WOMEN'S SruDIES LIBRARIAN

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EMINIST ERIODICALS A CURRENT LISTING OF CONTENTS

VOLUME 17, NUMBER 4 WINTER 1998

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

Volume 17, Number 4 Winter 1998

Periodical literature is the cutting edge ofwomen's scholarship, , and much ofwomen's culture. Feminist Periodicals: 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 Feminisf Periodicals will serve several purposes: to keep the reader abreast of current topics in ; to increase readers' familiarity with a wide spectrum of feminist periodicals; and to provide the requisite bibliographic information should a reader wish to subscribe to a journal or to obtain a particular article at her library or through interlibrary loan. (Users will need to be aware of the limitations of the new copyright law with regard to photocopying of copyrighted materials.)

Table ofcontents pages from currentissues ofmajorfeministjournalsare reproduced in each issue ofFeminist Periodicals, preceded by a comprehensive annotated listing of all journals we have selected. As publication schedules vary enormously, not every periodical will have table of contents pages reproduced in each issue of FP. The annotated listing provides the following information on each journal:

1. Year of first publication. 2. Frequency of publication. 3. U.S. SUbscription price(s). 4. Subscription address. 5. Current editor. 6. Editorial address (if different from subscription address). 7. International Standard Serials Number (ISSN). 8. Library of Congress (LC) catalog card number. 9. OCLC, Inc. Control Number. 10. Locations where the journal is held in the UW System. 11. Publications in which the journal is indexed. 12. Subject focusistatement of purpose of the journal.

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

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

Interested readers will find more complete information on feminist periodicals in DWM:A DirecforyofWomen 's Media published by the National Council for Research on Women (530 Broadway at Spring Street, NewYork, NY 10012); and in Women's Periodicals and Newspapers: A Union Lisf of the Holdings of Madison Area Libraries, edited by James P. Danky, compiled by Maureen E. Hady, Barry Christopher, and Neill E. Strache (Boston: G. K. Hall, 1982).

Suggestions for improvements of Feminist Periodicals are gratefully received. We would particularly appre­ ciate assistance from readers in the UW-System with our efforts to keep the holding information complete and up to date. Please let us know about new subscriptions, subscriptions we have overlooked, cancellations, or other pertinent information. Feminist Periodicals is also available on microfilm at the library of the State Historical Society of Wisconsin.

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"Table of contents pages from current issues of major feminist journals are reproduced... preceded by a comprehensive annotated listing of all journals... " Frequentfy cited as FP.

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Feminist Periodicals (ISSN 0742-7433) is published quarterly by Phyllis Holman Weisbard, UW­ System Women's Studies Librarian, 430 Memorial Library, 728 State Street, Madison, WI 53706. Phone (608) 263-5754. Email: [email protected]. Website: http://www.library.wisc.edullibraries/ WomensStudiesl Compilers: Linda Shult, Ingrid Markhardt. Graphics: Daniel Joe. Publications of the Office of the UW-System Women's Studies Librarian are available free ofcharge to UW Women's Studies Offices, UW Campus Women's Centers, and UW Libraries. Subscriptions rates: Wisconsin subscriptions: $8.25 (indiv. affiliated with the UW System), $15 (organizations affiliated with the UW System), $16 (indiv. or non-profit women's programs), $22.50 (libraries or other organizations). Out­ of-state subscriptions: $30 (indiv. & women's programs), $55 (inst.). This fee covers most publications ofthe Office, including Feminist Colleclions, Feminist Periodicals, NewBooks on Women &Feminism. Wisconsin subscriber amounts include state tax (except UW organizations amount). Subscribers outside the U.S., please add postage ($13 - surface, Canada, $15 - surface, elsewhere; $25.00 - air, Canada; $55 - air, elsewhere).

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5. Luciana Ricciutelli. 12. History; biography; correspondence; journal 7. ISSN 0713-3235. entries; fiction; poe1ry; visual art. " Common 9. OCLC 9951504. Lives/Lesbian Lives seeks· to document the lives of 10. Madison; Milwaukee; State Historical Society. ordinary lesbians, and to reflect the diversity of the 1I. Canadian Periodical Index; Women Studies lesbian community--Iesbians of color, of age and of Abstracts; Women's Stu~ies Index. youth, fat lesbians, disabled lesbians, poor and 12. "CWS!cf is a bilingual, interdisciplinary, feminist working-class lesbians. CLJLL wishes to Insure journal that brings exciting scholarship about access and visibility to lesbians who have never women to non-scholars, broadcasts our diverse thought before of pUblishing their work." experiences and bridges the gap between Canada's languages and cultures." CONCERNS: WOMEN'S CAUCUS FOR THE MODERN LANGUAGES COLUMBIA JOURNAL OF GENDER AND LAW 1. 1970. 1. 1991. 2. 3/year. 2. 2/year. 3. Graduated dues schedule for the Women's Caucus 3. $15 (student), $25 (indiv., public interest org.), $40 for the Modern Languages. (lnst.). Add $4 (surface), $6 (air) for foreign 4. Diana Bowstead, WCML Treasurer, English Dept., postage. Hunter College, 695 Park Ave., New York, NY 4. Columbia Univ. School of Law, 435 West 116th St., 10021. New York. NY 10027-7297. 5. Joan E. Hartman. 5. Editorial Collective. 6. Joan E. Hartman, Dept. of English, College of 7. ISSN 1062·6220. Staten , Staten Island, NY 10301. 8. LC K3.0348. 9. OCLC 2259670. 9. OCLC 24786087. 10. Madison. 10. Madison. 12. 'Concerns pUblishes essays on the professional, 11. Wilson's Index to Legal Periodicals. political, and curricular concerns of women In the 12. 'The Columbia Journal of Gender and Law was disciplines of modern languages, including English. founded to publish legal and interdisciplinary It also publishes news of the national and regIonal writings on feminism and gender issues and to Caucuses. features on academIc matters and job expand feminist jurisprudence. Both national and discrimination, and announcements of feminist international in focus. the Journal Is Intended to conferences, calls for papers, research in progress, serve as a forum for topics inadequately addressed and publications." in most law journals and reviews. Including issues concerning women, children, family, sexuality, CONNEXIONS: AN INTERNATiONAL WOMEN'S , and violence. The articles in QUARTERLY (Publication temporarily suspended.) JGL approach legal issues from a variety of 1. 1981. disciplines. We aim to promote an expansive view 2. 4!year. of feminism embracing women and men of all 3. $17 (indiv.), $30 (inst. & lib.), $20 (indiv., Canada & colors, classes, sexual orien1ations, and cultures." Mexico), $20 (indiv., overseas surface), $35 (indiv., overseas air mail). Single copies: $4 COMMON GROUND 4. People's Translation Service, P.O. Box 14431, 1. 1985. Berkeley, CA 94712. 2. 1!year. 5. ClaudIa Schaab, Donna Scism, Christel Vestweber. 3. $12 (indiv.), $17 (inst.). Back issues: $10. 7. ISSN 0886-7062. 4. P.O. Box 454, Sautee-Nacoochee, GA, 30571-0454. 8. LC 83-645901; sn83-11831. 5. Lilith Quinlan. 9. OCLC 8015674. 9. OCLC 23150159. 10. Madison. 10. Madison. 11. Alternative Press Index; Women's Studies Index. 12, "A journal where grassroots women speak from the 12. •...the collective product of feminists of diverse heart. By putting the power of the press in the nationalities and political perspectives committed to hands of poor women, Common Ground helps contrIbuting to an international women's them break the silence that perpetuates movement" Each issue focuses on a specific oppression." theme through feature articles, interviews and personal narratives, often translated from COMMON LIVES/LESBIAN LIVES foreign-language publications. 1. 1980. 2. 4/year. CRITICAL MATRIX: THE PRINCETON JOURNAL OF 3. $15 (indiv.), $10 (hardship). $25 (ins1.), free to WOMEN, GENDER. AND CULTURE lesbians in prisons, mental institutions, and old age 1. 1985. homes. Add $7 for foreign postage. Single copies: 2. 2fyr (1 print, 1 electronic). $5. 3. $15 (indiv.), $12 (student), $28 (ins\.). Add $4.50 4. P.O. Box 1553. lowe Ctty, IA 52244. (Canada and Mexico) or $7.50 (other international) 5. Editorial Collective. foreign postage. Single copies: $12. 7. ISSN 0891 ·6969. 4. Program in Women's Studies, 113 Dickinson Hall, 8. LC sn84·10345. Princeton University, Princeton, NJ 08544-1017. 9. OCLC 8234014. {email: [email protected] (website: 10. Madison. http://www.princeton.edu! .... prowom/CMl vii,

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VOtUME 26, HUMBER S, SEPTEMBER/OOOBER 1997 ~ Focus: Patents-Protecting Intellectual Property

Editor's Notes To Patent or Not to Patent .3 by Pamela j. Hines, PhD 11 by Hynda Kleinman, PhD Science and the Law: Patent From Bench Science to Patent 5 Law as a Career 12 Examining by Lily Rin-Laures, MD,]D by Karen Brown, PhD Saving Lives in Post·Crash 8 Fires: An interview with Boeing executive Sally Hasselbrack, PhD by Alix Robinson, PhD

>- Of Interest Reflections of an Assistant Bioscience Job SurOng: 15 Professor, renure~Track 20 A Follow-up by Mary E Miele, PhD by Sharon Powell, PhD Postdoctoral Scientists: Faces of Feminism: An 18 Glimpse of an Invisible 21 Activist's Reflections on the Population Women's Movement by Patricia Bresnahan, PhD reviewed by Deborah C. ForI, PhD

> National AWlS President's Remarks AWlS Educational Foundation 2 by]aleh Doie, PhD 23 Awards by Sheila Pfaff/in, PhD National News 4 by Calherine j. Didion

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A Focus on Undergraduate Information about Intellectual 27 Science Education Refornl 32 Property on the Web by Donna Gerardi by Alice Deutsch, PhD Honoring the Best Book Review 28 by Dana G. Williams 33 by Margaret Reilly, PhD Chapter News Information Resources 30 by Ann Brodie, PhD 34 Bulletin Board Resources for Reading GranlS and Awards Employment Ads Resources Order Form Membership Form Association for Women in Science

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VOLUME 26, NUMBER 6, NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 1997 ~ Focus: Editor's Notes . Learning to Apply What We 3 by Pamela). Hines, PhD 16 learn by Michael Tinnesand Public Science Education: 5 A Win-Win Situation Changing a Girl's Attitude by Elia Ben-Ari, PhD 23 aboul Science: An Interview with Michelle B. Curtin Impact of Calculus Reform by Alix Robinson, PhD 1Aon Student learning and Attitudes Challenges in College-LeYel by Susan L Gante" PhD 26 Science Education by Yolanda P. Cruz, PhD

~ National AWlS President's Remarks EleclionIVoting Supplement­ 2 by Jaleh Dale, PhD 18 1998 Executive Board Elections National News 4 by Calherine). Didion

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Science Education Chapter News 29 by Donna Gerardi 32 by Ann Brodie, PhD Perspective from a Small Web Sites about Science liberal Arts College: What 33 Education Reform Enables Improvements in by Alice Deutsch, PhD Undergraduate Science Education Honoring the Best by Jay B. Laboy, PhD 34 by Dana G. Williams

Information Resources Book Review 31 Grants and Awards 35 by Margaret Reilly, PhD Employment Ads Resources Order Fonn Membership Form AFFILIA· Joltrl1al of Women and Social Work 3 Vaillme 13, Nllmber 1, Spring 1998

5 Editorial Reevaluating Feminist Thought for Social Work Practice Emma Gross Articles 9 Toward an Alternative Account of Feminist Practice Ethics in Mental Health Amy Rossiter, witll Catherine de Boer, jasma Narayan, Narda Razack, Virginia Sco/lay, and Chris Willette 31 Multicultural Perspectives on Menopause and the Climacteric Alice Chornesky 47 Occupational Status Differences Among Three Groups of Married Mary Secret and Robert G. Green 69 Gender and German Unification Ween 'fucinski 102 Race, Gender, and Class: Interlocking OppressiON in the lives of South Asian Women in Canada Uslla George and Sarah Rnmkissoon 120 Book Reviews Planning Community Mental Health Services for Women: A Multiprofessional Handbook. Edited by Kathryn Abel, Marta Buszewicz, Sophie Davison, Sonia Johnson, and Emma Staples. Reviewed by Ronda S. Connaway Classism and Feminist Therapy: Counting Costs. Edited by Marcia Hill and Esther D. Rothblum. Reviewed by Miriam Freeman Healing Voices: Feminist Approaches to Therapy With Women. By Toni Ann Laidlaw, Cheryl Malmo, and Associates. Reviewed by Helen umd Women and Group Psychotheropy: Theory and Practice. Edited by Betsy DeChant. Reviewed by Patricia Sherman Feminist Approaches to Bioethics: 17leoretical Reflections and Practical Applications. By Rosemarie Tong. Reviewed by Janis L. Goodman Good Enough Mothering? Feminist Perspectives on Lone Motherhood. Edited by Elizabeth Bortolaia Silva. Reviewed by Barbara Kasper Handbook for Treahnent ofAttachment-Trauma Problems in Children. By Beverly James. Reviewed by Heather F. Harcourt Soledad Women: Wives of Prisoners Speak Ollt. By Lori B. Girshick. Reviewed by Pamela Fisher My 11,m: Women's Search for Self After the Cllildren Leave. By Patricia Gotlieb Shapiro. Reviewed by Martha Raske Feminist Theories and Social Work: Approaches and Applications. By Christine Flynn Saulnier. Reviewed by Miriam Dinennan 4 feature Articles

13 'Of Ghosu, Secrets and Survivors: NewWriting by Women in the United States' Heather Neilson 24 'Working Ourselves to Death' Gina Mercer 26 'life Swdies:TwoAussieWomen in Berlin' Gaby Bila-Gunther 3'1 'The MelbourneWriters' Festival 1996' Tracy Ryan 42 'Different Dragons: the Year in Teenage Books' Heather Scutter Cartoon 16 Gertrude Stein said..: Judy Horacek fiction 8 'speaking In tongues' Francesea Rendle·$hort 19 'Down Deep' Jessie Huon 28 'Leaving'; 'The Electricity Man' Celestine PItt nee Vaite Reuiews 2 Nightflowers by Kathleen Stewart Bronwyn eran 3 Passing Remarks by Helen Hodgman luq Sussex 4 DIY Feminism edited by Kathy Bail Eleanor Hogan 5 Collected Stories by Beverley Farmer Suzanne Roberts 6 Dorothy He~tt: Collected Poems edited by William Grona Barbara Garlick 7 Common Knowledge by Jan McKemmish Delia Falconer 9 Selected Poems: The life on the Water and the life Beneath byJSHarry Maryanne Lynch II Borderline by leanne Frahm Rosaleen love 12 Map of Power byTess Williams lucy Sussex 16 How to Conceive of a Girl by Beth Spencer Enza Gandolfo 17 Imaginary Bodies by Moira Gatens Catherine Dale 18 Dedication to Hunger by leslie Heywood: Anorexic Bodies by Morag MacSween Deborah lupton 21 Motherlode edited by Stephanie Holt and Maryanne lynch Janis Laming 22 The Visitation by Sue Reidy; listening for Small Sounds by Penelope Trevor Helen McConnell 2J Generation f byVlrginia Triofi Usa Simmons 31 In the Constellation of the Crab by Dons Brett Barbara Bursill J2 A Children's Food Forest by Carolyn Nuttal Judith Gleeson 33 Della Smith's Winter and Summer Collections Rita Dimasi 36 DearWriter by Carmel Bird; Instead of Full Stops edited by Susan Sellers Pia Herbert 37 Fair Comment by AudreyTate Gina Perry 38 Brldgings by Rose lucas and lyn McCredden Bev Braune 39 Factory Joker by Susan Bower: libido by lis Hoffmann: Skinprlnt by lorraine Marwood Lainie Cameron 40 The Internet for Women by Rye SenJen and Jane Guthrey: Netchick by Carla Sinclair Jenny Millea 41 Building Babel by Sunlti NamJoshl Heather NIX Poetry II 'Birth-day' Dommique Hecq 17 'the body as text' Kathleen Dzobiel 36 'Ma Donna' Bev Braune

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IFEATURE ARTICLES I /Old Colonisation: t+che!e Grossrna-n and Den'se Cuthbert All Interview with Debonh Bird Rose 24 Forbidden love--Bold Passion: Ruth Ford and Lyn IsHe An Exhibition of Lesbian Stories 21 Women in the Landscape:TravelWriting Adele Flood 37 The Return of the Social Critic: Juliet Mitchell in conversation with les Terry 40 AboriginalWomen'sWritingToday $andr'l Ph,il,ps

ICARTOONS I 13 My heart is an open book... Judy Horacek II Where angels fear (0 tread Judy Horacek

IFICTION I Out of Memory Fiona WInning "II Wedding Dresses Marra Pak>tta·Chiarolll II The Shell lenn,fer Moore

IREVIEWS I I WarlpiriWomen'sVoices:Our lives Our History Angela Ro<:kel ed.ted by Petronella Vaarzon·t-!orel Antarctica by CaroLne Caddy Robin Bums Wee Girh:Women Writing From An Irish Perspective K4thy K,tuai ed,ted by L,u. Murphy 5 The Keepsake by Klrsty Gunn Janis laming love and Freedom: ProfeSSional Women and the Reshaping lee·Ann Monk • of Personal Ufe by Alison MJck,nnOn II Rooting Democracy; Growing the Society We Want by MOira R.1yner II Gender, Polities and Citizenship in the 1990s Jen Featch edited trt Barbara S"iltvMl J08 G:i'dn V\lh,tehouse 11 Radically Speaking: Feminism Reclaimed Laurel Guymer ed.ted by D,ane Be,' Jnd Ren~te Kle,n Queer Theory by Annamane Jagose Jod'e Joyce 11" Theorising Heterosexuality ed,ted by O,anl'! Richardson Haree Macm,tlan 3' Nuraghlc Echoes with the Riting of the Runda 50n'a M:,cak b'l H

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8 Salutation Leula S, Redopeulos 9 GatherYe Rosebuds Frances Rouse 22 Mona R. Farrell 18 Notebooks loula $, Rodopoulos 28 Reading Her Poems Sandra Hutchins SPRING 1997 VOLUME 9.2/3 $6

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ICARTOONS I 23 If You Can't Say Anything Nice,,, Tonia Walden 25 Future Book Reviewer Tonia Walden Australian Women's Book Review 30 Never Judge a Book by its Movie Tonia Walden

IFEATURE ARTICLES I 13 Feminist Publishing: Reinventing a Reading Culture Diane Brown 18 Beyond 'JapaneseWomen';A Review Article Vera Mackie 23 Strike While the Irony is Hot-A Shopping Guide Tonia Walden toWomen Cartoonists 21 The Black and White Menstruals Alison Blackbum A Hidden Agenda: So You Don't Forget!

