WOMEN'S STUDIES LIBRARIAN
EMINIST ERIODICALS A CURRENT LISTING OF CONTENTS
VOLUME 18, NUMBER 1 SPRING 1998
Published by Phyllis Holman Weisbard Women's Studies Librarian University of Wisconsin System 430 Memorial Library / 728 State Street Madison, Wisconsin 53706 (608) 263-5754 EMINIST ERIODICALS A CURRENT LISTING OF CONTENTS
Volume 18, Number 1 Spring 1998
Periodical literature is the cutting edge ofwomen's scholarship, feminist theory, and much ofwomen's culture. Feminist Periodicals: A Current Listing of Contents is pUblished by the Office of the University of Wisconsin System Women's Studies Librarian on a quarterly basis with the intent of increasing pUblic awareness of feminist periodicals. It is our hope that Feminisf Periodicals will serve several purposes: to keep the reader abreast of current topics in feminist literature; to increase readers' familiarity with a wide spectrum of feminist periodicals; and to provide the requisite bibliographic information should a reader wish to SUbscribe to ajournal or to obtain a particular article at her library or through interlibrary loan. (Users will need to be aware of the limitations of the new copyright law with regard to photocopying of copyrighted materials.)
Table ofcontents pages from current issues ofmajor feministjournals are reproduced in each issue ofFeminisf Periodicals, preceded by a comprehensive annotated listing of all journals we have selected. As pUblication schedules vary enormously, not every periodical will have table of contents pages reproduced in each issue of FP. The annotated listing provides the following information on each journal:
1. Year of first publication. 2. Frequency of publication. 3. U.S. SUbscription price(s). 4. Subscription address. 5. Current editor. 6. Editorial address (if different from subscription address). 7. International Standard Serials Number (ISSN). 8. 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 periodicals with a substantial national or regional readership, with an emphasis on scholariy journals and small press offerings. We do not include pUblications which, though feminist in philosophy, do not focus solely on women's issues. Nor, with few exceptions, dowe include newsstand magazines. Weare also forced to omit periodicals which lack a complete table of contents. We encourage feminist serials to build a full table of contents into their regular format to facilitate the indexing feminist literature sorely needs.
Interested readers will find more complete information on feminist periodicals in DWM: A DirectoryofWomen 's Media published by the National Council for Research on Women (530 Broadway at Spring Street, New York, NY 10012); and in Women's Periodicals and Newspapers: A Union List of the Holdings of Madison Area Libraries, edited by James P. Danky, compiled by Maureen E. Hady, Barry Christopher, and Neill E. Strache (Boston: G.K. Hall, 1982).
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PhD Issues of Rdonn in Science 34 Tcachlng and Learning by Undo H. Man,,', PhD and Maria Tahamont, PhD 3 AFFILIA Journal of Women and Social Work Volume 13, Number 2, Summer 1998 141 In Memoriam Angela Peckinpaugh Editorial Board 143 Editorial Deconstrocting the Uberal Consensus on What Is Feminist Emma Gross Artlcl.. 147 Women's Perceptions of the Glass Ceiling in Human Service Organizations and What to Do About It Margaret Gibelman 166 The Relationship Between Attitudes: Homophobia and Sexism Among Social Work Students Beverly Black, Thomas P. Dies, and U"da Moore 190 Sexual Harassment of Social Work Students Christina Risley-Curtiss and Walter W. Hudson 211 Income Packaging as a Survival Strategy for Welfare Mothers Kristine B. Miranne 233 Women in Prison: Approaches to Understanding the Lives of a Forgotten Population Sharon McQuaide and 'Dim H. EhrenreicIJ 247 Book Reviews Social Working: An Ethnography oj Front-Line Practice. By Gerald A. J. de Montigny. Reviewed by Margaret Gibelman Children and Grisf: When a Parmt Dies. By J. William Worden. Reviewed by Harriet Goodman Enduring Grief: True Stories ojPersonal Loss. Edited by Florence Seider, Mary Kachoyeanos, Mary Jo Baisch, and Mary Gissler. A Woman Like You: The Face ojDomestic Violence. By Vera Anderson. Reviewed by Sondra Burman TIte Healing Conned ian: Haw Women Fonn Relationships in Therapy and in Life. By Jean Baker Miller and Irene Pierce Stiver. Reviewed by Carolyn Dillon A Slender T1'read: Rediscovering Hope at the Hearl ojCrisis. By Diane Ackerman. Reviewed by Cathen'ne Hiersteiner Women's Growth jlJ Diversify: More Wn'tings From the Stone Center. Edited by Judith V. Jordan. Reviewed by Dorothy Goboda 4 The Ahfad Journal Women and Change Vol. 13, No.1, June 1996 Conlen" Page No. Amna E. Sadri Editor's Note Editor Osama A. Salih Family Sciences: 4 Three Decades of Achievement. Sidigga A. Washi Food Behaviour of Young 13 Dale Terry School Children & their Donna L. Cowan Famalies Living in Low Socio-Economic Areas in Khanoum State, Sudan. Nalisa M. l'Iedri Where is Health in 32 Family Sciences? Duria Mansour The Role of Sudaneses 38 Mahasin A. maba.. Women in the Field of Ahmed AbdelMageed Science & Technology: Obstacles & Future Prospects. Dina S. Badri Research Notes 47 Editor Awatif Mustafa Ahfad News 58 Editor Iman M. Ahmed Books Review 63 Editor Books Recieved 67 The Ahfad Journal 5 Women and Change Vol. 13, No. I, June 1996 (continued) Sawsan AlEISadig Mothers Attitude and 50 Zeinab B. EIMalih Awareness Towards Family Planning. Hanan Gamer EIDeen The Psychological 51 Martha T. Gergis Effect of the Infertility Among Women. Egbal ElZein The Effect of 51 Nahla Hassan Ahfad University Huda Jafer Field Trips in Providiing Knowledge and Attitudes Towards Family Planning Among Women in Rural Areas. Sara Suliman The Impact of Working 52 Wafa Ibrahim Mothers on Socialization of their Children. Amna M. Badri The Attitudes of a Sector of 53 Male Health Providers Towards Female Circumcision in Sudan. Suha A/Fatah Knowledge. Attitudes and 54 Practices of Mothers Towards Maternal and Child Health Care. Kawther A. Mohammed The Role of Educated Women SS in Community Development. Nafisa A. Magzoub Follow Up on the Women S6 Khadiga K. Beshairy Graduates (Nutrition Sayda M. Ali Centre, Rural ElDamer Northern Region). Awatif Mustafa Ahfad News S8 Editor Iman M. Ahmed Books Review 63 6 The Ahfad Journal Women and Change Vol. 13, No 2, Deconber 1996 Contents Page Amna E. Badrl EdItor's Note EdItor Mustafa K. Blnumeiri Rural Health Training Progranune: 4 The Experience of the School of Medicine. Amna M. Swar Eldahab Contraceptive Use and Fertility of 12 Women in Urban Sudan. Jean D. Dickescheid Rural Egyptian Women. Self-Perception 31 Paula McMurray and Attitudes towards Male-Female iBis A. Nawar Relationship. Gasim Y. Badri The International Resilience Project: 43 Edith H. Grotberg Research and Application. Dina B. Badri Research Notes 68 Editor Amna Elasha The Role of Antenatal Care in Maternal Health 68 AlKansa Osman Rihab Abdalla Eisa Poor Breastfeeding Practices as a Risk Factor of Acute Respiratory Infection (A.R.I.) 68 ArnaJ EIRBsheed The Role of Health Education In Promotion of 69 Nazik Sadig Water Supply and Sanitation Progranunes. Alsha M. Sir E1katim The Psychological Effect of mv Infection on mv 70 Infected Persons. Maysa Abdel-Wahab Leprosy as Social Stigma. 70 Jina J. Pitia Family Planning and its Impact on Mother's 71 Health in Khartoum. Zubeida A. ~. The Role Of the Graduate Nurse of K.N.C. in 71 Nursing Service. The Ahfad Journal 7 Women and Change Vol. 13, No 2, Decunber 1996 (continued) Raja Khal!d Critical Aspects of Women's Status Prediction on 72 Fertility Rate in Sudan. Nagwa Ali Sudanese Pioneer Women in the Health Fields. 73 Amal Saad Afar Abdalla Nagwa Mohanuned Anne M. Alobo Effect of Displacement on Southern Women 75 Health and Food Habits. Kawther A. Mohamed The Role of Educated Women in Community 75 Development. Khadiga Idr!s The Impact of Application of Pesticides On .76 Sanya Mohamed Envirorunent and Fanners Heallh. Sumaia Rajab Awatif Mustafa Ahtild News 77 Editor Iman M. Ahmed Books Review 81 Editor Books Reeei ved 84 8 A women's Developmental Magazine Published by ACFODE #23, April 1998 EDITORlAL 2 ACFODE Highlights l3.. LETTERS",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,4 RECENTERING KNOWLEDGE RECENIERRlNG KNOWLEDGE Presenting gender issues The Department of Women Studies 5.. to the wider community 19. Women's empoI\mnent Ofdress and mind 4Q .. The link betl\een thecry and Jr.lclice 7.. A Tribute: Dr. Joy Kwesiga 41 Gender or Women Studies: Sisterhood is powerful J.2 What is in aname'!.. I0 .. Is women studies astudy oflllXrull1kmd 43 Women studies. men's studies The course is all about asscniveness.. 44 as viable areas of scholarship. 11. A Department with When are development Rapid Balanced Growth. ,44. IXlljecls gender liiendly 14.. A woman's Creed !l6.. Images of Women in Society. 15.. Breaking the silence 1.6.. FENURE Is the value of children sustainable .18 Age and Wi'sdom """""""_"""""."""",,,,'" 47 Motherhood and the challenge of role conflicl. 20 DRUG ABUSE The sky is the limil.. 22. Even patients have rights.""""""."""""" 50 Towards an enabling environment.. 24 Health for all by 2000."""""""""." ..."".. 51 Is a Feminist a heroine or a villain'l.. 27 Who is who at the FICTION. Department of Women Studies 29 ACareless Sower """"."."""""".""""""."" 55 HEAITH CONSUMER RlGHTS Health, news """"""",,,,,.•,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, 30 Tenants and Landlords "•."."""""",,,,,,,,, 58 LEISURE ··.······················.59 . 9 Fall 1997 Vol. 5 Foreword Women's Movements in Asia: Social, Historical, and Cultural Perspectives Theoretical Overviews The Many Faces of Asian Feminism Amrita Basu 1 Together and Separately; 'The New Women's Movement' after the 1980s in South Korea Hyun-baek Chung '" " " 19 Feminist Consciousness and Women's Movements in Sri Lanka Kumari Jayawardena 39 Regional Papers and Case Studies The Golden Era of Women's Education and Empowerment in the Islamic Republic of Iran Massoumeh Ebtekar 59 Women's Movement and the Vietnam Woman's Role through Historical Periods Nguyen Kim Cue 69 Women in Nation Building - India's Experience V. Mohini Giri 83 Organisational Strategies of Working Women in India Rohini Hensman 91 To Be a Woman in a Himalayan Kingdom Anjana Shakya 111 Women's Movement in Bangladesh Sigma Huda 133 Activities of Women's Organizations in Korea: Focusing on the Activities of the Korean National Council of Women since the 1980s Hye-ran Oh 145 10 1998 Volwne 13 BERKELEY COMMENTARY Boalt Hall in a Post-Affinnative WOMEN'S Action Era LAW Broken Promises 3 Kaaryn Gustafson JOURNAL The Courage I Know 7 Jessica Marie Delgado The Wrong Debate 13 Linda Cheng fee Lye The Elephant in the Room 16 MarcieNejf How Stella Got Her Character 19 Garner K. Weng Excellence Lost 26 Marjorie M Shultz Equal Rights Advocates: 34 Addressing the Legal Issues of Judy Scales- Trent Women ofColor Reprising Women's Disability: 81 Feminist Identity Strategy and Anita Silvers Disability Rights The Teenage Pregnancy "Problem": 117 Welfare Reform and the Personal Megan Weinstein Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of1996 The End ofWelfare and Constitu 153 tional Protections for the Poor: Melissa Kwaterski Scanlan A Case Study ofthe Wisconsin Works Program and Due Process Rights Potential Solutions to the Problem 195 ofPregnancy Discrimination in Michelle Smith Maquiladoras Operated by u.s. Employers in Mexico The Gender Box 226 Jennifer L. Nye 1998 Volume 13 11 (continued) RECENT DEVELOPMENTS BERKELEY The Ban on Welfare for Felony 257 Drug Offenders: Giving a New Cynthia Godsoe WOMEN1S Meaning to "Life Sentence" LAW CaIWORKS: California's Response 268 to Weifare Reform Rebecca S. Engrav JOURNAL Mandating Parental Involvement in 282 Minors' Abortions Elizabeth L. Musser In the Shadows and Behind the 293 Veil: Women in Afghanistan Under Anastasia Telesetsky Taliban Rule BOOK REVIEW Reproductive Rights as Civil 306 Rights: Navigating the Melissa Meade Intersections ofHistory, Race, and Reproductive Control Killing the Black Body: Race, Reproduction, and the Meaning of Liberty By Dorothy Roberts BOOKS RECEIVED Not Our Kind ofGirl 313 By Elaine Bell Kaplan Sex and Sensibility: Stories of a Lesbian Generation 315 By Arlene Stein Sex, Preference, and Family: Essays on Law and Nature 316 Edited by David M. Estlund and Martha C. Nussbaum All Too Familiar: Sexual Abuse of Women in U.S. Prisons 319 By Human Rights Watch Women's Rights Project Three Mothers, Three Daughters: Palestinian Women's Stories 320 By Michael Gorkin and Rafiqa Othman 12 NEWSLETTER OF BOLETIN INFORMATIVO THE CARIBBEAN ASSOCIATION DE LA ASOCIACION CARIBENA FOR FEMINIST RESEARCH AND ACTION PARA LA INVESTIGACION Y ACCION FEMINISTAS VOL. I I. NOS. 1-2 1997 EDITORIRL 2 3 EDITORIAL LETTERS TO THE EDITOR 2 3 CARTAS AL EDITOR CAFAA PAOGAAMME UPDATE ACTULIZACION DE LOS PAOGAAMAS DE CAFAA FOURTH GENERAL MEETING 4 5 CAUATA REUNION GENERAL CAAIBBEAN REGIONAL GENDER INITIATIVE 6 7 INCIATIVA CRRIBENA DE GENERa REGIONAL WORHSHOP ON DOMESTIC VIOLENCE 6 7 TALLER REGIONRL SaBRE VlOLENCIA DOMESTICA 9TH REGIONAL COMMITTEE MEETING 8 9 9NA REUNION DEL COMITE REGIONAL AEGIONAL CAMPAIGN ON VIOLENCE 10 11 CAMPANA AEGIONAL SOBRE VlOLENCIA AGRINST WOMEN CONTRA LAS MUJEAES WHY AWOMAN'S JOUANRL 12 13 lPOA QUE UNA AEVISTA DE MUJEAES? INTAODUCING WOMANSPERK 12 13 PAESENTADO WOMANSPEAK BLOWING THE WHISTLE ON DOMESTIC VIOLENCE 14 15 SONANDO EL SILBATO SOBAE VlOLENCIA DOMESTICA THE GENDER AGENDR 16 17 EL TEMAAIO DE GENEAO TOURISM AND THE SEX TRADE PAOJEa 16 17 PAOYEaO SOBAE TURISMO YCOMEACIO DEL SEXO HEALTH COANEA LA ESQUINA DE SALUD HIV FAa SHEET 18 19 INFORMACION BASICA SOBAE EL VlH SEXUAL AND REPAODUalVE HEALTH 20 21 LA SALUD SEXUAL YAEPAODUalVA DE LAS OF WOMEN IN THE CARIBBEAN MUJEAES DEL CAAIBE FAaOAS INFLUENCING TEENAGE PEAGNRNCY 22 23 FAaORES QUE INFWYEN EN EL EMBAAAZO EN lAS IN CUBA ADOLESCENTES EN CUBA MEETING ADRIAN 26 27 ENCONTAANDO AADAIAN AEVIEWS AESENAS BLACK GIRL TALK 28 29 LA NINA NEGRA HABLA IT'S A DRNCEHALL THING 30 31 ESTO ES COSA DEL "DANCEHALL" NEWS 32 33 NOTICUIS INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY 32 33 DIA INTEANACIONAL DE MUJERES AAOUND THE REGION 32 33 ALAEDEDOA DE LA AEGION INTERNATIONAL 40 41 INTEANACIONAL MEETINGS 42 43 AEUNIONES ON THE BOOKSHELF 48 48 EN EL L1BAEAO CALYX 13 A JOURNAL OF ART AND LITERATURE BY WOMEN volume 17 number 3 1998 POETRY ART Donna Henderson 6 Transparent Woman Eileen Murphy 33 Bafhroom Woman 8 Standard Time Maria Erdlla 34 Breakfast in Bed Jane Bailey 9 The Sociology of Paper Dol~ 35 S"nday Stroll 10 Swimming Marcia Van Doren 36 SelfPortraif: The Pu~~le 12 Siamese Twins 37 Reprieve LuAno Keener 13 Dehorning the Yearlings Mary Landi 38 Untitled #1 Anne Reynolds Voegtlen 26 Lockdown 39 Untitled #2 Simone Muench 27 Arizona Nancy Alara 40 Three Spirals Jane Hilberry 28 The Movie 41 Gold Shaman 30 Crazy jane Chooses Her Words 42 Circle with Seven Hands 32 Crazy Jane Goes to Painting Class Shelly Corbett 43 Nicole Karen Zaborowski 60 Stillborn 44 Bathed in Light Leslie Clason 61 You Were 45 Golden Girl Anita T Sullivan 68 Support Paula King 46 Daughter in Perpewm Waiting 69 Wryneck 47 April Is the Cruelest Monrh Maurya Simon 70 Snow Eunjoo Paek 48 Bloody Nose 7J Forly-fiflh Birlhdny Elizabeth TIbbetts 74 EightY-filre REVIEWS 75 She Srep, CIo,er Anne Herzog 105 A World ThaI Will Hold Alilhe People 75 \'(Ihen uH!ender Comes by Suzanne Gardinier 76 Climbing Grief Ally Acker 106 A Pia<:e Called Home June Hudson 78 The Apron edited by Mickey Pearlman Elaine Walters McFerron 87 Halftime Bettina Heinz 108 Daring to Dissenr: Lesbian CU/lure Jane Blue 88 Hummingbird from Margin to Mainstream Heather D. Yanda 91 Begonias edited by Liz Gibbs Elizabeth Aoki 92 Underneath YOIl K.L. Robyn 109 Bailey', Beads Jenny Fowler 93 Flood by Terry Wolverton Sonia Gomez 94 The Fish Market Joan Hoffman 110 Silent Words Allison Benis 96 An Ordinary Orange by Joan M. Drury Roberta Gordenstein III The House on the wgoon PROSE by Rosario Ferre Deirdre Duffy 14 Trajectory Kathleen Kelly 112 Song of the Hummingbird Kim Bridgford 49 Seeing Angels by Gradela Lim6n Virginia Ayl16n Soria 62 Prayer to the Goddesses Carolyn Moore 113 Fires of Survi\1Q1 Judith Arcana 64 She said by Doreen Gandy Wiley Terry Wolverton 79 Landmarks Jean LeBbmc liS No Sweetness Here and Other Stories Andrea Silva 97 Liver Soup Keeps a Body Full of Blood hy Ama Ata Aidoo Gaik Cheng Khoo t 17 The CO/OUTS of Heroines by Lydia Kwa tarin chaplin liB Kirchen Crones by Gayle Hunter Sheller CONTRIBUTORS' NOTES 123 Spring 1998 Volume 18. Number I Women and Work Editorial 3 Contemporary Realities The Global Capitalist Economic Agenda: Impact on Women's Human Rights by Joan Gran/.CummingJ 6 Human Rights for Daily Use: Making the Legal Case for Women's Unpaid Work by J\:farilyn Waring 11 Work Restructuring and Recolonizing Third World Women: An Example from the Garment Industry in Toronto by Roxana Ng 21 Situating South Asian Women in the Canadian/Global Economy by Amina Jamal 26 Gendering Union Democracy by Linda Sri/kin 35 Globalization and Its Twin Sisters Hit Canada Post by A/arion Pollack 39 L'interaction entre Hajectoire professionnelle et trajectoire familiale: Ie case d'emplo)'ees de bureau aMontreal par Mari~ HII)nt Saint-Pi,,..,, fI Afan'annt Kmlptnt(N 41 Pay Equity and Part-Time Work An Analysis of Pay Equity Negotiations in Ontario Supermarkets by jan Kaintr 47 Reframing a Story ofJob Displacement: One Nurse's Responses to Hospital Downsizing by Diana L Cmtafion 53 Proletarianization, Professionalization, and Caribbean immigrant Nurses by IWrm Flynn 57 Somh Asian \Vomen Physicians' Working Experiences in Canada by Alilima ManMI Ciri 61 The Heterosexualizarion of the Ontario Woman Teacher in the Pom.... ar Period by Shtila L. Cavanagh 65 Continuing Challenges Sole-Support Mothers on Social Assis",nce in Ontario: Barriers!O Employment and Suggested Solutions by Alarion L)lm and Mikma Tod4roff 72 Les dilemmes de I'equiu! salariale: la n~cente loi proactive du Quebec par Marit- Thlrru Chicha 77 "The More Lady You Are, the More They Treat You Like a l.ady": Sexual Harassment and Health Risk for Young Women in a Male-Dominated Work Swing by jocalyn Cwrk 82 Sexual Harassment in the Service Economy: Exploring \X'omen's Retail Work in Canada by Vtla Ts.ldic and IWrtn Hughts 86 Bumps Along the Road: Survivors of Domestic Violence Share their Workplace Experiences by E. joy Mighty and lon' E. Ltach 92 Solidariry and Pride by Sut Gtngt 97 Women with Disabilities: Alone on the Playground by Mary Runtl 101 Clerical Training: Responding to a \X'orkplace Revolution by Aliu tk Woljf 107 Blanching Over Corporate Margins: The Experiences ofa Brown Woman in a Navy Blue World by Rtkha K lAkra III Resistance Strategies Fighting for Dignity on the Plam Floor: An Interview with Helen Aitcheson by jOndthan Eaton 114 Women ofSteel: A Case of Feminist Organizing in the United Steelworkers ofAmerica by Mary Margartt Fonow 117 Dreams of Untenured Female Faculty: Exploring the Deep Structures of Power by Pat BradJhaw and Suphanit Ntwtl/ 123 15 Spring 1998 Volume 18, Number I Women and Work (continued) A Homemaker's Resume by Sandra Tam 128 Potluck by EliZAb;th Tnnpuman 129 "Women Helping Women": The Unpaid Work ofWomen Board Mem~rs by jant Gordon and RUJry Ntal 131 Training Program Caught in Negotiations: A Study of Women in an HRDC Program by Ellm Cal( 136 Women's Resistance and Activism ky Marcia \¥,harron-Zarmky 140 Poetry Mother's Madness by Rmu Nonnan 20 Spinster Aunt Pleasance by joan Bond 25 Some Houses by Patima Whtatfry 38 Lipstick: a cultural studies mini-cllay for Gnadian feminists and new friends by Ch,"), Clayton 52 Laundry by RiJhma Dunlop 56 Tangled b.y Joan Bond 56 Soir~c byJoan Bond 56 In Transit ~y ElilalJitllt Riuhit 60 Irene. Good Night kr Plmynt Williams Thauhrr 69 When I Pull On [he Velvet by Lyn Lifihin 81 It's Garnet or Blood, Depending on How You Look at It by Lyn Lifihin 81 I Was Last Young in Kiev by Vaurit Smyk 100 Checking Our ky Joan Bond 110 Au Longa ky Patitl/a Whtatlf)' 113 Cottage COUntry krJoan Bond 116 (Untitled) b..y Chris V?ind 122 I fcd ~}' Lta Littltwo!fr 144 Professor by joan Bond 144 Book Reviews Againu rlJr Cu"tnr: Canadian \Vomm Talk Aboul Fifty Ytan ofL{it on thr Job ky Jtnn~rtr LOlltGrollf 145 In Subordination: Pro!miona/ Womm, 1870-1970 by \'l-rOIlira Abbass 146 Suds 2 ky PamtU1 MrDtmu'd 147 Spralting Truth 10 POWfT kr Rtbt((a Murdork 147 stlfDryond stlf b..y Shtlagh Wilkimon 148 CO/lffr, m'mumis-tu? b..y John Stout 149 Tht Lift ofMargartt Laurmu b..r Dona XiqutJ 150 Front Cover Shlomit Segal, "The Second Shift," fabric collage. 