE G. SCHERLEN 232

Index 238 63 NANNV

MEN, WOMEN AND GENDER IN EARLY AND IMPERIAL CHINA

VOL. III n. 1 2001

Harriet T ZURNDORFER, "Foreword)) . Paul S. Ropp, "Passionate Women: Female Suicide in Late .,. Imperial China-Introduction" 3 Katherine CARLITZ, "The Daughter, the Singing-Girl, and the Seduction of Suicide" 22 Janet THEISS, "Managing Martyrdom: Female Suicide and State- craft in IVIid-Qjng China" 47 Paola ZAl>IPERINI, "Untamed Hearts: Eros and Suicide in Late Imperial Chinese Fiction" 77 Grace S. FONG, "Signifying Bodies: The Cultural Significance of Suicide Writings by Women in Ming-Qing China" 105 Paul S. Ropp, "Bibliography" 143 Index 152 Lisa RAPHALS, "Arguments by Women in Early Chinese Texts" 157 Hu YING, "Naming the First New Woman" 196

REVIEW ESSAY

Wilt IDEMA, "Proud Girls" 232

BOOK REvlEWS

Alan COLE, Mothers alld SOIlS ill Chillese Buddhism (Beata GRANT) .. 249 Nw Zhiping and YAO Zhaonii, Tallgdai hUllSang (David McMULLEN) 253 Yallagida Selsu/w sensei /wki killen·Chugoku denIO 110 shalwi /() ka;;oku (LAu Nap-yin) 257 Kang-i SUN CHANG, Femillist Readillgs: Classical alld Modern Perspectives (Ann L. Huss) 264 Gail HERSHATTER et. aI., Guide to Women's Studies ill Chilla (Susan GLOSSER) . 266 Corrigenda-Volume 2 (2000) 270 64 NOQA no. 22001, Volume 9 Nordic Journal ofWomen s Studies Gender and Language

Susanne V. Knudsen and Bente Meyer Editorial 75 Mette Kun¢e and Kirsten Gomard Editorial 75 Janne C. H. Bromseth Constructions of and negotiations on interaction norms and gender on electronic discussion lists in Norway 80 Gunilla Byrman From marital precautions to love power 89 Mona Forssktihl Girls' slang and boys' slang: two towns in Finland visited 98 Kirsten Gomard Political debates on Danish TV: Negotiating political competence and gender 107 Eva Sundgren Men and women in language change. A Swedish 113

BOOK REVIEWS Katarina Leppanen The reception of Ellen Key in Germany or "The light comes to us from the north" 124 J¢rgell Lorentzen Nordic studies on men and .l26 Jon Milner The subtle level of gender differences : 129 Christine Roman Cooperation in gender-mixed workplaces 131 Rita Therkelsen Big Anna, little Anna and ten other feature articles based on profile interviews 133 65

decem,ber 2001 volume xxxi, number 11

news National and International News .4 Latest on Women in Afghanistan 8

commentary As a Whore, I Have No Country : 10 It's Not "All About Oil" ; 11

special feature: domestic violence Sisters, We're Doin' it To Ourselves: Florida and Future of Our Sheltering Movement... 14 Silting in (on) Patriarchy: Exploring Issues or Space in a Baltering Intervention Program 19 The Russian Shelter Movement 22 On the Screen: Selting the Stage for Learning 26 Domestic Violence as Torture 28 . in Global Perspective 31 Books About Partner Abuse Enter Mainstream Fiction 34 Choosing Feminism Over Therapy: One Woman's Account.. 37

regular features Bookstores .40 Calendar .41 Dykes to Watch Out For 42 66 off urbacksthefeminist newsjournal voL XXXII,1\08. 1~ a january-februUyaooa

news National and International News 4 The Bandit Queen is Dead...... •...... 8

interview Interview with Carolyn Gage : 9

commentary Taking Leave: Working Motherhood and the Politics of Time 17 Raising Our Kids in the Anarchist Community 22 Women and Peace...... •...... 26 Minimum Security \ : 31 Stripping as a System of Prostitution ; ...... •...34

special feature Maximum Rock and Roll: the Girls' Rock Camp .41 Madonna Denied the Right to Rage .45 Britney and the Backlash .48 Hit Me Baby One More Time." 50 It's Funny 'Cause It's True 50

reviews Arts of the Possible by 51 Consequence: Beyond Resisting Rape by Loolwa Khazzoom 53

regular features Dykes to Watch Out For 55 Festivals 58 Announcements 58 Feminist Bookstores 59 the feminist newsjournal 67 offtlur ba~ks V'()l~,.XXXII,:nos. 3&4 . march·april2002

news National and International News ..4

activism Police Repression at the World Economic I'orum Protest... 8 Protesting the WEF: What Was Accomplished? 11 Feminists Network for Peace 12

special feature: international feminism Croatia: Feminists Stave Off Onslaught of Sexist Media 13 Turkey: Women, Sexuality and Social Change 18 Brazil: "Other Worlds Are Possible": World Social Forum Meets 22 Feminist Report from the WSF. 23 Argentina: Women's Manifesto from the Housewives' Trade Union 26 Turkey: Women Denounce Honor Killings 28 Namibia: Editor of Sister Namibia Fights for Lesbian Rights 30 Women Demand Half of the Government... 31 Nigeria: Liberating Lesbians and all Women 34 Britain/U.S.: The Doctor and the Woman: Comparing dritish and American Abortion Laws 37 Tanzania/Uganda: Rethinking Radicalism .42 India: . Why Has Water Evaporated? Controversy over Indian Filmmaker Deepa Mehta 51

reviews Empowering Women: Land and Property Rights in Latin America .46 Sweatshop Warriors: Immigrant Women Workers Take on the Global Factory .49 Intimate .Betrayal: Domestic Violence in Lesbian Relationships 53 / regular features Letters 55 Dykes to Watch Out For 57 Festivals 60 Announcements 61

In our last issue we fealured an article entitled, "Madonna Denied the Right to Rage," by Sue Scharff. This article was originally published at W'MY.saidit.org, an online ·pro-equality, pro-multiplicity, pro-abundance, pro-responsibility, pro­ animal. pro-justice, pro-love, pro-laughter feminist publication,B Pakistan Journal of Women's Studies: 68 Alam-e-Niswan

Volume 8 Numbers 1 & 2 December 2001

Mah Nazir Riaz & Self Perceptions of Victims of Domestic Violence AmnaNaz

Noritah Ornar FEMINISM IN , The Quest for Self 15 Identify

Shahzad Mojab WOMEN'S STUDIES ACROSS NATIONS: 27 Facing the Challenges of Global Feminism

Sarah Childs Women's Political Representation in the UK 41

Fawzia Afzal Khan Exposed by Pakistani Street Threatre: The 57 Unholy Alliance of Postmodem Capitalism, Patriarchy and Fundamentalism

Janet M. Powers DECOLONIZATION AS DIALOGUE: Working 77 Toward

Clare M. Gender, , and Development in 91 Wilkinson-Weber Pakistan: A Critical Review

Arthur E. Barbeau CHINA'S WOMEN'S MOSQUES, A Travelogue 105

Fouzia Saeed Women Working as Traditional Prostitutes in 115 Pakistan

Tahera Aftab Women's History 127 Women's March: From the Columns of 129 Newspapers Views & News 139 Book & Film Reviews 151 Women and Myth 69 Art: Pears and GrapefruiULaurie Goodhart iv IntroductIon: ·Undeniable and Irresistible": a- The Mythic Feminine and Women's CreatMty c: Pamela Collins 3 ~ Pele/Kate Kealani H. Winter 5 ro -" rn .W Art: Sunflowers and Osage Orange/Laurie Goodhart 12 Z Michelle and OIMB 13 c: SuEllen Hamkins and Cindy L. Parrish 3 0- ro The Divine Mother: Representations of Women 26 .., in Potiki and The PeoplelSusan Zimmermann -"

Art: Baubo in the Garden/Laurie Goodhart 31 S-

Women in CeltIc MythISheryl O'Sullivan 32

CandelaneJWendell St. John 39 I Q. 54 Art: Tomarillo and Crickets/Laurie Goodhart IIIs: The Goddess and the Evidence: A Gathering 55 c... VlOdication of Marija GimbutasiG. S. Swan g 3 The Goddess as a Curved Line: Coding Women's Wisdom 61 Ql. Pamela Collins Q, Short Fiction/Essays ~ ~. The Rules of the GamelKristin Berkey-Abbott 67 -(J) 0 SpiUCatherine Miller 73 :7 or0 MarchfGinneh Howard 77 (iJ ;r.

Poetry en Rehearsal/Joyce Odam 87 "U ;:0 ~ 88 a. Remedios/Carol Hamilton Z G) The Bad W~e/Christine Delea 89 ~ N 0 LichenS/Brittney Schoonebeek 90 0 -" ~ Song of the Cloud Malden/Maya Quintero 91

Turtle Woman/Dolores Stewart 92

Her Handrmr!

Before the Wedding: What Happens When Dad 95 Tells Mom To Sell Her Car/Cathryn Colell

On The Way To Vistt A Friend Wtth Cancer/Elsa Bethanis 97

TakenlOnce Makeup Was Finally Allowed 98 Nicole Reinert (continued, next page) (continued)

The House Dreams/Dina Ben-Lev 100 70 In Provincetown/Theresa D. Murphy 101

At the Cleveland Museum/Judy Klare 102

Portaging/Lea Gould 103

Where I Learned to Feed Myself/Kay Bosgraa' 104

Girl Accused/Berlha Rogers 106

Wise Woman Poses Nude As Branches 109 Curl Upward Past Her FacelKalharyn Howd Machan

EqualHoIly Farris 110

Book Reviews 111

Contributors 121 PSYCHOLOGY OF WOMEN QUARTERLY Volume 25 Number 4 2001 71

SPECIAL ISSUE: WOMEN'S LIVES, FEMINIST RESEARCH, AND THE DECADE OF BEHAVIOR Editors: jacquelyn W White, Nancy Felipe Russo, and Cheryl Brown Travis

FEATURE ARTiClES Feminism and the Decade of Behavior Jacquelyn W. White 267 Nancy felipe Russo Cheryl Brown Travis Addressing Diversity in the Decade of Behavior: Nancy Felipe Russo 2BO Focus on Women of Color Kim Vaz Rape: A Century of Resistance Patricia D. Rozee 295 Mary P. Koss Feminism and Health in the Decade of Behavior Cheryl Brown Travis 312 Jill D. Compton Women's Sexual Health: The Need for Feminist Analyses Hortensia Amaro 324 in Public Health in the Decade of Behavior Anita Raj Elizabeth Reed Feminist Interventions: Accountability Beyond Symptom Reduction Judith Worell 335 Family Forms and Member Well-Being: A Research Agenda Janice M. Steil 344 for the Decade of Behavior Women, Motivation, and Achievement Janet Shibley Hyde 364 Kristin C. Kling Women and Paid Work Barbara A. Gutek 379 BOOK REVIEWS Feminist Reconstructions in Psychology: Narrative, Gender, Janis S. Bohan 394 and Performance, by Mary M. Gergen From Subjects to Subjectivities: A Handbook of Interpretive Ellen B. Kimmel 395 and Participatory Methods, by Deborah l. Tolman and Mary Brydon-Miller (Eds.) Relationships Among Asian American Women, by Jean lau Chin (Ed.) Debra Kawahara 396 Rape on the Public Agenda: Feminism and the Politics ofSexual Assault, by Maria Bevacqua Mary P, Koss 396 Taking Care ofMen: in the Public Mind, Joseph H. Pleck 397 by Anthony McMahon Women and Borderline Personality Disorder: Symptoms and Stories, Carolyn Zerbe Enns 39B by Janet Wirth-Cauchon

Lectures on the Psychology of Women (2nd ed.), by Joan c. Chrisler Karol E. Dean 399 Carla Golden, and Patricia Rozee (Eels.) Women and Schizophrenia, by David J. Castle, John McGrath, Robin Dee Post 400 and Jayashri Kulkarni (Eds.) In Our Own Words: Writings (rom Women's Lives (2nd Ed.), Ingrid Johnston-Robledo 401 by Mary Crawford and Rhoda Unger PSYCHOLOGY OF WOMEN QUARTERLY 72 Volume 26 Number 1 2002

FEATURE ARTICLES 2001 Division 35 Presidential Address: Context matters: Understanding Tokenism Processes and Their Impact on Women's Work Janice 0, Yoder

2001 Carolyn SherifAwardAddress: The Presence of an Absence Michelle Fine 9 RESEARCH ARTICLES Health The Relational Health Indices: A Study of Women's Relationships Belle Liang 25 Allison Tracy Catherine Taylor Linda M. Williams Judith Jordan Linking Femininity, Weight Concern, and Mental Health Liana Y. Bay-Cheng 36 Among Latina, Black, and White Women Alyssa N. Zucker Abigail J. Stewart Cynthia S. Pomerleau Education Learning in a Man's World: Examining the Perceptions of Undergraduate Jennifer Steele 46 Women in Male-Dominated Academic Areas Jacquelyn B, James Rosalind Chait Barnett Qualitative Studies Perceptions of Thriving by Women Who Have Experienced Paula B. Poorman 51 Abuse or Status-Related Oppression

Night Moves: A Qualitative Investigation ofStreet-Level Sex Work Rochelle L. Dalla 63 Conceptual Paper

Sex Differences and/in the Self: Classic Themes, Feminist Variations, Janis S, Bohan 74 Postmodern Challenges

BRIEF REPORT The Body Esteem ofHmong and Caucasian Young Adults St.ephen L Franzoi 89 Zoua Chang BOOK REVIEWS For Love or Money: The Fee in , edited by Jean Lau Chin 92 Marcia Hill & Ellyn Kaschak Privilege, Power, & Difference, by Allan G. Johnson Lynn H. Collins 92