ICREATIVE WRITING I 4 Mare Sue Moss 7 I Writing theWord Susan Steggall 15 Cruel Little Belgium Dominique Hecq 32 Red Brigid lowry 41 Spell MTC Cronin

IREVIEWS I 2 Dragonclaw by Kate Forsyth: Darkfall by Isabelle Carmody: Penny Hendred Threshold by Sara Douglass 3 Women with Altitude by Judy Horacek Caitllin Punshon 5 Telling Time edited by Virginia Baxter; Merrilee Moss Playing withTime compiled and edrted by Colleen Chesterman 8 Women's Circus: Leaping off the Edge Dominique Hecq 8 The Book of Possibilities by Jill Jones; Botany Bay Document Bev Braune by Jerdie Albinon; WorkingTemple by Caroline Caddy; Night Reversing by Morgan Yasblncek 11 The Suitcase: Refugee Voices from Bosnia and Croatia edited by Helen Kurincie Julie Mertus./asmina TesanovlC. Habiba Metlkos and Rada Boric 12 Sexing the Subject of Law Margie Cronin edited by Ngaire Naffine and Rosemary j:Owens 18 Sisterhood is Global edited by Robin Morgan Anita Harris 17 FeminlstAmnesia by lean Curthoys: Katie Hughes living Feminism by China Bulbeck 21 What About Us! by Maureen Freely Bronwyn Silver 22 Scarp 30: New Aru and Writing edited by Ron Pretty JennIfer Kremmer 24 Vamp by Tracy Ryan Kathryn Greek 27 Depraved and Disorderly by joy Damousi Barbara Brook 31 Glittering Surfaces:A life of Maie Casey by Diane Langmore Gina Perry 32 The Hoax by Sophie Masson Tanya Dalziell 33 Hot News by Wendy jenkins: Sanctuary by Kate de Goldi Lisa Bullock 34 OurTerritory by Ludwika Amber; The Blue Gate by Alison Croggon: Michelle Mee The Wild Reply by Emma lew: Quickening by Sarah Day 38 Care Factor Zero by Margaret Clark Nikki de Koning 37 Touching Earth Lightly by Margo Lanagan Kellie WIlliams 31 Yarrtji: Six Women's Stories from the Great Sandy Desert Judith Gleeson compiled and edited by 500la Peters and Pamela Lofts 39 Bad Girls by Cathenne lumby Juliet M. Peers 42 The God of Small Things by Arundhatl Roy Bandana Pattanalk 43 lambs of God by Marele Day Jan McKemmlsh

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v EditoriavEditorial Articles/Articles Michelle Boivin 235 La feminisation du discours : Ie pourquoi Dorothy E. Smith 269 Textual Repressions: Hazards for Feminists in the Academy Tracey Lindberg 30I What Do You Call an Indian Woman with a Law Degree? Nine Aboriginal Women at the University of Saskatchewan College of Law Speak Out Kelly Gallagher-Mackay 336 Routine Offering of HIV Tests to Pregnant Women: Foetal Supremacy, Medical Authority, and Invisible EffeclS on Women Sandra Petersson 365 Ruby ClemenlS and Early Women of the Alberta Bar Commenlaries/Commenlaires Manin Dionne 394 Voices of Women Not Heard: The Bernardo Investigation Review: Repon ofMr. Justice Archie Campbell Judith Macfarlalle 418 Acknowledging the Relationship between Job Status and Gendet: A Feminist Critique of Cronk v. Canadian General Insurance Company and the "ManageriaVClerical Distinction" Susan B. Boyd 447 Child Custody, Relocation, and the POSt­ Divorce Family Unit: Gordon v. GOel1Z at the Supreme Court of Canada

Book Reviews/Chroniques bibliographiques Ruby Heap 469 Science. conscience et actioll. 25 ails de recherche feministe au Quebec. Sous la direction de Huguetle Dagenais Renisa Mawan; 472 Subversive Sites: Feminist Engagemems with Law in India. By Raina Kapur and Brenda Cossman 481 About the Contributors/Quelques mots sur nos collaboratrices 483 Information for Contributors 488 Renseignements generaux 492 Editorial Policy 493 Politique editoriale 8 Woman Studies les cahiers de Ia fenune

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Women and Education

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Power The Abandonment ofthe Pursuit ofEquity and the Implications for Education by Patricia MeAd;e 6 "IfWe Can't Get Equal, We'll Get Even": ATransformarivc Model ofGender Equiry byJune La,kin lind Pat Staton 16 Negotiating Power in the Classroom: The Example ofGroup Work by lindA Br;,!in 23 Becoming a Leader. Strategies for Women in EducadonaJ Administration by Barbara A. Gill 29 Power and Struggle in Educational Rc.search: Interrogating the "Unity" in "Community" by Jani" HlaJ/ti 32

Pedagogy Lener to Denise. A FirS[~Year Teacher by E. Lisbeth Donaldson 40 Gender Issues in Collaborative Learning by Rtvathi Chtnnabathni and Gillian R(jJkinJ 44 Cuhure, Gender, Power: "Rcvisioning" Nonhero Education by Shari Burhan and IngridJohmon 47 Embodied Learning about Heahh and Healing: Involving the Body 3S Content and Pedagogy by Diana L Gus/afton 52 The Cold War and the Sexual Chill: Freezing Girls Out ofSexual Education by Chris/abtlk Snhna 57 Literacy Learning for Survivors ofTrauma: Acting "Normal" by jmny Horsman 62 Struck Dumb by Mary Nyqu;,t 69 Resistance is Futile, Or is It? Gender Lessons from a Micro Cybercommuniry by RobutA. Priuhard 72

Equity Equity in the Women's Studies Classroom: The Politics ofVoicing Difference by jarqutlint Rtid-WalJh and Elaint Co"ta 76 The Travails of Using an And-Racism and Feminism Approach When Teaching a Course on Women and Islam by Coli M. RnAi R4Jhti 80 Identity Puzzles: Talking Sex in Education by Margot Frands 85 Gender and Technology: Looking to the Past by Dmist M. Shortt 89 Women Writing, Women Teaching: Speculating on Domestic Space by Barbara Mdtan 94 The Work ofSouth Mrican·Canadian Educator Goodie Tshabalala Mog3dime by Dolana Mogadimt 98 Educators for Gender Equity: Organizing for Change by Rtb{(r4 Pritgtrt Coulltr 103 Men's Resistance (0 Women's Education: The Personal is Political by Norma Husk 107 Water Notes: On Women and Science by Mtg Walktr 113 Eighteen Tips: A Guide for Including Everyone in Science. Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics by Susan Wilma 115 Grrrl Talk byjanirt Turntr 119

Community Shopping for Training by Karm LioT and Susan WiSmtT 122 Gender and Education in an Agricuhural Community by Aniko Varpalofai 127 Interference: An Interview with Arlist and Educator, Wilma Needh:lnl by Lynnt Btlland Carol Wi//iatm 131 Woman Studies 9 Ies cahiers de Ia femme

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Adorable filles d'aujourd'hui par Sf/phanit Damtrrau d Jeanne Maranda 135 Employment and Training Services for Women in Metro Toromo by /(artn Lior andAnn ZA~(how 139 Survey of Trends in Adult Education 1985-1995. and Perspectives for the Twenty-First Century by /tnniftr Sftphm and GtUtan Btaudtt 143

Poetry The Second Toogue by /(alt /Iogm 15 Ode to a Paradigm by Susan E. Harm 22 The Thinker by ,hris wind 37 Entresol ct duo-gourmand par UUa Young 39 Where Have the Words Gone by Aida Fa"ag Graff 51 Two Poems for Judith Mcrril by Valtri, Alia 56 Mirage by Aida Fa"ag Graff 61 Snow by Sh""·L,, Olson 71 (Sans tiere) par LindA Lavoie 75 Sacred Places by Elisavi",a mlthk 88 End ofthe Affair by Mi,h,1t Ltar 93 The Disintegration by Lortltt C. ThiNJtn 97 I ArnAll by Lila Ltrn" 105 Handshake by Rmu Nonnan III Search Panies by Elisal/ima Ritchit 114 Bone by Sh",,·Lt, Olson 118 Grandfiuhcrs byloam"l M. Wmon 120 Xray by (Aithltm Brady 121 Body Language by (Ai/hltm Brady 121 Role Modd by Roft Rombtrg 126 (Sans tine) par Linda Lal)()ir 148

Book Reviews Dangrrow Trrritorirs: StrUggUs for Diffirmu and Equality in Education by Shtila Cavanagh 149 Knowing Womm: Origins ofWomms Education in Ninrtunth-Cmtury Awtralia by Swan Archer 149 To thr Gwry ofHa Sa: Womms Rous in thr Composilion ofMrditval Ttxts Gmthr and Immortality: Htrointt in Ancitnl Gruk MJlh and Cull by E. Lisbtlh Donaldson 150 Ftmmts. /ducation tl transformations soriaus par Dianr Glrin-Lajoit 151 Gar(ons tlfillts: sllrlotypts tl rlussitt scolairt par Diant Glrin-Lajoie 153 Htrrs To You Sistrr. Crrating a Womms Addition Servict: Amtthysts Slory by (AU"n Lundy 154 Marynia Don " Cry: Mnnoin ofTwo Polish-Canadian Familits by Eva C. KArpinski 155 Tht Apartheid ofSa: A Manifislo on ,ht Frrtdom ofGmdtr by Ptg Tinlt 156 La SOUpt par LIlia Young 157 Fnnmts voi!lts: intlgrisrntt dlmasquls par Suzannr Ch4mpagne 157

Front Cover Young womm from Woburn Colugi4u Institufts ongoing Grrris' Coalition. Pholo: R. Lall/tns Reprinttd with ptrmission, courttS) ofthr Toronto Star Syndic4tt. Back Cover RiI/ly organiud by tht Ontario Ftthration ofLabour in support ofu4chm'job-4crion against Bill J60. Quem s Park. Toronto. November 8, J997. Photo: David Smitty 10 CiONECHRONICLFS~POlver &' I!reSe1tCe

Summer Solstice 1997 A Journal of Conscious Aging

Cover: "Goat Lady #2" Jane Bregoli (see p.24-25) From the Editor: Who We Really Are 3 Ann Kreilkamp Inside Crone 4 Dear Crone, 5 Power &Presence Introduction: Meeting Sekhmet 8 Ann Kreilkamp (Photo: Elizabeth Stephenson) The Other Side of the Mountain: Life After Menopause 11 MarianVan Eyk McCain (ArtJlIdy Widener) A Spiritual Life: Practice of the Presence 13 Jeanne Hardy (Art: Emmie Loll Haffison) Poem: The Yelapa Connection 14 Elizabeth Ann Rhodes Poems: The Dust Collection 17 Tasha Halpert My Dying Mother's Gift: Nesting Woman 18 Julien Puzey Poem: The Disappearing Mother 20 Jacqueline Summers Coming Full Circle 22 Maggie Kraushaar (Art:Lois Bartlett Tracy) The Goat Lady 24 Jane Bregoli (Art: Jane BregoIJ) Interview: Artist and Mystic Lois Bartlett Tracy 26 Lucile Cavanaugh (Art: Lois Bartlett Tracy) Laundromat 31 Marian B. Findeison Review: "Stirring, Spinning, Sweeping," Marilyn Arsem 32 Tasha Halpert (Photos: Bob Raymond) VOICES: Learning the Power of Presence 34 (Art: Kathy Taylor) ....of the Pain ofGenerations 34 Orian Quintal ....ofSmiles and Other Good Deeds 34 Jane Morris ....of Moods, and Dreams 35 Anna Racicot ....of the Inner Male and Other Selves 35 Sandra Hollander ....through Its Absence 36 Catherine Cobeaga Poem: Glory 36 Muriel StellY Lipp The Straight Poop:The Source ofAll Power37 Carol Rosin

. Cronetroversy: Maiden, Mother, Matriarch and Crone 42 Constance Dawson and Nancy Parsons-Craft What Is Crone? Reflections on Aging 45 Barbara Vienot-Atcheson Croning Ceremony: Group Croning with a Twist 47 Connie Spittler Column: Living Well 48 Helga Kollar Column: Roots Remembered 49 Julien Puzey Column: Sands ofTime 50 Karen Sands . Column: Road Crone 51 Redmoonsong CroneTales: An Unexpected Joy 52 Mary Hubbard, Maurine Thttle, Peggy Phillips, Lee C. Kirk, Sarah Peterson, Therese Harris, Crones CounselV 54 Crone Clarion 55 Glenda Martin and Jeanne Hardy Raven Reviews 61 Merridawn Duckier, Patricia Corrigan, Judy A. Fitzgerald, Glenda Mattin 11 UONECHRONICLFS"a A Journal of Conscious Aging • Spring Equinox 1998· No. 34

Cover Art Uesela Gurau (Plwto: Gael 1\4l1staphl1: see page 6) FrontPoem: Loose Woman 3 Mildred Tremblay (Art: Lim Elizabetll Berg) Editorial: We called the crones and they cawed back 4 Ann Kreilkamp Inside Crone 5 Dear Crone 7 Poem: I am circled by my friends 10 Kim Breneman Crones Counsel V 13 Carol A. Brown, Betty Chapman, Phyllis Clifton, Ann Emerson, Mnimab, Nadeau IN THE BEGINNING

Introduction: fI~VeIl? Are yOH Comjll<~?" 15 Ann Kreilkamp (Art: Usa Elizabeth Bet;.q) Incubating Crone 19 Phyllis Clifton (Art: Lisa Elizabet/l Berg) The Egg and an Egg Meditation 21 Helena Hudson (Art: EI'C Withrow) The Egg Altar &The Egg Ceremony 27 Helena Hudson Poem: Creation Story 28 Barbara Clark (Art: Suzmme J\!/orfolk) Interview: Inside the Ashram 30 Carol Mersereau Sophia Hagia Kali Ma 39 Marianne Brown (Art: j\tlariatllle Braum) Excerpts from Moon Lodge Visions 40 Neva Howell Poem: Grandmothers 42 Julien Puzey Art: Grandmother Gourd 43 Joan Riise My Grandmother's Name 44 Susan Marsh VOICES: Beginning and Beginning 47 (Art: Lisa Elizabeth Be~!?) Mother-Daughter Play 47 C.J. Goldin Mother-Presence 48 Julie Gonzales-Corbin Every beginning completes.... 48 NanSea Livingstone From the Ashes 49 Cathy Smith The Seed 49 Marilyn Weiss Poem: Astonishing Creations 50 Mildred Tremblay Carol Rosin, SpaceVisions and Crolle Chronicles 51 Ann Kreilkamp

What is Crone: An Elder Speaks 55 Julia Kreger Old Wives' Tales 56 Tasha Halpert Coming into Crone: Remembering, Gathering.... 57 Carol Wolfe Konek Column: Road Crone 58 Redmoonsong Column: Country Crone 59 Jeanne Hardy Column: Living Well 60 Helga Kollar Column: Sands ofTime 61 Karen Sands Column: Roots Remembered 62 Julien Puzey Column: She/He 63 Tasha and Stephen Halpert Crone Tracks 67 Jeanne Hardy and Glenda Martin Raven Reviews 74 Mary R. Hopkins, Phyllis Clifton, Helen Larkin, Brenda-Joyce Garner, Dodie Stearns, Sondra Tarkington, Artemis Bast-Astarte,Joan Weiss Hollenbeck, Karen Kotzen, Jeanne Hardy, Glenda Martin 12

• d I f f e r e n c e s

Volume 9, Number 1

Spring 1997

WILLY APOLLON 1 Nothing Works Anymorel

RENATA SALECL 14 The Sirens and Feminine jou/ssonce

NEIL HERTZ 36 "The Scene Came Alive": Autobiography and Anger

CLAIRE KAHANE 49 Gender and Patrimony: Mourning the Dead Father

HENRIETTA L. MOORE 68 Sex, Symbolism, and Psychoanalysis

XIAOYING WANG 95 The Body That Puts the Mind on Trial ieminism 13 F: &: C;::..::O;..:N:.:....:.T...:E:..;N:.:....:.T...::.S Psychology Volume 8. Number I. 1998

______EDITORIAL

5 Editorial Note ______ARTICLES

7 . Memory and Reality; Psychoanalytic and Legal Perspectives on Rape Linda BURNS 25 Men and the Discursive Reproduction of Sexism: Repertoires of Difference and Equality Brendan GOUGH

______SPECIAL FEATURE

'Bias ill Psyclwlogy': A Reappraisal 51 Editors' Introduction: Carolyn Wood Sherif: A Prescient Wisdom Rhoda K. UNGER and Amold S. KAHN 58 Featured Reprint: Bias in Psychology Carolyn Wood SHERIF

Commentaries: 77 J. 'The Master's Tools Will Never Dismantle the Master's House' Lucia Albino GILBERT 84 II. The Reproduction of a Skeptical. Feminist Social Psychologist Janice D. YODER 90 III. On Reading 'Bias in P~ychology': The More Things Change. the More They Stay the Same Karen Fraser WYCHE

94 IV. Comments on Carolyn Sherif's 'Bias in Psychology' Chapter and Other Assorted Remarks Martha T. MEDNICK 99 Afterword: Illusions of Progress and 'Insurgent Science': An Imagined Conversation Stephanie A. SHIELDS

______OBSERVATIONS & COMMENTARIES

105 l. Representing Ourselves and Representing Others: A Response Manjil BOLA. Ciair DREW. Ros GILL. Stella HARDING. Estelle KING and Bruna SEU III II. Researcher as Leamer: Negotiating Responsive Agency Tracey BURGESS·LIMERICK

123 Ill. Bridging the Gap during the Interview Process Gill GREEN 14 Feminist Bookstore News 1:1\11:111;

Winter 1998 Volume 20 Number 5/6

BLACK & WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTHS Honoring Other Community Stores: ...... 5 The Commercialization of Black History Month. .. . 6 Working Together . 7 Profile: Sisterspace & Books . 8 A Bookseller's Book: Lest We Forget .. . 9 Breaking the Race Barrier in Publishing . . 11 Black Classic's DocuTech ...... 12 Resources...... 15 Booksellers' Recommendations .... . 19 The African American Lesbian Section. . 33 Roundup of Titles for BHM & WHM . 39 ARTICLES Bookstore News...... 67 Feminist Publisher News...... 69 Responses to Distribution Articles . . 54 News 59 $1,000 to Bookstore from Penguin Settlement· Fine Print Closes' Independent Bookstores' Bestsellers List· TLC • Publishing Trian\lle Awards' Authorless Events' Stonewall Awards' UniOnizing at B&N, Borders' Obituaries DEPARTMENTS Ad Index . 139 Announcements...... 74 Back to Press...... 76 Classified Ads...... 140 Letters . .53 Subscription Information . .57 .They Went That-A·Way . .77 Writing Wanted .. .80 THE BOOKS Art Books ...... 98 Canadian Content .75 Gay Men's Lit . .81 Humor . .99 Kids'Lit . .87 Music . .83 Mysteries . .91 New Media . .90 Our Own Presses. . 101 Publisher's Row...... 125 Science Fiction & Fantasy.. .95 Small Presses...... 105 University Presses...... 115 Citizenship: Pushing the Boundaries 15

Editorial Citizenship: Pushing the Boundaries 1

Women, Citizenship and Difference Nlra Yuval·Davis 4 ~

Citizenship Towards a Feminist Synthesis Ruth Lister 28 =.-. Enabling Citizenship Gender, Disability and Citizenship in Australia Helen Meekosha and Leanne Dowse 49 =.-. CLJ. The PubliclPrivate - The Imagined Boundary in the ( ~ Imagined NationiStatelCommunity The lebanese Case Suad Joseph 73 ~ ~ The limits of European·ness Immigrant Women in Fortress Europe ~ Helma Lutz 93 .-. Negotiating Citizenship ~ The Case of Foreign Domestic Workers in Canada Daiva Stasiulis and Abigail B. Bakan 112 ~ Women's Publics and the Search for New Democracies Zillah Eisenstein 140

Reviews Linda M. McDowell on Writing Women and Space: Colonial and Postcolonial Geographies: House Garden Nation: Space, Gender and Ethnicity in Post-colonial Latin American Literature 168

Haleh Afshar on Women and the Political Process in Twentieth·Century Iran 171 Miriam Glucksmann on Homeworking Women: Gender, Racism and Class at Work 174

Swasti Mitter on Hidden in the Home: The Role of Waged Homework in the Modern World Economy 176

Noticeboard 179 16 Feminist Voices ~\ FREE ~MJ)JS{)~ AR~A ,'i.lEWS JOURNAL: Il\" WOMES fOR" UMES

Volume 10, Number 8 Decemoer 6, 1997 ­ February 5, 1998

Success Teams: AND SO SHE Making Dreams Come SAID.., 6 True by Lorill B. Bean 1 Women-owned Business Takes Off RadFest98 1 by Lorill B. Bean 8

LETTERS 2 Feminist Resources Fair 9 NEWS BRIEFS 3 NETWORK 10 Feminist Perspectives In Menopause CALENDAR 11 by Rosalie Hanson 4 New Year's Cages, Traps, Pink Resolutions Panther, Bobcat and by Karen Schultz 12 Me by Maria B. Parker 4 CLASSIFIEDS 12

Michi of the Golden Knights by Adora Pozolinski 5 17 Feminist VDices A FREE MAIlISO~ ARE,\ NEWS JOURNAL: BY WOMEN FOR WO\IEN

Volume II, Number 1 February 6 . March 5, 1998

ACrica's Daughters: Seeing the Bigger Image and Vision Picture: Thoughts on by Cheryl Sterling 1 Teaching the Sociology oCRaclsm The Myth oC American by Pamela Oliver 10 Justice and a NaIve White Girl In the South Racism: A Pep Talk Cor by Lois Dunn 1 Whites by Marian Fredal 11 Letters 2 Outsider at Home Editors' Notes 2 by Antoinette Moore 12

