The U n vers ty o f W scons n System Feminist Periodicals

A current listing of contents

WOMEN'S STUDIES

Volume 21, Number 1, Spring 2001 Published by Phyllis Holman Weisbard LIBRARIAN Women's Studies Librarian Feminist Periodicals A current listing ofcontents

Volume 21, Number 1 Spring 2001

Periodicallilerature is the cutting edge ofwomen's scholarship, feminist theory, and much ofwomen's culture, Feminisf Periodicals: A Current Listing of Contents is published by the Office of the University of Wisconsin System Women's Studies Librarian on a quarterly basis with the intent of increasing public awareness of feminist periodicals, It is our hope that Feminist Periodicals will serve several purposes: to keep the reader abreast of current topics in feminist literature; to increase readers' familiarity with a wide spectrum of feminist periodicals; and to provide the requisite bibliographic information should a reader wish to subscribe to 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 current issues ofmajorfeministjournals 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 focus/statement of purpose of the journal.

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

Our goal is to have represented in FP all English-language feminist periodicals with a substantial national or regional readership, with an emphasis on scholarly journals and small press offerings. We do not inciude publications which, though feminist in philosophy, do not focus solely on women's issues. Nor, with few exceptions, dowe include newsstand magazines. We are also forced to omit periodicals which lack a complete table of contents. We encourage feminist serials to build a full table of contents into their regular format to facilitate the indexing feminist literature sorely needs. Interested readers will find more complete information on feminist periodicals in DWM: A DirectoryofWomen 's Media published by the National Council for Research on Women (530 Broadway at Spring Street, NewYork, 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 Periodicals are gratefully received. We would particularly appreciate assistance from readers in the UW-Systemwith ourefforts to keep the holding information complete and up to date. Please let us know about new subscriptions, sUbscriptions we have overlooked, cancellations, or other pertinent information. Feminist Periodicals is also available on microfilm at the library of Ihe State Historical Society of Wisconsin.

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AWlS MAGAZINE http://www.wharc.freehosting.netl 1. 1971. 5. Friday Okonofua, Rachel Snow. 2. 4/year. 7. ISSN 1118-4841. 3. $24 (member), ($60 non-member). Membership: 8. OGLC 36782954. $15·60 ($24 allocated to subscription), 10. Popline, Women's Resources International. 4. AWlS, 1200 New York Ave.• N.W., Suite 650, 12. "The African Journal of Reproductive Health is a Washington, DC 20005. [email: [email protected] multi-disciplinary and international journal that 5. Susan l. Ganter. publishes original research, comprehensive review 7. ISSN 0160-256X articles, short reports, and commentaries on 8. OCLC 23747329. reproductive health in Africa. The Journal strives to 9. Madison. provide a forum for African authors. as well as 12. "AWlS promotes opportunities tor women to others working in Africa, to share findings on all enter the sciences and achieve their career aspects of reproductive health, and to disseminate goals." innovative, relevant, and useful information on reproductive health throughout the continent." AFFILlA: JOURNAL OF WOMEN AND SOCIAL WORK 1. 1986. AGENDA: EMPOWERING WOMEN FOR GENDER EQUITY 2. 4/year. 1. 1987. 3. $60 (indiv.l, $260 (inst.), add $8 surface rate, or 2. 4/year. $16 air mail rate for foreign postage (Canada: 3. North America: $52 (indiv.1. $50 (students. add 7% subscription cost, GSTI. Single copy: pensioners and unemployed indiv.l, $65 Hnst.): $25 (indiv.), $70 (inst.) (California residents add Republic of South Africa: R85 lindiv.), R77 7.25% sales tax). (students, pensioners & unemployed indiv.l. R177 4. Orders from North & South America, Australia, (inst.); Southern Africa: R10a lindiv.l, R83 China, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, New Zealand, & (students, pensioners & unemployed), R193 (inst.); the Philippines: Sage Publications, Inc., 2455 UK, Europe & other African states: £35 lindiv.), £30 Teller Rd., Thousand Oaks, CA 91320; orders (students, pensioners & unemployed), £40 (inst.), from the U.K., Europe, the Middle East, and 4. P.O. Box 61163, Bishopsgate. 4008, Kwa Zulu Africa: 6 Bonhill St., London EC2A 4PU, United Natal, Republic of South Africa. [email: Kingdom; orders from India: P.O. Box 4215, New [email protected] or [email protected],za] Delhi 110048, India. (email: [email protected] (website: http://www.agenda.org.zaJ (website: http://www.sagepub.coml 5. Lou Haysom. 5. Miriam Dinerman. 6. Rm. E302, Diakonia etr., 20 St. Andrews St., 6. Miriam Dinerman, Ed., Affilia, School of Social Glenwood, Durban 4001, Republic of South Africa. Work, Yeshiva Univ., 2495 Amsterdam Ave., [email: [email protected]] New York, NY 10033. 7. ISSN 1013-0950. 7. ISSN 0886-1099. 8. OCLC 25255461. 8. OCLC 12871850. 9. Madison.

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ASIAN JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S STUDIES AUSTRALIAN FEMINIST STUDIES 1. 1995. 1. 1985. 2. 4lyear. 2. 3/year. 3. $50; outside Korea. add $5 per issue. Single 3. Australasia: A$76Iindiv.t, A$234 (inst.): North copies: $15. America: $74 lindiv.), $288 linst.l: elsewhere: £:45 4. Asian Center for Women's Studies. Ewha (indiv.), £:174 linst.J. Womans University. #11-1, Daehyun·dong, 4. Carfax Pub., Taylor & Francis, Inc., Customer Seodaemun·gu, Seoul, 120-750, Korea. lemail: Services Dept., 325 Chestnut St., 8'h Floor. [email protected] or Philadelphia, PA 19106, or Carfax Pub., Taylor & [email protected]: Francis ltd., Customer Services Dept., Rankine Rd., http://ews.ewha.ae,.krl Basingstoke, Hants RG24 BPR, United Kingdom, or 5. Cho Hyoung. P.O. Box 352, Cammeray, NSW 2062, Australia. 7. ISSN 1225·9276. 5. Susan Magarey. B. OGlG 33094607. 6. Research Centre for Women's Studies. University of 10. Alternative Press Index; IOWA Guide. Adelaide, GPO Box 498, Adelaide. South Australia 11. GenderWatch. 5005, Australia; reviews: Susan Sheridan, Women's 12. .. AJWS is an interdisciplinary journal, publishing Studies Dept., Faculty of Social Sciences, Flinders articles pertaining to women's issues in Asia from Univ., G.P.O. Box 2100, Adelaide, South Australia a feminist perspective." 5042. 7. ISSN 0816-4649. ASIAN WOMEN 8. OGlG 16151817. 1. 1995. 9. Madison. 2. 2/year. 10. Alternative press, Australian, gay/lesbian, social 3. $20, $14 (students, with photocopy of validated science, and women's studies indexes. student 1.0.). 11. Catchword, Ingenta, Ebsco Online, MasterFILE 4. Editorial Manager, Asian Women, Research Premier / EBSCOhost, OClC's Electronic Collections Institute for Asian Women, Sookmyung Women's Online (EGOL RoweCom Information Quest. University, 53-12 Chungpa-dong 2-ka, Yongsan­ 12. "Australian Feminist Studies publishes ku, Seoul, 140-742, Korea. [email: transdisciplinary scholarship and discussion in the [email protected]: fields of feminist research and women's studies http://ews.ewha.ac.kr1 courses. In addition, it aims to attract and 5. Park Mee Sok. encourage discussion of government and trade 7. ISSN 1225-925X. union initiatives and policies that concern women: 8. OGlG 7673725, 36782501. examination of the interaction of feminist theory 9. Madison. and practice: comment on changes in curricula 10. Current Conlents: Social and Behavioral relevant to women's studies and feminist studies...: Sciences; Social Sciences Citation Index. reviews, critiques, enthusiasms and 11. GenderWatch. correspondence. " 12. Asian Women seeks "to present various perspectives and raise important issues in BELLES lETTRES women's studies" and wishes "to serve as a communication channel between researchers in Publication presumed suspended. Asia and in Western countries." BERKELEY WOMEN'S LAW JOURNAL ATLANTIS 1. 1986. 1. 1975. 2. Annual. 2. 2/year. 3. $18 lindiv,l. $9 (student), $40 (inst.). Add $15 for 3. Canada: $25 Cdn. + $1.75 GST lindiv.), $15 foreign (air mail) postage. Cdn. + $1.05 GST (student), $45 Cdn. + $3.15 4. Berkeley Women's Law Journal, Un;v. of California GST linst.l: U.S.: $30 (indiv.), $20 (student). $50 Press, 2000 Center St.• Ste. 303, Berkeley, CA (inst.): elsewhere: $35 (indiv.), $25 (student), 94704. $55 (inst.). Single copy: $12. 5. Laura Beth Nielsen. 4. Institute for the Study of Women, Mount Saint 6. Simon Tower, Rm. 491, BoaU Hall, Univ. of Vincent University, 166 Bedford Highway, California at Berkeley, Berkeley, CA 94720. v

7. ISSN 0882-4312. inform members and other interested persons about 8. OCLC 11830558. the activities and programmes of the association; 9. Madison. provide a forum for discussion and debate on key 10. Alternative Press Index; Annotated Guide to issues of concern to women in the region; promote Women's Periodicals; Current Index to Legal the sharing of experiences and foster links among Periodicals. individual feminists, activists and women's 12. "The Berkeley Women's Law Journal is guided by organizations; assist in breaking down language an editorial policy that distinguishes us from other barriers in the region; stimulate women's creative law reviews and feminist periodicals. Our expression; and contribute to the development of mandate is to publish research, analysis, the women's movement regionally and narrative, theory, and commentary that address internationally. " the lives and struggles of underrepresented women. We believe that excellence in feminist CALYX legal scholarship requires critical examination of 1. 1976. the intersection of gender with one or more other 2. 3/year. axes of subordination, including, but not limited 3. $19.50 lindiv.), $25 (lib. & inst.). $15 (low income). to, race, class. sexual orientation, and disability. Canada/Mexico: add $10; overseas: add $20 Therefore, discussions of women's issues that postage. Single copies: $9.50 + $2 postage. treat women as a monolithic group do not fall 4. P.O. Box B, Corvallis. OR 97339. within our mandate. Because conditions in 5. Editorial Collective. inequality are continually changing, our mandate 7. ISSN 0147-1627. is also continually changing. n 8. OCLC 3114927. 9. Madison. BRIDGES: A JOURNAL FOR JEWISH FEMINISTS AND OUR 10. American Humanities Index; The Annual Index to FRIENDS Poetry in Periodicals; The Index of American 1. 1990. Periodical Verse. 2. 2/year. 12, "Calyx publishes literature and art by women. It 3. $1 B (indiv.), $25 (inst.) (free to women in exists to nurture women's creativity through the prisons, nursing homes, and mental inst., and wide promotion and publication 0' women's finest free on tape to print-disabled subscribers, see work." below). 4. P.O. Box 24839, Eugene OR 97402. For taped CAMERA 08SCURA copies: Jewish Braille Inst., 110 East 30th St., 1. 1976. New York. NY 10016 (800-433-15311. lemaII: 2. 3/year. [email protected]: 3. $30 (indiv.I, $65 (inst.). Add $10 (surface), $21 (air http://www.pond.net/~ckinberglbridgesl mail) foreign postage IGST #R1264963301. 5. Clare Kinberg. 4. Journals Division, Indiana University PL, 601 N, 7. ISSN 1046 8358. Morton St., Bloomington, IN 47404. (website: 8. OCLC 20542141. http://www.indiana.edu/-iupressl 10. Index to Jewish Periodicals; Jewish Abstracts. 5. Editorial Collective. 12. "The editors bring to Bridges a commitment that 6, The Editors, Camera Obscura. Dept. oJ Film Studies, combines traditional Jewish values of justice and Univ. of California, Santa Barbara, CA 93106-4010. repair of the world with insights honed by the 7, ISSN 0270·5346. feminist, lesbian and gay movements. n 8. OCLC 4818143. 9. Madison: Milwaukee. CAFRA NEWS/NOVEDADES CAFRA 10. Alternative press, film, humanities, television, and 1. 1987 (CAFRA News): 1990 (Novedades CAFRA). women's studies indexes. 2. 2/year. 11. Contemporary Women's Issues, GenderWatch, 3. $20 lindiv.), $25 Hnst.). Caribbean: 50 units of SwetsNeWavigatof. local currency and not exceeding $20 U.S. 12. Film theory and history; feminist theory; (indiv.), 55 units of local currency and not psychoanalytic theory; Marxist theory; exceeding $25 U.S. (inst.I, elsewhere: $20 US photography; video and performance. Iindiv.l. $25 US linst.). 4. CAFRA, P.O. Bag 442, Tunapuna, Trinidad & CANADIAN JOURNAL OF WOMEN AND THE LAW Tobago, West Indies. lemail: 1. 1985. [email protected] 2. 2/year. 5. Editorial Collective. 3. $21.40 Cdn. lstudentflow·incomel, $42.80 (indiv.1. 7. ISSN 1016-9741. $32.10 Cdn (NAWL membersl, $69.55 Cdn. (inst.). 8. OCLC 26343925. Outside Canada: add $10 (U.S.), $36 (international). 9. Madison. Prices include GST. 10. Women's Resources International. 4. Univ. of Toronto Press. Journals Division, 5201 12. "CAFRA News is the quarterly newsletter and Dufferin St., North York, Ontario M3H 5T8, Canada. primary networking tool of the Caribbean lemail:[email protected]] Association for Feminist Research and Action 5. Editorial Collective. (CAFRAI, a regional network of feminists, 6. Faculty of Law, Univ. of Toronto, 78 Queen's Park, individual researchers. activists and women's Toronto, Ontario M5S 2C5, Canada. organizations, which seeks to channel the 7. ISSN 0832-8781. collective powers of women for individual and 8. OCLC 13902155. societal transformation. Its main purposes are to: 9. Madison. vi

10. Canadian, legal, and women's studies indexes. 12. N A journal where grassroots women speak from the 12. "The CJWl is the only Canadian legal periodical heart. By putting the power of the press in the dedicated to providing in-depth, feminist analysis hands of poor women, Common Ground helps them of legal issues of concern to women." break the silence that perpetuates oppression."

CANADIAN WOMAN STUDIES/LES CAHIERS DE LA CONCERNS: WOMEN'S CAUCUS FOR THE MODERN FEMME LANGUAGES 1. 1978. 1. 1970. (Resuming publication.) 2. 4/year. 2. 3/year. 3. Canada: $38.52 Cdn. lindiv.I, $53.50 Cdn. 3. Graduated dues schedule for the Women's Caucus (inst.). Outside Canada: add $15 Cdn. postage for the Modern Languages, $20 (libraries & inst.). Single copies: $10.70 + $2.50 Cdn. postage Foreign: add $2 postage. (Canada & U.S.), $9 (international). 4. Women's Caucus for the Modern Languages, c/o 4. 212 Founders College, York University, 4700 Dept. of English, P.O. Box 6296, West Virginia Keele St., North York, Ontario M3J lP3, Canada. Univ.• Morgantown, WV 26506-6296. Checks lemail: [email protected]] (website: should be payable to WCML treasurer Elaine http://www.yorku.ca!cwscfl Ginsberg. 5. Luciana Ricciutelli. 5. Wendy S. Hesford, Judith Roof. 7. ISSN 0713·3235. 6. Wendy S. Hesford, Dept. of English, Indiana Univ., 8. OGLG 9951504. Bloomington, IN 47405. (email: 9. Madison. [email protected]} or Judith Roof, Dept. of 10. Canadian Periodical Index; Women Studies English, Michigan State Univ., East Lansing, MI Abstracts; Women's Resources International, 48824. Women's Studies Index. 9. Madison. 12. "eWS/ef is a bilingual, interdisciplinary, feminist 12. "Concerns publishes essays on the professional, journal that brings exciting scholarship about political, and curricular concerns of women in the women to non-scholars, broadcasts our diverse disciplines of modern languages, including English. experiences and bridges the gap between It also publishes news of the national and regional

Canada's languages and cultures. N Caucuses, features on academic matters and job discrimination, and announcements of feminist COLUMBIA JOURNAL OF GENDER AND LAW conferences, calls for papers, research in progress, 1. 1991. and publications." 2. 2/year. 3. $20 (student), $25 (indiv., public interest org.), CONNEXIONS: AN INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S QUARTERLY $50 (inst.). Add $10 for foreign postage. 4. Columbia Univ. School of Law, 435 West 116th Publication temporarily suspended. St.• New York, NY 10027-7297.(email: [email protected]] [website: CRITICAL MATRIX: THE PRINCETON JOURNAL OF WOMEN. hUp:/lwww.columbia.edu/cu/jgIJindex.html] GENDER. AND CULTURE 5. Editorial Collective. 1. 1985. 7. ISSN 1062-6220. 2. 2/yr (1 print, 1 electronic). 8. OGLG 24786087. 3. $12 (indiv.l, $10 (student. with copy of 1.0.), $22 9. Madison. (inst.). Add $4.50 (Canada and Mexicol or $7.50 10. Wilson's Index to Legal Periodicals. (other international) foreign postage. Single copies: 11. GenderWatch. LexislNexis/Academic Universe $12. Web. 4. Program in Women's Studies, 113 Dickinson Hall, 12. "The Columbia Journal of Gender and Law was Princeton University, Princeton, NJ 08544-1017. founded to publish legal and interdisciplinary [email: [email protected] [website: writings on feminism and gender issues and to http://www.princeton.eduJ~prowomJCMI expand feminist jurisprudence. Both national and 5, Alison Demos. Anne-Lise Fran.;:ois, Heather international in focus, the Journal is intended to Hadlock. serve as a forum for topics inadequately 7. ISSN 1066·288X. addressed in most law journals and reviews, 8. OGLC 13313631. including issues concerning women, children, 9. Madison. family, sexuality, reproductive rights, and 10. MLA International Bibliography, Women's Resources violence. The articles in JGL approach legal International. issues from a variety of disciplines. We aim to 11. Contemporary Women's Issues, GenderWatch. promote an expansive view of feminism 12. "Critical Matrix is a forum for research, criticism, embracing women and men of all colors, classes, theory, and creative work in feminism and gender sexual orientations, and cultures." studies. Seeking connections among academic, creative, and political approaches to gender, Critical COMMON GROUND Matrix brings together written and visual materials 1. 1985. (Publication presumed suspended.) that explore, redefine, or reach across traditional 2. lIyear. disciplinary boundaries. Edited by graduate 3. $12 (indiv.), $17 (inst.). Back issues: $10. students, guided by an advisory board of nationally 4. P.O. Box 454. Sautee-Nacoochee GA, 30571· recognized scholars, and published twice yearly by 0454. the Program in Women's Studies at Princeton 5. Lilith Quinlan. University, Critical Matrix solicits new work by 8. OGLG 23150159. authors from multiple disciplines, at any stage in vii

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HARVARD WOMEN'S LAW JOURNAL HECATE: A WOMEN'S INTERDISCIPLINARY JOURNAL 1. 1978. 1. 1975. 2, Annual, 2. 21year (Hecate), plus 1 online Issue of Hecate's 3. $17 (indi•.), $20 (foreign, surface), $21 (Canada), Australian Women's Book Review. $26 (foreign. air mail). 3. $35 Aus. (Indi•.), $60 Aus. (NGOs & impecunious 4. Subscription Manager; Publications Center, Harvard inst.), $154 Aus. (inst.). Foreign: add $10. (Includes 2 law School, 1541 Massachusetts Ave" Cambridge. Issues of Hecate and 1 online issue of Hecate's MA 02138, Back issues: William S. Hein & Co., Inc" AustralianwOiTiEm's Book Review. See below) 1285 Main St., Buffalo, NY 14209. [email: 4. P.O. Box 6099, St. Lucia, Brisbane, Queensland 4067, [email protected]] [website: http://www.law. Australia, (email: [email protected]] harvard.edu/studorgsl woman_lawjournal) (website: http://www.uq.edu.au/-encferrl or 5. Hannah S, Ross, http://www.emsah.uq.edu.au/awsr or 6. Articles Editors, Harvard Women's law Journal, http://english.uq,edu,au/awsr/main.html] Harvard law School, 1541 Massachusetts Ave., 5, Carole Ferrier. Cambridge, MA 02138. [email: 7. ISSN 0311-4198. hlswlj@law,harvard,edu] [website: 8. OCLC 2530248. http://www.law.harvard.edu/stuorgslwoman 9. Madison; Oshkosh. Jaw...Journal] 10. Alternative Press Index; Women Studies Abstracts; 7. ISSN 0270-1456. Women's Resources International, Women's Studies 8. OCLC 3967304. Index, 9. Madison; Platteville, 11. Academic Search I EBSCOhost, ProQuest. xiv

12. Historical and critical articles; creative work; 4. P.O. Box 841, Great Barrington, MA 01230. graphics; bibliographies; reviews. "Hecate prlnls 5. Jodi. material relaUng to women. We are Interested in 8. OCLC 21391131. contributions which employ a feminIst, MarxIst, or 9. Madison. other radical methodology to focus on the position of 12, "Hlkanlt"ls a word from Ancient greek (IKavfl) which women In relation to patriarchy and capitalism." means 'sufficlent', and 'the capable woman.' Hikane: the Capable Woman exIsts for the networking and HECATE'S AUSTRALIAN WOMEN'S BOOK REVIEW empowerment of disabled lesbians, our non-dyke 1. 1989. wimmin allies, and non-disabled sisters who are in 2. 2Jyear (electronic Issues). solidarity with us and our concerns. We are a forum 3. Hecate's Australian Women's Book Review Is for the expression of the politlcs, experience, creativity attached to Hecate and appears at the same time. & culture of disabled wimmln. The word "hikane" is 4. 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Joan Dagle (contact name for submissions), Dept. of social and cultural Issues, children's and adolescent English, Rhode Island College, Providence, RI 02908. fiction. AWBR aims to provide women throughout 7. ISSN 0882-7907. Australia. urban and rural, outside and wilhln the 8. OCLC 10741971. universities, with currentlnformalion on small-press 9. Madison. publications and books which are often seen as of 10. American Humanities Index. only academic or special Interest. Reviews also 11. GenderWatch. offer specialist woman-centered and feminist 12. "The mission of H.A. Is to read and write women's perspectives on books that have attracted more experience fully; to evolve a new prose form that generalist reviews in the mainstream. Feature integrates personal voice and personal experience into articles and reviews collect a sense of readings critical reviews of our arts and culture. Our aim is to around topics that are attracting dIscussion and/or renect the diversity of human experience; therefore innuenclng women's lives." H.A....strives to include in each Issue work by people of various racial and ethnIc heritages." HERIZONS 1. 1992. HYPATIA 2. 4/year. 1. 1986. 3. $29.99 Cdn .. or $25 U.S. Canada: $24.99 Cdn. 2. 4/year. (includes GST); Inlernallonal: $32.99 Cdn. 3. $35 (Indlv.), $85 (Insl.). Add $12.50 for forel9n surface 4. P.O. Box 128, Stn. Main., Winnipeg, Manitoba R3G poslage, $28 air mall. SIn91e copies: $12.95, general 2G1 Canada. [email: [email protected]] issue or $16.95. special issue (indiv.), $20 (inst.). 5. Penni Mllchell. 4. Journals Manager, Indiana Unlv. Press. 601 N. Morton 6. (Same as no. 4., above.) [email: [email protected]] SI., Bloomln910n, IN 47404. (email: 7. ISSN 0711-7485. BilneI:HYPATIA@CFRVM or Inlernel: 8. OCLC 28686467. [email protected], or 9. Madison. [email protected] (website: 10. 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INDIAN JOURNAL OF GENDER STUDIES IRIS: A JOURNAL ABOUT WOMEN 1. 1994. 1. 1980. 2. 21year. 2. 2/year. . 3. $46/Rs295J£29 (indiv.), $1221Rs600/£78 (insl.). 3. $9 (indiv.): $40 (insl.), $12 (internalional). Singie Single copies: Rs 155 (Indlv.), Rs 170 (insl.). copies: $5.50. 4. The Americas, U.K., Europe, the Middle East & 4. Women's Center, P.O. Box 800588, HSC, University of Africa: Sage Pubs. l.ld.. 6 Bonhlll SI., I.ondon EC2A Virginia, Charlottesville, VA 22908. (email: 4PU, England {email: subscriptions@sagepub. [email protected]] [website: http://www.virginia.edu/ co.uk]; elsewhere: Sage Pubs. India, Pvt. Ltd., 32 -womenclr/pubslirislirishome.htmlj M-Block Market, Greater Kailash I, New Delhi 110 5. Eileen Boris. 048, India. [email [email protected]] 7. ISSN 0896·1301. 5. Malavika Karlekar. 8. OCLC 12588752. 6. Centre for Women's Development Studies, 25 Bhai 9. Madison. Vir Singh Marg, New Deihl 11001, India. 10. DIrectory of Women's Media; Women Studies 7. ISSN 0971-5215. Abstracts; Women's Studies Index. 8. OCLC 31697306. 11. Contemporary Women's Issues, GenderWatch. 9. Madison. 12. "Iris Is a fully inclusive journal: we aim to provide 10. Indian, social science, and women's studies information to women about issues whIch affect them, indexes. across race, class and sexual preference. We try to 12. Indian Journal of Gender Studies ft•••aims to print information the mass media Ignores, and succeed provide a more holistic understanding of society. in raising the political awareness of our subscribers." Women and men are not compared mechanically. Rather, gender categories are analysed with a view IRISH JOURNAL OF FEMINIST STUDIES to change social attiludes and academic biases 1. 1996, which obstruct a holistic understanding of 2. 2Jyear. contributions to the family, community and the wider 3. £16 (Indiv.), £32.95 (Insl.). Single copies: £8.95. polity." 4. IJFS Subscriptions, Cork University Press, Crawford Business Park, Crosses Green, Cork, Ireland. (email: INTERNATIONAL FEMINIST JOURNAL OF POLITICS [email protected]] [website: 1. 1999. hltp:/Iwww.ucc.ie/corkunlp/sLwsp.hlmJ 2. 3lyear. 5. Revolving editors. 3. $521£34 (Indlv.), $216/£132 (Insl.). 6. IJFS, Cork University Press, University College Cork, 4. U.S.lCanada: Routledge Journals, Taylor & Francis, Cork, Ireland. (email: [email protected]) Inc., Customer Services Dept., 325 Chestnut St., 8th 7. ISSN 1393-306X. Floor, Philadelphia, PA 19106; 8. OCLC 35107162. U.K.JEurope/elsewhere: Routledge Journals, Taylor 12, uSlnce 1996, The Irish Journal of Feminist Studies has & Francis. Customer Services Dept., Rankine Rd., published research on: Irish case law, the women's Basingstoke, Hants RG24 8PR. U.K.; Japan: movement in Ireland, feminist pedagogy, feminist Routledge Journals, Klnokuniya Co., Ltd., Journals literary crilicism, Irish polltlcal culture. employment Depl., P.O. 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(Women in Action - in English only) 11. Ebsco Online, EBSCOhost, Ingenla, OCLC's 3. Africa, the Caribbean, N. America & Latin America: EleCl.ronlc Collective Online (ECO), RoweCom US$35; Asia, Pacific & Middle East: US$30; Informallon Quest. Philippines: Ph P300 (Women in AcUonl. 12. Ulnternational FemInist Journal of Politics is a unIque 4. Women In Action: Isis International, #3 Marunong SI., cross-cultural and InternaLional forum to foster Central District, Quezon City 1100, Philippines, or P.O. debate and dialog at the intersection of internalional Box 1837, Quezon City Main, Quezon City 1100, relallons, politics and women's studies. 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Each issue is produced jointly by IsIs books for review: Morrls Taggart, 8315 Braeside Ln., International and one or more Third World women's Houston, TX 77071-1227. groups." Artides, editorials, conference reports, 7. ISSN 0895-2833. resource guides. 8. OCLC 16545991. 9. Madison. ISIS·WICCE (Women's Inlernatlonal Cross-Cultural 10. Alternative press, counseling, family, gayflesblan, Exchange) legal, mental health, sodal science, social work, 1. 1998l!!!l.112f!); 1984 lWomen's World). violence, and women's stUdies indexes. 2. 1/year (Impact); 2Jyear (Women's World also 12. ~The Journal of Feminist Family Theraoy provides a available In French). multidisciplinary forum to further explore the 3. Global south (Africa, Asia, Latin AmerIca, East relationship between feminist theory and family Europe and former Soviet RepublicS): US$10 therapy practice and theory. Articles Include those of a (indiv.). US$25 (inst.); global nMh (North Amenca. theorelical nature, as well as those focusing on Europe, Australia, New Zealand, Japan): US$20 empirical research and clinical application. The (Indiv.). US$40 (Inst.). (Subscription Includes Journal seeks to critique family therapy concepts, Communique, Impact and Women's World.) includIng the field as a whole and its Institutional 4. ISIS-WICCE. P.O. Box 4934. Kampala. Uganda. structure, as well as feminist approaches 10 family East Africa. [email: [email protected]] {website: therapy traIning and supervision, and to apply a http://www.lsls.or.ug] feminist-oriented perspective to treatment issues of 5. Calherine Kanabahita-Guma. (Impact); Gladys particular Importance to therapy with women." Siwela (Women's World). 8 OCLC 41952386 (Impacl); 37264188lWomen's JOURNAL OF FEMINiST STUDIES IN RELIGION World). 1. 1985. 10. Women's Studies Index (Women's World). 2. 21year. 11. 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Single copies: $10. Add $1.05 Cdn. (Indlv.), $1.68 College of New Jersey, 2000 Pennington Rd., P.O. Cdn. (Insl.), $.70 Cdn. (single Issues), GST. Box 7718, Ewing, NJ 08628·0718. [email: 4. Tessers, do Julie Murray, 350 Stong College, York [email protected] or [email protected]] [webslle: University, 4700 Keele SI., North York, Ontano M3J htlp:lJtransformalions.tcnj.edu] 1P3 Canada. [website: hllp:Jlwww.tessera.org) 7. ISSN 1052-5017. 5. Editorial ColiecUve 8. OCLC 22296121. 6. Tessera, do Lianne Moyes, D~partmen' d'eludes 9. Madison. anglalses, Universlt6 de Montreal. CP6128, 10. Afternative Press Index; Gay & lesbian Abstracts; Succursale centre-ville, Montreal, Quebec H3C 3J7, Sociological Abstracts. Canada. 11. GenderWalch. 7. ISSN 0840-4631. 12. "Transformations provides scholarly articles, both 8. OCLC 20493998. theoretical and practical, that help faculty at all levels 9. Madison. to Integrate issues of gender, race, class, and cullure 10. Canadian Periodical Index; Canadian Women's into the curriculum. Book reviews, syllabi, and Penodlcallndex (CRIAW. Faculty of EXlenslon. resource IIs(s are also Included." University of Alberta); MLA InternaUonal Bibliography Women's Resources International. THE TRIBUNE 12. "A bilingual (French, English) periodical, Tessera 1. 1976. was begun to publish the theoretical and 2. 4/year. experimental writing of QuebeljOlse and English­ 3. North America: $12; Europe, Australia, New Zealand. Canadian feminIsts In the form of creative and Japan: $16; free (0 Africa, Asia, the Pacific, latin critical texts that cross genre boundaries." America, the Caribbean and the Middle East. Single copies: $3. 13TH MOON: A FEMINIST LITERARY MAGAZINE 4. IWTC, 777 United Nations Plaza. New York, NY 1. 1973. 10017. [email: [email protected]@lgc.apc.org) 2. lJyear. (website: hUp:/Iwww.womenink.org) 3. $10 (Indlv.), $20 (Insl.). 5. Anne S. Walker. 4. 131h Moon, English Dept, SUNY-Albany, Albany, 7. ISSN 0738-9779. NY 12222. 8. OCLC 8339405. 5. Judllh E. Johnson. 11. Contemporary Women's Issues, GenderWatch. 7. ISSN 0094-3320. 12. "The Tribune is a women and development quarterly. 8. OCLC 2587697. It is a clearinghouse of information on women's issues 9. Madison; Milwaukee. and concerns, wilh a focus on the global south." 10. HumanlUes, languagelliferay, and poetry Indexes. 12. Features theoretical and critical articles, poetry, TROUBLE AND STRIFE: A RADICAL FEMINIST MAGAZINE fiction, art, reviews, and translalions ofwomen's 1. 1982. writing. "13th Moon is the oldest continuously 2. 2Jyear. published feminist literary magazine of those 3. £6.50/$11 (unwaged Indiv.), £8.50/$15 (Bnlain & founded in the 1970's revival of feminism. Its field of Ireland, Indiv.), £10/$16 (Europe, indlv.), £13/$21 (resl scholarship Is literature and graphic art by of world. Indlv.), £251$40 (Inland Insl.), £35/$60 contemporary women...." 13th Moon provides a (overseas ;nst.). Please pay by International money forum for material often neglected by the larger order outside the U.K. culture which does not bear women's concerns in 4. 39 Eburne Rd., London, N7 6AU, England. mind, and by translators of foreign language 5, Editorial Collective. literatures who overlook the work of contemporary 8. OCLC 16406843. women writers. It Is committed to publishing the 9. Madison. work of minority women, lesbians, and women of 11. Contemporary Women's Issues. color, and has published "...a large selection of 12. "Publication of readable and Insightful articles on areas writers who are either 'new formalists' or of current concern within radical feminism. To record experimentalists..... the history of the current wave of feminism worldwide."

THAMYRIS: MYTHMAKING FROM PAST TO PRESENT TULSA STUDIES IN WOMEN'S LITERATURE 1. 1982. Publication presumed ceased. 2. 2Jyear. 3. $12 (Indlv.). $14 (insl.), $10 (sludent, with copy of 10), TRANSFORMATIONS: THE NEW JERSEY PROJECT $15 (foreign, indiv.), $16 (foreign, Insl). Single copies: JOURNAL $7, $6 (foreign). Oklahoma residents, please add 6% 1. 1990. sales tax. 2. 2Jyear. 4. TSWl, University of Tulsa, 600 South College Ave., 3. $15 (Indlv.), $40 (Insl.). Foreign, add $10 (surface). Tulsa, OK 74104-3189. [email: linda­ $20 (air mail). [email protected]) 4. Paula Rothenberg, Director, The New Jersey 5. Holly A. Laird. Project, William Paterson Univ., 300 Pompton Rd., 6. Editor, TSWl, The University of Tulsa, 600 South Wayne, NJ 07470. [email: College Ave., Tulsa, OK 74104. [email protected]) [website: 7. ISSN 0732·7730. hllp:/Iwww.wpunj.edunclp/njp] 8. OCLC 8426594. 5. Elizabeth Paul, Juda Bennet. 9. Eau ClaIre; MadIson; Oshkosh; Whitewater. 6. Elizabeth Paul, Juda Bennet, Co-editors, 10. Book review, humanities, language/literary, and Transformations, Women's & Gender Studies, The women's studies indexes. xxviii

12. Tulsa Studies in Women's Literature is R a scholarly 10. Criminal Justice, family, legal, linguistics, police journallhat publishes articles, notes, archival science, psychology, risk, social science, violence, and research, and reviews dealing with the life and work women's studies indexes. of women writers of every period and In all 11. Academic Search I EBSCOhost, Ebsco Online, languages. R MasterFllE Premier I EBSCOhost, Ingenta, NESll, ProQuest, OClC FirstSearch Electronic Collections U.S..JAPAN WOMEN'S JOURNAL: ENGLISH Online, RoweCom Information Quest, SUPPLEMENT SwetsNetNavigator. 1. 1991. 12. 'Violence Against Women is a peer-reviewed scholarly 2. 2fyear. journal that focuses on gender-based violence against 3. $35 (indiv.), $70 (Insl.), Foreign, add $5. women in all forms and across cultural and national 4. Josai Center In Riverside, c/o Extension Center, boundaries. It publishes empIrical research as well as Univ. of California, Riverside, 1200 University Ave., hIstorical and cross cultural analyses. A primary goal Riverside, CA 92507. is to foster dialogue among those working In various 5. Sally A. Hastlngs,Yoko Kawashima, Noriko Mizula. fields and disciplines, as well as In agencies and olher 7. ISSN 1059-9770. sellings, and among those from diverse backgrounds 8. OCLC 24838451. in terms of ethno-cullural and racial Identity, sexual 9. Madison. orientation, and experiences of 12. U.S.-Japan Women's Journal focuses on "Japanese victimization/survivorshIp." Women's Studies, Asian Women's Studies and comparative studies ofwomen.R It fosters "the WE INTERNATiONAL exchange of scholarship on women and gender 1. 1976. between the U.S., Japan and other countries.R 2. 4/year. 3. Canada: $22 (Indiv.), $32 (Inst.); outside Canada: $US UNCOVERINGS 22 (indiv.), $US 32 (Insl.). Single copies: $8. 1. 1981. 4. Institute for Women's Studies & Gender Studies, New 2. lIyear. College, Univ. of Toronto, 40 Wilcocks St., Toronto, 3. $18, plus $2 shipping & handling; add $.75 per each Ontario M5S 1C6, Canada. [email: addilional copy. [email protected]] [website: http://www. 1 4. American Quilt Study Group, 35 1'1 & Holdrage St., utoronto.carlWsgslwe.mag] East Campus Loop, P.O. Box 4737, Lincoln, NE 5. Usa Dale. 68504-0737. [email: [email protected]] [website: 7. ISSN 0229-480S, hllp:/Iwww2.h-net,msu.edu/-aqsgJ 8. OCLC 7966483. 5. Virginia Gunn. 9. Madison; Oshkosh: Stevens PoInt. 6. Virginia Gunn, 819 Quinby Ave., Wooster, OH 10. Alternative press, Canadian, social science, and 44691. women's studies indexes. 7. ISSN 0227-0628 (ISBN 1-877859-07-9). 11. MasterFllE Premier I EBSCOhost, ProQuest, Social 8. OCLC 7495216. Sciences Index' Abstracts & Full-Text.