Gender, Violence and the Social Order, by Jayne Mooney Mary A. Finn 93 Women, Work, and Family: Balancing and Weaving, by Angela Hattery Nadya A. Fouad 94 Flirting with Danger: Young Women's Reflections on Sexuality Janice Haaken 95 and Domination, by Lynn M, Phillips Rosie, by Elaine Hatfield and Richard Rapson Carmen Poulin 96 Issues in the Psychology of Women, edited by Maryka Biaggio Christine A. Smith 96 and Michel Hersen The Psychology of Women: A Lifespan Perspective, Mollie Whalen 97 by Claire Etaugh and Judith S, Bridges RACE, GENDER & CUSS IN MEDIA 73 Volume 8, Number 4,2001

Jean Ait Belkhir and Lenus Jack Jr.: Introduction 3

Cecelia Baldwin: The Development ofRhetorical Privilege in the News 8 Reporting ofViolent Crime

Meenakshi Gigi Durham: Adolescents, the Internet, and the Politics of 20 Gender: A Feminist Case Analysis

Shahrzad Mojab: The Politics of "Cybeljeminism"in the Middlle East: 42 The Case ofKurdish Women

Bertram D. Ashe: "Hair Drama" on the Cover of Vibe Magazine 64

Robin Hardin and Marcie Hinton: The Squelching ofFree Speech in 78 Memphis: The Ufe ofa Black Post·Reconstruction Newspaper

Katherine N. Kinnick, Candace White and Kadesha Washington 96 Racial Representation of Users in Prim~- Time Advertising

Melinda M. Schwenck: "Negro Stars" and the USIA's Portrait of 116 Democracy

Jane L. Twomey: Newspaper Coverage ofthe 1992 Los Angeles 140 Uprising

Radharani Ray: 1nterrogating Race in Mississippi Masala 155

Joann Lee: Asian American Actors in Film, Television and Theater, 176 an Ethnographic Case Study 74Room ofOne's Ovvn Room ofOne's O""n 75

Volume 24:2 2002

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SHORT STORIES SUE ANN ALDERSON SUSAN HALDANE The castle was almost finished 27 Hottest Summer 88 CAROL BERGMAN 3:30 a.m. 88 Even 11 RACHEL LEBOWITZ Blinders 28 JOANNE HILL ELIZABETH RUTH Grandma's Waiting 92 Polish 29 JULIA HERPERGER From This Distance 37 BETH COLEMAN ALICE ZORN Sweet Grass 38 The Ringle, Brigade 94 In Perugia Where They Make Bad 49 The Moment Before 39

SHELLEY A. LEEDAHL SU CROLL CREATIVE NON-FICTION Pushing Up 75 a translation of flesh 40 biology 42 LYNNE ZIELINSKI JOANNA COCKERLINE Dommie Dearest and the Cold Lake. Alberta. December 90 JODI ESSERY homesick 43 Freedom Train 22 teacup 45 houseplants 47 POETRY KARl SIMONSON ART ROBIN BLACKBURN My Grandmother's Secret 64 Wedding Gift 5 The Incubation 01 Grief 65 SUZANNE AMENDOLAGINE Letters 6 Lady with Green Dress 4 Removal 7 MELISSA S. STEIN Cheyenne with Babe 19 Theories 8 Having a 66 Francoise with Beret 38 Harvest 9 Sirens 67 fold 10 The eighth raven 68 Motel Midas 70 VIVIAN HANSEN REVIEWS Anna Dorothea 16 NEELANJANA BANERJEE Finishing June-Obsessions 18 Hanuman Temple REVIEWS BY VIRGINIA AULIN with my Father 72 Debut Novels 98 CHRISTY GOERZEN PlOgeny 74 The Peppered Moth 101 I Guess I Should Know By Now 20 Lives of Mothers and Daughters: SIOBHAN COX Growing Up with Alice Munro 101 SUSAN STENSON Stetson 83 Privacy 24 Muse 25 MEREDITH CARRUTHERS Hanging 26 's house 84 CONTRIBUTORS 105 at night 86 SageWoman 76 Celebrating the Goddess in Every Woman

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LIGHT & SHADOW

FEATURES REGULAR COLUMNS 114 111 iI 6! III 116111 Living the Dream: Cycles and Seasons: Letter from the Editor Lunar Cycles and Earth Wisdom Carrying a Torch by Anne Newkirk Nivm by Susan Lro;tI for You byBee Smith illustrations by Martia Snedor ilI3! III iI 63 III One ofTen Thousand: Time to Celebrate: llIOIIl Oya: Lady ofChanges Holidays and Holy Days Shedding Light on Shadow Gifts by Diana Paxson by Waverly Fitzgerald by Cheryl DimoJ! artwork by Tanya Stewart illustrationr byJill Cardinal 114! III DEPARTMENTS ilr411l The Enchanted Kitchen: The Goddess Loves Recipes for Magic and Devotion Bipolar Witches, Too by Linda Ledbeller iI 67 III by Aurora Borealis A Circle is Cast: artwork "Renewar iI 43- III Ideas for Ritual Work by Katheryn Trmshaw Sacred Herbs: Gifts from the Land iI 71 III 1117 111 by Susun Weed Leaves ofSage: Serpent Transformed Book Reviews by Maria Browning ill 45 1Ii illustration by Lori Taylor Tending the Flame: il77111 Solitary Spirituality Tools for Transformation: ill 20 III by Lunata Weathers/one Product Reviews Demeter and Persephone Visit the City of Rocks ill 47 1Ii ill 8! III by Monelle and Carrilyn Reinha> Crone Eyes, Crone Heart: The Rattle ·Persephone's Descent- Inner Journeys & Outer Realities by Lunaea Weathers/one by Ann Krtilkamp illuslratiom by Rente Christine Y13 iI 93 III Women at the Well: iI 53 III Marketplace 112 The Serpentine Path 7II by Carol P. Chrirt The Tree ofLife 1195 111 in the House ofCancer Weaving the Web: by Anne Mark" ill 57 1Ii Networking artwork by Susan Millen Over the Bridge: Further Explorations il96111 on the Pagan Path POETRY A Pinch ofSage by Elizabeth Barrelle 1116111 Leaving iI 59 III by Debra Craig A Sacred Place: Embracing the Natural World by Joa,,"a PoW(1/ Colbert 77

COMING HOME FEATURES

i116i1 !'i 20 If !Ill 53 i! Coming Home­ To Follow the River Home The Scrpentine Path After September 11 by Helen Bassler by Carol P. Christ by Diana Paxson artwork by Tanya Stewart Wi ~5 lIIl 1M 57 »tI Ritual Over the Bridge: !II 12 iI by Grea/els Further Explorations Cradled in the Arms by Elizabeth Barrette ofthe Goddess !'i 32 iI by Lady Moondan" Remembering Caburn !Ill 59 »tI artwork by Marcia Snedeeor by Lucy A. E. Ward A Sacred Place: Embracing the Natural World !illS iI by Joam/O Powell Colbert Itchy Feet REGULAR COLUMNS byBee Smith 1M 63 »tI artwork by Cindy Lou Wandaschi/ !IIl4 i1 Time to Celebrate: Living the Dream: Holidays and Holy Days !II 18 iI Letter from the Editor by Waverly Fitzgerald Dreams ofHome byAnne Newkirk Niven by Ali" Rose DEPARTMENTS 1M 39 iI ill 23 iI The Enchanted Kitchen: 1M 67 »tI Finding Edna .' Recipes for Magic and Devotion A Circle is Cast: by Nancy Smith Harris by Linda Ledbetter Ideas for Ritual Work artwork by Cat Stone 1M 41 i! 1M 71 »tI !II 27 If Sacred Herbs: Leaves ofSage: In the Garden Gifts from the Land Book Reviews ofthe Wmter Goddess by Susun Weed by Carolyn Boyd artwork by Chris Beetow 1M 77 »tI 1M 43 i! Tools for Transformation: !II 31 If The Healer's Heart: Product Reviews Birthing Home from Within Guides to Living Well by Nancy Campbell-Lavis by Mary B. Seger 1M 83 »tI artwork by Kathryn Tremhav; The Raftle 1M 47 Ii !II 33 iI Tending the Bame: 1M 91 Ii Four Directions Home Solitary Spirituality Women at the Well: by Sage Woman readers by Lunqea W.eatherstone Marketplace illustratiom by Anne Keenan ia -49., »tI POETRY 1M 93 Ii Crone Eyes, Crone Heart: Weaving the Web: iIIuil Inner Journeys & Outer Realities Networking Homeward Here by AmI Kreilkamp by Holly Taya Shere 1M 94 Ii A Pinch ofSage ill 14 iI Radiant Mother byJeanne Lupton SEX ROLES 78 A Journal of Research Vol. 45, Nos. 112 July 2001

CONTENTS A Cross-National and Cross-Sectional Comparison of Men's Gender Role Conflict and its Relationship to Social Intimacy and Self-Esteem James R. Mahalik, Benjamin D. Locke, Harry Theodore, Robert1. Cournoyer, and Brendan F. Lloyd Gender, Emotional Support, and Well-Being Among the Rural Elderly 15 Julie Hicks Patrick, Lesley Epperly Cottrell, and Kristi A. Barnes Young Adults' Perceptions and Memories of a Televised Woman Hero 31 Sandra L. Calvert, Tracy A. Kondla, Karen A. Ertel, ami Doug/as S. Meisel TIle Relationship Between Friendship Quality and Self-Esteem in Adolescent Girls and Boys 53 Jennifer J. Thomas and Kimberly A. Daubman Development of Gender Differences in Children's Responses to Animated Entertainment 67 Mary Beth Oliver and Stephen Green Gender Representation in Notable Children's Picture Books: 1995-1999 89 Angela M. Gooden and Mark A. Gooden BRIEF REPORTS Strategies and Dispositional Correlates of Sexual Coercion Perpetrated by Women: An Exploratory Investigation 103 Brenda L. Russell and Debra L. Oswald Changing Gender Rol~s in Prime~Time Commercials in Malaysia, Japan, Taiwan, and the United States 117 A'1ary Jiang Bresnahan, Yasuhiro inoue, Wen Ying Liu, and Tsukasa Nishida BOOK REVIEWS Testing Women, Testing the Fetus: TIle Social Impact of Amniocentesis in America 133 Hair Matters: Beauty, Power, and Black Women's Consciousness 135 We are happy to bring you an entire issue on a single topic. As luck would have it, these eight splendid essays arrived independently in the journal office. Most of 79 them were submitted to Signs during the final months ofthe journal's time at the University ofWashington. We have grouped them into this cluster entitled "Bod­ ies." We hope you enjoy them separately and collectively as an indication ofthe ~ C continuing importance offeminist thinking about bodies. We thank the editorial 3 group at the University ofWashington for making this issue possible. • - TIle Editors ...'"

Bodies . 315 Anatomies ofRapture: Clitoral PoliticsjMedicai Blazons c '"3 Eliznbtth D. Harvey r 347 Prozac and the Pharmacokinetics ofNarrative Form '" Jonathan M. MmJ i 381 In Fitness and in Health: Crafting Bodies in the Treatment of i Anorexia Nervosa N Helm GmniJIion g N

415 Acrobats, Contortionists, and Cute Children: The Promise and Perversity ofu.s. Women's Gymnastics AnnChishlJlm

451 Branded with Infamy: Inscriptions ofPoverty and Class in the United States Vtryan C..Adaiy

473· Making Theoretical Space: Psychoanalysis and Lesbian Sexual Difference Ali«E. Adams

501 "Either/Or" and "BothjNeither": Discursive Tensions in Transgender Politics KMrina RiJen

S23 Sexing the Intersexed: An Analysis ofSociocultural Re,ponses co Intersexuality Sharon E. Pffl'ts

Book Reviews

557 Carole Pat.man A DarwlUbbon: BrtMt Canar, Women, {JtuJ Their Doacn in the 1Wmtieth Cmtury by Ellen Leopold

Idrokigies ofBmut Callur: Femillist Pmpeaive.r edited by Laura K. Potts

561 Margherlta Long and ChrIstIne Marran Takarnzukn: SexunJ Polltle.r and Popular Culture ill MI!IimJ Japall by Jennifer Robertson

Sites ofDesire, ECQ1wmm ofPleasure: S&>.'UaJioo i1l Asia and the Padjk edited by Lenore Manderson and Margaret JoUy .

