Volume 5, Number 2 1985

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 Volume 5, Number 2 1985

Periodical 1 i terature is the cutting edge of women's scholarship, feminist theory, and' much of women's culture. Feminist Periodicals: A Current Listinq of Contents is pub1 ished 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 1 iterature; 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 listing of a11 journals we have selected. As publ ication schedules vary enormously, not every periodical wi 11 have table of contents pages reproduced in each issue.of E. The annotated 1 isting provides the following information on each journal : 1. Year of first publication. 2. Frequency of publ ication. 3. U.S. subscription price(s). 4. Subscription address. 5. Current editor. 6. Editorial address (if different from subscription address). 7. International Standard Serials Number (ISSN). 8. Library of Congress (LC) catalog card number. 9. OCLC, Inc. Control Number. 10. Locations where the journal is held in the UW system. 11. Publications in which the journal is indexed. 12. Subject focus/statement of purpose of the journal.

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

Our goal is to have represented in FP all English-language feminist periodical s with a substantial nationaT or regional readership, with an emphasis on scholarly journals and small press offering. We do not include publ ications which, though feminist in philosophy, do not focus solely on women's issues. Nor, with the exception of --Ms., do we incl ud e newsstand magazines. We are aiso forced to omit periodicals which 1ack 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 Titerature sorely needs.

~nterestedreaders will find more compl ete information on feminist periodicals in Guide to Women's Publishing by Polly Joan and Andrea Chesman (Paradise, CA: Dustbooks, 1978) ; The Annotated Guide to Women ' s Periodical s in the U.S. edited bi-annually by Terry Mehlman (5173 Turner Rd., Richmond, IN 47374); The Index/Directory of Women's Media publ ished annually by the Women's Institute for Freedom of the Press (3306 Ross Place, NW, Washington, DC 20008); and in Women's Periodicals and Newspapers: A Union List of the Holdings of Madison Area Libraries, edited by James P. Danky, compiled by Maureen E. Hady, Barry Christopher Noona, and Neil E. Strache (Boston: G.K. Hall, 1982).

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Feminist Periodicals (ISSN 0742-7433) is published by Susan E. Searinq, Women's Studies Librarian-at-Larqe for the University of isc cons in System, ll2A Memorial ~ibrary; 728 State Street, - Madison, WI 53706. Phone: (608) 263-5754. Compilers: Linda Shult, Brenda J. Marston. Graphics: Catharina Schimert. Pub- lications of the Office of the Women's Studies Librarian-at-Large are available free of charge to Wisconsin residents. The subscription rate outside Wisconsin is $12.00/year for individuals and women ' s programs, $24.00/year for institutions. This fee covers all publications of the O+fice, including Feminist Col- lections, Feminist Periodicals, New Books on Women & Feminism, and bibliographies, directories and occasional publications produced throughout the year. iii.

ATLANTI S BROOMSTICK 1. 1976. 1978. 2. 2/year. Bimonthly. 3. $10 (indiv.) . $16 (inst.). $10 (Indiv.), $20 (Inst.). Slngle copies: 4. Mount Saint Vincent Unlversity, 166 Bedford $2.50. Highway, Hal ifax, Nova Scotla, B3H 256, Canada. 3543 18th St., hn Francisco, CA 94110. 5. Drs. Susan C lark, Margaret Conrad, Donna E. Mickey Spencer and Pol ly Taylor. Smyth. State Historical Soci ety. 7. ISSN 0702-7818. A1 ternative Press Index. 8. LC cn77-32338. nBroomstick is a femlnist political journal 9. OCLC 3409640. publishing material by, for and about women 10. State Historical Society. over forty. Our priorities are: to portray 11. Historical Abstracts; Iharica: History and clear, positive images of older Mmen; to take Life; The Alternative Press Index; Resources a stand against the denlgration of older women; for Feminist Research. to offer positlve alternatives in our lives. 12. 'Atlantis is an interdisciplinary journal Our goal is to forn a support network amng devoted to critical and creative uriting in older wonan.' English or French on the toplc of mn. Contains scholarly articles. ?view essays, CALYX book reviw. art and poetry. 1. 1976. 2. 3/year. AURORA 3. $10 (indiv.), $15 (lib. 6 inst.). Single 1. 1975. coples: $4. 2. 3/~ear. 4. P.O. Box B, Corvallis, OR 97339. 3. $6: 5. Hargarita Oonnelly. 4. P.O. Box 1624, bbdlson, UI 53701-1624. 7. Issn 0147-1627. 5. Edited by conmlttee; current cmtttm chair, 8. LC 77-649570. Jeanne Ganall. 9. OCLC 3114927. 7. ISSN 0197-775X. 10. Madlson. 8. LC sn80-11853. 11. herican Hunanitles Index. 9. OCLC 6113633. 12. 'Cal x publishes poetry, prose, art. reviews, 12. Science flction and fantasy wfth a feminist t&Tatlons, and photo rapny, and Is colttted orlentation. to praidlng a beautiful M creatlve Journal fomat In whlch to showcase rnrnan anists and BLACK MARIA wrltars .' 1. 1971. 2. Annual. CAnExA OBSCURA 3. $14 (indiv.). $16 (inst.). Single copies: $4. 1. 1976. 4. P.O. Box 25187. Qlicaso. IL 606254181. 2. 3/year. 5, Black mria coilect~ve: 3. $10.50 (Indiv.). $21 (inst.). Single copies: 7. ISSN 0045-222%. $4. Double Issues: $7 (Issue 3/4). $11 (issue 8. LC ~~77-1275. 8/9/10]. 9. OCLC 2786249. 4. P.O. Box 25899. Los Angeles. CA 90625. LO. Madlson. 5. braObscura ~ollective:Janet Bsgtron, 12. '81 act Marl a pub1ishes rark by crnsqing rrc#rn t l izabeth Lyon . Constance Pen1ey . urlterr that presents mrncn as the canplex, 7. ISSN 0270-5346. post tlve kings they are.' 8. LC ~~79-4979. 9. OCLC 4818143. 10. Hadison; Mlwaukee. 11. International Index to Film Pertodlcals; The 2. lO/year. Film Literature Index; The Arts and Hlnaniticn 3. $39 (alrnall), 131 (surface mil). Citatlon Index; Currant Contems/Arts md 4. P.O. Box 5799, Wallesly Street. Puckland. b Hunanitles. Zeal and. 12. Film theory and history; ffmlnl~ttheory; 5. The Broaasheet Col lecti ve. psychoanalytic theory; krxlst theory; 7. ISSN 01104603. photography; vldeo and petrfornance. 9. OCLC 6578660. 12. News; analysis; in-depth articles; fiction; CANADIAN WOMAN SNDIES/LES CAHIERS OE LA FEMME poetry ; mviens. "Broadsheet is a radtcal 1. 1978. feminist nagazi ne rrhlch consclousl y strives to 2. Quarterly. be anti-raclst and to incorporate the views of 3. Sl5 (indiv.), $25 (Canadian inst.), 528 (inst. indtgenous women. The main focus is on Nen outside Canada). Single copies: $4. Zealand mmn and events, wfth some coverage of 4. 204. Founders College. York University, 4700 Paciflc concerns and issues facing women and Keele St., Downsview, Ontario M3J 1P3, Canada. fmin1,sts everywhere.' 5. Shelagh Wllkinson. 7. ISSN 0713-3235. 9. OCLC 8558872. 10. State Historical Society. 12. 'CUS/cf is a bilingual , interdisciplinary, mt journal that brings exciting scholarship about women to non-scholars, broadcasts our dlverse experiences and bridges the gap between Canada's languages and cultures. ' iv.

COMMON LIVESILESBIAN LIVES members), $18 (indiv.), $36 (inst.). Single 1. 1981. copies: $8 (indiv.), $16 (inst.). 2. Quarterly. Managing Editor, FS. Feminist Studies, c/o 3. $12 (indiv.), $20 (inst.). Single copies: $4. Women's Studies Program, University of 4. P.O. Box 1553, Iowa City, IA 52244. Maryland, College Park, MD 20742. 5. Edited collectively. Claire 6. Moses. 9. OCLC 8234014. ISSN 0046-3663. 10. Madison. LC 78-645276; ~C76-192. 12. History; biography; correspondence; journal OCLC 1632609. entries; fiction; poetry; visual art. Common Eau Cla1 re; Madison; Milwaukee; Pl attevi 1le; LivesILesbian Lives seeks to document tmes Stevens Point. of ordinary lesbians, and to reflect the Alternative Press Index; herica: History and diversity of the lesbian comnuni ty--lesbians of Life; her1can Hi storical Association Recent1y color, of age and of youth, fat lesbians, Published Articles; Bulletin Signaletique- disabled lesbians. poor and working-class sociologie; Historical Abstracts; Modern lesbians. CL/LL wishes to insure access and Language Association International visibi 1 i ty nsbians who have never thought Bibliography; The Philosopher's Index; before of publishing their work. Psychological Abstracts; Soci ological Abstracts; Women Stud1 es Abstracts. CONCERNS: NEWSLETTER OF THE UOMEN'S CAUCUS OF THE Historical and critical articles; poetry: art:- MODERN LANGUAGES reports from the women's movement; reviews. 1. 1971. "FS, Femi nist Studies was founded to encourage 2. 3Iyear. analytic responses to feminist issues and to 3. Sliding scale based on incane, write for open new areas of research, criticism, and details. speculation. The editors are .emitted to 4. Wornen's Studies. 209 N. Brooks St.. Madison, WI providing a forum for feminist analysis, 53715. debate, and exchange. " 5. Mary Wyer and Annis Pratt. 9. OCLC 2259670. FEMI NARY 10. Hi lwaukee. 1. 1969. 12. News of the Modern Language Association; 2. 3Iyear. features; bibliographies; job information. 3. $12 (indiv.), $22 (inst.). Single copies: $4. Free to women in prisons and mntal CONDITIONS institutions. - 1, 1976. 4. 3543 18th St.. San Francisco. CA 94110. 2. Semi annual. 5. Canyon Sam. Tiana Arruda. S.J. Miranda. Sim 3. 3 issues: $9 (indiv. hardship), 415 (indiv.). Kal 1an. 525 (inst.). Single copies: $6 (indiv.). $9 10. Madison. (inst.). 12. Previously a lesbian-feminist journal for the 4. P.O. Box 56A. Van Brunt Station. Brooklyn.- - NY South published fn North Carolina, Feminar is 11215. now produced in San Francisco by fourY new 5. Dorothy Allison. Ellr Bulkin. Chervl Clarke. editors. "As editors with roots in different Nancy Clarke otter. krtenne-~addy-. communities we actively solicit writings that 7, ISSN 0147-8311. portray the experiences, viewpoints, and issues 8. LC 77-641895. of a diversity of lesbian cmunities. We want 9. OCLC 3232386. to fact 1itate dial ogue between women of 10. Madison; State Historical Soci ety; MIlwaukee. dl fferent races, classes, cultural upbringings, 11. Alternative Press Index. political , spiritual viewpoints, ages and 12. Poetry; short fiction; novel excerpts; drama; lifestyles; and by doing so offer a current, critical articles; reviews. "Conditions is a timely perspective on lesbian lives in the magazine of nomen's writing with an emptiasis on United States and internationally." writing by lesbians." FEMINIST COLLECTIONS: WOMEN' S STUDIES LIBRARY CONNEXIONS : AN INTERNATIONAL '&HEN' S QUARTERLY RESOURCES IN WISCONSIN 1, 1981. 1, 1980. 2. Quarterly. 2. Quarterly. 3. $12.(indiv.). $24 linst. & Tib.). Single 3. Free to Wi sconsi n residents. Out-of-state copies: $3. subscriptions: $12 (indiv. and m's 4. 4228 Telegraph Avenue. Oakland. CA 94609. programs). $24 ( inst. ) . Fee covers a1 1 5. Editorial collective. pub1 ications of the Office of the UW System 9. OCLC 8015674. Women's Studies Librarian. 10. Madison. (See p. ti.) 11. Alternative Press Index, 4. 112A Memorial Library. 728 State St., Madison. 12. "...the collective product of feminists of WI 53706. diverse nationalities and political 5. Susan Searing and Catherine Loeb. perspectives cmitted to contributing to an 9. OCLC 6467769. international women's movement." Each issue 10. Eau Claire; Madison; State Historical Society; focuses on a specific theme through feature Stevens Point; Stout; Superior; Whi tewater. articles, interviews and personal narratives, 12. Editorials; features; news; bibliographies; often trans1 ated from foreign-1 anguage book reviews. Focus on feml nist librari anship, publications. publishing, booksel 1ing, archiving, researching--both in Wisconsi n and national ly. FS. FEMINIST STUDIES Revfew essays strive to provide a guide to the 1. 1972. literature on a particular topic, (e.g. 2. 3Iyear. sociobiology; women in development ; western 3. $13.50 (National Women's Studies Association wanen; lesbian studies; black women; feminist science fiction.) FEMINIST ISSUES 1. 1980. members), $14 (indlv.), $28 (lnst.). Single 2. 2/year. copy prices. 3. $15 (Indlv.), $25 (lnst.). Slngle coples: ($10 ~Gtlers,Women Studles Program, University of mlnlmum order) $7.50 (lndiv.), $12.50 (Inst.). tolorado. Boulder. CO 80309. 4. Transactlon Perlodlcals Consortium, Dept. 8010, Edltorlal Board, ~dltor:Kathl George. Rutgers Universlty, New Brunswick, K1 08903. ISSN 0160-9009. 5. Mary Jo Lakeland and Susan El 11s Wolf. LC ~~78-317. 6. 2948 Hlllesass. Berkeley.-. CA 94705. OCLC 2586280. 7. ISSN 0270-66791 Eau Claire; Madison; Mflwaukee; Plattevll le; 10. Madlson. Stevens Pol nt. 12. A journal of femlnlst soclal and polltlcal Wanen Studles Abstracts; Amerlcan HuMnltles theory, wlth amphasls on an Internatlonal Index; Human Resources Abstracts; HI storlcal exchange of Ideas. It Includes artlcles by Abstracts.. Enql lsh-language fednl sts as we1 1 as Feature artlcles; book revleus; poetry; black translatfons of feminlst texts by women of and whlte photography; short flctlon. Each other countries. Issue focuses on a theme, e.g., wanen's oral hlstory; mothers and daughters ; Chl canas ; FEN1 NIST REV IEU Natlve ARltrlcan women; vanen as verbal artlsts; 1. 1979. who speaks for the women's movement; lesblan 2. Vyear. hlstory. "The contlnulng goal of Frontfen Is 3. $18 (Indlv.), $50 (lnst, surface.), $60 (lnst., to publlsh a journal whlch brldges the gap alnnall). Slngle coples: $7.75 (Indlv.), between unlverslty and cmunfty wmen; to find Si5.75 (lnst.). a balance batween academlc and popular vlaws on 4. 11 Carleton Gardens, Brecknock Road, London N19 Issues camon to waaen.' SAQ, England. 5. Edltorlal col lectlve. HARYARD WHEN'S LAY JOURNAL 7. ISSN 0141-7789. 1978. 8. LC 80-647745. Annual. 9. OCLC 6191763. $7, $6 (student). 10. Madlson. Pub1 lcatlons Center, Harvard Law School. 12. 'To develop the theory of Momen' s Llberatfon Cambrldge. F1A 02138. and debate the polltlcal pnpectlves and Karen A. Getman. strategy of the movemnt. TO be a fonuo of Artlcles Edltors. ~arva'rdWomen's Law Journal work In progress and current research and Harvard Law School, Cambrldge, HA 02138. debates In lhen's Studlrs.' ISSN 0270-1456. LC 80643769. FEW NIST TEACHER OCLC 3967304. 1. 1984. Mad1 son. 2. Quarterly. Curtent Law Index; Index to Legal Perlodlcals 3. $12 (lndlv., U.S.), $15 (forelgn), SM (Inst.). 'The Harvard #men's Law Jourf~al Is devoted ti 4. 442 Ballantfne, Indlana Unfvenlty. the developnent of a fed nlst durl s~rudence. Bloanington, IN 47405. The mln purpose Is to provfde-an In-depth 5. Edltorlal Collecttve. exploratton of the Impact of the law on women 7. ISSH 0882-4843. and of wanen on the law. Polltfcal , uonanlc, 8. LC sn85-1018. historlcal and soclologlcal peopectlves are 9. OCLC 11660672. canblnad wlth legal ones to present a reallstlc 11. #ncn Studles Abstracts. picture of wonatn's legal status.' 12. Artlcles, nem, resources for fmlnlst educators, fra preschool to graduate school. HEALTHSHARINS: A CANADIAN WONEN'S HEALTH QUARTERLY 1. 1979. FIREWEED 2. Quarterly. 1. 1978. 3. Canada: $8 (Indlv.), $15 (llb. 6. groups). 2. Quarterly. Outslde Canada: add $1.50. 3. Canada: $12 (lndlv.), $18 (lnst.). Add $3 4. P.O. Box 230, Statlon tl, Toronto, Ontarlo MS outslde Canada. 4T3. 4. P.O. Box 279. Statlon B. Toronto. Ontarlo. HST 5. Elfzabeth A1 lemang. 2W2, Canada. 6. 101 Nlagara St., 9200A. Toronto, Ontarlo, 5. Flreweed col 1ectlve. Canada FHV 1C3. 7. ISSH0707-3857. 7. ISSN 0226-1510. 8. LC cn79-30301. 8. LC cn80-30707. 9. OCLC 4677989. 9. OCLC 6295890. 10. fladlson. 12. Provldes a crltlcal analysls of women's health 12. Ffreweed Is a forum for femlnlst thought and Issues from a fmlnlst perspectfve. aisc~ssfon.

