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The University of Wisconsin System .

EMINIST ERIODICALS A LISTING OF CONTENTS

VOLUME 11, NUMBER 2 SUMMER 1991

PublishedbySusanSearing,Women'sStudies Librarian )) University of Wisconsin System 112A Memorial Library::::::: 728 State Street Madison, Wisconsin 53706 "It (608) 263-5754 EMINIST ERIODICALS A CURRENT LISTING OF CONTENTS Volume 11, Number 2 Summer 1991

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

Table of contents pages from current issues of major feminist joumals are reproduced in each issue of Feminist Periodicals, preceded by a comprehensive annotated listing of all joumals we have selected. As publication schedules vary enormously, not every periodical will have table of contents pages reproduced in each issue of Ef. The annotated listing provides the following information on each joumal:

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. Intemational Standard Serials Number (ISSN). 8. (LC) catalog card number. 9. OCLC, Inc. Control Number. 10. Locations where the joumal is held in the UW System. 11. Publications in which the joumal is indexed. 12. Subject focus/statement of purpose of the joumal.

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

Our goal is to have represented in EE all English-language feminist periodicals with a substantial national or regional readership, with an emphasis on scholarly journals and small press offerings. We do not include publications which, though feminist in philosophy, do not focus solely on women's issues. Nor, with few exceptions, do we include newsstand magazines. We are also forced to omit periodicals which lack a complete table of contents. We encourage feminist serials to build a full table of contents into their regular format to facilitate the indexing feminist literature sorely needs.

Interested readers will find more complete information on feminist periodicals in The Index/DirectOlY of Women's Media published annually by the Women's Institute for Freedom of the Press (3306 Ross Place, NW, Washington, DC 20008); 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-System with our efforts to keep the holding information complete and up to date. Please let us know about new subscriptions, subscriptions we have overlooked, cancellations, or other pertinent information. Feminist periodicals is also available on microfilm at the library of the State Historical Society of Wisconsin.

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"Table ofcontents pages from current issues of major feminist journals are reproduced. .. preceded by a comprehensive annotated listing ofall journals... " Frequently cited as FP.

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

(courlesy of Sanford Berman)

Feminist Periodicals (ISSN 0742-7433) is published by Susan E. Searing, UW-System Women's Studies Librarian, 112A Memorial Library, 728 State Street, Madison, WI 53706. Phone (608) 263­ 5754. Compilers: Linda Shult,lngrid Markhard!. Graphics: Daniel Joe. Publications of the Office of the UW-System Women's Studies Librarian are available free of charge to UW Women's Studies Offices, UW Campus Women's Centers, and UW Libraries. Subscriptions rates: Wisconsin subscrip­ tions: $5 (indiv. affiliated with the UW System), $10 (organizations affiliated with the UW System), $10 (indiv. or non-profit women's programs), $15 (libraries or other organizations). Out-of-state sub­ scriptions: $20 (indiv. & women's programs), $38 (ins!.). This fee covers all publications olthe Office, inclUding Feminist Collections, Feminist periodicals. New Books on Women & Feminism, and bibliographies, directories, and occasional publications produced throughout the year. Wisconsin subscribers, please add salestax ($.50 - indiv; $1.00 -libraries). Subscribers outside the U.S., please add postage ($5.00 - surface; $15.00 - air). iii.

ArALIA: JOURNAL OF WOMEN AND socw. WORK AURORA 1. 1986. 2. 4/y••r. Ceasing publlcatlon. 3. $32 (Indlv.), $78 (Inst.), plu. $6 for for.lgn post.g. 4. Sage Publloatlons, Inc" 2111 W. Hillcrest Dr., AusmAlJAN FEMINIST STUDIES N.wbury P.rk, CA 91320. 1. 1985. 5. Betty Sanoler. 2. 2/y••r. 7. ISSN 0886-1099. 3. $53 Au•. (Indlv., .irm.I~, $38 Au•. (Indlv., sun.e. 8. LC .n85-3234. m.m, $75 Au•. (Inst., .lrm.I~, $60 Au•. (Inst., .un.c. 9. OCLC 12871850. m.I~. 10. La Crosse; Madison; Milwaukee. 4. Research Centre for Women's Studies, University of 11. Family Resources Database; Health Instrument File; Ad.I.ld., GPO Box 498, Ad.I.ld., South Austr.lI. Human Resouroes Abstracts; Sage Family Studies 5001, Austr.II•. Abstracts; Social Work Research and Abstracts; 5. Susan Margarey. Soolal Planning/Policy & Development Abstracts; 7. 0816-4649. . Soolologloal Abstracts; Women Studies Abstracts; 11. Australian Serials In Print; Studies on Women Wom.n'. Studl.s Ind.x, 1989, (GK H.I~. Abstracts. 12. -This Journal Is committed to the discussion and 12. "Australian Feminist Studies pUblishes development of feminist values, theories, and transdlsclplinary scholarship and discussion In the knowledge 8S they relato to SOCiisl work research, fields of feminist research and women's studies education, and practice" Contains articles, reports, courses. In addition, it aims to attract and of research, essays, poetry, and literary pieces. encourage discussion of government and Dedicated to "the task of eliminating discrimination Inttlatives and policies that concern women; and oppression, especially with respect to gender, examination of the Interaction of and but Including race, ethnlctty, class, age, disability, practice; comment on changes In curricula relevant and sexual and affectlonal preference as well." to women's studies and feminist studies...; reviews, critiques, enthusiasms and correspondence." THE AHFAD JOURNAL.: WOMEN AND CHANGE I, 1984. BACKBONE: A JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S LITERATURE 2. 2/y••r. 3. $20 (Indlv.), $35 (In.t.). Singi. eopl••: $10 (Indlv.), Temporarily suspended with #5, 1988. $20 (In.t.). 4. Business Manager, Suite 1216, 4141 N. Henderson BEllES L.ETrnES Rd., Arlington, VA 22203. 1. 1985. 5. Amn. E. B.drl. 2. 4/y••r. 8. Ahf.d Unlv.r.1ty for Wom.n, P.O. Box 167, 3. $20 (Indlv.), $15 (stud.nt), $40 (Inst.). S.mpl. Issu.: Omdurman, Sudan. $3. Add $9 for for.lgn po.t.g•. 7. ISSN 02554070. 4. Karen T. Jenkins, 785 Verbenia Dr., Satellite Beach, 8. LC .n85-234n. FL 32937. 9. OCLC 12747840. 5. Janet Palmer Mullaney. 10. M.dlson. 8. J.n.t Mull.n.y, 11151 C.pt.ln'. W.lk Cl., N. II, ERIC, UMI. Potomac, MD 20878. 12. "Issues affecting Women In Africa, the Middle East 7. ISSN 0884-2957. and In other developing countries; women In 8. LC .n85-6513. development." 9. OCLC 12357950, 10. M.dlson. A11.ANT1S 11. Book Review Index; Women's Studies Index. 1989 I, 1975. (G.K H.I~ 2. 2/y••r. 12. "To promote and celebrate wrttlng by women, 3. $20 (C.n.dl.n Indlv.), $30 (C.n.dl.n Inst.), $30 pUblished by trade, unlverstty, and small presses in (U.S. Indlv.), $40 (U.S. In.t.), plu. $5 for oth.r the genres of fiction, nonfiction, essays, biography, foreign postage. and criticism." 4. Mount S.lnl Vlne.nt Unlv.r.lty, 166 B.dferd Highway, HaUfax, Nova Scotia, 83M 2J6, Canada. BERKElEY WOMEN'S LAW JOURNAL 5. Drs. Susan Clark, Margaret Conrad, Deborah C. 1. 1986. Poff. 2. Annual. 7. ISSN 0702-7818. 3. $35 (In.t.), $18 (r.gul.r), $8 (low Incom.). Add $3 8. LC en77-32338. for foreign postage. 9. OCLC 3409840. 4. Berkeley Women's Law Journal, Univ. of 10, St.t. HI.torle.1 Soel.ty. Press, Periodicals Dept, 2120 Berkeley Way, 11. Historical Abstracts; America: History and Life; The B.rk.l.y, CA 94720. Alternative Press Index; Resources for Feminist 5. Stud.nt. of Bo.h H.II School of L.w. R••••reh; Wom.n'. Studl•• Ind.x, 1989 (GK H.I~. 7. ISSN 0882-4312. 12. "Atlantis is an Interdisciplinary Journal devoted to 8. LC .n85-965, critical and creative writing In English or French on 9. OCLC 11830558. the topic of women. Contains scholarly articles, 10. M.dl.on. review essays, book reviews, art and poetry." 11. Alternative Press Center; Annotated Guide to i v.

Women's Perlodioals; Current Index to Legal CALYX Perlodioals. 1. 1976. 12. "The Berkeley Women's Law Journal Is a forum from 2. 3lyear. which to give voice to the complex and varying 3. $18 (Indlv.), $22.50 (lib. & In.t.), $15 (low Income). perspectives reflecting the legal concerns of all Single copies: $8. women, especially the women of color, lesbians, 4. P.O. Box B, COIV.lII•• OR 97339. disabled women and poor women whose voices 5. Margarita Donnelly. have been severely underrepresented in existing 7. ISSN 0147·1627. literature. With information as our power, the journal 8. lC 77-649570. would be a tool for soolal ohange." 9. OGlC 3114927.

BROADSHEET 10. Madl.on. 1. 1972. 11. American Humanities Index; The Annual Index to 2. 10/y.ar. Poetry in Periodicals; The Index of American 3. $85.40 (.Irmail), $56.00 (.urt.c. malQ. Periodical Verse. 4. 228 Dominion Rd., P.O. Box 56·147, Auckland 3, 12. .~ publishes poetry, prose, art. reviews. New Zealand. translations, and photography, and Is committed to 5. The Broadsheet Collective. providing a beautiful and oreative journal format In 7. ISSN 011Q.8603. which to showoase and writers." 9. OClC 6578660. 12. News; analysis; In-depth artioles; flotlon; poehy; CAMERA OBSCURA reviews. Broadsheet is a radical feminist magazine 1. 1976. whioh oonsoiously strives to be antl-raoist and to 2. 3lyear. inoorporate the views of Indigenous women, The 3. $16.50 (Indlv.). $37 (In.t.). Add. $8.75 for.lgn main foous is on New Zealand women and events, postage. with some ooverage of Paoiflo conoerns and Issues 4. John. Hopkin. Unlv.r.1ty Pr•••• 701 W••t 40th St.. facing women and feminists everywhere." SuU.275, Baltlmor•• MD 21211. 5. Constance Penley. Janet Bergstrom. Elisabeth Lyon. BROOMSTICK 6. The Editors, Rush Rhees Library, University of 1. 1978. Rochester. Rochester, NY. 14627. 2. 41y.ar. 7. ISSN 0270-5346. 3. $15 (Indlv.), $25 (In.t.). $20 (Indlv.. Canada). $25 8. lC .c79·4979. (indiv.• other foreign). 81ngle copies: $3.50. 9. OClC 4818143. 4. 3543 18th 81.63, San Franclsoo, CA 94110. 10. Madl.on; Mllwauk••. 5. Mlck.y Sp.nc.r, Polly Taylor. 11. Atternatlve Press Index; International Index to Film 11. Atternative Press Index. Periodicals; Tho Film/Literature Index; The Arts and 12. "Broomstick Is a feminist political Journal publishing Humanities Citation Index; Women's Studies Index. material by. for and about women over forty. Our 1989 (G.K. H.II). priorities are: to portray olear. positiveimages of 12. Film theory and historyj feminist theory; older women; to take a stand against the psychoanalytic theory; Marxist theory; denigration of older women; to offer positive photography; video and perlormance. etternatives In our lives. Our goal is to form a support network among older women." CANADIAN JOURNAL OF WOMEN AND TIlE LAW 1. 1965. CAFRA NEWSINOVEDADES CAFRA 2. 2/y.ar. 1. 1987 (CAFRA New.; 1990 (Noved.de. CAFRA). 3. $20 (.tud.nVlow·lncom.), $40 (Indlv.). $65 (In.t.). 2. 41y.ar. Add $5 out.lde Canada. 3. $25 (Indlv.), $35 (In.t.). 4. 1 Nichola. St., sun. 400, Ott.wa, Ontario, Kl N 7B7. 4. CAFRA, P.O. Box 442, Tun.pune, Trinidad & Canada. Tobago 5. Prof. Ellzab.th Sh••hy (Engll.h Co-EdUor), Prof. 5. Rowena Kalloo. Mlch.lI. Boivin (Fr.nch Co-Editor). 11. 'CAF AA News is the quarterly newsletter and 6. Faculty of law/Facun. d. droU. Unlv. of Ottawa. 57 primary networking tool of the Caribbean Louis Pasteur, Ottawa, Ontario K1 N 6N5. Canada. Assoolatlon for Feminist Researoh and Aotion 7. ISSN 0832-8781. (CAFAA). Its main purposes are to: inform members 10. Madl.on. and other interested persons about the aotivities and 11. Canadian Perlodloals Index; Index to Canadian programmes of the association; provide a forum for Periodical Literature; Index to Legal Perlodloals; dlsoussion and debate on key issues of concern to Studies on Women Abstracts; Women Studies women In the region; promote the sharing of Abstracts. experlenoes and foster links among individual 12. 'The CJWL I. the only Canadian I.gal perlodlca' feminists, activists and women's organizations; assist dedicated to providing In-depth. feminist analysis of In breaking down language barriers in the region; legal Issues of concern to women." stimulate women's oreative expression; and oontribute to the development of the women's CANADIAN WOMAN snJDlESIlES CAHIERS DE LA movement regionally and internationally. FEMME 1. 1978. 2. 41y.ar. v.

3. $30 Cdn. (Indiv.), $40 Cdn. (Inst.). Single copies: 5. Ed~orlal Colleollve. $8. Cdn. Add $8 Cdn. for foreign postege. 7. ISSN 0886-7062. 4. 212 Founders College, York University, 4700 Keele 8. LC 83-945901: sn83-11831. St., Downsvlew, Ontario M3J 1P3, Canada. 9. OGLC 8015674. 5. Carol Greene. 10. Madison. 7. ISSN 0713-3235. 11. Alternative Press Index; Women's Studies Index, 1989 9. OCLC 8558872. (GK HaIQ. 10. Madison; Mitwaukee; State Historical Society. 12, "".the collective product of feminists of diverse 11. Canadian Periodical Index; Nellie Langford Rowell nationalities and political perspectives committed to LIbrary: Women Studios Abstracts; Women's Studies contributing to an International women's movement." Index. 1989 (G.K Hell). Each Issue focuses on a specific theme through 12. 'CWS/cf Is a bilingual, Interdisciplinary, feminist feature articles, interviews and personal narratives, journal that brings exciting scholarship about women often translated from foreign-language publications. to non-scholars, broadcasts our diverse experiences and bridges the gap between Canada's languages lJAUGHTElS OF SAAAH and cultures," 1. 1974. 2. 8lyear. COMMON LNESIlESBIAN LNES 3. $18. Add $5 for foreign postage. 1. 1981. 4. P.O. Box 411179, , IL 60641. 2. 4lyear. 5. Reta Halteman Finger. 3. $15 (Indiv.), $25 (Inst.), free to lesbians In prisons, 6. 3801 N. Keeler, Chicago, IL 60641. mental Institutions, and old age homes. Add $7 for 7. ISSN 0739-1749. foreign postage. Single copies: $4.50. 8. LC sn83-8089. 4. P.O. Box 1553, Iowa City, IA 52244. 9. OGLC 2294361. 5. Ed~orlal Collective. 10. State Historical Soolety. 7. ISSN 0891-6969. 11. Book Reviews In Religion; Religion Index One: 8. sLC sn94-10345. Periodicals (RIO). 9. OCLC 8234014. 12. 'We seek to provide a forum for varying viewpoints 10, Madison. within ; examining Issues that 12. History; biography; correspondence; Journal entries; affeot women such as poverty, homosexuality,

fiction; poetry; visual art, I Common Uves/Lesbian splritualfty, dlvoroe, Incest, blblicallnterpretatlon." Lives seeks to document the lives of ordinary lesbians, and to reflect the diversity of the lesbian DIFFERENCES: A JOURNAL OF FEMINIST CULTURAl communfty·-Iesbians of color, of age and of youth, STUDIES fat lesbians, disabled lesbians, poor and 1. t989. working-class lesbians, CULL wishes to insure 2. 3lyear. access and visibility to lesbians who have never 3. $28 (Indlv.), $48 (Inat.). Add $10 for foreign postage. thought before of publishing their work." Single copies: $10 (Indiv.), $20 (Inst.) pius $1.75 postage. CONCERNS: NEWSIET1ER OF THE WOMEN'S CAUCUS 4. Journals Manager, Indiana Univershy Press, 10th & OF THE MODERN LANGUAGES Morton Streets, Bloomington, IN 47405. 1. 1971. 5. Naomi Schor, Elizabeth Weed. 2. 3/year. 6. Box 1958, Brown University, Providence. RI 02912. 3, Sliding scale based On Income, write for details. 7. ISSN 1040-7391. 4. Dorothy Brown, WCML Treasurer, 6363 St. Charles 8. LC 89-650873. Ave., , LA 70118. 9. OGLC 18507940. 5. Frances M. Kavenik, 11. Sociological Abstracts; Studies on Women Abstracts; 6. Frances M. Kavenik, English Dept., UW-Parkside, Women's Sludles Index, 1989 (GK Hall). Box No. 2000, Kenosha, WI 53141. 12. "d Iff ere n c e s: A Journal of Feminist Cuttural 9. OGLC 2259670. Studies Is affiliated with the Pembroke Center for 10. Eau Claire. Teaching and Research on Women, a nonprofit 12. News of the Modern Language Association; features; educational organization, at Brown Unlvershy. The bibliographies; job information. journal brings together cuttural studies and feminism and alms to provide a forum for an examination of CONDITIONS cuttural politics and discursive practices Informed by feminist crttlclsm.· Ceasing pUblication as a periodical.

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11. Guide to Soclel Science end Religion In Perlodlcel 6. Dept. of History/Ballantine Hall, Indiana University, Literature; Religion Index One: Perlodloals; Religious Bloomington, IN 47404. and Theological Abstracts; Sage Human Relations 7. ISBN 1042·7981. Abstractsi Women's Studies Index. 1989 (G,K HalQ. 8. LC so89-6627. 12. "The JFSR Is a channel for the dissemination of 9. OCLC 19219902. feminist scholarship In religion and a forum for 11. Women's Studies Index, 1989 (GK HaIQ. discussion and dialogue among women and men of 12. International women's history. differing feminist perspeotives. tts editors are oommltted to rlgorou8 thinking and analysis In the KAllIOPE: A JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S ART service of the transformation of religious studies and 1. 1979. of religious and cuttural Institutions." 2. 3/year. 3. $10.50 (Indlv.), $18 (Insl.). Add $8 for foreign JOURNAL OF WOMEN & AGING postage. 1. 1989. 4. F.C.C.J. 3939 Roosevelt Boulevard, Jacksonville, FL 2. 4/yeer. 3220~56. . 3. $28 (Indlv.), $38 (Inst.), $75 (Ilbr. end sUb. 5. Mary Sue Koeppel. agencios). Add 40% for foreign (outside U.S. and 7. ISSN 0735-7885. Cenede). 8. LC 84-047165; sn 82·7891. 4. The Haworth Press, 10 Allee Street, Binghamton, NY 9. OCLC 8981808. 13904. 10. Madison. 5. J. Dianne Garner. 11. American Humaitles Index; Index of American 8. Dept. of Social Work, Washburn University, Topeka, Periodical Verse. KS 66621. 12. rrhe purpose of Kalllope is to offer support a'nd 7. ISBN 0895·2841. encouragement to women In the arts, to promote the 8. LC 89-656519. pursuit of excellence In both verbal and visual art 9. OCLC 16546320. forms, and to provide a medium of communication 11. Abstraots In Social Gerontology; Applied Social through which women artists may share their work, Science Index & Abstracts; Current Contents; Ideas and opinions.' Current Literature on Aging; Family Resources Databasei Index to Periodical Articles Related to LEGACY Lawi Sociological Abstracts; Studies on Women 1. 1984. Abstracts; Women Studies Abstracts; Women's 2. 2Jyear. Studies Index, 1989 (GoK HeIQ. 3. $12 (graduate sludents), $15 (Indlv.), $18 (Insl.). 12. "This timely Journal enhances the knowledge of a Single copies: $9. wide variety of professionals who are concerned 4. Dept. of English, Bartiett Hall, University of with the health and well-being of women as they Ma$Sachuse«s, Amherst, MA 01003. age. In order to deliver quality care and services to 5. Martha Ackmann, Karen Dandurand, Joanne Dobson. older women, practitioners, researchers, and 7. ISSN 0748-4321. educators need access to the most current 8. LC so84·2143; sn84-8795. information -Information that they can find in the 9. OCLC 10881450. Journal of Women & Aging." 10. Madison. 11. Abstracts of English Studlesi American History and JOURNAL OF WOMEN AND RELIGION Ufe; American Literary Soholarshlp; Book Reviews In 1. 1981. the Humanities; Information America; lSI; Literary 2. Annual. Criticism Register; MLA International Bibliography; 3. Available only with membership, which Includes Recently PUblished Articles - American History monthly mailings and a bibliography of women and Association; Studies on Women Abstracts. religion. SUbscription and membership rates: $20 12. A journal of nineteenth-century women writers. (studenVlow·lncome), $30 (Indlv.), $50 (Insl.). Single copies: $3.50. LESBIAN CONTRADICTlON: A JOURNAL OF IRREVERENT 4. 2400 Ridge Rd., Berkeley, CA 94709. FEMINISM 5. Jane E. Vennard. 1. 1982-83. 7. ISSN 0888-5621. 2. 4/year. 8. LC so82·20870. 3. $6 (lndiv.), free for women prisoners. Single copies: 9. OCLC 7863169. $1.50. 11. Women's Studies Index, 1989 (GK Hall). 4. 584 Castro St., Suite 263, San Francisco, CA 94114. 12. "Each Journal's focus differs. We have covered 5. Jan Adams, Rebeoca Gordon, BettyJohanna, Jane areas such as women and power, women and Meyerdlng. peace! 11. Alternative Press Index. JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S HISTORY 12. LesCon aims to print lively, thoughtful, controversial, 1. 1989. and/or humorous writing and graphics that contribute 2. 3/year. to the development of a deeper, more inclusive 3. $25 (Indiv), $45 (Inst.). Add $10 for foreign postage. feminist vision. No flotlon, no poetry; no "news' or Single copies: $11.75 (Indlv.), $21.75 (Insl.). items of purely local interest. Non-lesbians are 4. Journals Manager, Indiana University Press, 10th welcome to submit work; LesCon Is 'women only,' end Merton St., Bloomington, IN 47405. not 'lesbian only.' 5. Christie Farnham, Joan Hoff-Wilson. xii.