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565 Amell. Jon.. 80 The EmptintSS ofthe I""'IJe: Psy,JJoannJytis and StxUaJ Differt11m by Parveen Adams

How JVe B«M1U POfthutnlJn: Virtual Bod-its in Cybmutks, Litemtur~ andInjimnatits by N. Katherine Hayles The Th"",hold ofthe VisiiJle World by Kaja Silvennan

569 Rafat Faull W011Jm, Work, lind Eroncmic &fimn in theMiddk East lind North Afri:ing Wom

573 Patricia Moore IGndred NalUre: VJn and Edward.." Women Endtrau the Living World by Barbara T. Gates " Eaikgi

584 Cheryl L Cooke lWroring the BIIIana: Women P/>yridans and the ProfessWn ofMaJid"" 1850-1995 by Ellen S. More Forged by theKJIift: The ExperittJa ofSurgi

589 United States and International Notes 596 About the Contributors 599 Guidelines for Contributors 81

Features Traditional leader wants to bridge traditional and modem political struclures 4 Where there is political will, there is a way 6 The 50/50 Bill explained 8 Alaw may look great on paper, but... .. 10 Are women becoming empowered? 12 Mermaid Miracle. Flora Witoool won the The invisible half: women needed in peace talks 14 women's solo section of the NBC Music Makers' compelition this year. Watch out Sexual Rights are Women's Rights 16 for this rising starl See our interview with her on page 27. Putling love before the law Churches debate the issue of homosexuality 18 Underslanding ourselves and claiming our rtghts as lesbian, bisexual and transgender women 20 'Grtds' by Nicky Marais· Aunique combination of chaos and order 23 She's got what it takes! • Interview with Flora Witbooi 27 Aawiliki yopamuthigululwakalo oya hala okukwatakanilha omalutu gopapotitika gonale kumwe naangoka gopashinanena 28 Agnes Samaria's (right) dream to see other countries initially motivated her to Ngele ehalo Iyopapolitika opo Ii Ii ... run. See our slory on page 40 on this Ehokololo kombinga yOshikonga sh050/50 30 great athlete. Ondjokonona yopafupi yOshikonga sh050 Omanifeslo 33 Huis van Veiligheid is Huis van Vreugde 36 Vroue en Mans in die regering - kry die balans regl Die Vrouemanifes-Netwerk se 50/50 Veld tog 38 Running in the fas.llane: aportrait of Agnes Samarta 40 From Rio to Beijing to Rome 46 Many things are possible 47

Regulars Read yourself happy 42 Newsclippings 44

The Namibian Girt Child Organisation, rep­ resented here by Christine Aochamus, Is part altha landwide 50/50 campaign to gel more women into political stru<:tures. Read the detailed report on page 6. 82 S·oj,o·u·r·n·e·r TheWomen's Forum

12 bush, recent COI1Io feminism by naomi joI/o 14" 'arise ye prisoners of privatization' by rochelle n>th

redbairing, mccarthyism, witch hunring ...... books , film'" . by ronnie gilbert 25 soledad 31 shallow hal: a 'love IetIer' nat warth 7 now is the rime.1o act reviewed by 5U1On opening muoddi darroj by katbi maio by 'Iorl>awk 30 diva book of ~.~ ~ ~~.~L~. !'!~.~ ~.~ ~.p. \~\~~~~. ~.P.~f~.~~P.~~ . short sIorie5 ...... w.w.d by donna 8 law-income women speak alleg,a 2 the bottomline by ",sio by linda camey-goodrkh day 33 zaftig: well 9 lay down my sword and shield rounded «<>Iica . where your mouth is by gohrle'\ okhi~ ..w.w.d by donna by jaclyn friedman allegro 10 spirirual activism 4 editorials by med< 90'001 fiction , civil liberties, the PAIRIOT ACf ...... spiritual appt oaches 10 peaat, coping with 26 biscuits fear, trauma . features...... , . by gayIa chaney letlerslotheeditar II 'trying 10 wrap my saul around all this' by linda burnham 18 calendar, hot picb, etc. 35 dykes 10 watch out far 34 the planets, the planet, and you by miI """"' 83

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14 labar unions play aucial role in tanl reau1ltarizatiOn by sharron lee IetrouIt

21 medicol abuse br Iexas deportment of mminal justice by amber powell working for music .arts...... •..•...... •...... •...... P.~~.~~ ~ ~.~!! ~~ 30 susan abad's 'in the mamenY .. J . 23 of pregnant dreams­ in the middle east po8t efizabelh alexander reviewed by mercia delhi 5 israeli peace activist Ierry greenblatt mernew by abe 100..young interview by susan jacoby 30 arts in and around basion 7 political positians haVe raets in fears i 2 where your mouth is by terry greenblaH by jadyn friedman ...... books the battamline 24 rome scene by ""ie day by non cinnoIer 4 IetIers 10 the ediror 28 lesbian review of books ceoses publicotian by Iorolee """l"ke 18 calendar, hot picks, ott, 31 dykes to watch aut far ~·;:1. 32 the planets, the planet, and you Ii;?'"' in afghanisfan 8 letter from brussels .) by eve ensler ., 9 women's summit rerommends sleps for afghanistan's future rawo warns a~ainst northern amonee in inlerim afghanistan government ...... film 25 human rights film IesIiYaI ~ by britt wch&n ...... news "" .. 27 .-england women in film & videa 15 news briefs feslivaI by g1er by gobrie'l i. akhbon 19 2 impar1ant canleren<:es Ulustraliorn by stephanie piro 10< women of calor this year features ...... •...... arts . 6 "a ray 01 sunshine within thb long winlor 2 where your mouth b .01 viOlence and tragedy" 21 inlerview with marge ~ by jodyn friedman bygaa wi,sky 24 visual oris in and aioUnd Iioslon the batIom line by susie day P.q~.t~y . 4 Ietlon to the editor 22 sojourner poetry conlest winners jeHico hom, susan lerri~, odriene sere, StJ~ rich 12 mediawalth and katharine r.olz.monn by jennifer I. pozner

} 16 calendar, hot picks, eft. !1)~~j~ . 29 the planets, the planet, and you ,r 25 margie adam's avalon, bymi:r: wlvm ,( romances us, poUtic1z.es us ~ by ;.wolle gome' 8 the war at home !argots immigrants 31 dykes !a walth aut far by gobrie'l i. akhbon ...... film w.~ !'!~.~.! R.P. f.i.~~.~ . 26 kate & leopold: let the inlervention begin 10 women in prison activists gather at by kathi mok> conference in aUitroUa by jean trounmne

28 prisoner pen pals .!!J.~! f~.~ ~p. ~~.t . 13 ask b1abbie, the welfare 20 websi1e Jl talk about pos 31 new ~~, wellness cammun~ biing my ,.", "'-It to ~.P.l~J~!L . bos1on 5 aids in tho new C8Iltury by bemi

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"Stephen Moved Very, Very Fast" Ken Corbett, Ph.D. and Virginia Goldner, Ph.D. 1

Psychodynamics, Homosexuality, and the Question of Pathology Stephen A. Mitchell, Ph.D. 3

The Psychoanalytic Treatment of Homosexuality: Some Technical Considerations Stephen A. Mitchell, Ph.D. 23

Prejudice Exposed: On Stephen Mitchell's Pioneering Investigations of the Psychoanalytic Treatment and Mistreatment of Homosexuality Nancy]. Chodorow, Ph.D. 61

Opportunities Missed Ralph Roughton, M.D. 73

Where Influence and Authority Were, Inquiry and Authenticity Shall Be: A View of Stephen Mitchell's Journey Samuel Gerson, Ph.D. 83

In Memory of Stephen Mitchell, Ph.D. Jack Drescher, M.D. 95

Notes in an Elegiac Mode on Stephe'n Mitchell's Papers on Homosexuality Ronnie C. Lessel; Ph.D. III

A Conversation with Margaret Black, C.S.W. The Editors 121 TEEN VOICES MAGAZINE 87 VOL 10. ISSUE ~ Fall, 2001 Lise HaTOu 6 Introduction

88 Etel Adnan 9 Sea

Elisabeth Mackenzie 12 Up Stick

Sophi< O>upal 13 Une esthetique du compromis :discours metalingUistique et subversion dans L'Eugflionne de Louky Bel'Siani!<

Shouna Yoel Lancit 28 Wraith; The spaces between things '

Lytre Lapainte 40 I:Epine dorsale

~ SllSOn Holbrook 41 FL, KAKA, and the Value of :;:::V:l :;::: Lesbian Paragrams 0 :;::: "..... ~ Ann Robinson 53 Camet de voyage ~ "..... ~ ~ ...t:l Germaine Benulieu 62 AllIeurs. Au meme instant ~ ~ ~ Nadine Ltai! 63 Entretien avec MicMle Causse C/'} U ...... C/'} :;::: :;:::V:l Jean Bruce 72 Alternate Reality ~ ~ 0 "..... "..... Julie Glaser 74 Eat & Disorder ...t:l ~ ~ \~ Rebecca Anweiler 81 Bitter, Salt, Sour, Sweet ~ Deirdre Logue 82 Enlightened Nonsense: Ten Short U Performanoe Fllrns

Cyodra MacDowall 84 Penetrating Ihe City

b.h, Yoel 86 The Lonely Lesbian

Corinne O>rl50n 88 Used Cars

Priscille Narhval 89 Digital Quesl I

Dominique Bourque 92 On diralt une revolution : l'originalit~ funnelleder~~deMomque~llig

Ellane Pons 99 Une femme peut-elle eire ~re 7

Ann Robinson et Madeleine CBtll08 La notion de farnille repe~. Portrait succinct de quelques familles lesbiennes de la r~on de Qu~bec

Mar/ho Wells 116 Diatribades

123 Notes on Contributors I Collaboratrices Tulsa Studies in Women's Literature Volume 20, Number 2 F.1l2001 89

Women Writing across the World

From the Editor 183

ARTICLES

The Colonial Outsider: 189 Willa Cather: The Wrirer and Her World. "Malgerie" in Hel~ne Cixous's By Janis P. Stout. Les rtveri

ARCHIVES BOOKS RECEIVED

Narrative of Spanish Women Writers 279 of the Nineties: An Overview CONTRIBUTORS Cannen de Urioste

REVIEWS

Sisters and Rivals in British \Vomen's 297 Fiction, By Diana Wallace. Tess Cosslett

Women Coauthors. By Holly A. Laird. 298 George E. HaggerlJ

Aura/Biographical DiscOltrSes: Theory, 300 Cn'deism, and Practice. By Laura Marcus. Mar)' Jean Corbett VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN 90 Volume 7, Number 12, December 2001

CONTENTS Editor's Introductioll 1335 Articles The Paradox ofWometl Arrested for Domestic Violellce: Crimillal Justice Professionats alld Service Providers Respond SUSAN L. MILLER 1339 Supporting Battered Women Involved With the Court System: All Evaluation ofa Law School-Based Advocacy Illterventioll MARGRET E. BELL and LISA A. GOODMAN 1377 Healillg the Wounds ofDomestic Abuse: Improvillg the Effectivelless ofFemillist Therapeutic Illterventions With Immigrallt and Racially Visible Womell Who Have Been Abused ANITA SHARMA 1405 The Relationship Betweell Parellts' Violellce Agaillst Daughters alld Violetlce by Other Perpetrators: All IIaliall Study PATRIZIA ROMITO, MARlE-JOSEPHE SAUREL-CUBIZOLLES, and MICAELA CRlSMA 1429 Impulsive, but Violent? Are Components ofthe Attelltioll Deficit-Hyperactivity Syndrome Associated With Aggression ill Relationships? STEPHEN W. THERIAULT and DIANE HOLMBERG 1464 Book Reviews The Wages of Seeking Help: Sexual Exploitation by Professionals, by Carol Bohmer AMANDA M. JONES 1490 Sexed Crime in the News, by Adriall Howe ANGELA MOE WAN 1493

Illdex 1499 VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN 91 Volume 8, Number 1, January 2002

CONTENTS Editor's Introduction 3 Articles Asymptotic Justice: Probation as a Criminal Justice Response to Intimate Partner Violence LYNDA!. AMES and KATHERINE T. DUNHAM 6 Assessing the Impact of Gender Inequality on Female Homicide Victimization Across U.S. Cities: A Racially Disaggregated Analysis LYNNE M. VIERAlTlS and MARIAN R. WILLIAMS 35 Exploring the Link Between Stereotypic Images and Intimate Partner Violence in the African American Community TAMEKA L. GILLUM 64 Cultural Variation in Male Partner Violence Against Women: A Comparison of Ql/libec with the Rest ofCanada DOUGLAS A. BROWNRIDGE 87 "The Lovely Evil": The Pregame Sex Myth and the Denigration of Women JEFFREYO. SEGRAVE 116 Book Reviews Hostile Environment: The Political Betrayal of Sexually Harassed Women, by Gwendolyn Mink PHOEBE MORGAN 147 Women, Violence, and Strategies for Action: Feminist Research, Policy and Practice, edited by Jill Radford, Melissa Friedberg, and Lynne Harne RUTH LEWIS and EVE HUDSON 151 92 VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN Volume 8, Number 2, February 2002

CONTENTS Editor's Illtroductioll 159 Articles Assistillg WOlllell Victillls ofViolellce Who Experiellce Multiple Barriers to Service JANINE M. ZWEIG, KAlliRYN A. SCHLICHTER, and MARillA R. BURT 162 Missillg Voices: Patterns ofBattered Womell's Satisfactioll With the Crimillal Legal Systelll RUTH E. FLEURY 181 The Effects of Batterer Illtervelltioll Programs: The Battered Womell's Perspectives CAROL GREGORY and EDNA EREZ 206 Clergy's Attitudes alld Attributiolls of Blallle Toward Female Rape Victillls lANE P. SHELDON and SANDRA L. 233 Research Note Wife Abuse AIIIOllg a Sample ofDivorced WOlllell ill Botswalla: A Research Note TAPOLOGO MAUNDENI 257 Book Review Making Sense of Prostitution by Joalllla Phoenix LANETTE P. DALLEY 275

Erratum 279 VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN 93 Volume 8, Number 3, March 2002

CONTENTS Editor's Introduction 283 Articles A Typology ofWomen's Use of Violence in bltimate Relationships SUZANNE C. SWAN and DAVID L. SNOW 286 Improving Intimate Partner Violence Protocols for Emergency Departments: An Assessment Tool and Finditlgs ANDREA CRAIG DODGE, ELIZABE1H McLOUGHLIN, LINDA E. SALTZMAN, GREGORY NAH, PEGGY SKAj, JACQUELYN C. CAMPBELL, and DEBBIE LEE 320 The Definitional Process of Domestic Violence in Japan: Generating Official Response Through Action-Oriented Research and International Advocacy . MIEKO YOSHIHAMA 339 Violence Against Immigrant Women: The Roles ofCulture, Context, and Legal Immigrant Status on Intimate Partner Violence ANITA RAJ and JAY SILVERMAN 367 Poem My Distant Aunt ... and I jAYSHREE MISRA TRIPATHI 399 Book Review Engendering Resistance: Agency and Power in Women's Prisons, by Mary Bosworth JIM THOMAS 403 JKFJIU..-mA .... 3FMJUI * WOMAN AND EARTH 94

E=FnIIl.~ R=R...lan F=Frtnclo Volume 10 IS Woman aod Eartll, Volume 22 1nclDtIl"l WOIIIIII .... RlISSia sallllzAal Dec<.r 10, 2001 - Ma",h 8, 2002 Please DOl. thaI these dales are syml>ollc aod represe!l1 two Importaol occasions lUI WE wishes to commemorate: Dec<.r 10 - International Human RIPIs D1ly, .... Mlll"clI 8 - Intematlooal WOOICII'S D1ly.

