A Current Listing of Contents Volume 3, Number 3, 1983

a current listing of contents Volume 3, Number 3, 1983

Published by Susan Searing, Women's Studies Librarian-at-Large, University of Wisconsin System 112A Memorial Library 728 State Street Madison, Wisconsin 53706 (608) 263- 5754 a current list in^ of contents Volume 3, Number 3, 1983

Periodical 1i terature is the cutting edge of women Is scholarship, feminist theory, and much of women's culture. Feminist Periodicals: A Current Listing of Contents is published by the Office of the Women's Studies Librarian-at-Large on a quarterly basis with the intent of increasing public awareness of feminist periodicals. It is our hope that Feminist Periodicals will serve several purposes: to keep the reader abreast of current topics in feminist literature; to increase readers' familiarity with a wide spectrum of feminist periodicals; and to provide the requisite bibliographic information should a reader wish to subscribe to a journal 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 journals - are reproduced in each issue of Feminist Periodicals, preceded by a comprehensive annotated 1isting of a1 1 journals we have selected. As publ ication schedules vary enormously, not every periodical wi11 have table of contents pages reproduced in each issue of FP. The annotated 1isting provides the following information on each journal : Year of first publ ication. Frequency of publication. a U.S. subscription price(s) . Subscription address. Current editor. Editorial address (if different from subscription address). International Standard Seri a1 s Number ( ISSN) . Library of Congress (LC) catalog card number. OCLC, Inc. Control Number. Locations where the journal is held in the UW system. Publications in which the journal is indexed. Subject focus/statement of purpose of the journal.

Please note that in the actual text, only the numbers 1 to 12 are used to identify the different categories of information. ii. Our goal is to have represented in FP all English-language feminist periodicals with a substantial national or regional readership, with an emphasis on scholarly journals and small press offering. We do not in- -- elude publications which, though feminist in philosophy, do not focus solely on women's issues. Nor, with the exception of -Ms., do we incl ude 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 Gui by Polly Joan and Andrea Chesman (Paradise, CA: Dus in the U.S. edited IN - 47374) ; The Index/Directory of Women ' s Media publ i shed annually by the Women's 1nst:tute 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 Noona, and Neil E. Strache (Boston: G.K. Hall, 1982). Suggestions for improvement 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 cornpl ete and up-to-date. Please 1 et us know about new subscriptions, subscriptions we have over1 ooked, cancel lations, or other pertinent information.

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! "Table of contents pages from current issues of major feminist journals are reproduced.. . ., preceded,,by 3 a comprehensive annotated listing of all journals ... i Frequently cited as FP. 1. "Feminist periodicals--Directories. 2. Feminism- Bibliography--Periodicals. 3. Feminist periodicals-- Current awareness services. I. University of 'rlisconsin Library System. Women's Studies Librarian-at-Large. (courtesy of Sanford Berman )

Feminist Periodicals is published by Susan E. Searing, Women's Studies Li brarian-at-Large for the University of Wi sconsin System, 11 2A Memorial Li brary, 728 State Street, Madison, WI 53706. Phone: (608) 263-5754. Compilers: Catherine R. Loeb, A. Porter O'Neill. Graphics: Catharina Schimert. Publications of the Office of the Women's Studies Librarian- at-Large are available free of charge to Wisconsin residents. The sub- scri ption rate outside Wisconsin is $1 2.00/year for individual s and women's programs, $24.00/year for institutions. This fee covers a1 1 pub1 ications of the Office, including Feminist Collections, Feminist Periodical s, New Books on Women & Feminism, and bi bl iographies, directories and occasional pub1 ications produced throughout the year.

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AMAZON. 10. Madison. 1. 1972. 12. "Black Maria publishes work by emerging women 2. 2lyear. writers that presents women as the complex, 3. $6 (indiv.). $15 (inst.). Single copies: $1. positive beings they are." Free to prisoners . 4. 2211 E. Kenwood Blvd., Milwaukee. WI 53211. BREAD AND ROSES. 5. hazon Collective. 1. 1977. 9. OCLC 2045999. 2. Semi annual . 10. Madison. 3. $7.50 (indiv.). $12 (inst.). 12. uhzon Is a bimonthly publication with mi- 4. P.O. Box 1230, Madison. WI 53701. c-poetry, short stories, etc. by women, 5. Editorial staff of eight men. about women, from a feminist viewpoint." 7. ISSN 0197-5927. 10. Madison. ATLANTIS. 12. Features; editorials; reviews; news briefs; 1. 1976. fiction; poetry; photography and graphics. 2. 2lyear. " .. .founded wl th the expressed purpose of 3. $10 (indiv.). $16 (inst.). establ lshing a Midwest-based journal to focus 4. Mount Saint Vincent University, Halifax. Nova on cultural , pol ltical and social concerns of Scotia, B3M 255. Canada. Prnerlcan women." 5. Drs. Susan Clark. Margaret Conrad, Donna Smyth. 7. ISSN 0702-7818. BROADSHEET. 8. LC cn77-32338. 1. 1972. 9. OCLC 3409640. 2. lO/year. 11. Historical Abstracts; America: History and Life; 3. $30,50. The Alternative Press Index; Resources for 4. P.O. Box 5799. Welleslv Street. Auckland. New Feminist Research. Zeal and. 12. "At1 antis is an interdi sci pl i nary journal 5. Sandra Coney. devoted to critical and creative wrltlng in 7. ISSN 0110-8603. English or French on the topic of women. Con- 9. OCLC 6578660. tains scholar1 y articles, review essays, book 12. News; analysis; in-depth articles; fiction; reviews, art and poetry." poetry; reviews. "Broadsheet is a radical feminist magazine which consciously strives to AURORA. be anti-racist and to incorporate the views of 1. 1975. indigenous women. The main focus Is on New 2. 3/year. Zealand women and events, with .some coverage 3. $6 (Indiv.). of Pacific concerns bnd issues facing women and 4. P.O. Box 1624, Madison. WI 53701-1624. feminists everywhere. " 5. Ed1 ted by cmittee; current comni ttee chair, Jeanne Gomoll . BROOMSTICK. 7. ISSN 0197-775X. 1. 1.978. 8. LC sn80-11853. 2. Bimonthly. 9. OCLC 6113633. 3. $10 (indiv.), $20 (inst.). Single copies: $2.50. 12. Science fiction and fantasy with a feminist 4. 3543 18th St., San Francisco, CA 94110. orientation. 5. Mickey Spencer and Polly Taylor. 11. A1 ternative Press Index. BIG MAMA RAG. 12. "Broomstick is a feminist political journal pub- 1. 1972. l'ishing material by, for and about women over 2. lllyear. forty. Our priorities are: to portray clear. 3. $9. positive images of older women; to take a stand 4. 1724 Gaylord Street, Denver, CO 80206. against the denigration of older men; to offer Bi Mama Ra Collective. positive alternatives in our lives. Our goal is :: T-hd533. to form a support network among older women." 8. LC ~~80-1187. 9. OCLC 2778484. CALYX: A JOURNAL OF ART AND LITERATUR~YWOMEN. 11. A1 ternative Press Index. 1. 1976. 12. Addresses the theory and practice of the 2. 3/ye6r. liberation of all women, with extensive 3. $10 (indiv.), $15 (lib. d inst.). Single copies: $4. coverage of 11beratlon movements, both 4. P.O. Box B, Corvallis, OR 97339. national and International, nativelaboriginal 5. Margari ta Donne1 1y. peoples' land rights struggles, the mental 7. ISSN 0147-1627. patients' liberation movements, and issues 8. LC 77-649570. concerning women in prison. 9. OCLC 2114927. 10. Madison. BLACK MARIA. 11. American Humanities Index. 1. 1971. 12. "Calyx publishes poetry, prose, art, reviews, 2. Annual. trans1 ations, photography, and is committed to 3. $12 (indiv.), $16 (inst.). providing a beautiful and creative journal 4. P.O. Box 25187, Chicago, IL 60625. format in which to showcase women artists and 5. Black Maria Collective. writers." 7. ISSN 0045-222X. 8. LC sc77-1275. 9. OCLC 2786249. CAMERA OBSCURA: A JOURNAL OF FEMINISM AND FILM CONDITIONS. THEORY. 1. 1976. 1. i976. 2. Semiannual. 2. 3/year. 3. 3 issues: $9 [indiv. hardship), $15 (indiv.). 3. $10.50 (indiv.), $21 (inst.). Single copies: $25 (inst.). Single copies:$6 (indiv.), $9 $4. Double issues: $7 (issue 3/4), $11 (inst.). (issue 8/9/10). 4. P.O. Box 56, Van Brunt Station, Brooklyn, 4. P.O. Box 25899, Los Angeles, CA 90P25. NY 11215. 5. Camera Obscura Coll ective: Janet Bergstrom, 5. Dorothy Allison, Elly Bulkin, Cheryl Clarke, Elizabeth Lyon, Constance Penley. Jewelle L. Gomez, Carroll 01 iver, Mirtha N. 7. ISSN 0270-5346. Quintanales, Rima Shore. 8. LC ~~79-4979. 7. ISSN 0147-8311. 10. Madison; Milwaukee. 8. LC 77-641895. 11. International Index to Film Periodicals; The 9. OCLC 3232386. Film Literature Index; The Arts and Humanities 10. Madison; Milwaukee. Citation Index; Current Contents/Arts and 11. Alternative Press Index. Humani ties . 12. Poetry; short fiction; novel excerpts; drama; 12. Film theory and history; feminist theor;; critical articles; reviews. "Conditions is psychoanalytic theory; Marxist theory; photo- a magazine of women's writing with an graphy; video and performance. emphasis on writing by lesbians."

CANADIAN WOMAN STUDIES/LES CAHIERS OE LA FEMME; CONNEXIONS: AN INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S QUARTERLY. 1. 1978. .- 1. 1981. . 2. Quarter1y. 2. Quarterly. 3. 415 (indiv.). $25 (inst.). Sinqle copies: $4. 3. 410 (indiv.). $20 (inst. and lib.). I 4. 204 ~ounderi-~ollGe, ~orkuniversity; 4700 4. 4228 e el egraph venue, Oak1 and, CA 94609. Keele St., Downsview, Ontario M3J IP3, Canada. 5. Editorial collective. 5. Shelagh Wilkinson. 9. OCLC 8015674. 7. ISSN 0713-3235. 11. A1 ternative Index Guide. 9. OCLC 8558872. 12. "...the collective product of feminists of 12. "CWS/cf is a bi1 i ngual , interdisciplinary, diverse nationalities and political perspec- fatjournal that brings exciting scholar- tives comnitted to contributing to an inter- ship about women to non-scholars, broadcasts national women's movement." Each issue focuses our diverse experiences and bridges the gap on a speci_fic theme through feature articles, between Canada's 1anguages and cul tures." interviews and personal narratives, often trans1ated from foreign-1 anguage pub1 ications. COMMON LIVES/LESBIAN LIVES. 1. 1981. FS, FEMINIST STUDIES. 2. Quarterly. 1. 1972. 3. ST1 (indiv.), $20 (inst.). 3/year. 4. P.O. Box 1553, Iowa City, IA 52244. $73.50 (National Women's Studies Association 5. Edited colt ectively. members), $15 (indiv.), $30 (inst.). Sicgle 9. OCLC 8234014. copies: $6.50 (indiv.), $13 (inst.). 10. Madison. Managing Editor, FS, Feminist Studies, c/o 12. History; biography; corresponednce; journal Women's Studies Program, University of Mary- entries; fiction; poetry; visual art. land, College Park, MD 20742. Comnon Lives/Lesbian Lives seeks to document Claire G. Moses the lives of ordinary lesbians, and to reflect ISSN 0046-3663 the diversity of the lesbian comnunity-- LC 78-645276; ~~76-192. lesbians of color, of age and of youth, fat OCLC 1632609. lesbians, disabled lesbians, poor and working- Eau Claire; Madison; Milwaukee; PI atteville; class lesbians. CL/LL wishes to insure access Stevens Point. and visibility tolesbians who have never America: History and Life; American Historical thought before of publishing their work. Association Recently Pub1 ished Articles; Bulletin Signaletique-sociologie; Historical CONCERNS: NEWSLETTER OF THE WOMEN'S CAUCUS OF THE Abstracts; Modern Language Association Inter- MODERN LANGUAGES. national Bibliography; The Philosopher's In- 1. 1971. dex; Psychological Abstracts; Sociological 2. Quarterly. Abstracts; Women Studies Abstracts. 3. Sliding scale based on income, write for de- Historical and critical articles; poetry; art; tails. reports from the women's movement; reviews. 4. Women's Studies, 209 N. Brooks St., Madison, "FS, Feminist Studies was founded to encourage MI 53706. analytic responses to feminist issues and to 5. Mary Wyer and Annis Pratt. open new areas of research, criticism, and 9. OCLC 2259670. speculation. The editors are committed to pro- 10. Milwaukee. viding a forum for feminist analysis, debate, 12. News of the Modern Language Association; and exchange. " features; bibliographies; job information. FEMINARY: A FEMINIST JOURNAL FOR THE SOUTH 4. 11 Carleton Gardens, Brecknock Road. London EMPHASIZING THE LESBIAN VISIOrI. N19 SAQ, England. 1. 1970. 5. Editorial collective. 2. 2/year. 7. ISSN 0141-7789. 3. $6.50 (indiv.), $13 (Inst.). Slngle copies: 8. LC 80-647745. $3.75 plus 75i postage. 9. OCLC 6191763. 4. P.O. Box 954, Chapel Hill, NC 27514. 10. Madison

5. Ed1 toria1 col 1ecti ve. 12. "To develo~. the - theory of Women's Liberation 10. Madison, and debate the politleal perspectives and 12. Articles; personal narratives; journal excerpts; strategy of the movement. To be a form of letters; short fiction; poetry; drawings; photo- work in progress and current research and de- graphs. '. ..a lesbian feminist journal for bates in Women's Studies." the South...produced by a lesbian feminist collective.. .As Southerners, as lesbians. and FRONTIERS: A JOURNAL OF WOMEN STUDIES. as women, we need to explore with others how 1. 1975. our lives fit into a region about which we 2. 3/year. have great ambi val ences--to share our anger 3. $11 (National Women's Studies Association and our love." members), $12 (indiv.). $24 inst.). Slngle copies: $5 (indiv.). $9 (inst.). FEMINIST COLLECTIONS: WOMEN'S STUDIES LIBRARY 4. Frontiers. Women Studies Program. Unlversity RESOURCES IN WISCONSIN. of Colorado. Boulder. CO 80309. 1. 1980. 5. Editorial Board. Editor: Kathl 6eorge. 2. Quarterly. 7. ISSN 0160-9009. 3. Free to Wisconsin residents. Out-of-state sub- 8. LC ~~78-317. scriptions: $12 (indiv. and women's programs). 9. OCLC 2586280. $24 (inst.). Fee covers all publications 10. Eau Claire; Madison; Mllwaukee; Platteville; of the Office of the Wmen's Studies Librarian- Stevens Point. at-Large. 11. Uomen Studies Abstracts; knerican Humani ties (See p.11.) Index; Human Resources Abstracts; Hi storical 4. 112A Memorial Library. 728 State St.. Madison, Abstracts. WI 53706. 12. Feature articles; book reviews; poetry; black 5. Susan Searing and Catherine Loeb. and whl te photography; short fiction. Each 9. OCLC 6467769. issue focuses on a theme, e.g., women's oral 10. Eau Claire; Madison; Stevens Point; Stout; history; mothers and daughters; Chicanas; Superior; Whitewater. Native Pmerican men; women as verbal artlsts; - 12. Editorials; features; news; bib1iographies; uho speaks for the women's movement; lesbian book reviews. Focus on feminlst librarianship. hlstory. "The continuing goal of Frontiers publishing, booksel ling, archiving, research- is to publish a journal which bridges the gap lng--both in Wisconsln and nationally. Review between university and connunity women; to essays strive to provide a guide to the find a balance between academic and popular literature on a particular topic; (e.g. socio- views on issues conmon to women." biology; women in developnent; western women; lesbian studies; black women; feminist science- HARVARD WOMEN'S LAW JOURNAL. fiction.) 1. 1978. 2. Annual. FEMINIST ISSUES. 3. $7. 1. 1980. 4. Hastings Hall . Harvard Law School . Cambridge, 2. 2/year. MA 021 38. 3. $15 (indiv.). $25 (inst.). Single copies: 5. Judy Miles. $7.50 (indiv.), $12.50 (inst.). 7. ISSN 0270-1456. 4. Transaction Periodicals Consortium. Dept. 8010. 8. LC 80-643769. Rutgers University, New Brunswick. Nd 08903. 9. OCLC 3967304. 5. Mary Jo Lakeland and Susan Ellis Wolf. 10. Madison. 6. 2948 Hlllegass, Berkeley, CA 94705. 11. Current Law Index; Index to Legal Periodicals. 7. ISSN 0270-6679. 12. "The Harvard Uomen's Law Journal 7s devoted to 10. Madison. the developnent of a feminist jurisprudence. 12. A journal of feminist social and polltical The main purpose is to provide an in-depth ex- theory, wi th emphasis on an international ex- ploration of the impact of the law on women change of ideas. It includes articles by and of women on the law. Political, economic. Engl ish-1 anguage feminists as we1 1 as trans- historical and sociological perspectives are lations of feminlst texts by women of other combined with legal ones to present a realistic countries. picture of women's legal status." FEMINIST REVIEW. 1. 1979. 2. 3/year. 2. $18 (indiv.). $50 (inst.). Single copies: 57.75 (indiv.). $15.75 (inst.). HEALTHSHARING: A CANADIAN WOMEN'S HEALTH QUARTERLY. 12. Editorials; short articles; bibliographies; 1. 1979. poetry. "Heresies is an idea-oriented journal 2. Quarterly. devoted to the examination of art and politics 3. Canada: $8 (indiv.), $15 (lib. & groups). Out- from a feini nist perspective." side Canada: add $1.50. 4. P.O. Box 230, Station M, Toronto, Ontario HYSTERIA. M6S 4T3. 1. 1980. 5. Ann Ford, Jennifer Penny. 2. Quarterly. 6. 191 College St., Toronto Ontario M5T 1P9 3. Canada: $8 (indiv.). $15 (inst.). Add $2 out- 7. ISSN 0226-1510. side ~anada; samp1 e copies: $2150. 8. LC 080-30707. 4. P.O. Box 2481. Station B, Kitchener, Ontario 9. OCLC 6295890. N2H 6M3, Canada. 12. Provides a critical analysis of women's health 5. Catherine Edwards. issues from a feminist perspective. 7. ISSN 0229-5385. 8. LC cn81-30633. HECATE: A WOMEN'S INTERDISCIPLINARY JOURNAL. 9. OCLC 8036553. 1. 1975. 12. "We try to provide a forum for social and 2. Semiannual. cultural issues of interest to women. We 3. $8 (indiv.), $15 (inst.). Single copies: $2.50. also provide publishing space for creative 4. English Dept., University of Queensland, St. feminist work -- fiction, poetry, graphic Lucia. Brisbane 4067, Australia. arts." 5. Carole Ferrier. 7. ISSN 0311-4198. INTERNATIWL JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S STUDIES. . 9. OCLC 2530248. 1. 1978. 10. Madison. 2. 5/year. 11 . Women Studies Abstracts. 3. $24 (indiv.), $45 (inst.). 12. Historical and critical articles; creative work; 4. Eden Press Women's Publications. 4626 St. + graphics; bibliographies; reviews. "Hecate Catherine Street West, Montreal, Quebec prints material relating to women. We are par- H3Z 1S3, Canada. ticularly interested in contributions which 5. Sherri Clarkson. employ a feminist, marxist, or other radical 7. ISSN 0703-8246. methodology to focus on the position of women 10. Eau Claire; Madison; Platteville; Stevens in relation to patFiarchy and capitalism. Point; Stout; Whitewater. 11 . America: History and Life; Human sexual! ty HELICON NINE: THE JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S ARTS AND Update; Current Contents/Social & Behavioral LEllERS. Sciences; Social Sciences Citation Index; 1. 1979. Women Studies Abstracts; Cedex-RIC; American 2. 3/year. Psychological Abstracts; MLA International 3. $15 (indiv.). Single copies: $7.50 plus postage. Bi bl iography; Directory of Periodicals. 4. Helicon Nine. Inc., P.O. Box 22412, Kansas 12. Historical, critical, and feature articles; City, MO 64113. book reviews. 5. Gloria Vando Hickok. 7. ISSN 0197-3371. ISIS INTERNATIONAL BULLETIN. 8. LC 80-640627. 1. 1974. I 9. OCLC 5298604. 2. Ouarterl v. 10. Madison. 3. $20 (indjv. &women's groups, airmail), $30 12. Articles: ~oetrv; fiction; visual art. Inter- finst.. Binmil 1. discipl inaky foFum for the creative accomplish- 4. e.~. 301. 1227 barouge, Switzerland. ments of women in the fields of literature. 5. Editorial collective. music, the visual and performing arts; includes 6. Via S. Maria dell1Anima 30, Rome, Italy and color reproductions and a pull-out soundsheet C.P. 50 (Cornavin), 1211 Geneva 2, Switzer- of a musical performance, reading or interview; land. provides a documentation of the ongoing history 9. OCLC 4286532. of women in arts and letters. 10. La Crosse: Platteville; Stevens Point; Stout; Superior. I HERESIES: A FEMINIST PUBLICATION ON ART & POLITICS. 12. "ISIS reproduces - theoretical and practical 1. 1977. imrmation and documentation from women's 2. Quarterl y. groups and the women's movement around the 3. $15 (indiv.), $24 (inst.). Single copies: $5. world." Articles; editorials; conference 4. P.O. Box 766. Canal Street Station, New York, reports; resource guides. ISIS is also NY 11013. published in Spanish. 5. Heresies Collection 7. ISSN 0146-3411. 8. LC ~~77-704. 9. OCLC 2917688. 10. La Crosse; Madison; Milwaukee; Pl atteville; Stevens Point. 11. A1 ternative Press Index. vii.