LESBIAN ETHICS 12. Manushl: A Journal About Women and Society 1. 1984. focuses on women's life situations In and on 2. 3/year. struggles for change. 3. $14 (Indlv.), $18 (Ins1.). Single copies: $6. 4. P.O. Box 4723, Albuquerque, NM 87196. MEDIA REPORT TO WOMEN 5. Jeanette Silveira. 1. 1972. 7. ISSN 8755-5352. 2. 6lyear. 8. LC sn84-1726. 3. $25 (Indlv.), $35 (Ins1.). Single coplea: $6. 9. OCLC 11337345. 4. Communication Research Associates, Inc., 10606 10. Madison. Mantz Rd., Silver Spring, MD 20903-1228. 11. Women'a Studies Index, 1989 (G.K. HaIQ. 5. Sheila J. Gibbons. 12. "A journal of lesbian and philosophy, 7. ISSN 0145-9651 with a focus on how lesbians behave with each 8. LC 80-640489; sc77-865. other." 9. OCLC 2350896. 10, Madison; Platteville; State Historical Society, UUTH II, Women Studies Abstracts; Women's studies Index. 1. 1978. 1969 (G.K. HaIQ. 2. 4/yeer. 12. "What women are doing and thinking to change the 3. $14 (Indlv.), $20 (Ins1.). Single copies: $4.50. Add communications media, $6 for foreign postage. 4. L1mh Publications, Inc., 250 West 57th S1., Naw York, MINERVA: OOAflTER\..Y REPORT ON WOMEN AND THE NY 10107. MILITARY 5. Susan Weidman Schneider. 1. 1983. 7. ISSN 0146-2334. 2. 4lyear. 8. LC 83-640809; sc77-511. 3. $20 (students/cadets, low Income), $40 (Indlv.), $60 9. OCLC 2694720. (Ins1.). 10. Madison; Milwaukee; State Historical Society. 4. 1101 S. Arlington Ridge Rd. #210, Arlington, VA 11. Index to Jewish Periodicals; Women's Studies Index. 22202. 1989 (G.K. HaIQ. 5. linda Grant De Pauw. 12. Articles; reviews; poetry; fiction. "Ulith is named for 7. ISSN 0736-718X. the legendary predecessor of Eve who Insisted on 8. LC 83-644761; sn83-249. equality with Adam.... As Jewish feminists continue 9. OCLC 9201074. to rediscover and rework Jewish practice, the 10. State Historical Society. contents of Lilith may selVe as an evolving Prepared 11. Woman's Studlaalndax, 1989 (G.K. HaIQ. Table for a new code of behavior." 12. News, commentary, book reviews. "The purpose of MlnelVa Is to provide an Information center for MS. MAGAZINE, THE WORlD OF WOMEN Individuals and organizations concerned with some 1. Ms. Magazine: 1972; Ms. Magazine. The World of aspect of women and the military"" The editorial Women: 1990. policy emphasizes diversfty rather than consensus,- 2. 6lyear. 3. $40, $42 (foreign, sUriace), $73 (foreign, air malQ. NWSA JOURNAL 4. Ms., P.O. Box 57132, Boulder, CO 60322-7132. 1. 1988. 5. . 2. 4lyeer. 6. 1 Times Square, New York, NY 10036. 3. $21.50 (Indlv. member), $40 Ondlv.), $32.50 Onst. 7. ISSN 0047-8318. membe~, $50 (inst.). 8. LC sn90-1205 4. Ablex Publishing Corp., 355 Cheatnut St., Norwood, 9. OCLC 22202699. NJ 07648. 11. Women Studies Abstracts. 5. Patsy Schwelckarl, Dept. of English, Unlv. of New 12. "Ms., The World of Women Is a bimonthly, mass hampshire, Durham, NH 03824. circulation magazine (now free of advertising) 7. ISSN 1040-0656. covering International and national (U.S.) news, the 8. LC sn88-2059. arts, books, popUlar culture, feminist theory and 9. OCLC 18305154. scholarship, ecofeminlsm, women's health, 11. Women'a Studies Index, 1969 (G.K. HalQ spirituality, and political and economic affairs; Ms. 12. 'Refleotlng two decades of feminist scholarship also publishes fiction, poetry, photo essays, and emerging from and supporting the women's cartoons." movement, the NWSA Journal will publish soholarshlp which continues to link feminist theory MANUSHI with teaohing and aotivlsm. Toplos are from an 1. 1979. Interdisciplinary perspective or that which, although 2. 6lyear. speoifio to a single discipline, retains broad 3. $19 (Indlv.), $25 (Ins1.). Single copies $3. implications. We partioularfy encourage articles by 4. Manushl Distributors, America, c/o Esther Jantzen, and about women of color, research anatyzlng olass 5008 Errlnger Place, Philadelphia, PA 19144. issues, scholarship examining non-Western cultures 5. Madhu K1shwar and research foouslng on ." 6. C/202 Lajpat Nagar 1, New Delhl- 110024, India 11. Alternative Press Index; Women's Studies Index, 1969 (G.K. HaIQ. xii i

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5 Editorial Women and Feminism for the Long Haul Betty Sander Articles 7 Pay Equity and Social Work Miriam L. Freeman 20 Feminist Theory, Critical Theory, and Management's Romance With the Technical Barbara Lou Fenby 38 A Shelter: An Organization Like Any Other? Meera Srinivasan and Liane V. Davis 58 Gender Issues in Academia: A Second Look at BSW Directors Karen V. Harper 72 Intergenerational Transmission of Violence in Lesbian Relationships· Rebecca Schilit, Gwat-Yong Lie, Judy Bush, Marilyn Montagne, and Lynn Reyes 88 On the Bias Nexus Pamela K. Metz 92 On the Lookout 95 Book Reviews Interoening with Assaulted Women: Current Theory, Research, and Practice. Edited by Barbara Pressman, Gary Cameron, and Michael Rothery. Reviewed by Conslllnce Hoenk Shapiro Gay and Lesbian Youth. Edited by Gilbert Herdt. Reviewed by Sue Saperstein The Black Women's Health Book: Speaking for Ourselves. Edited by Evelyn C. White. Reviewed by Alma T. Young Child Sexual Abuse: The Search for Healing. Christopher Bagley and Kathleen King. Reviewed by Lacy Berliner Feminist Social Work. Lena DomineW and Eileen McLeod. Reviewed by Lynne M. Healy 102 Poetry Blue Ice Behind the Grade School My Mother's Tub Lyn Lifshin The Empty Question Group Rebekah 2 .

Vol. 7 No. 1 June 1990 The Ahfad Joumal Women and Change

lIJnna E. lladri Editor's Note 1

Margot Kurtz Knowledge, attitudes and 3 Preventive Activities of Malaysian College Women Concerning Passive Inhalation of Cigarette smoke

Abdalla Uba Adamo Balancing the equation: 14 Girls, tradition & Science Education in Northern Nigeria

J.N. Mbata The role of women in 32 C.J. Amadi traditional agriculture: A case study of women in food crops Production in Rivers State, Nigeria

Aliya B. Badri A comparison of Sudanese 51 male children's cultural orientation & intelligence Anne Scott (Guest Ed.) Research Notes 62 Awatif Mustafa Ahfad News 75 Iman M. Ahmed (Ed.) Book Reviews & Books 85 received 3.

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Spring/printemps 1990 Volume 15, Number/num.ro 2

She.a MedJuck Articles Ethnicity and Feminism: Two Solitudes?

Marlene MackJe II Who [s Laughing Now? The Role of Humour in the Social Construction of Gender

J, Welsgarber and J.W. Osborne 27 The Experience of Menarche

Melissa Clark-Jones and Patricia Coyne 40 Through the Back Door

Michael Foley 50 "Basic Victim Positions" and the Women in Margaret Atwood's 17Ie Handmaid's Ta/e

Catherine Ruhlnger 59 A Might-Have-Been: Feminism in Eighteenth- Century France

AYS8n Sev'er 70 Reports and Mate Selection Patterns of Men and Women in Comments Personal Advertisements: New Bottle, Old Wine Emily Nell 77 "Women and Rock Music" Revisited: A Res- ponse to Sawchuk's Critique in Atlantis, Vol. 14, no. 2

Roberta Hamilton 82 Ad Feminam A Politics of Intimate Life: A Funny Happened on the Way Through the Eighties

Helene Cummins, Susan A. McDaniel and 90 Rachelle Sender Beauchamp Becoming Inventors: Women Who Aspire to Invent

Dale Spender 95 Book Reviews The Writing or the Sex? or UJhy You Don't Have to Read Women s Writing to Know Itls no Good (Reviewer: Anne Innis Dagg)

Mariam Darce Frenier 96 Good-Bye Heathcliff: Changing Heroes, Heroi"esl Rolesl and Vailles ill Women s Category Romances (Reviewer: Eleanor Ty) (Continued, next page) 4 .

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M.T. Dohaney The Corrigan Women 98 (Reviewer: Laura M. Robinson)

Barbara Koenig Quart 100 Women Directors: nle Emergence of a New Cinema (Reviewer: Josette Delt~as-Mallhews)

Antonia Fraser The Warrior Queens 102 (Reviewer: Chilra Pershad Reddin)

Elizabeth Rapley 104 The Devotes: Women and Church i" Seven­ teenth-century France (Reviewer: c.1. Neville)

Judy Lown 106 Women and Industrialization: Gender at Work in Nineteenth -Century England (Reviewer: Leslie Howsam)

Susan C. MacPhee 107 Talking Peace: The Women's International Peace Conference (Reviewer: Anne Sisson Runyan)

Beli Hooks 109 Talking Back: ]hinking Feminist - Thinking Black (Reviewer: Gesche Peters)

Frieda Johles Forman 111 Taking Our Time: Feminist Perspectives on Temporality (Reviewer: Susan-Judith Hoffman)

Toni Laidlaw, Cheryl Malmo and Associates 113 Healing Voices (Reviewer: Deborah C. Poft)

Laura S. Brown and Esther D. Rothblum 114 Fat Oppression and Psychotherapy: A Feminist Perspective (Reviewer: Carol L. Hill)

Margaret Dragu and A.S.A. Harrison 115 Revelations: Essays on Striptease and Sexuality (Reviewet: Mariana Valverde)

Mary M. Hale and Rita Mae Kelly (eds.) 116 Gender, Bureaucracy and Democracy: Careers and Equal OpporlUniry in the Public Sector (Reviewer: Ronald I. Burke) (Continued, next page) 5.

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Mary O'Brien 118 Reproducing the World: Essays in Feminist Theory (Reviewers: Juanne N. Clarke & Angela Miles)

About "Joan's Room": Mary Sparling 122 Interview Interviews Marie Koehler-Vandergraaf

Margaret Rodgers 10 Poetry o Canada (a feminist version) o Canada (sung in two colour harmony)

Cornelia C. Hornosly 26 Plath

Jill Solnlcki 58 Storm Brewing

Janet McCann 58 The Meeting

Judith Chalmer 80 Stone Bubbles

Susan Zeltell 93 Masks

Books Received for Review 127

Contributors 132

A Comprehensive Compilation for Atlantis 134 Index Volumes 11 10 15 (Fali/aulomne 1985 - Spring/printemps 1990) 6. Australian Feminist Studies

No 12 Summer 1990

DISCUSSION - ONE: REPORTS FROM EUROPE Elizabeth Hillers Sex and Semiotic Confusion: Report from Moscow . Edda Kerschgens When Jessica Meets Natasha: A Feminist View of German Reunification , ,. 15

DISCUSSION - TWO: LIFE (HI)STORY WRITING .\1argaref Somerville Life (Hi)slory Writing: The Relationship Between Talk and Tex!...... 29 DISCUSSION - THREE: AWARD RESTRUCTURING Cora Vellekoop Award Restructuring for Women: Tool of change Baldock or Stagnation? , ,.. 43

ARTICLES Anni Dugdale Beyond Relativism: Moving On - Feminist Struggles with Scienti'fic/Medical Knowledges. 51 Carolyn Rals/oll Deceptive Dichotomies: Private/Public and Nature/Culture, Gender Relations in Tonga in the Early Contact Period ,., . 65 Rosemary Moore The Enigma of Women: Barbara Baynlon's Human Toll . 83 BERYL HENDERSON PRIZE ESSAY Roe Syby/la Old Plans, New Specifications: A Reading of the Medical Discourse on Menopause...... 95 CONFERENCE REPORTS Tamara Jacka Asian Studies Association of Australia 8th Bienni"al Conference, Women's Caucus Day... 109

REVIEWS Marilyn Lake Finding Fresh Evidence . 121 Judith MacBean 'Uphill All the Way' . 123 Sandra Taylor The Cullural Construction of Gender. ". 127 Phillipa Maddern Medieval Women.,., . 129 Patricia Crawford Feminist Writing About the Early Modern Period 131 Lois Bryson Slate Theories and Slate Strategies: \Vhere to Now?, , . 133

NOTICEBOARD...... 137-149 Louise Edwards Asian Studies Association of Australia 8th Biennial Conference ,, . 1/3 Patricia Grimshaw Two American Conferences , . 1/5 and Marilyn Lake Barbara Baird Conference . 117

NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS...... 151

BOOKS RECEiVED...... 153 7 .

A REVIE\V Of BOOKS BY 'NOMEN

CONTENTS WINTER 1991 • VOLUME 6/NUMBER 2

SOVIET WOMEN 2 The Complete Poems of Anna Aklunatova, tDlDslated by Judith Hem.schemeyer. Edited and with an introduction by Roberta Reeder POlricia Connelly 4 Soviet Women Writing, introduction by I. Grekova; introductory essay by Zoya Boguslavoskaya • Eleanor J. Bader 5 Shadow of a Soul: Collected Poems, by Bella Dizhur. TDlDslated by SaDlb W. Bliumis • Myrna Geldeoberg 6 Balancing Acts: Contemporary Stories by Russian Women, edited by Helena Goscilo • Irene Zobylko 7 A Week Like Any Other: Novellas and Stories, by Natalya Bal1UlSkaya A1Lron Townsend 8 The Parcel from Chicken Street and Other Stories, by Ludmilla Bereshko Irene Zobylko 9 Nina's Journey: A Memoir or Stalin's Russia and the Second World War, by Nina Markovna • Judith Podell

SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE: THE CARIBBEAN AND LATIN AMERICA (Maria Negroni, Guest Editor) 15 Bodies of Water, by Michelle Cliff, and Lucy, by Jamaica Kincaid M. Stephanie Ricks 16 Her True True Name: An Anthology DC Women's Writing from the Caribbean, edited by Pamela Mordecai and Betty Wilson' Donna Perry 17 Meet Zoo Edgelll • Bellina Berch 18 The Stream of Life, by Clarice Lispector • Judilh Filey 19 Two Poems: a virginia woolf and khakJ: varledades • Marfa Negrani 20 Victoria Ocampo, by Doris Meyer' Marla Negroni 11 FEminismo: The Women's MovEment in from Its Beginnings to Eva Peron, by Marifran Caslson • Julyan G. Peard 22 The Fertile RhytJuns: ContEmporary Women Poets of Mexico, edited by Thomas Hoeksema Marlela Dreyfu.r 23 The False Years, by Josefina Vicens • Nina G

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CONTENTS WINTER 1991 • VOLUME 6/NUMBER 2

REVIEWS 10 My Son's Story, by Nadine Gordimer . Cynthia Benjamins 11 A Home-Concealed Woman: Tbe Diaries or Magnolia Wynn I.e Guin, 1901-1913, edited by Cbarl"" A. I.e Guin • Lynn Z. Bloom 12 Tbe Day 1 Began My Studi.. in Philosophy and Other Stories, by Margareta Ekstrom, and School of the Sun, by Ana Maria Matute • Mary G. lhrg 13 Goodbye Without Leaving, by Laurie Colwin • Lo"aIM E. McCormadc 14 Animal Dreams, by Barbara Kingsolver' Eleanor J. Boder 33 Bird of Paradise and Gathering Home, by Vicki Covington· Joyce H. Srurin 38 Crime Against Nature, by Minnie Bruce Prall, and History and Geography, by ludith Barrington Rachel Guido DeVries 42 Reaching Tin River, by Thea Astley, and Taking Sheller, by lessica Anderson' Phylll.r Fahrie Edelson 44 Pro/Con: Fire in the Rain ... Singer in the Stenn, by Holly Near . Monica LevinlDarde Connn Johnston

COLUMNS AND FEATURES 30 Essay: The Private Life of Miss Frances Beqjamin lohnson • by Bettina Berch 34 Belles I.etlr.. Interview: May Sarton • by Deborah Straw 40 The Criminal Element· by JaM Bahrman 4S Rediscovery: Alice Corbin Heoderson • by Helen Ruggieri 48 Nonfiction Bookshelf: Spirituality' by Leslie A. Moushey 52 Reprints· by Laura Hapke, Barbara Horn, and Mary CaJheriM Wainwright 55 Brie/ly Noted 64 Pakhwork: The Literature of AIDS' by Deborah Price 9 • • ~~~~~~) By, For, and About Women Over Forty

Estab. 1978 WINTER (#1) 1991

3. THE DRAGON CRONE by Luisa Francia, translated by Sasha Daucus 5. THE WITCH IS AT HOME (Poem) by Barbara J. Bucknall 5. THE WITCH HAS TROUBLE CONCENTRATING ART (Poem) by Barbara J. Bucknall 6-10. POLICIES AND PROTESTS (Dialogue) COVER by Mau Blossom Letter from Nina Silver CARTOON p 2 by Gladys Lovett BRAVO by Jacqueline Lapidus CARTOONS pp 2,19,2b,27 by bulbul THE EDITORS COMMENT DRAWINGS p 5 by Barbara J. Bucknall APPRECIATE GALLANTRY by Ann Dawson DRAWING p 17 by Mau Blossom by Georgiann Carlson DRAWING p 20 by Georgiann Carlson UPLIFTED by Toby Z. Liederman DRAWINGS pp 22,24,26 by Rainbow "AGISM" by Polly Taylor 11. MY OWN LITTLE GIFTS by Wilma Elizabeth McDaniel 12. THE WAY WE ••• WERE? (Poem) by Elsen Lubetsky 13. THE CAVE (Poem) by Sue Hibbetts 14. THE GUEST SPEAKER by Joyce Harlow 21. THE CRONE (Poem) by Be Jud 22. THE PLIGHT OF AFRICAN WIDOWS by Hannah Edemikpong 23. NO APOLOGIES TO THE REV (Poem) by Elsen Lubetsky 24. A VISIT TO OUR NEW NATIONAL MUSEUM OF WOMEN IN THE ARTS by Mary Morgan 25. WATCHCRAFT by Julie Craig 26. BECOMING FREE by Bertha Lubin 27. "THE MOON UNDER HER FEET" and "SISTERS OF THE DREAM" (Reviews) by Sonia Ganz 28. BROOMSTICK BAZAAR 30. PASS THE WORD 31. LETTERS 36. MOTHERS AND GODDESSES (Editorial) 38. FINANCIAL STATEMENT -- Aug~st 1989 through July 1990 10. [e~ mew,sl I NEWSLETTER OF THE CARIBBEAN ASSOCIATION FOR FEMINIST RESEARCH AND ACTION. I Vol 5 No. 1 Dec- Feb 1991

,""------,CAFRA's 2nd Biennial General Meeting 2

Co-ordlnator's Report to the BGM 1 by Rawwida Baksh-Soodeen

Empowering Grass roots Women Report of the English -Speaking Representative to the BGM 8 by Cecilia Babb

T & T deports Cuban delegate 10

CAFRA Conversations: Milagros Ricourt - Dominican Republic 12 Blondell Berkel - SI. Eustatius 14 Opal Palmer-Adisa - Jamaica/U.S.A. 17

The Journey from Laventllle to St. Ann's- Part 1 20 Reflections on CAFRA's Biennial General Meeting and Caribbean Feminism by Pal Mohammed

Evaluating the BGM 24

Poem - In the country of Vietnam 26 by Nancy Morej6n

Launching Creation Fire 27

Poem -In Thanksgiving 28 by Metyl James-Btyan

Amy Bailey 29

Anniversaries, Celebrations, Meetings: -FMC 5th Annuversary Celebrations 30 by Ruth Bowe - Darville Guyana- Women's ProgressiveOrganisation 11th Congress 31 by Cecilia Babb Boston- I Am Your Sister; Forging Global Connections Across Differences 32 by Sybil Seaforth Argentina- V Latin American and Caribbean Encuentro 33 Extracts from Hilaty Nicholson's lefter

The 5th International Congress on the World Bank 35 and IMF lending poflcles by Joan French 11. camera obscura A Jot/mal ofFemil/ism and Film TheorY/23

May, 1990 Popular Culture and Reception Studies Special Issue Editor: Lynn Spigel

Editorial 9 "The Finest Outside the Loop": ,"Iotion Picture Exhibition in Chicago's Black Metropolis, 1905-1928 by Mary Carbine 43 "The Leg Business": Transgression and Containment in American Burlesque by Robert C. Allen 71 Temptations of Pleasure: Nickelodeons, Amusement Parks, and the Sights of Female Sexuality by Lauren Rabinovitz 91 Ethnography and Exhibition: The Child Audience, The Hays Office and Saturday Matinees by Richard deCordova 109 Never Trust a Big Butt and a Smile by Tricia Rose 133 Popular Narrative and Commercial Television by John Fiske 149 "If I Could Speak With Your Sound": Fan Music, Textual Proximity, and Liminal Identification by Henry Jenkins 177 Communicating With the Dead: Elvis as Medium by Lynn Spigel

206 Contributots v Editorial/Editorial 12. Articles/Articles IWichelle Boivin Les plans d'egalite professionnelle en France cinq ans apres: Constats et renexions Constanc£' Backhouse 36 Women Faculty at the University of Western ~ Ontario: Renections on the Employment ~ ~ Equity Award ~ .... Brllce Feldt/wsen 66 The Gender Wars: "Where The Boys Are" Q) -E ..="Cl 2 RoxannaNg 96 Immigrant Women: The Construction of ·v a Labour Market Category - Q) E "Cl - Lucie Lamarche 113 L'equite en emploi au Quebec: Une demarche ~ c:" =-Q) .. ambigue Q) v Chrislille IN Kates 133 "Identical or Substantially Identical": Bell Q)= E Canada and the Struggle for Equal Pay 1967-1976 = .g" Jean E Keet 166 The Law Reform Process, Matrimonial ~~== e- Property, and Farm Women: A Case Study of ~ Saskatchewan, 1980-1986 ~ "" ...~~ --- Marlene Cano 190 La reforme quebecoise sur les rapports ~ ~ v pecuniaires entre conjoints (Loi 146): Le -~ Q) .0 concept de "liberte de chois" E E : Heather lwenzies 205 Re-Thinking the Social Contract: Women. : ....=' z" Work, and Technology in the Post-Industrial Era ~"Cl .. ~ v Research Notes/Notes de recherche 'C E ; .2, " Barbara Roberts 217 Trends in the Production and Enforcement of .... Q) ~ Female "Dependence" "Cl: 0 Yolo Grant 235 Indoor Air Pollution: An Emergent ~ ~ ""~ Occupational = Q) ~=c: Commenlaries/Commenlaires Elizabelh Evans 252 Accounting for StitchCo: The EfTects of Internal Control Techniques on the Lives of Working Women Case Comments/Chroniques de jurisprudence T. Brelle! Dall'son 265 Re Baby R: A Comment on Fetal Apprehension Mary Eaton 276 Andrell's v. Loll' Society ofBrilish Colllmbia Beotrice Vi:kelety 287 AlTlrmative Action, Equality and tt~ Courts: Comparing AClion Travail des Femmes v. CN and Apsil and Ihe Maniloba Rice Farmers Associalion v. The Mani/oba Hllman Rights Commission Book Reviews/Chroniques bibliographiques Dorolhea Wayand 311 Ehefrall lind Mllller in der RechlsenlWicklllng (Wife ond MOlher in Ihe Evo/II/ion of Lo»~ by Marianne Weber Charlene Thacker 316 Secrelaries Talk: Sexllalio" POlI'er and Work by Rosemary Pringle Hi?lene DOI'id 322 Discrimination syslhnique, fondemem el mflhodologie des programmes d'acces iJ I'egalile en emploipar Marie-Therese Chicha-Pontbriand SlIsan B. Boyd 325 The Second Shift: Working Paren!., and Ihe Revollllion 01 Home by Arlie Hochschild Moira L McConnell 331 The Baby Machine - The Commercia lisalion of MOlherhood edited by Jocelynne A. Scutt Belh Bilson 335 Womell Workers in /5 Countries: Essavs in Honour ofAlice Hanson Cook edited by Jennie Farley

Katharine P. YOllng 339 First Comrart: U'lnnen and fhe Fighl (0 Unioni;:e by Carole Condo and Karl Beveridge Wel1l(1' Williams 341 Made 10 Order: The Myth ofReprodllclil'e and Genetic Progress edited by Patricia Spallone and Deborah Lynn Steinberg COMMON LIVES/LESBIAN LIVES 13. a lesbian quarterly CONTENTS Number Thirty-Seven Winter 1991

3 Notes to Our Readers 4 Reading the Last Page First, by Beth Fogel 5 Reflections on Mars; Or, Sunrise on the 405 by Martha Miller 13 The Amazon, by Janet Mason 16 Questions for Debra, by Judith Berns 17 A Letter to Beth, by Kate Wheeler 22 Three Poems, by Melissa Demian 25 2 U 1990, by G. Hanlon 29 Passover 1990, by Karen Erlichman 33 The Perfect Guest, by Carolyn Gammon 51 Untitled, by Deb Parks 53 Anna's Eyes, by Chris Cuomo 57 Eating with the Inlaws, by Sally Bellerose 60 Ode to My Suzie-Q, by Teresa Hardesty 61 Wednesday Afternoon Rummage Sale, by Cassavant 66 Blood Sources, by Mari E. Reinke 67 Blue Letters, by Mary A. White 78 A Little Death, by Debra Weinstein 79 In Front of Everyone Jesus Died For, by Debra Kay Ferrell 84 Traps in Water, by Anne Mi OK Bruining 86 Two Poems, by Caroline Halliday 89 Passages, by Joan Brooke Nesbitt 92 First Pleasure, by Janet Aalfs 93 New Passion in Two Movements: A Memory of the '70s, by S. A. Giacosanzio 95 Bobo, by Marilyn Murphy 103 One of Those Fucking Letting Go Poems, by Sandra Lambert 105 Love and Labor, by Jano 111 Changing Partners, by Willa Justice 114 Womonwrites 1990: One Woman's Perspective, by Ru Otto 120 Two Poems, by Amanda Nicole Gulla 122 Bike Rides, by Raven 126 Book Reviews: I read about it in Common Lives . .. 14.

rnational Women's Quarterly

No. 35, 1991

oIntroduction 2 Eg)'Pt: International Women's Peace Delegation Nawal EI Saadawi rcpons on a women's delegation to Iraq.

