WOMEN'S STUDIES LIBRARIAN

EMINIST ERIODICALS A CURRENT LISTING OF CONTENTS

VOLUME 15, NUMBER 4 WINTER 1996

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

Volume 15, Number 4 Winter 1996

Periodical literature isthe culling edge ofwomen's scholarship, feminist theory, and much ofwomen'sculture. Feminist Periodicals: A Current Listing of Contents is published by the Office of the University of Wisconsin System Women's Studies Librarian on a quarterly basis with the intent of increasing pUblic awareness of feminist periodicals. It is our hope that Feminist Periodicals will serve several purposes: to keep the reader abreast ofcurrent topics in feministliterature; to increase readers' familiarity with a wide spectrum of feminist periodicals; and to provide the requisite bibliographic information should a readerwish to subscribe to ajournal or to obtain a particular article at her library or through interlibrary loan. (Users will need to be aware of the limitations ofthe new copyright law with regard to photocopying of copyrighted materials.)

Table ofcontents pages from current issuesofmajorfeministjournalsare 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 focus/statement of purpose of the journal.

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

Our goal is to have represented in FP all English-language feminist periodicals with a sUbstantial national or regional readership, with an emphasis on scholarly joumals 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. We are also forced to omit periodicals which lacka 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 readerswill find more complete information on feminist periodicals in DWM: A DirectoryofWomen's Media published by the National Council for Research on Women (530 Broadway at Spring Street, New York, NY 10012); and in Women's Periodicats and Newspapers: A Union List of the Holdings of Madison Area Libraries, edited by James P. Danky, compiled by Maureen E. Hady, Barry Christopher, and Neill E. Strache (Boston: G.K. Hall, 1982).

Suggestions for improvements of Feminist Periodicals are gratefully received. We would particularly appre­ ciate assistance from readers in the UW-Systemwith 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 infonmation. Feminist Periodicals is also available on microfilm at the library of the State Historical Society ofWisconsin.

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Feminist Periodicals (ISSN 0742-7433) is published by Phyllis Holman Weisbard, UW-System Women's StudiesLibrarian, 430 Memorial Library, 728 State Street, Madison, WI 53706. Phone (608) 263-5754. Compilers: Linda Shull,lngrid Markhardt. Graphics: Daniel Joe. Publications oflhe Office ofthe UW-System Women's Studies Librarian are available free ofcharge to UW Women's Studies Offices, UWCampus Women's Centers, and UWLibraries. Subscriptions rates: Wisconsin subscrip­ tions: $8.25 (indiv. affiliated with the UWSystem), $15 (organizations affiliated with the UWSystem), $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 Collections, Feminist Periodicals, New Books 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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AWlS MAGAZINE 5, Amna E. Sadri. 1. 1971. 6. Ahfad University for Women, P.O. Box 167, 2. 6lvear. Omdurman, Sudan. 3. $60. 7. ISSN 0255-4070. 4. AWlS, 1522 K Street N.W.• Suite 820, 8. LC sn85·23477, Washington, DC 20005. 9. OClC 12747640. 5. Sheila David. 10. Madison. 7. ISSN 0160·256X 11. ERIC, UMI. 6. lC 93·640724. 12, The Ahfad Journal's aim is "to publish scientific 9. OClC 23747329. research in women's development issues In 10. Milwaukee. Sudan and other African countries." 12. "AWlS promotes opportunities for women to enter the sciences and achievo thair career AnANTIS goals," 1. 1975. 2. 2/ysar. AFFILlA: JOURNAL OF WOMEN AND SOCIAL WORK 3. $20 (Canadian indiv.), $40 (Canadian inst,), $30 1. 1966. (U.S. indiv.), $50 (U.S. inst.), $35 (other indiv.), 2. 4/ysSf. $55 (other inst.), plus $5 for other foreign 3. $50 (indiv.), $145 (insl.), add $6 for foreign postage. postage. Single copy: $14 Undiv.), $33 (inst,), 4. Institute for the Study of Women, Mount Saint (California residents add 7.25% sales tax), plus Vincent University, 166 Bedford Highway, $6 surface fala, or $16 air mail rate for foreign Halifax, Nova Scotia, B3M 2J6, Canada, postage (Canada: add 7% subscription cost, 5. To be announced. OST). 7. ISSN 0702·7618. 4. Saga Publications, Inc.• 2455 Teller Rd., 8. LC cn77~32338. Thousand Oaks, CA 91320. Orders from the 9. OClC 3409640. U.K.. Europa. the Middle East, and Africa should 10. Madison; State Historical Society. be sent to: 6 Bonhi1l St.• London EC2A 4PU, 11. The Alternative Press Index; America: History and United Kingdom; orders from India and South life; Annotated Guide to Women's Periodicals in Asia should be sent to P.O. Box 4215, New Delhi U.S. and Canada; Bowker Serial Direotories; The 110046, India. Canadian Almanac; Canadian Periodical Index; 5. Carol H. Meyer. Canadian Women's Directory: Historical 7. ISSN 0866-1099. Abstraots; Index/Directory of Women's Media; 8. lC .n85·3234. International Directory of little Magazines and 9. OClC 12671650. Small Presses; RE/ACE Journal Index; Resources 10. Eau Claire; Green Bay; La Crosse; Madison; River for Feminist Research: The Serials DirectorYj Falls; Milwaukee; Oshkosh; Whitewater. Women's Studies Abstracts; Women's Studies 11. ASSIA: Applied Social Sciences Index of Index. Abstractsj Current Contents/Social & Behavioral 12. "Atlantis is an interdisciplinary journsl devoted to Sciences: Family Resources Databasej Health critical and creative writing in English or French Instrument File; Human Resources Abstracts; on the topic of women. Contains scholarly Research Alert; Sage Family Studies Abstracts; articles, review essays, book reviews, art and Social Scisearch; Social ptannlng/Policy & poetry. " Devalopment Abstracts; Social Work Abstracts; Sociological Abstracts; Women Studies AUSTRALIAN FEMINIST STUDIES Abstracts; Women's Studies Index. Also 1. 1965. available on microfilm from Univ. Microfilms, Ann 2. 2/year. Arbor, MI. 3, Australia: $45 Aus (indiv.), $80 Aus. (lnst.): 12. "This journal is committed to the discussion and North America: $46 (indiv.), $136 (inst.): development of feminist values, theories, and elsewhere: £28 (indiv,), £72 (inst.). knowledge as they relate to social work research, 4. Carfax Pub. Co.• 875·81 Massachusetts Ave., education, and practice." Contains articles, Cambridge, MA 02139, or P,O. Box 25, reports, of research, essays, poetry, and literary Abingdon, Oxfordshire OX 14 3UE, England, or pieces. Dedicated to "the task of eliminating P,O. Box 352, Cammeray, NSW 2062, Australia. discrimination and oppression, especially with 5. Susan Magarey. respect to gender, but including race, ethnlcity, 6, Research Centre for Women's Studies, University clas8, age, disability, and sexual and affectional of Adelaide, GPO Box 498, Adelaide, South preference as well." Australia 5005, Australia, 7. ISSN 0816-4649. THE AHFAD JOURNAL, WOMEN AND CHANGE 9. OClC 16151617. 1. 1984. 10. Madison, 2. 2/yaar. 11, APAIS; Alternative Press Index; Australian Serials 3. $25 (indiv.), $40 (inst.). Single copies: $15 in Print; Studies on Women Abstracts; Women's (indiv.), $25 (inst.). Studies Index. 4, Business Manager, The Ahfad Journal, Suite 12. .. Australian Feminist Studies publishes 1216,4141 N. Hendarson Rd., Arlington, VA transdisciplinary scholarship and discussion in the 22203. fields of feminist research and women's studies i v.