KALLIOPE: A JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S ART. 12. "A journal devoted to developing a 1. 1979. theoretical debate on women's politics 2. 3/year. in relation to exlsting socialist and 3. $9. $17/1, 2 years (indlv.). Single copies: feminist polltlcs." Feature articles; book $3.50. rev1ews; 1etters/comnents. 4. 3939 Roosevel t Boulevard. Jacksonville. R 32205. MINERVA. 5. Editorlal collective. 1. 1983. 10. Madlson. 2. Quarterly. 12. "Kalllo e devotes itself to women in the arts 3. $30. Single copies: $7.50. bdhlngthelr work and sharing thelr 4. 1101 S. Arlington Ridge Road R210, ideas and oplnlons." Poetry, flction. art. Arlington, VA 22202. graphics, essays, interviews wlth women 5. Linda Grant De Pauw. artlsts and writers. 7. ISSN 0736-718X. 8. LC 83-644761; sn83-249. LADY-UNIQUE-INCLINATION-OF-THE-NIGHT. 9. OCLC 9201074. 1. 1976. 12. News, conmentary, book reviews. "The pur- 2. Annually. pose of Mlnerva Is to provlde an information 3. $3.75/issue. center for individuals and organlzatlons con- 4. 6058 Baylor Street. Austin, TX 78703. cerned wlth some apsect of women and the 5. Kay F. Turner. mllitary.. .The editorial pollcy enphasizes 10. Madlson. . dlverslty rather than consensus." 12. "We primarily seek In-depth research on the hlstory and meaning of the goddesses, men WVIIG OUT: FEMINIST LITERARY L ARTS JOURNAL. and re1lgion, women's folklore, women's 1. 1971. mythological her1tage, etc., but some poetry 2. Semiannual . . and flctlon is always lncl~ded.~ 3. $6 (Indlv.). $9 (llb.). Sfngle coples: $3. 4. 467 W. Hancock. Rooln 214. Wayne State Unlver- LESBIAN VOICES. slty. Oetrolt, MI 48202. 1. 1974. 5. kay L. Cherry. Glorla Dyc. Joan Gartland. 2. Quarterly. Margaret Kamlnski . Paul a Rablnowl tz. 3. $10 (Indlv.), $20 (inst.). Slngle copies: 9. OCLC 3428883. $3. 10. Madlson; Mllwaukee. 4. Jonnlk Enterprises. Inc.. P.O. Box 2066, San 12. Features; flctlon. "We publish ~ualitvwork Jose. CA 95109. by women: Library ~ournaldescribed oir 5. Rosalle Nichols. journal as one wlth a 'well-deflned aesthetic 9. OCLC 8103187. sense which considers all facets of women's 12. Flctlon; poetry; reviews; editorials. llves and literature'..."

LILITH.. MS. 1. 1976. 1. 1972. 2. Quarterly. Monthly. 3. $12 (Indlv.). $16 (inst. and lib.). Slngle $14 (indlv.). Single coples: $1.50. copies: 23. Ms. Ha azlne. Subscription Dept.. 123 Garden 4. ~lilthPiiiicatlons. Inc.. 250 kst 57th St.. 3d-anon. OH 43302. mrk. NY 10019. Jane Ebsveld. Patricla Carblne. Joanne Edgar. 5. ~kanweidman Schneider. Suzanne ~raunLevine, Susan ~c~enr~, arth ha - 7. ISSN 0146-2334. Nelson. Letty Cottin Pogrebln. Gloria Stelnem. 10. Madlson; Mllwaukee. Ruth Sullivan. Ellen Sweet. Mary Thom. 11. Index to Jewlsh Periodicals. Edltors, Ms. Ma azlng. 119 W. 40th St., New 12. Articles; revlens; poetry; flctlon. "Llllth York. NY & Is named for the legendary predecessor of ISSN 0047-831 8. LC 72-624579. Eve who insfsted on equallty with Adam...As L Jewi sh femlnlsts contlnue to rediscover and OCLC 1285775. rework Jewish practice, the contents of Green Bay; Eau Claire; La Crosse; Madlson; Lilith may serve as an evolving Prepared Mllwaukee; Oshkosh; Parkside; PI attevi 11e; Table for a new code of behavior." River Fa1 1s; Stevens Point; Stout; Superior; Whi tewater . M/F: A FEMINIST JOURNAL. Reader's Gulde to Perlodical Literature; 1. 1978. Women Studies Abstracts; Abstracts of Pop- 2. Seml annual . ular Culture; Wall ace Memorial Library; 3.~65.50 (Indlv.), r~ $11 (inst.). Single copfes: Rochester Instltute of Technology. ~$3.00. Features; letters; poetry and fiction; re- 4. 24 Ellerdale Road. London NW3 688: England. views; news. 5. Parveen Adams. Beverly Brown. Elizabeth Cowie. 8. LC sn82-20378. 9. OCLC 6036119. 10. Madlson. viii.

NEW DIRECTIONS FOR WOMEN. 12. International and national news; feature 1. 1972. articles including regular reporting on 2. Bimonthly. work, health, prison, education, and lesbian 3. $10 (indiv.), $16 (inst.). issues; reviews; letters; coverage of the 4. 223 Old Hook Rd., Westwood, NJ 07675. women's movement -- conferences, actions, 5. Phyllis Kriegel. politics, theory. 7. ISSN 0160-1075. 8. LC sn80-52. PLAINSWOMEN. 9. OCLC 3617120. 1. 1977. 10. Madison. 2. Monthly (excluding Feb. and Aug.). 12. "We are a national feminist periodical written 3. $10 (indiv.), $1 5 (contributfng). for feminists and committed to reaching out to 4. Box 8027, Grand Forks, NO 58202. those not yet dedicated to a feminist future." 5. Elizabeth Hampsten. 7. ISSN 0148-902X. NEW WON: A JOURNAL OF SCIENCE FICTION AND 8. LC ~~78-247. CRITICAL FEMINISM. 9. OCLC 3400725. 1 . 1981. 12. Plainswoman publ ishes articles, essays, 2. 2 to 4lyear. fiction, poetry, reviews, graphics for and 3. 4 issues: $10. Single copies: $3. about women in the Plains region, focussing 4. P.O. Box 2056, Madison, WI 53701. especial 1y, but not excl uslvely, on 1ives 5. Janice M. Bogstad. of rural women. 7. ISSN 0278-0852. 8. LC sn81-1678. PRIMIPARA. 9. OCLC 7702699. 1. M74. _w I 10. Madison. 2. Semiannual . 12. "To provide critical resources on the status 3. $5, $811, 2 years (indiv.). Single copies: of feminist theory and women's issues in $2.75. science fiction and fantasy genres. To pub- 4. P.O. Box 371, Oconto, WI 54153. lish and encourage work of women writers and 5. Jane Farrell , Ellen Kort, Diane Nichols. artists, whenever possible, and to ensure the 10. La Crosse; Madlson; Whitewater. feminist orientation of all work publ ished 12. Poetry; drawings; reviews; articles; in the journal ." announcements; letters. "Contributors re- stricted to Wisconsin residents only -- NEW WOMEN'S TIMES. we're trying to establish a viable informal 1. 1975. network for our state's women." 2. lllyear. 3. $15 (indiv.), $20 (supporting), $30 (inst.). PSYCHOLOGY OF WOMEN QUARTERLY. 4. 804 Meigs St., Rochester, NY 14620. 1. 1976. 5. Editorial collective. 2. Quarterly. 7. ISSN 0161-164X. 3. $54 (inst.). Rates for individuals avail- 8. LC sc79-4421; sn78-5963. able upon request. 9. OCLC 3885912. 4. Human Sciences Press, 72 Fifth Ave., New 10. Madison; Milwaukee. York, NY 10011. 12. National and international news of interest to 5. Nancy Hen1 ey. feminists. Articles, editorials, 1etters, 6. Dept. of Psychology, University of Cal ifornia, reviews. New Women's Times Feminist Revf en, Los Anqeles. CA 90024. a review of literature and the arts is 7. ISSN 0361-6843. issued six times a year as a supplement to 8. LC 76-14952; ~~76-790. New Women's Times. 9. OCLC 2529664. 10. Eau CTaire; La Crosse; Madison; Milwaukee; OFF OUR BACKS. Platteville; Stevens Point; Stout. 1. 1970. 11. Sociological Abstracts; Human Resources 2. lllyear. Abstracts; Psychological Abstracts; Social 3. $11 (indiv.), $15 (contributing), $20 (inst.). Sciences Citation Index; Current Contents1 Sintale copies: $1.00. Social and Behavioral Sciences; Current In- 4. off-our backs, inc., 1841 Columbia Rd., NU, dex to Journals in Education (CIJE); Chicorel Room 212, Washington, OC 20009. Abstracts to Reading and Learning Dis- 5. off our backs collective. abilities; Child Development Abstracts and 7. ISSN 0030-0071. Bib1 iography; Developnrent and We1 fare 8. LC sn78-1596. (India); Human Sexuality Update; Family Re- 9. OCLC 1038241 ; 5729287. view. 10. La Crosse; Madison; Milwaukee; Plattevil le; 12. The Psychology of Women Quarterlx is sponsored Stevens Point; Superior. bv Division 35 of the American Psvcholosical 11. Publisher's Index (1970-1 974); Women Studies ~isociatfon. Empirical studies, critical re- Abstracts; Alternative Press Index; New views, theoretf cal articles, and invited Periodical Index. book reviews are publ ished in the Quarterly.. . The kinds of problems addressed include: psychologf cal factors, behavioral studies, role developnrent and change, career choice and training, management variables, education, discrimination, therapeutic processes, and sexual ity. QUEST: A FEMINIST QUARTERLY. 10. Eau Claire; Madison; Parkside; Platteville; 1. 1974. Stevens Point; Stout; Whitewater. 2. Quarterly. 11. Abstracts on Criminology and Penology; Child 3. $9 (indiv.). $25 (inst.). Single copies: Developnent Abstracts and Bibliography; Con- $3.35. temporary Sociology; Current Contents; Ex- 4. P.O. Box 8843. Washington. DC 20003. cerpta Medica; Family Planning Perspectives; 5. Joan Twiggs. Human Sexuality Update; Psychological Ab- 7. ISSN 0098-955X. stracts; Referativnyi Zhurnal; Sage Family 8. LC 75-646061. Studies Abstracts; Social Sciences Citation 9. OCLC 2242837. Index; Sociological Abstracts; The SIECUS 10. Eau Claire; La Crosse; Madison; Milwaukee; Report; Studies on Wen Abstracts. Plattevill e; Stevens Point; Superior; White- 12. Bpirical research relating to sex roles; water. book reviews. 11. Abstracts of Popular Culture; Women Studies Abstracts. .SIGNS: JOURNAL OF WOMEN IN CULTURE AND SOCIETY. 12. Focus on "long-term. in-depth feminist 1. 1975. political anal ysis and ideological develop- 2. Quarterly. ment." 3. $18 (students), $20 (National Women's Studies Association members), $25 (indiv.). $45 (inst.). RESOURCES FOR FEMINIST RESEARCH/DOCUMENTATION Single copies: $6.25 (indiv.). $11.25 (inst.). SUR LA RECHERCHE FEMINISTE. (Former1 y Canadian 4. The University of Chicago Press. Journals News1 etter of Research on Women. 1072-1 978.) Division. P.O. Box 37005. Chicago. IL 60637. 1. 1979. 5. Barbara Charlesworth Gel pi. 2. Cuarterly. 6. Barbara C. Gel pi. 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Abstracts; book reviews; bibliographies; History and Life. periodi cal resource guide. An interdi sci plin- 12. Feature articles; research; review essays; re- ary. international periodical of research on ports; book reviews; letters/comnents; women and sex roles. archival notes.

THE SECOND WAVE. SINISTER WISDOM: A JOURNAL OF WORDS AND PICTURES 1. 1971. FOR THE LESBIAN IMAGINATION IN ALL WOMEN. 2. Semiannual. 1. 1976. 3. $8 (indiv.). $16 (inst.). Single copies: $2. 2. Quarterly. 4. P.O. Box 344 Cambridge A. Cambridge. MA 02139. 3. $10 (indiv.). $15 (inst.). Single copies: 5. Sally Jordan, Laurie Knight. Pam Mitchell, $4.10. Jenni fer Purnel 1 . 4. P.O. Box 660, hherst. MA 01004. 7. ISSN 0048-9980. 5. Michelle Cliff, Adrienne Rich. 8. LC 76-25749. 7. ISSN 0196-1853. 9. OCLC 2267679. 10. Madison, 10. Madi son; Mi luaukee: Whi tewater. 11. A1 ternative Press Index; Directory of Warnen's 11. A1 ternative Press Index. Media. 12. Feature articles; poetry; fiction; reviews. 12. Theoretical articles; poetry; drama; fiction; "All material must be related to the theme of reviews. feminism." SOJOURNER. SEX ROLES: A JOURNAL OF RESEARCH. 1. 1975. 1. 1975. Month1y. 2. Monthly. $11 (indiv.). $22 (inst.). Single copies: $1.. 3. $35 (indiv.), $130 (inst.). 143 A1 bany St.. Cambridge. HA 02139. 4. Plenum Pub1 ishing Corporation. 233 Sprf ng 5. Shane Snowdon. St., New York. NY 10013. 7. ISSN 0191-8699. 5. Phyllis A. Katz. 8. LC sn79-2799. 6. Institute for Research on Social Problems, 9. OCLC 4656277. 520 Pearl St.. Boulder. CO 80302. 10. Madison. 7. ISSN 0360-0025. 12. Feature articles; reviews of books, film. dance, 8. LC 75-646987. theater, visual arts. and music; news; poetry. 9. OCLC 2243426. "Our editorial policy is to consider for publication anything that is not racist, sexist, or homophobic in content." SPARE RIB. 9. OCLC 8426594. 1. 1972. 10. Madison. 2. Monthly. 12. "Tulsa Studies in Women's Literature includes 3. $27.50 (indiv.), $37 (inst.). articles, reviews, notes and queries from 4. 27 Clerkenwell Close, London EClR OAT, England. scholars of every period, including those 5. Editorial collective. reading in languages other than English and 7. ISSN 0306-7971. from students of poetry and prose in all its 9. OCLC 5237209. forms, including essays, diaries, be1 1 es 10. Madison; Milwaukee. lettres, and journal ism. While articles need 12. Feature articles (e.9.. on politics, labor, not be exclusively concerned with female history, employment, media); fiction; poetry; writers the focus must be upon women and their reviews; 1etters; news. work."