3 Austria: Ode to My Oldest Friend A love leiter to the value of friendship. 4 Italy: Friends of the Heart Teenagers and adult women discuss how the experience of friendship changes over the years.

7 :-'lexico: A Little Fresh Air. Please! Casual conversation over coffee can lead to impressive political action. 8 Austria: United We Are Stronger Adiscussion of divisive feelings between women. 10 Britain: "You're a Dyke, Angela!" Schoolgirl friendships: affwion among innocents, or lesbian "propaganda"?

12 Canada: Means More Than Words Once socially isolated, rural women share life experiences while learning to read.

14 Poetry Ironic and impassioned poetry from Aumia. , and Britain. 16 JamaJca: Sixty Years of Friendship: Miss Amy and Miss May Tireless social activists )'ears ahead of their time scandalize and organize the island of Jamaica. 19 Tanzania: Upatu Means Sharing A system of sharing the .....ealth is centered around a circle offriends. 20 Suitzerland: Solidarity-But How ... ? Kurdish women living in Switzerland call for a clearer understanding of solidarity. 21 Zimbabwe: Her Name Was Rose Veterans of the war for independence recall dear friends and romrades.

22 Sweden: To Be Conscious of Others What is friendship without understanding and endurance?

24 Denmark: Caught in the Feeling Unexpressed dissent and discomfort between women can undermine or restrict their friendships.

26 Iran: Different Friends Growing up in [ran, living in the US: Different cultures produce different friendships.

28 Sv.itzerlandiNicaragua: The Maria Castil Blanco Brigade A group ofSwiss women participate in the Nicaraguan coffee harvest. 29 Israel Israeli and Palestinian women overcome prejudice.

30 Dominican Republic: Voices Rising Through poetry and song, Dominican women find their voices and each other. Dau~hters 15. of Sarah JanuarylFebruary 1991 Volume 17, Numbed

~ II Table of Contents II Features 4 The Grandmother 14 Know It When You See It Nikki Rinderer tells a story ofone Louise Timmons' anger at ageism girl-chi/d's relationship with her prompted this articfe. beloved grandmother. 16 My Mother's Feet 6 Old Women Can Dream Judith Mordkoff clips her mother's Dreams, Too! toenails. Dreaming about a mysterious tree changed Barbara Wendland's life. 18 Prepare for Vour Aging Sharon R. Bogucki sees many 8 Approaching the Next senior citizens who are not ready Stretch of Road for old age. Sharon Seinen shares her manifesto on aging with fellow 20 Does DOll't Dance trouelers. Do only bucks dance? Bill Peeples spins a tafe about strange road 11 Fear of AgIng: The BegInning signs. of Wisdom Kristin Johnson Ingram fights with a Demon who calls old women "Sweetie.•,

Poetry 10 Mentors-Vel Dries Nursing Home by Sharon Seinen 15 SIx·Ohl by Elizabeth Moore 19 Outside the Gate by Maureen Noworyta Book Reviews 22 Parent Care, Ruth M. Bathauer; Look Me In the Eye: Old Women, Aging and Ageism. Barbara Macdonald with Cynthia Rich; Gender and Grace: Love, Work, and Parenting In a Changing World, Mary Stewart Van Leeuwen; Glimpses of Grace: A Family Struggles with Alzheimer's Disease, Rosemary J. Upton; Defenders of God: The Fundamentalist Revolt Against the Modem Age, Bruce B. Lawrence; Spiritual Warfare: The Politics of the Christian Right, Sara Diamond; The Alchemy of Survival: One Woman's Journey, Rita S. Rogers and John E. Mack; The Christology of Rosemary Radford Ruether, Mary Hembrow Snyder; Dominick and Eugene, Marvin Minoff and Mike Farrell. Departments 2 Edltorial-Sophla's 29 Kindred Spirits "Henchpersons" 30 Classified Ads 28 Books In Brief 31 Grapevine 29 Dear Daughters Coverphoto by Pam Hasegawa JanuaryJfebruary 1991 1 ' ')·'"n~",\:8 ""'''''''h''t'' '," " " 16. Daug "ers ()fSarah March/AprlI1991" Volume 17, Number 2

~ II Table of Contents II Features 3 in Global 18 Of Skirts and Headscarves Context Linda Gesling helps rebuild a Rosemary Radford Ruether traces Russian Orthodox monastery with the recent history ofthird world women in the U,S,S,R. feminIst theology, 20 Liturgy of Breads 8 "Dr. (Mrs,)" Using many kinds ofbreads, Marion Jacobsen shows how Diann Neu creates a eucharistic Christian women in South India liturgy of remembrance. assume both old and new roles. 21 Segue 12 Is There a Chrlstology for Andria Anderson begins a new Asian Women? column especially for women from Virginia Fabella reflect.< on what evangelical churches. Jesus can mean to Korean and Filipina women, 22 Global Women's Organizations 16 Brazilian Women: The Religious Is Political Brazilian theologian Wanda Deifelt describes a base community of poor women who translate Christian faith into everyday reafity. Book Reviews 23 Christian Men Who Hate Women, Margaret J, Rinck; A Feminist Ethic of RIsk, Sharon D. Welch; Job's Daughters: Women and Power, Joan Chinister; Seeds: Supporting Women's Work In the Third World, Ann Leonard, ed,; Speaking of Faith: Global Perspectives on Women, Religion and Social Change, Diana L. Eck and Devaki Jain, eds.; With Passion and Compassion: Third World Women Doing Theology,Virginia Fabella and Mercy Amba Oduyoye, eds, Departments 2' Editorial-Who Is My Neighbor? 28 Dear Daughters 31 Grapevine Cover Art: Adapted (rom Isis International Bulletin, Italy No, 18, 1981 17.

Volume 2, Number 3

Fall, 1990

• d 1 f f e r e n c e s

v preface

MICH~LE LE DOEU" 1 Women. Reason, Etc.

EtLEN ROONEY 14 Discipline and Vanish: Feminism, the Resistance to Theory, and the Politics of Cultural Studies

REY CHOW 29 The Politics and Pedagogy of Asian Literatures in American Univenities

BARBARA CHRISTIAN 52 Conference Call ANN DUC ILLE SHARON MARCUS ELAINE MARKS NOiCY K. MILLER SYLVIA SCHAPER JOAN W. SCOTT

ROSI BRAIDOTTI 109 United States of Europe or United WITH CHRISTIEN FRANKEN Colors of Benettonl Some Feminist Thought on the New Common European Community

MHRIZIA BOSCAGLI 122 Unaccompanied Ladles: Feminist, Italian, and in the Academy 18. CHRISTMAS-NEW YEAR ISSUE, DECEMBER 1990-jANUARY 1991 NUMBER 68 ver woman

4 WATCH THIS SPACE • Enemies and friends of Margaret Thatcher. Silly Images of Women. Children First - which children? • New Year walks. 6 YOU WRITE ... about the Men's Page. Green polities, assertiveness, real breasts, harassment, Greenham and sex education. 9 NEWS • Europe: Women's Lobby launched • Government challenged on chudcare • Aids and women • Acknowledging the carers • Schools' after-school advantage 13 AN UNSUITABLE FILM FOR A WOMAN Cherry Smyth looks at the work of Kathryn Bigelow and her latest film, Blue Steel 14 SHE'S LEAVING HOME ... Helen Franks argues that unless we do something about the double standard on responsibility for home and children, more women will just walk out. 16 PORNOGRAPHY: THE DEBATE GOES ON Barbara Norden examines the differences - and some agreement ­ between the two sides of this debate. 20 "Friendship," by Caroline Natzler 21 THE ARTS • Sheila Chandra. The new Three Sisters. Sonny Southon and Bonnie Raitt. What's on over Christmas and New Year 24 HEALTH • Why dieting doesn't keep your down - and what does. • Depression at Christmas. Complementary research 26 PERSONAL • Using time in a way that works for you • Abusive relationships. Keep warm, save money 28 FOOD • Farming needs animals. Cooking winter delights 29 NEW BOOKS • Zoe Fairbairns reviews new fiction • Book reviews: lives, fiction, history, writing, bookmarks. 34 MEN'S PAGE Confronting boys' resistance to self-expression through dance 35 EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES • New working patterns: are they really happening? FEBRUARY 1991 NUMBER 69 19. ~er woman

4 WATCH THIS SPACE • Failure of understanding at the top of the British Safety Council • John Major can't relate to women NELL McCAFFERTY: We're not as oppressed as you think! 6 YOU WRITE ... for and against the Men's Page and about safety, Aids, President Mary Robinson, Cosmo and The Guardwn. 9 NEWS • The Gulf Crisis: if the western objective is to get rid of Saddam Hussein, they should be talking to the Iraqi opposition • Poor prospects for more women in the next Parliament • The new Women's Agenda • Aid for Africa in the balance 11 BETTER OFF BORN YESTERDAY John Major and his colleagues must have been healthy babies ­ thanks to publicly-funded health and nutritional care. But they're CUtting these services to the point where babies have less and less chance of health unless their families can afford to "go private". 12 FREEDOM? WHOSE FREEDOM? A look at 's controversial new novel Mercy - and why we should defend her right to publish. 14 ROMANCE REFUSES TO DIE Romantic fiction (and Valentine's Day) won't go away - but in the last ten years there's been a quiet feminist revolution in this most unlikely of places. 15 RUNNING WILD The counttyside should be left alone and not "tidied up". 16 THE ARTS •A new image of women in dance. Stella Chiweshe • Sharman MacDonald interview. What's on 20 HEALTH .Nutritional therapy can (and should) be available through your GP. • SAD - for lack of light. Fingers and toes. PID 22 PERSONAL • This won't change your life, but it might help • Cruelty-frees. Stopping the car thieves 24 FOOD • Fish farming - where the "" is part of the problem. • Honeyed vegetable kebabs 29 NEW BOOKS • Zoe Fairbairns reviews new fiction • Book reviews: psychology, photography, Soviet women. 35 EQUAL OPPORTUNITlES • High flyers. V-time. Childcare links. Build your own job 20.

MARCH 1991 NUMBER 70

6 WATCH THIS SPACE Election battle rages, women's vigil gets up Whitehall's nOse. Zit squeezes Viz. NELL McCAFFERTY: Ireland. the Gulf, and a long way to go.

8 YOU WRITE .. , about Saddam Hussein. Guardian Women. men again. chess. the price of Everywomon. porn and liberty. birth, VOUs. Uxwomen. animal experiments ...

12 NEWS Gulf Crisis: searching for the peace movement; UN overturns its Charter to back "the scourge of war"; Labour bid (or equality lead - but can they communicate it! Trade union women meet; London's rape counselling crisis.

17 INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY 8 March is Women's Day. We look at what it's all about, where it comes from - and its moment of fame when it sparked off the revolution of the century in 1917.

III GIRLS' WORKSHOP A girts' project in Bristol shows how to get girls Started on technical skills which will mean a remarkably good standard of DIY or perhaps a lifetime's career.

20 GIRL CHILD Huge numbe~ of women and girls are dying, especially in South Asia, either from deliberate maltreatment or from neglect. Is this a result of western-style "development"r

22 GULF SPECIAL The war in the Gulf is mirrored by racial attacks here at home, with "Arab" and "Iraqi" the new terms of abuse, Women's voices are also getting forced off the airwaves.

:1S WHY I HATE PORN Prostitutes are on the receiving end of what men learn from pornographic videos and magazines, says a "man-hating hooker", (Warning: contains sexually explicit language.)

26 BRINGING UP THE BOYS The big dilemma about how to bring up sons to accept women as equals, as seen from by one of them - who met a hysterial and derisive reaction from the "real" world to the ideas he had been taught,

27 PLANNING A COMMUNITY "Doorstep gardening" suns to form a community on a soulless housing estate,

28 WRITING COMPETITION: THE WINNING ENTRIES "Stinky's Sister" by Stella Barnes, and "In loco Parentis" by Lucy Knowles.

30 THE ARTS Diane Kurys talks about her films: Zofia Kalinska on demonic women on suge; Edie Brickell and Rosanne Cash; Malian women sing; TV Morphine; What's on this month.

3SNEWBOOKS Zoe Fairbairns discusses suspense in fiction and life Reviews: war fever, invisibly black, Naomi Mitchison. schools

38 PERSONAL Do you really need new glassest Noise, arthritis, anti.fashion, fridges. mung bean and ginger hotpot

41 WORKWISE Desperately seeking early retirement; Business for people; Film and TV training

EVERYWOMAN MARCH 19913 21. fle.....:...:s.....s

Volume 3 No.6 Nov/Dec 1990

ISSN 1041-1801

Feminism, Filmmaking and Postcolonialism: An Interview with Trinh T. Mlnh-ha Page 3 Part Two of an Interview by Judith Mayne

The Columbus YWCA: A Women's Organization Page 6 By Joyce N. Larrabee

Women's Outreach for Women: A Social Movement Analysis Page 10 By Lisa Sereyka

An Interview with Sue Green, Coordinator of The Rape Education and Prevention Program (R.E.P.P.) at The Ohio State University Page 14 An interview by Connie Richards

Only When I Laugh Page 19 Reviewed by Valerie Sanders

Index to Volume 3 Page 20

Announcements Page 23 22. Feminist Bookstore News 1:1\11:111:

January/February 1991 Volume 13 Number 5

ARTICLES Attic Press: Planning A Future .19 LA-NOW: "Boycott Knopf & Vintage" . 11 Librarian Documents CIA Spying .48 News/Short Stories 15 Public Ubrary Bans Feminist Paper. Small Presses Sweep Carey-Thomas Awards' In Book Reps Hit the Road Soviet Crackdown on lesbian/Gay Editors· Helaine Harris, Others, Resign from NEA Panel· Conditions Changes Form Profile: Pandora Bookstore .29 Rewriting Women in India .25 Taking Care of Business: Honoring Our Work ·.23 DEPARTMENTS Advertising Index .76 Announcements ...... 41 Back to Press & Other Good News .49 . Bestsellers ...... 43 But Can She Type? .37 Canadian Content .31 Classified Ads ... .76 Short Raves .... .35 Subscription Information .66 They Went That-A-Way .50 Trivia...... 47 Writing Wanted .... .51 THE BOOKS Art Books .53 .55 The Small Presses .59 University Presses .67 FEMINIST 23.

Volume 12, Numoer3 Spring 1991

TABLE OF CONTENTS

BOOK REVIEWS " 3 Women and the Discourses of Literacy, by Joan Sullivan, Working in a Fragmented World: Possibilities for Poslmodem Feminism. by Susan Koenig.

FEMINIST VISIONS 8 Using Internet to Reach Libraries, Part L by Susan Dentinger.

CANADIAN GOVERNMENT CUTBACKS TO FEMINIST PERIODICALS 12 by Philinda Masters.

FEMINIST PUBLISHING 14 Two new presses, a preview of the Fifth International Feminist Bookfair, and a new organization for multicultural writers and publishers.

ARCHIVES 14 The Women's Archives Project at Rutgers and the Canadian Women's Movement Archives.

NEW REFERENCE WORKS IN WOMEN'S STUDIES 15 A dictionary of British feminists, biographical guides to women writers in English, to women rulers, and to women in psychology, bibliographies on women outdoors, sex differences inlearning.. women in highereducation, American women's poetry, OhioState University resources on African and African American women writers, seventeenth­ century women's literature, and violence against wornen in Latin America and the Caribbean,guidesto women'sstudiesprogramsand centers, to graduateworkin women's studies, and to women travellers, a handbook on women in film. an annual review on women's health issues, a statistical resowceonAmerican women,a compendiumonAIDS and women. a new index in women's studies, and two sources for quotations by women. (Reviewed by Susan Searing.)

PERIODICAL NOTES , 24 New periodicalsonBlack lesbians, women businessowners, art,. abortionand health activism. women's culture, recovery, African development, and grassroots work in Zim­ babwe. Special issues of periodicals on the silencing of writing. on , and on aesthetics and feminism. Transitions: WOMEN'S ARTisthe new namefor WOMEN ARTISTSSLIDE LIBARY JOURNAL, and BISEXUALITY ceases temporarily. (Compiled by Linda Shull.)

ITEMS OF NOTE 26 A poster On sex discrimination laws, a list of women and minorities in doctoral programs, a report on older graduates of women's colleges, a "feminization of power" strategy kit, a tool for evaluating higher education salaries, a position statement, a pamphlet for international students, and other resources on campus .. a packet of resources for work to end violence against women, posters on sexual assault, a survey on firsl·year college students' attitudes, a new multicultural collection of films, a mailing list directory, a listing 01 Milwaukee women's organizations, and a directory of scholars at UCLA. (Compiled by Ingrid Markhardt.)

BOOKS RECENTLY RECEIVED 28 24. evteW• No35 Summer 1990

Campaign Against Pornography 1 Barbara Norden The Mothers' Manifesto and Disputes Over 'MUtterlichkeit' 9 Prue Chamberlayne Multiple Mediations: Feminist Scholarship in the Age of Multinational Reception 24 Lata Mani Cagney and Lacey Revisited 42 Beverley Alcock and Jocelyn Robson Cutting a Dash: The Dress ofRadclyffe Hall and Una Troubridge 54 Katrina Rolley Deviant Dress 67 Elizabeth Wilson The House thatJill Built: Lesbian FeministOrganizingin Toronto, 1976-1980 75 Becki Ross Women in Professional Engineering: The Interaction of Gendered Structures and Values 92 Ruth Carter and Gill Kirkup Comment: Identity Politics and the Hierarchy ofOppression 102 Linda Briskin Poetry: Regina Bufkin 109 Nancy Zumwalt III Review Essay: Clara Connolly on Sacred Cows 113 Reviews Linda Semple on The Dog Collar Murders andAfler Delores 119 Alison Dram on Homosexuality, Which Homosexuality?: Essays from the International Scientific Conference on Lesbian and Gay Studies 121 Robyn Archer on Mama Said There'd Be Days Like This - My Life in the World 123 Noticeboard 125 25 . • evteW No 36 Autumn 1990

Editorial 1

'The Trouble Is U's Ahistorical': The Problem ofthe Unconscious in Modern Feminist Theory 4 Rosalind lvfinsky Feminism and Pornography 15 Kate Ellis, Barbara O'Dairand Abby TaUmer Who Watches the Watchwomen? FeministsAgainst Censorship 19 Gillian Rodgerson and Linda Semple Pornography and Violence: What the 'Experts' Really Say 29 Lynne Segal The Woman in My Life: Photography ofWomen 42 Selected by Mica Nava Splintered Sisterhood: Antiracism in a Young Women's Project 52 Clara Connolly Woman, Native, Other 65 Pratibha Parmar interviews Trinh T. Minh·ha Out But Not Down: Lesbians' Experience ofHousing 75 Jayne Egerton Poems 89 Gloria Evans Davies, Eva To/h, Batya Weinbaum Oxford Twenty Years On: Where Are We Now? 96 Lorraine Gamman and Gilda O'Neill The Embodiment ofUgliness and the Logic ofLove: the Danish Redstocking Movement 103 Lynn Walter Reviews Angela McRobbie on New Times 127 Ann Rossiter on Woman-Nution·State 131

Letters 135

Noticeboard 140 26. FEMINIST STUDIES

I Volume 17, Number 1 Spring 1991

Preface 3

Ailbhe Smyth The Floozie in the Jacuzzi 7 Molly Mullin Representations of History, Irish 29 Feminism, and the Politics of Difference Josephine Withers Nancy Spero's American·born 51 Sheela.na.gig {Art EssaYI Kathleen M. Blee Women in the 1920s' Ku Klux Klan 57 Movement Lorrie Sprecher Democracy {Poetryl 79 Joan Tronto Changing Goals and Changing Strategies: 85 Varieties of Women's Political Activities IReview EssaYI

Patricia Moran Unholy Meanings: Maternity, Creativity, 105 and Orality in Katherine Mansfield Toi Derricotte excerpts from The Black Notebooks, 127 a work·in·progress Regenia Gagnier Feminist Autobiography in the 1980s 135 (Review Essay) Ann T. Allen, Response to Margarete Sandelowski's 149 Julia Dietrich, "Fault Lines: Infertility and Imperiled M. Nawal Lutfiyya, Sisterhood' {CommentarYI and Nancy M. Theriot

Notes on Contributors 151 Notes and Letters 153 Publications Received 162 I'E;/I/#/51 27. I

Table of Contents Volume 3, Number 10 December 14, 1990-February 8,1991 Page FV Needs Your Help 1 Womenandchlldren: A Feminist View of the Persian Gulf Crisis .•.•.• 1 Cynthia Enloe Newsbrlefs 2-3 Commentary: Oppression Is Oppression 4 Nancy Foley Guatemalan Women Organize Against Repression 5 Patricia Cumbie . I Got This Way From Kissing Girls 5 6 Jan Lathrop Lesbian Artists & Poets Highlight Variety Show Weekend ; 7 Theo. Kramer Eye Dialect 8 World AIDS Day: Focus on Women 9 How Does A Daughter Say Goodbye To Her Mother (Poem) 9 Kim Miller Who'd a Thought It: Improvisation In . African-American Qulltmaklng 10 .. Patricia Eagan Letters · 11 Calendar & Network : 12 Classifleds 12 28. /'EJI/#/!! I

Table of Contents Volume 4, Number 1 February a-March 7, 1991 Page Support Our Troops and Oppose the War 1 Julian Ledwith Voices of African-American Women· 1 *Earlon Sterling 1 Theo. Kramer Women and the Draft 1 Barbara Korbal Newsbrlefs 2 Commentary: Lesbian Employee Charges Discrimination .....3 Dana Adler LeUers 3 WAIG Against War 4 Barbara Korbal Statue Deface: Rewardl 4 Women's Studies "Outreach" 5 Nancy Worcester Shirt-free Revolution Not Over Yet 5 Theo. Kramer ·Denlse Hargrove: A Sense of Community 6 Theo. Kramer ·Cora White 6-7 Theo. Kramer ·Generatlon to Generation: Yvonne Thomas ...... 7 Megan Schliesfrau Eye Dialect 8 An Evening of Performance 9 Kristin Magnuson and Peggy Kelbel Calendar, Network & Classlfieds 12 rEJI/#/sr 29. Ie

Table of Contents Volume 4, Number 2 March 15-Apri112, 1991 Page Feminist Voices Is Three 1 Sue Siapnick One Chinese Woman's Life In The American Midwest 1 Tammy J. Teschner Ehrenreich Recaps Our Worst Years 1 Jean Christensen Newsbriefs 2-3 Lesbian Mom Fights For Custody : ..4 Nita McKinley & Peggy Kelbel The Wisconsin Parental & Family Responsibility Initiative 5 Margaret McMurray People Are Dying. What Are You Doing? 5 AIDS Coalition Lesbian 6 Pat Calchina Blood Herstory 6-7 Liz Fan Mujeres Hispanas: A Way of Life 7 TammyJ. Teschner Lesbians In Science 8 Elizabeth Zita Connecting With Women In Prison 8 Theo. Kramer A Night With Women's Transit Authority 9 Cindy Simmons WTA: A Rape Prevention Service Run By Women For Women 9 Eye Dialect """''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''10 Robin Flower & LIbby McClaren Come to Madison .11 Chris Grussendorf Kissing Girts Extends Culture & Creativity Grants 11 Calendar, Network & Classlfleds 12 30.