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TABLE OF FOCUS: Science Education CONTENTS

Scientific Literacy in the Science Education: 6 United States 15 The National Context by Donna ShalaJa, Ph.D. by Donna Gerardi Volume 24 The National Imperative for The Educator's Portfolio 8 Reform in the 19905 18 by Ray Shackelford, Ed.D. Number 5 b~" Jaleh Daie, Ph,D. 20 Science Education Contacts September/ 10 Checking the Rearview Mirror by Kimberly A Markert Before Driving Into the Kids & Chemistry October Year 2000 27 by Cheryl L. Marks, Ph D. by ,Vice G. Reinarz, Ph.D. 1995 Sisters Spell Success in Science 12 by Norean Radke Sharpe, Ph.D.

Of Interest:

Funding for Science and 27 Kids Komments! 26 Technology in the 104th Congress or Judith A. Bany. Ph.D National AWlS:

P~esiaent's Column AWlS Celebrates The First 2 b~' renelope 24 25 Years .'.-egei-Flom, Ph.D. b.~· Jaleh Daie, Ph.D. Ediro(s .\ioles Chapter News 4 :-3mae Maeda Wong. Ph.D. 29 hi' Janec Joy. Ph.D. \alional News 5 :::~. Cuherine J. Didion ~Iemormq Moments 22 b.I' KimberJy A. ,Harken In Every Issue:

Honormg the Best lntormation Resources 3 C\· HaJeh V. Samiei, Ph.D. 31 Resources for Reading 4 ;"etters [0 the Ediwr Bulletin Board Grants and Awards Boot;, ReVIew Resource Order Form 28 0\' ,'.Iargarer A Hell/I: Ph.D ~Iernbership Form InternatIonal Relation<; Employment Ads 30 ~\' Domi/llque Hamberger. Ph,D. Association for Women in Science 2

FOCUS: Women in the Physical TABLE OF Sciences and Engineering CONTENTS 4 EdilOr'S Notes 12 STS Calling by Tamae Maeda Wong, Ph.D. by Taft H Broome, Jr., SC.D. Volume 24 Graduate Students; Too Many Catalytic Chemist 6 and Too Narrow? 14 by Kathleen Koman Number 6 by Matye Anne Fox, Ph.D. November/ Improving the Climate for 8 Women in Physics Oecembef brJudV Franz, Ph.D., .~lildred S. Dresselhaus, PhD. 1995 and Bunny C. Clark, Ph.D. Of Interest:

ElectiorvVoting Supplement Affirmative Action and an 17 • 1996 Executive Board 24 Opportunity to Pursue a Career Elections by Florence P. Haseltine, • Bylaws .If.D., Ph.D. National AWlS: President's Remarks AWlS Seeks Corporate Sponsors 2 b~' Penelope 25 br Jaleh Daie, Ph.D, ,l.:egei-Flom, Ph.D. ~:aljonal News Win a Trip to !he AWlS 5 b!' Catherine Jay Didion 25 25th Anniversary Celebration! Highlights from the June AWlS Chapter News 16 EX€CUliv€ Board !\'leeting 30 bV Janet JoV, Ph.D, b!' L~llne Friedmann ).!eet Incommg Presidem 23 Jaleh Oaie

In Every Issue:

Honoring the Best lnforma!ion Resources b" Halefl V. Samiei. Ph.D. 32 3 Resources for Reading Science in the Community Bulletin Board b!" Bear Preece. Ph.D. 26 Grams and Awards Book ReVieW Membership Form VI' .\Iarqarer A. ReilJ\', PhD. 28 Resource Order Form Employment Ads Association for Women in Science 3

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Of Interest:

Teaching the Majority Women in South Africa: 8 b~' Sue Rosser, PhD 29 Their Place in Science Soothing the Establishment: The by Evelyn Mauss, SeD 10 Impact of Foreign-Born Scientists Science Education and Engineers in America 31 by Donna Gerardi bi' Davia'S Norrh Systematic Reform in The Environment and the Undergraduate Science 12 Political Process Education by Denice D. Demon PhD b~' Judlrh A. Barr}', PhD

National AWlS:

President's Remarks Celebrate AWlS's First 2 b~' Jaleh Daie, PhD 7 25 Years 5 Editor's Notes Chapter News Tamae ,\!aeda Wong, PhD 36 by Janer Joy, PhD 6 National News bl' Carherine J. Didion

In Every Issue: Honoring the Best 4 Information Resources bi' HalelJ V. Samiei, PhD 38 Resources for Reading 33 Book Review br Margaret A Reilly, rhO Bulletin Board 25th Anniversarv 34 International Relations Commemorative's Order Form Dominique Hornberger, rhO br Resource Order FOrm "-lembership Form Grants and Awards Employment Ads AFFILIA 4 Journal ofWomen and Social Work

Volume 11, Number 1, Spring 1996 5 In Memoriam Remembering Liane Vlda Davis Jan Hagen 8 Editorial Imagining the Impossible Carol H. Meyer Articles 11 Debunking the Myth of Progress for Women Social Work Educators MarciJl K. Petchers 39 Adult Survivors of Childhood Sexual Abuse: The Case of Mormon Women KJlren E. Gerdes, Martha N. Beck, SylviJl Cowan-Hancock, and Tracey Wilkinson-Sparks 61 Women Vletnam Veterans With Posttraumatic Stress Disorder: Implications for Practice David H. Price and Jo Knox 76 Rural Elderly Women's Attitudes Toward Professional and Governmental Assistance Sandra S. Butler and Elizabeth DePoy 95 Women, Poverty, and Welfare Reform: AChallenge to Social Workers Mary E. Swigonski 111 On the Bias FemSchool: A Work in Progress Ti,e FemSchool '95 Writing Circle 124 Book Reviews Women of Color: Integrating Ethnic and Gender Identities in Psychotherapy. By Lillian Comas-Diaz and Beverly Greene. Reviewed by Gayle f. Cox Eight Bullets: One Woman's Story ofSurviving Anti-Gay Violence. By Claudia Brenner with Hanna Ashley. Reviewed by Carol T. Thlly Subversive DiJllogues. By Laura Brown. Changing Our Minds. By Celia Kitzinger and Rachel Perkins. Reviewed by Ellyn Kaschak 130 Poetry Her OWn Choice Linda Sejfulla Charlotte S. Gray Editor's Note Edith H. Grotberg Using Anger Management for Eva L. Feindler the Prevention of Child 5 Cynthia B. White Abuse. Temisaren Ebijuwa Abortion, women and 'National 33 Development: The Nigerian Exper i ence.

Siddigjl Washi The Impact of Mother's 44 Donna Cowan Education on Indicators of R. Dale Terry ~chool Performance of First Through Third Grade Primary School Children Living in Low Soc1o-aconomic areAs in Khartoum, Sutan. Abdel Hadi Mohammed Dmer Studies in Socio-Linguistics: 56 < Prejudice (SeKiem) in Language. ?- SUINta PI tlllllber Research Notes 72 o idltor z ~l Khe;aly El Nour Study of aUddlilm ' ..ult.e 72 ? ou-kalthoum El Haj Farah Chemical CompOsition and rearla Mam,a their suitability for Juice, and Jam Processing. w C Haelll Khlcttr 841ih Egg Shell Quali~y and its Z Mlllllk Abdtt1 Att,. 9msr Influsnce on the Shelf Lif. rn , DoIllillla Ho~d it. El Hassan of Eggs, , I

Man1· ,.., Tact 1Wn, QMi 111 'Tlllil 1:'1 "nlusl f of the Wedding Hight'on , .., ...Ill Xdrtll'$~l.f-.n ths Wife. . • ~ ~'. = Ehun AC)j , Hellllllllillll" Too PSYCholoQ1Cll\' ,;: '., , ~r OUJl.ia ~il Yousif upon ManopausaI Wlllnlih, \YloIi1l Ill

Khadiga Balla Dmer The Effect of Peers and 77 Maoal Mahmoud Mahgoyb and Refef'el~(.';: ~f..:...... a "I) Omaima P.ohammed Ahmed Consumption Patterns; Case Rtthab Badenen Mahmo,..d Study Ahf·ad i,;niversity for Women. Tafaoul Babiker El Tinay The Follow \,JP of the Graduat.es of 18 the Sc.hool. of Or9anizationa.~ Management. Nawal Mahgoub Amin The Role of Women in Agricultura·j 79 Production. Intisar Adam Ishag Traditional Methods of Eman Mohammed Ahmed Angal Controlling Insects/ Pests of creps 80 in selected villages in Darfur State, Mona Mohammed eabike, Ahmed The use of Biogas Technology in 80 Rural Areas; A field experiment in El Abeadya Villags, Northern State. Awatif Mustafa Ahfad News Editor lman Mohamsd Ahmed Book Reviews 84 Editor Books Received VOL. 10 NO.2 December 1993 6 he hfad Journal Womell and Change

Amna E. Badri Editor's Note 1 Editor

Edith H. Grotberg Promoting Reselience in Children: A New Approach 5

Amna E. Badri AIDS And Women Edith H. Grotberg In Sudan. 15

Siddig E. Muneer The Urban Bias of Socio-Economic Development in Sudan: The Case of Women's Education. 27

Irena Knehtl Land is Democracy: Debate on Formulating of Economic Policy in the Republic of Yemen. 35

Danjuma A. Maywada Research Notes 41 Guest Editor

Iman Abugarja Mohd. Effect of Acacia Naglaa Salah Haeab Honey on The Blood El Raaoul Glucose Level and Urine Sugar of Non­ insulin . .. Dependant Diabetics. 41

Ama! Widaa Mohammed The Causes and Effects Gha!ja,Hamza Mustafa of Protein Deficiency Among Children Under Five Years of age. 41

Jamila Abdalla Mohammed The Impact of Street Food On the Public Health. 42

Marwa Taha Psychological, Social Sumia Abdel Satter and Econontic Factors Rihab Mohd. Taha Influencing Prostitution Among Women in Khartoum Province. 43 VOL. 10 NO.2 December 1993

The Ahfad Journal 7 Women and Change (continued)

Afat Rahmatalla Pioneering Women in Aisha Awad El Bsloula the Field of Journalism. 43

Nagls Nour El Din Orner Pioneering Sports Amel Mohd. Rahmatalla Women in Sudan. 44 Hanadi Ismsil Salah

Hagir Saad El Din Critical Analysis of Omsima El Kheir Ali Passenger Transport Nagla Abdel Rahman Policies and Methods Sumia El Tahir Osman in the Three Towns. 45

Amira Mustafa Khalafalla Managerial Problems Raeha Abdel Gadir Facing Medical Amal El Khsir Ali Directors: Case 9tvdy of Kh..rtoum Teaching HospItal.