9. Madison. 12. WE International provides R a forum for feminist and 10. Book review, humanities, languagelliterary, and environmental communication on issues related to women's studies indexes. developmenl, urban and rural planning, heallh, 12. "The purpose of Uncoverings is to carry oul AQSG's ecology, and social action.R missIon to encourage, presenl, and preserve accurate research on quills, qullt making and related WISCONSIN WOMEN'S LAW JOURNAL textiles, and to provide an accessible, enriching 1. 1985. connection from the past to the future" 2. 2fyear. 3. $30. Single copies: $15. Special National Women VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN law Students Assn. Conference Edition: $8. 1. 1995. 4. clo University of Wisconsin Law School, Editorial 2. 121year. Offices, 975 Bascom Mall, Madison, WI 53706. Back 3. $165 (indiv.), $475 (Insl.). Add $8 for foreign issues from William S. Heln & Co., Inc., 1285 Main St., postage. Single copies: $20 (Indiv,), $50 (insl.). Buffalo, NY 14209-1987. Add $8 for foreign postage. 5. Susan Bell, Diane Meulemans. 4. The Americas, Auslralla, China, Indonesia, Japan, 8. OCLC 12192424. Korea, New Zealand, & the Philippines: Sage 9 Green Bay; Madison; Stevens Point; Whitewater. Publications, Inc., 2455 Teller Rd., Thousand Oaks, 10. lAC's Current Law Index; Index to legal Periodicals; CA 91320; U.K, Europe,the Middle East and Africa: Westlaw. Sage Pubs. Ltd., 6 Bonhlll St.. I.ondon EC2A 4PU, 11. Lexls/Nexls/Academic Universe Web. United Kingdom; India & South Asia: Sage Pubs. 12. "We established thIs Journal to suslain and enlarge the India Pvt. LTD., P.O. Box 4215 New Delhi, 110048 forum for discussion of the impact of law on women's India. [email: [email protected]] [website: lives. We publish so that the best of what Is thought hllp:/Iwww.sagepub.com] and said about women and the law is no longer 5. Claire M. Renzetti. ignored or relegated to a 'special issue.- 6. Claire M. Renzettl, Violence Against Women, Dept. of Sociology, St. Joseph's Unlv., Philadelphia, PA THE WISE WOMAN 19131. 1. 1980. 7. ISSN 1077-8012. 2. Quarterly. 8. OCLC 30869194. 3. $15. Single copy: $4. 9. Madison. 4. 2441 Cordova SI., Oakland, CA 94602. xxix

5. Ann Forfreedom. exchanging feminist research, theory, and Ideas 7. ISSN: 0883-119X. among women of color scholars and students In the 8. OCLe 12067355. humanities. social sciences, education, theology, law, 9. Madison. medicine, politics, Iibrarianship, journalism, art, 10. Bell & Howell Information and Learning, Ann Arbor, Information technologies, and telecommunications." MI. 12. "The Wise Woman is a feministjoumal that focuses WOMAN'S ART JOURNAL on feminist Issues, Goddess lore, feminist 1. 1980. spirituality, and Feminist Witchcraft. This journal 2. 2Jyear. includes women's istorylherstory, news, analysis, 3. $20 (indiv.), $38 (inst.), plus $5 surface rale or $9 air critical reviews, art, poetry, photos, cartoons by rate for foreign postage. Single copies: $10. Bulbul, exclusive interviews, and original research 4. Woman's Art Inc., 1711 Harris Rd., Laverock., PA about witch hunts, women's heritage, and women 19038-7208. loday." 5. Elsa Honig Fine. 7. ISSN 0270-7993. WOMAN AND EARTH (ZHENSHCHINA I ZEMLIA) 8. OCLC 6497852. 1. 1979. (Previous name: Woman and Russia.) 9. Green Bay; Madison; Platteville; Rock. Co.; Stevens 2. 1/year. Point; Superior. 3. $10 per issue. Free copies sent to women in 10. Art , humanities, and women's studies Indexes: Russla/CIS/NIS and Eastern Europe. available on microfilm from Bell & Howell Information & 4. Suite 7F, 467 Central Park West, New York, NY learning, Ann Arbor, MI. 10025. [email: [email protected]] [website: 12. CriUcal articles and reviews pertaining to women in the http://www.dorsai.org/-womearthl visual arts. "We are Interested In a re-Interpretation of 5. Tatyana Mamonova. art history from our new awareness as women .... 8. OCLC 27724086. Woman's Art Journal Is a vehicle for the exchange of 9. Madison; Stevens Point. Ideas and for honest criticlsm.- 11. GenderWalch. 12. Woman and Earth Is an "inlernational aea-feminist WOMEN: A CULTURAL REVIEW magazine In English and Russian." Its focus is on 1. 1990. women (globally) and Russia and the environment, 2. 3/year. and it also features art, music, dance, poetry and 3. £31 (indiv.. UK, EU and resl of world), £131 (insl., UK, fiction, as well as gender and health issues. EU & rest ofworld), $55 (indlv.. US), $216 (insl., US). 4. Routledge Journals, Taylor & Francis ltd., Customer WOMAN MAGAZtNE Services Dept., Rankine Rd., Baslngstoke, HampshIre 1. 1996. RG24 8PR, United Kingdom. [website: http://www. 2. 4/year. tanf.co.uk] 3. U.S.: $24; Canada: $16 (indiv.), $21.90 (inst.) (GST 5. Isabel Armstrong, Helen Carr, Laura Marcus Alison #890584899). Mark. 4. WOMAN magazine, Woman Newsmagazine Inc., 6. Women: A Cultural Review, do Dept. of English, 422 Parliament St., P.O. Box 82510, Toronto, Birkbeck Coliege, Malet St., London WC1E 7HX, Ontario M5A 3AO, Canada.remail & email England. submissions: woman@ womanmag.com} [website: 7. ISSN 0957-4042. htlp:www.womanmag.com] 8. OCLC 22349229. 5. Elizabeth Scoll. 9. Madison. 6. ISSN 1205-9935. 10. Women's Resources International. 7. OCLC 36598914. 11. Catchword. Ebsco Online, OCLC's Electronic 11. "WOMAN magazine Is an Information resource for Collections Online (ECO), RoweCom Information women. It is a place of community where common Quest, SwetsNeWavigafor. Issues are explored and discussed; a celebration of 12. "Women: A Cultural Review Is a new Initiative in women's contributions to the search for answers In feminist thought and culture. It explores the role and a complex world." representation of women In arts and culture, past and present, taking up the challenging debates on sexuality WOMANIST THEORY AND RESEARCH and gender." 1. 1994. 2. 2Jyear. WOMEN & CRIMINAL JUSTICE 3. $11 (Indiv.), $33 (inst.). Forel9n: $22 (indlv.) $44 1. 1989. (inst.). Single copies: $5. 2. 4/year. 4. Womanlst Theorv & Research, The Institute for 3. $60 (indlv), $125 (insl.), $225 (Iibr. & subscription African-American Studies, Unlv. of Georgia, 312 agencies). Canada: add 35%, plus another 7% G&S Candler Hall, Alhens, GA 30602-3012./emall: tax (GST #R129786984); other foreign: add 45%. [email protected]] [website: 4. The Haworth Press, Inc., 10 Alice St., Binghamton, NY hllp:Jlwww.u9a.edu/-womanlst] 13904. 5. Barbara A. McCaskill, Layli Phillips. 5. Donna C. Hale, Ph.D. 7. ISSN 1077-0380. 6. Donna C. Hale, Dept. of Criminal Justice, 210 Horton 8. OCLC 38872419. Hall, Shippensburg Univ.. Shippensburg, PA 17257­ 12. "Womanist Theory and Research is a biannual, 2299. peer-edited, interdisciplinary, intercullural, 7. ISSN 0897-4454. international journal on women of color. Renecting 8. OCLC 17501958. womanlstlncluslvity, WTR provides a forum for 9. Madison; Platteville. xxx

10. Alternative press, criminal justice, family, Islamica, WOMEN & PERFORMANCE: A JOURNAL OF FEMINIST public affairs, social science. social work, and THEORY women's studies indexes. 1. 1983. 11. Contemporary Women's Issues (highly selective). 2. 2Jyear. 12. "Women & Criminal Justice Is the only periodical 3. $14 (Indlv.), $25 (inst.). Add $3 poslage (Canada), $6 devoted speclfically to Interdisciplinary and for other foreign postage. Back Issues: $9 (Indiv.), $15 International scholarly research and criminal justice (Inst.): sln91e copies: $7 (indiv.), $12.50 (Inst.). practice dealing with all areas of women and 4. Women & Performance Project, Inc., NYUfTisch criminal justice." School of the Arts, Oept. of Performance Studies: 721 Broadway, 6th Floor, New York, NY 10003. [email: WOMEN & HEALTH [email protected]](website: 1. 1976. hllp:/Iwww.echonyc.coml-womenl] 2. 4/year. 5. Editorial Colleclive. 3. $60 (Indlv.). $120 (Insl.), $335 (lib.). Canada: add 7. ISSN 0704-770X. 35%, Ihen 7% GST (GST #R129766984), oulslde 8. OCLC 9855579. U.S. & Canada: add 45%. 9. Madison; Parkside. 4. The Haworth Press, Inc., 10 Alice St., Binghamton, 10. Alternative press, languagenlterary, and women's NY 13904-1580. [email: studies Indexes. [email protected]] [website: 12. "Women & Performance is a feminist journal devoted hltp:llwww.haworthpresslnc.com] to the study of theater, dance, film, music, video, ritual 5. Jeanne M. Stellman. and performance art. It indudes discussions of 6. School of Public Heallh, Columbia Unlv., 600 Wesl feminist aesthetics, photo essays, Interviews, historical 168th SI., New York, NY 10032. material, reviews and scripts. W&P encourages 7. ISSN 0363-0242. dialogue among performers and theorists." 8. OCLC 2337206. 9. Eau Claire; Madison; Milwaukee; Oshkosh; WOMEN & POLITICS Parkside: Platteville; Stevens Point; Whitewater. 1. 1980. 10. Alcohol/alcohol problems, education. family, health, 2. 4/year. legal, medical, nursing, populaUon, psychology, 3. $75 (indlv.), $150 (inst.), $365 (lib.). Canada: add 35% science, social science. social work, and women's & Ihen 7% G & S lax (GST #129766984): other studies indexes. foreIgn: add 40%. 12. Feature articles; research; bibliographies; book 4. The Haworth Press, 10 Alice St., Binghamton. NY reviews; news and notes. 13904-1580. [email: [email protected]] [website: http://www.haworthpress.com} 5. Karen O'Connor. WOMEN & LANGUAGE 6. Karen O'Connor, Ed., Women & Politics, Dept. of 1. 1975. Government, American Unlv., 4400 Massachusetts 2. 2lyear. Ave., NW.. Washln910n, DC 20016. 3. $15 (Indlv.), US$30 (In st.), US$13 (Indiv" Canada & 7. ISSN 0195-7732. Mexico), US$18 (InternaUonal indiv.), $40 8. OCLC 5661577. (internationallnsl.). Single copies: $6; $7 for special 9. La Crosse; Madison; Milwaukee; Oshkosh; River Falls; Issues. Add US$1.50 for poslage (Canada & Whitewater. Mexico) or US$3 (other Inll. mailing). 10. Current contents, hlstory,lslamlca, Latin American 4. Communication Dept., George Mason Unlv., studles,/egal, polil/cal science, public affairs, sodal Fairfax, VA 22030. [email: [email protected] science, social work, and women's studies indexes. 5. Anlla Taylor. 12. Women & Politics is "dedicated 10 uniting the field of 7. ISSN 8755-4550. women's studies with political science, sociology, and 8. OCLC 11313029. psychology. Interdisciplinary In scope, the journal 9. Madison; Milwaukee; Oshkosh; Parkslde. draws articles (rom a wide spectrum of methodological 10. MLA: Women's Resources International; Women's approaches, with a comparative perspective." Studies Index. 11. GenderWalch. WOMEN & SHELTER: NEWSLETTER OF THE WOMEN & 12. ·Women & language is an interdisciplinary research SHELTER NETWORK OF HABITAT INTERNATIONAL periodical and newsletter, associated with the COALITION Organization for the Study of Communlcallon 1. 1990 Language and Gender, which seeks to provide a 2. 2/year. feminist forum for those Interested In 3. ReceIpt of the newsletter Is on a membership basis. communication, language and gender. It raises Individual memberships are available free to people In questions on the construction of gender and the developing countries. For others, contact Hie WAS Interconnections among sex, gender, race. class. Secretariat. and heterosexual hegemony with regard to symbolic 4. HIC WAS Secretariat, do Women Advancement Trust, communications and the impacts of masculinist P.O. Box 5914. Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. [email: communication paradigms. Women & Language [email protected]] welcomes completed research, essays, personal 5. 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Focus: Association for Women in Science­ Celebrating 30 years

Editor's Notes Constancy In Chemistry: 3 l!J Susan Can/IT 10 Effects on females and minorities Things Your Professor ~ Donna NelIon 6 Should Have Told You: Learning from 30 years Women in Physics: Trends of experiences about 17 in recent decades gaining more power for I!J Daniela BJint1 women scientists I!J Ali" HlltJng

National AWlS A Call to Action: 36 Advancing the participa- President's COlurlU1 tion of women in science, 2 I(j Unda Mantel engineering, and technol- Corrections ogy in a global context 4 I!J IVlfy MeekeronJ l",an Ibrobei", National News AWlS Celebrates Its 30th 5 bl (Athffl",J"1 Didion 38 Anniversary blKmhnoShah AWlS Events at the 2001 35 AAAS Annual Meeting AWlS 30th Anniversary bl Kmhno Shah 39 Perspective: Charging into the 21st Century bl Kmhno Shah

In Every Issue Chapter News 31 bl .&qHeI Di4'(;SP"W" Career Skills Science Education h AJninne Killl 21 33 h Karm GunlJlings Science & Society Information & Resources I!J David Brakk.!- 23 32 Resources for Reading Book Review Membership Corner 25 bl M0'Fl'''' RliifJ Honoring the Best In the News Interviews Bulletin Board 27 Feahffl'ngAW'7S Pdf/ PnsiJmIJ Grants and Awards bl Craa C"" Employment Ads Afri(an Journal of 2 R@produ(tiv@ "@alth

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EDiTORIAl.'i Mainslreaming Africa"s Reproductive Health in International Development .. 7 Frid'!)' OkonojUa The Ignored Role of Men in Fertility Awareness and Regulation in Africa 13 A"!}' A IW,di/fr, Allan G Hil4 M'!fHjI Dibba a,d GiiJ Wal,,,,,,,

ORIGINAL ARTICLES Pubertal Development and Traditional Support Systems in Africa: An Overview ,"., . 20 AlfredA Adtgolu Ranking Reproductive Health Problems to Define Service Priorities ' . 31 Theo VOl Utilisation of Reproductive Health Services by Adolescent Boys in the Eastern Region of Ghana . 40 Addi. KMIer, Julio IVmp and A""" Off'; Prevalence of GtmlnmlJa wgino£J in Pregnant Nigerian Women . 50 ]JB Adi.,na, NR Oboli, Agbm and N Uno,,?! Matem31 Mortality Re-Visited in the AIDS Era: Brazzaville, 1996 __. 56 Myriam Khhl, Gobnt/ Pic/tl and Sophit U CotJl1" Tracing Condom Fates: Design and Pilot Results of a Study Investigating the Use and Wastage of Public Sector Condoms :' , ,. 66 Landon M)'tT. Calhtrint MnlhtJIIs and Fra"aJ(tl I.illll Traditional Belief Systems and Maternal Mortality in a Semi·Urban Community in Southern Nigeria , ,. 75 Jop" Chiwn'?j. and Chi'" Okolorha Nuptiality and Risk Behaviour in wsaka and Kampala . 83 Mirha" Cora'4 Mohamed Ai dOdJohn Ck/and . Access to Norplant Removal: An Issue of Informed Choice . 90 EIi",b.rh Tollq a,dChriJlin. No';

LABORATORY REPORTS Sonographic Assessment of Fallopian Tube Patency in the Investigation of Female Infertility in 110M, Nigeria ,...... 100 Ognnf'!Yi'bo AE, AmokAOD and &mohft OF A Study on the Impact of Aflatoxin on Hwnan Reproduction 106 Nduka Uriah, bmah N [beh and FIo,a Olnwflmi

ANNOUNCEMENTS ...... 111

INPORMATIONFORAUTHORS...... lIS Empowering women for gender equity

Editorial Interview • Agenda speaks to Pat Horn fucm ~ Global interests of informal seelor workers Lind Manicom untier tbe spotlight Globolising 'gentler'in - or as­ governance? Questioning the terms of local Focus '. Viviene Taylor· translations GlobaUsation, the tlisappearing state anti poor women: a view from the South Article Bahati Kuumba Open Forum ,"'...... Population policy in tbe era of globoUsation: ,- Prishani Naidoo a case of r¥otluctive imperiaUsm CWcrtunities for 'growth'? The Mauritian experience of globoUsal/on Briefing LieslOrr ,9 Open Forum Women's work anti globaUsation trentls: Saranel Benjamin tbe South African picture Globalisalion : the mascuUnisation of the state anti the feminisal/on of poverty

Briefing...w'8> Gall Smith _ ArticleD CUlling threatls: retrenchments anti women Caroline Skinner and Imraan Valodia .workers in the Western Cope clothing . Globalisolion anti women's work in South intlustry Africa: notill/ltJl anti local approaches to economic transformalion 4

Editorial ~ Profile tD Angela Impey ROIuneding Ihe n..h? Ren"lions on women in Letters to Agenda at Kwoito .. Gitanjali Pother GI. Sarita Ranlhod 'a Profile .. c Kalhryn Olsen GI Introduction 'Mina ngizokushoyo ngenomo'/ 'I will ,hallenge al .. Lliane Lools you wilh a,ong': (onstrudion, of masculinity in .. Re-s~uoling

Status of Women Poetry Agenda • Relurning the Gaze Magonthrie Pillay Briefing G APure Heo~ Adina Oskowltl Dari Pasel and Daniela Casale Gend" 090'090101: women subsi,tence formers o!fed Ihe unemploymenl ,ounl Review Rilhard Pithause • The POOlS of Chatsworth Open forum Maylsl MaJeke • Globolisalion: primagen~ure in a new guise? Daniel Conway Exploring South Alrkon mOlluliniliOl Taking Space .. Newsnips Vasantha Angamulhu • All strOlsod up with nowhere 10 go Backchat • Asian Journal of Women's Studies 5

Volume 7 No.1, 2001

ARTICLES:

Hyaeweol CHOI, Missionary Zeal in a Transformed Melodrama: Gendered Evangelicalism in Korea ..... 7 Joy DESHMUKH.RANADIVE, Placing rhe Household in Perspective: A Framework for Research and Policy· 40 NAM Soo-Young, Recounting "History": Documentary as Women's Cinema 80 NGO Hang Yue, Perceptions of Gender Inequality at Work in Hong Kong 111

PERSONAL NARRATIVE:

Vina MAZUMDAR, Whose Past, Whose History, Whose Tradition?: Indigenizing Women's Studies in India 133

ABOUT THE CONTRIBUTORS 154 Asian Journal of Women's Studies 6 Volume 7 No.2, 2001

ARTICLES: LEE Key Woo, eHO Kisuk, and LEE Sun Ju, Causes of Gender Discrimination in Korean Lahar Markets ··· ··7 Vasanthi RAMAN, The Women's Question in Contemporary Indian Politics ....·...... ·.. ·....·....·· .. ·.... ·39 LIU Meng, Re-victimization: An Analysis of a Hotline Service for Battered Women in China 72

REPORT: Jennifer SLEBODA, Islam and Women's Rights . Advocacy in Malaysia 94

PERSONAL NARRATIVE: KIM Yung Chung, Women's Studies at Ewha: Retrospect and Prospect 137

BOOK REVIEW: Esther FUCHS, What Makes Women Sick? Maternity, Modesty and Militarism in Israeli SocieIY, Susan Sered, Hanover and London: Brandeis University Press (2000) 161

ABOUT THE CONTRIBUTORS ,167 Atlantis: A Women's Studies JournallRevue d'etudes sur les femmes Volume 25.2 Spring/Summer 2001 7

Marilyn Porter and June Connan Editorial N 0\ Susan Hart 3 Dismissing Voices o/Resistance? ..~ Adolescent Girls and "Teen Angst" Poetry > Claire Polsler 13 lntelieclual Property. Higher jj Education, and Women's Inequality: Exploring Co~neclions / Proposing ~ ~. Solutions ~~ Barbara Cottrell 22 Working With Research ElMes: The Role of Advisory Commiltees in ~~ Community-Based Research Nancy Cook 31 The Discursive Constitution of <: Pakislan; Women: The Articulation ...... 0 a/Gende" Na/ion, and Islam ~

Ananya Mukherjee Reed 42 Religious Freedom versus Gender !3 Equity in Conlemporary India: What .. Conslilutions Con AndCannot Do

Kerline Joseph 52 La Protection Accordee Ala FemmeJ Par Le Rwanda En Temps De Paix el De Guerre

Research Notes Maurice Akpan Okoji 62 Rural Women and Poverty in Akwa -lbom State. Nigeria

Earl Hadley 69 Slavery Appears and Europe is Silent

Feature Community Voice! - Voices of Motherhood

Lynne Marks and Elizabeth Vibert, editors 73 Introduction

Louise COtl! 74 An Interview with Ann Auld

Kyle Mitchell 76 Narrative

Heather Olsen 78 Narrative

Vicloria Wyatt 79 Narrative

LouiseCot6 81 An Inlerview wilh Sonia Cannichael

Sarah Hilliard 82 Narrative

Suzanne Batten 84 "Constant Flux"

Feature Women's Studies in Focus: Commentary

Susan Heald 87 Women's Studies. Who Is She?: The Discipline According to SSHRC

(continued, next page) Atlantis: A Women's Studies JournallRevue d'etudes sur lesfemmes Volume 25.2 Spring/Summer 2001 8

(continued) "a ;:l Feature Feminism and Canadian History -o :> Wendy Mitchinson 92 The Impact of Feminism on the Research and Writing of Medical History: A Personal View

Ian Noel 100 Integrating the "New Men's Studies" in 'he Women's Studies Curriculum

Margaret Conrad 105 Margaret Conrad in Conversation with Donna Smyth, Founding Edilor a/Atlanlis

Book Reviews ... Jean Bannan 107 "The Challenge ofWriting Women's 1O Lives" N Henry & Self: The Private Life of Sarah Crease. 1826-1922 - Kathryn Bridge; My Deares/ Wife: The Private and Public Lives ofJames David Edgar and Matilda Ridout EdKor - Maud 1. McLean and Robert M Stamp; The Life and Lel/ers of Annie Leake TUtlle: Workingfor the Best- MarilYn F. Whitely. editor.

Dianne Dodd 108 She Answered Every Call: The Life of Public Heallh Nurse, Mona Gordon Wilson (1894.1981)­ Douglas O. Baldwin.

Rebecca Johnson 109 Colour-Coded: A Legal His/ory of Racism in Canada, /900-/950 Constance Backhouse.

Daniel Katz 110 Voices ofWomen Historians: The Personal, the Political, the Professional ~ Eileen Boris and Nupur Chaudhuri, eds.

Eliane Leslau Silvennan III Suitable for the Wilds:" leiters/rom NorthernA/ber/a. 1929-1931 -Mary Percy Jackson. edited by Janice Dickin McGinnis; Companiom of the Peace: Diaries and leiters of MonicaStorrs, /93J~/939~ Monica Storrs, ediled by Vera Fast

Elizabeth Smyth 112 Charity Alive: Sis/ers ofCharity of Saint Vincent de Paul, Halifax, 1950-1980 • Sister Mary Olga McKenna. Atlantis: A Women's Studies JournallRevue d'etudes sur lesfemmes Volume 25.2 Spring/Summer 2001 9

(continued) N UI Shirley Tillotson 113 Spreading the Light: Work and Labour Reform in Late-Nineteenth­ Century Toronto ~ Christina Burr; Contracting Masculinity: Gender, Class, and Race in a White-Collar Union, /944-1994 - Gillian Creescj Ideal Surroundings: Domestic Life in a WorAing-Class Suburb in 'he 1920s - Suzanne Morton; Nation, Empire. Colony: Historiciz;ng Gender and Race - Ruth Roach Pierson and Nupur Chaudhuri, eds. <: Randi R. Warne 117 A Female Economy: Women's Work o in a Prairie Province /870-1970 ­ ..... Mary Kinnear. J:: 51 Meredith Ralston 117 Feminist Politics on the Farm: R"ral " Catholic Women inSouthern Quebec and Southwestern France - Naomi Black and Gail Cuthbert Brandl; Women andPoliticalRepresentation in Canada - Manon Tremblay and Caroline Andrew, eds.

Reviewers Listing 120

Index - Volumes 21 to 25.1 \24

Contributors to This Issue 138

Callfor Submissions \4\

Contributors' Guidelines \42

Directrices aux 144 collaboratrices et collaborateurs

Orderform 147 10 CALYX A JOURNAL OF ART AND LITERATURE BY WOMEN

VOlUME 20 NUMBER 1 Summer200J SPECIAL lWENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY ISSUE

Editors 6 Preface PROSE Kathleen Alcal~ 7 rntroouction Diana Ma 63 GhoS[ SfOry Elaine Winer 78 Rainbows and Roses POETRY Tamara Musafia 87 Teelh Frances Payne Adler 9 The Voices ATe Coming Up M. Evelina Galang 91 Learning to Fight: On the Death 0/ 10 A Call to Anns and Breast Cancer Lola Lucia Alvarez Elizabeth MeLagan 12 And the Eyes of the BUnd Shall Be Openea Monique de Varennes 98 Cabeza Betsy Johnson-Miller 14 Til< U,urgy ofthe Table Susan Vreeland 110 Neptune's Lung }anine H. Oshiro 15 Altar Uving Ja~e Bailey 16 You Know Her REVIEWS 17 Cease[ire Alice Ann Eberman 123 The Collected Poenu ofHale! Hall Alice Deny 18 Anne edited by John Wine Jasmine Donahaye 20 Reprieve Susan Stinson 124 Reach Cortney Davis 21 Nunca Tu Alma by Janet E. Aalfs 22 Itls August 24' Sandra Cookson 124 Feeling as a Foreign Language: Ellen Bass 24 Apology to Anne The Goad Strangeness of Poetry Deborah Byrne 26 Forthest Thoughts by Alice Fulton Marina Tsvetaeva 27 Insomnia Marie Krohn 126 I Could TeU You Stories: Sojourns Hazel Hall 49 Made ofCripe de Chine in the Land ofMemory 50 A Balry's Dress by Patricia Hampl 51 MakrofSongs Marianna Wright 128 Girl in H)ocinth Blue IIze Klavina Mueller 52 Closeted Lesbian Infiltrates Latvian by Susan Vreeland Knitters' Group Belinda Kremer 54 My Super Bowl CONTRIBUTORS' NOTES Anita Sullivan 55 Pllradise DO 56 Mother and Son Nego"« Lois Rosen 58 Provider Judith Werner 60 Ethel Rosenberg and Me Diane Lillian Averill 62 ShopUfter Hand,

ART Katherine Ace 33 Tea Party with Open Fruit Iggi Green 34 Birdie . Gail Tremblay 35 In Search for the Uloma« RoochJoke Shelly Corbett 36 Occupying Hinuelf with Her Sheri Rice 37 Gttaway Jennifer Stabler Holland 3B Queen ofHearts Chi Meredith 39 Jade VaJe Manya Shapiro 40 Uttle Block Dress Betry laDuke 41 Erih'oo: War Harllest Monique Passicot 42 Til< Red Ribbon Ma.sk Angelita Sunnon 43 Waiting Annette Gurdjlan 44 The Cenlawr Jane Orleman 45 Hear No Evil, See No Evil, Speak No Evil Joanna Thomas 46 Palmistry Claudia Cave 47 Blowen in the Wind Kristina Kennedy Daniels 48 Pain£ed Trillium 200 I, Volume 13 NU'11ber I 12001 Volume 13 numero 1 11 Articles I Articles

Marian Sawer and Women's Constitutional Activism in Jill Vickers Australia and Canada ;0 ~n ~ 0» Dianne Pothier 37 Connecting Grounds ofDiscrimination to C Z Real People's Real Experiences m m»3: Joanne C. Minaker 74 Evaluating Criminal Justice Responses to 11 ZO Intimate Abuse through the Lens of Women's m Needs »» 3: zZ Sonia N. Lawrence 107 Cultural (in)Sensitivity: 3: The Dangers of a Simplistic Approach 10 m 0'­ (J) Cullure in the Courtroom ---10C ~ Im~ Commentaries I Cammeotaires o ~» Ira Parghi 137 A Blueprint for a Brighter Fulure: The Report of the Canadian Human Rights b Act Review Panel :E' ---1 11 Case Comments I ° Chroniques de juriprudence

William Black 172 Delays in the Human Rights Process: The· Blencoe Case

Book Reviews I Cbroniques bibliographiques

Louise Langevin 191 Pourquoi enjinir avec lafeminisation Iinguistique ou afa recherche des mots perdus. Par Louise-L. Lariviere.

Robert Menzies 196 The War against Boys: How Misguided Feminism Is Harming Our Young Men. By Christina Hoff Sommers.

Rosemary Warskelt 203 WOMEN, WORK AND INEQUAU1Y: The Challenge ojEqual Pay in a Deregulated Labour Markel. Ediled by Jeanne Gregory, Rosemary Sales, and Ariane Hegewisch.