I From the Editor by Tatyana MamonoVi (E/R) 82 Violence A8ainst by NOli 4 IJving Legacy by Mildred Dklio (E) IlIIOukhlle4e (E) 5 Letters from R.....rs (RlE) 85 Ending Trafficking in Women by AD&ela Bor­ tel (E) FEATURES 8 Australia's Jau Wood Speaks on the theme: EARTlIWATCH Personal is Political, Local is Global (E) 87 Healing our Global Environment in the New 10 Lee Grant by U.... Sle"art (E) Millennium (E) II Poetry (E) 87 A Hol Ahemative - Biogas (E) 12 "studies ofshadows and moonlight: F.xhibi­ 88 Magical Ecofeminism in Russia by Monica tion of Dr. Cristina Blagg! by Griselda SI.in.r Sj80 (E) (E) 14 In Memory of Mimi PARTNERSffiP Lobell (E) 93 UK Politics, Work and 15 Spatial Archetypes by Family by Dloor B.nIett Miral Lollell (E) (E) 95 Ghana's Own Dr. Ea­ ART, MUSIC A DANCE < "~ tIoer OeIoo's 2000 WE . ~ 0 ~ 20 WE's Conlelllporllry ~:~ Conference Opening C.lt1ore Series (E) ~ 0~ <;;.~ S$ Speech (E) 29 SIsI.r Art <>rpnlza- ~lllIlnij'm"- ~ .:::;~ 97 P_~lp N.... (E) tions (E/RlF) -'-=" --<~" , ~~ 99 Blatantly Militant: The 30 The Great 6 WODUlD -=:-.--,-:-'r"_ Hidden History of Queers Tradltionallrls~ M.sie ~" :;;IG in the U.S. Labor Move­ and Da... Fnsembl. ment by L. Averill (E) Ch.rish the Ladles (E) 100 Could Women Be 33 Intematlooal M.sle Equally Entrepreneurial by N.... (E) Madonna DoIphyne (E) 41 Poem by P.M, (E) 104 History of Society in Defense of Animals by NlDa lfuInoVi (R) STORIES 42 From the Museum to Fenway by Diana TRAVELjFOOD P.rIo..kaya (R) 106 WE's Edltors' Ckice Travel Series (E) 45 Peryn's Trip by Pilla Sc~.macller (E) 1119 Thousand Year Old ~ by Don.. H.... 47 Meanings by E. Ars. (R) (E) 48 Poetry (E/R) 114 WE Book N (E) 51 A leiter to My Molher by L. Mortlno (R) 115 HamonI R 1oa (E) GODDESS SPIRITUALllY BOOK LOOK 52 Namaste Blessings by Lydia Ruyle (E) 117 The Dark Bride G. Steiner's Book Review 53 Motherpeace by Vlcld Noble (E) (E) 54 Why did I need a car? by L. Pockro..kay. (R) 120 What, women surrender? Hell no! Unda 57 It Makes You Want to Dance by G, Steln.r Averill's Book Review (E) (E) 121 Alexis Luckey's Book Review (E) 59 Herstar by Kalil Rose Halvorson (E) 122 ADVERTISEMENTS 60 Hail and Welcome by Chandra N. Folsom (E) 124 EDITOR'S RECOMMENDED BOOKS (E) WORLD 128 HUMOR (RIE) 62 A Visit to China by DI.n. V1nkovelskaya (RI FRONT COVER: Drawing by Phil MalllOnoVi E) INSIDE BACK COVER: Non-Profll, 66 Ukraine by T. Glory (R/E) Foundation, Ministry .nd Individual Sponsors 71 Mghanistan (E) BACK COVER: Corporate, Travel aod Media 72 International News (E) Sponsors 73 Tibet by GUlI.n Marshali (E) HEALm 75 More Parks and Less Parking Lots by W.I. (E) 76 Depression by Sharon O. Tai (E) 78 Coalition to Stop Prostitution by Christine Grosseodorf (R) WOMEN: A CULTURAL REVIEW 95 VOLUME 12 NUMBER 3 WINTER 2001

ARTICLES Keeping Optimism Alive LYNNE SEGAL TALKS TO ISOBEL ARMSTRONG 269 Liberty Belles and Founding Fathers: Sylvia Plath's 'The Colossus' DERYN REES-JONES 276 Cosmo-Gothic: The Double and the Single Woman CATHERINE SPOONER 292 'I am the Other Face of You': Anafs Nin, Fantasies and Femininity HELEN TOOKEY 306 Gender and the Literature of the Holocaust: The Diary of Etty Hillesum MARY EVANS 325 A New Library about Women ANTONIA BYATT 336

REVIEW ARTICLE Linda Hunt Beckman, Amy Levy: Her Life and Letters ANA PAREJO VADILLO 340

REVIEWS Alice Jenkins and Juliet John (eds), Rereading Victorian Fiction, Juliet John and Alice Jenkins (eds), Rethinking Victorian Culture JAN~MELISSA SCHRAMM 347 Leah Price, The Anthology and the Rise ofthe Novel from Richardson to George Eliot, Nicola Diane Thompson (ed), Victorian Writers and the Woman Question, Sophie Gilmartin, Ancestry and Narrative in Nineteenth-century British Literature: Blood Relations from Edgeworth to Hardy DAVID CLIFFORD 350 Leila Brosnan, Reading Virginia Woolf's Essays and Journalism: Breaking the Surface ofSilence, Elena Gualtieci, Virgin;" Woolf's Essays: Sketching the Past ANNA SNAITH 354

NEW AND RECENT TITLES

Compiled by BARBARA ROSENBAUM 359

BOOKS RECEIVED

Compiled by TRUDI TATE 364

ABSTRACTS AND KEYWORDS 367

ABOUT OUR CONTRIBUTORS 370

INDEX TO VOLUME fl, 2001 371 96

WK.men Coramae Richey Mann on Women, Crime and the Color ofAmerican Justice Joall Rosemary Mars CrIminal The contributions ofAfrican-American criminologists ha~'e yet to be gj~'en sulfi­ dent prominence and ,ecognilion in the ofthe academic discourse on crime andjwtfce in America. Pusisumfailures in Ihe orta ofpolicy-making un· Justice'" derscore Ihe need/ormore di\'ersityanJ inclusiveness in ongoing efforts (a under• .stand the problems lhat plague the administradan 01 justice. The perspectl'ves of African-American aimiwlogiSlS $lIould be treated Q.j a visible and valuable re­ source. Toward this end, the contribulions of A/rican·American aimiMlogisi Volume 13 Cammae Richey Mann are explored within the larger framework 01 her life and Number 1 work;n the srrugg/e{or social justice. The significance ofMann's unique "minor­ iry perspecliYe" isdiscuJSed. Biographical dO/a were gathered/rom herpubliJhed 2001 works and ~'tr;fied bya telephone interview. A delailed analysis ofher major pulr IkatioM is conducted WIder two themes: lhe etiologyof/emalecrime and the color ofAmerican justice. KEYWORDS. Coramae Richey Mann, women, minorities and crime

The People v. Juanita Thomas: A Battered Woman's Journey to Freedom 27 Alldrea D. Lyon Emily Hughes Juanita Thomas

KEYWORDS. Battered woman, domestic violence, people v. Juanita Thomas Maternal Infanticide and Modem Motherhood 65 Martha Smithey

Analyzing qualitalive datafromfourteen inrensive interviews with mothers who fa­ tally injured their infants, this article delineates the stages ofIhe situated context 0/ mattrnol infanticide. The data suggest that non-complying beha\';ors such as cry­ ing, difficufry in Iraining, and prolonged iflneSJ by the infant challenged the mother's self- regarding mothering. Transactions are described lhat demonstrate the mother's /ailing a/templS to comfort her infanl and gain compli­ ance. The arlide argues that the basis for the chalfenge to the mOlher's self-per­ ception is the social imtilutionalizalion 0/ motherhood norms that leaves /he mother powerless to selecl alternative action or escape Ihe /rustraling encounter. It concludes thaI the in/ants in this study died as a result o/the mother's inability to aSJuage her own pain produced by these failing attempts. KEYWORDS. Filicide, infanticide, infant homicide, homicide, family violence, motherhood, self-perception Lililh in Myth, Melodrama, and Criminology 85 M. Joan McDermott Sarah J. Blackstolle

This arll'cle ilfustrales how the social construction 0/both trlOR'ledge and popular culture has been influenced by mythic lmages of"/air and Ylrginal" good women and "dark andsensual" e\'iI women-what is commonly called the madonnalwhore dualiry. The artkle examines the mylh ofLilith,first wile 0/Adam, and the images 0/good andlvil women that we can dis/ill/rom creation myrhs. We then demon· strait how these images 0/good and evil womell are iIIustraltd in early Melllielh cenlury criminology and the J920s melodrama Lilith. KEYWORDS. Lilith, female crime, melodrama BOOK REVIEW ESSAY Not Invisible Anymore? 99 No Safe HaveIl, by Lori Girshick III visible Women, by Angela Devlin Reviewed by Joycelyll M. Pollock ~I~ women &' ~ <; "Environments 97 International

FALL 2001 No.52/53

WE Speak 4 A word from this issue's editors Thank you, Upcoming Issues FEATURES 7 Privilege, Nonviolence, and Security. An American Ecofeminist Responds to 9/11 Noel Sturgeon 10 What Is Ecofeminlst Art? Deborah Mathew 12 A Challenge for Ecofemlnism, Gender. Greening. and Community in India Bina Agarwal 16 Conflicting Values in a Conflicted World: Ecofeminism and Multicultural Environmental Ethics Lori Gruen 19 Ecofemlnism on the Wing, Perspectives on Human~Animal Retations Greta Gaard 23 Ecofeminism and Environmental Democracy: Exploring the Connections Robyn Eckersley 27 Of Mice and Women: Early Modern Rools of Ecological Feminism Sylvia Bowerbank WE RESEARCH 30 Women and "Sustainable Development" in the Costa Rican Rainforest Ana Isla 32 Pesticides and Women Agricultural Workers in South Africa LesUe London On The Place of "lived Experience" in Ecofeminist Research Sherilyn MacGregor IN THE FIELD 36 What to Think? Ecofeminism and Eco-agriculture in Ireland Martha McMahon 38 Putting A Feminist Face into Practice: Contradictions in the French Green Party Andit Gosine Interview with Franziska Bratner A New Biotechnologicat "Fix" for Environmentat Health? Examining the Environmental Genome Project Giovanna Di Chiro Interview with Dorothy Goldin Rosenberg 45 In Print 48 On Video 50 WE Surf 51 Ecofeminist Reading List 52 Announcements WE Focus - Artist Heather Rigby 98 Women&Health

Volume 34 Number 1 2001

CONTENTS

The Psychosocial Impact of Polygamous Marriages on Palestinian Women ·1 Aleall AI·Krellawi, PhD Johll Graham, PhD Abllelaish Izzeldill, MD

A Survey on the Climacteric Symptoms in Korean Women 17 YOllllg·Joo Park, PhD, RN Hesook SlIzie Kim, PhD, RN Pyollg·Sahm KII, MD Hyllll·Choel Kallg, PhD Sook·Hee Chilli, MSN, RN

The Importance of Attitudes in Predicting Hormone Replacement Therapy Use by Mid·Aged Women in a New Zealand Community Sample 29 Mary Brehelly, MA Christille Stephells, PhD

Experiences of Lesbians in the Health Care Environment 45 Allgela M. Barbara, MS Sara A. Qllalldt, PhD Roger T. Alldersoll, PhD

Sexual Risk Behavior, Drug Use, and STD Rates Among Incarcerated Women 63 Mauhew Hogbell, PhD Janet Sf. Lawrence, PhD Gloria D. Eldridge, PhD

Health Care Utilization in Female African-American Crack Cocaine Users 79 Dalliel P. Kidder, PhD Kirk W. Elifsoll, PhD Claire E. Sterk, PhD

BOOK REVIEWS Body Talk: Rhetoric, Techllology, Reprodllctioll, edited by Mary M. Lay, Laura J. Gurak, Clare Gravon, and Cynthia Myntti 99 Reviewed by Lisa Yaszek Womell's Mllscllloskeletal Health: Update for the New Millellllillm, edited by Letha Y. Griffin and James G. Garrick 101 Reveiwed by Karen Messing, PhD Women &Health 99

Volume 34 Number 2 2001

CONTENTS

Gender Differences in HIV Risk Behavior of Intravenous Drug Users Who Are Not Prostitutes M. Garda de la Hera, MPH I. Rlli: Pere:, MD, MPH, PhD I. Henuillde:-Agllado, MD, MPH, PhD M. J. Al'ilic>, MD, MPH, PhD S. Pere:-Hoyos, PhD J.OolI:a/e:-Aracil

Breast Cancel' Screening and Trauma History 15 Melissa Far/ey, PhD Jerome R. Millkan: MD Howard Barkan, DI'PH

Value on Health, Health Concerns and Practices of Women Who Are Homeless 29 C)'llfhia Rosellgal'd, PhD Donald B. Chamhers, PhD Jacqlle/ille P. Til/sky, MD Heather L. LOIIg, BA Margaret Cheslle.\'. PhD

Factors Influencing Work Disability for Women Who Have Undergone Mastectomy 45 Marllw R. Hillmall, EdD, PT

Unravelling the Complexities of the Relationship Between Employment Status and Postpartum Depressive Symptomatology 61 Catherille des RiI'ii!res-Pigeoll, PhD LOllise Segllill, MD, MPH, FRCPC Lise Oou/et, MD, PhD, FRCPC Francine Descarries. PhD