Hager Ahmed Ibrahim Women In Industry in Fatima Sid Ahmed Ahmed Greater Khartoum. 46 Igbal Mubarak Hassan

IkhIas Abdel Rahman The Role of Extension Suleiman in Providing Agricultural Services for Women Farmers.. 47

Anisa Thabu Ajameng Married Women's Contribution To The Household Economy in Malakal. 47

Awatif Musw!a Ahfad News 49 Editor

Iman Mohammed Ahmed Book Revie"'s 54 Editor Books ReceIved 58 VOL 11 NO.1 June 1994 8 The hfad Journal Women and Change

Amna E,Badri Editor's Note Ed i tor 1

Gasim Badri The Impact of Cultural Edith H.Grotberg Factors on Children's Creati\'it~· 4

Sllni ta Pi tamber Women's Income Generation Shahira Osama Activities in Merowe Province. Northern State, Sudan. 16

Danjuma Maiwada Impact of Television Violence on Children and Youth. 27

Sunita Pitamber Third World Debt Crisis and the Role of Women in adjusting to Structural Adjustment Programs in Sudan. 34

Hiam Salah El Din Research Notes 50 Editor

Ame1 Abdel Bagi The Importance of Mothers Abdel Ghaffer ~otherls Milk for Infant 50 Alawia Mohmmed EI-Hadi

Rachel D. Fu1i The Effect of Smoking on Some Quality Characteristics of Ground beef Sausage 50

Rihab E1 Tayeb Food Quality of Sudanese Staple Bread "Kisra" Prepared from different Cereals 51

Sawsan Abda1 EI-Sadig Moth~r's Attitude and Zeinab bashir EL-Malik Awareness Towards Family Planning 52

Egbal Mohamed Salim Helping Behavior Comparison Between City and Town Male , and Female. 53 San& Abdel Rahman Society's Attitude Towards Aisha Mustafa Mental Retardation 54 '

Sana Salah El-Din Noah Identification on Job Performance of employees in Government and Private Organizations 55 VOL 11 NO.1 June 1994 The Ahfad Journal 9 Women and Change

(continued)

Afra Gasim El-Sid Women Street Food Seller In Umbadda Area. Omdurman 56

Rogaya A. Babiker Women's Perception of the Environment and Interaction With Emphasis On Water Hygiene. 57

Amira Abuzaid El-Mekki The Effect of Seasonal Water Availability on Farmer's Income Along The Atbara River Area 58

Ikhlas A/Rahman Sulieman Extension Role in Providing Agricultural Services for Women Farmers 59 Awatif Mustafa Ahfad News Editor 61 Iman Mohmmed Ahmed Book Reviews 66 Editor Books Received 71

• ):J"'-~_A.;~-;JIJ 61."...... JI VOL 11 NO (2) December 1994 10 The hfad Journal Women and Change

Atma E. Badri Editors Note 1 Editor Selaa Ahmed Nageeb The Question of Women and Environment in Sudan: Inquiries into £00­ Feminism and Feminist Environmentalism. 4 Nadia Kaaal Khalifa Reasons Behind Practicing He-circumcision among Educated Sudanese Women. 16 Farouk A/Aziz Education and the Professionals: Some aspects of innovation in Medical Education adopted by Ahfad University for Women\ 33 HaJa Kashif Bedri Political participation of Sudanese Women. 41

Hiaa Salah El Din Research Notes 50 Ilditor

Hanedi Babiker Nutrition and Social Misery as Sawsan'El Tayeb Factors of Stone Formation among Children Living in Slums Area around Omdurman. 50

Nawal Mohamed Family Planning Methods and Practices. 51

Walla Ahmed Mohd Plants Commonly Used as Medicine Abdel/Mageed by IIATTAREEN"in the Three town Spepial References to Spices.51

Suaad Talab The Effect on adolescents by Father's Migration. 52

Fadwa Hayder Psycho-social Constraints that Restrict Females from entering nursing Job in Sudan. 53

Hanan Fahmi Hamed The Importance of Play and its Psychological Effects on Pre­ School Children. 54

Limia A/Mageed Advertising and its Affect on Sales. 54 VOL 11 NO (2) December 1994 The Ahfad Journal II Women and Change (continued)

Amna Farouk Women and Aids 55 Amani Khafafalla Hai Ahmed MHheseni A/Salam

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Asma Tiya Gibreel Indigenous Medicines Among Rural Women in Rural Kadugli Area Khazzan Mirri. 57 Nahid Ibrahim The Role of the Cottage Industries In the Economic Development of the Nomadic Women, 58

Amirn Daw EIBait Impact of Jabel Marra Rural Extension and Education Development. 59

Awat.if Mustafa Ahfad News 61 Edi Lor

Iman Hohd. Ahmed Book Reviews Edit.or Books Received 67 Vol 12 No.1 June 1995 12 The Ahfad Journal Women and Change

