WOMEN'S STUDIES LIBRARIAN

EMINIST ERIODIC S A CURRENT LISTING OF CONTENTS

VOLUME 18, NUMBER 4 WINTER 1999

Published by Phyllis Holman Weisbard Women's Studies Librarian University ofWisconsin System 430 Memorial Library /728 State Street Madison, Wisconsin 53706 (608) 263-5754 EMINIST ERIODIC S A CURRENT LISTING OF CONTENTS

Volume 18,Number4 Winter 1999

Periodical literature is the cutting edge of women's scholarship, feministtheory, and much of women's cuiture, FeministPeriodicals: A Current Listing ofContents is published by the Office of the University of Wisconsin System Women's Studies Librarian on a quarterly basis with the intent of increasing public awareness of feminist periodicals. It is our hope that Feminist Periodicals will serve several purposes: to keep the reader abreast of current topics in feminist literature; to increase readers' familiarity with a wide spectrum of feminist periodicals; and to provide the requisite bibliographic information should areader wish to subscribe toajournal 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.)

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

1. Year of first publication. 2. Frequency of publication. 3. U.S. subscription price(s). 4. Subscription address. 5. Current editor. 6. Editorial address (if differentfrom subscription address). 7. International Standard Serials Number (ISSN). 8. OCLC, Inc. Control Number. 9. Locations where the journal is held in the UW System. 10. Publications in which the journal is indexed. 11. Subject focuslstatement of purpose of the journal.

Please note that in the actual text, only the numbers 1 to 11 are used to identify the different categories of information. ii. Our goal is to have represented in FPall English-language feminist periodicals with a substantial national or regional readership, with an emphasis on scholarly journals and small press offerings. We do not include publications which, though feminist in philosophy, do not focus solely on women's issues. Nor, with few exceptions, do we include newsstand magazines. Weare also forced to omit periodicals which lack acomplete 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 bythe National Council for Research on Women (530 Broadway at Spring Street, New York, NY 10012); and in Women's Periodicals andNewspapers: A Union Listofthe Holdings ofMadison 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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ASSIA; Alternative Preas Index; British Humanities contemporary feminist analysis and always Informed Index; ISSS; International Bibliographies (Zeller by an awareness of changing political Issues." Verlag-GmbH. & Co.); International Women's Issues Oalabase (Cartax); JEL (online); Responsive Dalabase FEMINiST STUDIES Services, Inc.; Sociological Abstracts; Zeller Verlag 1. 1972. GmbH. & Co. 2. 3Iyear. 11. "Feminist Economics was founded to provide an open 3. $30 (Indlv.), $20 (sludents with copy 01 dated proof of forum for dialogue and debate about feminist stUdent status), $85 (inst.). Add $9 foreign ($40 air economic perspectives. By opening new areas of mail). Single copy: $12 (Indlv.); $25 (Insl.). economic inquiry, welcoming diverse voices, and 4. Claire G. Moses, Editor & Manager, Feminist encouraging critical exchanges, the editors aim to Studies, clo Dept. of Women's StUdies, University of enlarge and enrich the field of economic discourse. Maryland, Co~ege Park, MD 20742. The journars goal Is not just to develop more 5. Claire G. Moses. illuminating theories, but to Improve the conditions of 7. ISSN 0046-3663. living for all children, women, and men." 8. OCLC 1632609. 9. Eau Claire; Green Bay; la Crosse, Madison; FEMINIST ISSUES Marinetle; Milwaukee; Oshkosh; Parkside; Platleviile; River Falls; Stevens Point; Stout; Whitewater. See GENDER ISSUES. 10. Academic Index; Alternative Preas Index; America: History and life; Applied Social Science Index & FEMINiST LEGAL STUDIES Abstracts; Bulletin signaletlque-sociologle; Current 1. 1993. Contents/Social & Behavioral Index; Expanded 2. 2/year. Academic Index; General Periodical Index; Historical 3. U.K.: £16 (Indlv.), £8 (studenls & unwaged Indlv.), £55 Abstracts; Index to Poetry in Periodicals; International (Inst.). Outside U.K.: £18 (Indlv.), £10 (sludents & Bibliography of Book Reviews; International unwaged Indlv.), £55 (Insl.). 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VOLUME 28, NUMBER I, WINTER 1999

~ Focus: Science as Exploration: Women scientists in the field

Editor's Not~5 An Exploration into a 3 by Susan L Gallier 13 Declining Fishery by Broone Ann lanett'll 5 Veterinarian's Exploratory Research Key to Seattle The Chilling Fields: Murder Convictions 19 Explorers brave a winter by Michael D. O'Neill world in a search for life by jane Stevens 8 Exploring Fields of reprinted wUh permission from Opportunity: Conservation Jane SUWJ\S and Discovery biology and policy in the Onlintl Great Basin by Erica Fleishman Breaking Down Our 23 "Glass Wallsn ~Y Ann L Hild

~ National AWlS 2 Presidents Remarks Partnering for the Future: by Helen C. Davies 35 1998 Corporate Forum Meeting 4 National News by Jill Shapiro and n\' Catherine I. Didion Paul Manoharan

~ In Every Issue

Science and Society Chapter News 24 by David Brakke 33 by Bhavani Palhah Science Education Honoring The Best 26 by Donna Gaardi and 36 by Melissa Booher and Jane Maienschein Z. Mariam OraeJo Career Skills Information Resources: 28 by Sydney Gary 37 Resources for Reading Web Sites Bullelin Board 30 by Alice Deutsch Grams & Awards Membership Form Book Reviews Resources Order Fonn 32 by Margan~1 Reilly Employmem Opportunilies AFFILIA 2 Journal of Women and Social Work

Volume 14, Number 1, Spring 1999

Editorial 5 Catching Up With Family Change Emma Gross Articles 9 Applying Relational Theory to the Treatment of Women's Addictions Elimbeth Zelvin 24 UlS Comadres as a Social Support System Rebecca A. Lopez 42 Working and Nonworking Women: Onset of Homelessness Within the Context of Their Lives Alice K. Johnson 78 The Nature and Function of Fusion in the Dynamics of lesbian Relationships Knthryn Greene, Vickie Causby, and Diane Helene Miller 98 Blending Work and Family: A Case Study Ginny Sprang, Mary Secret, and Judith Bradford On the Bias 117 Toward a Position Statement on the Congregate Care of Children Wilma Peebles·Wilkins 122 Book Reviews Days in the Lives of Social Workers: 41 Professionals Tell Real~[jfe Stories From Social Work Practice. Edited by Linda May Grobman. Reviewed by Sharon Owens Ethical Standards in Social Work: A Critical Review of the NASW Code ofEthics. By Frederic G. Reamer. Reviewed by Martha Raske America's Shame: Women and Children in Shelter and the Degradation ofFamily Roles. By Barbara Arrighi. Reviewed by Kiloren Strauch Brown The Child in QlIestion. By Diana Gittins. Reviewed by Louise Rogers Ballm Cedar House: A Madel Child Abllse Treatment Program. By Bobbi Kendig and Clara Lowry. Reviewed by Lollra Slevens Battered Women and 11leir Families: Intervention Strategies and 11-eatment Programs and ed.). Edited by Albert R. Roberts. Reviewed by Fran Danis Workplace Diversity: Issues and Perspectives. Edited by Alfrieda Daly. Reviewed by Margery C. Saunders 134 Call for Papers 3

Empowering women for gender equity NO. 39 1998

Editorial 2 Letter to Agenda 4 Emelda Boikanyo AIDS: counting the cost

Introduction 6 In brief 59 AIDS is a Reclaiming their future! Promise Mlhemhu Agenda speaks to the Kwalu/u-Natal Youlh Reportback 30 Council The links between gender violence and In brief 87 HIV/AIDS 011 larget messages - paverly, risk and sexuol Belsl Pendry rights Article 34 Hilda Adams and Anita Marshall The power of the small group - from

MAGAZINE OF THE CARIBBEAN ASSOCIATION FOR FEMINIST RESEARCH AND ACTION Vol.12, No.2 (July-December 1998)

EDITORIAL I

CAFRA PROGRAMME UPDiTE • The Iforking Se." } • Pilot Survey On The Incidence Of Domestu: Violence 5 • Puerto Rims Senale Gives Recognition Ta CAPR4 5 • A Day In The life Qf The CAFRA Secretariat 6 • Politu:al Activism & loung lIomen 7

MEETING REPORTS • CAPRA At Aruba Meeting On Population & Developmenl 8

ARTICLES • Caribbean /lbmen Hard Hit By N.4FTA 8 • /lbmen Call For Closer Look At The Multilateral 9 Agreement On Investment • Bahamas: Oul Of A Culture Qf Obedience, 10 Into A Culture OfConsciousness

SHORT STORY & POEMS • Life In The Tenement II • J\fter Divorcing / 12 Immigrant Grand Parent Leave Forget-Me-Not In Abandoned Rocking Chair

HEALTH CORNER • Orgasm Explained I} • Breast Cancer Exposed 14

NEWS 14

MEETINGS 18

ON THE BOOKSHELF CALYX 5 A JOURNAL OF ART AND LITERATURE BY WOMEN

volume 18 number 2 Winter 1998/1999

POETRY Susan Spady 6 Pot-Pat-Pots 8 Closer Christine Sneed 16 The Art of Conversation Thea Sullivan 17 A Father Under Water 18 Sound of Winter Gwen Ebert 19 Bmden of Words Deborah Narin-Wells 49 The Sideboard 50 Epiphany 51 Me tamorphoses Rachel Beck 52 S/he, in the Mirror Hallie Moore 53 From an Album of Ghosts , Lake Washington, /941 Karen D. Skolfield- 54 We Invaded Two Weeks Later Christine E. Montross 56 Heat, 1994 Eileen Gamell 57 Oral History; The BailIe of Stalluponen, Eastern Front, 1914 Lauren Smith 58 Bovine Night Susan Meyers 69 The Satisfaction of Pie Verlena Orr 70 Middle Age, Missoula Amanda Price 71 For Margaret Taylor, for Saving My Grandfather Kelly Norman Ellis 72 Nicole Robyn Overstreet 74 Grandfather Pat Cason 75 Cedars Sharon L. Charde 76 My Husband Laves Me R.Q. Leibowitz 78 Ellie Remembers Laurel Rust 80 \\!hat Is Given Ruth Anderson Barnell 81 Scraps Bethany Reid 92 The Woman Planting Sweet Potatoes Vicki Reitenauer 94 Wife Of

PROSE Julie Showalter 9 An Arbitrary Number Linda Guyette Hamell 20 Landing Alma Lopez 30 Las Four Pearl Canick Solomon 60 Flights of Fancy Kim Silveira Wolterbeek 82 Random Gifts Terry J. Leach 96 Baggage Claim

ART Alma Lopez 33 Las Four 34 Pre-Columbian and Post-Conquest Goddesses 35 Maria de Los AnReles Nancy Hagood 36 Grain Silo, Eureka, \VA 37 Salida, CO Linda Kaye-Moses 38 Vessel Unearthed III 39 Modesty Mama 40 Llatrilar 41 Thy Naiad Airs Have Brought Me Home (continued, next page) 6 CALYX A JOURNAL OF ART AND LITERATURE BY WOMEN

volume 18 number 2 Winter 1998/1999 (continued)

Kathy Ross 42 Hole in the Head Familv Portrait 43 Clay Feet (with detail) 44 Untitled 45 Walnw People Rhea Fitzgerald 46 # I 47 #2 48 #3

REVIEWS Helen Frost 107 Inverted Fire by Alice Friman Roberta Gordenstein 108 House ofMist and the Shrouded \Voman by Marfa Luisa Bombal Marie Krohn 109 A Long Way from St. Louie by Colleen J. McElroy Suzanne Kamata 110 Tanzania on Tuesday: Writing by American Women Abroad edited by Kathleen Coskran & C.W. Truesdale Kathleen A. Kelly III Countries of the Heart by Alice Swensen, Amany Kamal-Eldin Roy, & Tania Kamal-Eldin 113 Ecofeminism: Women, Culture, Nature edited by Karen J. Warren

IN MEMORIAM 115 Tisa Tyree

CONTRIBUTORS' NOTES 123 Editorial by Somer Brodribb and Angela Milts 3 7 LEARNING FROM MARY O'BRIEN: FEMINIST PHILOSOPHER AND ACTIVIST Cats Do Go To Heaven: Remembering Mary O'Brien by Robbi, /'ftu!" Kahn 6 The Irreverent Mary: Philosopher, Colleague, Friend by D. \v; Livingrtone 11 r Mary O'Brien ... Certainly the Most Important Single JntdleclUal Influence ... byJ,ffHeam 13 A Personal Appreciation ofthe Life and Works of Mary O'Brien by Ja/na HanmtT and Sheila SaumUn 18 '"­ Uarning to Win by Mary O'Brim 21 '" Remembering Mary O'Brien: Nurses and the Struggle for a New Definition of Health by Aliu BarJmgart 28

PERIODS: BIRTH AND CULTURE IN HISTORY Through the Eyes of Mary: Maternity and Modernity in haly by Annetu Burfool 32 La reproduction: Un enjeu essentid en sant au travail par Maria De Konineff 39 Periods by Mary a 'Brim 44 Le dnquamena.ire du Deuxinne S~e de Simone de Beauvoir: Mary Where Were You? par Marr Verthuy 50 Retrieving the Baby: Feminist Theory and Organic Bodies by Bev Thi,k 51

STATE POWER: MATERIALISM AND POLITICS Mary O'Brien's Contributions to Contemporary Feminist Theory by Nanty Hamod, 62 Technological Time and Infertility by Heathtr Menzies 69 New Ethnic States and Population Policy by Maria Mit! 75 State Power and Reproductive Freedom by Mary a 'Brim 79

COLLECTIVE PILGRIMAGE: REMEMBRANCES OF MARY ;0 Collective Pilgrimage: The Political Personal by Mary O'Brim 86 IT1 Th. Saga ofMary by Calh M,Naughlon 92 I At School on the Street by Mary O'Brim 97 IT1 Mary O'Brien: Feminist Activist, Teacher, and Scholar by H,,," J'ff",on Lmskyj 103 I Why Feminism. Why Women. Why Now: The Feminist Parry ofCanada by Mary O'Brim 105 m Pourquoi Ie f~minisme? Pourquoi les femmes? Pourquoi mainrenant? Le Pani f~minisre du Canada par Mary O'Brim 108 IT1 An Erudite and Original Challenge: Publishing Tht Politics ofRtprodl«tion by Pl1ilippa BrlWsttr III ;0 Th. Odd Coupl. byJatk lAyton 112 - A Graduate Student pas commts Its autm by David B,1l 113 Z v.! (j) Whatever Happened to Sex? byJill Vilk", 115 Remembering Mary O'Brien by Gm" Hofinann Nt1IIiroff 116 I A Song ofMary O'Brien by Matbkin, GrunU! 117 » POETRY ~ XII by Mary O'Brim 17 by Mary O'Brim 30 o VIII ~ XVIII by Mary O'Brim 30 m XXIII by Mary O'Brim 38 ;0 XXV by Mary O'Brim 49 Untidcd by Mary O'Brim 74 -IT1 Untitled par Margunilt Andmon 91 Z XVII by Mary O'Brim 91 XXVIII by Mary O'Brim 95 IV by Mary O'Brim 95 VI by Mary a'Brim 104 Untitled by Mary O'Brim 110 XXIV by Mary O'Brim 110 XXI by Mary a'Brim 114

BOOK REVIEWS Tht Wantkring Uttrus: PolitiN and Ihe Reproductivt Rights ofWomm by Aidan Bak" 119 AbDrting Law: An ExpkJrarion oftht Politics ofMotherhood and Mtdiont by Maria Bonanno 120 Killing tht Bkutt Body: Raet. Rtprodumon. and tht Mtaning ofLibtrty by Evt/yn Manasl 121 QUI/It dtoymnetlpour Its fnntntt? La mm tks Etats·Providmu (I tit Ia reprlstntation po/itiqut tn Europe par Edith Ganuau 122 Daddy} Girl' Young Girls and Popular Culturt by Susanne Luhmann 124 What Troublt I Havt Sun: A History ofVioknct Agaimt Wivtt par Sylvie SallOie 125 CRONE CHRONICLES­ 8 A JOURNAL OF CONSCIOUS AGING Founded in 1989 • Spring Equinox 1999 • No. 38

Cover: "Primal Motion" Leea Gray (See "About the Cover," p. 4) From the Editor:Wake up! It's Time for Another Shift 3 Ann Kreilkamp Inside Crone 5 Dear Crone, 6 Crones Counsel VI 10 Remembering Crone: Shauna Adix 1932-1998 12 Linda Raven, Lin Fairchild, Mahtowin, Mnimaka, Nancy Craft, Claudia Kimball, Ann Silverman

Introduction: Love Steers the Stars 14 Ann Kreilkamp "I must begin...." 17 Lisa Elizabeth Berg (Art: Usa Elizabeth Berg) Primal Motion 18 Claudia Kimball Appointment with Destiny 26 Lauren Robins (Art: Honor Treadaway) Interview: Selected by the Spirit ofthe Drum 28 Simone LaDrumma VOICES: During ATime That Once Was 36 Nansea Livingstone To Be Who I Am 36 Lynn Weiss Walking Away 37 NanSea Livingstone These Seven Years 37 NanSea Livingstone Taking in the View 37 Elizabeth Alexander Poem: Sleepers 37 Winona Baker Transiency 38 NanSea Livingstone Slow Motion 38 NanSea Livingstone Three Things 38 NanSea Livingstone Poem: Spring Lover 38 Nancy Lipson Cohen Between Earth and SKY into Spring 39 Katherine Nelson (Art: Katherine NelsolI) Primal Motion: A Possible Metaphor for Healing 45 jeffrey joel (Art:Tina StN/ble) The Body Prays 48 Kay Rasch (Photos: 'limy Rasch,Jonatholl Harrisoll) Y2Krone 51 jeanne Hardy Poem: The Fall of the God 54 Toni Roberts

Space Visions: ConnieVon Praet, Part I 56 Carol Rosin Coming into Crone: For Love ofMother 62 Barbara Tanner Crone Circles: A Not So Accidental Garden 63 Maure Quilter Column: Road Crone 65 Redmoonsong Column: Curmudgeon's Corner 66 Bert Raynes Column: Country Crone 67 jeanne Hardy Column: Sands ofTime 68 Karen Sands Column: She & He 69 Tasha and Stephen Halpert Crone Tracks 70 jeanne Hardy and Glenda Martin Raven Reviews 76 Glenda Martin, Louise Cox, Karen Katzen, Alma Luz Villanueva, Ann Kreilkamp Final Caw: Two Cheers for You ,john Glenn 82 Theodore Roszak Volume to, Number t 9 Spring 1998

• d 1 f f e r e n c e s

Eating and Disorder

ERIN SOROS 1 Giving Death

CHARLES SHEPHERDSON 30 The Gift of Love and the Debt of Desire

TINA CHANTER 75 Tragic Dislocations: Antigone's Modern Theatrics

GERALDINE HENG 98 Cannibalism, the First Crusade, and the Genesis of Medieval Romance

STEPHANIE SMITH 175 Suckers

ONA NIERENBERG 209 A Hunger for Science: Pscyhoanalysls and the "Gay Gene" 10 The Idea of Europe STATE OF THE ART Edited by Dasa Dllhacek 489 Barbara Einhorn and Jeanne Gregory The Belgrade Women's Studies Centre

Marianne GriinelI 499 CONTENTS Women's Studies in Russia: An Interview with Anastasia Posadskaya~ Vanderbeck The INTRODUCTION 293 FEATURE Dllbravka Ugre!ic 297 Tobe Levin 513 European Nice People Don't Mention Such Things The WISE Feature ARTICLES CONFERENCE REPORTS Daniela Datliele 515 Journal of Celia Hawkesworth 311 Borders and Differences: The Risks and Reflections of the Recent Conflict in Pleasures of Transitions Former Yugoslavia in the Works of Women Writers Sue Ledwith, Lucia Nixon and Roberta Woods 516 Women's Women and the City Martlla Walsll 329 Mind the Gap: Where Feminist Theory BOOK REVIEWS Failed to Meet Development Practice- Nora RiUl,ul 521 Studies A Missed Opportunity in Bosnia and Women Against the Nation-State Herzegovina Valentina Uspenskaya and lillie Hemment 525 VOLUMES Catherine Hoskyns and Shiril1 M. Raj 345 The Changing Faces of Russian Women's ISSUES 3-4 Gender, Class and Representation: Studies NOVEMBER 1998 India and the European Union judill, Sclluyf 529 Sue Cohen 367 Body, Space and Presence: Women's Social Virus Envy Exclusion in the Politics of the European Anneke Smelik 531 Union A Literary Approach to Cinema Eleonore Kolman and Rosemary Sales 381 Tobe Levin 533 Migrant Women and Exclusion in Europe For Awhile, 'Even a Gaasha (Foreign Non-Believer] is a Gabatl Glldban [Closed Eira !Wltti 399 l Virgin] .. : On Our Way to Europe: Finnish Women's

Magazines and Discourse on Women l BOOKS RECEIVED Nation and Power 537 LIST OF REFEREES 541 Eltbiela Ostrowska 419 Filmic Representations of the 'Polish INDEX TO VOLUME 5 542 Mother' in Post-Second World WiJI Polish Cinema

Bianca Pelkava and Cilris Griffin 437 Bulgarian Women and Discourses about Work

Sileila Rowbotilam 453 Weapons of the Weak: Homeworkers' Networking in Europe

ABSTRACTS 465

OPEN FORUM Lallra Grunberg 469 Tears for Diana

Elena Gapova 477 ·Women in the National Discourse in Belarus

12 F'eminism ~~_&. C=O...:.N.:..T~E...:.N.:..T.:....:::.S psychology Volume 9. Number I, 1999

______SPECIAL FEATURE

Altachmell/ Theory 5 Editor's Introduction Susan H. FRANZBLAU

10 I. Attachment Theory Revisited: Challenging Conceptual and Methodological Sacred Cows Beverly Bl~"lS

10 II. Historicizing Attachment Theory: Binding the Ties that Bind Susan H. FRANZBLAU

32 Ill. Bowlby's llleory of Attachment and Loss: A Feminist Reconsideration Rose J. CLEARY

43 IV. Securing Attachment Theory's Potential :-laney Gourash BLIWISE ______ARTICLES

53 Ethics in Higher Education: Red Flags and Grey Areas Diane M. FELlClO and Jean PIENIADZ

75 Russian and USA University Students' Attitudes toward Female Social Roles Ludmila V. POPOVA

89 'Class Acts': Educational Involvement and Psycho-sociological Class Processes Diane REAY Feminist 13 Bookstore News 1:1\11:111;

2 nd ANNUAL> January/February 1999 Volume 21 Number 5

BLACK & WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTHS Shades of Sienna: African American Children's Books 23 For Older Girls...... 29 Publisher Profile: RedBone Press 31 Update: The AfrIcan American Lesbian Section 37 Booksellers' Recommend BH & WH litles . 41 ARTICLES The High Price of B&N Web Sile Banners 55 Bookstore News ..... 17 CommenlaJ)' ...... 59 ABA Board Shrinks? • ABA Name Change? • Amazon .com's Offensive Links' Corporate Bookstore Sales News/Short Stories ... .. 7 FTC to Investigate B&N/lngram Deal' SF Vetos Borders' . Women Buy Ms.• £4.2M to Women's Library' Carolyn Kizer, Maxine Kumin Resign from PAP '1999 ZIBF • Women Writing Africa • Publishing Certificate Program Fights Racism' Sojourner Features Feminist Bookstores' FB·Net Catalog "The Best Yet" • BEA 1999 • B&N to Buy Ingram? • ABA's 1999 Forum Dates DEPARTMENTS Ad Index .... 127 Announcements 16 Back 10 Press. 62 Bestsellers .. 67 Classified Ads 128 Lellers 5 Subscription Information 68 They Went That·AWay 63 Writing Wanled 66 THE BOOKS Art Books. 78 Gay Lil 81 Kids' Lit . 69 Music News 75 Mysteries .. 72 Our Own Presses. 85 Publisher's Row 109 Science Fiction & Fantasy 83 Short Raves ... 35 Small Presses 89 University Presses 99 14 Feminist Bookstore News 1:1\11:111:

Spring Announcements March/April1999 Volume 21 Number 6

ARTICLES New Zealand's Women's Book Weekend . 19 Holiday Sales, 1998 Sales. 23 ABA in Action. . 25 Event Schedule for BEAlFB Days 35 News...... 7 Canadian Customs Seizes Cleis Shipment· Legal Updates: More Suits Against B&N • AAP/Coke Reading Campaigns • B&N's textbook.com • FTC Investigales Ingram Sale to B&N • Lammy Finalists· Free ZIBF Passes to ALA Members· Obituary: luie Harbaugh (1927-1999)· COPA Declared Unconstilutional • Fire at Lambda Rising' TLC Report Feminist Publisher News. 39 Bookstore News ... 41 Commentary & Trivia.. 45 Independent Store Closings' Internet Customer Dissatisfaction' Global Business Dialogue on E·Commerce • Bertelsmann's Nazi Past· lnterneVCatalog Sales Practices' Adrienne Rich & Barbara Kingsolver on Threals to Independents DEPARTMENTS Ad Index.. 143 Back to Press. .. 53 Bestsellers .. . 55 Classified Ads. .. 144 Subscription Information. 68 They Went That-AWay. 54 Writing Wanted. . 51 THE BOOKS Art Books. 57 Canadian Books . (on vacation this issue) Gay Lit 61 Kids' Lit. . 75 Music News 71 Mysteries .. 67 Our Own Presses. 79 Publisher's Row. . 119 Science Fiction & Fantasy. (on vacation this issue) Small Presses ... 95 University Presses 109 Video Reviews ... . 59 15 Feminist Collections A Quarterly of Women's Studies Resources

Volume 20, No.2, Winter 1999

CONTENTS

From the Editors ii

Book Reviews SUSIUJ E. Taylor Devil in a Blue Dress: Women, Inherent Evil, and the Sin of Wilchcraft 1 Re1H!cca Young Amazons in the War on Poverty 3 Jocelyn BUey Women on lhe (Moslly Male) ]obsile: SliU StrUggling 5 Thomu P. Maloney In Search of Adventure: Women of Daring and Duly 8

Jill M. Duquaine Feminist Visions: Women Objectified: Gender, Violence, and Mass Media 10

World Wide Web Reviews Pab/enne Baider IUJd Anit" LilUJg Wltche. on lhe Web: A Review of Some Scholarly Siles on Wilches 12 Gail Wood The Old Religion: Website. on Wicca 15 Barb"", Walton Single Parent Support Groups and Information on the Web 17

CompiledbyLind" Shuft Computer Talk 19

Reviewedby PhyUis HolmlUJ New Reference Works in Women's Studies 23 WeisblUd

CompiledbyLind" Shuft Periodical Notes 33

Compiled by Christ/n" Stross Items of Note 37

Books Recently Received 38 16 FENIINIST STUDIES

Volume 24, Number 3 Fall 1998

Preface 483 Bernice L. Hausman Sex Before Gender: Charlotte Perkins 489 Gilman and the Evolutionary Paradigm ofUtopia Nicole Polier True Transgressions: Refusal and 511 Recolonization in the Narrative of a Papuan Migrant "Bighead" Jennifer McLerran Disciplined Subjects and Docile Bodies 535 in the Work of Contemporary Artist Jana Sterbak Elizabeth Meese The Mom of My Dreams 553 Rachel Bagby Vow (Poetry) 571 Judith Newton White Guys (Review Essay) 572 Marlon B. Ross In Search of Black Men's Masculinities 599 (Review Essay) Brian Luke Violent Love: Hunting, Heterosexuality, 627 and the Erotics ofMen's Predation Lise Weil What She Thinks about When She 657 Thinks about Love (Fiction) Laura Doan Passing Fashions: Reading Female 663 Masculinities in the 1920s Notes on Contributors 701 Notes and Letters 703 Publications Received 709 17

WINTER 1998 ISSUE 64

EDITORIAL art

DONNA-LEE BOLDEN GestlifesofMyse~f poetry

E~{ILY SCHULTZ Uetll'eetlRol1dlllltl,Skr Shame Shadow

JULIA VAN GORDER AlHaii': .\!OUfIlillgi Nu/sillg Home: Losing the HBC A Brief Linguistic Foray Into the History ofGirls (Compiled \\'ith tile Aid oftile Merriam- Webster TIlesaurus)

A. MARY M URPHY I am spmding the day; he's /levu been dead before

THERESA DOBKO MadeMani/m B.}. C"SSJ DY Ant Kingdom

~AN DICE BODNARUtc body; ti,e magician

MARGOT K. Lo UIS TIle Old Bodies ATe Bealltiful: strong jaw and kissing lip

,\tOtS" REE ,\-Iara; Tea; Mr. Sharma's DlIu~hter and Mayaram's Balm

TREENA KORTJE Remembering My Voice; Loose Threads

Sc H RO EDER Tlte only thing she broughtlrom RUSSIa fiction MARY Jo POLLAK The Plane's

MOUKPERIAN DIlJIgfi1lg Fingers

ELIZABETH RUTH Stllrk Raving Salle

reviews B R YN RUN D LE rOllng Women Ullit;;! Omario's First YOllng Womell's COIl{eret/ce

LISA MESDUR HerotiC/l The Exc/IUred Wife

COVEl t:. ."nne Griffi,h$ info J ',lin ~,/(r - }-O,lV tiro,..' C!1M«t(T FireweedCALL FOR SUBMISSIONS dCrylic on canvu fOR SVBMISSIONS The IThJvit fo:cr Brown "'dS th~ mspirdlion (or BACK ISSllES 'hi' pi«t tx.:dl.Uot ... r tht ,;,'mtl>.d.ofhu im.gt in ludn"s hip.tH)p. 18 ...... rontiers AJournal ofWomen Studies VOLUME XVIII,NuMBER ],1997

Introduction III Elizabeth janJeJon HISTORY and BIOGRAPHY \'{frirten, They Reappear: Rereading YomlO11dio 141 ShirleyJ Yee JOtUl J\{ Jensen Finding a Place: Mary Ann Shadd Cary Olsen's Silmces and \Varnen's Voices in the and the Dilemmas of Black Migrarion ro American West 146 Canada, 1850-1870 iv[ara Faulkner Sylvia D. Hoffirt Tillie Olsen and the Erotic Connecrion­ Jane Grey Swisshelm and the Negodation of A First Response 150 Gender Roles on the Minnesota Fromier 17 i\Jary Afllrphy June Johmon Buhe "Educate. Organize and Agitate": Reading Prefiguring the New Woman: Frances Fuller and \Xr'riting the \'(forking Class 155 Victor's Refashioning ofWomen and Marriage Tillie Qlsen in "The New Penelope" 40 A Response 159 Judy Y1mg Contributors 161 "It is hard to be born a woman bue hopeless to be born a Chinese": The Life and Times of Flora Belle Jan 66 Sonia Pressman Fuentes Representing \'(fomen 92 THE DESERT IS NO LADY Janice Monk and l1'ra Norwood The Desert Is No Lady 110 Nora Naranjo-Morse (art) Towa: ZlIni Mask 112 Ramona Sakiestewd (art) Mediterranean/l: Sparred Corn 115 Emmi V7hitehorse (art) Un tided: Woodland I 118 Pola Lopez (art) \'(tho Wins This Game?; 500 years ofgrinding corn and praying for a miracle 121 Hannon} Hammond (art) Farm Ghosrs: The Wife's Tale; Bllrden (detail) 124 }"feridel Rubenstein (an) Study for Tilano's Garden: Archimedes' Chamber 127

RESPONSES To and By TILLIE OLSEN Linda RAy Pratt Mediating Experiences in the Scholarship ofTillie Olsen 130 Joanne S. Frye "Requa In; Imersections of (he Real and the Fictional 135 ~rontiers 19 AJournal ofWomen Studies VOLUME XIX NUMBER I. 1998 contents... Preface v Marisa Anne Hlgllflttaro Deborah j. Haynes, Guest Editor The Importance ofAndrea Dworkin's Identity, the Body, and the Menopause: Mercy: Mitigating Circumstances and A Personal Introduction vi Narrative Jurisprudence 147 Ann Kopel Ptll \'(/arwick Menopause: Understanding the Ruminations (fiction) 167 Reproductive Cycle: \Vhat You Should M. LOUIse Stanley (art) Know Before Going to the Docror Garage Sale; The Three Pates: Me?-suring Time 173 Nancy Fugate W00eU }e1mifir Stanley Menopause: Models. Medicine. and Midlife 5 Venus Envy (poetry) 176 Susan j. FrrgtlSon and Carla Parry Rewriting Menopause: Challenging the Linda Grauo Louisa May Alcott's "Magic Inkstand": Medical Paradigm to Reflect Menopausal Little Women, Feminism, and the Women's Experiences 20 Myth of Regeneration 177 Linda Scott (art) Tall (views I and 2); The Three Blood Mysteries Sarah Werthan ButtfJJlvi!Jer (views I and 2) 42 A Planned Pregnancy 193 E. A. (art) Barbara Hillyer Racette The Embodiment ofOld Women: Silences 48 Cradle (installation) 198 Renee Taaffi-Johnson (an) Oregon Menopatue Network Mother Series 11; Mother Series III 61 Resources for Menopause and Midlife Issues 202 Contributors 213 Anne Righton ·Malont Author Index to Volumes 12-18 217 The Power ofShared Stories: Growing Old in the Company ofOther Women's Voices 64 Subject Index to Volumes 12-18 225 Lyn Lifihin (poetry) Mother And Daughter Photogtaphs; My Mother Who Can't; Afterward, Going To My Mother's Apartment 75 Claudine Potvill The Change of Life (fiction) 78 Margaret B. Tittemore (art) Medusa, Myself (interactive installation) 81 ChriJtillf C. JOJt BUSI: Gtandma (poetry) 85 Virginia Schaeftr Carroll Wrestling with Change: Discourse Str

Introduction iii Harvest Srocies: Interviews with Gladys Lillian Macke Alalia /vlu/der- \'(/ollan A Chicana in Nonhern Aztlan: An Oral History afDora Sanchez Trevino 16 jerry Garcia In Their Own Voices: Oral Histories of Festival Anisrs 53 BonnieJ lv/orris The Helga Pictures (poetry) 72 Linda Ann Kittell PETLAND: A Woman's Life 83 Susan PI/1ft PETLAND (art) 89 Kflthryn A. Glo/Um Activist Stories: Cuhure and Continuity in Black Women's Narratives of Grassroots Community \'(fork 94 Cheryl Rodrigllez Grassroots Leadership ReconceptuaJized: Chicana Oral Histories and rhe 1968 East Los Angeles School Blowouts 113 Dolores Delgado Bemal Domestic Violence and Poverty: The Narratives of Homeless Women 143 Jean Calttrone \flilliams Gender, SexualitY, and Class in National Narrations: Palestinian Camp Women Tell Their Lives 166 Rosemary S(~yjgh Treading the Traces of Discarded History: Oral History Ir,staHations (an essay) 186 Alison kfttrchant \'(fomen of the British Coalfields on Srrike in 1926 and 1984: Documenting Lives Using Oral History and Phorography 199 jaclyn j. Gier- ViskovtttoffandAbigail Porter A Penny for Your Thoughts: Stories of\'{!omen, Copper, and Community 231 jtUJet L. Firm Conuiburors 250 ....,..,rontiers 21 A Journal ofWomen Studies VOLUME XIX NUMBER 3, 1998

[ntroduC[ion iii Patching the Past: Students and Oral History 200 Reflections on \'\famen's Oral History: An Exchange Amle Iv!. Butler and Gerri W Sorenson Sman Armitage and Shema Berger Gluck The Color of Birds; Fragments from a Family Album (cover an) 12 Misperceptions of the Speed ofTime (poetry) 214 Shawn J\1ichelle Smith Cheryl M. Tyler Secrets, Lies, and Misremembering: Contributors 217 The Perils ofOral History Interviewing 14 Author Index to Volume 19 221 Sandy Polishuk Subject Index to Volume 19 224 Reading Dynamics of Power through Mexican~Origin Women's Oral Histories 24 Debra f Blake "Do ya wanna dance?": Coilaboradng with and Empowering Preadolescent Girls in Feminist Interpretive Research 42 Alar/ha j. Einerson Reflexivity and Moral Agency: Rescoring Possibility ro Life History Research 58 Gailj. Stearm .Moving Beyond the Mint Green \Valls: An Examination of(Auw)Biography and Border in Ruth Behar's lranslated W0mtn 72 Maya Socolomky Fragile Testimony: Family Photographs and Kelly McKaig's Dreamworlds Shawn Michelle Smith Finding Weezie (fiction) 112 Elizabeth S. Bel! American Family Ponrait: Sisters; French Dolls II; Ennui; Naked in Paris (art) 120 Ttzmara Helm The Yellow Vase; Turning Thirteen (poerey) 126 Arkne L. Malldel! Giving Voice to Chinese American Women 130 Judy Ytmg Overlooked Narrators: What Women Religious Can Contribute to Feminist Oral History 157 Carole Garibaldi Rogers Oral History and Mormon Women Missionaries: The Stories Sound the Same 171 Jessie L. Embry Potato Harvest (poetry) 189 Jo Nelsoll Filming Nana: Some Dilemmas of Oral History on Film 190 Connie Broughton 22 Gender and Development Violence against Women

Contents Volume 6 Number 3 November 1998

Editorial 2 Carolille Sweetlllall

Development practice and violence against women 7 Pllrna Sell

Working towards a world free from violence against women: UNIFEM's contribution 17 Noeleell Heyzer Forced marriage, forced sex: the perils of childhood for girls 27 lvlarialll Gllaltam, Pllrna Sell. alld Marillfll TIIOIIISOII

'The tears have not stopped, the violence has not ended': Political upheaval, ethnicity, and violence against women in Indonesia 34 Galllil Walldita 'I am witness to..:A profile of Sakshi Violence Intervention Centre, India 42 AallellOl Kapllr

ICircumcision'/ culture, and health~care provision in Tower Hamlets, London 48 Joan Camero1l tlIld Karc/l Rawlings Audersoll Political change, rape, and pornography in post-apartheid South Africa 55 Teboho Maitse

Researching 'a family affair': Domestic violence in former Yugoslavia and Albania 60 Samh lvlagllire Interview: Tanya Lipovskaya talks about the Sisters Sexual Assault Recovery Centre, Moscow, Russia 67 Resources: 71 COlllpiled by Elllllla Bell Books and Videos 71 Organisations 74 Campaigns 76 Web sites 77 Journals and reports 78 Index to volume 6 79 Gender and Education 23

Volwne II Nwnber 1 March 1999

Lalnge Bown. Beyond the Degree: men and women at the decision-making levels in British higher education 5

Tapologo Maul/lfeni. African Females and Adjustment to Studying Abroad 27

Sue Clegg, W",i{y Mayfield & Deborah Tray/lUm. Disciplinary Discourses: a case study of gender in information technology and design courses 43

Kay Standing. Lone Mothers' Involvement in their Children's Schooling: towards a new typology of maternal involvement 57

Daoid MilUlberg & Lilach Lev-Ari. Confidence in Mathematics and its Consequences: gender differences among IsracliJewish and Arab youth 75

Lynn Raphael Reed. Troubling Boys and Disturbing Discourses on Masculinity and Schooling: a feminist exploration of current debates and interventions concerning boys in school 93 nOOK REVIEWS Music, G",der, Educalion (Lucy Green) reviewed by June Boyce-Tillman III

A Governess in Ihe Age if]ane Auslen Uoanna Martin) reviewed by Ruth Watts 112

Educaling the Olher: g",der, power and schooling (Carrie Paechter) reviewed by Jane Askew 113

Academics Responding 10 Change: new higher educalionframeworks and academ" cu/lures (Paul R. Trowler) reviewed by Gayle Letherby 115

The Common Ground if Womanhood: class, gender and working girls' clubs, 1884-1924 (Priscilla Murolo) reviewed by Joyce Goodman 116

Dadi{y's Gir/-)'oung girls and popular cu/lure (Valerie Walkerdine) reviewed by Sandra Moffat 117 Guest Editors' Introduction: Special Issue on Gender and Social Movements: Part 2 24 VERTA TAYLOR and NANCY WHITTIER 5 ~ Gender and Social Movements: Gender Processes in Women's Se1f~Help Movements VERTA TAYLOR 8 Identity, Emotion, and Feminist Collective Action '" CHERYL HERCUS !l.. ~ 34 ~"" Gender, Class, and Social Movement Outcomes: ]~ Identity and Effectiveness in 1\vo Animal Rights Campaigns RACHEL L. EINWOHNER 56 "'5II " '" > Talking Feminist, Talking Black: ~ 0 Micromobilization Processes in a Collective Protest against Rape r:l~ AARONETIE M. WHim 77 U '0 o 0 "Everything About Us Is Feminist": ",til The Significance of Ideology in Organizational Change ~OJ"''~ JAN E. THOMAS 101 I>l.g The Influence ofSocial Movements on Articulations of Race and Gender in ~8 Black Women's Autobiographies ~ PAULA STEWART BRUSH 120 Book Reviews Women's Activism in Contemporary Rllssia by Linda Racioppi and Katherine O'Sullivan See MYRA MARX FERREE 138 o, o, Eco/emi"ist Natures: Race, Gender. ~ o, Feminist Theory and Political Action » by Noel Sturgeon U ... ELIZABETH TRACY 139 0 ...'" Creating Socialist Women in Japan: CI} J:>" u.." Gender, Labour and Activism, 1900-1937 by Vera Mackie dd CHARLOTTE G. O'KELLY 141 ~ Abortion lVars: A HalfCenlury ofStruggle, 1950-2000 Edited by Rickie Solinger 0 Abonion Politics: Public Policy in Cross-Cultural Perspective Edited by Marianne Githens and Dorothy McBride Stetson ~ JEAN PETERMAN 142 Justice Interruptus: Critical Reflections on the "Pos/socialist" Condition by Nancy Fraser EILEEN GED... MORAN 144 Real Knockouts: The Physkal Feminism ... ofWomen's Self-Defense J:>" by Martha McCaughey S DEMIEKURZ 145 Z" Between the Flag and the Banner: Women in Israeli Politics by Yael Yishai '" DAFNA NUNDllZRAELt 147 "S The Challenge ofLocal Feminisms: '0" Women's Movements in Global Perspective > Edited by Amrita Basu Women, Work, and Gender Relations in Developing Countries: A Global Perspective Edited by Parvin Ghorayshi and Claire Belanger SHELLEY FELDMAN 148 Erratum 152 25

HEAR US EMERGING SISTERS Features January' February 1999 Exes: Love 'Em, Leave 'Em, Then What? "Get up, get oUl, move on , sister!/I 6 He's Takin~ Her Name Take a name, tlyphenate, stay the same - what's a feminist to do? 8 Surtin~ tor True Love The Internet. The pick-up joint of the '90s .) Don't Believe the Hype Only Pudding Is Instant - Real Love Takes Time \4 Talk About Love, Talk About Sex Sexologist Carol Queen on Sex-Positive Communication In Every Issue \6 Lovin~ Me, Warts and All One woman's story of STO survival 4 We Hear Ya 18 Two Alike - Too Alike? 13 Buzz A look at "Seeking Same" 31 Fashion 11 Fairy Tales and Noah M, Ri~ht When all else falls, marry yourselfl 34 Education and careers 3S Global Woman 36 Books 37 Music 38 Thiw Wave 40 Poetry 44 AFew Good Men 4S Love'o-scopes 46 The Last WOld March, April 1999 26 Features 5 The loy 01 Nature - and How to Avoid It Hey, not everyonels into being \\nature girl" 7 Exxxotic Power An interview with the co-founder of the Exotic Dancers Aliiance 9 Hell on Wheels When you're disabled, every day can be an adventure 10 Findin~ Our Fore-sisters A celebration of Women's History Month 12 Boardin~ lor Breast (ancer, Adventure Divas, and GirIQuest Women go the extreme for personal and political causes 16 II You let Me Play Playing can give us the greatest adventures we have 18 How to Haul aRevolution Up adill - and Never let Them See Ya Sweat Wonder Woman goes rock-climbing 20 Wrestlin~ With the Fake and Fabulous Sometimes pure escapism - and the WWF - is just what the doctor ordered 22 Beyond labels The "condom girls" of the Street Survival Project 26 Spirituallourneys and the Mysteries of the Universe Yo, spirit guides - the line forms to the right 28 Stormin~ the White House Join the search for Mdm. President in part one of a series on women in politics

In Every Issue 4 We Hear Ya 30 Dialo~e: For One and AIl- Women and Activism 33 Buzz 34 Books 35 Music 36 Global Woman 38 Third Wave 39 Education and (areers 41 Fashion - Urban Warriors 44 AFew Good Men 45 Heroscopes 46 The last Word Health Care 27 for Women International

CONTENTS Volume 20 / Number I/ 1999

EDITORIAL / 1 PREVENTING SECONDARY PREGNANCY IN ADOLESCENTS: A MODEL PROGRAM / Hazel N. Brown, Rebecca B. Saunders, and Margaret 1. Dick / 5 ABNORMAL PAPANICOLAOU SMEARS, GENITAL TRACT INFECTIONS, AND CONTRACEPTION / Joellen W. Hawkins, Peggy S. Matteson, and Gloria Mersha / 17 WOMEN'S EXPERIENCES OF PRETERM LABOR: A FEMINIST CRITIQUE / Susan Chamberlain Williams and Marlene C. Mackey / 29 USE OF INDIGENOUS EXPLANATIONS AND REMEDIES TO FURTHER UNDERSTAND NAUSEA AND VOMITING DURING PREGNANCY / Beverley O'Brien and M. Joyce Relyea / 49 PREGNANCY DURING RESIDENCY-AN ISRAELI SURVEY OF WOMEN PHYSICIANS / O. Pinhas-Hamiel, Z. Rotstein, A. Achiron, U. Gabbay, R. Achiron, Y. Barak, A. Israeli, and S. Nay / 63 PREDICTORS OF RAPE IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC / M. K. Chapko, P. Soms., A. M. Kimball, R. V. Hawkins, and M. Massanga / 71 INFORMATION SOURCES, MENOPAUSE BELIEFS, AND HEALTH COMPLAINTS OF MIDLIFE FILIPINAS / Judith A. Berg and Juliene G. Lipson / 81

HIV-POSITIVE MOTHERS AND STIGMA / Deborah ingram and Sally A. Hutchinson / 93

ANNOUNCEMENTS / 105

ERRATUM / 107 28 HECATE

An Interdisciplinary Journal of Women's Liberation

Vol. XXIV no. ii, 1998

4-7 Editorial

8-21 'Lovable Natives and Tribal Sisters': Feminism, Maternalism and the Campaign for Aboriginal Citizenship in New South Wales in the Late 1930s Victoria Haskins

22-26 Poems by Rae Sexton, Kelly Pilgrim

27-32 'The Dress' Jennifer Moore

33-36 'Circumstantial Ambiguity: Dreaming de Beauvoir' Christina Broughton

37-59 Bandit Queen Through Indian Eyes: The Recreations and Reincarnations of Phoolan Devi Meera Kosambi