GENDER & SOCIETY Volume 5, Number I March 1991

From the Edilor 5 Conflict, Complement, and Conlrol: Never Married Women by Barbara Levy Simon Family and Religion among Middle Easlern UNDAM.BWM 122 Jewish Women in Jerusalem Feminism andAllthropology by Henrietta L. Moore SUSAN STARR SERED 10 RAYNARAPP 123 Class, Gender, and Machismo: Women and Music ill Cross-CullUral Perspective The HTreacherous-Woman" Folklore edited by Ellen Koskoff of Mexican Male Workers lANE BOWERS 125 MANUELPENA 30 Ginger and Salt: Yemelli Jewish Womell in Cullure, Gender, and Labor Force all/sraeli TowlI by Lisa Gilad Parlicipation: A Cross-Nalional Sludy CHAVA FRANKFORT NACHMIAS 127 ROGER CLARK, THOMAS W. RAMSBEY, and EMILY STIER ADLER 47 Oedipus in the Stone Age: A Psychoanalytic Tourism as a Factor in Developmenl: Study ofMasculillizatioll ill Papua New Guillea Implications for Gender and Work in Barbados by Theodore Lidz and RUlh Wilmanns Lidz MICHELE D. DOMINY 128 DIANE E. LEVY and PATRICIA B. LERCH 67 Womell alld Criminality: The Woman as Victim, The Tea Ceremony: Offender, and Practitioller by Ronald BarTi Flowers and A Transformed Japanese Ritual Women, Crime and CriminalJustice by Allison Morris BARBARA LYNNE ROWLAND MORI 86 NICOLE HAHN RAFTER 131 Research Report Female Authority: Empowering Women through Asian Self-Effacement or Psychotherapy by Polly Young-Eisendralh and Feminine Modesty? Attributional Patterns Florence Wiedemann, The Neurotic Woman: The of Women University Studenls in Taiwan Role ofGender ill Psychiatric l//ness by Agnes Miles, KATHLEEN S. CRITfENDEN 98 Freud, Womell, and Morality: The Psychology of Bonk RevIews Good alld Evil by Eli Sagan, and Womell in Therapy by Harriel Goldhor Lerner ofHim: Parents alld the Sons' Makillg a Mall ROBERTA SATOW 134 Educatioll at all English Public Schoo~ 1929-1950 by Chrisline Heward Abortioll ill England, /900-/967 by Barbara Brookes Malliiness alld Morality: Middle Class lEAN PETERMAN 138 Masculillity ill Britaill and America, 1800-1940 SWS Pasl Presidents 141 edited by J. A. Mangan and James Walvin Call for Papers MICHAEL S. KIMMEL 118 142 31.

GENDERS

9 November 1990

Articles Judith Butler Lana's "Imitation": Melodramatic Repetition and the Gender Performative

Helena Michie The Greatest Story (N)ever Told: The Spectacle of Recantation 19

Michael Selig Hollywood Melodrama, Douglas Sirk, and the Repression of the Female Subject (Magnificent Obsession) 35

Margaret Werth Engendering Imaginary Modernism: Henri Matisse's Bonheur de vivre 49

Sarah Schuyler Double-dealing Fictions 75

Joseph Bristow Nation, Class, and Gender: Tennyson's Maud and War 93

Alan Sinfield Closet Dramas: Homosexual Representation and Class in Postwar British Theater 112

Books Received 132

Notes on Contributors 136

Genders is pUblished by the University of Texas Press in cooperation with the Universify of Colorado at Boulder 32. HAGRAG INTERGALACTIC LESBIAN FEMINIST PRESS

Vol. S No.4 January-February, 9991 Lesbian Organizers 2

Regular Features Calendar 3() Oassifieds 28 Earth-Centered Astrology ...... •.•....•.•...... 26 Editorial Policy ...... •.•..••..•..2 .

&1itoriaJ I ••••3 utters " 7 Making It Happen! ...... •.•...•..•...•••.....25 Read It and RemIt! 23 RegtJlar Events 'l:!) Reviews " ~ 17 The sexUal Polltks of Meat 17 Takin' Care ofBusiness ...... •... ; ....•.•.•.•.32 Special Features All of Our Agendas Are Important! ..•.....•...... •...9 Artists/Poets Highlight ", Lesbian Variety Show ...... •....•.••....•.16 Attempting a Womyn's Economy .•...... •.•...... ••...4 Communique to Consumers 13 Creating Lesbian Territoty ...... •.•...•....18 ~ketactics ~ .8 Homophobia at the Battered Women's Shelter ...... •....20 In the I3eginning 3 JMax's Suicide 22 Kissing Girlz: What a Delight! •...••.•....••..•.•.•.•.•14 .. ' My Ufe is One of Organized Chaos ...... ••.•.•••....10 Old Dykes Don't Fade Away ...... •...... •.•.•.•12 What's Your Motivating Factor? ...... •..•...... •..• 11 HAGRAG 33. INTERGALACTIC LESBIAN FEMINIST PRESS

THE DECADE OF THE DYKE! Hag Rag Index, Vol. 5, NO.5 March-April 9991 LESBIAN ORGANIZERS

Regular Features . '. , Calendar 3() Classifieds ' '. 28 Dykes to Watch Out For .. .' 19 Earth·Centered Astrology ...... ••.... 24 Editorial Policy ...... •...... 2 Editorial 3 Letters , , 8 Making It Happen! ...... •'...... •• 21 Regular Events ...... •: 29 Reviews 26 A Captive ill Time •...... ••••.•..•...... 26 Crazy 26 Reviews, cont. , TI,e LooIIY Bill Trip ••.••..•.•.•.•.•...... 27 Takin' Care ofBusiness 32 Special Features Creating Accessibility as a Healing Activity 4 . Disability and Other Terms 13 Fighting With My Lungs 12 My Limitations Are Real 10 Planning An Accessible Event 14 Special Edition: . Political PrisonersIPOWs 18 The Continuous War ., 20 This Morning 16 Health Care 34. for Women International

CONTENTS Volume 12 Number I/ 1991

SPECIAL ISSUE ON: Women at Midlife and Beyond

Edilorial / v THE CHANGE"OF-LIFE: ANTICIPATIONS, ATTITUDES, AND EXPERIENCES AMONG MIDDLE-AGED DANISH WOMEN / Anne K0sler /I

SELF-CARE AND MENOPAUSE: CRITICAL REVIEW OF RESEARCH / Beverly 1. McElmurry and Donna S. Huddleslon / IS

THE MEANINGS OF MENOPAUSE / Palricia J. ESlOk and Richard O'Toole / 27

THE MEANING OF TIME: MOHAWK WOMEN AT MID LIFE / Madeleine M. Buck and Laurie N. Goulieb / 41

THE THEORY OF REASONED ACTION IN PREDICTION OF BREAST SELF-EXAMINATION: A COMPARISON OF TWO STUDIES / Gail M. Powell-Cope, Letha M. Lierman, Danula Kasprzyk, Heather M. Young, and Jeanne Q. Benoliel / 51

COMPARING METHODS OF REPORTING BREAST SELF-EXAMINATION COMPLIANCE / Betsy J. Lavine and B. Jo Hailey / 63

IDENTIFYING WOMEN'S DESCRIPTIONS OF BREAST TISSUE FOR THE PROMOTION OF BREAST SELF-EXAMINATION / Dianne Lauver and Colleen Keenan / 73

STRESS, EMOTIONS, AND COPING: A STUDY OF ELDERLY WOMEN WITH OSTEOARTHRITIS / Barbara Downe-Wamboldl / 85

LIFE SATISFACTION IN WOMEN WITH POSTMENOPAUSAL OSTEOPOROSIS OF THE SPINE / Janice C. Hallal / 99

BURDEN OF CARE: AN IMPORTANT CONCEPT FOR NURSES / Gail O'Neill and Margarel M. Ross / IlJ

SPOUSAL CAREGIVING IN LATER LIFE: AN OBJECTIVE AND SUBJECTIVE CAREER / Margaret M. Ross / 123

EMILY: A STUDY OF GRIEF AND BEREAVEMENT / Brighid Kelly / 137

Communication Nelworks / 149 35.

Vol 11:4 December, 1990

FEATURES 8 The Wisdom of Menopause Exploring the myths, misconceptions and current research about menopause Janine O'Leary Cobb 14 The Colours of Menopause Stories of women from different cultures Margaret de Souza 18 A Season for Sex Celebrating our sexuality in midlife Gail Weber 23 Konenkl Means "menopause" in Japan Margaret Lock 28 Do the Right Thing, Eat the Right Thing Nurturing your way through midlife Carolyn DeMarco 31 Moving Through Menopause Strengthen your mind and body with exercise Ellen Shearer

ALWAYS IN HEALTHSHARING 3 Collective Notes 4 Letters 7 Update 13 Healthwise Hot Flash Ann Voda 26 Menopause Resources 34 My Story, Our Story WhySo Soon? Megan Hutton 35 Resources and Events 36. HOT WIRE: THE JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S MUSIC & CULTURE VOLUME 7, NUMBER 2, MAY 1991 FEATURES 2 Sue Fink interviewed by Toni Armstrong Jr. 16 Sister Rosetta Tharpe by 20 Inner Rhythms/Outer Signs: The Astrological Chart of Alix Dobkin by Gail Fairfield 26 Here's to Mary Wells by Jorjet Harper and Rena Yount 28 Feminist Music in the Largest State: Alaska by L. Bruce 30 Healing From Sexual Abuse by Susan Herrick 31 Yer Girlfriend by Laura Shine and Patty O. Veranda 33 Hello, Betty! by Alyson Palmer and Amy & Bitsy Zitf 34 On Creativity: Kristan Aspen, Mimi Fox, Lynn Lavner 36 Women in Rap by Dominique DiPrima 42 A Visionary Woman Creating Visions: Filmmaker Barbara Hammer by Ellen Meyers and Toni Armstrong Jr. 45 In School With by Julie Shayne DEPARTMENTS 6 Soapbox letters from readers 7 Inquiring WimMinds Want to Know Margie Adam and Olivia Records 8 Hotline by Joy Rosenblatt, Annie Lee, T. Armstrong Jr. 10 Opening Night by Helen Weber "Seattle's Front Room Theater Flies Again" 12 ...point to a line... by Jewelle Gomez "Words" 14 Fade In/Fade Out by Paula E. Langguth "Videos Featuring Women Instrumentalists" 32 Readers' Choice Awards ballot 46 Confabulation by Jane Winslow and Garbo "Who Has It Harder, Songwriters or Writers?" 49 On Stage and Off by Jamie Anderson "Look Mal There's A Concert in My Living Room" 52 Laadan by Suzette Haden Elgin ~ 53 'Dykes to Watch Out For' cartoons by Alison Bechdel 54 Re:lnklng by Laura Post "Lee Lynch and Yvonne Zipter: So You Want to Nationally Syndicate Your Column?" 60 Classified Ads 64 Soundsheets produced by Joy Rosenblatt "Shrinkback" (BETTY); "Mother Earth"( Marla BB); "Pine Trees" (Jane Winslow); "Heart of That Child" (Susan Herrick); "Crazy for You" (Pam & Maggie); "When I Hear Music" (Libby Roderick) back cover Seldom Scenes by Susan Wilson HYPATIA 37. SPECIAL ISSUE Feminism and Aesthetics

vii Preface Vol. 5 No.2 Summer, 1990

1 introduction

7 Carol H. Cantrell Analogy as Destiny: Cartesian Man and the Woman Reader

20 Amy Newman Aestheticism, Feminism, and the Dynamics of Reversal

33 Is There a Feminist Aesthetic?

43 Renee Cox A Gynecenrric Aesthetic

63 Ismay Barwell Feminine Perspectives and Narrative Points ofView

76 Jenefer Robinson and Srephanie Ross Woman, Morality, and Fiction

91 Estella Lauter Re-enfranchising Art: Femin~t Interventions in the Theory of Art

107 Karen Hanson Dressing Dawn Dressing Up-The Philosophic Fear of Fashion

122 Alice Sheppard St

137 Laurie Shrage Feminist Film Aestherics: A Contextt

176 Announcements

182 Submission Guidelines 38. INITIATIVES

Special Issue: SEXUAL HARASSMENT (Part 2) Journal of NAWDAC Volume 52, No.4 Winter, 1990

About NAWDAC Creating New Taboos in the Academy: Faculty Responsibili ty in From the Editor's Desk iii Preventing Sexual Harassment 29 Michele A, Paludi The Moral Imperative to Prevent Sexual Harassment on Campus 1 Review: Professor Romeo 35 Frank H. T. Rhodes Patricia Farrant

Sexual Harassment: A New Issue Programs That Work for Institutions 5 Prevention and Intervention: Bernice R. Sandler Developing Campus Policy and Procedures 37 Sexual Harassment and the University K. C. Wagner Community 11 Molly Hite Peer Counseling 46 Myra Hindus A Student's Experience 17 Lori Peters

Sexual Harassment: The Current State of the Law Governing Educational Institutions 23 Alison Wetherfield INITIATIVES 39.

SPECIAL ISSUE:. Black Women in Higher Education Journal of NAWDAC Volume 53, NO.1 Spring, 1990

About NAWDAC An Interview with Gloria Scott 29 M. Colleen Jones From the Editor's Desk iii Challenges for Black Women Faculty 33 The Challenges Before Black Women Susan Peterson in Higher Education 1 Lea E. WllIlam. Black Women as Role Models: Where Can We Find Them? 37 A Case of Double Jeopardy? 3 Barbara L. Jackson Black Women in Higher Education Shenyl Browne Craves

Permanent Diversity: The Deferred Vision of Higher Education 9 Kimberly Wallace Sande.. and Call O. Mellow

Beyond Superwoman: On Being A Successful Black Woman Administrator 15 Patricia M. Carey

Beyond Affirmative Action: Leadership Diversity That Works 21 J. Richard Gilliland

Black Women College Administrators: Reality or Myth? 25 Audrey Wllllarn. 40. INITIATIVES • :';~;"i'~"::~' ~:, .>~,.,_:~o~ ;~-'- ~"S:" ';';;",:;'.:?::i};_{;1) - ","';{{;: :.:.:' i '\ ,< .... ,"Jdurnai at' NAWDACVolume 53, NO.2 i Summer, 1990 ...•:,.;:' .r} J .. " .' '.' . ! ... !.' .' .. ,-. >'

About NAWDAC

From the Editor's Desk iii

Building an Effective Model for Institutional Change: Women's Committees as Catalyst 1 Gloria DeSole and Meredith Butler

Soviet Women Respond to Glasnost and Perestroika 11 Martha C Merrill

Confidential Peer Review: A Supreme Court Update and Implications for University Personnel 19 Charles J. Russo, Joseph C, Ponterotto, and Barbara L. Jackson

Women in Academia: Guilty or Not GUilty? 27 Amy R1emenschnleder and Karen V. Harper

Recruiting the Dual-Career Couple: The Family Employment Program 37 Susan G. Stalford and Graham B. Spanier

In the Company of Women 45 Barbara E. Murphy INITIATIVES 41.

, '.'. Special Issue: WOMEN'S COLLEGES (part I) .: . Journal of NAWOACVolume 53, No.3···· Fail, 1990 , . . ..1:' , ' .' -'. ,<.' -:•

From the Editor's Desk

Introduction 1 joy K. Rice

Separation and the Education of Women 5 joy K. Rice

For Women Again: Sixteen Days at Mills 17 Marge Miskelly Thomas

The Viability of a Single-Sex College in Modern Society: Amherst, Smith, and the Question of Coeducation 23 Laura E. McPhie

Creating Empowering Campus Climates for Women 31 Laurie A. Neff and Palrida C. Harwood

ReAections on the Mission and Future of the Catholic Women's College 41 Sisler Joel Read Interviewed by joy K. Rice

Five Years at Smith Mary Maples Dunn Interviewed by joy K. Rice 53 42.

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Volume 10, Number 4 Winter 1990-91

TENTH ANNIVERSARY ISSUE

COVER ARTIST: "Howling at the Moon", mixed media Bonnie Koloc

FEATURE

The 1989 Iditabike: A Race in Reverse Alys Cllihane 20 FICTION

Minna's Fields Gail Fallids Nichols 13 Not Waving, But Drownin!? Pat Miller 31 "If You Meet the Buddha".' Amy Kalen 37 POETRY

Blue Prints Leslie Bienen 18 The Starry Night Ann Strllthers 41 For Sylvia Plath Ann Strllthers 45 DEPARTMENTS

Genealogies: "The Magazine" From These Beginnings Valerie Staats 6 Reflections of a Former Editor Mary Ylvisaker Nilsen 9 The Tablecloth Trick Carolyn Hardesty 10 Letters From Different Realities Sandra Witt 11 Books: Reviews by Patricia Clark, Melissa Kelley 43 Index to Volume 10 CONTRIBUTORS Inside Back Cover WOMEN 43. IN international 3 & 4/90 TION Editorial 1 Letterfrom Manila 2 Femillism ill Latill America alld tile Caribbeall 3 Fifth Latin American and Caribbeall Feminist Meetillg 3 Interview with all organizer 9 Workshop Sampler 11 Womell ill Communicatiolls Workshop 12 Domestic and Sexual Violellce Network Workshop 14 Documelltatioll Cemers Workshop 15 Interview with Betsie Hollams 16 History ofthe meetings 18 Challenges and Proposals for Femillists in the '90s 20 Networkillg 24 Communication, Networks and Exchange 24 Parricipanrs 30 The guesr speakers .31 Up-dare on DAWN 32 New Groups 34 WOmetl alld Fulldillg 36 The Comexr .40 Playing the Funding Game .41 Legislatillg Agaillst Violellce ..43 Puerto Rico: Legislaring Agaillsr Domestic Violellce 43 Mexico: Women Protest Against Rape .44 Great Britain:Legislating Against Pornography 45 Isis III/ernarional Publications .46 Womell alld Ecology 47 "Par/ners In. L""IJe .. 47 Reforestation in Tamania 49 FUlllre Evell/s 50 Recems Events Around rhe world 52 Womell Orgallizillg 53 The Phillippines: Prosrirwes Unite 53 Namibia and Sourh Africa: Women Speak Ow 56 Womell alld tile Arts 60 'STORIA 60 Women and Cinema 61 Resources 62 Journal of 44 •

Volume 2, Numbers 3/4 1990

Feminist Approaches for Men in Family Therapy

Preface xiii

PART 1: COMBINING POLITICAL AND CLINICAL ANALYSES OF MEN Feminist Therapy with Male Cllents Anne Ganley Introduction 1 Traditional Models of the Mentally Healthy Adult 2 An Androgynous Model of Mental Health 4 Definition of Feminist Therapy with Men 5 Client Issues in Feminist Therapy with Men 7 Process Issues in Feminist Therapy with Male Clients 18 Conclusion 21

Men in Therapy: Exploring Femlnlst·Informed Alternatives 25 Anna Dienhart Judith Myers Avis Male Socialization 26 Critique of Family Therapy Practice: How Five Models Work with Men 29 A Feminist Framework for Working with Men 34 Exploring Feminist-Informed Alternatives for Working with Men 36 Conclusion 44

Traditional Men In Marllal and Family Therapy 51 Gary R. Brooks Who is the Traditional Male? 52 Traditional Men in Therapy: The Politics of Power 54 Treatment Model-Traditional ManlEmpowered Woman 58 Case Illustration - Overview 65 Feminism and the Traditional Man: The Clinical Attitude 70

PART 2: THE SOCIAL CONSTRUCTIONS OF GENDER Men and Slory: Constroctlng New Narratives In Therapy 75 JoAnn Allen Joan Laird Story and Narrative Theory: A Review 78 Men's Stories in Culture 80 Coherence 83 Therapy and the Masculinity Story in Context 85 Reslorying the Gender SIOry: A New Themal Coherence 92 Journal of. 45.

(Continued) Volume 2, Numbers 3/4 1990

Feminist Approaches for Men in Family Therapy

Reclaiming Men's Experience In Couples Therapy 101 John H. Neal Alan J. Siobodnik Cybernetic Explanation and Restraints 103 Gender, Difference, and Specifications for Masculinity 105 The Clinical Approach 110 Dialogues About Choices 114 Strengthening New Realities 119 Condusion 120

Female Therapisl/Male Client: Considerations About Belief Systems 123 MiChele Bograd A Cautionary Note 125 Working Hypotheses 126

PART 4: MEN AND VIOLENCE Abuses of Power by Father.Daughter Incest Perpetrators In Treatment: The Necessity of the Theraplst.Famlly Coalition 227 Vincent Fish The Perpetrator's Motivation in Therapy 229 Defeating the Perpetrator's Control of Information 232 The Perpetrator's Minimization of Sexual Deviance 233 The Perpetrator's Continuing Attempls to Control the Family 237 The Nature of the Therapist's Alliance with the Family 239 Conclusion 240

Sponsorship: Men Holding Men Accountable for Domestic Violence 243 Rhea V. Almeida Michele Bograd The Privacy and Autonomy of Family Life 245 Male Bonding, Riles of Passage, and the Devaluation of Women 246 Psychotherapy as a Private Solulion 247 New Direclions 249 Sponsorship: A Model Program 250 ConclUding Comments 256

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Volume 2, Numbers 3/4 1990

(Continued) Women Therapists' Beliefs About Male Clients 129 Conclusion 145

PART 3: THE DIVERSI1Y OF FEMINIST·INFORMED FAMILY THERAPY APPROACHES The Politics of Mood: Depressive-Caretaker Relationships 153 Ronald Taffel Family Members as Diagnosticians: An Informal Review 157 The Depressive-Caretaker Pairing 160 Clinical Techniques 164 Interventions with Female Partners 172 Conclusion 176

You Never Forget How to Ride a BIcycle: Men FInding TheIr Mothers 179 Eric E. McCollum

Working Affirmatively wilh Puerto Rican Men: Professional and Personal Reflections 195 Victor De La Cancela Puerto Rican Men and Dialectical Therapy 197 Conceptualizing a Dialectical Treatment Model 199 Conclusion 203 Personal Impact of Being a Dialectical Therapist 204 Fragments from an III Kept Journal 206

Treating the Absenl Man: Is It Possihle? Is It Ethical? 213 Karen Gail Lewis Men and Therapy 214 Therapist's Ethical Dilemmas 215 Teaching the Woman to Teach the Man 218 Therapist Involving the Man 220 Clinical Example 221 Conclusion 223

PART 5: NEW DIRECTIONS IN TRAINING Family Therapy TrainIng Issues of Male Studenls in a Gender-Sensillve Docloral Program 261 Robena L. NUll Responses of Male Students to Feminist Curriculum 263 Men's Issues and Family Therapy: Major Themes and Readings 266 Journal of 47. WOMEN & AGING Volume 2 Number 3 1990

CONTENTS

FROM THE EDITOR Caregiving and Care- Receiving: A Double Bind for Women in Canada's Aging Society 3 Joan Kaden SlIsan A. McDaniel Gender Differences in Retirement Planning Among Educators: Implications for Practice with Older Women 27 Virginia Richardson, PhD Elderly Women, Exercise and Healthy Aging 41 Sandra J. 0 'Brien, MPE Patricia A. Vertinsky, EdD The Crisis of Legacy: Life Review Interviews with Elderly Women Religious 67 Mary Alice Wolf, EdD

Mentoring and Being Mentored: Issues of Sex, Power, and Politics for Older Women 81 Michele A. Pailldi Deborah Meyers Joni Kindennann Hilda Speicher Marilyn Haring-Hidore An Interview-Based Exploration of the Motivations and Occupational Aspirations of Chronic Care Workers 93 Pallia Brown Doress, MA BOOK REVIEWS Caring for the Disabled Elderly: Who Will Pay? by Alice M. Rivlin and Joshua M. Wiener with Raymond J. Hanley and Denise A. Spence 113 Rel'iewed by Sandy Allbllm, PhD The Aging Poplliation in the Twenty-First Centllry: Staristics for Healrh Policy, edited by Dorothy M. Gilford 115 RCI'iewed by Cheryl H. Kinderknecht, ACSW Life Trek: The Odyssey ofAdllit Development, by John Stockmyer and Robert Williams 117 Reviewed by Violet Franks, PhD Journal of 48. WOMEN

Volume 2 & Number 4 1990 AGING

FROM THE EDITOR

Poverty Among Black Elderly Women 5 Vanessa Wilson-Ford, PhD

Attitude Toward Menopause and the Impact of the Menopausal Event on Adult Women with Diabetes Mellitus 21 Nancy E. White, PhD, RN Judith M. Richter, PhD, RN

Facilitating Productive Bereavement of Widows: An Overview of the Efficacy of Widow's Support Groups 39 Cheryl H. Kinderknecht, ACSW Laree Hodges Media Stereotyping: A Comparison of the Way Elderly Women and Men Are Portrayed on Prime-Time Television 55 JoElla A, Vemon, RN, MS J, AI/en Williams, Jr., PhD Ten? Phillips, MA Janet Wilson, MS

Self-Assessment and Change in One's Profession: Notes on the Phenomenology of Aging Among Mid·Life Women 69 Virginia Olesen, PhD

Remarriage in Later Life: A Critique and Review of the Literature 81 Jean A. Steitz, PhD Karen G. Weikel; MS, RN

A Multidisciplinary Facts on Women's Aging Quiz to Enhance Awareness 91 Helen Rippier Wheeler, EdD, MA, MS

BOOK REVIEWS ..J lI'idcr Gil'ing: Women Writing After a Long Silence, by Charlolte Painter 109 Rel'iewed by Lou Ann B. Jorgensen, DSW