214 About the Contributors/Quelques mots sur nos collaboratrices

216 Infonnation for ConLribu(ors

220 Renseignemenls generaux 12

Wimer/Spring 2001 Volume 20121, N,umber 4/1 .;r/tifJf~'.~ ~- YoUng wOmen h fetnINi sts, aCllvlslS. grrrLs

Editorial by Michrlk Bourgeois, Dtniu Camphtll, Bindu Dhaliwal, !lJJchcl Furry. H&n Haig Brown, LArA J(ATIl;an, Mirah KinhnCT, CandiJ Stunbcrgm. Saga Wiltiams 3

DiSrUPtiNg tHe WaUEs

Feminism and Young Women: Alive and Well and Still Kicking by Canais Slunb~rgm 6 Riding the Feminist Waves: In With the Third? by NalaJha Pinttrics 15 Second Thoughts About a Third Wave by R~b~cCQ Ellis 24 Riding My Own Tidal Wave: Young Women's Feminist Work by Anila Harris 27 Why I'm a Feminist by Laurtn Andmon 32 Le Dcuxnmc Sou de Simone de Btauvoir: UDe lecture susceptible d'inll~chir la resistance des jeunes femme face au fc!minisme pllT Carolin~ Caron 36 Coming BelWcen the Lines: A Fresh Look at the Writings ofAnti-Porn and Whore Feminists by IVl/hian Sh,lliud< 4\

SEiZing cULTuRal pRodUctiON

You Can Run But You Can't Hide: TIle Incorporation afRial Grrri into Mainstream Culture by Alison jacqutI 46 Resisting Mainstream Media: Girls and rhe Act ofMaking Zines by M~lan;~ A. FtTTU 51 Women-Produced Zines Moving into the Mainstream by BrtJndi uigh-Ann B~II 56 They Notice When Little Sisiter is Sticking It to Big Brother by Altyson Mirclull 61 From Riot Grrrl to Mamagirl in Omaha, Nebraska by Monica Brasi/~ 63 Wench Radio: Funky Feminist Fury by Ih~ Wmch Colkcli/)~ 69 Things to do With the "F" Word: The Ironic and Unruly Adventures orLiz. Phair and Courtney love hy Robyn Dinu 76 "She Who Laughs Lasl": Getting Funny with the Campus Feminists by Shoshllna Magn,1 82

InTerRuptiNg idENtiTiEs

Manifest and Destiny: Anxieties About the Body, Biology, and Reproduclion by Emmy Pantin 84 Growing Up Girl by 1Gl/~ Rossiur 89 Jeunesse d'aujourd'hui par M~l4ni~ Sainl-Hi/airt 93 White on Black: Femme-jnist Queeries About DanceHall by L~jla N. Kalinowsley 100 The Barricade to Communication by Mich~lI~ Bourg~ois 106 My Life So Far by M~lAni~ Marie 109 Bisexuality Angst by Shoshana Magntl 113 What Am I looking For in a Sweetheart? or, The Arl ofMaking Lists by Sarah Ann~ Mills 118 Scandalous Secrets Revealed: Performing Queer on Th~ItTry SpringtT Show by Nnughly/lyl Gi"",nn 120

EfFeCtiNg fEmlNisMS

The Revolution at Last! by michll, baltJban 124 Raising a Critical Thinker by Saga WilliamJ 127 Collective Voices: Young Feminists' Experiences at POWER Camp by Sltphani, AWI;n 129 The Silencing ofYoung Womin's Voices in Women's Studies by uAh M. Thompson 136 Immigrant Young Women as Feminists? by Azmina N. Uuiha 139 "Glorious and Free"; One Young Woman's Hopefor a Racism-Free Canada byAd4 Chnn 145 canadian woman stUdies Iescahlel'S de lei femme

eW!li\~ 13

Winter/Spring 2001

YoUng wOmen femINi. sts, aCtivists, grrrls (continued)

Green Grrrl Power by Kimba'ry Fry and Ch,ry'uw'ry 14B Beyond Ophelia: Feminism for Girls by NtJom; ShtridAn 152 Utopia in Action: Mapping an Ideal Humanist World by !..Ayah Singa-WiLron 156

PoEtrY

Demise ofHer by DiJ; Di Nardo 14 A Feminist Manifesto by Sl1roh Burgm 22 Untitled by Elilt EiunkrtJjr K/tin 35 meeting paul bunyan in a dream by KriIty MdGly 40 le baiser de 12. mort par Anna Panunto 40 A man in the mall by G.;' Sag' 55 Untitled by A/lana Stull" 6B Untitled by K,;,ty M,Kay 74 Confessions ofa Feminist by PrifdltJ Uppal 75 Untilled by Krilty Mc&y Bl Le langage par Amul' Panunto BI Untitled by Sarah AU4h 9B Umitled by Emma K Pmntr 112 rose ofthorns by L~1l MUfTay-Macfadden 117 Long After by Cheryl Dobimon 123 Made in Canada by Cllr!4 Ribeiro 12B the wound by L~a MumlJ-Macfiukkn 133 Temptation by Spmur de Comeilk 133 Untitled by Pauline Hwang 134 What I Do With Filings ofWhilC Eraser on My Tongue by Hon- Ya Choi 142 Insider·Outsider by Karen V. Lu 147 The Mourning After by Shannon Farull 155

BoOk reUiEWs

Prom Night: Youth, Schools and PopulAr Culture by Clmyl van Daalen-Smith 160 We Want Som~ Too: Unduground Delire and the Reinvention ofMaJl Culture by L;;jtl Kelly 160 Entre fimnw e/Jeunes jilles: U roman pour Ildoleu(fltrs (fl Franet tI au QUlbtc par Carolin~ Caron 161 Girl Tlllk: AiWlesc(flt MagazineI lind Their Reildm by Kelli Dilworth 161 Eduealion, Stua01I Righll and The Chllrter by Sharon Fergul01J-Hood and Marie Tovtll Wl1lktr 162 La gartk par/aglt: L'Iquitl en qutstion par Caroline CAron 163 The Storyltlltr: Memories, Secreo, Mllgic lind bel and Time 10 be in Earnm: A Fragment ofAutobiography by C!4r4 Thomas 164 Womtll and Literature in Britain, 1700·1800 by Natalit Ntill 166

FrONt and ba[k cOueR

Collage (excerpts from Sophie Ebache's Diary; artwork bysmdemsat the Linden School in Toronto, photographed by Brenda Cranney; sticker an from Pretty, Porky & Pissed Off. courtesy ofAllyson Mitchell). Cover design: Luciana Ricciutdli. with Mirah Kirshner and Lorraine Hussey. Columbia Journal of 14 Gender and Law

Volume 10 2001 Number 2

TENTH ANNIVERSARY VOLUME

The Women's Oral History Project at Columbia Law School ...... Whitney S. Bagnall 163

Gender and the "Membership in a Particular Social Group" Category ofthe 1951 Refugee Convention .Andrea Binder 167

A Feminist Perspective: Why Feminists Should Give the Reasonable Woman Standard Another Chance...Leslie M Kerns 195

Gay and Lesbian Applicants to the Bar: Even Lord Devlin Could Not Defend Exclusion, Circa 2000 Joel Jay Finer 231

In Search ofCommon Ground: One Pragmatist Perspective on the Debate Over Contract Surrogacy ...... Matthew H Baughman 263

Victim or Accomplice?: Crime, Medical Malpractice, and the Construction ofthe Aborting Woman in American Case Law, 1860s-1970 Leslie Reagan 311

Postcolonial Erotic Disruptions: Legal Narratives ofCulture, Sex, and Nation in India Ratna Kapur 333

BOOK REVIEW: Elizabeth M. Schneider, Battered Women and Feminist Lawmaking (New Haven: Yale University Press, 2000) ...... Suzanne 1. Groisser 385 15

Volume 12, Number 1 Spring 2001

• d 1 f f e r e n c e s

MARY POOVEY 1 The Twenty-Flrst-Century University and the Market: What Price Economic Vlability1

NANCY ARMSTRONG 17 Who's Afraid of the Cultural Turn1

SUSAN KOSHY 50 American Nationhood as Eugenic Romance

LISA WALSH 79 Between Maternity and Paternity: Figuring Ethical Subjectivity

ROGAlA MUSTAFA ABUSHARAF 112 Virtuous Cuts: Female Genital Circumcision In an African Ontology ______SPEClALFEATURE

Young Women, Feminism and ,he Future: Dialogues and Discoveries 16 147 Editor's Inlroduclion: Young Women, Feminism and the Future: Dialogues and Discoveries Hannah FRITH 152 I. Female, Young, African-American and Low-Income: What's Feminism 001 to Do with Her? Ella Mizzell KELLY 157 II. 'You Should Watch al Least One Show of Jerry Springe,': Urban Ci:l Girls Explore the Meaning of Feminism Eo-< Alite McINTYRE Z 162 m. The Gap between Feminist Theory and Practice: Lessons from J.1l Teenage Women in California Eo-< Jill DENNER Z 167 IV. What Is !he 'Problem' with these Girls? Youth and Feminist o Pedagogy u - Mamina GONICK - 172 V. Reinhabiting the Body NivaPIRAN 177 VI. Going for It: Young Women Face the Future SueSHARPB 182 VII. 'The Young Women Are Having a Great TIme': Representalions of Young Women and Feminism Cbristine GRIFFIN ______ARTICLES

187 Dialogical Management of Morality in Domestic Violence Counselling Kalja KURRl ~d lart WAHLSTROM 209 Feminisl Issues in Research Methodology: The Development of a Cognitive Scale Donna B. AKMAN, Brenda B. TONER, Noreen S11JCKLESS, Alisha ALI. Shelagh D. EMMOTf and Fiona P. DOWNIE 229 Defining Nonna!: Constructions of Race and Gender in the DSM·IV Casebook Jill A. CERMELE. Sharon DANIELS and Kristin L. ANDERSON

______ANNOUNCEMENT

249 The Feminism &: Psychology Undergraduate Prize 2001 250 Rules ror the Feminism &: Psychology Undergraduate Prize 2001

______RBVIEWS

Short Re:views 253 Aimee CALLANAN and Stephanie RlGER on: What Causes Men's Violence AgailLS' Women?, by Michele Harway and James M. O'Neil 254 Stephanie AUSTIN on: Gender and Colonialism: A Psychological Analysis olOppression and liberation, by Geraldine Moane 258 Sharon LAMB on: Behind 'he Mask: Destrw:'ion and Crea'ivity;n Women's Aggression, by Dana Crowley Jack: 261 Vrrginia BRAUN on: My Gender Workbook, by Kate Bomstein 263 Tracy wn..KINS on: Through 'he Looking Glau: Womt!n and Borderline Personality Disorder, by Dana Becker 266 Helen CHURCHILL on: Women's Heal'h: Psychological and Social Perspectil'es, by Quislina Lee 267 Kimberly S. GORMAN on: Feminist Counselling in Action. by Jocelyn Chaplin 269 Sukdeep NUJER on: Idenliries in Talk, by Charles Antald and Sue Widdicombe (cds) 270 Katherine SCHNEIDER on: Unders,anding Womeni' Recovery from Illness and n-auma. by Margaret H. Kearny 271 Meredith M. COHEN on: Raising TMir Voices, by Lyn Mikel Brown Feminism ~o==j-_& C.::....::.O..:..N;...;T:...:E=-N:..:....:.T..::.S 17 sychology Volume 11, Number 3, 2001

Special Issue: FEMINIST PSYCHOLOGY IN AOTEAROA/NEW ZEALAND Edited by Nicola Gavey, Hilary Lapsley and Fiona Cram

______EDITORIAL

275 EdiLors' Introduction: Feminist Psychology in AotearoaINew Zealand Hilary LAPSLEY, Nicola GAVEY and Fiona CRAM ______ARTICLES

279 Cross-cultural Pedagogy and the Passion for Ignorance Alison JONES

293 Matauranga Wahine: Teaching Maori Women's Knowledge Alongside Feminism Kuni JENKINS and Leonie PIHAMA

305 Happily Never After: Young Women's Siories of Abuse in Heterosexual Love Relationships Sue JACKSON 323 A Feminist Discourse Analysis of Sex 'Work' Ann WEATHERALL and Anna PRIESTLEY 341 'Cry Wolf', Cried the Wolf: Conslructing the Issue of False Rape Allegations in New Zealand Media Texts Nicola GAVEY and Vuginia GOW 361 SUbjectivities and Silences, Mother and Woman: Theorizing an Ex.perience of Silence as a Speaking Subject Mandy MORGAN and Leigh COOMBES

______OBSERVATIONS & COMMENTARIES

377 I. Rangatiratanga-Kawanatanga: Dealing with Rhetoric Linda Waimarie NIKORA

386 n. Organizing Feminist Psychology in New Zealand Hilary LAPSLEY and Sue WILKINSON

393 ~II. Feminist Attempts at Power Sharing in Aotearoa: Embarrassing Herstory or Significant Learning towards Treaty-based Structures? Ingrid HUYGENS

401 IV. Ma Te Wa e Whakaatu Mai: Time Will Tell Fiona CRAM

407 V. Mother, Grandmother and Researcher: Forty Years of Child Rearing Studies Jane RITCHIE

414 VI. Pakeha Women Investigate Adolescence: Doing Memory-work. with Friends Heather HAMERTON

421 VII. Critical Encounters with the Medical Paradigm: Encouraging Dialogue Victoria GRACE

429 VIII. No Funds for Dirty Washing Miriam SAPHIRA 18 Feminist Collections A Quarterly ofWomen's Studies Resources

Volume 22. No. 2',Wmter 2001

CONTENTS

From the Editon ii

Letter to the Editon ii

Book Rcrieww Eu,,", Graupn,.,. WomCll and the World ofBuiD... I SUSAn R. T.Jutta Voiea from laside Prioo8 Walb 4 Marge Lorb-Wouter, Su0811 Rol.. for WomCll and Girl. 7

FeministVision. li

Ruth AnnJon.. Behind the Scenes in a Digitization Project 14

~orld~de~ebRcriew Beverly Gordon M...... Rcl.dall to Womcia 17

Compikd byJoAnne Lehman Computer Talk 20

Feminist Publishing 24

Reviewed by Phyl/is Holman New Reference ~orks in ~omen'. Studies 25 Wlisbard andothtTI

Compikd byJoAnne Lehman Periodical Notes 35

Compikd by Ann Laufand Item. ofNote 40 JoAnne Lehman

Books Recently Received 42 FEMINIST ECONOMICS

Volume 7, Number 1, March 2001 19

In Memoriam: Rhonda M. Williams I

ARTICLES Poverty Within Howeholds: Measuring Gender Differences 5 Using Nonmonetary Indicators Sara Canlillon and Brian Nolan To Honor and Obey: Efficiency, Inequality, and 25 Patriarchal Property Rights Elwa Braunstein and Nancy Folbre Checkmating the Consumer: Passive Consumption and the 45 Economic Devaluation of Culture Amy Ktnitz and Dauglas Koritz Sex Differentials in Earnings in the South Korean Labor Market 63 Elizabeth Monk-Turner and Charlie G. Turner Saint-Simonian Feminism 79 Evelyn L. FOTgGender Equality Through A Citizens' Basic Income Ailsa McKay Welfare-to-work, Farewell to Families? U.S. Welfare Reform and 119 Work/Family Debates Randy Albelda

BOOK REVIEWS Gwendolyn Mink, Whose Welfare? 137 Nancy E. Rnse Jill Rubery, Equal Pay in Europe? Closing the Gender Wage Gap 142 Deborah M. Figar' Jacqueline O'Reilly and Colette Fagan (eds.), Part Time 145 Prospects: An International Comparison of Part-Time Work in Europe, North America and the Pacific Rim Chris Tilly, Half ajob: Bad and Good Part-TimeJobs in a Changing Labor Marke. Cynthia Negrey, Gender, Time and Reduced Work Leslie Perlow, Fmding Time: How Corporations, Individuals and Families Can Benefit from New Work Practices Du.ne-Gabrie(k Tremblay

Fenella Porter, Ines Smyth and Caroline Sweetman (eds.), 149 Gender Works: Oxfam Experience in Policy and Practice Carolyn Sweetman (ed.), Gender in the 21st Century Debbit Budlender

Francine Deutsch, Halving it All: How Equally Shared Parenting 153 Works LaiJ]ay Notes on Contributors 159 Calls for Papers 163 Information and Announcements 165 Feminist &onomics Editorial Policies 169 Submission and Style Guidelines 171 20 feminist review

NUMBER 68 SUMMER 2001

Women and Mental Health

Editorial Threshold Women's Mental Health Initiative: Special Issue of Women and Mental Health' Striving to Keep Women's Mental Health Issues on Helen Crowley, Pam Alldred and Rita Rupal the Agenda Eva Coleman and Anne Gulldford 173 Women and Mental Health: A Feminist Review Failing through the Gap: Liz Bondi and Erka Burman 6 Women with Mild learning Disabilities and Self-harm Samantha Downie 117 Black Women and Mental Health: Working Towards Inclusive Mental Health Services Reviews Melba Wilson 34 Caroline New on Fractures and Disfocations 181 Growing Up Young, Asian and Female in Britain: Kareen Malone on Pillar of Salt 182 A Report on Self·harm and Suicide Shelley Day Sclater on The Implicit Relation of Anita Bhardwaj 52 Psychology and Law 189 Violence and Violation: Chris Moller on Diagnosis: Homophobic 194 Women and Secure Settings Jo Evans on Mothering and Ambivalence 197 Gill Aitken and Kate Noble 68 Maxine Molyneux on The Politics of Duplicity 199 Mental Health Services for 'Difficult' Women: Raz Yaqoob on Tales of Dark Skinned Women 201 Reflections on Some Recent Developments Jennie Williams, Sara Scott and Sue Waterhouse 89 Irene Gedalof on Feminist Imagination 207

The Role of Body Image in Women's Mental Health Caltrlona Beaumont on Imagining Home 209 Anne Marie Cusslns 105 Merl Storr on In the Culture Society 211

Disrupting Identity through Visible Therapy: A Feminist Post-structuralist Approach to Working with Women Who Have Experienced Child Sexual Abuse Sam Warner 115

Kiss and Tell: 'The Writing Cure' in Kathryn Harrison's The Kiss Jacqueline Hodgson-Blackburn 140

Dialogue The Political is Personal: Or, Why ha\le a Revolution (from within or without) When you can have SOMA? Sasha Mcinnes 160

SurplUS Suffering: The Case of Portuguese Immigrant Women Susan James and Juanne Clarke 167

Feminist Therapy 'Institutes' In England Colleen Heenan 170 FEMINIST 21 STUDIES

I Volume 27, Number 1 Spring 2001

Preface 3 Wang Zheng Call Me Qingnian but Not Fun;;: 9 A Maoist Youth in Retrospect Gail Whiie Poems 35 Hoda Elsadda Discourses on Women's Biographies and Cultural 37 Identity: Twentieih-Century Representations of ihe Life of 'A'isha Bint Abi Bakr Ayse Parla The "Honor" of the State: Virginity Examinations 65 in Turkey (Feminist 5tudies Award Winner) Nanna Claire Moruzzi Women in Iran: Notes on Film and from ihe Field 89 Lila Abu-Lughod Orienta/ism and MiFeminist History and 167 ihe Technology of Failure KaihyRudy Radical Feminism, Lesbian Separatism, and 191 Queer Theory . Claudia Mangel Poems 223 Rosalyn Baxandall Re-Visioning the Women's Liberation 225 Movement's Narrative: Early Second Wave African American Feminists Notes on Contributors 246 Notes and Letters 249 22 FEMINIST STUDIES

I Volume 27, Number 2 Summer 2001

Preface 265 Alys Eve Weinbaum Writing Feminist Genealogy: Charlotte 271 Perkins Gilman, Racial Nationalism, and the Reproduction of Maternalist Feminism Caryn Mirriam-Goldberg Weaning the Breast (Poetry) 303 Paula A. Michaels Motherhood, Patriotism, and Ethnicity: Soviet 307 Kazakhstan and the 1936 Abortion Ban Elisabeth Lewis Corley Near Foaling (Poetry) 334 Moira J. Maguire The Changing Face of Catholic Ireland: 335 Conservatism and Liberalism in the Ann Lovett and Kerry Babies Scandals Aurora Reynoso Hombre y Mujer; Housekeeping (Poetry) 359 Rhacel Salazar Parreilas Mothering from a Distance: Emotions, Gender, 361 and Intergenerational Relations in Filipino Transnational Families Martha Ackelsberg (Re)Conceiving Politics? Women's Activism and 391 Democracy in a Time of Retrenchment (Review Essay) Becky Gould Gibson Daeg-Weorc (Poetry) 419 Carla Freeman and Enduring Traditions and New Directions in 423 Donna F. Murdock Feminist Ethnography in the Caribbean and Latin America (Review Essay) Annalee Davis Coming Home to the Self (Art Essay) 459 Bernice L. Hausman Recent Transgender Theory (Review Essay) 465 Sarah Kennedy Shopping (Poetry) 491 Rebecca S. Mills Circumstances (Fiction) 493 Anke Finger and Forum: Doing Feminism in Interdisciplinary 499 Victoria Rosner Contexts (Introduction) Susan Stanford Friedman Academic Feminism and Interdisciplinarity 504 Wai Chee Dimock Ethics of Care in Law and Science 510 Robyn Wiegman Women's Studies: Interdisciplinary Imperatives, 514 Again Cindi Katz Disciplining Interdisciplinarity 519 Banu Subramaniam Technoscientific Imaginations 526 Notes on Contributors 532 Feminist Teacher 23 Vol. 13 Issue 2, 2001

Table of Contents Articles

90 .Student Resistance and Nationalism in the Classroom: Some Reflections on Globalizing the Curriculum' by Michiko Hase

108 FemiQueet PedagogieS: "Lesbian/Gay" Studies in Postmodern Women's Studies by KL Btoad and Mary K Bloodsworth

125 Teaching as Activism and Excuse: A Reconsideration ofthe Theory-Practice Dichotomy by Cathryn Bailey

134 Student Perceptions ofGender in the Curriculum: The Effects of the MWC Race and Gender Requirement . by Dr. Debra Hydorn, Dr. Christine McBride, and Dr. Margaret Ray

147 Slingshot or Popgun? And the Goose and Gander Problem: Short-Term and Long-Term Achievement Effects ofSingle-Sex Math Classes in a Coeducational Middle School by Roger Clark Book Reviews /56 The Space Between Us: Negotiating Gender and NationaJ/dentities in Conflict By Cynthia Cockburn By Meredith Miller Call for Reviewers Departments

160 Calls for Papers, Conferences, Announcements 165 Network News 167 Teaching Resources

169 Our Contributors Volume 2 Number 2 2001 Special Issue: Gendering Ethicsl The Ethics of Gender 24 Edited by Linda Hogan and Sasha Roseneil

IF IE M II fNJ II S1 llHi fE (0 ~ y EDITORIAL 147

ARTICLES

'Gendering' as an ethical concept Sabina Lovibond 151

On ethics and feminism: reflecting on Levinas' ethics of non-(in)difference Vikki Bell 159 Feminist ethical ontology: contesting 'the bare givenness of intersubjectivity' Janet Borgerson 173 Ethical reading: the problem of Alice Walker's'Advancing Luna - and Ida B. Wells' and J.M. Coetzee's Disgrace Mary Eagleton 169 Listening to situated textuality: working on differentiated public voices Lynette Hunter 205

Flourishing: towards an ethic of natality Groce Jantzen 219

REVIEW ARTICLE

Reappraising feminist ethics: developments and debates Margril Shildrick 233

BOOK REVIEWS

Lois McNay, Gender and Agency: Reconfiguring the Subject in Feminist and Social Theory Reviewed by Barbara L. Marshall 245 Lynne Segal, Why Feminism? Gender, Psychology, Politics Reviewed by Sue Scott 247 Susan J. Hekman. The Future ofDifferences: 1hJth and Melhad in Feminist Theory Reviewed by Claudia Castafieda 249 Sara Ahmed, Stronge Encounters: Embodied Others in Post­ ColoniaIity Reviewed by Shealeen Meaney 250 Eloise A. Buker, Talking Feminist Politics: Conversations on Law. Science, and the Postmodern Reviewed by Antu Sorainen 252 Brooke A. Ackerly, Political Theory and Feminist Social Criticism Reviewed by Fiona Robinson 253 Joan Rothschild (ed.), Design and Feminism: Re·Visioning Spaces, Places and Everyday Things Reviewed by Penny Sparke 255 25

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CroTICISM: MARGARA AVERBACH. Technology. "Magic," and Resistance in Native American Women s Writing 7 SANDRA BARINGER. The Terror ofthe Liminal: Silko sAlmanac and Klein sPhantasy Paradigm 17 ROSEANNE HOEFEL. Narrative Choreography toward a New Cosmogony.' The Medicine Way in Linda Hogan s Novel Solar Storms 33 ROBERT GISH. Voices from Bear Country: Leslie Silko sAllegories ofCreation 48 ELAINE KLEINER and ANGELA VLAICU. Revisioning Woman in America: A Study ofLouise Erdrich sNovel The Antelope Wife 56 TOM MATCHIE. Fighting the Windigo: Winona LaDuke sPeculiar Postcolonial Posture in Last Standing Woman 66 DELILAH ORR. Bear, Mountain Lion, Deer, and Yellow Woman in Leslie Mannon Silko sCeremony 73

POETR.Y: SARA LlTTLECROW-RUSSELL. Indian Tears 87 Those Indians Sure Are Crafty 88

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R.IlVIllWS: KAlLA SCHWARTZ. Elements ofTrickster in the Children sBooks ofLouise Erdrich 98 SUZANNE ZAHRT MURPHY. Dream Poet: Marijo Moore 105 ANNIS VILAS PRATT. Review ofLife Is a Fatal Disease 113

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4 Editorial 78 Helen Jefferson LenskJj THE MORE THINGS CHANGE: WOMEN, • Kimberly 7i·usty SPORT AND THE Ol YMPIC INDUSTRY A DANCER, SHE SAYS 84 Emily!'ohl-Wemy 8 April Miller A DISTORTED BARBIE DOLL HOLDING EVEN BREAl·H 85 Emily Pohl-Weary 10 Kimberly Trusty GOl.D HAIR IS UNRELIABLE IF MY' HEART CON!ROLLED MY TONGUE 88 Emily Pohl-Weary SUBWAY OF LOVE 12 Kimberly Trusty WE THE PEOPLE WHO ARE 81 Judy Rebick DARKER THAN BLUE IMAGfNE DEMOCRACY

14 Kimberly Trusty 92 lennifer Appleby RING THE ALARM FRIENDS

16 Jerri }erreal 93. Elizabeth Ruth THIS WAY LIES MADNESS INTERVIEW WITH MAUREEN HYNES

31 Desi Di Nardo 100 Tanya Schuh· RAIN BIRO IN THE ANNEX HOMECOMING OF A MiND IN EXilE

32 Desi Di Nardo 103 Natalie Wood ONOMATOPOEIA ARTIST'S STAMEMENT

33 Claudette Cohen 10. Tara Michelle Ziniuk ON JUDGES 19;22-' 2rAND At-j 100 NOT WRITE POLITICS ARTiClE ABOUT BOG.~UM~IES BECAUSE I AM II WOMAN

35 Shlomit Segal 11 0 leilnifer footman ARTIST'S STATEMENt EDITING

38 amber richelle dean 112 lennifer Footman THE EDDY LINE THE OLD HIGH STREET CHURCH, INVERNESS ~ 1 Monica Kidd . T09lS, OR, WHAT MY MOTj.i~~ DID 1 i. Maria Cecilia~[aIIlJf Ventura WITH A l.AMP 'INTERVIEW WITH JAMElIE HASSAN

52 Jessica Lara Tickiih 1U lamelie Hassan QUIET RESPECT:- MEMORIE$OF ARTWORK L1SBY SCH~_tER 1 30 Alison Pick 57 Sandra Tani STORY FOR A TURKEY BASTER BABY MAKING SOUP '37 Claudia C l\1orrison 61 Nourbesc Philip MISTAKE STOP FRAME 138 CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS 73 Shereen Chang ARTIST'S STATEMENT FRONTIERS 29 VOLUME XXII NUMBER I 2001

Introduction III Joan M. Jensen and Anne B. W. EJfland ''I'd Rather Be Dancing": Wisconsin Women Moving On . Joan M. Jensen

Elle Meets the President: Weaving Navajo Culture 21 and Commerce in the Southwest Tourist Industry Laura Jane Moore Offering; Plumb; Planta; Bowl; Plenty (art) 45 Cynthia Handel

"Beller Homes on Beller Farms": 51 . Domestic Reform in Rural Tennessee Mary S. Hoffschwelle Farmer's Wife (photo essay) 74 Karen Bucher "Sacred Farming" or "Working Out": The Negotiated 79 Lives of Conservative Mennonite Farm Women Kimberly D. Schmidt They Said She Had a Candle in One Hand; 103 Strange Pocketbooks Scallered thm the House (poetry) Lyn Lifshin

A Gendered Economic History of Rural Households: 105 Calvillo, Aguascalientes, Mexico, 1982-1991 Marfa de los Angeles Crummett

From the Yazoo Mississippi Delta to the Urban 126 Communities of the Midwest: Conversations with Rural African American Women Valerie Grim Dom; The New Mrs.; She Shaves; Dead Candidate (art) 145 Julie Green

"They Shut Me Up in Prose": 150 A Cautionary Tale of Two Emilys Judy Nolte Temple The Undoing; Where No One Follows (poetry) 174 Lisa Bickmore

Contributors 177 Gender and Education 30

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Jean Rath. Representing Feminist Educational Research with/in the Postmodern: stories of rape crisis training 117

Fauz.ia Ahmad. Modem Traditions? British Muslim Women and Academic Achievement 137

Diane Rea). 'Spice Girls', 'Nice Girls', 'Girlies' and 'Tomboys': gender discourses, girls' cultures and femininities in the primary classroom 153

Bronu!yn Davies, Suq Donner, Sue Gannon, Catn Laws, Hillevi Len~ Tagu,hl~ Helen Aleeann & Sham Rocco. Becoming Schoolgirls: the ambivalent project ofsubjectification 167

Curl Dud~-Marling. School Trouble: a mother's burden 183

Amy SlI1mbach. Consumerism and Gender in an Era ofSchool Choice: a look al US Charter Schools 199

BOOK REVIEWS 21 7

BOOKS RECEIVED 227 GENDER AND PSYCHOANALYSIS An Interdisciplinary Journal 31

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CONTENTS

MARGARET MORGANROTH GULLETTE Wicked Powerful: The Post­ matemal in Contemporary Film and Psychoanalytic Theory 107

CAROLYN STACK Discussion 141

MARGARET MORGANROTH GULLETTE Response 149

EVELYN HEINEMANN "Fakafefine" Men Who Are Like Women: Incest Taboo and Transsexuality in Tonga (Polynesia) 155

Book Review

JAMES HANSELL Review of Who's That Girl? Who's That Boy? Clinical Practice Meets Postmodern Gender Theory, by Lynne Layton 185 GENDER & SOCIETY 32 Volume 15, Number 3 June 2001

Contents

From Ibe Book Review Editors 333 Articles The Blacker !he Berry: Gender, Skin Tone, Self-Esteem, and Self-Efficacy MAXINE S. TIl0MPSON II1d VERNA M. KEITH 336 Gendering Violence: Masculinity and Power in Men's Accounts of Domestic Violence KRISTIN L. ANDERSON II1d DEBRA UMBERSON 358 Peaks and Valleys: The Gendered Emolional Culture ofEdgework JENNIFER LOIS 381 Motherhood as Idea and Praclice: A Discursive Underslanding of Employed MOlhers in Sweden YLVA ELVIN-NOWAK II1d III!LENE TIl0MSSON 407 Women's Work and Working Women: The Demand for Female Labor DAVID A. COJ11lR, JOAN M.IlERMSEN, and REEVE VANNBMAN 429 Perspectives Multiple Identities ... Multiple Marginalities: Franco-Ontarian Feminism ANNB.DENIS 453 - Research Report Region, Poverty, Sibship, and Gender Inequality in Mexican Education: Will Targeted Welfare Policy Make a Difference for Girls? DAVID POST 468 Book Reviews Homosexualities by Stephen O. Murray COREY W.l0HNSON 490 Woman, Body, Desire in Post-colonial india: Narratives ofGender and Sexuality by Jyoti Puri RAKARAY 491 Fragmented TIes: Salvadoran Immigrant Networks in America by Cecilia Menjivar NANDINI NARAIN ASSAR 493 Temps: The Many Faces ofthe Changing Workplace by Jackie Krasas Rogers IVY KENNELLY 494 Call for Papers 496 GENDER & SOCIETY Volume 15, Number 4 August 2001 33

Contents

From the Editor 505 Articles Beyond Cullure Versus Politics: A Case Study of a Local Women's Movement SUZANNESTAGGENBORG 507 The Paradoxical Relationship between Gender Inequality and Rape: Toward a Refined Theory RACHEL BRIDGES WHALEY 531 Research Reports Women's Agency and Household Diplomacy: Negotiating Fundamentalism SHAHIN GERAMI and MELODYE LEHNERER 556 Changes in Men's Conservative Gender Ideologies: Cohort and Period Influences lERESA CIABATTARI 574 Moral Constructions of Motherhood in Breaslfeeding Discourse GLENDA WALL 592 Of Punishment and Parenthood: Family-Based Social Control and Ihe Sentencing ofBlack Drug Offenders JEANNE FLAVIN 611· Book Reviews Doing the Dirty Work? The Global Politics ofDomestic Labour by Bridget Anderson WAIRIM NIAMBI 634 Who Owns Domestic Abuse? The Local Politics ofa Social Problem by RUlh M. Mann NANCY L. FISCHER 635 Higher Goals: Women's lce Hockey and the Politics ofGender by Nancy Theberge REUBEN A. BUFORD MAY 637 Prom Night: Youth, Schools and Popular Culture by Amy L. Best MINDY STOMBLER 638 Call for Papers 640 34 GENDER ISSUES Winter 2001 VOLUME 19 NUMBER 1

Articles

Heather Antecol Men, Women, and Sexual Harassment in Deborah Cobb-Clark the U.S. Military 3

Sarah Bauerle Bass Why Can't a Fetus Be More Like a Sperm? The Woman's Role in Fetal Tissue Research and How Women are Left Out of the Discussion 19

AmyE. Black Tracing the Legacy ofAnita Hill: 33 Jamie L. Allen The ThomaslHill Hearings and Media Coverage of Sexual Harassment

Rita 1. Simon Responses to the Death of Loved Ones 53

Diane L. Sondheimer Young Female Offenders: 79 Increasingly Visible Yet Poorly Understood

Beth Larsen The Good Life 91

John Knodel BookReview: The Chosen Lives ofChildfree Men 96 Gender, Place and Culture 35

Volume 8 Number 2 June 2001

Conlmts Kristen Day. Constructing Masculinity and Women's Fear in Public Space in Irvine, California 109

Ruth F£ncher & Ruth Panelli. Making Space: women's urban and rural activism and the Australian state 129

Jenell Williams Paris & Rory E. Anderson. Faith-based Queer Space in Washington, DC: the Metropolitan Community Church-DC and Mount Vernon Square 149

JlUquegn Chase. In the Valley ofthe Sweet Mother: gendered metaphors, domestic lives and reproduction under a Brazilian state mining company 169

Julie Cupples & Jane Harrison. Disruptive Voices and Boundaries of Respectability in Christchurch, New Zealand 189

BOOK REVIEWS Adorno, Cullure and Feminism (Maggie O'Neill, Ed.) reviewed by Maria Stalzer Wyant Cuzzo 205

Moral GeographieJ: ethks in a world qf difference (David M. Smith) reviewed by Christine Milligan 207

Thinlting Space (Mike Crang & Nigel Thrill, Eds) reviewed by Lise Nelson 209

Design and Feminism: re-visioning spaces, places, and everyday things Goan Rothschild, Ed.) reviewed by Ann Forsyth 211

Gender Archaeolagy (M. L. S. S"rensen) reviewed by Veclia E. Izzet 212

GeographieJ qf DisabililY (Brendan Gleeson) reviewed by Michael L. Dorn 214

Children's GeographieJ: playing, Iwing, warning (Sarah L. Holloway & Gill Valentine, Eds) reviewed by Michael Gallagher 216

Consuming Interests: tht social provision qffoods (Terry Marsden, Andrew Flynn & Michelle Harrison) reviewed by Alex Hughes 218

Differencing tht Canon: feminist desire and tht writing qf art's hiswrUs (Griselda Pollock) reviewed by Gillian Rose 220

Black South Afton Women: an anthology qfplays (Kathy A. Perkins, Ed.) reviewed by Jennifer Robinson 222 36 Gender, Work and Organization

Volume 8 Number 3 July 2001

ACADEMIC PAPERS

Time, Money and the Gender Order: Work Orientations and Working-Time Preferences in Britain COLETTE FAGAN 239

The Crafting of Community: Recoupling Discourses of Management and Womanhood VALERIE FOURNffiR AND MIHAELA KELEMEN 267

Corporate Strategy and Gendered Professional Identities: Reorganization and the Struggle for Recognition and Positions BENTE RASMUSSEN 291

Correlates of Voluntary vs. Involuntary Part-time Employment among US Women RICHARD K. CAPUTO AND.MARY CIANNI 311

Any Difference? An Analysis of Gender and Divisional Management Styles in a Large Airline SARAH RUTHERFORD 326

BOOK REVIEWS 346

NOTES FOR CONTRIBUTORS Inside back cover Harvard Women's Law Journal 37

Volume 24 Spring 2001

Contents

Essay

Battling Cancer: Law and Life I Sylviane Colombo Articles The Theory of Marital Residuals: Applying an Income Adjustment Calculus to the Engima of Alimony 23 Robert Kirkman Collins Class and Care: The Roles of Private Intermediaries in the In-Home Care Industry in the United States and Israel 89 orty Lobel Recent Developments

In Search of a Level Playing Field: Baca v. City ofLos Angeles as a Step Toward Gender Equity in Girls' Sports Beyond Title IX 139 Rocio de Lourdes Cordoba State ERAs in the New Era: Securing Poor Women's Equality by Eliminating Reproductive-Based Discrimination 191 Risa E. Kaufman Law and Literature Alice in Legal Wonderland: A Cross-Examination of Gender, Race, and Empire in Victorian Law and Literature 221 Kristin Brandser Note The Dark Side of the Web: Cyberstalking and the Need for Contemporary Legislation 255 Joseph C. Merschman 38 Health Care for Women International

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

CONTENTS Volume 22 I Number 4 I 2001 Special Issue on Women and Violence Afaf Meleis, Guest Editor

EDITORIAL I Afaf Meleis I 313 NEWS FROM THE INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL ON WOMEN'S HEALTH ISSUES I 317 HOW THE GLOBAL INFORMS THE LOCAL: THE BOTSWANA CITIZENSHIP CASE I Justice Unity Dow I 319 NARRATIVE ACCOUNTS OF TRACKING THE RURAL DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SURVIVORS' JOURNEY: A FEMINIST APPROACH I Kierrynn Davis, Beverley Taylor, and Di Furniss I 333 SCREENING FOR ABUSE: BARRIERS AND OPPORTUNITIES I Deborah D'Avolio, Joellen W. Hawkins, Lois A. Haggerty, Ursula Kelly, Roseann Barrett, Sharyl Eve Duma Toscano, Joyce Dwyer, Loretta P, Higgins, Margaret Kearney, Carole W, Pearce, Cynthi.a S, Aber, Deborah Mahony, and Margaret Bell I 349 SITUATIONS OF VIOLENCE IN THE LIVES OF GIRL GANG MEMBERS I Geoffrey Hunt and Karen Joe-Laidler I 363 UNDERSTANDING WOMEN'S ANGER: A DESCRIPTION OF RELATIONAL PATTERNS I Dana Crowley Jack I 385 PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PHYSICAL DISTRESS OF SHELTERED BATTERED WOMEN I Janice Humphreys, Kathryn Lee, Thomas Neylan, and Charles Marmar I 401 AMERICAN MUSLIM WOMEN'S EXPERIENCES OF LEAVING ABUSIVE RELATIONSHIPS I Dena Hassouneh-Phillips I 415 Health Care 39 for Women International

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

CONTENTS Volume 22 I Number 5 I 2001

EDITORIAL I 433 NEWS FROM THE INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL ON WOMEN'S HEALTH ISSUES I 437 WHEALTH STUDY: WOMEN'S REPORTS OF CHILDHOOD ABUSE I Lynn M. Meadows, Wilfreda E. Thurston, & Sharron Lackner I 439 SURREPTITIOUS LEARNING: MENARCHE AND MENSTRUAL PRODUCT ADVERTISEMENTS I M. R. Simes & D. H. Berg I 455 PARTICIPATORY ACTION RESEARCH: LESSONS LEARNED WITH ABORIGINAL GRANDMOTHERS I Geraldine Dickson & Kathryn L. Green I 471 MEDICALIZATION AND WOMEN'S KNOWLEDGE: THE CONSTRUCTION OF UNDERSTANDINGS OF INFANT FEEDING EXPERIENCES IN POST-WW II NEW ZEALAND I Kathleen M. Ryan & Victoria M. Grace I 483 THE BREASTFEEDING SUPPORT TEAM FOR LOW-INCOME, PREDOMINANTLY-MINORITY WOMEN: A PILOT INTERVENTION STUDY I Linda C. Pugh, Renee A. Milligan, & Linda P. Brown I 501 40 Health Care for'Women International

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

CONTENTS Volume 22 I Number 6 I 2001

EDITORIAL I 517 NEWS FROM THE INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL ON WOMEN'S HEALTH ISSUES I 521 THINKING OF SOMETHING TO SAY: PUBLIC AND PRIVATE NARRATIVES OF INFERTILITY I Maggie Kirkman I 523 LESBIAN HEALTH RESEARCH: A REVIEW AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR FUTURE RESEARCH I Susan Jo Roberts I 537 THE DESI WAYS: TRADITIONAL HEALTH PRACTICES OF SOUTH ASIAN WOMEN IN CANADA I B. Ann Hilton, Joan L. Bottorff, Joy L. Johnson, Lisa J. Venables, Sonia Bilkhu, Sukhdev Grewal, Neleena Popatia, Heather Clarke, and Pauline Sumel I 553 PROBLEM-BASED TEACHING OF BIRTH ATTENDANTS IN THE PHILIPPINES I Nalini Singhal, Douglas D. McMillan, Fortunato L. Cristobal, Rosemarie S. Arciaga, Wilhelmina Hocson, Jose Franco, Ronald Farrales, and Loti Famor I 569 USE OF HERBAL THERAPIES AMONG MIDLIFE MEXICAN WOMEN I' Shannon N. Zenk, Joan L. F. Shaver, Nilda Peragallo, Patricia Fox, and Noel Chavez I 585 THE MEANING OF OSTEOPOROSIS IN THE LIVES OF RURAL OLDER WOMEN I Karen A. Roberto and Sandra G. Reynolds I 599 HECATE 41

An Interdisciplinary Journal of Women's Liberation

Contents 27.1 2001

Editorial Carole Ferrier 4

'Almost Black' Frances Martin 73 Poems by Sarah Godsil, Margaret Metz, Lyn Reeves, Nicola Knox, Lorraine McGuigan 78 'Left to Right' Elise Jones 86 Poems by Philomena von Rijswijk, Amanda MoriartY, Helen Hagemann, Susan Kruss, m,t.c. cronin, Simone Dawson- 95 Walker 'In the Lion Cage' Ffion Murphy 101

Poem by jeltjefanoy 186 42

NEWS ARTS & LIT West Coost Women Worry in Woke of Election 7 Ani Difranco: Revelling/Reckoning Sex and MOlherhood Come Togelher , 7 Reyiew by Cindy Filipenko ...... 30 Belly Fnui! by lynetle D'Anna Rhymes with Scrabble 9 Review by Koren X. Tukhinsy . . 30 Equality May be a Toxing Experience 10 Girls Around the Hause by MAC. Farrant Sri lanka Bons GM Food , 13 Review by Goil Buente...... 31 Too Scored 10 Learn by Jenny Horsman Review by Kathy Block . 39 FEATURES The Trauble wilh Normal by Mary louise Adams A laudable life Review by Peg Tittle .. 40 Aulhor Evelyn lou defies categorization. Perhaps Iho~s why so many people ore itching to pass judgment. COLUMNS By l'fll Cockburn ,...... •...... 14 Undressing Marlen Cowpland by Anito Lohey ...... 44 What REAllY Happened at the Quebec Summit Should Women Think?-I mean, Drink? A group 01 women sel Qullo defend the earlh's supply of fresh by Lyn Cockbun . 45 woler at the Free Trade Area althe Americas Summit. Read all Cole's Notes obou1it. by Susan G. Cole .. 46 By Heather Menzies...... I 7 Keeping Women's Issues ;n Focus by Judy Rebid ...... 47 What Did litlle Sisters Teach Big Brother? Disposable Uberlies in Quebec City The Supreme Court recently ruled thai Canada Customs by Liso Rundle ...... 48 discriminated against gay and lesbian bookstores. That hastn'j slopped Ihe seizure of goy and lesbian erotica. By Karen Busby .., 20

Tokyo Girls Penelope Builenhuis talks about her latest film By Koren K Tukhinsky... . 22

The All-Girl On-line Revolution Ezines. Whot ore they? Why do they motter? Who is creating them? by Kristo Scotl·Dixon...... 24

Anita Rau Badami Her lalesl book, The Hero's Walk, won the Commonweal Writers Prize for Best Book. With female characters who defy social norms, Badami inspires readers. by Irene D'Souzo ..