NewsbrieCs 3 Celebrating Our Lives: International Women'. Lip Service Day 1998 by Terry Glover 4 by Judith Siers 12

Lesbian Health Still Working Cor Human Matters Rights In Guatemala by The Lesbian Health by Esty Dinur 13 Issues Task Force of Dane County 6 NETWORK 14

Lesbian Health Issues, CALENDAR 15 Take Two by Catherine Odette 6 CLASSIFIEDS 16

Healing Racism: A Personal Experience by Amy Anderson 7

And So She Said 8 3 t\T1UllJl"I:T1I1':: '. ~',f-l,LEO· '" TrlANKS 6-7 TIll': tHiS CIII.U:CTln.; 8-9 Wll,,"f COI.u'cfl\ I..\IDmu.;-. :">.\1lJ 10 Recently, Someone Asked Me Why I Am an Activist BY EMMY PMITIN 12 pop quiz BY CARlY STASKO 18 14 and she says she is going mad BY GABRiElLE ORCUTT 15 Girls, When You're Walking Home Alone at Night BY ANNA HUMPHREY 15 Pretty Girl BY RITA fATlLA 16 The Bikini Summer BY At NEILSON 18 art BY MElANIE GORDON 21 My Vegan Summer BY JENNIFER WHITEfORD 22 Then and Now BY TflUDY·ANN (DEBBIE) YOUNG 23 A Manifesto of the Girl To Be BY IVANA SHEIN 24 education BY JENNIFER PERRINE 25 Home on the Plains BY TH)RZA CUlHAND 25 whole 8'1' KIM TRUSTY 26 My 0'09'5 Piercing Intellect BY THIRZA CUTHAND 27 Coming out on St. Dominique 8'1' ZOE WHITTAlt 27 photo BY MAUReEN GRANT 28 This is about Ageism and HIV BY BOA O'RUHLE 30 Agitate from Within BY DEBRA ANDERSON 31 On Being a Jewish Dyke at Oberlin College BYCHAtiA ROTHMAN 33 An Interview with Kristy Chan from Riol aul Review BY RlTA FATltA 36 she consumes pop culture BY TRACY ALllSON ANDREWS 37 REVOLUTION IS SO DAMN SEXY BY THE GIRlfRIEND ACTION CDAUTION 38 The Amy Story BY SHAUNA lANCIT 41 like a Good Girl BY TEENA AU:LA 41 art BY MURACO HRANCHUK 42 Mr, Piano and Me BY lAURA SCHADLER 44 Queens in the Summer BY LORRAINE HEWITT 46 Assembly BY ANI DORAN 50 untitled BY KASIA BRIEGMANN 51 Stutter BY SANDRA ALLANO 51 Armageddon Years BY SUSAN SAVA 52 baby bean (it's a zine!) BY SARAH BROWN 53 the performance art of everyday BY MEtiSSACAMERON FIREWeed 54 Slough BY KAREN KAWAWADA 62 illusions of order BY MEGAN RIVERS· MOORE 64 Prom Night BY ANNE HENNINGflHD 64 art BY CHANDRA BULUCON 64 Post-Prom Etiquette BY JESSICA MANN 64 art BY BESS 65 It Spills out like Water BY SARAH EDGAR 66 Penis Story BY ROSEANNE HARVEY 67 Monologue: Staring Problems BY DEBRA ANDERSON 68 BLACK lOVE BY JEMENI 68 art BY BESS 69 Dropping Wildflowers on Ocean Tongues BY JANICE KENT 74 Blonde Julie - Ode to Girl BY ANNA HUMPHREY 74 Sacred & Scared BY ClAIRE GANOOLA 75 I Want Out BY DEBRA ANDERSON 75 On the Subway: You Speak of love BY MEGAN RIVERS·MOORE 76 sweet. sweet sixteen BY AliCE CHEN 76 top 10 things my daddy told me money (an buy BY RlTAFATILA 77 I'm FAllJWlNTER 1997 not a feminist, but... BY JAIME KIRlNER·ROBERTS 78 tank BY SARAH BLAGG 79 Poem Found on a Walk across Town BY ARIANNE lWARTJES 79 The Debbie Poem BY MARGARET MAtEY 80 To Serve and Protect Racism BY TRUDY·ANN (DEBBIE) YOUNG 82 Ode to Girls in the Sky BY lot WHITTALL 83 If BY JEMENI 84 Gene Simmons Can Suck My Dick BY HEATHER HARKINS 85 Bitch Session #3 BY AIM£E DURCH 86 Veins Winding BY JANE MARSHALL 89 I Will laugh BY SARA WEINRIB 89 art BY AYMEY KAlYMERCHY 90 There Isn't a Truce Coming BY BOA D'RUEllE 92 The Museum Exhibit BY DEBRA ANDERSON 96-97 blood sisters feministo & TRASH TOXIC TAMPONS BY BLOOD SISTERS 98 Stop Me If You've Heard This One Before 8Y EM MY PANTIN 98-99 Wounds 8Y MICHelLE AHILA DANiel 99 This Building BY CATHLEEN THOM 101 Bleeding Texts (AnyGi,lline) BY ROSAlEEN '..hcGURRY 105 Drawing Stars in 1939 BY HIU YEE KWOK 105 Sky land BY AOIRA ROSE 106 FUN GAME FOR GIRLS 8'1' CARlY STASKO 107 Sleepy 8Y JENNIfeR WHITHORD 112 Towards Flight: A Vision BY JENNIfeR WOODlll 113 untitled BY ALISON McQUEEN 113 Box of Dreams BY MARY CHAN 116 Kissing Her with a Cold Sore BY lOt WHITTAll 116 art BY LEANNE FRANSON 118 Bathroom Stall Graffiti BY SARAH MUff (EDENN SMITH) 118 Super­ model & Untitled Plastic Dinosaur with leg BY HADAR NESTEl 119 Saturday Night/Sunday Morning BY LORRAINE HEWITT 120 The longest Days the Most Ignored, The Cupboards Too High, The Adults Too Narrow BY BOA O'RUHlE 123 line list COMPilED BY HEATHER HARKINS 127 1.1.\-' or COXTlHIH'W!lS 127-131 art BY DEBRA ANDERSON 132 1'1'(:11\11.\(; ISS".:S: (JI'II)EI,I:->E~ .'()It SI'IHIISSIOXS 139 AXXOI';.;(;E.\IEXTS 140 11.\1:1\ I~SI'ES 143 SI'IISCRII'T10;'; 1:-':.-0 19 GENDER AND PSYCHOANALYSIS An InterdisciplinaryJournal

Volume 2 1997 Number4

CONTENTS

ALAN BLUM and Assaults to the Self: 427 VAN PFETZING The Trauma of Growing Up Gay

MICHAEL J. DIAMOND Boys to Men: The Maturing of 443 Masculine Gender Identity through Paternal Watchful Protectiveness

IRWIN HIRSCH On Men's Preference for Men 469

Commentaries

RICHARD C. FRIEDMAN Response to Ken Corbeil'S 487 "Homosexual Boyhood: Notes ,on Girlyboys" (Vol. 1, No.4, 1996)

KEN CORBEn Speaking Queer: 495 A Reply to Richard C. Friedman

JUDITH BUTLER Response to Lynne Layton's 515 ''The Doer behind the Deed: Tensions and Intersections between Buller's Vision of Performativity and Relational Psychoanalysis" (Vol. 2, No.2, 1997)

LYNNE LAYTON Reply to Judith Buller 521 GENDER & SOCIETY 20 Volume 12, Number I February 1998

Contents

From the Editor 5 Articles Gender-Based Pay Gaps: Methodological and Policy Issues in University Salary Studies MYRA MARX FERREE and JULIA McQUILLAN 7 Doing Power: The Confluence of Gender, Race, and Class in Contrapower Sexual Harassment KA11ILEEN M. ROSPENDA. JUDITH A. RICHMAN. and STEPHANIE J. NAWYN 40 Research Reports When Work Doesn't Work: The Failure of Current Welfare Reform ELAINE MCCRATE and JOAN SMITH 61 Feminist Attitudes Among African American Women and Men ANDREAG. HUNTER and SHERRILLL. SELLERS 81 Book Reviews A Woman Scorned: Acquaintance Rape on Trial by Peggy Reeves Sanday AMANDA KONRADI 100 Balancing Act: Motherhood, Marriage, and Employment Among American Women by Daphne Spain and Suzanne M. Bianchi RACHEL K. JONES 102 The Family Silver: Essays on Relationships Among Women by Susan Krieger MARJORIE L. DBVAULT 103 Family and Gender Among American Muslims: Issues Facing Middle Eastern Immigrants and Their Descendants Edited by Barbara C. Aswad and Barbara Bilge Tomorrow, God Willing: Self-Made Destinies in Cairo by Unni Wikan NADINE C. NABER 105

For Richer, For Poorer: Mothers Confront Divorce by Dernie Kurz JASON D. JOYNER 107 What Does Your Wife Do? Gender and the Transformation ofFamily Life by Leonard Beeghley Family Man: Fatherhood. Housework, and Gender Equity by Scott Coltrane JUDy ROOT AULEITE 108 Theorizing Heterosexuality: Telling It Straight Edited by Diane Richardson ANNA M. ZAJICEK 110 21

...... •..••.•.•...... •...•...... WINTER 1998 VOLUME 4 NUMBER DIPARTMlHTS 4 We HearYa 5 HUES News 6 Globe Trottln' 7 Wellness Watch 9 While You Were SleepIng 10 Fly Girl 11 Cybermama 12 EducatIon &Careers 31 MusIc 34 Poetry 35 Books FlATU RES 46 last Word 1S Photo Essay: One Million Strong Diary of the Million Woman March. 20 Onl-OnoOne: ACultural Dialogue About Arranged Marriage An Indian American and a woman raised in India discuss arranged marriages. 22 COVER STORY: SPORTS AND SELF·IMAGE Three womens stories about action, body and self-esteem,

'2') MIxed Doubles Can an interfaith couple find common ground? 37 How I Failed As AFantasy Maker Ariel "Misty" Gore goes 1-900 undercover. 41 Fashion: Outwardly Mobile Sportin' comfort and style,

SISTIRS IN" TH! SPOTLIGH.T Emme: MakIng It Big 1 A size 14 model-at last! Verse·Atility: Jessica Care Moore J2 The rising star ofspoken word. 22

Health Care for Women International

CONTENTS Volume 19 I Number 1 I 1998

EDITORIAL I 5 NEWS FROM THE INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL ON WOMEN'S HEALTH ISSUES I 7 NARRATIVE CASE ANALYSIS OF HIV INFECTION IN A BATTERED WOMAN I Patricia E. Stevens and Deborah J. Richards I 9 HEALTH PROBLEMS OF LOW-INCOME FEMALE CAREGIVERS OF ADULTS WITH HIV/AIDS I Jacquelyn H. Flaskerud and Belty Tabora I 23 HEALTH BEHAVIOR AND RELATED FACTORS IN ADOLESCENTS WITH A HISTORY OF ABORTION AND NEVER-PREGNANT ADOLESCENTS I Gwen M. Felton. Mary Ann Parsons. and Janet Soule Hassell I 37 CONTRACEPTION AND CULTIJRE: THE USE OF YUYOS IN PARAGUAY I Sheana S. Bull and Lie. Mercedes Melfan I 49 SOCIAL SUPPORT AND ADJUSTMENT IN WOMEN FOLLOWING CORONARY ARTERY BYPASS SURGERY I M. Cynthia Logsdon. Wayne M. Usui. Sherill Nones Cronin. and Vickie A. Miracle I 61 PROSPECTIVE ASSESSMENT OF MENSTRUAL AND PREMENSTRUAL EXPERIENCES OF ICELANDIC WOMEN I Herdfs Sveinsd6nir I 71 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MATERNAL ROLE ATTAINMENT AND POSTPARTUM DEPRESSION I Eileen R. Fowles I 83 BOOK REVIEW I Caroline Mallory I 95 ANNOUNCEMENTS I 97 23

Health Care for Women International

CONTENTS Volume 19 I Number 2 I 1998

EDITORIAL I 105 NEWS FROM THE INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL ON WOMEN'S HEALTH ISSUES I 107 EFFECTS OF REMINISCENCE ON LIFE SATISFACTION OF ELDERLY FEMALE NURSING HOME RESIDENTS I Emily A. Cook I 109 FEMALE GENITAL MUTILATION AND PUBLIC HEALTH: LESSONS FROM THE BRITISH EXPERIENCE I Elizabeth Thompson Ortiz I 119 HN INFECTED WOMEN AND WOMEN'S SERVICES I Jan M. Russell and Katharine Smith I 131 AIDS AWARENESS AMONG WOMEN: THE BENEFIT OF CULTIJRALLY SENSITNE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS I Basanti Majumdar and Jacqueline Roberts I 141 PREVALENCE AND FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH PHYSICAL AND SEXUAL ASSAULT OF FEMALE UNIVERSITY STUDENTS IN ONTARlO I Brenda Newton-Taylor, David DeWit, and Louis Gliksman I 155 BREAST CARE AMONG LATINO IMMIGRANT WOMEN IN THE U.S. I Nilda P. Peragallo, Patricia G. Fox, and Melinda Lydia Alba I 165 BOOK REVIEW I 173 ANNOUNCEMENTS I 175 24 HECATE

An Interdisciplinary Journal of Women's Liberation

Vol. XXIII no. ii, 1997

4-8 Editorial 9-12 • The Story of Two Paintings by Gloria Beckett as told to Julie Kearney 13-34 Can We Be Australian? 'Third World' Women in a 'First World' Society Indrani Ganguly 35-47 Poems by Kher-Shing Lee, Carolyn Morwood, Anna Brooks, Ivy Alvarez, Dene Iwanicki, Lissa Mitchell, LiLian Tait, Ashlley Morgan-Shae, Sarah Carmela Helen Endacott 48-66 Crossing Cultures: An Interview With Helena Gulash Denise Cuthbert and Michele Grossman 67-75 'Manawa Toa: Heart Warrior' Cathie Dunsford 76-94 Racism in the Never-Never: Disparate Readings of Jeannie Gunn Katherine E11Inghaus 95-103 Becoming-Violet: Desire in the Love Poetry of Mary Fullerton Sylvia Martin 104-108 'Something Borrowed' Maddo Field 109-120 Poems by Maria Kirchner, Patricia Sykes, Anne-Maree RoUey, Sarah Attfield, Lisa BeUear, Julie Constable 121-140 The Shock of Body Against Body: History and the Politics of Despair in Theories of Difference J anine Little Nyoongah 141-147 'The Good Bird Doesn't Shit in its Own Nest' Lana Demianeuk 148-151 Artworkby Cathy Thompson 152-157 The Plural Gaze: Reflections on Contemporary Feminist Curatorial Practice . Julie Kearney 158-159 Jury Service Shirley Tucker 160-191 Nga Ahorangi: A Bibliography of Maori Women's Creative Writing. Part Two Jon Battista vii Preface 25 ix Karen Green For WoUstonecraft

I Karhleen B. Jones Citi~enship in Feminism: ldentiry, Action, and Locale, An IntTCxluction

6 Ruth Lisrer Dialectics of Citi~enship 27 Patricia Moynagh A PoUtics ofEnlarged Mentaliry: Hannah Arendt, Citi~enship Q:() ResponsibiUt" and Feminism g ~. en o. O.-c 54 Wendy Sarvasy ~ ~ m Social Citi~enship From a Feminist Perspectioe :>n ::T_.-(') ::t,,,,, » 74 Holloway Sparks g S', Dissident Citi~enship: Democratic Theor" PoUtical Courage, and Activist ~;Pen Women c.. §, en b~'C III Susan Bickford ~ Anti-Anti-ldentiry PoUtics: Feminism, Democrae" and the Complexities of Rooam Citi~enship

132 Katherine Pettus Ecofeminist Citi~enship 156 Robin Silbergleid Women, Utopia, and Narratioe: Toward a Posnnodem Feminist Cititenship 178 Loretta Kensinger VOL. 12, NO.4 (In)Quest ofUberal Feminism FALL 1997

Book Reviews 198 Barbara S. Krasner Feminist Interpretations of G. w: F. Hegel 200 Peggy DesAutels Justice and Care: Essential Readings in Feminist Ethics

202 Anita laFrance Allen Reproducing Norms: Recent (Mainl,) Whire Feminist Perspectioes

211 Joan Mason-Grant Volatile Bodies: Toward a Corporeal Feminism

217 Carolyn DiPalma Imaginary Bodies: Ethics, Power and Corporealiry

223 Notes on Contributors

226 Guidelines for Contributors/Call for Papers

227 Announcements

231 Books Received

234 Recent Back Issues 26

Lessons irom the Past: Women in Higher Education Leadership in the Depression Years Robert A. Schwartz 1

Opening the Doors to Medical Education From the Victorian Era to the Present Stephen C. Tom 23

Mentoring Women Administrators: Breaking Through the Glass Ceiling Karen Cameron Scan/ull 39

Narratives Oi Adult Women's Learning in Higher Education: Insights from Graduate Research Elisabeth H"yes alld Dalliele D. HlIlller)' 61

Enhancing the Development oi Adult Women Students: Co-dependency Issues, Eiiects, and Implications ior Campus Programming Sail)' A. Robson, lvlarilyn]. R)'an, and Gayle C. Veltman 81 27

PORTFOLIO 50 Creation Energy Glenda Dietrich 53 Transitions/Transformations Marybeth Heikes

ESSAYS / CREATIVE NONFICTION 13 Notes Toward a Fiction of Voices and Rooms Judy Ruiz 20 Popcorn-Land Molly Tenenbaum 42 Food for Memory: My Mother's life Carol Sklenicka 56 Two Men Drinking Tea Becky Soglin

POETRY 26 Tituba JA Benjamin 29 Minoan Snake Goddess Margaret Kaufman 30 lilian at Eighty-Six Ann Slruthers 31 Girlfriend Walking Corie M. Herman 32 In the Middle of Nowhere Roz Spafford 33 Gary Andrea Mathews 34 Homeless Glenna Henderson 39 Song to Indiana Sarah Miller 40 Late November JC Watson 47 Thinking of Flowers Barbara Merchant 48 Argument and Evidence Martina Reisz 49 Innocence Faith Shearin 61 Dianne Barbara Crow 62 This Is Not a Poem About My Mother Dufflyn Lammers 63 Daughter of God Beth Brell 70 Margery Dow Dede Wilson

FICTION 3 Fundamental Accessories Donna R. Walker 8 Imaginary Friends Virginia HarIman 35 Avery Lukens Diane Mertens 64 Moves We Could Never Have Imagined Elizabeth Poliner

DEPARTMENTS 71 Book Reviews: Becky Soglin on Her Face in the Mirror Barb Olson on Swaying 73 Contributors Journal of Feminist Family Therapy 28 An International Forum

VOLUME 9 NUMBER 4 1997

REGULAR ARTICLES Individual and Family Therapy Implications ofa Therapisl's Pregnancy Marjorie Sallzberg Carl Bryalll Women's Development in the Family: A Thematic View 15 Korell Skerrell REFLECTIONS So Go Today and Touch the Torah 43 Marsha Pravder Mirkill INTERVIEWS An Interview with Betty Carter, MSW 49 Sukie Magraw BOOK REVIEWS The Cullural COlllradicliolls ojMOlherhood, by Sharon Hays 65 Reviewed by Dialle Ehrellsaji

The Agillg Family: New Visiolls ill Theory, Praclice. alld Reality, edited by Terry D. Hargrave and Suzanne Midori Hanna 70 Reviewed by Ja-Alln Krestall

Allerillg Fale: Why Ihe Pasl Does Not Predict the Future, by Michael Lewis 73 Reviewed by E. H. Allerswaid

111 the Name ojIhe Family: Rethinkillg Family Vailles ill the Pastmodern Age, by Judith Stacey 76 Reviewed by AIIII Hartmall

Prevellling Helerosexism and Homophobia: A Review, edited by Esther D. Rothblum and Lynne A. Bond 78 Reviewed by Gaty L. Sanders

The Healing Connection: How Women Form Relatiollships ill Therapy alld ill Life, by Jean Baker Miller, MD and Irene Pierce Stiver, PhD 82 Reviewed by Marsha Pravder Mirkill .