3' x 3', 199~ "lhoto: Ashrok Charles 16 Columbia Journal of Gender and Law Volume 7 1997 Number} Table of Contents Untying the Relocation Knot: Recent Developments and a Model for Change Chris Ford I The Knowledge/Power Dilemma and the Myth ofthe Supennother: a Critique ofthe Innocent Owner Defense in Narcotics Forfeiture ofthe Family Home Mairi N. Morrison 55 Compelling Pregnancy at Death's Door: Heeding Harms to Women...... Katherine A. Taylor 85 Closing My Eyes and Remembering My Self: Reflections ofa Lesbian Law Professor G. Kristian Miccio 167 CRONE CHRONICLES A jOUI,NAL or CONSCIOUS AGING 17 • Summer Solstice 19lJH· No.35 Cover Kirsten Daiensai (see About the Cover. page 6) Front Poem: What If 3 Brooks Kasson (Art; Lisa Elizabeth Bc~~) Editorial: Crises and Opportunities 4 Ann Kreilkamp Inside Crone 5 Dear Crone 7 Crones CounselVI II Ego & Essence Introduction: Sex, Lies, Jnd Pluto Penetration 12 Ann Kreilkamp Council of My Being 14 Moss Wissblood (Art: Moss Wiscblood) TheVision Quest 16 Alta Happ Wertz (Arl: Alta Happ H""rtz) Rolling Down the GREENHill 21 Marian B. Findeison (Art: Lisa Elizabeth Bc~~) Sunday Matinee 22 Tina Welling (Art:J"dy Widener) Rich in Changes 24 Barbara Helen Berger (Arl: Barbara Helen Bc~~er) Poem: Before 28 Lyn E. Ferguson (Art: Lisa Elizabeth Be~~) Interview: Hildegard Rising 29 Joan Ohanneson with Jeanne Hardy The Bedchamber 33 Cheryl Juneau (Art: Lisa Elizabeth Be~~) Jacob Wrestles with the Angel 34 Genevieve Vaughan VOICES: The Soul as Mirror ofthe 143 (Arl: Lwren Robim) OUf Croning Glory 43 Rita Robimon :\ngel of the New Year 44 Zo TieJgen Poem: Soul Food 45 Dorothy Bates Letter from the Crone I\Vill Be 45 CarmcUe Desrosiers rill Still Here 45 Naomi Gayle The Silent Bridge to Essence 46 C.uherine A. Cobeaga Poem: Stand Up Dear Woman! 46 Angele Ferre Ten Steps Gut of the Mud 47 Miki Andiorio Mask Making 48 Dylan GatTnev Space Visions: Review of The IVnmg StJ~{r52 Carol Rosin and Robin Moore Letter from a Crone... 55 Jane Tilton Old Wives' Tales 57 Tasha Halpert Coming Into Crone: Crow at MiJli1e 58 KinTree Whitecloud The Third Face of the Goddess 58 Pam Greenslate Poem: Celebrate 59 L.G. Phelps Column: Road Crone 61 Redmoonsong Column: Country Crone 62 Jeanne Hardy Column: Li"ing Well 63 Helga Kollar Column: Sands ofTime 64 Karen Sands Column: Roots Remembered 65 Julien Puzey Column: She/ He 67 Tasha anJ Stephen Halpert Crone Tracks 69 Barbara Berry; Lee Pdharn Cotton. Mary Hubbard.Jeanne Hardy. Glenda lvlartin Raven Reviews 75 Barbara DeBeer.jo\Vynn John. Lee Pelham Cotton. Ferne Cherne, Bjarka Ravyn Willow, Glenda Martin. Ann Kreilkamp CONTENTS 18 The EDITORIAL 5 Michelle Rellee Matisolls 9 The New Feminist Philosophy of the Body: European Haraway, Butler and Brennan Allllelies vall Heijst 35 The Passion-Paradigm: The Religious Journal of Caring of 'The Poor Sisters of the Divine Child' Livia Sz. Ola11 47 Women's 'Sweden, the Middle Way': A Feminist Approach Studies MOllica Threlfall 69 State Feminism or Party Feminism? Feminist Politics and the Spanish Institute VOLUMES of Women ISSUE 1 ABSTRACTS 95 FEBRUARY 1998 OPEN FORUM Christille Hall 97 Working-Class Women and the Theatre CONFERENCE REPORT 107 Women, Genders and Differences in Latin America BOOK REVlEWS Federica Giardilli 111 Between Modem and Postmodem: The Need for New Feminist Perspectives Paola Tillagli 113 The Impenetrable Feminine: Visual Pleasures and the Problem of Theory Julia Brittoll 115 'The Child of the Night' - From Biology to Metaphor Christille Battersby 117 Philosophy's Symbolic Mothers Alina Aaltell 119 Do We Need More Genders? Miri SOll8 123 Towards a Critical and Everyday Understanding of Diversity Anile Scott 125 Rethinking Nature, Rationality and the Self Feminism 19 ~~_& C~O...;N..;...;;;.T..;;;E;.;;N..;,.T.;;...;;;;.S psyclwlogy Volume 8, Number 2. 1998 ______EDlTORIAL 131 Editorial Note ______ARTICLES 133 In Search of Heroines: Some Rellections on Normativity in Feminist Research Kathy DAVIS and Ine GREMMEN 155 Classifying Feminist Research: Exploring the Psychological Impact of Social Class on Mothers' Involvement in Children's Schooling Diane REAY 173 Dancing with Myths: The Misogynist Construction of Dancing Mania Robert BARTHOLOMEW 185 The Feminism & Psychology Undergraduate Prize 1997 Prizewinning Entry: Menstrual Management: An Exploratory Study Tanith OXLEY ______ANNOUNCEMENT 192 The Femini,"n & Psychology Undergraduate Prize 1998 193 Rules for the Femillism & Psrchology Undergraduate Prize 1998 ______REVIEWS 195 Brenda GOLDBERG on: Feminism and Co//temporar\' Art: Tile Re\'o[utiotlary Power i~r \Vinnen S ullIghrer by Jo Anna Isaak 198 Joan C. CHRISLER on: Li"es \Vorth Lil'ing: \1\'lIIen,' Experience of Chronic I/Iness by Veronica Marris 200 Diane BURNS on: Good Enough Mothering? Feminist Perspectives on Lone Motherhood by Elizabeth Bortolaia Silva (ed,); Assessme//t of Parenting: P,\'ychiatr;c ami Psychological ComrilJltlimlS by Peter Reder and Clare Lucey (eds); and People Ullder Three: YOllllg Childrell ill Day Care by Elinor Goldschmied and Sonia Jackson 203 Cheryl de la REY on: \l\lIlIell:' Er/lllicities: JOllrneys Throllgh Psychology hy Karen Fraser Wyche and Faye J, Crosby (eds) 207 Alexa HEPBURN on: P.\·ydw/ogy Di.w:ollrse Practice: From Regulatioll 10 Resistance by Erica Sunnan et al. (continued, next page) 20 .Feminism . & C,;;;,.,..::O...,;N..:....,;;.T..,;;E:....:N..:....,;;.T..;;;,S .psychology Volume 8, Number 2, 1998 (continued) 209 Jeanelle tie GRUCHY on: All the Rage: Reasserting Radical Lesbian Feminism by Lynne Harne and Elaine Miller (eds) 212 Eva MAGNUSSON on: Feminist Visions (~r Gender Similaritie.\· lind Differellce., by Meredilh M. Kimball 215 Vall GILLIES on: Gender. Power a/lll O(~allisll/ioll: A Psycho",!!ical Perspective by Paula Nicolson 217 Paula REAVEY on: Sex is Not a NallIral Act & Other Essays by Leonore Tiefer 221 Irina ANDERSON on: Femillismalld Sexuality: A Reader by Stevi Jackson and Sue Scoll (eds) 222 Lise BIRD on: Tlte Family Sih'er: Essays OIl Relationships Among Women by Susan Krieger 226 Mona ELIASSON on: Neu's Cm'erage of Violence Against H·'t'Jmen: Engendering Blame by Marian Meyers: H'hmen and Violence: Working ji". Chullge by Ros Thorpe and Jude Irwin (eds): and IVomell, Violellce ami iHale Power: Feminist AClirism, Research and Practict! by Marianne Hesler, Liz Kelly and Jill Radford (eds) ______OBSERVATIONS & COMMENTARIES 231 I. Incivilily and Worse Troubles: A Foolnole 10 Ihe Billig Commenls on C.R. Brand Halla BELOFF 236 II. Women or Researchers? The Identities of Academic Women Maaret WAGER 245 Ill. Women's Self-Slarvation, Cosmetic Surgery and Transsexualism Tania LIENERT 251 IV. Is Self-Esleem Political? Sonja J. ELLIS Feminist 21 Bookstore News 1:1\11:111; Volume 21 Number 1, Spring 1998 ARTICLES ABA Sues B&N and Borders! ...... 9 ABA, BEA and TLC 1998 .35 Distribution Conversation: Readers Respond .. 39 Bookstore News ...... 25 News/Short Stories...... 15 little Sisters Back in Court· W&CF's Ann Christophersen Nominated to ABA Board 'ABA Actions' (Inter)Natlonal Feminist Bookstore Week • Swat TeamtMental Hospital Incarceration Follow Stunning Literal)' Return' lauriat's Declares Bankruptcy' Crown Books Shifts Ordering to ingram' HarperCollins Cancels Another Book' Borders Expands in U.K., Australia' ALA's G/UB Awards DEPARTMENTS Ad Index .... 155 Announcements .... .33 Classified Ads ..... 156 Subscription Information . .28 They Went That-A-Way . .49 Writing Wanted ... .51 THE BOOKS Art Books ...... 67 Canadian Books . .73 Gay Men's Lit .81 Humor. (will return next issue) Kids' Lit .. .53 Music ... .57 Mysteries. .63 New Media . . 71 Our Own Presses .87 Publisher's Row . 133 Science Fiction & Fantasy . (will return next issue) Small Presses .. 107 University Presses ...... 119 ARTICLES 22 Gender and Social Security Policy: Pithtlls and Pmsibilities Marlha AJar[)mw[d Rational Choice and the Price of Marriage 27 rfl ~ Robert CherT)' U .....0\ - Symposium: Equal Opportunities and Employment Change ::E ~ in West European Economics 0 ',t Guesl·Ediled by Irene Bruegel andJane Humphries Z V) 0 ...... Introduction: Equal Opportunities and Employment Change in 5l u West European Economies »;.l ..,t Irene Bruegel andJane Humphries ~ f-< Equal Opportunity between Men and Women: The Case of France 53 rfl ~ jacqueline Laufer -Z ,,: National Working-Time Regimes and Equal Opportunities 71 Jill Ruber)', Mark Smith. and Colette Fagan -::E ~ w ..;: Deregulation and Women's Employment: The Diverse Experiences 103 :s: of Women in Britain "'"' hme Bruegel and Diane PerrolIs BOOK REVIEWS Barbara F, Turner and Lillian E, Troll (eds), Women Growing 127 Older: Psychological Perspectives Man'am K. Chamberlain Solomon W. Polachek and W. Stanley Siebert, The Economics 128 of Earnings Pallia Englarld Henriette Maassen van den Brink, Female Labor Supply, 132 Child Care and Marital Conflict Karen Folk Alan Gewirth, The Community of Rights 134 Sue Headlu Margaret R. Hunt, The Middling Sort: Commerce, Gender, 137 and the Family in England 1680-1780 Mary C. King Partha Dasgupta, An Inquiry into WeU·Being and Destitution 140 Marieka M. Klawitter Marcia Bayne-Smith (cd.), Race, Gender, and Health 144 Wilhtdmina A. Leigh Daniel S. Hamermesh, Workdays, Workhours and Work Schedules: 148 Evidence for the United States and Germany J"targarfl oppenheimer Isahella Bakker (ed.), The Strategic Silence: Gender and Economic Ed Policy Frances Woollt')· Christine E. Bose and Edna Acosta-Belen (cds.), Women in the 155 Latin American Development Process Monica Neiturl Dominique van de Walle and Kimh('r1y Nead (cds.), Public 15i Spending and the Poor: Theory and Evidence Alarill1lO Torras Notes on Contributors Hi I FeminiJt ]';conomics Calls for Papers In;'} Information and Announcements Ini Note~ for Contributors 1i 1 23 FEMINIST .LEGAL. STUDIES Vol.VI, N°I, 1998 Melanie WILLIAMS, Medico-Legal Stoties of Female Insanity: Thtee Nullity Suits 3-31 Ralph SANDLAND, The Mirror and the Veil: Reading The Imaginary Domain 33-58 Madhu MEHRA, Exploring The Boundaries of Law, Gender and Social Reform 59-83 Andrea LOU)(, Idols and Icons: Catharine Mackinnon and Freedom of Expression in North America 85-104 Janice RICHARDSON, Beyond Equality and Difference: Sexual Difference in the Wotk of Adriana Cavarero 105-120 Adam GEAREY, "Mad and Delirious Words": Feminist Theoty and Critical Legal Studies in the Work of Peter Goodrich 121-133 Book Reviews Rosematy AUCHMUTY, Review of Hilaire Barnett, Sourcebook on Feminist Jurnpntdence 135-137 Lara STANCICH, Review ofSandra Whitworth, Femillism and International Relations 137-139 Saira RAHMAN, Review of R. Kapoor and B. Cossman, Subversive Sites. Feminist Engagements with Law in India 140-141 Bulletin Board 142-143 24 feminist review NUMBER 58 SPRING 1998 INTERNATIONAl VOICES Materiallsms ofthe Body / Militarism in Indonesia / Women in Scotland / White Feminisms in Australia When the Earth Is Female and the Nation is Mother: Gender, the Armed Forces and Nationalism in Indonesia Saraswlti Sunindyo Metaphon of Inscription: Discipline, Plasticity and the Rhetoric of Choice Pippa Brush 22 Undentanding Women in Scotland Esther Breitenbach, Allee Brown and Fiona Myers 44 Citizens of their World: Australian Feminism and Indigenous Rights in the International Context, 1920s and 1930s Fiona Paisley 66 Weird lullaby: Jane Campion's The Piano Feon. Attwood B5 Reviews Merl Storr on Vice Versa, Bisexual Horizons and Bisexuality and the Challenge to lesbian Politics 102 Clare Hemmings on Changing Sex 107 Felly Nkweto Simmonds on Recreating Ourseives 111 Parita Mukta on An Indian Freedom Fighter Recalls her Life and Living in America 112 Susan Mendus on Moral Voices, Moral Selves and Justice and Care 114 Jeanne Gregory on Domestic Violence for Beginners 118 25 FEMINIST STUDIES I Volume 24, Number 1 Spring 1998 Preface 3 Rhonda M. Williams The Color ofMemory: Interpreting 7 and Carla L. Peterson Twentieth-Century U.S. Social Policy from a Nineteenth-Century Perspective Eileen Boris Scholarship and Activism: The Case of 27 Welfare Justice Articles Canonicity and the Campus Bookstore: Teaching Victorian Women Writers By Carol P"'ter 10 Speaking As. Speaking For. and Speaking With: The Pitfalls and Possibilities of Men Teaching Feminism By Derek Sranovsky 20 Teaching Mary Wollstonecraft: Women and the Canonical Conversation of Political Thought By Wendy Gunther-Canada 30 Toward a Feminist Theory of Teaching Argumentative Writing By Alexis Easley 39 An Insuument for Feminist Assessment of Women's Studies Programs By Patricia M. Patterson and Lucretia McCulley Review Essay 55 Pedagogical Method or Another Mark on the Bedpoot? By Belinda Bruner Book Reviews 61 Crealingan IndusiveCoUtgeCurrictdum: AT=hingSoure 64 1m/Partial Science: Gender Ideology in Molecular Biology by Bonnie B. Spanier By Bonnie Shulman 67 Feminisa Remion HistOry by Ann-louise Shapiro - By Colerte A. Hyman 70 Textual Orientadons: LeJbian and Ga:I SIIIkna and the MLlking of Disc""", Communili<.l by Harriet Malinowi" By Michelle Giboon 73 Out of the Ckus CIo..,: Lesbians Spwk edited by Julia Penelope By Jackie Gately, Rick Sant"'. and Linda Warren 75 Pri"", Voi>:ts, Public U....: Women Spwk on the U",ary Ufe by Nancy Owen Nelson By Lisa CocIuan 79 Feminisl Parenting: S~. Trilallplu and Comk lruerluJe.s edited by Dena Taylor By Pauicia Owen..Smith Call for Reviewers Departments 84 Feminist Teacher Network News 86 Teaching Resources 88 Our Comributors Feminist Vmces A FREE MAmSO~ AREA NE\\SJOt:RN',\L; nl' \\O~lEN fOR "O\1EN Volume 11, Number 2 March 6 thru April 3, 1998 Minstrel Blood: I I Lavender Jane is Born ' by Alix Dobkin 8 Contents Femall Celebrates Heroines Celebrating Women's by Lisa Hammond 8 Herstory Month with FV Volunteers 1 A Friend in Poland by Adora Pozolinski 9 LTE's Seek Justice by Anne Habel 2 Book Review by Elizabeth Newcomb 9 Have you ever wondered why... I 2 Network 1011 Newsbriefs 3 Envisioning Equality: I Campus Conference . I National Women's Works to End Sexual I History Project i Assault I by Mary Ruthsdotter 5 by Shelley Curran 10i Wisconsin Herstory Calendar 11 Quiz 5 Classifieds 12 And So She Said 6 28 Feminist Voices Volume 11, Number 3 April 4 thru May I, 1997 Cuba's Cultural Arts Festivals: Film and Jazz .-.--.-----.-- 1 by Carolyn M. Dejoie 7 Contents Minstrel Blood: Talking Dinosaur by Alix Dobkin 8 co-ops: The Ins and Outs by Kris Manske A Rewarding Experience by Maria B Parker 8 Girl-trafficking: Stolen Childhood Naomi Wolf's FireWith by Margherita Serafini 1 Fire by Nancy Foley 9 Newsbriefs 3 Network 10 Two Heroes, Two Tough Ladies Calendar 11 by Pat Gowens 4 Classifieds 12 What Kind of a Country is this Anyway? by Elizabeth Newcomb 5 And So She Said... 6 FIREWeed 29 AfEMINIST 4 NOTES FROM FIREWEW QUARTERLY 5"'fiiIlRTOTHHOITORS leola Hartley Of WRIIING POLIIICS ART & 6 BUCKLE OOWN SUE Kim Anderson CULTURE CUSTOMER SERVICE Beth Stinson 19 SPRING 1998 37 FYFBALLINYOURTHROAT Christy Ann Conlin 56 ,merica" dre,m Nora Solanoy luslerio 68 LUTER FROM WOLF PEN ROAD,KENTUCKY Beth Brant 12 LUTER TO AN ENGliSH PROFESSOR: Sonia MacPherson 16 . STRONG BONES Joan Latchford 17 lIlTtFPILL Joelle Hann 23 ghetto palm Khadija Black 25 PILGRIM'S PROGRESS Rachel lolf 34 AUSCHWITZ Oeborah Schnitzer 53 LIBERATION Oeborah Schnitzer 63 EVEN MY OREAMS ARE TOO POliTICAL Shauna richler-lancil 65 LOUISIANA RW; IMMASCUIATE CONIRAPTIOH Carrie l.MacOonald 71 PARIS IS FOR LOVERS Oeborah Schnitzer 14 Shannon Greene 26 Julia Powditch (photos for Pilgrim's Progress) 43 THE SUNSHINE STATE Reena Katz 74 CARIBBEAH LESBIAN liVES ANO STORIES WITFO BY ROSAMUND ELWIH sherece laffe 17 UPCOMING ISSUES 81 AHNOUNCEMENTS &CALLS FOR SUBMISSIONS 83 GUIDELINES FOR SUBMISSION 84 BACK ISSUES 87 SUBSCRIPTION INFO 30 FRIENDS OF WOMEN NEWSLETTER Vol.S January· December 1997 2 Introduction 3 Editorial 4 Women's Rights Situation in 1997 16 Old Wives'Tales 31 Gender and Education Volwne 10 Nwnber I March 1998 Tamar Rapoport & YOlli Garb. The Experience ofReligious Fortification: the coming of age of religious Zionist young women 5 Eustella BhalalusesQ. 'Varneo"s Career and Professional Dc\'ciopment: experiences and challenges 21 Flis Henwood. Engineering Difference: discourses on gender, sexuality and work in a college of technology 3S Loma Envin & Paula .\faurutto. Beyond Access: considering gender deficits in science education 51 Pauline Leonard. Gendering Change? ~\'Ianagcment, Nlasculinity and the Dynamics of Incorporation 71 Alison Bartlett. A Passionate Su~iect: representations ofdesire in feminist pedagogy 85 VIE\\'POl~T Sandra J1qffizt. Learning to Rc-imagine: uncovering affecti\'e investments in female film characters 93 BOOK REVIEWS The Compmtv She Keeps: all elhilograp'v' qfgirls' friendship (Valerie Hey) reviewed by Christine Griffin 101 Toward all Illlelleclllal Hislory qf II'omen (Linda Kerber) reviewed by Cathy Gere 102 Diffinlll!>' Lilerale: boys, girls alld Ihe schooling qf lilera,,' (Elaine i\lillard) reviewed by Jane Askew 104 All Illlroduclioll 10 Sociology: femillisl perspeclives (Pamela Abbott & Claire Wallace) reviewed by Lisa Harrison 105 BOOKS RECEtVED 107 32 Gender and Education Volwne 10 Nwnber 2 June 1998 Elizabeth Bird. 'High Class Cookery': gender, status and domestic subjects, 1890-1930 117 PaMcia Harris, Rev 7hiele & Jan Cwn'e. Success, Gender and Academic Voices. Consuming Passion or Selling the Soul? 133 Pam Boultoll & Johll Coldroll. Why Women Teachers Say 'Stuff It' to Promotion: a failure of equal opportunities? 149 lillda Z Schuh•. Being and Becoming a Woman Teacher: journey through Nepal; the path taken 163 .Hanan Price & J/airead OU'tn, '''ho Studies 'Vomen's Studies? 185 Stephen J~'Jliteltead. Disrupted Selves: resistance and identity work in the managerial arena 199 YIEWPOI;\, Christine Skelton. Feminism and Research into ~Jasculinities and Schooling 217 BOOK REVIEWS Lolldoll's H'illllm Teachers. Cmder. Class and Femillism 187IJ-1930 (Dina M. Copelman) reviewed byJane :\lartin 229 lVomm as Leaders alld .Ilallagers ill Higher Edllcatioll (Heather Eggins, Ed.) re\,cwed by Julie Harrower 230 Gender, Litera~v, Cumculum. Re-writing School Geograp~v (Alison Lee) reviewed by Frances Slater 232 FomllltiollS 'il Class alld Ceuder (Beveriey Skeggs) redewed by Christina Hughes 233 Disabili[v alld the Dilemmas ifEdllcalio" alld]uslice (Carol Christensen & Fazal Riz\" Eds) rc\,ewed by Ian Buchanan 235 BOOKS RECEIVED 237 Gender & History 33 Volume 10 Number 1 April 1998 CONTENTS Abstracts iii Articles Rereading Rape and Sexual Violence in Early Modern England GARTHINE WALKER Race, Gender, Science and Citizenship NANCY LEYS STEPAN 26 'When Men Are Weak': The Imperial Feminism oi Frieda von Bulow LORA WILDENTHAL 53 Body Language: The Somatics oi Nationalism in Tamil India SUMATHI RAMASWAMY 78 Women Students and the London Medical Schools, 1914-39: The Anatomy oi a Masculine Culture CAROL DYHOUSE 110 Feature: Foremothers V Alma Siiderhjel,m and Hilma Granqvist SOLVEIG WIDEN 133 Book Reviews 143 Caroline W. Bynum, The Resurrection of the Body in lVestern Christianity, 200-13]6 \1995) MIRI RUBIN 143 Pauline Stafford, Queen Emma and Queen Edith: Queenship and \'Vomen's Power in Eleventh Century England \ 19971 PATRICIA SKINNER 144 Kate Aughterson led.), Renaissance \Voman: A Sourcehook. Constructions ofFemininity in England (1995),' Suzanne VV. Hull, lVomen According to /vlen: The INorld of Tudor-Stuart Women (1995); Valerie Frith led.}. vVomen and History: Voices of Early Modern England 11995) GARTHINE WALKER 146 Eric Josef Carlson. Marriage and the English Reformation {19941; Joel F. Harrington, Re ordering Marriage and Society in Reformation Germany 11995} LYNN A. BOTEI.HO 149 Gillian T. W. Ahlgren. Teresa of Avila and the Politics of Sanctity (1996); Sherrv ,\\. Velasco, Demons, Nausea and Resistance in the Autobiography of Isahel de lesus, 1611-1682 (19961 KATHLEEN A,",N MYERS 151 Margaret R. Hunt, The A'liddling Sort: Commerce, Gender and the Famil\, in England. 