Transcending Borders An inlerview with award-winning aufhor Deb Ellis. by Debra Pilon. . 36 24 43

VOLUME 14 NUMBER 4 SPRING 2001

"At Least I Don't Look Like I Drive A Big Rig" Or How To Be A Y2K Poster Child

by Joyce Cote 3

No Theory Intended by Cindy Fanning. '" 5

Alzheimer's by Mary Clare Powell 6

Black Cat Blues by Jean McDaniel. 6 Artwork by Lori Labrie 7 Book Review by Roberta Gordenstein 9 I Heard My Mother Sentenced To Die by Zoe Jaimot 10 Artwork by Lesley Reppeteaux 11 The Back Page 12 44

A Journal ofFeminist Philosophy

Volume 16 Number 2 Spring 2001

·1 Jane Capmi On the Lap ofNecessil'j: A Mythic Reading oj Teusa Brennan's Energetics Philosophy 27 Rita Manning Rousseau's Other Woman: Colleue in Le devin du village 43 Eric Reitan Rape as an Essentially Contested Concept

Author Greels Critics Session on Linda Nicholson's The Play of Reason: From the Modem to the Postmodem 67 Cheshire Calhoun Thinking about the Plurality ofGenders 75 Shane Phelan The Does of Reason Index to Hypatia, 1996-2000 80 Naomi Scheman 117 Amhorrritie Index, General Linda Nicholson's The Play of Reason: From the Modem to the Postmodern 138 Author{ritle Index, Books Reviewed 86 Linda Nicholson A Response to My "Critics" 143 Notes on Contributors 146 Acknowledgment ofReviewers for Hypatia Book Reviews 150 Guidelines for Contributors/Calls (or Papers 91 Iris Marion Young Fighting Words: Black Women and the Search for Justice by Patricia Hill 155 Announcements Collins 156 Books Received 93 Renee Heberle Violence Against Women: Philosophical Perspectives edited by Stanley G. French, Wanda Teays, and Laura M. Purdy 97 Dorothea Olkowski The Madwoman's Reason: The Concept of the Appropriate in Ethical Thought by Nancy J. Holland

100 Noelle McAfee Ecstatic Subjects, Utopia, and Recognition: Kristeva, Heidegger, trigaray by Patricia J. Huntington 103 Elizabeth V. Spelman The Descent ofWomen by Frederick Sontag 106 Amy Hollywood Performance and Transformation: New Approaches to Late Medieval Spirituality edited by Mary A. Suydam and Joanna E. Zeigler 109 Ingrid Bartsch Feminism and Ecological Communities: An Ethic of Flourishing by Chris J. Cuomo and EcofeminisL Natures: Race, Gender, Feminist Theory and Political Action by Noel Sturgeon 111 Patricia S. Mann Constituting Feminist Subjects by Kathi Weeks Indian Journal of Gender Studies 45

Volume 8 Number 1 January-June 2001

CONTENTS

Articles Devoted Wife/Sensuous Bibi: Colonial Constructions of the Indian Woman, I86(}-1900 Indrani Sen 1 Lustful Women, Elusive Lovers: Identifying Males as Objects of Female Desire Prem Chowdhry 23 Gender and Stratification in Science: An Empirical Study in the Indian Setting Neelam Kumar 51 Researching Language and Gender: A Critical Review D. Vasanta 69 Discussion A Note on Male Governance of South Indian Family Businesses and its Implications for Women Barbara Harriss-White 89

Research Notes Social Status and Work Participation of Transhuman! Pastoral Bhotiya Women in the Kumaon Himalayas Nehal A. Farooquee and D.S. Rawat 97

Archive Heathen Women Arpita Mandai 107

Comment Resisting Feminism Ashley Tellis 117

Book Reviews 121 12 On Men and Masculinity 46 localing the men and emphasising their importallCe within the gender and developmenl framework

15 Feminist Project Seeks to Understand Men By Rashidah Abdullah An international research is undelWay to clarify the extent 10 which "men's Involvement- remains situated in the goal for gender equality and women's empowerment.

ISIS INTERNATIONAL 21 Men's Involvement In Gender Equality Movements In Japan By Hiroko Hashimoto Outlining Japan's "gender" landscape in which the participation of Japanese men in social movements is needed

25 Home is Where the Hurt is By Ava Vivian Gonzales A zero tolerance (or domestic violence in Thailand is changing the way the country sees ils women-and men.

29 Transforming Filipino Men Through Innovative Projects WOMEN IN ACTION 29 Breaking Down the Old Macho Image: Recreating Men By Bruce N. Ragas Men may be perpelralors of violence againsl women but they can also be advocates against it. No. 1,2001 32 Male Fertility Management By Imelda BactJdo Men reaching oullo grassroots men 10 raise consciousness about sexual health and fertility management

35 Men Can Breaslfeed, Too By lnes Avelfana Breastfeeding children is as much 'lhe responsibility ofthe man as the woman in the family

44 Express Yourself: "Exclusive Discos In Manila" By Roselle Pineda Doing away with men: lesbian discos as venues of resistance 10 helero-patriarchal society and culture.

49 Why Women's Spaces are Critical toFeminist Autonomy By Patricia McFa:dden The Women's Movement is a women-only movement and men's Invasion is ullerty unacceptable.

55 For Raquel, Her Soul Sisters and Friends By Rigoberto liglao Remembering Raquelligrao, a leading women's rights activisl in the Philippines and in Asia.

Departments 1 Editorial ..~ Letter to the Editor 5 Clip's fin IsIs Resource 6P • Books '10 • Book Review 38 One on One: Men Reconstructing Man By Ian beng hui Paul Sinnapan, a leading figure in lIle aedit cooperative movement in Malaysia, is engaging In another movement towards the reconstruction of a -new man.· it.· Food Security Secljan.-Women and Trade In Agriculture Women are al the core of agricultural production in South and Southeast Asia. " ~ Information and Communicat1on Technology (ICT) Section: Indon.sian Women Find a Vlrlual Space of Their Own By Nani Buntarian SustainIng activism through the E-mail fI~ Media Section:The Image of Women In Indian Television By R. Chitrakala . The television is no kiiot box without a reason. Stereotypical Images ofwomen and traditional concepts about gender are affinned and propagated especially in Indian television. BG Health Section:Pultlng II Up Frontl The Politics of Breast Cancer By Melody Kemp Breast cancer Is more than a medical and drug issue. This research expands the issue of breast cancer towards prevention and environmental and chemical regulation. Journal of Feminist Family Therapy 47 An International Forum

VOLUME 12, NUMBERS 2/3 2001 Integrating Gender and Culture in Family Therapy Training Part I Preface xv The Weave of Gender and Culture in the Tapestry of a Family Therapy Training Program: Promoting Social Justice in the Practice of Family Therapy 1 Toni Schindler Zimmerman Shelley A. Haddock Family therapy traillillg programs (Ire being clmllt:!llged to ensure ,hal [utllre geller­ alions offamily therapists are proficiel/t i" addressing gel/der, clI/ture, and social justice issues ill thei,. practice o/therapy. To address '"is challellge, MFF program facility mllst fully illlegrate the orgal/;zlll8 principles ofgender and ClIff/Ire through· Ollt every aspect ofthe c/lrricula. This article deSCribes specific ways that 'he facul­ ty members iI/ a marriage and family therapy training program wetwe gemler and clIIlllre throughout tile tapestry 0/ a training program. It pro~'jdes specific, cOl/crete, aud lmlls[erabte strategies, clcth';t;es, ideas. and resources for i/ltegratillg gellder and cutlltre ill family Iherapy courses, supell';sioll. research, seNice, and clinical elwirOJlJllelllS- KEYWORDS. MIT training, gender, culture, gnuju<11e lraining, inslruclion, therapy Therapists' Gender Assumplions and How These Assumptions Influence Therapy 33 Tal Harris Laurie B. Morel Jerry Gale Karell L. Kampmeyer rile purpose of Illis silldy is to im'es,igale tllerapisls' COlls""clioll of gel/der tllrol,!:11 all examinalion ofclilliciul/S' allrihwiOlIS ofexpressivelless a"d instflt­ melllality. Ninely-f1ine therapisls participated ill this study by watc/ling a 25 mil1ltte videotaped l'iglJeue ofa clil/icia" illienoiewil/g a Caflcasiall female-male couple. Halfofthe participants viewed a female actor performillg all expressil'e role wilh a male actor pellor/llillg all insl,."mellial role. while the ollle,. half watched a tape where the roles were reversed. A{1er viewillg Ihe videolape, Ihe parlicipallts compleled the Bem Sex Role III veiltory for the hlHba"d alld Wife a"d two aile-item measures ofpower and gellder. rhe I'esld,s indicaled ,hatlhe sex Of the actor orgallized therapists' COllstwelion ofexpressivelless and illSlrll­ mentality. For example, whe" (he womall was peljormillg llle expressil't! role, slle was rated higher all expressiveness Ilia" the 111011 whell the man was per· formillg rIle same role. rhese (illdillgS sllggesl '"at Ille domil/allt discollrse all gef/der may IIave illjillraled ,herapists' empirical assessments of their clients' bel'Ql'ior. The releval/ce oflhis study to lrail/ing is 0150 disc/lssed.

KEYWORDS. Gender, therapy, sex role

Differences Making a Difference: Cross-Cultural Interactions in Supervisory Relationships 61 Kyle D. Killian

As Ihe field offamily (hempy cOI/(il/lles (0 gaill exposure bOlh ill 1/11' u.s. and abroad, family Iheraris(s alld Ilreir mpeli,jsors are illCl'ellSingly likely /0 come from diwrse cl/fwm backgrounds. This st/ldy examines flOW diffel'ellces iI/ CIII· (/Ire oforigin influellce sllpen'isoly relatio/ls/lips. Tweh'e i"dil'idlwl ill/en'iews (continued, next page) Journal of Feminist Family Therapy 48 An International Forum

VOLUME 12, NUMBERS 2/3 2001 Integrating Gender and Culture in Family Therapy Training Part I . (continued)

were condllCfed kiilh six s/lpen'isors alld six sflpervisees who had worked with olle or more sflpervisees or supervisors whose cllltllre oforigilJ differed from ,heir OWII. The descriplive Jala was analyud /Ising Ille melllOd ofCOl/SWill COI/I­ pnr;soll. ReslIlts reflect cross-clIlllfral s/lpen'isees' acclim(1/ioll /0 a Wesreml u.s. Irail/illg COl/text, specific challellges associated wilh crosS-Cl/fwral slIper­ l'isioll, and ways ill which supervisors can sensitively and elfec/il'ely supervise cu/tl/rally dijfereJll slIpen,jsees, Implications for education and Imilling i/1 fami· ly Ilterapy are presel/ted.

KEYWORDS. Cross·cullural, supervision, Imining, family therapy, culture, eco­ syslemic, difference

Neither Mask nor Mirror: One Therapist's Journey to Ethically Integrate Feminist Family Therapy and Multiculturalism 105 Laura A. Bryan

Feminist family /lrerapy focllses ol/Ilre gendered colltexl ofdiems , lives, bIlL has bee" criticized for mirroring the /leeds of White, middle-class women ollly. The IIl//llicultllraf approacll /0 tf.erapy empf/(/sizes respecl for diwrse Cllltllral val· ues, bill is v//fnerable 10 IIsillg lradition to mask abuses. Integration oftflese two perspecliws call address II,ese criticisms, bllt also raises ethical COllcems. Tlrerapists "eed to be aware ofthese dilemmas as well as snggestiolls for I/Iaf/' agillglhem.

KEYWORDS. Gender, therapy, mullicultural ethics

Conversations with the Founders of the Women's Project on the Integration of Gender and Culture in Family Therapy Training 123 Shelley A. Haddock

Feminism, Moral Consultation, and Training 151 William J. Doherty

When a Family Therapist Goes Pop 157 David MacPhee Toni Schindler Zimmerman Shelley A. Haddock

A Movie Review of Will, Cole and Kate 163 Frank Pillman

Integrating Gender and Culture in Family Therapy Training, Part II will follow in Journal ofFeminist Family Therapy, Volume 12, Number 4. Experiencing Feminisl Family Therapy Supervision 171 Alllle Proury AlllJollgh feminisls have been writing abo", and practicing femi"ist family ,her· 49 apy rOT over lWtnl)' year$, wriling abo",/em;n;sl family Iheropy slfpervision has been limited (0 a Jew in-depth personal designs and Avis' (1986) Delphi study. This article reporls on Q portion 01 the fil/dings ofa lorger study offeminist SI/­ pervision. The sixteen ptl"icipanlS described their ,herapiJf-sllperv;sor rela­ Jionship (0 be 'he heart ofthejr sIIpervision experience, Ihe center point from which "Ie supervision deri~'ed meal/ing. When asked if,hey thought they focused on any/hillg IhtJI they would call feminist, supervisors and 'herapists described <: dj~"trs;1y 0 issues lliot fell in'o the foJ/owing areas: ge/lder, power, and emotion. r' These reslI!'s art reviewed wi/hi" the contexl ofthe feminisl famity Iherapy su· c:: pervision litern/llre and with slIggestions for their use. i:: ...... KEYWORDS. Feminist family therapy, clinical supervision, gender, power, di­ tI1 0 versity, emotion, supervision relationship ....C s->- l:l Therapy wilh Families in Poverty: Application z l» c:: :0.- of Feminist Family Therapy Principles 205 i:: ;::: 0- Scoll J. Ziemba ttl ...... tI1 ~ 'Tl Isslfes ofeconomic margiflilliztllion have been largely neglected in training of ~ (I) fall/ily Iherap;sIs. However, allention 10 lhe effects of economic ;nslabjfjty on '".... famity and i/ldividrtal well-being is important in preparing clinicians fo address ~ a the needs alld goals oframifies in poverty. This paper hQS been designed as an l:l .... a/tempt to apply pri/lcip/es offeminist family Iherapy to therapeutic WQrk with ...... l:l low-i"come famities. Specifically, 7 principles commonly incll/ded in Ihe prac­ c-. ;!; tice of feminisl family therapy are given special consideration. Practical ap­ ;::: plications ofeach pri/lciple are discussed for de~'eloping a model ofclaSS-COil­ l:l 'Tl scious therapy. II is argued thaI feminist famity therapy call serve as a l» framework for providing effective and respectflll lherapy to families ill poverty. ~ -c a KEYWORDS. Poverty, feminism, feminist family therapy, training .... =.: Ii:: '< ~ A Conversation with Evan Imber-Black, PhD: Progress and Challenges in Inlegrating Gender and Culture ~ in Family Therapy Training 239 ....(I) Shelley A. Haddotk l» ~ Reflections on Current Feminist Training in Family Therapy 243 15 Rhea V. Almeida 0 Miguel Hemalldez - BOOK REVIEWS

Why AreAll the Black Kids Sillillg Together ill the Cafeteria?, by Beverly Daniel Tatum 251 Reviewed by Virgillia Simolls

Lesbiall Step Families: All Ethllography ofLove, 254 by Janet M. Wright· Reviewed by Jalle Ariel

Tellillg Secrets: All Artist's Joumey Through Childhood Trauma, by Jane Orleman 258 Reviewed by Irelle E. Corbit

Somethillg to Tell You: The Road Families Travel Whella Child Is Gay, by Gilbert Herdt and Bruce Koff 263 Reviewed by Joall Laird

Doing the Work ofLove: Mell alld Commitmellt ill Same-Sex Couples, by J. Michael Clark 266 Reviewed by Dall McPhersoll

Practicing Feminist Ethics in Psychology, edited by Mary M. Brabeck 269 Reviewed by Helell n~ Coale

Sexuality, Society, and Feminism, edited by Cheryl Brown Travis and Jacquelyn oW. White 273 Reviewed by Thorana Nelson Journal of Gender Studies

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Volwne 10 Nwnber 2 July 2001

EDlTORIALSTATEMENT 125

Pe/a Allen Shera.The L'lbyrinthille .rVIadness of Svankmajer's Fallst 127

Annie Potls. The .Man with Two Brains: hegemonic masculine subjectivity and the discursive construction of the unreasonable penis-self 14-5

Samuel Adu-Poku. Envisioning (Black) 1\hle Feminism: a cross-cultural perspective 157

Brendan Gough. 'Biting Your Tongue': negotiating masculinities in contemporary Britain 169

Salty Brown What .Makes Men Talk About Health? 187

Joyce raa Avol,; & Vivienne J1'alurs. 'V'Ve Women Wony a Lot About Our Husbands': Ghanaian women talking about their health and their relationships with men 197

BOOK REVIEWS Demand I'-'!y Writing: Joanna Russ,Jeminism, scienceJiction acanne Cortie!) reviewed by Lucie Armitt 213

Those who Play with Fire: gender, Jertiliry and transfirmation in east and southern LVn·ca (H. L. Moore, T. Sanders & B. Kaare, Eds) reviewed by Angela Cheater 214

H'hat it AIeans to be a .Man: reflections on Puerto Rican masculinity (Rafael L. Ramirez) reviewed by David H. J. :Morgan 216

Feminism and Islamic Fundammtalism: the limits l!fpostmodem analYsis (Haideh ~foghissi) reviewed by Haleh Mshar 217

A1edicalized Afolherhood: perspectives from the lives qfAfiican-American and Jewish women Gacqueline S. Lilt) reviewed by l\!fagda Sachs 219

Critical Condition: Jeminism at the tum qfthe century (Susan Gubar) reviewed by Katie r"fcGowran 221

!51am and Gender: the ,eligWIti debau ill contemporary Iran (Ziba Mir-Hosseini) reviewed by H.leh Af,hor 222

Lust: what we know ahout human sexual desire (Pamela C. Regan & Ellen Berscheid), Femau Desiru: same-sex relations and transgender practius acr055 cultum (Evelyn Blackwood & Saskia E. \

A Feminist Clinician's Guide to the False i\1emory Dehate (Susan Contratto & M. Janice Gutfreund, Eds) reviewed by Erica Burman 227

Sex and Social Justice (lvfartha C. Nussbaum) reviewed byJill Radford 228

BOOKS RECEIVED 233

NOTICEBOARD 239

NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS 241 Foreword xxv Aliso" J. Laurie Hinemoa: Relelling a Famous Romance Ngahllia Te Awekolllku 51 This Is n rt.'teflil/g 01 ,he l(IInDI15 AllIor; legeml, the ronulIlce 01 HillelllOQ Qlltf T,,­ lalleklli. III litis ~'efsio", Willi QlI imroJ/lC'fOry Il'X', ,IJe writl!f elmlll!l/gesllle VIc· lorioll l1!Cord, rllld s"tweru IIII! cOlllemporory sI01)'. She prestll/s all nltemolt "arroliVt'. "

KEYWORDS. M:lOfi, legend, ~Ielling. sex\laJilies, mlL'>ic, martial aJts, mfts, lliMl lradilions, IiIm, coloniallunslnH..1s ..... Unsell led Women: Deviant Genders in Lale Nineteenth­ Gg and Early Twenfieth·Century New Zealand 13 ..... '"1 Jenny Co/email .....- :::l $:l;..... Amy Bock (olins Perry Redwood) cff?nled n media $t'IISOtiOII 1\1,.. "11le enS/! 01 dIe S ,1 ~ WOJllall BrilkSlVom" "if Ihe lIt'WSpaJXr5 dllV/fg/rotil NI!W Zt'nlnlld ill 1909. Sl'l! 11'0$ 0 111/i1rd as ,hI! "qlleeflfs, a"dmOSI ill/ert'srillg d",rocfer dli1/ ItdS 1!I·t'r llt'l!/I before thl! >-+, Nt:II' Zeufmrd p/lMic" alld ",Jitillbll! il/flt'rfrmkish t'xpIOIIs." Dt'bales t'/lsl/t.'d as to VI tv ~ wllt'llrer IIl!r crimes Wt'll' I!Ilrlellre 01 a mallia, a diseose, or simply dllt' 10 II f1mwd, 0 l' crimi,,,,f elklmrler. 11lls ,miefe locl/sl!s 01/ /IIedla porrmyu/s o/ll'Oll/I!/I wlro Ji,1 flO' ~ collfanl/IO IKJmMliJ"I! rOllsrmrtiolls 01 "rceplllMe WOfIrmdIC!(N.lwid,i'l IIII! lal/I!r JI!' 0 eadl!s 01 drt' lIillt.'lt't'lI//r Cellllll)'IIII;(II1 mId llrs/lt' /ltal 11/(111)' olllte~ I"Idmiomfrips 11't'1"t' sexl/al,lrom Ille t'\'i­ de"ct' ofher lellers .,.,1/icll sU.lu~esl Ilral slle If/(ll't'd in lesbimr H'Qrlds 01 Mllfk alld frielldsllip. I nlso diKIISS II'e fi'/(Il1rial (lIId emolimwl SIlPPOrt gil'('/I b)' I/er /IIafe "0­ 1II0seXlltJI a.l\llt'll asher lesNall fdellds who muck f,er fiJi,.' OS" nl/ rmisl possible, KeYWORDS, New Zellland women, women lIrtisls, leshilln Mlisls, homosexual painlers, leshiani.~m, romantic friendships, Frllnces Hod&kil1.~, Isnhel Field, Dor­ othy Kale Richmond, Arlhur Lell Hllines, Cedric Morris

New Zealand's Lost Lesbian Writers and Artists 49 AorelVa Mc.'Leod

The 1}(It't'r discusses Ihree Nt'1I' Zl!aland I/IJI'elists,.o poer, alld a pail/ler, \II/IVSI! idell/ilies ns lesbia/ls IrOl'I! beel! ohlilerD/t'd ill IfIe hiogl'opJrksaml aitlrnl com­ lIIell/aries II'riltell all II,tm, II cOllsiders whl!lher lire small (I/IIllllrgt'/)' mOl/or"l­ IlIral New leafand lileral)' and artistic _fCt'lIe made bOI1l comillg 011I ol/d fll'il/8 ide"'i/ied as a fes!>irm /IIore difjirullllrm/ iI/ Ewopt.' orlfrl' U"iledSfllfes, 11 call­ cludesl/ral el'ell ill IfIt' /W(}s, "SJrosliIl8" lire Il!sbia/ls all"" ptlS/ is s/iflprenl­ lell/. KEYWORDS, New Zealand, leshian wrilers, lesbian artists

An Astounding Masquerade 63 lulie Glunlllzilla

Tlris pOfJer considers Ifle cOlllrihlllioll 01Irislorical aeCO/llIlS alld case Jwdies to ,he del'elopmelll of/t.'sbiall historical kllolt'lt',lgl! mId I//t' amplificalion olfesbial/ e.\pericflce. Tht' alii/lor slIggl!sl.f Il/O/ Irisloricol eudeawurs /leerl to posiliou suc" acco/mlf and aHl!rt leshianl!xperh'/lcl! so Ilwl, i1lcrl'usiflgly, pI/bUr space is occupied by ll!silirlll kl/ol\'ledgt' al/d Il!lbiOfI collams. Tbe pnpl!r discl/sses a 1945 COSt' 0/ a Nt.'w Zealalld lVon/(III, k1lowl/ a"fy rls Mr. X, 11"110 drt.'ss('d mId acted ns (/ 11I(111 for OI'er 'ell )'l'llrS, t'ven Jrol'l"g Irer brt'asls remol't'J. Sfrt' was criminall)' rharged whel/ let.:al oUlilOrilie.sdiscOI't'wd sfre IradIralldlift.'/IlfYff!(lr­ ried IIIIo/lrer \11011I011, Tlrt' paUl'''' of reSllftllOI')' rt'spOllSe!; II)' lire (/Olll;'/{/III hilI· era·cII/lllre is disfl/ssed ill relalion ru If/is case and other simi/of' cases aud cate­ gorised illlo If"ee slralt'git's-reiulorcenll·IIt, cOIl/(lillmell/, olld It'wrage, KEYWORDS, Le~hil\n, kshillil hislllry, leshian knowletlge, hi.~lory, regal cases, bulch

Lesbian Plays and Their Players 85 llldilh Dale

This disCII.~~iul/ focllses 011 m,,;oM I<,.rls for Il,e theal,.e h)' "'O/llell dmmalisls ill Ao­ IwlVo!Ne..... Zt'alalld, It raises a IIIlm/lt'r 01 qut'~'!(JIIS ;'ri/i(llf)' alx,ml It's/'iml Jl~.-rys aud pf(l)'wriS/IlS, and rhell a/JOltl II,e perfonllrllnltry of gellder. fUll/fly, I.CO/Uldt'/" bdefl)' soml' Iltt'olwim/ isslles /0 do willi lexlual rea,Iiug, juellldillg pos/-sllllelllmi rWldillgs 01 "Ihe /I!sl>ia/l." Milch IIsaSe olllle lerm "Iesbiall idelJlil)''' presupposes Ihal Ihell! is SIIeI, Illhillg, Iwd /Iral if isfued, Ul/il'QcallJlld stable, As III)' rearlillgs of Ihese 1<,.\15 SllOlI: frow~'e"r, "rIle In/Jian" consrilutt's a sel 01fll/id idemlficalt'oll$, t.'x· prellI'd ;11 hell!/Vgt'IIeiry alt/I cfltlflge. III Ihese ailicof readings I exal/lille dmlllo/ic l,;;xIS gellera/hlg lesbimr idelllilies, ill Ille specific social cOlltext of AOfl'aroalNe..... (continued, next page) Ze(l/mul KEYWORDS. Plays, New l£aland, te~bian, Ihealre, Lorae PalfY, Renee, Bran­ tlon Teena, Iransveslism, Michtlllnlle Forsler, Juliet Hulme/Pauliue Parker Introducing Annamarie Jagose: Writer 105 (continued) Toni McCallum

Amlui/writ' lagos!!'s fie/lo/' elll' IJe /oost'ly dil'ided hIla Ihe early silo,' slories 52 (11/.1 Ihe IlIfer 1/01"('/s. Til{' sruries are gl'lIl!f/Jlfy felllil/;st alld lest/iall ill cOIl/e/if alld (Iwme/en, (/lid COl/llli" mUll)' I,mlitiollol story efl'lIIf'lIls. TIlt' lIoll!ls, In Tronslalinn 0/1/1 Lulu, are more complex works. I" these lex/s, Jag051! is il/IU' esti'd ill "qut't'ril.g" idemily. bol/l/ll!/t'fost'xllal afld homosexl/al, aI/II ill qllI!S­ I;O/Jillg lite ef!ccfiwnl'u of II,ese Irm/itiOlUlI taxOJromies. 80/11 Iht' stories alld IIOI't!lS fea/llre flllt'Xqllhill! cOl/1m! ofhlllgl/uge, II 1'0'1)' Jmmollr, al/d a 1/41 w,der­ slamJil/g ofI"III/m' rt'/(I/ioflsllips. KEVWORDS. Jngose, leshinn liteHllllre. lesbian fiction, New Zealano, lesbian writing, queer fiction, queer wliling, postmodern wriling

Lesbians and Economic/Social Change: Impacts of Globalisation on OUf Community(ies) and Politics 115 Prue Hyma"

This article discfl:!,ses dIe gfo/Jafisntiol/ jllggemaut amI ils impaclS 0/1 h'O/IIel/ ill gell­ emf (/lid les/limu ill particular. II ol//Iilll:'s till:' illadeqlwries ojthe pil/k doflar glillp­ pie illlage ojlesbiafls, alld considers what lesbian ecollomics il1l'O/I'('. Tflis leads ((J ollilining Wtlll! poli/ira! impliea/iOlu for allr 01111/ COIlUllwlitles ofglobaliStJliol/ mId ils il/di.'i,lI/nlislic world, iI/ten/ally. ill cooliliolls, alld in ollr dealillgs willI gOI'em­ lIIellls. 1/ cOl/eludes t"lIt t'eOl/ol/lics is (III ill/parlaUf i/lj111ellce 0/1 ol/r COI/IlI/Wlilies, for gOOtI alld ill, awl dial m/ues oJld politics shmdd be crilicollo how Wt' lUll/dIe «OIIUil/1e ;sSJles, CoU/ilming Ifle cll'aliofl oflesbiOlI «ol/omy and I'nllle syslellls and il/flllencing {!wse ofllle slroiglll1\'or/d ON! OllgO;lIg, diffiCtllt tasks. KEYWORDS, Globalisalion, lesbian communities, lesbian economics, lesbian polilics, pink dolla(, New Zealand

The Great, Late Lesbian and Bisexual Women's Discrimination Survey 133 JeullY Rankine

This 1992 New Zeafand Slln'~y of discriminll/iOl1 agai/lst 261 fesbillfl alld bi­ s'ex/laf lo1.'Qlllell fowld comparable rales ofp/lbfic lIbuse alld workplace discrimi­ IIIltioll (0 If,ose leporll!d by sun'e)'s ill other del'eloped COl/lllfies, Tile WOlRe/J reporled fligher fIlles ofassil/lll;/l public pfaces /f10l1 a randolO s'alllpfe ofNew Zeafalld lo1.'OmeJI. 'lI/ligellOus Maori 101.'Ol/Ien reporled higher raIl'S of assouft, tllreals, l't'rbal ob'lSe, ami workplace discrimination ,h{lIIllre /loll·Maor; womell

SlUTf'}'ed. Itggre.niO/l agaillSl lIlt' 1l'OlIIell W(H ope'l ill rt'spmue to publie expH's­ SiOl1 of affeclioll for Glwtf,er 1.'OIlIfW or 10 rejl.'(·liol/ of //It'll S l/lIhlic S'e.\1/al n.d. I'll/Ices. TIl(' l"t'slJ(l/Idelll.~ ",porII'd limlile l'dllcalimwl em'iroltll1l'll/s '''01 COli/­ cided Wifll pee" haf(lSSlUelll of swdellls III/racted to Illeir 011'11 gel/der. l\rOlUld II,'O-/hirds ofII,,! womeu IIad /riddell/lleir sexllali/l' OIl\OI/le orcasioll~ at work 10 al"Oid discrimillalioll. No sigl/ifical/I differellces IJeill'('e/llhe discr;millal;oll 1'.1'­ perie/lces oflelbil/ll OIld hi.w.ll/of '1'OlIIell emerged, oll'lOlIgllllle bise.l,1Iol sample was /00 small for slalislical (l/Ialysis, KEYWORDS. Bisexual women, roming out, discrimination, di.~riminalion in (/j educalion, harassmen1, hnle crimes, lesl;liun, sexunl identity, seKllol orienlation, , allulysin!f, Ifle COI/~Ji/}//liOlI 1110/ Ille /999 1.011' 0 COll/missioll sllId}; Women's Acces-<;; to Legal ServICes, has /llIIde (oo/lr knOll'!· ~Z 0 ell.~e aboullflt? impaCI oflilt' law oll!('sbiall relmiollslli"s alld commuII/lies. C"l .....J ~ KEYWORDS, Lesl;lian legal theory, law and sexunlity, law reform, access 10 "+-< If) justice, el!ualily, discriminlllion, lesllillll visil:Jility, New Zealnnd 0

The Effects of Coming Out on Relationships and Health 183 Miriam Saphira Marewa Glover

This sflldy sel 0/11 10 nscl'rtni" how open fes/Jialls were allOlII/ileir s~mfll oriell· /tIliO/I, /lSi,lg a sllowball salllple of lesbinlls ill Nell' Zm/a,lId, l1,e research fook('d 01 IIow disclosure impacrr:d 011 ledl/all st'.l"Ua/bd'IJl'wm; self assessell Irellilfl SlaWS, refaliow"ipl', al/l/llSI' oflIe(/II/I sen'ices. TIlt' ql/~Sliolls were pllrt (continued, next page) ofa large sllrvey model/efl Oil a Norlll Heallll SllIdy (Pllrr, Wlrtllokel;afllf Jack· SOli, 1998) which il/clllded 'lie SF-]6 sUfI'e}' illSlrllll/clll. II Jlrl/ldllrdlled se/ of (continued) ql/e~fiQlIs alld cafwlllfed scoriflg wert'lIJl!d /0 II1I'USI.re IIII' st'f!-llsses!>ed liealill 0/ re~'I'Ol/{lelll~ (Waft' el af, /9(3). TIll,: 795 n!/lIrI/ results were compnfe