MOVIEIPLAY REVIEW

1hily Madly Deeply, written and directed by Anthony Minghella 87 Reviewed by Maty Frallces Schlleider Journal of 29 WOMEN

& Volume 10 Number I AGING 1998

FROM THE EDITOR

Gender Role Orientation as a Correlate of Perceived Health. Health Behavior, and Qualitative Well-Being in Older Women 3 Mary Ann RI!lJing-Rahal. PhD. RNC Lois J. Barin. MA. MS. RN. CS Carol J. Combs. MS. RN. CS

Gender Differences in Coping and Control with Memory Aging 21 Graham J. McDougall. PhD. RN. C

Women. Marital Status. and Symptoms of Depression in a Midlife National Sample 41 John R. Earle. PhD Mark H. Smith. PhD Catherine T. Harris, PhD Charles F. Longino. Jr.. PhD

Longitudinal Employment Decisions of Daughlers and Daughters-in-Law After Assuming Parenl Care 59 Joanne M. Pohl. PhD. RN. CS Clare E. Col/ins. PhD, RN. FAAN Charles W. Given. PhD

Thriving Older African American Women: Aging After Jim Crow 75 Dena Shenk. PhD Diane Zablotsky. PhD Mary Beth Croom. MA

BOOK REVIEWS

The Other Within Us: Feminist Explorations ofWomen and Aging, edited by Marilyn Pearsall 97 Reviewed by Paula M. Usita. PhD

Adulthood and Aging: Research on COII/inuities and Discontinuities, edited by Vern L. Bengtson 99 Reviewed by Raemlll R. Hal/IOn. PhD 30 LEGACY

Volume 14, No.2, 1997

Douglas Ford Inscribing the "Impartial Observer" in Sedgwick's Hope Leslie 81

Di:" McComas 's One 0/Ours: In Distant Effigy 93

janis R Stoul Behind "Reflections on Willa Cather": Katherine Ann Porter and the Dilemmas of Werary Sisterhood 110

Reprint jelmifer A. Gehrman "1 am half-sick ofshadows": Elizabeth Stuart Phelps's Ladies ofShaloll 123 "The Lady of Shaloll" by Elizabeth Stuart Phelps (1871) 129

Proftles Paula Garrett Grace Greenwood (Sara Jane UppincOll) (1823-1904) 137

Grace Farrell Lillie Devereux Blake (1833-1913) 146

Book Reviews Maggie Montesinos Sale Doers 0/the Word: A/rican-American Women Speakers and Writers in the North (I830-1880) by Carla L. Peterson 154

Mary R. Reichardt In a Closet Hidden: The Life and Work 0/Mary E. Wilkins Freeman by Leah Blall Glasser 156

Diane Lichtenstein Streets: A Memoir 0/the Lower Easl Side by Bella Spewack 157

Rosemary Fithian Guruswamy A Colonial Woman's Bookshelf by Kevin J. Hayes 159

Denise D. Knight A Lanlem in Her Hand by Bess Streeter Aldrich; Benigna Machiavelli by Charlolle Perkins Gilman; Fall River: An Authentic Narrative by Catharine Williams 160

Marlha] Cutter In Short 163

LEGACY Bookshelf 165 31

2 Our Valerie: An obituary hy Tee A. Corinne. A testimouial hy Lee Lynch. 3 Au Interview with Valerie Taylor. Interview hy irene Wolt. S Outstanding Lives: Profiles of Lesbians and Gay Men ed. by Christa Brelin and Michael J. Tyrkus; Michael Bronski, Consulting Editor. Particular Voices: Portraits of Gay and Lesbian Writers by Robel1 Giard. Reviewed hy Kirsten Backstrom. 6 Excitahle Speech: A Politics of the Performative by Judith Butler. Reviewed hy renee c. hoagland. 8 Policing Public Sex: Queer Politics and the Future ofAIDS Activism ed. by Ephen Glenn Colter, Wayne Hoffman. Eva Pendleton, Alison Redick. and David Serlin. Reviewed by Joanna Russ. 9 Queer Myth, Symbol and Spirit: Covering Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgen­ der Lore ed. by Randy P. Conner, Dl!vid Ilatfieid Sparks, and Mariya Sparks. Re­ viewed by Susan K. Raffo. . 10 Danger Zones: Homosexuality, National Identity, and Mexican Culture by Claudia Schaefer. Reviewed by Maria Dolores Costa. 'lOut of Ihe C'oset aud Nothiuli 10 Wear by Leslea Newman. Reviewed hy lIeather Cassel/. 12 The Explicit Body in Performance by Rebecca Schneider. Reviewed by A/~Jls Dierker. t.:I What Are We Fighting For? Sex, Race, Class, and the Future of Feminism by Joanna Russ. Reviewed by Julie Linden. 14 THE F'CTION CORNER: alkla by Ruthann Robson. Reviewedby Sonya Jones. 16 Quecrs in Space: communities public places sites of resistance ed. by Gordcn Brent Ingram, Anne-Marie Bouthillette, and Yolanda Retter. Outside Belongings by Elspelh Probyn. Reviewed by Carol LeMasters. 17 School flf Fish by Eileen Myles. Reviewed by Camille Roy. 18 Lcsbian Lifestyles: Women's Work and the Politics ofSexuality by Gillian A. Dunne. Reviewed hy Chen'i Shur. 19 Car' Maiutenancc, ,"xplosives and Love ed. by Susan Hawthorne, Cathie Dunsl(,rd, and Susan Sayer. Reviewedby Diane Brown. 19 "Blessing: To Rose and .lass on tbeir marriage." A poem by Rebecca Reynolds. 20 Tilt: EXI'LOIHNG FRANGlI'ANI: The Snowball Waltz by Renee. Reviewed bySusan Sayer. SI,CONI> THOUGHTS 21 Orlando's Sleep by Jennifer Spry. Reviewed by Margaret Deirdre O'Hartigan. 22 Coffee Will Make Yon Black by April Sinclair. Reviewed hy Tiya Miles. IT'S A MYSTERY 22 Killer lnslinet by t\lartina Navratilov.. and I.iz Nickles. Reviewed hy Judith V. Brmizburg. 23 3rd Degree by Kate Calloway. Reviewed hi (;ail A. Rek;rs. 32 ••

Volume 22, No.4 Winler 1997·<)8

2 From the Editor 20 Family Secrets by AlOHa Kombug 3 KolIsha Did your Jewish family once have News oj lewis!} lVOnl(ll Mouud the world a retarded relative hidden away? • Were Yemenite babies stolen in An old photograph holds new Israel? • What's in a bra? • New revelations about the author's feminist scholarship· Penny long-dead sister. Liebman's intimate gallery· How women of Luboml. Poland. lived 26 Suleika and Me before the War •A new film on why A slJorf story by RUIIJ Kllafo SettOll some women are drawn to Lubavitch A Moroccan Jewish girl, assassinated 8 Letters in Fez 170 years ago, becomes a martyr to Muslims, Jews and Christians too. . 10 Is Abortion Murder? by Leila Bronner 12 31 Fin-de-Siecle Feminist As Promise Keepers cast their politi­ Food Culture cal opposition 10 abortion in religious • by Ditlllt Colt lenns. a biblical scholar offers us Women take the spotlight as care­ texts which help us understand the takers of a vital part of Jewish life, theological differences between Christians and Jews. 33 Book Reviews Our Sisters' Keepers Five Women Emerge by Alice Sparberg Alextoll From the Shadows of Guess who loses in the Promise­ Their "Great Men" Keepers' "battle against Satan"... by Sllml, BlustaiH 14 An Insurance Commish Memoirs recall life with Bellow. Who's Changing the World Singer. Roth. Schindler and Mailer. by G"ol, Glickftld New and Noteworthy Seattle's battle-hardened Deborah Senn fights for the rights of domestic violence survivors. Holocaust sur­ 44 Tsena Rena vivors and others. transforming her UUfH's i"Jisprnsable resource pllgn agency from lapdog to watchdog. Plus, .. Part Two of our Jewish Now some national politicos are Women's Address Book. watching her. Corn paillfillg i.l' l, I'n~fi.'ssllr emerilus of 1m 11/ they created and to hear what the Soulhfn! On'>!o/l Cllil'I.'f.'iitl: ('GIl be cOlJ/aued llt liturgy in the fullness of spirit it Orthodox ~ayde said at the dinner. 6/0 Lung \\/Ir. A,Muml. ok 97510. deserves. 33

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

Volume 26, Number 1 Wlnlerl998

Internet drawing more women for research, purchases 4 IWMF opens African women's media center 1 Virgins, vamps and the tabloid mentality 8 Media coverage of health care slights nurses, nursing 8 Analysis: When news coverage becomes caricature 16 34 idwiferv ~~.- ode ~ -~<=:~wlftllnlemationalMidwife ~ WINTER ISSUE 1997 THEME: NUMBER 44 TRUSTING BIRTH

DEPARTMENTS

MIDWIFERY TODAY 1 From the Editor 4 Networking 8 Tricks of the Trade 9 Marion's Message MIDWIFERY TODAY FEATURES 10 Question of the Quarter

11 Doing It HerWay Diane Gregg 62 Journal Abstracts 13 Josephine: Grieving a Sad Birth Made Worse Susanrachael Condon 63 Media Reviews 15 First, Do No Harm Maria Wolford 65 News 18 Sterile Water Blocks for Back Pain in Labor Sharon Glass Jonquil 69 Calendar 20 Slings: Rediscovering Mother's Mobility Jennifer Rosenberg 70 Classified Advertising 23 Trust the Babies Jill Swanson 73 Photo Album 25 Pitocin Induction at Home Anonymous INTERNATIONAL MIDWIFE 27 Advocating for Intersexed Babies 43 From the Editor and Their Families Elizabeth von der Ahe 44 Cards and Letters 32 Low Birth IQ NancyWainer Cohen 61 International News 36 Birth Decisions and Heuristics Sarah Wickham 39 Trusting Birth Karen Salt 40 Truest Trust Judy Edmunds

WHAT'S NEW ONLINE?

Have you seen our newly redesigned website? Visit us at the address Cover Photo by above to find our 1998 conference programs and registration forms! '---~JlHarriette Hartigarl Photo on page 40 by Harriette Hartigan: INTERNATIONAL MIDWIFE FEATURES "Photographing childbirth since 1975, 1 focus 011 the emotiowll, cultural and 45 Birth in Pre-Hispanic Mexico Guadalupe Trueba physical dimensions of this elemental reality we all share, guided by the mystery 48 The Guarani of Northern Bolivia Ann Davenport and awe one feels i~l the presence of the 50 Kangaroo Care:Why Does ItWork! Holly Richardson sacred. Botll as photographer and midwife, I see 52 A Visit to the Netherlands Czech Midwives beallty in the power of natllre lived daily 53 Interventions: Consequences for Breastfeeding Joy Johnston by womm who give birth, babies who are bom and by those who give care." 57 Is She a Partera or Matronal Marina Nzugaray 58 From the Philippines: Life's Breath Sarah Gemmell 59 Becoming a Nurse-Midwife in Nigeria Obubeleye West ~. 35

VOLUME VIII• NUMBER 4 JANUARY/FEBRUARY 1998

45 , JODY WIlliAMS, AMY COHEN, ELLEN DEGENERES, MARINA SILVA, CvNrntA COOPER, DoNNA SHIRLEY, & WINONA LADUKE, SALIMA GHEZAU, SANDRA STEINGRABER, AND KAREN FINLEY

74 ROE v. WADE AT 25-WHERE Do WE Go FROM HERE? WOW-women organizing worldwiae 10 Pushing the U.N. on Women's Rights b,Y Alice Jfaslran,qelo Giulel 11 An Australian Circus with aPurpose 12 Resources: Manuals for Change. Keeping Tabs on the Media in Jamaica 13 Disabilily Righls Go Global. Human Righls: An AClivist's Agenda 14 WOW Q&k On Staging aPoll Walch in Nicaragua

!1ews 16 Good News 1997: The Vear in Review 22 Welfare Reform Goes Private and for Pront byShel)'IMcCartlrj 25 Disturbing Queslions AboutJaTTrials 28 Abstinence-only Programs Gellhe Big Bucks by AnnysSllin 29 OPl~IO~: The Perils of Privatization bJ JlimiAbramooitz 30 Global Gains and losses. Nike Watch

31 NE\lI'SMAXER: Patty Murray fJ)'jeSJt'c4KtolltS 32 CUPfINGS b.Y Kale Rounds

Jour1ealth 34 After Abuse: Surgeons Help Erase the Scars byJenn;ferBing1uJm HuB 37 PROfilE: Juliel Nathanson 38 Is It Really aYeast Infection? by TorangMPah 39 Health Notes by TorongSepoh

".lour Nork 40 Women F'armworkers Stand Up 10 Bias try£lizabelh Kadelsky 42 Family and Medical Leave Act: Are You Covered? 43 fIRST PERSON: Silver HajWood 44 Work Notes by roranqSepah

OOOKS 78 Women Imagine Change: 2,600 Years of Resistance by!.mtlia Richards 80 R£\1EWS 63 BoLD mE: Anna Quindlen

'epartments 1 ~DITOR'S PAGE by MarciaAnn Gillespie 4 LrnERS 84 TECHNOJE.\! Girl Games: Adventures in Lip Gloss by Rebecca £/senbm 88 F'lCTION: Arnor Divino iJyJuliaAlrarez 91 POETRY: What the Living Do by,lfan'e Hvu'e 96 GUEST ROOM: An Unholy Alliance b.~· Ch~NCrews No CO\I\lF.NT (inside back cover) the HEART 36 of the MATTER Women Get Up Close and Very Personal OIl VOLUME V I, As They Reflect Their Sexual Politics 43 essays by Laurie Stone, Teresa Moore, Anastasia Higginbotham, alld bell hooks NUMBER 5 Plus: 38 Isabel Allende on Erotic Recipes, Love and Grief, Writing and life interview MARCH/APRIL 1998 by Claudia Dreifus 61 Homeless in New York photographs and lexl by Joan Roth women organizing worldwide 9 Passing the TORCH byAnneMarieDobos? 10 Mauritius Poster Blitz. Raising Funds 1.1. Hutu, Tulsi Women Rebuilding in Rwanda • Peace Petition 2000 12 WOW Q&A on Domestic Workers: Cleaning Up Exploitation byARGga Dalal

news :1.4 Breast vs. Bottle: Striking a Balance as AIDS Enters the Formula Fray by Sharon lemer 20 Guatemala and Gerber Wage aBaby Food Battle by Sharon lemer

22 Religious Divorce: The Catch-22 for Orthodox Jewish Wome~ by Naomi Grossman

25 NEW5MAKER: Rhonda Copelan by Ga.\'le Kirshenbaum 26 OPINION: Work Inside Ihe Home Is Still Work, Right? by Theresa [unidelia

27 Report from Rwanda by laura Flanders

31 Women's Rights Under Threat in Nicaragua by Donna Vukelich Gnd Estelle Schneider 32 CLIPPINGS by Kate Rounds

your health 34 Ovarian Cancer: Women Break the Silence by LeltyCollin Pogrebin 36 PROfilE: Laura Fields 37 HEALTH NOTES by TorangSepah

arts 71 Ida Applebroog: Exposing the Personal by Terrie Sultan 74 Kasi Lemmons: The Woman Behind £Loe sBayoll by Erika Muhammad 76 ARTSWATCH by C/lris Kelsey

books 77 ANew 1'wist on Romance Novels by Amy Aronson

79 Lessing Is More by Marya Smith 80 REVIEWS

departments 1 EDITOR'S PAGE by ,llarcfaAnn Gillespie 4 LEITERS 68 SHE SAYS: Cybill Shepherd by Amy Aronson 82 fiCTION: The Fantasma of Q_ by lisa Goldstein 89 POETRY: Snow by Janice Gould 90 CONNECTIONS: Looking for Alice by Valerie Boyd 96 GUEST ROOM: Dogma Girl Hits the Road by Jessica Heaces No COMMENT (inside back cover) 37

january 1998 volume xxviii. number 1

IlIImew Interview With JED: A New Focus 1

sPHlllllablrlS ALIANZA: Forging a Feminist Alliance 8 Lesbian Mormons•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 10 G.I. Sperm ScatteriDI Statute 13

Women on Death Row••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 16 reViews CariDI for Just/ce by RobiD West 18 Storm Clouds alJd Party Sboe••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 22

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february 1998 volume xxviii, number 2

interview Interview With Phyllis Chesler 1 speclalleablres How to Pi.. Off a Women's Studies Major 10 Nuclear Racism ...... •...... • 11 Rape in Cyberspace ..•...... 12 Phlteessav· Refuse and Resist meet the Anti-choicers: the 25th Anniversary of Roe v. Wade 14 clmmentanr Through the Looking Glass 16 The Death of a Fairy Tale 18 reviews Letters to a Young Feminist by Phyllis Chesler 8 For-Giving: A. Feminist Critique ofExcbange 20 regUlar News •••• ;•.•.•..••••.•••••.••.••••••••.•.•••••••.•••••••••••.•.•••.••••••• 3 Chicken Lady 24 OOB Calendars •••••••••••.••.••.•.••••••.•••••••••.•.••.•.••••••••• 22 Letters 25 39 Peace&Freedom MAGAZINE OF THE WOMEN'S INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE FOR PEACE AND FREEDOM

DECEMBER 1997 VOL. 57 • No.6

- reatures International Youth Movement is Alive and Well Page 6 Office of War Crimes 20

Generation X Page 8 Women Challenging the Politics of Power 21 Breaking Down Barriers Page 10 How did W1LPF come to explore the issue of Learning, Growing drug policy reform 22 and Activism Page 11

Biographies Page 12 r"'. 'eJ va'-.." I'TI1"l ,en • It~rc; Media &Democracy Page 13 Reader's Forum Page 4

Working Women, Working Together ...Page 14 UN Report Page 5

As Land Mines Go. Action Alert.. Page 24 So Go Nuclear Weapons Page 16 Peace Education Page 26 Leadership Institute- WILPF's Loving Transformation ...... Page 18 W1LPF Action Page 27

Outreach/Leadership Page 19 Resources Page 30

Baby Teeth 20 40 ADIANCE WINTER 1998 VOL. 15, NO.1

Sandra Bierman: Painting It Large FROM AN INTERVIEW BY ALICE ANSFIELO ••••• 24 Rediscovering my art at age fifty

------de par t men t 5 • Essays When Is Measured by the Size of Your Dress BY JOAN RYAN ••••• 9

Travels with Alan-or, Let's Eat ! BY ALISON WTERMAN ••••••••• 30

• Health & Well-Being

Losing It BY LAURA FRASER •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 14 America ~ obsession with weight and the industry that feeds on it

Losing It-A Book Review BY MARINA WOLF .17

• On the Move

Brave and Buoyant! BYVIKTORIA TlNBERG •••••••••••••••••••••• 18 How f took to the world beneath the water • Poetry

Why I'm Against Liposuction BY DANNYE ROMINE POWELL .22

What Would Happen? BY LONNIE HULL DoPONT .22

Choice and Accommodation BY CB FOLLETr .23

Pledge BY ANNA BALINT .23

• Images fashions from Love Your Peaches Clothing Company 26

• Perspectives

Life in the fat Underground BY SARA GDLOA BRACHA FISHMAN • •••••••••• 32

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Letterfrom tile Editor BY ALICE ANSFIELO .3 Letters to RADIANCE .4 Big News BY WILLIAM J. FABREY •••••••• .12

In Season: Beans! BY LINDA BRANDT TANNER .20 Contributors and Acknowledgements Editorial 6 Marge Berer The international women's health movement 41 RHM publications 1998-1999: submissions welcome RHM and Blackwell Science: subscriptions and editorial changes; new journal sections; a note on submissions; RHM in Chinese Roundtable 9 Jane Cottingham, Judy The personal is political: beginnings and endings in Norsigian, Carmita Guzman, an ongoing history Marge Berer. TK Sunderi ::c Ravindran. Sandra Coney, ('t) Linda Hill. Rosalind P Petchesky Z c A Page from History :;: ~~ 29 Ann Oakley Beyond the yellow wallpaper m'" Features on the Theme " =-~ 40 Hope Chigudu Zimbabwe Women's Resource Centre and Network: ~ knowledge. analysis and equitable development 0 46 Susan Law Big goals, small steps: the early history ofa women's ~8 health centre in Ontario. Canada z 0 58 Marta Lilmas The feminist movement and the development of < political discourse on voluntary motherhood in m ~§-' Mexico :;: 68 Anita Hardon Contesting claims on the safety and acceptability of pt.(") anti-fertility vaccines '"m 82 Mary EI/sberg, Anna Winkvist The Nicaraguan Network ofWomen against Violence: " ft) ~ ::t. andJerker Liljestrand using research and action forchange 93 Lene Sjorup Globalisation: the arch-enemy? '"..., ~~ 99 Mabel Bellucci Women's struggle to decide about their own bodies: '" abortion and sexual rights in Argentina 107 Sonia Correa From reproductive health to sexual rights: achievements and future challenges 117 Maria Setania Avila Making alliam:es and partnerships: challenges for the feminist movement More Features, Different Themes 124 Sabu M George Female infanticide in Tamil Nadu, India: from recognition back to denial? 133 Geeta Ramaseshan Women imprisoned for abortion in Nepal: report ofa Forum Asia fact-finding mission

139 Anuradha Kumarand Gender relalions and education ofgirls in two Indian Carol Vlassotf communities: implications for decisions about childbearing Issues in Current Polley 151 Rebecca Cook UN Human Rights Committees advance reproductive rights Commentary 154 Sunanda Ray Prevention ofHIV/STI transmission: clarifying the research questions 156 Lena Lennerhcd ef al Sterillsation on eugenic grounds in Europe in the 1930s: news in 1997 but Why?