1680-1780 (/996) PAMELA SHARPE 153 (continued, next page) 34 Gender & History Volume 10 Number 1 April 1998 (continued) ,V1ary \tValdron, [.lelilla, J'vfilkwoman of Clifton: the Life and \Vritings of Ann Yearsley, 1753-1806(1996) BARBARA D. TAYLOR lSS Michele Cohen, Fashioning Masculinity: National Identity and Language in the Eight eenth Century (1996) ELIZABETH FOYSTER lS6 Susan J. Tracy, In the Master's Eye: Representations ofWomen, Blacks, and Poor vVhites in Antebellum Southern Literature 1199S) JUDE NIXON 1,7 Kathleen Canning, Languages of Lahar and Gender: Female Factory Work in German,v. 1850-/914(1996) JUTTA SCHWARZKOPF lS8 Anna Davin, Growing Up Poor: Home, School and Street in London 1870-1914 119961 MARY CULLEN 160 Joel Wolfe, Working Women, Working Men: Sao Paulo and the Rise of Brazil's Industrial Working Class, 1900-1955 (1993) CELIA M. AZEVEDO 162 Miriam Cooke and Angela Woollacotl led,I, Gendering War Talk 11993); Joy Damnu,i and Marilyn Lake feds), Gender and INar: Australians at W1f in the Twentieth Century 1199S) NICOLETTA F. GULLACE 164 Ruth Lewin Sime, Lise Meitner: A Life in Physics (19961 PAULA A. GOULD 166 Ann laura Stoler, Race and the Education of Desire: Foucault's History of Sexuality and the Colollial Order of Thingsl199S) MARGARET JOLLY 167 Peggy Bristow, Dionne Brand, Linda Carty, t\fua P. Cooper, Svlvia Hamilton, Adrienne Shadd {edsl, 'vVe're Rooted Here ,md Thev Can't Pull Us Up': Essays in African Canadian Women's History 11 ')941 CONSTANCE BACKHOL:SE 169 Anne Marie Rafferty, The Politics of Nursing Knowledge 119961 SHULA MARKS 171 l'Aana GZDUf. Les Mots des Femmes: ESSc1i sur la Singularite Fran~aise (Women's'Words: An Essay on French Particularity) 1199S1 CLAIRE G. MOSES 172 Notes on Contributors 177 Index to Volume 9 (1997) 178 GENDER & SOCIETY 35 Volume 12, Number 2 April 1998 Contents From the Editor 125 Articles Feminist Boundaries in the Feminist-Friendly Organization: The Women's Caucus of ACfUPILA BENITA ROTII 129 The Impact of Migration on Turkish Rural Women: Four Emergent Patterns TAHIRE ERMAN 146 Protecting the Boundary: Teleworker Insights on the Expansive Concept of "Work" KIRAN MlRCHANDANI 168 Research Reports Wives' and Husbands' Housework Reporting: Gender, Class, and Social Desirability JULIE E. PRESS and ELEANOR TOWNSLEY 188 Replacing Housework in the Service Economy: Gender, Class, and Race-Ethnicity in Service Spending PHILIP N. COllEN 219 Book Reviews Wives & Warriors: Women and the Military in the United States and Canada Edited by Laurie Weinstein and Christie C. White Out in Force: Sexual Orientation and the Military Edited by Gregory M. Herek, Jared B. Jobe, and Ralph M. Carney DANA M. BRITTON 232 Good Enough Mothering?: Feminist Perspectives on Lone Motherhood Edited by Elizabeth Bortolaia Silva Feminism and Families Edited by Hilde Lindemann Nelson AlLISON J. PUGH 234 Justa Temp by Kevin D. Henson SAlLY A. RASKOFF 236 Allfs Never Said: The Narrative ofOdette Harper Hines by Judith Rollins MARY R. HOlLEY 237 One ofthe Children: Gay Black Men in Harlem by William G. Hawkeswood M. F. STUCK 239 The Meanings ofMacho: Being a Man in Mexico City by Matthew C. Gutmann NORMA STOLTZ CHINCHILLA 240 From the Book Review Editor 253 36 Articles The Limits of 'The Male Sex Role": An Analysis of the Men's Liberation and :>-t Men's Rights Movements' Discourse 00 MICHAELA. MESSNER ~ C1\ 2S5 C1\ The Fighting Spirit: f:S -., Women's Self-Defense Training and c: U ::I the Discourse of Sexed Embodiment 0 .... MARTIiA MCCAUGHEY 277 t'/.) Research Reports The Impact of Male Work Environments Cd and Organizational Policies on Women's Experiences of Sexual Harassment ~ JAMES B. GRUBER 301 Consequences of Women's Formal ~ and Informal Job Search Methods for Employment in Female-Dominated Jobs t.IJ PATRICIA DRBNTBA 321 0 Women above the Glass Ceiling: Perceptions on Corporate Mobility and Strategies for Success SALLY ANN DAVIES·NBTZUlY 339 Book Reviews <"l Gendered Situations, Gendered Selves: .,... A Gender Lens on Social Psychology .J:> by Judith A. Howard and Jocelyn Hollander e KATIlLBBN S. CRI1TBNDBN 356 ::I Z Gender, Lineage, and Ethnicity in Southern Africa N by Jean Davison -., JANICB M. SAUNDERS 357 e Lesbian Lifestyles: Women ~ Work and the Politics ofSexuality ::I by Gillian A. Dunne -0 Sex andSensibility: Stories ofa Lesbian Generation > by Arlene Stein KELLBY J. HALL 359 White Lies: Race, Class, Gender, and Sexuality in White Supremacist Discourse by Jessie Daniels ARTIiUR J. JIPSON 361 Women ~ Health Complexities and Differences Edited by Sheryl Burt Ruzek, Virginia L. Olesen, and Adele E. Clarke JBNNlB JACOBS KRONFBLD 362 Perspectives in Mexican American Studies: Mexican American Women Changing Images Edited by Juan R. Garcia Machos, Mistresses, Madonnas: COlllesting the Power ofLat;n American Gender Imagery Edited by Marit Melhuus and Kristianne St¢len RANBARROYO 363 Gender, Place and Culture 37 A Journal qf Feminist Geograp/~v Volume 5 Number I March 1998 Contents Emi!v F. Sel~v & Deborah P. Dixoll. Between Worlds: considering Celtic feminine identities in The jecrel o.f Roan blislz 5 Sarah L. Hollou:ql'. Local Childcare Cultures: moral geographies of mothering and the social organisation of pre-school education 29 Phil Hubbard. Sexuality. Immorality and the City: red-light districts and the mar- ginalisation of female street prostitutes 55 ,\;ckv Gregson & Louise ereu'f. Dusting Down 0fcond Hand Rose: gendered identities and the world of second-hand goods in the space of the car boot sale 77 BOOK REVIEWS Race. Gender and JIQrk: a multi-mlluml economic his/o!)' 0./ U'Olnen in the [·nited States ,Tessa Arnott &Julie ~latthaei'l re\1ewed b\' Gina :-Ieff 101 SOflal UWlIge alld the .\fiddle Uasses ,Tim Butler & ~[ike Savage, Eds) re\1ewed by Keith Halfacree 102 f~omt1l, Population and Global Crisis: a political-economic ana!vsis (Asoka Bandarage) reviewed by Stephanie Condon 105 l!..vslones: J!vsttnal epidemics and modem media (Elaine Showalter) reviewed by Pamela ~Ioss & Elisabeth Binder 107 38 8!;¥~~{1~~'''> 1 departments 4 we hear ya 5 hues news 6 fly girl 14 education & careers 17 well ness watch 34 music 35 a few good men 36 cybermama 37 global woman 38 poetry tents 39 books 44 heroscopes features 45 globe trottin 7 Sister In The Spotlight: Sherri Jackson 46 last word 8 Cardioboxing: Beating Down The Blues Give your winter slump the TKO. 10 5 Ways To Recover From Stupid Health Advice Calgon, we ain't going nowhere with you. 12 ADifferent Kind of Vibe? Hip hop's reigning glossy gets a woman's touch. 18 Heavenly Prescription Services at San Francisco's Glide Memorial Church don't just happen on Sunday. 24 Dialogue: What's Up, Doc? Put up or speak up-empowering yourself in the doctor's office. 28 Staying Positive Meet three young women who are living with HIV. 40 Gun Control: Women Tattoo Artists Talk About Skin and Ink 42 Indecent Proposal Why the government's welfare refonm plan doesn't make the cut. 40 Harvard Women's Law Journal Volume 21 Spring 1998 Essays Motherhood and Work in Cultural Context: One Woman's Patriarchal Bargain Devon W. Carbado Articles Single-Sex Public Education after VM I: The Case for Women's Schools 19 Amy H. Nemko Injured Women before Common Law Couns. 1860-1930 79 Margo Schlanger Law and Literature Melodrama and Law: Feminizing the Juridical Gaze 141 Lenora Ledwon Jane Austen, Charlotte Bronte. and the Marital Propeny Law 179 Margaret Valentine Turano hili this 227 M.T.C. Cronin Notes Anti-Stalking Laws: Do They Adequately Protect Stalking Victims'? 229 Jennifer L. Bradl1eld Not-Sa-Arbitrary Arbitration: Using Title VII Disparate Impact Analysis to Invalidate Employment Contracts that Discriminate 267 Miriam A. Cherry Forum Response to V. PuaIani Enos's "Prosecuting Battered Mothers: State Laws' Failure to Protect Battered Women and Abused Children" from Volume 19 of the Harmrd Women's Law JOllrnal 309 Kathryn L. Quaintance Counter-Response to Kathryn L. Quaintance 3 I5 V, Pualani Enos Book Reviews BODIES OF LAW. By Alan Hyde 319 KILLING THE BLACK BODY: RACE. REPRODUCTtON. AND THE ME.'NtNG OF LIBERTY. By Dorothy Roherts 327 CROWS OVER A \\iHEATFIElD. Bv Paula Sharp 34 I Health Care 41 for Women International CONTENTS Volume 19 I Number3 I 1998 EDITORIAL I 177 NEWS FROM THE INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL ON WOMEN'S HEALTH ISSUES I 179 A DIMINISHING OF SELF: WOMEN'S EXPERIENCES OF UNWANTED SEXUAL ATIENTION I Anne W. Esacove I 181 LESBIANS AND CANCER SUPPORT: CLINICAL ISSUES FOR CANCER PATIENTS I Alicia K. Matthews I 193 LIVING IN nvo WORLDS: NATIVE AMERICAN WOMEN AND PRENATAL CARE I Claudia R. Long and Mary Ann Curry I 205 QUALITY OF LIFE IN WOMEN WITH HEART FAILURE I Susan J. Bennett, Susan L. Baker, and Gertrude A. Huster I 217 MATERNAL-CHILD HEALTH IN ZIMBABWE I Susan Mattson I 231 THE IMPACT OF MEDIA ATTENTION, FAMILY mSTORY, POLmCS AND MATURATION ON WOMEN'S DECISIONS REGARDING HORMONE REPLACEMENT THERAPY I Linda C. Andrist I 243 ANNOUNCEMENTS I 261 42 VOlUME12 ~NUMBER4 I 9 9 B FROM AROUSAL by Martha Roth 3 AFTER READING SHARON OLDS by sarah Miller 5 THE NAMES by sarah Miller 5 MOTHER'S LAMENT by Mary Ball Howklns 5 SUPPOSE YOU HAVE A PI by Ellyn Geisel 6 THE TRANSCENDENCE OF ACTUALITY... by roberta lynn uhlmann 8 BOOK REVIEWS by MacAdam, March, and Turner 9 BOOK WATCH by Carol Maloney : 11 THE BACK PAGE announcements, advertisements, etc 12 HYPATIA 43 VOL. 13, NO.1 WINTER 1998 vii Preface Rosalyn Diprose Generosity: Beu(,'een Love mul Desire 21 Amy Allen Rethinking Power 41 Anne Mcleer Saving the Victim: Recuperating the Language of the Victim and Reassessing Global Feminism 56 Ullaliina Lehtinen How Does One Know \\I'hat Shame Is? Epistemology, Emotions, and FomlS of Life in Juxtaposition 78 Susan Khin Zaw The Reasonable Heart: Mary Wollstonecraft's View of the Relation Between Reason and Feeling in Morality, Moral Psychology, and Moral Development 118 Catherine Gardner Catharine Macaulay's letters on Education: Odd but Equal 138 Thea Harrington The Speaking Abject in Kristeva's Powers of Horror 158 Ronnie Zoe Hawkins Ecofeminism and Nonhumans: Continuity, Difference, Dualism, and Domination Author Meets Critics Panel: APA Eastern Division Meeting, 1996 198 Chris J. Cuomo Thoughts on Lesbian Differences 206 Claudia Card Radica!esbianfeminist Theory 214 Ann Ferguson Cheshire Calhoun's Project ofSeparating. Lesbian Theory from Feminist Theory 224 Cheshire Calhoun Taking Seriously Dual Systems and Sex Archive 232 Maja Pellikaan-Engel Humankind at a fUming point? Feminist Perspectives 241 Notes on Contribumfs 243 Guidelines for Contributors/Calls for Papers 244 Announcements 44 Silenced Voices Inside Our Schools Roberta W GillSberg 1 Cognitive and Identity Developments: Gender Effects Frances C. Pefll~on and Robert F. Rodgers 17 Intelligence: A Discriminating Circular Search for Sameness Kelly lvlcKerrow 35 African American Women Administrators As Mentors: Significance and Strategies Gwendolyn G. johnson 49 An Inclusive Paradigm for Education: Valuing the Different Voice Gloria Pierce 57 Review: Empowering \Vomen in Higher Education Angela L. Lewis-Klein 67 WOMEN 45 INACTION internationaI No.1, 1998 .:,.v..:,.i..:::o~l....::e::.....:..:.n ..::c:....;e=:....-...:::a....9x:a::....:....in:..:....:.s...:.t---:.w.:....:::..o..:.m",--=-e...:..:.n COVER STORY: MEOlA VIOLENCE 16 by Leti Boniol Media ,nks violence wiih power and pieasure, making violence seem appeab'ng. AN ISSUE OF HU~N RIGHTS 11 Violente ag'ainst women is the most pervasive form of human rights abuse thaI millions of women see it as a way of life. THE RURAL CoNTEXT 1 3 by Kees Van oer Waal Rural women rely on one other stfOng woman for protedion against abuse rather than on the police. Two VIEWS ON PORNOGRAPHY ANO CENSORSHIP: CONSUMING PORNOGRAPHY 22 by Sakunlala Narasimhan lfills Ihe slale's duty 10 prated the public from things bad for /he body, why shouldn't it do Ihe same aboulthings harmful to Ihe mind? FEMINISM AND FREE SPEECH 26 Restrictions on sexual rna/erial treat women as infants and shore up destnR;tive stereotypes. This is not a feminist posib'on. Gools OWN SAY 65 Reb'gions explain domestic violence. me d i a VIETNAM: STATE OF THE ART OR ART OF THE STATE? 29 by Olivier In and Laurent Kugler Commenting on Vietnam's cinema. PAKISTAN: NEW TV RESTRICTIONS SHUT WOMEN OUT 30 by Beena Sarwar Women and men can no longer be seen together on television. as i a NORTH-SOUTH DIALOGUE NEEOEO IN ASIAN FINANCIAL CRISIS 59 by Gamani Corea The former Secrefal}'-General of the UNCTAO says the openness to all kinds of financial flows without control mechanisms set the Asian economies for collapse. GLOBAL GLOSSARY 61 Decipher the language of economic globalization. STIRRINGS OF DEMOCRACY 63 hy Keith B, Richburg Across Asia, a more complex po""cal reality is emerging. new media WOMEN AND NEW TECHNOLOGY 68 by Catherine Russo Women learn aboullT better in groups wi/haul men. (continued, next page) 46 WOMEN INACTION in lernational (continued) No. 1, 1998 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY; THE NEW GENDER EQUALIZER 7 Dby Gina Mission The advent of telecommunications introduces women to the role of inter·actors. BRIDGING NORTH AND SOUTH 56 by Juliana Makuchi Ngah·Abbenyl An African, Third World woman and scholar wonders about globat sisterhood. ""!""l CORPORATIONS AND HUMAN RIGHTS...... Social pressure forced corporations to make general commitments to human rights. but wilhoulthe programmatic steps to implement these. "~i'OJl' '. I j e SHAMIMAH SHAIKH 50 Soulh Africa's leading Mustim gender equatity aelivisl passed away on 8January 1998/9 Ramadan 1418. DEPARTMENTS Editorial 1 Clips 4 Action Alert 'j 0 Isis Resource 36 Books 36 Reviews 40 A Day in Zapatista Land 44 oy Mark Lucey Poetry 48 by Mary Lou Sanel:i Featured Artist: Cristina Q. Ramilo 49 One on Two: Social Ills Cannot be Blamed on Media 52 Armida Siguion·Reyna, conlroversial Filipino film producer. argues against censorship in an intelView with Luz Maria Marlinez and Annie Catma Santoalla. Country Report: Cambodia 72 by Nancy Pearson Arcellana Health Updates: Listening to our Pain 77 Preventing workplace injuries and illnesses through ergonomics. JOURNAL OF FEMINIST STUDIES 47 IN RELIGION Spring 1998 Volume 14 Number 1 '_ Editors' Introduction Elisabeth Schii-!isler Fivrell::.a Emilie .\1. TOU;lles ~ ~ Articles _ ~fultiple Exposures: Body Rhetorit· and Cendt'T Characterizations in Ezekiel 16 .\fan) Shields 5 From the Margin to the Way: A Feminist Heading of the Story of Bartim ~Iapping the Middle Way: Thoughts on LJ Speaking Out _ .\lan) E. Ifllnt 85 D In A Diff",ent Voice _ Gliosis 1 SlISall .\lcCa.~lill n Living It Out _ Latin American Feminist Th{'olo~y .\laria Pilar Aquino 89 1-, LJ Notes On Contributors _ 109 Journal of Gender Studies 48 Vo1wne 7 Nwnber 1 Mareh 1998 Contents harat L. Ailcllp. Dialo~ues of the Self: toward a theory of i re ireading :\i j T Deu((hi. J/. E. Thuperoll & B. B. Deucchi. .-\ Study of Barriers to \\'omen's Engineering Education 21 Dialle Real'. Sarah Biglloid. Slephfll}. Ball & .Ilall Cribb. "HeJuS! Had a Different Way of Showing it"; gender dynamics in families coping with childhood cancer 39 Isabel Scmtaolalla. Bodyscapes ofSilence: the fi~re ofthe mute woman in the cinema 53 Lisa Hopkins. ~Iiddleton's fVimlffl Beu.:are Homen and the ~lothering Principle 63 Sten Einl. Battered .:\len: inferiority in males 73 REYlE\\' .\RTICLE fIomen:r Rights. Rc\iew of Rt'Collceil'ing Rea/itv; u'omen and intemationallaw (Dorinda G. DaUmcyef. Eel.,: Human Rl:p,hts qf Homen: national and intematiollal perspectires Rebecca Cook. Ed., and f lillllm's RI:ghts. Human RJghts: illlemational jeminut jlfYspfctius iJulie Peters & .-\ndrea \Volper. Ecis. by Jane Connors 35 BOOK RE\-IEWS Famib'. Siale alld Social P"Ii,l' ,Lorraine fox Hardiu~, re"ewed by Jill :\lanthorpe 93 Gender•.~·rmbolism and Organizational Cultures ~Sihia Gherardi) rc\icwed by Claire Cohen 94 Oliling the Rosr-Fnnale Genilal.\/utilation: the practice and its prei'en/ion tErua Dorkcnool ('",ewed b\' L'duak A.rchibouR 96 .\fen's Hmlth lind Illness: gnu/er. /Jon'ff llnd lhe bod)' Donald Saba & Da\id Frederick Gordon. [ds) fc\iewed by Stc\'e Conway 98 Creating G/]ane: ,,('-ruaii!\, lind PiHCf( in the' '"omen -~~ .-1m!)' Corps during fVorld f It"if II 'Leisa D. ~(eyerl J'('\iewed hy Jend \ 'irden 99 rI (mUll FilmmakefJ ~(tllf .V;ic(//1 and .-1 iian lJimpora: daoloni::.ing the gaze. locating .Hilda/iti!v G ..-\. Fos[cT' 1T'\"icwt'CII)\" Hasl'enah Ehrahim 100 P,ime-lime Feminism Bonnie J. DO\\"! J'('\;ewed hy Bt'\' Orton 102 Pcifonnalivi!l' and Per{onnanff ;'En" KosoEky Sedg-wick & .--\ndrcw Parkt"r. Eds rt"\iewed by Si\· Jansson 10:·: Homm in Ihe ric/orian .1r/ II il1-/d ,Clarissa Campbell Orr. Ed. rtTi('wed by .--\lisoll Bracker J(H Journal of Gender Studies 49 Volwne 7 Nwnber I March 1998 (continued) Doria Shqfik, Egvplian Feminist: a woman apart {Cynthia ?\elson" f('\iewed by Zoubida Guemina 106 A/rican ]}O/ll", South if the Sahara (:II. Hay & S. StiehtOf' re\;ewed by Zoubida Guemina 107 Feminist Television Criticism: a reader (Charlone Brunsdon,Julie DIAcci & Lynn Spigel' re\;ewed by Judy Etheridge 107 Four Dreamers and EmiV' (Stevie Dades and 771t' neb ctf Belonging (Stevie Dades\ reviewed by Patsy Stoneman 109 Laue and /deologl' in the Afternoon. Soap Opera. 110/11'" and TeI"'isioll G",,, 'L. S. l'.Iumford reviewed by Be\' Orton 110 Race, Class & Gender: (ommon bonds. df.{trrent l!O;C(,j ,'Esther Xgan-Ling Chow. Darb 'Vilkinson & ~Iaxine Baca Zi.nn. Eds fe\1ewcd by Rohini Hensman III fera Brillain: afeminist lift (Deborah Gorham ""ewed by :lIarion Shaw /13 Contempora1)' Feminist Fiction in Spain (Catherine Davies\ re\;cwcd by Elisa Costa 114- ulin American Jfon/err's rFriting:fiminist Tfadings in theo')' and (risL~ iA.nny Brooksbank Jones & Catherine Davies) Eds~ f('\iewed by Berta Brollcano 113 Swedish Jramen's JFn"ing 1850--1995 ,'Helena Forsas-Scott reyie\\"ed by Charlouc Whittingham /16 The A{vth ifthe Goddess: "'olutioll q(all image ..mne Baring &Jules Cashford' rc\;ewed by Audrey Dunne I 18 'Jtomen and the Health Care Indust'),: a!lllnheal/~l' relatiomhijJ? i Peggy Foslerl reviewed by Jill Manthorpe 119 Children. Health alld the Social Order !Bern" ~Ia\'all re\;e\\"cd by Jill ~Ianlhorpe 120 Feminisms cijthe Belir Epoque: a his/mical and Ii/erm:)' QnlllOlogl' Jennil('f "'aeJti-\\'alter~ & Steven C, Hause, Edsl re\;ewed by Eleonora Federici 12~ BOOKS RECEI\'W 123 ~OTICEBO;\RD 127 ~un:~ 0:'\ (;O:,\TRlBl"T( lH.