That Four Letter Word-Sons: Lesbian Mothers and Adolescent Sons 195 Jill Chrisp

This lille Inr fiJis arliele l/lu bt't'll illspih'd by piom:t'rlemillist tllld lesbiaf/ /1101'" er of a .WII, Robill MOl'gall, who wrote, "/fJew subJecls so prol'Oke Q/I.fiely Oll/Ollg femillisls 115 Il,e fOllr-leill'r word SOliS. Yetlhal subject goes to Ihe CfIIX of poH't'f ami of/kltfiarc"y. el'ell Illollgll it grazes Ihe livillg IJerws 0/ {Oloe" (Mor. gal/, 1997, p. 38). The arlide is based Oil Ilte malerial galhered from ill/t'n'it'ws \I'il/l/esbiml /rIO/llers wllo par/icipf1ted ill a doctoral research projecf im'esligal' illg lire mother/adolescenf·SOIl relaliollship. IV KEYWORDS. Leshilln molhers, families, parenling, relationships, adolescenl o zeal~nd o sons, fatherlessness, r"ther absence, New ..- Ties That Bind: Recognising the Spiritual 211 Al/isoll M. Kirkman

Thh paper f!).plores how 0 grollp ofPakeho WOllle,. who selfidelltify os Il'sbi{l/~ gay, or /'omost'.fIIal set obOIll COlIsfnlCliflg /Jew ways of beillg Cllrisrioll, illjlm'llcl'd by jt'millisl world-views Cllld all erhos of selj-aH'(If'elle5S. n,is COliSlnlctiollll1eshes WillI /leI<' Imy} of being religiOljs ;', modem sociefies, bill il also demons/rales /low les­ biull WOIllell lla'1! IUllch i/l COII/IUOII with olher WOIllell wim;" Chrisria/l dl/lrches. Tllis paper, IIlell!fofl', siglmls dIe (OIIIi/llIing importallce ofge"deras all il1felwl/illg sln/cmll' ",,111'11 eJ.plorillg Ihe re{oriolwup betweell St'Xlmlity (/lid religion, specifical­ ly Ihl' relatiO/lship be/IWe/l being I~shian Oil/I being Chrisllan. KEYWORDS. Lesbians and ChrislianilY, lesbians and spirituality, lesbians and religion

REGULAR ARTICLE

A "Labor from the Hearl": Lesbian Magazines from 1947·1994 229 Jail Whin

While il is tn/e Ilud jJIlbficatio//!; largeled to gay males /liSlOrical/y were glossier, had //lOre f.'OIlsisfellt ad1:er/isilJg iI/COIl/t', al/d doim<'fi higher cirr"filliolls 1110/1 lesbiall

periodicals, l1,e IIIl11r/Jf!'r of fesMall llewslt'IIt'rs, 1ll'll'spollt'rs, (111/1 IIIQgazil/es g/l'w IigllifiulI1lly durillg Ihe lJenrly 50 }'t'l1rs COI"('W ill IItiJ s/lld}: 11lis study cllfOniclt's I1ml origill, growNI al/d disappeorTmce offOllr sigl/ijictJll/ Inbiau 1",/>IicatiOlu~Vice Ve~ The L1dder, Focus: A Journal for L.eslliall\ f/lld Sinistet Wisd\ml-jivlII 1947 to 1994. Tflt's/! magazilres illustrate varied gellre i,r les­ biml pllblisllilJg hislory o/ld rt'Pll'selllllrll'e dislillclly diffl'rrlll geograpllicaf arras. TJ",y also spall almost fil'e decodes dllrillg /11t! i,lllflspicious begirUlillg olld mpid grow/h oflilt' lesfJiall preu This SlrlJy argiles thalleJ/JiQ/I pl/Mico/iolls, af!flflugh of/el/ ,ied 10 pu/(/icQl/yac­ til." orgollil(/liaJlS, exisled primarily 10 hel" iudil'idlialleJ/,;alls COllie 10 Il'nlls wi/II a !lolllolNrobic world olld 10 prol"i/le social (01II1t'cliolls Qlld esSt!lIlial SUPIl{/r/ }}'slems. I.es.f (tnmlcinlly secm"" Ihall fheir COIl/III'f/)(lrls ill Ihe gn)' male ",ogoz;'lt' illdl/SflYo lesbian p"blicmiollS were labors uffill'!! oud mrely sl/n'il'l'd. KEYWORDS. Women's slUdies. media history, leshill.n'gay periodicals, print media history, allernaljYe media

BOOK REVIEWS

Reclaiming A Usable Past: Passionate CamnulIIities: Reading Lesbian Resistance in }ewe Rule's Fictioll by Marilyn Schuster 253 Reviewed by Joalllle Glasgow

Complexity Trumps Correctness: Social Work wilh Lesbians, Gays, and Bise:ruals: A St,.engths Perspective by Katherine Van Wormer, Joel Wells, and Mary Hoes 257 Reviewed by ElizafJelil Zelvill

Three Boundaries Well Crossed: Women Crossing Boundaries: A Psychology ofImmigralion and Transformations ofSexuality by Oliva M. Espin 261 Reviewed by Susan Nicastro and Mary Ballou

About the Authors 265 Editor's Note / 6

THEORETICAL ISSUES Brownyn Winter Feminist Misunderstandings: Issues in Feminist Approaches to 54 Islamism / 9 Valentine M. Moghadam Feminism and Islamic Fundamentalism: A Seculilrist Approach /42 Rillat Hassan Brief Comment on "Feminist Misunderstandings" 146 Margot Badean Understanding Islam, Islamism, and Islamic Feminism / 47 Brownyn Winter Naming the Oppressor, Not Punishing the Oppressed: Atheism and Feminist Legitimacy / 53

ARTICLES Judy Tzu-Chun Wu Was Mom Chung"A Sister Lesbian"? Asian American Gender Experi­ mentation and Interracial Homoeroticism / 58 Ronda Ward A Colonial Woman in a Republican's History: Benjamin Vicuna MackeIUl3 and lA Quintrala / 83 62 Malgorzata Fidelis "Participiltion in the Creative Work of the Nation:" Polish Women Intellectuals in the Cultural Construction of Gender Roles / 108 Johanna Schoen Between Choice and Coercion: Women and the Politics of Sterilization in ~ North Carolina, 1929-1975 / 132 Jennifer A. Nelson (f) ~ "Abortions under Community Control": Feminism, Nationalism, and the Z Politics of Reproduction among New York City's Young Lords / 157 DEMYSTIFYING PuBLISHING .~ Toni Mortimer ...... 0 The Manuscript Submission, External Reviews, and Journal Production 0 Process / 181 N ~ l? BOOK REVIEWS Z ~ Sandi E. Cooper Il. War and Gender Transformations-Transatlimtic Examples /189 C> rJl Patriotic Toil: Nor/hiTll Women and the American Civil War by Jeanie Attie; Women's /del"ilies at War: Gender, Motherhood, alld Polilics ill Britaill alld Frallee during Ihe Firsl ....J .--< World War by Susan R. Grayzel; Womell, Men, and the Greal War: All Anlhologyo! d Siories edited by Trudi Tate Basla A. Nowak Z Women in Poland: Society, Education, Politics, and Culture / 196 <') .--< Kobiela f spo+ecurlslwo: Na ziemiaeh po/skich w XIX wieku (Woman and society: In the ~ Polish lands in the nineteenth century); Kobiela i /'dulweja: Na ziemiaeh po/skich w XIX >-l i XX wieku (Woman and education: In the Polish lands in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries); Kobiela i cdl/beja: Na ziemiaeh poJskich w XJX I XX wieku 0 {; (Woman and education: In the Polish lands in the nineteenth and twentieth centu­ I----> ries); Kobiela i lEWia/ po/il_l/ki: Polsbua lie poro/1Jlwczym w XIX i TV pocz"kaeh XX wieku (Woman and the political world: Poland in comparison in the nineteenth and beginning of the twentieth centuries); Kobiila i CEWial polityki: W /lfepodleg+/'j Pillsee (Woman and the political world: In independent Poland); KiJbiela i hl/lura: Kobiely Tvotr6d tmlrcdw kliliury illleleklllalnej i artys/ycZrlej w dobie rozbior6w i w Iliepodleg+ym pails/wie polskim (Woman and culture: Women among [ntel1&tual and artistic cultural ("reators in the era of the partitions and the independent Polish country); Kobiela i ku/lura lYcLll codzil'lHlfgO, wiek XIX j XX (Woman and everyday mlture, nineteenth and twentieth centuries), 1111 edited by Anna -amowska and AndrzeJ Szwarc Katharina von Ankum What's Age Got to Do with It? Youth and Gender in Twentieth-Century Germany / 207 "Sag mir, wo die Madchen sind...": Beitrage zur GeS1:hlechlerges("hkhte der Jugend (Where have all the girls gone? Contributions toward a history of youth), edited by Christina Benninghaus and Kerslin Kotz; Die anderen Jugendlichen: Arbeitermlid· chen in der Welmarer Repl.lblik (The other yOlmg adults: Working-class girls in the Weimar Republic) by Christina BefUlinghaus Ida Blom Tales of "friumph I 210 Voices ofWomOl HislorialJs: The Personal, Ihe Po/Weill, Ike Professiolllli edited by Eileen Boris and Nupur Chaudhuri Ann Twinam Colonia! Habits as Colonial Habits / 213 Colonial Hilbils: COlwell/s ilnd Ike Spiritual fco/wmy of Cuuo, Peru by Kathryn Burns ABSTRACTS I 216 CONTRIBUTORS / 235 NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS I 238 ANNOUNCEMENTS / 240 55

KFINE ROMANCEI 2 Tahoma byM. Broughton Boone. Reviewed by Ruth Burke.

3 Power, Race, and Gender in Academe: Strangers in theTower? ed. Shirley Geok~Lin Lim and Maria Herrera-Sobek. Reviewed by Jo-Ann Reid. 4 Women On The Row: Revelations From Both Sides OfThe Bars by Kathleen A. O'Shea. Reviewed by Barbara 1. Bond. S Coming Out ofCancer: Writings from the Lesbian Cancer Epidemic ed. Victoria A. Brownworth. Reviewed by Marcy Jane KnopjNewman. .7 . Acro'ss an Untried Sea: Discovering Lives Hidden in the Shadow ofCoilventionand Time by Julia-Markus. Reviewed by Joan Kasson. 8 Not One ofthe Boys: Living Life as a Feminist by Brenda Feigen. Reviewed byAlly Acke~ . 9 Women Coauthors by Holly A. Laird. Reviewed by Kristin Rusch 10 The Sounds of Feminist Theory by Ruth Salvaggio. Reviewed by Barbara Korbal. 11' Frommer's Gay & Lesbian Europe by Oavid Andrusia, Haas Mroue; Donald Olson, & Todd Savage. Reviewedby renee c. hoogland. 12 You're Not From Arm,md Here, Are You? A Lesbian in Small Town America by Lou­ ise A. Blum; .Reviewed by Beren de Motier.. 13 !REVIEW ESSAY: Lesbian Photographed Shaping Photographic Discourse by Tee A. Corinne.' [rHE FICTION CORN.,..ERI 16 A Year ofFull Moons by Madelyn Arnold. Reviewed by Carla Tomaso. 17 Do Drums Beat There by Doe Tabor. Reviewed by Melissa Hartman. ~17 Unexpected Child by Patricia Grossman. Reviewed by Martha Ficklen. lit's A MYSTERY! 18 The Merchant ofVenus by Ellen Hart. Reviewed by Judith V. Branzburg.· . 19 'Deadly Embrace by Trudy Labovitz. Rev.if;wed byRuth Burke. 20 Death Understood by Claire McNab. By die Sea Shore by Sandra A. Morris. Re- viewed by Ruth Burke. 21 Storm Rising by Linda Kay Silva. Reviewed by Pauline Klein. .21 "Ode to a Lute" Poems by Jesse Mavro Diamond. ttHE EROTIC LESBIANI .. 20 UniformsEx: Erotic StOries of Women in Service ed. Linnea Due. Reviewed by Anne Kail. 56

Volume 26,iNo.2 itSummer 2001

2 From lhe Editor

4 Lellers

7 Kol Ishah NEWS YOU IIAVEN'T HEARD BEFORE Jewish film festivals with a feminist spin· Urgent: how to safeguard our abortion rights' Sex and incontinence' Jewish women in prison' and more

BLACK/JEWISH: Reporting from the intersection of these identities.

13 A Hard Row 10 Hoe BY Mo FLEMING An African-American woman talks frankly about the joys of becoming Jewish-and about the pain of being insulted by other Jews.

16 Portrayed, or Betrayed? BY CHARLOTTE HONINGMAN-SMITH Why does Rebecca Walker stereotype Jewish women? Our reviewer has some surprising criticism ofAlice Walker's daughter's much~touted autobiography, Black, While and Jewish.

,TB~.nAt~C~~:ACT: ",':;,',:: . )~! '''lam .t~elr.reJl.t.": ~ysoP·Hr~.DANj~ :b~E~P1~LO r.. :.. . ..' . A Yale senioron the iightrope,·te~ching·liin gir'~.tO !oveJewish,texi$ and ~I th~ Same ._ . time 10 challenge bow Judaism ,'iews womel\;'Plu$:tAMARA COHeN OIl pre-b~l mitzvah' ' d~ughter~ and RACHEL KRANsON oli a~c.eptiOl

2Z Taking Back Ou;-lli.tes:Ligh~gCandle$, B~king Challp" and . Ihe J:,aws,ocMar~ie"Sex il:;.-\'isXA~, ROS~':'~Biib, . ,.' :: A young feminist reclaims womell'~ traditionh,1 rillials.

25 Ruth A POHl BY JENNIFER THOMAS

Who was Lilith? 26 Fat Talk BY MIMI NICUTER I" the Garden ofEde". Lessons for mothers and others from Nichter's new book about teens and dieting. long before 'he eo/ing of And ... 22 years after Susie Orbach's Fat is a Feminist fssue became an international besl Ihe apple. the Holy Glle seller, BARBARA GINGOLD talks to Orbach in Jerusalem about Jewish women and body image. created J/ie first hI/mail beings-a IIUIII, Adalll, 30 Thirsting A SHORT STORY BY SUSIE KAUFMAN and a womall, Lililh. Lili'h said "We ure equal 3S Reviews becallse we are ('rea/eli Summer reading: sex, dance, theater, short stories with an edge, debut novels from lhe same earlh," and civil rights activism. -from The Alphabel of Ben Sira. 23a-h 45 Creative Edge CRAFTS, GIFTS AND MORE

46 Tsena Rena LILlTfl'S INDISPENSABLE RESOURCE PAGES COVER ILLUSTRATION BY KAREN STOLPER 48 Memorial Day in Tel Aviv BY TALIA CARNER 57 may 200 I. october 200 I• number

EDITORIAL EDITORIAL

GENDER AND POLITICS POLiTICA Y GENERO The FTAA negotiations Las negociaciones por el ALCA SECRET AGENDA AGENDAS SECRETAS

Questions on gender democracy Preguntas sabre democrada de genero PERHAPS NOT YET, NOT QUITE YET QUIZAS TODAViA NO, QUIZAS YA NO e'lnsri"a Thi'nner-Rohr

The World Social Forum (WSF) EI Foro Social Mundial (FSM) CHALLENGES FOR A NEW POLITICAL CULfURE RETOS PARA UNA NUEVA CULTURA pOLiTICA Liliall Celiberti

On the definition of what is "human" Sabre 101. definicl6n de "10 humano" TilE FEMALE BODY, NEGATED AND SACRALISED CUERPO FEMENINO NEGADO Y SACRALIZADO Marla Luisa Feme,,{as

War in Afghanistan La guerra en Afganistan BATTERED PEARLS PERLAS CASTIGADAS C/lrisli"e Noelle~Kt1rimj

AIDS SIDA AIDS in latin America and the Caribbean SIDA en America Latina y el Caribe MORE FEMALE, YOUNGER AND POORER MAs FEMENINO, MAS JOVEN Y MAs POBRE

AIDS in Africa SIDA en Africa A PANDEMIC OF SILENCE PANDEMIA DE SILENCIO S"umlle Leclerc·Madlala

AIDS in school EI SIDA Yla escuela OPENING DOORS, CLOSING WOUNDS ABRIENDO PUERTAS, CERRANDO HERIDAS Fenla"do Seffner

CULTURE CULTURA

Jhumpa Lahirls's "Interpreter of Maladies" (\. Gisela Richter ~¥¥~:.'" Suicidal poetry Poetas suicidas WORDS AND DEATH I"AS PALADRAS Y LA MUERTE _.MW.J Elena Fonsero RACISM RACISMO

raclsmo y xenofobla en SudaJrica MAs ALLA DE LAS FRONTERAS 59 Klladija Magardie

Con(erencla Mundial ESCLAVITUDES DEL SIGLO XXI 61 Cecilia Lipszyc

NEWS NOTICIAS Impressum

58 Editorial (English! Editorial (espeflo/!

Mea Culpa. Mea Culpa. Elena Fonseca Mea Culpa. Mea Culpa. Mea Mea Maxima Culpa. Maxima Culpa. (espeflo/! (English!

Beijing + 5: The Early Marla Suarez Beijing + 5: A Quien Madruga Bird Catches the Worm Toro Dios Le Ayuda

A Twenty-fIVe Years Zubeda Un Intento de Veintlcinco Attempt- From Mexico to Dangor Mos - Desde Mexico hasta New York Nueva York

Argentina: From Certainty Haydee Birgin Argentina: De la Certeza a la to Uncertainty Incertidumbre

Women in the Global Saskia Sassen Las Mujeresen la Ciudad City; Exploitation and Global: Explotaci6n y Empowerment Empoderamiento

First London. then Seattle Isabel Rodde Prlmero Londres. despues and now Hannover - the Seattle y ahora Han6ver - la Expo-World Exhibition in exposici6n mundial en Germany Alemania

Science In Women's Ute Scheub La clencia en manos de Hands: Innovation. mujeres: innovaci6n, Interdiscipllnarily, interdisciplinarledad. Internationalism internacionalidad

Key Components for an Seema Kazi Claves para una Paz justa y Eguitable and Long duradera: Conflictos Lasting Peace: Armed armados y las Mujeres en Conflicts and Women In Cachemira Kashmir

Cultural Resistance ". Millaray La resistencia cultural ". Ser Being a Mapuche Painemal mujer mapuche en el Chile Woman in Chile 2000 and Sara del 2000 MacFall (electronic issue / no year given) Rural South African Kgalliso Las mujeres rurales de Women Join Information Pleasant SUdBfrica ingresan en la era Age through Telecentres Masetlha de la Informaci6n a traves de and Stephanie telecentros Gingras

Confidence Trick? The Debate J Fraude? Ventajas y Pros and Cons of the desvenlajas de Internet en Internet in Africa Africa

Women's Memories - an Alena Memoria de las Mujeres - un International Learning Wagnerova proyecto de aprendizaje project internacional

A Backdoor into the Wera Reusch Una puerta trasera al Present: An interview with presente: Entrevista con Pat Pat Barker. one of Barker, una de las novelistas Britain's most successful mas eldtosas de Gran novelists Bretana Impressum

Editorial (English! Edttorial (espailo/!

Racism. Xenophobia and datebook Raclsmo. Xenofobla y 59 Gender - International Genero - Seminarlo Seminar and Related Internaclonal y Information informaciones relacionadas

The long shadows of the Helma Lutz Las largas sombras del past: Racisms. pasado: Raclsmos. Nationalisms. Ethnlclsms Nacionalismos. Etniclsmos and Gender In a "New y Genera en una "Nueva Europe" Europa"

International Trafficking Marian Douglas TrMco internaclonal de in Black Women - "La mujeres negras - "La Africana" and "Ia mulata" africana" y "Ia mulata" en out in the world el mundo

25 years after the Pia Dlaz 25 anos despues de los uprising: Women are levantamientos: La muler regaining their positions recupera posiclones en In Soweto Soweto

Soweto. South Africa. 16 Ana Radebe Soweto. Sudl\frica. 16 de of June. 1976: Memories junio de 1976: Recuerdos of the Old Struggle - de una vleja lucha - los Challenges In the New desaflos de una nueva Scenario democracia

The Rainbow Nation - Prishani Naldoo I La Nacl6n del Arco Iris? - Class. Race and Gender Clase. Raza y Genera en in the New South Africa la Nueva Sudatrica

In the street. at home. Lucy Garrido En la calle. en la casa. en and in bed - For an la cama - Por una inter-American Convenci6n Interamericana Convention of Sexual de los Derechos Sexuales and Reproductive Rights Ylos Derechos Reproductivos

A declared war against Xlmena Machlcao Una guerra declarada (electronic issue I no year given) the rights of women: B. Elizabeth contra los derechos de las Global obstruction Salguero C. mujeres: La obstruccl6n global

Holy hatred? - Penalties Anissa Helle I Odio santo? - Sanclones for homosexuality jn por homosexualldad en los Muslim Countries paises musulmanes

Earth Summtt 2002 - Minu Hemmati Cumbre de la Tierra 2002- Preparations and Preparaclones y Women's Activities Actividades de la Mujer

The Desire for Regina Michalik EI Deseo como Fllosofla - Philosophy - Interview Entrevista con Judith Butler with Judith Butler

The Insaliable Woman Cherrle Moraga Buscando a la Mujer Insaciable

Being Elsewhere - About Adelheid Being Elsewhere - Sobre la the Filmmaker Heddy Scholten clneasta Heddy Honigmann Honigmann 60

Volume 3, Issue No.7 MAY 2001

*DEPARTMENTS 6 EDITOR'S LETTER 7 CONTRIBUTORS 8 LETTERS

PANORAMA The Contender; Dog Tales; Chlamydia Connection; Choice Is 12 Yours; Corrective Measures; Dioxin Danger

FAMILY MATTERS I Breast, 2 Breast? A mother questions the effect of her 18 breast cancer on her children, only to find infinite wisdom in their innocence.

MAMM TALK Capitol Pulse. With an almost even party split in Congress and a 22 new administration in the White House, Rep. Nita Lowey (D-New York) gives her rake on what the new political landscape will mean for women's health issues.

24 IN PRACfICE Bigger Benefit? Edith Perez, MD, discusses clinical trials that test Herceptin as a possible ueatment for early-stage breast cancer.

26 FIRST PERSON Rite of Indulgence. How one woman found a different fashion sensibility to reflect her new after-cancer self. 58 CALENDAR A selection of notable events scheduled for May. 64 CANCER GIRL Out of Order. Are your personal circuits overloaded with calls from well-wishers? Try some nifty tricks for handling phone calls.

*FEATliRES A YEAR IN THE LIFE by Liz Galst. Photographs by Jane Regan. The ovarian 30 cancer support group at St. Joseph Hospital in Chicago has, in the last seven years, lost 12 members to the disease. The others come back week after week.

EARLY STRIKE by Ren~e Twombly. Some doctors are suggesting women 36 undergo chemotherapy before surgery to try to shrink tumors and monitor drugs' efficacy. MAMM explores whether this treatment offers a survival benefit. JOINT PAIN: A CHEMO CONNECTION? by B",b"" &ugton. Chemo· 40 therapy can induce side effects that may afflict survivors for years after treatment. Now, researchers are taking a closer look at arthritis and its possible link to chemo. TAKING CARE OF MOM by Elsie Hsieh. Caregiving is no small task, 44 especially when it comes to supporting a mother with breast cancer. In recogni­ tion of Mother's Day, MAMM's associate editor reflects on breast cancer's impact on the relationship between mother and daughter. PROFILES Gracias a Dios, by Ana Mendiela. Olga and Orlando De LeOn have 48 sunrived breast cancer together. Dogged Determination, by Laura Bond. Harriette Grober hasn't slowed down much, despite a devastating diagnosis several years ago. *BACK OF BOOK 56 REVIEWS MAMM critiques Not Just One in Eight, a collection of stories from breast cancer survivors and their families, as well as the new website cancer-pain.org.

59 COMPANION What's Your Status?; Touch Therapy; CUnical Trials Watch; The Craft of Comfort and Healing; Falsely Accused?; Resources

TOP TO BOTTOM: COURTESY OF ELIZABETH SUSSMAN NASSAU. ASSOCIATED PRESS. WENDY WALSH 61

Volume lA, Issue No.3 MAY 2001

* DEPMlTMENTS 5 CONTRIBUTORS

ADVOCACY Alive and Kicking. Susan M. Shinagawa. who has metastatic breast 6 cancer, eJo:plains how advocacy work invigorates her-now more than ever.

OFF MY CHEST Advanced Degree. What does a woman with advanced breast 7 cancer call herself if 'survivor' and 'sick' don't work?

IN PRACTICE New Combo. Dr. Joyce O'Shaughnessy discusses her ground­ 8 breaking study on the chemotherapy drugs Xeloda and Taxlotere.

9 FIRST PERSON Making Time. An ll·year survivor's account of how she keeps treatmem from taking over her life.

40 CANCER GIRL Muddled Memory. This columnist is suffering from cranial Swiss-cheese syndrome, but she can't remember why.

*FEATURES COURSES OF TREATMENT by Elsie Hsieh. Read MAMM's interviews with 10 four top oncologists about their patient-centered approaches to the trealment of advanced breast cancer.

THE SHOCK OF RECURRENCE by Musa Mayer. In this adaptation from her 16 book, Advanced Bre/HI Cancer, one of MAMM's contributing editors shares women's reactions to the news their breast cancer has come back.

STOPPING THE SPREAD by Erik Ness. Mosl cancer research focuses on 22 cancer cell growth. But some researchers are trying to figure out how to inhibit the process of metastasis, or the colonization of distant sites in the body.

26 LIVING WITH ADVANCED BREAST CANCER, THE ABCS by Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick. Wit and wisdom on the upside-down world of metastatic cancer.

*Bi\CK OF BOOK COMPANION Online Support; Fighting Fatigue; Tales of Life and Living; 34 Considering Clinical Trials; Compassion and Closure; Resources

TOP TO BOTTOM~ COURTESY OF susAN SHINAGAWA, COURTESY Of £RIC WlNER. ION C. KRAUSE '1\)1, lA, NO.3, f'Qstrna,;lef; 5e1Xl a:U"ess ~to WMM. PO Bo> 423. ML Moms. H. 6105«1423. 62

Volume 3, Issue No.8 JUNE 2001 *DEPARTMENTS 6 EDITOR'S LETTER 7 CONTRIBUTORS 8 LETTERS

PANORAMA Chipping Away; Lawn Jockey; Donation Dilemma; Hope in Dope; 12 Executive Disorder; Extra ProteClion

FAMILY MAITERS Father Knows Best. Coping with breast and ovarian can­ 17 cer, Robin Zatel got her strongest support from her father.

FIRST PERSON Bathing Beauty. A breast cancer survivor dives in to the 18 difficult task of post-mastectomy swimsuit shopping.

OFF MY CHEST Fond Farewells. MAMM advice columnist Eve Kosofsky Sedg­ 20 wick looks at the best way to say a casual goodbye to someone with advanced cancer.

22 MEDIA WATCH Extreme Exposure. Dr. Jerri Nielsen, who treated herself for breast cancer on the South Pole, initially condemned the media. Since then, she's been pushing her bestselling book non-stop. 58 CALENDAR MAMM offers a s~lection of notable events scheduled for June. 64 CANCER GIRL My Dear Daddy. On Father's Day, our columnist remembers her role model, and catches him up on her life since breast cancer.

*FEATURES ALL THE RIGHT MOVES by Katie Szymanski. If, like more than 40 million 24 Americans, you have no health insurance, there may be more treatment resources available than you think. MAMM explores some options state by state.

FASHIONABLE SURVIVORS Photog"phs by Jay Muhlin. MAMM's 32 second-ever fashion portfolio, set in lush Miami, feamres four breast cancer survivors modeling the latest looks from popular retailers. LIFESAVER? by Lynda Liu. Women who received radiation treatment for 40 Hodgkin's disease as girls and teenagers have higher rates ofbreast cancer. MA1vlM explores the connection between the cancers and how therapy has changed. OVARIAN DOCUMENTARY by Liz Galst. Photographs by Jane Regan. In 44 the second in a yearlong series, the ovarian cancer support group of Chicago's Saint Joseph Hospital breaks bread together.

PROFILES Unexpected Blessing, by Jennifer New. Cindy Buranek hears her 48 mother's voke. Spirit in Malian, by Franchesca Ste\'ens. Cervical cancer survivor Julia Archibeque-Guerra dances through lymphedema.

*BAl:K OF BOOK 56 REVIEWS MAMM critiques a web page on legal protections, as well as Soutbern Com/ort, a film about a transsexual who bauled ovarian cancer and discrimination.

59 COMPANION Covering Costs; A Mouthful"of Advice; Power of Suggestion; Pet Therapy; The Role of p53; Resources

TOP TO 80TTOM: WENDY WALSH, COURTESY OF ROBIN ZAREL. JAY MUHLlN 63

Volume 3. Issue NO.9 JULY/AUGUST 2001

* DEPARTMENTS .. ,~ 6 EDITOR'S LEITER I 7 I CONTRIBUTORS I 8 I LEITERS , PANORAMA Breastfeeding Bonus; To Catch a Virus; Conceptual An; No Need .•... 12 .... to Stress; Time for a Vaccine; Reviving Rhythm

MOTHER'S SON What Boys Learn. One man reflects on why boys, not just 17 girls, need to learn aboU[ women's health.

ADVOCACY Awkward Silences. 'Xfhy jt's important for breast cancer advocates 18 to include women with advanced disease.

FAMILY MATTERS Growing Pains. Understanding unsupportive reactions 22 teenage daughters may have when their mothers are diagnosed with breast cancer.

INTERNATIONAL DISPATCH A First Step Health advocates in Turkey are 25 working to make access to health care and mammography a reality for more women.

TRIBUTE MAMM pays homage to the late Hollis Sigler, an artist whose 26 creativity drew on her own struggle with breast cancer.

64 CANCER GIRL Sleeveless Survivors. Our columnist reflects on the decision to don a tanktop and reveal her lumpectomy scar.

*FEATURES MORE THAN A GAME by Stacie Stukin. Cancer survivor sports teams are 28 offering support to many women and proving that coping with a cancer diag­ nosis doesn't always have to mean spending your life on the bench.

GO WITH THE FLOW? by Catherine A. Warren. MAMM investigates 34 whether women of childbearing age should take honnones to suppress ovulation, which some researchers believe may contribute to a lower risk of female cancers. DOES SIZE MATTER? by Sue Rochman. Breast cancer treatment guidelines do 38 not recommend chemotherapy for women with tumors 1 em or smaUer, hut a new review suggests that some women with small tumors might benefit from chemo. CLOSEUPS by Liz GaIst. Photographs by Melissa Ann Pinney. In the third 42 installment ofour yearlong documentary about" Chicago ovarian cancer support group, we examine the lives of members with ad\'anced disease.

PROFILES Where Eagles Feast, by McKibben Jackinsky. Jean Keene helps hun­ 48 dreds of bald eagles through the Alaska winter. Grand Designs, by Donald Suggs. Doctors told Nyrvah Richard she was pregnant; she had ovarian cancer inslead.

*BACK OF BOOK

56 REVIEWS MAMM critiques the website www.breaslcancer.org, as wetl ,15 Breasl Concer: Soddy Shapes an EpIdem;c, a book offering varied perspectives on the disease.

59 COMPANION Garden TheHlpy; Sun Protection; No Sweat; Journal \'('atch: The Gail Model; Resources

TOP TO BOTTOM: PAUL JOSEPH. HOLLIS StGlER. DONNA ALBERICO 64 IIANUSHI A Journal about Women and Society

No. 123 March - April 2001

Responses to Manushi...... 2

Villages in Rajasthan Overcome Sarkari Dependence 4 Profile ofRajendraSingh and his Work MADHU K1SHWAR

My Vision ofthe Future 17 On lhe cover: Rajendra Singh of ReimaginingIndia'sPresent Tarun Bharal Sangh. ASHISNANDY (See slory on page 4)

Declared Criminal at Birth 22 India's "Denotified Tribes" DILIP D'SOUZA

Education: New Light in New Times 27 Women's Songs onSchooling Girls in Rural Rajasthan ANN GGOLD

Mother ofModern Dogri Poetry 36 A Literary Proftle ofPadmaSachdev SHIVANATH

Book Review: MuchLongingand SomeFulfihnent...... 38 A Handful ofSun and Other Poems by Padma Sachdev . REVIEW: HARISH TRIVEDI

Short Story: When Resolutions Falter 41 NRATHNASREE 65

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

Volume 29, Number 2 Spring 2001

Panel Discussion: Have the media killed feminism? 3 Indian women journalist meet, frame beginnings of network 11 Visit our new web sitel 12 Briefs 15 Books, etc. 16 66

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

Volume 29, Number 3 Summer 2001

Advertising dangers: stereotyping, lack of equality, sexualization .. 5 Exposure to sports media may encourage teen focus on body image .. 5 AEJMC research roundup on women and media .. 6 News Briefs ,...... 12 People: Katharine Graham remembered . 16 MEDIEVAL 67 FEMINIST FORUM

NO. 31. spring 2001

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

FEMINIST LEGACIES, II: Hope Emily Allen, the Second Volume of the Book of Margery Kempe•. and an Adversary Oohn C. Hirsh) ' , .. 11 "The Ever-Growing Army of Serious Girl Students": The Legacy of Hope Emily Allen (Marea Mitchell)...... 17 Eleanor Prescott Hammond (Derek Pearsall) . .29 Embarking with Constance: Margaret Schlauch (Laura Meslayer Rogers) . .36 The Agony of Influence (Mary Carruthers) 43

BIBLIOGRAPHY (Chris Africa)...... 48

BOOK REVIEWS . .54

SUBSCRIPTION INFORMATION. .61

BALLOTS 63 vii Foreword R1Jlh]. Simmons ix Introduction Smith-Wesleyo. 68 Editorial Group xvi Tribute to Barbara Christian Ann duCiII,

COUNTERPOINTS

I Arna Ata Aidoo, Edna Acosta-Belen, Amdta Basu, Maryse Conde, Nell Painter, and Nawal EI Saadawi speak on feminism, race, and s transnationalism en ....en ESSAYS 0 ~ 0 29 Translating the Global: 0 s::: Effects ofTransnational Organizing 0 .... Z'" on local Feminist Discourses and .J-l ~ tI:l :;; Practices in Latin America Sonia E. Alvarez s::: ::J .~ en f-< 68 Globalization ofthe Locall ::J s::: -.: Localization ofthe Global: tI:l Ma~pingTransnational Women's l-< '1:j .J-l H Movements Amrita Basu ~ ~ ~ CU ~ • (J Ol IN THE TRENCHES tI:l :;; ~ l-< ::J 85 Notes from the (nonlField: ~ z Teaching and Theorizing Women ofColor Sen H Rochel L" c:u .... ~ s::: :;; CULTUREWORKS .... ::J. S >-l IIO Poems by Miyako Sugano, Cathy Kanoelani Ikeda, ~ ~ 0 Muriel M. Ah Sing Hughes, Tamara Wong·Morrison, > Juliet S. Kono, and Cathy Song. With a note on Hawai'i's local literature by Mtyoko Sugano

ESSAYS 128 Hair Race-jng: Dominican BeautY' Culture and Identity Production Ginttta Candtlario IS7 Mixedblood Mediation and Territorial Re-Inscription in Ceremony Marily. Mill"

MEMOIRS 179 uThe Shock ofSensation": On Reading nit Walles as a Girl in India and as a Woman in America Metna Alexander

MEDIA MATTERS 187 Organic Hybridity or Commodification ofHybridity? Comments on Mississippi Mosolo Kum·Kum Bhollnani

IN THE ARCHIVES 204 On Constance Baker Motley Kalhl". Banks Nun" 213 About the Contributors 216 Thanks to Readers 217 Guidelines for Contributors ix Editor's Introduction Kum·Kum Bhavnani 69 I ESSAY: Missing in Action: Ida B. Wells, the NAACP, and the Historical Record Paula Giddin9' <: 0 (il"l 18 "Instrumental Rhythm" N,ili,Won9 c::t"' a.... INTERVIEW: Edwidge Danticat: ::: ::s '9 t'1 .... An Intimate Reader Mtridians intervitw with ..... Vl jruica Hom Z ~a ~ c:: 26 lIThe Lost Ring" Mti-mti Btrssmbrug,gt ::: Sn ~ 28 ESSAY: Women afeolor t'1 rD ~ ~. ""i" and the Global Sex Trad., I=t Transnational Feminist Perspectives Kamala Ktmpadoo '" IU ::s ~ 52 "Geography" Adrienne Su '" Vl i"'".... ::s • 53 FICTION: Fire and Sand loHa Halaby Z IU Gl P. ~ 65 CONFERENCE REPORT: 0 '"0 ::s The Color of Violence, ....0 Violence Against Women ofColor And,.. Smith e..... ~ Vl 73 REVIEW ESSAY: Global Feminisms a rJ) and Food Doris Witt