Round-Up 162 Research: Breast cancer: aspects ofdetection and prognosis No link between DDT and breast cam:er found in European women Survival from breast cancer in NSW Australia Breast cancer and hormone replacement therapy: are-analysis ofdata Treatment for ectopic pregnancy should be updated Effectiveness ofcondoms in preventing HIV transmission Higher concentrations ofHIV-1 in semen. cervical and vaginal secretions: role ofSTDs and other factors Late postnatal HIV transmission documented in Ivory Coast HIV infection among infertile women seeking hospital treatment in Tanzania Condom use among women with HIV in New Orleans, USA Spermicides and increased risk ofurinary tract infection Oral contraceptive use and heart attack Genital injuries from rape (continued, next page) (continued) 1G8 Law and Policy: Polish abortion law found unconstitutional Catholic Church in 1\-lexl[o distorts truth i.Jboul condoms 42 Race, ethnicity and sexu31 health Colombian Constitutional Court rulings on reproductive rights Australian reproductive rights record tarnished Danish rCLord not much better Abortion l

173 Service Delivery: \Vomen's understanding ofabnormal cervical smear results Views of pregnant women. midwives and technicians on ultrasound leaflets Internet warning: quinacrine and methotrexate Factors affectin~J maternal mortality in Tanzania Barriers to use ofA2T by women with HIV in Violence against women and pregnancy Depression in middle-aged women not always due to menopause \Vomen's counselling needs in Yokohama, Japan Acceptability of Norplant in China Experience of Norplant introduction: , Bangladesh and USA 178 Courses and Conferences

181 Publications: The Women's Movement in Turkey: The InUuence of Political Discourse La Escritura de la Vida y el Sueii.o de la Politica: Debate t- Feminista 15(Aprilj, 1997 O> Cumbres, Consensos y Despues ~CV) 0> ;....(~ ... The Politics ofInfant Abandonment in China • Disease Prevention as Social Change: Toward a Theory of i-lQ) "' Public Health U~ '" Fertility, Family and Social Policy in Contemporary '" Western Europe :E State Policies and the Birth Rate in Egypt: From Socialism '"> to Liberalism =~ Healthy Women Counselling Guide 0 z What Makes Women Sick: Gender and the Political "'O~ EconomyofHealth Women ofthe World, Laws and Policies Affecting Their 0 Reproductive Lives: Anglophone Africa 8 ... Databases on Violence against Women and Female Genital Mutilation Q..~ "' HIV and Safe, Healthy Sex '" Making Sex Work Safe :E'" Trabalhar com Jovens sobre Saude Sexual e VIH/SIDA :> Straight Talk: Keeping Adolescents Safe, 1993-1996 ~d Z Guidelines for HIV Interventions in Emergency Settings Morganthaler: A Difficult Hero (l) Abortion Law Reformers: Pioneers ofChange Voices for Choice The Abortion Pill Jane =t Planning Appropriate Cervical Cancer Control Programs Increasing Financial Sustainability ofFamily Planning Service Delivery in Bangladesh Mezzo: For Young People by Young People What's Sex Got to Do with It? Introducing Sexuality within Family Planning: Three Projects in Latin America and the Caribbean The Story ofCaroline Beale Touch Me, Touch-Me-Not: Women, Plants and Healing African Journal ofReproductive Heallh Recommendations on Ethical Issues in Obstetrics and Gynaecology Review 187 Angeline Faye Schrater Pandora's Box: Feminism Confronts Reproductive Technology, by Nancy Lublin RFR~DRF 43

RESOURCES FOR FEM N ST RESEARCH DOCUMENTATION SUR LA RECHERCHE FEMINISTE

Volume 25, Numbers 3 & 4 Winter 1997 • Passionate Ethics/Une ethique passionee • Table of Contents/Sommaire

Introduction Book Revlews/Comples !endus Passionate Ethics Bedside Matters: The Transformation of Canadian Barbara Godard and Pamela McCallum Nursing, 1900-1990 107 Kalhryn McPherson Articles Reviewed by Cathy Crowe Paper Lesbians: On the Reading of Lesbian Theory 9 Blood, Sweat and Mahjong: Family and Enterprise Kathleen Martindale in an Overseas Chinese Community 108 Feminist Ethics and "Privilege" 18 Ellen Oxfield Martha J. Saunders Reviewed by Jane Su Chaun Ku Class, Subjectivilies, Desire: lWo Autobiographies 26 Ecological Feminist Philosophies 109 Bina Toledo Freiwald Karen J. Warren. ed. Reviewed by Ca/riona Sandifands On Refusing Explication: Towards a Non-narrative Narrativily 34 L'extreme droite contre Ies femmes 110 Deborah P. Britzman Jo de Leeuw et Hedwige Peemans-Poullet (coord.) Compte rendu parJacinthe Michaud Women's Biographies and Autobiographies: A Political Project in the Making 38 Gender Balancing History: Towards an Inclusive Pao/aBono Curriculum 112 Rosemarie Schade and Keith Lowther, cds. Legacy: A Student's (Re)Memory of Dr. Kathleen Reviewed by Paula Bourne Martindale 46 Christian O/bey Le harcelement sexueI en . La levee d'un lahou 1985-1990 113 Homeless in Tulonaguy: Excerpt 50 Sylvie Cromer Robert Majze,ls Compte rendu par Cylvie Claveau Everyday We Live is a Miracle: Poem 52 Mililer au feminin 114 Carolyn Gammon Evelyne Tardy (avec la collabora lion de "Bl':cause You Aren't Indian": The Polilics of 'Andre Bernard) Location in Lee Maracle 53 Compte Tendu pa, Lucille Beaudry Helen Hoy Technologies of lhe Gendered Body: Reading Cyborg Polyvocal Ethics 60 Women 115 Debra SJlOgan Anne Balsamo Reviewed by Jan Clarke The Question of Ethics: Reading Kathlt':en Martindale Reading Fredric Jameson 64 Le voile contre I'ecole 116 Pamela MeCallmn Elizabeth AllschulJ Compte Tendu par Yolande Geadah Promises and Politics: Implementing Canada's Equalily Commitmenls 70 Whose India? The Independence Struggle in Barbara Roberts British and Indian Fiction and History 118 Teresa Hubel (De)Claiming Pride: Refleclions on the (Im)politics Reviewed by Amilia Jamal of Que(e)rying Pedagogy 77 Ja"ice Andreae and Mary Aline Coffey Women in Trouble 120 Elizabeth Cormack Signifying "Lesbian"/Strategizing Error 82 Reviewed by Marge Reitsma~Street Robert Wallace Women, Politics and Reproduction: The Liberal "Passionate Fictions": Portraits of Female Masculinity Legacy 121 in The Well of Loneliness and Stone Butch Blues 92 Ingrid Makus Jean Noble Reviewed by Anne MirlQs Scrapbook: Excerpts 102 Sarah Murphy Announcemenls/Annonces 129 44 Verna Feehan Introduction 3

Vera Jensen The surprise of unfamiliar Who Is That Old Woman? 5 glimpses

Sheila Peters With raised eyebrows and Cultivation 7 less·limber limbs

Lyn Lifshin The entanglements of familial My Mother and I Tangle 17 relations The Bowls from Bava(18 18 Those Last Weeks 19 in Vermont

Mavis Jones A tale of swank and funeral If You Want to Know Who I Am 20 ~Uire

Lyn Lifshin Corridor lighls,lbreath on thel Volume 20:2 January 28 other side ofla curtain. Summer 1997 Nuns at a Retreat 28

Marilyn Gear Pilling Natural consequences and The Change 29 man-made disasters

Louise O'Donnell Eight weekslto vomil up eight Tribute 36 decades of rage Carol Ann's Dance 38

Sheila Meads Being, not wearing, the family Family Jewels 39 riches

myrna garanis blacklno question what to wear to leonard cohen 49 old men 50

Jean Mallinson Choking on family secrels Forgiveness 51

Heidi Greco Wailing for Mortality: 57 splayed feeUcarry too much Lined Up at the Ferrry weighUand years of disap- Old Wives Tale 58 pointment Empty Nest Syndmme 59

Janel Filch A mid-summer's day dailiance The Dark Beach Dream 60

Lorie Mlseck her flat hand scans the curve Saba Speaks No English 74 of her breasVsonar sweeping self-examination 76 for mines under the blue duvet 77

Caroline Shepard When leaving doesn't mean Addie Holds Herself Sideways 79 good-bye

Reviews by Virginia Aulin Bread and Salt 85 Genrecide 86

Review by Wendy Putman Grow old with me the best is yet 87 to be and I'm Becoming the Woman I've Always Wanted

Contributors' profiles 89

Back issues & sUbscriptions 94 SageWoman 45 Celebrating the Goddess in Every Woman

Issue #41 - Spring 1998 PLANT MAGICK

FEATURE ARTICLES il48 i! ilS4 i! Crone Eyes, Crone Heart: Cycles and Seasons: !11611 Inner Journeys & Outer Realities Lunar Cycles and Taoist Astrology Kali and the Hibiscus: by Ann Kreilkamp by Sman Levitt The Dark Goddess in the Pruning Shears !II So i! !IIS6 i! by Suzin Green Into the Green: Time to Celebrate: artwork by Cat Stone Where to Begin Holidays and Holy Days by Elizabeth Barrette from Around the World !lin iii! by Waverly Fitzgerald Path of the Green Witch !IIS2 iii! by Suzan Stone Sierralupe The Sibyl Speaks: FROM OUR READERS artwork by Tracy Christensen Divination in Everyday Life by Joanna Powell Colbert !II 14 iii! !II 62 iliI Ivy's Child A Circle is Cast: REGULAR COLUMNS by Ashley Kaufman Ideas for Ritual Work artwork by Peggy Sue McRae !II 411 !II 69 i! !II 16 iii! Living the Dream: Leaves ofSage: Plant Memories: Letter from the Editor Book Reviews Tales from the Green World by Anne Newkirk Niven by SageWoman readers, ill 79 lIlI artwork by Renee Christine Yates !113S II Tools for Transformation: One of Ten Thousand: Product Reviews !JiI22 JIi! Goddess Lore & Ritual­ A Pinch of Rosemary Ostara: !II 82 i! by Ivy MoonJlower, The Goddess of Spring The Rattle: artwork by Colby Pftil by Diana Paxson The Wise Woman Council artwcrk by !JiI26 JIi! Joanna Powell Colbert !II 9SlIlI Emerald : Weaving the Web: Networking The Magic of Small Gardens ill 4411 by Elizabeth Barrette Sacred Herbs ­ DEPARTMENTS illustrations by Linda Ware lies Gifts from the Land by Jan WillialflS !113 l1l1 !1130 II Business Notes Cattail Tales il461il.1 Heart and Home: article and artwork !II 91 lIlI by Blanche Cybe/e Derby Everyday Enchantments by Lunaea Weatherstone Women at the Well: A Marketplace ofGoods & Services !116o II We Long for Spring il961il.1 poem by Lee Pelbam Cotton A Pinch of Sage: Words ofWisdom 46 Vol. 9 Nos. 5/6 Nov. & Dec. 97

English: Cesaria Evora: the soul of Cape Verde .4 Me'shell Ndegeocello - 'Compassion is for greater Ihan God' ..5 She who laughs lasl, laughs Ihe longest 6 Trip to Rwanda 7 Goodbye DDT. hello pyrethroids 11 Read yourself happy: what's on our new books' shelf 13 The unsayable word - Under the tongue by Yvonne Vera .. 15 Sexual harassmenl: building solidarity among The body as battlefield -A new men at women's expense 16 type 01 contraceptive, caUed immuno-contraceptives can lip the I did iI, so can you 17 scale of conlrol over women's Sister talk Ishort storyl 19 reprOductive rights into the hands of population controllers. - see p. Healing body and soul - 24 for story. A look at traditional healing in modern-day Namibia ... 20 They call them immuno-contraceptives, we call them messing with women's bodies 24 Dear Reader . 36 Do you really have to say that? 37 Afrikaans: Daardie Iyd van die maand 27 Hang dil uit om droog te word 28 Seksuele teistering - die opbou van krediet onder mans teen vroue se onkoste 29 Seksuele leislering • alhoewel nle Oshiwambo: aile mans dil doen nie, is daar nag Cesario Evora: Ondiimbo yomoCape Verde 30 hopeloos Ie veel, en veral op slraal, in die openbaar. Vroue kan Okwaaludha olulu nomwenyo - etalo Iyepango leer hoe om sulke orige mans te Iyopamithigululwa pangashingeyi muNamibia 31 konlronteer. DDT kala po nawa, onawa pyrethroids 34 Regulars: Womentalk: sexual harassment 18 Middle pages: Tulipamwe feast 22 Competition 26 Consumer Column - that time of the month again 9 News Clippings: 38 Letters 42 Okwaaludha olulu nomwenyo ­ etala lyepango lyopamilhigululwa pangashingeyi muNamibia. 47

SISTERSONG: WOMEN ACROSS CULTURES Summer 1997 • Volume 4, No.1

Music

From the Editor 2 Jenny Potts 4 Greek Dancing Janine Canan 8 Her Strings Sharon F. McDermott 9 Reasons for Singing Pam Herbert Barger 10 He Missed; Seventh Grade Orchestra Concert Joanna M. Weston 14 Singer's Bar Liane Ellison Norman 15 Writing Mozart's Mother Myrna Garanis 23 Harmonica Deborah Batterman 24 Musical Men Marilynn Talal 27 Piano Music Anne Feeney 28 Adventures of a Big Labor Boss; Ms.Ogyny Tikvah Feinstein 35 My Father's Violin Eunjoo Paek 36 Dead Show 1994 Rhoda Rabinowitz·Green 38 The Wind at Her Back Jessica Jordan Nudel 48 The Music Therapist Randa Shannon 50 Melancholy Baby Christine Murphey 53 Astral Projection (at Pie in the Sky) Janice M. Waddleton 56 Interludes and Preludes Loraine Hayes 66 My Girls' Song Valerie Staats 68 Book Essays Scarlet Music: Hildegard of Bingel!; Ladyslipper Music Catalog 76 Notes on Authors and Artists 79 Note to Educators 80 Guidelines 48 • January 1998 Vol. 23, No.5 ·0· ·o·u·r·n·e·r TbeWomen'sForum

II!II!I CATHOLIC HYPOCRISY: liM MY BROTHER'S I>ISABILITY WAS NOT A BLESSING GOI> WAS A MEAN OLI> WHITE By ANdrea Giancontieri MAN.,. WHO I>II>N'T LIKE ME IIBECAUSE SOME WOMAN ATE AN APPLE By Tawanna Sullivan

... UNBREAKING MY JEWISH HEART: HUBBER: FORGET THIS .... MII>STREAM IN INCEST, POLITICS, ABSENT-MINI>EI> PROFESSORI BUI>I>HIST MEI>ITATION. ANI> IIBy Kathi Maio JUI>AISM By Yi,ki Gabrintr ANASTASIA: A CLASSIST FAIRY TALE By Linda Wong 1>1 FROYEN II By Vicki Gabriner "-" THE REALLY GOOI> NEWS: IPJ!II A GIFT OF THE EMPEROR _ WHAT THE BIBLE SAYS ABOUT SEX ~ By Debra IV. Haffner BY THERESE PARK Reviewed by Eleanor J. Bader MYFATHER, m THE ENI> OF THE NOVEL OF LOVE MY OWN CATHOLIC FACE _ BY VIVIAN GORNICK m Mimi By Graney By Atme K. Krook III SPIRITISM, JUI>AISM, ANI> THE IIIiiI SEARCH FOR 'HOME' • A LESBIAN AT TH EBIMAH By Stephanie Poggi IIiI By Carol Marton POETRY BY CARY MCI>ERMOTT IGOTOCHURCH m HOT PICKS, By Elizabeth Hill • COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARI>, II III GROUPS II ART BY STEPHANIE BORNS

MEI>IA WATCH: FOR ALL THE lTV) GIRLS I LOVEI> BEFORE .•• TEN PROFEMINIST SHOWS, PAST ANI> PRESENT By Jennifer L. Po~ner III WELFARE BEAT ~ SEARCHING FOR THE OX: ~ THE SPIRITUAL JOURNEY OF AN ASIAN AMERICAN ~" FEMINIST ACTIVIST ;Ji. By Cheng lmm Tan ..LETTERS TO THE EI>ITOR IIREAI>ERS SURVEY 49 .~ February 1996 Vol. 21, No.6 ·0· ·o·u·r·n·e·r Tbe Women's Forum RrtsHc FEATURES FIL M ART ATTACK: AND THEN SHE KILLED HIM' M SECOND SIGHT THE DEFUNDING OF ESPERANZA WOMEN AND THE PLEASURE EIIIilII BY RICKEY GARD DIAMOND 1.1 By Su,jntl Khan IIOF HORROR FILM VIEWING Reviewed by Eleanor Bader By Micol Ostow MAY SARTON. SELECTED LETTERS, 1916-19l4 JACKIE BROWN' mEDITED BY SUSAN SHERMAN 'BLAXPLOITATION" QUEEN Reviewed by Deborah StrOfV II PAM GRIER RETURNS", FINALLY By KatlJi Maio

Sandy's Room by laura Aguilar S(.ENT WA BUTCH PREMIERES By Dawn Dougherty II!'I LESBIAN ARTISTS SHUNNED BY m MTHENEA By Ellen Samuels VISUAL ARTS WHO CONTROLS THE AIRWAVES?: m ENGENDERED SPECIES: THE FCC VS. COMMUNITY RADIO I'M THE CULTURAL CONTEXT OF mD}' Lind., Wong GENDER Curaled by Joatwa Kao NEW S

II!IP.II VETERANS OF FEMINIST WARS III OUR KIND OF BESTSELLERS IiaI:t By Vicki Gab,iner ad Rocheffe Rutluhild

I. (ALE R . COLUMNS I-Ib.A

WE TOLD YOU SO HOTPICKS, By Dot and Flo COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD, 11 mGROUPS MEDIA WATCH: ABC NEWS SPONSORS JOHN GRAY'S INTERPLANETARY SEXISM By Kristin Anduson

II!I WELFARE BEAT: PUNISHING IIiI TUN SEXUAL ACTIVITY By Po' Foley I!I!I GO-SHAY. y'ALl!, &iI MAllY GAUTHIER'S PL U ROLLICKING DIXIE KITCHEN By Karen Friedland IIUTTERS TO THE EDITOR iiTi~ lATE""'';'·'·· VIEWPOINT' REPRODUCTIVE FRl(DOM I!I!I ESCAPE ARTISTS DON'T BAKE II By Rosemary Candelario 5iiI BROWN IES, READER SURVEY RADICAL MAGIC ON A II SHOESTRING By Julia Runtll IIDYKES TO WATCH OUT FOR 50 13th MCDN VOLUME XV NUMBERS 1 & 2 1997