Amna E. Badri Editor's Note Editor Awatif Mustafa Girls' Education And Their Change Of Attitudes: A Case From Sudan. 4 Amna E. Badri Women and Mass Media: Shahira Osama A Critical and Analytical Study of the Portrayal of Sudanese Women in Printed Media. 24 Deborah Kasente The Gap between Gender Research and Action in Uganda. 63 Nafisa M. A. Bedri Grand Mothers Influence on Mother and Child Health. 74 Riam Salah El Din Research Notes 87 Bditor Safwa Al Hadi Mohamed Socio-Economic Status in Relation to Birth Weight. 87 Haram Omer Blhaj Psycho-social problems Magdoleen Gasam BISeed of AIDS Patients. 87 Somia Sid Ahmed Aisha Ishag Ajib Types and Aetiology of Bhsan 'Mohammed Fadlala Anaemia in Sudanese Manal Ahmed Yousif Pregnant Women. 88 Amani Osman Ssnhori Women and Deviant Nahid Ishag Rahamtalla behavior. 89 Kawther Bl Sheikh The Impact of Illegitimacy: Study of the Unwed Mothers and Illegitimate Children in Khartoum State. 89 AZZIIl Taha The Role of Physical Sarra Hamza Appearance in Job Opportunities Among Female Secretaries. 90 Vol 12 No. I June 1995 The Ahfad Journal 13 Women and Chang... (continued) Madina Mirgani Ahmed' Marketing Problems in Weaving Industry in Sudan. 91 Asma Abd Bl Atif Hamza The Development Role of the Industrial Bank of Sudan. 92 Mary Gideon Langa Bffectiveness of Community Development Officers . 92 Mona Yousif Bljack Taha The Role of Wheat Production in Food Security of Khartoum State. 93 Awatif Mohamed Babiker Study of the Bffectiveness of ParticipatorY Research in Raising Women's Awareness with Special Reference to Income Generation Activities At Bl Hamdab Town. 94

Awatif Mustafa Ahfad News 96 Bditor Iman Mohammed Ahmed Book Reviews 102 llditor Books Received 14 Australian Feminist Studies No. 22 Summer 1995

EDITORIAL ...... iii

ARTICLES Kathleen Townsend Women and Labour I Sara Ahmed Theorising Sexual Identification: Exploring the Limits of Psychoanalytic and Postmodem Models ...... 9 Alison Lewis The Art of Ventriloquism: Feminism and the Divided Self in the Works of Irmtraud Morgner ...... 31 Margaret Henderson Magical Transformations: Angela Carter's The Passion ofNew Eve and Nights at the Circus ....59 Esther Faye Psychoanalysis and the Barred Subject of Feminist History 77 Christine Everingham Individuating 'Other': Re-Defining the Citizen of the Liberal State 99 Pauline Johnson Does Poslmodem Feminism have a Future? 121

CONFERENCE REPORTS Susan Magarey Looking at the World through Women's Eyes ...... 139 Sarah letJein and Heather Brook The 5th Women and Labour Conference...... 155

REVIEWS Jennifer MacCulloch Barbara Caine and Rosemarv Prinele. eds. Transitions: New Australian'Femi;;isms ..... 161 Kylie O'Connell Peta Tait Converging Realities: Feminism in Australian Theatre 163 Chris Dew Pauline Johnson Feminism as Radical Humanism 164 Belinda Sanders Denise Russell Women, Madness and Atedicine 166 Christopher MacLean R. W. Connell .'vlasculinities 168 Robin Haines Margaret Maynard Fashioned from Penury: Dress as eU/lUral Practice in Colonial Australia 169 Carole Ferrier Joy Damousi Women Come Rally: Socia/ism. Communism and Gender in Australia. 1890-/955 171 Leigh Dale Susan Sheridan Along the Faul/lines: Sex. Race and Nmion ill Australian Women's Writing. 1880s-/930s ...... 173

CORRESPONDENCE 175 NOTICEBOARD 177 BOOKS RECEIVED 183 NOTES ON CONTRffiUTORS 187 15

JANUARY 1996 1/ VOLUME 11, NUMBER 1 BELLES LETIRES

2 SIGIITS UNSEEN, by Kaye Gibbans 24 BE1WEEN FRIENDS: THE CORRESPONDENCE OF RECKLESS DRIVER, by Lisa Vice HANNAH ARENDT AND MARY MCCARTHY, 1949-1975 NECESSARY LIES, by Janice Daugharty edited by Carol Brightman ... Tess Lewis AMNESTY, by Louise A. Blum IJTTLE JORDAN, by Marly Youmans 26 GALLERY OF POETS: BY LYNDA KooLISH ... Cale Harris Portraits ofJune Jordan, Judy Grahn, Adrienne Rich, Marilyn Hacker, Carolyn Forche, Gwendolyn Brooks, 4 ANAIs NIN: ABIOGRAPHY, by Deirdre Bair Maya Mgelou, and Carolyn Kizer ... Boyd Zenner 34 SPECIAL SECTION: POETRY 5 AREBECCA HARDING DAVIS READER: Recent work by Phebe Davidson, RoseUen Brown, Annie "UFE IN THE mON-MILLS," SELECTED FICTION, DiIIsrd, Chana Bloch, Marilyn Hacker, Ruth Stone, Rachel AND ESSAYS, edited byJean Naeker HadM, Jan Beatty, Teni Brown~Davidson, Linda Lee ... Laura Hapke Harper, Kim Roberts, Ruth Dalgon, Anne F. Walker, Denise Duhamel, Kathleen Noms, Lynda Hull, Lucille 6 FIELD NOTES: ANATURE COLUMN Clifton, Crystos, and Crace Cavalieri AMERICAN WOMEN AFIELD: WRITINGS BY PIONEERING WOMEN NATURAUSTS 42 REDISCOVERY: POEMS BY EPHELlA edited by Marrkl Myers Bonia edited by Maureen E. Mulvihill MY DOUBLE UFE: MEMOIRS OF ANATURAUST, ... Janet Ruth Heller by Frances HaTTlffStrom ANOTHER WILDERNESS: NEW OUTDOOR WRITING BY 43 PICTURING US, edited by Debarah W,1bS WOMEN, edited by Susan Fox Rogers ... J. Elizabeth Bryant ... Dianne Ganz SCheper 44 BRIEFLY NOTED 8 CHOICES, by Mary Lee Seffle Fint novels by A. J. Verdelle, Pagan Kennedy,Abigaii ... Gale Harris Stone, Mary Momssy, and Melanie Sumner. New fiction by Lorrie Moore, Nina Fil2palrlck, Carolyn See, Susan 9 INTERVIEW: LUISA VALENZUELA Howatch. Alice Hoffman, Jane Smiley, Marion Zimmer ... Merilyn Jackson Bradley, and Ann B. KnOx. Plus the New Woman, the "",iewing woe.s of Erica Jong, and recent books by Belles 11 HALF AREVOLUTION: Lettres contributing editors CONTEMPORARY FICTION BY RUSSIAN WOMEN editedand tronslaled by Masha Gessen 52 UNQUIET MIND: AMEMOIR OF MOODS AND MADNESS M- Gwenan Wilbur by Kay RedfieldJamison UNDERCURRENTS: ATHERAPIST'S RECKONING WITH 12 COME AND GO, MOLLY SNOW, by Mary Ann Taylor-Hall HER OWN DEPRESSION, by MarthaWannmg ISABEL'S BED, by Elinor Lipman ... Sarah K. Ball LADDER OF YEARS, by Anne Tyler M- Joan Mooney 54 THE BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE, by Doris Grumbach 13 THE RELENTLESS READER WE CAME ALL THE WAY FROM ,., Acolumn by Bettina Berch; featuring Dawn Powell, CUBA SO YOU COULD DRESS Ruth Rendell & other mysterians, and children's books LIKE THIS? by Achy Obejas SlHE, by Minnie Bruce Pratt 20 INTERVIEW: MARYSE CONDE ... Viola G. Thomas ~ Deanna Kriesel