94 "In the Company ofWomen" Darl,n, Pa9dn

95 ESSAY: Dispersed Radiance: Women Scientists in C. V. Raman's Laboratory Abha Sur

128 "Sparkle" Yona Harvey

130 ESSAY: Transgressive Women and Transracial Mothers: White Women and Critical Race Theory Frana Winddance 'I\vine

154 "Epigram" Adrienne Su

155 ESSAY: The Interstitial Politics of Black Feminist Organizations Kimbrrly Sprin9rr

192 "strange fruit" and Olpea song" Yolanda Wishrr

'94 REFLECTIONS: The Politics of Place and Racism in Australia: A Personal Exploration W,ndy Harcourt

208 "Why I am afraid" lorrlli William,

209 About the Contributors 212 Guidelines for Contributors

214 Acknowledgements 70 A1idwifery ~~t~9Y Issue Number 58, Summer 2001 Momaloto f ~ DEPARTMENTS [;> Midwifery Today a 1 from the Editor ~ 4 Networking !'1 6 lricks of Ihe lrode '"a 7 Marion's Message Photo by Cornelia Enning, page 22 fi 8,28 Queslion of the Ouarter FEATURES ~ 16 Poetry Midwifery Today ~ 62 Journal Abslrocls 9 We Two Form a Multilude----lols WIlSON ~ 63 Media Reviews 10 Momolote>-Juoy ED....,. 65 News 12 How Aphrodite. Buddha and Jesus Developed Their Capacity 10 lOVe---MICHEl 0000 70 Classified Advertising 14 lOlus Birth, Asking the Next Oueslion-llOBlN ~M 71 Colendor 17 lolus Birth, AMother's Perspeclive--llIBKCA I!AsHAAA 73 Photo Album 18 Bonding and Spiriluoli!y--KATtU'N.IoHHsoN International Midwife 19 Molernol Connecling Relationship with the Unborn Chikl-J,...... HAu. 51 from the Edilor 20 Connecting wllh Your Inlonrs Spiril-fl1Y Lrouc 52 Cords and leners 21 Birth and Dealh, A Doula's Role in Sacred Momenls--4i'lIN MooRE 22 Making a Dinerence, A Blueprint for Hormony-SutH KAAu. 24 Building Sacred Trodilions in Birth-WNAPIO OW« 8AJmm 21 The Doulo's Contribution fo Mamoloto--G.u TUllY 29 Papatoto, Homebirlh from a father's Perspectiv<>--McHAfl WnOi 31 falhers, Those Engrossing firsl Minutes---1llCHAJ--UTHYO'IlovANf 34 Holding Hands, The Immeasuroble Value of Human Touch--l'AAJG< K. TURNER 36 Mothers and Babie~ E. 8ROWN 38 Homeopathic Remedies for Back labour and Posterior Presenlation---PIPfA MARrtt 39 Chinese Medicine for Pregnancy and Chiidbirlh-ll£BKCA W..OWSI

58 Tijuana Journa~JERR'l' WHITING EdUor's Note: We chose as Ihe lille ror this issue Ihe word mamalolo, which in Swahili means 60 Bali: A lesson in Organic Ealing--ROBIN lJM 'motherboby." 61 Philippines, fn the Nighllorego-VlCkl _ MINERVA 71 Quarterly Report on Women and the Military

Vol. XIX, No. I Spring, 200I

Article Women Nurses in the Spanish-American War Vesna Nikolic-Rislanovic Mercedes H. Graf Women, Violence and WAR: 3 Wartime Victimization ofRefugees in tile Balka"s Reviewed by Kathryn Spurling, Ph.D. Book Reviews 47

Capt. Deborah Dempsey and Joanne Reekier Foster Rosemarie Skaine The Captain's a Woman: Tales ofa Merchant Mariner Women at War:Gender Issues ofAmerican in Combat Linda Greenlaw Reviewed by Palricia Jernigan, Colonel, US Anny, Retired The Hungry Ocean: A Swordboat Captain's Journey 51 Reviewed by CDR Darlene Iskra Melissa S. Herbert 39 Camouflage [sn'l Onlyfor Combat: Gerard J. DeGroot and Corinna PenislOn-Bird, eds. Gender, Sexuality. and Women in the Military A Soldier and a Woman: Sexual Integration in the Military Reviewed by Gioia Grasso Reviewed by Donna M. Dean 55 42 Cynthia Enloe Judith Ann Giesberg Maneuvers. Civil War Sisterhood: The U.S. Sanitary Commission and The International Politics ofMilitarizing Women's Lives Women's Politics in Transition Reviewed by Daniela Rechenberger Reviewed by Jennifer Rebecca Harbour 58 44 Louise Barnell Ungentlemanly Acts: The Anny's Notorious Incest Trial Reviewed by Gioia Grasso 60 Robert B. Edgerton Warrior Women: The Amazons ofDahomey and the Na/ure ofWar Reviewed by Alfred S. Bradford 62 72

VOLUME XI NUMBER 5 • AUGUST/SEPTEMBER• 2001

FEATURES

..0 SPECIAL REPORT: 62 A DAUGHTER OF MS. GOES TO COLLEGE CAMBODIA So you want to know what college is like for a REMEMBERS feminiS[? Forger the Princeton Review. Ms. loung Ung lost much ofher goes to the source, with essays by smdents family to the Khmer Rouge, about everything from "glomming" ro speak~ and was trained to be a child outs and lciss-ins to the challenge of being a soldier. Now she fights [0 rid radical feminist in the Bible Belt. the world ofland mi nes. It's one way [0 banish her demons. 5.. WH ERE IS TH E LOVE? BY RACHEL LOUISE SNYDER "Because I am a black woman

trying (0 love a black man, my 68 POST-ABORTION STRESS choices ace fewer, my chances SYNDROME dimmer." Maybe what the Anti-choicers are pushing the bogus claim that communi£)' needs is a Black abortions cause debilitating suess. Here's Love Day, says the amhor of what you need to know abouc this so-called this provocative essay. "woman~cemered" campaign. BY ANGELA ARDS BY CYNTIlIA L. COOPER

EDITOR'S PAGE Macedonia's Trafficked Women 92 COLUMNS BY MARCIA ANN GILLESPIE Find Sheher BY DAISY HERNANDEZ, BY LAURA ROZEN 29 GLORIA STEINUI, LETTERS Newsmaker: Dr. James Pendergrafr AND 'ATltlCIA SMITH 9" MS.CELLANEOUS BY MIRANDA KENNEDY 32 96 BACK PAGE What? 9 Clippings Brenda Srarr Goes to Women ro Warch 10 BY KATE ROUNDS 3/j. The Hall of Fame Just the Facts 12 36 YOUR WORll BY DYLAN SIEGLER Word: TQ/mwa 13 Academic Discrimination Lives On COMMENTS PLEASE ,. NEWS IY GRETCHEN SIDIlU (INSIDE BACK COVER) Bolivian Women Stage a 73 SHE SAYS Coca Revoir Karhy Najimy Takes On Hollywood BY LESLEY MACKAY lit Every Day In Every Way Bush's Federal Judge Nominees- BY JEANANN PANNASCH Is He Kidding? 76 BOOKS BY ANAGA DALAL 19 Mother Milieu The Fighter Pilot and the Veil BY KATE MILLETT BY MOIRA BRENNAN 20 Reviews 80 73 Lener from Quebec City: Boldtype: ZZ Packer 83 Breaking Down Ihe Walls BY JUDY RElICK 22 a" ARTS ANO MUSIC Letter from San Antonio: Arcs: W' Virgen Gets a Makeover BY HOLLIS WALKER A Win for Women and [he Am BY BARBARA RENAUD GONZALEZ 26 Music: The Price is Right BY CORI ELLISON 88 Opinion: The Sins of [he Fathers Quick Takes BY fllANCES KISSLING 28 BY ANN MARIE DOBOSZ 89 Introduction: Gleanings MARGARET MCFADDEN ix

Articles 73

Locating A Native Englishness in Virginia Woolf's The London Scene SONITA SARKER , 1

Memory and Oblivion MARIANETTA PORTER ,., , 31

Civil Society, Feminism, and the Gendered Politics of War and Peace

Introduction GORDANA RABRENOVIC and LAURA ROSKOS 40

Building a Culture of Peace: Some Priorities ELISE BOULDING 55

Globalization, Militarism, and Women's Collective Action VAL MOGHADAM 60

Women's Peacekeeping During Ethnic Conflicts and Post·Conflict Reconstruction RADHA KUMAR ,., , 68

Full Moon: The Imagery of Wholeness and Celebration BETTY BURKES 74

Women of Color Standpoints

Introduction PATRICIA A. WASHINGTON and BETTY J. HARRIS 80

Tribute: Barbara T. Christian 11943-20001 GLORIA BOWLES . . 84

The Angry Black Woman Scholar CHARMAINE C. WILLIAMS 87

"IWas (So) Busy Fighting Racism that I Didn't Even Know IWas Being Oppressed as a Woman!": Challenges, Changes, and Empowerment in Teaching About Women of Color LILI M. KIM 98

Motivational and Attitudinal Factors Amongst Latinas in U.S. Electoral Politics SONIA R. GARCiA and MARISELA MARQUEZ 112

Charting Ourselves: Leadership Development with Black Professional Women TONI C. KING and S. ALEASE FERGUSON 123 Review Essays

Now the Body Is Everywhere SUE V. ROSSER 142

Yakudoshl: A Critical Age for Japanese Women and Japan CLAIRE Z. MAMOLA 149 Book Reviews

The Woman Behind the LenS: The Life and Work ofFrances Benjamin Johnston, 1864-1952 by Bettina Berch Seeing America: Women Photographers Between the Wars by Melissa A. McEuen KAREN BEAROR 157

Musical Women in England, 1870-1914: "Encroaching on All Man's Privileges" by Paula Gillett . AmyBeach, Passionate Victorian: The Life and Work ofan American Composer, 1867-1944 by Adrienne Fried Block Ruth Crawford Seeger: A Composer's Search for American Music by Judith Tick SUSAN BORWICK . 161

We Weren't Modem Enough: Women Artists lJnd the Limits of German Modern. ism by Marsha Meskimmon PETER PETSCHAUER 166 (continued, next page) (continued) Lariua Performance: Traversing the Stnge by Alicia Arriz6n LlItin American Women Dramatists edited by Catherine Larson and Margarita Vargas 74 Critical Acts: Latin American Women and Cultural Criticism by Elizabeth A. Marchant The Decolonial Imaginary' Writing Chicanas inro HislOcy by Emma Perez CHRISTOPHER JOSEPH MITCHELL 169

Ms·Directiug Shakespeare:Women Direct Shakespeare by Elizabeth Schafer KAY H. SMITH. .. 175

A Passionate Sisterhood: The Sisters, Wives. and Daughters of the Lake Poets by Kathleen Jones Eve's Proud Descendants: Four Women Writers and Republican Politics in Nineteenth·Century Pmnce by Whitney Walton Florence Nightingale: Avenging Angel by Hugh Small ANNE O. DZAMBA 178

Atthe Heart ofthe Empice: Indians and the Colonial Encounter in Late-Victorian Bcitain by Antoinette Burton Writing Under the Raj: Gender. Race. and Rape in the British Coloniallmagina­ tion, 1830-1947 by Nancy L. PaXton Nation, Empire, Colony: Hisloricizing Gender and Race edited by Ruth Roach Pierson and Nupur Chaudhuri SRIMATI BASU 182

A Desired Past: A Short History of Same· Sex Love in America by Leila J. Rupp To Believe in Women: What Lesbians Have Done for America·A History by Lillian Faderman VICKI 1. EAKLOR 187

For Her Good Estate: The Life of Elizabeth de Burgh by Frances A. Underhill Medieval Gentlewoman: Ufe in a Gentry Household"in the Later Middle Ages by Ffiona Swabey Young Medieval Women edited by Katherine J, Lewis, Noel James Menuge, and Kim M. Phillips Constructions ofWi.dowhood and Virginity i.n the Middle Ages edited by Cindy 1. Carlson and Angela Jane Weisl JULIA DIETRiCH " 190

Beauty Matters edited by Peg Zeglin Brand Hair Matlers: Beauty, Power, & Black Women's Consciousness by Ingrid Banks The Face of Our Past: Images of Black Women from Colonial America to the Presem edited by Kathleen Thompson and Hilary Mac Austin CONSTANCE ULMER ,., ,., .. ,,.. , 196

Islands ofWomen alld Amazons: Representations and Realities by Batya Weinbaum ANNIS VILAS PRATT 200

How Like a Leaf: An Interview with D01lrla ,. Haraway by Thyrza Nichols Goodeve Margaret Mead and Ruth Benedict: The Kinship of Women by Hilary Lapsley Grit-Tempered: Early Women Archaeologists in the Southeastern United States edited by Nancy Marie White, Lynn P. Sullivan, and Rochelle A. Marrinan ERIKA BOURGUIGNON 202

Whatever It Tukes: Women on Women's Sport edited by Joli Sandoz and Joby Winans Reading Sport: Critical Essays on Power and Representation edited by Susan Birrell and Mary G. McDonald M. ANNE HALL 206

The Good·Natured Feminist: Ecofeminism and the Quest for Democracy by Catriona Sandilands Feminism and Ecological Communities: An Ethic ofFlourishing by Chris Cuomo MELISSA CLARKE 210

What is a Woman I and Other Essays by Toril Moi Whiteness: Feminist Philosophical Repections edited by Chris Cuomo and Kim Hall Shadowboxing: Representations ofBlack Feminist Politics by Joy James MECHTHILD E. NAGEL 213

Books Received 218

Announcements., 226 NORA 75 Nordic Journal ofWomen's Studies no. 1 2001, Volume 9

Eva Borgstrom and Ulla Eriksson-Zellerquist Editorial 3 Haldis Haukanes Anthropological debates on gender and the post-communist transformation 5 Laura Carlson Peculiar restrictions: restraints on women's employment in Sweden 21 Line Nyhagen Predelli Missionary women and feminism in Norway, 1906-1910 37

BOOK AND DISSERTATION REVIEWS Malin Lennartsson Spoken and unspoken promises 53 Ann Therese Latherington Mapping women's organizing 55 Kjell Fahlander Women with intellectual disabilities 56 Berit Brandth How men become fathers and dads .58 An-Magrill Jensen The second parent. 59 Malin Ronnblom From practice and politics to theory and strategies 62 Johanna Hurtig The challenge of understanding 66 Tulia Palin Postmodem art discourses 67 Torgerdur Einarsdollir Women in medical training and teacher education 69 76

activism Weaving a Web of Solidarity: Women Protest in Quebec 1

news National and International News 3

interview Spinifex: Feminist Publishing in Australia 6

''- ," review fIlo Angel in the Classropm ~ 1p

,r!3gular features .. Feminist Radio Show's :.: 13 Letters , 14 Chicken Lady 16 Festival Calendar 17 77

activism NOW Protests Bush on Mother'sDay 1 DC Dyke March : 5 news National and International News 3

conference Gender Rights, Transgender Rights, Women's Rights?: GenderPAC's 1st National Conference 6

commentary Multiple Partners, MUltiple Choices: A Feminist Exploration of Monogamy vs. Nonmonogamy 10

review. The Varied Voice of Politics: Lucille Clifton 11 Betty Friedan and the Making of the Feminist Mystique 12 Not Child's Play: An Anthology of Brother Sister Incest... 13

letters Homophobia in Prison? 14.

regular features Festival Calendar 17 august-september 2001 volume xxxi, number 8

news National and International News , : ..4

conference New NOW President Promises Relentless Activism 6 .

feature National Women's Studies Association Ponders High-Tech Future , 8

commentary Back to Cool: How the Things We Do For Love Keep Us Apart 14 Self-Esteem in the Lesbian World : 18

., review you don't know what Igot 20 Ani DiFranco: Revelling and Reckoning, ~ " 22 Jenn Adams: In the Pool.. 23

regUlar features Dykes to Watch OutFor 30 Letters : , 32 Feminist Bookstores ' 33 Festival Calendar 34 Announcements ; : :.36 79 FROM SECOND WAVE TO THIRD WAVE FEMINISM

Introduction ~~ Second Wave to Third Wave Feminism: A local View r::::O Joan Iversen ~m Articles ...... 111 Making Family Planning A Reality: The Origin of PPADOC 17 1" Anna EJNyn (in coIaboralion wlh NOf11IlJ lee Havens, z VryilJa 1.40". Ake PascaJe, Kafdtn TuJ, D~ Bronnel) r:::: RecollecUons: 3 AbPascaJe 28 g SandyCOOen 29 ., DoroIhy Bloom 31 ......

Women's Studies al Oneonta State: The Beginning 35 N?;' Joan Iversen Oneonta Women's Studies Directors/Chairs 42 I- Recol/ecUons: !l Madyn Hele,.,e 44 50 5' Chatlolte Zoo Waleer Ol E. T.A Davidson 52

From Second Wave to Third Wave: 61 A Postcard From the Edge/KathJeonO'Mam

Teaching from the Margins at SUNY Oneonta 72 Gladys M. JirOOnez·MuiJoz

'Bridging' the Second Wave and Third Wave: 81 Intersectional Politics in Women's StudieSlCaooad Soozo

Conferences and Collective Work; Reflections of a 89 Women's Studies Graduate/Rebekah Delaney

From Margin to Mainstream: Women's Studies 95 Transforming Hartwick College 1985-2000 Katherbe O'Donna' Queer Connections: Lesbians, Gays and Feminists on Campus 111 Kathleen O'Mara

RecollecUons: Shari Schutzman 131

Delaware-Otsego NOW: The Sevenlies 133 Lesley DIehl and Joan Iversen

Recollectlons: Mary Janson Lesie 137 Balbaro Gibert 141

Battling the Reagan Backlash: Oneonta 143 Feminist Organizing 1980-20001 Kathorine O'Donnel

(continued, next page) 80 FROM SECOND WAVE TO THIRD WAVE FEMINISM

(continued) Domestic Violence Services in Otsego County 162 Sheny Frohman

Community Response to local Needs: ~Project 85" 169 Jack R. Iversen

Recollections: Edlh Wile 176 Moly Keough (Lynch) 178 Joan Iversen 180

Everywoman's Fair: 1979-1982/Oonno Hotafng Olelo 183

Oneonla Rape Crisis Nelwor1

RecollKtlons: Peg Hathaway 188

Short Fiction/Essays

Ratllingthe Serious Saber/AI MacDonold 189

Summer House/Sandra Maul)' 203

Day Trip/Theo Paulne Nestor 213

DisappearinglBatbara Haines Howatt 222

Lily Among Thorns/Sandra MaclJammoir 227 Poetry

Not Too Late/Jennier Dworschack·Kinlef 235 Sapphics lor the Tenth Muse/Janel Mason 236 While She Was Adorned With Necklace Of Teeth 237 And Charms 01 Green Stone/ Poems With MoliuskSiCOrolne D. GoodwtJ

HoneymoonlMegeen R. MulJoIand 241 Winter LightiKathal)'lJ Howd Machan 242 The Middle of the AfternOOn/Marianne Pobskey 244 What My Mother Did/Shelby Alen 246 Mother and Chiid/8elsyJohnson-MlIer 247 The Sandbar WallzlRebecca Lee Yates 248 ElizabethslJoyce Odam 250 Inappropriate Fiercenes~/M. ~crivne, 251 Little Girl on TileS/Erica Pedersen 252 Rock, Paper, ScissorS/carol HalTli«on 253 Aggravated/Keley Jean WhA'e 254 Archaeology In A Tourist Town/sA 51.Andrews 255 PSYCHOLOGY OF WOMEN QUARTERLY Volume 25 Number 1 2001 81 FEATURE ARTICLES Health Relationship Issues (or Lesbians Dis/ress and Internalized Homophobia Among Lesbian Women Bonnie A. McGregor Treated for Early Stage Breast Cancer Charles S. Carver Michael H. Antoni Sharlene Weiss Susan E. Vaunt Gail lranson Social Involvement, Disclosure of Sexual Orientation, and the Quality Kristin P. Beals 10 of Lesbian Relationships letitia Anne Peplau RESEARCH ARTICLES Higher Education Institutional Affiliation and Satisfaction Among Feminist Professors: Rachel Gross 20 /5 There an Advantage to Women's Colleges? Julie Kmeic Judith Worell Faye Crosby Race HOulsider Wilhin" the Firehouse: African American and White Janice D. Yoder 27 Women Firefighters lynne l. Berendsen Gender Differences Mediators of the Gender Difference in Rumination Susan Nolen-Hoeksema 37 Benita Jackson Body Image Issues The Effects of Weight and Achievement Messages on the Self-Esteem Shelia lambekar 48 of Women Diane M. Quinn Jennifer Crocker A Test of Objectification Theory in Former Dancers and Non-Dancers Marika Tiggemann 57 Amy Slater Conceptual Paper Women and Salary Negotiation: The Costs of Self~Advocacy Mary E. Wade 65 800K REVIEWS Behind the Mask: Destruction and Creativity ;n Women's Aggression, Deborah L. Cox 77 by Dana Crow ley Jack Raising Their Voices: The Politics of Girls' Anger, by lyn Mikel Brown Jessica Henderson Daniel 78 Race, Gender, and Discrimination at Work, by Samuel Cohn Theresa J. Brown 78

Engendering Psychology: Bringing Women Into focus, Barrie Bondurant 79 by Florence Denmark, Vita Rabinowitz, and Jeri Sechzer Patricia l. N. Donat The Psychology of Women, by Margaret Matlin Women and Gender: A Feminist Psychology, by Mary Crawford and Rhoda Unger The Developmental Social Psychology ofGender, edited by Thomas Eckes Tarja Raag 81 and Hanns M. Trautner Gender and Emotion: Social Psychological Perspectives, Laura B. Citrin 82 edited by Agneta H. Fischer Barbara Fredrickson What Causes Men's Violence Against Women? by Michele Harway Charlene L. Muehlenhard 83 and James M. O'Neil Zoe Peterson Beyond Appearance: A New Look at Adolescent Girls, edited by Norine G. Nita Mary McKinley 84 Johnson, Michael C. Roberts, and Judith Worell An Introduction to Multicultural Counseling, by Wanda M. l. lee William H. George 85 Diversity ;n College Settings: Directives for Helping Professionals, Kimberly Barren by Yvonne M. Jenkins Handbook of Gender and Work, edited by Gary N. Powell Margaret S. Stockdale 87 PSYCHOLOGY OF WOMEN QUARTERLY Volume 25 Number 2 2001 82

FEATURED ARTICLES 1999 Division 35 Presidential Address: Leveling the Playing field­ Melba J. T. Vasquez 89 Toward the Emancipation of Women 2000 Carolyn SherifAward Address: Some Ufe Lessons Sandra Schwartz Tangri 98 RESEARCH ARTICLES Comparison ofMedia-Literacy Programs to Strengthen College Women's Lori M. Irving 103 Resistance to Media Images Susan R. Berel Reasons andJustifications (or Considering Pregnancy Among Women Karolynn Siegel 112 Living with HIV/AIDS Eric W. Schrimshaw What Makes a Feminist? Predictors and Correlates of Feminist Social Miriam liss 124 Identity in College Women Christy O'Connor Elena Morosky Mary Crawford What's in a Name? The Status Implications ofStudents' Terms ofAddress Hilary A. Takiff 134 for Male and Female Professors Diana T. Sanchez Tracie l. Stewart In Protection of Ourselves: Black Girls' Perceptions of 5eJ{~Reported Aalece O. Pugh-Lilly 145 Delinquent Behaviors Helen A. Neville Karen l. Poulin A Comparative Study ofthe Implicit and Explicit Gender Attitudes of John J. Skowronski ISS Children and College Students Melissa A. Lawrence 800K REVIEWS Disappearing Acts, by Joyce K. Fletcher Theresa J. Brown 166 With the Phoenix Rising: Lessons from Ten Resilient Women Who Angela R. Gillem 166 Overcame the Trauma ofChildhood SexualAbuse, by France"s K. Grossman, Alexandra B. Cook, Selin S. Kepkep, and Karestan C. Koenen Teaching Introduction to Women's Studies: Expectations and Strategies, Hilary M. Lips 168 edited by Barbara Scott Winkler and Carolyn DiPalma The Power of Feelings: Personal Meaning in Psychoanalysis, Gender. Jeanne Marecek 168 and Culture, by Nancy J. Chodorow The Search (or Autonomous Intimacy: Sexual Abuse and Young Women's Mindy B. Mechanic 169 Identity Development, by M. Sue Crowley Sexuality. Society. and Feminism, edited by Cheryl Brown Travis and Jeanette Norris 170 Jacquelyn W. White Tatiana Masters

Coming into Her Own: Educational Success in Girls and Women, Kathryn Quina 171 edited by Sara N. Davis, Mary Crawford, and Jadwiga Sebrechts The Masculine Self (2nd ed.), by Christopher Kilmartin John M. Robertson 172 Exacting Beauty: Theory, Assessment, and Treatment of Body Image Maria P. P. Root 173 Disturbance, by J. K. Thompson, L. J. Heinberg, M. Allabe, and S. Tantleff-Dunn Body Image: Understanding Body DissatisFaction in Men, Women, Jaine Strauss 174 and Children, by Sarah Grogan Race, Gender &Class 83 An Interdisciplinary and Multicultural Journal

~volume 8, Number 1,2001 JI

Race, Gender & Class in Education (Part 2) Guest Co-Editors: Deborah B. Smith and Karen A. Johnson Southern University at New Orleans, College ofEducation

Jean Ait Belkhir, Deborah B. Smith, Lenus Jack Jr 3 Introduction to Race, Gender and Class in Education

Valerie Maholmes 8 Revisiting Stereotype Threat: Examining minority students' attitudes toward learning mathematics and science

Barbara Signer (it. Deborah Saldana· 22 Educational andCareer Aspirations ofHigh School Students and Race. Gender, Class Differences

Stacey J. Lee 35 Exploring and Transforming the Landscape ofGender and Sexuality: Hmong American Teenaged Girls

Ming Fang He 47 Trapped In-Between A Narrative Exploration ofRace, Gender, dnd Class

Pauline Lipman, Eric Gutstein 57 Undermining the Strugglefor Equity: A Case Study of Chicago School Policy in a Lalinola School June I, 2000

Marfa Etena Reyes 82 Tortured Victory or Joyful Accomplishment? Successful Eskimo and Latina College Students

Dave Ramsaran t07 Education in a Multi-Racial Society: Race Class and Patriarchy in Collusion

Alan Singer 127 Wanted - Theories and Research that Explain Privilege and Oppression in Education and us. Society

George J. Sefa Dei 139 Rescuing Theory: Anti-Racism and Inclusive Education

Jeanne Weiler 162 Alternative Visions: (Re)Fashioning Female Gender Identities Wilhin an Urban Classroom 84 Race, Gender & Class An Interdisciplinary andMulticulturaljournal

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Marxism: Race, Gender, & Class Guest Co-Editors: SusanArcher Mann, Michael D. Grimes, and Stephanie Shanks-Meile

Susan Archer Mann & Michael D. Grimes 3 Common and Contested Grounds: Marxism and Race, Gender and Class Analysis

Martha E, Gimenez 23 Marxism, and Class, Gender, and Race: Rethinking the Trilogy

Celine-Marie I'acale 34 All in a Day's Work. A Feminist Analysis ofClass Formation and Social Identity

Richard Hogan 61 Class, Race and Gender Inequality

Derek V, Price 94 . The Praxis ofCritical Empricism: Race, Class, Gender and Social Jus/ice

John Foran 117 "Studying Revolutions though the Prism ofRace, Gender and Class: Notes toward a Framework"

Jean Ail Belkhir 142 Marxism without Apologies Integrating Race, Gender, and Class: a Working Class Approach Editorial 6 Marge Serer By and for young women and men

Features on the Theme 85 11 Karll Dehne, Gabriele Riedner Adolescence - a dynamic concept 16 Suneela Gary, Nondini Sharma, Socio-cultural aspects of menstruation in an urban slum in Delhi. Ragin; Sahay India 26 Beth Moina Ahlberg. fila lylkGs. Gendered construction of sexual risks: implications for safer sex IngrIa Krantz among young people in Kenya and Sweden 37 Linda Rae Bennett Single women's experiences of premarital pregnancy and induced abortion in lombok. Eastern Indonesia 44 Ntsiki Mcmzini Sexual initiation and childbearing among adolescent girls in KwaZulu Natal. South Africa 53 A/ka Saroa. Kathleen Kurz Reproductive health-seeking by married adolescent girls in Maharashtra, India 63 Abigail Harrison, Nonh/anhla Xaba, Understanding safe sex: gender narratives of HIV and pregn~'ncy Pinky Kunene prevention by rural South African school-going youth

72 Joanna Busza I Bettina TSchunter From competition to community: participatory learning and action among young, debt-bonded Vietnamese sex workers in Cambodia 82 Josino Z Mochel Unsafe sexual behaviour among schoolgirls in Mozambique: a matter of gender and class 91 Sanyuk!a Mathur, Anju Malhotra. Adolescent girls' life aspirations and reproductive health in Nepal Manisha Mehta 101 Barbaro Hanna Adolescent parenthood: a costly mistake or a search for love? 108 Charles Nzioka Perspectives of adolescent boys on the risks of unwanted pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections: Kenya 118 Zhenzhen Zheng, Yun Zhou, Lixin Sexual behaviour and contraceptive use among unmarried. young Zheng. Yuan Yang, Dongxia Zhao, women migrant workers in five cities in China Chaohuo lou, ShuangJing Zhao 128 AdemoloJAjuwon,lw%/a Perceptions of sexual COercion: learning from young people in < Akin-Jimoh, Benjamin Oladapo Ibadan, Nigeria o Of/ey, Ofagoke Akintofa c 3 131 Nian Cui. Minxiong ii. Ersheng Gao Views of Chinese parents on the provision of contraception CD services to unmarried youth <0 146 Mercedes Muiloz Self-aware sex education: a theoretical and practical approach In Venezuela 153 Emmy Surman Challenges and dilemmas in counselling young women on z pregnancy options c 160 Kim Dlckson·Tetteh. Audrey Petlita" Working with public sector clinics to provid'e adolescent-friendly 3 services in South Africa C" Winnie Molcko ...CD Bookshelf ...... 170 Karl L Dehne, Gabriele Riedner Sexually transmitted infections among adolescents: the need for - adequate health scfVices Commentary 184 Rauf Mercer, S{fvina Ramos. Dalia The need for youth-oriented policies and programmes on Szulik, Nina Zamberlin rrsponsible sexuality in Argentina Poem 192 Mariah Mphambane Who am 17 Research Methodology 193 Isabel Goicofra Exploring women's needs in an Amazon region of Ecuador using qualitative approaches Issues in Current Policy 203 Youth Statement to the African Development Forum 206 !pas declines to sign the Global Gag Rule: public statement Letters to the Editor 208 Nailokr Mhanda let me lell you how I came to become an activist 210 A}1en Bufut Abortion law: the TurkiSh experience 212 (name withheld] Unfortunately. there is not such good news from Afghanistan (continued, next page) (continued) Issues in Current Service Delivery 213 Aldr;e Henry-Lee Women's reasons for discontinuing contraceptive use within 12 months: Jamaica 86 Round Up 221 Law and Policy Reproductive heaUh policies and programmes in Francophone Africa Jordan: confronting 'honour' killings France Iiberalises abortion law family planning a human right, Guatemala Unapproved pregnancies and use of obstetric care in China Mass rape in Bosnia a war crime ..... Legal precedent against FGM in Kenya o Court roles against fatwas. Bangladesh o Stx selection and the European Human Rights Act, UK N Population approaching nine billion >. CEDAW paper on Burundi ra Still no consensus on abortion among Irish Parliamentary ::E Group Plight of women's human rights activist in Iran Whipping of NigNian teenage girl condemned Call for oversight of hospital mergers, USA '" . ... 225 Servict Delivery Medical abortion safe, effective and acceptable in India ... H~lf of abortions in Uganda to adolescent girls C1l .c Consultation patterns for conhaception before teenage E . pregnancy, UK ::::J Emergency contraception over-I he-counter: UK, Italy and Z Belgium Screening, for cervical neoplasia in Vietnam and South Africa Women's experience of maternity care in lebanon C'l Caesarean s~ctions: Chile and UK Reducing inappropriate IUD selection: Mexico C1l E Discussing sexuality in family planning consultations in ::::J Egyptian clinics o Weakness of syndromic management of vaginal discharge in > India 229 STD/HIV/AIDS Gender and sex differences in HlV infection patterns in Zimbabwe Condoms used mainly in non-marital relationships in Zimbabwe Youth perspectives on condoms in South Africa Asymptomatic STDs in men in Tanzania The use of tampons for diagnosing STDs Nevirapine use for preventing verticallransmission of HIV still recommended Anti-HIV drugs, profits and politics 232 Research The 'safe period' isn't always when it's thought to be Regretted sexual intercourse among Scottish teenagers Initiating condom use in exclusive dating relationships Is clinical breast examination an acceptable alternative to mammographic screening? Screening for endometrial cancer unnecessary for women on tamoxifen Time to pregnancy and fertility Controlling malaria in pregnancy Contraceptive patch matches effectiveness of oral pill Maternal age and fetal loss Psycho-social impact of bilateral prophylactic mastectomy Breastfeeding promotion must reflect women's experiences New frozen egg techniques Doctors, nurses and gender Mifepristone effective as a late post-coital contraceptive 236 Publications for Young People Growing Up Alone. HIV/AIDS: AGlobal Emergency learning to Uve: Monitoring and Evaluating HIV/AIDS Programmes for Young People How to Bridge the Gap Between Us? Gender and Sexual Safety Taking Steps of Courage: Teaching Adolescents About Sexuality and Gender in Nigeria and Cameroon Pregnant and Unsure? The Weird and Wonderful World of Billy Ballgreedy Is Everybody Doing It? Your Guide to Contraception Abortion - Just So You Know RlSOUkCfS FOA FfHlNIST R£Sf.Atot I DOCUMENTATION SUA LA UOI£lCH£ ffHIHJSTE

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9 Editorial/Editorial 182 The Impossibility ofMotherhood: Feminism, Individualism, and the Problem ofMothering Patrice DiQuinzio 13 Articles I Articles and Transfonnative Motherhood: On Giving and Getting 13 Skin-Bleaching: Poison, Beauty, Power, and the . in a Consumer Culture Politics of the Colour Line Linda L. Layne, ed. AminaMire Reviewed by Susan Driver

39 Exploring Legislated Ontario Midwifery: Texis, 188 Mappings: Feminism and the Cultural Geographies Ruling Relations and Ideological Practices ofEncounter Mary Sharpe Susan Stanford Friedman Reviewed by Susie O'Brien 65 Homeless Women and Victimization: Abuse and Mental Health History among Homeless Rape 190 Narrative in the Feminine: Daphne Marlatt and Survivors Nicole Brossard Lana Stermac and Emily K. Paradis Susan Knutson Reviewed by Jennifer Henderson 81 The Evaluation ofUniversity Teaching: Exploring the Question of Resistance 193 Paths ofDesire: Images ofExploration and Mapping Jamie-Lynn Magnusson in Canadian Women's Writing Marlene Goldman 99 Fieldwork Among Friends Reviewed by Ruth Dyckfehderau Rusty Neal and Jane Gordon 195 Politics and Feminism 113 Feminist Research on Mothers and Illegal Drugs Barbara Ameit Susan Boyd Reviewed by Nadine Changfoot

131 Invisibilily, Interviewing, and Power: A Researcher's 198 Radical Feminism: A Documentary Reader Dilemma Barbara A. Crow, ed. Marcia Marx Reviewed by B. Gerry Coulter

153 In/Out/Side: Positioning the Researcher in Feminist 200 The Second Greatest Disappointment: Qualitative Research Honeymooning and Tourism at Niagara Falls . Sandra Acker Karen Dubinsky Reviewed by Catherine Kellogg

173 Book Revlewe / Compte. rendus 202 Taking Back Control: African·Canadian Women Teachers' Lives and Practice 173 A Female Economy: Women's Work in a Prairie Annette Henry Province, 1870-1970 Reviewed by Njold Nathani Wane and Tirbenny Mal')' Kinnear Sharma Reviewed by Susan E. Wunefe 205 Temporary Work: The Gendered Rise of a 174 Ghosts in the Machine: Women and Cultural Policy Precarious Employment Relationship in Canada and Australia Leah F. Vosko Alison Beale and Annette Van Den Bosch. eds. Reviewed by Tania Das Gupta Reviewed by Eva Mackey

177 . Higher Goals: Women's Ice Hockey and the Politics 209 Abstracts / Pr4cls de lecture ofGender Nancy Theberge 239 Books Received I Llvres refW:us Reviewed by Ian Ritchie

180 Les femmes de I'immigration au quotidien 245 Contributors' Note. I Notes blographlquee Sous la direction de Nadia Bentchicou Compte rendu par CarolJe Simard 88 Room of One's Own CELEBRATING 25 YEARS OF THE BEST IN WOf,ilEN'S UTER4TURE AND CRITICIS~.'