Janine DeBaise AncmntRh~hm , 5 Pat Falk Ufel/ne 6 Jaime Meisler So Herd Be(ore to Clean 7 Alison Mandavilie Reclining the Belly-O ...... 10 Terrt Chasteln Teetering No More 11 Lisa Rluo Childhood...... 12 Laura Lee Washburn Samuel's Riding Mower 13 Anne Boyer-Ca",on Sestina on Childhood 14 Rebecca Baggett With Every Breeth I Take 15 Jane Jacobson My Every Word 17 Christine E. Atkins Chronology...... 18 Krtstine SomervJlle Finishing Last ...... 19 Jennlter Brentley A Girl's Green 26 Peggy M. Woods In the Attic ...... 28 Faith S. Holsaert Grinding Teeth 39 Wendy Patrtce Williams The Forgotten White Wolklng Cless, o( Which I em One 43 Jennlter A. McMahon My Molher's Vege 45 Gina Frangello The Leeders ...... 47 Cortney Davis Rented Rooms, Martha's Vlnayard 66 Shay Youngblood My Body Is Bread ...... 68 Elisa A. Garza Ana Marla After Ricardo 70 Janat Lowary Girts 71 Elalna Bannatt First Kiss 72 Tracy V. Wilson Fleld 73 S.L. Mangan Pussywillow ...... 74 Cili Janeway Chemistry Class ...... 75 Hyoejln Yoon About Your Hair Fetish 76 Julie Kize",hot Poem 78 Erotic Poem 78 Mattie Richardson Audrey 79 Nancy Welch Sweat Maddy ...... 89 Alyce MJller Thirtean ...... 97 Linda Fader Swenson At tha Freak Show: Your Five Cents, Plaasa, (or a Caged Curiosity 99 Ruth Feinlight Fatima 100 Cydney Chadwick Smile 102 Elaine Batcher So Much Uke His ...... 104 Mary Winte", Sisters ...... 112 Janell Moon Sense 113 Hollis Seamon The Strange Sad History o( Suzanne LaFlesha 114 Hannah Gurmen The Wadding Train ...... 126 Mertlyn Krysl Canticle on Kissing ...... 127 Joan Cofrancesco My Name Is Alice and I Am Hemingway's Feminist Cat...... 129 S.B. Sowbel To the Pre-Modem Poets (end My Father) 131 Molly Wizenberg Ail/eurs 132 Mlriem Levine La Belle Femende 133 Cadence Kidwell Marooned in Cuba 134 Renee Ellen Olander A Risk In Wrestling a Bind 135 Leslie Paolucci In Carol's Gardan 136 JUdythe Stahl Gardan Diary 137 Maureen A. Sherbondy Poem In Fragments, Chicken Cooking 139 13th MmN 51 VOLUME XV NUMBERS 1 & 2 1997 (continued) Lynn Hassan Arlwoll<. . 140 Nicola HalWood The Wall< offt 144 Linda Bamber Wall< 145 Emily Steinlight The Sacramant of Walking Home af Nighf. 146 Constance E. Boyle Survivel ...... •...... 149 Mery H. Ber Grounds for Therapy ...... 150 Pam Ore SaInI. Say It. . 151 Barbara Louise Ungar Pana/ope, Revisned 152 W.R. McCabe- Teichert Ctare Westhoff Wmes a Letter to Herself . 154 Anne Waldman Passages from lovis II 156 Sandra Soli The Uses of Paper 167 Barbara Lynne Brush Ventriloquism 169 Beverley Brahlc Daad Bird 170 Maureen Buchanan Jones Passages from Seraphic Evidence 171 Mary Hower Evaded Cadences ...... 173 Susan Naomi Bernstein Becoming a Mother (Not in the Usual Way) 175 Suzanne Wise Mother Takes a Tum for the Worse 176 Sally Alien McNall Heart Fa;lure 179 Wendy Fairey Grace 182 Anna Mortal Maiden Fonn 190 J. Landy Dann Miss Whne's Superior Offspring 191 Cydney Chadwick The Economy of Art (Th~ CedsrBaf. New York. February, 1956) 192 Deirdre O'Connor Inventory ...... 194 A.B. Sickels A Fairy/ale ; 197 Nathalie Stephens Passages from Memones of Sleep 210 Mendith Brand Bush Heat 211 Diana Garcia Tisica 213 Gwyn McVey Anna Andreevne 215 Therese D. Murphy Desire to Possess 216 Claire Malraux Passage from Octet Before Winter 217 Translated by Passage from Octet Before Winter 218 Manlyn Hecker Vlsnatlon 219 Claire Malraux Geneses 220 Lyn Llfshin My Mother and the Vlacs 221 I Love the Man In this Picture 222 SA Bartfay Stephanie's Quintina 224 M.C. Bell Claire ~ ...... 225 Hilary Holladay Overhaard at Walden Pond ...... 247 Alison Seevek Late Bloomer ...... 249 Liza Taylor Rapunzel 250 Ktmi Sugioka Caremony I 254 Lon Horvitz Traces of an Egg Shell ...... 257 Jennifer O'Grady The Cava of the Winds in Winter 261 Marcia Mulloy Passage from My Fathe(s Mother 262 Ellean NI Chuilleenaln Edgings: Part /I •.••••.••.•••.••••• 264 Maureen Salzer Measures of Grlaf I: Pallbearers 265 Beth Houston Grandmother's Garage 266 When 1Am an Old Woman 268 Louise Grieco Uving Forever 269

CONTRIBUTOR NOTES AFTERWORD

270 278 52

Trades~otn.en

A Magazine for Women in Blue-CollarWork

Vol. 16, No.4 Winter 1997

3 Viewpoint Sexism Personified Molly Martin 4 Focus on Program Raising the Roof Bertha Humez Hatvari 9 Poetry Sue Doro 10 Tools of the Trade Rocky Mountain High Marcia Munson 12 Photo Essay Wilderness Ranger Marcia Munson 16 Book Excerpt We'll Call You Susan Eisenberg 18 Resources Bay Area Community Colleges Bob Jolly 22 Ads, Announcements, Events Tulsa Studies in Women's Literature 53 Volume 16, Number 2 Fall 1997

From the Editor 255

ARTICLES

Refiguring the Pnstcoloniallmagination: 259 Tropes or Visuality in Writing by Rhys, Kincaid. ,md Cliff Mary LOll Emery

"Like a Hook Fits an Eye": Jean Rhys, 281 Ford Madox Ford, and the Imperial Operations of ~vlodernist Memoring Sheila Kineke

Plotting the Mother: Caroline Norton, 303 Helen Huntingdon, and Isabel Vane Elisabeth Rose Gntner

Imagining Women at \Var: Feminist 327 Strategies in 's War Writing Claire M. Tylce

Re-Versing the Past: Adrienne Rich's 345 Postmodern Inquietude Barbara L. Estrin

REVIEWS

Katie's Canon: \XImnanism and the SOIlI of the 373 Black Communit)'. By Katie Geneva Cannon.

The Rising Song ofAfrican American \'(Iomell. Ry Barham Omolade. Lund Bllllinger

The Fiction of Paule Marshall: ReCOIlS/ructions 376 (If HisWTY, Culture, and Gender. By Dorothy Hamer Denni:-ton. Kimherly N. Bm-ll'n

Writing MOIhl'rs, Writing Daugh/crs: 377 Tmdl1,f: the Maternal in Stories h)' Americllll }cU'i_~h \'llllllen. By Janer Handler Burstein. Her FtlCC in the lvtirror: Jcwish Women 011 M(){her.~ llnd DaughfcL'i. Edited ,",y Fayt.' Moskowitz. )\.tiri~·ml1 Glazcr

Impertinent Voices: Suf>t'ersit'e Strategies in 380 Co1ltemporary Women's Poetry. By Liz Y{lrkt.'. Karen Kah'o/Cl

The Disobedient Writer: \'(lomen and NmTatire 382 Tradition. By Nancy A. Walker. Molly Hite

Elldora \'(1dty and Virginia \'(1oolf: Gender, J8J Genre, and Inf!Ill:nCl'. By SUZ<1n Harrisnll. Gail l\'lortimer (continued, nexI page) Tulsa Studies in Women's 54 Literature Volume 16, Number 2 Fan 1997

(continued) Wmnen's Fiction of the Second World \Var: J85 Gender, Power {ind Reslsrallce. By Gill Plain. War, Women, and Poetry, 1914-1945: British and Gennan Writers and Actit,jsts. By Joan Montgomery Byles. Ann Ardis

Women Editing Modemism: "Little" Magazines 387 and Literary Hisrory. By Jayne Marek. Margaret D. Sretz

Seeing Together: Friendship Between the Sexes in J89 English Writing, If/1m MilIw \'-:'oof[. By VicttlT Lllftig.

The Web of Fricmlshill; Marianne Moore and Wallace Stet'cns. By Robin G. Schulze. jo)'Ce Wexler

The Veiled Mirror and the Woman Poet: H.D., Louise 391 Bogan, Elizabeth Bishop, and Louise Gliick. By Elizaheth DDdd. Tony Trigilio

Imperialism at Home: Race and Victorian Women's 19J Fiction. By Susan Meyer. Lynn M. Alexander

Keeping the ViclOtian House: A Collecrion of J95 £S5a)·s. Edited by V~messa D. Dickerson. Jane Curlin

The \Vorld of Hannah More. By Patricia Demers. J97 Mitz:i M)'crs

Erotic Dawn,Sollgs of the Middle Ages. 400 By Grace Sigal. Roberta Davidson

ANNOUNCEMENTS

BOOKS RECEIVED

CONTRIBUTORS

ILLUSTRATIONS,

Untitled (from the Si/ucta Series), 1978, 276 by Ana Mendieta

Magic Glasses, by Edwin Romanzo Elmer J49 U.S.-JAPAN 55 WOMEN'S JOURNAL

A Journal for the International Exchange of Gender Studies ENGLISH SUPPLEMENT NUMBER 13 1997

In the Feminine Guise: A Trap of Reverse Orientalism ...... Chizuko Ueno 3 -~.G~.~..-~~0X~~0Xb~ •• Misreading and Un-Reading the Male Text, Finding the Female Text: Miyamoto Yuriko's Autobiographical Fiction Michiko Niikuni Wilson 26 rJ3-r'f-A t-J ~i1nJ;.J!Ii~liJ'G~!B1.$;C: r~-r'f-At-J ~R.:.*N~~~ rU/)\mJ ~i1j'W

The Establishment of the Women's and Minors' Bureau in Japan...... Manako Ogawa 56 -~A!J>iFf.l~illl:ft1:: ':> ~ll

Gender, Class, and Age in the Microcosm of the Family: The Household Division of Labor in Hokkaido, Japan ... Deborah M. Aoki 87 -.~C:~l? rm®tt~J 1::~7.>Y.:L~:$"-, ~l'&, 1!!:{-t : ~tltmH:: :t3IH1!!:'I!l'P

The Effects of Income Tax and Social Security Policy: Married Women in the Japanese Labor Supply...... Yoshio Higuchi 104 r rW~:E~J {¥~ilJ(m~g~MiJ r r~~J {¥~*,m~kmm:5tm.!l 56

VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN Volume 4, Number 1, February 1998

Special Issue: \Vomen, Violence, and the Media

CONTENTS

Guest Editors' Introduction SUSAN CARlNGELLA-MAcOONALD and DREW HUMPHRIES 3 Articles Jane Tennison and the Feminist Police Procedural GRAY CAVENDER and NANCY C. JURIK 10 "That Wasn't Even Me They Showed": Women as Criminals On America's Most Wanted LISA BOND·MAUPIN 30 Crack Mothers at 6: Prime-Time News, Crack/Cocaine, and Women DREW HUMPHRIES 45 The Relative Visibility of Rape Cases in National Popular Magazines SUSAN CARlNGELLA-MAcDONALD 62 TaillJOok and the Construction of Sexual Harassment in the Media: "Rowdy Navy Boys" and Women Who Made a Difference RENEE GOLDSMTIH KASINSKY 81 Playing Gender Against Race Through High-Profile Crime Cases: The Tyson(fhomas/Simpson Pattern of the 1990s LYNN S. CHANCER 100 Book Review Representing O. J.: Murder, Criminal Justice and Mass Culture edited by Gregg Barak MELISSA HlCKMAN BARLOW 114

Call for Papers 119 57

Wisconsin Women's Law Journal

VOL. XII, NU~lBER 2 FALL, 1997

CONTENTS

ARTICLES

STREET HARAsSMENT As SEXUAL SUBORDINATION: THE PHENOMONOLOGY OF GENDER-SPECIFIC HARM Deborah Tuerkheimer 167

SINGLE-SEX EDUCATION AND THE FIRST AMENDMENT: SEx-BASED EXCLUSION FROM PUBLIC SCHOOL ON THE BASIS OF TIME, PLACE, OR ~'1NER RESTRICTIONS Susan McDermott 207

THE NAME OF THE MAIDEN •.....•...... Omi 253

SEXUAL HARAssMENT IN SCHOOLS: AN ANALYSIS OF THE "KNEW OR SHOULD HAVE KNoWN" LIABILrIY STANDARD IN TITLE IX PEER SEXUAL HARAssMENT CASES •.•••• Andrea Giampetro-Meyer 301 Shannon Browne & Came Williamson

ESSAY

COURT-CREATED BOUNDARIES BETWEEN A VISIBLE LESBIAN MOTHER A.'1D HER CHILDREN •..•..•...... •.•.••. Susan J Becker 331 58 WOMEN a cultural review

VOLUME 8 NUMBER 3 AUTUMN 1997

INDEPENDENT INDIA Guest editor: Anita Roy

Introduction: Cultural Studies, Violence and Femininity 259 ANITA ROY Married to the Mahatma: The Predicament of Kasturba Gandhi 264 EMMA TARLO The Long and Saggy Sari 278 ANIA LOOMBA The Profanity of Prudery: The Moral Face of Obscenity Law·in India 293 RATNA KAPUR Thoroughly Modern Misses: Women on Indian Television 303 SHAILAJA BAJPAI Listening to Widows in Rural India 311 MARTHA ALTER CHEN Sex, Lies and the Genderscape: The Cinema of Aparna Sen 319 BRINDA BOSE From Co-star to Deity: Popular Representations of Jayalalitha Jayaram 327 PREMINDA JACOB

REVIEW ARTICLE New Writing by Indi4n Women: Arundhati Roy, The God ofSmall Thing,; Mrinal Pande, Devi' Tale, ofthe Godde.. in Our Time; Shashi Deshpande, A Matter of Time 338 PADMINI MONGIA

REVIEWS Mrinalini Sinha) Colonial Masculinity: The 'Manly Englishman' and the (Effeminate Bengali' in the Late Nineteenth Century 345 HELEN CARR Jyotsna G. Singh, Colonial Narratives, Cultural Dialogues: 'Discoveries' ofIndi4 in the Language ofColoni4lism 348 IRA SINGH Gita Mehta, Snake, and Ladders: A View ofModem Indi4 352 ANITA ROY Bishnupriya Ghosh and Brinda Bose (eds.). Interventions: Feminist Di4logue, on Third World Women's Literature and Film 355 SANGEETA DATTA

LISTINGS

Compiled by BARBARA ROSENBAUM 358

BOOKS RECEIVED 365 The Treatment ofWomen with Mental Heallh Disorders Under HMO and Fee-far-Service Insurance Sheri)' Glied, PhD 59 Work Conditions, Mastery and Psychological Distress: Are Housework and Paid Work Contexts Conceptually Similar? 17 Emilio L. Lombardi, MA, PhD Patricia M. Ulbrich, PhD A Content Analysis ofObstetrics and Gynecology Scholarship: Implications for Women '8 Health 41 Lillda Galllloll, PhD Jill Stevells, MA nacy Steckel; BA

Lack ofColon Cancer Coverage in Seven Women's Magazines 57 Karell K. Gerlach, PhD, MPH Christilla Marilla, MD, MPH Douglas L. Weed, MD, PhD Laurie HojJiuall-Goetz, PhD, MPH

Self-Discrepancy Theory, Standards for Body Evaluation, and Eating Disorder Symptomatology Among College Women 69 Rita Snyder, PhD

BOOK REVIEWS

Catching Babies: The Professionalization ofChildbirth, /870-/920, by Charlotte G. Borst . 85 Reviewed by Linda V. Walsh, CNM, PhD

The HistOlY ofPain, by Roselyne Rey, translated by Louise Elliott Wallace and J. A. Cadden and S. W. Cadden 88 Reviewed by Albert J. Saubennann, MD

Prenatal Testing: A Sociological Perspective, by Aliza Kolker and B. Meredith Burke 91 Reviewed by Barbara Katz Rothmall

A New Psychology ofMen, by R. F. Levant and W. S. Pollock 94 Reviewed by Bonnie L. Rickelman, EdD, RN, CS, CNS, LMFT, CGP

Children ofChoice: Freedom & the New Reproductive Technologies, by John Robertson 97 Reviewed by Cynthia B. Cohen, PhD, JD

When Abortion Was JIIegal: Untold Stories, by Dorothy Fadiman 101 Reviewed by Charles R. King, MD

Litermy Anatomies: Women sBodies and Health in Literature, by Delese Wear and Lois LaCivita Nixon 103 Reviewed by Charles R. King, MD

Heal' Me Patielllly: The Reform Speeches ofAmelia Jenks Bloomel; edited by Anne C. Coon 105 Reviewed by Charles R. King, MD

The Writillg on the Wall: Women:, Antobiography alld the Asylulll, by May Elene Wood 106 Reviewed by Charles R. King, MD

BOOKS RECEIVED 109 60 Gender DilTcrcnces in Physician Stress: \Vhy the Discrepant Findings? !-.·dith B. Gross, PhD Physicinns' Gender and Clinical Opinions ofReproductive Health Matters 15 ,5ilpa Mal/ila-Lindy, MD Elina Helllllllnkl, MD, PhD MaW Malin, MsSci Katrl Makkol/el/, MD, PhD Piiivi 7bpo, AlsSci TainG lHiintyrallta, JHD I1ka Kal/gas, LicSci

Physical Activity and Women in the United States: An Overview of Health Benefits, Prevalence, nud Intervention Oppornmities 27 AIllY A. Eyle/; MS, ABD Ross C. Brownson, PhD AMy C. King, PhD David Browl/, PhD Rebecca J. DOl/atelle, PhD GregO/)' Heath, PhD Sex Differences in Persistent Fatigue 51 Jawleke vall Mens· Verhulst, PhD JOllen M. Bel/sll/g, PhD

Older \Vomcn: Social Cognitive Theory COlTclates of Health Behavior 71 Vicki S. CO/III, PhD, RN

BOOK REVIEWS Subversive Dialogues: Them)' in Feminist Therapy, by Laura S. Brown 87 Reviewed by Jean Levitall, PhD

Eatll/g Disorders and Magical COl/trol ofthe Body, by Mary Levens 89 Reviewed by LYI/n E. POIIIOI/, MD

Constructil/g Pal/ic, by L. Capps and E. Oehs 91 Reviewed by Robert M. Goislllan. MD

The Talk ofthe Cliuic: Exploratiol/s in the Analysis ofMedical and Therapeutic Discourse. edited by G. H. Morris and Ronald J. Chenail 94 Reviewed by Barbara F. Shm/. PhD

The Harvard Guide to WOlllen S Health. by Karen Carlson, Stephanie Eisenstat, and Terra Ziporyn 96 Reviewed by w/miol'ie A. Bowmall, lv/D, MPA

Health Care Rejorlll aud the Bailiejor the Body Politic, by Dan E. Beauchamp 98 Reviewed by Susan D. Goold. MD. MHSA, MA

1m/Partial Science: Gender Ideology in !vIo/eeli/a/' Bi%gy, by Bonnie B. Spanier 101 Reviewed by Rllth Hubbard, PhD 61 omen & olitics Volume 18, Number 31997

Introduction Sally J. Kenney

Nancy Hartsock's Standpoint Theory: From Content to "Concrete Multiplicity" 7 Katherine Welton

Where Standpoint Stands Now 25 Catherine Hundleby

Counteridentification or Counterhegemony? Transfonning Feminist Standpoint Theory 45 Catherine M. 0 'Lelll)'