60-63 'Egg Stories' and etching 'Egggid' AsshIey Moreton-Shae

64-71 Poems by Ellen Rodger, Leslie Walter, Lissa Mitchell, Lyn Reeves, Coral Hull 72-84 Nothing Like the Real TIling: (post)colonialism and Travelling Janlne Little 85-96 'A Story Well Told' from Lucia's Story Enza Gandolfo 97-114 ArticUlating the Future and the Past: Gender, Race and Globalisation in One Nation's Self-Construction Ann Curthoys and Carol Johnson 115-120 'Aborigines Have Different Ideas AboUl Property' Sarah Endacott

121-148 A 'Red Revolutionist and Ranter': Jean Devanoy in the Early 1930s Carole Ferrier

149-150 'Argy Bargy' Helen Cerne 150-152 Poems by Donna Wakelin, Rowena Lennox, Cary McDermott

153-154 'Her Kind' Melissa Ashley

155-158 'singing the revolution blues for alice' Melissa Lucashenko

159-172 'Gunana Is the Land of My Dreams That's Rich in Culture With Its Background' Lahumore Elsie Roughsey with Chris Watson and Paui Memmott HECATE'S

29

Debates and Discussions

2 Recent Writing by Indigenous Women Terry Whltebeach 9 This Writing Ufe Anne (olUos Ii In/VIsible Presence: ltalo-Australlan Women Writing Ema Gandolfo 1-'\ Australian Feminist Academic Journals Margaret Henderson 16 Greek-Australian Women Writers Anastasia Gessa·Rlchardson 31 Indigenous Women Writing In Australia and North America Heather Neilson 42 An Imagined land: A(Re)vlslon In fiction by Welsh Writers Heather Nix

Aotearoa NZ Women's Writing and Publishing

21 Guest Editor's Introduction Cathie Dunsford 22 Three Hew Voices Beryl Fletcher 24 Alive and Welt: lesbian Writing Susan Sayer 27 AWoman In Publishing Daphne Brasell 28 Translating Aolearoan lesbian Hovels Into German Karin Melssenburg

Creative Writing

6 Waltzing through the Leuky Ward Dominique Hecq 12 Talking to Myself Beatriz Copello 20 The Way People's Bodies Mean the World MTC Cronin The Second Way People's Bodies Mean the World 33 lacunae Sandra Hutchins

Reviews

4 lulu: A Romance by Annamarle lagose Kylie O'Connell 5 Red Shoes by Carmel BIrd Gaylene Perry 6 ASmaU fish by Imelda P. Smith Carmel Macdonald Grahame 7 Barmaids: A History ofWomen's Works In Pubs by Diane Kirkby Susan Holmes 8 Race Against Time by Lee Cataldi Bev Braune '3 Torres Strait lslanderWomen and the Padfic War by Elizabeth Osborne Betty Mclellan '7 The Crystal Messenger by Pham Thl Hoal Phuong Ha .8 Telling flesh: The Substance of the Corporeal by Vicki Kilby Tlmmee Grinham 34 The Olive Grove: Travels In Greece oy Katherine Kizilos Kathryn Oglivie 35 Sun, Wind and Diesel by MirielLenote;Soundlngs by Helen Cerne Charlotte CluUerbuck; Home Brewed and lethal by Colleen Burke 36 Paradise Is a Place by Gillean Mears and Sandy Edwards Isabel Crombie 38 Marla's War by Amy Witting Carmel Macdonald Grahame 39 Gender Politics In latin America: Debates In Theory and Practice Leticia Worley edited by ElIzabeth Oore 4' Who KlHed leigh leigh? AStoryof Shame and Mateshlp Annie Cossins in an Auslrallan Town by Kerry Carrington TIerra del fuego: New and Selected Poems by Jennifer Strauss Usa Fletcher The Gatekeeper's Wife by Fay Zwicky 46 Answering Back-Girls, Boys and Feminism in Schools Georgina Tsolidis by lane Kenway and Sue Willis 47 The Abortion Myth by Leslie Cannold Margie Ripper

3° Books Received

Cartoons by Debbie Harmon Qadri 30

FALL/WINTER 1998 VOLUME 13 NOS.2/3

STAYING AWAKE THROUGH BREAST CANCER by Mary Ann Cincotta "". 3 RE-ENTERING THE BODY by Patricia Cumbie " "".. """.. "" .. """. 6 THE LONGING OF LANGUAGE by Mary Sharratt "."."""""."""""".""" 8 A NEW WAY OF LIFE by Sally Rubenstein """ "" " " 12 HOLES by Gray Jacoblk """ """ "" " "" ",, 12 VANITIES by Bertha Rogers "" " "" """" " i3 HYSTERECTOMY by Andrea Potos .. " .. "" "".. "" """" 13 MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS: 'A WOMAN'S DISEASE' by Marsha Zabarsky 14 TALKING ABOUT SUZIE, 1959 by Judith Arcana """ 15 MY FATHER TELLS ME SOMETHING, 1973 by Judith Arcana "" 15 THE GARDEN by Kate Niles " ""." "".. "" """ """ 16 THE STORY OF THE ORGASM MACHINE by Susan Koppelman " 18 BOOK REVIEWS by Cincotta, Duqualne, Plmley, Shelton, Sturgis, et. al. 20 BOOKWATCH by Carol Maloney "" "". 23 THE BACK PAGE women's health facts, advertisements """ 24 HYPATIA 31

VOL. 13, NO.4 FALL 1998

vii Preface

Christine Overall Monogamy, Nonmonogamy, and Identity 18 Lisa Tessman Dangerous Loyalties and Liberatory Politics 40 Cynthia B. Bryson Mary Astell: Defender of the Disembodied Mind 63 Cynthia Kaufman Knowledge as Masculine Heraism or Embodied Perception: Knowledge, Will, and Desire in Nietzsche 88 Sharyn Clough A Hasty Retreat From Evidence: The Recalcitrance of Relativism in Feminist Epistemology

Book Review 112 Hilde Lindemann Nelson Feminist Approaches to Bioethics: Theoretical Ref/ections and Practical Applications by Rosemarie Tong.

II? Notes on Contributors 119 Guidelines for Contributors/Calls for Papers 124 Announcements 126 Recent Back Issues •• 32 ir1S AJournal about Women No. 38 Winter/Spring 1999

4 EDITOR'S PAGE 5 CONTRIBUTORS 6 HOT FLASHES

THE POLITICS OF THE BODY

10 The Second Coming of Breast FICTION Implants '::;6 ~liJk SIS'll. JOHNSTON BY DIANA ZUCKERMAN ~·H Virginia BARBARA DRAKE 16 The Deportation of Barbie from Iran POETRY BY FARZANEH MILANI -,8 General Delivery HEATHER BURNS Change of life NURA Y1NGUNG The Internist HEATHER BURNS 26 Bill and Monica: Two Perspectives Close as Cinderella at .... tidnight SUSAN LANDGRAF Yes Means Yes 62 Breathe lAMESA WIlLIAMS Sin lAMESA WIlLWdS BY SUSAN FMlMAN The Healer KAAEN WHntHR.l Feminists and Bill Clinton 76 For Lucy, Who Came First MARIlYN TAnOR Feeding the Decoys CAROL FRITH The Lilies KAREHNE WOOD BY GWENDOLYN MINK Resignation LIlACE A. MEWN 38 Nurturing Nudity: The Work of Ellen Fisher Turk REVIEWS BY DANIELLf DUClOS 64 "fake Up Little Susie: Pregnancy and Power before Roe v. Wade. A Public Art Installation 39 Give Me Something Good to Eat REVIEWED BY RlCIOE SOUHGER BY GRACE EUZABETH HALE 66 A Gift ojIbe Emperor hr Therese Park REVIEWED BY MARGARET O. srm 44 Learning Something Else: 70 nJe Body Project: An Intimate History ofAmerican Girls Embracing the Dying Body in by Joan Jacobs Brumberg RMfWEO BY JAlHE STRAUSS Doris Lessing's The Diary ofa 71 How Did I Come To Write 'flJe Body Project? BY JOAH JAC08S BRUMBfRG Good Neighbor 72 Blood Stories: Menarcbe and the PoWles ojthe Female BY ROSEMARIE GARlAND THOMSON BOt~l'by Janet Lee and Jennifer Sasser·Coen and Hot Flashes: Women Writers on the Change oflife 50 Lifting the Weight: Flight Lynne Taelzsch. ed. REVIEWED BY ADflE ABAAHAMSf Attendants' Challenges to 73 Hair-Ratstng: Beauty, Cultllre, and African American Women Enforced Thinness by Noliwe M, Rooks REVIEWED BY HATASHA R. COlf·UONARD Afrlcan~American BY KATHLEEN M. BARRY 7') Midwifel}' tn the South: Dialogues of Birth, Race, andMemory by Gertrude J. Fraser REVIEWED BY JESSICA BlUNDEll ON THE COVER: " 'Now. let's toast to Ihat!' SatvaOora and AlIce coincide, clicking goblets or line phitier ART WORK aboYe well-seasoned lealher, white Petra perches resplendent, bathed in turquoise and 15 from Guiding Light MARTA PelUSO magenta, mistress of lhe mainmast. and whiSpers her commanCllhal Alice and 21 Light Reflections In/On!Against Claude Monet's SalvaDOla thrill her by dancing another lango La japonulse SptR: CONCEPTUAl PHOTOGAAPHY through the jewel box wilh extension. 31 ,\leasuring Up JUUE RAPPAPORT WHEElER queendom of lhe dolls. 43 You're So Sexy ABl6AIl f. UNfERT Tango of Ihe Dolls in lhe Deep Photo: '14 in sequence ot 15 55 Rack II JUDmllEEMAHN Copyright Q 1993 by Jill Casld & Maria DeGuzman (SPIAj (f) from Scarred Tex(slSacred Territories MARTA PElUSO FROM THE EDITOR xiii 33 Foreword xv Virginia Goldner The Dislocation of Women's Experience in Family ..... Therapy o Rhea V. Almeida ..,t: ::s Child Development: Intersectionality of Race. Gender. ~ Class. and Culture 23 Rhea V. Almeida GO- Rosemary Woods - ....., Theresa Messineo 3 ;p ~ 3 Evolving Constructs of Masculinity: Interviews .... _. with Andres Nazario, Jr., William Doherty, o ::s_. ~ til and Roherto Font: Commentary 49 ~- Claadia Bepko 00 Z- Rhea V. Almeida t: ;Jl Theresa Messineo r::r3 3_. }'llne/la Stevenson ..,,<~ ­ Traditional Norms of Masculinity 81 Robert~Jay Green -;:} ..,~ ~ Finding the Words: Instruments for a Therapy of Liberation 85 "0 Roberto FOII/ '< Ken Dolan-Del Vecchio Rhea V. Almeida

Dialogue: Transformations of Race and Gender 99 Elaine Pillderhughes Evan/mber-Black LYJlIl Parker

INTERVIEW

An Interview with Lillian Comas-Diaz, PhD 113 Sukie Magraw

BOOK REVIEWS

If Problems Talked: Narrative Therapy ill Actioll, by Victoria C. Dickerson and Jeffrey L. Zimmerman 131 Reviewed by Joan Laird

The Couple and Family ill Mal/aged Care: Assessmellt, EvaluatioH, mui Treatmelll, by Dennis A. Bagarozzi 134 Reviewed by Ida Swearingen

III lhe Therapist :" Mirror: Reality i" the Making, hy Marilyn Wedge 137 Reviewed by Kitty LaPerriere

Politics ofMasculillities: Men i" Movements, by Michae! A. Messner 140 Reviewed by Victor Nelson Journal of Feminist Family Therapy

34 An International Forum

VOLUME 10 NUMBER 2 1998

REGULAR ARTICLES

A Life Stage Model Should Include Single Women: Clinical Implications for Addressing Ambivalence 1 Karen Gail Lewis Marital Equality When Mothers Stay Home 23 Toni Schindler Zimmerman Stephanie Crandall Seng Leslie Parker NOr/hen John W. Grogan DIALOGUE

American Welfare Reform and the Swedish Welfare State 47 Jodie Kliman Gunnar Forsberg HUMOR SECTION

My Grandmother, the Goddess 69 Nicole Hollander Why I Gave Up Feminism 73 Nicole Hollander BOOK REVIEWS

Development and Vulnerability in Close Relationships, edited by Gil G. Noam and Kurt W. Fischer 77 Reviewed by PhilipA. Cowan

Dubious Conceptions: The Politics ofTeenage Pregnancy, ~~~~. ~ Reviewed by Celia Jaes Falicov

FU/llre III/erventions with Ba/lered Women and Their Families, edited by Jeffrey L. Edleson and Zvi C. Eisikovits 86 Reviewed by Jan Goldman

We're Just Good Friends: Women andMen in Nonromantic Relationships, by Kathy Werking 88 Reviewed by Thorana S. Nelson

MOVIE/PLAY REVIEW

Rent, by Jonathan Larson 91 Reviewed by Kathy Lay Journal of Feminist Family Therapy 35 An International Forum

VOLUME 10 NUMBER 3 1998

REGULAR ARTICLES

Anger Management and Gender Differences: From Classroom Teaching and Research to Clinical Applications Annie L. Collen-Hustoll

The Unequal Bargain: Power Issues in Couples Therapy 17 LYIlJJ Parker

Challenging Traditional Discourses in Psychotherapy: Creating Space for Alternatives 39 Rachel T. Hare-Muslin

REFLECTIONS

Becoming an Outsider Within: Reflections on Professional and Personal Identity Development as a Lesbian- Feminist Marriage and Family Therapist 57 Wallda M. Clark

HUMOR SECTION

Above the Glass Ceiling 65 Nicole Hollander

BOOK REVIEWS

A Family Approach to Psychiatric Disorders, by Richard A. Perlmutter 7 I Reviewed by fda Swearillgell

Women at Risk: Domestic Violence and lVomell S Health, by Evan Stark and Anne Flitcraft 73 Reviewed by Nydia Garcia Preto

Growing Up ill a Lesbian Family, by Fiona L. Tasker and Susan Golombok 75 Reviewed by Jalle Ariel

The Trouble with Blame: Victims, Perpetrators, alld Respollsibility, by Sharon Lamb 78 Reviewed by Rachel Dash

Shadow ofthe Other: lll/ersubjeclivily and Gender ill Psychoanalysis. by Jessica Benjamin 82 Reviewed by Rachel T. Hare-lv/lIsli"

MOVIE/PLAY REVIEW

Good Will HI/lltillg, written by Matt Damon and Ben Affleck, directed by Gus Van Sant 85 Reviewed by Dina Shulman 36 JOURNAL OF FEMINIST STUDIES IN RELIGION

Fall 1998 Volume 14 Number 2

C Editors' Introduction Elisabeth Schj;.~sler Fiore'IUJ Emilie M. Totl:tles o Articles _ Constructing Theolo~ies of Survival in the South African Context: The i\'ecessity of a Critical Engagement Between Postmoclem and Liberation Theory Berer/e!J Hath/ad .5 Prostitution: A Feminist Ethical Analysis Karell Peter-wn-lyer 19 "Woman" and the "Primitive" in Paul Ttllich's Life and Thought: Some Implications for the Study of Religion Tracy Feuenden 45 o Speaking Out _

Ku:ok Pui·lan 77 o Special Section: (Con)Texts of Terror _ Introduction Cflllulia Camp 79 .\'gu:etsi (Bride): The :\uomi·Ruth Story from an African-South African Womans Perspective .\ladipollne j. .\lasenya 81 Fonns of Violence and the Violence of Fonns: Two Cannibal Mothers before a King (2 Kings 6:2..£-33) 91

C In A Different Voice _ The Eighth Sacmment )fanJ Kemwn Herbert 105 o Roundtable: Feminists and Religion _ Introduction Emilie M. Towne.s 106 From Superstition to Enlightenment to the Race for Pure Consciousness: Anti-Religious Currents in Popular and ACildemic Feminist Discourse .\(/chelle M. Lelu..'ica 108

Teaching Religion and Feminist Theory to a New Generation Amy Ric},fjll 124 Spirituality as a Resource for Activism Marlha Ackel~bcrg 132

o Notes On Contributors, -'-- _ 139 Volwne 8 Nwnber 1 March 1999 37

Channaine AfcEachem. Comic Interventions: passion and the men's movement in the situation comedy, Home lmprovemtllt 5

Gina Wisktr. Don't Look Now! The compulsions and revelations of Daphne du Maurier's horror writing 19

Susan Rowlnnd. Michele Roberts' Virgins: contesting gender in fictions' re-writing Jungian theory and Christian myth 35

renie c. hoogland. First Things First: Freud and the question of primacy in gendered sexuality 43

SUTUchi Thapar-Bjtirktrl. Negotiating Otherness: dilemmas for a non-Western researcher in the Indian sub-continent 57

John Hoptoll. Militarism, Masculinism and Managerialisation in the. British Public Sector 71

Pamela Abbott & Emma Williamson. 'Nomen, Health and Domestic Violence 83

REPORT Ehsan Elgaddal Saud. Sudanese Women Refugees in Cairo, Egypt 103

BOOK REVIP,WS Gender and A1igration (Caroline Sweetman, Ed.) reviewed by Henriette Louwerse 105

Gender, FamilY and Work in Naples (V. A. Goddard) reviewed byJudith Bryce 107

A.fler the wvtdeath: Jexual violence and the making ofculture (Lawrence Kramer) reviewed by Lizzy Graham 109

Communig Activism and Feminist Politics: organidng across rau, c/a.ss and gender (Nancy·A. Naples, Ed.) reviewed by Elizabeth Frazer 110

Women and Work in Modem Britain (Rosemary Crompton) and Promoting Gender Equali{y 01 Work: turning vision inlo rtali!>, Jor tht twen!Y-first untmy (Eugenia Date-Bah, Ed.) reviewed by Janette Webb III

WQmm in Matktmalics: the addition of difference (Claudia Henrion) reviewed by Janet Duffin 115

DiskJcating Cul/ures: identilies, traditions, and third world jfT7linism (Uma Narayan) reviewed by Kathleen Lennon 116

Stnfi: sex and politics in labour unio.'u (Barbara Pocock, Ed.) reviewed by Sheila Cunnison liB

Facing the Mirror: older women and beau{y shop cul/ure (Frida Kerner Funnan) and God's Daughters: (I,.'angelical women and the power if"submission (R. Marie Griffith) reviewed by Rosamund Billington 120 ilaJ.y Bodies and Boundan"es: jf7llinirm, postmodernism and (bio)ethics (Margit Shildrick) reviewed by Diane E. Pitt 122

BOOKS RECEIVED 125

NOllCEBOARD 127

NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS 12B Foreword: Rhomboid Pegs for Oblong Hearts xxi DOlllla Allegra 38 Introduction: The Lesbian Polyamory Reader: Open Relationships. Non~Monogamy, and Casual Sex Marcia Munson Judilh P. Sie/boum CHOOSING ALTERNATIVES The Polyamory Quilt: Life's Lessons II Alllle Da/ Vera If This Is Tuesday, It Must Be Dee ... Confessions of a Closet Polyamorist 23 Nallelle K. Garlrell Lesbians as Luvbeins 35 JoAnn Lou/all Patriarchal Monogamy 39 Judilh P. Sie/boum Turning Down the Jezebel Decibels 47 Mamy Hall

Poly Wants a Lover 63 Ellell Or/ealls

FRIENDS AND LOVERS

Poly-Friendships 71 Esther (Po/yester?) Rothb/um

Seven Poems for Three 85 Amanda Koval/ana

Addressee Unknown 97 Karla Jay (/J .....(I) C'l Bad Frielld Book 105 '"0 ,....,--- Katharine Mall/wei Sprecher .....=' v:J The Spontaneous Imaginative Life en I-< III Q (I) Joanne Hetherington ro..o K. Lillda Kivi ..... 8 Catherine Fisher ..0 =' Lyll Merry/eather ~Z 0\ 0\ LIVING THE DREAM ...1 ~ 0\ ~ .... '+-< Matriarchal Village 125 0 (I) Thyme S. Siegel ro 8 -Q =' A Boomer's View of Non-Monogamy 135 I-< - Molly Martill 0=' ~ ~ Impossible Body 143 Lisa Lusero

Paradigms of Polyamory 151 Al11rgarilll Zamhrano

If I.ove Is So Wonderful, Whal's So Scary About MORE? 157 Ellm L. Hu/pe,."