Volume 23:2 September 2000

SHORT STORIES NAOMI FRIESEN Tree 32 KATHIE LAMBERT Different 11 JOANNE BARRIE LYNN Canada Geese 36 BARBARA FELDMAN Chrysalis 37 Litter 16 KARIN GRAY FRANCES BOYLE A poem grows silently 48 Chicory 26 Small coin 49

KRISTI-LY GREEN VALERIE STETSON birthday girl 33 The Bell-Ringers 61

KATHLEEN HERZIG LEANNE BOSCHMAN-EPP Inside the Stone House 39 What's Down There 92 cinders & seeds 94 MAUREEN MAGEE Outtakes from the Arctic 52 CAROL REIFF Moving from Memory 96 MELISSA KWASNY Somewhere in the Middle 97 Indian Girl 65 ART ENID L. BARON 79 Sweets JANE RICHARDSON Fossil 4 NICOLE ROBERTS Chestnut Park 10 Cold Feet 89 Papa 38 CUidad 50 POETRY Weaving III Blue 98

DIANNE JOYCE The First Mermaid 6 REVIEWS MARITA DACHSEL REVIEW BY VIRGINIA AULIN Garden 6 A Student of Weather 99 September Afternoon 8 The Truth Teller 101 Strange Heaven 103 CLARE GOULET Clarity 9

CAROLE ITTER CONTRIBUTORS 104 Hello Anyway 21 3:30 A.M. Nine months exactly to the full moon of your death 22 Two and a half 24 Room of One's Own 89 CElEBRATING 25 YEARS OF THE BEST IN WOMEN'S LITERATURE AND CAITICISM

LOVE OR INFATUATION?

Volume 23:3 January 2001

INTRODUCTION. TANIS RIDEOUT history lessons 60 VIRGINIA AULIN A painting by Mr. Hughes 61 Love or Infatuation? 5 VIRGINIA LEE HINES My Mother's Journal 62

SHORT STORIES ALISON PICK Beef Fondue 76 ALANA RYAN Her Riches 77 Whispering Fire in a Crowded Room 7 Prague 1939 7S Fear 1944 79 s. GRABER Cancer 2000 so A Dry Season 16 Depression S1 Depression While My S2 .JODI LUNDGREN Grandmother is Dying Damon: Journal of a Sublimation 23 PATRICIA WELLINOHAM-JONES FAITH JOHNSTON The Genes of Guilt 92 Blue 30

MARJORIE KOWALSKI COLE ART Aurora Borealis 3S MARVEN DONATI 4 ROSIN SUTHERLAND Sonata Rebecca 15 Singing in the Pain 55 Colours of a Woman /I5 29 54 BARB HOWARD Mirror #3 Whipstock 64

CAROL MCDOUGALL REVIEWS In the Soul of the House S3 REVIEW BY STEPHANIE DAYES PATRICIA WELLINGHAM-JONES Magic Eight Ball 99 Wedding in Indigo 93 REVIEWS BY VIRGINIA AULIN 101 POETRY The Blind Assassin Pick of the Paperbacks: 103 ADRIENNE HO The Map of Love 107 Green 19 Paddling through Time Goldberg, Reprise 20 Concert 22 CONTRIBUTORS 104 K.I. PRESS Reduction 37

JOANNE STRYKER Remains 52 90 SEX ROLES A Journal of Research Vol. 43, Nos. 9/10 November 2000

CONTENTS

Effect of Gender-Role Orientation of Primiparous Mothers Oil Their Cognitive Appraisals, Coping Strateg~es, and Mood Postpartum 593 Lilly Dimilrovsky, Rachel Levy-Shiff, and GoUt Perl Gender, Social Roles, and Mental Health: An Epidemiological Perspective 605 Natalie Sachs-Ericsson and James A. Ciarlo Alexithymia, Gender, and Responses to Depressive Symptoms 629 Kelly M. Carpenter and Michael E. Addis The Effects of Viewing R·rated Movie Scenes That Objectify Women on Perceptions ofDate Rape 645 Michael A. Milburn, Roxanne Mather, and Sheree D. Conrad Testing a Model of Socially Desirable and Undesirable Gender·Role Attributes 665 Karen Korabik and Donald R. McCreary On Sex Roles and Representations of Emotional Experience: Masculinity, Femininity, and Emotional Awareness 687 Mkhae/ Conway Men and Women in Indian Magazine Advertisements: A Preliminary Report 699 Mallika Dos BRIEF REPORTS Gender·Related Effects in Emotional Responding to Resolved and Unresolved Interpersonal Conflict 719 Mona El-Sheikh, Joseph A. Buckhall, and Stephanie L. Reiter Gender Representation in Television Commercials: Updating an Update 735 Robert A. Bartsch, Teresa Burnett, Tommye R. Diller, and Elizabe/h Rankin-Williams BOOK REVIEWS Psychotherapy with African American Women: Innovations in Psychodynamic Perspectives and Practice 745 Jacqueline S. Mattis Understanding Depression: Feminist Social Constructionist Approaches 749 Chris/ine L. Stiffler SEX ROLES 91 A Journal of Research Vol. 43, Nos. 11112 Deeember 2000

CONTENTS Is Gender Identity Disorder in Children a Mental Disorder? 753 Nancy H. Bartlett, Paul L. Vasey, and William M. Bukowski Gender, Gender Roles, and Personality: Gender Differences in the Prediclion of Coping and Psychological Symptoms 787 Liliana J. Lengua and Eliz.abeth A. Stormsllak Childless in the Land of Imperative Motherhood: Stigma and Coping Among Infertile Israeli Women 821 Larissa Remennick Gender and Perceptions of Danger 843 Mary B. Harris and Kari C. Miller Young Females' Images of Motherhood 865 Carine T. G. M. Ex and Jan M. A. M. Janssens The Relation Between Experience and Spatial Performance in Men and Women 891 Daniel Voyer, Carla Nolan, aud Susan Voyer BRIEF REPORTS Kept Under the Hood: Neglect of the Cliloris in Common Vernacular 917 Shirley MOlile Ogletree and Harvey 1. Ginsburg Male Bar Drinkers'·Perspective on Female Bar Drinkers 927 KatlJleen A. Parks and Douglas M. Scheidt SEX ROLES 92 A Journal ofResearch Vol. 44, Nos.lI2 January 2001

CONTENTS

Evaluating Gender Discrimination Claims: Is There a Gender Similarity Bias? Teri J. Elkin~ James S. Phillip~ Roberl Kanapaske. and Joellyn Townsend Sexual Abuse and Eating Disorders: A Test ofa Conceptual Model 17 Margaret M. Tripp and Trent A. Petrie "Ladettes," Social Representations, and Aggression 33 Steven Muncer, Anne Campbell, Victoria Jervis, and Rachel Lewis Predicting Dysphoria and Relationship Adjustment: Gender Differences in Their Longitudinal Relationship 45 Alina L. Remen and Dianne L. Chambless Adolescent Females' Idolization ofMale Media Stars as a Transition Into Sexuality 61 Rachel Karniol

The Mother-Daughter Relationship as a Resource fOf Korean Women's Career Aspirations 79 Hyunjoo Song Gender Differences in Effects of Mood on Body Image 99 Nigel Barber SEX ROLES A Journal of Research 93 Vol. 44, Nos. 3/4 February 2001

CONTENTS Outcomes of Requests for Summary Judgments in Federal Sexual Harassment Cases: Policy Capturing Revisited 109 Deborah Erdos Knapp and Brian P. Heshil.er Social Rules for Managing Allempted Interpersonal Domination in the Workplace: Influence 01 Status and Gender 129 Keithia L. Wilson, Alfred J. Lhzio, Siegrid Zauner, and Cynthia Gallais Contextual Differences in Parent-Child Play: Implications for Children's Gender Role Development 155 Eric W Lindsey and Jacquelyn Mize Is Female Body Esteem Shaped by Benevolent Sexism? 177 Stephen L. Franzoi Self-Esteem and Negative Affect as Moderators of Sociocultural Influences on Body Dissatisfaction, Strategies to Decrease Weight, and Sfrategies to Increase Muscles Among Adolescent Boys and Girls 189 Lina A. Ricciardelli and Morita P. McCabe Gender Differences in Illusion Response: The Influence of Spatial Strategy and Sex Ratio 209 R. J. Miller BRIEF REPORTS Judgement Accuracy in Body Preferences Among African Americans 227 Kashal A. Patel and James J. Gray Measuring Gender Orientation With Ihe Bern Sex Role Inventory in Chinese Culture 237 Jie Zhang, Jill M. Norvilitis, and Shenghua Jin ERRATUM 253 SEX ROLES 94 A Journal of Research Vol. 44, Nos. 5/6 March 2001

CONTENTS Sexual Jealousy in Heterosexuals, Lesbians, and Gays 255 Virgil L. Sheers and Marlow D. Walfe Even in Modern Media, the Picture is Still the Same: A Content Analysis of Clipart Images 277 Sharon Seidman Milburn, Dana R., Carney, and Aaron M. Ramirez The Role of Interest in Understanding the.Career Choices ofFemale and Male College StudenIs 295 Carolyn Morgan, James D. Isaac, and Carol Sansone Gender and Regional Differences in Spatial Referents Used in Direction Giving 321 Carol A. Lawton On the Gender-Typed Nature of Dominant and Submissive Acts 339 Donald R. McCreary and Nancy D. Rhodes BRIEF REPORTS Attiludes Toward Pornography and the Characteristics Attributed to Pornography Aclors 351 Jennee A. Evans-DeCicco and Gloria Cowan Gender and the Internet: Women Communicating and Men Searching 363 Linda A. Jackson, Kelly S. Ervin, Philip D. Gardner, and Neal Schmill BOOK REVIEWS That Obscure Subject of Desire: Freud's Female Homosexual Revisited 381 Boy Crazy: Remembering Adolescence, Therapies and Dreams 385 I ~ N S95

Volume 26 Number 4 Summer 2001

943 Editotial 949 Traveling with Her Mother's Tastes: The Negotiation ofGender, Race, and Location in WondnjUlAdventumofMn. Sea

983 Political Economy Discourses ofGlobalization and Feminist Politics SUYAnne Bergeron

1007 Is Local ; Global as Feminine: Masculine? Rethinking the Gender ofGlobalization Curia Freeman

1039 Global Circuits: Transnational Sexualities and Trinidad Jushlr KRur Puar

1067 Showcasing India: Gender, Geogrophy, and Globalization RupalOza

1097 Exploring Theories ofPatriarchy: A Perspective from Contemporary Bangladesh Shelley Feldman

1129 Tr.lDsgressing the Nation-Slate: The Pamal Citizenship and "Imagined (Global) Community" ofMigrant Filipina Domestic Workers Rhaal Salazar Parrefias

1155 Constructing Global Feminism: Transnational Advocacy Networks and Russian Women's Activism Valerie Sperling, Myra Mal>: Ferree, and Barbara Risman

1187 Nongovernmental Organizations, "Grassroots:' and the Politics of Virtue Deborah Mindry

1213 On the Grounds ofGlobalization: A Topogrophy for Feminist Political Engagement CindiKRtz

Conversations 1235 Prison as a Border: A Conversation on Gender, Globalization, and Punishment Angela Davis and Gina Dent

1243 A Dialogue on Globalization Patritia Pem4ndez-Kelly and Diane Wolf (continued, next page) 96 I 6 NS

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1251 Protesting World Trade Rules: Can We Talk about Empowerment? Kathleen Staudt, ShirinM.1lJJi, and]ane L. Parpart

Comments 1259 Debating Business: Women and Liberalization "at the Council on Foreign Relations Nancy Path...

1265 Middle Eastern Studies, Feminism, and Globalization .ilJinoo Moalkm

1269 Area Studies, Transnationalisffi, and the Feminist Production of Knowledge EIiaShahat

Roundtable: "Globalization, Postsoclallsm, and the People's Republic of ChIn." 1273 The Politics of the Frame: An Introduction Tan; E. Barlow

1274 From "Modernization" to:'Globalization»: Where Are Chinese Women? LiXitwjiang (translated by Tani E. Ballow)

1278 Talking about Gender, Globalization, and Labor in a Chinese Context Huang Ping

1281 Whither Feminism: A Note on China LinChun

1286 Globalizat~on)China. and International Feminism Tani E. Barlow

1293 Book Reviews Ciudy H ;ng-Yuk Wong Ginette Ventraefe

1303 United States and International Notes

'1307 About me Contribucors

1315 Guidelines for Contributors

Index to Volume 26 1319 Author/Title Index, Genetal 1327 Author/Title Index, Books Reviewed Sinister Wisdom 59/60 Spring 2001 97

8 Kimberly Aceves·Oenyer • Crown Victoria 154 Miriam R. Sachs-Martin - The Heat \0 Mary Frances Platt· With a New Twist IS7 Gail A. Burian - Amber Penny 15 8080r6. Then Not 158 Gail A. Burton - Penny Eats Fried Chicken and 16 Pam Mitchell· If and Only If Dried Apricots Goi.ng Down Chicago Way 20 Holly Iglesias - Breaking Down the Dam 161 Teya Schaffer - Closun 24 Kimberly Acevcs-Denyer . Cooking 163 Anne Kaier - Sunday Night Lover 25 Mary Damon Peltier - Eating 166 Barbara Ruth - For Narasha. Where I Did Not Follow 26 Abe Louise Young -] Went Down to the Mud Flau 173 Peggy Munson -CAT Scan 28 Rebekah Edwards· August is the Momh/or Naked Ladies 174 Peggy Munson - Bad Habits 30 Terri de la Pena . Second Thoughts AbDUl Sweaty Pages 175 Deb 'Parks-Satterfield - Hummers 36 Susana Cattaneo -A Cristina 117 H. Bmilia Paredes - AJ' Justice 38 sharon bridgforth - Montage o/a Getchee on lhe Rut 183 Kit Kennedy - Among the Dangerous 41 Megan Boler· 1 Don " Thl'll My LOIlt'r is Female 184 Kit Kennedy - Eating Cake 42 Zanlui Rose - In Search of a Tille 185 K'haria Zen· Lose Weight Now 44 Susan Buchanan - Racing Wild 187 Tonia Bryan· More 65 Gloria L. Collins - PotteT 194 Abimbola Polisade Adama • Book Reviews 66 Aspen - Fay 199 Memorials 68 Laurel Nathanson ". Equilibrium 202 Contribulocs' Notes 11 Abe Louise Young - Bayou Wife 208 Upcoming Women in Prison Issue - Call for Submissions 12 Clara Nipper - FrankensUin's Diary 210 Books Received 84 Abe Louise Young - Samara 218 Ad. 86 Carla Schick· When There is too Much to See: The Way the Edges Blur ART 90 Pam Mitchell - Nightterro~ 92 RoiAnn PhHHps - No, My Love roVER Catherine Byrd 94 Margo Mercedes Rivera- Weiss -. We Imagine 29 Nancy Lake Ourselvu Alive 35 Vivian Lee 96 Amy Sonnie - Driving in Jersey 40 Vivian Lee 98 Elizabeth RuCh - Lesbian Bed Death 64 Jane Philomen Cleland 70 Susan LiroH 103 Abimbola Polisade Adama - We Always Were 104 Gail M. Koplow - Potatoes 8S Karen Burns 106 Minai Hajratwala - Honey Date 109 Karen Burns 134 Vivian Leo 101 Karen J. Hall- Your Simple Reminder 108 Anne Seale -A Private Facility 186 Candyce Brokaw 110 Leaf Seligman· Tallahassee Rescue 193 Candyce Brokaw 122 Abe Louise Young - Strong 197 Vivian Lee 125 Rebecca Lee - Eating the Skeleton 198 Karen Burns 132 Clara Nipper -Awakening 207 Candyce Brokaw 134 Cheryl Whitehead - Sugarcane Skin 217 Reven Swanson 135 Rotem • You Call This Enticing? 136 MinaI Hajralwala - Largo All other Iinocul and rubber stamp graphics by 131 Minai Hajratwala - Triptych Margo Mercedes Rivera- Weiss 138 Minai Hajratwala - Arch of Aorta 139 Anny Allyn - Exposed 140 Jen Kiernan - Before I Came Out 141 Maria R. Palacios - Dictio.nary of a "Closeted Wife" 142 Joy Wright - Marked 144 Jacqueline Mi~anda. Love Like Madness 145 Jacqueline Miranda - Sunday Mornings 146 Martln- What Do You Think? 98

Vol. 13 #2 April & May 2001

Features Apassion for politics Parliamentarian and women's activist Rosa Namises speaks her mind ...... 4 Litmus lest for human rights Dealing with homosexuality in southemAfrica 7 Alison's slory Courage in the face of death ,.. 10 International Women's Day 2001 The girl child takes the lead 12 Omahololiyuvo gopapololika Rosa Namises oshilyo shoParlemende nomuungaungi gwiinima yaakintu ta popi shoka shi Ii komwenyo gwe 14 LGBT Week 2000 Herbevestiging van wie ons is 17

Regulars Read yourself happy 21 Newsclippings 22 99 S·oj·O·Uof·n·e·rTbeWome»'sForum june. 2001. uol. 26. nO.l 0 women in prison 28 in prison. being gay changes everything 5 an 0fl0I! IetIor to black lesbian and . by donielle ""ke, . bisexual loons 29 en 01 prisi6n, 01 sor gay cambia Iodo by gabrie'l althison por danielle tvc.ker growing up queer, being disablod, goHing 38 pen pals thrown out of tho while community' by carrie dearborn ...... books ~ ~~ ~ . 6 quoor girls tolk about being quoor 33 tho Iommo's guide to tho universe byhanyu . reviewed by dawn dougher1y 7 'hangin' with tho girls 33 litis is what a lesbian Iaaks liko: by hanne blank dyko activisls toke on tho 21st ...nlury reviewed by s!ll'!Ch at ftrst . nalianal black Io5bian conleron

15 women prisoners collabarote on poems by martha bright poetry by women prisoners women writingl W.~ PJ,.q. r~.~~.i.q P . .humor . 17 sojourner talks to poot gerry gome. peariberg .._ by hanno blank arts 22 sopphire, beyond victim ...... by jcxqule bishop 32 mfa basion gives women an exhibi60n of their own 30 feminist presses in the new millenium byoophie ...... byerin kern 33 women mamal amsts camp a knockout by jonl miller ~.q ~ .~p.~r!t.~~.q!h . 2 the battomli.. by susie day mediawotch by ienniler I. pamer 4 letters to the editor 36 the planets, the planet, and you by mi:z; satum 25 colendar, hoi picks, etc. 34 dykes to watch aut lor S·oj·o·u·r·n·e·r 101 TheWomen's Forum september, 2001. uol. 27. no. 1 ·women in prison . 14 pen pals 15 private prisens: its all abaut making maney by jamie bowen

welfare beat · ~ . 24 bea~ng the ~me bamb of the live year Cover photo by George Danezis welfare clack by jennifer r. ie_II features ·books ,, . 5 violence marks g8 prote.ts in genoa 27 roll your own family genoa reveals lie that 910baliza~an means breeder aemocracy reviewed by susan muoddi darraj by sklrhawk far le.bian parents 7 s29 convergence in washinglon reviewed by simco horowitz young wives Iole. reviewed by sophie sidhu 9.i.r.~~ . 23 the crime scene by nan dnnater 8 ir. obaut ~mel young urban women find their voices 33 Iongled lives by gobrie'\ atchison reviewed by rochel barenblol

10 I you (an do anything you want,' tech organiza~on tell. girls film by (Ome jones 30 ghost world: searching for iden~1y in a news s!rip mall culture , , " . by ~alhi maio 12 world conference on racism by sophie sidhu and euery month ...... , ... ,." .'.. " ...... 13 connie panzarino, beloved, powerful activist, passes 2 where your mouth is by ladyn hiedman ."., ., ., .. " ." ,,, " . the battomline news briefs by $usie day by simco horowitz 4 letters 10 the edilor 26 fat dyke. kick assl by diana lee 17 calendar, hot pick., etc. arts 35 media watch ...... " . by jennifer I. pomer 28 performance/inslolla~on explores women's experience 38 dykes 10 watch out far 40 the planets, the planet, and you 102

Studies in Gender and Sexuality Psychoanalysis • Cultural Studies • Treatment • Research

Volume 2 Number 3

2001 Are Human Beings "By Nature" Bisexual? Elisabeth You.ng-Brueh~ Ph.D. 179

Is a Hard Woman Good to Find? Reconsidering the Modern Amazon Project 215 Jacqueline Brady, Ph.D.

Review of Ethel Spector Person's The Sexual Century 243 Juliet Mitchell, Ph.D.

Response to Juliet Mitchell's Reflections 261 Ethel Spector Person, M.D. 103

No. 42 Trouble

Summer 2001 ~ Strife

Housewives' choice Delilah Campbell revisits The Feminine Mystique in the era of the domestic goddess ... .. 2 World Trade Organisation Liz Kelly reports on the current reality ofsex trafficking .. 13 Modestly radical? Srimati Basu on the Bengali women's magazine Sananda , 21 Last chance to buy A listing ofcontents for all back issues of T&S, available at bargain prices while stocks las!.. . .. 29 It's life, Jim... but not as we know it Carol Morley has mixed feelings about Big Brother, Popstars and the rest ofthe 'reality TV' boom...... 41 Bully for men Deborah Lee explains why workplace bullying should not obscure the continuing problem ofsexual harassmen!...... 48 Uncivil institutions Debbie Cameron reviews Gender and Discourse, Clare Walsh's new book about women in public life .. ...52 The grand delusion Julia 0 'Connell Davidson listens to the self-deluding stories men tell about why they use child prostitutes ...... 60 From the Editor 5

104 ARTICLES

Placing Their Feminism in the 1l Southern Appalachian Mountains: ~ .... Emma Bell Miles, Grace MacGowan Cooke, S 8 and the Roots of Ecological Feminism ...... N.. Elizabe!h S. D. Engelhardt E ·2 ~ Miss Robins and Mrs. Brown 33 en ...... '" Sue Tlwmas -:l _V) Negotiating Victorian Feminism: 57 Anne Thackeray Ritchie's Short Fiction Manuela Mourdo

Moving Dangerously: 77 Mobility and the Modem Woman J Wendy Parkins .S .... "Bum what they should not see": 93 t ~ The;. Private Journal as Public Text in § A. S. Byatt's Possession Z Adrienne Shiffman iC/) 0 N Oral Sex: Vampiric Transgression and the 107 ~ Writing of Angela Carter ~ ~ Sarah Seems ARCHIVES

"I bequeath myself to the dirt to grow 123 from the grass I love": The Whitman~ Cather Connection in 0 Pioneers! Maire Mullins

REVIEWS

Dirt and Desire: Reconstructing Southern 137 Women's Wriling, /930-1990. By Patricia Yaeger. Tammy Evans

The Ufe ofMarie d' Agoult, Alias Daniel 140 Srern. By Phyllis Stock-Matton. Kathryn}. Crecelius

Women in the Milieu of Leonard and 141 Virginia Woolf: Peace, Politics, and Educalion. Edited by Wayne K. Chapman and Janet M. Manson. Eileen Barrett

Shattered Subjects: Trauma and Testimony 146 in Women's Ufe~Writing. By Suzette Henke. Sara Blair BOOKS RECEIVED The Aesthe'ics ofToni Morrison, Speaking 148 !he Unspeakable. Edited by Marc C. Conner. Althea Tait CONTRIBUTORS VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN 105 Volume 7, Number 7, July 2001

Special Issue: European Perspectives on Violence Against Women Guest Editors: Liz Kelly, Renee Riimkens, and Betsy Stanko

CONTENTS Guest Editors' Introduclion 727 Articles European Researcl. on the Prevalence ofViolence Against Women CAROL HAGEMANN-WHITE 732 Reflections on the Reproduction and Transformation ofGender Differences Among Women in the Shelter Movement in Germany MARGRIT BRUCKNER 760 Violent Men as Good-Enough Fathers?-A Look al Engtand and Sweden MARIA ERIKSSON and MARIANNE HESTER 779 Security Mat/ers: Domestic Violence and Public Social Services CORINNA SEllli 799 Femicide in tire Name ofHonor in Turkey CANAN ARJN 821 "Men in Transition": The Representation ofMen's Violence Against Women in Greenland BO WAGNER S0RENSEN 826 Erratum 848 106 VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN Volume 7, Number 8, August 2001

CONTENTS Editor's Introduction 855 Articles The Impact ofSexual Assault, Sexual Assault Perpetrator Type, and Location ofSexual Assault on Ratings ofPerceived Safety KAYLEEN A. CULBERlSON, PETER W. VIK, and BEVERLY J. KOOIMAN B5B Rape-Accepting Attitudes: Precursors to or Consequences ofForced Sex CYNIHIA A. LANIER 876 Risk Factors for Physical Injury Among Women Assaulted by Current or Former Spouses MARTIE P. THOMPSON, LINDA E. SALTZMAN, and HOLLY JOHNSON 886 Attitudes Toward Marital Violence: An Examination ofFour Asian Communities MARIANNE R. YOSHIOKA, [ENNIFER DINOIA, and KOMAL ULLAH 900 "Marriage Is Half ofFaith and the Rest Is Fear Allah": Marriage and Spousal Abuse Among American Muslims DENA SAADAT HASSOUNEH·PHILUPS 927 Book Reviews Gender Violence in Africa: African Women's Responses, by December Green EMMANUEL C. ONYEOZILI 947 Recollections of Sexual Abuse: Treatment Principles .and Guidelines, by Christine A. Courtois 1HEOOORE P. CROSS 9S1 VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN 107 Volume 7, Number 9, September 2001

Special Issue: Global Examples of Violence Against Women Guest Editor: Aysan Sev'er

CONTENTS Guest Editor's Introduction 959 Articles Culture ofHonor, Culture of Change: A Feminist Analysis ofHonor Killings in Rural Turkey AYSAN SEV'ER and G6K<;:E<;:I<;:EK YURDAKUL 964 Nationalism, War, and Archaization of Gender Relations in the Balkans PATRICIA ALBANESE 999 Seeking Informal Support: Marital Violence Against Women in Greece SEVASTE CHATZIFOTIOU and REBECCA OQBASH 1024 The Oppression ofWomen in India PAMELA S. IOHNSON and JENNIFER A. JOHNSON 1051 Equality and the Truth of Brahma NAINAKAPUR 1069 ellUl,Ullu U 3eMJlH 108 )I( WOMAN AND EARTH Volume 9 as Woman and Earth, Volume 21 IncludIng Woman and Russia Samlzdat

December 10, 2000 - March 8, 2001 Please nole that these dates are ')'II1oolic and represent two Important occasion. Ihat WE wishes 10 commemorale: December 10 - Inlemational Human Rights Day, and March 8 - Inlemallonal Women's Day.

I From the EdItor (E/R) PERSONAL NOTES 4 A Salule to Mama Val1a (E) 47 The RighI ElTort Oy E'IbIl (E) STORIES 50 The Feminist Answer to lhe Millennium: Within and 7 Twice Born by Tatyaoa MlUIKlnoTa (E/R) Withoul by CbrlsUoe Gmssendorf (E) 11 "How We Met": An Interview with Gloria Sleinem and 53 Grealness and Smallness by Maya SolIoIeTSbya (R) Robin MnfB8n by Angelo Nenstatter (E/R) 54 From 9 to 22 by Beth Moont (E) 13 Conespondence by DIana VIn.lr.oTeWddes.T by Griselda Stetner (E) 71 A_a, Ghana (E) 30 Mounlalm, Sea and Houses (Known and Unknown) by 72 Ne... York to Ne... England, USA (E) ~ Tokare.. (R) 75 MId-AIlanUc, USA (E) 31 Male-Based Paradigms in A1chaeology by MIml LobeD (E) Tha EnelB)' We Uve With by L. Poclddes.T, by Marija Ennronment 111 Macedonia (E) Glmbutas (E) 37 InternaUonal Ne... (E) 78 EDITOR'S RECOMMENDED BOOKS (E) J8 Tavw and Zulay by E. Ars. (R) 3' The Scadel Autocolumn from Ute Republic of Georgia by INSIDE BACK COVER: HUMOR (R/E) Tslra Knpatadae (E) FRONT COVER: Portrait after A. Dilrer 39 NGO from Geolllia by Nona KellljllrlshvlU (E) BACK COVER: On. lballks

Ann Pelry's In Darkness and C011/us;on and Ihe Harlem Riol of 1943: Fictional Insights into the Causes and Nature of Collective Violence I Beverly A. Smith

Tile /wvel/o In Dalkness and Confusion by Ann Pelry (1908-1997) is a fictional portrayal 0/ tilt callses and ,.atllre of Ihe Harlem RiOl 011943. Workil/g as a jOlfrl/n/isl;" New York City dllr/II8 lile Seco"d World War, 11Iis A[ricQII-Americ(II1 'lowlis' Qlld shorl-story wr;(rf cnp/llnd Ille !ff/$lralians and grievalICes "la' oc­ 11101 residell/s ofIhal eif)' {eft IOlWJrd Ihe police, city officials, jJlld the segregated Women military. TlIis orlicle CORlJXIres Petry's /nsigllts QS a jOlirIJolist Qlld fiClioll writer wilh those a/historians and sociologists who have sllIdied the 1943 Harlem Riol OIld Ihe olher more deslruc,j~'e, more deadly ,iolsfrom the /96Os 0/1. & KEYWORDS. R.iol, Aflican-American, Harlem, grievance, yaooa!ism, looting, WOrld War II, ril1ion, Ann Pelry Criminal. II's a Family Affair: Incarcerated Women and Their Families 21 Justice~ Susan F. Sharp Susan T. Marcus·Mendoza

III ll,e United Stares, incarcera,ioll rates are increasillg al all alarming "lie. III particular, rhe ;nctm:eralioll of womell is illcreosiJlg. Oklahoma has 'he highesl rate olleronle incarceration ill Ihe nOlioll, and dmg olfemlers comprise a sig"iji· calli proportioll of Ihesf! female illn/ates. Placillg large nllmbers of won/eli ill prison /IIa)' have seriol/s implicalions 'lot ani}' for Ihe won/en bill also for Illeir families, particularly their children. We slln'eyed /44 incarceraled female drllg olfellders in Oklahoma, 96 ofwhom reporteddepel/delll children lillillg wirl, 'hem prior to incarceration. The dolo included Ihe womell ~ perceplio/ls of'he effecl of Ihe;r i"carceration all their families (IS wellas an e.xami"alioll oflhe potentialfor serious problems due to placement ofIhe children. Tile slIIdy illdicates that mOllY children ore placed wirl, families Ilral IUlve a hislory ofabuse, whicl' suggesls lhal (aililre 10 consider'he implica'iollS ofincarcerating large Ilumbers a/women likely cOlltriblltes to serious amue TlSks for rheir children. KEYWORDS. Female inmates, inmates' children, families of inmates, abuse

Domestic Violence Victims' Behavior in Favor of Prosecution: Effecls of Gender Relalions 51 HoanN. Bui

11,;s ar/ic/e examines how economic, emOliQnt,1 a/ld social·po....er related fQC10rS affect viclims' behavior in JaIlOr of prosecllliol, during police im'esllgaliolls. Data drawn from police records a"d police "arral;ve reporlS illdicaled l1Iat mllf/lal charge, dl/al nrreSl, the sewrily of assaults Qlld Ihe se~'erity 0/ j"jllries suffered by ~'iclims negatively alfected Ihe vicljms' beha\';or in {allor o/prosecu' lioll. These findings slIggesi 11/01 tile norm ofunequal relaliollsflips betweell men and women combined wilh (II' indiscriminate lise ofmutual charge and dllal or· resl witllol/I consideri/lg die de!ensjlle Or offellsive natl/re ofvlolem aclS can re­ duce (rllst in the criminal jl/slice system among women viclims ofdomeslic vio­ lellce alld decrease tile ~'iclims' interest ill pursl/ing proseculion. KEYWORDS. Domestic violence, gender relalions, police investigation, prosecu­ tion, social power

Women Offenders Who Use and Deal Methamphetamine: Implications for Mandated Drug Treatment 77 Shiela M. Strauss Gregory P. Falkin

This ar/icle describes the pat/ems of melhamphetamine /lse amollg a gTO/IP 0/ wome" o!fellders and Illeir ifll'o/l'emellt ill IIlmlll/aclllrillg alld dislribuling the dnlg. All oflhe women (N == 64) had used lIlel1lampheramille frequenll), for SOme tillle dllTing Iheir fiws alld were realllfy mal/daled 10 a prism,- and a communi­ ty-based drug IrealmmE program ill Por/lmld, Oregoll. The \'ast majority of women IIsed methamplletamine regu/arly dllring Ihe paSI year, and mosl o/II,em had been invofl'ed ;n the productioll or diSlributiOIl ofthe drug. MallY of them cofl/illued 10 be illl'o/lled in dealing melf/amphelamine over lime. Implications for mandated drug rrea/men' are discl/ssed. KEYWORDS. Methamphetamine, drug dealing, women, offenders, drug !reat­ ment

BOOK REVIEW

Why So Slow? The Advancement ofWomen, by Virginia Valian 99 Reviewed by Nijole V Bellokraitis 110 WOMEN + ENVIRONMENTS

SPECIAL 25TH ANNIVERSARY DOUBLE ISSUE NO. 50/51 • SPRING/SUMMER 2001

WE Speak 4 Aword 'rom this Issue's edllors Thank you, Upcoming Issues. WE Celebrate FEATURES 7 Community Planning Women & Planning In Britain - 25 Years on: ARelleclion Clara Greed 10 Housing Crossing Borders: Housing as a Vehicle for Community Development Jacqueline Leavilt Still a Long Road Ahead: Women in Calculta Slums Mallika Bose Housing and Women in Cuba Interview with Teresa Vigil 21 Transportation On the Way to Work: Transportation and Welfare Reform in the US Evelyn Blumenberg 23 Services Computers: Communlly for Aging Women in Australia Karen Barnett and Barbara Adkins WE RESEARCH 26 A Brazilian Neighbourhood Evaluates its Quality of Life Leticia Osorio 28 Women's Fear In Urban Space: The Case of Belfast Wendy Saunderson 31 Women's Health and the City (Torontol Barbara Rahder and Rebecca Peterson IN THE FIELD 33 La Esperanza Means Hope In Mexico Jeanne M. Wolfe 34 Women and Housing: What Then? What Now? What Next? Leslie Stern 35 WE Globetrot, March and Lunch with our Sisters Vaia Barkas and Regula Modlich 39 WE Bureau Chief Helps World Waler Council Embrace Gender Ceylan Orhun

40 In Print - Book Reviews 43 WE Surf - Website$; of Interest 44 Announcements & Calendar WE Focus - Poems by Anne F. Walker and Franca Jarach - Tanya Lyons, Glass Artisl by Suzanne Farkas Women&Health" 111

Volume 32, Numbers 1/2 2001 Welfare, Work, and Well-Being Part I

Foreword: Mental Health of Poor Women in an Era of Devolulion xv Mary Clare Lenlloll, PhD, MS

Depressive Symptoms Among Women Receiving Welfare Mary Jo Coiro, PhD

The InOuence of Patterns of Welfare Receipt During the Child-Rearing Years on Later Physical and Psychological Health 25 Margaret E. Ensmillger, PhD Hee-Soon JUOII, PhD

Post-Welfare Employment and Psychological Well-Being 47 Salldra K. Danziger, PhD Marcia J. Car/soli, PhD Julia R. Hellly, PhD

. Psychological Dislress, Hopelessness nnd Welfare 79' Stephen M. Pellerson. PhD Lisa V. Friel. MS

Impediments 10 Employmenl Under Welfare Reform: The Imporlance of Physical Health and Psychosocial Characleristics 101 Sarah McCue Horwitz. PhD BOIII,ie D. Kerker, MPH

Associations Between Employment and Financial and Parental Siress in Low-Income Single Black Mothers 119 Phyllis Gyamfi. MA Jeanne Brooks~Gunn, PhD Aurora P. Jackson. PhD

Future Employmenl Among Homeless Single Mothers: The Effects of Full-Time Work Experience and Depressive Symptomatology 137 Cyllthia J. Bogard, PhD Alex Trillo Michael Schwartz. PhD Naomi Gerstel. PhD

Food Insufficiency and the Physical and Menial Health of Low-Income Women 159 Kristine Siefert. PhD, MPH Colleen M. Hef/in, MPP Mary E. Corcorall, PhD David R. Williams, PhD. MPH 112 Women&Health'·

Volume 32, Number 3 2001 Welfare, Work, and Well-Being Part II

Foreword: Welfare and Child Well-Being xiii Mary Clare Lennon, PhD, MS

Effects of Combining Public Assistance and Employment on Mothers and Their Young Children 179 Jeanne Brooks-Gunn, PhD Pamela Klebanov, PhD Judith R. Smith, PhD Kyunghee Lee, PhD

Maternal Depressive Symptoms and Low Literacy as Potential Barriers to Employment in a Sample of Families Receiving Welfare: Are There . Two-Generational Implications? 211 Martha J. Zaslow, PhD Elizabeth C. Hair, PhD M. Robin Dian, MA Surjeet K. Ahluwalia Jennifer Sargent

Effects of Welfare Reform on Children of Adolescent Mothers: Moderation by Maternal Depression, Father Involvement, and Grandmother Involvement 253 Elisa A. Rosman, MA Hirokazu Yoshikawa, PhD Women &Health 113

Volume 32 Number4 2001

A Prospective Analysis of the Relationship Between Walking and Mood in Sedentary Ethnic Minority Women Rebecca E. Lee, PhD Jennifer H. Goldberg, BA James F. Sallis, PhD Sara A. Hickmann, MA Cynthia M. Castro, PhD Alldrey H. Chen, PhD

Measuring Women's Psychological Well-Being in Indonesia 17 Elizabeth Eggleston, DrPH Emelita L. Wong, DrPH Karen Hardee, PhD Invanto, PhD E. Kristi Poerwandari, MA ulwrence J. Severy, PhD

I Am Woman: The Impact of Social Identities on African . American Women's Mental Health 33 Pamela Braboy Jackson, PhD Sarah Mustillo, PhD

Stress and Illness in Low-Income Women: The Roles of Hardiness, John Henryism, and Race 61 Dorothy Williams, PhD Kathleen A. Lawler, PhD

Smoking Cessation Counseling by Primary Care Women Physicians: Women Physicians' Health Study 77 Alyssa Easton, PhD, MPH Corinne Hllsten, MD, MPH Ann Malarcher, PhD, MSPH Lisa Elan, MS, MPH Ralph Caraballo, PhD, MPH Indu Ahluwalia, MPH, PhD Erica Frank, MD, MPH

BOOK REVIEW To Have & To Hit: Cultllral Perspectives on Wife Beating, 2nd Edition, edited by Dorothy Ayers Counts, Judith K. Brown, and Jacquelyn C. Campbell 93 Reviewed by Jameson K. Hirsch, MA 114 Women,

Volume XXIV Number 1 Spring 2001

Gender, Expletive Use, and Context: Male and Female Expletive Use in Structured and Unstructured Conversation Among New Zealand University Students Donn Bayard and Sateesh Krishnayya

Warning: Welcome To Your World Baby, Gender Message Enclosed. An Analysis of 16 Gender Messages in Birth Congratulation Cards Lynda R. Willer, Ph.D.