FRONTIERS: A JOURNAL OF WHEN STUDIES 1. 1975. 2. 3/year. 3. $11 (Natlonal Women's Studles Association HECATE: A WMEN' S INTERDISCIPLINARY JOURNAL 8. LC cn81-30633. 1. 1975. 9. OCLC 8036553. 2. Semi annual. 10. State Historical Society. 3. $8 (indiv.), $15 (inst.). Single copies : 54 12. "We try to provide a forum for social and (indiv.), 57.50 (inst.). cultural issues of interest to women. We also 4. P.O. Box 99, St. Lucia, Brisbane, Queens1 and provide publishing space for creative feminist 4067, Australia. work -- fiction, poetry, graphic arts." 5. Carole Ferrier. 7. ISSN 0311-4198. IKON 9. OCLC 2530248. 1. 1982/83. 10. Madison. 2. 2/year. 11. Women Studies Abstracts. 3. 2 issues 59.50 (indiv.), $15.00 (inst.). 12. Historical and critical articles; creative 4. P.O. Box 1355, Stuyvesant Station, New York, NY work; graphics; bf bliographies; reviews. 10009. "Hecate prints material relating to women. We 5. Susan Sherman. aFS-EiFrticularly interested in contributions 12. "IKON is about 'creativity and change1--the which employ a feminist, marxist, or other inseparability of the Creative process and radical methodology to focus on the position of social change. It is a cultural nagazine, a women in re1 ation to patriarchy and capitalism. political magazine, a feminist magazine, which shows the experiences of third world wown, HELICON NINE: THE JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S ARTS AND lesbians, Jewish and working women, women in LETTERS all our diversity." 1. 1979. 2. 3/year. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF M]MEN1S STUDIES 3. 515. Single copies: 57.50 plus postage. 1. 1978. 4. Helicon Nine, Inc. P.O. Box 22412, Kansas City, 2. 5/year. 3. 524 (indiv.), $45 (inst.). 5. 21)06r::1i;ndo Hickok. 4. Eden Press, P.O. Box 51, St. Albans, VT 05478. 7. ISSN 0197-3371. 5. Sherri Clarkson. 8. LC 80-640627. 6. Eden Press, 4626 St. Catherine St. W., 9. OCLC 5298604. Montreal, Quebec, Canada H3Z 153. 10. Madison. 7. ISSN 0703-8246. 12. Articles; poetrj; fiction; visual art. 9. OCLC 9275059. Interdisclpl inary forwi for the creative 10. Eau Claire; Madison; Platteville; Stevens - accornplisiments of men 40 the fields of Point; Stout; Whitewater. 1i terature, music, the vl sual and performing 11. herica: History and Life; Human Sexuality arts; includes color reproductions and a pull- Update; Current Contents/Soci a1 6 Behavioral out soundsheet of a musical perfonance, Sciences ; Sod a1 Sciences Ci tat1on Index; Women read1ng or interview: provldes a documentati on Studies Abstracts; Cedex-RIC; American of the ongoing history of waaen in arts and Psychological Abstracts; MLA International letters. Bibl iography; Direcf ory of Period4 cal s. 12. Historical , critical , and feature aFticles; HERESIES: A FEHINIST PUBLICATIOW ON ART 6 POLITICS book reviews . 1. 1977. 2. Quarterly. ISIS INTERRATIONAL WMEN'S JOURNAL (Formerly Isis 3. $15 (indiv.). $24 (inst.). Single copies: $5. International Bulletin) 4. P.O. Box 766, Canal Street Station, New York, 1. 1984. NY 11013. 2. Quarterly. (ISIS International Women's Journal 5. Heresies Collective. appears tnice a year, as does its supplement, 7. Issn 0146-3411. llomn in Action.) 8. LC sc77-704. 3. 3% (indiv. or women's group, surface), 520 9. OCLC 2917688. (4ndiv. or women's group, airmail). $25 (inst., 10. Lacrosse: Madison: Milwaukee: Plattevi 1 le: surface), 530 (inst.. ainnail). Stevens POI nt. . 4. Via Santa Maria dell 'Anima, 30, 00186 Rome, 11. Alternative Press Index. Italy. 12. Editorials; short articles; bibl iographies; 5. Editorial collective. poetry. "Heresies is an idea-oriented journal 9. OCLC 4286732. devoted to-ination of art and politics 10. Pl attevi 1le: Stout: Suoerior. from a feminist perspective." 12. ISIS ~nternational.!hen1 s Journal "gives indepth coveraqe to the Issues women around the HYPA.TIA. ( See WOMEN'S STUDIES IRTERNATIONAL world are working on: development, health, FORUM. ) work, violence against women, media, comnuni cati on, methods of organi zation, model s HYSTERIA for action and more.... Each issue is produced 1. 1980. jointly by Isis International and one or more 2. Quarterly. Thi rd World women's groups." Articles; 3. Canada: $8 (indiv.), $15 (inst.). Add $2 edi toria1 s ; conference reports; resource outside Canada. Sample copies: $2. guides. Isis-WICCE (Women's International 4. P.O. Box 2481, Station B, Kitchener, Ontario Cross-Cultural Exchange) is a sister N2H 6H3, Canada. organization located in Geneva, Switzerland. 5. The Hysteria Collective: Catherine Edwards, Its separate pub1 ication, Women's Uorl d, Becky Kane, Moe Lyons, El iza Moore, Kathy appears four times a year in varying fonns: as Zlnger. a newsletter, dossier, or repoFt. 7. ISSN 0229-5385. vii.

JOURNAL OF WOMEN AND RELIGION 1. 1981. 5. Parveen Adams, Beverly Brown, El fzabeth Cowie. 2. Llyear. 8. LC sn82-20378. 3. Only available with membership, whfch Includes 9. OCLC 6036119. monthly mailfngs and a bibllography of women 10. Madison. and religfon. Subscrfption and membershfp 12. 'A journal devoted to develo~inaa theoretical rates: $18 (student), $30 (non-student) , $40 debate on women's polftics in Glatfon to (fnst.). Back fssues avallable for $3.50. exfsting socialfst and femlnlst pol itfcs.' 4. 2465 LeConte Ave., Berkeley, CA 94709. Feature articles; book revfews; 5. Martha Ann Kfrk (Spring 1984 only). 1etters/comnents. 7. ISSN 82-20870. 8. LC 82-20870-5. MANUSHI 9. OCLC 7863169. 1. 1979. 12. "Each journal's focus differs. Wc have covered 2. Bi-nonthly. areas such as women and power, Mnnan and ' 3. $18, $3(back fssues). peace. 4. Manushi Dfstributors, America, c/o Esther w,5008 Erringer Place, Philadelphfa, PA KALLIOPE: A JOURNAL OF WONEN'S ART 19144. 1. 1979. 5. Madhu Kfshwar. 2. 3/year. 6. C1/202 Lajpat Nagar 1, New Delhl -110024, 3. $9 (1 year), $17 (2 years). Single copies: Indfa. $3.50. 11.--. Alternatf ve Press Index. 4. 3939 Roosevel t Boulevard, Jacksonvf lle. FL 12. 'Manushf : A ~ournal~bo& Wolnen and Socfet 32205. focuses on woman's life situations in and 5. Editorial collectfve. on struggles for change." 10. Madison. 12. 'Kallfo e devotes Itself to mnin the arts MINERVA: QUARTERLY REPORT ON WOHEN AN0 ME MILITARY bhlngthelr work and sharing the1 r 1. 1983. Ideas and opinions.' Poetry, flctlon, art, 2. Quarterly. graphics, esvays, intewiew wlth wDnren artists 3. $30. Sfngle copfes: $7.50. and writers. 4. 1101 5. Arlfngton Rldge Road t210, Arlfngton, VA 22202. LILITH 5. Lfnda Grant De Pauw. 1. 1976. " 7. ISSN 0736-718X. 2. Quarterly. 3. $12 (fndlv.), $16 (fnst. and lfb.). Single copies: $3. 12. News, cormentary, book reviews. 'The purpose 4. Lilfth Publicatfons, Inc., 250 West 57th St., of Mfnarva 1s to provfde an fnfonaatlon center mrk,NY 10019. forfndfvfdual s and -organfzatfons concerned 5. Susan Meldman Schnefder. with some aspect of womn and the 7. ISSN 0146-2334. mi 1I tary.. .The dl toria1 pol Icy cfmphasi zes 8. LC 83-640809; ~~77-511. dlverslty rather than consensus. 9. OCLC 2694720. 10. State HI storlcal Sodety ; Mi lwaukee. MOTHEROOT JOURNAL: A wOnEnls REVIEW OF SHALL 11. Index to Jew1 sh Perlodlcals. PRESSES 12. Artfcles; revlee; poetry; ffctlon. "Lllith Is 1979. rimed for the legendary prWicessor of-o Quarter1y. fnslrted on equalfty with Mm.. .As Jewlsh $5 (fndlv.). Sfngle coples: $1.25. feminists contlnue to redlscover and rework 214 Dewey St., Plttsburgh. PA 15218. Jewish practice, the contents of Lfllth may Anne Prlde. serve as an evol vlng Prepared Tab- a new LC sn82-20180. code of behavior.' OCLC 5280133. Lacrosse; Madlson. LIP Femfnfst revleu of woann's ffctlon, poetry, 1. 1976. serials from mall presses. 2. Annually. 3. Australian dollars: $7.95 (fndlv.), $10 novwi OUT: FEMINIST LITERARY I ARTS JOURNAL (Inst.). 1. 1971. 4. P.O. Box 139, Parkvllle, Vlctorla 3052, 2. Semf annual . Austral fa. 3. $6 (lndfv.), $9 (lib.). Single copies: $3. 5. Board: Suzan.ne Davfes, Andrea McLaughlfn, Lfs 4. P.O. Box 21249, Detroit, MI 43221. Stoney , Jeannette Fenel on, Freda Fref berg, Klm 5. hyL. Cherry, Ann Hutchinson, Joan Gartland, Donaldson, Helen Saniga, Meredfth Rogers, Margaret Kaml nskf , bl 1y Lardner, Deborah Carolyn Leuens. Montworl , Jan Hordenskf , Paula Rabf nowltz, L1 Is a femfnlst arts journal dealing wlth Deborah Shfelds. l2t"3 e work of woann In the :reas of film, visual 9. OCLC 3428883. art, theatre, dance, etc. 10. Mad1 son: MIlwaukee. 12. ~eatut-4; fiction. "We publfsh quality work by M/F: A FEMINIST JOURNAL wanen. Lfbrar Journal described our journal 1. 1978. as one wklned aesthetic sense 2. Smfannual. whfch consjder? all facets of women's llves and 3. $5.50 (Indlv.), 311 (inst.). Single copies: 1I terature .. . $3. 4. 24 Ellerdale Road, London NU3 688, England. viii.

MS. 1. 1972. 5. Editorial collective. 2. Monthly. 7. ISSN 0161-164X. 3. $14 (indiv.). Single copies: $1.75. 8. LC sn79-4421; sn78-5963. 4. Ms. Magazine, Subscription Dept., 123 Garden 9. OCLC 3885912. I St., Marion, OH 43302. 10. Madison; State Historical Society; Milwaukee. 5. Patricia Carbine , Sheree Crute, Joanne Edgar, 12. National and international news of interest to Suzanne Braun Levine, Susan McHenry, Martha feminists. Articles, editorials, 1 etters, Nelson, Letty Cottin Pogrebi n, Gloria Steinem, reviews. New Uomen's Times Feminist Review, a Ruth Sullivan. Ellen Sweet, Mary Thom. review of -literature and the arts Is issued six 6. Editors, Ms. Ma azine, 119 W. 40th St., New times a year as a supplement to New Momen's Vork. NY & -Times. 7. ISSN 0047-8318. 8. LC 72-624579. OFF OUR BACKS 9. OCLC 1285775. 1. 1970. LO. Green Bay; Eau Claire; La Crosse; Madison; 2. ll/year. Milwaukee; Oshkosh; Parkside; Plattwllle; 3. $11 (indiv.), $15 (contributing). $20 (inst.). River Fa1 1 s; Stevens Point; Stout; Superior; Sample issue: $1.50. Two subs.: $20. Whi tewater. Canadian: U.S.$11. Prisoners: free. 11. Readers' Guide to Periodical Literature; Women 4. off our backs. inc., 1841 Columbia Rd.. NW, Stud1 es Abstracts; Abstracts of Popular loom 212. Washington. DC 20009. Culture; Wal lace Memori a1 Library; Rochester 5. off our backs collective. Institute of Technology. 7. 0030-0011. 12. Features; letters; poetry and fiction; reviews; 8. LC 51178-1596. news. 9. OCLC 1038241; 5729287. 10. La Crosse; Madison; State Historical Society; NEW DIRECTIONS FOR WOMEN MIlwaukee; Platteville; Stevens Point; 1. 1972. Superior. I 2. Bimonthly. 11. Publisher's Index (1970-1974): Women Studies 3. $10 (indiv.), $16 (inst.). Abstracts; ~lternative press' index: New 4. 108 W. Palisade Ave.. Englewood. NJ 07631. Periodical Index. 5. Phyllis Kriegel. 12. International and natibnal news; feature 7. ISSN 0160-1075. - articles Including regular reporting on work, 8. LC sn80-52. health, prison. education. and lesbian issues; 3. OCLC 3617120. reviews; letters; coverage of the wamen's 10. Madl son; Stevens Poi nt. movement -- conferences, actions, pol I tics. 12, "We are a national feminist periodical written . theory. for feminists and committed to reaching out t~ those not yet dedicated to a feminist future. 1. 1977. HEY MOON: A JOURNAL OF SCIENCE FICTION AND CRITICAL 2. Monthly (excluding Feb. and Aug.). FEMINISM 3. $10 (indiv.), $15 (contributing). 1. 1981. 4. Box 8027. Grand Forks, ND 58202. 2. 2 to 4/year. 5. 'El izabeth Hmpsten. 3. 4 issues: $10. Single copies: $3. 7. ISSN 0148-902X. 4. P.O. Box 2056, Madlson, UI 53701. 8. LC SC78-247. 5. Janice M. logstad. 9. OCLC 3400725. 7. ISSN 0278-0852. 10. State Historical Society. 8. tC ~n81-1678. 12. Pla1 nswman publishes articles, essays, - 9. OCLC 7701699. -fiction, poetry, reviews, graphics for and 10. Madlson. about women in the Plains region, focusing 12. "To provide crltical resources on the status of especially, but not exclusively, on lives of feminist theory and wanen's issues in science rural women. fiction and fantasy genres. To publish and . encourage work of women writers and artists, PRIMIPARA whenever possible, and to ensure the feminist 1. 1974. orientati on of a1 1 work pub1 ished in the 2. Semi annual . journal. " 3. $5. $8/1, 2 years (indiv.). Single copies: $2.75. NEW WDMEN'S TIMES 4. P.O. Box 371, Oconto, WI 54153. 1. 1975. 5. Jane Farrell , Ellen Kort, Diane Nichols. 2. ll/year. 10. La Crosse; Madison; Uhltewater. 3. $15 (indiv.). $20 (supporting), $30 (Inst.). 12. Poetry; drawings; reviews; articles; NKT is free to prisoners, those incarcerated in announcements ; letters. "Contributors mental hospitals and those who cannot otherwise restricted to Wisconsin residents only -- we're afford it. trying to establish a viable informal network 4. 804 Meigs St., Rochester. MY 14620. for our state's women." ix.