~ I ~~I Journal of 50 WOMEN & AGING 1M Volume 10 Number 2 1998 FROM THE EDITOR The Contribution of Small Life Events to the Psychological Distress of Married and Widowed Older Women 3 Melissa E. Murdock. MA Charles A. Guamaccia, PhD Bert Hayslip, JI:, PhD Christine L. McKibbin, MS Wandering Behavior and Attempted Exits Among Residents Diagnosed with Dementia-Related lIInesses: A Qualitative Approach 23 Joan I. Dickinson, MS, IIDA, IDEC Joan McLain-Kark, PhD, IDEC The Relalionship ofReciprocity to Self Health Care in Older Women 35 Belly J. Cnlji. PhD, RN, CS Sister Carol Grasser, PhD, RN, CS Daughters' Caregiving Decisions: From an Impulse to a Balancing Point ofCare 49 Katillyn D. McGrew, PhD Women's Narratives: Evolving Symptoms ofMyocardial Infarcliou 67 Jean C. McSweeney, PhD, RN Spirituality in the Lives ofOlder Women 85 Linda Foley, ADD Julie Wagne!: ADD Shirley A. Waskel, PhD BOOK REVIEWS Gelling Over Gelling Older: An Intimate Joumey, by Letty Cottin Pogrebin 93 Reviewed by M. Jean 11,mel: PhD Mnltiple Plllhs ofMidlife Development, edited by Margie E. Lachman and Jacquelyn Boone James 95 Reviewed by Rosemmy Bliesznel; PhD ~ JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S HISTORY 51 VOL. 9 NO.4 WINTER 1998 Editors' Note / 6 ARTICLES Barbara Watson Andaya From Temporary Wife to Prostitute: Sexuality and Economic Change in Early Modem Southeast Asia / 11 Ann Goldberg The Eberbach Asylum and the Practice(s) of Nymphomania in Germany, 1815--1849 / 35 Lucy Chesser "A Woman Who Married Three Wives": Management of Disruptive Knowledge in the 1879 Australian Case of Edward De Lacy Evans / 53 Margaret Gibson The Masculine Degenerate: American Doctors' Portrayals of the Lesbian Intellect, 1880-1949 / 78 Philippa Levtne Batlle Colors: Race, Sex, and Colonial Soldiery in World War I/ 104 Elizabeth Quay Hutchison "£1 frlllo envelletlado del arbol capitafisla": Women Workers and the Prostitution of Labor in Urban Chile, 1B96-1925 / 131 SusanCahn Spirited Youth or Fiends lncamate: The Samarcand Arson Case and Female Adolescence in the American South / 152 Estelle B. Freedman "TIle Burning of Letters Continues": Elusive Identities and the Histori- cal Construction of Sexuality / 181 Review Essays Nan Enstad Narrating Women's Sexuality I 201 CreQling Gl lane: SexuQlily and Pow", ill the Women's Anny Corps during World WQr 11 by Leisa D. Meyer; TIle Other AmeriCQns: SexuQI VQriallce in lhe Na/ionQ/ PQst ed. by Charles O. Jackson; BallisM/lg the Beast: Sexllalily lind Ihe Earty Femillisls by Lucy Bland: Homostxuatilyln Modem FTlInce ed. by Jeffrey Merrick and Bryant T. Ragan, Jr.: Madlos, Mislresses, Madollllas: Clmteslillg Ihe Power of Lnlill American Gellder Imagery ed. by Marit Melhuus and Krisli Anne Stelen Victoria Thompson Sexuality: Another Useful Category of Analysis in European History / 211 Dismembtring IIrt Male: Men's BodiN, Bri/aln, tllld IIrt Greal War by Joanna Bourke: Lovt between Womm: Earty ChrisliJm Rt$po11$t$ 10 FenliJre Homoeroll'cism by Bernadene J. Brooten; AUlhorilYlJnd Sexuality in Early Modtnl Burgundy (1SSQ-J730)by James R. Farr; Torrid Ull1ts: Malffility, Slxuatily,a/ld Empire in Eightwlth-Cenlury English NarTalivts by Felicity A. Nussbaum; Masculinity and Mile Codes ofHonor in Modm1 frtma by Robert A. Nye Abstracts of Books / 220 CONTRIBUTORS / 232 NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS / 234 ANNOUNCEMENTS / 236 ACKNOWLEDGMENT TO REVIEWERS / 237 Edilllr'~ Noll' / 6 52 THEORY IN PRACTICE Lisa Duggan Thl' TIll'llr)' WMS, or, Who's Afraid of Judith Butler? f 9 ARTICLES Shoshana Keller Trapped between State and Society: Women's Liberation and Islam in Soviet Uzbekistan, 1926-1941 / 20 Bruce Fehn Afrie Janet Guildford Tackling the Twentieth Century: Ten New Books in Canadian Women's History I 183 ClllIill Ha by Gill' F",.,: Till' SlIbjl/g,llioli ofNaJil't' WOII/ t'll i/l SCI'I'lIlt't'lIlh·C,'llllltlj Nrw ftlll/et' by Karen Anderson; "WI"r" R"I'/t'd Hat' 11IId Tl1l'y CJlIl'l PI/II Us Up": E;sllyS ill Afrif AnSTRACTS OF BOOKS I 198 CONIRIBUT01{S / 217 NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS / 220 ANNOUNCEhlEN IS / 222 Thomas Hager 2 "Formal \Vear.. Kalliope Cullen!"e 3 Men Speak to \Vomcn Hdn-slll/n Cold Mountain Poems (Translated by the Zen monk Zenrin R. Lewis) 53 6 Poem I 7 Poem 2 8 Poem 3 9 Poem 4 aP' Paul Andrew E. Smith 10 What Happens When We Dance, r-' t...... My Love'? ' 0 George Perreault II Seeing Someone ><: ~ Robert Lawson 12 The Place Where Apples Come ><: .., From ::l ~ Terry Tierney 13 Painting the House White P'...... David Kirby 14 A Tall Woman with a Black Eye t Raymond McNiece 18 First Woman on the Moon 0 Fred A'Juratori 19 Lamia -. • t Kevin Mims 22 A Literary Marriage Paul Ladnier 27 "You Encounter Yourself' ~ ~• 28 "Relating Was Not Your Way" • 29 "Always Transformation" S 30 "Losing the SelfWas Not the ("[) 0 Answer" ::l ~ 31 "Yes. and I Knew You Twice" W 32 "Hidden Transfonnations" Z Alimmo lasie/lo P' to 33 Night Song 9 Bruce Taylor 34 Next Door ...... ::4- Paul Grant 35 Guidance ~ Lawrence Russ 36 My Wife on Assignment: Chasing Storms Through Tornado Alley Larry J. Davis 38 "Figure in Motion" 1998 39 "Seated Figure" Jolm IHcKernan 40 My Father's Heavy Artillery 41 Woman Claims Offensive Poetry Sent to Her Hugh Fox 42 Row, Row Your Boat KeI'ill Miller 44 For Hanne at Fifty Howard Denson 45 The Morning After, 1912 Greg Keith 46 Maude Terry IVa/ada 47 Eating Figs with Mrs, Long Charles R. Feldsteill 49 The Click ofYour High Heels Jim Daniels 50 Walking Though High Grass Rick Campbell 52 Proving Lake Okeechobee Thomas Hager 53 "Temptation ofThomas" 54 "Soulless Encounter" Paul A. Hanson 55 Order and Elegance Jack E. Surrency 56 Forgive Me David Poyer 57 A Stopover in Utah. from Tomahawk Jerry N. Uelsmmlll 62 "Untitled" 1996 63 "Untitled" 1994 64 "Untitled" 1997 65 "Untitled" 1997 66 "Untitled" 1996 C.R. Malliev 67 Her First Month Blind 68 Charlotte Sometimes \11/ Kmpnik 69 Autumn Is The Fall Arnold Wood, J,: 72 The Man Who Loved His Wife Enough Jeff Olma 74 You As Jane Goodall. Me As Florida Primitive Dm'id Lehman 75 February 21 Peter Meinke 76 Multiple Readings for National Poetry Month Notes About Coutributors 77 54 SUMMERFICTION ISSUE: 2 WHO WE ARE: The Editorial Board ofThe LRB. Lois Rita Helmbold. 3 Speaking Dreams by Severna Park; Hand of Prophecy by Severn" Park. Reviewed by Sheela Ardrian. 4 Baroque at Dawn by Nicole Brossard. Reviewcd by Alice A. Parker. S What Girls Learn by Karin Cook. Reviewed by Marcy Jane Knopf 6 Flaming 1~lIanas hy Erika I.opcz; Lap Dancing for Mommy: Tender Stories of Disgust, Blame, and Inspiration by Erika Lupez. Review£'d by Sylvie Constantine. 6 Easy Peasy by Lesley Ulaistcr. Reviewed by Ann Birnhl1um. 7 Chicken by Lynn Kanter; The Mayor of Uenen by Paula Martinac. Reviewed by Susan Kall. 8 Windswept by Magdalena Zschokke. Reviewcd by Melissa Hariman. 9 Soul Kiss by Shoy Youngblood. Reviewed by Donna Allegra. TIlE EROTIC LESBIAN 10 1101 Ticket: Tales of Leshians, Sex, and Travel, R('~'iewed by Amw Kail, IT'S A MYSTERY 11 Murder in the Castro by Elaine Deale; Chain Leiter by Claire McNab. Revit'wed by Ruth Bllrke. 11 Swimming Cat Cove by Lauren Wrighl Douglas. Reviewed by Pauline Klein, 12 Old Black Magic by Jaye Maiman; Penn Valley Phoeoil by Janel McClellan, Reviewed by J.A, Myers. 13 When the Dancing Stops by Therese Szymanski. Reviewed by J.A. Myers. A FINE ROMANCE 14 Night Vision hy Laura Adams. Reviewed by Pelc Plante, JS LeUing Go by Alln O'Lcnry; Legacy of Love by Marianne K, Martin; Coming Attractions by Bobbi D. Marolt, Revicwed hy Uw Shapiro. 16 Dream Lover by I.yn Denison; Sea to Shining Sea by Lisa Shapiro, Reviewed by Jlldith Stelboum 17 REVIEW ESSAY: Cruising Lesbian IdentHies in Germany: Querdenken. By Amw Parkinson. 20 REVIEW ESSA Y: "eyond Healher. Ten Kitls' Picture Books With Gay and Lesbian Themes, By Nell Beram. 21 Angry Women in Rock, Volume One by Anurca Juno. Reviewed hy Gil/ian M. Rot/xer, 22 WaitillR in the Wings by Cherric Moraga, R('\'II'I\'t'd hy Tafitl1U1 de III Tierra, 23 It's Not Unusual: A llislory of Leshian and (;:1)' Britain in Ihe Twenlieth Century hy Alkarim Jivani. Rn'h'lI"('d hi' ,\'1/.\'(11/ K- Rallh. 24 Thl' Shared lIellrl: Porirails and Stories ('ell'hraling Gay, Lesbian, and D1sexual Young (Jeopl e, photographs by AUllrn Mastoon. RI'\'iell'l'd hy ()'I1dm MacDowall. 24 Fl'athering Your Nesl: An Inlcraclh'e Workhook and Guide to a LoyiuR l.esbian Relationship by Owen Ll'(lIllwrd and Jennie t\'lasl. RI'\'it'II'('d hy,/t/llt' M. Simoni. 2S Same-Sex !\1arrhtge: I'ro and Coned, by Andrt'\\' Sullivan. Reviewed hy Rosemary A/{("hmu~v 26 I.l'.~hians in AcaticllIill: !)['grees of Freedom hy Ileth Mintz anu Esther D. Rolhhlmll, Rt'vieuwl by Aorewa Mcleod 21 The Leshian Love Companion: How to Sun'hle Everyfhing from Hearllhrob to Hearlbreak by Mamy Ilali. Rnicwed by ,\/(/Iy"ayden. 28 I':vcry Woman I've E\'cr Loved: Lesbian Wrilers on Their Mothers l'u. by Calherine Rciu and Holly Iglesias. Re\'iewed hy Andrea L. T. Pe/asoJl. 28 Femme: Feminists, Lesbians, & Bad Girls ed. by Laura Harris and Elizabeth Crocker. Reviewed by Susan K. Raffo. 29 Psychological Perspectives on Lesbian and Gay Issues: Vol. 3. Ethnic and Cultural Diversify Among Lesbians and Gay i\len cd. by Beverly Greenc. Reviewed i~~' Lakesia D. Johnson. 30 Growing Up In a Lesbian Family: Effects on Child Development by Fiona L. Tasker and SUSllll Golombok, Rc\'h'l\"l'd hy Carla M. Mones/ere, 31 Screen Dreams: Fantasising Lesbians in Film by Clare Whalling. Reviewed by Margril Shi/drick. 32 Take Stage! How to Direcl and Produce a Lesbian Play by Carolyn Gage. Reviewed hy Lynn C. Mil/er, 32 The Loving Lesbian by Claire McNab and Sharon Gcdan. Reviewed by Barbara IV. Gerher. 33 We Are Everywhere: A Hislorical Sourcebook or Gay and Lesbian Politics cu, by Mark Blasius and Shane Phelan. Rew'ewed hy Jennifer Rycenga. 34 The Lesbian fJealfh Dook: Caring (or Ourselves cd. by Jocelyn While ond Marissa C. Martinez. Reviewed by Martha E, Stolle. 35 I Sing Back hy Laurel Mills; Still Life Wilh Duddy by Lesl~a Newman. Rt'viewed by Sara Greel/sli/. Lilith 55 Volume 23, No. I 2 From the Editor 3 I The Lusty, Doomed Life 3 KolIshah of Gertrud Kolmar The End of a Love Story by YOlla Ztldis McDolIOllgh • Designing Books of Women's Lives' Why Jewish Girls Starve Published in English for the first Themselves' Shocking Statistics time, two novels of pre-war on Women's Power' Pulling the Germany reflect their author's Strings on Depression' Noted in lonnented life of anti-Semitism. the Press. troubled motherhood. and a brooding sexuality. 8 Letters 34 Surviving Love 10 Shlomo Carlebach's Ashort slaty by SUStltl TIMler Shadow Side by Sarah B1ustain 38 Reviews "Treif Jews," Labor Activism. He preached the lessons of Orthodox Feminism. a new anthol~ unconditional love, and his music ogy of Jewish Feminists and many was adored world-wide. But what more new additions to our library. was his legacy to women? Husband and Wife 44 Tsena Rena 18 Essential resources if you're ~o(ms Two by RfbdullJ Edwards Jewish and female. Passover A poem by Ti>i1dr Fox 46 Your Jewish Women's "'. Address Book Where to tum for your physical 19 Reclaiming Purim- and psychological health and r: ',''"-.""..;.~'.' '.' healing. A Special Section ,~ by Rabbi Susan Sclmur 47 Creative Edge Including ... Art you can order. 22 Tracing the Hamantasch Herstory: 48 Who Will Be the Take Back the Kitchen Kaddish 'I? by Susa" Alperl Drazm 25 Vashti, Esther and Carol Gilligan: Take Back the Girls COI'er: Hamanraschen, edible lricon! for Purim. 28 Baking the Womantasch From a photo by Lvllis mlflach. a Nell' York photo· Into Purim's Future: grapher \\'ilh a sperillJ imerest ill fnod. III Rarmolld Sokolow's book. American Jewish Kitche~, til/b. Take Back the Body lished by Stt'll'llrt, «,00,; & Ch(llIR. Nell' York. © /989 Stewan, Tabori & Chang. 56 LiVolume 23, No.2itSummer 1998 2 From the Editor 32 A Look, a Touch and a 19 IN PURSUIT OF MOTHERHOODI Dip on the Dance Floor Infertility and adoption 3 Kollshah II mtnloir by Smfd,a Hurtts How Jewish women look on the are the unde.....explored small screen· Safe space in a issues facing Jewish 34 Rose of the Mediterranean local hotel· Rabbis act for agunot It women ofa certain age. shorf slory by Nava Srnltl • Bras for the President? • Makeup translaltJ by Barhara Harshau magnate eyes Knessel • Orthodox feminists take measured steps 40 Reviews 8 Letters 45 Creative Edge Three cheers for Vashti, farewell Art You Can Order! (0 Faye, stolen babies and more. 46 Tsena Rena Including: Essential resources if you're Jewish and female 20 Sarah's Laugh: How Infertile 48 Hearing Prayer in Women DeaJ the Silence Karen Propp on doing time in by Sylvia Boor5t(i11 a support group. COVER: Delail from "Molher and Child in 23 King Solomon's Knife: Holland Park," b\' Dora flo/z/umdfer lb. 1928). A Feminist Midrash flo/::JuuuJler, a /la/h'e ofParis, !i1't'S in wildon. about Adoption Her work is described us lransfigllrin!f "the Diane Cole asks, "Who's the seemingl\' drab and mundane into (l mdilmt reali~"'" Reproduced by perminioll. RONA real matherr' and transforms 10 Look Who's Haunting Gallery, London; Bridgeman Art Libmry. Solomon's divisive tale into one Glimmerglass London. New York. ofhealing. IIY Sliml) BlllS/IllH Lilith makes her debut in a new 26 Jewish Adoption: opera by Deborah Dratlell. Obstacles and Solutions Michele Kriegman sets forth 12 Sex, Power and new guidelines for how to Our Rabbis adopt ethically. Readers on allegations of Shlnmo 30 Putting Jewish Carlebach's sexual Wombs to Work: misconduCI. Israelis Confront New ReproductiveTechnologies 18 Holocaust Susan Martha Kahn on Survivors pronalalism in Israel and why right-wing Orthodox rabbis Play Poker 11 pom by Rildul GoIds/(jn have figured oul how to make ~--:....-~ surrogate motherhood kosher. ·UNE tl'N(:f:" sv SJo.AA HJ.R'NIH 57 May' October 1998 Mayo· Octubre 1998 Number 9 Numero 9 Everylhlng as It was? LOLApress tSI9ue todo Igual? Reconceptuallzlng Prostitution Kamala Kempadoo 4 Una reconceptualizaci6n de la prostitucion France: "Documents for all" Madjlguene Clsse 10 Francia: "Documentos para todos" Nothing to Loose but Your School Bags Sara Hlupeklle Longwe 14 Nada que parder mas que vuestras carteras escalares . Tanja L. Solvej Balle 18 Tania L. The Equalizer. Sandra Chouthl 24 La fgualadora Women and Man, Femlnltles and Masculinities at the End of the Millennium Marcela Lagarde 26 Mujeres y hombres, femineidades y masculinidades al final del mllenio One Million Strong Zala Chandler 32 La fuerza de un millan India: A Village Feels Fifty Years of Change Neena Bhandari 36 India: Una aldea que siente cincuenta anos de cambia Europe Offers a Carrot The Lome Convention to be improved Jo Brew 38 Europa ofrece una zanahoria Sa meJorara la Convencion de Lome Exclusion, Privilege and Maleness LOLApress 42 Exclusion j privileglo y masculinldad 'II, Carmen Ovldla..." Carmen Ovldla 44 "Vo, Carmen Ovidla..... South Africa: A Landmark Case Angelica PI no 48 SUdafnca: Un caso que marco un hila 50 Years of a Charter Universal Declaration of Human Righls Roxana Vasquez Sotelo 52 50 anos de una carta Declaracion Universal de los Derechas Humanos Women Creating Other Women Natasha M. Gordon 54 Mujeres creando a otras mujer9s Feminist debates: The Patriarchy has Ended Lilian Celibertl 58 Debates femiOistas: El patrlarcado ha terminado ~ Inner Gardens Eva-Marla Schon Jardines interiores '" ~ ~~ '> 58 No 79 March - May 98 EDITORIRL PREVIEWS 2 Watch this space 20-21 Not just a pretty farewell to Heh.li face FERTURES Ingrid SwcmOl1 011 ElilalJeth 3-8 1t1 ~1iHd aHd Body Peyton ~tarsha Meskilt1l11011 on fcmil1ist 22-23 AH OUHce of gold criticism lleyolHJ tile theory/practice tJivil.le arouHd the globe Elizabeth Mahoney 011 9-11 The Art of ~tutatioH Cornelia Parker Jamie Orassett anti lorraine GaUHtlatB yna ' duli-theory? 2<1 A feelgood space for the milletmiutt1 12-13 Vox pop lilJlJy A1150" 0" the new Ikon Ooes theory lIomit1at~ cunc"} writing aLlOuf art? 25 light-fittiHg haHgiHg by a wire 14 The Emperor's New JellHifer Walden on Leslie Clothes Hakim"nowek Alexh HUtlter dispelliHq the REVIEWS myth of theory 26 Let the eveHiHg 15-16 like a dog bitiHg light come through its OWH tail Clare ~ta"chester 011 Yoko OtlO ~tark Harris on al1U-theory as popular Cl1tertaitlttlcl1t 21 Here's looking at 16-11 you Flat Football Chris ~'orqa" 0" nitleke nijkstra nob StOtlc 0" Ute aesthetics of the pitch vs the picture plane 28-29 TouchiHg life 18-19 TalkiHg Shite profouHdly n l Withers' Iral1slafiotl of Or Naucy Ilroctor 011 nose aud Rlue Szjloboda" Pljkk's important last REGULRRS iuterview 30 The great aHd the good Althea Greenan Otl books 31 ListiHgs 59 MEDIA REPORT TO WOMEN Covering all the issues concerning women and media Volume 26, Number 2 Spring 1998 Minnesota Women's Press finds women only 25% of names in news... 3 Men's magazines now following women's magazines' formula 6 Speculation about White House sex lowered reporting standards 6 Miller: Why women are giving up on newspapers 7 Peruvian women call for full access to media 8 60 111 if michigan feminist studiesS Gender and Health NUMBER 11 1996-97 Articles 1 The Racial Model of Genetic Illness Identity: Breast Cancer Research and Black Women Deborah R. Grayson 25 Smoke and the 'F' Word: Women and Health Ca ra/ J. Boyd 38 Feminism and the Politics of Experience: The Case of the Detroit Feminist Women's Health Center Mary Wright 59 Misreading the Power Structure: Liberal Feminists' Inability to Influence Childbirth Elizabeth A. Bogdan-Lovis 80 Caring and Grieving: A Mother's Story in Three Voices Eleanor Rubin, Joanne Leonard, and Barbara Hande/man Book Review 136 ELISA J. SOBO, CHOOSING UNSAFE SEX: A/DS-RISK DENIAL AMONG DISADVAN- TAGED WOMEN Tova Perlmutter 61 •• •• A1 F5• mIchIgan femmIst studIes Unequal Exchange: Gender and Economies ofPower NUMBER 12 1997·98 Women's Lives, Local Geographies, and !he Effects of Maternal Breaks on Women's Employment Doreen Mattingly, Susan Hanson, and Geraldine Pratt 26 The Politics of Purchasing Power: Feminist Tourism and Women's Development in Nepal Coralynn V. Davis 44 Dichotomy Aurora Harris 47 Rochester's Mistresses: Marriage, Sex, and Economic Exchange in Jane Eyre Kate Washington 67 Rethinking !he Sex Industry: Thailand's Sex Workers, !he State, and Changing Cultures of Consumption DulceY Simpkins 91 Revisioning Ann Arbor's Radical Past: An Interview wi!h Gayle S. Rubin 109 Las Lechuzas Jacklyn W. Potter III Community Organizing, Feminism, and !he United Farmworkers: An Interview wi!h Nora Salas 62 idwifery ~.~ oday with International Midwife SPRING ISSUE 1998 THEME: NUMBER 45 MIDWIFERY" BIRTH POLITICS DEPARTMENTS MIDWIFERY TODAY 1 From the Editor 4 Networking 9 Marion's Message 10 Tricks of the Trade MIDWIFERY TODAY FEATURES 62 Journal Abstracts 11 Conspiracy of Silence judy Edmunds, CPM 6J Media Reviews 11 Band-Aid Midwifery Sharon Glass Jonquil, CNM 6S News 17 Nature ofthe Internet and the Future of Midwifery Midge Jolly, lM 70 Calendar 19 Child Abuse and Its Effect on Birth: New Research 71 Classified Advertising Nora Tallman, ND and Cammie Hering. lPC n Photo Album 22 Bridging the Gap Yvonda L Hedrick, CPM INTERNATIONAL MIDWIFE :u The Political Midwife Ina May Gaskin, CPM 41 From the Editor 2S A Midwife to All Virginia Jackson, CNM 42 Cards and Letters 27 Slings: Rediscovering Mother's Mobility, Part 2 Jennifer Rosenberg 61 International News J1 Can Research be Politically Incorrect? Michel Odent, MD JJ Politics of the Heart Bobrie Grace JS On Trial: Women Healers joel Southern http://members.aol.com/midwl'ery/ WHAT'S NEW ONLINE? • Portland, Oregon MidWifery Today conference program I • London, England MidWifery Today conference program ! . , Cover Photo by ! INTERNATIONAL MIDWIFE FEATURES . Harriette Hartigall I Photo 011 page 40 by Harriette Hartigall 4J Women's Reproductive Health: A Global Perspective Guadalupe Trueba 47 Working to Reduce Maternal Mortality "Photographing childbirth sil1ce 1975, ffortls 011 the emotional. cultural a"d physical Kathlyn Ababio, SRN, SCM and Traci L. Baird, MPH dimensions ofthis elemental realIty we all share. SO Mama: The Iranian Midwife Parvin Nikna(s and Dr. john Sibbald guided by the mystery alld awe olle/eels III the presence ofthe sacred. 12 Grandmother Was a Midwife Giselle Kovac Both as photograpJrerand midwife, f see bealltlf ! ill the powerofllatllre lived daily by ll'Olflen whoa IJ The Politics of Birth Marsden Wagner, M.D. givebirtlt, babies who are born and tnt I/rose who S6 Witch Hunt, Irish Style Maire O'Regan give care." 17 Conferences Bring Shared Visions Zuzanna Stromerova S8 Open Hearts, Open Minds Gina Farber, RN MINERVA: 63 Quarterly Report on Women and the Military Volume xv, Numbers 3 & 4 Fall/Winter, 1997 LEADERSIDP IN A GENDER-DIVERSE MILITARY: WOMEN AT THE NATION'S SERVICE ACADEMIES THE TWENTY-YEAR MARK - CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS- 20-23 March 1997 U. S. Coast Guard Academy, New London, Connecticui EDITORS (listed alphabetically) LCDR Anne Flammang, Ph.D. Gwendolyn Stevens, Ph.D. Sharon Zelmanowitz, Ph.D. TECHNICAL EDITOR Diana Bishop, M. A. INTRODUCTION LCDR Anne Flammang Associate Professor ofEnglish, Department ofHumanities Gwendolyn Stevens Director ofAcademic Resources and Professor ofPsychology Sharon Zelmanowitz Associate Professor ofCivil Engineering, Department ofEngineering USCGA 1 CONFERENCE PROGRAM 15 MALE PRIVILEGE. MALE FEAR. INFLUENCE ON THE INTERSECTION OF GENDER AND LEADERSHIP Gwendolyn Stevens Director ofAcadetnic Resources & Professor ofPsychology, USCGA 17 LEVERAGING INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCE TO GET AHEAD: A ROAD MAP TO COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE COL Mike McGee US Army National Defense University & MAJ Phyllis E. Phipps-Barnes District ofColumbia National Guard Quality Coordinator 31 (continued, next page) 64 MINERVA: Quarterly Report on Women and the Military Volume xv, Numbers 3 & 4 FalllWinter, 1997 LEADERSIDP IN A GENDER-DIVERSE MILITARY: WOMEN AT THE NATION'S SERVICE ACADEMIES THE TWENTY-YEAR MARK - CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS- 20-23 March /997 U. S. Coast Guard Academy, New London, Connecticat (continued) HOW CAN MALE LEADERS PROMOTE SEXUAL EQUALITY IN MILITARYACADEMIES? Erik Wingrove_Haugland Assistant Professor ofMorals and Ethics, Department ofHumanities USCGA 47 THE EFFECTS OF GENDER ON CADETSELECTION FOR LEADERSHIP POSITIONS AT THE UNITED STATES MILITARY ACADEMY LTC Gayle L. Watkins Associate Professor and Associate Deanfor Plans and Resources & CPTMary C. Bourg Assistant Professor, Department ofBehavioral Sciences and Leadership, USMA 63 GENDER AND MORAL REASONING: EMPIRICAL STUDY OF RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GENDER, ATT/TUDINAUBEHA VIORAL INDICATORS, AND MORAL REASONING. A CROSS SECTIONAL ANALYSIS OF MIDSHIPMEN AT THE U. S. NAVAL ACADEMY Charles L. Cochran, Professor Eloise F. Malone, Associate Professor Department ofPolitical Science, USNA Paul Roush, Associate Professor Department ofLeadership, Ethics, and Law, USNA 83 WE DIDN'T WANT TO STAND OUT CPTJessica Bertini & CPTAlison Weir Department ofEnglish. USAPA 101 MALE MIDSHIPMEN'S ATT/TUDES TOWARD WOMEN: 1976-1996 IIC Julie Kath/eene Gill, USN J/C Daniel Bazl/ng, USN 1/7 • 65 VOLUME VIII, NUMBER 6 MAY/ JUNE 1998 SEX@WORK What is sexual harassment, anyway? Trying to sort out what's a,K. and what's not-and where feminists stand 49 CONFUSED BY THE RULES by Gloria Jacobs with Angela Bonaooglia 56 MORE THAN SEX: An Interview with Vicki Schultz by Ellen Yaroshefsky 62 YES MEANS YES, NO MEANS NO by Gloria Steinem 64 THE PASS ON PAUlA by Jill Nelson 66 THE ZIPPERGATE GAP by Richard Goldstein PLUS 42 GOLDA MEIR: CELEBRATING THE CENTENNIAL by Letty Cottin Pogrebin 88 SEARCHING fOR SEX by Marcelle Clements news 10 The Maquiladora Murders by Sam Quinones 17 OPINION: Was Ii Really aMercy Killing? by Julie Feiner 19 Oetting Our Day in Court b.vJoan Ross Frankson 20 Quote Unquote: On Bill, et al. by Anne Gluskerand the "Ms." Edito" 24 NEWSMAKER: Oro Harlem Brundlland, aPowerful Voice for Women's Health byJessico Reo,,, 25 The NRA Targels Safety Laws byAnsley Roan 27 ANew1Wist on an Old Law byAnnysShin 28 CLIPPINGS by Kate Rounds your health 34 Science + Corporate Bucks = Health Revolution? b)'JenniferBoumgardner 37 HEALTH NOTES b)' TorongSepah arts 73 The Lion Queen by Kristen Golden 74 QVICKTAKES 75 AATSWATCH byChdsKelsey books 82 Literary Companions on the Road by Hof(~' Morris 85 RE\1EWS 87 BOLD 1\n: Rosemar)' Bray departments 1 EDITOR'S PAGE by I!arcia ,.jrm Gillespie 4 LEITERS 30 UrPlw WmIEN: Helen Bamber by Halff:-' Cohen 38 TECH:'\O.FE\l: Computer Pioneers-Visible at Last by louis Bayard 76 FICTlO~: The Suicide Club by,\'ancyJones 89 S:-;..