"Staying Strong": How Low-Income Rural African American Women M.nage Their Menopausal Changes 81 Elisha Ni.rOIl, PhD Phyllis Kel'lloff Mallsfield, PhD Lillda A. Killell, RN, PhD Salldra L. Falllkller, PhD

BOOK REVIEW COlllraceptioll Across CullUres, edited by Andrew Russell, Elisa J, Sobo and Mary S. Thompson 97 Rel'iewed by Mridll/a Balldyopadhyay 100 Women&Health

Volume 34 Number 3 2001

CONTENTS

Posttraumatic Stress Disorder and Extent of Trauma Exposure as Correlates of Medical Problems and Perceived Health Among Women with Childhood Abuse Marylene Cloitre, PhD Lisa R, Cohen, PhD Ruth E, Edelman, PhD Hyemee Han, MA

Social Support and Avoidant Coping: Correlates of Depressed Mood During Pregnancy in Minority Women 19 Snsan R, Rndnicki, PhD Julie L. Graham, PhD Dina F, Habboushe, PhD R, Donglas Ross, MD

Predictors of Breast Cancer Screening in a Panel Study of African American Women 35 Baqar A. Husaini, PhD Darren E, Sherkat, PhD Richard Bragg, PhD Robert Levine, MD Janice S. Emerson, BS Christina M. Mentes, MA Van A. Cain, MA

Self-Rated Health Status and Health Care Utilization Among Immigrant and Non-Immigrant Israeli Jewish Women 53 Revital Grass, PhD Shllli Brallunli·Greenberg, MA Larissa Remellll;ck, PhD

Factors Related to Self-Efficacy for Use of Condoms and Birth Control Among Women at Risk for HIV Infection 71 Jennifer L. wuby, PhD Salaam Set/wan, DrPH Ann O'Connell, EdD Bobbie Person, MPH Amanda Vogel, ScM

The Effects of a Multi-Modal Intervention Trial of Light, Exercise, and Vitamins on Women's Mood 93 Marie-Annette Brown, PhD, FNP, FAAN Jamie Goldstein,Shirley, MSN, RN Jo Robinson Susan Casey, Phe. MN, RN Women &Health 101

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Changes and Tracking of Physical Activity Across Seven Years in Mexican-American and European-American Mothers James F. Sallis, PhD Lallrie Greelllee. MS Thomas L. McKemie, PhD Shelia L. Broyles, PhD, MPH Michelle M, Zive, RD, MS Charles C. Berry, PhD Jesse Brennan, MS Philip R. Nader, MD

Non-Primary Care Physicians and Smoking Cessation Counseling: Women Physicians' Health Study 15 Alyssa EaslOn, PhD, MPH Corinne Hllsten, MD, MPH Lisa Elan, MS, MPH Linda Pederson, PhD Erica Frank, MD, MPH

Child and Adolescent Sexual Abuse History in a Sample of 1,490 Women Sexual Partners of Injection Drug-Using Men 31 Rohert C. Freemall, PhD Kathleen M. Parillo, MA Karyn Collier, BA Ryan W. Rllsek, MA

Variability in Physician Management of Employment During Pregnancy 51 Linda M. Frazier, MD, MPH Hili-Ling Ho, RN, MPH Craig A. Molgaard, PhD, MPH

Gender Awareness Among Veterans Administration Heallh-Care Workers: Existing Strengths and Areas for Improvement 65 DaH'ne S. Vogt, PhD Erika R. Stone, BS DaH'n M. Salgado, MA Lynda A. Killg, PhD Daniel W. King, PhD \'il1cellt W. Sm'arese, BA

Blood and Milk: Constructions of Female Bodily Fluids in Western Society 85 Ros Bl'amwl!", PhD 102 Women &Performance: A Journal ofFeminist Theory

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Introduction: Other Histories of Japanese Performance 0 7 "Nostalgia" or "Newness": Steven T. Brown Nihon Buyo in the United States 0 135 Barbara Sellers-Young Introduction: Contrasting Voices 0 15 Sara Jansen The Limits of Speech: Kishida Rio's Thread HellO 151 Tonooka Naomi Interactive Narrators and Performative Readers: Gendered Interfacing in Heian Narratives 0 23 The Journey Continues: Lynne K. Miyake Shiraishi Kayoko tells One Hundred Stories 0 167 Loren Edelson Performing Sinners: The Asobi and the Buddhist Discourse of Tsumi 043 Hitsujiya Shirotama on Herself and Yubiwa Hotel 0 177 Terry Kawashima An interview by Naito Mao and Hibino Kei Translated, and with an introduction by Naito Mao Voices from the 'Feminine Margin: Izumi Shikibu and the Nuns of Kumano and Seiganii 059 Fleeting Moments: The Vanishing Acts of Phantom Women R. Keller Kimbrough in the Performances of Dumb TypeO 191 Katherine Mezur Performing the Courtesan: In Search of Ghosts at Zuishin-in Letter Mound 0 79 The Meat Manifesto: Sarah M. Strong Ruth Ozeki's Performative Poetics 0 207 Nina Cornyetz Challenging the Old Men: A Brief History of Women in Noh Theater 0 97 Eric C. Rath Reviews 0 225 Loren Edelson, Reviews Editor Reflections of Terute: Saarching for a Hidden Shamen-Entertainer 0113 Briefly Noted 0 259 Susan Matisoff Loren Edelson List of Contributors 0 263 African American Women's Spiritual Beliefs: 103 A Guide for Trealmenl Anita Jones Thomas

Spirituality IIml religiolls beliefs ami practires hal'e been used as II copill8 re­ SOl/rce for A/rican Amerimn women, alvllg with A/rvrelltri, vu/ues aud beliefs. Jlany vf the s/lirilllul beliefs il1lnarl wilh staeolypes tlml images thut 111.11'1' Women el'vh'etlfrom the legacy ofs/awry, spedjlwlJy, Mammy, Sapphire, (l1lt1 Jezebel. The internaliwlivn vfIhese images may lead to idemiry ismes umlIJS)'('hologiwl symptoms. Cuffllra/fy semitil'e trellimenl olAfrim" r1meriwI! women includes 011 ltniferslllniling ofspiriluulit)' amllhe ill/NUt lion .....ilh stereotypes ami identity is· & sues. Cui/lelinesfor trMllllml are inclUlfetf, IoU \l'dl as ({lSI: examples. KEYWORDS. African American women, spirituality, idenlity Therapy

Does Depression Affect Clinical Practice? A Survey of Women Psychotherapists 13 Volume 23 Paula J. Gilroy Number 4 Lynne Carroll 2001 Jemu!er Murra

While reanl Olltvbiographical an'ouf/fs vfl\'ume/lps)'chvlheT('pisIS with depres­ sive iIIllt'sus Imve pro}'iJell vil'iII alltl compelling portraits villterapists' experi· mfts ill thuill'y(r.g.,Jamisoll, 1995; Mallilillg.1995J'/urtltu research is nuded /0 dar/b' Ihe impafl fhar IlepTt'ssloll aIJd ilS Ift'mmenl how UpOIl hmlt collegial u· !aliollship.1 (Jlld clinical/ll"Uclice. A subset4the membushi/ll'flheAs.mciati(mfoJ" Women ill PS)'fhology (AWPJ W1/5 surveyed flJl/cuning thuaJlisl.~· e.lperiences with dl'l'J"ession andiII /rearment. Of22/1 respolldrllfs. 76%reponedsmilef(linl of dl'jll't'JSil'e illness. Eighty-fil'e jll'l'Cell/ (If respondell/,( indicated Ihat fht)' /lortici. flared ill persollal/herapy. Whfll evaluatil/g their clinicolwork, uJllOndenu re­ jlorlt'd both JloJili~'e mId lieKa/ive ('ollseql/l'llCt.I rnulting from their de/JreSJioll. \l'hile Jlillle re.lpondell/s nMetl imprtll'emell/ in collegial refalio/J.lllljJS. manyfl'1t . jllllged lIlId avoided. KEYWORDS. Depres~ion, clinicians, women,treatment, p~ychotherapisl5

Challenges in Defining the Therapy Relationship with Women Who Are Commonly Diagnosed as Borderline: A Relational Reframing 31 Marisa Laviola

Alfl'mp/ing ((I dt'fille Ihe therapy rela/iol/shil' with women who oro' (omnulJlly diag­ IIOJt'cf {1; Border/illt' i,( all npel'iolly rha/lel11?hl8 la.d:. The /lurpou oflhis orlidt' is 10 prol'ide ofemilli,l/·hosed IlIeMelicafframework within which Ihe Iherapy rela­ /ivn.lhljJ call he defined. Thi.~ include.! a forml/falion Of /he origins ofrelalionship dih/rullies, I\'ith allllllliersfallding of Ihe cC'll/raliry Of re/ali

Eating Disorder Recovery: Learning from the Client's Healing Journey 43 Michelle L. MatoD' Sabrina A, Matoff

QIlO/illllil'" slllJles addres.1 iUK IIle ell/illg dl.•order recovery /If/lCeSS from 1111' dim/'s /,oi11l Ilfl'it'w are uo/abl.~'ohSf/l1 illihe lilerall/re. For Ihis case srudy, 1I't' c(Juduoed a relf

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104 What Women in Groups Can Learn from the Goddess: The Maiden-Mother-Crone Trinity 55 Leslie E. Gomberg

This Ilr/ide e.(plictlft'J Ihe merging a/Goddess archt'l)'Pt's wilh methOlI-(oludollj· 11t'-H wising l/Ild ,iflW!-alld skill fO I'mpoH't'f women ill aff·women grvllps. The suggeslioll o/brillgillg Ihe GIXfde$S ;1110 1I1/'lfOll1t'/1 groups is e.\'jIltlrt'd. A brit1prt­ Women UI//uriOIl of/he Goddess alld Goddess urd/<,t.\'j!CJ is JJft'setJ/t'd. This (lflielt' illllS­ INues spaces where and exempflfles how jll'aCliliol1t'rs ('(/11 brillg Goddess archetypes inro groups (0 ("affirm womell/Jl1d sirengthen Iheir fesilit'tl(y. & KEYWORDS, Womtn. group. Goddess, feminist, lherapy, Therapy Feminist Bibliotherapy: Report on a Survey of Feminist Therapists 71 Joan C. Chris/er Heather M. Ulsh Volume 23 /1/ Ihis drliele we report VlJ Ihe resulls ofa suney of249 members ofIhe Associa­ Number 4 tionfor Women ill Psyrh%gy who were idenlified inlhe membership ff{recrory as 2001 rlinicians. Gi~'en Ihe popularity ofsilf-help and r/iniraf books for lay readers. il sumed reasolJable 10 askfeminisl psychotherupisls whflherunyoflhese popular books dre good enough 10 be recommended to r/ients. The majority ofthe respon­ de illS (9J%J imlicoled Ihallhe)' regularly recommend books It) Iheir diems, ami Ihey sellt us Iheir fa\'orite rerommendatiOlls. Here we provide Ihe lisl oftheir most frequently reCOllllllelUlefl books and discuss some other in/euslillg reSlllls ofIhe sun'ey. KEYWORDS. Bibliotherapy, self.help books, feministlherapy

BOOK REVIEWS The Technology ofOrgasm: Hysteria, tile Vibrator, Gnd Women's Sexual Satisfaction, by Rachel P. Maines 85 Reviewed by Leonore Tiefer COllrage to Conquer: Breast Callcer Survivors Share Their Personal Stories. by R. A. Marino 88 Re\'iewed by Kimberely J. Huseni!s Celebrating the Lives ofJewish Women: Patterns in a Feminist Sampler, edited by Rachel Josefowitz Siegel and Ellen Cole 91 Reviewed by Karen L. Er/ichmall Women's Health: Psychological and Social Perspectives, by Chrislina Lee 94 Reviewed by Lisa Cosgro\'e Fed Up: Womell alld Food ill America, by Calherine Manton 98 Re\'iewed by Amy S. Combs WOMEN IN FRENCH STUDIES 105 Volume 9, 2001

Foreword: Paradoxes de I'editor/redactrlee Confesseur et pecheresse: conversion et subversion dans Leon Morin, Frederique Chevillol " 10 prllre de Deatrlx Deck Tess Do ...... 79 A Tribute to Janis Glasgow Annabelle AI. Rea 12 Prix Goueourt 1952 avec son troisieme roman, Leon Morill, prelre, qui se souvient de Bcamx Beck, vedette Iitteraire d'un jour lointain? Qui s'interesse A Tribute to Marie Cardinal a relire ce livre doni Ie titre risque de preclasser dans Ie genre de propagande Claire Marrone 14 religieuse? Pourtant, dans cette histoire de pretre, « I'habit ne fait pas Ie moine ». Sous I'apparence confonniste d'une histoire de conversion et derriere Ie triomphe conventionnel de la foi, se tisse la trame d'un sous·texte qui n'est Introducing Venus Kboury-Ghala autre que subversion et parodie du texte de surface.1'1ine par Ie puissant desir Marilyn Hacker 16 de la femme, Ie sennon du pretre se rompt et la voix du confesseur se perd dans Ie discours de la narratrice. Au seuil du nouveau milJenium, notre relecture Pourquoij'kris en Fran~ab du roman de Beck est justement une invitation a ecouter cette narration de Venus Khoury-Ghala 18 femme et aredecouvrir les auteures peu eonnues du siecle dernier.