PSYCHOLOGY OF UOMEN QUARTERLY SEX ROLES: A JOURNAL OF RESEARCH 19%. 1. 1975. Quarterly. 2. Monthly. $54 ( Inst.). Rates for lndi vidual s avail able 3. $22.50 (lndiv.), $110 (inst.). upon request. 4. Plenum Pub1 ishing Corporation. 233 Sprlng St., HUM^ Sclences Press. 72 Flfth Ave.. New York, New York. NY 10013. MY 10011. 5. Phyllis A. Katz. Nancy Hen1ey . 6. Institute for Research on Social Problems, 520 Dept. of Psychology. Universfty of California, Pearl St., 8oulder. W 80302. Los Angeles, CA 90024. 7. ISSN 0360-0025. ISSN 0361-6843. 8. LC 75-646987. LC 76-12952; ~~76-790. 9. OCLC 2243426. OCLC 2529664. 10. Eau Claire; Mad1 son; Parkside; Pl attevll le; Eau Claire; La Crosse; Mad1 son; MIlwaukee; Stevens Point; Stout; Whitewater. Plattevi 1le; Stevens Polnt; Stout. 11. Abstracts on Crimlnology and Penology; Chl ld Sociological Abstracts; Human Resources Devel o-nt Abstracts and Bib1lography; Abstracts; Psychological Abstracts; Social Contemporary Sociology; Current Contents; Sclences Cltation Index; Current Excerpta Madl ca; Fafnl 1y Planning Perspectives ; Contents/Social and Behavloral Sclences; Human Sexual 1ty Update; Psychol ogical Current Index to Journals In Educatton (CIJE); Abstracts; Referatlvnyt Lhurnal ; Sage Fami ly Chicorel Abstracts to Reading and Learning Stud1es Abstracts ; Soci a1 Scl ences Citation Disabi 1i tl es ; Cht ld Devel omnt Abstracts and Index; Sociological Abstracts; The SIECUS Blbl Iography : Devel omnt and Uel fare Report; Studies on Uomen Abstracts. ( 1ndia) ;;~uinin ~exualIty Update; Fami 1y kvlarr. 12. Empirical research relating to sex roles; book The Psychology of henQuarterly Is sponsored revlews. by DlVlSfOn 35 of the Amertcan Psychologlcal Assoclatlon. Emirlcal studies. critical StGNS: JOURNAL OF WEN IN CULTURE AND SOCIETY revlews, theoretical articles, and Invited book 1975. reviews are published In the Quarterly. ktnds of problems addressed $20 (students and National Wanen's Studles psychological factors, behavioral stud1 es. role Assoctation members), $27.50 (indlv.) , $55 development and change, career choice and (inst.). Slngle copies: $7 (lndiv.), $13.75 t raining , management varl abl es, education, (lnst.). dlscrimi nation, therapeuttc processes, and The Untversity of Chicago Press, Journals sexual Ity. Dtvislon, P.0, Box 37005, Chlcago. IL 60637. Barbara Charlesworth Gelpl. RESOURCES FOR FEMINIST RESEARCH/M)CUHENTATION SUR Barbara Charlesworth Gel pi , Sf 'ns, Cmter for LA RECHERCHE FEMINISTE (Former1y Canadi an Research on Men, Serra Hou&tanford Univ.. Newsletter of Research on Woman. 1972-1978.) Stanford, CA 94305. 1. 1979. ISSN 0097-9740. 2. Quarterly. LC 75-649469. 3. $25 (indiv,), $40 (lnst.). OCLC 1362618. 4. Centre for Women's Studies Educatton, O.I.S.E., Green Bay; Eau Claire; La Crosse; Madison; 252 Bloor St. West. Toronto. Ontarlo #5S 1V6, MI lwaukee; Parkslde; '~lattevllle; Oshkosh; Canada. River Fa1 1s; Stevens Point; Stout; krperlor; 5. Marguerite Andersen, Jennifer L. Newton, Betsy Uhl tewater. Nuse, Frances Rooney, Joyce Scane, Jert Mine, Modern Language Abstracts; Hi storlcal Carol Zavitz, Suzanne Silk Klefn, Ruth Roach Abstracts; Women Studles Abstracts; Current Pierson, Saver kodrlbb, Melanle Randall, Mary Contents; Psychol ogical Abstracts; Soclol ogtcal Lout sa Adms. Abstracts; Social Sclence Ci tatlon Index; 7. ISSN 0707-8412. America; History and Lffe. 8. LC 84441836: cn79-31946. Feature art1cles ; research; revlew essays; 9. OCLC 5585549; reports; book revlews; letters/camnents; LO. Madison; Stout. archival notes. 11. Uomen Studles Abstracts; Amerlcan Hlstory and Llfe; Canadlan Educational Index; Pinerlcan SINISTER WISDOFI: A JOURNAL OF UOROS AND PICTURES Humanities Index; Historical Abstracts; FOR THE LESBIAN IMAGItt4TION IN ALL WEN Sod01 ogl cal Abstracts. 1. 1976. 12. Abstracts; book reviews; bibllographles; 2. Quarter1y. per1odl cal resource guide. An 3. $14 (indiv.), $26 (inst.), $6(hardshlp). interdl sclpl lnary , International pqriodical of St ngl e cop1 es: $4. LO. research on wanen and sex roles. 4. P.O. Box 1023, Rockland, HE 94841. 5. Melanl e Kaye/Kantrowi tz. SAGE: A SCHOLARLY JOURNAL ON BLACK WEN 7. ISSN 0196-1853. 1. 1984. 8. LC 82-640638; sn79-8096. 2. Bi-annual . 9. OCLC 3451636. 3. $15(indIv.), $25(lnst.). 10. Madison. 4. P.O. Box 42741, Atlanta, GA 30311-0741. 11. Alternative Press Index; Directory of Women's 5. Patricia Bell Scott and Beverly Guy-Sheftall . Ned1a. 7. ISSN 0741-8639. 12. Theoretlcal articles ; poetry; drama; fiction; 12. Interdisciplinary forum for crltical dlscussfon revlews. of Issues relating to Black women. SOJOURNER 1. 1975. P.O. Box 606, N. Amherst, MA 01059. 2. Monthly. ISSN 0736-928X. 3. $15 (indiv.), $26 (two yrs.), $25 (inst.). LC 83-641534; sn83-1973. Single copies: $1. OCLC 9247235. 4. 143 Albany St., Cambridge, MA 02139. 10. Madison. 5. Shane Snowdon. 11. A1 ternative Press Index. 7. ISSN 0191-8699. 12. Radical feminist theory, scholarship, and 8. LC sn79-2799. reviews. 9. OCLC 4656277. 10. Madison. TULSA STUDIES IN WOMEN'S LITERATURE 12. Feature articles; reviews of books, film, 1. 1982. dance, theater, visual arts, and music; news; 2. 2/year. poetry. "Our editorlal policy is to consider 3. $12 (indiv.), $14 (inst.), S10 (student). $7 for publication anything that is not racist, ( single issue) . sexist, or homophobic in content." 4. The University of Tulsa, Tulsa, OK 74104. 5. Shari Benstock. SPARE RIB 6. The University of Tulsa, 600 South College. 1. 1972. Tulsa, OK 74104. 2. Monthly. 7. ISSN 0732-7730. 3. Airmail: $35 (indlv.). $52 (inst.). $23 8. LC sn82-3788. (seamail, indiv.), $36 (seamail, inst.). 9. OCLC 8426594. 4. 27 Clerkenwell Close. London EC1, England. 10. Madison. 5. Editorial collective. 12. "Tulsa Studies in Women's Literature includes 7. ISSN 0306-7971. articles, reviews, notes and queries fran 9. OCLC 5237209. scholars of every period, including those 10. ~adison; Mi lwaukee. reading in languages other than English and 12. Feature articles (e.g., on politics, labor. from students of poetry and prose in all its history, employment, media); fiction; poetry; forms, includi ng essays, diaries, be1 les reviews; letters; news. lettres, and journalism. While articles need not be excluslvely concerned with female THIRD WOMAN write~sthe focus must be upon men and their 1. 1981. work. TURN-OF-THE-CENTURY WOMEN - 4. c/o 'chi cano-~f~uenoStudi es, BH849, Irrdi ana 1. 1984. University , Bloomi ngton, IN 47405. 2. elyear. 5. Norma Alarcon. 3. $10. $6 (rfngle issue). 9. OCLC 8342969. 4. Department of Englisfi, Wilson Hall, Univ. of 10. Madfson. Virginfa, Charlottesvil le, VA 22903. 12. "The journal is a forum for the creative and 5. Margaret D. Stetz. critical work of, or on behall of, Hlspanlc and 12. The journal is devoted to furthering the study Third World Umen in general. of women in the period 1880-1920. Articles dealing with social, political , intellectual I3TH MOON: A FEMINIST LITERARY MAGAZINE history, art, 1 iterature and bibliography. 1. 1973. 2. Semi annual. WLW JOURNAL 3. Single copies: $6.50 plus 5.75 postage and 1. 1976. handlins. 2. Quarterly. 4. 13th Moon, Inc., Box 309, Cathedral Station. 3. $15 (inst. and non-members of Wmen Library New York. NY iOOZ5. Workers) .$2(sample issues). $4 (back issues). 5. Marilyn ~acker. 4. 2027 Parker St., Berkeley, CA 94704. 7. ISSN 0094-3320. 5. Carol Starr. 8. LC 76-647817. 7. ISSN 0272-1996. 9. OCLC 2587697. 10. Madison; Stevens Point. 10. Madison; Milwaukee. 11. Library Literature. 11. Abstracts of Popular Culture: American 12. Book, film and music reviews; feature articles; Humanities Index; Index of American Periodical conference reports; news and notes. Verse; MLA International Bibliography. 12. Feature articles; poetry; fiction; art; WOMAN OF POWER reviews. "13th Moon is a literary magazine 1. 1984. pub1 ishing quality work by women. Eclectic, 2. Bi-annually, 1985; quarterly, 1.986. but particularly interested in feminist and 3. $18, $13 (low income), $22 (foreign, surgace working class lesbian literature." mail), $30 (foreign, air mail). 4. P.O. Box 827, Cambridge. MA 02238. TRIVIA: A JOURNAL OF IDEAS 5. Char McKee. 1. 1982. 7. ISSN 0743-2356. 2. 3/year. 8. LC sn84-9796. 3. $10 (indiv.), $16 (inst.). $4.50 (sample copy). 9. OCLC 10546353. 4. P.O. Box 606. N. Amherst. MA 01059. 10. State Historical Society. 5. Lise Weil, Anne G. Oellenbaugh. 12. A magazine of feminism, spirituality, and politics. xi.

WOMAN'S ART JOURNAL 244 Lincoln Hall, Unlv. of Illinois. 702 S. 1. 1980. Wright, Urbana, IL 61801. 2. Semiannual. Cherls Kramarae, Paula Treichler. 3. $9 (indiv.), $13 (inst.). ISSN 8755-4550. 4. 7008 Sherwood Dr., Knoxville, TN 37919. Wanen and Language is an interdisciplinary 5. Elsa Honig Fine. research newsletter which reports books, 7. ISSN 0270-7993. journals, articles and research in progress; 8. LC 80-647891; sn80-1207. identifies courses, conferences, and other 9. OCLC 6497852. events relevant to the study of language and 10. Madison. gender, and publishes short articles. We 11. Art Blbliographles; RILA; ISI. include scholarship from anthropology, 12. Crltlcal artlcles and reviews pertaining to cmunicatlon, 1inguistlcs, llterature.. .. wunen in the vlsual arts. "We are interested in a re-lnterpretatlon of art history from our WOMEN d PERFORMANCE: A JOURNAL OF FEMINIST THEORY new awareness as nnen...\lornen's Art Journal is 1. 1983. a vehicle for the exchange of ideas and for 2. %/year. honest critlcl m." 3. $9 (lndlv.), $15 (inst.). 4. 51 W. 4th St.. Rm. 300. New York. NY 10012. WOMEN AND ENVIRONmNTS 5. Jlll Dolan, ~ulieMalnig. Glgl ~ivkin,Judy C. 1. 1976. Rosenthal, Trudy Scott, Anne B. Wynra. 2. 3/year. 7. ISSN 0704-770X. 3. $9 (indiv.), $15 (inst.). Slnqle copies: $3. 8. LC ~83-4500. 4. Centre for Urban and Cannunlty Studles, Roan 9. OCLC 9855579. 426, 455 Spadl na Ave.. Unl venlty of Toronto, 10. yadlson. Toronto, Canada M5S 268. 12. WollMn d Performance is a fmlnlst journal 5. Judlth Kjellberq. devoted to the study of theater, dance, film, 7. Issn 0229-4796. NIS~C, video, rltual and performance art. It 8. LC cn81-30452. Includes dl scussions of fednist aesthetics, 9. OCLC 7966483. photo essays, interviews, hl storical materlal , 10. mdfson. rev1evfs and scrlpts. MP encoucaqes dl a1 ogue 12. Toplcs: planning, architecture, deslgn; housing among perforawn and tKrlsts. and coa~lunftydevelofmnt; geography, urban soci 01 ogy , envl ronswntal psycho1ogy, energy and WOMEN d POLITICS ecology. 1. 1980. 2. Quarterly. WOMEN d HEALTH 3. $16 (Natlonal Women's Studfes ksoclatlon 1976. members), $30 (indlv.), $74 (Inst.), $90 Quarter1y. ilib.1. $16 (Natfonal Wolllcn's Studies Assocl atlon he Hhkrth Press, Inc., 28 East 22nd St., New members), $30 (fndfv.1, $84 (fnst.), $97 York, NY 10010. fllb-l. .Sarah Slavin. ihe-nborth Press, Inc., 28 East 22nd St., lYNl Sarah Slavfn, Polltlcal Sclence Dept., State Y ork , NY 10010. Unfversfty College at Buffalo, 1300 Elmwood Sharon Golub, Ph.D. Ave., Buffalo, M 14222. Sharon Golub, Dept. of Psychology, College of ISSN 0195-7732. New Rochelle, New Rochelle, NY 10801. LC 80-644752; sn79-8972. ISSN 0363-0242. OCLC 5661577. LC 76-648355. Madl son; MI1 waukee. OCLC 2337206. International Political Sclence Abstracts; Pair Mad1 son; MI luaukee; Plattevil le; Stevens Pofnt. Bulletin. Abstracts of Health Care Hanagemant Studies; Feature articles; research; blbl iqraphies; A1 ternatlve Press Index; Bibllographlc Index of book reviews; news and notes. Health Education Perlodlcals (BIHEP) ; Bibliography of the Hlstoy of Medicine (d WOMEN AND THERAPY HISTLINE); Blo-sclences Infonnatlon Services of 1. 1982. Blologlcal Abstracts (BIOSIS) ; Bul letin 2. Quarterly. Sl gnaletlque; Cumulative Index to Nursing and 3. $16 (National Women' s Studi es Association A1 1ied Health Literature (CINAHL); Current members), $30 (indiv.) , $55 (lnst.), $75 Contents : Socl a1 d Behavl oral Scl ences ; (lib.). Excerpta Hcdf ca; Fami 1y Resource Database; 4. Subscrlptlon Dept.. The Haworth Press, 75 Feminist Per1 odical s; Index Medlcus; Grlswold St., Bl nqhamton, NY 13904. Psychologl cal Abstracts (d PsycINFO) ; Pub1 ic 5. Betts Collett. Affairs Informatlon Service Bul letfn (PAIS) ; 6. 435 Spl It Rock Road, Syosset, NY 11791. RIC-CERDIC (Re1 iglous d Socl a1 Scf ences Index) ; 7. ISSN 0270-3149. Socf a1 Sclences Citatlon Index; Socl a1 We1 f are. 8. LC 82-645607 ; sn80-13045. Socl a1 Pl annf nq/Pol icy d Socf a1 Development 9. OCLC 6394106. Abstracts; Soclal Work Research d Abstracts; 10. Eau Clalre; Hadlson. Sociol oqical Abstracts; Studles on Warnen 11. Abstracts of Research in Pastoral Care and Abstracts; and Wanen Stud1 es Abstracts. Counseling; Bl ologl cal Abstracts and Bi osi s Feature articles; research; bibl lographles; Data Base; Alternatlve Press Index. book revlews; news and notes. 12. "To fact 11tate dla1 ogue about therapy experl ences among therapists, consumers, and WOMEN AND LANGUAGE researchers. The journal is feminist in 1. 1975. orientation and views therapy as an 2. 2-3/year. educatl :rial , expand1ng process for personal 3. 56. growth. xii.