THIRD WOMAN. WLW JOURNAL. 1. 1981. 1. 1976. 2. 2lyear. 2. Quarterly. 3. $7 (indiv.), $10 onst.). 3. $15 (inst. and non-members of Women Library 4. C/O Chi cano-Riqueno Studies , BH849, Indiana Workers). University, Bl oomington, IN 47405. 4. 2027 Parker St., Berkeley, CA 94704. 5. Norma ~larcdn. 5. Carol Starr. 9. OCLC 8342969. 7. ISSN 0272-1996. 12. "The journal is a forum for the creative and 10. Madison; Stevens Point. critical work of, or on behalf of, Hispanic 11. Library Literature. and Third World Women in general ." 12. Book, film and music reviews; feature articles; conference reports; news and notes. 13TH MOON: A FEMINIST LITERARY MAGAZINE. 1. 1973. WOMAN'S ART JOURNAL. 2. Semi annual . 1. 1980. 3. Sfngle copies: $5.95. 2. Semiannual. 4. 13th Moon, Inc., Drawer F, Inwood Station, New 3. $9 (indiv.), $13 (inst.). York, NY 10034. 4. 7008 Sherwood Dr., Knoxville, TN 37919. El 1en Marie Bi ssert. Maril vn Hacker. 5. 5. Elsa Honig Fine. 7. ISSN 0094-3320. 7. ISSN 0270-7993: 8. LC 76-64781 7. 10. Madison. 9. OCLC 2587697. 11. Art Bibliographies; RILA; ISI. Madison; Milwaukee; Stevens Point. TO. 12. Critical articles and reviews pertaining to 11. Abstracts of Popular Culture; American Humani- women in the visual arts. "We are interested ties Index; Index of American Periodical Verse; in a re-interpretation of art history from our MA International Bibliography. new awareness as women...Wornen's Art Journal Feature articles; poetry; fiction; art; re- 12. is a vehicle for the exchange of ideas and "13th Moon is a literary magazine views. for honest criticism." pub1 ishing qua1 ity work by women. Eclectfc, but particularly interested in feminist and WOMANSPIRIT. working class lesbian literature." 1. 1974. 2. Quarter1y. TRIVIA: A JOURNAL OF IDEAS. 3. $8 (indiv.), $14 (inst.). Single copies: $3. 1. 1982. 4. 2000 King Mountain Trail. Wolf Creek, OR. 2. 3/year. 97497-9799. 3. $10 (indiv.), $16 (inst.). 5. Editorial collective. 4. P.O. Box 606, N. Pmherst, MA 01059. 9. OCLC 6065348. 5. Lise Weil , Anne 6. Del lenbaugh. 11. Alternative Press Index. 6. P.O. Box 606, N. Amherst, MA 01059 12. Women's spirituality shared through articles, 7. ISSN 0736-928X. fiction, poetry, journals, songs, 1 etters, 8. LC 83-641534; sn83-1973. and visual art. 9. OCLC 9247235. 10. Madison. WOMEN: A JOURNAL OF LIBERATION. 11 . A1 ternative Press Index. 1. 1969. 12. Radical feminist theory, scholarship, and Irregular. reviews. 3 issues - $10 {indiv.), $15 (inst.) 3028 Greenmount Ave., Baltimore, MD 21218. TULSA STUDIES IN WOMEN'S LITERATURE. Editorial collective. 1. 1982. ISSN 0043-7433. 2. 2/year. LC 73-13942. 3. $8 (indiv.), $9 (inst.). OCLC 1696334. 4. The University of Tulsa, Tulsa, OK 74104. Green Bay; Eau Claire; La Crosse; Madison; 5. Shari Benstock. Stevens Point; Stout; Superior; Whitewater. 6. The University of Tulsa, 600 South College, Alternative Press Index; Women's Studies Tulsa. OK 74104. Abstracts. 7. ISSN -0732-7730. Feature articles; poetry; editorials. Each 8. LC ~na2-3788. issue is centered upon a theme, e.g., war and peace; bodies; class and money; mothering; healing. xi.

WOMEN AND ENVIRONMENTS. 6. 435 Split Rock Road, Syosset, NY 11791. 1. 1976. 7. ISSN 0270-3149. 2. 31year. 8. LC 82-645607; sn80-13045. 3. $8 (indiv.), $13 (inst.). 9. OCLC 6394106. 4. Faculty of Enviromental Studies, York Univer- 10. Eau Claire;.Madison. sity, 4700 Keele St., Downsview. Ontario M3J 11. Abstracts of Research in Pastoral Care and . 2R2, Canada. Counseling; Biological Abstracts and Biosis 5. G. Wekerle. Data Base; Alternative Press Index. 7. ISSN 0229-47s. 12. "To facilitate dialogue about therapy exper- 8. LC cn81-30452. iences mng therapists, consmers, and re- 9. OCLC 7966483. searchers. The journal is feminist in 10. Madison. orientation and views therapy as an educational, 12. Topics: planning, architecture, design; expanding process for personal growth." housing and comnuni ty devel opnent; geography. urban sociology, environmental psychology, WOMEN ARTISTS NEW. energy and ecology. 1.. 1975.. -. 2. 6lyear. WOMN AND HEALTH. 3. $8.50 (indiv.), $12 (inst.). Single copies: 1. 1976. $2.50. 2. Quarter1y. 4. P.O. Box 3304, Grand Central Station, New 3. $16 (National Women's Studies Association mem- York, NY 10163. bers), $32 (indiv.). $60 (inst:), $75 (lib.). 5. Cynthia Navaretta. 4. The Haworth Press, Inc., 28 East 22nd St.. 7. ISSN 0149-7681. New York, NY 10010. 8. LC 81-642200; ~~78-127. 5. Sharon Golub, Ph.0. 9. OCLC 353670. 6. Sharon Golub, Dspt. of Psychology, College of 10. Madison. New Rochell e, New Rochell e, NY 10801 . 12. "News, articles and a co~npletenation-wfde 7. ISSN 0363-0242. almanac of exhibits, conferences, performances, 10. Madison; Mf lwaukee; Platteville; Stevens and career opportunities by and for wmen Point. artists." 11. Abstracts of Health Care Management Studies; A1 ternative Press Index; Bio-sciences WOMEN'S INTERNATIONAL NETUORK NEWS (WIN NEWS). Information Services of Biological Abstracts; 1. 1975, Cumulative Index to Nursing and Allied Health 2. Quarterly. - Literature; Current Contents: Social 6 Be- 3. $20 (indiv.), $30 (inst.). havioral Sciences; Index Hedicus; Psychological 4. 187 Grant St., Lexington, MA 02173. Abstracts; Social Sciences Citation Index; 5. Fran P. Hosken. Socioloaical Abstracts: Social We1 fare. Social 7. ISSN 0145-7985. Planning 6 Soci a1 Developnent (SOPODA) I 8. LC 77-641756. 12. Feature articles; research; bibliographies; 9. OCLC 2694733. book reviews; news and notes. 10. Madison. 12. "WIN News is a worldwide, open, participatory WOMEN 6 POLITICS. comnunfcation system by, for, and about women 1. 1980. of a1 1 backgrounds, be1 iefs, national ities and 2. Quarterly. age groups. WIN News serves the general public, 3. $16 (National Women's Studies Association institutions andnizations by transmitting members), $28 (indiv.), $48 (inst.), $65 (lib.). internationally information about women and 4. The Haworth Press, Inc., 28 East 22nd Street., women ' s groups. " New York, NY 10010. 5. Sarah Slavin. WOMEN'S RIGHTS LAW REPORTER. 6. Sarah Slavin. Political, Science Dept.. State 1. 1971. University Coll ege at Buffalo, 1300 Elmwood 2. ~uarterl~. Ave., ~uffalo,NY 14222. 3. $15 (students), $18 (indiv.), $32 (inst.). 7. ISSN 0195-7732. Single copies: $5 (indiv.), $9 (ihst.). 10. Madison; Milwaukee. 4. 15 Washington St., Newark, NJ 07102. 11. International Pol itical Science Abstracts; 5. Therese Tischl er. Pais Bulletin. 6. Women's Rights Law Reporter, Rutgers Law School, 12. Feature articles; research; bibliographies; 75 Uashlnston St.. Newark. NJ 07102. book reviews; news and notes. 7. ISSN 008g-8269. - 8. LC 74-647333. MOMN AND THERAPY. 9. OCLC 1795817. 1. 1982. 10. Eau Claire; Green Bay; Madison. 2. Quarterly. 11. Alternative Press Index; Current Law Index; 3. $16 (National Women's Studies Association Index to Legal Periodicals; Legal Contents; members). $28 (indiv.), $48 (inst.), $65 (lib.). Legal Resource Index; Public Affairs Infor- 4. Subscription Dept., The Haworth Press, Inc., mation Service; Sociological Abstracts; Women 75 Griswold Street., Binghamton, NY 13904. Studies Abstracts. 5. Betts Collett. 12. Full-length and feature articles, camnents, review essays, book reviews and bibliographies on all areas of the law affecting women's rights and sex discrimination. xii.

WOMEN'S STUDIES. WOMEN'S STUDIES QUARTERLY. (Former1 y Women 's 1. 1972. Studies News1 etter) . 3/year. 1. 1972. $1 6 (National Women's Studies Association 2. Quarterl y. members), $38 (indiv.). $102 (inst.). 3. $14 (National Women's Studies Association Gordon and Breach Science Pub1 ishers , Ltd.. members), $18 (indiv.), $25 (inst.). 42 William IV St., London WC2, England. 4. P.O. Box 334, Old Westbury, NY 11568. wendy Martin. 5. Florence Howe. Wendy Martin, Dept. of English, weens College. 7. ISSN 0732-1562. CUNY, flushins, NY 11367. 8. LC sc82-7058; sn82-20082. 9. OCLC 7387895. 10. Hadison; Stevens Point; Stout. OCLC 1791887. 11 . Women Studies Abstracts. Eau Claire; Madison; Milwaukee; Pl attevill e; 12. A publication of The Feminist Press and The Stevens Point. National Women's Studies Association (NWSA). Abstracts of Popul ar Culture; Women Studies Editorials; letters; features; news; reports; Abstracts. reviews. Mainly relating to the theory and "Women's Studies provides a forum for the practice of women's studies and to women in presentation of scholarship and criticism academic professions. about wmen in the fields of literature, history, art, sociology, law, political science, economics, anthropology and the sciences. " A1 so incl udes poetry.

WOMEN'S STUDIES IN COMMUNICATION. 1. 1977. 2. Plyear. 3. $8 (student). $12 (indiv.), $15 (inst.). 4. Janice Schuetz. De~t.of Speech Comnuni cation. University of New ~exico.A1 buquerque, NM 871 31 . 5. Karen A. Foss and Sonja K. Foss. 9. OCLC 8848461. la. Madison. 12. "To publish material related to gender and comnunication deriving from any perspective, including interpersonal comuni cation, small group comnuni cation, organi rational comnunication, the mass media, and rhetoric.''

WOMEN'S STUDIES INTERNATIONAL FORUM (Fonerly Women's Studies International Quarterly). . 1. 1978. Bimonthly. $20 (National Women's Studies Association members), $30 (indiv.) , $95 (inst.). Pergamon -Press, Inc., Maxwell House, Fairview Park, Elmsford, NY 10523. Dale Spender. Rosetti House. Flood Street, London SW3. 5TF. Engl and. ISSN 0277-5395. LC 82-643383; sn81-1570. OCLC 7590245, Eau Claire; Madison; Milwaukee. Women Studies Abstracts. Research communications; review articles; book reviews. The journal strives to reflect the mu1 tidisci pl inary, international field of women's studies, both inside and out of academia. It a1 so aims to acknowledge cultural differences and at the same time to encourage an international exchange based on a shared feminist framework.

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.August-September, 1983 Vol. I1 No. 8

- inside BMR : Local Where We're At...... 2 Interview with Grand Letters ...... 3 Jury Resister ...... lO,ll Movement Voices Craft women ...... 4 Identity as Jewish Struggle/Racism Mother ...... 13 In the Lesbian Community.5 Women in Cages On Women's Paper ...... 12 Psychiatric Atrocity.l4,15 Hot Briefs ...... 6,7 International El Salvador ...... 8,9 -Ireland...... 16 Classifieds & Ads.....18,19 Resources ...... 20 inside BMR t Where We're At ...... 2 Letters ...... 3,18,19 Frances Farrper ...... 12 & 13 Electroshock Update ...... 13 Local/Rape Hotline ....4,5,6,7 International Hot Briefs ...... 8 & 9 Canadian Activism 17 National ...... America Held Hostage 17 Women Against Im~erialism.10 ...... Merle Woo Speech ...... 11 Calendar ...... 21 Racism & ~omelessn~ss.l4,lS . Classifieds & Ads 22,23 Prison News ....,...... 16 ...... Donna Dimaulo ...... 16 Resources...... 24 eulzo~ow~slutwel s,puotoez meu FO€XrZy W-~SIC~€S T%XCUV€s

"Ihide..." g AN EARLY RETIREMENT "THE NUTS AND BOLTS OF NTO" by Lu Spurlock by Martha Gresharn OOOW&XAF23 'TIME FOR A CHANGE" by Helen Gross TROUBLE IN PARADISE "I'n happy 7 ..." by Hickey Spencer LC by Lu Spurlock 24 THE"HOMEHAKERS: FORGDTTEN WORKERS" by Darlene Geer IN A PIG'S EYE 12 UNmPLDYED OLDER WN " by Elsen Lubetsky by OPT, an Austral Ian Women's Group wlrcws 26 HOUSESIlTING Correspondence wl th Jane Pos ton LEAVl* 16 RAI( AUAY FROH HOME GauLbmn by Pat Augustine I - ''by Libby Collen a SLURPLESS WOMAN 2 6 ADVANTAGE g by Helen Hollander by Sally DeVall SOMEDAY "by A1 Ice Blackstone 29 MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS 236 AT HOHE 19 A FORTUNE IN ROSES veneWoS$ . mPd CALL FOR JOURNAL PAPERS we no longer sand postcards to by Elizabeth Adams acknowledge reneuals. PUE 20-21 aa-=~Fo\b NYSSILR CIIECX YOUR MAILING LABEL. It HOT FLASH PRESS shows the month when your MONEY TALKS MORE yeu's subsa~pt~onbegins - by Agnes hses FUND I 8203 is March, 1982. When HALF OF ONE AND A HALF FUND FOR SOUTHERN '8203' sends hr renewal, we 30 CWNITIES change her label to "8303'. zz by A. Grim Richardson If she does not renew In THE CRONES' NEST narch. she w~llm~ss ~ssues F1CZlOn ORDINARY WOMEN/ printed dter July, 1983. EXTRAORDINARY LIVES 3 HIDLIFE JEWELS by Wilma Elizabeth McDaniel 31 LESBIAN COEPAlNITY HERSTORY 1 coven LESBIAN FAR REACHES by Ada brine Stanley abbvess chan~ss ,,,, CWNTER~ISION 2 caan We mail your BRIW!STXCX by non- by bulbul profit organization bulk mril, PCrG31 KITCHEN TABLE PRESS because it is far dnd away the by the Collective lerrt arpm~~fveway. But 22fZ a F€G\onal. PaST O?FICS 00E.5 HOT TELL US I? CHAIN LETTER F&s YOU HOVE. We do not pet a V'okm~ 32 by Barbara Derning mtio and the copies are nei- DIFFERENT VOICES ~~~lC%ther farwarded nar returned. SO 32 OTHER CHOICES (poem) 33 mZ4aX ba sure to let US know your by Elsen Lubetsky of address. 36 kcce~~ ~lzFUFES We w~llcantlnue to talk about allergies dnd other disabalities in BRO(MTICX. As a pract~calarampie, your ed~tarsare faced with a rather bizarre s~tuat~on; 38 &~ZOW& we rece~vesuhiss~ans w cuotred...bocause the pawr is scentedll We're WORDS: TOOLS OR WEAPONS? both very allerg~cto perfumes, so please check whether your papsr 2s snnred or ~f you have hd perfume on yarr fingers when you handled it. n~ckey5 Polly CALYX A JOURNAL OF ART AND LITERATURE BY WOMEN

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CONTENTS

NICARAGUAN SECTION ART Belly La Duke 4 Nicaragrra: Women us Artists and Artisans Marj Hurlow 41 Nest Egg Series 5 Black Clay Pottery by Carntetr Rodriguez 42 Nest Egg Series 6 Nieve Andka Antesto, Portrait Painter 43 Nest Egg Series 7 Rosnrio Loasiga, Gourd Maker Mary Ann Faricllo 44 Fariello and Frietrds Margaret Randall 8 Penuutt Defetding His Homelartd 45 Shroirded Mettrories 9 Itrterior of City Brrs Brenda Jaeger 46 Flybg Blind Su~~str~rckover Merrill Field 10 Crolud 47 Breakfast 11 Mother atrd Dairghter Cory1 Christenson 48 Yes/No I 12 Diego 49 Yes/No IV 13 Reservist . Susan R. 1,ytle 50 Tltotnas POLTRY 51 Maria Paula Lumbard 52 Migratiotr 14 Argrring With Ioyce Judi~hW. Steinbergh 53 Tribe 11 Guri Andermann 15 Syllogistns Cate Cilles 54 Cotnittg Out #4 16 Ntrtnlers 55 Cottritrg Out #6 11) Pity 56 Tuna Song Debra Bruce 19 Witclres' Witrter Jdn Seale 111 Praise of Woman Chief FICTION Betty Coon Mulleks Carol Orlock 57 Colors Mary Tisera Tlte Blessing Andrea Carlisle 62 A Cull to Grace 1.inda J. Clifton After the First Senrclr REVIEWS Sheila De~netre Mt Weasant Cemetery 74 The Leaf Patlr Ruth Malone Slow Process Sibyl James CLazy Qtrilt Emily Warn Colleen McElroy 75 For Tlre Body Nalalie Goldberg Coming Together Sandra Stone A Prirtter Marilyn Nelson Waniek Jana Harris Snake at Am~uellCrossing Naomi Clark 78 Naked in the Museum Nora Mitchell Bells off Sarr Salvudor Nona Nimnicht 79 Attrbitious Wottretr Elizabeth Webtr All Cone Hylah Jacques Tlre Wittd Takittg My Name Barbara Wilson Contributors 87/88 canadian woman studi- les cahiers de cemme

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EDITORIAL Ennlish/Anuiais Ann Hail 3 Fran-isl French Lyse Blanchard 5

FRANCAISIFRENCH Lesport et les femmes: une rexlexion apeine amor& Swnne hau 7 L'activite phvsique chez les femmes: des conditions d'existence qui font la diffkence ~ubtneLaberge 31 Les filles "au jeu" CofombeMtere er Eve Montpent 4 1 L'activite uhvsique: une souvaDe a I'isolement chez la femme

La ringuette ou un sport qui fait la nique aux garqons Lbnielle Debbas 59 L'esnrit du karate Pierrette Comere 60-. La danse akobie . . . en faites-vous? Diane Guay 72 Le combat des judokas fhininesau Quebec Mane-Jme Clouher 77

Ces dames du 49e siecle Donaid Gua)! , , 82 Les rites printaniers 1983: notes sur la rencwtre de Toronto Jeanne rMwanda 84

ENGLISHIANGWIS Sport, Capitalism, and Patriarchy Cathy Bray 11 We Want to Plav . . . We'll Plav: Women and Soort in the Twenties and Thirties Helen Lunskvi 15 Hamilton's Hurdler: Ektty Taylor Cathy ~Macdonaid 19 What Research Tells Us About the Physical Potential of Women Kathy Somelville 27 Reproductive Responses to Endurance Exercises in Women: From Corsets to Shin Splints Jenlynn Prior and Yvetre Vigna 35 Issues Concernins Girls' Sports Partic'iuation duringv Childhood and Adolescence - janice ~itcher - 43 In Praiseof Older Women Athletes Diane Palmason 50 The New Female locks Thelma McConnack 55