"Pour Pierre BruneVFor Pierre Brunei" Writing to Survive: The Novels ofAnna Langfus Venus Khoury-Ghala 22 Jlldilh Schaneman ,, ".. , 92 ".4. Jean-Guy PilonlFor Jun-Guy Pilon" When Langfus' novels appeared, they were among the earliest literary Venus Khoury-Ghala 24 texts to treat the Jewish experience ofthe war years. Along with writers such as Elie Wiesel, Andre Schwarz-Bart, Piotr Rawiczand Jorge Semprun, Langfus Sn:CIAL SECTION engaged in the attempt to transmit in fictionalized Conn her experiences of absence, loss and survival. Although tempted by memoir, Anna Langfus came Introduction: Auleures meconnues mais connues to believe that this Conn ofwriting would not enable her to honor her respon­ Frederique Chevillol 26 sibility to those who did not survive the Holocaust while at the same time freeing her from the lonely burden ofmemory. A Voice ofHer Own: Gerard d'Houvllle's Thread and Literary Tradition Tama Lea Engelking , 28 Alexandra Davld-Neel : I'orlentallste meconnue Genevieve James ,., " ,, 106 The novelist and poet Gerard d'Houville was one of the most deco­ rated women writers ofthe early twentieth century, although she is prima­ Alexandra David-Neel, la premiere Europeenne a penetrer incognito au rily remembered today as the daughter of Jose-Maria de Heredia. This Tibet en 1924, connue pour eet exploit, est encore meconnue en tant relationship shaped her critical reception and contributed to the CUrrent' qu'annonciatrice d'un orientalisme deja « modemiste» fonde sur I'exploration neglect ofher work. Contemporary readers, however, will appreciate how, « sur Ie terrain » et une experience bouddhiste personnelle. Sa passion des despite her status as a literary daughter, she was able to define her own voyages l'a amenee a explorer l'Asie pendant pres de 25 ans, tanl pour la poetic identity by taking a penname and seeking out connections with a documention de ses redts de voyages et de ses Iivres sur les philosophies et female tradition. D'Houville's woman-centered poetry offers an alterna­ religions orientales que pour son eheminement « interieur ». Elle fut une pionniere tive to the male-authored literary tradition represented by her father. She de I'interdisciplinarite, pratiquant avant la lettre un orientalisme polyvalent. finds a voice ofher own by speaking to and for her forgotten Creole grand­ Elle a su, bien avant les savants erudits de son temps, traverser les frontieres de sa discipline, rejoindre I'histoire des religions, la sociologic, I'ethnologie, pour mothers and women from classical mythology whose voices have been si­ construire un pont entre les elUdes orientales et les sciences humaines. lenced or repressed. Re-D1scoverlng the Travel Narratives of Ella Malllarl MaterDolarosa: Motherhood Reclaimed In Three Novels by MarceUe Tlnayre Sarah Sleillert Borella ,., "", 123 France Grellaudier·Kli/II , , .40 Swiss-French writer and adventurer Ella Maillart traveled all over Asia Under the combined innuence of Rousseau's educational precepts, and in the 1930s and 1940s before the onslaught ofmodern . Maillart the increasing powerofthe medical body, nineteenth·century France witnessed recounts through her prose and photos the stories that made up these jour~ a new maternal ideology and discourse. Motherhood became a sacred func­ neys: her travel books offer ob'servations and images ofworlds little known lion. Such sanctification led to a new definition of the mother as pious, de­ to her readers. Maillart's five travel books make a significant contribution yoted, silent, submissive and resigned. Mater Dolorosa reigned supreme. to the larger body of women's travel writing and to feminist studies as a However, as my analysis ofthree novels by Marcelle Tinayre will show, not all novelists were ready to embrace such tenets with open anns. By examin­ whole. Yet outside ofSwitzerland, Ella Maillart remains virtually unknown ing the tensions created in each narrative by the introduction ofmaternal scenes, to the scholarly world. we will examine how Tinayre attempts to refonnulate and in the process re­ claim motherhood. ESSAYS Creation Iilh~ralre ou I'esthetique scuderlenne du fragment: De fa Dis­ Marie Leneru and the Theater of.ldeas. simlllalioll el de fa Sillcerite Cecilia Beach ", ,."" , 54 ldarie·Cecile Gmme-Schiermeier. 138 This essay focuses on the theater ofMaTie Lencru (1874·1918), a forgot­ En envisageant In Iitterarite d'une conversation intitulee De la Sincerite ten woman playwright of the twentieth century. After an introduction on the el de /(1 Dissimulalioll, nOllS montrerons comment Scudery use du genre de many obstacles facing women who wished to write for the stage in the first la conversation, tres prise a son epoque, non seulement pour formuler une half of the century, the study shows how Lencru overcame those barriers. rcOexion complexe sur la notion de sincerite et de dissimulation dans Ie Leneru wrote plays ofideas, a type ofsocially conscious theater, in which she contexte social et politique de son temps, mais aussi dans la mesure Otl ces explored themes such as divorce, pacifism and the role of the intellectual deux concepts prohlematisent ses orientations estheliques, au moment OU elle woman. Her plays were directed by AndreAntoine, perforoled at the Comedie­ se toume, vcrs la fin de sa carriere, vers la forole fragmentaire de la Conversa­ Franpise, and acclaimed by such authors and theater critics as Catulle Mendes, tion et abandonnc Ie rO/mn. Rachilde and Leon Blum. Beach discusses three of Lencru's plays: Les Ajfranc!lis, La Maison sllr Ie Roc, and La Triomphalrice. WOMEN IN FRENCH STUDIES 106 Volume 9, 2001 INTERVIEWS Theatre as l\'letaphor in Mme de Charrlhe's Callste RUlh T!lonlas "...... ",., 152 Gisele Pineau: Causerie 8 Penn State Christiane Makward et Njeri Githire.. , ""...".....""", ....,...... ,,220 The theatrical metaphor that characterizes eighteenth-century French fic­ tion is incorporated by Mme de Charrh~re into the narrative structure ofCa!iste. En mission des Affaires Culturelies franr;aises, Gisele Pineau a fait une The paradox of the actor who becomes another while remaining himself or tournee de conferences aux Etats·Unis en avril 2001. La romanciere. qui est herselfis al the vcry center oCthe novel.The love story ofCalisIe nod William aussi infinniere en psychiatrie, nous a fort aimablement accorM la permission is presented metaphoric311y as theatre and pennits Charriere to rellce! on the de transcrire 13 causerie qu'elle a presentee Ie 13 avril 2001 al'Universited'Etat relationship between art and artifice, illusion and reality, the selfand the public de PennsylYannie. University Park, pour publication dans Women in French perception ofthe self. The novel also examines the role ofperfomlance in the Studies, La transcription a etc assuree par Njeri Githire (doctorante en Litterature male-female relationship,By making Caliste the desiring subject rather than Comparee aPenn State) etla version finale editee par Christiane Makward. the desired object, and by placing the intended female reader within the text, Charriere breaks with tradition and calls into question the gender relation· Une Senegalalse avec une ame antlllalse: Myrlam Warner-Vieyra ships that defined French society and French fiction, iVicole Aas·Rolixparis".." ..." .... ,,,.,,.. ,, ...... ,,,,,,,,,,.. ,,.,,...... ,,,,,,,...... ,234 Myriam Warner·Vieyra explique son art et sa vision en tant que "Senegalaise Marceline Desbordes-Valmore and the Sorority or Poets aI'ame antillaise". Le regard qu'elle jetle sur la societe se module sur ses Ail1U?e BOlllin" "" "" ""'.. ",.. "" "" ...... 165 enracinements successifs en Guadeloupe, a , puis au Senegal ou elle The inclusion of Marceline Desbordes-Valmore within a "fraternity of habite depuis 38 ans, Si l'auteur refuse toute correspondance directe entre poets" has resulted in her exceptional status in the canon of nineteenth·cen­ son oeuvre et sa biographie, elle admet qu'etant elle·meme plus sensible ala tury French poetry. This essay examines whether the "sorority of poets" reo detresse qu'au bonheur des gens qui I'entourent, elle cree souvent des ceived Desbordes·Valmore any differently. The historical of a so­ personnages feminins eux-memes en detresse, Cependant les nombreuses rori!y ofpoets, however, underscores the problematic nature ofascertaining a "femmes echouees" qui hantentl'espace de son oeuvre sont en fait toujours tradition offeminine poetry from the point ofview ofwomen poets, Ifa femi· en quete d'ancrage et d'avenir. La trajectoire dessinee par chacune s'insere nine community took shape during the first decades ofthe nineteenth century, dans un scMma qui partant du non·recuperable peut atteindre Ie recuperable after 1840 more women poets eschewed identification with a feminine tradi­ voire Ie victorieux. Si Juletane, de JlIlelane, est condamnee arester etrangere tion originating with Desbordes-Valmore ;conversely, that very notion offemi­ partout, Helene survit grace a elle, Suzie, du Qllimboiseur {'avail dil, est nine poetic tradition was being shaped by male critics who used it ostensibly recuperee par ses propres racines - par la mediation du reve, Le personnage to write women poets out ofcanonical history. fcminin Ie plus victorieux, selon I'auteur, est sans aucun doute Mambo, heroi'ne de la nouvelle "Premier Prix" du recueH, Femmes echollees, car celle-ci ne Dishing the Dirt: l\letamorphosls In l\larie Darrieussccq's Truismes doute jamais de son avenir. Jeanllelte Gaudet."." :""." "".." .." " " "'" .181 The theme of metamorphosis and the construction of the gendered subject Entretleo avec Marie Etleone arc examined in Marie Darrieussecq's provocative first novd.The literary John Stout., ,.,.,."" " "". ,.. "., "",.", "" """ 244 trope allows the author to expose the violence of sexist language and the Dans sa poesie Marie Etienne cherche souvent adonner la parole ades brutality ofcontemporary French culture. However, in this profoundly ironic individus et ades groupes marginalises, En repraduisant des images de vio­ text corporal changes are disturbingly consistent with the narrator's nai'vcle lence contre les femmes et les autoctones, par exemple, elle naus pousse a and inability to leam from her experiences, EUe est bele in more ways than prendre conscience d'un phcnomene souvent passe sous sous silence, Tout en one,This essay also explores how the na'iye stance of the speaking voice presentant des images intenses et violentes, Etienne prefere employer un constructs the reader as sharing the same truistic beliefs and may account for langage impersonnel et neutre. En meme temps, dans ses textes, on retrouve some ofthe strong reactions to the novel, toujours une recherche dans I' au niveau formel.

La Representation de 18 remme dans Ie cinema rran~als des vlngt dernl~res REVIEWS annees: SOliS Toit IIi loi, Nelly e/ M. Arnaud et La elf/monie. Update on Simone de Beauvolr Anna Gural·Afigdal""",...".""",.".." ..." ...."""..." ..... ,,,,,.. ""...." .. ,193 Barbara KlalV "," ,."",.,.",.. ,",, ",.,."" ..", 253 Cim:aste femme, Varda amorce avec Sails Toil ni loi (1985) une nouvelle Where does Beauvoir's reputation now stand fifteen years after her death? tendance du cinema franr;ais: mettre I'accent sur des personnages feminin ne This article intends to provide an overview ofrecent scholarship on Beauvoir to servant plus de faire valoiraux hommes, mais qui exislent par eux·memes,Elle the general public and to offer one or two unkno"ll gems to tested Beauvoirians. sera suivie parClaude Sautet avec Nelly et AI. Arnaud(1995) et Claude Chabrol avec La Ceremonie (1995), Prenant pour point de depart I'ouvrage de Gilles Christine Bard et Nicole Pellegrin, Eds., Femmes travesties: flfl II maumis » Lipovetsky, La Troisit?tlle Femme. Permanence et revo/lltion dll feminin, iI Genre (Margot Irvlne)."""".." """ """"" " .. ",,269 s'agit de cemer dans ces films la nouvelle figure sociale·hi~~orique de la femme. Louise LarivUre, Pourquoi ellfiniravec /afbninisation /ingllistique all a /a tout en faisant valoir I'idee d'une invariance du feminin. On constate que la recherche des mols perdlls (Annabelle M, Rea)""...... " .. ,,, .. ,,,,,....270 femme, partagee entre un desir d'emancipation et une persistance du feminin, James Smith Allen, Poignant Relations (l\largot Mlller)".."...""....."",,27I est caracterisee par la difference, Ie refus, resultat de ce qu'tlle ne veut pas etre, Ace titre, Ie cinema franlJais des vingt demieres annees emploie la figure Pearson, Jacquelyn, Women sReading in Britain: 1750-1835: A Dangerolls de la femme comme I'expression d'une remise en question des concepts fixes Recreation" (Judith Clark Schaneman).., ".""",,,,, 273 et des oppositions binaires, La femme apparait comme Ie reOet de son epoque: une posl·modemite carach~risee par I'indetennination ell'immanence. Errata" " ".,.. ,.. ,." " ,,, "", ,." ".,275 GRADUATE ESSAY Notes on Cont rlbntors..."."" ...,.,..",,,,,...,...,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.....276 ICeile dont la voix publlque vous a nomme Ie p~re': Olympe de Gouges's Memo/re de Madame de Va/mont (1788) Women In French Studies Manuscript Submlnlon..".."..".."...... ",,279 Gilllia Pacin;.." ..", " " " .."" , "" " " '"'' ",,207 Women In French Membership Form""..".."."" " "",.. , 281 This essay argues that Gouges's autobiographical epistolary novel should be read as a fictional judicial memoir, This essay explores the reasons for Women In Frellch Studies Order Form...... ,,,.,,,,,,,,...... ,,,,,,...... ,,.,284 which a disenfranchised woman would choose to write a work of fiction­ and an epistolary novel in particular-rather than take her inheritance claims to court. It then discusses Gouges's representational strategies, as well as her discourse ofwomen's rights and critique of religious fanaticism. Acknowledgments ix Preface xi 107

Susanne Zantop 1 Kolol1ie and Heima/: Race, Gender, and Postcolonial Amnesia in Veit Harlan's Opfergallg (1944)

Ingebnrg Majer O'Slckey 15 Representing Blackness: Instrumentalizing Race and Gender in Rainer Werner Passbinder's The Marriage of Maria Braun

Silke R. Falkner 31 Rhetorical Tropes and Realities-A Double Strategy Confronts a Double Standard: Catharina Regina von Greiffenberg Negotiates a Solution in the Seventeenth Century