\PSHOT: Brett Wagenbach byJeanann Pannasch 90 Cn,'\:lECTIO:;S: ~ly Mother's Paycheck by ,Ifar~aret ,Iforganroth Gullette 94 POETRY: king kong! kingg kongg!! kinggg konggg!!! brhaltiqossett 96 GrEST Roml:The Hard Facts bl'~neryl.lkCl1rlh .. NOCO\l~'E;..IT (inside back cover) 66 aurn Women, Ecology, and the Environment: Vol. 9 No.3, Fall 1997 Editorial vi WOnu.'I1, Ecology, anti the Environnll'nt: An Introduction MARLENE LONGENECKER 1 Articles Mother Earth, the Cyborg, and the Queer: Eco£eminism and (More' Questions of Identity CATRIONA SANDILANDS 18 Ecofcminism and Postmodcrnism: Agency, Transformation, and Future Possi bilities PATRICK D. MURPHy 41 Ecofcminism and Wilderness LINDA VANCE 60 The Mamas and the Papas: Goddess Worship, the Kogi Indians, and Ecofcminism ELIZABETH DODD 77 Gaia: Gender and Scientific Representations of the Earth MARCIA BJORNERUD 89 The Gcndered Nature of Biodiversity Conservation HELEN ZWEIFEL 107 The Common Interests of Earth Science, feminism, and Environmental Justice JILL S. SCHNEIDERMAN 124 Unmasking the Population Bomber: Analyzing Domination at the Intersection of Gender, Race, Class, and Ecology ANN FILEMYR 1,18 Observation Toward a Feeling for the Organism ELIZABETH HENRY 156 Review Essays Women and Jewish Studies ESTHER FUCHS 163 67 aurn Vol. 9 No.3, Fall 1997 Women, Ecology, and the Environment: (continued) Modernism Modified ANNE CHARLES 174 Book Reviews Rac/ical1y Speaking: Feminism Reclaimed edited by Diaoe Bell aod Renate Klein All the UcJxe: Reasserting Radical Lesbian Peminism eoited hy Lynne Harne and Elaine Miller JOSEPHINE DONOVAN 18.3 The Conversation Begins: Mothers and Daughters Talk about Living Feminism by Christina Looper Baker and Christina Baker Kline M. RIVKA POLATNICK 187 A HistDlY of Women P}lOtoglOphe,s by Naomi Rosenblum l11umina(ions: Wamen Writing on PhotoglOphy from the 1850s to the Present edited by Liz Heron and Val Williams He/ramings: New American Feminist Photographies edited by Diane Neumaier KAREN A. BEAROR 189 Genc/er and Scientific Authority edited by Barbara Laslett, Sally Gregory Kohl· stcclt, Helen Longino, and Evelyn Hammonds NANCY TUANA 194 Women Breaking Through: An Overview of the Fino} 10 Obstacles at Work by Deborah J. Swiss HELEN M. HOOTSMANS I96 Violence in Gay and Lesbian Domestic Partnerships edited by Claire M. Renzetti and Charles Harvey Miley Violence and Gender Relations: Theories and Interventions edited by Barbara Fawcett, Brid Featherstone, Jeff Hearn, and Christine Toft Women in tile Trees: U.S. Women's Short Stories about Battering and Resistance, 1839-1994 edited by Susan Koppelman MARCIA E. BEDARD 198 Nationa} Parks and the Woman's Voice: A History by Polly Welts Kaufman EVE CARR 203 rulia: A Life in Mathematics by Constance Reid KATHY MERRILL 205 Contributors 207 Announcements 211 Books Received 212 68 off rb c a women's newsjournal march 1998 volume xxviii, number 3 Interview MADRE Director Vivian Stromberg on Haitian Women's Struggles 1 acUVIsm Malaysian Sister Oppose Fundamentalism 10 nvlews Our Sisters Promised Land:Women Pollt/cs and Israel , 1 ••••••••••••• 11 Sisterhood in Eastern Europe 1 17 New Fiction by Korean Women I .. 1 II 18 Little X: Growing up In the Nation ofIslam 19 commenlarv Women, Our Agenda and Zippergate 12 Maneuvering the Minefield IIIIII••••II••••••••••••II•••• 11.11. 13 fealUre Building Houses out of Straw Bales-Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf? 14 International Web Sites 23 regular News 3 OOB Calendars 20 Chicken Lady ..•..•....•.,...... •...,.,." .•".,.•" .•,., ,, 22 Letters "."., ,., 24 69 april 1998 volume xxviii, number 4 Interview Kay Lee Hagan: Integrating Feminism into Life ...... 1 acUVIsnt ~ngathering the Tribe•..•...... •..••••.••.•.•.••..•.•.•..•.•••••. 10 Women of Faith Conference 16 reViews Faces ofFeminism: An Activist Reflection OD the Women's Movement 17 Fugitive Information: Ellsays from a Feminist Hothead•••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.• 18 commenlan Identity Politics and Progress...•.•••.•..••..•.•...... •.... 12 feawre Welcome to the Baltimore Estro-Sphere 14 regulars News •••• 1.II •••••••• I ••••• II •••••••• II ••••••11.11 1 ••• 1 •••••••••• II •••••• II 3 OOB Calendars•••••••••••••••••...... •••••••••••••••.•••.•••••..•.• 22 Chicken Lady ••.•.••.••••••.•••...... •••••••••••••••••••.••••... 21 Letters ....•...... •.....•...... ••...... •.....•....•...... 25 70 may 1998 volume xxviii, number 5 sPecial reawre: mothers Lesbian Mothers and Their Children 10 l Joan • Daughter 11 Private Lives and PubUc Works: Where Does Mothering Fit? 12 "Other Motherll or "Chopped Liver" 13 Mingling Maternal Thlnkings 14 Two Heros, Two Tough Ladies 15 Interview Confessions, Comb< and Miscellaneous Alison Bechdel .... 1 commenlarv Child Violence: It's a Male Thing--A Feminist Take on Jonesboro 0 t ••••• 5 acUVIsm Spirited Memorial Celebrates the Life of Clara Fraser ..... 6 analYSIs CUck Here: Pornography on the Internet 8 reViews Disclocating Cultures: Identities, Traditions and Third World Feminism 16 regulars News .••...... •••••...... •...... •••.•.••...••••••....•.•.•...... •.. 3 OOB Calendars 18 Chicken Lady ...... •...... 17 Letters 21 THE PROGRESSIVE WOMAN'S OUARTERLY - SPRING 1998 - VOLUME VII - NUMBER 2 ON THE ISSUES 71 FEATURES COVER STORY Should the Trinity Be a Quartet? Should Mary Be Elevated? - 13 Manifesting the Goddess -AConversation with Mary Daly -14 Mary Co-opted as Co-Redeemer -Frances Kissling - 15 Mary:A Muslim Feminist? - Lalla a1-Marayati - 17 The Priesthood ofWomen - Carrer Heyward - 19 RISK-TAKING When Death Is a Constant Companion - Marilyn Stasio - 20 Why women reporters go to war EXPOS£ Algeria Unexamlmed - Laura Flanders - 24 Tens of thousands dead and it's barely news PORTFOLIO Infant Mortality In America - by Michele McDonald - 29 SPORTS How We Got Rid of the Bloody Corsets· Anngel Delaney - 34 and Other Tales ofWomen's Sports MEOICAL POLITICS Research for Your Life - Katherine Eban Finkelstein· 38 Investigating your own health care MENTORING Letter to a Young Feminist - Phyllis Chesler - 42 Letter to an Older Feminist· Sanda Balaban - 45 PROFILE "There Once Was a Union Maid" - Lawrence Lader· 46 Hattie Canty plays to win in Las Vegas SPECIAL SECTION: READERS POLL Let us know what you feel passionate about - 53 COLUMN Iran: Notes from the Interior - Merle Hoffman· 5 DEPARTMENTS Feedback - 4 Talking Feminist BomAgain? Once is Enough, Thank You. - Richard Newman -9 It's a Boy! - Cheryl A Passalaqua -10 What Does A Pretty Girl Like You Do for Extra Money? -Rita Henley Jensen -12 Books and Film The Cultural Politics ofFur, reviewed by Carol Adams - 50 The Wrath ofAngels: '[he American Abortion War, reviewed by Patricia Baird-Wmdle -52 The Feminist Dollar: The Wise Woman's Buying Guide, reviewed by Lisa Vmcenti -52 Film: Hollywood Downsizes Women - Molly Haskell- 48 Back Page - Heartbroke - Joan Hilty - 62 COVER ILLUSTRATION: MARY ELLEN CROTEAU THE PROGRESSIVE WOMAN'S QUARTERLY - SUMMER 1998 - VOLUME VII - NUM8ER 3 72 ON THE ISSUES This Issue Is dedicated to Bella Abzug FEATURES COVER STORY Should Physicians Be Designing Sex? - Mahin Hassibi, M.D. - 13 Playing God, are doctors going too far? The Tyranny of the Esthetic - Martha Coventry - 16 Surgery's most intimate violation REFlECTIOITS The Poet as Prisoner - Reza Baraheni - 21 Language and creative imagination in exile THE ABORTION WARS The Fire This Time - Mary Lou Greenberg - 24 When "pro-life" means death in Birmingham fRONTliNE REPORT Burled Alive· Jan Goodwin - 26 Afghan women under the Taliban SEXUAl POLITICS To Be Male or To Be Female, That Is the Question - Marilyn Stasio - 32 Gender-bending in Shakespeare CHANGES Out of the Loop and Out of Print - Kate Millett - 38 Meditations on aging PORTfOLIO Painted like a Man, Disappeared like a Woman - Marcy Rudo - 42 Luisa Vidal, the daughter ofModernism RACiAl REALITIES "Passing" - Toi Derricotte - 46 Life in black and white fOREVER BELLA In Her Own Words - 62 COLUMNS What's a Feminist To Do? . Merle Hoffman - 5 Zen and the Art of Motherhood· Phyllis Chesler - 8 DEPARTMENTS Feedback -4 Talking Feminist The Nose Job - Sherryl Kleinman - 10 Loving Long-Distance· Westry Green - 11 Books Airless Spaces by Shulamith Firestone - Reviewed by Phyllis Chesler - 50 What Are We Fighting For? Sex, Race, Class and the Future ot"Feminism by Joanna Russ Reviewed by Ellen Cole - 51 Freud's Paranoid Quest: Psychoanalysis and iV/odei'll Suspicion by Jolm Farrell Reviewed by Jaclyn Geller - 52 Film Women at" a Certain Age: TIle Big 3·0, 4-0 and 5-0 - Molly Haskell- 54 Cover: Illustration by Lou Beach 73 Peace&Freedom MAGAZINE OF THE WOMEN'S INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE FOR PEACE AND FREEDOM JANUARY FEBRUARY 1998 - • VOL. 58 • No. 1 Feature Departments How to be a part Reader's Forum 4 of Bread & Roses 6 L'N Report 5 International WILPF Congress Registration iorm 8 Action Alert 22 Goucher College Course Peace Education .24 Registration 9 WILPF Action 28 WILPF Cuba Action i\ews 10 WILPF Resources 30 Women's Budget Project .13 China Today 14 Memorial Serl'icc ior Victims oi School of the .\mcrieas 15 Thc Common Property Constitutional Amendment. 17 One Small Step 18 30 Great Expectations 21 The IVILPF International Congress Book oi 1I0nors for IVILPF Members 26 Adl'ertising and Travcl Costs 27 74 ;-P'f-H""O=E:.::B,,,E~":"'7""_~~~An Interdisciplinary Journal of Feminist Scholarship. Theory and Aesthetics Volume 9, Number 2 FALL 1997 ECOFEMINISM/ECOCRITICIS~III Essays Environmental Justice: MulUcultural by Definition/ Kamala Platt 1 Illuminations (mixed media on papery/Bertha Rogers 12 Voices from the BorderlandS: Native American and Chicana Women 13 Writers and Their Relationship to the Landscape/ Benay Blend Blackbird & Trees (mixed media on papery/Bertha Rogers 20 "Through the Teepee Door": Lessons in and of the Native American 21 Storytelling of Zilkala-Sa and Mary Austin/Carol E. Dickson Leaf on Fence (photo)/Rebekah Delaney 27 Birches (mixed media on papery/Bertha Rogers 28 Not Ants But Ants: Nature as Metaphor (Or Not) in Native American 29 Texts/Pamela Collins Short Fiction &Other Essays Lilith as Good Mother in Contemporary Jewish Women's 39 Midrashic Poetry/Enid Dame Restoring ContinUity: Feminism and Aesthetic Emotion 47 Annette R. Federico The Missing Issue/Ms. Tamara Shaffer 53 Vacation/Judy Klass 59 Short Fiction &Other Essays (con't.) Queen Scheherazade: A Tale/Rosalie Morales Kearns 61 A Good Man/Evelyn Wallach 67 Nesting (artist's book, detail, interiory/Bertha Rogers 72 75 PHOEBE An Interdisciplinary Journal of Feminist Scholarship. Theory and Aesthetics Volume 9, Number 2 FALL 1997 ECOFEMINIS~I/ECOCRITICIS~III (continued) When His Mother Died/Nancy Dickinson 73 My Opening/Mae Scoby 77 Poetry Badland Babes/Lori Anderson 81 North/Baba Yaga Greets Me WalkinglKatharyn Howd Machan 85 Between Acts at the Opera/Deborah Bacharach 87 The Sirens/Corrine De Winter 88 Beneath Immovable Falls, the Neighbor Speaks of Birth 89 Susan Spilecki 'Let Me Count the Ways I Love You"/Mary Winters 90 Your Mouth Is On My Mind/Kirsten E. Ogden 91 Rosh Hodesh, In The Room Of Mirrors/Lyn Lifshin 92 Egyptian Hippopotamus, Blue/Cheryl Dumesnil 93 Quieta/Bill Buege 94 Book Rmiews 97 Contributors 107 76 ADIANCE1';I·¢l'·'rr·t41~1·*";···jiit'i.i"M·¢' SPRING 1998 VOL. 15. NO.2 _..f: a t u r e _ J Spring fashions from Big on Batik and Junonia .•...... 2S ------de par t men t 5 __ • Fiction Dancing to a Different Reflection BY KEWE MINCER ROSENFELD •••••••••• 11 • Younn Activists Cover. Pictured here is Alan Morgan, Everyday Kids Who Hit the Target! COMPflEDBYAUC(AN5FIELD ••••••••• 17 to kick off the Radiance Kids Project. My Story BY JENNA SOL .. 19 Lower right: Bali floral tops from Big on Batik. Photo by Russo Productions. • Expressions The Sculpted Ladies BY VIOlA JURGENS ••••••••••••••••••••••• 20 • Essay Red line BY 8. SHANfWQOD ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••23 • Health & Well-Beinn Success: Lives Changed, Not Pounds Lost BY ANN DOUGlAS •••••••••• 29 • On the Move Freedom on the Water BY SHIRLEY REYNOLDS • ••••••••••••••••••• 34 • Poetry learning to Belly Dance BY AMY SPARKS KOLKER •••••••••••••••••48 Stomach BY JENNIFER E. WHfTTfN •••••••••• .4B The Image Flies BY SUSIE HAMILTON • •••••••••• .49 I Can See Her BY LESLiE sTEWARr ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 49 -CO I u m n 5------4 Letterfrom the Editor BY ~1UCE ANSFIELD .3 Letters to RADIANCE .4 Making News BY PAT LYONS • • •••••• . 8 Big News BY IVILLMM J. FABREY •••••••••••••••• . 14 In Season: Spring Greens! BY LiNDA BRANDT T,WNER •• .....32 RESOU~U JOl fEMINIST lliEAkot I DOCUMENTATION SU1LA U(HU:CHE fEMINlsn Il1l1lHD lDl911 77 New Feminist Research I Nouvelles recherches feministes Book Reviews I Comptes rendus Volume 26, Numbers 1 & 2 1998 9 Editorials I Editoriaux 127 De I'inceste Fran~oise Hcritier et a1. Compte rendu par Monique Robin 13 Articles I Articles 127 Feminist Perspectives on Family Care, Policics for 13 Ethique, Ethnicite et Esthetique dans Vaste est la Gcnder Justice prison d'Assia Djebar Nancy R. Hooyman and Judith Gonyea Suzanne CrosUJ Reviewed by Jane Gordon 31 Hearing and Writing Women's Voices 131 Feminist Perspectives on Sustainable Development Patricia Baker Wendy Harcourt, ed. Reviewed by Jennifer Leith 55 Girls and Schooling: Their Own Critique Paula Bourne, Liza McCoy and Dorothy Smith 134 Femmes voilees, inh~grismes dCmasques Yolande Geadah 69 Du plaisir des relations Compte rendu par Denise Brahim; Monique Dumais 136 Fetal Positions: Individualism, Science, Visuality 77 Mapping the Politics of a Research Journey: Karen Newman Violence Against Women as a Public Health Issue Reviewcd by K. Ral'i Srinivas Katherine M.J. McKenna and Dawn R. Blessing 137 Gendcring the Vertical Mosaic: Feminist 97 Des opinions de jeunes femmes aI'endroit du Pcrspectives on Canadian Society feminisme Roberta Hamilton Genevieve Guindon Reviewed by Eliane Leslau Silvennan 109 Coming Up For Air: Feminism. a Pedagogy of the De/pressed 139 Home and Work: Negotiating Boundaries through Dianne M. Hallman Daily Life Christena Nippert-Eng Reviewed by Bonnie Fox 117 Book Reviews/Comptes rendU9 141 The House That Jill Buill: A Lesbian Nation in Fonnation 117 Agrarian Feminism: The Politics of Ontario Farm Bedi L. Ros~ Women Reviewed by Karen Duder Louise i. Carbert Reviewed by Fiona Mackenzie 144 Human Rights of Women: National and International 119 A Reconstructed World: A Feminist Riography of Perspectives Gertrude Richardson Rebecca Cook, ed. Barbara Roberts Reviewed by Habiba Zaman Reviewed by Alyson E. King 146 Lesbian Lifestyles: Women's Work and the Politics 122 Biopiraey: The Plundering of Nature and Knowledge ofSexuality Vandana Shiva Gillian A. Dunne Reviewed by Barbara Brown and Biopolitics: A Feminist and Ecological Reader on 149 The Meanings of Sex Difference in the Middle Ages: Biotechnology Medicine, Science, and Culture Vandana Shiva and Ingunn Moser, eds. Joan Cadden Rel'iewed by JIei/ther Eaton Redan-cd by Joan Gibson 126 Cheap Wage Labour: Race and Gender in the 151 No Place Like Home Fisheries of British Columbia Yasmin Alibhai-Brown Alicja Muszynski Rc\';c\\'cd by Nuzhar Alliin Rc\'icwcd by Gillian Crcesc (continued, next page) 78 New Feminist Research / Nouvelles recherches feministes Book Reviews / Comptes rendus Volume 26, Numbers 1 & 2 1998 (continued) 153 Post·Beijing Canadian Woman Studicsllcs cahiers de In femme and .Beijing and Beyond: Toward the Twenty-First Century of Women Women's Studies. Quarterly Reviewed by Pamela Sayne 157 Science, Conscience el Action: Vingt.cinq ailS de recherche feministe au Quebec Huguette Dagenais, saus 18 direction de Compte rendu par Marie-Andree Charbonneau 160 Vaste est la prison Assia Djebar Compte rendu par Marguerite Andersen 161 Le XXe siecle des femmes Florence Montreynaud Compte rendu par Marguerite Andersen 162 Virginia Woolf: L'ancrage et Ie voyage Fran~oise Pellan el Quatre Jettres cachees Virginia Woolf Compte rendu par Elene Cliche 167 Women, Work and Gender Relations in Developing Countries: A Global Perspective Parvin Ghorayshi and Claire Belanger, cds. Reviewed by Marilyn Porter 168 Women, Work, and Place Audrey Kobayashi, ed. Reviewed by Meg Luxton 171 Women and Cbildren Last Georgina Taylor, Jan Bamsley and Penny Goldsmith Reviewed by Cerise Monis 175 Books Received I Livres reeru. 1997 183 Annual I Index I Annuel Volume 25 199 Abstracts I Precis de lectur. 21 9 Announcements I Annonc•• 229 Contributors' Notes I Not•• biographiquee 79 Volume 20:3 Fall 1997 Mary Lou Sanelli "Poems come into vision like Hollyhocks on the High Desert 3 Saguaro II drove past to get The Actress 5 here." Good As It Gets 6 Wanda Campbell Harry Houdini, my grand- Untouchable 8 mother, and storytelling Shirley A. Serviss "We try to I keep ourselves Bedtime Stories 14 from turning back." Turning Back 15 Anna Mloduchowska "if only I knew you weren't Three Conversations with my Father 26 speaking I in code" Gilt 28 Jullane Okot Bitek Her figure gone, she loves The Busuuti and the Bra 30 herself more than ever Pam Mitchell "There will be no baby. The A Womb Deferred 38 pulsing in my womb is nothing." Ruth Roach Pierson "how hard I it is to mother a Litanies of Play 43 daughter I who expects too Dreaming of this Place 44 much" My Mother's Hands 45 Infirmary Visit 46 Joyce B. Lazarus "mesmerized by the music, we Moments Musicaux 48 put off indefinitely the moment of departure ... " Mary Pierce "I hug her and hold on for a What Are We Looking For? 53 long time ... " Janis Harper "Each day she practices I The Practice 61 making the day longer" Review by Virginia Autin Review by Virginia Autin Selkie 64 Fear of the Ride 69 Review by Wendy Putman Contributors' profiles 70 Time Capsule 66 Calls for submissions 72 Review by Virginia Autin Sub-Rosa and Other Fiction 67 Back issues & SUbscriptions 78 80 Volume 20:4 Winter 1997/98 In Her Kathy Diane Leveille Showdown at the Four Corners 37 Head Corral Deirdre Dwyer Verna Feehan One way horne 44 Introduction 3 Laundry 46 Sharon HawkIns C. R. Ward Geraniums 5 Getting Up the Nerve 47 Winter Solstice I 6 Winter Solstice II 8 Marjorie K. Cole Small Gestures 10 Desire 55 In the temple at twelve 57 J. M. Hull Ceely's Choice 11 Rebecca LeTourneau Wood·Framed Eagle 59 Anca Vlasopolos The Writer and Her Mother 17 Jannle Edwards Coffee in the Afternoon 18 Mother and Child 64 Why I am a poet 65 Cecile BrIsebois Guillemot legs and wings 19 RevIews by Virginia Aulin 67 Reviews by Wendy Putman 69 Sybil Shaw-Hamm Bless the Child Who Comes 20 Contributors' profiles 70 Cornelia Haeussler Kiln Goddess . 