A Long Journey Towards Polyamorous Bliss 165 Cyll/hia Deer (continued) SO MANY WOMEN, SO LITTLE TIME

Kitaka's Experiment; or, Why I Started the Ecstasy Lounge 179 39 Kitaka

("Denny's Tune") I'm Not Monogamous Anymore, But. .. 185 A1Lt Dobkill

Dinah, Sam, Beth, and Jolyn Say 189 Merril Mushroom '-< 0 Gays to Marry? Let's Not! 197 a...... I:: Martha McPheeters I:: ::l - ~ Canary in the Coal Mine 205 S (1) 0- Ted ....., tH ~ Safer Sex and the Polyamorous Lesbian 209 ..... ~ '0 (1) Marcia Munson '0 Z rJJ '0 I:: 0-_. Models of Open Relationships 217 S ~ Kalhy Labriola 0- ::l (1) ..... C/) The Flexible House: A Fairy Tale 227 rJJ Kathryn lVerlume ..... I:: -0-_. N (1) BOOK REVIEWS - rJJ Lesbian Self-(Re)Presentation: Clothes Encounters and Defining Looks: His/oy)' ofLesbian Hailj alld Other Tales ofBellt Life ill a Straight World, by Mary Dugger 235 RevielVed by Lyllda Hall

Stale Identity Polilics: COII/pa,ieras: Latina Lesbians, edited by Juanita Ramos 239 Reviewed by Marfa Dolores Cosla

Exploring Lesbian Culture: Lavender Culture, ediled by Karla Jay and Allen Young 249 RevielVed by Angela Sill/on

Amongst the Out-Fielders: Out in the Field: Reflections ofLesbian and Gay Atl/hropologists, edited by Ellen Lewin and William L. Leap 251 Reviewed by Wendy Mee

"Love and Coming Oul": Yes I Said, Yes I Will, by Judilh McDaniel and Never Say Never, by Linda Hill 256 RevielVed by Lynn A. WalkielVicz

Illustrations The Three ofCups 69 Healing Hands 70

May Day Celebrlllioll 123

Festival SholVers 124

Traveling Amazons 177

The Hellna Heads 178 All photographs by Shoshana Rothaizer 40 Journal of Women & Aging Volume 10, Number 4 1998

Old, Female, and Rural

Introduction B. Jail McCulloch, PhD

Subjective Realities of Rural Older Women's Lives: A Case Study 7 Della Shellk, PhD

"Staying Close to Shore": A Context for Older Rural Widows' Use of Health Care 25 Eileell J. Porter, PhD

Rural Women's Economic Realities 41 Dialle K. McLaughlill, PhD

Family Relationships of Older, Rural Women: Stability and Change 67 J eall Pearsall Scali, PhD

Critical Review: Synthesis and Recommendations for Research, Education, and Policy 81 Vira R. Kivell, PhD

Epilogue 91 B. Jail McCulloch, PhD The Journal of Women and Religion Volume 16 41 1998

Soul to Soul Women. Reli,~ion & the 21st Centlll')'

Conference Proceedings February 26-March 1, 1998 • Center for Women and Religion Graduate Theological Union Berkeley, California

Sandra E. H. Smith Blair Margaret R. Miles Katie G. cannon Janice Mirikitani Clare B. Fischer Unda A. Moody China Galland CarolOchs Tracy D. Gary Tina Pippin Mary E. Hunt carol Robb Rt. Rev. Leontine Kelly Elizabeth SchUssler Fiorenza Cheryl Kirk-Duggan Luisah Telsh Karen Lebacqz Emilie Townes 42

JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S HISTORY

VOL. 10 NO.4 WINTER 1999

Editors' Nole / 6

ARTICLES

Nikki R. Keddie The New Religious Politics and Women Worldwide: A Comparative Study / 11 Margaret Lamberts Bendroth Fundamentalism and the Family: Gender, Culture, and the American Pro-family Movement I 35 Martin Riesebrodt and Kelly H. Chong Fundamentalisms and Patriarchal Gender Politics I 55 Patience A. Schell An Honorable Avocation for Ladies: The Work of the Mexico City Union de Damas Cat6licas Mexicanas, 1912-1926/ 78 Amrita Basu Women's Activism and the Vicissitudes of Hindu Nationalism I 104 Paola Bacchetta Militant Hindu Nationalist Women Reimagine Themselves: Notes on Mechanisms of Expansion/Adjustment / 125 Elora Shehabuddin Beware the Bed of Fire: Gender, Democracy, and the Jama1at-i Islami in Bangladesh / 148 Valentine M. Moghadam Revolution, Religion, and Gender Politics: Iran and Afghanistan Com- pared / 172

REVIEW ESSAYS Margot Badran Feminisms and Islamisms I 196 MII~lillJ WOllffll Qud tilt Politics o/Participation: 1llliliell/fIItillg Ihe Beijing Plalform ed. by Mahnaz Afkhami and Erika Friedli Mixl'd Blc~~illg~; Gl'llda ami Rl'1igiol/s FllUdallll?lllaliSI1l Cross Cll/turalf.y ed. by Judy Brink and JOiln Mencheri Till' Forbiddcn Madan: Citli/izafiOIl and Veilil/g by Niliifer GOli Grllda Politics ill Sudall; l~lallli~lII, Socialis/ll, alld tile Stale by Sondra Halei WOlllfll ill tlU! QJlrlall, Traditions, al/d IllterpretMioll by Barbara Siowasseri Ft'milli~m alld Islam: Legal a/ld Liltrary Per~pf'{­ Ii{le~ ed, by Mai Yamani

Jasamin Rostam-Kolayi The Politics of Women's Rights in the Contemporary Muslim World I 205 MIiS/i111 Women alld Ihe PoUtics 0/ Participation: Imp/ementillg tilt Beijillg Plalform ed, by Mahnaz Afkhami and Erika Friedli Reconstructed Lives; Women alld /ran's islalllic Reuolllliol/ by Haleh Esfandlari; Islam, Gmder, al/d Social Cllallge ed. by Yvonne Yazheck Haddad and John L. Espositoi Marriage 011 Trial: A Sllldy ofIslamic F{jlllily Law by Ziba Mir-Hosseini

ABSTRACTS OF BOOKS / 216

CONTRIBUTORS / 237

NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS / 240

ANNOUNCEMENTS / 242

ACKNOWLEDGMENT TO REVIEWERS I 245 Poetfy Ellid Shomer 14 How Could I Know Nalley Corso/l CarIeI' 15 Sacred Pollen on the Hood of 43 My '84 Honda Jallet Dm:is Karmali 16 Papudums Susall Peters 17 ", .. the River Froze at Marlow .. <: Mary Chi- \Viii Kim 18 Moon's Retlection in a Thousand Rivers 0 ...... P> Victoria Allderson 19 The Black Snake Dines 0 Helen Wallace 20 Fml1ces Refuses to Set Back Her Clock r ~ J. V. 8el0 27 Lovespeak :x 8 ~ Balling :x...... HI/erie L. EgaI" 28 The First Secret 0...., ~ 28 Coiled Dreams ~ Alllla CitrillV 29 The Wolf and the Rabbit 0 t Claudia AJarch Reder 31 Geometry Class S ...... ~ , Carol V. Dm'is 32 Common Knowledge l:l • '" rn' Jlmxe Piercy 35 The Rabbi's Grandduuglucr and the '" ...... • Christmas Tree '" ... • et Susan A:::ar Porlelfield 44 Good Reasons P! AJar)' K. Stillwell 45 Signage g- 0 Jewme Lilt::: 54 Luxuries '"1 Betty Lies 54 What the Artist Knew ~ Chelsea Rathburn 61 OUf Dragon Z f'l' a-c Barbra Nightil/gale 62 Miranda in Her First Short Poem 0 ~ Nalley Hewitt 63 Love of Laundry .-- C1> Priscilla Atkins 67 It ent As Deep RlI1h Zimmerman 68 Opening the Safe Susanna Lang 70 The Storytellers Fictioll Janice DaltgJwrty 7 Black Widow Pat Krll/fillllll 24 Cleopatra at the Mammographers' Court Susan Hubbard 37 Birth of a Poet Doris Betts 51 Who is Sylvia? (Novel in Progress) /vlary Gardner 64 Majolica All/ollia MesslIri 71 Thaw Dallll Daemon 75 The Literal Gounnand - A Fable Visual Art Betsy Damas 2 "Tearing Trammels" 5 Untitled 6 "Past Trophies/Past Treasures" ,Haxille R. Cable 21 "Supas" Detail 22 "Carnival in Samsara" 23 "Wheel of Life" Jfanlw Tabor 33 "Paling" 34 "Jacob's Ladder I" Gayle Rothschild 55 "Balloon Lady" 56 "Jess" 57 "Soccer Bracelet" 58 "#4 Silverplate" 59 "Congratulations" 60 "One Down" Illterview Eli::abeth Emus 46 An Interview with Dons Bells

Notes About COlltributors 77 44 A Leadership Journal: Women in Leadership - Sharing the Vision . Volume 1, Number 1 . . Summer 1996 Editorial Comments , , ,1 Trudie Kibbe Reed ARTICLES Leadership Studies as an Academic Discipline: The Columbia College Experience 3 Peler T. Mitchell Linda B. Sa/aue A Nested Theory of Conflict ,." ,., 9 Maire A. Dugan lilt's Too Bad You're a Woman ... ": Psychosocial and Career Developmental Issues for Women in Midlevel Leadership Roles 21 Rosemary S. Caffarella, M. Carolyfl Clark, afld Peggy B.Ingram Sharing the Vision: Leadership as Friendship and Feminist Care Ethics 33 Gern' Perrealllt Motivational Factors and Behavioral Styles of Women Leaders: Comparing the Public, Private, and Nonprofit Sectors " ", ," ",' "'" , "" ", ".51 Shirley M. Geiger, Anne M. McCulloch, aIId Belinda F. Gergel Entrepreneurial Leadership , ,.'" , ,., ", ", "" ,..65 Barbara K. Mislick Collaboration Up Close and Personal , "" , "", ,.. ,, ,' ,., ""." " ,73 Wilma F. Smith, Barbara Gottesman, and Phyllis Edmundson Transforrnative Leadership for Culturally Pluralistic Realities , ", ,, ", " 81 Geneva Gay Relational Leadership: Authentic Voices of U.S. Feminist Leaders 91 Knlll/een Loughlill Care of the Leader's Soul: Thoughts on Leadership and Spirituality 99 Sally Z. Hare

PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS OF LEADERSHIP A Student's Contribution A Basic Instruction on the Use of Parliamentary Procedures for Leaders lOS Sarah Masumi Hayllar

BOOK REVIEWS Women And Leadership: A Contextual Perspective 121 Karitl Klenke Reviewer: William S. Howe Different Voices: Gender and Perspective in Student Affairs Administration ,123 lane Fried, Editor Reviewer: Susan R. 101les Technology in Student Affairs: Issues and Answers 125 lohn L. Baier and Thomas S. Strong Reviewer: Jallet R. Caldwell Selu: Seeking the Com-Mather's Wisdom ,...... : ,127 Marllou Awiakta Reviewer: Jerold Savory Building Communities of Difference: Higher Education in the Twenty·First Century .. , 129 William G. Tierney Reviel.oer: Patrick G. Love The Leader of the Future: New Visions, Strategies, and Practices for the Next Era 131 Frances Hesselbeill, Marshall Goldsmith and Ric!lard Beckhard. Editors. The Drucker FOlwdalioll Series Reviewer: Gila De Souza INTERNATIONAL REGISTRY FOR GLOBAL LEADERSHIP 135 http://\vww.colacoll.edu/leader/ SUBMISSION PROCESS 137 A Leadership Journal: 45 Women in Leadership - Sharing the Vision

Editorial COlnments , . . 1 Linda B. Sa/ane ARTICLES Women Entrepreneurs in Hungary " ,., "," 3 [Jona Cere and Zsuzsalma Laczk6 Fannie Lou Hamer: The Servant-Leader , 11 Lea E. Williams Case Teaching and Why It Works in Leadership Education , 21 Janet M. Kelly and Pllilip G. Grose, Jr. Matilda of Tuscany and Daimbert of Pisa: Women's Leadership in Medieval Italy, 1054-1092 31 Martin A. Davis, Jr. Leadership, Cognitive Complexity, and Gender " ", ,"," 39 Rebecca A. Proehl alld Knthleen Taylor Creating a New Distance Education Model by Embracing Change , .49 Judy Copeland Asllcroft Women in the leadership and Information labyrinth: Looking for the Thread of Ariadne 57 Kiirin Klenke Women in the Deanship: Quest for the Academic Deanship , , 71 Darla J. Twale Women are Citizen Leaders: The Citizen leadership Training Program 81 Gayle F. Oberst and Jllrgen Wanke Strategic Leadership: From Fragmented Thinking to Interdisciplinary Perspectives 91 ~nR~~n' .

PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS OF LEADERSHIP Leadership Development as an Institutional Initiative , 103 Kny Bales The Interdisciplinary Nature of Leadership Studies 109 Gem' Perremllt Approaching Leadership Through Problem Solving , 115 William S. Howe, III Developing an Introductory Course for the Study of Leadership: A Sample Syllabus 129 Trudie Kibbe Reed A Student's Contribution Women in Leadership: A Student's Perspective ," "" ", ", ,, , ,.137 !.Jwretl Fitzgerald

BOOK REVIEWS Seroice-Learnitlg in HiglleY Edllcatiotl: Coucepts lind Practices , 143 Barbara JaCOby Reviewer: Gary Banas Allthentic Leadership: COl4rage in Actioll , , , 147 Robert W, Terry Reviewer: Patricia T. Bates . Women ofthe Beat Generation: TIfe Writers, Artists a"d Muses at ti,e Heart ofa Revollltion 149 Brenda Knight Reviewer: Litlda P. Albright INTERNATIONAL REGISTRY FOR GLOBAL LEADERSHiP 151 IIltp://www.colacoll.ed"/ieader/ CALL FOR PAPERS 159 SUBMISSION PROCESS 161 Editorial Commenn " ,.. ~ , " ,, "...... 3 Trudie Kibbe Reed

46 ARTICLES

SPECIAL FEATURE Empowered Leadership: A Kitchen Table Conversation ,, ,...... 5 Phyllis O. Bonanno, President ofColumbia College

liquid leadenhip: The Wisdom of Mary Patker Follett (1868 -1933) 11 Albie M. Davis

Beyond Managing and Celebrating Diversity: Implications for Women', Leadership 19 Betty}. Overtoll·Adkius

Women's Leadership: Why the Debate is Important , _ 27 Carol E. Becker

Freedom Struggle As a Cradle of Feminism , " 39 LathaSwamy

Women', Studies in India , 47 &shmi Talwar

"Too StroDg for a Woman": The Five Words That Created Title IX 51 Bernice R. Sandler

Conflict Resolution in Campus HaraS$ment Cases: A Call for leadership " 59 Becky Hoover Herrmtein

The Leadership Focus of Women Entrepreneurs at Start-up and Early-Growth Stages 69 Usa K. Gundry

leadershIp Roles of Hispanic Women: A Study of Migrant Mexican Women of the Mid-Columbia, Oregon At", 79 Jo AnneKod<

Women in Management: A Longitudinal Study of tbeir Career Development and Aspirations 93 Rose Mary Wentling

Styles ofSuccess: The Thinking and Managemenr Styles of Women and Men Entrepreneurs 109 Julie R. Weeks

Are We Losing Potential Leaders at an Early Age? 125 Carol H. Johnson Organizational Leadership and Professional Communirotion: Dovetailing Theory ,vith Praxis for Adult Learners 133 Marie A. Cini alld Janie M. Harden Fritl

PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS OF LEADERSHIP The Master of Arls in leadership - Augsburg College 141 Nanna C. Noonan

The Michigao Women's Leadership Project: Leadership far Social Change 145 SusalJ \V, Kallfltumn, Ruby L Beale. C~rDl HollellSIJead. Michelle R. Cll/ahan. aud Heather J. Thompsa,t

BOOK REVIEWS

Penonal History , , 155 Kdtherine Graham Rel1iewer: Patricia Sparks

Re(1erno11S on Leadership: How Raberl K. Greenleafs Theory ofServafJ1- Leadership J"ffflenced Today's Top Management Thinkers 157 Edited By: Larry C. Spears Reviewer: Ilrliche/e L,wreuce

INTERNATIONAL REGISTRY FOR GLOBAL LEADERSHIP 159 http://www.colacoll.edu//eader/

CALL FOR PAPERS 165

SUBMISSION PROCESS 167 A Leadership Journal: 47 Women in Leadership - Sharing the Vision

Editorial COIIllIlents ,,,...... 3 Trudie Kibbe Reed. Founder and Co-editor Martin A. Davis, Jr., Assistant Editor ARTICLES SPECIAL FEATURE Breaking the Glass Ceiling 5 M. joycelyn Elders, M.D.

A Quest for Gender Equity: Reflections on Achieving Career Success in Puhlic School Administration 11 Charline j. Barne.s and Carol Bender

The Coocept of Trust and Trust Building 19 Honggang Yang

The Role of Women in Conflict Resolution: Perspectives from an Indigenous System 29 Hamdesa Tuso

Reflective Human Action ,, "...... 45 Dorothy I. Mitstifer

Leadership Challenges for Women Modeliog Physical Activity 55 julia L. Lumpkin

Leading from "You" and "I" to "We": Contemporary American Women's Poetry of Witness 67 CaJsie Premo Steele .

Rethinking Leadership Education: Giving Women a Fighting Chance gl Laurie Thorp and Christine Townsend

PRACfICAL APPLICATIONS OF LEADERSHIP Growing Our Own Future Leaders: A Case Study in Texas Leadership Training 93 Elizabeth A. Donathen and Charles A. Hines

The Leadership Southwestern Experience: A Mudel for Higher Education Leadership Development 107 Ephartie K. DeBey, Amy M. Headrick, Lindsay D. Holzrichter, Stacey L. Robbins, Cheryl L. Rude, Stephanie C. Sharp, and janet L. Walton

BOOK REVIEWS

Sewants ofthe People: The 1960s Legacy ofAfrican American Leadership 111 Lea E. Williams Reviewer: Gloria R. ScaN

"G" is for Grafton: The World ofKinsey Millhone 113 Natalie Hevener Kaufman and Carol McGinnis Kay Reviewer: Bets)' E. Brown

INTERNATIONAL REGISTRY FOR GLOBAL LEADERSIDP 1I7 http://www.colacol'.edu/leader/

CALL FOR PAPERS 119

SUBMISSION PROCESS 121 Editorial Comments " "...... 3 Christitle Hait, Co-editOT 48 ARTICLES

SPECIAL SECTION: NATIVE AlvlERICAN VOICES

Introduction 5 Pallia Shirley

Interview with Three Native American \Vomen , 7 Leslie A. Sackett

Four Corners of Earth: The Lives of Seminole Women leaders in the Modern Age 21 Cynthia R. Kasee

Sovereignty of Body, Sovereignty of Nation: Capthoity and Resistance among Indigenous Female Adolescents in the Colonial Period " ..,..,.. " ..", , 29 Gabrielle A, Tayoc

An Early Native Woman's Novel: Mourning Dove's Cogell'ea, The Half-Blood: A Depktio1l ofthe GmIt Montana Cattle Range ,,,,,,, 37 Dagmar Frerkiflg

Rape, Colonization, and Resistance in Louise Erdrich's Tracks ., ,." ,.,." .•" ..•,'..•...•",,,.,.,,,, -15 Beth Carroll

Leslie Mannon Silko's Ceremo1lY and the Power of Female as Voice, Guide, Healer, 53 Amy H, J\

Turning Massacres into Gold: The Alchemic Power ofJoy Harjo's Poetry ',, 61 Rhonda L. Cawthom

Consideration of a Native American Aesthetic: ,\(ona Smith, Community Leadership and the Activist Vidco Voice , ,.., , 67 jennifer A, Mlichior/atti

LaOonna Harris, Founder of Americans for Indian Opportunity: Leadership in the Tradition of American Indian \Vomen's Vokes, ,.. """,.." ,,", 77 Stephen M. Sachs

Having Wits and Taking Risks: American Women Entrepreneurs 1776-1976 ,,, 87 jeannette Oppedisano

The Ultimate Glass Ceiling: \Vomen on Corporate Boards , " ..", ,, "" ", 95 Deborah E. Arfken, Stephanie L Bel/ar, and Marilyn M. Helms

PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS OF LEADERSHIP

Truth. Transition, and Tenure: Recruiting and Retaining Minority Faculty Members ,..,,,,,.. ,, ,. 109 Rita G. Seedorfmtd Gloria Ayot

A Model for Leadership Devclopment: The Atlanta Semestcr Program in Women, Leadership and Social Change: Bringing Activists and Academics Together, ,,,,.,,., ,,.. ,,,,, "", 115 Isa D. Williams BOOK REVIEW Selll: Seeking the Cont·Mother's Wisdonl .',.. , , ,,, 121 J,larilo1/ Awiakta Reviewer: jJ!rold Savory

INTERNATIONAL REGISTRY FOR GLOBAL LEADERSHIP 123 http://www.colacoll.edllileaderl

CALL FOR PAPERS 127

SUBMISSION PROCESS 129 LI LA 49 Asia Pacific Women's Studies Journal

VOLUME 7, 1998 Women and MlgraUon

Articles and Studies

Kapit sa Patalim (Hold on to the Blade): Victim and Agency in the Oral Narratives ofFilipino Women Married to Australian Men in Central Queensland I Mina Races

The Symbolic Economy ofGender, Class and Nationality in Filipina Migrant Worker's Narratives 20 E. San JlIan. Jr.

Urban Migration among Tribal Women: Obvious Reasons, Hidden Impact 42 Jayanli Alam

Discrimination from Within: Bangladeshi Women and Migration 59 Hameeda Hossain

Birds ofPrey: The Feminization of Migrant Labor 67 Carmelila NlIqlli

The Sanctuary of the Subversive: Risk-taking in the Sanctuary Movement 76 Ashley 1l,rner and Irene Valliollr

Review Redefining Faith After Patriarchy: Feminist Transfonnation ofThe World Religions 89 Leonila V. Bermisa, MM

Profiles

St. Christopher's College ofEducation 95

Impact ofthe Slum and Rural Development Society in Tamil Nadu , 98

Publications Catalog " .. .. 50 ..

. jjt~ .. Volume 24, No.1 Spring 1999

2 From the Editor 26 Fighting Fascism by [a" Halper" 3 KolIshah Spanish Civil War. Lincoln Brigade. News of Jewisl} womm all oller tlJe world Gllemiea. The touchstones for gen~ Switzerland elects Jewish woman erations of left-wing activist men. president· A mikveh library? Sixty years after the fall nf the • Yemenite brides for sale· More Spanish Republic. we hear about women on boards! (Here's how.) the gutsy Jewish women who defied America in defense ofdemocracy. 7 Letters 32 Cookies 9 Introducing Noga hy SO/dra Spall Ol,m At last-a taste of Israel's Hebrew­ A short story of dieting, craving language feminist magazine. -and mother's Toll House trap. 10 When the Mohel 35 The Yoke Is a Woman tl poelll by Usa Bmlstehl by /lana Trachtmml witl} Sarah BI",'aill 36 Reviews • "Post Pinochet": Edna Aizenberg As an ancient, boys-only rite of passage moves into the modem era, on Latin American Jewish women we have to wonder: What would • "Sex on the Screen': Aviva Kempner on our new eroticism Sigmund Freud have to say? • Plus: feminist Talmudist Judith 15 God No.2 Hauptman, new books on Judaism and ecology, a New Orleans a POt11l by Lisa Btnlsteill Jewish girlhood, and "Treyf' Jews 16 Out of the Silence, Out of the Flames 44 Marketplace Two daughters tell Passover stories 46 Tsena Rena of personal Exodus. Essential resources if you're The Morning My Father Met Jewish and female. Ernest Hemingway on the 22 When Our Parents Way to the Promised Land Neglected Us to Save 48 Would ¥ou Mind the by Jlldy lAbm,ohll the World ... Folding Chair? After a lifetime ofsilence. an " pmoual recollectioll by by A""ie Wiglflatl Rillka Ketal Solomo., estranged daughterfilially hears A Londoner's reflections on being about her father's American Radical Sixties parents spawn Jewish, female and ... unmarried. odyssey. ideological Nineties daughter. Beyond anti~war activism and Watching the Fire feminist consciousness~raising. Cover: "Her Mother Lowd Fresh Flowers" by Helm MoI,o what else did their legacy include? (detail) by Lynne Feldman, a paimer, illustrator (flUl printmaker living in Rochester, NY. To see \Vhat happened to one woman the Plus Red Diapers, reviewed by more ofher work call (716) 473-2240 or check day the Warsaw Ghetto burned. Eleanor Bader. II'wlI'.lynnefeldmall.com 51 the magazine of women's art No.B3 Mar99 -May 99

Editorial on fairies, dreams and damaging dust

Features growing people by Gaby Wood living Dolls: on Greer Lankton. :~oorexia and the mirror by Denna Jones Cells: s()rn~'notes on miniature space Mi~na~l Wi~on ii, '~~s~!i'in,~i god, ' ,$el,{~,' ~~~,~"~"~Queen Ma~, ' ~~~~J;~~~~"" .; , " Moj,iriIC~dra"MJhe~rf< ,.;.> " "oftwJn St'udidr,':'-': "!~', Li!tie'Oeaths- I""; i' 'bYSi'ndra !"ahire , Size, does it matter? Elisabeth Mahoney on Elizabeth LeMoine -~ ,. '. , Debating Gender' Between lhe Devil and lhe Deep Blue Sea Lisa Panling' Footnotes towards an Ideal Syllabus Ian Hunt For whom the bells tolls Emma Smith on The Wedding Project Another one bites the dust Jo Manby behind the scenes at the Ikon ASlight Intervention Rebecca Fonnum on the work of Ceal Floyer and Elizabeth Wright Making a little room Jo Leask rummages in the drawers at Nylon

Shows & Events timetoshowup Sally TaUant on performance at Milch the art of survival Suzanne Cotter on Louise Bourgeois Making a spectacle of oneself Cristina Crossingham takes on the Secret Victorians Doodling to distraction Felicity Lunn on Mikey Cuddihy's paintings

Books Double Games Caryn Faure Walker reviews Sophie Calle's new book Atthea Greenan considers Picturing Innocence

listings 52

No. 108 Sept. - Oct. 1998

Responses to Manushi 2

The Workings of the Official Seerets Aet 4 The Story of a Victimised Nuclear Scientist

Yes, Minister? 7 The Bureaucracy Clamps Down on Citizen's Rights MADHU KISHWAR

People's Bill vs Sarkari Bill IS Legislating for Freedom of Information HARSH MANDER