Other ~ndofihe gale. Disabled Lvse Blanchard 66 Ontario Legalizes Discrimination Bruce Kidd 69 What the Federal Government is Doing to Promote Women s Sport Sue Vail 75

Feminism and Swrt: Linkingw the Two throuphw a New Orzanization" Nancy Theberge ' 79

PERSONAL EXPERIENCES PERSONNELLES To Finish is to Win Hilarv Matte 22

BOOK REVTEWSlLIVRES A LIRE

Books Received 97

POESIEIPOFTRY Mother's Liturw for lonathan at 3 :Mareo Swls 4 Another Sandra Kirby 6 Triathlon fnck~e:Matte 26 Attacked Ann Stephensun 26 Sur i'korce du bouleau Jacqueiine matte 68 Fourire LisaDeSozy 18 a lesbian quarterly

CONTENTS Number Nine, Fall 1983

Notes to Our Readers Leaving Women, poem by Melanie Perish From "Appalachian Stories," by Kit Dorsey She Could Have Made Something of Herself, by Kit Dorsey Thou Shalt Hgve Teeth, by Ruth Mountaingrove Self-Portrait, by Ruth Mountaingrove Comfort, poem by Michele Connelly We have to ask the question: What is happening? by Baba Copper Stingrays, by Janet Capone Merril Mushroom, 1959 Confessions df a Butch Dyke, by Merril Mushroom For Mary Cate, poem by Susan Hansel1 Why Should a Lesbian Write an Autobiography? by Diana Robbins A Short Account of My Behavior, by Terri L. Jewel1 Motherwort Meditation, drawing by Billie Potts Being a Fat Separatist, by Diane Denne So You Wanted to Know, by Leah Pesa Kushner Untitled, oil painting by Paula Got tlieb, photographed by Kathryn Kirk Ward D, poem by Beverly Burch I Meet the Queen of Hearts, by Hannah Blue Heron , Remembrance, by Jacqui Mandy Photo, by Chris McGuigan wake-up call, poem by Sheryl L. Nelms Lesbian Cop: One Woman's Story, told by Lynn (pseudonym) to Judith McDaniel Some True Confessions about monogamy, omnigamy, non- gamy, and the whole bit, by the Hick Cartoon, by zana Colnmon Lives/Lesbian Lives Bookstores Volume 13. No. 2 WCML September 1983

Newsletter of the Women's Caucuse

MODERN LANGUAGES

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Roster...... :...... 3 Letter from the Editor ...... 5 . . Recent Publications...... , . . . . . 6 Miscellaneous Announcements...... , . . 7 Bibliography...... , ...... 9 UCHL Dues Form ...... 11 Newsletter Forms ...... :...... , ...... 13

Dancing Thru the Mine Fields (From Anne t te KO lodny) ...... 15 Outrageous Women

2 Introduction 18 Mexico 3 Sudan And the Women Soldiers? Tomasa Garccd Every Moment That I Live Fatma Ahmed lbrahim 20 Maghreb (North Africa) 5 Spain Country of Sand Isabelle Eberhardt No Pasariin .La Pasionaria 24 Chile 8 China Hecho en Chile La Batucana To My Chinese Sisters Qiu Jin 25 South Africa 10 Czechoslovakia Advocating Change The Maidens' War 26 spain South Africa Poetic Paradise Ruth First 27 France/ Peru 11 Chile When All People ... "Don't Worry, I've Got My Guitar" Flora Tristan Violeta Parra 28 Israel - 14 England Rebel With a Cause Felicia Langer In Praise of an Extremist Emily Davison 29 India Bandit 16 Brazil Phoolan Devi PagG . 31 ~etters 3 2 Resources I FEwiIsiTIsr STUDIES

Volume 9, Number 2 Summer 1983

Preface

Shirley Glubka Out of the Stream: An Essay on Unconventional Motherhood Michael Grossberg Who Gets the Child? Custody, Guardianship, and the Rise of a Judicial Patriarchy in Nineteenth-Century America Nancy Folbre Of Patriarchy Born: The Political Economy of Fertility Decisions Horior Moore Poems Marilyn Hacker Poem Hortense J. Spillers A Hateful Passion, A Lost Love

In the World: An Art Essay Ann Schofidd Rebel Girls and Union maids: The Woman Question in the Journals of the AFL and IVQW, 1905-1920 Sharon Hanman Strom Challenging "Woman's Place": Feminism, the Left, and Industrial Unionism in the 1930s

Notes and Letters Notes on Contributors Publications Received women's studies library resources in wisconsin vol. 4, no. 4, summer 1983 TABLE OF CONTENTS

FROM THE EDITORS ...... 3 Report on progress ?wards the creation of a data base in wonen's studies. CONTRIBUTIONS IRVITEO ...... 5 ORAL HISTORY ...... 6 Yomen in the Holocaust: Uisconsin Survivors of the Holocaust Documentation Project. by Sara Leuchter. SPECIAL COLLECTIONS ...... - ...... 8 Rare Book Department, Memorial Library. UU-Madison: A Conversation with Assistant Curator Deborah Reilly. WOMEN It1 PRINT: UPDATE ...... 12 Report on the first Northwest Wanen In Print Conference. and plans for a second Midwest conference. HEUS FROM UU-PLATTEVILLE ...... IS By Jacqueline Ross. Director of the Uomen's Studies Program. UU-Platteville. PERIODICAL NOTES ...... 16 New periodicals: For Us Women Newsletter; @. Second Series; Out!; Uomn's Diaries; The Uomen's Review of Boots; Uomen's miesResearch in Wisconsin. Ceased publication: Sojourner: A Third World Women's Research Mewsletter. Special issues on Black writer Gay1 Jones; gender and secondary school curriculm; feminist fiction and poetry; the impact of Black men in education; substance abuse mng women; 19th- century men and the frontier; women and education; and Nicaraguan women. ITEMS OF NOTE ...... 20 Publications from the ALA Committee on the Status of Women in Librarianship; 1983 Ladyslipper guide to women's music; two new films. "The Yisconsln Farm Wan" and "Fighting for the Obvious'; ten years of women's history postcards from Helaine Victoria Press; and educational materials to promote girls ' achievement in math science. UISCONSIN BIBLIOGRAPHIES IN WOMEN'S STUDIES ...... 21 A new bibliography on "mainstreaming" men's studles. NEU REFERENCE UCRKS IN YOMNeS STUDIES ...... 21 New sources on men and literature, women's employnent and affirmatlve action, and guides to fundlng. Reviewed by Susan Searing . BOOK REVIEUS ...... 26 A Dlsabled Woman's Critique of Literature Dealing Illth Disabled Women, by Kathleen Hagen. "The Physlclan's Hand": Uork Culture and Conflict in American Nursing. by Barbara Melosh. Reviewed by Judith Walzer Leavitt. Feminist Art History: A New Direction for thc Eighties, by Estella Lauter. SUPPLEMENT: INDEX m FEMINIST COLLECTIONS VOL.~.1982-1 983 FRONTIERS: A Journal of Women Studies 1983 Volume VII. Number I TABLE OF CONTENTS Lena to Our Rcadas...... iv WOMEN'S ORAL HISTORY TWO Women's Oral History, The Second Decade Sherna Berger Gluck ...... 1 The Next Step Susan H. Armitage...... 3 Syrian-Lebanese Women Tell Thcir Story Evelyn Shakir ...... 9 From the 0ne.Room Schoolhouse to the Graded School: Teaching in Vermont. 1910-1950 Margaret K. Nelson ...... 14 The Two Search for Alice Paul Amelia R. Fry ...... 21 From Oral to Visual: A first-Timer's Introduction to MdiProduction Elizabeth Jarncson and David Lrnfest...... 25 Using Oral Hiitory to Chan the Courx of Illqal Abonions in Montana Diane Sands...... 32 Women Talking: Feminism and Adult Literacy Work Jane Mace ...... 38 The Southern Paiute Woman in a Changing Society Lucille Jake, Evelyn James, and Pamela Bunte...... 44 Digging Beneath the Surface: Oral History Techniques Sherry Thomas ...... SO The Pebble Lounge: Oral Histories of Go-go Dancers Phaye Poliakoff ...... 56 Hearing Voice: Oral History as an Aid to Reading Judith Stiuel ...... 61 Good Work, Skfer! The Making of an Oral History Production Amy Kesselman, Tina Tau, and Karen Wickre ...... 64 The World of Our Mothers: Family, Work, and Education in the Liva of Jewish Immigrant Women Sydney Stahl Weinberg...... 71 Three Qeneratiora of an Oral History-Raders Theater Project Telling Our Life Stories Corky Bush ...... 80 Woman as Subject. Oral History as Method Katherine Jenscn ...... 84 Using Oral History to Find the "Common Woman": An Arizorra Project Mary Aickin Rothschild...... 87 Aki Kato Kurosc: Ponrait of an Activist Sue Davidson ...... 91 Building Multicultural and Intergenerational Naworkr Through Oral History Cindy Cohen ...... 98 What's in a Butter Chum? Objects and Women's Om1 History Joan M. Jensen and Mary Johnson...... Women's Oral History in the Classroom: Three Views on Sourca Shema Berger Gluck, Sue Armitage, and Joan Jensen...... I09 I Selected Bibliography on Women's Oral History...... ill Directory of Women's Oral History Projects and Collmions Compiled by Nancy D. Mann...... 114 IN BRIEF ...... I= Women's

Volume 6, Number 1 Journal Spring 1983

Editors' Note Child Support Law and Policy: The Systematic Imposition of Costs on Women Nan D. Hunter Case Studies in the Treatment of Women Under Social Security Law: The Need for Reform Barbara A. Mikulski & Ellyn L. Brown - The Judicial Portrayal of the Physician in Abortion and Sterilization Decisions: The Use and Abuse of Medical Discretion Andrea Asaro Rape, Racism, and the Law Shifting the Communication Burden: A Meaningful - Consent Standard in Rape Challenge to Single-Sex Schools Under Equal Protection: Mississippi University for Women v. Hogan Erasing the "Bottom Line": Connecticut v. Teal Recent Developments Book Reviews HECATE A Women's Interdiscipli,naiy- vol ix, nos 1& 2, Journal 1983.

Editorial THE ANTI-FEMINIST RIGHT IN AUSTRALIA 'Women Who Want to be Women' in Australian.Politics in the 1980s Irene Webley Australia-First, Women Last: Pro-Fascism and Anti- Feminism in the 1930s Craig Munro The Right to Life Offensive Since 1969 Judy Mc Vey WOMEN'S STRUGGLES Migrant Women Organise: The Kortex Strike of 1981 Sandra Bloodworth The Feminism,of Eleanor Marx Jane Sunderland Nicaragua/Women/Revolution Eileen Haley READING LITERARY TEXTS What Does Woman Mean? Reading, Writing and Reproduction Sneja Gunew 'Deep Into the Destructive Core': Elizabeth Harrower's The Watch Tower Frances McInherny PO.EMS AND STORIES Pamela Brown, Jenny Boult, ~ithWalker, c.j.r. maj, Kerry Scuffins, Shelley Dempsey, Eileen Haley REVIEWS AND REPORTS 'Modes of Consumption and Reception' Carole Ferrier 'Add Women and Stir?' Susan Gardner Prostitutes as Workers Kay Daniels The Victim Fights Back: Women, Politics, Fiction, Crime Bron rven Levy Women's Studies in Northern Europe Susan hlagarey apd Susan Slzeridan FRENCH FEMINISM AND THEORY Interview with Luce Irigaray Kiki rlmsberg and Aafke Steentztlis Translated by Robert van Krieken Contemporary French Feminism: Bibliography Ailbhe Stny th The Journal of Women's Arts & Letters Table of Contents

1983 Number 8

Marie and Robert Secor 6 The Victimization of Violet Hunt Garth Clark 20 Beatrice Wood Luster: The Art of Ceramic Light Edith Milton 28 Someone's Uncle fiction Alice G. Brand 36 Three Poems David Knaus 38 Therese Schwartz: Taking the Square Rochelle Ratner 42 Sylvia Plath: Beyond the 0iogr;aphical - LouAnn Faris Culley 50 Angelica Kauffmann: A London Portrait Nancy Lee Couto 62 Discovering America in the Morning poem Susan Kronenberg 69 Prayer #I poem Angel Kwolek-Folland 72 The Useful What-not and the Ideal of Domestic Decoration Joanne Hamlin 84 Merq Otis Wnrren: Patriot with a Pen Recording Excerpts from Mere Otis Warren's works read b? Joanne Hamlin 9 1 Notes on Contribzltors A feminist magazine by women in Kitchener-Waterloo

Summer 1983 spring 1983 Volume 11, No. 3 Volume 11, No. 2 Table of Contents Table of Contents Articles Articles The Last Straw ...... 9 Another Woman for Peace ...... 6 by Moe Lyons bv J~unnrFrtrhcart Lunch with Judy Chicago ...... 16 An AnciCnt Song ...... 12 by M~chalManson by Can4 Ann Weaver Women of Nicaragua ...... 16 Art, Fiction and Poetry by Barbara Carry Pen and Ink Drawings ...... 1. 4 by Mana Sendrea Fiction and Poetry Listing ...... 6 Feminist Blues ...... 5 by Netha K. Denby by Sheh Dalton Untitled Poem ...... 8 "She's Got One in the Bush" ...... 8 by Card E. Chappk by Alexa DeWkl Familiar ...... 9 Waitin for Rain ...... 12 by Ndha K. Denby by Lin! a Kenyon "Re-mrmkring Women"...... 15 by Shawn Coud~er ' "Hollow Floors" ...... 17 by Judith Miller "Skills" ...... 22 by Carol E Chapplr Poems ...... :. 18 "Kept Woman" ...... 23 by Tsigane by Dale Luucareas "Grey and Black" ...... 24 by Sandra Stewart Regular Features Letters to the Collective ...... 3 Regular Features Reviews ...... 19 W.I.S.P.S...... 2 Unclassifieds...... 22 Letters to the Collective ...... 3 She's Just Bring tiysterical ...... 24 Contributors ...... 17 Reviews ...... 19 Journal of Women's Studies

Editor: Sherri Clarkson I Volume 6. Number 3' ~ay/~une1983 Contents WIFE-ABUSE, LATE-VICTORIAN ENGLISH FEMINISTS, AND THE LEGACY OF FRANCES POWER COBBE...... I95 Carol Bauer & Lawrence Ritt

CATATONIA AND FEMININITY IN OATES'S DO WITH ME WHAT YOU WILL...... 208 Janis P. Stout

FEMALE JANUSES: AMBIGUITY AND AMBIVALENCE TOWARDS MARRIAGE IN MID-VICTORIAN WOMEN'S FICTION...... ,216 Shirlty Foster

I SUBDUED FEMINISM: JANE AUSTEN, CHARLOTTE BRONTE ANDGEORGEELIOT ...... 230 I John Hutcheson MANAGER COMMUNICATIVE STYLE AND PRODUCTIVITY: A STUDY OF FEMALE AND MALE MANAGERS ...... 258 Carl Camden & Jan Witt

SEXISM, RACISM, AND TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE: TWO CASES OF MINORITY PROTEST ...... 270 Coleman Romalis & Shelly Romalis International Journal of Women's Studies Editor: Sherri Clarkson Volume 6, Number 4 ~eptember10ctober 1983 Contents MALE-FEMALE DIFFERENCES IN CONCERN FOR ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY ...... 291 Jan R. lMcStay e( Riley E. Dunlap

FEMALE HOMICIDE OFFENDERS IN THE U.S...... 302 William Wiibanks

SEX UNITY, POLARITY, OR COMPLEMENTARITY?...... 3 11 Christine Allen

HUMAN RIGHTS: THE UNFINISHED STRUGGLE...... 326 Riane Eisler

THE IMATERNAL KIN UNIT IN BOLIVIAN URBAN ADAPTATION ...... 336 Gordon N. Keller

WHATEVER IT IS,-DON'T CALL ME ONE: WOMEN STUDENTS' ATTITUDES TOWARD FEMINISM. ... ., ...... 3 52 Margery Fox & Doris Auerbach

THE 'SKIRT' OF NESSUS: WOMEN AND THE GERMAN OPPOSITION TO HITLER ...... 363 Carolsue Holland & G.R. Garen

REVIEWS

Unsung, A Histo y of Women in American Music, by Christine Ammer ...... 382 Reviewed by A.H. Levy

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Volume 5, Number 2 1983

CONTENTS

Karen Rasco Collages

Janine Canan Birthday Widow

Pat Pinegar Tea: A Kind of History Plucking Words

Maria Ceraulo Sister 11

Crystal Brown Leaving Vietnam Affair Monsoon

Snake River 20 Pewter Pitcher 21

Anna Tomczak Photographs 22, 23, 52, 58, 59

Margaret Robison ~ovingYour Books Outside the Rain Freezes

Elizabeth Chase ~aGiWarashina, Ceramist Morrow

Regina decormier Not before candles Shekerjian Across the immeasurable distance

Nancy Corson Carter An Interview with May Sarton 37

Abby Rosenthal The Hook 49

Barbara Helfgott Hyett Lament Antarctica .