Karin Baumgartner 57 WOMEN IN Illness and Health as Strategies of Resistance and Identity Formation in the Letters of Liselotte von der Pfalz GERMAN Katherine R. Goodman 71 Of Gifts. Gallantries. and Horace: Luise Kulmus (Gottsched) in Her Early Letters YEARBOOK

Julia Berischik 103 "People will make for themselves an artificial existence": Gender and Fashion in the Works of Caroline de la Motte Fouque (1715-1831) 17 Elisabeth Krimmer 121 A Perfect Intimacy with Death: Death, Imagination, and Femininity 2001 in the Works of Annette von Droste~HilIshoff

Linda Dietrick 141 Gender and Technology in Marie von Ebner-Eschenbach's "Ein Original"

Marie von Ebner~Eschenbach 157 One of a Kind

Caroline Rupprecht 165 A "Body" of Writing: The Voice of Henriette Hardenberg

Michele D. Ricci 181 Between Depiction and Experience: The Exile Dreams of Paula Ludwig

Kristina von Held 199 Eve's Legacy: Revisions of the Biblical Creation Myth in the Poetry of Rose Auslander

Ruth-Ellen Boetcher Joeres 225 Scattered Thoughts on Current Feminist Literary Critical Work in Nineteenth-Century German Studies

About the Contrihutors 245 Notice to Contributors 249 Contents of Recent Volumes 251 108

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Volume 22, Number 3 2001

6 FEATURES ------Interview: Julia Dougan Sandra Martin

14 Distance Education: a New Medium for Teaching Natural Resource Management Theogene Mbabaliye

20 The Hydro-Ecology of Limestone Springs In the Wye Valley, Peak District National Park, England Heidi Smith

32 Extending the University In Botswana Linda Hardesty with Sandra Martin

38 The No.1 Ladles' Detective Agency A Book Review Lee Walls

39 Ode to the Clean Air Act Kimberly Dalton Ferris

41 Research in Progress Wood Decomposition. an Index of Soil Productivity On The Cover and Forest Management Practices Deborah S. Page-Dumroese Julia Dougan, and District Manager, Owyhee Canyonlands: Recreation and Aircraft Noise, Bureau ofLand Management A Project Description Eugene, Oregon Jennifer J. Hensiek WOMEN in NATURAL RESOURCES III

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4 12 Books Reviewed Interview: Anne Badgley Jonne Hower Sandra Martin 17 Publications 18 The Promise Is Sure 37 Joan GUilfoyle Senator Frank Murkowski, Capitol Focus 22 K.D. Leperi A Woman's Place is on the Refuge Rachel F. Levin 42 Up, Up, and Away Women Crossing 28 Agency Lines Striving Toward A Workforce that Reflects A Management Column American Society Barb Springer Beck Mandy Olund 45 Kiosk 30 Pam Ensley, Regional Fire Management Director Joan Jewett

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19 4 Marketing and Communications in the Books Reviewed Making of Natural Resource Policy JonneHower Charlene Schildwachter

7 25 Publications Discovering Nature with Children Brooke Davidson 27 Changing. Tracks· 29 From the North Country Another Day in the Field Joanna Kafarowski Jennifer Bove

. .. 33 36 Senator G9rdoilStnith,Oregon Evaluating Natural Resource Professional Capitol FoCus Education Needs Using Focus Groups: K.D, Leperi A Minnesota Case Study Sara K. Eliason. Charles R. Blinn, " and James A. Perry

On The Cover Ann Bartuska, Executive Director, Invasives Species Initiative, The Nature Conservancy and President-Elect, Ecological SocietY ofAmerica Photo; The Nature Conservancy Women's Health JOURNAL 113 4/2001 Latin American and Caribbean Women's Health Network

October - December 2001

FROM THE COORDINATING OFFICE 2

PANORAMA Peru: sex Work and Peer Education by Mirtha Grande 4 Migration and Prostitution by Cristina Virseda and Selma Villa 8 Observatlonalrom tho Flald: Tourism and HIV/AIDS byKathleen N. Skoczen 10

NEWS AND MEETINGS 14

CAMPAIGN The Art 0' Women's Health and Rights by Deborah Meacham and Adn"ana G6mez 27 Mapucha Women In ChUa and Artisan Training: Transforming Art Into Health Education byMemle Schilken 31 Hope From Soaps by Kathy Henderson 36 Street Smarts by Suzanne Charl6 40 "I Remember My Mother....' by Pia Barros 44 An Interview with Bishakha Datta "Without the Point of View ot Women, What's the Point?" 45 As Loucas de Podrs utas Women's Theater Takes to the Streels... And the Worldl 46 Abrego Has A Dream by Marta F. Morales 48

OPINION sex Education and Gender Violence Prevention by Liliana Pauluzzl 51

SHARING OUR EXPERIENCES CHANGE: Promoting Women's Sexual and Reproductive Health In Peru byAnna-8riff Cos 61

RESOURCES 67 Women's History Review 114

VOLUME 10 NUMBER 4 2001

Editorial. 11 September 2001 571 Polly .bee. Behind the Burka 575 Margaret Meh!. Women Educators and the Confucian Tradition in Meiji Japan (1868-1912): Miwada Masako and Atomi Kakei 579 Katharlna Rowold. The Many Lives and Deaths of Sofia Kovalevskaia: approaches to women's role in scholarship and culture in Germany at the turn of the twentieth century 603 Joan E. Parker. Lydia Becker's 'School for Science': a challenge to domesticity 629 Jenny Daggers. The Victorian Female Civilising Mission and Women's Aspirations towards Priesthood in the Church of England 651 Janet Lee. 'Bigger Than Our Friendship': personal and political passions in the life of Anna Rochester, 1880-1966 671 CLAIRE EVANS MEMORIAL FUND PRIZE ESSAY, 2000 Sarah Toulalan. 'Private Rooms and back Doors in abundance': the illusion of privacy in pornography in seventeenth

Editorial. Where Politics and Perfonnance Meet in US Women's History 5 -<: 0 ~ Candace Falk. Emma Goldman: passion, politics, and ,... the th~atrics of free expression 11 §! § t'l (l) Frances Early. Whiteness and Political Purpose in The Noose, ... ::l an Antilynching Play by Tracy Mygatt 27 ... ~ Z fI> Reml Omodele. 'For Us, About Us, Near Us and By Us': §! American women playwrights and the making of the til :::t:.... t'l fI> NAACP-Du Bois's Edutainment agenda 49 ...... 0 Lillian SchUssel. Mae West and the 'Queer Plays' 71 '"., '1 0 -< Katbleen Kennedy. Results of a Misspent Youth: .,0 ::d Joan Jett's performance of female masculinity 89 (l) Joanne L. Goodwin. Mojave Mirages: ....~ gender and performance in Las Vegas 115 ~

BOOK REVIEWS The Gender ofHistory: men, women and historical practices (Bonnie G. Smith), reviewed by Olive Banks 133 Gender, Race and the Writing ofEmpire: public discourse and the Boer War (Paula M. Krebs), reviewed by Elizabeth van Heyningen 135 Each Mind a Kingdom: American women, sexual purity, and the New Thought movement, 1875·1920 (Beryl Satter), reviewed by Stephanie Forward 137 Women's Leisure in England, 1920·60 (Claire Langhamer), reviewed by Judy Giles 138 Freeing the Female Body: inspiralional icons (JA Mangan & Fan Hong, eds), reviewed by Dave Russell 140 From Rugs to Riches: housework, consumption and modernity in GermallY (Jennifer A. Loehlin), reviewed by Gro Hagemann 142 Feminine Fascism: women in Britain's fascist movement, 1923-45 (Julie V. Gottlieb), reviewed by Phyllis Lassner 144 Women and the City: gender, space and power in Boston, 1870·1940 (Sarah Deutsch), reviewed by Linda McDowell 146 Courtship and COllstrailll: rethinkillg the makillg of marriage ill Tudor Ellgland (Diana O'Hara), reviewed by Roberta Anderson 149 A Room at a Time: how womell entered party politics (Jo Freeman); Courage ill a Dallgerous World: the poWical writings of Eleanor Roosevelt (Allida M. Black), reviewed by Leigh Ann Wheeler 150 Sex, Gellder alld Social Challge in Britain sillce 1880 (Lesley A. Hall), reviewed by Janet Fink 152 Sexual Slander ill Nineleellth·celltury Englalld: defamation in the ecclesiastical courts, 1815·1855 (S.M. Waddams), reviewed by Shani D'Cruze 154 Womell Writers ofIhe First World War: all annolated bibliography (Sharon Oudilt); War Plays by Women: all international allthology (Claire M. Tylee, ed., with Elaine Turner & Agnes Cardinal); Lines of Fire: women writers ofWorld War I (Margaret R. Higonne~ ed.), reviewed by Laurel Forster 156 116

2 RIANE EISLER EDITORIAL: PARTNERSHIP EDUCATION

3 12 WOMEN AND THE UNITED NATIONS COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN 46th Session Morch 4-15 2002 CEDAW: 27th Session June 3-21 2002 IWRAW - International Women's Rights Action Walch - Activities Internotionol WOMEN'S TRIBUNE Ctr, I WOMEN Ink,

UNIFEM w UN Fund for Women: Gender Budgellnilialives wilh Commonwealth Secr and lORe II Impact of Budgets on Women / Conference Brussels

UNDP· Human Development Report a nNew Technologoes for Human Development" UN PEACEKEEPING: Women's Role reaffirmed UNFPA, "The State 01 the World Papulation 2001" II Annual Report UN Environment Program, Nairobi· Role of Honor for 'Environmental Achievement" VIOLENCE against Women: Statement by Ser. Geo Kofi Annan UNICEF SPECIAL SESSION re-scheduled lor May 2002 13 ·14 WOMEN AND INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS: CLEARINGHOUSE VACANCIES I EMPLOYMENT OPPORIUNITIES: WHO - World Health Organization II FAO - Food and Agriculture Organizotion II UN Secretariat II UNFPA II UNESCO - Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 01 the UN II OECD /I WORLD BANK /I UN AIDS /I - NGO CONTACTS

15 - 2~ WOMEN AND DEVELOPMENT

TRICKLE-UP PROGRAM· a success world-wide especially for women MEETING NEW CHALLENGES: Report of Commonweallh Sedrelariaf Gender &Dev. AWID Conlerenee Guadalajora. Mexico- Assoc. for Women's Rightsi in Developmt GLOBAL FUND FOR WOMEN - Activifles. Progams DAWN Inlorms - Dev. Alternatives with Women for a new Era DAWN: BETWEEN GLOBALIZATION AND FUNDAMENTALISM

22 • 30 WOMEN AND HEALTH

ADVANCING SAFE MOTHERHOOD THROUGH HUMAN RIGHTS, Rebecca Cook MEDICAL WOMEN INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION CONDOM Rejection by Catholic Church /I CHILDBIRTH DEATHS ALARMING INDIA: Malernal Deaths continue II UGANDA: Free Drugs for pregnant Women BRIEFING ON SPREAD OF HIVIAIDS IN AFRICA: Hunger Project New York CATHOLIC CHURCH REJECTION OF CONDOMS kills thousands - NAPWA SOUTH AFRICA, The Continuing Spread 01 AIDS /I Court orders Drug Distribution to Pregnant Women 10 prevent AIDS infection of baby AFRICA: Five Countries have at leasl2 Million each infected by AIDS COOKING SMOKE, Devastating Effect on Women and Children

31 • 42 FEMALE GENITAL AND SEXUAL MUTILATION

PROGRESS REPORT 01 Childbirth Picture Book Distribution in Africa by WIN NEWS - LETIERS by CBPB Users Iram all over East and West SubSaharan Alrica RECOMMENDATIONS of 5th Inter African Committee Conference in Dar es Salaam: GUINEA: Survey of Female Genital CUl1ing: DHS Analytical Studies on Reproduction KENYA: Officials directed to save girls Irom FGM II FGM outlawed lor girls under 17 IMPLEMENTATION of FGM Prohibition NIGERIA, CALABAR· Crass River State: FGM a Violation of Girls' Rights II SENEGAL: 6 Women and 5 Men arresled for performing FGM CROSS RIVER STATE, NIGERIA, A Law Prohibiting Child Marriage and FGM 117