23 Back issues and subscriptions 75 Perfect Stone 25 Kristina Olsen Redundant Names 27 Shannon Stewart Talking to God 34 Family Portrait: At the 36 Sonographer's Studio SEX ROLES 81 A Journal of Research Vol. 38, Nos 1/2 January 1998 CONTENTS Gender Discrimination and the Workplace: An Examination of Rational Bias Theory 1 Susan Trentham and Laurie Lanvood Relations of Masculinity and Femininity with Personality Dimensions of the Five-Factor Model 29 Iris ManiSie and Denis Bratleo The Impact of Sex and Gender Role Self-Perception on Affective Reactions to Different Types of Film 45 Mary Beth Oliver, Stephanie Lee SQ/gen~ and James B. lW>aver, III Still Just the Study of Men and Crime? A Content Analysis 63 Lance Hannon and Lynn Resnick Dufour The Influence of Gender and Parental Attitudes on Preschool Children's Interest in Babies: Observations in Natural Settings 73 Judith E. Owen Blakemore Young Women's Expected and Preferred Patterns of Employment and Child Care 95 F. Heather Davey Gender Differences in Self-Perception and Negative Recall Biases 103 Sylvia Beyer BRIEF REPORTS A Feminist Analysis of Seventeen Magazine: Content Analysis from 1945 to 1995 135 Jennifer A. Schlenker, Sandra L. Carol4 and William A. Halteman Sex Differences in Parental Estimates of Their Children's Intelligence 151 Adrian Fumham and Lucinda Gasson BOOK REVIEWS 163 82 SEX ROLES A Journal of Research Vol. 38, Nos. 3/4 February 1998 CONTENTS Maternal Influences on Daughters' Gender Role Attitudes 171 Carille T G. M. Ex alld Jail M. A. M. Jallssells Exposure to Media Images of Female Attractiveness and Concern with Body Weight Among Young Women 187 Heidi D. Posavac, Stevell S. Posavac, alld Emil J. Posavac Moving Beyond Gender Differences: Gender Role Comparisons of Manifest Dream Content 203 Krisalllle BlIrsik Gender, Ethnicity, and Network Characteristics: Variation in Social Support Resources 215 Karell PlIgUesi alld Scott L. Shook Changes in Predictors of Gender Role Ideologies Among Women: A Multivariate Analysis 239 Richard J. Harris alld JlIallita M. Firestolle Men. Women, and Self-Presentation of Achievement 253 Lallra B. BrowlI, Lisa Uebelacker, alld Lallrie Heathel111gtoll ''I'll Take Gender Differences for $10001" Domain-Specific Intellectual Success on "Jeopardy" 269 Sheila Brownlow, Rebecca Whiteller, and Jallet M. RlIpert Perceptions of Female and Male Managers in the 1990s: Plus ,a change". 287 !ellnifer J. Deal and Mallra A. Stevenson Beliefs About the Outcomes of Extramarital Sexual Relationships as a Function of the Gender of the "Cheating Spouse" 301 SlIsan Sprecher, Pamela C. Regall, and Kathleell McKinney The Role of Reproductive Strategies in Academic Attainment 313 Nigel Barber BOOK REVIEWS 325 SEX ROLES 83 A Journal of Research Vol. 38, Nos. 5/6 March 1998 CONTENTS Traditional Ideologies, Nontraditional Lives 331 Francine M. Delltsch and Sllsan E. Saxon The Effects of Gender, Education, and Personal Skills Self-Confidence 01) Income in Business Management 363 Lisa TSlli Differential Explanations of Illness in Women and Men 375 Lisa M. Benmd and Diane M. Reddy Kindergarten Children's Gender-Role Expectations for Television Actors 387 Kevin Dllrkin and Bradley Nllgent Gender-Role Stereotyping: Testing Theory with a Longitudinal Sample 403 Andrew A. Helwig An Examination of Violence and Gender Role Portrayals in Video Games: Implications for Gender Socialization and Aggressive Behavior 425 Tracy L. Dietz Propensity to Sexually Harass: An Exploration of Gender Differences 443 Elissa L. Peny, James M. Schmidtke, and Carol T. Killik Uses of Sex Appeals in Prime-Time Television Commercials 461 Carolyn A. Lin Influence of Age, Gender, and Context on Attitudes Toward Sexist/Nonsexist Language: Is Sport a Special Case? 477 Janet B. Parks and Mary Ann Roberton BOOK REVIEWS 495 84 429 "'omen in the Era of ~todernity J.nd Islamic FuodJ.menralisrn: The elSe ofTJslima :--Jasrin ofB.lOgladesh S. ..\1. S!Jfl11Jsul Almn 463 ).luslim \Varnen: ~egQ[iations in the Third Space Slmlmaz Khan 495 Book Reviews Paula RJJbimnvitz Sbalini Puri .\fanaJO'eji1l4 Saldaria-Ponillo Frann Micbel Lisa DU...f{!fan IV;IJ; Breines ,., Helm E. LolLf,;no LaurieJ SbanllOn Fiona R. Ranles Sbane Pbelan Lisa,U. Heldke JI/dy Taylor Patricia IVhite JI/ditb Hick Stiebm Bonn;e lame Srott Deborab Willis SUZ.a1JM Staggtnborg Sbaron Hay' 563 United States and International Notes 564 Comment and Reply Policy N 565 About the Contributors 571 i\'otice to Contributors 1z 275 How Bodies Come to Slatter: An Interview with Judith Butler Irme Corum .J.VIeilel' and Bat/kjt Pl'im 287 Gender and a New Geopolidcs ofDesire: The Seduction of.\Iainland \Vomen in Taiwan and Hong Kong lvledia Sbu·mei Shih Section on Gender, Politics, and Islam 321 The Politics ofFeminism in Islam .-inQllnrAlnjid Comments and Rep'Y 363 Comment on .\lajid's "The Politics ofFeminism in Islam'l: Critique of Politics and the Politics ofCritique SlIad Joseph 369 Comment all .\lajid's "The Politics of Feminism in Islam" ./-1.1111 Eliz.nbetb JIIl.ver 377 Reply to Joseph and .Mayer: Critique i\S a Dehegemonizing Practice Anollar Alnjid 391 The Power Paradox in ,\luslim Women's Ainjales: North·\Vest PJkisuni Mourning Rituals ,IS Sites of Contestation over Religious Politics, Ethnicity, and Genda JIm:,,' Elaine H (nland ,1110 'I';!) 85 Vol 10"0 I March &. April 1998 NAM B A English: The price of freedom - a womans story 'Jbout exile .. 4 Women in wor zanes . . 6 Why should we read? 8 ,Iii.., Skin catches music lovers in her web 10 A Moment in TifT/6 ... Glimpses ot Namibian lite by Mary Jane Volkmann Angelique Kidjo...... 10 Is a recently released book with painlings that freeze moments and National Gender Policy: rural settings in a highly pleasurable A prescriptive document or an enabling one? ll formal. See some of the paintings on pages 22 and 23. Momentum - 0 slory of asurvivor of child sexual abuse 12 Paint a Picture Ipoem! 16 Traditional medicine and fertility regulation not strangers to each other 17 Social Welfare Policy: Hand-outs or empowerment? Outdated definitions or new visions? 20 Afrikaans: Tradisionele medisyne en vrugbaarheidsbeheer is nie vreemdelinge nie 30 Vraue praat oor wat hulle gebruik het in die verlede toe moderne voorbehoedmiddels nie bekend was nie 32 Vir wat moet ons lees? 34 Die drie wyse manne? 35 ShO nds tameke okuya nuukadhona, onda longitha wo skunl naakadhona Oshiwambo: yandje. Ohalu shi ithana umjolo. Onda thlmlnike aakadhona ya lalo Ondando yEmanguluko naogsys. Pethlmbo ndyoka onda II wo ode Ehokololo Iyomukiintu kombinga yuupongekwa 24 dhana onkandangala mllnima yopapoUlike. Onda II nda dhiladhila .4akiintu miitopolwa yiita 26 kulya aakadhona aye II kohl yandje. Onkee otandl vulu oku ya kondolola. Olweendo Iweimoniko Olandl dhlmbulukwa IIkando iyaU sho nda Ii nda dhenge 8akilntu nay!. Tala Iwomulumentu omugundjuka 28 kepandja 28. ~~ulgrj.; Sister to Sister - Advice column ...... 15 VVomentalk: ·",hat did women d) before modern contraceplives? 19 :\:".iddle pages: AV.omen! in Time C:mpses of r:amibian life 22 Competition 33 o·.::;d ycurse!f i':~:-·'/ . " 36 Vir wat moet ons lees? Boeke is duur, News Clippings ...... 38 maar daar is goedkoper manlere om leesstof in die hande te kry. Sien Letters ...... 42 bladsy 34. 86 Social Pol itics INTERNATIONAL STUDIES IN GENDER, STATE, AND SOCIETY Volume 5 • Number 1 • Spring 1998 Special Section: Feminism, Comparison and Historical Social Science Feminist Theory as Fifth Columnist or Discursive Vanguard? Some Contested Uses of Gender Analysis in Historical Sociology 1 JULIA ADAMS Romancing the Field: The Marriage of Feminism and Historical Sociology 17 AVA BARON A Historical Turn in Feminism and Historical Sociology: Convergences and Differences (A Comment on Julia Adams's and Ava Baron's Reflections) 38 EWA MORAWSKA Articles A Queer Nation? The Passage of the Gay and Lesbian Partnership Legislation in Denmark, 1989 48 BIRGITTE S0LAND Rationales of Care in Contemporary Welfare States: The Case of Childcare in the Netherlands 70 JET BUSSEMAKER Women, Work, and Welfare in Old Regime and Revolutionary Paris 97 LISA DICAPRIO Contributors 1'1.5 , March 1998 Vol. 21, No.7 '0' ·o·u·r·n·e·f 87 Tbe Women's Forum MARCH '98 RrtSttc lIIIIlIIII1II M LESBIANS WITH AIDS: AN II'iiI INTERVIEW WITH AMBER HOLLIBAUGH R KAISER NURSES DRAW A LINE IN By Ell", Samuels UTHESAND IPf.lII AMERICA'S NEW SWEETHEART: THE liM DI RTY (AND MAlI(IOUS) OLD MAH By Jennifu Tjia HEGYTOTHE FUTURE: By Kalhi Maio NOTES ON LIVING TWICE mBy Danya Rutlenbetg OBITUARIES: BARING THE BREAST III'l'IBFVF FILM SHORTS ALICE lAMES TO KATHY ACKER iiiiI By Kalhi Maio m BOSTON BLACK WOMEN'S By Ellen Leopold HEALTH INITIATIVE: BREAST CANCER AND IIP'P.I ONE WIRE FENCE AWAY MENTAL HEALTH IIiII By Anne DeGroot By Martine Thomas I'll THE LESBIAN HEALTH BOOt< REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS IiiI BY lOCHYN WH ITE AND NEWSUTIER: ROE V. WADE MARISSA C. MARTINEZ mlS YEARS LATER Reviewed by Betsy Chalfw '-'!II ESTROGEN: THE NATURAL WAY IiJir!d BY NINA SHANDLER Reviewed by Belsy Chaffm M THE SHARP ART OF ANGER QiI By Mar;<.I Gucniffo LEARNING TO LIVE WITH (HRONI( FATIGUE I'I!'I HOT PICKS, mSYNDROME IiY (OMMUNITY BUllETIN BOARD, By DO/lila Kiefer GROUPS EXPANDING HEALTH OPTIONS FOR ASIAN WOMEN ED By tIJe MaH<.Id'lI~rlts Asi<.l" AIDS IPI'!'I EN LA LUCHA Prel'wtioll Pw;ect IIri.I By Wilma MON(Il,lez UM S AN EXPLORATION OF YOUNG C50,L N WOMEN"S ATIITUDES: TOWARDS REPRODUCTIVE FREEDOM WE TOLD YOU SO By Dot alld Flo M LEGAlBVT .•. D l1li fly M<1rdene Gerbu Fried MEDIAWAT(H: THE A~WORD ON' THE SMAll MONI(A SAVED ME SCREEN By Susie Day II By Shellry Mains THE OTHER MACHINE MEDIAWAT(H: BY DION FARQUHAR AHD THE WHOPPER ED GOES TO ..• EMBODIED PROGRESS By jOJlljfer L Potlttr BY SARAH FRANKLIN III'l'I WELFARE BEAT: CULTURAL CONCEPTIONS IiI'I MAKING ENDS MEET BY VALERI E HARTOUNI By Li5a Laurel Weinberg RelJ;tWed by Laura Briggs 88 ArtsHc fI!IP.!III CALL ME CYNICAL, ~ OR WORSE- IIl'I!'I MAKES ME WANNA GROWL: THE IIiiY SPICE GIRLS By Jennifer L. Po~ner WE TOLD YOU SO II By Dot and Flo I/!!III REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS ART: WAKE IliIliIII UP LITTLE SUSIE AND WARNINGS MEDIAWATCH: Reviewed by Emily Von Kohorn MISSING IN ACTION: SUBMISSIVE ASIAN WOMEN By Sonia Shah I!R WELFARE BEAT: II'!!'IIHOTPICKS, IliIliIII YOU <:AN'T COMPETE WITH ilIII COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD, WITCHES., , GROUPS By Betty Reid Mmltlell May 1998 Vol. 23, No.9 S·oj,o,u·r·n·e·r 89 TheWomen's Forum ArtsHc IPI!I MARCH MADNESS AND .,.~~~"1,,,;':""'Jfil~f~'~,<" ~-. III.S 'HUSKYMANIA": THE FINAL , c, -, __ ,> FOUR IN WOMEN'S COLLEGE OPPRESSION JUST AIN'T WHAT BASKETBALL IT USED TO BE By Karen May II By Susie Day SPORTS: A REBUTTAL ' WELL-BEHAVED WOMEN RARELY m8y Amy Groves • MAKE HISTORY: IN MEMORY OF a BELLAABZUG III!I!III MOMENTS OF NAGANO By Rebtua Edebon IIiI By Jane V. Robinson _ INTERVIEW WITH OLYMPIC THE WORLD IS POORER AND IIilJ ICE HOCKEY GOLD MEDALIST COLDER WITHOUT HER: A,I. MLECZKO RENIE EPEUAUM. 1911-1998 II By Doreen Drnry By Rita ArdiN; ..... WENDALL'S WIDE WORLD OF STRONG WOMEN. DEEP CLOSETS: _ SPORTS : LESBIANS AND HOMOPHOBIA IN By Wendall Waters IISPORTS _ ZAK AND THE ART OF WOMEN OF STEEL: FEMALE BODY BY PAT GRIFFIN BUILDERS AND THE STRUGGLE FOR Reviewed by Minnie Chiu I!iiIIISNOWBOARDING IISELF-DEFINITiON By Silja I.A. To/v; RelJ;ewed by Danya Ruttenberg THE (CONVOLUTED) UNEVEN M BENCH PRESSING AND A • PLAYING FIELD: III!'P.'II TWO CENTURIES OF AFRICAN IIBiiII REALLY GOOD BUTT AMERICAN TRAVEL WRITING IIRACE. CLASS AND GENDER By Dat,ya Ruttenberg IIiIiWI By Dioue Mceachern and Wendall Waters BY IASMINE GRIFFIN AND THE SURGE OF POWER AND CHERYL FISH Reviewed by Fahamisha Patricia Braum THE YIPPIEYAHOO AND THE THE RHYTHM OF CREW By Heather Galtlin IIPASSION: TH ECOMPETITIVENESS II!f.lI BREAST CANCER: POISONS. PROFITS. AND TH EVIOLENCE _ KILTLESSIN ANN ARBOR: IIMilII AND PREVENTION By Jennie McKnight IilIII IT ALWAYS COMES BACK TO BY LIANE CLORFENE-CASTEN THE SKIRT TAMOXIFEN AND BREAST CANCER By Tef; Bostian BY MICHAEL DEGREGORIO AND VALERIE WIEBE, OF PURPLE ELEPHANTS IN THE CLOSET mBy "Beet" Schell WHAT TO EAT IF YOU HAVE CANCER BY MAUREEN KEANE AND WHEELCHAIR FLYING: DANIELLA CHACE mCALL ME CHI-CHI DEARBORN DR, SUSAN LOVE'S BREAST BOOK. 8y Carrie Dearborn SECOND EDITION BY SUSAN M, LOVE, WITH KAREN LINDSEY TO DANCE WITH THE DEVIL: THE NEW WAR ON BREAST CANCER IIII!lIIII WE TOLD YOU SO BY KAREN STABINER IiIII 8y Dot alld Flo Reviewed by Neta Crawforll MEDIAWATCH: 10NESBORO: SEXISM KILLS GIRLS By Jennifer L. Potner Ift!II WELFARE BEAT: HOT PICKS. IIiiiII DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND • COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD, WELFARE: A STATUS REPORT ID GROUPS By Martha F. Davis 90 c ~ JUI'IE'9B • RrtsHc IN BED WITH FAIRY BUTCH F I l M MIL LE N N I liM By Jennie McKnight MARCH DEBATE DYKE NIGHTLIFE: A REPORT m THE BIG SCREEN/SMALL SCREEN FROMME"A ~ BACKSLIDE SHUFflE lI'!II NEWS: NO SIMPLE ANSWERS By Dml)'a Rut/wberg 8y Kathi Maio By Alln Holder IIiIJ PAULI MURRAY'S QUEER LIFE IN THE 1930S MUS IC _ IS OUR MOVEMENT AT A By Doreen DTlIry DaB CROSSROADS? By Mmuly Carter 91 LIVING IN THE m ANI DIFRANCO: IIii!I VALLEY LESBIAN COMMUNITY: ~ LITTLE PLASTIC CASTLE R MILLENNIUM MUSINGS: WHATS 1968 TO THE PRESENT By Miwl OstolV ..WRONG WITH THIS PICTURE? By KII)'marioll Raymond By An" Holder IIl¥!lI NOW MEMBERS SEEK COMEDY n AN OPEN LETTER: _ S/M POLICY REFORM _ 'WE REfUSE TO BE BOUGHT OW By Li~ High/ermlltl IIR!'.II CARRIE DEARBORN: SIT-DOWN COMIC 8y Barbara Smitl, II,H 8y Barbara Beckwith ONWARD CHRISTIAN SOLDIERS? NEW S a By Stephanie Poggi BOOKS HOMOPHOBIA ON THE RiSE IN SOUTH CAROLINA FEATURE PARADISE By Arm Horder m, BY TONI MORRISON NATIONAL AND Reviewed by Evelyn C. White RINKU SEN: FIGHTING FOR A NEW INTERNATIONAL NEWS DISTRIBUTiON Of WEALTH AND BAD SEX IS GOOD: mPOWER FICTION AND ESSAYS BOSTON WOMEN'S FUND ByUnda Wong HONORS WOMEN'S ACTIVISM IIBY JANE DELYNN By Micol Ostow Reviewed by Anoosh forioTian MASSACHUSETTS UPDATE: If!JI!'III THE LESBIAN MENACE: WELFARE TIME LIMITS FAST IIiB/IIDEOLOGY, IDENTITY, AND THE APPROACHING REPRESENTATION OF LESBIAN LIfE By AmI Holder BY SHERRIE A, INNESS Reviewed by Susie Day , IIP.!II DOES YOUR MAMA KNOW?: COLUMNS ~ BLACK LESBIAN COMING OUT STORIES MEDIAWATCH: WHITE HOUSE EDITED BY LISA C, MOORE 'SEX SCANDAL" AND THE RelJiewed by Zeld4 Lockhart 11 INViSiBILITY OF WOMEN By Adriene Sere 'CALENDAR MEDIAWATCH: LIVE BY THE MARKET, DIE BYTHE MARKET By Ann Holder M LElBIAN/GAY/BISEXUAU ~ TRANSGENDER PRIDE CALENDAR WELFARE BEAT: SPEAKING THE TRUTH ABOUT WORK AND WELFARE _ HOT PICKS, By Sonya Huber IDiII COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD, GROUPS Tessera 91 Volume 23 Winter· Hiver 1997 Liminaire 5 Introduction ('1:),...,. ~ Jennifer Henderson 6 ...... ~ ('1:) Details from the Series Accident-Prone ~ Nancy Davellport 17 i) ...... Chronique concentrique de Francine Simonin ~ Lise Harou ...... d t'"""" 29 C/} ('1:) C/}...... Incarnadine Anna Camilleri 33 ~~ ~ The Politics of Recovery: Reading The Courage to Heal ~ ~ ~ i) Trisha Yeo 42 ...... ~ ('1:) ~ Twice Removed [Transcripts1 ~ "\3 ...... C/) Barbara McGill Balfour 57 ('1:) VJ 'Anorexia': Flesh Speaking Word ~ ~ ('1:) C/} Erin Soros ('1:) ~ 60 0 I BurntBlue ~ Sonia Smee 68 ~ ~ The Reign of Incurable Madness ('1:) ...... X.I. Selene 71 ...... "\3 Breast Wishes ('1:) Shari Halt 74 Fat Removal Beverley McNaughton 86 Motherlove Clair Cafaro 87 I Am Extremely Rational Lisa Deanne Sinith 90 ItMay Not Be Love But... Transformation Arch Judy Bowyer 91 Where Does It Hurt? Cathy Busby 94 Conversion, Aversion or Perversion? Tropes of Recovery in Female Perversions Julie Murray 97 On Female Perversions: A Conversation with Susan Streitfeld Zoe DYI/ick 107 I saw a tall black poodle today kim dawn 111 Le Labyrinthe Marie Franck 114 Notes on Contributors/Collaboratrices 117 Calls for Papers/Demandes de textes 120 92 Vol. 17, No.1 Spring 1998 3 Viewpoint Knowing Our History Molly Martin Special Section Women in Printing 4 The First Female Pressman Rachel Freedman 8 Tradeswomen Herstory Women in the Printing Trade 18 Resources Building Education Center Bob Jolly 20 Book Review Real Heat Terese M. Floren 24 Poetry Review Pioneering Mary Baird 26 Union News IBEW Minority Caucus Vivian Price 27 Carpenters Local 22 Molly Martin . 28 AUD Working Women's Seminar Alice Harney 29 First Cable Car Woman Laura Hamburg 30 Ads, Announcements, Events E Pluribus Unum: American Education and Native American Values by John Sanchez, Mary E. Stuckey, and Richard Morris 1 93 Doorways to Curriculum Change: Internationalizing Women's Studies. Integrating Women into Global Studies Plus: Syllabus; Women. Power. and Political Systems (Political Science 155) ~i ...... I ~ ... Syllabus: Gender and the State (Polilicat Science 347) */$ ')0,,1%"$' .. Syllebus: Women's Culture, Women's Wortd (Women's Studies tOO) by Leslie I. Hiil 21 » ~ ::0 All that Jazz Talk: Possibilities for Gollaborative Conversation l1l I: 11/ in the College Classroom 0 == 3 11l by Kaye M. Caldweil 57 c )- n 10 l1l Homophobia and the Denial of Human Rights: "It is not my place 0- Z to find others' relationships agreeable or offensive." .. z by Tammy A. Richardson, Nathalie Aayes, and Jerome Rabow 68 0 lI' I: ..c liIIf1 3 Multiculturalism as the Subject: The Theory, Method, and Praclice 0' CT of the MultiCUlturat History of the United States c 11l C ... Plus: Syllabus: The Multicuiturat History of the United States: 3 0 ... Readings in Theory, Method, and Practice ~ by Simon P. Newman ,84 Ol :l (J) 11/ == "C Text and Context in French Literature: Practicing Inclusionary -0 ~ ~. Curriculum Strategies Without Making Students Feel Excluded .. ;:, 3 IQ Plus: Syllabus: La Litterature Fran9aise du Vingtieme Siecle (Fran9ais 453) ~. ... Syllabus: Twenlieth·Century French Literature (French 453) 0 10 by Laurie Corbin 92 :l 10 Ol 00 :l Yes, Virginia, There is a Feminist Approach to Counseling: c- == Transforming the Curriculum in a Graduate Counseling Program !II Plus: Syllebus: Counseling for Sex Equality (Graduale course in Psychology) ::r - " O 0 Syllabus: Legal Righls of Women (Graduate course In Psychology) iii" by Gloria Pierce ,,,,.. , ,.. , 105 iil Z ::r Museums, Education, and Diversify: A Tale of Twin Cities -0' V" by Amy Levin ,.. ,,.. , ,,.. ,,.. ,,.., 117 Book Reviews Civilizing Rituals: Inside Public Art Museums by Carol Duncan Male Trouble: A Crisis in Representation by Abigaii Solomon·Godeau Review by Camille Serchuk ",.. , ,.. ,,.. ,,.. ",127 Embracing the Fire: Sister Talk Aboul Sex and Relationships by Julia Boyd Review by Glona Dickinson ...... 133 Women and Work: A Handbook by Paula J. Dubeck and Kathy Borman Review by Lucy Katz ...... 136 Where Women Have No Doctor: A Health GUide for Women by A. August Burns. Bonnie LOVICh, Jane Maxwell. and Katharine Shapiro Women, Poveny. and AIDS: Sex. Drugs. and Structural Violence edited by Paul Farmer. Margaret Connors, and Janie Simmons Power. ReproductIOn and Gender' The Intergeneratlonal Transfer of Knowleclge edited by Wenay Harcourt ReView by Nancy Mezey.. ..140 Notes for Contnbutors... . 147 Call for Book ReViewers ...... 