/lcl'cl1dcncy and POI'crty: Old Problcms in a Nell' World, by June Axinn and Mark Stern III Rel'iell'cd by Mimi Abramo\'itz, DSIV JOURNAL 49. VOL. 2 NO.3 WINTER 1991 OF WOMEN'S ARTICLES HISTORY Hammed Shahidian The Education of Women in the Islamic Republic of Iran / 6

Nancy Shoemaker The Rise or Fall of Iroquois Women / 39

THEORETICAL AND METHODOLOGICAL DIALOGUE ON THE WRITING OF WOMEN'S HISTORY

HislOry and Theory

Louise Newman Critical Theory and the History of Women: What's al Stake in Deconstruding Women's History / 58

Joan Williams Domesticity as the Dangerous Supplement of Liberalism / 69

Comment:

Lise Vogel Telling Tales: Historians of Our Own Lives / 89

Judith Newlon A Feminist Scholarship You Can Bring Home to Dad? / 102

DOCUMENTS

Rowena Fowler Why Did Suffragettes Attack Works of Art? / 109

BOOK REVIEWS Nell Irvin Painler Recollstructioll: America's Ullfillished Revoilltioll, by Eric Foner / 126 Fedwa Malti-Douglas Beirut Fragmellts: A War Memoir, by Jean Said Makdisi, and Sexllalityalld War, by Evelyne Accad / 135 H. F. McMains Lives of Lesbians and Gay Men in England and the United Stales / 139

NOTICES AND ABSTRACTS OF BOOKS A German Collection of Non-European Women's History / 143 A History of CCWHP / 145

TOPICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY Theory / 147 Women's Suffrage / 165

CONTRIBUTORS / 174

NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS / 176 50. GKalliope ajournal ofwomen's art VOL. XllI NO.1 1991

Carolyll M. Mayllard 4 "Untitled" Colette 5 Make-Up 8 Fishing Party Miriam Kessler 13 When My Belly Was Round Carol Barrett 14 Drawing a Garden Drawing a Milk Bottle Frankie Paino 15 Counting Barbara Abbott 16 "Untitled" 17 "Untitled" 18 "Untitled" Karell Subach 19 In the Baths. In Budapest Barbara Kearney 23 To an Unborn Child Gina Malone 24 Encroachment MOlT LVIIII Ellis 25 Keeping Watch ShaJ~oll'Klallder 26 What Becomes of the Child 27 Memorial \Veekend, Sargent's Beach Mary Lyllll Ellis 28 Stealing Peaches Susanne Karl 29 Eddie Carolyn M. Maynard 30 "The Maces" 31 "Untitled" 32 "Untitled" 33 "He's Mine" 34 "Untitled" 35 "Untitled" ShaUn Hai·Jew 36 The Same Hand Susan Ladue 39 Homesick for Spring Anne Ellsworth 40 Roads Maybe MOlY Sue Koeppel 41 Russian Women Poets: An Interview with Julia V. Ostashchenko RlIth Mooll Kempher 48 The Chased, a Re-Vision Ellell Treell 50 My Rewrites HiidJ'ed Crill 51 For Jane Who Also Rejoices AndrenG ZaH'inski 52 Wishbone 53 I Have Found My Way Virion Hammond 54 Trail to the White Man's Place Therese Zimm 56 Last One to Bed 57 January in Wisconsin Sue Salliel Elkilld 58 History Lesson 59 Clothes Cemetery 60 Feeling the Ronnie Spiewak 61 "Untitled" 62 "\Vestem Electric" 63 "Landfall" 64 ';Untitled" 65 "Untitled" 66 "Torn Air" Joanne Tangorra 67 Unrecorded Entries in Mary Shelley's Journal Dawn A. Hightower 70 Shades A Dance Vemal M. Pope 71 Not Just Any Woman EIi:abeth Cohen 72 Luminous Exclusion: A Woman's Reading of 76 Notes About Contributors 51. ~-----

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A Journal of Nineteenth-Century American Women Writers Volume 7 Fall 1990 Number 2

CONTENTS

Susan Warner's Queechy and the Bildungsroman Tradition _ Cynthia Schoolar Williams 3 Diaries: Public and Private Records of Women's Lives Suzanne L. Bunkers 17 "The Chimneys" by Elizabeth Barstow Stoddard Introduction Sandra Zagarell 27

PROFILES: Rebecca Harding Davis. 1831-1910 Jean pfaelzer 39 Sarah Josepha Hale. 1788·1874 Nicole Tonkovich Hoffman 47

REVIEWS: Women and Sisters: Antislauery Feminists in American Culture by Jean Fagan Yellin reviewed by Karen Sanchez·Eppler 56 19th·Century American Wamen's Novels: Interpretive Strategies by Susan K. Harris reviewed by Lucy M. Freibert 57 Mary Austin: Song of a Maverick by Esther Lanigan Stineman reviewed by Melody Graulich 59 The Worlds of Lucy Larcom. 1824·1893 by Shirley Marchalonis reviewed by Joyce Avrech Berkman 61

LEGACY Bookshelf...... 63

Notes and Queries _...... 68 52. LESBIAN· CONTRADICTION I A Journal of Irreverent Feminism I rssue '34, Spring 1991 $UIO By and for Women

Contents Commentary Does Lesbian Sex Transmit AIDS? (Beth Elliott) 1 A Small Protest (Jan Adams) 3 Thoughts on Censorship (Susanna Sturgis) 12 Interview Conversation with five young women (Rebecca Gordon) 15 From Us Struggling Against the War And For Ourselves ..; 3 Putting Ourselves Through Changes 4 Who Is "We" - Editor's Column 14 Questionnaire 19 Testimony A Day in the Life ofa Lesbian Housewife (Christina Springer) ...... 6 Special-Focus on Make-Up The Degree ofMy Outward Deficiency (Jane Meyerding) 8 What Do Women Want? (anonymouse) 9 Letting My Eyebrows Be! (Alena Smith) ~ 10 Response Can We Have Compassion About Addictions? (Krysta Gibson)...... 11 Review . Still Loving Women After All These Years: Alix Dobkin 4 Graphws . Rhonda Dicksion (p. 11), Karen Favreau (p. 5), Alisa Gordaneer (p. 16), Nikki Gosch (p. 7), J.D. March (p. 18), Andrea Natalie (p. 9), zana (p. 12). 53.

SPRING 1991 VOL. 16, NO.2 FIATURIS p. 9 ISTNIR SINGER KREITMAN. THE TRAMMILED TALENT OF ISAAC BASHIVIS SINGER'S NIGLECTED SISTER by Cli"e Sillclair An uncommon glimpse into sibling politics and the hidden dynamics of Eastern Europe's famous literary family. Why don't we know about the sister? ...... • THI NEW WORLD by Esther Singer Kreitman An eerily aUlobiographical short story about a newborn daughter - an infant whose realities fail to live up 10 her own prenatal expectations , ,.10 I.HOLIMINDED by Susan Shapiro "Mom. I mel a new man:' The unexpurgated account of a single Jewish female's phone conversations with a mother who grows up too ,, 13 12 STIPS, 2 VIEWS by Harriet Go/dhar Lerner and Gail UlIlerberger "Recovery" literature and I2·Step heal-what-ails.you programs are keeping booksellers in business. But how well do they serve women when they encourage dependency instead ofempowerment? .. '15 ,URNING LIFE IN'O ART THREE ARTISTS REVIAL 'HEMSILVIS IN THIIR WORK Ruth Weisberg. Nancy Grossman, Kathryn Jacobi ", "."".,." .. ,.,.,I. AN INfERVllW WnH GILA ALMAGOR, THE CONSCIINCE OF ISRAELI FILM by Mash" Leon,.,.,.,. . ,.""." ".",." .. " .. "., , .. " 21

DIPARTMENTS

FROM THI EDITOR ... 2 LEnERS...... 3 KOL ISHAH/WOMEN'S VOICIS ...... 4 Child custody; a new way to tum 40; lies about women with AIDS. BODY AND SOUL ...... 6 Our correspondent, Nancy Helman Shneiderman, searches for a way to register p. /5 an involuntary change: how to mark her hysterectomy, LILITH REVIEWS ...... 25 Books for children and grownups. THE WAYS WI ARE . .30 Whose roots? Maytlower WASP Julia Wood Kramer tells what she's learned about herself while tracing her Jewish husband's family tree, RESiARCHING OUR READIRS- PLEASI HILP' ...... :n UENA-RENA .32 Resource listings for surviving the present. MARKETPLACI .. 33 p.5 Cover photo by Sammy Ben-Gad 54.

The World of Women Volume I, Number Three • NovemberlDecember 1990 FEATURES:

Benazir Bhutto: Her Rise, Fall-and Rise? ily Shatia Raft 16

A Ms. Open Letter on the Persian Gulf Crisis 21

The 12-Step Controversy b)' CharWtte Davis Kasl 30

Expose The Poverty Industry: Do Government and Charities

Create the Poor? ily Theresa Funiciel/o 32

Fiction Two Ways ofTelling ily Grace Paley 41

Fiction Butterflies ily Patricia Grace 44

The Search for Signs of Intelligent Life in the 21st Century ilyJane Wagner 68

Family Portrait: A Wife/Mother/Photographer's Revenge ilyJudy Gelles 76

Accidental Activist My Brain's Not Blond ily CybiU Shepherd 84

ART S:

Te/evison Lynching Women ily Diana HUrTle George 58

Music Women Rap Back ily 61

Book Excerpt Grace Notes ily HoUy Near 62

Performance The Many Sins of "Miss Saigon" 63

Holly Hughes, Playing the Ironies 64

BOOKS:

Essay The World ofScience Fiction ily Ursula K. I.e Guin 52

Reviews Daring to Be Bad • American Feminism 54

55 pagt 94 Exile in the Promised Land • Standing Again at Sinai A MountainousJourney • Red Ivy, Green Earth Mother 56

Cove< plwlogrnph by Sylvia PIa

lnsidt fovtT plwiQgmphs b) MargOrtl Courlrvy-Clnrke

from "AfriuJn Canvas, "Rizwli, New ),vrk, 199U 55.

The World of Women Volume I, Number Three • November/December 1990 (Continued)

IN EVERY ISSUE:

1 Editorial Women for All Seasons by Robin MllTgan

4 Letters

10 Sisterhood Is Gk>bal International News

Nigeria: A Direct Appeal • Mexico: Made in Maqui/adllTas • Women

Parliamentarians: An Endangered Species • Bolivia: Broadcast Feminism •

Jordan: The Gulf Refugees • Since the Plebescite by Marjorie

Agos'n • Papua New Guinea by Margaret M. Taylar

86 HorTIJ! Fires National News

Reporter's Hunch Pays Off • Woman in the News Mary Frances Berry •

Conflict in Academia: Why Was Bunny Sandler Sacked? by Peggy Simpson • Double Trouble for Repro Rights? by Miranda S., spivack • Midwives: Talking Revolution by Helen Zia

22 Pvetry Our Grandmothers by Maya Angelou

45 Pvetry Ndebele by Alice Walker

24 Health Our Bodies, Ourselves-Updates: Incontinence •

Implants • The NIH by the Boston Women's Health Book Collective

26 Imtmlt ClassiCJ The First Tampon by Claire Breticher

46 Photo Essay West African Women's Art by Margaret Courtney-Clarhe

65 Feminist Theory The NEA Is the Least of It by Barbara Smith

72 The Rest of Reality by Vandana Shiva

74 Inner Space Unearthing the Present by Fatima Memissi

82 New Scholarship Before the "Trail ofTears" by Teresa Amott andJulie Mat/hem

93 The Ms. Quiz

94 Cuest Room Friendship: The Honesty Frontier by Suzanne Braun Levine 56.

The World of Women Volume I, Number Four • JanuaryfFebruary 1991 FEATURES:

1990: The Year That Was 14 To obuJill infonMlitm about rtprinJ.s ofortiellS ill this issue, wllJrniu Ambty. Sptcial Report How AIDS Is Changing ... Everything 16 PtrmwitmJ Edilor. at (212) 719·9800. HIV: The Global Crisis by Marcia Ann Gillespie 17

The U.S. Scandal by Peg Byron 24

The Voices ofAIDS-Personal Stories 30

Words and Politics: An AIDS Glossary 33

Essay Women in the Dark-0rSex Goddesses, Abuse, and Dreams

by Gloria Sieinem 35

Fiction The Island by Louise Erdrich 38

Sports Why Men Fear Women's Teams oy Kate Rounds 43

Praftle Clementine Barfield Takes On the Mean Streets of Detroit

by Kathleen Hirsch 54

Ms. Quiz Marie Curie's U.S. Sisters by Marylou DiPietnJ--59-

No Commem 71

BOOKS: S.~lt,ja PUl(h:r 11m bun a ~Viffagi Voi(f~ pholographtr Essay The Womanly Art of Biography by Blanche Wiesen Cook 60 sillu 1974. Hir book, "S)'lvia Pkuhls Unguided RevitwS Yearning • Law, Gender, and Injustice • 62 Tour" (Aptrillrt), uw Nobody's Business • Unequal Protection • plus Bookwauh 63 published Inlt ftul .ltDr. pogt 46 Bold Types Carol Seajay plus Inlernali..",1 Bookshelf 65

ART S:

FUm "An Angel at My Table" by Robi" Morgan 66

There's Nothing the Mauer with Elizabeth Jane 11)' Edith CampiQn 67

Music Landmark Albums of the Last 20 Years-Ms, Picks 68

Television The Rosie Return ofSharon Gless b)' Yish Dau 70 57.

The World of Women Volume I, Number Four • Jauuary/February 1991 (Continued) \ E\ f.k\ "'I E

Editon"nl Complicit Trust by Robin Morgan

4 LetleB

8 Sisterhood Is Glohal International News

Saudi Arabia: Action Alert • Japan: The Emperor Has No Clothes

EI Salvador: Winds of Change • Thailand: Breach of Promise •

Transvaal Women for Peace by Cheetah HaYSDm • Eastern Europe Update

by Pamela Brandt I Norway's Brundtland by Mmilla Taftillg

86 Home Fires National News

What Congress Is Up To • Dakota Sioux Slandered • Car Buying: Why

Women Get a Lemon of a Deal by Rhona Mahony • Hell No, She Won't Go

by Carol Kleiman • Elections: A r-.fixed Bag by Peggy Simpson

Aclioll Alerts Pro-Choice: Keeping the Pressure On b)' Kathryn Ko/bert

34 Poetry Three 0' May Swenson

96 Poetl)' Whom Do We Thank for Women's Conferences? by ..Ita Aidoo

46 Photo £SSQ)' The Lens ofAge by S)'lvia Plach),

52 £cofeminis1n The Ecology of Love by Haul Henderson plus Jean Houston

72 Feminist Theory Why I Support a New Part)' by EUil Smeal

74 Inner Space The Saga ofa Recovering Catholic by Jane O'Reilly

plus What the Vatican Won't Tell You

78 Health Our Bodies, Ourselves-Updates: Is Your Job Injuring You?

Estrogen-Women Before Profits • Amazing Rediscoveries of Medical

Science b)' the Boston Women's Health Book Collective

80 How We Got Here Looking for Love by Joanne Parrent

83 New Scholarship Deconstructing Deconstructionism (or, Whatever Happened

to Feminist Studies?) by Kathleen Bany

93 Guest Room The Choice I Made b)' Rita ;\-loreno • March/April 1991 F F ,\ -I l }{ Is,

Special Report Women in Hate Groups:

Who Are They? Why Are They There? by Helm lin 20

Ms. C01l-1!trsation Young Feminists Speak for Themselves 28

Responses to the Ms. Survey on Male Violence 35

Analysis by Brenda Seery alUi Mi<:hele Clossi<:k

Personal Stories by "Ms. " Tladen

Self-Defense Update by Caitlin KeUy

Lesbian Family Revisited by Lindsy Van Gelder 44

Fiction The World-Famous Tightrope Walker lr)' Susan Dworkin 54

Cornix by Maria" Hm/ey 82

IIp/lIll· I"e!-' " !'" {hlt,,/: (,''''It/'IIu,,t " ."k BOOI,S; >1'" II" ,'r,,!;I.;: ',\t,

Essa)' The Women of Mystery by Carolyn Heilbnm 62

Reviews A Women's History Sampler 64

International Bookshelf 66

Bold Types Kali for Women 67

Bookwatch 67

.\ R "I· S:

Essa)' Shakespeare "From Women's Eyes" b)' Marilyn Frenth 68

Film Red Alen! A Meditation on "Dances With \Volves" by Mari/oll Awiakta 70

Peiformance Eileen Atkins' Woolf: A Show of One's Own b)' Ellen Cohn 72

Video Nonsexist Kidvid for Girls and Boys b:>' Catherine Celln 73 The "'orld "f \I'omen Volume I, Number File 59. March/April 1991

(Continued) • I'\, t\lR~ l"'li

Editorial Digressions b)' Robin Morgatl

4 Letters

10 International News

Pacific Islands' Conference: New Precedent • Haiti: Election Update

Women's Peace Ship I Special Section-Dispatches from the Gulf:

Baghdad • Riyadh • Tel Aviv • West Bank • Amman

86 Home Fires National News

Gulf Impact: Voices of Dissem • Decoding MilitarySpeak by Carol Cohn

Abortion and War: Whose Choice Is It Anyway? by Angtla Bonavoglia

Kathy Bonk, the Great Communicator by Marlene Sanders

Action Alerts Peacing It Together-A Catalog ofAntiwar Groups

19 Poeiry Nearly a Valediction by Marilyn Hacker

94 Poetry The Muse by Eleanor Wilner

48 Photo Essay Faces in Memory by Michelle Andonian

60 Feminist Theory Why Are the Black Conservatives

All Male? byJulianne Malveaux

74 Ecofeminism Foresters Without Diplomas by Wangari Maalhai pagt 83

76 HealJh OUf Bodies, Ourselves-Updates: STDs on the Rise • Changes in GTe

Drugs • Pill Use and HIV by the Boston Women's Heallh Book Collective

78 Inner Space Games for Free Adults by Riane Ei~ler and Datlid Loye

80 Purse Stn·ngs Money and Friendship by Carol Ascher

83 How We Got Here How We Didn't Get There by Mary Thorn

95 Guest Room Disinformation Advertising by Alice Walker 60. MINERVA: Quarterly Report on Women and the Military TABLE OF CONTENTS Volume VIII, Number 4 Winter, 1990

Articles Poetry

SEXUAL HARASSMENT THE GENERAL WAS A LADY IN THE MILITARY Sheila Craft Nancy G. Wilds 54 1

THE POSSIBILITY OF AMERICAN WOMEN BECOMING PRISONERS OF WAR: Fiction A CHALLENGE FOR BEHAVIORAL Wayne E. Dillingham 17 MONKEY MOUNTAIN MORNING Bobbie Troller THE SPIRIT OF MOLLY MARINE 56 Erika S. Nau 23

ANNA ELLA CARROLL: Recent Publications ofInterest INVISIBLE MEMBER OF LINCOLN'S CABINET 41 Benjamin L. Abramowitz 30

Communications Reviews 60 44

Charles Mo'skos and Frank R. Wood, eds., The Military: More Ih, JUSI a Job? By Dorothy and Carl Schneider

Catherine (Bell) Chrisman, My War: WWlI -- As Experienced One Woman Soldier and Anne Bosanko Green, One Woman's W, Leiters from Ihe Women's Army Corps, 1944-1946 By Elean Stoddard 61.

VOLUME 20 NUMBER 2 MARCHlAPRll1991

cover photo: © 1991 Jim West, Impact Visuals. Brenda Reed, a widow, participates in demonstration against the war in the Persian Gulf.

Military Mothers on Many Fronts page 1 Speak Out on War and Peace pages 1,4,5,6,7 Philanthropist Envisions New World page 3 Baby Parts Myth Explained page 8 Hope For Battered Asians page 9 RU486: Research Stymied by FDA page 11 From Parlor to Politics 1890·1925 pages 16·17 Documentary Ignores Women page 18

Regular Features Editor's Desk page 2 letters page 2 Health pages 10 & 11,12 Art page 13 Music pages 14·15 New York Metro Supplement pages Ml·M4 The Country of Women pages CWl·CW4 Media Watch page18 Imprints ' page 19 Review of Boob page 20·25 62. offourbacks·

volume xxi number 2 february 1991 contents news regulars international Chicken Lady 16 Dykes to Watch Out For 16 War. Ifs A Male Letters Thing •...... •.... 1 21 Ads 25 lesbian news from Britain, USSR...... •.... 8 CORRECTION: Yon/yah Pathfinder Canada: Doctor Pushes Pearson narrated the Belizian healing Racisi Sex Selection 8 ceremony at the conclusion ofthe I Am national Your Sister GJnference covered in the december 1990 issue ofoob. Reporter violence news 9 Joonne SUllo wrongly attribuled lhat role labor news 10 health news ...... •.... 10 to Toni Cade Bambara. Joanne and ooh apologise 10 Yon/yah for Ihis unfortunate rnistaJu. Set Yaniyah's letter on page 19 activism oflhis issue. Viragos Take Back the other co"edwns, see p. 21 Might.: 6 Billboard Update 12 front cover response . by kathe kollwitz Young Women's Project ... 15 I Am Your Sister ..... 18-21 back cover ~q!!Mn!H~ary photo by beth martin war 2 Dear Ms. Woolf, We Are Returning Your Guineas 5

ravlews Southbound ...... •.. 14 Side By Side ...... 14 The Black Women's Health 8QQk ••••••••••••••••• 18 off our backs 63. volume xxi number 3 march 1991 contents feature news Rape Laws in Mexico ..... 18 international What Is International : 1st Lesbian/Gay Women's Day? 27 Mamh ., 10 The Chosen Family .. .. 30-39 encuentro: latin American, Caribbean Women Meet ... 11 reviews national When Heaven & Earth Changed Utah Bans Abortion 12 Places 22 Single Moms, Pregnant SUlVlvlng the Fire 25 Soldiers sent to Gulf 12 Not Without My Daughter . 26 Kansas Debates Norplant for Women on Welfare .... 13 regulars conferences Chicken Lady 28 Not In Our Names - London Dykes to Watch Out For 28 Women Meet on Persian Gulf 4 Letters 31 Slno- American Conference Ads 37 on Women's Issues 14 interviews back cover Japan: Trying to Get a Job .. 7 obituaries by julia kyles Kathy Phibbs ,...... 13 Hope I}arr)

contents

news reviews national Fierce Tenderness: A Feminist Theology of Friendship ..•• 18 abortion news 5 Animal Dreams 20 media news 6 clothesline project .....•... 7 regulars international Chicken Lady ••.....••.. 21 Mother Courage Peace Tour . 1 Dykes to Watch Out For 21 Germany:Woman arrested for Letters 25 Abo~on 4 Ads 29 conferences front cover Women's Caucus for Art .... 8 by julia kytes feature back cover Lesbian Love Matrix •..... 16 by julia kyles interviews Mary Hunt .••.•...... 14 activism D.C. International Women's Day March •..•••. 3 commentary I Weep for My Sisters ..... 10 Women of Color against the War •••.•.••...... •.. 11 Reflections on the 'Just War" 11 War for Oil ....•.....•.. 12 The Power of Naming •.••• 13 65.