Poem: Sila 17 PATHABHI Translation from Telugu : V. Narayana Rao

When Women Retell the Ramayan 18 NABANEETA DEV SEN

Our NuclearSeam 28 Dr B.K. SUBBARAO

Tales of Horror & Repression 32 A Leuer From an Andhra Prison

Short Story: The Portrait of a Kashmiri 35 ANWAROWAIS

Film :KaiseJeebo Re! 40 A Story of Uprootment A film by : Anurag Singh and Jharana Jhaveri Review: ANURADHA DUTT

Book Review: Secluded Scholars 42 by Gail Minault Review: REHANA GHADIALLY

Readers' Forum 44 Cowr: :\'loni 53

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

Volume 27, Number 1 Winler1999

Sports coverage of women's athletes: beller, but no gold medals 3 One journalist's view: Women must cross the media-source divide 13 Key to progress for women: Expanding our media 14 Status of womerl weak on screen 15 MRTW selected statistics on women and media 19 54

MEDIEVAL FEMINIST NEWSLETTER ~ NO. 26, FALL 1998

NOTES, ANNOUNCEMENTS, AND CONFERENCE NEWS Message from the President 3

Message from the Editor 4

Annolfficements 5

BIBLIOGRAPHY Bibliography on Women and Medicine (Monica Green) 8

GENDER AND MANUSCRIPT STUDIES Gender and Manuscripts: Cambridge University Library MS Ff.1.6 (Rosemary J. Appleton) 12

Marguerite de Navarre's Portrait of Marguerite Porete: A Renaissance Queen Constructs a Medieval Woman Mystic (Suzanne Kocher) 17

Gender, Paleography, and the Question of Authorship in Late Medieval Dominican Spirituality (David F. Tinsley) 23

BOOK REVIEWS 33

SUBSCRIPTION INFORMATION 53

ADVISORY BOARD BALLOT 55

BALLOT ON NAME CHANGE 56 Midwifery 55 Issue Number 49 ~!QgflY CONTENTS Spring 1999 Theme: Bridging The Gap DEPARTMENTS

Midwifery Today 1 From the Editor 2 Poetry 4 Networking 6 Tricks of the Trade

7 Marion's Message Judy Edmunds JIg. /8 8 Question of the Quarter Photo Album pg.73 63 Journal Abstracts FEATURES 64 Media Reviews 66 News Midwifery Today 71 Calendar Advertising 72 Classified Advertising 9 The Daughters of Time on the Paths to Midwifery-BARBARA KATZ ROTHMAN 73 Photo Album 12 Build Bridges, Not Walis-AuclA HUNTLEY International Midwife 13 The Spiral Model-MARINA AUUGARAY 46 From the Editor 15 Bridging the Gap Between Nurse· and Direct-Entry Midwives-RoBBIE DAVIS'FLOYD 47 Cards and Letters 18 Bridging the Gap: Cracks & Chasms-JuDY EDMUNDS 62 International News 19 Eight Midwives: Balance in Practice-SHARoN GLASS JONQUil 20 Midwives in Cyberspace-AuclA HUNTlEY 22 Misoprostol (Cytotec): A New Method of Inducing Labor-JENNIFER ENOCH 31 Misoprostol (Cytotec) for Labor Induction: A Cautionary Tale-MARSDEN WAGNER 34 Straight from the Heart Mothering-RoBIN LIM 39 World War II Birth Stories-PAID KUl]u 40 Is There A Right Way?-MARIE SCOTT BROWN, LINDA WHEElER, AND POllY MAlBY 42 A Tale of Two Sisters-SHARON GLASS JONQUil 44 Prolonged SROM: Practicing Flexibility-Jill COHEN

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Photo all page 37 by Annie Ocean.. 52 Volunteering in Ghana-HARRIET KAUFMAN Mounted prints ofAllllie's photographs I 57 Common Knowledge Trust: Supporting Tradition in Zimbabwe-WINTERGREEN call he purchased by colltact;ng her aI I' 59 Midwifery in British Columbia: Looking at the Big Picture-HEATHER LEE HAll 1662 NW Kensey, Roseburg OR 97470: Telepholle (541) 672-0525. I 60 Sensitive Midwifery Care-PAuL FORDE MINERVA:

56 Quarterly Report on Women and the Military

Volume XVI, Numbers 3 & 4 FalllWinter, 1998

Special Issue: Women as Prisoners ofWar Articles

STRESS, SUFFERING, AND SACRIFICE WOMEN POWS IN THE CIVIL WAR Mercedes Herrera-Graf

REMEMBERING THE FORGOTTEN A LOOK AT THE WOMEN POWS OF WORLD WAR II Kristin Conrey 25

PRISONER OF THE SOVIETS Wanda E. Pomykalski 76

AN OFFICER AND A GENTLEWOMAN RHONDA CORNUM HOLDS HER OWN Erica Iverson 93 Book Reviews

Deborah Gera. Warrior Women: The Anonymous Traetatus De Mulieribus and Joyce Tyldesley. Hatehepsut: The Female Pharaoh. By Barton C. Hacker. 113

Karen G. Turner and Thanh Hao Phan. Even the Women Must Fight: Memories of War from North Vietnam. By Ginger R. Davis. 115

Suzanne J. Kessler. Lessonsfrom the Illtersexed. By. Donna M. Dean 118 • 57

Adultery 50 VOLUI4E IX. IIUHBER 3 Women talk about chearing, hypocrisy, trust, betrayal, double standards, honesty, forgiveness, and getting even. APRIL/MAY 1999 Essays by Blanche McCrary Boyd: "Outside lhe Box," Jennifer Belle: "Sexual Republican." Jaishri Abichandani: "Sleeping Arrangements," and bell hooks: "Subversive Desire." Comments by Pearl Cleage, Marcelle Clements, Andrea Dworkin, Iktty Frcidan, Candace Gingrich, Marjorie lngall, Lisa Miya·Jervis, Letty Cottin Pogrebin, Candida Royalle, and Michele Wallace. In Praise of Women 62 Photographers share works that celebrate the spirit.

Hearts and Minds 72 A new survey reveals that U.S. women are becoming more religious and more conservative on certain issues. $0 where's the women's movement heading? > by Mary Thorn

Saving Face 78 YOUR HEALTH A face-lift may be a feminist issue to some, but to this writer 40 Soy 10 the Wortd > by Emily Bass it's simply "home repair:' > by Laurie Stone 41 Not the Final Word on Breast Implan~ > by Kristine Ziwica 43 Profile: Sister Annle Loendorl 44 Heatth Notes> by Jeanann Pannasch

MS.CELLANEOUS ARTS 9 What? 95 And Our Oscar Goes to •.• > by Carolyn Mackler 10 Women to Watch 97 Hot Wheels> by Kate Platool 12 Word: Fashlon > by Nomy Lamm 100 The Sound and the Fury> byTorang Sepah 13 Just the Facts 101 Artswatch > by Chris Ketsey

NEWS BOOKS 14 Turkey's Dilemma: What's on Women's Heads> by Marvine Howe 107 RevJewa 21 Opinion: It's Time to Seize the Day> by Tanya Mellch 109 Boldtype: Faral Chideya 24 Newsmaker. Unity Dow > by Gretchen Luchsinger 25 Why the ABL Threw in the Towet > by Mariah Burton Nelson 27 Madame President! > by Adele M. Stan 29 Opinion: A Marriage Made in Hell> by Uz Galst 30 Feds Revisit ClinIc Violence> by Annys Shin 32 Testing Title IX > by Annys ShIn 34 Clippings> by Kale Rounds

YOUR WORK 45 Assels Without Angst> by Wickham Boyte 46 Ms. Wanls 10 Know; Can You Combine Work and Feminism? 47 Women's Work: Chef 49 Work Notes> by Jeanann Pannasch 58 NWSA Journal

Special Issue: Affirmative Action Reconsidered Vol. 10 No.3, Fall 1998

Introduction MARGARET McFADDEN .. . vii Articles

Is Sisterhood ConditionaH White Women and the Rollback of Affirmative Action TIM WiSE I

Playing Favorites: Public Attitudes toward Race· and Gender·Targeted Anti· discrimination Policy DARA Z. STROLOVITCH 27

To Begin Where We Have Not Yet Reached: Affirmative Action in the Philosophy of Martin Luther King, Jr. GREG MOSES 54

Affirmative Action in Action: A Case Study of Faculty Recruitment at One Maior Land·Grant University LESLIE SCHWINDT. KATHARINE HALL, and REBECCA HOWARD DAVIS , 73

Backward Steps in Equity: Health System Reform's Impact on Women and Racial Minorities in Ontario JANET M. LUM 101

Affirmative Action in Australia: A Con.3cnsus·Based DialogIC Approach VALERIE BRAITHWAITE and JANINE BUSH I IS

The Past, Present, ami Future of Affirmative Action: AHA Roundtable, January 1998 SHIRLEY J. YEE, EILEEN BORIS, SHIRLEY M. GEIGER, and BAR· BARA A. WOODS 13S

Observations

"First, You GOt to Use What's Lyin~ Around the House": Some Personal Retlections on Aifirmative Action and White Feminism PATRICIA A. WASHINGTON ...... _ 168

How the Job Market, Anti-Semitism and Affirmative Action Intersect: A Glimpse in One Life BATYA WEINBAUM , 183

Affirmative Inaction JAIME M. GRANT 192 Resonrces an Affirmative Action

LearninR by Viewin~: Diversity Lessons on Videotape THALIA COLEMAN , ...... 195

Sources for Further Reading on Affirmative Action GLENN ELLEN STARR STILLING , I YY NWSA 59 Journal (continued)

Special Issue: Affirmative Action Reconsidered Vol. 10 No.3, Fall 1998

Review Essays

The New U.S. Women's Suffrage History ANN D. GORDON 202

New Texts in Chicana Studies ELIZABETH RODRIGUEZ KESSLER 20S

Book Reviews

Becoming Gentlemen by Lani Guinicr, Michelle Fine, and Jane Balin Critical Race Feminism edited by Adrian Katherine Wing DIANE RAYMOND... . 216

The COlOI of Privilege: Three Blasphemies Oll Race and Feminism by Aida Hurtado The Politics of Affirmative Action: 'Women', Equality & Category Politics by Carol Lee Bacchi LAKESIA D. JOHNSON . 221

Abortion Politics: Public Policy In Cross-Cultural PerspectiVe edited by Marianne Githens &. Dorothy McBride Stetson Abortion Wars: A Half Century of Struggle. 1950-2000 edited by Rickie Solinger Reproduction, Ethics and the Law: Feminist Pelspcctives edited by Joan C. Callahan NANCY L. ASHTON 224

Doing Feminism: Teaching and Research in the Academy edited hy Mary Ander­ son, Lisa Fine, Kathleen Geissler, and Joyce R. Ladenson LESLEA HARAVON COLLINS 22Y

Feminist Ethics & Social Policy edited by Patrice DiQuinzio and Iris Marion Young LINDA A. BELL 231

The O;ibwa Woman by Ruth Landes Cherokee Women: Gender and Culture Change, 1700-1835 by Theda Perdue ELLEN L. ARNOLD 233

Contributors ...... 237 60 NOQA Nordic Joun/al ofWomen 's Studies

no. 2 1998, Volllllle 6

Marianne Li/jestrom and Harriet Silius Editorial 75 Elina Oinas The sexy Woman and the smart girl: embodied gender identity and middle-class adolescence ...... 78 Asa Elden "The killing seemed to be necessary": Arab cultural affiliation as an extenuating circumstance in a Swedish verdict 89 Nicole de Jong Mirror images in Margaret Atwood's Cat's Eye 97 Chiara Bertone Constructing a women's perspective on the European Union: the Danish debate 108 Jill Lewis Visualizing desire: HIV prevention dilemmas for women's sexual safety 122 Karin Widerberg Translating gender 133

BOOK REViEWS Kirsti Malterud Women's health beyond hormones and nerves ... 139 Gro Hanne Aas Everyday cyborgs 142 Vanessa May Challenging old structures: lone mothers in Europe 146 Iris Lindahl Women's lives in their own words 149 61

january 1999 volume xxix, number 1

Interview Janice Raymond: Befriending Women 1 commentary Postmodernism Harms Women 6 Still Passionate About Friends 7 conference Lammas Bookstore Conference ~. 8 NGLTF: Creating Change 10 commentary, -, - lItli..strel Blbod,; Lavender Jane Is Born . ,.1 " ," .I , :;.-12'. ; Biology, Billie and, Babies 13 regulars News 3 OOB Calendus 15 .Chloken Lady 14. Letters 17 62

ff a women's newsjournalk february 1999 volume xxix, number 2

,Inlervlew Judith Witherow: A Storyteller 1 !Diana A1stad: Abortion, Power and Morality Wars 7 special Call of the Wild: OOB Cleans up 12 commen18rv A Different Reproductive Choice 6 ShockedI ShockedI Sex and Lies 11 Minstrel Blood: A Vacuum to Fill the Void 18 regulars News 3 OOB Calendars 20 Chicken Lady 19 63

march 1999 volume xxix, number 3

InllmaUanal Bodies, Choices, Rights A Look at the Thai Lesbian Movement 1 Scottish Women and The New ParUament 11 Feminist Genealogies, Colonial Legacies, Democratic Futures 12 Tales of Haitian Women 13 commentarv Minstrel Blood 15 regulars News 3 OOB Calendars 17 Chicken Lady 16 64 Pakistan Journal of Women's Studies: Alam-e-Niswan

Vol. 4 no. 1 1997

Seljuk Fatima Tomek Women as Described in the Dede Korkut Epic from Medieval Turkic oral History

Azra Asghar Ali Muslim Women and the Beginning of Health Care 13 Culture in British India 1857-1947

Simi Kamal Property Ownership and Control by Rural Women: 25 effects of the Interplay of Formal and Customary Laws

Yasmin N. Farooqi Sexual Harassment and Post-Traumatic Stress 31 Disorder among Female Doctors on House-Job

Attiya Dawood The Princess Who Followed a Golden Deer: 41 A Modern-Day fairy Tale

Yasmeen Hameed Selected Poems 45 Translation by Attiya Shah

Mohammad Solaiman Growth of Entrepreneurship in Changing Society 55 of Bangladesh: Rural Women Entrepreneurship

Nasreen Aslam Shah Women in Fisher(Wo)Men's Village 63

Shawkat Shareef Upliftment Efforts of Grameen Bank for the 75 Rural Women in Bangladesh: A Case Study

Views & News Campus Focus 85 Reports Call for Papers Pakistan Journal ofWomen's Studies: 65 Alam-e-Niswan

Vol. 4 no, 2 1997

Amina Wadud Woman and Islam: Beyond the Stereotypes 1

Kamla Bhasin Th'e Goal is Empowerment of Human 15 Value Challenges for Women's Empowerment and Education in South Asia

Naflsa Shah A Women's Sexual Space: Control and Deviance 31

Sithie Abitha Muthalif Migration of Muslim Women to West Asia: 41 Impact on the Economic and Family Relations among Muslim Households in Sri Lanka

Songs of a Caged Bird 49

Kamrunnesa Begum Female Literacy: Barriers and Bridges in the 57 Perspective of Literacy Situation in Bangladesh

Indu Capoor Awareness Building for Adolescent Health 65

Tahira Sadia Fazli Housing Credit Programmes: CoUaterals 71 Requirements: A Study from Women'si'erspective

Nasreen Aslam Shah Urban Slums: Women's Struggle for Survival . 81

Views & News . Women's Studies 85 Research Joumals Resources Networking Notice Board Reports THE CORPORA TE ACADEMY: 66 VOICES OF RESISTANCE

Nice Work!: Dissenting Voices from the Corporate Academy Kathleen O'Mara (Editor's Introduction)

The Technologization of Discourse In The Academy: 5 A Response from the Feminist MarginslElizabeth C.E. Morrish

Women's Studies In The Time of Cholera 13 Elisa DAvila

Enforcing the Margins: The Portable Curriculum Model 21 Pamela Collins 27 :.c: Working In The Kitchens of Academia: l!! S/MPLIC/SS/MUS Becomes an AdjunctlRichard E. Lee ~ .c0 39 0 The "Plight of Part-Time Faculty": If) A Discussion of Academia's Dirty SecretlMary E. Galvin .!II- .S E Short Fiction/Essays 45 Acceptance 0 n; Bonnie St. Andrews E 47 ::J Fresh Eggs .,0 Ann Z. Leventhal 50 Art: "Mememto Mori"lBertha Rogers 51 1503 Alexandra Grilikhes 55 Secrets of Sisterhood Sue Pace « 63 N Winding Down "- Q) Gina Lee .c E Poetry ~ Z The Lives of the ArtistslThe Fourth Beast 67 0 Bertha Rogers UJ ~ 69 Q) Art: "The Fourth BeasrlBertha Rogers mE 70 0 ~ Passage/Julia Suarez it ~ The Year I Was TenlShelby Allen 72 Art: "Small Fortune"/Katharine Kreisher 73 (continued)

Recados Infantiles escritos desde la nave espacial 74 67 Javier Campos

Children's Stones Written from the Spaceship 75 ~ ~ Stacey Alba Skar (Translator) l: 0 3 Recados Infantiles escritos desde la nave espacial 76 (1) m Javier Campos .... I'll 0 Children's Stones Written from the Spaceship 77 Z Stacey Alba Skar (Translator) l: 3 Casida of WaklnglCasida of the Longed-For Lover Fonom In the Airport 78 t:T Anne Colwell ..,(1) N Los AguacateslMaya Quintero 80

Plcklng UplEvelyn Duncan 81

Brandt Beach VIgnette/Christopher Brisson 82

ExllelLorene Lamothe 83

The Grandmother in the Mental Hospital 84 Caryn Mirriam-Goldberg

Einstein's DaughterlDolores Stewart 86

Sleepwalker/April Salzano 88

The StormlPatricia Caspers.Joyce 89

WISe Woman Talks About Her Sister, 92 The One Most People ShunlKatharyn Howd Machan

In The First World/Corpus Chlisti 93 Corrine De Winter

Book Reviews 95

Contributors 105 ~ r.... - <0 <0 00 PSYCHOLOGY OF WOMEN QUARTERLY 68 Volume 22 Number 4 1998

RESEARCH ARTICLES Sexual Harassment, Aggression, and Assault The Direct and Moderating Influences of Margaret S. Stockdale 521 Sexual·Harassment Pervasiveness, Coping Strategies, and Gender on Work-Related Outcomes

Sexual Aggression Among Adolescents: Barbara Krahe 537 Prevalence and Predictors in a German Sample

The Effects of Defendant and Complainant Regina A. Schuller 555 Intoxicaaon on Mock Jurors' Judgments of Anne-Marie Wall Sexual Assault

Cycle of Blame or Just World: Effects of Legal H. Colleen Sinclair 575 Verdicts on Gender Patterns in Rape-Myth Lyle E. 80urne, Jr. Acceptance and Victim Empathy

Situation-Specific Assertiveness in the Dennis Mac Greene 589 Epidemiology ofSexual Victimization Among Rachel l. Navarro University Women: A Prospective Path Analysis

An Acquaintance Rape Prevention Program: Holly A. Pinzone-Glover 605 Effects on Attitudes Toward Women, Rape­ Christine A. Gidycz Related Attitudes, and Perceptions of Rape Cecilia Dine Jacobs Scenarios

Body Image A Mediational Model Linking Self­ Stephanie M. Noll 623 Objectification, Body Shame, and Barbara L. Fredrickson Disordered Eating

Women and Body Hair: Social Perceptions and Susan A. Basow 637 Attitudes Arnie C. Braman Marriage and Relationships Marriage and Depressive Symptoms: The Role Laurie N. Culp 647 and Bases ofSelf-Esteem Differ by Gender Steven R. H. 8each

The Double Standard of Praise and Criticism for Francine M. Deutsch 665 Mothers and Fathers Susan E. Saxon

Gender-Related Patterns of Helping Among Darren George 685 Friends Patrice Carroll Robert Kersnick Katie Calderon Alcohol Binge Drinking Among American College George W. Dowdall 705 Women: A Comparison ofSingle-Sex and Mary Crawford Coeducational Institutions Henry Wechsler PSYCHOLOGY OF WOMEN QUARTERLY 69 Volume 22 Number 4 1998 (continued)

Midlife Women Making Commitments, Creating Lives: Linking Elizabeth A. Vandewater 717 Women's Roles and Personality at Midlife Abigail J. Stewart

COMMENTARY But Fingerprints Don't Lie, Ehl Prevailing Michael P. Carroll 739 Gender Ideologies and Scientific Knowledge

BOOK REVIEWS Latina Realities: Essays on Healing, Migration, Marcela Raffaelli 751 . and Sexuality, by Oliva M. Espin

Ethnic and Cultural Diversity Among Lesbians Michele C. Boyer 752 and Gay Men, edited by Beverly Greene; Growing Up in a Lesbian Family: Effects on Child Development, by Fiona l. Tasker and Susan Golombok

Representations of Motherhood, edited by Vicky Phares 754 Donna Bassin, Margaret Honey, and Meryle Mahrer Kaplan; The Cultural Contradictions of Motherhood, by Sharon Hays

Marital Equality: Its Relationship to the Well­ Nancy K. Grote 757 Being of Husbands and Wives, by Janice M. Steil; Heterosexual Women Changing the Family: Refusing to Be a 'Wife'!, by Jo VanEvery

Gender, Identity, and Self-Esteem: A New Look Barbara K. Sholley 759 at Adult Development, by Deborah Y. Anderson and Christopher l. Hayes

Couples Therapy: Feminist Perspectives, by Roberta l. Nutt 762 Marcia Hill and Esther D. Rothblum; Feminist Perspectives in Therapy: An Empowerment Model for Women, by Judith Worell and Pam Remer Race, 70

Race, Gender, & Class: African American Perspectives

Volume 6. Number 2. 1999

Guest Editors: Bernice McNair Barnett, ROle M. Brewer, & M. Bahall Kuumba Preface: Johnn.Ua Eo BUller'" J.an All Belkhlr

Bernlc. McNair Barn.tt, Rose M. Brew.r, and M. Boball Kuumba N.w DirectiaIU in Race, ClaM, and Gender: The African American Experience 7

Rose M. Brewer Theorizing Race, CI..... andG.nder: The New Scholarship of BlackFeminiJllnlelleclua/s andBlock Women's Labor 29

K.rry Ann Rockqu.more Relhinking Race a.s' a "Metalanguage:" The /nter.S4ctiOlU alRace and Gender in Locating Black Women '3 Voices

Sue Hanunons-Bryner The Women', Ob'locle Cour..: Souihem African-American andRural Women's Barriers to AcademicAchiewment 73

Assala Z..... I and Ro. Bonb Maternal Cocaine Use andIn/ani Survival: lnl,"ogaling the Intersec/ion a/Race, Clas.J, and Gender 99

Juan Battl. How Ih. Bayz ReallyMade it Oul ofiJIe Hood: EducalionalOulcomes for African-American Boy, in FaiJIer-Only versu'MaiJIer-only H....holds 130

Townsand Prlc..Sp....t1.n F70win Allat Once: Gmder, Race, and C/a.u in Depression Era U.S. Urbanization 147

Cam.ron McCarthy Reading the American Popular: Suburban Resentment and the Representation a/the [nn" CUy in Contemporary Film and T. v.. 171

Southern University at New Orleans Race, Gender & C/a.u Projlct 189 ADIANCE 71 SPRING 1999 VOl. 16, NO.2

Teen Scene 16 Blythe Nelson, Michelle Areton, Jessica Yager; Katie Moran, Cathy Nourse, Lyla Morrison, and Heidi Schmaltz

Size with Style! BY ALICE ANSFIELD .22 Updates with Deborah Powell Off to the Prom 23 Teen Updates with Deborah Powell From Mt. Carmel High School in Baltimore: Leslie Reynolds, Danielfe Porter, Krista Pellegrini, Lindsey Zulauf. Angela Griffith, and Jamie Brannock ------de par t men t s Up Front & Personal A New Voice for Plus-Size Teens BY MARINA WOLF • ••••••••••••••••8 Author and advice columnist Cherie Bennett talks about high school, role models, and her own life in the Fat lane Poetry

Whipped BY CAROL 1. GALITNEY /I ••••• .40

Holding My Breath BY RANEY NEWMAN .40

Dreams BY JANE HUFFORD DOWNES •••• .40

Fitting Room BY fUNOR GRACE MATTERN .41

The Fat Girl Rules the World BY JULY SIEBECKER .41

Illumination BY PEGGY ELAM .41

The Line BY SUSAN snNSON • .42 Imanes Fashions from Mismo, The Caftan Collection, Designer at Heart, Says Who?, Big on Batik, and Abundance . .... 28 Fiction Fun-House Reflection BY REBECCA O'CONNf[[ .38 Big, Fat Lies BY JULIA AtlSPACH ••••••••• .47 On the Move Racing with a Butterfly BY ELAINE REYNOLDS • . .. 44 Big Broad on a Bike BY SHEILA ASCROFT ... 52

--Co I U m n s Letterfrom the Editor BY ALICE ANSFIELD •• . .3 Letters to Radiance .. . .4

Big News BY WILlIAM J. FABREY ••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 12 72 ~productive Women's health HealthMant1ters services: where VOLUME 6, NUMBER 11, MAY 1998 are they going?