WOMEN ARTISTS NEWS WOMEN'S RIGHTS LAW REPORTER 1. 1975. 1. 1971. 2. 6Iyear. 2. Quarter1y. 3. $10 (indiv.). $14 (inst.). Single copies: 3. $15 (students), 518 (indiv.), $32 (inst.). $2.50. Single copies: $5 (indiv.), $9 (inst.). 4. P.O. Box 3304, Grand Central Station, New York, 4. 15 Washington St., Newark, NJ 07102. NY 10163. 5. Therese Tischler. 5. Cynthia Navaretta. 7. ISSN 0085-8269. 7. ISSN 0149-7081. 8. LC 74647333. 8. LC 81442200; ~~78-127. 9. OCLC 1795817. 9. OCLC 353670. 10. Eau Claire; Green Bay; Madison. 10. Madison. 11. Alternative Press Index; Current Law Index; 12. "News, articles and a canplete nation-wide Index to Legal Periodicals; Legal Contents; almanac of exhi bits, conferences, perfomances. Legal Resource Index; Pub1 ic Affairs and career opportunities by and for women Information Service; Sociological Abstracts; artists." Women Studies Abstracts. 12. Full -length and feature articles, comments, WOMEN AT WORK review essays, book reviews and bibliographies 1. 1977. on a1 1 areas of the law affecting women's 2. 2Ivear. rights and sex discrimination. 3. us-$ll.50. 4. International Labour Office. 1750 New York Ave. WOMEN'S STUDIES N.W., Suite 330, Washington, D.C. 20006. 1. 1972. 5. Ms. Krishna Patel. 2. Jlyear. 7. ISSN 0378-4770. 3. $16 (National Women's Studies Association 8. LC 78-641944. members), $38 (indiv.), $104 (inst.). 9. OCLC 3722864. 4. Gordon and Breach Science Publishers, Ltd., 42 10. Madison. William IV St., London WC2, England. 5. Wendy Uartln. UOMEN'S INTERNATIONAL NETUORK NEWS (WIN NEWS) 6. Wendy Martin, Dept of English. Queens College. 1. 1975. CUNY, Flushing, NY 11367. 2. Quarterly. 7. ISSN 0049-7878. 3. $20 (indiv.), $30 (inst.). - 8. LC 74-641303. 4. 187 Grant St., Lexington, MA 02173. 9. OCLC 1791887. 5. Fran P. Hosken. 10. Eau Claire; Madison; Milwaukee; Platteville; 7. ISSN 0145-7895. Stevens Poi nt . 8. LC 77-641756. 11. Abstracts of Popular Culture; Women Studies 9. OCLC 2694733. Abstracts . 10. Madison. 12. 'Women's Studies provides a forum for the 12. "WIN News is a norldwlde, open, participatory presentation of scholarship and criticism about cmtfonsystem by, for, and about women women in the fields of literature, history, of a1 1 backgrounds, be1 iefs, national 1ties and art, sociology, law, political science, age groups. WIN News serves the general econmi cs, anthropol oqy and the sciences." pub1 ic, institutions and organizations by A1 so includes poetry . transmitting internationally Infomatiorl about women and wanen's groups." WOMEN'S STUDIES IN COMUUNICATION 1. 1977. THE WOMEN'S REVIEW OF BOOKS 2Iyear. 1. 1983. $8 (student), $12 (indlv.), $15 (inst.), $3 2. Honthly. (sing1 e cop1 es, back Issues). 3. $12 (indiv.), $25 (inst.),$2 (back issues). Rita Rice Flaninaam. Deot. of Soeech 4. Yllesley College, Center for Research on Comnunication, t6ntana 'State university, Women, Me1 1esl ey , MA 02181-8255. Bozeman, MT 59717. 5. Linda Gardiner. Karen A. Foss and Sonja K. Foss. 7. ISSR 0738-1433. Karen A Foss, Dept. of Corrmunication Studies, 8. LC sn83-9538. University of Uassachusetts-Amherst. hherst, 9. OCLC 9529447. MA 01003. 10. Hadison. OCLC 8848461. 11. Alternative Press Index: Left Index. Madison. 12. "In-depth review of current bo:ks, in all "To publish material related to gender and fieids, by and/or about men. comunication deriving fran any perspective, including interpersonal communication, ma11 group comunication, organizational communication, the mass media, and rhetoric." xiii.

WOMEN' S STUDIES INTERNATIOML FORUM ( Fonnerly Woman's Studles Internatlonal Quarter1y) 1. 1978. 2. Bimonthly. 3. $20 ( Natlonal Women's Studles Assocl atlon members). $40 (lndlv.). $95 (lnst.). 4. Pergamon Press. Inc.. Maxwell House, Falrview Park. Elmford. MY 10523. 5. Oale Spender. 6. Rossettl House. Flood Street. London SW3. STF. Engl and. 7. ISSN 0277-5395. 8. LC 82-643383; sn81-1570. 9. OCLC 7590245. 10. Eau Cla1 re; Mad1 son; State HI storlcal Soclety; MIlwaukee. 11. Yanen Studles Abstracts. 12. Research cornnunlcrtlons; revlew articles; book revlews. The journal strlves to reflect the multldfsclpllnary, lnternatlonal fleld of wonen's studles, both lnslde and out of academl a. It also allns to acknowledge cultural differences and at the sane tim to encourage an lnternatlonal exchange based on a shared famlnlst frammrk. One Issue per year presents H patla: A Journal of Femlnlst Phi 1osoph<

WOMEN'S STUDIES QUARTERLY. (Formerly Ua#n' s Studles Newsletter) 1. 1972. 2. Quarterly . 3. $14 (Natlonal Wonen's Studles ksoclatlon maAlbers). $18 (lndfv.). $25 (lnst.). 4. P.O. Bax 334. Old Uestbury. IW 11568. 5. Florence H&. 7. ISSN 0732-1562. 8. LC ~82-7058; sn82-20082. 9. OCLC 7387895. 10. Madlson; Stevens Polnt; Stout.. 11. WolRsn Studles Abstracts. 12. A publfcatlon of The Fafnlst Press and The Natlonal Urnen's Studfa Asmcfatlan (NUSA). Edltorlals; letters; features; news; reports; revlcwr. Mnlnly nlatlng to the theory and practlce of wanen's studles and to umen In he acadamfc professfons. As of June 1984. dl 1 Include lnternatlonal mm and features. now umhndgstomlnlst mmgulno THIRTEENTH YEAR OF PUBLICATION JANUARY/FEBRUARY 1985 ISSUE 126

CONTENTS

MEWOMEN'S FORUM Collected Comments 12 MAORI SOVEREIGNTY Reviewed by Ken Kaa 20 WHO IS MEREAL ROBIN HYDE I& Reviewed 22 BREASTFEEDING-- A Practical Guide by Sue Neal -- -- 27 DEAM &-. DYING by-. NoreewPenny--- 30 - - - --. - RETRIEVING WOMEN'S PAST An Interview with Julia Millen , -- 36 ..

------Am's MAORI BAY POETlCS A poem by Tania Hinehau Butcher 31 TAKE MIS DOWN MRS WllSON Fiaion by Sue Fitchett 32 REVIEWS Takinq a Pen to Middle ~ewZealand/Haeata Hentory/Colonial Tears & Sweot/The Heart of the Skg/The Anorexic ExperiencdDeaiing with Depression 42

LRTERS and FRONnNG UP 2 BEHIND MENM Hui Taumata Maori/Not "tncapacitatsd"/Budget Bites 6 SISTERS INTELLIGENCE SERVICE Whakotu Womin's CentrelUiAP and Pornographic Videos 10 POLL WICK 11 HIT LIST 19 SET VIEWS 35 ON THE SHELF Bookshop Advertisement 40 WHAT5 NEW? 44 CLASSIFIED ~dvertis&ents 48 broadNEW ZEALAND'S FEMINIST MAGAZINE THIRTEENTH YEAR OF PUBLICATION MARCH 1985 ISSUE 127

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[ FEATURES 1 THE PREGNANT PRINCESS AND THE PRESS 14 OUTLAWlNG PORNOGRAPHY . and The Bare Facts about Wet T-shirts 18 WAlTANGl1985 2 3 THE FEMININITY PEDDLERS and an interview with Rita Bamett, Deep b eel in^; 26 OUR WORK ON SCREEN ,.or For Love or Money 32 LEST WE FORGEF an appraisal of artist A. Lois White 34 MARRIAGE AS A RESTRICTED CLUB for heterosexuals only 3 6

I REVIEWS Other HalvesNigiVNeighbourhood Support Gmup Video/Breathing Space with Lorn 1 MountjoylWigan Pier RevisitdMy Home, My Prisan/A Series of Self-Help Health Books 42

REGULARS LETTERS and FRONTING UP 2 SISTERS INTELLIGENCE SERVICE Sweated Labour in Christchurch/ Fun on Kapiti Triathiod Watch These Workshops 5 BEHIND THE NEWS Nuclear Nightmare/Beauty FIopdAbortion Clinics Bum/ Gay Rights (Again)/8 March Ngoi PewhairangiNotes for Women/Stag Parties 6 HOGWASH 13 ON THE SHELF Bookshop Advertisement 3 8 WHAT'S NEW? .. 40 CLASSIFIED Advertisements 48 NEW ZEALAND'S FEMINIST MAGAZINE THIRTEENTH YEAR OF PUBLICATION APRIL 1985 ISSUE 128

CONTENTS.

RATURU- --- AMAZONS OF THE--- SEA Life saving Women - 14 WANJIKU Kenyan ador and poet 20 LESBIAN SUPPORT GROUP --22 TOKENISM IN THE MINISTRY- - 28 COPING WlTH MISCARRIAGE - 31 MARITAL RAPE 35

ARTS REVIEWS Station---- Life in New Zedand/A Lady's Life in the Rocky MountainsNirago------Modem -- Travellen SeriesWoman at WarKhe Fudge/Betty-Sadchild of Fortune/Sources/ Victoria's Fvehest h aught en ------42

REGULARS LETTERS and FRONTING UP 2 -BEHIND THE NEWS Front-- Line/100 Women/Writing the WrongsNet- :r-Shirts/ -Women's- -- Decade-- -- FestivaVDalkon-- -Shield .-- News ------6 ON THE SHELF -.-- -- 38 WHAT'S NEW? ------40 HOGWASH -- 41 BROOMSTICK

. avclcl~s 4. THE POLITICS OF DISCBILITY f"-%4ZUES by Mickey Spencer 14. WATRAYXffi PERSONS WN 38. CWUT FE)IDIA DIsmnnIEs IN mmt 6ET DIFORXD MWT INFORED CDNSENT Natlorul Easter Seal Socl.ty by Fran Ward aSrC U. m EIDETIC FRIEND 39. BWK910J COIER by Ruth Or-dlggar by Muriel Honrlques MTHms W4 YW HEM E7- by Jartat ReynolQs 18. THE Cb(FMDs QZEMFWLLY LONELY RACE CKLMYthrougtout by Pol 1y Taylor by Polly Taylor UA7McRAn 40. by Polly Taylor 24. HCUSMAD PFIOWCTS cmucus pp 2#25#40#41 41. by Mary M. Cbrgan 28. A GUIE FOR THE PERREED PATIENT by bGlbiT1 by Susan N., Faul krwr ORIID6S pp. 5~6.8~10 33. WE WWTKKS BAa[ lU A SPEQKIST by Mlckey Spencer by Sandy Leu1s CllRIDaW p. 23 35. HEKM COLLECTTVE LEITERS by hrylou Haddltt by Avls J. & Sarah SeldlItZ Mitchell ORCYDGS pp. 27#29.30#31#42 by Wurlel Henrlqws pp. 11.32 by Nicolo HollanQor

Wamln~!! w5q we 62yorp BROoPlEFICX by 11. ANOTirER non-pmfif organiaafion bufk DIWNSION dl, hatwe it ir faand by hrforlo Magan srort!es U. THE WUXS may the Leaat eqenaive. But It. OF TIW MI ARTHRITIS by WIlm El lzabeth Wanlo1 TBE WST OPFICE WSS ROT TELL by Wllma Elizabeth FM)anfel US IF ME. ve do not 0.t 17. ISIGN MY HAM WIlH PWRE INK rw a notiu; the copd88 -4 wt 26.-27. QWrWRXO by Wllm El lzabeth McDanlel f0rvrrrd.d nor me thq re- CkMVKESCfNCfs RHSrON turnui. so & nrre to Let w by Ruth Partineon Iuunr yo* change of ad&.... REFLEXES by Margot Treitel Ye uiLZ contimu to taLk do& aL- ROSE Lmgiee d 0th- di8abCLiti.e in by Beatrice Ganley BXOLMS?ICX. A8 a practicuf -la, OKY IF THEY ASK.. . yo- &tor8 are faced vith a rathar by Nan Shennan bia- situation; me racaive arbria- &one * cnrorot read...bamua. the 31. BITER AFTERTM'TE ppr i8 8centodll Ydra kth oay by A. Grlm Richardson fa'&c to p8FfUW8., 80 pLm8. chack n. UTTLEMIREs IENTAL INsmnm uhdoyour puper ia ecentad or if you by Adj a Gorbach Awe had perfme on you fingerr uhm you Addit. Mickey d PoLZy 42. EWANCIPATION by Rosa Fel senburg Kapl an VOLUME 6, NUMBER 1 SPRING 1985 - EDITORIAL EngiifNAn* Ski& WiUrinson - 2 Francais/F& IeaaacMa& 3 STATEMENT OF EDrOIUAL POUCY AM. SUBMISSION GUIDELINES 4 ARTICLES Ngwatio: A Stow of Gmpemtive Research on African Women Pakia Stnmp and Rekctn NjaeClvpr 5 INTERNATIONAL Ualvha~iondes femmes dans le hers mdeDkmr Vudnm . 10 Frnn Uncle Tom to Aunt Jemima: Towards a Global Perswctive on Vio-omen Chde Ym U W0meninThaiknd~I;kmdsa 16 Femme Africaine d'hier et d'auiourd'hui: le as de la femme Mandime de Casamance Mmimn Gmrm W Kmtt M Feminist Currents in Latin Amexica Lid Noh 23 Rewrt of a M Seminar Held in Bombav on Amniocentesis Rmud~Und on Wonw's Studi6 at ~.N.D.TMmn's Unkmriy 27 gUdques dexions sur les coUoques intemaaonaux de femme Yoinndc Cohcn n .Mum &lo 29 A Training Promam for Rural Women m Sumatra, In- Mmpont Guvb 32 The lmrolvexnent of Rud Women in ViiDevelopment in Tanzania MmGc Antovvrte Oam-Muin 34 Les Nations Unies: les pro~rclmmesrdatds a la condition des fwnmes lcmnr MPmrrda 39 Fermnum and India Sum Chitms 4 L'homme et la femme dans les manuels des Mespnmab et secondaim de Zambie hideF& 48 Bstttin~the Mvths. Women's Skdies in Israel Manhm Sofit and Kathh Fmm 50 Women in G~ece:Feminist Cam in the Shuqg;ie for Soaai Equalitv Huns Liom 52 A la de Taos Amrouche lmmAdam 57 Sirnone de Beauvou and the New French Ferntrmms /&re Paws 60 Wmen's Studies m Britaux Teaching through the Door Marked 'Bovs' ~~ Hum 63 Au de quehes tmvata concernant les kmmes en Tunme Nom Seru 65 Femurin and Danouatic Translhon m Spa Astdmm m Forawr Woman m the People's Republk km Wrlin 74 Le f&hme et MeSum Clntna 76 Women and Soaai Chanw. The Farmlv and WhgLife in Sweden DmAfzslrus 824 Wama m Neip;hbowfroods: From Lad Issues to Gender koblem MmrP drl Canar Fw 86 .,& Les 6tudes de la femme au Canada et A I'UImnr Mud 90 i Whelp is thur Creed NewChouxUrurv % Some Intemaaonal Pespecbm on Canadian Women's Kcma PART 1 Margazet J&nmce: Thr Dmmm and Audrev Thomas: Lotakin . . .6ml Ann Hdk 98 PART 2 Sara Jea~etteDuncan's "A Mother in India" ~hmeVmthiet M PART 3 Alice Mumo's 'The Flak Road fielknu Doarpn 1M CHRONIQUES CinhSimotu S& ID5 L3VRES A LIW En&h/Anpjais 108 BOOK REVIEWS Books fiwd ll4