Feminist Standpoint as Postmodern Strategy 73 Nancy J. Hirschmann

Standpoint Theories for the Next Century 93 Nancy C. 114. Hartsock

BOOK REVIEWS

Signifj'ing Woman: Culture and Chaos in Rousseau, Burke, and Mill, by Linda M. G. Zerilli 103 Reviewed by Kimberly F. Curtis Unequal Struggle: Class, Gendel; Race and Power in the U.S. Congress, by John C. Berg 105 Reviewed by Laura R. Winsky Mattei

Why Women Are Oppressed, by Anna G. Jonasdottir. Fore- word by Kathleen B. Jones 106 Reviewed byJennifer Ring

Micro-Politics: Agency in a Postfeminist Era, by Patricia S. Mann 108 Postll/odem Revisionings ofthe Political, by Anna Yeatman 108 Reviewed by Julie Wutlmow

About the Contributors 113 62 Women & Politics

Volume 18 Number 4 1997

PERSPECTIVES

feminist Solidarity, Relleetive Solidarity: Theorizing Connections After Identity Politics Jodi Dean

ARTICLES

Perceptions of\Vomcn Politicians in Kazakhstan 27 Rebekah Herrick Almira Sapievll

Differences in Pmtisan Style and Ideology Between Female and Male State Party Committee Members 41 Joel Paddack Elizabeth Paddock

Ilannah Arendt and the Eichmann Controversy: Cultural Taboos Against Female Anger 57 Jenniler Ring

RESEARCH NOTE

Support for Women's Interests in the I03rd Congress: The Distinct Impact ofCongressional Women 81 Julie Dolan

BOOK REVIEWS

Expecting Trouble: Surrogacy, Fetal Abuse & New Reproductive Technologies, edited by Patricia Boling 95

Human Reproduction, Emerging Technologies, and Con/lieting Rights, by Robert Blank and Janna C. Merrick 95 Reviewed by Fraucis Carleton

All American Feminist i/1 Palestine: The IJll{j(/{/a }ears, by Sherna Berger Glnck 98 Reviewed by Kathy E. Ferguson

Fetal Rights, Women:S Rights: iI/the Workplace, by Suzanne Uttaro Samuels 100 Reviewed by Wolfgang Hircz)'

The Rooster :s Egg: 011 the Persistence

H0mell alld Gove1'1lment: Nelli Ways to POlllica/ Powe/; edited by Mim Kelber 104 Reviewed by Lynne A. Weikarl

Abollt the Contributors 107 WOMEN ---.&-- 63 THERAPY A Feminist Quarterly

Volume 20, Number 41997

Breaking the Rules: Women in Prison and FemlnlstTherapy Part One Preface xv Women Prisoners: A Contextual Framework Susan D. Phillips Nancy 1. Harm

The Experiences of Women in Prison: Implications for Services and Prevention II Cynthia Garcia Coli Jean Baker Miller Jacqueline P. Fields Betsy Mathews

An Analysis ofthe Impact ofPrison on Women Survivors ofChildhood Sexual Abuse 29 Jan Heney Connie M. Kristiansen Comparison Study of Women Who Have and Have Not Murdered Their Abusive Partners 45 Gloria Hamilton Tammy Sutterfield

Managing Motherhood in Prison: The Impact ofRace and Ethnicity on Child Placements 57 Sandra Enos

Restricted Love 75 Dominik Morgan

Children Without Childhoods: A Feminist Intervention Strategy Utilizing Systems Theory and Restorative Justice in Treating Female Adolescent Offenders 85 Carol Lee O'Hara Pepi

Breaking the Rilles: Women in Prison and Feminist Therapy, Part Two will follow in Women & Therapy, Volume 21, Number 1. WOMEN 64 ___....6& 5 THERAPY A Feminist Quarterly

Volume 21, Number 1 1998

Breaking the Rules: Women in Prison and Feminist Therapy Part 1\vo

Preface xix

Lessons from a Mother's Program in Prison: A Psychosocial Approach Supports Women and Their Children 103 Kathy Boudin

Girls in Jail 127 Verna J. TiJesday

Women in Ptison: AJ?proaches in the Treatment ofOlll' Most InvisIble Population 141 Stephanie S. Covington

To Find a Voice: Art Therapy in a Women's Prison 157 Beth Merriam

A Feminist Examination ofBoot Camp Ptison Programs for Women 173 Susan T. Marcus-Mendoza Jody Klein-Saffran Faith Lutze Volume 23 1998 65

PIIOTOGRAPIIY 3 THE PHOTOMONTAGES OF HANNAH HOCH Essays by Peter Boswell. Maria Makela. and Carolyn Lancher; Chronology by Kristen Makholm Reviewed by Joan Harrison 5 THE PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTS John Wood Reviewed by Judy Seigel 6 PARISIAN VIEWS Shelley Rice Reviewed by Joan Harrison 7 THE CRITICAL IMAGE: Essays on Contemporary Photography Carol Squiers, ed. Reviewed by Kari Grlillsby 9 ON THIS SITE: Landscape in Memoriam PhOiographs by Joel Sternfeld; Armin Harris. ed. Reviewed by Joan Harrison

CRITIClSM/ART HISTORy/ARTISTS 10 POWER AND BEAUTY:lmages of Women in Art Georges Duby and Michelle Perrol, cds; tmnslated by Berlitz Art Reviewed by Fredrica Glucksman FEMINISM AND TRADITION IN AESTHETICS Peggy ZegHn Brand and Carolyn Korsmeyer. cds. Reviewed by Retia Hansen II ART ON THE EDGE AND OVER: Searching for Art's Meaning in Contempomry Society, 1970s-1990s Reviewed bv Kar; Grimsb}' 13 FEMINISM AND CONTEMPORARY ART Jo Anna Isaak Reviewed by Cassandra Langer THE LANGUAGES OF LANDSCAPE Mark Roskill Reviewed by Cassandra Lallger 14 DOUBLE EXPOSURES: The Subject of Culluml Analysis Mieke Bal Reviewed by Cassandra Langer 15 GENERATIONS AND GEOGRAPHIES IN THE VISUAL ARTS Griselda Pollock. ed. Reviewed by Cassalldra Lallger 17 WOMEN. ART & POWER AND OTHER ESSAYS Linda Nochlin Reviewed by Blair T. Binllelill 18 CELLBLOCK VISIONS: Prison Art In America Phyllis Kornfeld Reviewed by Valerie Serpa 19 JUNE WAYNE: A Retrospective Foreword by Lucinda H. Gedeon, leXl by Arlene Raven Reviewed bv Claire Heimarck 20 PICTURES OF PEOPLE: Alice Neel's American Portrait Gallery Pamela AHara Reviewed b\' Sfisall Piau 21 RACHEL WHITEREAD: Shedding Life Introduction by Fiona Bradley; lext by Rosalind Krauss, Bartonmeu MarL Stuart Morgan, and Michael Tarantino Reviewed by Valerie Serpa

(cOnlintled, nexi page) Volume 23 1998 66 (continued) 22 DEBORAH BUTTERFIELD Steven Brezzo, Mary Stornet Reviewed by Claire Heimarck 23 PAULA REGD: Survey of the Paintings, Drawings and Prints John McEwen Rel,jewed bv CYllthia Kukla PAULA REGO Introduction by Fiona Bradley: texts by Judith Collins, Ruth Rosengarten and Victor Willing Reviewed by Valerie Serpa 25 PRE-RAPHAELITE WOMEN ARTISTS Jan March and Pamela Gerrish Nunn Reviewed by Alicia Faxon 26 IMPRESSIONISM, A FEMINIST READING: The Gendering of Art, Science, and Nature in the Nineteenth Century Norma Braude Reviewed bv Alicia Faxon ~ 27 NAKED TRUTHS: Women, Sexuality. and Gender in Classical Art and Archaeology o Ann Olga Koloski·Ostrow and Claire L. Lyons, cds. Reviewed by Susan Hamilton o 29 ANGELS OF ART: Women and Art in American Society. 1876. 1914 Bailey van Hook = Reviewed by Cassandra Langer 30 D1CfIONARY OF WOMEN ARTISTS Delia Gaze, ed. Reviewed by Cylllllia M. Kukla 3t NUNS AS ARTISTS: The Visual Culture of a Medieval Convent Jeffrey Hamburger Reviewed by Virginia Maksymowicz 33 CONTEMPORARY IRISH TEXTILE ART: The Women of Annaghmakerrig Karen L. Labat and Nancy J. Nelson Reviewed bv Silvia Tenllenbaw" 34 OUTLOOKS: Lesbian and Gay Sexualities and Visual Cultures Peter Horne and Reina Lewis, eds. Reviewed by Cassandra umger

SOCIETY AND CULTURE 35 THREE ESSA YS ON STYLE: Erwin Panofsky Irving Lavin, eC:., with a memoir by William S. Heckscher Reviewed by Susan Ferguson Gussow 37 WHEN THE DRUMMERS WERE WOMEN: The Spiritual History of Rhythm Layne Redmond Reviewed by Jo Hanson 38 WHEN WOMEN CALL THE SHOTS: The Developing Power and Influence of Women in Television and Film Linda Seger Reviewed by Dorothy Sinclair

POETRY AND LITERATURE 39 THE GAZER'S SPIRIT: Poems Speaking to Silent Works of Art John Hollander Reviewed by Blair T. Birmelin 40 DANGER WALL MAY FALL: Stories Lynn Luria Sukenick Reviewed by Silvia Tennenbaum 41 REBEL WOMEN: Feminism, Modernism and the Edwardian Novel Jane Eldridge Miller DREAM REVISIONARIES: Gender and Genre in Woman's Utopian Fiction Darby Lewes Reviewed by Blair T. Birmelin Volume 23 1998 67

(continued) 43 ON THE WALLS AND IN THE STREETS: American Poetry Broadsides from the 19605 James D. Sullivan . FOR A LIVING: The Poetry of Work Nicholas Coles and Peter Oresick Reviewed by Fredrica Glucksman 44 FLYING HORSES, SECRET SOULS Randeanne Telu Reviewed by Nina Shenvill 45 A JEWISH MOTHER FROM BERLIN, A NOVEL & SUSANNA Gertrud Kalmar. translated by Brigitte Goldstein Reviewed by Silvia TelltlenbawlI 47 CRAZY WOMAN Kate Horsley Reviewed by Stephanie Ha;ns!urtlier 49 PORTRAITOFTHE WALRUS BY A YOUNG ARTIST Laurie FODs Reviewed by Molly Siemers THE CLAIRVOYANT ~ Marian Thurm Reviewed by Rebecca Sorgen o 50 LOVE INVENTS US Amy Bloom o Reviewed by Fredrica Glucksman 51 HUMMERS, KNUCKLERS, AND SLOW CURVES ~ Don Johnson, ed. Reviewed by Fredrica Glucksman 52 SHORT REVIEWS

WOMEN'S ISSUES 54 GENERATIONS: A Century of Women Speak About Their Lives Myriam Miedzian and Alisa Malinovich Reviewed by Rena Hansen THEOR YON GENDERIFEMINISM ON THEORY Paula England, ed. Reviewed by Rena HaJ,sen 55 SCHOOLING YOUNG CHILDREN: A for Liberatory Learning Jeanne Brady Reviewed by Nancy Odessky Acord WHEN MIDWIFERY BECAME THE MALE PHYSICIAN'S PROVINCE: The Sixteenth Century Handbook Eucharius Rossling. trans. from the German by Wendy Arons Reviewed by Elletl Levitt 56 THE WOMAN'S WHEEL OF LIFE: Thirteen Archetypes of Woman at Her Fullest Power Elizabeth Davis and Carol Leonard Reviewed bv Fredrica Glucksman 57 THE STORY OF JANE: The Legendary Underground Abortion Agency Laurie Kaplan Reviewed by Eve Stra14ssman-Pjlatlur 59 QUEERS IN SPACE: Communities, Public Places, Sites of Residence Gordon Brent Ingram. Anne Marie Bouthillelle. and Yolanda Retter. eds. Reviewed by Cassandra Langer 60 REAL GORGEOUS: The Truth About Body & Beauty Kaz Cooke Reviewed by Peg Lopata

POEMS 61 STUDIO, Elaine Alibrandi: THE GIFT, Irene Dayton: STUMPS AND SKY and FIELD OF VISION, Marianne Milton: MUSIC DRIFTING BY and POOL STUDIES, Lila Goodman: NUIT BLANCHE, Vashti; TEN. Erin Bealmear 68

® JANUARY 1998 Volume 7, No.1

How to use the media to respond to backlash , 1 Supporting women's sex conference brings SUNY $350,000 . 2 Newswatch: Gendered politics at work on campus...... 3 Use ethical pragmatism, not just rules, to solve conflicts. . .. 6 Generation affects how women view role on campus , 7 Can women athletes today avoid land mines in their paths? 8 Today's feminist scholars want to reach ordinary women .. 22 WILL program for women educates the total student...... 23 Confessions of a new evening class teacher...... 24 PROFILE: Theo Kalikow gives new meaning to "up front". 25 Opportunities for women on campus...... 26 Adult women speak of their first semester as new students 27 Editor: 1998 inspires refined strategies for success 28 PLUS: 85 great jobs on campus waiting for women candidates!

® FEBRUARY 1998 Volume 7, No.2

Cender equity VisilH1s 2000 set at 6 schools ..... ,...... ] Newswatch: Gendered politics at work .. ,...... 3 Tips to getting women into campus leadership 5 Atbnta Semester interns link academics to activists b Cracking 80l) years of male style at Cambridgl' 7 I Ill\\' 11isp~lnic-An1l'rican WUIllen succeed in highL'r ed , H Wonll'n dodor,ll stolknls and femak f,ll'ult)' , 23 (lut lesbian f,)Culty 11l,1ke tough choices ," 2·] ivlentorNel helps \-\,0111('n stay in engineering, science " 25 Tips to grow your own Dream Team on campus 26 On-line g,lllle sensitizes tech faculty to women's issues 27 Editor: My body let me down 28 PLUS: 92 great jobs on campus awaiting great women! 69

MARCH 1998 VOIUllll' 7, Nil. J

StrMegic confronlotion turns conflict into positive chonge ... 1 Stonford links feminist studies program to athletics event.. 2 Newswolch: Gendered politics at work on campus 3 Beyond offinnMive action: How 10 get into administration.. 5 Tips on how to market your women's teams 6 iVlimy career paths can leod you 10 a presidency 8 Tips on how to survive to tenure while changing the world 21 Cn,.,ti"g gl'nlkr l'quity in and out of the classroom , 22 Test your hl'IHIl'r dWilJ'l'IH'SS qllolil'lll 23 Rools of woml,,,'5 managemenl thoughl go dl'l'p 2~ Not tonight, dear, I have a PhD...... 25 Improved WIHE Web site offers new delights on-line 26 Solilude can help women learn about themselves 27 Editor: We all won Olympic gold 28 PLUS: 69 great jobs on campus woiting for women candidates! 70

The Magazine of Historical and Contemporary Women Composers

Vo!. 6, No.1, February 1998

PROFILES

Violet Arc/ler: A Life LOllg Leonler l by Barbara Harbach

Violet Archei': A Bibliograpllll l1 by Barbara Harbach

DISCOVERY: COMPACT DISCS IN REVIEW

SI/sall Blol/steill Sextet. 15 review by Elizabeth Lauer

Violet Archer; Corey Field; ROVOlllla Martill From the Great Land 16 review by Barbara Harbach

ARTICLE

Alice fordoll: CllOpters of0 Mllsicol Alblllll 20 By Earline Moulder

INDEX for 1997 31 71 Women's History Review

VOLUME 6 NUMBER 41997

SPECIAL ISSUE Irish Women's History Edited by MARIA LUDDY & CLiONA MURPHY

Introduction 461

Rosemary Raughter. A Discreet Benevolence: female philanthropy and the Catholic resurgence in eighteenth-eentury Ireland 465

Marla ,Luddy. "Abandoned Women and Bad Characters": prostitution in nineteenth-eentury Ireland 485

Andrea EbeI Brozyna. "The Right to Labour, Love and Pray": the creation of the ideal Christian woman in Ulster Roman Catholic and Protestant religious literature, 1850-1914 505

SHe Chulnneagaln. The Politics of Equality: Catherine Mahon and the Irish National Teachers' Organisation, 1905-1916 527

Cllona Murphy. The Religious Context of the Women's Suffrage Campaign in Ireland 549

Caltrlona Beaumont. Women, Citizenship and Catholicism in the Irish Free State, 1922-1948 563

Title-page and Contents, Volume 6 587 72

EDITORIAL: 'STRUCTURAL CHANGE' FOR THE WORLD BANK/IMF

2 4 WOMEN AND THE UNITED NATIONS GENERAL ASSEMBLY 52. SESSION Sept.· Dec. 1997 New York: resolutions for women COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN. 42. SESSION: 2·13 March 1998. N.Y. CEOAW: Comm. on Elimination of Discrimination, 18th SESSION, 19. Jan.- 6 Febr.'98 IWRAW: International Women1s Rights Action Walch INSTRAW: UN International Research and Training Institute for the Advancement of Women: Sustainable Development IWTC- International Womenls Tribune Centre / WOMEN INK 5 . 6 WOMEN AND INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS: CLEARINGHOUSE INTERNATIONAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES: World Heallh Orgonizolion II Food and Agriculture Organization /1 Non-Governmental Organizations /1 UNESCO·UN Educational, Cullural and Scientific Organization II World Bank 7 • 21 WOMEN AND DEVELOPMENT WORLD BANK: Gender Equity and the World Bank Group:A Post-Beijing Assessment by 'Women's Eyes on the World Bank', 1/ At a Turning Point: New job opportunities at the we II IMF: Diversity Advisor at the International Monetary Fund: statistics II The World Bank and IMF Policies: The Editor's Review II WB claims it has changed II Indian NGOs confront President of the WB II Mortgaging Women's Lives edited by Pamela Sparr - Critique of Struclural Adjustment COMMONWEALTH SECRETARIAT: Link inlo Gender and Developmenl USAID - WID: US Agency for International Development Women in Development Programs II Girls' and Women's Education - a new Initiative Cooking Smoke a pervasive killer in developing countries II Solar Cookit 22 • 28 WOMEN AND HEALTH REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH: India: Conference on ObstetricslGynecology Leclure: 'Women holf Ihe World, Half Ihe Power' II Japan, Childbirth a painful experience II United States: Maternal Mortality inexcusably high increasingll Trinidad and Tobago: Childbirth practices by physicians criticized - welcomed by women - CAFRA II Translations of WIN NEWS Childbirthbirth Picture Books ABORTION: United States: Abortion continues to be ballieground II Ireland: Bailie over another roped 13-year old II Sri Lanka: Abortion illegal but ECP pills available (emergency contraceptive pills) II Poland: Prohibition of abortion re-imposed II New techniques make abortion possible earlier II Resources 29 • 43 FEMALE GENITAL AND SEXUAL MUTILATION INTER AFRICAN COMMITIEE, Fourth Regianal Conference, 17·21 Nov. '97 Dakar, Senegal: Conference Agenda II Summary Report: Participants from 27 African countries and observers II The Dakar Declaration II Recommendations 52. UN GENERAL ASSEMBLY, Resolulions on FGM adopled SENEGAL: President praises Village Women for renouncing FGM NIGERIA: Female Genital Mutilation: Report by lAC Nigeria, Dr.lrene Thomas Pres. EGYPT: Egyptian Society for Prevention of Harmful Practices reports prohibition II Supreme Court confirms prohibition II Physician jailed for fatal mutilation PROGRESS REPORT: Grassroots Education Campaign by WIN NEWS wilh Childbirth Picture Books in Africa to stop FGM: Lellers by recipients from all over Africa 73