Victoria Lowther The Maraschino Grape 53 Notes Concerning the Bitch Goddess 60

NOTES FROM CONTRIBUTORS 69 NOTES TO PROSPECTIVE CONTRIBUTORS/SUBSCRIBERS 71 Volume 5, Piumber 3 1983

Eileen Eliot Florida Native Why did I name you Elizabeth Towers Photographs 8, 9, 10, 11 Gail Paige Shepherd Bringing Up Baby 12 Yvonne Sapia For a Farmwoman, Left Behind by Her Lover Kaija Dittmer The Moon behind the Sun 21 Kathleen David Drawings 22,23 Jesse Lee Kercheval Arizona Considered as a 24 Healthy Climate Colleen Creamer The Man in the Foreground 27 I Am the One Leaving 28 kathy freeperson In Search of the Female Poem 30 Love Bug 31 Christy Sheffield Florida Bed with Flora Sanford Sharon McGinley-Nally Paintings 34.35, 36, 37 Mary Jo Thomas For the Sister Who Sleeps in Her Own Bed Nearly Song Jane Lester A Little Night Music Social Butterfly Elizabeth Johnson Preceding an Irrevocable Mistake 42 Jack Nicholson's Eyebrows 43 Lillie 0. Chaffin Abishag: with Insomnia 44 Enid Shomer Sorting Socks 45 Oena McDuffie Drawings 46,47 Barbara Holley Groundhog: Albuquerque, New Mexico, June, 1981 - 48 Renee Faure Watercolors 50.51 Dorothy Burris Retirement in Sun City 52 Ruth Moon Kempher White Herons, from Sunday, Monday 53 From The Prattsburg Correspondence, THE THIRTEENTH LETTER 55 Rhonda Riley Loving the Autistic Angels Kathryn Horn Photographs 60,61 Cynthia Cahn Pamela 62 Maureen Ooallas Crossing Alligator Alley: The Everglades at Dusk Stranger in Town NOTES FROM CONTRIBUTORS NOTES TO CONTRIBUTORS/SUBSCRIBERS Number 8, 1983

Feminine Sexuality: Interview - 1982 Juliet ~Mitchelland Jacqueline Rose Introduction to L 'Ane Dossier Nancy Wood L 'Ane Dossier - the mother in the unconcious Marie-Helene B rousse- Delancof Marie-Christine Hamon Dominique Kalfon Bernard Fonty Eric Laurent 'Mothering' Parveen Adams Freud and H.D. - bisexuality and a feminine discourse Claire Buck Seduction, Sedition, and the Dictionary - Review Feminzim and Psychoanalysis: The Daughte~k Seduction Joan Copjec Displacing the Difference - Review Natu~e,Culture and Gende~ Beverlev Brown Index to m/f nos 1-8 1978-1983 QUARTERLY REPORT ON MINERVA WOMEN AND THE MILITARY

Volume I, Number 3; Frill 1983

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----Letter to the Reader...... ill Special News Supplementr *Not Just Another Classrm A in the Army Repdrt...... 17 Filmmaker's Story...... 69 -- by Joan A. Jordan Bulletin Board...... 25 Excerpts from the Testimony of Lynda American Veterans Committee Holds M. Van Devanter, National Women's Session on Women Veterans...... l Director, Vietnam Veterans of America, by June h. Willenz Before the United States Senate Committee on Veterans Affairs, Publications: New and March 10, 1983 ...... 75 Army Nurse Corpa Foundation Forthcoainq...... 42 Plans for Museum ...... 3 by COL Rita A. Cleveland, "Women in the Army Policy USA (Ret.) Reviews Reviewm--An Exclusive Interview with LTG Maxwell R. Thurman, Vice Chief Stiehm, ed., Women and Men's Wars...... 45 of Staff of the Army...... 86 DACOnlTS Members Visit Military by LtCol en ~C-AT by Kathryn M. Hodqes Installations ...... 4 by LCDR Nonna Cheatham, USN (Ret.) 'Women in the Army Policy Reviewm--A Military Sociologist's Analysis...... 90 Military Family Resource Center by Dr. W. C. Devilbiss Offers nelp for Students and ProLessionals ...... 7 Stephenson, The Nazi Organization by Lea Ann Walker --of Women...... 53 by Dr. DmAnn Campbell ---Letters to MINERVA...... 107 WEAL Information Center on Women and the Military Considers ERA...... lZ Martin. Breakin & Enterin r by Jeanne Atkins and Pollcewonen on !atrol ...... ?...... 56 The Last Word...... 110 Carolyn Becraft v by CDR ~ar~r~iams,USU (Ret.)

WEAL States Positions on Women and the Military ...... 15 Reprinted with permission of the Women's Equity Action League, Military Women in Fantasy and Washington Report Science Fiction...... 59 by Valerie Eads a women9sreview of small presses VOL 4 N0.3-4 FALL, 1083 $2.50

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(page 42) The Turmoil of The Luxury of Teenage SucuaUty 44 ~o~uliitMechanics: Stereo--Macro Sound Summer Reading-- 37 What Is the Atom. Mother? Will It From Micro Fifth Annual List Parents' Components 20 Mixed Signals Hurt Us?" by Marilou Awiakta by Sheree Crute Fiction and 27 by Ellen Goodman Nmfrom An Over: 50 78 New Paperbacks 42 BodyIMind: Anti-Nuke Jailings Kids' The New Bedford 23 Spark New Cause; Gang Rape: High Colonies- Nonfiction Coded Messages The Retum of What's in a Name? by Ruth Bell Who Were the Men? 76 A Lot Sa by Mary Kay Blake The Purge and Leni Zeiger by Jan Alexander Selections Anqered barenm Wildflower From the Past Year's Waitresses Fight 81 Reviews Age Discrimination: Stories for Free Referee Betty Uli Children: First on Men's Teenager's Guide Playing Fields; To Sex Safety Actions for July by Arkne Kramer Richards and Irene Willis Cowphotograph by Andrea Blanch Swimsuits by Speedo. 56 Lost Women: Playwight Madam CJ. Walker- Marsha Norman: Cosmetics Tycoon An Optimist Writes by A'Ldia P. Bundles About Suiadt. 103 Confinement and Feminist Notes: Personal Report- rrabcth Stone Ms.at 11 31 &es&~r The Mother of Us All" 6 1 106 Hits the Road Cabiiet Member by UibethWood Margaret Heckler: ZTZ&osure- Reagan's Answer to Breast-feeding 34 The Gcqder Gap? In Public Trashdancin bv Judii Paterson by Angda Bonavoglia by Martha M32n ahd Lavinia Edmunds 1-10 - Back Page: Who was 'Mrs. Arthur Koutler" And Why Did She KiU Herself? by Adrianne Biue 1 FEAWS / DEPARTMENTS I I POETRY& FICTION / I READING 7 Letters &om Readers 15 People: The Time ~MiuiIpn Monroe Hid Out At Our House an interview with Joe and Olie Rauh by Harriet Lyons 21 Parenting: 39 My Two Daughters' Cover Story: Abottioas Poetry: Love Among by Nan Hunt 36 The Classifieds- Rosy and Cocoa 27 by Tania H. McCloud A Take-Charge Way Forlu!I: me17 To Meet New People The Clnb, the Yoke, 93 17 by Lindsy Van Gelder And the Leash-- Arise Up and Call Her Blessed News from All Over. 44 What We Can Learn When Uncle Sam Friendship From the Way by Emily Hening Wilson Doesn't Want You.. . In Black and White: A Culture Treats .4lert! Millions Beyond the "Some of Animals Fiction: To March My Best Friends by AVIMCantor 49 On Wasiungton; Are.. ." Syndrome 77 Stories for Free ARM Sues by Bebe Moore Tnrvel: Children- 33 Catholic Church; Campbell Canwing the Yukon- Make a Wuh Modern Menace-- AWizard0f From Whitehorse to by Mavis Jukes Norman Mailer's Computer Fantasy The Bering Sea "Andent Evenings" by Sue A Sherrod, M.D. by Sey Chassler 87 34 Feminist Notes: First Black Simone de Beauvoir Woman Novelist On Love and Same Makes Literary an interview History 124 Yeam by Alice Schwarzer Later- 96 Harriet Wilson's Body/Mind: "Onr Nig" Deciding About by Margo .Jefferson Breast Reconstrnction 35 62 by Abby Avin Beison 25 Stories To Make 83 Triathlet- 102 An Opthist Weep Thia Month: A New Breed of Back Page: GhBemadt's h Fed-up Nation Superwoman Growing Up To Be The mte mobilizes for by Patricia Freeman h 'Ydty Old Womann Paeeion of Peace- by Caroline Bird Expectationy* Marches, Peace Camps, 66 Mystery Bonas- by Adnanne Blue Quilts,and More The "Headhnnting7* 54 Game: Even If Yon The Orchard Walls Love Your Job, by Ruth Rendell Cover photogmph You May Need an by Executive Recrniter Chris CULLS On Yonr Team by Susan McHenry LI .

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Suit Your Income- y Jan Collins Stucker ...... 92

of WiUa Cather: Phyllis C. Robinson's ....,.. .. -,,,-.-.-..-,. "--.- .-.-..-.,- -.....-...... - 22 YFatmy & AloxandeP by Susan Dworh ., ...... ,... -.-... .- ...xn#lxn#lxn#l.-...xn#l.....-..-...... 39 "Say Amen, So- by Judith Wion ...... 40 *berQ BIuasn by Martha Nelson ...... 40

NEWS FROM AUOVER: A~eU-Sufhage by Sword and Sex; Y((~en~~~Uvd; LA. Womm'r Buiidlng at 10; WhoSaylPdi~YBeFunl;TheWomenWho Trrbr Gynacdogistq. Diet Whimsy ...... 2S I MAKING CHANGE: What's Dm& Abaut a Feminist Bookstore? OCTOBW1983 VOLUME XI!, No. 4

page 41 ISTHE BINGE-PURGECYCLE CATCHING? A NOWOutbreak of Eating Di+order?i by Susan Squire ..-...... -,...... -.-.,-. 41 Wtrets AnYou on the Eating Arc? ...... 45 WOMEN IN SCIENCE: The Passion of Discovcy by Vivian Gornick .-. -..---.,.....--- 50 IS IT SOMETHING INTHE FWD?A Mysterious Epidemic 01 Precocious Sexual hdopmentby Nora Zamichow ...,.---., I,..-.-..--.-.-.-- 92 FINDING A CAREER THAT LOVES YOU by Karen Rubin .-I.....,-,.-..,--- 98 TALKING REVOLUTION: Have You Ever Been Afraid Of Pubiic Speaking? So Was Iby Glona Steinem -..-...--. 108

page 18 EITERS FROM READERS ....-.-..-.-.,-.----.-.-----... 10 RLADING: On Writing, Magic, and Eva PeM: An Intcniew with Argentine's Luisa Valenzueh by Barbara Case ...... 18 Sex Advice from the uRoMem hdym and Her Roper Sister by Ellin Stein .-....,-.- 20 BODYIMIND: The Selling of Premenstrual Syndrome-- Who Stands To Gain? by Andrea Boroff Eagan --....-,.,-.,-,,-..-.....--. 26 MUSIC: Sylvia Robinson-Rap Mruic Queenby Marcia Giespie .--,I.----..----.-- 32 FILM: Review of uHeart like a Wheelwby Lindsy Van Gelder .,-..,,-..-...---- 36 Movie Bio-Shirley Muldomey, Drag Ramby Sheree Crute ..-.-,.,,,------36 In ShortdHeat and Dust, * Big Chill" .,.-.-..-..,-,-..-,--...--.-- 37 PEOPLE: Petra Kelly-Europe's Radical Pememaker by Adrianne Blue -...... ---,-- 119

NO COMMENT ...... ,.^-^-.-....----.-.- .. .---.---,,----.. 144 BACK PAGE: Abortion RighbWherc Do We GO fmm Here? by Rhonda Copelon -.-. 146 Caverphotogmph by Jade AlM;mdcap by Bill Weslweland; food by C-7~8 Ulrich of CHEFS Caterers ' I

INli30DUC1NG A NEW MAGAZINE ...,-..,..-..------. .- 57 1 ARE MY STUDENTS READY FOR UFE? by Mary Kay Blakely .-.-,.,- .. 58 1 THE PARADOX FOR BLACK STUDENTS by Audrey Edwards 66 SEX AND SELF-DISCOVERY by Sarah Crichton ....-.--....-.-..-.----.--.---.-. 68 FRIENDS AND LOVERS by Temma Ehrenfeld ...... -----.-,.--.-.--..--.------. 69 page 74 COUEGE FICTION CONTEST WINNER Bastard Child by Paula K Gover-LeffingweU .....,.--..-.--.---....--.....-..-...--.-.-.--.--.. 74 RunnersYp ...... 78 WHEN UNDERGRADUATESCREATE HOME AWAY FROM HOME photographs by Jeffrey Scales ..--.-..-.....-.-.--.... --."...-----.-"---.--... 86 NEWS TO LIVE BY f ty& by Mary Peacock 71 I Computsrr by hdsyVan Gelder 72 1 Therapy by Marcur Rockwood 791 Room m+tbtll by Laura Fisslnger 91 / Yesp by Ellen Sweet 96 1 Humor by Margy RocMn 106 1 Food by UsnlYn Johnson 116 GAZEITE: News from All Over Campus Act~vlsts-Fightmg Rape, Consumer Rip-offs, Sexual Harassment ..-.-.-..-.-.-. 61 and 81 Cover zllustlntum by Pat- DnJdsn I I Volume 12, Number 5 A Quarterly Journal (&:-of ~ci'enceFiction and Critical ,-?;;. - Feminism

VOL. I, Number 3 Spring, 1983

Table of Contents

EDITORIAL The Author as Critic by Janice Bogstad------1

FEATURES Samc Reflections on The Fall of the Towers by Samuel R. Delany------2

The Early Delany: A WisCon V Panel Discussion------14 with Mary Kenney Badd------14 Catherine McClenahan------15 om bylan------18 Janice Bogstad------20 Samuel Delany------. 21 A Feminist Recovery of the I-Ching, Book of Change: OBSTRUCTION 39 by *ry Lee George<------23

Wells and James, LeGuin and Delany: A WisCon V Panel Discussion---- 24 with philip E. aveny------24, 26, 27, 28 Janice Bogstad------25 T~~ %ylan------26, 27 Samuel Delany------25, 26, 27

COLUHNS Tidings: Spring, 1983 by Karen Awess------'------28 Young Adult and Juvenile SF and Fantasy by Beverly DeWeese------30 REVIEWS Joan Aiken ' s A Bundle of:Nerves by Grace 0 'Malley ------33 C. J. Cherryh's The Pride of Chanut and Wave Without a Share by Sue Blom------34 Elizabeth Lynn's The Sardonyx Net by Janice Bogstad------35

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r Vd IX No 7 July 1983 Table of Contents Editorial /Letters ...... page 2 Psychiatry Equals Control...... page 3 Elizabeth Stone House...... page 5 Music by Women...... page 7 Women Producers...... page 10 Irene Dymkar...... page 11 IRA Women/ Sexual Slavery...... i ...... page 12 plus news. national and local. calendar and announcements

Vol IX No 8 JABLE OF CPNTENTS September 1983 Women's Studies Conf ...... 1 ...... page 3-11 Racism & Anti-Semitism: ...... Page 4 Older Women ...... Pa.ge 7 Lesbian Sexuality ...... Page 7 '- Arab-Americans ...... Page 9 Guns & Butter ...... page 10 Mental Illness...... page 10 Class 8 Race as Barriers ...... page 11 Peace Photos College...... page 12 Peace Encampments...... pages 14-20 r . vol IX No 9 October 1983 Table of Contents . Letters...... Page 2 Free the Five ...... page 3 Eating Disorders ...... page 5 Abortion Laws ...... page 7 Men's Conference...... page 8 . Halloween Witch Quiz ...... page 10 . Record Reviews ...... page 11 Peace Camps ...... page 12 I Ne men's Times

a review of literature and the arts issued stx times a year as a regular supplement to the New Women's Tknes

number 28 Jul y/Augus t 1983

- - EONTENTLme anOR PURPLE by Alice Walker...... revlauad by Becky Birtha...... paga 4

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number twenty-nine September/October 1983 CONTENTS

BONFIRE by Celia Gilbert...... revieved by Ann Spanel ...... Page 4 H.D.: THE LIFE AND WORK OF AN AMRICAN POET by Janice S. Robinson PSYCHE REBOFW: THE EMERGENCE OF H. D. by Susan Stariford Friedman.. ..reviewed by Rochelle Ratner.. page 5 IN A DIFFEEW VOICE by Carol Gilligan ...... revieved by Phyllis lkutsch ...... p age 7 THE ANATOW OF FREEUIM: FEMNISM, PHYSICS AND GLOBAL POLITICS by Robin Pbrgan...... revieved by Marilyn Frye ...... Page 8 THE CONVERT by Elizabeth Robins...... revieved by Lisa DiCaprio ...... p age 11 VOICES IN THE NIGHT: WOMEN SPEAKING ABOUT INCEST edited by Toni A.H. McNaron and Yarrow Morgan ...... revieved by Della Smith ...... p age 13 SHINY OBJECTS by Mame Benedict SHIMH AND OTHER STORIES by Bobbie Ann Mason...... revieved by Susan Elernit ...... p age 14 I IKON edited by Susan Sheman...... :...... page 15 t COMPARABLE NORTH: Wo&n Worth health Uork...... 1 NEW DISEASE: SWLL BREASTS...... 3 TALC AM) CANCER...... I1 CMNDIFFERENCES: Third Frld NO IORE BENDECTIN.. .ll Women and Feminist ...... Perspectives...... 4 . - COmON DIFFERENCES; One international Feminist's Perspective...... 7 INDIA: Brf de Torture Protests.. 14 IRELAND: Anti-Abortlon...... 14 SEXOLOGY CONFERENCE: INTERNATIONAL LESBIAN CONFER- Clitoridectomy ...... 8 ENCE...... 14 Incest...... 8 INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S FILM Discovering the Pleasures of the FESTIVAL...... 14 Vagina...... 8 FIMTING FEMLE SEXUAL SLAVERY Sexist Sleaze...... 8 GLOBALLY...... 18 national SENECA PEACE ENCAMPMENT...... I5 FBI RULES ENDANGER PROGRESSIVES. 16 PUBLICIZING ABORTION: MORE WEN PROTEST INSURANCE DIS- CRIMINATION...... I8 KNOWLEDGE, MORE CONTROVERSY . Y Ths media ccmpdign initkted ILLIAMSBURG PROTEST...... 23 by the Camrittee I% ~efend lesbian /gay Rq&ti~ Rights...... - .lo GAYLIFE HOSTILE TO WOMEN...... 16 ACCUSATIONS OF RACISM 1N SEATTLE: A Zt white speakers at an labor abortion mZZy angers ZoooZ oanen...... 12 POWER FAILURE IN THE ELECTRONIC COTTAGE-...... 17 $12 MILLION BANK BILL OVERDUE ...I 7 NOW LEGAL WORKERS UNIONIZE ...... 17

THE POLITICS OF REALITY by Marl lyn Frye...... -19 FRIDA: A triqmphy cf Fri& Kah& by Hayden Heirera...... 20

LETTERS...... 22 CHICKEN LADY (Announcenents I.. ..24 ADVERTISEMENTS...... 25 our backs volume Xlll august- number 8 september cmtents1983

NATIONAL WOMEN' S STUDIES ASSOCIATION Analysis of the Supreme Court Abortion Decision...... 18 INTROOUCT ION b KEYNOTE...... 2 Bulimia: Binging b Purging...... 22 PLENARIES Uunen's Studies: Autot\aml(/ Intearatian/Transfomtion/-, Revolution...... :.2 -- Racism and ktl:Semitism in Alive!? a women's jazz group .....30 the Women ' s Movement...... 3 Ronnie Gilbert. -former %herof International Femlni zatlon of the Weavers talks while on Poverty...... J ...; .5 tour with Hoi ly Near...... jl ttel Adnan. author of Sitt Marie- -Rose, ?he story of 3 Lebanese WORKSHOPS . woman ...f ...... 32 Asian-American Women's Studies ...... 7 Feminist Education...... 7 Feminist Pedagogy...... 7 Issues Concerning Arab Women and Male Violence: The Feminists ...... 8 Visions and Struggles of the Feminfst Theory...... I0 Battered Women's Movement by Lesbian Separatism: Hers tory .71~3an,7?h~rit t~r...... ::I h Theory ...... 10 The Hearts of Men: American Lesbian Ethics...... ,. ... .ll Dreams & the Flight from a80 Comnitment by trcrrhara Ehrpenretc;i...... -27 BLACK MOMEN'S HEALTH CONFERENCE..12 Black Uomen Writers at Work edited @@@ by Clqudin Tale...... 28 SURVIVING S STOPPING INCEST : Bringing the issue of incest Jazz: A Wanan's Beat into the anti-violence Winds of Change by haqd movement ...... i6 Watkins fa record) @@@ American Women in Jazz: to the Present by Sally HAZARDOUS JOBS: Work b Health 20 ... ~tneksinIn b~ok)......