The Necklace FlomTonncv 26 n~uss~n~rudv ohmo on 26 For You Gandmother MmFehe 38 Metaphor Loune Goueffic 47

Sone of the Moss Frunces Dau 56 C pzzmln Chm VdwniC 64 The How& ludu ldmn 64 Apni Sun F?mTm 73 [unt~tled)Clnm Val& ?S lunbtled) Cbm Vdoerde 81 Neath mv Stomach MOM Ferttp 85 ? Sanctification or the Death of the Old Woman Mmpo Suns 89 the fat woman finds her level Chnstwrc Donald 104 Full-Tie Emplovment Monn Elmw Adilman W ON CONFERENCES & RESEARCH AaOUT WOIMEN N

Volume 15, Number 1 January 1985 1 HIGHLIGHTS OF SPEECH Through Women's Eyes: Susan Armitage A New View of the West 2 NEWS STORY New Frontier for Women's Commissions Robin Gass 3 ABSTRACTS OF RESEARCH Power Dynamics in Western Family Melody Graulich Schoolwomen of the West Mary Hurlbut Cordier

Women as Workers, Civilizers Elizabeth Jameson , La Chicana - Perspectives Michael Galfegos The Tinsel Frontier Marion S. Gofdman Barbara Clarke Mossberg u Getting to the Publlc Martha P. Cotera 4 & 5 SPECIAL FEATURE New Women's Studies Seminars Jean Lamden History, Lois Banner Political Science, Jane Jaquette Literature, Arlene Stlebel 6 CONFERENCE REPORTS View of the Presidency Catharine Alexander Medical Images of Women Barbara Duden For Sake of Justice Fay Blix Women's Concept of Self Daryl Smith Vol. 15, No. 1 WCML Spring 1985

NEVVSLETTER of the Women's Caucus

MOOERN LANGUAGES

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Roster...... 1 Letter from thepreaident . . .-...... 2 , .i Minutes from Annual Meeting ...... 3 1984 Treasurer's Report ...... 5 Letter from the Editor ...... 6 Bibliography: Women and Computers ...... 7

1984 Florence Howe Award Winners-...... 9 First P lace Award Abstract: Patsy Schweickart, "Reading Ourselves" ...... 10 News from Feministas Unidas . . . . .-...... 11 Calls for Papers ...... '12 Conference Announcements ...... 13 - . . Jo~s...... 1.4 Recent Publications ...... 14 Research in Progress ...... '19 Dancing Thru the Mine Field ...... '. . . 19 ...... Connexions 15 Winter 1985

Changing Technology

14 Chin,: The Business at Hand A report on the incorporation of women into changing Chinese economy

3 Free Trade Zones: Let the Robber Barons Come 16 Zambla/Gbana: Women Target Development Multinationals in South East Ash- Two viewr of technology's role in development redefining lives and work Kenya 18 West Germany: Big Science w Wild Nature 6 Australia: Let's Work Let's Not Let's Live On thc way to the 'perfect' human A collective of young women respond to unemployment 2O~rance:City of Fathers A science Action story 7 Uruguay: Retrained Not Fired Information technology changing the workplace for women 23 Norway: Disturbance in the Field Women engineering s~udenls- 8 England: Ova Easy deviants or conlbrmis~s? Thc Wornock Commission releases its findings on the new reproductive technologies 24 Philippines: Sisters of Invention Womcn shm their tedinologg 9 England: To Womb It May Concern An angry look at the effects of new reproductive technolo- 25 Philippines: Carroun gies 26 Canada: Safe Urban Space Environmental planning for women's needs 10 Kenya: Expanding the Green Beit Community organizing to stop deforesution 27 Sweden: Technology's Here to Slay ... Will women challenge male technology? 12 Indla: Giving Themselves Credit Self-employed women working on their Mexlca: A Throw Away Work Force own behalf 28 Womcn's work: on the border 13 Sri Lanka: Prom heDespotic Factory of. .. An anonymous letler frpm a factory 30 Sboris/Lellers inside the free trade zone 32 Resources FEMINIST STUDIES

Volume 11, Number 1 mg1985

Romance in the Age of ELctronics: Harlequin Entup- LiyBanstda Martha A. Adstiskrg 'Sqnmte adEqual? Mujeres Libra and Anarchist Strategy for Wanen's Emancipation The Shpttaing of an IUusim The Problem of C-tian in Lesbian ReIatioNhips

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Kinship and Rtsanbiancex Women on Women (a Review Essay) Rae Annantrout Poems Lyn Hejinian Poem Carolyn Burke Supposed Pasons: ~ModunistPoetry and the Funale Subject (a Review Essay) Commentary on Gigan's In a Diffemt Voice

Commentary on the Socialist Origins of intermtiom1 Women3 Day Notes and Letters Notes on Contributors Publications Recaved VOLUME 14. WINTERISPRINC 19R5

Feminine Protection htrtnor Louise', Rafkin Title IX - Down Rut Not Out sports column Krishna I3kerjec. Whx You Like pocm forjzr@ Baa, muralist Eloise Klein Hedy If We Could 'Talk intenpiewcoltrmt-i on work I.ove In Thc Third World poem excerpts Michelle Cliff lxin L'isionNision li~tina photo essq Virginia t3enwidez Ess, Ess, hlein Kind poem Juciit h Masur 13ook Kcvirws: - I.~'shzmSC'Y by JoAnn Loulan Susie Bright hliirci~~rir~ tIw Collect iiv by Ihrban Wilson Ruth Stqe Akr~gby Midwllc Cliff Audrey EwVm U+ Arc by Lisa Kanemoto Sim Kallan l~rofoiu~tlSilcncc short story Joanne Marrow Thc Strike at Si\int-Nizier Church poem Dianc Stein Jwst Stories rzurratilv orz discibilip Jill Sager What 120 I Do Wiht It poem Carolyn Wright No Ncws Among IJs pem Tcrri L. Jewel1 The Juggler prosLa poem on incest & sexual abuse Toby March Deck Job short stoty Molly Martin Care In The Holding short story Maureen Brxdy Finding 3 Ralancc poem Carla Schick women's studies library resources in wisconsin vol. 6, no. 3, spring 1985

TRBCE OF CONTENTS

mrmB)(ToRS ...... :...... - 3 Olicanu: Indiqenous Uoamn of North Parrica. ORALHISTORY ...... 5 ThLives of Yisconsin Uortiq-Class hem. by Fran Buss. mlmwsioNs...... 7 Using Nadir as m Oqanizinq Tool. by Ellzakth Ells*orth. FEmMarPUBLlSHfKj ...... 9 Report on four fmi nist pmsa. three of tha new. #aus m w-m...... 10 By Remy Harrigan.

Masourcur on: annovelists; krican men; rman of Latin Parrlca and the Caribbean; mnof Sub-Sdharan Africa; Yoam in Qllna; umen in developwnt; men ~nternationally: women's studies mearch; quity in audmia; and wgnn's health.

PERIOOICA~NOTES ...... 16 Na parlodiuls on: frinlst history; lesblam; wawn physlciam; wraw's education in Japan; laqe urwn; Jalsh fasfnists; and southern frinlsts. Spacial issues on: *an. race. and class; umen and the hlarnitles; history of women in mdlcine; wanm and work; an's gmder fdwloqies; the political wonany of rrrmhn; and ulcn'~ 11temturr. Ceased publication: -, Hsrpie's IIDnthly; Lesbian Voices. lTENOFm...... eo Mom rcun In hlston roftmm: wacn and dwelow*nt curtlculua guides; sxhiblt on the~herltageof t4ilwrukes-0o*ner College; Annotated Guide to Ucmen's Periodicals goes internatlonak; more ran and out-of-print books for women's studla; and pmceedlnqs of an institute on tanan and denlmnt. urom€NRND Sa:ENQ ...... ee Infomation on a na vld~orape. UJlXONSl- IN UKXIWHS SNDIES ...... a Mabibllogrrphlu on umen and science, North harlcan Indian womcn. and nursing. eocxcAEVIEIUS...... ee Science and Gander. by Ethel Sloane. Formuothers of Anthmpoloqy, by Sham U. Tiffany. Feminist Teacher

Vol. I, No. 1 Fall 1984 Table of Contents Empowerment and Library Instruction By Susan Searing 1 Helaine Victoria Press: Postcards of Women's History and Culture Coping with Science Anxiety By Rod Mitchell Writing about Everyday Lives By Barbara Mitchell Eleanor Roosevelt - 100 years In Their Own Voices By Katharyn Machan Aal Women in Politics By Carole Garrison meBmg Bed' : Teaching Resources on Domestic Violence By Dedgn: Feminist Ideas in the College Classroom By Barbara Allen Women in the Caribbean Bibliography Departments

5 Feminist Network a 35 Teaching Ideas

6 Feminist Teacher Network News 36 Conventions/Calls for Papers 25 Teaching Resources Feminist Teacher Vol. I, No. 2 Winter 1985 Table of Contents Gender in Higher Education By Maggie Humm

Introductory Women's Studies as a Skills Course 8y Linda Pamill

An Interview With Dale Spender - Beyond the New Orthodoxy: Teaching About Women in Introductory Courses in American Politics By Jane Jaquette Putting Women in the History Curriculum Celebrating Women's History

Putting Men hto the Women's studies Curriculum - Departments

+Letter from the Collective 3 3-Calls for Papers 5 -The Network 34-Conferences CFeminist Teacher Network News 36---Teaching Resources Harvard Women's Law Joumd - - Volume 8 Spring 1985

-Y Against the Male Flood: Censorship, Pornography and Equality - Andrea Dworkin Articles Beyond Bob Jones: Toward the Elimination of Governmental Subsidy of Discrimination by Religious Institutions Judith C. Miles Getting There: Reflections on Trashing from Feminist Jurisprudence and Critical Theory David Cole Black Women Under Apartheid: An Introduction . Cheryl L. Poinsette TheMeaning of Equality for Battered Women Who Kill Men in Self-Defense Phyllis L. Crocker Female Circumcision: Challenges to the Practice as a Human Rights Violation Kay Boulware-Miller Case Comments Grove City College v. Bell: Restricting the Scope of Title IX Joan M. Griffin Toward Equal Rights and Amendment of Section 12(l)(b) of the Indian Act: A Postscript to Lovelace v. Canada Camille Jones ~oberrsv. United States Jaycees: How Much Help for Women?

. M. Page Kelley Recent Developments An Incomplete Picture: The Debate About Surrogate Motherhood Health Rights cf Video Display Terminal Opemcors Book Reviews Recent Pubiications Vol . 6, No. 2, March 1985

- Inside Healthsharing

FEATURES OUR READERS WRlTE

Examining Lesbian Health...... 7 MyStoq.OurStory ...... 18 Health cue hues of speed concern tc iesbians Creating ;Network by Robin Barnett by Margaret Lee Braun Lett ers...... 22 Not The Oldest Rofession ...... 11 Two women discuss problems encountered working for a professional patient teaching program an interuiew with Wendy Bmett and Michele Dore ETCETERA The Birth Control Gap ...... 15 Why women - and men - so often fail to use Collective Notes ...... 3 birth control by Dianne Kinnon - Reviews ...... 20 The New Our Bodies, Ourselves Afraid to Ask NEWS

Update ...... 4 Resources ...... 24 HECATE A Women's Journal vol..x, naii, 1984

Editorial

Taking About The Well of L oneliness I. 'A Disgusting Book When Properly Read': The Obscenity Trial ...... Beveriey Brown 11. 'A Martyr Reluctantly Canonised': The Lesbian Literary Tradition ...... Gillian Whitlock

Poems by Uian Tait

Critical Dilemmas: Looking for Katharine Susannah Prichard ... Kay Schaffer

From Oh Lucky Country ...... Rosa Cappiello

Our Sex Divided? Reflections on the 198 1 Census Results ...... Chilla Bulbeck 'Cummer Waltzing' ...... Manja Vishedyke 'Jonquil Passion' ...... Anne McDonald

Poems by Dorothy Hewett, EIly McDonald, Freda Prestwich, Beth Spencer, Carole W ilkins, Lucinda Castaldi

Looking atWomen: Theorising Class and Gender ...... Dinah Priestley

Subversive Surrealism ...... Brm Larner

105-109 Sisterhood in Trouble: The Fourth Women and Labour Conference, Brisbane 1984 ...... Bronwen Levy SECOND SERIES, #4 TABLE OF CONTENTS

WNA

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82 NELLIE WONG Tdhg It Ouc Red Jounys It's In du Bbod -- 89 MARGARET RAM)& Womm 61 Phamppb: Why cmdHourIMokcPiEaau lmngrr 104 JANICE- GOCRI) ThcRevdudonofkW, Ounwrdly/Inwnrd Hcr Time. Hcr Dinrmcc h Intervicus 130 PEGGY GARXISON Mochrr Nora for Eknne 131 I~ULYNHACKER - BalladofLdahtand Found 134 GLORIA ANZALD~A IntheNcmvofAUtheMorhers WhoHwchtChrldmr in the Wm En el nombre & cedar b ~que~~sl~c hijm en hagurna: mcuenro 138 CONTRIBUTORS International Journal of Women's Studies Editor: Sherri Clarkson Volume 8, Number 1 Contents January I February 1985

INTRODUCTION TO THE SPECIAL ISSUE ON: SINGLE LIFE AND MARRIED LIFE and WOMEN AND SEXUALITY ...... 3 Paula J. ~apl&

SINGLE LIFE AND MARRIED LIFE ...... 4 Paula J. Caplan

PSYCHOLOGICAL ISSUES OF SINGLE LIFE IN CANADA: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY ...... -10 Douglas Ausrrom & Kim Hanei

A SOCIAL-PSYCHOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE FOR WOMEN ...... 22 Esther R. Greenglass

SEX-ROLE IDENTITY, SEX-ROLE IDEOLOGY AND MARITAL ADJUSTMENT .. .30 Rudolf Kalin & Carol A. Lloyd

MARITAL POWER, ROLE EXPECTATIONS AND MARITAL SATISFACTION .....38 Mccda M.S. Mashal I THE CHALLENGE OF FEMINISM AND CAREER FOR THE MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN ...... 45 Sarah Usher & Mort Fcls International Journal of Women's Studies Vol. 8, No. 1, (Continued)

Special Issue I FEMINIST PSYCHOLOGY Paula Caplan Science Canaie Editor: J. . IJWS- Editor: Stark-Adamec

WOMEN'SSEXUAL ITY...... 56 Jeri Dawn Wine

THEORY AND RESEARCH ON LESBIAN IDENTITY FORMATION ...... 62 Phyllis E. Elliott

CONTRACEPTIVE KNOWLEDGE AND USE OF BIRTH CONTROL AS A FUNCTION OF SEX GUILT...... 70 Charienc Bergcr, Joan Jacques, William Brcnder, Dolores Gold & David Andrcs

HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES ON THE STUDY OF FEMALE PROSTITUTION ... .78 Frances Newman & Elizabeth Cohcn with Pamcia Tobin & Gail MacPherson

BOOK REVIEWS

Black Working Women, Debunking the Myrbs: A Multidisriplinary Appmuch. Edited by Ellen L. Matthews. Reviewed by Lee H. Bowka ...... 85

Women in Developing Counm'ea A Policy Focus, Edited by Kathleen A. Scaudr & Jane S. Jaquene. Reviewed by Lee H. Bowka ...... 87

Why Su Few? Women Acadrmics in Australian Unituvsities, by Bettina Cass. Reviewed by LeeH.Buwkcr ...... 88 20. I

Vol. 6. No. 3 About This Issue L. Jamison McColough Stone Soup Robin Mack-Rafikkahre letters children of a star Patricia Anne Simpson false indigo Hollowing Out stowly beigg myself the Pumpkin

K S Swanson Pamela Laskin Crazy Mary To A Friendship That Is Dying Terri Jewell Diane with Prayer 42 Julie Ross First Bites Waiting for Rain Caryn Schlossberg Kathy Photographs 44,45 Fat Boy Kim Roberts Word Plays . Under Water 46 Jean Hanff Koretitz Birth Control Miriam Cohen North For Me Not Ever 57 Ashes Bottles The Sound from Ruthann Robson the Stairs women's letters 62 Bodies/ of water 64 Sugarloaf Key 66

Karen fish In the Glenside Notes from Contributors Nursing Home Translation Notes to Prospective The Lady of the Contributors/Subscrtb ers 71 Swan boats

Jan Price ' In Memoriam: Monotypes Barbara Deming 14, 15, 16, 17, 18 Suzanne Marshall Photograph 29 Taina Litwak Drawings Stacey Fowler 5, 35, 36, 37, 38 Drawings and Paintings Front and back covers 58, 59. 60. 61 No. 10, 1985

Coderence Issue

The Forms of Historical Feminism Genmiive Fraisse

The Feminine Super-Ego Catherine Millot

Feminism, Film Theory and the Bachelor Machines

The Women's Liberation Movement in Sociafit France: Four Yean Later Franqoise Ducrocq

Women's Employment Bea Campbell 80 Ms. 25 (Vol. 5, No. 1) November-December 9984

Inside

Confronting Male Power :An A11 Women Panel Contests Panchayat Election ! -1ndumati Patankar . only The Wife Of A Drunkard Knows ... -Uma Bhatt "In 1828" A Christian Woman Demands Equal Succession Rights Folk Lore : The Frogs Who Wanted A King COVER STORY Gangster Rule : The Massacre Of The Sikhs -Madhu Kishwar Organised Riots Against The Sikhs : Petition To The Supreme Court ~ettersTo Manushi Preserving The Family At The Cost Of Women : The New Family Courts Bill -Ruth Vanita MINERVA QUARTERLY REPORT ON WOMEN AND THE MILITARY Volume III, Number 1; Spring 1985

DACOWITS Rolds Fa11 Ueeting...... l by LCDX lonna. Cheaoham, US1 (Rat. )

World Veterana Federation Council Hnts in Atheaa...... f by June Willenz

SOW Advances the Rights of Lesbians in the Xilitary...... g by Christine P. Riddioush

Netioaal Women Veterans Pecoanition Week Ca1ebrat.d in Erie. Pennsylvaaie...... lb By Natalie Stewart-Smith

Women Who Say Ilo to the ni1itar7...... 67 BULLETIN BOAXD...... 18 by Pobort A. Sesley

How to Deal With Sexual Harassment in the Militar7...... 85 by narsaret netrick Scheffelin. P~.D.