THE MAGAZINE OF SUBSTANCE FOR PROGRESSIVE WOMEN VOL. XVIII SPRING 1991

FEATURES Contents Page: (above) Prochoice activists make their statement outside MH ON THE ISSUES:,~ Dialogue CHOICES during Bishop Daily's prayer Betu'f.'en On the Issues publisher Merle vigil of 1,000, (Photo: NY Daily Hoffman alld Nobel Prize {{'inner Elie News) See p. 6 Wiesel 6 Cover: A porter's wife, 26, a victim NEW POLAND, OLD PROBLEMS of starvation through oppression. Bv Susan Cahn Poland, 1937. (Photo: Roman A'(ir"thand look at still·flourishing Vishnioc, A Vanished WarIer) anti-Semi/ism 13 MOTHERS ON THE RUN AND WOMEN AND DOGS OTHER ATROCITIES...Scenes Bv E, ),I, Broner From Sweden, 1990 A;timals teach us to unleash By 23 affection 16 THE STRANGE CASE OF POPULATION CONTROL-OUT MARK CURTIS: VICTIM OR OF CONTROL? VICTIMIZER? Bv Eleanor J, Bader By Fred Pelka F~minist8 and enl'ironmentalists Was cont'ieted rapist Curtis framed? 24 confront the escalating population problem 18 FAY STENDER AND THE POLITICS OF MURDER THE HAND THAT ROCKS THE By Diana E. H. Russell CRADLE CAN ALSO ROCK THE Fay Stender's murder: \Vas it a political BOAT or a personal act? 28 Bv Irene Davall HOlt' prochoice or/idsts turned around DEPARTMENTS the DaytOll Foundation 21 Win Some-Lose Some 2 GEEZ, ARE WE REALLY Choice Books 31 THAT BAD? By .Junior Bridge Film & Video 35 Women in the media - nearlv Recordings 36 inl'isible . 22 Feedback 44 66. PeaCea~d;j .. j. 4 Freed.in JanuarylFebrl!ary 1991 Vol. 51 No.1·

CONTENTS

Departments Reader's Forum 4 Congress Registration 18 . . . Building WILPF 20 Washington Office 21 ':" ' At the United Nations 21, Branch Actlon 22 Children's BOok Award 25 ...1990 Peace and Freedom Index' 26 Features .. New WILPF Prog;a~ 6 Gulf Update 12 African American Women in WILPF 14 Peace~~d ..'> .) , 67. Freedom

MarchiApril 1991 Vol. 51 No.2

CON.r£NT$>c,

Departments 75th Anniversary 4 Gulf Update 6 Expanding Our . Network 24 Tax Day Actions 25 Washington Office· 25 . Branch Action 28 .. Congress Registration 30 Features Women vs; Violence 10 The War Against Women 18 Hanan Awad 21 CTBT Update· 26 PSYCHOLOGY OF WOMEN QUARTERLY

68. Volume 14 Number 3 September 1990

Review Gender Comparisons of Mathematics Attitudes janet Shibley Hyde 299 and Affect: A Meta-Analysis Elizabeth Fennema Marilyn Ryan Laurie A. Frost Carolyn Hopp

Violence A Comparison of Group and Individual Sexual Christine A. Gidycz 325 Assault Victims Mary P. Koss

Evaluation of Rape Victim by Men and Women Chris L. Kleinke 343 with High and Low Belief in a Just World Cecilia Meyer

Work Domestic Division of Labor among Working Nancy C. Gunter 355 Couples: Does Androgyny Make a Differencel B. G. Gunter

Employment and Role Satisfaction: Implications Leora N. Rosen 371 for the General Well-Being of Military Wives jeannette R. Ick""ics Linda Z. Moghadam

Health Affect Expression, Marital Satisfaction, and Stress Marie A. Morell 387 Reactivity among Premenopausal Women Robin F. Apple during a Confllctual Marital Discussion

The Female Role and Menstrual Distress: An Alfred B. Heilbrun, Jr. 403 Explanation (or Inconsistent Evidence Lisa Friedberg Dawna Wydra Alyson L. Worobow

Genital Herpes: Gender Comparisons and the Rosemary A. ladack 419 Disease Experience Mary L. Keller Janet Shibley Hyde Reviews Women with Disabilities: Essays in Psychology, Hope Landrine 435 Cullure and Politics, edited by Michelle Fine and Adrienne Asch

Intimate Adversaries-Cultural Conflict between Mary A. jansen 437 Doctors and Women Patients, by Alexandra Dundas Todd

Empowering Women: Leadership Development Oliva M. Espin 439 Strategies on Campus, edited by Mary Ann Danowitz Saga ria

Journal of Feminist Therapy Rachel T. Hare-MUSlin 440

The Unopposite Sex: The End of the Gender Marianne laFrance 441 Battle, by Elisabeth Badinler

The Search for Acceptance: Consumerism, Jeanne Ballantine 443 Sexuality, and Self among American Women, Jeanne Lemkau by Jerry Jacobs PSYCHOlOGY OF WOMEN QUARTERLY 69. Volume 14 Number 4 1990

WOMEN AT MIDLIFE AND BEYOND Violet Franks and Iris Fodor. Guest Editors

Articles Women in Midlile and Beyond: The New Iris G. Fodor 445 Prime ollilel Violet Franks

Women's Prime ollile: Is It the 50s1 Valory Mitchell 451 Ravenna Helson

Finished at 40: Women's Development within Mary M. Gergen 471 the Patriarchy

Sexuality and the Midlile Woman Sandra Risa Leiblum 495

Commentary on "Sexuality and the Midlife Ellen Cole 509 Woman" Esther Rothblum

Career Developments and Transitions of Rosalie J. Ackerman 513 Middle-Aged Women lifelong Physical Activity in Midlile and Older Alice j. Dan 531 Women joElien Wilbur Cynthia Hedricks Eileen O'Connor Karyn Holm

Midlife Women's Political Consciousness: Case Abigail j. Stewart 543 Studies 01 Psychosocial Development and Sharon Gold-Steinberg Political Commitment

Women Growing Stronger with Age: The EIIect 01 Judith Todd 567 Status in the United States and Kenya Ariella Friedman Priscilla Wanjiru Kariuki

Women in a Nursing Home: Living with Hope Claire M. Brody 579 and Meaning Adolescent DaughterlMidlile Mother Dyad: A Valerie A. La Sorsa 593 New Look at Separation and Sel(·Definilion Iris G. Fodor

Determinants and Consequences of Creativity in George E. Vaillant 607 a Cohort 01 Gifted Women Caroline O. Vaillant

Reviews Journal of Women and Aging Zelia Luria 617

Women Over Forty: Visions and Realities, by Jean Rosalind C. Barnett 618 Dresden Grambs

Women and Sell-Esteem, by Linda Tschirhart Charlotte Hettena 620 Sanford and Mary Ellen Donovan Sireon P. Shahinian

lv10dels of Achievement: Reflections 0; Eminent Margaret E. Guyer 621 Women in Psychology (Vol. 2), edited by Agnes Faye Crosby N. O'Connell and Nancy Felipe Russo 70.

A Scholarly Journal on Black Women Science and Technology Vol. VI, No.2 EDITORIAL: Achieving Against the Odds 2 (Fall 1989) FEATURES Roger Arliner Young 3 KENNETH MANNING Black Women in the Biological Sciences 8 ROSALYN PATTERSON Increasing the Participation of Black Women in Science and Technology 15 SHIRLEY MALCOM Black Women .Mathematicians: In Short Supply 18 SYLVIA T. BOZEMAN Black Women Engineers and Technologists 24 VALERIE L. THOMAS Black Women and Inventions 33 PATRICIA CARTER SLUBY CLOSE-UP AStory of Success; The Sciences at Spelman College 36 ETTA Z. FALCONER A Life in Science: Research and Service 39 JEWEL PLUMMER COBB My Life as a Mathematician 44 EVELYN BOYO GRANVILLE Becoming a : An Important Career Decision 47 REATHA CLARK KING Trial<, Tribulatio"" Triumphs 51 JENNIE R. PATRICK RESOURCE ROlJND.UP: Black Women in Science and Technology: A Selected Bibliography 54 RONALD MiCKENS REVIEWS Annie John 55 JUNE BOBB Mama Day 56 ADELE S. NEWSON Women ofCalor in the Unlled States; A Guide to the Literature 57 SHERYL HILL PAYLOR 1b/king Back: Thinking Feminist. Thinking Black 58 NANCIE E. CARAWAY Frye Slreet and Environs: The Collected Works ofMorita Banner 60 PHILLIPA KAFKA Homespun Images: An Anthology ofBlack Memphis Writ"", and Ariisls 61 CHARLOTTE K. BROOKS Collected PtJems ofMay Miller 62 KIMBERLY WALLACE SANDERS Ann Allen Shockley: An Annolated Primary and Secondary Bibliography 63 BARBARA WILLIAMS JENKINS 1bni Morrl.ron: An Annotaled Bibliography 64 DANILLE K. TAYLOR-GUTHRIE Breaking Baundaries: Latina Writing and Crillcal Reading 65 CECILIA RODRIGUEZ MILANES Black Men: Singl~ Obsolet~ and Dangerous? 66 MACEO CRENSHAW DAILEY, JR. Books Received 69 MIRIAM DECOSTA·WILLIS &IGE: A Five Year Index 69 JANET SIMS-WOOD AND KATHY I. JENKINS SageWoman 7l. A Qum-terly Magazine of "'omen's Sphitnallty

Brigid, 9991 Volume IV, Issue #14

Let others delight 'mid new pleasures to roam, but give me, oh, give me, the pleasures ofhome. Articles Bringing Hestia Back Home...5 Cose Femminile 9 Our Pagan Home 11 Thinking and Sleeping in Caves...13 Magickal Floorwashes 16 The Search for Home 17 Protection for a Sage House 19 Home is Where the Altar is 21 A Blessing of Wheat. ..23 Birth from the Sea 25 When Pigs Fly 26 The Cat Came Back. ..27 SageWoman Survey Results...29 Poetry and Song Grace before meals...20 Ritual Bath...25 The Earth is My Mother.. .front cover Winter Smokes...back cover In Every Issue A Circle is Cast 32 A Pinch of Sage 44 Book Reviews 40 De-Anna's Cauldron 22 From Hygieia's Garden 33 Lunaea's Comer 3 Magickal Crafts 34 The Rattle ... 38 Tools for Transfonnation 37 The Women at the Well 42 72. SEX ROLES A Journal of Research

Vol. 23, Nos. 7/8 October 1990 CONTENTS

Adolescents' Secondary Attachments to Celebrity Figures 335 A. L. Greene and Carolyn Adams·Price Gender Differences in Adolescents' Identity Development in the Domain of Sex Role Concepts 349 Gail B. Werrbach, Harold D. Grotevant, and Catherine R. Cooper Gender, Identity, and Children's Reported Feelings Toward the Same and Opposite Sex 363 Leslie R. Brody, Deborah H. Hay. and Elizabeth Vandewater Does Sexist Language Reflect Personal Characteristics? 389 Mark R. McMinn, Shannan F. Lindsay, Laurel E. Hanum. and Pamela K. Troyer Sexual Harassment in Universities During the 1980s 397 Linda J. Rubin and Sherry B. Borgers Gender and Dimensions of Effective Leader Behavior 413 Arnie Cann and William D. Siegfried Sexual Harassment of University Faculty by Colleagues and Students 421 Kathleen McKinney SEX ROLES 73. A Journal of Research

Vol. 23, Nos. 9/10 November 1m

CONTENTS

The Gender-Linked Language Effect in Primary and Secondary Students' Impromptu Essays 439 Anthony Mulac, Lisa B. Studley, and Sheridan Blau Determining Career Orientations in Women from Different Social-Class Backgrounds 471 Millicent Poole, Janice Langan-Fox, and Mary Omodei A Feminist Theoretical Perspective on the Socialization of Teenage Girls Through Seventeen Magazine 491 Kate Peirce Sex Differences Among Partner Preferences: Are the Sexes Really Very Similar? 501 Robin Goodwin Having It All? Combining Work and Family in a Male and a Female Profession 515 Josephine E. Olson, Irene Hanson Frieze, and Ellen G. Detlefsen Influences of Schooling and Urban-Rural Residence on Gender Differences in Cognitive Abilities and Academic Achievement 535 Harold W. Stevenson, Chuansheng Chen, and James Booth Gender, Role Conflict, and the Development of Relativistic and Dialectical Thinking 553 Deirdre A. Kramer and Jacqueline Melchior Children's Classifications of Nature and Artifact Pictures into Female and Male Categories 577 Mary K. Mullen ANNOUNCEMENTS 589 74. SEX ROLES A Journal of Research

Vol. 23, Nos. 11/12 December 1990 CONTENTS

The Conceptual Structure of Sex Role Stereotypes in College Students 593 Richard De Lisi and Luxshmi Soundranayagam The Socialization of Sex-Differentiated Skills and Academic Performance: A Mediational Model 613 Lisa A. Serbin, Phyllis Zelkowitz. Anna-Beth Doyle, Dolores Gold, and Blair Wheaton Generic Pronouns and Sexist Language: The Oxymoronic Character of Masculine Generics 629 John Gastil Contributions of the Care-Giving Role to Women's Development 645 Shirley L. O'Bryant, Lorraine B. Straw, and Dorothy I. Meddaugh Abbreviated Measures of Sex Role Egalitarian Attitudes 659 Lynda A. King and Daniel W. King "Single White Male Looking for Thin, Very Attractive..." 675 Jane E. Smith, V. Ann Waldorf, mid David L. Trembath Nontraditional Sex Role Aspirations, Gender Identity Conflict, and Disordered Eating Among College Women 687 Brell Silverstein, Shari Carpman, Deborah Perlick, and Lauren Perdue Competing on All Fronts: Achievement Orientation and Disordered Eating 697 Ruth H. Striegel-Moore, Lisa R. Silberstein, Neil E. Grunberg, . and Judith Rodin Sex and Sex-Typing Effects on Computer Attitudes and Aptitude 703 Shirley M. Ogletree and Sue W. Williams The Influence of Gender on the Frequency of Pain and Sedative Medication Administered to Postoperative Patients 713 Karen L. Calderone SEX ROLES 75. A Journal of Research

Vol. 24, :'-los. 112 Janua')' 1991 CO:'-lTE:'-ITS

Interactive Effects of Social Context and Sex Roles Identity on Female Self-Disclosure During the Acquaintance Proeess David R. Shaffer, Linda Pegalis, and David P. Cornell Attitudes Toward Women and Their Work Roles: Effects of Intrinsic and Extrinsic Religious Orientations 21 Barbara H. Jones and Kathleen McNamara Sexual Victimization Among Sorority Women: Exploring the Link Between Sexual Violence and Institutional Practices 31 Stacey Copenhaver and Elizabeth Grauerholz Relationships Between Marital Satisfaction, Resources, and Power Strategies 43 Yukie Aida and Toni Falbo A Closer Look at the Complex Structure of Gender Stereotypes Bernd Six and Thomas Eckes 57 Sex Bias in the Evaluation of Performance in the Scientific, Artistic, and Literary Professions: a Review 73 Titia J. Top Assessing Perceptions of Occupational-Family Integration Lucia A. Gilbert, L. Suzanne Dancer, Karen M. Rossman, 107 and Brian L. Thorn BOOK REVIEWS 121 76. SEX ROLES A Journal of Research

Vol. 24, Nos. 3/4 February 1991 CONTENTS

College Attendance and Persistence Among Hispanic Women: An Examination of Some Contributing Factors 133 Desdemona Cirdoza An Investigation into the Relationships Between Gender and Language 149 Jennifer A. Simkins-Bullock and Beth G. Wildman Marital Inequality: The Importance of Resources, Personal Attributes, and Social Norms on Career Valuing and the Allocation of Domestic Responsibilities 161 Janice M. Steil and Karen Weltman Contrast Effects in the Evaluation of the Male Sex Role 181 Robert Ervin Cramer, Dragna, Robert G. Cupp, and Pamela Steward Is There Coherence Among the Cognitive Components of Gender Acquisition? 195 Barbara Hoyt, Mary Driver Leinbach, and Beverly I. Fagot His and Her Marriage: A Multivariate Study of Gender and Marital Satisfaction 209 Blaine J. Fowers Coping with Employment and Family Stress: Employment Arrangement and Gender Differences 223 Elaine A. Anderson and Leigh A. Leslie SIGNS 77.

JOURNAL OF WOMEN IN CULTURE AND SOCIETY

CONTENTS

WINTER 1991 VOWME 16 NUMBER 2

203 Edl_lal Unda C. Hults 205 DOrer', Lucret/~: Speaking the Silence of Women David Usak 138 Sexual Agresslon, Masculinity, and Fathen Robin Leidner 263 Stretchlns the IIo

BOOK REVIEWS

Alice Adams 371 Sexual Visions: Images of Gender In Science and Medicine between the Eighteenth and Twentieth Centuries by Ludmilla Jordanova; Sexual Science: The Vletorlan Constnlctllon of Womanhood by Cynthia Eagle Russet; Consuming DesIre: Sexual Science and the Emergence of a Culture of Abundance, 1871-1914 by Lawrence 8lrken; Intimate Matten: A HlstMy of Sexuality In Amerlca by John D'Emllio and e..elie B. Freedman Joan C, Tronto 376 Mapplns the Moral Domain edited by Carol Gilligan, Janie Vllta

(Continued, next page) 78. SIGNS

JOURNAL OF WOMEN IN CULTURE AND SOCIETY

WINTER 1991 (Continued) VOLUME 16 NUMBER 2

Barbara J. Nelson 385 IFemln/smol The Woman's Movement In Argentina from Its Beginning to Eva Per6n by Marifran Carlson; feminism and Polltlcs: A Comparative Penpectlve by Joyce Gelbi Journeys among Women: feminism In Five Italian Cities by Judith Adler Hellman Shul Zeck 389 Private Novel" Public Films by Judith Mayne: feminism and Film Theory edited by Constance Penley; Women Directors: The Emergence of a New Cinema by Barbara Koenig Quart

COMMENT AND REPLY

Vicki Kirby 394 Comment on Mascia-lees, Sharpe, and Cohen's liThe Postmodemlst Tum In Anthropology: Cautions from a feminist Perspective" Frances E. Mascia-Lee., 0101 Reply to KIrby Patricia Sharpe, and Colleen Ballerlno Cohen James P. Scanlan 409 Comment on Mclanahan, s.,.ensen, and Watson's "Sex Differences In Poverty, 1950-1980" Dorothy Watson, 414 Reply to Scanlan Sara S. Mclanahan, and Annemette s.rensen Nel Noddlngs ~18 Comment on Donovan's HAnlmal RJghts and feminist Theory" Josephine Donovan 413 Reply to Noddings ~26 United States and International Notes ~26 Comment and Reply Policy ~28 About the Contributors 431 Notice to Contributors

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FEATURES VIEWPOINTS

SlLJi~Boomu Andy Smith Kicking Ass and Raising Hell: Fighting for PWAs in Prison 14 For All Those Who Were Indian in a Former Life 8 Step1tarlie Pt?Jgi . Lesbians Get AIDS, Tho: A Conversation with Liz Wolfe 17 Mors1l4 SlUton Reaching Out to Women with Disabilities 20

POETRY & FICTION OTHER DEPARTMENTS Letters 3 SlUtJIt HoUHrt The Other Woman 23 News Briers 10 Elizabuh Reu Calendar 24 %iting D Boston Briers 28 GeorgiQSiN Leller to My Mother 23 0 nMHan1q ~-~~q D ADVERTISING GUIDES BOOKS Books & BookstortS 40 KuidBrown Classllieds 47 The Blilck Women's Heallh Book, edited by Evelyn C. White 40 Community Action 22 B1QllCM F(Jl'Lt'j Education 8·9 He Included Me: The Autobiography ojSarah Rice, ed. by L. Westling_41 Events 4-7 lAJua BenJ:oy Health 41·43 Feminism and Psychoanalytic Theory, by Nancy Chodorow 43 Help Wanted 44·45 Thinking Frogmen/s, by Jane Flax Mall Order 36·31 Retail 33,35,38·39

Services 21 1 31-32 FILM Therapy 26·30 K4IhiMtUO Therapy Groups 16 Child Devouring Mothers Take Hollywood 34 Travel Marc:it:J Deihl National 11·13 Voices/rom Ihe Front: Smashing Denial 35 Provincetown 18 Women Owned Business Directory 46 VISUAL ARTS Mary lI~u" lVa.Jhi"Jlon They Still Dream a World 38 80. S·OJO,U·R·N·E·R 7Jii, ft/tnnI?7t4- %uum-

.December 1990 Volume 16, Number 4

FEATURES VIEWPOINTS Writings by Women In Prison Rita Ardiui T,ac~ McGuinM.5s Who's the Mother? Ask the Infertility Industry! 10 A Day in Courl _ 16 Amanda UdU·Kessler Thoughts on Lesbian-Bisexual Relations 11 Carol Goldbkm Bittersweet Madness _ 16 C~IBoriftJllli FIRST PERSON Takmg the First Steps Toward Healing _ 17 Ctvof Allbin MarilynBlld: The Lost Leller Notes. from Memory 8 Silence in Blue _ 17 Listen to the Old Women OTHER DEPARTMENTS SJuvy HAlly uUers 3 Confronting Ageism _ 19 News Briels 13 DOfblhy R. Robw01I Calendar 24 The Making ofan Old Woman _ 20 Boston Briers Z6 POETRY & FICTION ADVERTISING GUIDES COrNua VU1U7ldaal Books & Bookstores 42-13 A Branch of Yellow Elm _ 11 Classifieds CQm4Ua VullCldaal 47 Sun-crossed -,-, _ 31 Community Aclion 14 MargllUile BOfNard Education 8, 10·11 The Mothers Tend Their Flock .31 Events 4-7 J~eHamel Health 37·38,40-11 Pill, short for Pilileia, and Ihin one 31 Help Wanted 44-15 Rf41Mnn Robson Mail Order 29,32 for love and money _ 22 Retail 27·28 Services 12.13,13,26 BOOKS Therapy 30,33·34, 36 Carolyn AsJlba.ugli Therapy Groups 39 Pnof1lQU Visions, by Donna Haraway _ lO Travel L Dilorio National 15,18,21 'tii.ol/)(JoeIOg, by Judllh Ortiz Cofer .13 Provincetown 9 Botyo BaJmIa1I Women Owned Business Directory 46 NltUh Life, by Lauren Wright Douglas _ 45 .. FILM JoM(UFwlane Women, Film, and the Midlire Sophie's Choice 35 D. M. O'DQfIOgluu Beyond the Fur-lined Teacup 35 Kalhi Maio Here's to You, Mrs. Robinson 36 ~ • • 81. I'OJO·U·R· /1/(1J'}1/#t4J- fiuvm,.

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FEATURES OTHER DEPARTMENTS Letters 2 Joanna Kadi The Persian Gulf Crisis: Creating a Progressive, Feminist Agenda_12 News Brids 8 SMiley Anderson Calendar 22 Women and Ihe Military: All You Can Be? 14 Boslon Briers 24 Diane Baber Elections 1990: Women in Electoral Polilics 16 ADVERTISING GUIDES POETRY & FICTION Books & Bookslores 36 Janet Aalfs ClassiReds 43 A Hole in the World 19 Communily Action 20 Donia Allen Exorcism 19 Education 2?, 30 Emily BalwlI Events 4-5,7.10 The ripping flowers 19 Health 26·28 Alison Ganl Help Wanted 41 Delicately suspended objects may swing 19 Mail Order 11, 13 Cheryl AM Mour Retail 18 Swan Diving 28 Services 25. 31·33 Tberapy 37-4() BOOKS Therapy Groups 15,17 uuise Ri(t Travel There's Something I've Been Mea"i"K to Tell You, ed. L. MacPike_33 National 34, 35 Deborah Rose Provincetown 21 The Language olthe Goddess, by Marija Gimbutas 3S Women Owned Business Director)' 42 Mafgarel Randall Beneath My Bean, by Janice Gould 36

MUSIC JUlllifu Ein/wns TheRapon~p W FILM KOllliMaio Mermaids: Rebello Polka·Dols 30 Li, Gabl Inlervals 01Silence: Against the Grain 32

VIEWPOINTS KariflAglI;Lu.San lwn Exploding Myths ... Some First Steps Toward Pan-Asian Unity _6

FIRST PERSON AMlJymolLf llHow Did I Stop Destroying Myself'll! 5 82. S'QJO'U'R'N'E.R 7k J1/(1Jn/}7t/:J- ~ February 1991 Volwne 16. Number 6

FEATURES FIRST PERSON Reflections on I Am Your Sister ______1-1 RochdleSall Jon! Sea~.·, Innocent 10 Making feminist Sense of Environment::!1 hsues 20

POETRY & FICTION OTHER DEPART'VII.'\TS Sally Bellerose Lt'llers J 8)'c Byc Barbara 23 :'\e\\s Brit'rs II L~'Me Cohen C~lffidar 24 Body Doubled 23 Boslon Brit'fs 26 LYMe m~iS.f Other Tongues 23 1I0sion Wnmt'n's Rl;source Guide 27 Nan;;y Mea'lS Wright Acrophobia 23 ADVERTISING GUIDES Apfll Sinclair Nurse Horn 32 Books & Bookstores 41 Classifieds ..6 Education 3J. 34, 40 BOOKS E\'l~nls 4.8,10.11 Heallh 42.44 Ayofemi Fa/a,an Need: A Chora/ejar Black Woman Voices. by 41 Help Wanled 46 Pam MiJchlll Mail Order 16,17 My Son's SlOT)'. by Nadine Gordimer 41 Relail 21-22 Ties ojBlood, b,Y Gilliam Slovo Sa"e the Earlh 20 N. May Roe Sen'ices 19,35,36 Carnal Acts, by Nancy Mairs 43 Therapy 28.Jl Therap)' Groups 12-13 Travel COMEDY Naliooal 2~39 JenJIifer Einhorn Pro\'incelo\\oll 38 She Who Laughs, Lasts! 34 Women O"lled Business Dir«lory 45

FILM Linda "~ng New Films b)' Asian American Women 37 Paula Jlawe Featuring People with Disabilities _ __00

VIEWPOINTS Sabriflll Sojourner Making Different Choices 9

FIRST PERSON Rod~lle Nalt 10 Innocent _ S·QJO·lj·R·N·E·R _83. 7Jii, f1/tJJnbJt4- fiuvrn, March 1991 Volume 16, Number 7 Second Annual Health Supplement (Pages lH-20H)

FEATURES ADVERTISING GUIDES Women In the Middle East: A Photo Essay _ 14 Books & Bookstores 31,2"-4" CI,s,meds 34 Community Action 20H PEACE PAGE Education U·28 5H N~ W'l1limuort Environmental Choo,lngPeace _ 13 Events 4-9 NaMtu VIi/ita Health 6"·7H,IOA·12H The Polillcalls the Personal 13 Help Wanted 33 MaD Order 25 BOOKS RetaU 11 Services 12,16·17,32 Ekmoc

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KaJhiMaio Searching for Truth in llTrue StoriesJl 26

OTHER DEPARTMENTS Letters 3 News Briefs 8 Calendar 18 Boston Briefs 24 84. S'OJO,U'R'N'E'R 7lii, ft/~4- %uum- April 1991 Volwne 16,Number8

FEATURES ADVERTISING GUIDES Kartn KaM rmd DEbbie Lllbarr Voices from (he MOlher Courage Peace Tour 14 Books & Bookslores 38 RandyAlbtlda Classineds 44 Ma~~chusctls'Budget Assaults Women and Children 17 Community Action 33 Midge Mac!rmit Education 26-27 The Alice Miller Odyssey 20 Environmental 32 Events 4·12 POETRY lIeallh 30-31 Linda Oackitf Help Wanted 42 Untilled 23 Mall Order 15-16 Sl1flyBolcmd '. During (he Snowstorm 23 Relail 19,22 MuritiKOFT Services 29,40-41 I Called Melinda Who Moved Away 23 Therapy 3....37 filM Rosell Therapy Groups 39 Out In (he Cold 23 Travel National ·17.18 BOOKS Outdoors 28 Patricia A. Goumba Provincetown 13 Banished Knowledge, by Alice Miller 21 Swan Uoar·Alyts Women Owned Business Directory 43 No nlrnlng Back, by Barbara Ferraro and Patricia Hussey 38 IAllfdu Torus Landscapes oja New Land. ed. by Marjorie Agosln 41 Short Stories by Latin American Women, cd. by Celia Correas de Zapala VISUAL ARi~~i'~:';·:";';·:;;;;·'" " D.M.O'Donoghue Intimllcy on the Edge: Women Arllsls Show and Tell 32 MUSIC JtMiftr Einhorn Cellist Sandi·Jo Malmon 33 . VIEWPOINT Sttphanie Jo Kent We Must Lead the Way 7 BaTlxua M(lcdorwld National Lesbian Organization? 7 Ca/lIy Burack. Is That Codependent, Tho? 8

OTHER DEPARTMENTS Lellers 3 News Briers 10 Calendar 24 Doslon Driefs 26 85.