150 94 VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN Volume 4, Number 2, April 1998 CONTENTS Editor's Introduction 123 Articles Woman Abuse in South Africa: An Exploratory Study ZUBEDA DANGOR, LEE ANN HOFF, and RENAE SCOTT 125 Tensions in Providing Services to South Asian Victims ofWife Abuse in Toronto V1JAY AGNEW 153 Gender and Contextual Factors in Adolescent Dating Violence CHRISTIAN MOLIDOR and RICHARD M. TOLMAN 180 Victims of Dating Violence Among High School Students: Are the Predictors Different for Males and Females? MAURA O'KEEFE and LAURA TREISTER 195 Coping Appraisals and Adjustment to Nonsrranger Sexual Assault CATALINA M. ARATA and BARRY R BURKHART 224 Book Reviews Date Rape: Feminism, Philosophy, and the Law edited by Leslie Francis SALLY J. SCHOLZ 240 Public Heroes, Private Felons: Athletes and Crimes Against Women by Jeff Benedict MARTIN D. SCHWARTZ 244 VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN 95 Volume 4, Number 3, June 1998 CONTENTS Editor's Introduction 259 Articles Violence Against Women: An Integrated, Ecological Framework LORI L. HEISE 262 King Kong and the White Woman: Hustler Magazine and the Demonization of Black Masculinity GAIL DINES 291 High School Students' Adherence to Rape Myths and the Effectiveness of High School Rape-Awareness Programs LAURA PROTO-CAMPISE, JOANNE BELKNAP, and JOHN WOOLDREDGE 308 ~ . Magnitude Scaling ofIntensity ofSexual Refusal Behaviors in a Date Rape ALAN M. GROSS, NATHAN C. WEED, and GREGORY D. LAWSON 329 Self-Esteem and Depression in Battered Women: A Comparison of Lesbian and Heterosexual Survivors BEVERLY D. TUEL and RICHARD K. RUSSELL 344 Book Reviews Sexual Assault on the College Campus: The Role of Male Peer Support by Martin D. Schwartz and Walter DeKeseredy ALBERTO GODENZI 363 Neither Man nor Beast: Feminism and the Defense of Animals by Carol I. Adams FRANK R. ASCIONE 366 96 International SPRING/SUMMER 1998 ISSUE NO. 44/45 4 WEspeak Connie Guberman 6 Food For Action: Consumer Democracy Deborah MoffeH and Mary lou Morgan 10 The Hunt: Kill or Cull Dee Kromer 14 Notes on a Cuban Experience: The Duality of Equality Mariano Conidod Cruz and Yo lila Murciano, tronslated by Nancy Allan 18 Gloria Steinem on Bella Abzug: A Tribute Christine Cowern 25 Poetry by Lorna Crozier 44 textspace 26 WEfocus: Millie Chen 46 WEcontribute Fredrico Mintz 48 WEthings 28 Biotechnology: A Woman's Business Cathleen Kneen 32 Growing a Need: Starting a Community Garden Amino Miller 36 Gender, Utilitarianism and Poland: 100 Years of Women and Urban Agriculture Anne Camilla Bellows 40 Growing in the City: Why Women Garden ------Sus(Jrl Giordano, ChickF. Tom arid Rochel Mabie 97 Wisconsin Women's Law Journal VOL. XII, NUMBER 1 SPRING, 1997 CONTENTS ARTICLES THE LAsTING LEGACY OF IN7ERNA TEONAL UNION, lI.A. W. v. JOHNSON CONTROLS: EQUAL EMPLOYMENT AND WORKPLACE HEALTH AND SAFEIT FIVE YEARS LATER Suzanne U. Samuels 1 GAY MALE PORNOGRAPHY AFTER LrrrLE SISTERS BOOK AND ARTEMPORIUM: A CALL FOR GAY MALE COOPERATION IN THE STRUGGLE FOR SEX EQUALIIT •••••• Christopher N. KendaU 21 How WOULD THE CRIMINAL LAw TREAT SETHE?: REFLECTIONS ON PATRIARCHY, CHILD ABUSE, AND THE USES OF NARRATIVE TO RE-lMAGINE MOTHERHOOD •••••.••••.••••....•.. Tonya Plank 83 SURROGACY: A LAsT RESORT ALTERNATIVE FOR INFERTILE WOMEN OR A COMMODIFICATION OF WOMEN'S BODIES AND CHILDREN? ••••••••.•..••••••• Christine L. Kenan 113 98 SPIlING I SUMMER 1991 VO~UMI 19, NUMIIIl I 2 ONE POINT PERSPECTIVE By lisa Honig Fine ISSUES AND INSIGHTS 3 Lm"IA FO"n"A'S SELf-POllTJl..IIT ,\lAKINC .\Ieslc By Katherine A. Mciver • LUISA ROLDAN'S JESt's Of N,IZ·lllHII The Artist as Spiritual ~Iedillm By Mindy Nancorrow logGard 16 A TIIEOPHANY Of THE Ff.\II:\I:\E llilde.e;ard of Bin~en. Elisabeth of Seh6nau, ilnd Herrad of Landsl>erg By Ann Storey 21 THE BASILICA CYCLE OF SAI"T KATIIERINE'S COI'VENT By Pia F. Cuneo 2. MICHELA"CELO'S NUDE SAINT CATHERINE OF ALEXANDRIA By Cynthia 5tollhan. 31 HEHOIZINC SAINT CATIIERI"E Francesco Vanni's Saint Catheliue ofSiena Liberating a Possessed Woman By Susan I. Wegner REVIEWS 38 The \\'oman of Ideas in French Art. 1830·1848 b~· J,lIIis Ber?:ffian.c.uton Rniewed by IlbalMth CatharlM Child, 41 \Vomen in the Victorian Art \Vorld l'diteu by clarissa Campbell Orr Christiana Heningham and the Edwardian Art Scene by \huy La~o Problem Pictures: \\'omen and :\ol('n in Victorian Painting by Pallleia Gerrish Nuno Rnl.wed by Paul U....rwood 44 The Studios of Frances and ~Iargaret ;\bcdonald Il~· Janke Helland Reviewed byfPanMkI H. SlmplOft 4. The White Blackbird: A Life of Ihe Pllinter Margarett Sargent IJ~' Honor ~(oore RevJ.wed by .leanor Munro 47 Barbara Hepworth: A Retrospec:tive t'SSj\~~ hy Pf'nelope Curtis and .-\1.111 G. Wilkinson Revt.wed by SMrry auekb.rrouth 50 The Sexual Perspective: Homosexuality and Art in the Last 100 Years in the \Vest by Ellllll,IllIlt'1 Cooper Rniewed by Kathryn CaNY 52 Lllstmord: Sexual Murder in \Veimar Germany by ~lariil. Tatar Reviewed by Ute L Telllni 54 The Berihboned Bomb: The Ima~e of\Voman in Male Surrealist Art by Hobert J. Belton Reviewed by Mora Witzllng 56 SHORT TAKES AND SHORTER TAKES Reviewed by Julie Springer, Ruth P. Rubin'tein, Virginia P. Rembert, Robin Rico, Pamela H. Slmp,on, Joan Morter, and Cella Y. Wellman WOMEN 99 a cultural review VOLUME 9 NUMBER I SPRING 1998 THE WORK OF GILLIAN ROSE Introduction to the Gillian Rose Issue LAURA MARCUS The Final Notebooks of Gillian Rose 6 GILLIAN ROSE The Broken Hegel: Gillian Rose's Retrieval of Speculative Philosophy 19 HOWARD CAYGIlL De-constructing Death: In Memory of Gillian Rose 28 MARY EVANS What Is Love's Work? 34 :"IIGEL TUBBS Phenomenologies of Mourning: Gillian Rose and Walter Benjamin 47 JOSH COHEN RETHINKING AESTHETICS Writing from the Broken Middle: The Post-Aesthetic 62 ISOBEL ARMSTRONG The Feminine Sublime: Between Aesthetics and Ethics 97 JOANNA ZYLINSKA REVIEWS Mary Jacobus, First Things First, The Maternal Imaginary in Art, Literature and Psychoanalysis 106 JANET MONTEFIORE Hermione Lee, Virginia 'Woolf 108 SUE ROE Rachel Bowlby, Feminist Destinatiom and Further Essays on Virginia Woolf, Gillian Beer, Vlrgimo Woolf The Common Ground 115 ANNA SNAITH Parveen Adams, The Emptiness ofthe Image: Psychoanalysis and Sexual Differences 121 ALISON MARK Lola Young, Fear of the Dark- 'Race: Gender and Sexuality in the CInema 124 STEPHANIE DONALD LISTINGS Compiled by BARBARA ROSENBAUM 127 BOOKS RECEIVED 130 Compiled by TRUDI TATE ABSTRACTS AND KEYWORDS 131 100 Women & Criminal T Justice " Volume 9 Number 3 1998 CONTENTS Edna Mahan: Sustaining the Reformatory Tradition Mary Q. Hawkes Walking the Thin Blue Line: Policewomen and Tokenism Today 23 Teresa Lynn Wertsch Women Corrections Officers in Men's Prisons: Acceptance and Perceived Job PerfOlmance 63 Richard Lawrence Sue Mahan Women's Defences: Contextualizing Dilemmas ofDifference and Power 87 Lori G. Beaman BOOK REVIEWS The Legacy ofAnomie TheOlY. edited by Freda Adler and William S. Laufer 117 Reviewed by Margaret Farnworth Corporate Victimization ofWomen. edited by Elizabeth Szockyj and James G. Fox 124 Reviewed by Laura J. Moriarty Women 101 & Criminal Justice'" Volume 9 Number 4 1998 CONTENTS Have Faith, Will Travel: Implementing Full Faith and Credit Under the 1994 Violence Against Women Act Neil Websdale Byron Johnson Mothers Offending Against Their Role: An Australian Experience 47 Ann Farrell Exploring Gender Differences in Citizen Allegations ofMisconduct: An Analysis ofa Municipal Police Depm1ment 69 Kim lvlichelle Lersch "Passionate and Willful" Girls: Confronting Practices 81 Christine M. A IdeI' BOOK REVIEWS Gendel: Etlll/icitl', and the Siale: Latina and Latino Prison Politics, by Juanita Diaz-Collo 103 Rel'iclVcd by il'jvl'lla Cill/ron Gendel: Crill/e, and Pllnishll/ent, by Kathleen Daly 106 RcvielVed by Collcell Annc Dell Volume 26 102 Number 4 Women &Health 1997 The Menopausal Experiences ofWomen in a Developing Country: .. There Is a llmefor Every/hing: To Be a Teenager, a Mother and a Granny" John McMas/er, BSocSc (Hons), MSocSc Marian Pit/s, BA (Hons), PhD Glenrose Poyah, BSc (Hons), MSc (Clin Psych) Effects ofExercise Participation on Menstrual Pain and Symptoms 15 Mindy High/ower, BA Wantedness ofPregnancy and Prenatal Health Behaviors 29 Susan Alifeld, PhD Arden Handler, DrPH Dee Bur/on. PhD Lea/rice Berman, MA How Gender Affects Psychological Adjustment One Year After Coronary Artery Bypass Graft Surgery 45 Amy L. Ai, PhD Christopher Peterson, PhD Ru/h E. Dunkle, PhD Daniel G. Saunders, PhD Steven F. Bolling. MD Henry A. Buchtel. PhD Gender Differences in Satisfaction with Primary Care Physicians in a Managed Care Health Plan 67 Jane Kolodinsky, PhD BOOK REVIEWS The Entangling Net: Alaska sCommercial Fishing Women Tell Their Lives, by Leslie Leyland Fields 87 I Reviewed by Leon J. Warshaw, MD From Danger/o Dignity: The Figh/ for Safe Abortion. by Dorothy Fadiman, Beth Seltzer, and Daniel Myers 89 Reviewed by Charles B. King, MD, MA The Rejec/ed Body: Feminis/ Philosophical Reflections on Disability, by Susan Wendell 91 Reviewed by Cynthia Caroselli. RN, PhD Los/ Talent: Women in/he Sciences. by Sandra L. Hanson 93 Reviewed by Ann-Louise S. Silver, MD Tears and Rage: The Nursing Crisis in America, by Jane Schweitzer 97 Reviewed by Sandra Thomas, PhD, RN, FAAN Dubious Conceplions: The Politics ofTeenage Pregnancy, by Kristin Luker 100 Reviewed by Katherine Nilz. PhD The "Girl Problem ": Female Sexual Delinquency in New York. 1900-1930, by Ruth M. Alexander 102 Reviewed by Heather Munro Prescoll. PhD Women 103 Volume XXI Number 1 Spring 1998 Re-visioning Gender and Language Research Ann Weatherall Gender Enactment on a First Date: A Japanese Sample 10 Masayuki Nakanishi Faculty Perceptions ofClassroom Gender Dynamics 18 Jace Condravy, Esther Skirboll, and Rhoda Taylor The Ideological Gender Apparatus and Human (Non)Being 28 Jeffrey W. Murray Understanding Heterosexism -- the Subtle Continuum ofHomophobia 33 Gwendolyn Griffin Factors intluencing the contrast between ments and women's speech 40 Malcah Yaeger-Oror News 47 Books in Brief 50 Calls for Papers 51 Conferences 52 Films 52 Articles and References of Interest 53 Websites 56 Abstracts 57 104 Acknowledgments 0 7 Introduction 0 9 fled Molen Introduction: Dedication to Laughter 011 JennHer Nalalya fink And the Question of 0 22 Ann laulelbach Women's Time/Radio Time: Time. Translation and Transgression 0 25 MalY louise Hill Rodney Kingdom: Mnemotechnics and the Animal World 0 53 Akira Mizula lippil Intimate Screaming: The Sound of Surveillance 0 81 John Edward McGralh "Take Black or White": Libby Holman's Sound 0 95 Jeanae Scheper The Body and its Doubles: On the (De-)Construction of Femininity on Stage 0 119 Helga finler translated by Mallhew Grillin The Dark Lady and the Sexual Cut: Sonnet Record Frame/ Shakespeare Jones Eisenstein 0 143 fred Molen The Other Side of Echo: The Adventures of a Dyke Mestiza-Chicana-Marimacha Ranchera Singer in (Robert) Ashleyland 0 163 Chlislian Herold This Need for Lint 0 198 MallSernslein Sycamore VOL n#181~~1 The Production of a Woman in Andrei Tarkovsky's The Sacrifice 0199 Thomas W, Sheehan The Puhlic Forum: UglV Duckling 0 211 HilalY Poole The Public Forum: Reactions tu Near-Simultaneous Dance Versions of Alternative Rock 0 223 O. Tlavers Scoll Reviews 0 239 Pink Pages: Resource Guide on Women & Music 0 289 Gwendol,n Alker Women & Politics 105 Volume 19 Number I 1998 CONTENTS PERSPECTIVE !l's (Not) Just the Victim in Me: Gender and Power in the 1990s Iva E. Deutchman ARTICLES Blacks and Women in Public Higher Education: Political and Socioeconomic Factors Underlying Diversity at the State Level 19 John W. Critzer Kul B. Rai Indigenous Women Activists and Political Participation: The Case ofEnvironmental Justice 39 Diane-Michele Prindeville John G. Bretling Feminist Theorizing as a Conversation: The Connections Between Thinking, Teaching, and Political Action 59 Jane A. Rinehart A GOP Gender Gap? Motivations, Policy, and Candidate Oo~ 91 Mark 1. Rozell Clyde Wilcox BOOK REVIEWS Moral Boundaries: A Political Argumentfor an Ethic ofCare, by Joan Tronto 107 Reviewed by Nancy 1. Hirschmann Kibhutz Joul'flal: Reflections on Gendel; Race & Militarism in Israel, by Kathy Ferguson 109 Reviewed by Simona Sharon; About the Contributors III ARTICLES 106 The Democratic Education of Women: High School and Beyond Alfonso J. Damico Sandm Bowman Damico M. Margaret Conway The Role of Gender in Open-Seat Elections for the U.S. House of Representatives: A District Level Test for a Differential Value for Campaign Resources 33 Joanne Call/wI' Green Party Elites and Women Candidates: The Shape of Bias 57 David Niven Urbanization, Proximity, and the Intra-State Context of Women's Representation 81 Brian L. Wel'ller BOOK REVIEWS Tlte Cltallenge ofLocal Feminisms: Women sMovemellls in Global Perspective, edited by Amrita Basu 95 Reviewed by Linda Clten Gender and tlte Israeli-Palestinian Conflict: Tlte Politics ofWomen sResistance, by Simona Sharoni 97 Reviewed by Kathie Friedman-Kasaba Perspectives On the Politics ofAbortion, edited by Ted Jelen 99 Volume 19 Abortion Politics in tlte Federal Courts: Right versus Right, Number 2 by Barbara M. Yarnold 99 1998 Reviewed by Melissa Haussman A Woman sPlace Is in the House: Campaigning for Congress ill tlte Femillist Era, by Barbara C. Burrell 103 Congressiollal Women: Tlteir Recruitment, Integration and Behavior, 2nd Edition, revised and updated, by Irwin N. Gertzog 103 Reviewed by Karen M. Kedrowski Moral Voices, Moral Selves: Carol Gilligan and Feminist Moral Tlteory, by Susan J. Hekman 106 Reviewed by Patrizio Longo Tlte Color ofGellder: Reimaging Democracy, by Zillah Eisenstein 108 Reviewed by Carol NackenojJ Feminist TlteOlY and IlIIemational Relations in a Postmodem Era, by Christine Sylvester 110 Reviewed by Anne Sisson Runyan About the Contributors 113 WOMEN --&-- 107 THERAPY A Feminist Quarterly Volume 21, Number 21998 Feminist Therapy as a Political Act Preface xvii Making Therapy Feminist: A Practice Survey Marcia Hill MmyBallou PUlling Politics into Practice: Feminist Therapy as Feminist Praxis 17 Jeanne Marecek Diane Kravetz Feminist Therapy: Integrating Political Analysis in Counseling and Psychotherapy 37 Susan L. Morrow Donna M. Hmvxhurst Contextual Identity: A Model for Therapy and Social Change 51 Susan E. Barrell Japanese Feminist Counseling as a Political Act 65 Masami Matsuyuki Politicizing Survivors ofIncest and Sexual Abuse: Another Facet of Healing 79 Jo Oppenheimer Border Crossing and Living Our Contradictions: Lellers Between Two Feminist Therapists About Doing Therapy with Men 89 Nayyar S. Javed Nikki Gerrard Fostering Resistance Through Relationships in a Feminist Hospital Program 101 Renee Spencer Tools for Change: Methods of Incorporating Political/Social Action into the Therapy Session 113 Kayla Miriyam Weinel' 108 APRIL 1998 VIlIUIlll' 7, Nll,-I Women must lead the way to improvements in higher ed . .. 1 New foundation targets violence toward women by athletes 2 Newswatch: Gendered politics at work on campus...... 3 Title IX: Not just for campus athletics anymore 4 CUPA survey shows median salaries for admins rise 5 How to get paid what you're worth, in a new or old job 6 Create a committee to help faculty get grants...... 8 Women's center & women's studies partner for synergy. .. 21 Who cares when sexual harassment lawsuits cost money? .. 22 Food and gossip can create community in a department. .. 24 10 characteristics that make women great leaders ...... 25 Research: Humans smell sex, men get mad, Ms, inequity. .. 26 Ms. Mell/or offers honest but irritating advice on tenure. . .. 27 Editor: The joys and perils of attending conferences...... 28 PLUS: 42 great jobs on campus waiting for women candidates! Volume 7, No.5 Women leaders strategize on how to change campuses ... .. 1 Newswatch: Gendered campus politics at work...... 3 Women presidents are single, older and belter educated. . .. 5 Carlow College program serves poor, black single moms ... 6 Fencing is a metaphor for women in leadership...... 7 Campus fund raising supports women's initiatives...... 8 Vou are not alone: Networks end isolation 17 Using "currencies 'lnd chips" to solve campus problL'ms . .. III Academic writing obfusc ® JUNE 1998 Volume 7, No.6 Title IX: Planned for academics, it now serves athletics ..... 1 Newswatch: Gendered politics at work on campus...... 3 Tips for gelling the Internet into classroom teaching...... 6 Understanding campus legal issues helps women leaders. .. 7 Top women leaders value their feminine styles 8 Hot WIHE web site offers bonus value to 15,000 visitors 17 Mid-life faculty women kick into gear as professionals 18 New leader: Learning to listen and listening to le,un 19 Syracl/se decision offers hope on Title IX compliance...... 20 Utah school's culture discourages women leaders...... 21 How schools can serve women earning doctorates part-time . 22 Help administrators renew by contemplating their legacies. .. 23 Editor: All I need to know (so far) I learned in the park .. .. 24 PLUS: 30 great jobs just waiting for top women candidates! .. 9 ® JULY 1998 Volume 7, No.7 New prez of tech U values science background ... .. 1 Newswatch: Gendered politics at work...... 3 Summer seminar sensitizes Hood faculty ...... 5 How will Title IX affect athletics in 21st century? ...... 6 Michigan State creates Safe Place from violence...... 8 Conflict challenges women directing counseling centers. .. 18 It's OK that women lead from the center...... 19 Lesbian administrators make personal choices...... 20 Redefining sexual harassment broadens its application. . .. 22 Suggestions on how to cut athletics expenses...... 23 Editor: Cooperation rescues Women in Higher Ed meeting. 24 PLUS: 45 great jobs just waiting for top women candidates! . 9 110 The Magazine of Historical and Contemporary Women Composers Vol. 6, No.2, May 1998 PROFILES Cal/ Her Maeslm: All llllerl'iew wilh Joallll Fal/ella 1 by Royal S. Brown Jazz Trumpeler lllgrid Jellsell 12 by Thomas Erdmann DISCOVERY: COMPACT DISCS IN REVIEW Fmllcesca Caccilli La liberazione di Ruggiero 15 Deoll Nielsell Price SunRays: Music of Deon Nielsen Price...... 18 Mnrlhn Mooke Martha Mooke: Enharmonic Vision 21 [/olla Sekncz Mrs. Dalloway 21 Elelli Knmilldroll Eleni Karaindrou: Music for Films 23 ALTERNATIVE BEAT Oscar Winner Anne DlIdlel/ 24 By Marie Asner III Women's Health JOURNAL--_._._---~-- 4/97 Latin American and Caribbean Women's Health Network October - December 1997 FROM THE COORDINATING OFFICE 2 OPINION Adolescence, Sexuality and the Body byAna Arroba 4 ESTHER CORONA Teenagers Confront Sexuality: Another Mystery of Lile InteMew by Deborah Meacham 9 NEWS AND MEETINGS 11 CAMPAIGN Quality of Care: A Woman's Right 29 PANORAMA CHILE Smoking Is One More Reproductive Health Problem That No One Wants to Face by Lezak Shallat 53 HIVIAIDS AND NUTRITION Eat Healthily, Stay Healthy 56 WOMEN AND HIVIAIDS Give Yoursell a Fighting Chance with Nutrition by Barbara Blesi 60 SHARING OUR EXPERIENCES CORDOBA, ARGENTINA Building Citizenship: The Right to Choose by Alejandra Dominguez, Alicia Soldevila and Patricia Acevedo 62 MAILBOX 69 GROUPS AND ORGANIZATIONS 73 RESOURCES 76 112 EDITORIAL: HUMAN RIGHTS AND HUMANISM 2 5 WOMEN AND THE UNITED NATIONS COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN REPORT ON 42TH SESSION CEOAW - Commillee on Elimination of Discrimination against Women: 19th Session IWRAW· International Women's Rights Action Walch INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S TRIBUNE and WOMEN INK. UN International Women's Day Panel: WOMEN AND HUMAN RIGHTS The UN SYSTEM and Women's Status UNITED NATIONS FOUNDATION ORGANIZED: Priority: Population and Women 6 • 36 WOMEN AND HUMAN RIGHTS COUNTRY REPORTS ON HUMAN RIGHTS PRACTICES 1997 by U.S. Dpt. of State: Why and How Reports ore prepared: Categories and Section on Women Africa: Burkina Foso II Cape Verde II Kenya /1 Angola II Nigeria 1/ Mali /1 Seychelles Latin America and Caribbean: Argentino II Bolivia II Brazil II Barbados II Mexico /1 Venezuela East Asia and Pacific: Brunei II Kiribati 1/ Republic of Korea II Singapore 1/ Malaysia 1/ Vanuatu Europe: lithuania II Hungary /1 Estonia /1 Croatio II Liechtenstein II Netherlands /1 Russia II Ukraine /1 Romania Near East and North Africa: libya 1/ Algeria 1/ Iran II United Arab Emirates II Syria South Asia: Sri lanka 1/ Maldives II Pakistan CLAD EM: Declaration of Human Rights from a Gender Perspectives TURKEY: Women for Women's Human Righls UNIFEM launches Trust Fund to eliminate Violence against Women UN: WOMEN and HUMAN RIGHTS at a glance: Women and Violence 37 • 40 WOMEN AND DEVELOPMENT weDO ~ Women Development and Environment Organization: Mopping Progress Assessing Implementation of the Beijing Platform WOMEN'S WORLD BANKING: Goals, Activities, Accomplishment WIDE ~ Network Women in Development Europe: European Union Trade Policy WOMEN's FARMING AND SAPS· Structural Adjustment Programs in Africa DAWN· Developmenl Alternatives with Women for a New Era moved to Fiji 41 • 44 WOMEN AND HEALTH IMPROVING REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH in Developing Countries: P. R. B. NIGERIA: Highest Maternal Mortality UNSAFE ABORTION INCREASING among young women in developing countries GRO HARLEM BRUNDTLAND: New Director General World Health Organization 45 • 48 FEMALE GENITAL AND SEXUAL MUTILATION EGYPT: Council of State - Highest Authority. Bans Excision/legislation Review FRANCE: CAMS~Commission for the Abolishment of Sexual Mutilations· legal review CANADA: FGM placed in Criminal Code· New Legislation UK: liThe Way Forward" • Report of Proceedings of Inter Agency NGO Forum The CHILDBIRTH PICTURE BOOKS with Additions to prevent FGM: free samples PUBLICATIONS: The HOSKEN Report on FGM II STOP FGM II lAC Newsletter 113 (continued) 49 • 55 WOMEN AND VIOLENCE CALL FOR EUROPEAN YEAR against VIOLENCE II GLOBAL SURVIVAL Network RUSSIA and Newly Independent Slates: CRIME AND SERVITUDE· Traffic in Women RUSSIA: '1100 LITTLE TOO LATE" Siote Response to Violence ogainst Women: Human Rights Walch Report and Recommendations ISRAEL: Trafficking in Russian Women /1 Increase in Violence against Women "BATTERED WOMEN FACE PIT·BULLS AND COBRAS" An analysis of Mole Abusers CHINA: Spousal Abuse is illegal and punished by the Courts USA: "How 10 pion escaping from on abusive Relationship" book of practical advice 56 • 61 WOMEN AND MEDIA CHINA: Women's Voice in Moss Media "THE WOMEN'S GUIDE TO THE WIRED WORLD": A user friendly handbooklguide WOMEN'S MAGAZINES by and for Women from: UN II USA II Switzerland II latin America II Belgium II Europe II Austria II Asia 1/ Pakistan II Japon II Vietnam II Iron II Israel 1/ Sudan II Zimbabwe II Health Journals II 62 • 67 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: AFRICA AND MIDDLE EAST The AWlAE Program: African Women leaders in Agriculture and the Environment AFRICA: FEMNET Board plans for the Future ZAMBIA: Government has foiled 10 dole 10 implement Beijing Platform for Action SOUTH AFRICA: Highest Incidence of Rape - a Cullure of Violence against Women Electronic Network of/for African Women NORTH AFRICA: Religion holds bock Rights of Muslim Women IRAN: The Siolus of women in law and practice· on overview. 