(continued) 44 • 50 WOMEN AND VIOLENCE NEW ZEALAND: Crime Victims and Womenls Safely Surveys GERMANY: legislation passed criminalizing rape in marriage ORGANIZED RELIGIONS SUPPORT VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN: a global view ISRAEL: Muslim Women killed by men of their families to preserve "honor" SPAIN: Murder of Wife results in public outcry and demonstratins CHINA: More and more girls "missing ll from statistical surveys BOSNIA: Mass rapes still not punished by International Courts // INDIA - New Delhi: World Conference on Family Violence, Spt 1998 RUSSIA / UKRAINE Women victims of Sex· Traffick all over Europe/Israel USA: Sexual Abuse affects one in four teenagers 51 • 57 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: AFRICA AND MIDDLE EAST AFRICA: Traditional cultural practices harmful to the girl-child - a cross sectional Review· by African Centre for Women, ECA, Addis Ababa KENYA: Rampant wife abuse challenged in Court by one woman: a First NIGERIA: Women and Laws program SOMALIA: Juba Women and Development Center newly organized needs support SOUTH AFRICA: A woman is Speaker of Parliament II Woman and Law in S Africa RECOMMENDATIONS of African Regional Symposium on Gender, Politics, Peace... ISRAel: Women told to lcover up' by orthodox Rabbis IRAN: The Status of Women - lillie change 58 • 68 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: ASIA AND PACIFIC ASIA AND PACIFIC: 7th Triennial Pacific Women's Conference and Declaration II Pacific First Ladies Conference and Resolutions II A-P Resource and Research Centre for Women: Arrow II Gender training in the A·P region KOREA:Women NG01s Committee Activities Report PAKISTAN: 50 years later NEPAL: Women WIN· Women Works SRI LANKA: The Plight of women migrant worker from Sri Lanka in Kuwoi JAPAN: Monetary evaluation of unpoid work announced AUSTRALIA: Discrimination against home-makers challenged:taxation, social security NEW ZEALAND: National Survey of Crime Victims by Ministry of Justice 69 . 75 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: EUROPE EUROPEAN UNION: 4th European Ministerial Conference on Equality between womn and men, Istonbul Turkey. II EU Court upholds affirmative aelion NORDIC COUNTRIES: Nordic Cooperation on Gender Equality GERMANY: Only 5% of top positions held by women RUSSIA: The status of women in the labor force· on overview II New Independent Stotes . NIS-US Women's Consortium II Russian business women moving up 76 . 79 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: AMERICAS UNITED STATES: The National Education Goals Report II National Commillee on CEDAW· Conference Report:"Moving History forward" . Update on National Plan of Action II San Francisco1s Mayor's Summit for Women II Abortion: Legislation: 25th Anniversary II National Women's Studies Assoc. Conference II Women Entrepreneurs embrace new Information Technologyll Glass Ceiling still firmly in place II 12 women win Rhodes scholarships 80 . 84 INFORMATION OF INTEREST: INTERNATIONAL GENDER AND NATIONAL IDENTITY: Women and Politics in Muslim Societies, edited by Volentine Moghadam II WE· Women and Environments International II FEMINIST ECOLOGY is the ANSWER by Vandana Shiva II WIDE Bulletin: Trade Traps and Gender Gaps - Annual Conference Report II WOMAN and EARTH - International Conference Report - SI. Petersburgh, Russia.!1 20 top Military Budgets lopped by USA 74

1 Molly Hite • Imagining Characters: Six Conversations About Women Writers: Jane Austen, Charlolte Bronti!, George Eliot, Willa Cather, Iris Murdoch, and Toni Morrison by A.S. Byatt and Ignes Sodre 4 Lellers 5 Veronica Chambers' A Long Way From St. Louie by Colleen J. McElroy 6 Sharon Thompson' The Body Project: An Intimate History ofAmerican Girls by Joan Jacobs Brumberg 8 Carol Anshaw • Hospital Time by Amy Hofftnan 9 Jo Ann Citron' Caring for Justice by Robin West; Beyond Portia: Women, Law and Literature In the United States edited by Jacqueline St. Joan and Annette Benning/on McElhiney 10 Brenda Wineapple • Appetite for Life: The Biography ofJulia Child by Noel Riley Fitch 12 Tamala Edwards' Not Our Kind ofGirl: Unraveling the Myths ofBlack Teenage Motherhood by Elaine Bell Kaplan 13 Isabelle de Courtivron • La Bfitarde by Violette Ledllc 14 Adrienne Zihlman • Blood Rites: Origins and History ofthe Passions ofWar by Barbara Ehrenreich 16 Carol Lemasters' Spectral Evidence: The Ramona Case: Incest, Memory and Truth on Trial in Napa Valley by Moira Johns/on 17 Meda Chesney·Lind· Nothing Bad Happens to Good Girls: Fear of Crime in Women's Lives by Esther Madril. 18 Nina Siegal' Real Majority, Media Minority: The Cost ofSidelining Women in Reporting by Lallra Flanders 19 Lauri Umansky' Whores and Other Feminists edited byJill Nagle 21 Lundy Braun' To Dance with the Devil: The New War on Breast Cancer by Karen Stobiner; The Enemy Within: The High Cost ofLiving Near Nuclear Reactors by Jay M. GOllld; Living Downstream: An Ecologist Looks at Cancer and the Environment by Sandra Steingraber 22 Helena Minton' Yllkon Hallnting (Poem) 23 Melani McAlister' Crossing Borders: An American Woman in the Middle East by Jlldith Caesar 24 Sheila Bienenfeld' Call Me Crazy: Stories from the Mad Movement by Jri/ Sllimrat 25 Amy Villarejo' Becoming Mae West by Emily Wortis Leider 27 Desley Deacon' The First Stone: Some Questions about Sex and Power by Helen Gamer 28 Sally McConnell·Ginet • Qneerly Phrased: Language, Gender, and Sexuality edited by Anna Livia and Kira Hall 29 Books Received 75

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I Deborah E. McDowell' My Brother by Jamaica Kincaid 4 Leiters 5 Helen Yglesias' Rage for Fame: The Ascent ofClare Boothe Luce by Sylvia Jukes Morris

6 Sharon Liebennan • Venus Envy: A History ofCosmetic Surgery by Elizabeth Haiken 7 Meryl Altman' Beyond the Pale by Elana DykelVomon; The Escape Artist by Judilh Katz 9 Deborah Solomon Reid' Titanic Survivor by Violet Jessop, introduced, edited and annotated by John Maxlone~Graham

10 Annette Zilversmit· The Last Gift ofTime: Life Beyond Sixty by Carolyn G. Heilbrun

12 Sara Ruddick· A Tradition That Has No Name: Nurturing the Development ofPeople, Families and Communities by Alary Field Belenky, Lynne A. Bond, and Jacqueline S. Weinstock

13 Martha Nichols· Hamlet on the Holodeck: The Future of Narrative in Cyberspace by Jal1et H. Afurray

14 Deirdre Bair· Mrs. Keppel and Her Daughter by Diana Soullami

15 Lois Rita Hclmbold • Thinking Class: Sketches from a Cullural Worker by Joanna Kadi; Queerly Classed: Gay Men and Lesbians Write about Class ediled by Susan Raffo

17 Marilyn Richardson' Go Girl!: The Black Woman's Book ofTravel and Adventure edited by Elaine Lee 18 Alison Townsend· Earth Elegy: New and Selected Poems by Afargal'et Gibson; Alive Together: New and Selected Poems by Lisel Mueller; Invisible Horses by Patricia Goedicke

20 Eileen Boris· Gcndered Practices in Working Life edited by liisa Rantalailw and TUllia Heiskanen

21 Judith Plaskow • Engendering Judaism: A New Ethics and Theology by Rachel Adler; The Book of Blessings: New Jewish Prayers for Daily Life, the Sabbath, and the New Moon Festival by Marcia Folk; Like Bread on the Seder Plate: Jewish Lesbians and the Transformation ofTradition by Rebecca Alpert

22 lIeather Sellers' 1\\'0 ['oellls 23 Farah Jasmine Griffin· Anything \Ve Love Can Be Saved: A Writer's Activism by Alice Walker

24 Nancy E. Rose' Economics and Feminism: Disturbances in the Field by Randy Albelda; Glass Ceilings and Bottomless Pits: Women's \Vork, \Vomen's Poverty by Randy Alhelda lind Chris Tilly

25 Jeanette Clausen' Magdalena the Sinner by Lilian Faschinger

26 Rooks Reeeh'cd 76

1 Elsa Dorfman· Changing New York: The Complete WPA Project by Berenice Abbotl, ediled by Bonnie Yoche/son 4 Letters S Margaret C. Jacob' Why History Matters: LICe and Thought by Gerda Lerner 6 loli Sandoz· Crooked LUtie Heart by Anne Lamoll; The Necessary Hunger by Nina Revoyr 7 Peggy Phelan' Out oC Order, Out oC Sight by Adrian Piper 9 Lydia A. Nayo· Not Only For Myselr: Identity, Politics and the Law by Martha Minow; Where Is Your Body? And Other Essays on Race, Gender and the Law by Mari J. Matsuda 10 Jeanne Minahan' 1\ro Poems 10 Judith Beth Cohen· Ms. Mentorls Impeccable Advice for Women in Academia by Emily Toth 1t Ann Jones· "Finding the Lovedu" 12 Beth Harrison· Grace Towns Hamilton and the Politics ofSouthern Change by Lorraine Nelson Spritzer andJean B. Bergmark' . ]3 Sonia Jaffe Robbins· Halfway Heaven: Diary ora Harvard Murder by Melanie rhemstrom 14 Susan Kelly· Two Badges: The Lives of Mona Ruiz by Mona Ruiz with GeoffBoucher 15 Ann With om • When Work Doesn't Work Anymore: Women, Work and Identity by Elizabeth Perle McKenna; Breaking Point: Why Women Fall Apart and How They Can Recreate their Lives by Martha N, Beck CONTINUITY AND CHANGE: A NEW GENERATION IN WOMEN'S STUDIES

17 Lisa Marcus· "Feminism's daughter: voices 0/a new generation" 19 Dale M. Bauer· "The politics o/housework: women's studies teachers' double day" 20 Ann Froines· "Outsiders within-outsiders without: the continuing challenges o/women 's studies" 22 Joan Catapano and Marlie P. Wasserman· "/s publishing perishing? Bad news from the university presses"

24 MODELS AND MENTORS: A CONVERSATION Willi EVELYN UIGGINBOTfIAM AND FARAH GRIFFIN 25 Banu Subramaniam • "A contradiction in terms: life as afeminist scientist'" 27 Deborah Cohen· "Chronicle o/higher education: squeezing women in" 28 Deborah Rosenrelt • "Think globally, teach locally: women's studies goes international" 29 Lisa Trivedi· "History lesson: widening the World History course"

30 NEW DIRECTIONS: A CONVERSATiON Willi BEVERLY GUY·SHEFTALL AND ROBIN KILSON 32 Natalie Bayme! Kampen· "Gauging the gender gap: the ambiguities ofgender studies" 33 Alisa Klinger and Kate Adams· "A place at 'he table: the future oflesbian studies"

34 Claire G. Moses· "Passing 011 the torch: the women's studies PhD" 31 Books Received 77

1 Paula DiPerna' : Witness for Nature by Linda Lear

4 Karen Rosenberg· A House of Her Own: Kay Sage, Solitary Surrealist byJudith D. Suther; China EggslLes Oeufs de Porcelaine by Kay Sage, edited byJudith Suther 6 Rebecca Steinitz • Here on Earth by Alice Hoffinan 7 Rebecca Gordon' Queers in Space: Communities, Public Places, Sites of Resistance edited by Gordon Brent Ingram, Anne-Marie Bouthillelle and Yolanda Reller

8 Arlene Raven' Suffragettes to She-Devils: Women's Liberation and Beyond by Liz McQuiston 10 Emily Toth • Juggling: A Memoir ofWork, Family, and Feminism by Jane SGould; Fields of Play: Constructing an Academic Life by Laurel Richardson

11 Janette Turner Hospital' The Devil's Chimney by Anne Landsman 12 Anastasia Higginbotham· A Girl's Guide to Taking Over the World: Writings from the Girl Zine Revolution edited by Karen Green and Tristan Taormina

14 Elizabeth Castelli' Perpetua's Passion: The Death and Memory ofa Young Roman Woman by Joyce E. Salisbury

15 Judith Grossman' The Healing by Gayl Jones 17 Ellyn Kasehak • The Healing Connection: How Women Form Relationships in Therapy and in Life by Jean Baker Miller and Irene Pierce Stiver 17 Jane Sehapiro • Two Poems 18 Gail Pool· Fado and Other Stories by Katherine Vaz; Within the Lighted City by Lisa Lenzo 19 Elizabeth Reis· Toward an Intellectual History ofWomen by Linda Kerber 21 Meg Daly' Letters to a Young Feminist by Phyllis Chesler 22 Gertrude Reif Hughes' The Story I Tell Myself: A Venture in Existentialist Autobiography by Hazel Barnes

24 Pamela Petro' The Case for Women in Medieval Culture by Alcuin Blamires; Nuns as Artists: The Visual Culture of a Medieval Convent by Jeffrey F. Hamburger 25 Books Received 78

WOMEN'S RIGHTS LAW REpORTER

Volume 19, Number 1 CONTENTS Fall 1997

ARTICLES: The History of the Agunah in America: A Clash of Religious Law and Social Progress Jessica Davidson Miller .

Political Culture and Suffrage in an Anglo-American Women's West Karen Morin...... 17

Dear President Clinton Carl Tobias...... 39

NOTES: The Student Summer Associate Experience With Harassing Behaviors: An Empirical Study and Proposal for Private Party Action Maya Alexandri ...... 43

Violence Against Chinese Women: Defining the Cultural Role Cathy C. Cardillo 85

Undue Influence and Gender Inequity Brian Alan Ross...... 97

BOOK SUMMARY: Women Lawyers: Rewriting the Rules. By Mona Harrington...... 121 Volume 27, Number 1 (1997) 79 mO~lH':S STUUllS

An Inlerdisciplin"ry Journ,,1

To Work in the World: Anne Frank and American Literary History MARTHA RAVITS 1 "A System of Complicated Crimes": The (Con)Fusion of Subjects in Angelina Grimke's Public Speeches AMY BENSON BROWN 31 Photo Essay ALISON TEAL 53 Dangerous Margins: The Body and Art in Janet Frame's Autobiographies CAROL MERLI AND KAY TORNEY 63 Books Reviews PEGGY SCHWARTZ 85 LISA COLLETIA 91 In Brief 95 Notes on Contributors 10 1 Recent Publications WOMEN'S STUDIES 80 IN COMMUNICATION

VOLUME 20, NUMBER 2, FALL 1997

91 In Praise of Eloquent Diversity: Gender and Rhetoric as Public Persuasion

Celeste Michelle Condit

l17 Transforming Rhetoric Through Feminist Reconstruction: A Response to the Gender Diversity Perspective

Sonja K. Foss, Cindy L. Griffin, and Karen A, Foss

137 Rhetoric as Balance: A Dialectical Feminist Perspective

Sharon D. DOlvlley

151 Students' Affective Evaluations of the Professor and Course: To What Extent is Teacher Sexism Relevant?

Terry M. Petersen, Patricia Keamey, Timothy G. Plax, and Jennifer H. Waldeck

167 Hegemony in the Ideal: Wedding Photograph, Consumerism, and Patriarchy

Charles Lewis

189 All Dressed Up With No Place to Go: Rhetorical Dimensions of the Nineteenth Century Dress Reform Movement

Kathleen M. Torrens Women's Studies Journal 81

Volume 13, Number 2 Spring 1997

SPECIAL ISSUE: INDIGENOUS WOMEN IN THE PACIFIC

5 Editorial: Indigenous Women in the Pacific 7 Images ofMaori Women in New Zealand Postcards after 1990 Jacqlli SlIlIon Beets 25 In the Interests ofMaori Women? Discourses ofReclamation Clea Te Kawehall Hoskins 45 Education in Western Samoa: Reflections on my Experiences Lonise Tanielll 61 Reclamation ofCultural Identity for Maori Women: A Response to 'Prisonisation' D. Helene Connor 75 Deconstructing the 'exotic' female beauty of the Pacific Islands and 'white' male desire Tamasailall M. SlIaalii 95 Ancient banyans, flying foxes and white ginger: the poetry of Pacific Island Women Selina nlsitala Marsh 123 Poems Konai Helll Thaman 127 Gender and Work in Fiji: Constraints of Re-negotiation Jacqlleline Leckie 155 Book Reviews The Dictionary o(New Zealand Biography Vol 3 1901-1920. Reviewed by Charlotte Macdonald ,-In Angel in God's Office: AI.\' Hflrtime Diaries, Neva Clark \ IcKenna. Reviewed by Deborah Montgomerie The Discovery ofEarfv Childhood: The De\'elopmelll of Sen'ices for the Care and Eilllcatioll oIJ't't)1 Young CJ,ildrell, .\lid Eighteenth Celltllry Europe to Alid Ihtentietlz Century 'veil' Zealand. Helen May. Reviewed by Phillipa Mein Smith. 167 Response Reply to 'Feminism and the sexual abuse debate: a troubled response to Camille Guy' by Annabel Cooper Felicity A. Goo{~\'eat'~Smith 82 Women's Studies Quarterly

Volume XXV· Numbers 3 & 4 Fall/Winter 1997

4 Editorial

CRITICAL CONSIDERATIONS

Standard Texts, New Readings 10 Visions of Freedom and Democracy in Poslcolonial.-\frican Literature Paul Ti)'ambe leleza 35 :"Jegritude, Feminism, and the Quest for Identity: Rc·Reading ~lariama Ba's So Long a Letter Omnja/abo Aiayi 53 B1ack~\Vhite Love in African Novels Pia Tllielmann

68 ?'-:egotiating Between Ideologies: The Search for Identity in Tsitsi Dangarcmbga's NeniOllJ Conditions and ~-Iargaret Atwood's Cal 5Eye Christine W Sizemore

Old Challenges, New Voices

83 Daughters of Yennenga: I.e Alai de !H'all and Feminine Voice in the Literature of Burkina Faso Joye Hope Scott 97 Zairian Novelists and Their Female Characters Faidn M. Alii/Ill

CREATIVE PEDAGOGY

Teaching in Changing Times 109 African and Caribbean Texts/White Critics and Teachers: The Search for New Academic Life Hdell AI. Cooper

U I On Teaching TIll' ,.\//fllll/I/II/·d !J(w!m/): A St>llr)!,O/f'\(' \\'l/ll/fllI \ Alltobiof.,'1"flIJhy 1\[([ri~)'l1 5i/Ill7.!ly Z//f!ll'r

139 Teaching t\larial11a B{\ 's So tOlIK (/ 1.1'l1('/" in a '""omell and Lileralllre Coursc U,W Willia1l/,\ l!)O Somc Thoug-ll1s on Producing African Tht:al(T ill Frcnch with American Sltl

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17R Teaching African Literaltln' ill the Dcparlllll'lli of English. LJ ni\'l'l"siI)' of Botswana i\'o!muflll,. Rml'lJ(Jl.wt

IHH A Sfi" fir' ,\11': l.c:anlillg to Teaell the African (hal Epic in Ali-killl Lil<''r,lIl1l'e Courses 'J1lOma.~.ri. Half'

Workable Syllabi 201 Issues in Afrkan Fcminism Ada Uwama/m Al.odo 20R Black Women \·\'ril<.'rs ObhJ111fl Nuafmf'!m 22f> Women's Issues in Global Context Pmmila \fll/wlt'swamn

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2~;l Postrolonial AfriGl? Problems ofThclll'r I'f'ln IIi{r!l(()(!t

Afterword 24[) Doing Archival Research in Sotllh Africa for \Yomen Writing­ Arrica,]uly and AUgllst 1996 TuzyliJ/rJita Al/an

RESOURCES 2£19 Centers for Research and Teaching on \Vomen: An International List-in-ProRress 29fi Newshriels 84

Fall 97/Winter 98 Volume 3, No.2

Q) Parallel World Jo Sutton 4 .-C N National Capital Freenet Sheila C. Alder 5 ctS 0) The Women's Internet Conference 7 ctS From Bread Riots to Cyber.Revolutlon ~ ...... Vida Panitch ...... 8 +-' Q) Music, Film & Books 13 C :0- Q) Inclusion WorksI Part 1 Lise Voisin 14 +-' Inclusion WorksI Part 2 Tanis Doe 15 C Using Search Tools Denise I2Jsted 17 CJ) ~ C Book Reviews Q) Working Together Online Scarlet Pollock 21 Tech Girl's Intemet Adventure Denise I2Jsted 22 E Net Activism Jo Sutton 23 o S Clearinghouses Penney Kame 24 But is It Training? Jo Sutton 26

Women's Sports Pages 29

Opportunities in Online Organizations ...... Sonja Greckol ...... 30

Plus News, Tips, and Web Sites

Illustrations Juliet Breese cover, pp 5, 7, 9,12,17,19.21,25,28,35. back cover