December 1990 • January 1991 I s s u E 2 9

Reports from Around 14 the World: The Gulf 18 20 South Africa

Julie McNamara talks 24 \\-ith Malre Nl Bhraonaln of Clannad

Reports from Around 48 the World continued: Ireland 52 Palestine

Triple"Jeopardy: 58 Women and AIDS

Fiction Come the Revolution by Sanjlda O'Connell

Music Madonna - Wbo's that Girl

Film Censorship· Wbo's Calling the Shots plus new videos

Television Hush-a-bye Baby 36 Performance Machltun's Tres Marias Y Una Rosa Above: the work of NEWS 39 Books Mariana Yam polsky • New Erotica from the see page 45 Women's Presses 62 BRITISH - ·The Top Left: A Tribute to Men [n Grey Suits' 45 Images Rosa Parks • see page say Bye Bye Maggie The Collapsed Blue 66 Poll Tax Greetings Canopy of Heaven from Scotlandj Alleged Top Right: Jordan pays a heavy price for Rape - Women Jailed; 46 Spare Time opposing US • see Lesbian and Gay A Guide to What's page 14 People of Colour on and Where Gather In London 70 Pulse of the INTERNATIONAL ­ Movement Tribute to Rosa Parks; Clearing House on 74 Job Ads Flmlcide Set UPi FEATURES Narmada People 78 Classlfleds Demand their Land Rights 81 Parenting 8 Hallelujah Anyhow ­ Stop Unnecessary Claudette Williams REGULARS Caesareans In conversation with Jean Binta Breele and 82 Health Dona Kroll 4 leiters Silent Health 86.

February, 1991 I s s u E 2 2 o

BRITISH - Abortion Information: Students Still Determined; Rochdale Report Published: Bloody Sunday March; Unfair Deportations Continue

INTERNATIONAL • : One Year Arter Invasion; Paklstan: People Respond to Gulf War

Film Postcards from the Edge; Hidden Agenda

TeleVision Men', Madness; Roseanne

Performance 13 Lucky (or Some; And the Cow Jumped over the Moon

Books Zoe Fairbairn,', Daddy's Girls

Images Top Left: Gull Vigil In London, 31 we plge 41 Nursery Rhymes by Paula Rego Above: Meryl Stretp Ind Shirley FEATURES Midline La 'Posltards From tbe 32 Spare TIme Edge', ste plge 25 A Guide to What's On and Where 6 Puslon ~ Top Right: 'Homemlde' by Blatkwomen's Katbryn Entlll, $tt plge 31 Pulse of the Creativity 48 Movement Women Against War 11 War In The Gulf: REGULARS In The Gulf; Nuclear Reports from Test Update Cairo, New York 4 Letters and London Censorship, WH Job Ad. Smith and The 51 The Women's Troop ~ Dialogue Classified. 20 Redefining Mime 53 38 Action 56 Parenting 34 RU 486 •A Medical Big Momma ­ Smoking and MJrade? Another Hairy Tale Pregoam::y 57 Tbe Bristol Music 58 Heanh Cancer Help 24 Le Mystere des The Dental Dam Clinic Study VoLt. Bulgares Fights Back 87.

March,1991

I S S 0 E 2 2 FEATURES

Soul Inspirations

Time To Come Together· In IRight: Cassandra Wilson • Convenation \\ith see page 36 N.wal EI Saadav.i

(oteroational Women's Day· A Guide to the months events IREGULARS Sth Lesbian and Gay FUm Festival Letters Women's Refuge 4 On Erotica Movement - 20 Years On 22 MUllc Saba and JODi Talking Jazz ltitb Mitchell Cassandra WUson Film 23 Sleep \'lith Anger and The Grifters

26 Television The Black Bag

Performance 27 Sisters (rom Another Planet

Books 28 Invisibility Blu'es by MIchelle Wallace; Poems from Margaret Atwood

30 Imeges The Can of tbe Wild Heart

Spare Time 31 A Guide to What's On and Where

Pulse of the 48 Movement Top: SoUl Inspirations • NEWS I Radio sea page 8 Pirate-Woman Abbas Is Free Day 40 BRITISH - Remember Sharpeville Above: South Afrlca: Pornography and and Langa Protest outside state Sexual Violence -A opening 0' Parliament • Review of the Evidence; Job Ads sea page 4!1 No Extradition to 51 British Injustice: Hands Classlfleds orr Bina Kumarl; 54 Lesbian and Gay Rights 57 Parenting Under Threat Vitamin A Alert

45 INTERNATIONAL - 58 Hea"h Which Way South YWAIT - Time To Africa? Talk 88. Tradeswomen A Quarterly Magazine for Women in Blue-Collar Work Vol. 10, No.1 Winter 1991

SPECIAL FEATURE: WOMEN AND UNIONS CONTENTS TRADESWOMEN AND UNIONS 6 Readers on Their Unions What's in It for the Guys? Meadow Muska 8 A Woman's Place Is in Her Union- orIs It? Juanita Sanchez 10 Let's Get the Boat Rocking Catherine M. Stanford 12 Why Women and Unions Must Join in the 90s Mary Baird 14 Poetry Talkin' Union Sue Doro 16 Getting Involved in Your Union Susan Jennik 19 Changing Times, Changing Leadership Interview with Janis Borchardt Helen Vozenilek 22 Rank and File Organizer Moves Up Interview with Donna Levitt Molly Martin

DEPARTMENTS Front Cover Jano Back Cover Amy Christine Fletes 2 The Talk of the Trades Molly Martin 4 Viewpoint "Pro-Union Framework" Susan Eisenberg 26 Legislative Update 101st Congress Wrap Up Jennifer Watson 27 Protests Stop Apprenticeship Changes Barb Kucera Labor Department Initiative 28 Networking 89.

. Contents No, 20 ~I--- Spring, 1991 ~ Strife

Letters 2

The Family Way: Labour's policy on the family Jayne Egerton 3

Women on the Verge: Brixton Women's Counselling Service Sophie Laws ... 8

Surviving the Blues' Louise Donaldson on growing up in Thatcher's Britain .. 13

Fighting for her Life Kiranjit Ahluwalia speaks from prison ...... 20

In Search of an Image - Photographs by Mumtaz Karimjee 22

The Rights and Wrongs of'Chiidren Maureen 0'Hara looks at the issues surrounding access, custody and fathers . 28

Suburban Vampire Rosie Garland 35

Contradictions at the Heart Sara Scott reviews Carol Anne Douglas and Alice Echolls 41

Issues of Blood Sophie Laws on men's attitudes to menstruation ..... 45 90. +TURN-OF-THE-CENTURY WOMEN-to

Volume V, Numbers 1&2 Summer & Winter 1990

Turning Points: "George Fleming" by Margaret D. Stetz 2 "For Better, For Worse" by "George Fleming" 4

Turning Points II: Olive Custance by Margaret D. Stetz 11 Poems by Olive Custance 13 Althea Gyles: A Black and White Artist by Bonnie I. Robinson 18

Sarah Wyman Whitman: Boston's Renaissance Woman by Allan B. Lefcowitz and Laurence W. Mazzeno 26

Perceptions of the Gibson Girl by Kristin S. Seefeldt 31 Sara Teasdale: Fitting Tunes to Everything by Mary Ann Mannino 37 Clifford's "The New Mother" and the Menace of the Lower Classes by Heather Schell 43

Reviews by Ruth Ann Smalley, Sharon Rose Bellovin, Robert D. LeHeup, and Lynn Thiesmeyer 48

Announcements and Books Received 62

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FEATURES

Bravery Beyond Understanding: Evgenla Debryansk.)a by Susan T. Chasin 4

A Visit With Joan Lindau by Elynor Vine 10

Cartoons by Alison Bechdel, Noreen Stevens, Andrea Natalie, and Rhonda Dicksion 22

Visibilities Highlights ••• Becky Bly by Stephanie Castillo Samoy 28

POETRY You Me Wheeeeeeee . by Marion Stein 9

Tired by Jo Christiana 15 COLUMNS

View From Castro Street· What I DIDN'T Tell Them by Kate Brandt 16

Ferron· The Bottom Line by Susan T. Chasin 18

Under the Law· The Sordid History of U.S. Exclusion "f G.y .nd Lesbian "Aliens" by Mary C. Dunlap 20

Books· Don Juan in the Village by Elynor Vine 24

Music· Not Just Women's Music by V.J. Beauchamp 26

DEPARTMENTS

Classifieds 29

Resources , Tnsiut: Fronl Cover

Letter from the Publisher 3 92. Women & Criminal Volume 2 Number 1 Justice 1990

EDITORIAL 1

With Brave Vigilance and a Hundred Eyes: The Making of Women's Prisons in Counter-Reformation Spain 3 Mary Elizabeth Perry

Ethel Rosenberg's Prison Letters: An Example of Women's Prison Literature in Transition 19 Judith Scheffler

On the Invisibility of the Female Delinquent Peer Group 41 Anne Campbell

Gender Discrimination in Criminal Justice: Relevant Law and Future Trends 63 Inger J. Sagatun .

Decision Making in Sexual Assault Cases: Do Black and Female Judges Make a Difference? 83 Cassia Spohn

BOOK REVIEWS .. Virginia Morris, Book Review Editor

Rape and Cn'minal Justice: TIle Social Construction ofSexual Assault, by Gary D. LaFree 107 Reviewed by Joanne Belknap White Trash: The Eugenics Family Studies, 1877-1919, edited by Nicole Hahn Rafter 112 Reviewed by Phyllis Jo Baunach Battered Women Who Kill: Psychological Self-Defense as Legal Justification, by Charles P. Ewing 116 Justifiable Homicide: Battered Women, Self-Defense, and the Law, by Cynthia K. Gillespie 116 Reviewed by Frances S. Coles BRIEFLY NOTED 121 CONFERENCE SUMMARIES AND ANNOUNCEMENTS 125 93.

& ENVIRONMENTS Vol. 12 Nos. 2/3 Winter/Spring 1991

Women and Environmental Activity 4 Linda LeBourdais Charting a New Environmental Course 6 Rosalie Bertell Why Talk About Women and the Environment 10 Kate Davies, Joy Fedorick, Elizabeth May, Fiona Nelson, Liz Amer Environmentalists I Have Known 13 Elen Ruth Coming Together 14 Chaviva Hosek "State of the Planet" Workshops 17 "Women on the Frontlines" Workshops 26 A Necessary Connection 34 Joan Martin-Brown Matching Women, Environment and Development 37 Rosemary Brown "Now I Must Be Involved" Workshops 42 Conference Field Trips 48 Green Living: Consumer Clout 54 Bernadette Vallely "I Do Make a Difference" Workshops 58 What the Polls Tell Us 68 Doug Miller Hype, Hope, Hoopla and Hot Air 70 Gillian Phillips The Road to the Conference 74 Rosalind Cairncross and Miriam Wyman Transitions/Out in the Field 77 In Print 79 Women 94. ___ u~G~ Volume XIII lilt Number 1 Fall 1990 Special Issue FEMINIST CULTURAL STUDIES

Table of Contents

Feminist Cultural Studies: Questions for the 1990s Anne Balsamo and Paula A. Treichler 3

Rigoberta's Narrative and the New Practice of Oral History Claudia Salazar 7

Media, Discourse, and Power Fiona Place 9

"Stylistic Ensembles" on a Different Pitch: A Comparative Analysis of Men's and Women's Rugby Songs Elizabeth Wheatley 21

A Psychoanalytic Reading of a Female Comic Book Hero: Elektra: Assassin Linda Baughman 27

Never Cry Bull Moose: Of Mooses and Men The Case of the Scheming Gene Susan Kray 31

The "Space" Behind the Dialogue: The Gender-Coding of Space on Cheers Charles Acland 38

When is a Mother Not a Mother? The Baby M Case Sonia Jaffe Robbins 41

Precedent and Process: The Impending Crisis of Fetal Rights Katherine A. White 47

A Note on the Elimination of in Dictionaries Monon Benson 51

Photo essay Kirslen Marthe Lentz 52

Feminism and the Construction of Knowledge: Speculations on a Subjective Science Georganne Rundblad 53

Multiple Mediations: Feminist Scholarship in the Age of Multinational Reception LataMani 56

Women-Centered Media Communications within Nicaragua Angharad N. Valdivia 59

Reading the Body in Contemporary Culture: An Annotated Bibliography Anne Balsamo 64 Womenf-l u9G~ 95.

Vol. XIII Number 2 Winter, 1990

Table of Contents The SAT Gender Gap 2 Leslie R. Wolfe and Phyllis Rosser A Review of Research on Language and Sex in the 11 Uwe Kjrer Nissen Difficult Dialogues: Report on the 1990 Conference on Research in Gender and Communication 30 Marsha Houston Report from Ninth World Congress of Applied Linguistics (AILA 90) 33 Epistemological and Methodological Commitments of a 35 Feminist Perspective Marline G. Fine Who Speaks for Lesbian/Gay Adolescents: Voices to be Silenced, Voices to be Heard 37 Dean Pierce &ok Reviews Micheline R. Malson, Jean F. O'Barr, Sara Westphal-Wihl and Mary Wyer. eds., Feminist Theory in PracIice and Process 42 by Joan M. Fayer Interpreting Women's Lives: Feminist Theory and Personal Narralives, edited by the Personal Narratives Group 43 by Norma SchuIman Deborah Thnnen, You Jusl Don 'I Understand: Women and Men in Conversation 44 by Anita Thylor Calls for Papers 45 News 46 Abstracts 48 96 . Women & Politics

Volume 10 Number 4 1990

CONTENTS

ARTICLES Feminism and Individualism Shane Phelan

Politics, Feminism and Women's Professional Orientations: A Case Study of Women Lawyers 19 Janer Rosenberg Harry Perlstadt William R. F. Phillips

Toward a Feminist Perspective in Public Administration Theory 49 Camilla Stivers

Gender and Style in Bureaucracy 67 Georgia Duerst-Lahti Cathy Marie Johnson

RESEARCH NOTE Legislators' Perceptions of Women in State Legislatures 121 Patricia K Freeman William Lyons BOOK REVIEWS Russian Women's Studies: Essays on Sexism in Soviet Culture, by Tatyana Mamonova 133 Reviewed by Nonna Noonan One World Women's Movement, by Chilla Bulbeck 135 Reviewed by Mamie E. Locke Anns and the Enlisted Woman, by Judith Hicks Stiehm 137 Reviewed by Mary Ann Tetreault Reproducing the World: Essays in Feminist Theory, by Mary O'Brien 138 Reviewed by Christine Di Stefano American Women in Poverty, by Paul E. Zapf, Jr. 140 Reviewed by Emily Stoper Aboul the Contributors 143 Wonten 97.

& rn Therapy Jewish Women in Therapy: Seen But Not Heard A Feminist Quarterly Women & Therapy Volume 10, Number 4

Preface xiii 1990 Introduction: Jewish Women in Therapy: Seen But Not Heard Rachel loseJowitz Siegel The Generation of Survivors 5 Midam L. Vogel The Issue Is Power: Some Notes on Jewish Women and Therapy 7 Melanie Kaye/Kantrowitz Therapy's Double Dilemma: Anti-Semitism and 19 Ewlyn Torton Beck and Women's Identity 31 Susannah Heschel How Is This Feminist Different from All Other Feminists? Or, My Journey from Pirke Avol to Feminist Therapy Ethics 41 Laura S. Brol.../I Reflections of a Jewish Lesbian-Feminist Activist-Therapist; Or, Firstof Alii Am Jewish, the Rest Is Comment..)' 57 Adrienne J. Smith The Missing 65 Mira J. Speklar Clearance Sale 67 Miriam L. Vogel

But You Don't Look Jewish! 69 Rita Arditti

A Feminist Perspective on Intermarriage 79 Amy Sheldon Midlife Transitions Among Jewish Women: Counseling Issues 91 Rachel Aba Schlesinger All in the Family: Violence in the Jewish Home 101 Betsy Giller Cultural Undertones in Therapeutic Work with a Psychotic Jewish Patient III Susan L. Steinberg

Anti-Semitism in the Therapy Room 119 Kayla Weiner 98. WOMENARTISTS NEWS

Volume IS No.4 CONTENTS Winter 1991

EXHIBITIONS 2 Women in Mexico by Cassandra Langer 5 Locations ofDesire by Kathleen Paradiso 6 The Queer Show by Cassandra Langer 7 Ellen Banks by Alicia Faxon 8 The Emporer's New Clothes by Devorah Knaff 9 Jane Kaufman, 10 Linda Cunningham and 11 Christina Schlesinger by Cassandra Langer 12 Femmes d'Esprit: Women in Daumier's Caricature and 13 Sue Collier by Rena Hansen Katie Seiden by Marilyn Benson PERFORMANCE & DANCE IS Endangered Species choreography by Martha Clarke, reviewed by Janet B. Eigner 16 reviewed by Jo Hanson 18 Dances For a Century choreography by Doris Humphrey & Ruth Sl. Dennis and 19 Classical Indian Dance choreography by Hema Rajagapolan, reviewed by Effie Mihopoulos PANEL & SYMPOSIUM 20 Women in Mexico by Cassandra Langer 21 Abstract Expressionism: Other Dimension by Cynthia Navaretla BOOK REVIEWS 22 Bertha Morisot by Anne Higonnet reviewed by Sylvia Moore 23 Women in Mexico by Dr. Edward L. Sullivan reviewed by Cassandra Langer Short Reviews ALMANAC 26 Exhibitions - Solo and Group 29 Slide Calls & Opportunities 30 Events, Conferences & Symposia ARTICLES 31 Crafts in the Art Marketplace by Pamela Blume Leonard

., WOMEN'S ARTi 99. A WOMEN ARTISTS SLIDE LIBRARY PUBLICATION No 39 March/April 1991

FEATURES Coiffure Carnival 4 Munel Magenta PUBLIC ART Festival Landmarks 1990 6 National Garden Festival, Gateshead Penny Dunford A New Role for 7 Lorna Green Louise 8our,eob, 'ahnd M1Il's Buff. ~e pU La France Et Les Autres 8 Nineteenth Century French Public MEMBERS FOCUS Fran~oise Dupre Christine Kowal Post 21 HISTORIES Anna BaIley Liberating Life Drawing, Brixton Gallery, London Marevna. Russian Daughter of the Sea 9 Fran~olse Ducr"e Anne Irving Futurism: Women in the Italian Avant-Garde 10 SCULPTURE Lia Gachero Magdalena Abakanowicz: Polish Ghosts 22 THEORY Marlborough Fine Art. London Janice Jefferies Survival Guide: Language & Gender II 24 Deborah Cameron Althea Greenan EXHIBITION REVIEWS New York's Emerging Sculptors 26 Margaret Roleke Sandra Porter, James Hockey. Farnham 12 Meg Campbell Still & Silent Objects 28 Louder Than Words, Brixton Gallery, London 13 Natural History Museum, London VIVian Constantinopoulos Andrea Finn Nicola Hicks & Jane Ackroyd. Flowers East. London 14 BOOKS Elisabeth Anson Women Engravers: PatriciaJaffe 29 INTERVIEWS Sarah Hyde The Vibrancy ofJune Redfern 16 Naked Authority: Marcia Painton Elisabeth Anson Anne Greenwood Liz Rideal 17 Untitled Fiim Stills: Cindy Sherman 30 L,z Wells Susan Y Dyer Elizabeth Frink 18 The Once & Future Goddess: Elinor W Gadon 31 Claudine Jan LaYlsh Thamlse NEWS FROM THE WOMEN ARTISTS LETTERS 31 SLIDE LIBRARY Pauline Barrie 20 LISTINGS 32 100. Women's EDUCATION des femmes

VOLUME 8: 3/4 WINTER 1991

FEATURES DEPARTMENTS

6 Literacy for Whom? Women wiU, 2 Editorial/Editorial Disabilities Marginalized (Sommairc en fran~ais) 5 Letters by Diane Driedger & April D'Aubin _

11 "What about Ute -[-I ~--~ , 36 REVIEWS ~ , STUCE"N meals and emergencIes?" D .. ' lB' f A J Gender Trouble: Femltllsm and tile Brea k l11g t le arners or ... ' t subverSIOn of Idetlttty WRomen etUfOl0g 0 School _ ." ,/ Rroiew by Heatlier Wriglit (Sommair" en fran<;ais) .li~1 by Juditli Grant ' Sexuality atld Subordination: _ j • ," ~ Interdisciplinary studies ofgetlder in tlie ~~=~==:'::l" nineteenth century 15 Batir et rebalir Ie -- Review by Miriam JOtles mouvement d'education des adultes au Quebec (Summary in English) 40 COMMENTARY par Marie Letellier Back Doors and Freight Elevators: Disabled Women's Education by Liz Stimpson 22 Let Women Speak Their Diversity! An Interview with Charlotte Bunch (Sommaire en fran<;ais) 43 ResourceslRessources by Sharon Goldberg

48 Agenda 27 Living and Learning: The Choice to be Playful (Sommaire en fran,ais) by Lanie Melamed 49 Index toWomen's Education des femmes To Volume 8 Nos. 1-4 34 Northern Dynamics: Profile of a Women's Resource Centre (Sommaire en fran,ais) by Judith Clayden r:::~..,-..."....:.s~C.!:cI1i?,rfp,-,L=-_,,-