Auroa Dreaur Fednism and the Amaton Imaae...... 9S by Professor Abby Wettaa Kleinbaum

Where Ear. All tha Woman Gone? TRe Pre-twentieth Century Sexual Divisioa of Labor in Armies...... 107

Chest Paina (A Short Stoty)...lb9 by Josette Wingo . Cortu. ad.. above the Front...... 44 by LtCol Pat Pareman USAF (Rat.)

Stockdale and Stockdale. & tove gd hr...... 46 y Jean Ebbert Volume 10, Numbers 1 and 2 &WiOVING OUT

POETRY In the Mouths of Alligators Melba Joyce Boyd Song in Tender Black Joan Wallace Gartland San Lucas Toliman Sestina Paula Rabinowitz From an Egyptian Diary Margaret Kaminski Everyw~man Stella Crews Spider Therese Becker Adolescence Carol Wienbicki The Seven Sacraments Arlene Biggs On My Child in Fever Deborah Montwori Night Dancing Deborah Montwori - A Series of Doors in Reds and Blues Amv Cherry Visiting my cherry Wool Lorene Erickson Eiegy for Lillian Louise Kenesz Lady Guliiver Anne Hutchinson Water Henrietta Epstein The Widows Judith McCombs Couple's Drive North * Nancy Goren Keweenaw . Chris Tysh

1-94 Elizabeth Moray Stasis Cheri Caesar The Barrel Racer Jeanne C. Van Wieren Paradise Lost Gloria Dyc The Cost Elinor Benedict Neighbors Elinor Benedict

FEATURES Journal Margaret Kaminski An Interview with Anais Nir~ Margaret Kaminski 1949: A Diary Gay Zieger Moving Out to the Edge Gloria Dyci'Paula Rabinowitz

ART WORK Photograph Harriet Hartigan Photograph Harriet Hartigan Photograph Harriet Hartigan Photograph Michiko Ohnaka _ Pen and lnk Orawing Ann Mikolowski Photograph Michiko Ohnaka Photograph Harriet Hartigan . Pen and Ink Orawing Ann Mikolowski FEBRUARY 1 1985 e VOLUME X111, No. 8

COVER STORY MENDED FAMILIES: A Growing Am.ritanPhanomanOn.. . who^^? By Vicki JmulowSi --l-----.---.-- 33 When HmHasKidsd ShmDOesn't. ..Yet By Claire Berman 36 A Fiva-Year Plur To Woo My S- By Beverly Hyman -. 38 It Could Not Be More Cowfbt.d By Nan Bauer Maglin .-' 40 Kids cmqmre Notes By Children's Express - 46 A Stepfaihsr Tria8 ToFlndHisRd. By Joseph Girdano 50 DEPARTMENTS LElTERS FROM RWERS 4 P0~Y:PoeminAnrmrtotb~ why Don't You H.*.CMdmtl? By Jam Harris 16 LOST WOMEN: Mvlr Khrgl.r-- Vkdabn-hAtrk By Katherine Frank 22 FICTION: Ics By Marian Thurm 42 STORIES FOR FUDE fflILDRM: wh8t'sUndarMy8.b? By James Stevenson. -57 MOFJRI:~fOrLOrtg-~ ~Th.TrSckIsKnowingWhen, MARCH 1 1985 VOWME XIII, No. 9

0 COVER STORY BACK PAGE A Crossword Puafe for Women-a New Superpower? .-.-.------...-...-.... 41 Women's Histoy Week By Susan Pedersen ...... 114 If Women Had a Foreign Polity ... Bella Abzug* Patricia Derian, REVIEWS Marcia Giilespie, Perdita Huston, Robin Morgan, and Gloria Steinem MEDIA. What They Didn't Tell You in Answer a New Question ..---..---.--.,,,...---.-. 42 YThe Jewel in the Crown* and Passageto India* China: A Poet By Barbara Grizzuti Harrison 28 Takes Snapshots in Her Mind ,--.....--.....---.-. By Alice Walker -,-,..,,,, 51 To See, or Not To See .-.,....,,--.-.-.----.. 33 ' Family of Woman: Chinese Women BOOKS. Who Is Kathy Acker and One by Ontt Why Does She Write So Dirty? Photographs by hqoise Saur ,-.-58 By Jennifer Cnchton ,..--.--.-.,..,,---.. 86 Cuba: A Granddaughter's Tale Five Easy Steps to Parawng Guilt By La Sienciada .,, 63 By Madehe Lee .,,-.,,,,,,,,,,,-,.-,. 88 Chile: A Fantasy of Freedom and Home Lust and laughter from Down Undsr: By workAgosin -71 O'ibeth Joliey's YMisr Peabody's InherhmxPand Jessica Anderson's DEPAXTMENTS YThe Only Daughter" By EWethWood 89 EllTRSFROM READERS .,,---.-.. 6 ...... In Short: A Man and Three Women and MONEY: MweCrcdlt IsDue- An Important Nigerian Novel ...---...-.--,.,.- 90 Why It's Still up to You To Keep Watch On Your Credit Rating 0 THE Ms. GAZETTE By Ermiy Card ..-....,- 14 NEWS PROM ALL OVER. PERSONAL STY= Gabride Knecht'r Vldory for Women Underground; Pabnbd -nd Other Why March 8?; Fashion Braakthroughr Mary Abortion Terrorists: The Toil Rises; By Peacock .----....--. 24 The Real YViir/Yictoriasw...... 17 SPORTS: Out of the Water and MAKING CHANGE. Onta the Aimaw#--tfre Obsessions Thank Goodness for the Balance of Of Obna Nyad Power: Consdidating Our Gains By Emily Greenspan ...... 74 In the 99th Congress WETRY: I'm Ten, Have Lots of Friends By Lavuua Edmunds ...... 95 And Don't Care - -- - By Marilyn Clun ...-- ...... 91 COVER: The "Atlas" on this month's cover ~s27- STORIES FOR FREE CHILDRM: year-old Gladys Portugues, a professional bodybuild- The Girl Who Can er and model. She began workmg out in 1980 and in By Ama Ata Aidm ...... 99 1983 won first place in the "Night of Champions" in- PARENTING: My Fat Roblemand Theirs- ternational compehtion When Parents Can Do No Right By Shamn Portnoy ...... -.., ...... 104 APRIL I 1985 VOWMEXHI, No. 10 m BACK PAGE: Sister Margaret IsOne Womrds Sexuality TNtlarandTheVdkn24- Anoth.rWomur'sP~? StmdiUptethePupe -Q-don- OnChdcbandthaChurclr AM.jormd- By Cam1 Kleiman ,,124 BY Mary Kay Blakely .- 37 On My Mfnd: BuQrr Jordn TJla-=lkOptlmiun, BOOKS. In Praise of Olrea: The Bodc WJw And MCbbs in Gavmmmd -B..nW&ingaDemdeToRemL Interview by Liz Carpenter . 79 CmsPduy's%atertln5aneDa~ A~sLa*.:AneX~tnrm By Eve Merriam .-- 13 ~PlmNawlYM.nMdAn~" ~PkkoftheCrqr. By Mary Gordon . --78 FlveFirrtNovdr Phobolprp)nr Frames &jamin Jdmrton: By Diane Cole. -- 14 AT~-~Chmnide Darm Eut bughbc Carolyn Chutds OfW~dWork -Ttm~ofEIyptrNkbre" By Adele Logan Alexander 80 By Ann h4arie Cunruneham -17 InShort:TheArtofrahrlhCatlett. 17 DEPARTMENTS MEDIA. On the Set of LETTeRS FROM READERS . -5 'D.sph.rrtdy~~- TEUWOWCY:~TImtT.Urs~ Dirsdor sum^" sidehad. YwcoAIpukr8suf.Orpniz~, medFitm Mentor,dwife By Lindsy Van Gelder .. ,114 By Lindsy Van Gelder 26 ToSoa.orNotTo Sam. 116 MONEY: W.td, OuU IsYour bophok Malwhobvewulrwl Stm~?WktYouNead M.n Who Make Moviea About It To Know at Tax Tinm By Susan Dworkin .- 118 BYWM 30 HEALTH: It% All -To Be Hanest- Horr one FridshIp Svvhndnl~lgmu By Carol &&er . -86 -0 a DRINK: CaobgUp a F- W~whofrofit~ FmmTh.ir~ofFood By Florence Fabricant ....----..-----.-.-... 94 STORIES POR FREE CHILDRM: ~UtthGoIdSholw By DuBose Heyward ,------107 u7 hrnr~ SU rUNc.I...... -..... "l.. Y.. C.. d Q.. uU I:: U'.c..

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In this issue In this issue 3 MEDICINE WOMEN by Lois SLeele, M.D. NATIVE DAUOHTER: AUTHOR LOUISE ERDRICH 3 COMES HOME 4 AT DEEP CREEK SCHOOL (poem) by Gail Hand by Barbara Shlrk Pariah THE LEGEND OF WHITE BUFFALO CALF WOMAN LOUISE ERDRICHS FAMILY TREE HAS by Art Raymond 5 DEEPROOTS 5 by Sue Seam

MARGARET HAWK* LAKOTA WOMAN 6 by Carolyn Reyer ,. ---

8 "'" by Gloria DYC 8 INby Mary'OLLA Dewing PROFESSIONAL HELP (story) 10 by csw)Michele Connelly 10 by Jane Nudeiman 11 PRAIRIE RAMBLER LETTER FROM PORTER, MN by Emily Jobison 13 by Sadie Rasmuaeen

14 PRAIRIE RAMBLER: by Emily Johnson PSYCHOLOGY

-- - CONTENTS VOLUME 8, NUMBER 4 SUMMER 1984

Conxiousncv Raking: From Revolution Naomi Braun to Re-evaluation Rosenthal 309 The Use and ~evdo~ment'of Katherine Schultz Sex-typed Language John Briere Lomu Sandlet 327 The Impact of che Sexist Language Conuovasy and Regulation on Language in Univenicy Documents Judith Markowitx 337 Ladie3 and Gentlemen. Women and Men: A Study of chc Co&otations of Batbam E. Moely Words Indicating Gender Kimberb Ktncket 348 Women and Drug: The Heroin Abuser Sam E. Gutimes and che Rcxripaon Drug Abuser Deanno S. Patton Jonathan S. Raymond Deborah L. Rhoads 354 Impan of Androgynous and Traditional Sex-Role Orientations on Evaluations of Successful Performance Michele A. Paludi 370 Relationship Enhancement for Single Female: Interpersonal Network Debi H. Overton Intervention Arthur W. Aueq 376 Brief Reports Achievement Arousal Inhibits Helping Clynis Bean Behavior Only in Males Alice H. Eagly 389 The Relative Rewards and Costs of Betsy Bosak Houser Childlessness for Older Women Sheny L. Berkman Linda J. Bcckman 395 Book Reviews 399 Media Renews 407 Index to Volume 8 411 -- RESOURCES K>R :EMINISRESE4RCHJ DOCUMENTATION SUR LARECHERCHE FEMINI~

Vol. 13, No. 4, Dec/Jan 1984/5

table of contents/sommaire

Editon/Rklactrices Sasha Mclnnes Hayman. Marguerite Andcrsen. Joyce Scam andlet Anneke Steenbeek

Marguerite Andam 2 Sasha McInne Hayman 4

Marion Barling To Be or Not to Be? or. And From the Darkness. Let There Be Light: Some Thoughts on Developing a Feminist Aesthetic Marguerite Ander~n Une femme sculptcure interdite: Camille Claude1 Susannah Joyce-Jones A Stitch Here.. . A Stitch There Laura Jones Canadian Women Photographers 1841-1910 RoseMarie Arbour Re-appropriation a transformation: six femmes artistes quibicoiw Joaa Murray Isabel McLaughtin Frances Rooney Frances Loring and Florence Wyie. Sculpton Nan Hogg La Maison Joan Murray Daffodils in Winter: Pegi Nicol MacLeod in Canadian An PhyXis Waugh Feminist Art in Toronto. 1984: A Survey Frances Rooney Interview: Persimmon Marian Yeo The Dreams and Visions of Sharron Zenith Come

Jane Byers 34 Self-Portraiture by Women of the Twentieth Century Robin Edwards Davies 35 Notes on the Women's Caucus for An 12th Annual Conference, Toronto, Canada, February 21 to 24, 1984 RFR/DRF, Vol 13, No. 4, (Continued)

book rtviews/comotes rendus

.- Mary Meip 36 Souvenirs (2 volumes) Elisabeth Viglt LC Brun Elizabeth Sabiston 37 A New hfytttos: The Novel of heArtist as Heroine Grace Stewart Christine Kldn-Lataud 39 Le Livre de Promerhea %!the Cixous Mimi Cazorr 40 Women Artists 1550-1950 Anne Suthaiand Harris and Linda Nochlin The Obstacle Race: The Fortunes of Women Painters and Their Work Gemmine Grar

resoums/rrssources

Pam Sturgess 42 InvisibL Theme or Invisible Dreams? Vman Cameron 42 Woman as Image and as Image Make Marguerite Anderscn 44 International List of Audiovisual Resource Ccntcrs and Penom

work in progresdtravaux en corn 48 thcses/th&s 55 abstracts/pr&is 56 announcernents/annonces 58 index 62 books received/livres rgus 78 calls for papers/priere de soumettre 80 SEX ROLES A Journal of Research

Vol. 12, Nos. 1/2 January 1985

CONTENTS

Sex-Role Nomand Gender-Related Attainment Values: Their Role in Atuibucions of Success and Failure Michrle Anddin Witrig Housei~oldResponsibilities in Mid&-Class Couples: The Contribution of Demographic and Personality Variables Linda Nyquisr. Karla Siivken. Jan* T. Spnce. ond Rdnn L. Hrlmrrich Sex Tmit S~~~~typesin Malaysian Children Cdlcm Word Rclltionrhips Among Attitudes Toward Children, Women's Liberation. and Personality Characreristics Mav Ka.v Biosgm, Philip J. Mohon. and Cynthia Baidwin Same- and Cross-Sa Friendships and the Psychology of Homosociality kcanno M. Rose Womat's Motives ro Achieve adto Nurture in Diffumr Life Saga Ka~htynMiiier Krogh - Sex Diffmnm in the Expmsion of Depression: A Dewtopmental Ilum~fionEffm Thomas E. Webb ond Chris A. VonD.wn , f ramiem Dcprauive Experiences and Their Relationship to Gender and kx-Role Orimration Anne E. Pidano and Howard Trnnen