Contributors and Acknowledgements Editorial 6 Marge Berer, TK Sundari Ravindran Women's Health Services: Where Are They Going? Features 10 Maria Isabel Matamala Gender-Related Indicators for the Evaluation ofQuality ofCare in Reproductive Health Services 22 Sharon Fonn Makhosazana Reproductive Health Services in South Africa: Xaba, Kin San Tint, From Rhetoric to Implementation Daphney Conco.5anjani Varkey

33 Rosalia Sciortino The Challenge ofAddressing Gender in Reproductive Health Programmes: Examples from Indonesia

45 Karen Stein Evaluation ofSituation Analysis to Assess Quality of Maternal·Chiid Health and Family Planning Services 55 Juan Jose Llovet, Silvina Ramos Induced Abortion in Latin America: Strategies for Future Social Research 66 Annika Johansson, Nguyen The Population Policy, Son Preference and the Use of IUDs Lap, Hoang Thi Hoa, Vinod K in North Vietnam Diwan. Bo Eriksson 77 Khama Raga, Solomon Orero, Preventing Unsafe Abortion in Western Kenya: Monica Oguttu An Innovative Approach through Private Physicians 84 Michael Koenig, Shireen Investigating Gynaecological Morbidity in India: Jejeebhoy, Sagri Singh, S Sridbar NotJust Another KAP Survey . 98 Cecilia Van Hollen Moving Targets: Routinisation ofIUD Insertion in Maternity Wards in Tamil Nadu, India

107 Elisha P Renne Postinor Use Among Young Women in Southwestern Nigeria: A Research Note 115 Alessandra Sampaio Chacham, Incidence ofCaesarean Deliveries in Bela Horizonte, 19nez Helena Oliva Perpetuo Brazil: Social and Economic Determinants

122 Antie ReinheckeJ. Komelia Franke, Effect of Re~unificationon Fertility Behaviour in East Wolfgang Weise, Bernt~Peter Germany: A Review ofthe Evidence Robra Roundtable 129 James Mcintyre!Danstan AZTTrials to Reduce Perinatal HIV Transmission: Bagenda and Philippa A Debate about Science, Ethics and Resources Musoke-Mudido I Hilary Curtis/ Oyewale Tomori / Richard Laing/ Chris W Green / David Wilkinson / Robert S Wallis! Carlos del Rio, Adeeba Kamaralzaman.. Udo SchiiklenkI Marc Lallemant, Kenneth Mclntosh Sophie Le Coeur, Vicharn Vithayasai, Tun-Hoh Lek, Scott Hammer, Nicholas Prescott, Max Essex I Maria de Bruyn I Lynne Mofenson / Abdnasir M AbubakarI Sunanda Ray / Marge Berer ~productive 73 Women's health HealthMantlters services: where VOLUME 6, NUMBER 11, MAY 1998 are they going?

(continued) Issues in Cunent Service Provision 145 From Barometer Implementation ofthe New South African Abortion La\\': A Six-Month. Hospjtal~8asedOverview Commentary 149 Lesley M Barclay Midwifery in Australia and Surrounding Regions: Dilemmas, Debates and Developments

157 Betsy Hartmann Letters to the Editor Annette Will

Round-Up 160 Service Delivery Feeding nutritionally deprived women and their babies Effect of interventions on maternal mortality in Bangladesh Maternal morlality after caesarean section in the Netherlands Benefit ofepisiotomy at operative vaginal delivery Sexual function after childbirth in Scotland Early amniocentesis may be too risky Women's views on HIV and breastfeeding in Zimbabwe Management ofSTDs to avert HIV infection HIV infection through ponor insemination in Germany Initiative to distribute anti-HIV drugs in four developing countries Chlamydia detection and the menstrual cycle Detecting chlamydia in male partners ofinfected women New levonorgestrel-releasing intra~uterinesystem Failure rate ofpopular weekly oral contraceptive in India Menstruation requirements: barrier to contraceptive access Women's experiences ofpelvic examinations Breast implants: new concerns Penis amputations increasing in Thailand 166 Law and Policy New abortion law in Cambodia Death penalty for abortion threatened in Philippines Return to restrictive abortion law in Poland Catholic counselling centres in Germany to stop issuing abortion certificates Abortion in Brazil Abortion court ruling, poll and discussion document in Ireland Canadian obstetrician shot Quinacrine banned in India Violence against women: Bolivia. Mauritius, Algeria, Haiti Spousal rape now a crime in Mexico Action against FGM succeeding in Egypt. Senegal. Gambia Fetal rights cases: Canada, USA Surrogate pregnancy dispute in UK Genetics, women's health and human rights Food fortification to prevent neural-tube defects Condom availability does not increase teen sexual activity:USA British national childcare strategy Sterilisation in Finland Feminists and Neo-Malthusians: allies or enemies Anti-abortion terrorists held liable for violence in USA

(continued, next page) 74 ~productive Women's health HealthMal1tlters services: where VOLUME 6, NUMBER 11. MAY 1998 are they going? (continued)

173 Research Fertility in women with HIV infection in Uganda Protease inhibitors vindicated in 1997 Findings on SIDs and HIV in 1997 and syndromic management Trichomonas vaginalis and amplification of HIV transmission Vaginal DNA vaccines being developed against STDs Pregnancy-related mortality rising among black women: USA Suicide and maternal mortality in Hong Kong High pre-pregnancy weight: a maternal-fetal risk factor Antenatal screening-Dawn's syndrome: Scotland, Finland Infertility and psychological distress Bettercurettage sampling with endocervical brush Genetic causes ofbreast cancer: new information Third-generation oral contraceptives and venous thromboembolism Attitudes towards a male pill Women's health and market forces First sexual intercourse in New Zealand: age, coercion, regret Disagreement over trial oftamoxifen to prevent breast cancer 180 PUblications Women's Reproductive Rights in Mexico: A Shadow Report Women's Reproductive Rights in Zimbabwe: A Shadow Report Falling Short: The World Bank's Role in Population and Reproductive Health Life~Saving SkiDs Training: Program Experience The WHO Reproductive Health Library Women at Risk: Revealingthe Hidden Health Burden ofWomen Workers The Hidden Epidemic: Confronting SexuallyTransmitted Diseases A Common Cause: Young People, Sexuality and HIV/AIDS in Three African Countries Youth~To~Youth:HIV Prevention and Young People in Kenya The Female Condom: An Information Pack Emergency Contraceptive Pills: A Packet Resource for Health Care Providers and Programme Managers Medical Methods for Termination ofPregnancy: Report ofa WHO Scientific Group Post~AbortionFamily Planning: A Practical Guide for Programme Managers Catholics and Reproduction: A World View Abortion Law and Politics Today The Male in the Head: Young People, Heterosexuality and Power Modulo Legislativo Sabre Violencia Contra la Mujer Violence Against Women 184 Conference's and Courses Fourth Asia-Pacific Social Science and Medicine Conference Symposium on Gender and European Congress on Tropical Medicine Graduate Scholarship in Reproductive Health Law, Toronto Review 186 Rosalind P Petchesky Negotiating Reproductive Rights: Women's Perspectives Across Countries and Cultures, Rosalind P Petchesky, Karen Judd (eds.) Guidelines for Authors Submission Guidelines 75

Poetry Cathy Stanton The Ice House 5 Volume21:3 Anna Humphrey Tower 21 Fall 1998 Karen Horeth Crayons 34 the soundofa baby 36 Introduction Pantyhose 37 Lucill Dahm Susan Terris Introduction 3 DUCHIEN. 46

Ruba Nadda Short Stories so gone he couldn't come Frances Greenslade back if he wanted to 69 The Rough Guide to Motherhood 6 My 11 year old sister is on fire 70

Kim Silveira Wolterbeek Kathryn Gordon Saturn's Moons 8 Desire 1.. 79

Carrie MacDonald document... 28 Art Kail Birdsall Kate Harding Wishbone studies 4 Before Shot. 38 Figurative teapot. 48 Untitled orchid studies 75 Melissa Hardy Claim to Fame 49 Reviews Andrea Blundell Review by Heidi Greco Wasp 71 Gone to an Aunt's: Remembering Canada's Homes for Unwed Mothers.. 86 Theresa O'Donovan Mirror, Mirror 76 Review by Virginia Aulln Quintet: themes & variations 87 Lisa Goldberg What Have You GotTo Lose? 80 Contributors 88 76 SageWoman .'JXE. 45 • Jpring 1999 Celebrating the Goddess in Every Woman

FEATURE ARTICLES iI 52 • !I 45 II Crone Eyes, Crone Heart: The Cauldron of Changes ~6~ Inner Journeys & Outer Realities Transformational and Practical Magic Legacy ofthe Amazons by Ann Kreilkamp by Donna Henes by DeAnna Alba artwork by Sudie Rakusin iii 54 II The Serpentine Path: iii 66 lil ti 14 II Thealogy for a New Way of Being Time to Celebrate: Kali lvIa: My Relationship by Carol Christ Holidays and Holy Days with the Divine Mother from Around the World - bv damali ayo ~ 57· by Waverly Fitzgerald artwork by Jean Jones Into the Green: Where to Begin by Elizabeth Barrette FROM OUR READERS li 19 II The Goddess Journey: Ii iii 60 !IlK 68 lIi1l Writing as a path to self-discovery A Sacred Place: A Circle is Cast: by Debbie A. Officer Embracing the Natural World artwork by Cindy Lou Wandaschilde by Joanna Powell Colbert Ideas for Ritual Work

i'lI 23 ~ !Ill 64 111 !Ill 79 lil Dancing with Swords: Cycles and Seasons: Leaves ofSage: Using the Tarot's Edge Lunar Cycles and Earth Wisdom Book Reviews to Break Free by Susan Levitt written and illustrated !Ill 82 Ii by Sabrina Vouroolulias iii 33 Ii Tools for Transformation: Freeing Persephone Product Reviews ~26 II by Wendy Hunter Roberts, Woman Strength, Womongathering artwork by 1184 111 kv Tammy Kel(v, Lauren Foster MacLeod The Rattle: artwork by Kathryn Davis The Wise Woman Council iii 37111 Bil29 ~ The Crone's Jacket DEPARTMENTS Xena: Warrior Goddess byJessica Banks - artwork by Chris Beetow by Esther Mitchell ili3l1i1l artwork by Margaret Karmezin Business Notes sidebar ''Xena: The Almost Goddess" REGULAR COLUMNS by Margaret Karmezin ili41i !IlK 92 lIi1l Living the Dream: Women at the Well !IlK 47 lIi1l Letter from the Editor Sacred Herbs ­ by Anne Newkirk Niven Gifts from the Land 1195 lil Weaving the Web: Networking by Jan Williams !I38 II One ofTen Thousand: iii Ii ~ 49 lIi1l 96 Goddess Lore & Ritual ­ A Pinch of Sage Two of Air: Pele Visions of Transformation by Diana Paxson by Lunata Weathers/one artwork by Tanya Stewart and MaryScarle// Amaris SEX ROLES 77 A Journal of Research

Vol. 39, Nos. 9/10 November 1998

CONTENTS

Parent-Toddler Play with Feminine Thys: Are All Dolls the Same? 657 Yvonne M. Caldera and Mary A. Sciaraffa Experimenter Influences and Children's Cross-Gender Behavior 669 Donna Fisher-Thompson and Theresa A. Burke Role of Informal Integration in Career Advancement: Investigations in Plural and Multicultural Organizations and Implications for Diversity Valuation 685 Jacqueline A. Gilbert and Deniz S. Ones Network Knowledge Organization: Do Knowledge Structures for Sexual and Emotional Information Reflect Gender or Sexual Orientation? 705 Gina M. Manguno-Mire and James H. Geer An Empirical Examination of Same- and Other-Gender Sexual Harassment in the Workplace 731 Cathy L. Z. DuBois, Deborah E. Knapp, Robert H. Faley, and Gary A. Kustis Body Dissatisfaction, Need for Social Approval, and Eating Disturbances Among Japanese and American College Women 751 Takayo Mukai, Akiko Kambara, and Yuji Sasaki Gender Role Socialization and Male-on-Male vs. Female- on-Male Child Sexual Abuse 765 Lauren E. Duncan and Linda M. Williams A Three Generational Study of Tomboy Behavior 787 Betsy Levonian Morgan BRIEF REPORf Gender and the Perception of Diversity and Intimidation Among University Students 801 Roberta G. Sands BOOK REVIEWS 817 78 SEX ROLES A Journal of Research Vol. 39, Nos. 11/12 December 1998

CONTENTS Dogfighting: Symbolic Expression and Validation of Masculinity 825 Rhonda Evans, DeAnn K. Gauthier, and Craig 1. Forsyth Gender Differences in the Suicide-Related Behaviors of Adolescents and Young Adults 839 Jennifer Langhinrichsen-Roh/ing, Peter Lewinsohn, Paul Rohde, John Seeley, Candice M Monson, Kathryn A. Meyer, and Richard Langford Earnings Gaps Between Israel's Native-Born Men and Women: 1982-1993 855 Yitchak Haberfeld and Yinon Cohen The Hairlessness Norm: The Removal of Body Hair in Women 873 Manka Tiggemann and Sarah 1. Kenyon Gender Differences in 'Itansformational Leadership: An Examination of Superior, Leader, and Subordinate Perspectives 887 Sally A. Carless Attitudes Thward Women's Roles in Society: A Replication After 20 Years . ., 903 Robert Loo and Karran Thorpe Reactions to Sexual Harassment Charges Between North Americans and Brazilians 913 Eros R. DeSouza, John B. Pryor, and Claudio S. Hutz Assessing the Current Validity of the Bern Sex-Role Inventory 929 Cheryl L. Holt and Jon B. Ellis

BOOK REVIEWS 943 I ~ NS79

Volume 24 Number 2 Winter 1999

Ix A Change ofSigm Editorship: A Word from the Publisher

303 Popular Culture, Public and Private Fantasies: Femininity and Fetishism in David Cronenberg'sM. Buttnj/y Terna de Laurrtis

335 Sexual Difference and Collective Identities: The New Global Constellation Seyta Benhabib

363 Forging Feminist Identity in an International Movement: A Collective Identity Approach to Twentieth-Century Feminism LdtaJ. RJ,pp and Vena Ta.Ytur

387 Border Lives: Prostiuuc 'Women in Tijuana Debra A. Castillo, "'fam. Gudelia RJmgel Gtimez, and Botmie Delgado

423 Born and Made: Sisters, Brothers, and the Deceased Wife's Sister Bill Elisabeth RiJse Gratin'

449 The "Predominance ofthe Feminine» at Chautauqua: Rethinking the Gender-Space Relationship in Victorian America Jeanne Halgren [(jlde

Review Essay 487 Gender in Conflict: The Palestinian-Israeli Conflict through Feminist Lenses Si_ Sharoni

501 Book Reviews Marilyn Lau MaryP.lvm [(jmbetlyJ. CtJok Nauey S. Ltwe BronwytJ Davies Wmdy Simonds lemme Heuv;lIg D. Soy/ni Mndison Brace W. Holsinget Paulla A. Ebron Laura Levitt AngetaMiln K£" Plummer Dina Sherur Jodi O'Brim GetaldJ. Baldasf!'

557 United States and International Notes

561 Comment and Reply Policy 563 About the Contributors 569 Notice to Contributors 80

N A M VoI.10#5&6 November & December 1998

English: The Queen of Diamonds speaks 4 'AIDS is a disease, not a sin' 6 Zap Mama's dearest wish came true 8 Special focus: White ribbon campaign: Men Start Doing Their Share ...... 10 A vicious cycle of abuse: Two survivors of abuse tell their stories.. 12 Ma tHao fights for women's rights in Khorlxas 14 Chemicals in our food: we can avoid them if we know about them .. 16 Goodbye to grey 18 Africa meels Europe meels the world New Year's around the corner! 19 in the music of Zap Mama ... see p. 8 Tango In Amsterdam 20 Men talk about the previous cover of Sister Magazine 22 Women in business: Klein Aub casts its net at tourists 26 Superwoman sells super furniture 27 Accusing finger (part two of our soapie) ...... 29 Afrikaans: Papsmere gee 'n vroee waarskuwing van servikskanker 30 Vrouegeselsies: Daardie gevreesde The White Ribbon Campaign is a besoek aan die ginekoloog 32 symbol of men's ability to care .... Klein Aub sprel net vir toerisle oop ·33 read more about thIs effort that may revolutionise men's Oshiwambo: involvement to end hate crimes Iiloyepalitho 36 against women on p. 10 'AIDS osho omukithl, kashl shl ondjo' 38 Super woman Dta landitha Iipundi 40 Regulars: Middle pages: Globallnnovalions: .a young Namibian business for the new millenium 24 News clippings 44 letters 46 ~t,.',,,,,, Tango in Amsterdam ... everyone was

a winner at the 1998 Gay Games ,n see page 20 for report. 81

FEBRUARY '99 Vol. 24, No.6 Artsttc NEWS S. BOOKS POETRY COMMENTARY AN INTERVIEW SOME LIKE INDIANS ENDURE WITH IDENTITY OUTlAW By Paula GIllin Allen NICARAGUAN WOMEN PAULA GUNN ALLEN ORGANIZE TO REBUILD By Deboral) A. Miranda COMMUNITIES FI L M By Aline Perkins OFF THE RESERVATION: REflECTIONS ON BOUNDARY­ II!I'II YOU'VE GOT MAIL RUSSIAN FEMINIST MURDERED: BUSTING, BORDER- IIiM '" YOU'VE GOTTO BE KIDDING THE ASSASSINATiON OF CROSSING,LOOSE CANONS By Kath; Maio mGALINA STAROVOITOVA BY PAULA GUNN AllEN By Si/ja J.A. To/vi Reviewed by Deborah A. Miranda DOWN IN THE DElTA: SOUTHERN COMFORT PALESTINIAN WOMEN: THE TRUTH THAT By Kathi Maio CAUGHT BETWEEN NEVER HURTS: UPRISING AND INDEPENDENCE WRITINGS ON RACE, GENDER, AND FREEDOM By Channaine Seitl. BY BARBARA SMITH Revielvta by Aaronette M. White GOLDEN THREADS EDITOR/FOUNDER DIES By Kathy Ann Gianino

RITA HESTER'S MURDER AND THE LANGUAGE OF RESPECT By Nancy Nangeroni SOUTH AFRICAN AIDS ACTIVIST MURDERED THE PAGODA CALENDAR BY PATRICIA POWElL _ FLAUNTING OUR WRINKLES II SHIMMER iii By Edith Sarah M HOTPICKS, BY SARAH SCHULMAN IiIIiII COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD, Revielved by MariaM GROUPS Romo·Carmotul CO L U M NS M BINTARAB: IiIIiII ARAB AND ARAB AMERICAN WE TOLD YOU SO WOMEN INTHE By Dot and Flo UNITED STATES 11 BY EVElYN SHAKIR MEDIAWATCH Reviewed by Mary Salome I WANNA BE LIKE MIKE­ 11 FINALLY TV NOT WORTH M MARRIED WOMEN CRITICIZING IiiII WHO LOVE WOMEN By Jennifer L. Paz-neT BY CARREN STROCK Reviewed by Christa Lyons II!III THE BOTTOMLINE m SEXING THE GROOVE: _ THEATEROFTHE IRONIC Iii6iII POPULAR MUSIC AND By Susie Day CULTURE EDITED BY SHEILA WHITElEY M WElFARE BEAT RelJiewed by Janet Maragioglio IIIiiII ENDING FEMINISM'S CYCLE OF POVERTY m MY YEAR OF MEATS By Martha F. Davis IIiiI BY RUTH l. OZEKI Reviewed by jennifer Ho II!P.I BESTS ElLERS FROM IIiii.II A ROOM OF ONE'S OWN 82 S·oj·o·u·r·n·e·r TheWomen's Forum

March 1999 Vol. 24, No.7 RrtsHc '---"'~T'~"'N"J ~ !i ~: " ~ R";'Y'7~:~~';~ ;''1(~; '; -I'f" HEALTH . ; H., E: A'T<' ,iR t i .' '" ,i '" .:;';.,' WE TOLD YOU SO 'HERSTORY OF PORN: REEL TO REAL" REMEMBERING ROSALIND By R.I. Grubb, SIMPSON MOORE-BEY D By Dot and Flo II By Laura Whitehorn MEDIAWATCH: WHAT THE FEMINIST PORN PIONEER LESBIAN HEALTH REPORT IWF DIDNTTELL US By Amy Yet RELEASED By Jennifer L. Po~ntr By Noy Thrupkaew f.!·~f1l"L~M" ..JYtf'I.~-')I;'frr...· .-_"~ ,_' ,_ ('?L'~ .....,

SENEGALESE WOMEN WIN BAN ON FEMALE GENITAL CUTTING II By Noy Thrupkaew M MELISSA FERRICK ill By Aimsel L. Ponti

TOO HEAVY A LOAD PROCHOICE OR NO CHOICE Reviewed by Nefllrvin Painter II By Shelley Maim II IP.!I WHO'S THAT GIRLl CREATORS OF ANTI-ABORTION _ WHO'S THAT BOYl -HIT LIST' WEBSITE FOUND Revj~edby Randi Kaufman GUILTY By Noy Thmpkaelv II!I'fII BLACK W,OMEN FILM AND VIDEO IiiiI ARTISTS QUINACRINE ALERT Reviewed by Daniefle Georges By Marlene Fried

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NOVEMBER 1998· JANUARY 1999 • ISSUE NO. 45