Women's Camps for Peace 4n U.S: letters...... -33 Puget Sound, New York City h Chicken-Lady...... -37 Seneca Falls...... 14 Ads ...... ;..;...... -...... 38 Wanen Coal Miners Fight Sexual Harassment ...... 17 Abortion Foes Fa1ter ifiSenate; Fight on in House ...... 19 Reproductive Rights Group Organizes Multi Ethnic Project...... 23 Women Demonstrate against Playboy...... 26 SEPTEMBER 1983 OCTOBER 1983 VOLUME 7 NUMBER 1 VOLUME 7 NUMBER 2 In this issue In this issue ANNA OF ALMA ATA HOW T'HE WEST WON MAGGIE BROWN 3 by Susan Gillies 3 by Byrd Gibbens COMMUTER MARRIAGES BLUE DAY IN AUGUST by Kathryn Sweney by Kathleen Hedtke 4 - 6 "COULD WE BE FRIENDS?" - - &3 by Linda O'Brien WILMA COLE AT SENECA FALLS 7 by Elizabeth Hampsten WOMEN COMING INTO OUR OWN I by Toni A. H. McNaron STeLA FRITZELL, A PLAINS WOMAN by Sara Hanhan and Kim Yeager SABINA 8 by Elizabelh Hampsten 7- from BURLINGTON (poems) by Julie Fay LETTER FROM BLOOMINGTON, IN: 10 PRAIRIE RAMBLER by Joen Livingston Webber 13 by Emily Johnson GRAND FORKS ALLEYWAYS by Naomi Yaeger -- 15 Helen Stauffer and Susan Rosowski, GOING PUBLIC: "YES, I WAS ASSAULTED" Women and Western American Literature, by Katvn Swedback . and Teaching Wornen's Literature from a 10 Regional Perspective, edited by Leonore 11 IN THE BADLANDS Hoffmann and Deborah Rosenfelt by Robin Becker Reviewed by Mary Ellen Caldwell William Sherman, Prairie Mosaic 14 PRAIRIE RAMBLER Reviewed by Eleanor Merrow by Emily Johnson w INDEX: SEPTEMBER 1962 - June-July 1963 ul 38. RFR/DRF Volume XII, Aumher 1, March 1983 i~ontinued) PART I\' Lesbian Theory

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A Mullivariale Invc~iytianof Pcreeptud Attributions Concerning Ewluations of Competence u a Function of Scx and Marlul Status 7 59 Gender Approprbtenw in L.n(uaga CWeEraugh and ErkI Fbrcnmn onthm L &y-Rnk d JMICSR. WUfox Children's Pcrceptbnsof Relative Compelence in Scx-Typed Occupaliona 767 Sex-Relaled Differencer in the Aspirations of High SchdStudents Amie Gmn mdJeanne M. Haighr Nira hiller Ceder Consuncy: A Methodulogical and Thcoretkd Analysis 775 Sex Diikrenccs: A Sludy of the Ear of Ihc Bcholder W Qnn Mar& d Ch&s F. bkhwsn. Jr. Sandra IfeCu~mellCondry. Jolrn C Condry. Jr.. and Lee WoIfiam Pogaidvcik Chitdren'a Rrccptiana of Parenu adTheir Roka: A Croer-Natbnrl Stdy in Auanlh. En~land,North America. uwl Sweden 791 Dcsirabla and Undcdrrble MLIfUlioC and Femini Tniu in Relrtbn to Jul&I~eD. G. Cdhad Rot& J. Guhl~nan Sludcnta' Ilietiq TenPInciea adBody kaye ~thCaction Rqvn~onclC Hawkins, 11. SUM lbrd. ad LidJ. kkwn Employee Reutbna to Suporvision and Work Emhation as a Function of Subordinate md Mmqcr Ssx 813 Cenaraliziq about Sex Rob mdSdl-Ewcm: Rdtsor Effects? J-I R. hBorl mi Amelb Shhgbrlecker nf.ao-.n. ~.~ocbd.nd~.E.HW

Maie and Female Careers: Sex-Rok md Oceuptlonal Sterco~ypcr Among High School StuJmla Sylvia Lifschirz BOOK REVIEWS 84 1 Do Maruline Proawns Used Generically Lead to Thwgh~sof Men? C hfaureei~Cole. Frances A. Hill. adLeMJ. hyley ERRATUM 847 C BOOK REVIEWS Sex Roles A Journal of Research

Vol. 9, No. 8 August 1983

CONTENTS

Perceptions of Male and Female Initiators of Relationships Susan K. Green and Philip Sandos

Sex Differences in Cognitive Abilities and Sex-Role Stereotypes in Hong Kong Chinese Adolescents Susan Keyes

Perception of Sexual Experience: The Impact of Nonverbal Behavior Luis T. Garcia and Barbam Derfel

Effects of Sex of Defense Attorney, Sex of Juror, and Age and Attractiveness of the Victim on Mock Juror Decision Making in a Rape Case Nora K. Villemur and Janet Shibley Ny de

Attitudes Toward'the Equal Rights Amendment as a Function of Knowing What It Says 89 1 Marsha B. Jaeo bson . Fear of Success Revisited: Introducing an Ambiguous Cue Stephen A. Gravenkernper and Michele A. Paludi

An Analysis of Factors Affecting Traditional Family Expectations and Perceptions of Ideal Fertility 901 Wilbur J. Scott and Carolyn Stou t Morgan

BOOK REVIEWS 915 SOJOURNERa

THE NEW ENGLAND WOMEN'S JOURNAL OF NEWS. OPINIONS. AND THE

JULY 1- AUGUST 1983

VOLUME 8 .NUMBER 11 VOLUME 8. NUMBER 12

POETRY. FICTION & PHOTOGRAPHY

. Sephardic Jewry: The Issue of Otherness. . 3 Flowers Among Thorns ...... 3 Interview With Tillie Olsen ...... 4 Fiction: Walker Among Us ...... 4 The Tools of Guilt & Intimidation ...... 4 Profile: Elaine Ford on Fiction ...... 6 The Hard Fight Against Oppression ...... 5 Writing & Sharing in "Sheer Beauty" .... 6 Towards Unlearning Anti.Semitism ...... 5 Profile of Marita Golden ...... 7 Rosie ...... 6 Freehand Guides Writers/Photographers . 8 Going in Gold ...... 7 Resource Listing for Women Writers ....-8 Photo Essay: The Beaury of the Dream ... 8 Original Poetry begins ...... 9 A Safe Place for Discussion ...... 10 Original Photography begins ...... 9 Homosexuals and Judaism ...... 11 OTHER FEATURES Judaism on Film ...... 14 Judith Wachs: Unsung Sephardism ..... 17

OTHER FEATURES * Travel: Sites & Sights in Europe ...... 15 2 da DEPARTMENTS I Women's Peace Camp Opens ... Books ...... 13 Calender ...... 16 DEPARTMENTS Cinema ...... 14 Calendar ...... 16 Classifieds ...... 19 Classifieds ...... 19 Music ...... 17 Cinema ...... 14 Poetry 12 ...... Letters ...... 3 Sports 16 ...... Music ...... 17 Theatre 11 ...... News ...... 16 Visual Arts ...... 15 THE NEW ENGLAND WOMEN'S JOURNAL OF NEWS. OPINIONS . AND THE ARTS % 1.01)

SEPTEMBER 1983 OCTOBER 1983

VOLUME 9. NUMBER 1 VOLUME9. NUMBER 2

LIVING AND LEARNING WHAT ARE FRIENDS FOR?

Carol Gilligan on Girls and Dependence . . 5 Wheaton Pioneers Women's Studies ..... 5 Center Fosters Economics for-People .... 6 An Anarchist Feminist Looks at the Law . 6 The Education of a Blind Woman ..: .... -7 Reaganomics Sparks "Quiet Revolution" .8 What Is "Romantic Friendship"? ...... 4 WTI Offers Non-Traditional Training ....8 "We've Been Friends Since Four" ...... 5 Drawing My Friendship Network 5 GLSB: "No One's Laughing Anymore" .. 9 ...... Can Women & Men Really Be Friends? 6 women-oriented Education ...... 9 . ... Nurturance in Education ...... 10 Nurturing Both Babies & Friends ...... 6 From What Did You Learn Most? ...... 12 Female Friendships on TV ...... 7 OTHER FEATURES Eleanor, Her Daughters & Me ...... 8 OTHER FEATURES DC March Moving Yet Disappointing ... 10 DEPARTMENTS Books ...... 11 Calendar ...... 14 Cinema ...... 12 Persephone Press: Why Did It Die? ...... 4 Classified ...... 19 Women Wage Peace at Seneca F.ds ..... 13 Letters ...... 2 The Jailing of a Lieutenant ...... 15 News ...... 13 Poetry ...... 12 DEPARTMEiYTS Sports ...... 16 Books ...... 14 VisualArts ...... 12 Calendar ...... 16 Classi fieds ...... 19 Letters ...... ; 2. 18 Music ...... 13 News ...... ;...... 16 Poary ...... 17 a women's liberation magazine July 1963 65~ issue 132 USA $1 .SO

FEATURES 6 Heroin Addiction - a woman's story that goes beyond the stereotype 24 The Spills and Thrills of Election Mania - how manic did it make you?! 25 A Report of Our Readers Meeting in London 27 Cartoons from our readem 28 The Ineffective Equal Pay Act - proposals to banish the loopholes 31 'I used to-be Jo Nurse' - unemployed but determined to survive 35 Atheism - life without religion 42 Feminism and Nonviolmca - extracts from a new pamphlet and three responses to it 57 Tic Tac - a Black women's coop showing us how 18 Lonely Amongst the Feminists - racism in femin~sm 60 How to Make the Women's Liberation Movement Accessible, Part One 61 Interview with an El Salvadorean Woman and a Tribute to a Woman who died in the struggle there

FICTION AND POETRY 20 New Blood by Moy McCrory 30 On Learning of my infertility by Judith Hemming 47 First Blood by Rina Vergano

REVIEWS 47 Music: Lazy Ways from the Marine Girls, Sweet and Sours and Lask Exhibition: Caribbean Flawurs and the Feminist Arts Group in Nottingham Books: Peace and Technology including Keeping the Peace edited by Lynne Jones, Brothers by Cynthia Cockburn and Fathering the Unthinkable from Brian Easlea Theatre: Far Above the Rubies by Julia Pascal and Daiky Pulls it Off by Denise Deegan Film: Godard's Pasion, Confidence - a new film from Hungary and Tony Garnett's Handgun

REGULARS 4 Letters: the controversy rages on (guess which one), birthmarks, monogamy, adoption, the police and replies to previous letters on Greenham 9 News: Reporu from PlVAW day of action and Women's International day of peace; recruiting white women for South African defence; Lord John puts the boot in and much more 32 Shortlist: courses, conferences, fun, music and more 36 Classified Ads: find a house, job and friend . . . 64 Subsaiptio~:Five mya to look at Spare Rib every month 3 SWN Rib n produad collectively by full-tim hti.Susrn Ardill, Raisin Boyd. Farunoh. Rtal Feiix, Manny, Osmn, Sue O'sullivan. Jan Parker and Louise Williamson, and mn-timso Sue Hancock. Carole Sp.dding and Ruth Walltgrow. Special thanks this month to: Dondie Cox, Annette Luau. Atricia fiwnddr. Stella Crew. Irene Sheprtone. Pam Jackson. Am- Huntley, Alexandra Watson, Heather Lennon, Marg Girdwood. Susan Hemming and Mamie Fapan. FEATURES

ily Law -what they mean for women ovalevskaya - Russian mathematician ation Movement Accessible, Part Two L 57 Interview with Petra Kelly of the German Greens 58 Exploring Anti-Irish Racism in the English Women's Movement 60 Morthorn Ireland and Greenham Common - connections and contradictions 63 Cartoons - Collectively Sisterly FICTION AN0 POETRY 44 The First Death by Geraldene Gibbons 5 1 Silences (After Tillie Olsenl by Freda Mary REVIEWS 47 Exhibition: Architectural Drawings and Eastern Carpets Books: The Song of the Lark by Willa Cather, Michele Robert's new novel The Visitation, short stories by women in Everyday Matten, and more, plus children's books Theatra: Walkingon Walter at the Liverpool Playhouse and For Coioured Girls Who Have Considered Suicide, a new production at the Half Moon Theatre. London Film: Dark Circle, a film on the nuclear age and two new films for Lesbians - The Hunger and Personal Best a REGULARS 4 Letters: Rasta Sisters appeal, Black Lesbian views,

i baby-battering, Housewive's Choice and more 9 News: Rememberlng Ruth First: Scottish Women's Health Fair; Halirnat wins against deportation; Leeds' sex shop attacks - police harassment of feminists Increases: USA Black women prisoner, and much more 32 Shortlist: Check up on what other people are up to! 37 Classifieds: find a job, house and friend . . . 64 Subscriptions: The subs page photograph was sent to us from Canberra, Australia. It's part of a lagqer wall mural painted by women artlsts celebrating women. The photo is by Lesley Goldacre. a womer,;S libaa!ion magazine issue 134 September 1983 65~ USA $1.50

FEATURES 6 Lesbian Mothers' holiday - Talking about our gseds. 20 Susan Griffin on American Feminism - now and in the future. 28 Feminism and the Labour par& - after the election Sarah Roleufs looks a'. the histqy of a soc~alist-feministvision 36 Racism -the debts of the Women's Liberation Movement. 42 Toxic Breast Milk - breast is not necessarily 'best' any more. 57 Housing - Ideal Homes; a history of Women's co-operatives. 60 Strong Love - Strong Grief - by Daphne Mimmack. FICTION & POETRY ' 23 Ursula by Jill Kirkby, and The Accident by Kandy Harrov. 62 Alley Stalkers by Joanna Christina; Snow White by Margaret Guery; A Hot Day by Gloria Evans Davis; Aoril '82 by Beatrice Questry.

REVIEWS 47 Exhibition: at the People's Gallery. Books: Sisters by June Levine, a personal history of the Irish Feminist Movement; the popular What do Women Want, Luise Eichenbaum & Susie Orbach; Who Was That Masked Woman?, Noretta Koertge, and others. Theatre: Women Live - Scotland. Film: Another Time Another Place, and Friends & Husbands, and ~ducati& Rita. TV: Women talking frankly about their feelings? -Jury series about a rape trial and the +motions surrounding it; and Whale ~Vusic, one of an ITV ssries of 'Women's Issues' plays. Music: The Marine Girls live, and Tania Maria. - Dance: Indian Dance Gala, and Lola Pa Loo laby Patricia Bardi.

REGULARS

4 Letters: Adoption; 'Lonely' among French feminists; Endometriosis, Atheism and religion, i'ros and cons on Spare Rib . . . 9 News: Women reject Thatcher. Debendox decis~on,women prisoners in Taiwan and Guatemala, Peace Ctmps, mining woman's death and more . . . 31 Shortlist: 'extra' pull-out - of publicationsiprojects/campaigns . . . 37 Classifieds: consciousn~ssraising, groups, housing, jobs . . . 64 Subscriptions: pool your resources and take out a sub soon . . . I I VOLUME VII NUMBERS 1 & 2 I

FayeMoskowitz 1 139 ColleenMcElroy 1 7 Judy Juanita 1 141 Kathleen Spivack 1 19 Rosa Maria Arenas 1 28 Chris Llewellyn 1 43 FICTION

Donna Masini 1 63 ' Madelynkrnold 1 95 WandaColeman 1 67 Amy Goldman Koss 1 133 Luz Maria Urnpierre 1 88 Luz Maria Umpierre, translated by Nancy Mandlove 1 89 ART Ellen Marie Bissert 1 113 May Stevens I cover, 5

Carol Dorf 1 126 StellaWaitzkin 1 94, 168 JuliaAlvarez 1 129 Gina Gilmour 1 118,128,152

TESTIMONY Antonia Baquet 1 21 Carolina Maria de Jesus, translated by Marilyn Hacker 1 53 SuzanneKelly 1 71 Cicerda Fernandes de Oliveira and Danda Prado, translated by Linda Shockey 1 79 Beth Brant 1 90 Maureen Brady 1 145 Joan Nestle and Regina Nestle 1 153

REVIEWS SHE HAD SOME HORSES, by joy Harjo, and NAR'RATIVES, by Cheryl Clarke I MichelleCliff 1 169 FOLLY, by Maureen Brady I Bertha Harris 1 175 OUR GROUND TlME HERE WILL BE BRIEF, by Maxine Kurnin I Margaret Morrison 179 NATURAL BIRTH, by Toi Derricotte I Alicia Ostriker 1 183 ZAMi: A NEW SPELLING OF MY NAME and CHOSEN POEMS, OLD AND NEW, by Audre Lorde I Marge Piercy 1 187 EN EL PAiS DE LAS MARAVILLAS, by Luz Maria Urnpierre I Nancy Mandlove I 191 CIRCLES ON THE WATER and STONE, PAPER, KNIFE, by Marge Piercy I Carolyne Wright 1 197 Tulsa Studies in Women's Literature Volume 2, Number 1 Spring 1983

CONTENTS

From the Editor's Perspective

Corinna of Tanagra and Her Audience Marilyn B. Skinner

Marie de France's Ingenious Uses of the Authorial Voice and Her Singular Contribution to Western Literature MaflmoneM. Malvern

Louise Labe's Debut de Folie et d'Amour: Feminism and the Defense of Learning Anne R. Lam

Emily Dickinson and the Self: Humor as Identity Nancy Walker

The Subtle Satire of Elizabeth Bowen and Mary Lavin Janet Egleson Dunkaq

Treason Our Text: Feminist Challenges to the Literary Canon Lillian S. Robinson

NOTE Rhonda Keith

REVIEWS Ruth Perry, Barbara Fass Leavy, Martha Chew, Anna Norberg, Manly Johnson NEWS-VIEWS.REVIEWS