23 CROSSiNG THE MANGROVE, by Maryse COllde ON THE COVER AND RIGHT: Poet Ai l'& Renee H. Shea photographed by Lynda Koolish A JOURNAL FOR JEWISH FEMINISTS AND OUR FRIENDS

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G'SHARIM I D"W,l I BRIKN Iljl":l I PUENTES I DUJNllJ VOLUME 5 NUMBER 2 WINTER 5756

FROM THE EDITORS 3 Jewish Women and Ecofeminism LETTERS AND RESPONSES 4 Carey Glass Morris 74 My Vision of ShalomlPeace with Justice IN MEMORY Dorothy Goldiu Rosenberg ...... 80 Mary Khass "What, You're an Ecofeminist and You Don't Reeua Bemards 7 Practice Mikvah?'l Leah Moussaioff Ireue Diamoud 85 tova 9 Mayi", Chayi111 "Rosh Hashanah 1994" Susau Rothbau/ll 89 Liza Raukow 13 Fertile Ground: Women, Earth and the Limits "What Passes for Love, These Days" of Control by Irene Diamond Elizabeth Mary Larsou 14 reviewed by David Mevorach Seidenberg 90 "Ceremony" "Water Lily" and "Transplanting Lettuces 'l Youit Kosovske 16 Judith Wemer 92 JEWISH WOMEN ON LAND Pioneers and Homemakers: Jewish Women in Introduction 17 Pre-State Israel edited by Deborah Bernstein ·'I'll Tell You WhatMy People Know ofthe Land" ! reviewed by Hauuah Ashley 94 Judith Arcaua 18 Books and Resources for Further Reading.. 101 Fuu di oysyes koyekh shepu/Drawing Strength ! "You Know the Killing Fields" from the Letters Willa Schueberg 102 Elleu Rifkiu 20 In Honour of Our Grandmothers: Imprints of Nadie La Time: Land, Ecology and Nationalism Cultural Survival by George Littlechild, Aurora Levius Morales 31 Linda Spaner Dayan Frime~ Reisa Smiley Ice Skating Across California: Adventures of a Schneider and Garry Gottfriedson Roving Yid reviewed by Beth Hege 103 Hiuda 40 Jewish Cooking in America by Joan Nathan DesenHome reviewed by Elleu Garvey 107 zaua 46 Notes on Jewish Vegetarian Cooking The Lost Tribe tova 112 Thyme S. Siegel 49 BOOK REVIEW "The Woman with Israel in Her Head" Found Treasures: Stories by Yiddish Women Netta Blatt 54 Writers-edited by Frieda Forman, Ethel Working Class Words on Tenements and Gardens Raicus, Sarah Silberstein Swartz, and Merrill Black, Gail Simou, tova .... 56 Margie Wolfe "Stone on Stone" reviewed by Elaua Dykewomou .. 114 Judith Arcaua 68 "Planting" SELECTED BOOKS 123 Nadell Fishmau 69 COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD .. 125 Tu B'Shvat: A Different Women's Seder CONTRIBUTORS ,. 127 Claire Shermau 70 17

SummerlRaumati 1995 ISSUE 208 Regula's 1 COLLECTIVE COMMENT 3 YOUR WRITE 3 HERSPECTIVE 4 BROADCAST 40 NELSON NOTES 41 A SPORTING CHANCE 42 OVERAGE 43 GRIPES OF ROTH 44 AMNESTY COLUMN 64 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Fealres 7 SUBVERSIVE SUCCULENCE: Three Marslck women bring us a feminist cookery page 9 THREE WOMEN IN CONCERT: Fern Mercier Interviews three musicians 17 DOMESTIC DRAMA IN KIRIBATI: Claudia Pond Eyley Interviews Linda Warren 21 CIRCE SOCCER: Deborah Mann and Ruth Renner write about CIRCE Ii Lesbian soccer team , 23 LIBERATING EDUCATION: / Linda HIli reports Jane Thompson's visit I' 26 THE GOOD KEEN KIWI SHEILA: - Sylvia Baynes discusses women's humour , 31 NEWS FROM BEIJING: . , Brief reports from delegates to Beijing and Hualrou 36 MURDER IN THE WOMEN'S MOVEMENT: Jocelyn Logan Interviews Gillian Hanscombe 45 HANDS ON GUNN, CAMERAWOMAN: Sylvia Baynes Interviews camera operator Malri Gunn . 49 NATTERING WITH DALE SPENDER, ' . Fe Day reviews the book and talks with Dale Spender" - strokes em Art Altacks 53 TANK GIRL: Jane Marsick reviews the film 54 CAN YOU LEARN TO BE LIKE SOMEONE LIKE ME? Disney Films for Feminist Children 57 I DO, 125 YEARS OF WEDDINGS IN NEW ZEALAND: Sandra Coney's book reviewed by Usa Howard - Smith 56 TOI WAHINE: Mel HIli writes about this stunning collection by Maori women writers 60 WOMEN COMPOSERS FESTIVAL 62 SHORT STORY· LOVE A RAINY NIGHT by Glenda Laurence CALYX 18 A JOURNAL OF ART AND LITERATURE BY WOMEN