ENGLISH NDEBElE Editorial 2 Esikukhumbulayo 31 Mothers protect their son's 2 Omama bavikela amadodana abo 31 From the Director's Desk 3 Okusuktl kumqondisi 32 WAG trustee appointed UElizabeth Gwaunza usenguMahluleli High Court judge 4 woMthethwandaba Omkhulu 33 HIV and violence against women 5 Ukwalela amanina ukuba ngabanikazi Let's Talk About It 6 bomhlabathi kanye labomkabo Denying spouses joint title kakusosintu 34 to land is 'unA frican' 8 Amagciwane eHIV lokuhlukuluzwa Recipe Corner 9 kwamanina 35 You be the Judge 9 Asikhulumeni ngakho 36 First provincial conference in Chinhoyi 10 Uqhuqho luyabulala 38 Malaria can kill 11 Umhlangano wakuqala weSabelo Letters to the Editor 12 uzakwenzelwa eChinhoyi 39 Jekesa PfungwalVulingqondo stands for Bana ngumahluleli 40 development 12 Amacebo Okupheka. 40 WAG -A teenager on verge ofadulthood 13 IWAG isizakuba ngumuntu omdala 41 Facts about AIDS 15 Izincwadi eziyakuMhleli 42 IJekesa PfungwaIVulingqondo imele SHONA intuthuko 43 Zvatinofunga...... 16 Yazini iqiniso ngeAIDS 45 Madzimai anodzivirira vanakomana 16 Mashoko emutungamiri we WAG 17 Mai Gwaunza vanodomwa kuva mutongi kuHigh Court 18 Utachiona hweA IDS namadzimai 19 Ngatikurukurei nezvazvo 20 Kunyima madzimai kodzero kuivhu pamwe navarume vavo kutadza chivanhu 24 Dai uriwe waiitonga sei? 25 Zvokubika 25 Musangano wenhengo kuChinhoyi 26 Marariya inogona kuuraya 27 Tsamba kumupepeti 28 WAG, kamusikana kopinda muumhandara.. 29 Sangano rinomirira budiriro yamadzimai.... 30 84

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A Magazine for Women in Blue Collar Work

Vol. 17, No.4 VVinter 1998-1999

3 Viewpoint Molly Martin 4 Tools of the Trade VVomen Cattle Ranchers Peaches Bass 10 Resources Peaches Bass 12 Around the Country VVatt VVomen of Houston 13 One VVoman's Story ...... Pat Cummings-Burnham 14 First Person Helicopter Mechanic Cathy Meier 17 Poetry Kate Braid ...... Dierdre Doran 18 Affirmative Action Update SFFD Consent Decree Ends 19 Sexual Harassment in the Auto Industry 20 Media Highlights Tradeswomen on TV Leah LaCivita 21 Book Review VVomen Lighthouse Keepers Bob Jolly 22 Ads, Announcements, Events Tulsa Studies in Women's Literature 85 Volume 17, Number 2 Fall 1998

Political Discourse/British Women's Writing, 1640·1867

Introduction 207 Teresa FeroU, Guest Editor

A Hammer In rier Hand: The Separation 213 of Church from State and the Early Feminist Writings of Katherine Chidley Katharine Gillespie

Invasions: Prophecy and Bewirchment in 235 the Case of Margaret Muschamp Diane Purkiss

The Fathers' Seductions: Improper Relations 255 of Desire in Seventeenth,Century Nonconformist Communities Tamsin Spargo

Armchair Politicians: 269 Elections and Representations, 1774 Clare Brant

The Anorexic Body of Liberal Feminism: Mary 283 Wollstonecraft's A Vindication of the Rights of Woman Ewa Badowska

The Poetics of Politics: Barrett Browning's 305 Casa Guidi Windows Esther Schor

"We Would Know Again the Fields ...n: 325 The Rural Poetry of Elizabeth Campbell, Jane Stevenson, and Mary Macpherson Florence Boos

REVIEWS

Women and the Book: Assessing the Vis"al 349 Evidence. Edited by Jane H. M. Taylor and Lesley Smith. The Case for Women in Medieval Culture. By Aleuin Blamires. Tn the Glory of Her Sex: Women's Roles ill tile Coml)()!iition of Mediet,ltl Texts. By Joan M. Ferrantl'. (continued, next page) Ursula Appelt Tulsa Studies in Women's Literature 86 Volume 17, Number 2 FaU 1998 (continued) Political Discourse/British Women's Writing, 1640·1867

Closet Stages: Joanna Baillie and tlte Tlteater 355 Tlteory of Britislt Romantic Women Writers. By Catherine B. Burroughs. Hermione de Almeida

Victorian Gltosts in tlte Noontide: Women Writers 357 and tlte Supemarurol. By Vanessa D. Dickerson. Kristin Flieger Samltelian

Elizabeth Gaskell: Tlte Early Years. By John Chaprle. 360 Dissembling Fictions: Elizabetlt Gaskell and tlte Victorian Social Text. By Deirdre d'Albertis. Elsie B. Micltie

Home Fronts: Domesticity and Its Critics in the 363 Antebellum United Swtes. By Lora Romero. Laurel Bollinger

Anal! Nin and tlte Relnaking of Self: Gender, 364 Modernism, and Narrative Identity. By Diane Richard-Allerdyce. Heatlter Wltite

Subject to Negotiation: Reading Feminist 366 Criticism and American Women's Fictions. By Elaine Neil Orr. Kay B. Meyers

Toni Morrison: Critical and Tlteoretical Approacltes. 368 Edited by Nancy J. Peterson. Richard Hardack

usbian Panic: Homoeroticism in Modem Britislt 371 Women's Fiction. By Patricia Juliana Smith. Tite usbian Menace: Ideology, Identity, and tlte Representation of Lesbian Life. By Sherrie A. Inness. Ann M. Ciasullo

Tite Diva's Mowlt: Bvdy, Voice, Prima Donna Politics. 375 By Susan J. Leonardi and Rebecca A. Pore. D. Britton Gildersleeve

ANNOUNCEMENTS

BOOKS RECEIVED

CONTRIBUTORS 87 Uncoverings 1998

Volume 19 of the Research Papers of the Amelican Quilt Study Group

Preface 5

RESEARCH PAPERS

The Life and Q,uilts ofIda Stover Eisenlwwer Carol H. Elmore and Ronnie G. Elmore 7

The Qyilt Designers ofNortll East England Dorothy Osler 37

Mary Susan Rice and tile Missionary Qyilt Tracy W. Barron 71

Learning to Qyilt witll Grandma Mary Sibley: Gift Labor, Traditional Qyiltmaking, and Coutemporary Art Heather Lenz 109

A Stitcll in Crime: Qyilt Detective Novels Judy Elsley 137

Stitclles in Time: Tile Development ofSewing 17lread in tile Niueteentll Ceutmy and Beyond Jenny Yearous 155

Authors and Editor 179

Index 181 88 VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN Volume 5, Number 2, February 1999

CONTENTS Editor's Introduction Articles Not Going Back: Sustaining the Separation in the Process ofLeaving Abusive Relationships )UD111i WUEST AND MARILYN MERRfIT-GRAY 110 The Overlap Between Child Maltreatment and Woman Battering JEFFREY L. EDLESON \34 Bodily Self-Harm and Its Relationship to Childhood Abuse Among Women in a Primary Care Setting MICHAEL W. WIEDERMAN, RANDY A. SANSONE, and LORI A. SANSONtl \55 Family Killing Fields: Honor Rationales in the Murder ofWomen NANCY V. BAKER, PETER R GREGWARE, and MARGERY A. CASSIDY \64 The Development ofaComprehensive Measure of the Sexual Victimization of College Women JOANNE BELKNAP, BONNIE S. FISHER, and FRANCIS T. CULLEN \85 Book Reviews Ruling Passions: Sexual Violence, Reputation and the Law by Sue Lees AMANDA KONRAD! 215 Because I Remember Terror, Father, I Remember You by Sue William Silverman PATRICIA JOYNER PRIEST 220 VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN 89 Volume 5, Number 3, March 1999

CONTENTS Editor's Introduction 227 Articles When a Date Changes From Fun to Dangerous: Factors Affecting Women's Ability to Distinguish jEANEITE NORRIS, PAULA S. NURIUS, and mOMAS L. GRAHAM 230 Bad Dates or Emotional Trauma? The Aftermath of Campus Sexual Assault MARTIN D. SCHWARTZ and MOLLY S. LEGGEIT 251 Prevalence and Correlates of Relationship Abuse Among a Community-Based Sample of Low-Income Africatl American Women ANITA RAJ, JAY G. SILVERMAN. GINA M. WINGOOD, and RALPH j. DICLEMENTE 272 Type and Severity of Abuse and Posttraumatic Stress Disorder Symptoms Reported by Women Who Killed Abusive Partners JOANNE HATThNOORF, ALLEN j. OITENS, and RICHARD G. LOMAX 292 Estimating Hospital Charges Associated With Intimate Violence TERESA j. FINLAYSON, LINDA E. SALTZMAN, DANlELj. SHERIDAN, and WENDY K. TAYLOR 313 Book Reviews Reconcilable Differences: Confronting Beauty, Pornography and the Future of Feminism by Lynn S. Chancer, and Fantasies of Femininity: Refrarning the Boundaries of Sex by Jane Ussher BETSY LUCAL 336 The Traffic in Women: Human Realities of the lnternational Sex Trade by Siriporn Skrobanek, Nattaya Boollpakdi, and Chutima Janthakeero SHARON K. ARAJl 342 90 VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN

Special Issue: WeUare, Work, and Domestic Violence: Current Research and Future Directions for Policy and Practice Guest Editor: Richard M. Tolman

Volume 5, Number 4, April 1999

CONTENTS Guest Editor's Introduction 355 Articles The Effects ofMale Violence on Female Employment SUSAN LLOYD and NINA TALUC 370 The Impact ofRecent Partner Violence on Poor Women's Capacity to Maintain Work ANGELA BROWNE, AMY SALOMON, and SHARI S. BASSUK 393 Child Support and Domestic Violence: The Victims Speak Out JESSICA PEARSON, NANCY THOENNES, and ESTIiER ANN GRISWOLD 427 The Family Violence Option: An Early Assessment IODY RAPHAEL 449 Erratum 467 91 Wisconsin 'Vomen's LawJournal

VOL. XIII, NUMBER 2 FALL, 1998

CONTENTS

ARTICLES

SEX, SEXUAL PLEASURE, Al''!o REPRODUCfION: HEALTH INSURERS DON'T WANT You TO Do THOSE NASTY THINGS .....•...... Hazel Glenn Beh 119

SINGLE"PARENT LATINAS ON THE l\1ARGIN: SEEKING A ROO~f \VITH A VIEW, MEALS, AND BUILT-IN COM~IUNnY Laura M. Padilla 179

WOMEN'S JOB HUNTING IN THE "ICE AGE": FROZEN OPPORTUNITIES IN JAPAN Robbi Louise Miller 223

MEMOIR

My CAIlliER AS A CHOCOLATIER ...... ••...• Ann Bmtaw 257 92 THE WOMAN 1ST Volume I, Number I Summer 1994

.J Photographs/Front Cover. Contents Page. 10. II. 13,20, Back .cover Gerris Farris Voices of the Spirit: Womanist Methodologies in the Theological Disciplines/I Emilie M. Townes Positive Sexuality: Does It Begin at Home1l2 Pat Washington An Afrocentric Feminist Angle of Vision: Black Feminist Epistemology and Scholarship/4 Charlotte M. Harris Beyond Survival: Storytelling as an Emancipatory Tool Among Women of African Descent/S JoAnne Banks-Wallace The Holiness of Herself Released: Nineteenth.Century African American Women's Spiritual Narratives and Womanist Research/S Joycelyn Moody "Everybody Say II": Towards a Womanist Interpretation of Nineteenth.Century Afra·American Writlng/9 Barbara McCaskill

Reading Herstory: An Afrofemcentric Theory of Art/I 4 Sharon L Jones Recognizing the Warrior's Dance: Afrocentric Womanlsm and Implications for Scholarship and Pedagogy/I 6 F. Elaine De Lancey What Woman1st Science Would Look Like/I 7 Michelle Murrain On the Variegation of Authority: The Role of Womanlsm in the Reformulation of Knowledge Production and Validation Processes/18 Layli Phillips THE WOMANIST 93 Volume I, Number 2 Summer 1995

Photographs/Front Cover, etc. Gerris Farris BlackWomen's Sexual Sense of Self: Implications for AIDS Prevention/ Stephanie Brown & Lilv McNair Black Female Sexuality:Within-Group Differences/ Velma McBride Murry Examining Depression Among African-American Women Using Womanist and Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing Perspectives/ Barbara Jones Warren Letter from Home/ Marie T. Cochran Queen,The Miniseries:Variations on an Old Theme/ Katrina Covington-Whitmore Women in Achebe's World/ Rose Ure Mezu New Directions for The Womanist and New Opportunities for Womanists/ Layli Phillips & Barbara McCaskill

All photographs this issue 0 Gerris Farris, 1995 94 WOMANIST ,.HEORY AIID RESEARCH Volume 2, Number I Fall/Winter 1996-97 Premier Double Issue

Front Cover, Centerfold Elizabeth Mciver The Child 15 Mother to the Woman(ist): A Tribute to Mills College's TheWomanist:AWomen of Color lournall Layli Phillips Anthropology andWomanistTheory: Claiming the Discourse on Gender, Race and Culture/ Cheryl Rodriguez The Manifestation of Gender in Some African Languages! Lioba Moshi "GettingThemselvesTogether": The Blues Tradition in Sherley Anne Williams' Some One SweetAnllel ChileJ . Marlowe A. Miller In Their Own Words: Pearl Cleage and Glenda Dickerson Define WomanlstTheatre/ Freda Scott Giles Bridging the Gap Between So-Called Postcolonial and Minority Women of Color: A Comparative Methodology forThird World Feminist Literary Criticism/ Fawzla Aml·Khan "You Wanna Go Deep, ITakeYou Deep": African-American and Womanlst Consciousness In Imperceptible Mutabilities of the Third Kinlldom/ Michael D. Hill Slave Narrative Retentions In African-American Women's Writings About Madness! Jeanne Phoenix laurel "Here's for the Bitches": An Analysis of Gangsta Rap and Misogyny/ Darren Rhym A Tribute to Terri Lynn Jewell, 1954-1995/ The Crossing Press Womanlst Studies Consortium/Rockefeller Foundation Humanities Fellowships 1995-99/ Charter Members of the Woman1st Studies Consortium 1996-97 WomanistTheory & Research External Reviewers Women & Criminal Justice 95 Volume 10, Number 2 1999

Women and Domestic Violence: An Interdisciplinary Approach

Acknowledgments xi

Domestic Violence: An Interdisciplinary Approach Lynette Feder

Revisiting the Rule of Thumb: An Overview of the History of Wife Abuse 9 Susan A. Lentz

Protecting Battered Women: Latest Trends in Civil Legal Relief 29 Catherille F. Kleill Leslye E. Orloff

Police Handling of Domestic Violence Calls: An Overview and Further Investigation 49 Lynette Feder

Does Batterer Treatment Reduce Violence? A Synthesis of the Literature 69 Robert C. Davis B1'IIce G. Taylor

BOOK REVIEWS

COllfrolltillg Rape and Sexual Assault, edited by Mary E. Odem and lody Clay-Warner 95 Reviewed by Lori G. Beamall

Nothillg Bad Happells to Good Girls: Fear ofCrime ill Womell~ Lives, by Esther Madriz 98 Reviewed by Jody Miller Health~ 96 Women&

Volume 28, Number 1 1998

Introduction: Researching Women's Health: Australian Perspectives I Lenore kfcmdersoll, PhD By Women, for Women: The Continuing Appeal of Women's Health Centres 5 Dorollly H. Broom. PhD Women's Health Australia: Recruitment for a National Longitudinal Cohort Study 23 Wendy J. Bnmm. PhD Lois Br)'s01l. PhD Jlllie E. Byles, PhD Annette J. Dobson. PhD Christilia Lee. PhD Gita Mishra, PhD MargO/ Sella}iel". PhD Community Perceptions of Health. Illness and Care: Identifying Issues for Indigenous Communities 41 Margarel Kelaher. PhD Noela Baigrie, BNllr Lellore Malldersoll. PhD Lallrel Moore, MBBS Cindy SlwllIuJII. MBA Gail IVilliams, PhD

Travelling with "Excess Baggage": Health Problems of Refugee Women in Western Australia 63 Pascale Allotey, PhD Security and Safe Havens: Health Issues Among Women in Mobile Homes 83 Leflore Manderson, PhD Margaret Kelaher. PhD Carol McLallghli1l Michelle Salldberg Engendering Stress in Australia: The Embodiment of Social Relationships 97 Alldrea Whittaker, BAIHoIIS), PhD Lillda ColIlIor, BArHam), PhD How Does Domestic Violence Affect Women's Mental Health? 117 Gwelllleth L. Rober/s. PhD, BBIIS, RN Gail M. lVilliams, PhD, MSc Joall M. Lawrellce, FRC, FRANZCP Beverley Raphael. MD. FRC 97 Womefl&Health

Volume 28 Number 2 1998

CONTENTS

Women's Choice Between Indigenous and Western Contraception in Urban Mozambique 1 Victor Agadjanian, PhD

Smoking Behaviors of Women Whose Children Attend an Urban Pediatric Primary Care Clinic 19 Judith Groner, MD Karen Ahijevych, RN, PhD Lindsey Grossman, MD Leslie Rich, MA

Sexual Harassment in Academia: A Hazard to Women's Health 33 Erica van Roosmalen, PhD Susan A. McDaniel, PhD, FRSC

Rural Women's Satisfaction and Stress as Family Health Care Gatekeepers 55 Jean B. Hemard, MS Pamela A. Monroe, PhD Elizabeth S. Atkinson, PhD Lydia B. Blalock, MS

Migraine: A "Woman's Disease?" 79 Leon J. Warshaw, MD Richard B. Lipton, MD Stephen D. Silberstein, MD 98 "Tak[e] the helm," man the ship . . . and I forgot my bikini! Unraveling why woman is not considered a verb Catherine Helen Palczewski

"Waiting to Exhale" or "Breath(ing) Again": A Search for Identity, Empowennent, 9 and Love in the 1990's Tina M. Harris and Patricia S. Hill

Where Silenced Voices Speak Out: The Hidden Power oflnfonnal Communication Networks 21 Stacy L. Young .

The Masculine Queen ofBeowulf 31 Mary Dockray-Miller

Rape-Related English And Yoruba Proverbs 39 Yisa Kehinde Yusuf

Metaphorical Alternatives to Violence· Report from a Workshop 43 MJ. Hardman

The Girls' Declaration ofSentiments 48

Volume XXI Book Reviews Number 2 Fall 1998 Books in Brief

News

Popular Stuff

Publications ofInterest

Looking to Publish?

Call for Papers

New Journals

Conferences

Films

Items ofInterest, References and Websites

Abstracts

Poetry:

A Prayer for Mary (from The Mary Poems Cycle) Avital Talmor

Culture Dina Dabbany-Miraglia

Bouquets Three Mary Kennan Herbert

Love Song - An Excerpt Avital Talmor 99

Women & Shelter

No. 11. March 1998

page Editorial 1 International News 2 Network News 5 Newsbriefs 6 Africa 7 Asia 10 Latin America 12 Europe 15 Documents and Resources 16 100

Women

No. 12 & Shelter November 1998

Editorial page 2 Working Hard In Colombia by Mansol Dalmazzo page 13 Land, Property and Adequate Housing: Women's Human Rights Letter from Canada by Leilani Farha page 3 by Pam Sayne page I4

Hualrou Commission: Internadonal Workshop on A New Way ofPannering Gender Responsive Environmental by Sheryl Feldman page 5 Planning and Management page 14 Network News page 6 Bulledn Board events NewsbriefS page 7 on the net... page 15

A learning Experience - Documents and Resources page 16 Internship Programme in Uganda by Zarlna Ishanl page 9 Roundtable Discussion Marks World Habitat Day In Tanzania by Carla Castaneda page 10 AIM by Anthony Matthew Gill page 11 The Centre on Housing Rights and Evietlons: Women's Housing Rights Prowamme by LeilaOi Farha page 12

Best Praetlces 199B page 12 101

FEBRUARY 1999 Volume ii, No.2 Report from women in the trenches at The Citadel " 1 Newswatch: Gendered politics at work " 4 Florida program helps women make connections " 6 There IS life after athletics for women " 7 What does it take to crack the "adobe ceiling" in higher ed? 8 Canon-busting book adds women to the curriculum " 9 12 steps to sanity for college presidents 10 How to make distance learning good for women...... 24 Patriarchal culture squanders women's contributions...... 25 Part II: A personal account of fighting sex bias on campus.. 27 Techniques to help students discuss gender ...... 28 Caring for the soul ...... 30 Editor: On assignment at the WIHE conference ...... 32 PLUS: More than 100 jobs seeking female candidates .. 11-23

MARCH 1999 Volume 8, No.3

More voices mean more voice for women on campus today. I AAUW offers $45,000stipend for research on women 2 Newswatch: Gendered politics at work and play...... 3 Sports culture encourages harassing female athletes...... 5 Illegal interview questions fuel hiring bias...... 6 Class of 2002: Females are more stressed, conservative...... 7 G,unbling survey shows female athletes bet less ...... 8 Ft'minist promotes new vision fm hierarchical libraries. . .. 17 Wisconsin CEOs shMe lessons from their journeys...... Iii After 40 years, new Barbie dolls come of age ... .. 19 Women presidents evolve as species at universities...... 20 Last of a three-part personal account of fighting sex bias. .. 21 I low to help teachers make women visible in class...... 23 Editor: Junior year ,1broad is a rite of passage 24 PLUS: Dozens of jobs aw,liting top female candidates! '" 9-16 102

APRIL 1999 Volume 8, No.4 Successful leaders live with ambiguity, manage change. .. .. 1 Newswatch: Gendered politics at work ...... 3 Campus coalition teams up against rape...... 6 Learning from successful minority student achievers...... 7 Campus administrative salaries rise; females gain...... 8 Bias and harassment: 'What's the matter with them?' 20 PROFILE: Marie McDemmond sails on choppy waters 21 What's a nice woman doing coaching men's hockey? 22 Five strategies to propel your career on campus...... 23 How to get that job interview...... 24 Women's centers: Tips to thrive, not just survive...... 25 Research briefs: What they're learning about campus...... 27 Editor: Honor the imp in yourself...... 28 PLUS 45 great jobs seeking women candidates! 9 Women in Sport and 103 Physical Activity Journal

VOLUME 7 • NUMBER 2 • FALL 1998

Original Investigations Perceived Barriers to and Benefits of Physical Activity amoung Black and White Women Arlene E. Hall 1 Raising Awareness and Commitment to Gender EqUity in Athletics: A Development Workshop Cynthia Pemberton & Robert Everhart 33 Masters Women Runners Lynda B. Ransdell & Christine L. Wells 53 Weight Concerns and Disordered Eating Altitudes among Male and Female College Cheerleaders Justine J. Reel & Diane L. Gill.. 79 Belly Dancing: A Feminist Project: Jan Wright & Shoshana Dreyfus 95

BOOK REVIEWS J. Sandoz. A Whole Other Ball Game: Women's literature on women's sport 115 P. Griffin. Strong women: Deep closets 118

CONFERENCE REVIEWS NASSS 121 Scholarship on the Edge Patricia Griffin 125 INFORMATIONAL ITEMS Wishperd 124 Women's Sport Foundation 131 Editor Invitation 133 IAPESGW 134 BIJAPER SUbscription Form 135 NAGWS 136 WSPAJ Subscription Form 137 104 Women's History Review

VOLU~IE 7 NUMBER 4 1998

Jutta Schwarzkopf. Gendering Exploitation: the use oi gender in the campaign against driving in Lancashire weaving sheds, 1886-1903 449 Hilda Rean. Some Problems of Constructing and Reconstructing a Suffragette's Life: Mary Richardson, suifragette, socialist and fascist 475 Joanna Liddle & Shirin Rai. Feminism, Imperialism and Orientalism:the challenge of the 'Indian woman' 495 Jane Long. The Colour of Disorder: women's employment and 'protective' intervention in the lead industry in Victorian England 521 Anne Mitson. An Exchange of Letters: estate management and Lady Yarborough 547 Barbara Brookes & Margaret Tennant. Making Girls Modern: Pakeha women and menstruation in New Zealand, 1930·70 565 Suruchl Thapar.Bjorkert. Gender, Nationalism and the Colonial Jail: a study of wome:. activists in Uttar Pradesh 583