POETRY \fAlft$.·· ''---. ­ ~ " - 14 Kiss by Lama Crozier /1

19 Baby Blues by Betsy Strutliers ------.- .- 31 by di brandt --~'-':.-

33 Last Testaments by Lorna Crozier ~ 101. FRAN P. HOSKE!'! II\IIN EDITOR 187 GRANT STREET WOMEN'S LEXINGTON, MA 02173 USA TEL 617·862·9431 INTERNATIONAL VOL. 16 NO.4 NET W'O RK AUTUMN 1990

2 EDITORIAL: WOMEN, THE VICTIMS OF THE GLOBAL ECONOMIC CRISIS

3 - 6 WOMEN AND THE UNITED NATIONS UNITED NATIONS GENERAL ASSEMBLY - 44th session. Spt•• Dec 1990 COMMISSION ON TIlE STATUS OF WOME N· 35th Session Febr. 27 - Mor.8 .1991. VIenna CEDAW - Convention on DiscrimInation ~ 80 'Reservations made II US Committee WORLD FOOD PROGRAM: Women In frontline of battle against hunger ILO -lntematlonalLobor Office ·'Women In the Wortd of Work Statistical Analysis 7 • 17 WOMEN AND DEVELOPMENT WOMEN AND WORLD DMLOPMENT - Education Klfs and 8001

(Continued, next page) 102. FRAN P. HOSKEN WIN EDITOR 187 GRANT STREET WOMEN'S lEXINGTON, MA 02173 USA TEL 617·862·9431 INTERNATIONAL VOL. 16 NO.4 NET W'O RK AUTUMN 1990

(Continued) 45 WOMEN AND MEDIA Women'. Publications ~om USA II Mexico II Belgium Illntemotlonoi 46 • 52 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: AFRICA ECA - United Nation. Economic Commission tor Africa - Women in Development Meefing II AFRICAN WOMEN FARMERS - Very Slow Progress ETHIOPIA: Violation otWomen by Armed Forces COTE D'IVOIRE : CIFAD - Comite Intematlonal des Femmes Africoines pour Ie DeveJoppment NIGERIA: WIN - Women In Nigeria· Health comes First - Conference KENYA: Women of Kibwezl-Integroted rural development activities SOMALIA: Women In the Economy of Somalia - Research and Programs 53 • 59 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: ASIA AND PACIFIC ASIA: More Women economically active at low wages II Effect of Persian Gulf crisls AUSTRALIA : Tax Office collects Child Support ~om delinquent tathers JAPAN: FUKUOKAWomen'sCenter II Women win sex discrimination suits 1/ Womengolnlng HONGKONG : Women In Honkong -\Nhere are we heading? INDIA: Cigarette AD Campaign directedat young women // New Bills introduced to protect domestic workers /I Irntltvte for Women's Advancement BANGLADESH : strategies for enhancing the ro[e of women 60 • 68 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: EUROPE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY : Women'. Status and Work - Overview II sexual Harassment to be crimtnallzed In member countries // Recommendation to eliminate sexism from language GERMANY: Petra K. Keily. Founder of theGREENS on Change In Europe I World II FEDERAL MINISTRY tar YOUTH. FAMILY. WOMEN and HEALTH: Report on Coordinated ACtion tor Equalrty /I EquaUfyofWomen'and Men In Germany· an Overview /I Germon Frauenrot: Work Ufe and Fomily Ute - Proposels tor Changes BRITAIN: Business offen mothers innovative employment scheme /I Absence ofchildcQfe~ bars women from jobs /I UK Courts will collect child support from delinquent fothers 69 • 76 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD : AMERICAS ARGENTINA: Fundaclon MuJeres en Igualidad II Cons1itu1lonal Retorm proposed II Women not represented in Government - more participation supported /IStatus ofWomen Report ECUADOR : Union Naclonal de MuJeres del Ecuador MEXICO: Battered Women's Movement CHIU! : instIMo de la MuJer : Activities CANADA : VIdeotape Lessons tar judges on sexism In Court UNITED STAnS: Women gain In State Legislature. II Senate foreign Reiation. Committee examines UN Treaty on Women II The American Woman 1m -91 :A Status Report II Discrimination increases wtth oge II Report 12th Annual Women Studies Conterence II Rise In Slngle Parent families /I US fathers foil their children economically/emotionally 77 • 80 INFORMAnON.OF INTEREST: INTERNAnONAL ImWORlD DATA SHEET II ZPG - Zero Population Growth - the invisible woman WOMEN AND WORK - Report from 4th Int. [nterdiscipllnary Conferenceon Women 1/ Women Conterences byGLOBAL INTERACTIONS II international fellowship and Exchange Programs 103.

Volume 3, Number 2 Winter 1990/91

NEWS FROMTIlE COUNCIL pagc 1 NCRW Annual Meeting to Focus on Structural Adjustment Chevron Hosts "Beyond Parent Tracks" San Francisco Seminar Council Receives Rockefeller Family Fund Grant Women In Academe Now In Paperback NCRW Directory Series Hlgllghts from NCRW's Research-In-Progress Database Staff News Sara Engelhardt Named New President of Foundation Center Special Report: San Francisco "Beyond Parent Tracks Seminar" NEWS FROMMEMBER CENTERS pagc 6 ACE Convenes Successful Summit of Women Presidents AAUW Launces Major Initiative for Educational Equity Ohio State Initiatives Masters In Women's Studies Tulane Approves Women's Studies Major ICRW Women and AIDS Program Offers Grants Beverly Anderson-Manley Delivers Rama Mehta Lecture at Radcliffe Humphrey Instltule Receives Support for Int'l Women & Human Rights Fund Memphis State Center to Host NSF Postdoctoral Fellow UCLA Sponsors Conference on Women's Liberation Movement Feminist Press Wins Recognition and Award Guy-Sheftall Wins Candace Award Schlesinger Library Sponsors Oral History Projects Schlesinger Library Appoints Nancy Colt Honorary Visiting Scholar NAWDAC Celebrates 75th Anniversary Albany Center for Women In Government Announces Public Polley Fellows Profiles: Minority Women's Curriculum Integration Projects NEWS FROM TIlE CAUCUSES page II Second Biennial NNWC Conference Meets in Washington, D.C. AHA Graduate Training Report and Survival Manual Available Focus on Women's Health Increases APA Task Force on Women and Depression Issues Final Report AWP Announces First Annual Women of Color Psychologies Award News from the Sociologists Graduate Feminist Scholars Hold Annual Conferece NEWS FROM TIlE INTERNATIONAL CENTERS page 15 First International Conference on Women In Africa and the Diaspora Third World Organization for Women In Science EI Coleglo de Mexico Offers Second Summer Course on Women In Mexico CRIAW Announces 15th Annual Confere AWID Announces 1991 Conference on North-South Dialogue First Australian Chair In Women's Studies PUBLlCATIONSANDRESOURCES pagc 17 UPCOMING EVENTS page 18 CALLS FOR PAPERS page 20 lOB OPPOR1UNITIES pagc 20 OPPORTUNITIES FOR RESEARCH, STUDY, &AFFIIJATION. page 21 1 Jewelle Gomez' Erotic Wars: What Happened to the Sexual Revolution? by Lillian Rubin

104. 4 Lellers

5 Deborah Epstein Nord. The New Women and the Old Men: Love, Sex and the Woman Question by Ruth Brandon

7 Lynn Garafola' Hnlding on to the Air: An Autobiography by Suzanne Farrell with Toni Bentley

9 Aurora Levins Morales· Silent Dancing: A Partial Remembrance of a Puerto Rican Childhood byJudith Ortiz Cofer

10 Vanessa Northington Gamble' Other Women's Children by Perri Klass

12 Mary Ellen Capek' Charily Begins at Home: Generosily and Self·lnterest Among Vol. VIII, No.3 the Philanthropic Elite byTeresa Odendohl December 1990 13 Gill Lusk • Sweeter Than Honey: Ethiopian Women and Revolution, Testimonies of Tigrayan Women by Jenny Hammond

14 Aslene Kaplan Daniels' Brave New Families: Stories ofDemocratic Upheaval in Late Twentieth.Century America by Judith Stacey

15 Emily Toth • Doing Literary Business: American Women Writers in the Nineteenth Century by Susan Coultrap-McQuin; Jean Stafford: The Savage Heart by Charlotte Margo/is Goodman

17 Edith Milton. Seventh Heaven by Alice Hoffman

19 Nina Mehta' May You Be the Mother ofa Hundred Sons: A Journey Among the. Women ofIndia by Elisabeth Bwniller

20 Sharland Trotter' Knowing Herself: Women Tell Their Stories in Psychotherapy by Joan Hamennan Robbins

21 Nuala Archer' Thriving on Contradiction: An interview with Mary Darcey

25 Rochelle ~uthchild' Soviet Women: Walking the Tightrope by Francine du Plessix Gray

27 Jane Caputi. Gender Politics and MTV: Voicing the Difference by Usa A. Lewis

28 Alice Parker' Writing in the Feminine: Feminism and Experimental Writing in Quebec by Karen Gould

28 Rachel Hadas • Two Poems

29 Elizabeth Gratch· How I Wrote Jubilee and Other Essays on Life and Literature by Margaret Walker

30 Lillian Moed with Tracy Moore' Exile in the Promised Land by Marcia Freedman

31 Annelise Orleck • Daughters of the Shtell: Life and Labor in the Immigrant Generatinn by Susan Glenn; The Diary ofa Shirtwaist Striker byTheresa Serber Malkiel; Labor's Ftaming Youth: Telephone Operators and Worker Militancy, 1878-1923 by Stephen Norwood

36 Books Received 1 Gay W. Seidman' Tales ofTenderness and Power and A Woman Alone: Autobiographical Writings by Bessie Head

4 Letters 105.

5 Gillian C. Gill • Perspe<:tives on "Hysteria" by Phillip R. Slavney, MD.; Hysteria from Freud to Lacan: Body and Language in Psychoanalysis by Monique David-Menord

7 Margaret Talbot· Femmesd'espril: Women in Daumier's Caricature by KirSlen Powell and Elizobeth C. Childs

8 Jill Fritz-Piggott· My Son's Story by Nodine Gordimer

9 Felicia Kombluh • Une'pe<:ted Journeys: The Art and Life of Remedios Varn by Janet A. Kaplan; Meret Oppenheim: Defiance in the Face of Freedom by Rice Curiger

11 Penny Johnson· A Mountainous Journey by Fadwa Tuqan Vol. VIII, No.4 January 1991 12 Linda Vance' At the Boundaries of Law: Feminism and Legal Theory edited by Martha Albertson Fineman and Nancy Sweet Thomadsen; Making All the Dif­ ference: Inclusion, Exclusion and American Law by Martha Minow .~ 14 Jessica Greenbaum. Near Changes: Poems by Mono Van Duyn .:::r- 15 Marilyn Richatdson • Women and Sisters: The Antislavery Feminists in American Culture by Jean Fagan rellin ~

16 Brenda K. Marshall, The Art Lover by Carole Maso

16 Wendy Kuppennan • The Mother Camp (Poem)

17 Mariah Burton Nelson' Sport, Men and the Gender Order: Critical Feminist Q~ Perspectives edited by Michael A. Messner and Donold F. Saba .. ~Q 18 Emily Bass' Feminism in the Labor Movement: Women and the United Auto Workers, 1935·1975 by Nancy F. Gobin

19 Vera Whisman· Disorders of Desire: Sex and Gender in Modern American Se,ol­ .~~ ogy by Janice M.lrvine

20 Mitzi Myers. The Autobiographical Subject: Gender and Ideology in Eighteenth. Century England by Felicity A. Nussbaum; The Sign of Angellica: Women, Q= Writing, and Fiction 1660·1800 by Janet Todd ~~,. 22 Michele Clark; America and I: Short Stories by American Jewish Women Writers edited by Joyce Anller; My Jewish Face and Other Stories by Melanie KayelKanrrowitz ~~ 23 Esther R. Rome' Dr. Susan Love's Breast Book by Susan M. Love. M.D., with Karen Undsey ~ ..... 24 Teresa L. Ebert· FeminismlPostmodernism edited by Undo J. Nicholson :"~ 25 Prathia Hall Wynn' Sex, Race and God: Christian Feminism In Black and White ...,....~. by Susan Thlstlethwaite

28 Books Received , ~ { ....• :.:.~ 1 Deborah E. McDowell· The Days of Rondo by Evelyn Fairbanks; Every Good.Bye Ain't Gone: Family Portraits and Personal Escapades by ltabari Njeri 106. 5 Opal Palmer Adisa • Lucy by Jamaica Kincaid

7 Mary Loeffelholz' Lesbian Texts and Contexts: Radical Revisions edited by Karla Jay and Joanne Glasgow

8 Kathleen Daly. Understanding Sexual Violence: A Study of Convicted Rapists by Diana Scully; Fraternity Gang Rape: Sex, Brotherhood, and Privilege on Campus by Peggy Reeves Sandoy

11 Yong Soon Min' Quiet Odyssey: A Pioneer Korean Woman in America by Mary Paik Lee

12 Allison Heisch • The Content ofOur Character: A New Vision of Race in America by Shelby Steele Vol. VIII, No.5 February, 1991 13 Farah Jasmine Griffin· Black Feminist Thought: Knowledge. Consciousness and the Politics of Empowerment by Patricia Hill Collins

15 Suzanne Ruta' Short Stories by Latin American Women: The Magic and the Real ediled by Celia Correas de Zapata

.~ 16 Adele B. McCollum' The Politics of Education: Essays from Radical Teacher == .. edited by Susan Gushee 0'Malley, Robert C. Rosen, and Leonard \loge .... . CHALLENGE AND CHANGE: NEW DIRECTIONS IN WOMEN'S STUDIES ASPECIAL SECTION ON FEMINIST THOUGHT IN (AND OUT OF) TilE ACADEMY ~ 17 Rhonda · Dr. Freud/or Visitor? narratives a/desire in an era afmulticul- turalism

c:c:~ 19 Marilyn Sanders Mobley -In a contrary voice: when black women crilics cross bO/m- daries --~~ 20 Honense Spillers· Fumre reading, reading IhefulIlre: the passionale dance oftllOUghl 22 Jacquelyn Y. McLendon· Aposition ofkinship: resolving critical dilemmas ~Q 23 Nellie McKay, Patricia Hill Collins, and Mae Henderson· The state ofour art: four critics talk aboullhe work ofblackfeminisllheory in lhe 1990s

27 Chi-Kwan Ho, Rhoda Johnson, Sophie Liu, Maria Lugones, Sondra O'Neale, Ruby e~ Sales, Barbara Scott, Andrea Smith, Bonnie Tu Smith, Cynthia Tompkins ilnd Jacqui Wade· Speaking for ourselves: A collective reporl on the Women of Color Association

29 Trisha Franzen and Lois Rita Helmbold· Whal is to be done? Feminism. racism a1/(1 ~ca lhe Nalional Women's Studies Association 31 Ritu Menon· Ow ofthe ivory lOwer: women's studies jnlndia

32 Meryl Altman· Song ofthe skirl: under lhe jmerviewer' s gaze ~. 33 Barbara Croft· Keeping busy: a life inlhe academic underclass 33 Carol Dine' Two Poems EI 34 Suha Sabbagh· Uprising scholars: A report on lhe Ill5lilille for Arab !romel/· ... 5f11dit',1 Our Leiters and Books Received sections will return next month 1 Lynne Hanley· In the Men's House by Carol Barkalow and Andrea Raab

4 Letters 107.

6 Carolyn G. Heilbrun· A Chainless Soul: A Life of Emily Bronte by Karherille Frallk

7 Felicia Kornbluh • Prisoners of Men's Dreams: Striking Out for a New Feminine Future by Suzanne Gordon

9 Karin Aguilar·San Juan· Trial by Fire: A Woman Correspondent's Journey to lhe Fronlline by Kathleell Barnes

10 Constance Coiner· Dorothy Healey Remembers: A Life in the American Com- munist Party by Dorothy Healey and Maurice [sserman Vol. VIII, No. 6 12 Sally McConnell·Ginet • Talking Power: The Politics of Language in Our Lives by Robill Tolmach Lakoff March,1991

13 Patricia Cooper' The Lasl Generalion: Work and Life in lhe Textile Mills of Lowell. Massachusells, 1910·1960 by Mary H. Blewett

14 Ruth Caldwell; Cleaned Out by Allnie Emma

15 Jan Zita Grover. Lesbians at Midlife: The Creative Transition edited by Barbara Sang, Joyce Warshow, and Adrienne J. Smith

16 Riane Eisle.. Annals 01 Censorship: No hamelor The Dinner Party?

17 Anne McCauley' Women Photographers edited by Constance Sullivan

18 Lillian Alexander· Women Talk About Breast Surgery: From Diagnosis to Recovery by Amy Gross and Vee Ito; The Race is Run One Step at a Time: My Personal Slruggle-and Everywoman's Guide-To Taking Charge of Breasl Cancer by Nancy Brinker with Catherine McEvily Har­ ris; No Less a Woman: Ten Women Shatter the Myths About Breast Cancer by Veborah H. Kahane. MSW

20 Wendy Chapkis • Femininity and Domination: Studies in the Phenomenology of Oppression by Sandra Lee BartkY

20 Beatrix Gates' Two Poems

21 Marilyn Zuckerman' A Cape Cod Journal by Erma Fisk

22 Blanche Wiesen Cook· Can women save the world? A tale oftwo futures

24 Virginia Valian· Speaking Freely: Unlearning the Lies of lhe Falhers' Tongues by Julia Pellelope

25 Barbara Rich· A Sensible Life by Mary Wesley; Symposium by Muriel Spark

27 Books Received 108. 1 Ioanna K. Weinberg' Nobody's Business: The Paradoxes of Privacy by Alida Brill

4 LeUers

6 Linda Niemann' Photographing Monlana,1894.1928: The Life and Work of Evelyn Cameron by Donna M. Lucey

7 Helen Yglesias' A Dangerous Woman by Mary McGarry Morris

8 Margaret Talbo! • Eroticism and the Body Politic edited by Lynn Hunt Vol. VIII, No.7 April 1991 9 Deborah Solomon· The new Ms. Magazine

,12 E.1. Graff· Road Song by Natalie Kusz; The Dead Girl: A True Story by Melanie Thernslrom

12 Carole Simmons Oles • Two Poems

14 Ruth Perry' Women, Work, and In Eighteenth-Century England by Bridger Hill; Women in an Industrializing Society: England 1750·1880 by Jane Rendall; Women Silversmiths, 1685·1845: Works from the Collection of the Museum of Women in the Arts by Philippa Glanville and Jennifer Faulds Goldsborough; The Muses of Resistance: Laboring-Class Women's Poetry in Britain, 1739·1796 by Donna Landry; Women as Mothers in Pre~Industrial England: Essays in Memory ofDorothy McLaren edited by Valerie Fildes: Women in the Eighteenth Century: Constructions of Femininity edited by Vivien Jones

16 Luci Tapahonso • Mean Spirit by Linda Hogan

17 Iulie Abraham' Eplslemology of the Closet by Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick

18 Elaine Hedges' Lone Stars: A Legacy of Texas Quilts,1936·1986 by Karoline Paaerson Bresnehan and Nancy 0'Bryant Puentes; Soft Covers for Hard Times: QuiUmaking and the Great Depression by Mer/kay Waldvogel; Wrapped in Glory: Figurative Quilts and Bedcovers, 1700-1900 by Sandi Fox; Stitching Memories: African-American Story Quills by Eva Ungar Gruliin; Stitched from the Soul: Slave Quilts from the Ante~ Bellum South by Gladys-Marie Fry; Amish: The Art of the Quilt by Robert Hughes

20 Karen Lindsey. Women Watching Television: Gender, Class, and Generation in the American Television Experience by Andrea L, Press

21 Virginia Sapiro • The Works of Mary Wollslonecraff edited by Marilyn Butler and Janet Todd

22 Ann Kottner· Raising the Stones by Sherri S, Tepper; Black Trillium by , and Andre Norton

24 Books Received 109.

WOMEN'S RIGHTS LAW REPORTER

Volume 12, Number 3 CONTENTS Fall 1990

ANNOUNCEMENTS ...... 137 ARTICLES Women, Families & Equality: Was Divorce Reform a Mistake? Annamay T. Sheppard...... 143 Fighting Fire with Fire: Civil RICO and Anti-Abortion Activists Geri 1. Yonover...... 153

Lifting Belly: Privacy, Sexuality & Lesbianism Ruthann Robson...... 177 BOOK REVIEWS Toward a Feminist Theory of the State by Catharine MacKinnon Reviewed by Deborah Schwenk...... 205 Letters from a War Zone: Writings 1976-1989 by Andrea Dworkin Reviewed by Lisa Maher...... 209 110. AN INTERDISCIPLINARY JOURNAL

Volume 18. Number4 (1991)

"Creative Apostle of Reconciliation": Thr Spirituality and Social Philosophy of Emily Greene Balch CATHERINEAFAVER 335 "The Lottery" as Misogynist Parable GAYLE WHITTIER 353 Erasure of Definition: Androgyny in Mrs. Dalloway NANCYTAYLOR 367 "The Vile Merchandize of Fortune": Women, Economy, and Desire in Aphra Behn MARK LUSSIER 379 The Seduction of Aphra Behn NAOMIJACOBS 395 The Mirrored Self: Images of Kinship in Carolyn Forche's Poetry JOANN GARDNER 405 "Without Repose": Manet's Portrait of Berthe Morisot SHANE ADLER DAVIS 421 Book Review 455 Notes about Contributors 457 AN INTERDISCIPLINARY JOURNAL 111.

iOiume 19 'iumoer::" :991,

Walking the Red Road: Jlobility, Jlaternity and :\atiw American Jlyth in Alice Walker's .\leridian lINDSEY'LCXER ~arrative Fatalism and Psychoanalytic Determination: Reading Jacques the Fatalist with Dora JUliA S;~10\j·iNGR;.r-.,1 19 Somagrams in an Other Tongue: Patricia Hampl's "Resort" P1PICX D. \IURPHY 1·1 Saints, Sinners. and Society: Images of Woman in Film and Drama, From Weimar to Hitler JOHN T. ZlGuLl .J.) Japan's First Woman Diarist and the Beginnings of Prose Writings by Women in Japan ROSELEE BUNDY ~9 Childbirth on the :\ational Health: Issues of Class, Race, and Gender Identity in Two Post-War British :\owls TESS COSSLrn 'YI Book Reviews 121 About the Contributors p- 112. Women's Studies in Communication Volume 13, Number 1 Spring 1990

Inoculation in Political Campalgns and Gender l Michael Pfau, Augustana College Michael Burgoon, University of Arizona

"To Create a Race of Thoroughbreds:" Margaret Sanger and The Birth Control Review 23 John M. Murphy, University of Cincinnati

Perceptions of Sex Differences in Classroom Communication 46 Lawrence B. Nadler, Miami University Marjorie Keeshan Nadler, Miami University

"Why Do Women Do Such Womenly Things?" 66 The Genre and Socio-Historical Analogs of Home Parties Sheila Sullivan, State University

Transformation and Empowerment in Gender and Communication Courses 92 . Kathryn Carter, Wayne State College Carole Spitzack, Tulane University Women's Studies in 113. Communication Volume 13, Number 2 Fa111990

Gender Differences in Perceptions of Work 1 Limited Access to DeciSion-Making Power and Supervisory Support MYRIA WATKINS ALLEN • JOY HART SEIBERT RAMONA R. RUSH

Justificatory Rhetoric for a Female Political Candidate .21 ACase Study of Wilma Mankiller . JANIS L. KING

Mutual Evaluations of Communication Competence in Superior-Subordinate Relationships _ .39 Sex Role Incongruency and Pro-male Bias KEVIN G. LAMUDE TOM D. DANIELS

The Relationship between Communication and Marital Uncertainty 57 Is "Her" Marriage Different from"His" Marriage? LYNN H. TURNER

The Influence of Gender on Reported Disclosure _ .85 Interrogation, and Nonverbal Immediacy in Same-Sex Dyads: An Empirical Study of Uncertainty Reduction Theory JUDITH A. SANDERS RICHARD WISEMAN S. IRENE MATZ 116.

• YALE JOURNAL OF • LAW AND FEMINISM VOLUME THREE' NUMBER ONE' FALL 1990

Contents

Another Rainy Saturday in New Haven ...... , .... ,. e. christi cunningham 1

Repro-Woman: A View of the Labyrinth (from the Lithotomy Position) ...... ,... Brenda Waugh 5

In Pursuit of Workplace Rights: Household Workers and a Conflict of Laws ... , ... Suzanne Goldberg 63

Beyond Title IX: Toward an Agenda for Women and Sports in the 1990's ,, Wendy Olson 105

Neither Sound Nor Sight .. , , .. Bobbl earr 153

Rust v. Sullivan: Brief of Amici Curiae. , .... ,. John H. Hall 161