68 • 70 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: ASIA AND PACIFIC JAPAN: New Council for Gender Equality slorls Meeling 1/ YOKOHAMA Women!s Forum 1/ National Women's Education Cenlre AUSTRALIA: Womenls Employment in the Australian Public Service INDIA: Trafficking of poor teenage girls from Bengal for work and sex 71 • 76 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: EUROPE EUROPE: Promoting Equality in the Democratic Process: THE ROLE OF MEN· 4th European Ministerial Conference PROGRAMME FOR NORDIC COOPERATION ON GENDER EQUALITY: • Nordic Council of Ministers // Gender Equality - the Nordic Model // Women and Men in the Nordic Countries TURKEY: Report to Ihe Council of Europe Conference on Equality HUNGARY: Education of Women and labour Market Position GERMANY: Affirmative Action reconfirmed by European Court: A Victory for Women 77 • 80 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: AMERIGAS PERU: Sterilizorion Program of poor rural Women MEXICO: Interdisciplionary Program in Women Studies II Illegal discriminalion against Women Workers in Maquiladora Plants UNITED STATES: 'America's Commitment'· Federal Programs Benefiting Women· Follow-up 10 Beijing Conference II "Partnership for Women and Families" II Celebrating 150th Anniversary of Women IS Rights Movement II NFWBO National Foundation of Women Business Owners 81 • 84 INFORMATION OF INTEREST: INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES: "The World of Women IS lnformalion" II IIWoman 01 lhe Edge" "Women's Vie'll of the Earth Charier" II IIWomen in Africa- African Diaspore" 1998 WOMEN OF OUR WORLD: SLOW GAINS· overview. stalistics PARLIAMENTARIANS for Global ACllon II 1998 GLOBAL SUMMIT Conference 114 1 Gay Waclunan • Paradise by Toni Morrison 4 Letters 5 Mary Zeiss Stange' When She Was Bad: Violent Women and the Myth ofInnocence by Patricia Pearson; Sex, Power, and the Violent School Girl by Sibylle Artz; Real Knockouts: The Physical Feminism ofWomen's Self-Defense by Martha McCaughey 7 Priscilla Long· I Can't Remember by Cynthia Macdonald 8 Karen Kahn • Sex and Sensibility: Stories of a Lesbian Generation by Arlene Stein; Femme: Feminists, Lesbians, and Bad Girls edited by Laura Harris andElizabeth Crocker 10 Julie Winch, White Women, Black Men: Illicit Sex in the Nineteenth-Century South by Martha Elizabeth Hodes 11 Gillian Gill • The Brontes: A Life in Letters byJuliet Barker 12 Suzanne Ruta • In the Palm of Darkness by Mayra Montero; In Another Place, Not Here by Dionne Brand 14 Ruth Perry· The Secret Life of Aphra Behn by Janet Todd; The Collected Works of Aphra Behn edited by Janet Todd 15 Gayle Greene' Lifting the Taboo: Women, Death and Dying by Sally Cline 16 Rita Signorelli-Pappas' Two Poems 17 Amy Villarejo • Greta Garbo: A Life Apart by Karen Swenson 18 Julia Query' Every Woman I've Ever Loved: Lesbian Writers on Their Mothers edited by Catherine Reid and Holly Iglesias 19 Catherine Parsons Smith· Ruth Crawford Seeger: A Composer's Search for American Music by Judith Tick 20 Gina Luria Walker' Where She Came From: A Daughter's Search for Her Mother's History by Helen Epstein 22 June Unjoo Yang' The House Gun by Nadine Gordimer 23 Books Received 115 Kate Gilbert· Falling Leaves: The True Story ofan Unwanted Chinese Daughter by Adeline Yen Mah; Spider Eaters: AMemoir by Rae Yang 4 Melanie Kaye/Kantrowitz • Tender by Toi Derricolle; The Black Notehooks: An Interior Journey by Toi Derricolle 6 Eunice Lipton' Parting from Phantoms: Selected Writings, 1990-1994 by Christa Wolf 8 Lillian S. Robinson' The Cultural Politics ofFur by Julia V. Emberley 9 Vivian Gornick' The Hacienda by Lisa St. Aubin de Teran 10 Sandra F. VanBurkleo • Damned Women: Sinners and Witches in Puritan New England by Elizabeth Reis; A Delusion ofSatan: The Full Story of the Salem Witch Trials by Frances Hill 13 Nancy Mairs' Jane Austen: A Life by Claire Tomalin 14 Lisa Marcus' Generations: Academic Feminists in Dialogue edited by Devoney Looser and E. Ann Kaplan 15 Indira Karamcheli • Twilight Zones: The Hidden Life of Cultural Images from Plato to O.J. by Susan Bordo 16 Constance Merritt· Two Poems 17 Marilyn Hacker' The Fields ofPraise: New and Selected Poems by Marilyn Nelson 19 Linda Niemann' The Vulnerable Observer: Anthropology That Breaks Your Heart by Ruth Behar; Hungry Lightning: Notes oca Woman Anthropologist in Venezuela by Pei-Lin Yu; Impasse of the Angels: Scenes from a Moroccan Space of Memory by Stefania Pandolfo 21 Jeanne Heuving • The Selected Letters of Marianne Moore edited by Bonnie Costello. Celeste Goodridge and Cristanne Miller; Between History and Poetry: The Letters of H.D. and Norman Holmes Pearson edited by Donna Kralik Hollenberg Our Leiters section will return next month 116 1 Rulh Rosen' Worlds ofWomen: The Making ofan International Women's Movement by Leila J. !lUPP 4 Letters 6 Rosellen Brown' The Short History ofa Prince by Jane Hamilton 7 Alice Kessler-Harris' Other People's Dirt: A Housecleaner's Curious Adventures by Louise Rajkin 8 Alicia Ostriker' Birthday Letters by Ted Hughes 9 Celia Morris' When AborUon Was a Crime: Women, Medicine, and Law In the United States, 1867 1973 by Leslie J. Reagall; Articles ofFaith: A Frontline History oftbe Abortion Wars by Cynthia Gorlley; Wrath ofAngels: Tbe American Abortion War by James Risen andJudy L. Thomas II Susan Manning' Dancing Women: Female Bodies on Stage by Sally Balles 12 Debbie Nalhan • Free Trade? Informal Economies at the U.S.-Melieo Border by Kathleen Staudt; Beautiful Flowers of the Maquiladora: Life Histories ofWomen Workers in Tijuana by Norma Iglesias Prieto 14 Lise Weil • Eeofeminist Natures: Race, Gender, Feminist Theory, and Political Action by Noel Sturgeon 15 Jeimne Sehinto • Photographs: Theater of Manners by Tina Barney; A Positive Life: Portraits ofWomen Living with HIV, photographs by Mary Berridge, illterviews by River Huston 16 Tamala M. Edwards' Workin' It: Women Living through Drugs and Crime by Leoll E. Pel/iway 17 Londa Schiehinger • The King's Midwife: A History and Mystery ofMadame du Coudray by Nilla Rat/ller Gelbart 18 Julie Abraham.' Dangerous Intimacies: Toward a Sapphic History of the British Novel by Lisa L. Moore; Novel Gazing: Queer Readings In Flclion edited by Eve Kosoftky Sedgwick 20 Kalhleen Neal Cleaver' Killing the Black Body: Race, Reproduction, and the Meaning ofLiberty by Dorothy Roberts 21 Elizabelh Kamarek Minnich· Fruits ofSorrow: Framing Our Attention to Suffering by Elizabeth V. Spelman 21 Sara Diamond· At the Root ofThis Longing: Reconciling a Spiritual Hunger and a Feminist Thirst by Carol Lee Flillders 23 Jennifer M. Russell· Speaking Truth to Power by Allita Hill 24 Barbara Belejack' Bitter Grounds by Salldra Bellitez 24 Sandra Yannone' Two Poems 25 Denise Bauer' Pictures ofPeople: Alice Neel's American Portrait Gallery by Pamela Allara 26 JeffTey Ann Goudie' Biller Harvest: A Woman's Fury, A Mother's Sacrifice by Ann Rule 27 Books Received 117 WOMEN'S RIGHTS LAW REPORTER Volume 19, Number 2 CONTENTS Winter 1998 ARTICLE: Avoiding Gender Equality Donna Meredith Matthews ,, ,". .. 127 REPORT: Report on Miscommunication Problems Between the Family Courts and Domestic Violence Victims Ellen K. Solender...... 155 ESSAY: Confessions of An Expert Witness Phyllis Chesler...... 161 NOTES: Protecting Public Breast-Feeding in Theory But Not in Practice Durmeriss Cruver-Smith 167 Blinded by Results: Is Looking to GPA in Addition to Standardized Test Scores Truly a Less Discriminatory Solution to Merit Scholarship Selection? Kristen Poe 181 The New Jersey Legislature vs. The New Jersey Supreme Court: The Battle Over Who Should Pay for Little Johnny's or Little Suzy's College Expenses Steven M. Resnick...... 193 BOOK REVIEW: Approximating Procne: The Role of Literature in Feminist Jurisprudence and Advocacy: A Review of Beyond Portia: Women, Law & Literature in the United States Tanya Plank...... 213 CASE SUMMARY: Confusion at the Heart of the "Undue Burden" Test: How Is Malevolent Intent Relevant? ...... 223 BOOK SUMMARY: MenlWomeniManagemellf. By Ann Harriman 225 118 ,,~ An Interdisciplinary Journal Alice Meynell, Essayist: Taking Life "Greatly to Heart" 105 TRACY SEELEY Making Up for Losses: The Workings of Gender in William Harvey's De generatione animalillm 131 EVE KELLER Alta Isadore Gould's Post-Civil War "The Veteran's Bride": Warrior Women and the New Androgynous Union 163 TRUDY CARMANY LAST Poems 191 JACQUELINE V. BROGAN Book Reviews JUDITH p. SAUNDERS 195 JENNIFER L. LEADER 199 In Brief 207 Notes on Contributors 213 Recent Publications 119 ~ An 'n'etd;sc;plinflry lournfl' Primitive Woman-Domestic(ated) Woman: The Image of the Primitive Woman at the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition 215 ERIK TRUMP Charlotte Smith and Literary History: "Dark Forgetfulness" and the "Intercession of Saint Monica" 259 KARl LOKKE Poems 281 SUSAN FOX Book Reviews JAMES D. THOMAS 293 DANIELLE HINRICHS 297 In Brief 301 Notes on Contributors 307 Recent Publications 120 WOMEN'S STUDIES INTERNATIONAL FORUM VOLUME 21 NUMBER 1 1998 JANUARY-FEBRUARY CONTENTS JANICE G. RAYMOND Prostitution as violence against women: NOO stonewalling in Beijing and elsewhere DIANE REAY II Surviving in dangerous places: working-class women, women's studies and higher education IRENE HAROIlL 21 Choosing to relocate: an examination of the impact of expatriate SANDRA MACDONALD work on dual·career households WENDY PATTON 31 Beyond learning to endure: women's acknowledgement of MARY MANNISON coercive sexuality MELISSA STEYN 41 A new agenda: restructuring feminism in South Africa KAREN KAMPWIRTH 53 Legislating personal politics in Sandinista Nicaragua, 1979-1992 MEG BOND 65 Working it out for ourselves: women learning about hormone PAUL BYWATERS replacement therapy DEBBIE EPSTEIN 77 American Dreamin': discoursing liberally on the Oprah Willfrey DEBORAH LYNN STEINBERG Show E. ANNE KERR 95 Toward a feminist natural science: linking theory and practice FEMINIST RESEARCH SUE WILKINSON III Focus groups in feminist research: power, interaction, and the co construction of meaning BOOK REVIEWS CHRISTINE HEWARD 127 No Distinction ofSex? Women in British Unh'ersities /870-1939 by Carol Dyhouse MAJELLA KILKEY 127 Si/lgle A10thers ill all /memational Comext: Mothers or Workers? edited by Simon Duncan and Rosalind Edwards SUE SMITH 128 Ri'I'iew of Feminism WId Sexuality: A Reader edited by Stevi Jackson and Sue Scon APRIL L. FEW 129 Casting Her 0\\'1/ Shadow: Eleanor Roosel'elt and the Shapillg of Postwar Liberalism hy Allida M. Black ANGELA K. SMITH 129 Women's Fictioll (///(/ illt' Great War eoited by Suzanne Raitt 131 Biographil'ul Statements Feminist Forum: News. Conference. Reports WOMEN'S STUDIES INTERNATIONAL FORUM 121 VOLUME 21 NUMBER 2 1998 MARCH-APRIL CONTENTS ANN OAKLEY 133 Science. gender, and women's liberation: an argument against postmodemism LYNDA BIRKE 147 Seeking knowledge: women, science. and Islam ROSALIND WHITWORTH AKI UCHIDA 161 The Orienlalizalion of Asian women in America DINAH DODDS 175 Five years after unification: East German women in transition HELEN CODn 183 Older women, criminal justice. and women's studies KARIN WIDERBERG 193 Teaching gender through writing "experience stories" REVIEW ESSAY ]UDlTH McFARLANE 199 Looking through the glass darkly: a reading of Bronwyn Davies Shards of Glass: Children ReadinR and Writing Beyond Gendered Idem;r;es BOOK REVIEWS MARY EVANS 209 Illtroclllcillf.: Women's Studies edited by Victoria Robinson and Diane Richardson LORRAINE RADFORD 209 Women in II Violellt World: Feminist Allalyses and Resistance Across Europe edited by Chris Corrin SUE JACKSON 210 Cdebratillg the Ul'es ofJewish Women: Pat/ems in a Feminist Sampler edited by Rachel losefowitz Siegal and Ellen Cole MIKYOUNG KIM PARK 211 Ul'ing Rooms as Factories: Class. Gender, and the Satellite Factory System ill Taiwall by Ping-Chun Hsiung HILARY FOOTITT ;12 Women ill the Metropolis: Gender and Modemity in Weimar ellltllre edited by Katherine von Ankum BEVERLEY CLACK 212 Ft'llIinist and Allcielll Philosophy edited by Julie K. Ward ~ 15 Biographical Statements Feminist Forum: News. Conference. Reports Edited by Alan Hayes, Ann Lyons, Aine Ni Leime, Lorna Shaughnessy. 122 List of Illustrations v Acknowledgements vi Introduction vii Notes on Contributors ix Defining lhe Political Networks of Women's Groups and Politics in Ireland: What (Some) Women Think 1 Eilfs Ward and OrIa O'Donovan Redefining Boundaries: Feminism, Women and Nationalism in Ireland 21 Jane Tynan In Defence of Ulster and the Empire: The Ulster Women's Unionist Council, 1911-1940 31 Diane Urqulzart Perspectives on Citizenship Women and Citizenship: Towards a Comparative Analysis 41 Sylvia Walby - Women and Employment-Norway and the Republic of Ireland 59 Mary Quilln Family, Work and Community-Rural Women's Lives Rural Women's Research Project: Summary Account 77 Mary Ou.'ens and Anne Byme f.1} The Prostitution of Sexuality: A Cause for New International ~ Human Rights 95 .~ Katlrleell Barry ~ Domestic Violence: The Galway Perspective 109 ~ Claire Me Donagll ~ ~ Beijing and After V'J ~ Obstacles to Peace and Human Security in Ireland 117 .~ Caitrfona Rllane f.1} .... t:J Experiences of BeijIng 125 ;: ~ N6irfn Clancy ~ ~ Making Their Voices Heard-Traveller Women and Beijing 133 ;: Rachel Doyle Different Voices c Women, Stories and Feminist Moral Psychology: Listening to the Voices of Experience 141 ~ Stephen Mannix Down to Earth Meeting the Dancer Within: Women's Studies in Movement 157 BeTll; Divilly See Here, She Said 167 Kate Wolf 123 (continued) Book Reviews 169 Sue Bridger, Rebecca Kay and Kathryn Pinnick. 1996. No More Heroines? Russia, Womell alld the Market. Anne Ulry Colman. 1996. Dictiollary of Nineteenth-Century Irish Women Poets. Dolores Dooley and Liz Steiner·Scott (eds). 1996. Irish jouTIlat of Femillist Studies. Timothy P. Foley, Lionel ~ Pilkington, Sean Ryder and Elizabeth Tilley (eds). 1995. Gellder alld Colonialism. Noel Harvey and Adrian F. Twomey. 1995. Sexual Harassment ill C the Workplace. A practical guide for employers alld employees. Sylvia D. Hoffert. 1995. When Hens Crow: The Woman's Rights Movement in Alltebellum America. Alex Hughes and Kate Ince (eds). 1996. Frellch Erotic ~~ Fictioll: Women's Desirillg Writillg 1880-1990. Beryl Madoc-jones and jennifer Coates (eds). 1996. An Introduction to Women's Studies. Anne Morris and ('tl ;:: Susan Nott. 1995. All My Worldly Goods: A Femillist Perspective 011 the Legal , Regulatioll of Wealth. Ide O'Carroll and Eoin Collins (eds). 1995. Lesbiall alld ~ fJ) Gay Visiolls of Irelalld. Towards the TWellty-First Celltury. Kit and Cyril 6 ~. Ceirln. 1996. Womell of Irelalld: A Biographic Dictiollary. Laura Pietropaolo ('tl and Ada Testaferri (eds). 1995. Feminisms itl the Cinema. Anne T. Quartararo. fJ) 1995. Women Teachers and Popular Education in Nineteenth·Centllry France. ~ Social Values and Corporate Identity at the Normal School Institution. Jenny ~ Shaw. 1995. Education, Gender and Anxiety. Simon Szreter. 1996. Fertility, ;: Class alld Gellder ill Brita;1I 1860-1940. Karen Fraser Wyche and Faye J. Crosby ~ (eds). 1996. Womell's Etllllicit;es: JOI/TIIeys Through Psychology. ~. ('tl fJ) LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS <:::: Family, Work and Community-Rural Women's Lives 0 Figure I. Care of the Self, Family. Work and Community Spheres in Rural Women's Lives. -l': ~ Experiences of Beijing Plate 1. Protest by Korean women. The banner reads 'Take Legally '" Responsible Measures for Sexual Slavery by Japan: Korean ." Council for the Women Drafted lor Military Sexual Slavery by 0 japan'. l': Plate 2. The assembling of the patchwork quilt at Cashel, Co. ... Fermanagh. The quilt was created by women's groups from Ireland, North and South, to highlight the issue of women's 'C rights. Included in this photo are Caitriona Ruane and N6irin 'C- Clancy. 0\ Makitlg Their Voices Heard-Traveller Women and Beijing Plate I. Women contemplating the Irish patchwork quilt in the European tent at Huairou. Kale Wolf Plate 1. Pictured are Kate and Nina Gerber, her guitarist and friend. 124 Women's Studies Review Vo/um e Five 1997 Women and Health Edited by: Margaret Barry, Jane Conroy, Alan Hayes, Ann O'Kelly, Lorna Shaughnessy Acknowledgements and illustration v Preface vii Cecily Kelleher Introduction ix Notes on Contributors xi Health and Tradition Pregnancy and Childbirth in Blasket Island Tradition Padraig 0 Healal The Changing Role of Women as Health Workers in Ireland 17 Arl1le MacFarlane Health and Health Care Health and WeB-Being in Social Care Workers 37 Margaret Hodgills alld Cecily Kelleher Women's Attitudes to the Menopause, HRT, Breast Cancer and Mammography Screening 49 Jane Sixsmith, Emer McCarthy and Ethna Shryane Osteoporosis: An Inevitable Consequence of Ageing? 65 Mike Power Women and HIV 81 Sheila Street Health, Culture and Society Still Outside the Circle: The Experience of Irish Women with Disabilities 91 AIIII O'Kelly .For Women Oniy-Why Fat is a Gender Issue 111 He/en Mortimer Female Genital Mutilation: Beyond Mutilating Mothers and Foreign Feminists 123 Lorna Shaughnessy The Health Crisis and Women in Nicaragua 135 Margaret Brell Vol u m e F i v e 1997 Women and Health (continued) From Private Philanthropy to Public Policy Note: Lady Dudley's Scheme for the Establishment of District Nurses in the Poorest Parts of Ireland 149 Review Essay I: A Plan for Women's Health, 1997-1999 155 Anne Broekhoven Review Essay II: The Plan for Women's Health and the Politics of Knowledge-A Brief Commentary 159 Orla O'Donovan Epilogue Counting 163 Maureen Joyce Book Reviews Anne Byrne and Madeline Leonard (eds). 1997. Womell ill Irisll Society: 165 A Sociological Reader (Myrtle Hill); Diane Cousineau. 1997. Leiters alld Labyrilltlls. Womeu Writing/Cultural Codes (Jane Conroy); Julia Evetts. 1996. Gender and Career in Science and ElIgineer;,tg (Catherine Conlon); Ronit Lentini Lia Mills, Mary Montaut, Clare Toolan, Ailbhe Smyth (eds). 1997. !1m (Margaret Tumelty); Sharon Hays. 1996. Tile Cultural Contradictions of Motherhood. Donna Bassin, Margaret Honey and Meryle Kaplan (eds). 1996 [1994J. Represelltations of Motllerllood (Ann Lyons); Thamyris: Gender jfl the Making: Indian Contexts (Lorraine Shannon); Margaret Kelleher and James H. Murphy (eds). 1997. Gender Perspectives in Nineteenth-Cen/ItYlI Ireland: Public and Private Splleres (Diane Urquhart); Lois M. Smith and Alfred Padula. 1996. Sex and Revolution: Womw jf! Socialist Cuba (Catherine Davies); Chris Weedon (ed,). 1997. Postwar Womeu's Writiu8 ill Germatt (Rosaleen O'Neill); Miriam M. Wiley and Barry Merriman. 1996. 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