Language, Women and Cultural Problems in China 24 Yang Shu

Managing Rhetorical Roles: Elizabeth Hanford Dole from Spouse to Candidate 1996-1999 29 Nichola Gutgold

Book Review 37

Books in Brief 38

Abstracts 42

Conference Announcement 60 115

® JUNE 2001 Volume 10, No.6

Changirtg ~Qciety (avote\yhatw.oITlen ~cienti~ts bring.... .• .. 1 Ne'W$~~tch:. c;ende~dp.olitiCsijIWmk andplay.: .; ....•• : ·3 W!:i"t'eJ,lpwith wqmell ~!l.tde!).ls takiIlg .overlaw schqqls? 5 Thr~ewayst.olrainy.o\lrco!le~~ le~dership tea111 ;...... 6 .. ~ele9rati.oi"\'ls apresideIltialIeadel'$hiptoOl.~.: " •..•..• Parel .of W.omen leijdersaddresse$r~tayiilg p()wer" ..... ,,. 8 ... To rec!uit femal\?bread-winners, re~pect theirneed.s,•....• ' IS. Lead~rshipandi'ogyny: Think like. a w.omm the Presidei"\tialse#proces$ .. ; 21 Weekends ijtflERS-Welle$ley:vvheillw.oq1ei"\~lehigher ed.: . 23 EdifOJ,':Can ,peIlIlis baIlkiIl?:., , ....•..•..... 24 PLljS: Mai"\Y;(nany jOb~seekini a$~at WOman li~ey.ouI •. ; ').

® JULY 2001 Volume 10, No.7

Report spurs Marquette University t.oward gender equity. .. 1 Newswatch: gendered politics at work and play ...... 3 Women scientists take the high road t.o equity 6 Presidents of independent colleges vary career paths...... 7 Flmida leadership program incubates administrators...... 8 . Alternatives t.o dropping athletics teams fm equity...... 19 Learning to communicate across cultures 20 Student affairs leaders .offer views from the t.oP ...... 21 How leaders can build climates fm diversity on campus. .. 22 Does your school discriminate against pregnant faculty? . .. 23 How to conduct a studentinterest survey on new sports 25 Academic women find so much to do, so little time 26 Editor: An aluminum fishing boat teaches hu~ility 28 116

® AUGUST 2001 Volume 10, No.8

Tips to support new administrators as change agents...... 1 Newswatch: Gendered politics at work and play...... 3 Equity in educating minorities is everyone's job 5 MentorNet helps women students in technical careers...... 6 Women presidents of selective NE schools share tips ...... 8 Student affairs women enable others to succeed 16 Department heads build teams to manage change...... 17 Leadership tips for women of any color on campus 19 How to increase coverage of your women's teams...... 20 Knight panel seeks to revamp athletics 21 How African-American women faculty integrate work and life 22 Editor: New feminist joins WeightWatcher®...... 24 PLUS: Dozens of great jobs seeking female applicants! ...... 9

Game Face features the look of females being athletes ...... 1 Newswatch: Gendered politics at work and play...... 3 Campuses develop programs to reduce alcohol abuse 6 Tips to help female academics"do the right thing" ...... 7 Modeling civility in leadership 29 Why gender equity in athletics? It's the right thing to do 30 . New donors back risky programs to change campus . _. . .. 32 Foreign-born women profs: Still marginalized in the U.S. .. 33 Why campus reforms founder & how to keep them afloat . .. 35 Editor: Campus book group discusses Gender Equity or Bust! .. 36 PLUS: 20 pages of job ads for perfect candidates like you! 117

WOMEN IN MANAGEMENT REVIEW Volume 16 Number 3 2001

Number 3 Women and international management: from glass ceilings to global nomads Guest Editor: Nada Korac-Kakabadse .

102 Access to Women in Management Review online 103 Abstracts & keywords 104 Editorial 108 Profiles of "successful managers" held by male and female banking managers across Europe Isabelle Carnes, Susan Vinnicombe and Val Singh 118 Researching discrimination in selection for international management assignments: the role of repertory grid technique Hilary Harris 126 Inequality of discourse: problematic consumption of justice in the common law legal system Nada Korac-Kakabadse, Phillip Reeves Knyght and Alexander Kouzmin 141 Viewpoint Women, aliens and international assignments Yochanan Albnan and Sue Shortland 146 Bookshelf 118

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Number 4

150 Access to Women in Management Review online 151 Abstracts & keywords 152 Sex differences in explanations for career progress Glenice J Wood and Margaret Lindorff 163 The unchanging perception of women as managers Jonathan Liu and Doirean Wilson 174 Can restructuring fracture the glass ceiling? The case of women transport and logistics managers Ruth Simpson and Debbie Holley 183 Women's career in theory and practice: time for change? Sharon Mavin 193 Bookshelf 196 News Women's Health JOURNAL 119 212001 Latin American and Caribbean Women's Health Network

April- June 2001

FROM THE COORDINATING OFFICE 2

OPINION The Global Gag Rule ENDANGERS WOMEN'S HEALTH AND DEMOCRACY Take Actlonl (rom The Center (or Reproductive Law and Poticy The Abortion Debate: Finding Common Ground by Ellen Chesler 10

NEWS AND MEETINGS 14

CAMPAIGN Let's Clear the Air: Tobacco Kills Women 31 Women: The Next Victims of the Tobacco Epidemic byMargaretha Haglund 34 True Liberation: Saying No to Tobacco 38 The Tobacco Epidemic In Latin America and the Caribbean 41 Health Consequences ofTobacco Use Among Women 43 ,Why Do Girls Smoke? 48 What Is Needed to Reduce Smoking Among Women 49

WORLD NO TOBACCO DAY 2001 Second·Hand Smoke Kills: Let's Clear the Air 51

WHO TOBACCO-FREE INITIATIVE Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC) 55 Words Into Action: Women's NGOs Address the FCTC 56

PANORAMA SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH AND RIGHTS Civil Society Hones Strategies 59 Abortion In Latin America and the Cairo and Beijing Agreements THE PERSPECTIVE OF CATHOLICS FOR A FREE CHOICE byMarta Alan(s 61

THE CAIRO AND BEIJING CONFERENCE Dilemmas In the Design and Implementation of Polley on Sexual and Reproductive Rights by Margot Tapia and Dinys Luciano . 68 .

SHARING OUR EXPERIENCES Palabra de Muler: A Feminist Message by Teresa Sosa 75

RESOURCES 80 120 Women's History Review

VOLUME 10 NUMBER 2 2001

Sue Nlebrzydowskl. The Sultana and Her Sisters: black women in the British Isles before 1530 187 Jane Nardin. Hannah More and the Rhetoric of Educational Reform 211 Felicia Gordon. 'This Accursed Child': the early years of Marie Madeleine Jodin (1741-90) actress, philosophe and feminist 229 Penny Tinkler. 'Red Tips for Hot Lips': advertising cigarettes for young women in Britain, 1920·70 249 Katie Pickles. Colonial Counterparts: the first academic women in Anglo-Canada, New Zealand and Australia 273 Judy Giles. Help for Housewives: domestic service and the reconstruction of domesticity in Britain, 1940-50 299 Mary Hilson. Women Voters and the Rhetoric of Patriotism in the British General Election of 1918 325 CONFERENCE REPORT Mary Kennedy. One Women's Reflections on the Ruskin Conference, 'Celebrating the Women's Liberation Movement Thirty Years On', Ruskin College, Oxford, 18 March 2000 349 REViEW ESSAY Mary Ellen Curtin. Coming of Age: black women's history in the 1990s 353

BOOK REVIEWS Between the Lines: leiters and diaries from Elsie Inglis's Russian unit (Audrey Fawcett Cahill), reviewed by Jane Potter 363 For Freedom's Sake: the life ofFannie Lou Hamer (Chana Kia Lee); To Keep the Waters Troubled: the life ofIda B. Wells (Linda O. McMurry), reviewed by Patricia A. Schechter 365 Telling Women's Lives: narrative inqUiries in the history of women's education (Kathleen Weiler & Sue Middleton, Eds), reviewed by Joyce Goodman 368 Remaking Women: feminism and modernity in the Middle East (Lila Abu-Lughod, Ed.), reviewed by Haleh Afshar 370 Women's Writing ofthe First World War: an anthology (Angela K. Smith, Ed.), reviewed by Janet Watson 372 FRAN P. HOSKEN WIN EDITOR 121 187 GRANT STREET WOMEN'S LEXINGTON, MA 02420 INTERNATIONAL USA TEL 781-862-9431 VOL. 27 NO.3 NETWORK SUMMER 2001

1 EDITORIAL: WOMEN AND AIDS IN AFRICA

2 • 10 WOMEN AND THE UNITED NATIONS COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN 45th Session Report CEDAW: 25th Session June 2001 IWRAW • Internationl Women's Rights Action Watch Inlernalianal WOMEN'S TRIBUNE Ctr. I WOMEN Ink. UN GEN. ASSEMBLY SPECIAL SESSION ON HIV/AIDS. New York 25-27 June, 2001 WORLD CONFERENCE against RACISM, Racial Discrimination, Xenophobia and related Intolerances: 31 Aug. - 7 Sept. 2001, Durban South Africa UNESCO: Hanoi Conference -Asian Women for a Culture of Peace- WORLD SUMMITan Sustainable Develapmenl: RIO + 10, Johannesburg 2·11 Spt 2002 INSTRAW: UN Intern. Research and Training Inslilute for Advancement of Women REPORT to Commission on Human Rights on Violence by CANADA 11 • 12 WOMEN AND INTERNATIONAL AffAIRS: CLEARINGHOUSE VACANCIES I EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES: WHO· World Health Organization II FAO· Food and Agriculture Organization II UN Secrelarial II UNESCO - Edu­ cational, Scientific and Cultural Organization of the UN II UN AIDS IIlnt Atomic Energy Agency IIOECD ~ Org. for Economic Cooperation and Development II • 13 ·16 WOMEN AND DEVELOPMENT CHRYSALIS: Leadership Training for Pioneering Women, distribufed by Women INK· An Aclion Workbook and Training Program to inspire and empower women WOMEN AND GLOBALIZATION: Some Key Issues -SE Asia, 17 - 27 WOMEN AND HEALTH WOMEN AND AIDS, A CALL TO ACTION, Wamens Globol Network for Repr. Rights POPULATION ACTION INTERNATIONAL - PAl: Mission II Reproductive Rights Index II Reporl Cord 2001 . PATHFINDER INTERNATIONAL: Adolescent Reproduclive Heolth in Africa FISTULA HOSPITAL in Addis Ababo: A Success Siory ASSESSMENT OF MATERNAL NUTRITIONAL STATUS - by BAFROW - The Gambio RESOURCES, MIDWIFERY Core Worshop IICHILDBIRTH Pain Relief /I NICARAGUA, Call 10 reduce Childbirth Mortality MATERNAL DEATHS: Reduclion Efforts failing in developing countries NARAL: National Abortion and Reproductive Rights Action League - USA ABORTIONS offered by Dutch Ship in Inlernational Waters - first call Ireland WOMEN'S HEALTH PROJECT in Soulh Africa 28 • 32 FEMALE GENITAL AND SEXUAL MUTILATION FGM ~ "Female Circumcision in the European Union" WriHen Questions in Official .Journal of the European Communilies CANADA: Legislation to Prohibit fGM II Initiatives by Government against FGM II The Legal Aspects of FGM and Educational OUlreach JAPAN: Womenls Action against FGM NORWAY: FGM continues among African Immigrants UK, "Holistic Core" for Women wilh FGM II FORWARD Newsle"er BENIN: 75 Excisors Renounce Operation

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33 - 45 WOMEN AND VIOLENCE "VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN" Report by World Orgoni.otion ogoin.t Torture CANADA: Women, Violence and Actions to Slop il II Reducing Family Violence: A Comprehensive Federal Approach EUROPE: WAVE· Women Against Violence Europe 1/ Prevenlion of Domeslic Violence RUSSIA: Women's Groups start Campaign against Sex·Trafficking SOUTH AFRICA: "Scared at School" • Human Rights Walch Report: Sexual Violence! Rape widespread in South African Schools TANZANIA: Violence in Refugee Camps -"Seeking Protection" Human Rights Watch "OWED JUSTICE" THAI WOMEN trafficked into debt bondage in Jopan CHINA: 'White Ribbon Campaign' 10 end violence against women EAST TIMOR: SEXUAL VIOLENCE AS TOOL OF WAR: Paltern emerging SWITZERLAND: Violence against Women Siotislics LATIN AMERICA: One in Five Women a Victim of Violence 46 - 53 WOMEN AND MEDIA GLOBAL MEDIA MONITORING PROJECT 2000: WOMEN'S PERIODICALS From: USA /I Germony /I Swli.erland /I Poland /I Belgium /I Austria /I Japan II Kingdom oITonga II India II Thailand II Asia II Africa II Pacific /I Earth Almanac // Women and Environment DIRECTORY of WOMEN'S MEDIA 54- 61 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: AFRICA AND MIDDLE EAST WOMEN IN AFRICAN ECOMOMIES: by Margaret Snyde" - Book Review DIRECTORY of Women Professionals in ·Natural Resources in AFRICA from UNU ECA CONSULTATION: Enhancing the role of Women in Peacebuilding MALI: The ordeal of Women suffering from Fistulas NIGER: Fistula Victims abandoned at Niamey Hospital CAMEROON: Women condemn Child Marriage PALESTINE: Women still lock all basic rights - Interview with Hanon Ashrawi 62 - 65 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: ASIA AND PACIFIC SRI LANKA: Problems Women face in the Export Processing Zones INDIA: AALOCHAANA - Center for Documentarian and Research on Women i'· DHS - Demographic Survey of Malnutrition of mothers and children 1/ More and more Female Feluses aborted JAPAN:"The Yokohama Program": Sirengihening Interactions II Highllights of news 66 - 70 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: EUROPE EUROPE, COUNCIL OF EUROPE - Adion in the Field of Equalily between Women and men II Annual Report on Equal Opporlunity II Posilive Aclion in the field of Equality II Women and Science: the Gender Dimension to reform Science FRANCE: PARITE - EQUALITY LAW passed - imp/emenlolion s'orting slow/y AUSTRIA: ioAustrian Women's Ring· . roof organisation of Austrian women's groups 71 - 78 REPORTS FROM A!lOUND THE WORLD: AMERICAS UNITED 'STATES: "The American Woman 2001: Getting to the Top~ - Womens' Research and Education Institute 1/ NOW - National Organisation for Women­ Activities and Programs II" It's Time for Working Women to get Equal Pay' ~ AFUCIO Worki,ng Women's Opt. 1/ The Feminist Majority Foundation: Actionsl Programs 1/ Women the Majority of Technical/Professional Workforce 1/ Women soon majorily in Law School 1/ Mormon Polygamist going to jail. 79 - 80 INFORMATION OF INTEREST: INTERNATIONAL WORLD REPORT 2001: Women', Human Righi' Watch 1118 Reoson' 10 be Femini.I, The Women's Review ofBooks 123

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6 DOWN AND OUT IN AMERICA $ Barbara Ehrenreich 131)(. about life as a minimum wage employee

8 Marll Pimy $, QUR WlNH, OURSELVF.-'i: When h comes to dealing wilh money ignorance is nOI bUu

to S"zal1lu RJitu:$ TAKING INVENTOR,": An annihilated world resurfaceR in a catalogue of confiscated == .- property .~ .- , t 1 Sail':!, Follm S THE Er;o:-:mry St.:CJ..:S; Why should virtue be i18 own rewllrd~ ~ 0 ~ .- 13 T/Jrma Fllnidd/o S A STEP 11'\ THE RIGHT OlRf.crIO"': The National Caregiver Credh Campaign d 13 Gqr/, PU!lb,rl()fI S C\L"GHT 1/\ THE ~IIDDI.E: A love-hate relationship Ihal won't go away c:c=~ .- Z 0 14 PROFITS M":O PRI;-:CIPLES S Amy Domini wants sodaUy responlible invellon to save the ",arid __CIJ Q 0 ..... N 16 Jllian J/i,uon S NC>THIr-.:G Sl'CCEEDS UKE F:XCF.ss; Corporate greed goe8 unchecked in a >-- .-;.... fat-phobic society ~~ X -.:l 17 Ullia1/ J, Rof!ini01/ S Money Makes the World Go Round: One Investor Tracks her Cash The Wind Done Gone by Alice Randall 24 E. J. Graff.,f, The Prize Winner of Defiance, Ohlo~ How My Mother RaIsed 10 Kids on 2S Words or Leu by Terry R~an 25 LIa Jllhair .llqjaj.,f, Scheherazade Goel West: DHTerent Cultures, Different Hareml b~' Fatema Mernissi 25 Carol PoJJtr.,f, Nothing You Want Anybody to See (poem) 26 Sa/lnra M. Gil/wi":' A Long-Gone Sun: a poem br Cl"ire ~lalrou:\

27 Jlldilb Sitmi -4> Green Alaska: Dreams from lhe Par Coast by Nancy Lord; The Ma"n Who Swam with Beaven by Nancy Lord; Narrow Road to the Deep Nonh: A Journey into the Inlerlor of Alaska b) Kalherine ~IcNamara 29 G"9' Warhman.,f, The Element of Lavishness: Lellers of Sylvia Townsend Warner and William Maxwell, 1938-1978 edited by Michael Stein~an

30 SHORT SUBJECTS: EllUl Crrma1/ RaJt ..:. Back When We Were Grownups br Anne T~"ler Pomda Petro.,f, Everything You Need b), A. L. Kennedr Gail Poo/.,f, Beloved Slranger by Clare Bo)'lan Diana POJ/ltthwaift..q, Mterimage by Helen Humphreys Emma Pertz-4> Here's 10 You, Jesuaal by Elena PonilltDwska £il/ier ij7bitjidd..q, In Cuba I W1U a German Shepherd by nnll Menindez Amanda Naih ..q, The Sh:ape of Thing8 to Come by r-.hud ClIsey Caron MaiO -

34 BrmJa tP'i!ltapplr - Inventing Herself: Claiming a FemlnlBt Inlellectual Heritage br Elaine Sl-owalter 34 J01y BoIZ- The Best Acll8lln Sixlh Grade (poem) 36 G'a(,ridk FOrtman alln Michellr ,l'lrin·EJlt'rJ..q, Oreo by Fran Ross -37 Alirin OJ/rihr..q, Inanna, Lady of Largest Hean: Poems of the Sumerian High PrieSless Enheduanna by Beu)' De Shon~ Meador. 38 I ~l1lede fl,-fi"er..q, The Hero's Walk by Anita Rau Badami; Smell br Radhih Jha 40 .l'haron O'Brien.,f, Rape, Incest, Banery: Women Writing OUI the Pain edited by Miriam Kalman Harris

40 }Jlidi/b Horou'ift )omalllolo .,f, Two Poem.

4 t Mirio", .l'a,gon 0.6> Given Sugl1r, Given Salt by Jane Hirshfield 42 Books Received The Women's Review ofBooks 125

Volume XVIII, No. 12 September 2001

1 Meryl AI/man odo Mothet Millett by Kate Millett 5 Letters

6 fane DeLynn odo The Holocaust Kid by Sonia Pileer

7 Felicia Kornbluh odo The Invisible Heart: Economics and Family Values by Nancy Folbre

8 Micaela di Leonardo odo Our Monica, Ourselves: The Clinton Mfair and the National Interest edited by Lauren Berlant and Lisa Duggan

10 fulia Eps/ein odo Birthmarks: Transracial Adoption in Contemporary America by Sandra Patton

12 Rebecca Gordon odo The Stranger Next Door: The Story of a Small Community's Battle over Sex, Faith, and Civil Rights by Arlene Stein

13 Susan Gubar odo The Sappho Companion edited by Margaret Reynolds

14 feanne Marecek odo In Therapy We Trust: American's Obsession with Self-Fulfillment by Eva S. Moskowitz

16 Nancy D. Polikoif odo Making Babies, Making Families: What Matters Most in an Age of Reproductive Technologies, Surrogacy, Adoption, and Same-sex and Unwed Parents by Mary Lyndon Shanley

17 Carol Lasser odo Carry A. Nation: Retelling the Life by Fran Grace

18 fan Heller Levi odo Two Poems

19 Rebecca S/eini/z odo Getting a Life by Helen Simpson

20 9n/hia Peters odo The Imprisoned Gues" Samuel Howe and Laura Bridgman, The Original Deaf-Blind Girl by Elisabeth Gitter

2 2 Maureen T. Redtfy odo Crossing Highbridge: A Memoir of Irish America by Maureen Waters

23 Toni MeNaron odo Margaret Mead Made Me Gay: Personal Essays, Public Ideas by Esther Newton 24 Dianne Dugawodo Queering the Moderns:Poses/Pomalts/Performances by Anne Herrmann 26 Books Received 126

WOMEN'S RIGHTS LAW REpORTER

Volume 22, Number 2 CONTENTS Spring 2001

ARTICLE: Moving to the Left by Moving to the Right: A Law & Economics Defense of Same-Sex Marriage Darren Bush ~ ...... 115 ESSAYS: Feminism and Human Rights Claire Moore Dickerson 139 Thirty Years Morrison Torrey...... 147

SPEECH: California: First as Usual Lynn Hecht Schafran 159 NOTES: Fighting Domestic Violence with Mandatory Arrest, Are We Winning?: An Analysis in New Jersey Vito Nicholas Ciraco...... 169 The Role of Women in Two Islamic Fundamentalist Countries: Afghanistan and Saudi Arabia Purva Desphande ...... 193·

CASE SUMMARY: Cline v. Catholic Diocese of Toledo Tracey D. Pullen...... 205 WOMEN'S STUDIES An Interdisciplinary Journal 127

Volume 30, Number 2 (2001)

Mary Shelley's Science Fiction Short Stories and the Legacy ofWollstonecraft's Feminism 147· MARJEAN D. PURINTON Property in the White Self: Assessing Lady Maria Nugent'sJamaicanJournal 175 ANNE.SHEA Lessons in Solidarity: Buchi Emecheta and Mariama B" on Female Victim(izer)s 199 LAURA DUBEK Elizabeth Dickens: Model for Fagin 225 JUNE FOLEY A Bestiary ofMy Heart: Cautionary Tales 237 STORIES BY VICTORIA NELSON DRAWINGS BY DEBORAH BARREn The Affiicted Girls The Affiicted Girls, New Orleans, 1978 Testimony: A Prayer from IpswichJail 261 NICOLE COOLEY Book Reviews NICHOLAS WARNER 265 LAMAR M. HILL 269 PATRIZIA COSTA 273 SUZANNA CRAGE 277 STEPHANIE SEERY 281 In Brief 285 Notes on Contributors 297 Recent Publications WOMEN'S STUDIES 128 An InterdisciplinarY Journal

Volume 30, Number 3 (2001)

"Woman Goes Forth to Battle with Goliath": Mary Baker Eddy, Medical Science, and Sentimental Invalidism 30I ALISON PIEPMEIER New Age Women: Spearheading the Movement? 329 STUART ROSE Emily Hilda Young's Miss Mole: Female Modernity and the Insufficiencies ofthe Domestic Novel 351 STELLA DEEN Cross Talk: Edith Wharton and theNew England Women Regionalists 369 MARY V. MARCHAND Reading Aloud 397 JACK TURNER Book Reviews LOUISE ARMSTRONG 399 JUDY MILES 403 CATHERINE KASPER 407 BRENDA WEBSTER 411 KIMBERLY B. STRATION 415 MARGUERITE R.• WALLER 419 In Brief 423 Notes on Contributors 439 Recent Publications WOMEN'S S1UDIES INTERNATIONAL FORUM VOLUME24 NUMBERS3M 2001 129 MAY-AUGUST

UNDERSTANDING LOCAUGLOBAL IDENTITIES: TOWARDS A MATERIALIST DISCURSIVE FEMINISM

CONTENTS

JOANNA LIDDLE 273 Introduction CAROLINE WRIGHT

STBVI JACKSON 283 Why a materialist feminism is (still) possible-and necessary

BEVERLEY SXEOGS 295 The toilet paper: femininity, class and mis-recognition

CLARE BECKBlT 309 Race, gender and sexuality: the oppression of multiculturalism MARIBMACBY

RACHEL GEAR 321 All those nasty womanly things: WOmen artists, technology and the monstrous-feminine

CHANTAL ZABUS 335 Writing women's rites: excision in experiential African literature

TRACEVLEB 347 Trans(re)lations: lesbian and female to male transsexual accounts of identity

MEENAKSHI THAPAN 359 Adolescence, embodiment and gender identity in contemporary India: elite women in a changing society

MAITRAYBE CHAUDHURI 373 Gender and advertisements: the rhetoric of globalisation

MARGOT LE.IGH BUTLER 387 Making waves

GILLIAN HANSCOMBE 401 "And there's you and me, my sweet duality" SUNm NAMJOSHI

ANNBScorr 409 (In)forming politics: processes of feminist activism in the information age

ANTJE LINDENMEYER 423 The rewriting of home: autobiographies by daughters of immigrants

MICHELLE WALLACE 433 Women and workplace training: power relations positioning lithe other"

RADHIKA CHOPRA 445 Retrieving the father: gender studies, Ufather love" and the discourse of mothering

SOHE\'LA KIRCA 457 Turkish women's magazines: the popular meets the political

LIZ ORTON 469 Paternalism and gender in South African fruit employment: STEPHANIE BARRIENTOS change and continuity SHARON MCCLENAGHAN (continued, next page) 130 WOMEN'S STUDIES INTERNATIONAL FORUM VOLUME 24 NUMBERS 3/4 2001 MAY-AUGUST

(continued) UNDERSTANDING LOCAUGLOBAL IDENTITIES: TOWARDS A MATERIALIST DISCURSIVE FEMINISM

BOOK REVIEWS

SHEILA SCRATON 479 Heroines ofSport: The Politics ofDifference and Identity by Jennifer Hargreaves

MARILYN P. SAFIR 480 Hurdles in the Halls ofScience: The Israeli Case by Nina Toren

LARISSA REMENNICK 480. What Makes Women Sick? Maternity, Modesty, and Militarism in Israeli Society by Susan Sered

NADERA SHALHoua·KEVORKIAN 481 Women and War in Lebanon by Lamia Rustum Shehadeh

ELIZABETH HEGER BOYLE 482 From Motherhood to Citizenship: Women's Rights and International Organizations by Nilza Berkovitch

UMASUNDARI AKELLA 483 . The Myth ofPatriarchal Prehistory: Why an Invented Past Won't Give Women a Future by Cynthia Eller

485 . Biographical Statements

487 Feminist Forum: News, Conferences, Reports 6 Editorial: The Places ofEarthwork: Women and Environments Diane S. Hope 131 12 Special Report: Golden Rice and Neem: Biopatents and the Appropriation ofWomen's Environmental Knowledge Vandana Shiva

DEFENDING THE EARTH, DEFENDING THE SELF: ~ WOMEN AND ENVIRONMENTALACTIVISM a- ~ 3 25 In Search ofCommunity: Tales ofPregnancy

131 On the Move for Food: Three Women Behind the Tomato'sJourney Deborah lJamdt

THINKING THE EARTH: WOMEN CONCEPTUALIZE THE ENVIRONMENT

145 TWo Women Naturalists and the Search for Autonomy: Anna Botsford Comstock and the Producer Ethic; Gene Stratton-Porter and the Gospel ofWealth AmyS. Green 155 Wilma Dykeman and the Women ofAppalachia: The Ecology ofMid-Century Environmental Activism Elizabeth S. D. Engelhardt . 170 It's Worth the Risk: Science and Autobiography in Sandra Steingraber's LivingDownstream Michael A. lJryson 183 Landscapes ofEncounter: Gender and the Morality of the Road in South India Cynthia J. Miller (continued, next page) (continued) IN THE PRESENCE OF EARTH: POETRY AND PROSE 132 194 IfThere Is No God Ellen Bass 196 To Drink a Glacier: Notes from an AlaskanJournal Sheryl St. Gennain 206 Our Pond at the End of the Twentieth Century Anita Ckarfield

EARTHWORK: TEACHING AND LEARNING

208 Science Is Knowing and Loving the World: A Memoir ofA Feminist Critique ofScience Betty Smith Franklin 216 Recovering the Wildness in Ecofeminism ~ Patsy Hallen ~ 234 An NSF-Sponsored Curriculum That Moves Students Q,) Toward a Feminist Earth Science (with syllabus) ~ Jill S. Schneiderman and Virginia Ashby Sharpe ::s 244 u.s. Feminisms and Environmental Politics: "" Interdisciplinary Perspectives (syllabus) Of o(j Susan KoUin ~ (/) Q,) .... 254 Proposal for a Graduate Seminar: '" The Poetics ofEnvironmentalJustice ~ .D'" Kamala Platt 8 ,a z;:l 261 Gender/Ethnicity/Landscape: Evolving a Personal rJJ Environmental Ethic (with syllabus) Sally Schauman ...(/) ...... :x: :x: 5 :x: BOOKREVIEWS e 8'" 275 Craig Waddell's And No Birds Sing: Rhetorical Analys.. of E Iliuhel Carson ~ Silent Spring ~ ~ Grant c. Cos 279 Tada Rai Peterson's Sharing the Earth: The Rhetoric of

Sustainable Deve1bpmentJ Noel Sturgeon's Eco/eminist Natures: Flnce, Gender, Feminist Theory and Political Action, aiJd Deborah Barndt's Women Working the NAFTA Food Chain: Women, Food, and Globalization Donna M. Kowal 284 James Shanahan and Katherine McComas's Nature Storm: Depictions ofthe Environment and Their Effects and Karen]. Warren's Ecofeminism: Women. Culture, Nature Kate Madden

PHOTOGRAPHS

Women Grassroots Activists: Recipients ofthe Goldman Environmental Prize Portrails from the Goldman Prize Web site, with text adapted by Diane Hope pages 24, 64, 144, 193,207 Women's Writing 133

VOLUME 8 NUMBER I 2001

Linda Vecchio "Lawfull Avarice": Rachel Speght's Mortalities Memorandum and the necessity ofwomen's education 3 Claudia Klaver. Domesticity under Siege: British women and imperial crisis at the siege ofLucknow, 1857 21 Angela Escott. The School ofEloquence and "Roasted Square Caps": oratory and pedantry as fair theatrical game? 59 Christopher Fannin·g. The Voices ofthe Dependent Poet: the case ofMary Barber 81 Anna Nelli. Civilization and the Rights ofWoman: liberty andcaptivity in the work ofMary Wollstonecraft 99 Hilary Skelding. Redefining the Angel in the House: Evelyn Everett-Green and the historical novel for girls 119 Anjana Sharma. A Different Voice: Mary Hays's The Memoirs ofEmma Courtney 139 Cynthia Dereli. In Search ofa Poet: the life and work of Elizabeth Hands 169

BOOK REVIEWS The Clothes that Wear Us: essays on dressing and transgressing in eighteenth-century culture Oessica Munns & Penny Richards, Eds), reviewed by Carol Banks 18J Clio: the autobiography ofMartha Fowke sansom, 1689--1736 (Phyllis J. Guskin, Ed.), reviewed by Penny Richards 185 Virtues FaultJ: correspondences in eighteenth-century British and French women'sfiction (April Alliston), reviewed by Penny Richards 187 Charlotte Smith: a critical biography (Loraine Fletcher); Hannah Cowley: Tiverton's playwright and pioneerfeminist, 1743-1809 (Mary de la Mahotiere), reviewed by Anlje Blank 189

Cover illustration Marie Spartali Stillman (1844-1927), LoveSonnetJ, 1894. Delaware Art Museum NW5A. JJ(()J~jlim:Cl!11 Margaret McFadden, Editor Gender and Social Policy: Local to Global Jean Robinson and Audrey McCluskey, Editors

JEAN ROBINSON AND AUDREY MCCLUSKEY, i'The Danger Zone is Everywhere"

ANN MARIE NICOLOSI, 'We Do Not Want Our Girls to Marry Foreigners": Gender, Race, and American Citizenship

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

AMy ElMAN, Testing the Limits of European Citizenship: Ethnic Hatred and Male Violence

JANINE PARRY, Family Leave Policies: Choice and Contingency in Industrialized Nations

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

_ NANCY A. NAPLES AND MARNIE DOBSON, Feminists and the Welfare State: Aboriginal Health Care Workers and US Community Workers of Color

JACKlYN COCK AND AlISON BERNSTEIN, Gender Differences: Struggles Around "Needs" and IIRights" in South Africa

JANET JOHNSON, Privatizing Pain: The Problems of Woman Battery in Russia

NIZA LICUANAN-GAlELA, Economic Development and Women Workers: Filipina Workers in a Japanese Transplant Also Available Appalachia and the South: Place, Gender, and Pedagogy Patricia D. Beaver, Editor The Science and the Politics o(the Search (or Sex Differences Mary Wyer and laura Severin, Editors

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