TABLE OF CONTENTS' WLW in Action - Janet Freedman 1-2 Rewards of Stack Crawling - Kathar~nePhenix 3-5 New Arrivals: A Bibliography of Books and Journals on Parenbng - Karen Yamashita & Helen Josephine 6-11 Highlighting- - Women (Katitalt Resource Center of the National Federation of ~usiness& Professional Women's Clubs) 12-13 Up Your Wages - Helen Josephine 14-15 Medxa Review - Books - Kathv Burnett, Marcia Burnham. Anita Garey, Kathleen Hirooka, and w are; Yamashita 16-24 Continuing Guide to Senah - Sue Seanng 25 Records - Carol Starr 2 6 Women in Librarianship Research - Katharine Phenix 27- 2 8 Women's News (Womanhood Media: Pathfinders : Catalyst Librarvts Data Base; Bilingual ~ditionof National NOW ~irn~sC 'Established; New Edition of Or

Cartoons by Bulbul on pages 1,2,14,15,23 and 31. Drawing by Janet Hall on page 24 and by Carol Starr on page 18, bottom column; graphics from William Rowe on page 18, top column, and page 19, plus the cover. FALL EQUINOX 9983 Co~entd NUMBER THIRTY-SEVEN VOLUME TEN Front Cover: Woodcut.. .'Triple Goddessn by Cynthia Seawomyn , Sacramento, California Calligraphy throughout: Hannah Blue Heron, age 57, Wolf Creek, Oregon Inside Front Cover: Poem.. .Yvonne Zipter Art and poem.. .Abby Willowroot, Sacramento, Cat ifornia

2. Art.. .Sandy Hackworth, Shasta , California Poem. .. Sarasvati , Ashland, Oregon 3. Moondance.. .Suzanne Langi 1le Art.. .Abby Wi 1lowroot 4. Poem.. .Artemis Cedaruomon Art.. .Abby Wi 1lowroot 5. Song.. .Liberty Be1 1 , El Cajon, California Art.. .Fran 0.. Wayne, Nen Jersey 6. Poem.. .Amber Coverdale Small What Is Magic?. .. Shekinah Mountainwater 7. Art...Abby Willowroot 8. Righteous Fire.. .Denise Janzen 'Art., .Tzivia 9. Art...Abby Willowroot 10. Poem.. .Pat Monaghan Art.. .Abby Willowroot Mother-Tricks and Treats.. .Anne Carson 11. Erotic Politics and Power.. .Ruth Mountaingrove 12. Poem...DanielleNotaro Art ...AbbyWillowroot FindingMyJewishnessRhole, andart...Tzivia 14. Spirit Guides.. .Linnea Almgren New Cassettes.. .Chris Carol, Ruth Mountaingrove 15. Who's Who in the Cosmos...TimelsChild 16. Poem.. .lorien, Noel-Anne Brennan, Ariadne Song.. .Time1 sChild Transcription by Hannah Blue Heron 17. The Light of the Mother, and art.. .Janet McCrickard 18. Poem.. .Dawn Singer Art.. .Judith Hacnak, Anchorage, A1 aska 19. Grandmother Medicine Woman. . .Beth Beurkens Art. .. unknown 20. Our Crone Healers' Legacy.. .Bill ia Potts Photograph.. .Diane Tong 22. Beginning a Dossier on Ancient Womn.. .Grace Shine1 1 24. Art.. .Claudia Col an, Northhampton, Massachusetts 25. Images of Deceit.. .Anita Quintanil la Art.. .Susana Libana, Austin, Texas 26. Art and Quote.. .Nett Hart and Lee Lanning Border Art.. .Marcia Patrick, Ashland, Oregon 27. Women's Work: Women's Tools.. .Carol R. Exner Art.. .Abby Willowroot 28. Technique and Women1 s Toi 1.. .Valentina Borremans Art.. .Nadine Zenobi , Chimayo, New Mexico 31. Art.. .Ruth West, Newtann, Massachusetts Poem.. .Mar-Garet Andreas 32. Poem.. .Rachel Pol 1ack Art.. .Christie Dauphin, Two Harbors, Minnesota 33. Italian Sl sten Struggle Too.. .Camille Compo 34. Redefining Non-violence in Central Awrica.. .A1 ice Ray-Keil Art.. .Claudia Colan 36. Poems.. .Christina V. Pacosz and jodi Photograph.. .Cl ytia Ful ler 37. A Child Marches Against War.. .Revi EkGauley Art.. .Tzivia 38. Conflicts and Connections.. .Tzivia Art.. .Seneca Encampment Poster 40. Facing Fear With Karate.. .Sheila Rose Art.. .Lora hell, Gray, Tennessee 42. Art. ..Billie Jo Mericle. Grants Pass. Oregon- 43. Art.. .Selma Miriam 44. WomanSpirit News.. .Jean Mountaingrove A Delight to Ear and Soul ...Chris Carol 45. Letters.. .Separating is Hard, Our Letters Share Our Process 47. Art.. .prairie jackson - 48. Gains and Losses, a Conversation About Separation Photograph and Art throughout by Linda Stein 52. Poems.. .Cheiron Sariko McMahill, Terri L. Jewell, Linda Browne, Leslie Grove Art.. .Abby Willowroot 53. Poem. ..Gayle Jandrey, Annis Pratt, Barbara J. EkGrath Art...Jennifer Weston, Grand Rapids,Michigan, 54. Song.. .Kerry Kohut and Zana, Wolf Creek, Oregon 55. Dance with the Grace of Age.. .Louise Mattlage 56. Poems.. .Pat Monaghan, Sandra Hausfeld Art.. .Abby Willonroot 57. There's a Dance in the Old Dame Yet...Ruth Mountaingrove Poem...Isabclle Lyle 58. Announcements 59. Photograph.. .Janice Baker 60. Celebrating Sixty.. .Time1 sChild Photographs.. .Jean Mountaingnwe and Time1sChild Transcription by 63. Letters Art.. .Thea 5. Gidlow Linda Stein Additional Calligraphy.. .Lora hell.. .pp. 37, 60, 63 and art on Page 1. Inside Back Cover: Song and Art.. .Chris Carol Back Cover: "The Henit" from Goddesses of the Tarot by Susun Weed, Woodstock, New York A Journal of Liberation volume 8 no. 3 Class & Money

Reflections on Class Consciousness Poetry Jean Turner Lucile Angela Morreale Barker

Mary and Magda Experiments in Cost-sharing BSrbara Mujiea Joan Njkelsky

Poetry Women- in India Margery Everden Evelyn Edson

The Female Counter-Economy The Father Poem Susan Cavin Susan Doro

Poetry Judith Sara Heslep Paterson Jones

The Invisible LesbianlFeminist Printer Women in Construction Iowa City Women's Press Collective Lynn Johnson

Developing Insensitivities Benefits by Zoe Fairbairns Ann Bunting Reviewed by Judy Stivelband

Murals in Managua Braided Lives by Marge Piercy Betty La Duke Reviewed by Debby Sarsgard

Welfare Poetry Elizabeth Casper-Rolfs Wanda Egan

Poetry 2 1 Ripening by Meridel Le Sueur Martha Campbell Reviewed by Carol Ehrlich

ClassIAct 2 2 Poetry Susanna J. Sturgis Ellen Marie Helinka

Classism, Sexism, Racism, and the 2 6 Editorial 70 Situation Comedy K Edgington Poetry 71 Marion Cohen Telling Our Stories 30 Sue Dove Gambiil Resources inside back cover

Dear Mr. 6 Marion men

On the Fringe Cynthia L. Goddard

Falling Through the Cracks Barbara Turner Summer/Fall 1983 Volume 8, Numbers 213 WOgEN

Lifting the Curse of Menstruation A Feminist Appraisal of the Influence HEALTH of ~enstm&on 0n ~0men'~Lives ... the journal of women 's heulth cure

Preface Sharon Golub, PhD

Lifting the Curse of Menstruation: Toward a Feminist Perspective on the ~enstrudCycle 1 Randi Daimon Koeske, PhD

Menarche: The Beginning of Menstruaf Life Sharon Golub, PhD

Menstrual Health Products, Practices, and Problems 37 Nancy Reame, RN, PhD

How Does Menstruation Affect Cognitive Competence and Psychophysiological Response? 53 Barbara Sommer, PhD

Dysmenorrhea 91 Mary Anna Fnederich, MD

Premenstrual Syndrome: A Selective Review 107 Judith M. Abplanalp, PhD

The Relationship between Psychopathology and the Menstrual Cycle 125 Anthony W. Clare, MD

Menopause: The Closure of Menstrual Life Ann M. Voda, RN, PhD Mona Eliusson , PIzD Volume 2 Number 1 Spring 1983

CONTENTS

EDITORiAL 1 Betts Collett

A Holistic Approach to Postpartum Depression Gordon Plwnb

Anorexia Nervosa, Bdiminarexia, and Bulimia: Labeled Pathology and the Western Female Valerie S. Smead

Psychological Cousequences of Rape and Variables Influencing Recovery: A Review Michelle C. Lenox Linda R. Gannon

The Group Treatment of Battered Women 5 1 Elissa Lewis

Grimm Beginnings and Today's Realities: Growing and Becorning 59 Nancy Eisenman

Self-Nurturance Through Leisure: An Issue in the Counseling of Dual Career Women 63 John -Shank The Woman Artist: A Struggle for Self-Realization 69 Tarnar Cohen

REVIEW SECTION ?Re Obsession: Repections on the Tyranny of Slenderness, by Kim Chernin 8 1 Reviewed by Sally Hayman

Barriers Between Women, by Paula Caplan Reviewed by Beverly Burch

Electroshock: Its Brain-Disabling Eflects, by Peter Breggin, MD 86 Reviewed by Elaine Leeder Personal Best: A Critique of the Movie 93 Reviewed by ?heirnu P. Catalano WOMEN'S INTERNATIONAL NETWORK NEWS 1- 8 ION3 AND PEACE VO 1 ume 9 INTERVIEW with Petra Karin Kelly Number 3 WOMEN TO END WAR IN THE WORLD (WEWW) PEACE ie a Women's Issue rn USA Summer 1983 U.K. Greenham Cormnon Women Tour America @AND - Women's Actron for Nuclear Drsarmament W'SENCAMPMENT FOR A FUTURE OF PEACE & JUSTICE - Seneca County, HY PORT from First Peacemaker Tour to USSR - second Tour Announced SbPYR WOMEN'S COMMITTEE Appeal -la1 -la1 issue of Women of the Whole World S*T9A*R Campaign Continues THE ECONOMICS OF THE ARMS RACE - John Kenn~thGalbraith DISAIWWZNT WEEK Announced by U.N. 9-12 WOMEN AND THE UNITED NATIONS CMlPlISSION ON TBE STATUS OF WOMEN : Preparatory Body fdr 1989 End of Decade Conference XU3 - INTZRNATIONRL LABOR OFFICE: Directory of Governmental Bodies // Statrstics of Womcn s Participation in Economic Activities // Micro- Electronics and Office Jobs // World Employment Programnu Research Series INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON POPULATION (UNFPA) : nutico, ~uqust1984 : Oble~trves, Preparations, Informatron Activities WP~TIONAND DEV~MPMENT: ILO World Employnuant Programma Report ESCO (United Nations Educational.Scientific and Cultural Orqanization): Women's Studies and Social Services an Asia // Study of Chinese Textbooks // Studies on woman in Southeast Asia ASIA AND PACIFIC DEVELOPMENT CENTRE : Work Program for Women // APSE Newsletter Specral Women's Issue 13-14 WONEN AND INTERNATIONAL AFFAI RS : CLEAR1NGHOUSE Listing of International Employment Opportunities at: WWO : World Health Organization Em: Food & Agriculture Organization ~EF: U.N. Children's Fund UNESCO - U.N. Educational, Scientific & Cultural Organization 5%Ee Technical Assistance Recruitment Service NGO: IVS (International Voluntary Service)

15-18 WOMEN AND DEMLOPMENT INTERNATIONAL LABOUR OFFICE : Women at Work Journal // Training for Wonmn Seen Priority Need in Asia APPROPRIATE TECHNOLOGY: Has anything changed for women? MEN AND THE SUBSISTENCE SECTOR: Economic Participation of Women in Nepal THE INVISIBLE FARMERS: Women rn Agricultural Production - BOOR REVIEW TRANSNATIONAL INSTITUTE : Feminrsm Project WOMEN IN DEVELOPMENT : A project of the International Demographic Data Ctr., U.S. Dept. of Commerce INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL STUDIES. The Hague : Master of Arts 'Developmnt Studies 19-27 WOIEN AND HEALTH CONFERENCE ON WOMEN AND HEALTH - by WHO Regional Office for Europe/ Peebles/Edrnburgh ABORTION: World Review (Fifth Edition) of Abortion Statistics // Abortion Legrslation in Spain // Abortion Legalized in Turkey // Right to Free . Choice in USA Affirmed by Supreme Court // Abortion Statistics in UK // International Contraception/Abartion/Sterilization Campaign : Conference proposed Summer 1984 FAMILY PUNNING: Health Right Journal, Australia CHILDBIRTR: Risks of Wical Interventions in Pregnancy and Birth by Ruth Hubbard // The Whole Birth Catalo - a sourcebook for choices in childbirth // ChLldbirth Choices: Whatqto Ask, Where to Go, Who to See // Sharp fall in Teenage Mothers in UK // Childbearing rate among U.S. teen- agers skyrockets // Infant mortality rates 1980/81 // Midwifery Conference in U.S. WOMEN'S HWTH: Leichhardt Community Health Centre - Australia // Facts about sexually-transmitted diseases NUTRITION: 230 Million women in developing countries suffer from nutritional anaemla according to WHO // Discrimination results in nutritional depriva- tion for Indian women. 28-29 FEMALE CIRCUMCISION : GU4ITAL A?ID SEXUAL MUTILATION U.K.: Bill to Prohibit FC/m Introduced and Debated in the British yrliament FRANCE: Actions by the Ministry of Women's Rights to Safeguard Health of African Children in France INTERNATIOXAL HEALTH TRAIPIING PROGM working in Africa (Example: INTRAH) -funded by US/AID-strll fail to take preventive measures. volume 9 WOMEN'S INTERNATIONAL NETWORK NEWS Number 3 Summer 1983 30-39 WOMEN AND. VIOLENCE (continued) WIFE ABUSE: "Best Rdy: Lock up the Abuser' // The Homa Front: Notes from the Fanuly War Zone by Louise Armtronq - BOOK REVIW // AEGIS - Maqazrne on Ending Violence // Wife Batterurq in Canada /I' Israel: Camparqn Aqairut- Violence // wife Abuse in Gewny /j voicer of women who experrence violence // Docmaantary film: 'Violence Aqatnst Wcraen' INTERNATIONAL NETWORK AGAINST TRAFFIC IN WOMEN L FEMALE SEXUAL SLAVERY AGGRESSION r VIOLENCE : A male sex difference ~~~IIEN.ACAINSTPORNOGRAPHY rotactron o rape vrctima rn fn// Canq rape in Tavern cheered by %eP~atrop. // :UN ~murtsconferred raorsts i ~ndiaescalates - US - an Instrtutiorul Responu 40-42 WWN AND FQIA INTERNATIONAL: cERTS/FAO (U.N. Food &'Agriculture Orqanrzationl Reviw and other FA0 ~utrops// ILO - Interlutional Labor Office Publied- tiom // International Women's Naws by Internauonrl Nliancs of Woman // Socialist Women InternatlooaL // CBANGE, Intern8uoh.l hrhlisatron // fowunrqu 'elCanada71m~Imicountries taa e AS^ &'PACIFIC: Australia: pub-farxist Resources // broadsheet // Mra: Manushr // ~mlippinra:Women Netwrk NATIONAL: F:Press Reports fram mexrco // ROW (Riqhts o Famrnrst ssues: UK // Lesbian Connection: USA // Wonuin's Resources ctr.:ux 43-49 Wm,AND ENVIRONRENT URBMIZATION, UODERNIZATION AND CBANGE by Pran P. Boskan (adapted from The Hosken e ort AND APP;OERIA& T~C~MCYby Lisa iost AND ENVIRONMTS Journal / Canada A BALENA - InternationaL Women's School for Technical L Cultural Life ~YPATIA CLUSTER AWARDS go to women astronauts

9-54 REPORTS FROH AROND TiIE WORLD : MIDDLE EAST ME WOMEN OF THE UNITED ARAB EMIRATES by Linda Usra Soffan - BOOK REVIEW QAUOI ARABIA: Ncv.work prohrbrtron rules bWW: The S'tatus of women // Modesty dress rules enforced --: Equality legislation to bm proposed // Unrversrtres disriminate 55-63 REPORTS FRDH AROUND THE WORUI : ASIA AND PACIFIC ASIA C PACIFIC : Socio-Economic Statistics of Women BANGLADESH: Divorce on the rise ~NDIA:"I~~&~women tday and towtrov'- lecture by Devaki 3ain // Women and 7G'Gry: from oman an's ~mk'Nwrletter // Autonomous women's movement in India bv Vibhutr- - Patel AUSTRALIA- NaUonal Winen's Advisory Councrl A. - roblems of vorkinq men Womens' Actron Forum Protests law of =vrdence proposal // Pakrstan Uomen's Instrtute PHILIPPINES: Womn Lauyers play important role I LANW: Minrstry for Woman's Affairs created .NEPAL: Production credit for rural women to increase rncome. 64-66 REPORTS FROR AROUND THE WORLD : EUROPE BRITAIN: House of Commons - a formrdable bastion // Fear of dimrssal -stops drscrrminatron complaints // Orqanrzed sport discrirnrnates YuGO~LAVI'~:Plrst rnnrversary of Yuqoslavra's femaie Prime Mrnrster USSA: Sovlet Women's Comrttee // Soviet Women: In socrety, the economy, trade unronr FRANCE: Women gaLn In local elections // Curde for Sin la Women casa Delle ~OMO - International Conference // 9Associatron of ltalian Women for Development (AIDoS' 67-75 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD : AERICAS WOMEN IN ANDEAN AGRICULTURE: Study published by 11.0 (Int. Labor Office) PERU: Creatrvldad y Cambro - Women's Resource /Educatron Centre // ToraTrrstan" Peruvlan Wornon's Centre VOICES FROM NICARAGUA: Journal of Culture & Reconstruction ~NINICA: Women's Actlon L Research Centre -ADA: Unemployment of Women rncreasrnq -supreme Court bans unequal pensrons // The 'Gender Gap' // Economlc Turty Act discussed rn Conqress // Natronal Women's Party // Payrnq Women What they are Worth // U.S. Census shovs women lob garns // Aqenda for Economrc Equrty // Women's Reseazh L Educatron Xnrtltute // U.S. Womsn In Pol~tlcalOffrce // NOW Presrdent condemns Reaqan's Polrcres // Affrnn- atrve Actlon threatened I/ The Myth of Equality // Women Vrctma of Bud- get cuts // Dr. Sally K. Ride. first U.S. Woman rn Space // Prolect on the Status and Educatron of Womrn // Natronal Women's Hall of Fame // Black Workrnq Women Conference // Nev Publrcatronm 76 1NFORNATION OF INTEREST : INTERNATIONAL 5CCOh'D INTCRXATIONAL INTERDISCIPLINARY CONGRESS ON WOMEN, CroKIrnqen, 1904 T'ERRE DES PEnnrS : A World Survey of 'domen 1n pocketbook form (rn French) WOMEN'S INTERNATIONAL NETWORK NEWS Volume 9 1 EDITORIAL: COlVlITFRNT FOR CHAHGE Number 4 2- 3 llOMN AND PEACE Autumn 1983 : UNITED NATIONS: Centre for Social Development and Humanitarian Affairs. Vrm~a,sponsors Peace Aeetrnq, Lkcember 5-9, 1983 // U.N. Disarmumnt Wk// Disamuant Nemletter // Infornution materials CONTINUING THE PEACE DIALOGUE: USWUSSR Peace Ar*era Tours organized