volume 16 number 2 \Vin,er 1995/1996

PROSE M. Evelina Galang 7 Her \Vifd American Se!/ Brenda Lee Buttner 40 Marv's Toes Hollis Seamon 57 GYP~ies in the Place of Pain Marcia NewfielJ 75 Linda Srein: Machete Biadl's and Bey'07ul Dee Axelrod 88 River

ART M. J. Anderson 20 Sacro~Feljce 21 Gaia '5 Last Song Aimee Bon 22 Holding Something I Cannot See 23 Resisting Something 1Cannot Hold Manya.Shapiro 24 Red Dress Carolyn Zarr 38 Antique Loveseal~Ntlclear Family 39 Antique Lollesear-Siblin.'ls 11 Sarah Teofanov 54 OUT Morner the Ear/h 55 Global Woman: The Ancestress 56 Demeter Linda Stein 77 BlMes 190 78 BlMes 198 Lynn M. Randolph 80 Alone in rhe \Vetlands of Desire 81 So? 82 Venus 83 Excessil'e Eruption POETRY Elizabeth Tibbetts 25 Fill/as Pie 26 Ordering Hens JoAnne McCarthy 28 Learning to Swim Andrea Potos 30 Yaya's Sweets Judith Arcana 31 Apple Juke Gray Davis 32 Living Alone: IVhat 1Lef' Behind Jane Bailey 34 It Is Easy To Believe in the Love of Trees 36 Visionary DdXlrah A. Miranda 48 Srories 1Tell My Daughter Claudia Van Gerven 50 Sunbonnet Sue Signs on at Three Mile Island 52 "Get Plarh Out of Your Poems!" ~'laureen Seaton 53 Sin Cunnie Voisine 67 Blue Hat Maggie Ann Grace 68 Holding Fonn Katherine Harer 70 Remembering Music Deborah Pope 72 The Call Nancy Roxburv Knutson 74 My Sisrer1in-Law DecU:1es Rachel Rose 84 Seale men! 85 Rerum to Your Skin Beverly Ball 86 We Take a \Y,!alk Afrer Dinner and Drinks Averill Curdy 87 Apricots

REVIEWS Bilt Russ 100 A Silence Opens hy Amy Clampitt Lannie Cubley 10/ The Book of Lig}n by Lucille Clifton Sandra Cookson 10J The October Palace by Jane Hirshfield Christine Schleh 105 Daih Bread by Safiya Henderson-Holmes Suzanne Kamata 107 A Long Rainy Season Edited and translated hv Le:a Lowitz, Mivuki AUy(lma, (lnd Akemi T~mioka ' nia akimbu 109 The Heinemann Book of African Women's W'n'ting Edited hy Charlotte H. Bnmer camera obscura 19 Feminism, Cultur~, and Media Studi~s /33-34 1995

Lifetime: A Cable Network "For Women" Special Issue Editor: julie D'Acci

7 Introduction by julie D'Acci

13 Once in a Lifetime: Constructing the "Working Woman" through Cable Narrowcasting by jackie Byars and Eileen R. Meehan

43 Lifetime's Feminine Psychographic Space and the" Mys­ tery Loves Company" Series by Eithne johnson

77 Veronica Clare and the New Film Noir Heroine by Susan White

103 Upscale Feminine Angst: Molly Dodd, the Lifetime Cable Net­ work and Gender Marketing by Pamela Wilson

133 Feminism on Lifetime: Yuppie TV for the Nineties by jane Feuer

147 War and Remembrance: Televisual Narrative, National Mem­ ory, and China Beach by Sasha Torres

167 Stripping on the Girl Channel: Lifetime, thirtysomething, and Television Form by Laura Stempel Mumford

193 Smokin' Tokens: thirtysomething and TV's Queer Dilemma by joe Wlodarz

213 Mission Accomplished? Profits and Programming at the Net­ work for Women by Carolyn Bronstein

243 Audience Theory and Feminism: Property, Gender, and the Tele­ visual Audience by Thomas Streeter and Wendy Wahl

262 Contributors

264 Books Received 20 Canadian Journal of Women and the Law Revue Femmes et Droit

The Legalizatioll of Respollses to Violellce Against Women L 'encadremellt juridique de la violence Jaite aLL'( femmes

1995,·Volume 8 Number I/ 1995 Volume 8 numero I

v EditoriauEditorial

Articles/Articles

t10gefTribllte Bloge it la professeure Marlene Canol Tribute to Professor Marlene Cano

Dianne L. /vlartin and 3 Unkept Promises: Experiences of Jallel E. Alosher Immigrant Women With the Neo- Criminalization of Wife Abuse

S/lerene Razack 45 Domestic Violence as Gender Persecution: Policing the Borders of Nation, Race, and Gender

Josee Bouchard 89 La personne raisonnable en matiere de harcelement sexuel : une appreciation feministe

Jlllie SlIIbbs alld 122 Race, Gender, and the Battered Woman Julia Tolm;e Syndrome: An Australia Case Study

Sanda Rodgers 159 Health Care Providers and Sexual Assault: Feminist Law Refonn?