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43 ·49 WOMEN AND VIOLENCE INTERNATIONAL DAY AGAINST VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN - Nov 2S, 2001 THE FUNDAMENTAL HATRED OF WOMEN by MOSLEM FUNDAMENTALISTS KOSOVO: The Mocha Code of Murder of Women still Prevails SOUTHERN AFRICA: Nelwork on Violence ogainst Women lounched THE VATICAN does not get it that Violence against Women is Unacceptable: THAILAND: Violence against women is oul of control: INDIA: Stopping Domestic Violence requires new legislation /1 Female INFANTICIDE JORDAN: The failure of Government to STOP Honor Crimes SPAIN: At lost Men are cited for 'gross violence against women' 50 ·53 WOMEN AND MEDIA WOMEN'S MAGAZINES AND SERIAL PUBLICATIONS FROM: EUROPE II ASIA II MIDDLE EAST II AFRICA II CANADA II USA II LATIN AMERICA 54 • 59 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: AFRICA AND MIDDLE EAST AFRICA: PROGRESS REPORT: laws & Policies affecting Women's Reproductive lives THE GAMBIA: Woman Vice President Speaks on Women1s Rights ZAMBIA: Women and their Legal Rights fa Maintenance SOUTH AFRICA: Conference on Violence // Girl Babies Roped- Hospitals report NIGERIA: Woman sentenced to death by Islamic Court II Reporl FORWARD Nigeria MIDDLE EAST: Charier 10 Defend Women's Rightss SAUDI ARABIA: US Woman Pilot sues for being forced 10 observe Islamic Dress code TURKEY: Town crocks down on early marriage JORDAN: Finally some Progress for women : Institute for Women Studies in the Arob World 60 - 66 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: ASIA AND PACIFIC AfGHANISTAN: Physicians for Human Rights Recommendation on Women's Healthll Life of Women under the TALIBAN BANGKOK, THAILAND: Regional Meeting on Gender Equity TAJIKISTAN: Violence against women widespread JAPAN: Government still refuses 10 apologize for Army brothels INDIA: Silent Female Genocide -Address by Dr. Ashi R. Sarin MD OB/Gyn TALI BAN: Thousands of Women kidnapped 67 • 70 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: EUROPE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT: Reducing Wage-Gop II Women hold few research jobs BRITAIN: Government to hear Women's Issues 10 Minutes /week! 1/ British Royal Society faces inquiry into sex-bias NORDIC COUNTRIES: : between rhetoric and practice TURKEY: New civil code ensures equality in the familyll FRANCE: women key statistics 71 - 76 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: AMERICAS UNITED STATES: Feminist Majority Foundation. II Women owned Businesses in Cities II Feminist Collections· Women Sludies II The Shame of US supported discrimi­ nation in Saudi Arabia II Boston Women's Health Book Collective II FBI report shows increase in rape II Society for Women's Health Research II Women's Institute for Freedom of the Press /I The Equal Rights Amendment Campaign II Women's Edge: A Coalition 77 • 80 INFORMATION OF INTEREST: INTERNATIONAL VATICAN Denounces help 10 Women Refugees II UN Demographic Yearbook II Internotional Peace Update /I Feminist Archive Oral History Project /I CONGO ­ Conference of Non-Governmental Organisations II Directory of Women's Media II The Hate of Women by Moslem Men II Fundamentalism as /I HUMAN RIGHTS: Maior Infernational Documents. The Women's Review 118 ofBooks Volume XIX, No.3 December 2001

1 Na!1CY Grqy o(f, Savage Beauty: The Life of Edna St. Vincent Millay by Nancy Milford 4 Letters

5 Lois Rita Helmbold o(f, The Way of the River: Adventures and Meditations of a Woman Martial Artist by B. K. Loren

6 Slisall Porter Bet"O!1 o(f, A Walk Down the Aisle: Notes on a Modern Wedding by Kate Cohen; Here Comes the Bride: Women, Weddings, and tjle Marriage Mystique by Jaclyn Geller

8 WELCOME TO MY WORLD... o(f, Merle Hoffman, Laura Flanders and Ruth Rosen reflect on everyday terrorism against women in the US

10 Siobba!1 Seni,r o(f, Sarah Winnemucca by Sally Zanjani

11 Rtise Norma!1 o(f, SHRINKING SHELVES: What's happening to feminist bookstores?

1 3 Lollis, Armstro!1g o(f, Taking Back Our Lives: A Call to Action for the Feminist Movement by Ann Russo 15 Ellen Samllels ~ Women and Dieting Culture: Inside a Commercial Weight Loss Group by Kandi Stinson

16 A/III, D,//enballgb o(f, Walking Home: A Woman's Pilgrimage on the Appalachian Trail by Kelly Winters 17 iHado!1!1a Helli!1g,r ~ Travels with a Medieval Queen by Mary Taylor Simeti

18 Maxi!1' Scates o(f, Two Poems 1 9 A!1!1a WiIsO!1 ~ The Camera My Mother Gave Me by Susanria Kaysen

20 Lois IPo Ba!1ner o(f, A Perfect Fit: Clothes, Character, and the Promise of America by Jenna Weissman Joselit 2 1 Lnda Niemann ~ Flying Sparks: Growing Up on the Edge of Las Vegas by Odette Larson 22 Books Received The Women's Review ofBooks 119 Volume XIX, No.4 January 2002

1 Debbie Nathal/..m Domestica: Immigrant Workers Cleaning and Caring in the Slmdow of Affluence by Pierrette Hondagneu-Sotelo; Servants of Globalization: Women, Migration, and Domestic Work by Rhacel Salazar Parrenas 5 Christi11a Gombar ~ Weekday warriors: Why the work culture of the World Trade Center is nothing to be proud of 6 Bell Gale Chevig11Y ~ The Situation and the Story: The Art of Personal Narrative by Vivian Gornick· 7 A11ita D. MtCle!la11 ~ I Love You Like Crazy Cakes by Rose A. Lewis, Wuhu Diary: On Taking My Adopted Daughter Back to Her Hometown in China by Emily Prager, Kids Like Me in China by Ying Ying Fry 9 Mari Jo BuM ~ The Enigma of Anna 0.: A Biography of Bertha Pappenheim by Melinda Given Guttmann 10 Kari11 Aguilar-Sa11 Ju"" ~ A Promise and a Way of Life: White Antiracist Activism by Becky Thompson 11 E1111iee Lipto11 ~ Still 4live: A Holocaust Girlhood Remembered by Ruth Kluger 12 Flore11ce Howe ~ Bat Ode by Jeredith Merrin, Coming Back to the Body by Joyce Sutphen; The Penultimate Suitor by Mary Leader, Simon Says by Jan Freeman 14 Judith Niemi ~ Rowing to Latitude: Journeys Along the Arctic's Edge byJill Fredston 15 RHth Side! ~ In Pursuit of Equity: Women, Men, and the Quest for Economic Citizenship in Twentieth-Century America by Alice Kessler-Harris 16 SallY Gregory Kohlstedt ~ On Her Own Terms: Annie Montague Alexander and the Rise of Science in the American West by Barbara R. Stein 18 Alicia Ostriktr ~ Motherwords (poem) 19 Meg DalY ~ Young Wives' Tales: New Adventures in Love and Partnership edited by Jill Corral and Lisa Miya-Jervis 20 Ann11 D011ahue ~ Shaping Losses: Cultural Memory and the Holocaust edited by Julia Epstein and Lori Hope Lefkovitz 21 Trary Seelry ~ Gwen Raverat: Friends, Famlly and Mfections by Frances Spalding 22 Books Received The Women's Review 120 ofBooks Volume XIX, No.5 February 2002

!!l: The world in the classroom: Women teaching diaspora 3 Sonita Sarktr. Moving target: The study of diaspora opens up a multitude of paradoxes 4 Think globally, teach locally. Kamala Kempadoo and Lisa Sun·Hee Park trace multiple connections between their work and their lives

5 K/lli H. Kafra!c • The aesthetics of dislocation: Writing the hybrid lives of South Asian Americans 8 Shar1Jliia Sen .. Foreign accents: Notes upon my return to the Diaspora 9 Michiko Hase. Class conflict: Student'resistance and nationalism in the classroom 12 Hyphenation generation .. Rosane Rocher r~flects on ten years of cultural change on campus 13 &uhtl Let .. Who's Chinese? Gish Jen explores the gendered terms of our traveling cultures 14 When worlds collide .tI!r Kum-Kum Bhavnani finds a growing fascination with the links between North and South 16 Rhaul Sala~r PamiiaJ At Human sacrifices: What happens when women migrate and leave behind? 1 7 Kiflg-Kok Cheung M: Pedagogies of resonance: How can American literature speak to an As.ian audience? 18 Etotfyn HII·DeHart .. Working for change: Activists take on the global sweatshop om Reviews 1 {} Sharon Lieberman ~ Having Faith: An Ecologist's Journey to Motherhood by Sandra Steingraber 20 Jenn!ftr L P0t!Jtr ~ Missing in action: Whatever happened to the gender gap? 21 Pointe Clark KoelJ(h ~ Grandma Moses in the 21st Century by Jane Kallir 22 E,nma Lapsamk;y ~ Lift Up Thy Voice: The Grimke Family's Journey from Slaveholders to Civil Rights Leaders by Mark Perry 23 Lisa Knopp ~ Standing Up to the Rock by T. Louise Freeman-Toole; A Geography of Saints by Peony Alleo 24 usa L Moore ~ Lesbian Empire: Radical Crosswrlting in the 1Wenties by Gay Wachman 25 Gail Hmhalter ~ A Woman Soldiers Own Story: The Autobiography of Xie Bingying by Xie Bingying 26 Ja" Zi/a Grot'er~ Dinner Roles: American Women and Culinary Culture by Sherrie A. Inness; PHaf, Pozole, and Pad Thai: American Women and Ethnic Food edited by Sherrie A. Inness; Cooking Lessons: The Politics of Gender and Food edited by Sherrie A. Inness

27 EIi'(fbtlh Ro,ntr od> Two Poems 28 Nanty Ord()ver~ Money, Myths) and Change: The Economic Lives of Lesbians and Gay Men by M. V. Lee Badgett

. 29 Karm Rou"btrg -.:f., The Rebecca Rioter: A Story of Killay Life by Amy Dillwyn 30 LulqA. Ri'm/ltl ~ AU the Clean Ones Me Married and Other Everyday Calamities in M.oscow by Lori Cidylo 3 1 Books Received 121 WOMEN'S RIGHTS LAW REPORTER

Volume 23, Number 1 CONTENTS SummerlFall 2001

ARTICLES: Presence, Perspectives and Power: Gender and the Rationale Differences in the Debate Over the Violence Against Women Act Christy Gleason...... 1 Latinas, Culture and Human Rights: A Model for Making Change, Saving Soul Berta Esperanza Her/llindez- Truyol ...... 21 Handling Cases of Willful Exposure Through HIV Partner Counseling and Referral Services James G. Hodge, Jr. and Lawrence O. Gostin 45 NOTES: Preserving the Right to Choose: A Minor's Right to Confidential Reproductive Health Care Jessica Bertuglia 63 Should These Marriages Have Been Saved?: Extreme Cruelty as a Cause of Action for Divorce in New Jersey 1950 - 1970 Joan Shufro...... 79 CASE SUMMARIES: Planned Parenthood of Greater Iowa v. Miller and the Unconstitutionality of Partial-Birth Abortion Bans John Duignan...... 93 Crews v. Crews: Never Underestimate the Difference a Lifestyle Can Make Michele Ann Higgins :...... 101 Women's Studies in Communication 122 Volume 24, Number 2, Fall 200 I

ESSAYS

131 Isn't It Ironic?: The Intersection of Third-Wave Feminism and Generation X Helene A. Shugart

169 Young Women's Perceptions of Print Cigarette Advertising Katherine Hawkins and Audrey Curtis Hane

194 Cultural and Parental Communicative Influences on the Career Success of White and Black Women Lisa Bradford, Jessica Lee Buck, and Renee A. Meyers

218 Postmodernism, Resistance, and Cyberspace: Making Rhetorical Spaces for Feminist Mothers on the Web Amy Koerber

241 The Roles of Sex, Empathy, and Credibility in Out-of-Class Communication Between Faculty and Students Marjorie Keeshan Nadler and Lawrence B. Nadler

BOOK REVIEWS

262 Blues Legacies and Black Feminism, by Angela Y. Davis Kim L. Purnell

265 Fantasy Girls: Gender in the New Universe of Science Fiction and Fantasy Television, edited by Elyce Rae Helford Elizabeth Whitney WOMEN'S STUDIES INTERNATIONAL FORUM VOLUME24 NUMBER6 2001 123 NOVEMBER-DECEMBER

CONTENTS

HELEN HUNTLEY 623 Gender and power in the research process MARY ELLEN LOGAN

JANE GASKELL 637 White women as burden: on playing the role of feminist MARGRIT EICULER 'experts' in China

CONSUELa RIVERA-FuENTES 653 Talking with/in pain: reflections of bodies under torture LYNDA BIRKE

669 Tensions in Israeli feminism: the Mizrahi Ashkenazi rin

LARRISSA 1. REMENNICK 685 •All my life is one big nursing home': Russian immigrant women in Israel speak about double caregiver stress

SOHEllA SADEGHI-FASSAEI 701 Iranian women's pathways to imprisonment KATHLEEN KENDALL

VIOLA SHAFIK 711 Prostitute for a good reason: stars and morality in Egypt

PHYLLIS GHIM-LIAN CHEW 727 Political women in Singapore: a socio-Iinguistic analysis

RESEARCH

SYBIL OLDFIELD 737 Compiling the first dictionary of British women humanitarians­ Why? What? Who? How?

BOOK REVIEWS

JUDITH GLOVER 745 Women Succeeding in the Sciences: Theories and Practices Across Disciplines, edited by J. Bart

NANETfE ALDRED 745 Beyond the Frame: Feminism and Visual Culture, Britain 1850-1900, by Deborah Cherry

DELILA AMJR 746 Vital Signs: Feminist Reconfigurations of the Bio/Logical Body, edited by Margaret Shildrick & Janet Price

Feminist Theory and Body, edited by Janel Price & Margaret Shildrick

749 Biographical Statements

751 Feminist Forum: News, Conferences, Reports

759 Volume 24 Contents and Author Index 124 Women's Writing

VOLUME 8 NUMBER 3 2001

Special Issue Women's Colonial and Post-colonial Writing: identity and cultural difference (Guest Editors: ANNE LEAR & ANNE COLLETI

Anne Collett Be Anne Lear. Introduction. 357 Anne Collett. Red and White: Miss E. Pauline Johnson Tekahionwake and the other woman 359 Dorothy Jones. Defining Selfand Others through Textile and Text 375 Anne Lear. Spot the Lady: Rachel Henning finds herself in the bush 391 Maggie Pickering. A "Wild Free Life": Susan Allison in response to land and place on the frontier ofBritish Columbia 403 Katrina O'Loughlin. "Having lived much in the world": inhabitation, embodiment and English women travellers' representations ofRussia in the eighteenth century 419 Lori Lebow. Emily Dickinson: "She don't go nowhere", or a nineteenth-century recluse's guide to cross-culturalism 441 Patricia Pender. Competing Conceptions: rhetorics of representation in Aphra Behn's Oroonoko 457

BOOK REVIEWS Hamns ofthe Mind: passages ofWestern art and literature (Ruth Bernard Yeazell) reviewed by Anne Lear 473 Maiden V

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