Pmcpiioar of Assertive Behavior: Sex Combination. Role Appropriiueneu. and Message Type L. Krithio Wiisoa and Cynthia Gaflou The Effm of Alticuda on lnfmnca of Homosexuality and Pcmived Physical Attracrivmar in Women 143 Map Armada Dm Sex Scmnyping in Children's Toy Admtixments Lori A. Schwo~ond Wiiiiam T. Markham Sex Typing and the Coronary-Prone Behavior hum Laurmm G. Gn'mm oad Pad R. Yomold Sex-Role Sterrocvpcs adClinical Judgments of Mental Health: The Brovermans' findings Reexamined 179 Roger D. Phiiips and Farrh 0. Giimy

A Longitudinal Cornparism of Cc~~tplccwith 9%-Typicaland Ncm-9%-Tyviical Orimatiom to Lnt~rnacy ' Timothy D. Stephen and Teresa M. Hmon %-Role Orientation and Psychologicd Well-Being: Two ,Maa-Analyses &mard & lVhitfe.v, Jr. The Relaion of Sex-Role Self-Concept and Sex-Role Art~tudaro the Mcloriral SarLfactwn and Pcraund Adjustment of Dual-Wolhcr Coupio ~ith Preschool Children 227 Kristin0 Cooper, Laurie Chassin. and .4ntonette Zerrs BOOK REVIEWS 243 SEX ROLES A Journal of Research

Vol. 12, Nos. 314 February 1985

CONTENTS

Sex of Employee and Sex of Supmisor: Effm on Attributions for the Causality of Success and Failure Carol Goodman Kaufman and Richard Shikiar The Rychologid Reactions to Infertility: Sex Roles and Coping Styla Jahn D. Adler , An Exploratory Analysis of Sex Differences ia Gossip Jack Levirrmd Arnold Aduke Facial and Full-Length Ratings of Attractiveness Related to the Social Interactions of Young ChiIdm Gngom I. Smith Supernatural Puwer. Sexuality. and the Paradigm of *Women's Spaa" in Rdigion and Culture ROWI. Fmaro Sa Diffcrc~in Uses and Perceptions of Profanity (39W. Selnow \ Empirically Derived Conceptions of Femaleness and Malenas: A Current Vim Patricia A. SIItirh and Uitcrberh Midlarsky Perceptions of Women: Effecls of Employment Status and Marital Status Claim Etaugh and brhmPrfnxki Aggression in Toddlas: Responsa to the Auertivq Anr of Boys and Girls hrlyI, Fagor and Richard Hagan What's in an Author's Name? Differential Evaluations of Performance as a Fundon of Author's Name Michete A. hi& adLisa A. Srrayer The Influence of Sex-Role Stmolypes on Rose Recall Diane F. Halpem Rdarionship Between Sa-Role Attitudes and Personality Traits and the Revised Sex-Role Behavior Scale Jamb L. Orlo/ky. Ralph S. Cohen, and Mark W. Ramsden The Devdopment of a Taxonomy of Carm Campetencia for Professional Women Gad Hacke!t. Nancy E. Bee. and Mmnr S. Dory Gender-Role Qassifieation and Demographic Rciationships: A Function of Type of Scoring Procedures Pa111 J. Hand and Ewn D. Salit Female Perceptions of Female and Male Managerial Behavior Roben C. Liden A 'Control" Model of Psycholo~cdHealth: Relation to 'Traditional" and 'Liberated" Sex-Rolc Stcrcotypcs (Investigation and Extension of a Construct) U3 Johanna Shapiro and Deane H. Shapiro. Jr. Sex Differences in Bases of Power in Dating Rdationships Susan Spmher BOOK REVIEWS 1163 SIGNS JOURNAL QF WOMEN IN CULTURE AND SOCIETY

Contents.

Winter 1984, Volume 10, Number 2

Women and Poverty

Editorial Women's Poveny and Women's Citizenship: Some Political Consequences of Economic M-tp Moll Cmorrm, The Economic Fortunes of Women and Greg j. Duauan, Children: Lessons from the Panel Study of und MurtAB S. Hill Income Dynamics SRrilo 8. Kbrrurlru#r Women, Children. and Poverty: Public Policia and Female-headed Families in IndudidCountria Bank Loans to the Poor in Bombay: Do Women hefir! The Paradox of Women's Poveny: Wage-earning Women and Economic Transformation CompuaMe Worth: Toward Theory and Raccicc in the United Stkfes V~NVPO~NT The Patrhrchal Relations of the Reagan Sure

&VIS10~s/Rrw~ Woman-headed Howholds and Povmy: Insights from Kenya DeMK. Zinn Turning Back the Clock on Public adRamnq C. Som' Weifare

Barbara Evans CInnmu 37 1 Mothers and Daughtm: Worn of the I~lligmLriam Ninrteenth-Centuq Rwla bv Barbara Alpern Engel: VmZuulich: A Riogmphy by Jay Bergman 374 PadStand Up! The Founding of the Libml Femanirr Movement in France. 1858-1899 bv ~~';lu;tkKW BNICII~XIXUKs~ttm or Xrtmun and Sxiaiim rn Frmiincc :2?6 by SIGNS, Vol 10, No. 2, (Continued)

Dorothy E. Smiih 376 The Managed Heart: Commerciaiization of Human Feeling by Arlie Russell Hochschiid Rosemay RtuLr .ST8 In Memoly of Her: A Fminur Theological Reco~tnutzonof Chtirtiun Ongnu by Elisabeth Schilssler Fiorenza: Smm and Sd-Tdk: Toward a Fnnrnist Theoloa by Rosezxiry Radford Ruether; Warn of the Cloth: A Xew Opportuny for the Churches by Jackson W. Carroll. Barbara Hargrove, and Adair T. Lummis Smralirg in Eightemih-C-9 Bticarn edited by Paul-Gabrici BoucC: Conupt Rebthu: DicAam, Thackmy, Trollopc,'Collinr and the Victorian Sacurrl Syrian by Richard Barickman. Susan MacDonald. and Myra Stark Nightinpie's Burdm: Wonrcn Poets and American Cdhm b.fom 1900 by Cheryl Walker; Emily Dukimon: Wkaa Writer Is a Daughm by Barbara Antonina Clarke Mossberg; Plarh's Incarnatim: Wornon and the Crcatiua Procru bv Lyda K. Bundtzen; WdngLika a Woman by Alicia Ostriker United States Noca International Notes

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5 Jennifer Green Woodhull a Menu for an Unaswgeable Hunger 13 MCCTallmadge The Woman of Gigantic Ropodons 37 Mary Moran a from Letters to Mama 73 BliEaMaorisoaah~st/Tiiste 78 Jewelle Goma a To Qlow 99 Katai Sarddla a &zr Scenes 100 glans Dykcwamon A 'I)ain Ride

16 Susanna J. Stmgis a "ts this the new thing we're going to have to be politically cowect about?" 48 Irma Klepfisz The Distances Between Us: Feminism, Consciousness and the Girls at tk wce 104 Sandy bucher a Half of a Map Drama 38. SOJOOR

THE WOn/Ej'U"S FORUM

VOLUME 10, NUMBER 3 NOVEMBER 1984

FEATURES

Law Lanr VDTs: "A Major Health Problem" 7 Vim Gennild Families in Flight: Salvadorans in Boston 8 2hyBaker, Mordn DuvaII, Mary Ann Kopydloluski. Lori Pongc The Invisibility of the White Working Class 10 Ulm stom Jews & Class: Confusion and Misperceptions 12 rum Pcm Variations on a Theme 13 Pam Mifchd The Poor & Working-Class Support Group 14 Arm Anmu Working-Class Literature 16 Mama Dud1 Class Mobility: No Illusions Left 24 Guhy Bok Being Ourselves: A Raised-Poor Perspective 26 ChCzern~k Feminism & Class: Another American Dream27 Libby Bouvier Hand in Hand: A History of Women Workers28

DEPARTMENTS Books 32 0 Stsun Skclpl'm on Worlds ofPain 0 Kafhi Ma10 on If AU We MdWIU To Weep At Home Calendar 18 Cinema & TV 33 @ Par Gowens on Purple Rain @ Susan Shapiro & Karhi Maio on The New TV Season Classified -- 35 Health & Therapy Directory 20 Help Wanted 34 News Briefs 5 Poetry -- 30 E Kure Ai~vchiidAau.Birds E Eilen &/Don't Dmmy the World 0 Lesfie Burgeu/Thc Prostitute's Notebook 0 Toni Sommonr/You'rc Leaving Monday @ Judith W. Yeinbemh/RcsePrch Women-Owned Business Directory 20 SOJOORTHE WMLAvsFoRcM 39*

4 VOLUME 10, NUMBER 5 MARCH 1985

Nancy Twnbull Epcalating Atlacks on the Ri&t to Choose 14 A& Lord. A New Spelling of Our Name 16 Bor~Goldo/~ Evelyn Fox KeUcr on Women and Science-1% Diuna Hmrbm& Lomt Stein Codtion Underminu VDT Safety BllL21 Libby Bauviu Internationd Women's Day 24

DEPARTMENTS Books 33 0 Angh Bowen on Sister Outsider 0 EJU& Ramon Snsons 0 She& Galburgh Johnson on Birth Stories 0 Kmhi Muio on Doubting We 0 EJ. Gruffon Dorothy Day 0 Lyndy Pye on Starving Women Calendar 22 Classified 43 Fiction 25 0 Edilh Ch.vm/Fmiiy Plot Film 40 Health & Therapy Directory 28 Help Wanted 42 Music 38 Cl March DdhUThe Music Box 3 Sura Sewcud on Women in Music I 0 AItson Friedman on Women in Music I1 - I? Robyn Ochs on Cauclbewy-DuPm

News 6 1 1 poetry 32 , Cl KwnChrrrrhadA Rdative View ' Cl Jan HefIer Levi/Tuscaro~ I Cl Ann SpaneUPa Dorado I 0 Shnryn WotpThe P.S. Bioa I Thcatu 0 El. Gaff on The Boaton Women's Theater Fcstfvd Women-Owned Business Directory 41 1 a women's Iiberationlmagazine issue 150 january 1985

FEATURES - 6 ~ncoverin~an Irish rebel. Film maker Pat Murphy talks about her new Urn. . 18 What were you doing in 1975? How has feminism changed you? Woman give heir views on feminism in the 80s and beyond. 24 Western Feminism in the Eyes of Women from the Third World. 28 Whatever happened to the Decade?

30 Fathers and Daughk~. ' 54 A bad case of divine interrention: a warning from SARAH TIFFW-DAVIS. POETRY AND FICTION 49 Down in ~ocio-~conornicGmu@ Fiue by Maureen Foster. 50 Going it Alone by Sibani Raychaudhuri.

33 Books: Women at War by Dacia Vni. This Place, a novel by Andrea Freud Lowenstein (Freud's Great Granddaughter). '%isas: Sink the ri'itctwn - Women's Cabaret, The Tramshed. Letters Home -based on Sylvia math's letten to her mother. Lay offyour ends - Charabanc, Belfast Theacre Company. Ou: %if, and more. Poetry: The life of Charlotte Mew -pius two poems: Double Standard and Coifus Intemptus. Film: Moments of strong friendship or suppressed lesbians directed by lMichael Bat-Adam. Property Rites on Rape in the 19th Century and today. Visual Arts: Anti-Reagan art from New York.. .. -- - REGULARS 6 Lette~:women in prison, fat women, heroin, incest and Third Worfd women and subs. 9 News; Asian women in occupation, celebrating women in the miners' strike, staying alive at Left Alive --- and much more . . . 25 Shortlist: Three pages of information on women's projects, talks, publications and more . . . 44 Classifieds: Find a job, find a flat and a flatmate. 56 Subs: Fix yourself up for 1985! a women's liberation magazine issue 151 february 1985

FEATURES 6 Women in the miners' strike: towards Year One. 19 Will 1985 see the end of Women's Committees? 50 Ltvingina &h Rise. 52 Cot deaths: one mother's feelings. 54 How not to handle a heavy goods vehicle: One woman's attempt to get her HCV Ucence. REGULARS 4 Letters: Sumgacy, Christianity and women in prison, and many more. 9 News: The Ford women's strike is it over? Women's right to join and services-campaign underivay , Zionism and Ethiopian famine, police raid Jewish women's home and much more. 24 Shortltst: An exhibition in Nottbgham, Women's courser in Coventry, projects in Leeds and nationwide women's conferrnrus are some of the events mentionsd in shortlist. 44 Chifir&.

POETRY 49 Breakdown. FICTION 22 Go Eat Worn by Sue Vodden. 27 Message in a Bottle by Mavis Hant. A NEW COLUMN: HER SAY 41 Jenny Thomas sounds off on Women and Sport.

32 Art: Paintings and photographs of Greenham Women's Peace camp and more. Books: The Anorexic experience by Marilyn Lawrence. Whose Choice? Wht Women Hace to say about Contra- ception by DWHAG; Women at War by Dacia Marain; Dance: The Silent Roof, Francoije Sere's Production based around women's invisibility. Theatre: Still Life Emily Wn's provocative play on tho effects on individuals of the Vietnam War: Set Pandom Free, a comparative look at two plays in the Midlands and N. England which reexamines the Pandora Myth; Fascinat- ing Aido. an evening of women's cabaret and mow. Poetry: A Dangerous Knowing: Anthology of British Black Women Poets. . . Films: A Man Like Eva, Was Fassbinder Ere or just Adam? and more. W:Born and Bred; GI Brides. TRIVIA A JOURNAL, OF IDEAS.

Winter 1985

Emily Erwin Simone de Beauvouir and the Revolt of Culpeppet the Symbols

Tremor The Hundredth Lezzie

Luce Irigaray Any Theory of the "Subject" Has translated by Always Been Appropriated by Gillian C Gill the "Masculine"

Juliet k Langley "A&ious Fancies": A CoUectian of - Letim fmm Chadone Perkins Gilman to Martha Luthr

Ruthann Robson A Sotx Nighmres and Dream of a Radical Feminist

Lise Weil 'FRMAL LIVES Christa Wolf and Cassandra TABLE OF CONTENTS

' Your Turn 1-2 WWLW at WLA - by Julie Anne Chase 3-4 News & Information Sources for Central America - by Jane Horvath 5 An American/Hispanicfs View of London - by Mary Vela-Creisell 6-7 IIighlighting Women: A Profile on Library Services and Collections -- National Women's Hall of Fame - by Carol Starr 8 Up Your Wages - by Barbara J. Furgason 9-10 Media Review Books - Edited by Kathleen Hirooka, Jane Scantlebury, Beth Sibley, Barbara Ustanko, Patricia Wong & Karen Yamashita . q-20 Continuing Guide to Women's Serials - by Joanne Costanza 21- 22 Records - Carol Starr 23-24 Women in Librarianship : Research - Katharine Phenis 25- 26 Women's News (TSS/Tmpons & the Boston Women's Health Book Collective; Fbricanto press; Feminist Alert Network; Third National Women in Print Conference; "Women of Courage" Photo Exhibit at N YPL; NWSA /Librarian's Task Force - 1985 Program Plans; ALA Seeks PW Equity Reports for Study; ALA Fact Sheets on Status of Women in Librarianship Available; New Zealand Encyclopedia) 27- 32 Send For's 32- 33

Thanks to Kathleen Hirooka and Barbara Ustanko for typing on this issue and to Pat Mullan for proof reading. Cover art by Carol S tam. a magazine ot feminism. spirituality. and politics

PREMIER ISSUE womanpower SPRING 1984 INTERVIEWS on "Womanpowei' JoonnaRo rs Macy Helen ~aigott..... Diane Moriecfiild ...... 18 Andrea Dworkin ...... 24 Starhawk ...... 27 Susan Griffin ...... 33