Review Essay Perry R. Willson. Women, War and the Vote: gender and politics in Italy, 194046617

BOOK REVIEWS Birth. Marriage and Death: ritual, religion, and the life-cycle in Tudor and Stuart England (David Cressy), reviewed by Jacqueline Eales 625 Reconstructing Political Theory: feminist perspectives (Mary Lyndon Shanley & Uma Narayan, EdsJ, reviewed by Judith Squires 626 Purifying America. Women, Cultural Reform and Pro·censorship Activism, 1873-1933 (Alison M. Parker), reviewed by Margaret Walsh 629 Flora Tristan: life stories (Susan Grogan), reviewed by Felicia Gordon 630 j\ Right to Childhood': the US Children's Bureau and child welfare, 1912-46 (Kriste Lindenmeyer), reviewed by Elizabeth J. Clapp 631

Title-page and Contents, Volume 7 633 2 EDITORIAL : THE 25TH YEAR OF WIN NEWS

3 7 WOMEN AND THE UNITED NATIONS GENERAL ASSEMBLY 53. SESSION Sept. - Dec. '98 New York: Documents for women SPECIAL SESSION 5-9 June 2000: 10 ossess I follow-up Beijing Conference SOCIAL SUMMIT Special Session 26-30 June 2000 10 assess results COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN, 43. SESSION: 1-19 Morch 1999. N.Y. CEOAW: Camm. on Elimination of Discrimination, 20th SESSION, 19 Jon.· 9 Febr. 199 IWRAW: International Women's Rights Action Walch IWTC- International Women's Tribune Cenlre I WOMEN INK CAIRO + 5: Review of UNFPA Population Conference· ICPD UN Policies discriminate against wives of UN employees RIGHTS OF WOMEN: Global Review of Women's Human Rights by Women Ink UNICEF Annual Reporl /I UNESCO: International Human Rights Instruments HABITAT: The Huoirou Commission on Women and Habitat 50, ANNIVERSARY OF HUMAN RIGHTS DECLARATION 8 - 9 WOMEN AND INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS CLEARINGHOUSE INTERNATIONAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES: World Heolth Organizolion II Food and Agriculture Organization /1 UN Women Volunteers II UN AIDSII UNESCO II World Bank II UNFPA II OECD II internalionaf NGOs 10 - 17 WOMEN AND DEVELOPMENT EDUCATION I LITERACY: Wall Chart - Educaling Girls Gaps and Goin" PCC II Laubach Literacy International: Women II World Illiteracy Growing for Girls II Girl's Global Education Fund II Why girl's in rural India drop out of School Prize for Women's Creativity in rural Life II MATCH International works in Chile II Women Shelter Network· HABITAT International Coalition· HIC • Tanzania II Women's Environmental Network in UK. 18 • 25 WOMEN AND HEALTH WHO: Postpartum Care of Mother and Newborn II The Struggle for Health I India ABORTION: US laws provide access to abortion II WHO: Unsafe Abortions: Global and regional estimates II Chile's Abortion Law violates Human Rights, Law /I BIRTH CONTROL: Emergency Contraception II Viagra for men or contraceptives RESOURCES: Women's Health in Women's Hands· Canada II Women's Health Exchange I lOur Bodies Ourselves published in Chino II SIECUS Report II AIDS devastating subSaharan Africa: UN Survey 26 - 38 FEMALE GENITAL AND SEXUAL MUTILATION PROGRESS REPORT: WIN Grassrools Campaign 10 slop FGM lusing the CBPBs - Universal Childbirth Picture Books. Letters from recipients in African countries GHANA: Is Ihe FGM Ban Effeclive ? BURKINA FASO: Government Camapign shows some success TOGO: Legislation to prohibit FGM adopted COTE d'IVOIRE: Campaign to eradicate Excision KENYA: Infibulation still procliced by Somalis in North-East region FGM Condemned as Custom and Cultural Practice· 11 Advancing the Human Rights of Women" by Commonwealth Secretariat Statement from the Institute of Medicine Council on FGM SECOND STUDY CONFERENCE on FGM in EUROPE: Goleborg, Sweden 39 •. 42 WOMEN AND VIOLENCE USA: Human Rights Watch· Michigan State prisons violate women prisoners rights II NY Police Departments fail to arrest policemen for wife-abuse II Sexual Harassment: a Praclicol Guide KENYA: Wife Abuse: "Letls shame the Bullies" II CANADA: Rape cases shake Army ECPAT: End Child Prostitution, Child Pornography (continued, next page) 106

VOL 25 NO 1 WINTER 1999 (continued) 43 • 45 WOMEN AND MEDIA A SIX POINT COMMUNICATION PROGRAM - Women's Inslitule II WOMEN'S JOURNALS I MAGAZINES from, USA II ASIA II EUROPE II AFRICA

46 • 51 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: AFRICA AND MIDDLE EAST ZAMBIA: More Women in Leadership positions II Pregnant Girls re-admitted to Schools // Women of lusaka the poorest of the poor BENIN: Women, Discrimination and Poverty SWAZILAND: National Assembly still dominated by men after last election SOUTHERN AFRICA, WLSA - Women ond Low Reseorch Trust NIGERIA: CEOPA: Women on the Move II Women on the Move· Empowerment 1/ Women Politicians on the Move 52 - 58 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: ASIA AND PACIFIC AFGHANISTAN: Violations of Womenls Human Rights II The Siluation of Women· MONGOLIA: Women Lawyers Association· MWLA JAPAN: Public Opinion Poll on Gender Equality II Part Time Women Workers II Asian Women Workers Newsletter CHINA: Women over 35 'Unemployablel II New Divorce Legislation holly debated SOUTH KOREA: Women suffer doubly from economic downtrend 59 • 64 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: EUROPE EUROPEAN UNION: "Women of Europe" Dossier 46: on Sustainable Development List of Dossiers on: Cinemail the informal Society II Aging./I Glossary Women and the Urban Environment // Reconciliation between work and family GERMANY: ZIF· Centre for Interdisciplinary Women Studies, Berlin II Discrimination against women profitable for men HUNGARY: Discrimination in hiring widespread II NANE! . Women working wilh women against Violence SWITZERLAND, Firsl Womon Presidenl elecled

65 • 73 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: AMERICAS

ARGENTINA: Fundacion Mujeres en Igualidad - Women and Equality Foundation LATIN AMERICA: Women slowly rising in Politics UNITED STATES: Encyclopedia of Women's History in America II Working Women want Equal Pay· AFL-ClO /1 The Facts about Wage-Discrimination and Pay /1 Working Women Working Together 1/ Work and Family Statistics II Women Entrepreneurs successful in mole dominated Industries· statistics /1 Catalyst Women. Or"g - Women in Business Management II Womenls political Activism slowing 1/ Facts on Working Women II Women students outnumber men 01 Colleges/Universities II Bread and Roses Cultural Project NYC 74 • 76 INFORMATION OF INTEREST: INTERNATIONAL CENTER for Cross Cultural Reasearch on Women, UK 1/ Gender allhe International Criminal Court Conference II Women earn less than men around the World // WORLD DATA· DATOS MUNDIAlES II AWID . Assoc. for Women in Development Conference: November 11-14 1999, Washington. 107

1 Kathleen Woodward' A Season in Hell: A Memoir by Marilyn French; Wet Earth and Dreams: A Narrative ofGriefand Recovery by Jane Lazarre . 4 Mary O'Brien, 1926-1998 5 Gail Pool· Master Georgie by Beryl Bainbridge 6 Arlene Raven' Seeing Ourselves: Women's Self-Portraits by Frances Borzello 7 Blanche Wiesen Cook' Empty Without You: The Intimate Letters ofEleanor Roosevelt and Lorena Hickok edited by Rodger Streitmatter 9 Paula DiPerna' Ecological Politics: Ecofeminists and the Greens by Greta Gaard 10 Meg Daly' Adios, Barbie: Young Women Write about Body Image and Identity edited by Ophira Edut; Inner Hunger: A Young Woman's Struggle through Anorexia and Bulimia by Marianne Apostolides; Real GirllReal World: Tools for Finding Your True Self by Heather M Gray and Samantha Phillips 11 Linda Niemann' Driving to Detroit: An Automotive Odyssey by Lesley Hazleton 13 Vivian Pollak' The Poems ofEmily Dickinson: Variorum Edition edited by R. w: Franklin 15 Barbara Croft· The Love ofa Good Woman by Alice Munro 16 Linda Mizejewski • Chick Flicks: Theories and Memories of the Feminist Film Movement by B. Ruby Rich 18 Marcia Falk • Tu Bishvat in the Redwoods (Poem) 19 Jeanne Schinto • Francesca Woodman by Francesca Woodman, edited by Herve Chahdes 20 Carole Anne Taylor' The Trame in Women: Human Realities of the International Sex Trade by Siriporn Skrobanek, Nataya Boonpakdee and Chulima Jantateero; Night Market: Sexual Cultures and tbe Thai Economic Miracle by Ryan Bishop and Lillian S. Robinson 22 Books Received Our Letters section will return next month 108

1 Mary Wilson Carpenter' Fanny Trollope: Tbe Life and Adventures ofa Clever Woman by Pamela Neville-Sington

4 Letters 5 Alix Kates Shulman -Feminism and Its Fictions: The ConsdousnesswRaising Novel and the Women's Liberation Movement by Lisa Maria Hogeland

6 Marie Shear' 24 Years ofHouse Work... and the Place is Still a Mess by Pal Schroeder; Representative Mom by Susan Molinari with Elinor Burkett; Framing A Life: A Family Memoir by Geraldine A, Ferraro with Catherine Whitney; Seasons ofHer Life: A Biography ofMadeleine Korbel Albright by Ann Blackman; Barbara Jordan: American Hero by Mary Beth Rogers

8 Meryl Allman' Tbinking Fascism: Sappbic Modernism and Fascist Modernity by Erin G, Carlston 9 Valerie Miner' Herb's Pajamas by AbigaU Thomas 9 Susan Wicks' Two Poems 10 Pat Aufderheide' Family Frames: Photography, Narrative, and Postmemory by Marianne Hirsch; Trespassing tbrougb Sbadows: Memory, Pbotograpby, and tbe Holocaust by Andrea Liss

11 Rickie Solinger' Slaying tbe Mermaid: Women and tbe Culture ofSacrifice by Stephanie Golden 12 Sherri Broder' Woman Suffrage and Women's Rigbts edited by Ellen Coral DuBois; Harriot Stanlon B1atcb and tbe Winning ofAmerican Suffrage by Ellen Carol DuBois

14 Karen Kahn' Grassroots Warriors: Activist Mothering, Community Work, and the War on Poverty by NOllcy A, Naples

TEACHING FOR CHANGE: the classroom in the world, the world in the classroom 15 Melanie KayelKantrowitz • Liberation Studies now: teaching globally 17 Teresa Brennan and Jane Caputi' From thought to action: training public intellectuals 18 Valerie Jenness' Making sense ofhatred: teaching about hate crimes 20 Lynn S. Chancer' Unholy trinity: teaching race, class andgender 22 Cynthia Peters' Electronic education: teaching online

23 THE REAL AND THE VIRTUAL: A CONVERSATION WITH ZILLAH EISENSTEIN 25 Vicky Steinitz and Ann Withom· Survivors ofthe system: teaching welfare rights

26 CLOSE TO HOME: A CONVERSATION WITH RHONDA WILLIAMS 28 Barbara Schulman· The anatomy ofatrocity: teaching about violence against women 30 Books Received 109

1Anna Wilson' The Feminist Memoir Project: Voices from Women's Liheration edited by Rachel Blau DuPlessis alld AIlIl SllitOlV 4 Letters 5 Maureen T. Reddy' How Jews Became White Folks and What That Says About Race in America by Korell Brodkill; White Man Falling: Race, Gender and White Supremacy by Abby L. Ferber

7 Marion Lignana Rosenberg' Tbe Silent Duchess by Dacia Marailli

8 Jo Ann Citron' Tbe Crime of Sbeila McGough by JOliet Malcolm 9 Deborah McDowell' Mosquito by Gayl JOlles 11 Sandra Hackman' From Barbie to Mortal Kombat: Gender and Computer Games edited by Justille Cassell alld Hellry Jellkills 12 Sonia Jaffe Robbins' Global Obscenities: Patriarcby, Capitalism, and the Lure of Cyberfantasy by Zillah Eisellsteill

13 Judith Niemi· The Edges of the Civilized World: A Journey in Nature and Culture by Alison Hawthorne Deming 15 Alice Kessler-Harris' Between Vengeance and Forgiveness: Facing History after Genocide and Mass Violence by Martha Millow

16 Lisa M. Steinman' Last Chance for the Tarzan Holler by Thylias Moss; Distance Learning by Allgeia Sorby

18 Erica Harth· The Climate of the Country by Mamie Mueller 19 Cynthia D. Schrager' Mary Baker Eddy by Gilliall Gill 20 Taslima Nasrin' Two Poems 21 Lise Wei I• The Resurgence of the Real: Body, Nature, and Place in a Hypermodern World by Charlelle Spretllak; Quintessence...Realizing the Archaic Future: A Radleal Elemental Feminist Manifesto by MOlY Da!l' 22 Books Received 110

1 Lillian S. Robinson· A Transatlantic Love Affair: Letters to Nelson Algren and America Day by Day by Simone de Beauvoir 5 Letters

6~ Lisa Marcus' Letters orIotent: Women Cross the Generations to Talk about Family, Work, Sex, Love, and the Future of Feminism edited by Alina Bondoe alld Meg Daly 7 Carolyn G. Heilbrun· Elegy for Iris by Johll Bayley 8 Gayle Greene· The Poisonwood Bible by Barbara Killgsolver 9 Martha Nichols' Women Managing for the Millennium by Sal()' Garratt; Success on Our Own Terms: Tales of Extraordinary, Ordinary Business Women by Virginia O'Brien; Women's Studies and Business Ethics: Toward a New Conversation edited by Andrea Larson and R. Edward Freeman 11 Leora Tanenbaum' The Technology ofOrgasm: UHysteria," the Vibrator, and Women's Sexual Satisfaction by Rachel P. Mailles

13 Jan Clausen· Sooo: Tales from Hospice by A. G. Mojtabai 14 Nancy Scheper-Hughes. In the Land ofGod and Man: Confronting Our Sexual Culture by Silvalla Paternostro

15 Harriet Malinowitz • Talking Back: Images ofJewish Women in American Popular Culture edited by Joyce Alltier

16 Meredith Tax· Red Diapers: Growing Up in the Communist Left edited by Judy Kaplall alldU,1l1 Shapiro

17 Priscilla Long· The Lost Land: Poems by Eavall Boland 18 Diane P. Freedman and Martha Stoddard Holmes· The Family Track: Keeping Your Faculties While You Mentor, Nurture, Teach, and Serve edited by Constance Coiner and Diana Hume George

19 Elaine Sargent Apthorp • Fetish Lives: Stories by Gail JOlles 19 Daniela Crasnaru • Two Poems 20 Laura Ciolkowski • Reproducing Reproduction: Kinship, Power, and Technological Innovation edited by Sarah Franklin and Helena Ragone; Cyborg Babies: From Techno·Sex to Techno-Tots edited by Robbie Davis-Floyd alld Joseph Durnil

21 Linda M. Williams· After Silence: Rape and My Journey Back by Nan~v Venable Raine: Surviving the Silence: Black Women's Stories of Rape by Char/otte Pierce-Baker 22 Books Received III

WOMEN'S RIGHTS LAW REpORfER

Volume 20, Number I CONTENTS FalllWinter 1998

ARTICLE: The Gender Neutral Pronoun Redefined Debora Scillveikart .

REPORT: Report From the Roundtable on the Meaning of "Trafficking in Persons": A Human Rights Perspective Ali Miller...... II Alison N. Stewart

NOTE: New York's Mandatory HIV Testing of Newborns: A Positive Step Which Results in ~egative Consequences for Women and Their Children . Michele M. Contreras 21

BOOK REVIEW: Combatting the "Warrior Mentality": A Review of Grolllld Zero: The Gender Wars in the Military . Lydia Zaidman 33

BOOK SUMMARIES: More Than Victims: Baltered Women. the Syndrome Society and the Law. By Donald Alexander Downs...... 43

The Lipstick Proviso-Women. Sex & Power in the Real World. By Karen Lehnnan 47

Spectral E"idence-The Ramona Case: Incest, Memory, and Tl'lIth on Trial in Napa Valley. By Moira Johnston ...... 49

On Our Own: Unmarried Mother/wod in America. By Melissa Ludtke...... 53 112

Volume 28, Number 2 (1999)

Cross-Dressing Harlem, Re-Dressing Race 127 ANNE STAVNEY "Ever in Unrest": Translating Hadewijch of Antwerp's Mengeldichten 157 MARY SUYDAM The Hurston/WalkerNaughn Connection: Feminist Strategies in American Fiction 185 JACQUELINE VAUGHT BROGAN Graduate Women's Studies: An Assessment After Tho Decades 20 I JEAN REITH SCHROEDEL, KAREN TORJESEN. PAMELA ZEISER, CHARLES C. TURNER, AND LAURA AMMON Art Essay 221 WINSTON BRANCH [the moon hung heavier than a yellow fist.] 225 JENNIFER BURKE Book Reviews KELLY FULLER 227 EMILY GRIESINGER 231 MORGAN S. GRETHER 235 In Brief 239 Notes on Contributors 245 Recent Publications WOMEN'S STUDIES INTERNATIONAL FORUM VOLUME 21 NUMBER 6 1998 113 NOVEMBER-DECEMBER MIGRATING FEMINISMS: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS iii THE ASIAIPACIFIC REGION

KALPANA RAM 571 Introduction: migratory women. travelling feminisms

SONIA RVANG 581 Nationalist inclusion or emancipatory identity? North Korean women in Japan

VERA MACKIE 599 Dialogue, distance and difference: feminism in contemporary Japan

KALPANA RM.f 617 Na: shariram nadhi, "My body is mine": the urban women's health movement in India and its negotiation of modernity

RUCHIRA GANGULy-SCRASE 633 Minority women and the experiences of migration and ROBERTA JULIAN

SANTI ROZARIQ 649 On being Australian and Muslim: Muslim women as defenders of Islamic heritage

MARGARET JOLLY 663 Aerial roots

SELINA TUSITALA MARSH 665 Migrating feminisms: maligned overstayer Or model citizen?

J. KEHAULANI KAUANUI 681 Off·island Hawaiians "making" ourselves at "home"; a (gendered) contradiction in terms? BOOK REVIEWS

SANDRA LOREAN 695 Sex Among Allies: Military Prostitwion in U.S.-Korea Relatiolls by Katharine H. S. Moon·

SOFiA KEARNS 696 The Mystic ofTUllia: The Writillgs ofMadre Caslillo, 1671-1742 by Kathryn Joy McKnight

LINDA HANTRAIS 696 JWainstreaming Equality in the European Union: Education. Training and Labour Market Policies by Teresa Rees

GERRY HOLLOWAY 697 The Men's Share? Masculinities. Male Support and alld Womell's Suffrage ill Britaill, 1890-1920 ediled by Angela V. John and Claire Euslance

DIANE REAY 698 Formations ofClass and Gender by Beverley Skeggs

SIMONE NOVAK 698 Women in German Yearbook J3: Feminist Studies in German Literature and Culture edited by Sara Friedrichsmeyer and Patricia Herminghouse

MAGDALENA J. ZABOROWSKA 699 Postmodem Fairy Tales: Gender and Narrative Strarexies by Cristina Bacchilega

KATHLEEN O'GRADY 700 Julia Kristeva in Transition: Recent Publications

703 Biographical Stalemenls

705 Feminist Forum: News, Conference. Reports

719 Volume 21 Contents and AUlhor Jndex WOMEN'S STUDIES INTERNATIONAL fORUM VOLUME 22 NUMBER 1 1999 114 JANUARY-FEBRUARY

CHRISTINE ZMROCZEK Editorial

SUE V. ROSSER 3 InternaIional experiences lead to using postcolonial feminism to transform life sciences curriculum

BOGUSIA TEMPLE 17 Diaspora. diaspora space and Polish women

LIHUA WANG 25 The seeds of socialist ideology: women's experiences in Beishadao village

HABIBA ZAMAN 37 Violence against women in Bangladesh: issues and responses

Lucy HEALEY 49 Gender. power and the ambiguities of resistance in a Malay community of peninsular Malaysia

PAMELA J. DOWNE 63 Laughing when it hurts: humor and violence in the lives of Costa Rican prostitutes

LEKKIE HOPKINS 79 Fighting to be seen and heard: a tribute to four Western Australian peace activists

ELISABETH PORTER 89 Bodies. selves. and moral responsibilities

JUNE LENNIE 97 Deconstructing gendered power relations in participatory plann'ing: towards an empowering feminist framework of participation and action

REPLIES BRONWYN DAVIES 113 Shards ofglass: drawing attention to the constitutive and LISE BIRD power of discourse

JUDITH McFARLANE 123 A reply to Davies and Bird: "Shards ofglass: drawing attention to constitutive power of discourse"

MARY EVANS 127 Simone de Beauvoir's The Second Sex. New Interdisciplinary Essays edited by Ruth Evans

KAREN WEEKES 127 Rethinking Feminist Identification: The Case for de facto Feminism by Patricia S. Misciagno

LARA FOLEY 128 Perfecting the Family: Antislavery Marriages in Nineteenth Century America by Chris Dixon

YANMEIWEI 129 Writing Women in Modern China: An Anthology of Women's Literature from the Early Twentieth Century edited by Amy D. Dooling and Kristina M. Torgeson

GERRY HOLLOWAY 129 Feminism and the Politics ofWorking Women: The Women's Co-operative Guild 1880's to the Second World War by Gillian Scott

SUE LAFKY 130 Women's Magazines, 1940-1960: Gender Roles and the Popular Press edited by Nancy A. Walker

LYNNE SHACKELFORD 131 Judith Sargent Murray: A BriefBiography with Documents by Shilea L. Skemp

133 Biographical Statements

Feminist Forum: News. Conferences. Reports Women's Internet 115 Volume 4, No 2 Spring, 1999

Instead of Prisons: Restorative Justice Penney Kome 4

The Rural Womyn Zone ...... Lynda Harper and Jo Leath 6

...... womenspace mailing list 9

Beyond the Library Walls ...... : Phyllis Holman Wiesbard 10

Internet Gods Smile on a Journey Woman ...... Evelyn Hannon 12

Grief Resources 15

Homeworking for Women with Disabilities ...... ; Tanis Doe 16

What's the Big Deal About Y2K? ..Denise flJsted ..... 18

Preparing for Y2K ~ Denise flJsted 23

LUNATRIX·L mailing list 25

VIOL~T: Learning on the Net ...... San San Sy, Kathleen Anderson, Katy Campbell 27

The Internet and the Global Prostitution Industry ...... Donna M Hughes 28 • YALE JOURNAL OF . 116 LAW AND FEMINISM VOLUME TEN· NUMBER TWO. 1998 Contents

"Just Trying to be Human in this Place:" The Legal Education ofTwenty Women Paula Gaber 165

Putting the Focus Where it Belongs: Mens Rea, Consent, Force, and the Crime ofRape Craig T. Byrnes 277

Rocking the Tax Code: A Case Study ofEmployrnent- Related Child-Care Expenditures Mary Louise Fellows 307

Crossing the Line: The Political and Moral Battle Over Late-Term Abortion Rigel C. Oliveri 397

Cumulative Index for Volumes 1-10 449

Cover illustration by Jacqueline Coy Charlesworth. Graphic design by Ann Mackey.