4.6 WEN AMD THE UNITEU iYATIONS COM1TR.E ON TW ELIXINATION O? DISCRIMIXATION AGAIXSZ %MEN: 2nd Session V.c 'PRUNING XNSTITUTZ tor the Mv~ncemmtor women Lnauaurated Auaust 11 NGO C&ITTEE ON-THE U~N.DECADE FOR wmr~ ~ATIONALCONleREXE ON POPULATION - scheduled for Auwst 1984.M~xico - b xR-0~: hney 6 Medals Program funds women's aOlt r--,--,,.-el= &&iPROPILE ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN in Asia and Puific ~JESCO: Folk Media and IpTSS mdra rn Population Carmunication // Trans- naU0Ml cormmicacion and cultural rndusuies 7- 8 WOMEN AND INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS : CLEARINGHOUSE WLIO: World Elealtb Organization m: Food and Aqrr.'ulture organization mrS: Technical A8sist.nce RIcruitmsnt Hrvin UE~CO: U.N. Eeucational, scientific r cultural organization WBANX: Internatiorml hnetary Pd INTERNAT~AL:Aswciates in Rural Demlopmmnt -NGO: ' Job Opportu!%itiesBulletin

WOUN AND PMPEICIT RIGHTS: A world rev1.u of the loyal status of wmn - A proposal for a worldwide caparatrw invastigatton of -n's access to property oururship including proposals for change to provide equal access w land and real esUu, rqardless of sax. The investiqatzon' to be carried out inrtzally in at least 10 different countrzu/Societzes on a11 continents WORLD DCVELOPt4ENf REPORT BY WOW BANI RIGUTS 01 WOMEN in znterrutrorul law: workbook by InurnatioMl ~man's Trlb-r------I@M - International Council of Voluntary ~qencies- Wws W~STOUR TU CHI?lA propored by WIN NnrS to study -nos developent ~CH- Tuhnral Assistance Infomation Clearing Bouu -AN0 HULTINATIOluLS - Spacial revia & Trickle Up Pmgrrm includes p.ny -n 15-26 WOEN AND HEALTH HEALTH EDUCATION: World Health Organization promotes discrimination in ducation // Us8 adia international h-ltb education// Family Health publications by U%O // Wman and breastfeeding // Appropri- ate technology for health // Nutrition Educacionr visual aids // Training of traditional birth attendants m'SHyJ.TR/CBZLOBCXRING L NUTRITION ESXXERi RESOoaCrS / *st Arrica (in e'rcnchl SLAllfC HEALTH EDUCATION : Iran INTERNA~ALCONGRESS: WORLD teDLRATION OF PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOCIATIONS ABORTION: Commonwealth abortion laws, 1982 // Man-arde abortion lawe m La- txn- -.. Amrrca-- - kill wan // Irmlrnd makes abortron unconstitutional // Spain: bact1.i-for &~tiDi~i~Zii~.~foncontinru // Wxico: abortions leqalized FANILY PUNNING: The 5- ~iqhtto Iuiily Pla~inq// Idly Planning bamd in Iran // Family Planning in Indonesia // Reassuring new8 about the pill and cancer H&ALTII ISSmS: Venereal diseasm (vD) rampant in Thailand // Infertility due to M - world survey // China: premntive screening reduce8,cancar // 0.S.: Black Woeton's Health comenee / Birth defects ,doubld m 7s Grs // Australia: Occupational health problems // Childbirth Alt.r~- tiws // The Practicing Midwife.

L 27-30 FERALE CIRCVKISIOn : GENITAL AND SEXUAL !NTIUTION PROCRZSS RZPORT: WORLD CAllPAIGN AGAINST FMUL CEN1T.U AUTILATION : Internationally financed Health/Traminq Programs in Africa ignore pm- vention of Feeale Circ~ision/G.nrtalMutilacion, despice W0 Seminar re-ad.tion8. IKRAW (International Training in Kealtb Proqrml. largest health uaininq program aupported by US/AID, fail8 to include preventive education in African pmjuts despite wishes by African Health Hinzstries 'US MUTILATIONES ScXVELLES FWTNINESg - French translation of KOSKRI REPORT, pUDllrh*d by Denoel ~n Parla chis Autumn E~xnporton Pearl* Circumcision prolet E~FSRATIONALCOUNCIL OF NURSES adopt* H- ~iqhesStatement in case of "physicaA and mntal abuse" 31-36 UOEN AND VIOLENCE RAPE: Rapists go free in Wxico // Kenyan women claim rape victims get raw Tal// self-defense wainst rape proposed in Kenya // up* in USA : SOW -facts - - - - -.and. - staristics------shuu increase in rap. ch. rmsc underreportctl crime //Hov to survive sexual assault FANILY VIOLENCE/ WIFE ABUSE: Batemred wives in U.K. 110t really protected by Laws // V~oience~n the family Semiau held by U.N. Vienna Inter- national Cencre // U.S. administration announces ynel to Study f4m)ly

violence~ - // India: Sow encouraqing judgments aqaimc vzolence againsc women PORNOGRAPHY: Canadian vomn take action against pornography SEXUALHARAS~SMENT: British Trades Union congress publishes action report Volume 9 WOMEN'S INTERNATIONAL NETWORK NEWS Number 4 Autumn 1983 37-40 WOFlEN AND MEDIA (continued) INTERNATIONALI ILO: Wonun at Work // Internatronal Women's wrltlnq ~urld// Dep-ewa Wman's Feature: Asla Roundup // KENYA: Vlva // SW: Wh~ubah // GEWY: Der Femznlst // BRITAIN: Women Spsaklng // ~w~emmrsof Marie-cr.ire Magazzne // SPAIN:MU]~~ Femlnlsta // CANADA: Cowmunt- 'qwlles // GEWY: Courage USA: hdia Report to Women - 1983 Indox/Dzrectory of Wonun's Media // -southern Rural Women's Network // Lesblan Connection // $2 MillLon 01s- crimlnat~onsurt settled by Assocrated Press // Front~ers:A journal of women stud~es// Helicon Nine: the journal of women's arts and letters // Kltchen Tablm: Wormn of Color Press WRICGE WCIJMENTARY FILMS m14 UDYSLIPPER CXTAWUEOP RECORDS AND TAPES MRNATIONALNETWORK SOCIETY s NEWSLETTER 41-44 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD : RIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA MIDDLE EAST: Muslim marriage requlremnt: the fabrxcauon of vlrgxnlty - w to take care of a husband, according to the Islamic Ilrpublic of %ati// BW.1 Mlun murdered // Islamic dress enforcement SAUDI ARABIA: Woman prohxblted fmm studyxnq abroad LEBANON:Natronal conference of ~ebanesewomen's council -LEONE: YWCA organizes classes for early school luvlrs XMBABWF:ECA study on soeioaconormc status of -n A. regnant wanen students expelled Lmm school - but nununpunxshd %&men's rights dircussed ~n Parlia~nt 45-51 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD : ASIA AND PACIFIC ASIA: Training of woavn workers =A: Women and the law // SEWA - Self-employed woman publish nwsletter// EfMomic .value of women's work

NEW GUINEA: Alcohol damages vomon's lives EW ZenLnrtDr Advrsary Comrttee on Women's Affairs publishe~news PINES: Uomm lauyers provrde free legal ald SRT LANKA: *Voxce of WoMnW speaks for womcn's rights and tntornrtional ------.- BANGLADESH: Status of wonun not unproved ~LIA:Natrorul Wonran's Mvrsory Councll publ~shas.Masages on Women"

52-58 REPORTS FROR AROUND THE WORLD : EUROPE CUROPEAM COPPNWITY: ~~msI1 Conventron update bmween Europe and Afrrcan/ Crribbaan/Pacific states // Diroctlves on aqua1 treatment by European Connaission GERPVLNY: Political participation by women Medrtmrran~nUomon'm Studies Instltute organized M:Govcrmmnt promotes large famrlxes // Legrslatton aqalnst sex aircrimnation proposed SEOEN: The status of wmen - an ovurviw OEMCCRATIC REPUBLIC: The sums of woman - an overview %LAND: Women's Conierence proposed by Irish Transport s General Workers Unlon POGD:Woman's neds and contrrbutionr ignored --: Equal Pay Act a failure 59-71 REPORTS FROR AROUND THE WORLD : AiRICAS PERU: Secoad Latrn Anrrloan r Carrbbean Femtnlst Heetmq: 'Patrlarchy rn =xn Ammrrca' The rights of household workers Latin Aumrrcan Instztute for Transnat~onal5tudles// Women's Wlmnqe to Pinochat MEXICO: Thm status of womn ~INA:Cmnter of Women's Studies &ATEMAL~: The status of women &ADA: Nati~Womn ddublv d~prtved 0,s. IHFLIGWNTS : Asian malqrants exploited USA: A new vlslon of clvrl rlqhts rncludes worn's rrqhts // NWPC Conven- -tlon keynou: 'Mr. Preszdsnt. One Term rs Enough' // National Orqantza- tton for women launches -n's truth squad on Reagan // President Reagan has not fulfilled his promrses to wmen, says Barbara Honegger // Honqger vs. The Pargan Adrnrnlstratron // No actron Wen by Admlnrstra- tron on sex bras laws // Women, Taus, and federal spandlnq // Pres~denr Rsaqan's appotnmwnts of wown lag // Tho development of femlnrst pollt- 1cs rn USA // Reagan budget unfa~rto womn, CLUW Proardent charges // Fedmral courts' f~ndinqsof discrimlnatlon rn Washmgton state have national ~mplicat~ons//~ssources: Narlonal wman's Marlmq L~st/ Publ~crtt~onsof tho Women's Bureau. Lamr Dcpa-nt // Conferences: Nattonal Women's Studtes Assoclatron Conference j Woodscock Conrerence Centmr Opened // New study on volan's relatlonrhlps (Shere Hlte) /; Womn's Exposure to Merit Orange Ln Vretnam Iqnored.

72-76 INFORMATION OF INTEREST : INTERNATIONAL UOmN IN THE FAMILYAND THE ECONOPLY: An lnternatlonal comparative survey by George Kurtan and Ratna Ghosh - BOOK REVIEW THE WORLD IN CIISIS: Soclal~stWomn Response: 12th Conference/Portugal WORLD STUDY ON ROLE OP WOMEN'S ORGANIZATIONS: Huberr H. Humphrey Instrtute of PubLic Affairs, n~nneapol~s STATUS OF WOMEN TOUR TO INOIA AND NEPAL by Odyssey Tour3 WOW POPULATION GROWTH WOMEN STILL EXCLUDED FAOH SOME OLYWIC EVENTS W~N'SPAVILION planned for Loutslana World Exp0sltlOri/l984 WOMEN'S RIGHTS LAW REPORTER

Published at Rutgers Law School

Volume 7, Number 2 Winter 1982

ARTICLE A Private Cause of Action for Abortion Expenses Under State Paternity Statutes Gina Schachter ...... 63

NOTE Legal Recognition of Surrogate Gestation Cynthia A. Rushevsky ...... 107

FEATURES Annotated Bibliography on Sexual Harassment in Education Phyllis L. Crockm ...... 91 Book Review: A Legal Guide for Lesbian and Gay Couples Reviewed by Paulette J. Balogh ...... - 147 DEPARTMENTS Announcements ...... 60 Update Women, War and Equality Since Rostker v. Goldberg ...... 143 WRLR Miscellany ...... 59 Case Index ...... 150 WOMEN'S RIGHTS LAW REPORTER

A Rutgers Law School Publication

Volume 7, Number 3 CONTENTS Spring 1982

ARTICLES FEATURES Introduction: A Symposium on Reproductive Responses to Legal and Policy Rights: The Emerging Issues Implications of Recent Advances in Nadine Taub ...... 169 Prenatal Diagnosis and Fetal Therapy: The Equality Crisis: Some Reflections on Woman as Baby Vehicle :.'. Culture, Courts and Feminism Wendy Chaukin ...... ,: ...... 219 Wendy Williams ...... 175 The Social Politics of Technology Some Legal and Policy Implications of Dr. Helen Rodriguez ...... 221 Recent Advances in Prenatal Diagnosis Technology and Reproductive Rights: and Fetal Therapy How Advances in Technology Can be Used Ruth Hubbard ...... 201 To Limit Women's Reproductive Rights Unspoken Premise in Custody Litigation Suzanne M. Lynn ...... 223 Annamay Sheppard ...... 229 Right to Choose v. Byrne: Brief Why Are Mothers Losing: A Brief Amici Curiae ...... Analysis of Criteria Used in DEPARTMENTS Child Custody Determinations Announcements ...... 161 Nancy D. Polikoff ...... 235 WRLR Miscellany ...... 160 Toward Recognition of "A Right To Be Case Index ...... 300 Sexual" May C. Dzrnlap ...... 245 NOTE The Fourteenth Amendment's Protection of a Woman's Right To Be a Single Parent Through Artificial Insemination by Donor Patricia Kearn and Kathleen H. Ridolfi ...... 251 WOMEN'S RIGHTS LAW REPORTER A Rutgers Law School Publication

- - Volume 7, Number 4 Summer 1982

ARTICLES Midwives: Survival of an Ancient Profession Debra Euenson ...... 313

Preparing Sexual Harassment Litigation- Under Title VII Joan Vermeulen ...... 331 FEATURES "Crossing the Bar*': A "She" Lawyer in 1917 Mary G. Siegel ...... 35i The Women's Annotated Legal Bibliography: D.E.S...... 345 Book Review: Women in Law Reviewed by Cynthia Fuchs Epstein COM>lEXT- Community Property after

Hisquierdo v. Hisquierdo L hi arie Stef anini Newman and Pa~ciaSchultheiss ...... 365 DEPARTMENTS Announcements ...... 307 Case Index ...... 383 Subject-Author Index ...... 385 W MEN'S STUDIES

Volume 10, Number 2 (1983)

NXXCI' SCHEPER-HUGHES Introduction: the problem of bias in androcentric and feminist anthropology

MAR1 H. CLARK Variations on themes of male and female: reflections on gender bias in fieldwork in rural Greece

DON.4 LEE DAVIS Woman the worrier: confronting feminist and biomedical archetypes of stress

NASCY SCHEPER-HUGHES From anxiety to analysis: rethinking Irish sexuality and sex roles

"In the end you will carry me in your car": sexual politics in the field

SUSXY CAROL ROGERS Gender definitions in the Latin Quarter: a personal account

SANDRA MORGEN Toward a politics of "feelings": beyond the dialectic of thought and action

Notes about contributors WOMEN'S STUDIES IN COMMUNICATION

Volume 6-No. 2 Fa11 1983

Communication Profiles for Organizational Gail A. Siegerdt 46 Communication Behavior: Are Men and Women Different?

Me and My Shadow: Projections of Psycho- Mary Anne Fitzpatrick 58 logical Gender Self-Appraisals in and Julie lndvik Marital Implicit Theories

Mary Cunningham and the Press: -Who Said Mildred S. Myers 76 What and How?

The Myth of the Demonic in Anti-ERA Noreen Wales Kruse 85 Rhetoric

Sex-Role Differences in the Relational Emil Bohn and 96 Control Dimension of Dyadic Interaction Randall Stutman

Book Review Barbara Bate 105 W MEN'S STUDIES INP ERNATIONAL FORUM WOMEN'S STUDIES INTERNATIONAL FORUM ' VOLUME 6 ,NUMBER 3 1983

Contents SO FAR. SO GOOD - SO WHAT? WOMEN'S STUDIES IN THE UK ROISINBAITEL, RENATEDUELLI KLEIN, 251 Editorial CATHERINEMOORHOUSE and CHRISTINEZMROCZEK RENATEDUELL~ KLEIN 255 A brief overview of the development of Women's Studies in 1 the UK I MARYHUGHES and MARYKENNEDY 261 Breaking out - women in Adult Education THE BRIGHTONand HOVE WEA/WOMEN'SSTUDIES BRANCH 271 Women's Studies in the Workers' Educational &sociation "/. 273 Women's Studies 'at a distance': the new Opcn University course ROSALINDBRUNT, EILEEN GREEN, 283 Sell-out or challenge? The contradiction of a Masters in KARENJONES and DIANAWOODWARD Women's Studies ROSEMARYAucHMuTY. FRANCES 291 The image of Women's Studies BORZELLOand CHERIDAVIS LANGDELL VALERIEHEY 299 The woman in the moon: Women's Studies and the academy MARIEFRANCE 305 Why Women's Studies? JANECHOLMELEY 309 A seminar room of one's own BRESDAABLE 3 15 Resisting the tyranny: teaching Women's Studies in secondary and adult education MARGARETKIRKHAM and HELENTAYLOR 319 Reflections on a course on 'Women and Literature' MARYEVANS 325 The teacher's tale: on teaching Women's Studies 331 Boys will be boys: teaching Women's Studies in mixed-sex groups JOY HOWARD 335 A farewell to the groves 'of academe BOOK REVIEWS HILARYKLEIN 337 All the Women are White, Ail the Blacks are Men, bur Some of US are Brave edited by Gloria T. Hull, Patricia Bell Scott and Barbara Smith 338 Lesbian Studies. Presenr and Furz~re edited by Margaret Cruikshank 339 Men's Studies Modified. The Impacr of Feminisrn on [he Acadernic Disciplines edited by Dale Spender MARIEFRANCE 340 Subject Wornen by Ann Oakley 341 Learning ro Lose: Seerism and Educarion edited by Dale Spender and Elizabeth Sarah Invisible Women: rtle Schooling Scandal by Dale Spender

CATHERINE~(OORHOUSE (Compiler) 341 A Brief Bibliography on [he Educarion of Girls and Wornen