. ARTICLES Woman's Role in Planetary Transformation. by Dhyani Ywahoo ...... 4 Mermaids A Symbol for Female Identified Psychic Self.Rcflection. bv Emdv Envm Culpepper ...... 42 An Interview with Yaniya Pearson. by lanet Sussman ...... 50 Marassl: Images of Women From The 0th- Americas. bv VtVk Clark ...... 58 About Tha Web of Life ...If Not the Reweaving of It. bv Pam McAll~ster...... 64 Hardscrabble Hill, bv Cns Newpdn ...... - 62 Loqking for a New Modei of Power. bv Cnce R. Rowan ...... 67 It's What You Do With What You've Got: An Interview with Connie Panzcrino. bv Susan Gner, ...... 72 The Ecli c of The Goddess. Ex%%&que ~zn...... 80

ers. by Aim Alhn ...... 39 Nina hnoH. Dew McPhetres. loan Hmm ...... 40 A Hauntin bv Cns Newpon ...... 46 P-. P-. by ten Bass ...... 56 Poetry. bv Maw Piercv. Barban Dcming ...... 71 Poetry. bv loan Bauer. Borban Donovan ...... 84 Poetry. by Hinda4onattun. Iml. Parric~aRoth Schwanz ...... 94 Poetry. bv Mary Monn ...... 95 The Heaiing of Kali. by Patncia Roch xhwart; ...... 119 DEPARTMENTS WOMANPOWER QUOTES ...... 22.23.32. 33 ART FEATURE 'Ammns" Goddess Senes bv Asung ...... 57 COLUMNS: Feminist Astrology. by ludith hntonelli ...... 48 Taking Care With Our Thoughts. hv Dune Manech~ld...... 53 Bodywork. bv Margnnta hscenclo ...... 69 The Power of Celebranon. bv Ddrlcv re ...... 77 From the Roots Up. bv N~ncvRnnk ...... 86 World Religions. hv ludith Antonelli ...... 88 PsvchicSoiritual Transfo-on .bv ldnct Sussrnan ...... 90 ~bings.br Kav Cdrdncr ...... 98 MUSIC REVIEW The Patience of Love. bv Susan Craetz ...... 97 BOOK REVIEWS Womanspirit. rev~ervedbv Kath~Kolb ...... 100 Missile Envy. reviewed bv Kdth~Kolb ...... 102 Women's Encyclopedia of Myths and Secrets. rev~ervrdbv Vick~Nohle ...... 104 In Search of Our Mother's Gardens. revleu c.d bv lane Bradlev ... 106 Woman and Nature. rcvlewcd hv Conn~cCntf~n ...... 108 ANNOUNCEMENTS. CLASSIFIEDS. NETWORKS ...... 112 EVENTS ...... 114 CLASSES/ WORKSHOPS ...... 116 NJZlWORKING CONTACTS ...... 117 PATHS OF THE HEART ...... 120 WOMEN AND LANGUAGE

Volume VIII, Number 1/2 Winter 1984

Editors: Cheris Kramarae & Paula A. Treichler; Assistant Editor: Pamela Patton; Business Editor: Patricia Wenzel

Multicultural Issue

Tnnsfonning Language and Gender Research Through Multicultural Study ...... Cbrris KrPavre and huh Tnichkr World WordShaking: Women Evewhen (Or at Lcast a Stan) ...... Cherir#nmurcandBathSPebrd . Recent Publications About Other Than English Languages or From Other Countries...... Chorir Kramu~cand Beth Sutiord Rmnt Research in West Germany..,. ,,...... * ...... "...... ! ...... Review of Das hwheals Mhnrnpmche (Getman as a men's language) ...... Jernctu awcn Conversational Hum- Observations of Sex Specliic Behavior ...... He@ Kotthoff Japanese Bibliography ...... International Notes ...... ,...... ,...... Recent U.S. Publicatioru and Other Papers ...... :: ...... ,...... ChccisKramtnsandhulaTraichier .Language in the News ...... Evaluatioas of God's Word ...... Women. Names. and Power ...... Z ...-...... ,...... s...... Valerie Alia Nomenclature. Gender. and the 1984 Election ...... ;...... Bamc Ihorne Check Out Your Sexism! ...... Jean Ward From Hose to Hoser to Hosebag: Folk Humor and Misogyny in the Cornfields ...... ,.,...... Nancy Hall Ria Conference Notes ...... -...... The History of ''They" as Generic ...... ;...... ,...... Phyllb R Randall The Chinese Moon-Lady ...... ,.....,...... Lost and Found Voices ...... Sexism in Current ESL Materials...... KMn L. Pomca Language and Sex Program, Brusaeis, J984 ...... DCdC Broumr Criminal Justice Politics and Women: The Aftermath of Legally Mandated Change

Women & Politics Volume 4, Number 3

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTIOW The Impact of Legally Pvlandated Change on Women Prisoners 1 Cloudine Sch Weber Clarice Feinman Washington D.C. -Parole Inequity New Jersey-Sentencing Inequities

PART I: DOMESTIC VIOLENCE-BATTERED WOMEN . 11 Restraining Orders for Battered Women: Issues of Access and Efficacy 13 Janice Grau Joj5-ey Fagan Sandra Wexler Restraining Order Statutory Provisions: An Overview 15 Problems in the Implementation of Restraining Order Legislation 17 Restraining Orders and the Prrvrnt~vnol' Subsequent Abuse 19 Methods and Data Sources 20 Results 2 1 Suggestions for Impruvmg the Eifecr~venessof Restnining Orders 25 WOMEN & POLITICS Vol. 4, No. 3, (Continued)

Domestic Violence in Criminal Court: An Examination of New Legislatian in Ohio Daisy Quann Manin D. Schwrtz The Data Findings Evaluation

PART Ik SEXUAL ASSAULT Rape Law Refom: The New Cosmetic for CaaPd'i womur Juditir A Osbome lnaoduction Canadian Women and Rape Law Reform Conclusions

Sexual Assault Prosecution: An Examination of Model @pc Legislation in MWaigan Susun Caringelh-MacDonald Immdwion . .-- Michigan3 Model Ref- Lib Application and Results of the 1974 Michigan Rape Law Conclusions

The White Slave Trafilc Act: Historical Impact of a Fcderai Crime Poky on Women Mariene D. Beckmon Development and Expansion of the White Slave Traffic Aa Enforcement of the Mann Act The Womm in Alderson The Pnsmt Status of the Mann Aa New York State's Restitution Statute: Case Study d the Discriminatory Application of a Gender Neutral Law Fmnces P. Bemu Part I: hvoduction Part 11: Buffalo Law Enforcement of the New York State Prostitution Statute Part III: Conclusion

PART IV: CONTRIBUTOR'S CHOICES- ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY Women & Politics

Volume 4 Number 4 Winter 1984

CONTENTS

Introduction Sarah Slavin

Ambitious Political Woman: Countersocialization and political Pany Context Diane L. Fowlkes

Predictive Models of Women's Managerial Style Elisaberh Hansor

Sex Role Perceptions and Televised Political Advertising: Comparing Male and Female Candidates Lyn& Lee Kaid . Sandra L. Myers Val Pipps Jan Hunter

Pbysical Atvactiveness and Electability: Looks adVotes Ann 0 'M. Bowman

Nurses and Power: Professional Power vs Political Clout Vent Bulluu,qh Bonnie Bullough

Dividing lhe Rib: 'vVomen mi :ne Ciatt Kilrhleen .Jones

7Re Second X: Sex Role and Social Rok, by Judith Long Laws Reviewed by Nmq Felipe Russo

Women's Hisroc Sources: A Guide to Archives and Manu- scripr Collecrions in the United Srares. edited by Andrea Hinding. Ames Sheldon Bower, Clarke A. Chambers, and Suzanna Moody. Reviewed by Linda Grant DePauw

Silent Hattie Speaks: The Personal Journal of Senator Hattie Caraway, edited by Diane D. Kincaid Reviewed by Toni-Michelle C. Travis

Women in Narionai Legislamres. A Compamrive Smdy of Six Countries. by Walter S. G. Kohn Reviewed by Lynne B. Igliain

Women and Educarioml Leadership, edited by Sari Knopp Biklen and Marilyn B. Brannigan Reviewed by Joyce Fuilard From the editor's desk: Matanity protection: A social rapomibility (ILO) 1 Maternity support: Health rationale (WHO) 2

PROMOTION OF EQUALITY 6 Equal opportunities 6 Increasing numbers in the labour market 6 Interview with the Mitaof Labour of Sweden 6 Legislative action 8 Maternity knefiu: The global situation 8 Regional dimensions: 8 Askand the Pacific 9 Africa IS The Americas 23 The Middle bt 3 1 Europeria market economy countria 35 European sociaiii countries 43 - ~-t change (19n-84): 49 Barbados 49 Canada 49 China 49 Cuba 49 Egypt SO Greece 50 Japan 50 Philippines 51 USSR 51

JOBS AND SKILLS 53 Job options 53 The present situation 53 Mom and more joblar 53 Termination of anployment W

AT THE WORKPLACE 55 Family responsibilities 55 Balancing twjobs 55 From maternity to parental leave: New trends 55 Parental leave in the European Community 56 Time off for childrearing 56 .Matanal and child health care for the year ZOO0 57

PARTICIPATION IN DECISION-MAIClhC 59 In trade unions 59 Pmpmive on maternity protmion 59 Collmive agreemenu: Model provisions in the United States 59 A survey in the United Kingdom 60 TGWU proposals 60 FOSATU struggle 61 OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS 62 ILO standards on maternity protection 62 1. General background 62 11. Rdnant Anicla 62 111. Table of ratifications of international labour Conventions concerning maternity protection and social security (minimum standards) 65

BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REFERENCES ON MATERNITY PROTECTION (1P76-84) 67 Volume 11. number 6 March 1985

3 Mary Helen Washington Sarah Phillips by Andrea Lee

4 Joan Smith TdnalDegrees: The Job Crisis in Higher Education by Emily Abel

6 Marie Shear Smoking, Women and Censorship Shekhinah - by Norma Farber: Shekhinah by Eleanor Wilner

11 Mary Ellen Capek Women of the Upper Class by Susan Osrrander; Women Volunteering by Wendy Kammer

12 Alexandra Grilikhes Two Poems

13 Elsa Dorfman Silver Lining by Anne Noggle 14 Bonnie Zimmennan Other Women by Lisa Alrher: 'Ikiangles by Rurh Geller: The Sophie Horowitz Story by Sarah Schulman; Valley of the Amazons by Norerra Koerrge

16 Barbara R. Bergrnann My Troubles Are Going to'Have Trouble with Me edited by Karen B. Sacks and Dorothv Remy White-collar Proletariat by Rosemary Crompron and Gurerlr Jone~; Women and Trade Unions in Eleven Industrialized Countries edifed by .4rlenc Kaplan Danrcls. .tlic: Cot:; ;::c !b! R. Loncrr;

Faith, Feminism and the Christ b.v Purrrcra Wilson-Kusmer: Christian Feminism' edifed by Judirl~ Werdtnan

Cover photo: "My& s a Chggoenheim Fdlow, 1982" from Silver Lininq by Anne \ode Vol. 11, No. 7 / April, 1985

3 Linda Gordon When Biology Became Destiny: Women in Weimar and Nazi Germany edited by Renate Bridenrhal, Atrna Grassman and Marion Kaplan

5. Lee R. Edwards Between Women edited by Carol Ascher. Louise DeSalvo and Sam Ruddick

7 Teresa Amon Working Your Way to the Bottom: The Feminization of Poverty by Hilda Scott

8 Laud KcndaU A Quiet Revolution: Women in hnsition in Rural Banghdesh b-v Martha Alter Chen;

Wives and Midwives: Childbirth and' Nutrition in Rural Malaysia by Carol Laderman

10 E.M. Broner Stones for Ibmby Hamet Doerr; Now for the Turbulence by Alma Srone; " .. .And Ladies of the Club" by Helen Hooven &nrm.ver

12 ~mycnule . Sex and Enlightenment: Women in Richardson and Diderot by Rita Goldberg

13 Wendy ChPpkis A Creative Taion edited by Anja Medenbelt, Joyce Out- shoorn. Selma Sevenhurjsen and Petm de Vries .

14 Ildiko de Paw Carrington Luf Days and Solstice by &vce carol oates

15 Barbara P. Thomas Women in the Cities of Asia edited by James T. Fawcert. Siew-&n Khoo and Peter C. Smirh; Women in Third World Development hv Sue Ellen Charlton

16 Patricia Frazer Lamb - Rending the Romance by Jan;ce Radrav

17 Judith Baningron An Everyday Story: Norwegian Women's Fiction edited by Katherrne Ifanson

18 Letters

Cover pbolo: A member ol1women's grwp orgnizcd by lhc BangI8dah Runl Advanc~nnlCornm~lIee. , . . . Ron A Qvln RomIYdoa by Mmba Alter Chen...... Volume 11, number 8 May 1985

Sisterhood is Global edited by Robin Morgan

5 Hilary Rose Reflections on Gender and Science by EveIyn Fox KeI/er

6 Marilyn Richardson Buchi Emecheta

7 Christine Downing Freud on Femininity and Faith by Judith van Henk; Goddesses in Everywoman bv Jean Shinoda Bolen; Women as Mythmakers by fire//a Lauter

8 Michdle fine and Test-Tube Women edited bv Rira Ardirrr, Renare Due!/; KKln Adrienne Asch and She1le.v Minden

The Letters of Vita Sackville-West to Virginia Woolf edired b.v Louse DeSalvo and .%lircheI/A. .+wka

In Her Own Right: The Life of Elizabeth Cady Stallton bv EILraberh Grrfflrh; Without Precedent: The Life and Career of Eleanor Roosevett edired bv Joan Hoff- UH'ilsonand ,Clarjorre Llehrrnatc: A Worid of Love: Eleanor Roosevelt and Her Friends, 1943-1962 6.v joseph P. ah: The Autobiography of Eleanor Roosevelt

13 Mary Biggs Jane Rule

A ~abourof Love: Women, Work and Caring edired by Janet Finch and Dulcre Groves; Families in Pain by ~hyllisVine: Kate Quinton's Days b,v Susan Sheehan

16 Ellen ~ayTrimberpr Austin and Mabel rdrred by Po/@Longsworrh; Mary Berenson: A Self-Portrait edited bv Barbam Srrache.~ and Jayne Sumucls

16 Kathleen Aguero Poem

18 Letters

Cover photo: Elizpbeth Cady Stanton and Susan 8. Anthony. c. 18M). Fmm In Her Own Rlghr: The Life f~j EIiillhrrh Cadr Vanron by Eliuabelh Crifflth. W MEN'S TUDlES Ir\X ERNATIONAL FORUM WOMEN'S STUDIES INTERNATIONAL FORUM VOLUME 8 NUMBER 1 1985

Contents Rethinking Sisterhood: Unity in Diversity RESATE DUELLIKLEIN 1 Editorial EXAMINING THE PAST MONIU JAEC~L~L 5 Feminist utch-asetchcan EUtAsmSARAW 9 Re-thinking feminism: some thoughts on the limitatioas of 'basid-training 15 United or divided? Women 'inside' and women 'outside' a@m male lawmakm in Australia 23 Feminist consciousnas vs profit - An unsolvable contradic- tion? -

29 Conditions for uaity and action: a collective vision

37 Cooperation and conflict: a case study of a women's research network in Norway 45 Rumours from the cauldron: competition among feminist writers. STRATEGIES FOR THE FUTURE GAILM. WEBBER 51 Sisterly conduct: do feminists need guideiiia for ethical behavior with one mother? ALICE YUN CXAI 59 Toward a holistic paradigm for Asian American Women's Studies: a synthesis of feminist scholarship and women of color's feminist politics 67 Black women working together: diversity in same sex relationships

73 Margaret Thatcher is my sister: counselling on divisions between women 35 The visionary task: two sights-seeing

J! Women's Studies Quarterly An EducULolul Prom dTh. Fcmlnbt Rar Vohun. Xn Numbs 4 Winter 1964 16.00 TEACHING ABOUT SEX, SEXUALITY* AND REPRO~ON

Editorial In This Issue 2 Reflections of a Feminist Biologist on Human Sexuality and Reproduction Ruth Hubbard 6 The Saence of "Strange Females": A Course on Hormones and Homosexuality Michael Gross 11 A Feminist Approach to the Biology of Women Nancy Goddord and May Sue Henifin 19 Teaching about Female Sexuality: Putting Women on Top , Suzanna Rare and Victoria L. Sork 23 An Anthropological Framework for Examining Reproduction and Sexuality Debra L. ,Martin and Sheyl Horowitz 27 Teaching about Abortion as a Public Issue Patricia Bayer Richard 31 Multiple Perspectives: Teaching about Sexuality and Reproduction Sue V. Roar 34 Teaching about the Sexuality of Older Women Barbma F. Turner and Catherine G. Adorns

Sources 36 Of Love and Bicycling Deborah Rosenjalt 40 Incidental Jean Stewart 40 There is Nothing Here Moon Language in the Zone of the Free Radicals Susan Leigh Star -

Resources 42 Three Guides to Women's Health Adele Clark