Ruth Busch. 190 The Gap: Battered \Vomen's Experience of Neville Robertsoll lind the Justice System in New Zealand Hilan' Laps/e.\'

Katherine Arnllp 223 (Des meres tout commc les aUlres» : les lesbicnnes. Ie divorce et la garde d'enfants au Canada Case Comments/Chroniques de jurisprudence

DOIIJla F. Johnson 241 QUl of the Icy Waler: Regina \. Doug/as X

Shahnaz Khan 249 Race. Gender. and Orientnlism: Mula and the Canadian Legal System

262 About the Contributors/Quelques mols sur nos collaboratrices

264 Information for Contributors

269 Renseignements generaux

273 Editorial Policy

274 Politique editoriale 21

Winter 1995 Volume 16, Number 1

Women In Central and Eastern Europe

Editorial: Women on the Pon·Communilt RoUerCOl1ncrlLes femmes da.ns let 1M1UIIptI nmtS du communiamc:

Identity and Representation 8 Tnday: Changa and Experiences by lrilW NwiIt..., 27 The Representation ofFem.ale Bodie. in Romanian Journals for Women byM.tUJiIWNkDIus

Women, Work, and Marketlzatlon Women in Rw.sia: The More Things Change the: More: Things Stay the: Same: 48 Women Under Ptrtttrot'1tA and Dol' Mo;: A Comparison of Marketization in Ruuia and Vieuwn by Ann Hilmn Kobli,. 54 Women in Ukraine:: Trends and Tendencies in the labour Market by Swrf,z1W V. KuprytUhkilW 60 Women Amid Social Traruformation: The: Dual Traruformation in Germany and its Ambivalent Consequences 64

Organizing for Change Rapporu ouvc:ru, socl~~ fc:rm~. Lcs consequences politiques de l'echec du mouvement des femmes est-allemandes par U/riM &urrJtht/ 70 Women', Aetivitm in RlWia: Loues and Gains 1989·1993 by Ytvp1f;" Issr"/y4n 75 Unapressionism? Challenges 10 the Formation ofWomen's Groups in Hungary by KAlIliin Fdum 80 How and Why Do Cuch Women Au.ocia(e~ (Ahos, Sopranos, and a Few DiKordan, Voices) by E... H.""" 85 Do Polish Women Need Feminism? Recent Activity ofthe Parliament Women's Group by Eva C. iGJrpirnki 91 F,minu, Organizing in Semi., 199()"1994 by DonlW M. Hughes.oJ Up4 MlnJjtn

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Winter 1995 Volume 16, Number 1 (continued)

Poetry Who, 0-It Mean to Ugh, • Lampl A Belgrade Dialy .,e-.IIL Klrin 9 Rape. in BolOn .,'l,. Lifihin 14 Stefanya, A Poli&h Girl .,L,. Lifihin 21 Sadie SaY' Goodbye .,L,. Lifihin 26 Blood Flowe" bJ &uNN W.m."" 31 Pean bJ SiHI4n F_ 31 Od< '0 my Suetth Mar'" bJ Alison NtW4!J 42 She Said Oh I Know It', AIm"'t Midnight bJ L,. Lifihin 47 Dorati', Mother bJ L,. Lifihin 53 howewife bJ a..mn.. D. 1- 63 Self.lndulgen« bJ SfU4If McQJ/in 78 Iltinc

Book Reviews Womm in Ruui4: Ii Ntw ET4 in RussMn Fnninimr bJMaryAJlm 106 Th< Sp.i4.fFrttJ.m: Psyt'-fl4iY'" andhminism Aftinslfi 107 &twtm th< Fk44 and th< City: W.mm, W.rk, andFami" in RutSUt. J86J-J9J4 by1a«jW/iM M Pmugm 107 Th

Front Cover Alina Ailinca.i. "Clay Tableu." 1m x 5Ocm, 1993. Photo: Arina Ailincai

Back Cover Arina Ailincai, "Intcrgahctic." 50cm diameue, 1988. Photo: Arina Ailincai

"My point ofdtparturt is a" MSthttk mponu fq my inttllt

Anna Ai/iMai btu btfflliving in Toronro sin« 1988. Sm WaJ tht artist·in~midtn

VOLUME 25 NUMBER 2 SPRING 1995

Wanted--A Secretary for the WCML 3 Letter from the Treasurer, Diana Bowstead 3 Caucus Sessions at the December 1995 MLA Convention 5

On Recipes, Reading, and Revolution: Postboom Parody in Como agua para chocolate, Kristine L. Ibsen 7 I Brake for Feminists: Debates and Divisions within Women's Studies, Ruth Perry 21 Remarks on Attending to Early Modem Women, Virginia W. Beauchamp 35 Surviving Tokenism, Kathleen M. Balutansky 41

Regular Features Treasuerer's Report 47 NEMLA Minutes 48 Ms. Mentor 49 O~! W Announcements and Calls for Manuscripts, Papers, Proposals W Research in Progress 64 Recent Publications 64 Reporting Research in Progress and Recent Publications 67 CRITICAL 24 MATRIX VOLUME 9 NUMBER 2 1995

From the Editors Page 1

"Working on Truth": An Interview with Nell Painter Page 5

Isms Lidia Yukman Page 19

Breast-feeding, Sexual Pleasure, and Women's Rights: Mary Wollstonecrafl's Vindication Corinne Field Page 25

Poems from Uncertain Territories Nan Byrne Page 45

Unimagined Communities: Women and Education in the Late-Ottoman Empire, 1876-1909 Elizabeth B. Frierson Page 55

Mrs. Doc Warner: An Epistemological Western Deborah Meadows Page 91

A Case of Mistake!s i]n Identity: Bearing Witness to the Montreal Massacre Wendy Hui Kyong Chun Page 117

The Ideal Daughter Kelly Searsmith Page 141

Notes on Contributors Page 143

Calls for Papers Page 145

Index to Previous Issues Page 147 25

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Volume 7, Number 2

Summer 1995

JANE GALLOP 1 The Lecherous Professor: A Reading

FELICITY .-\. ~l'SSBAL'.\1 16 One Part of Womankind: Prostitution and Sexual Geography in Memoirs of a Womon of Pleasure

DANIEL BOYARI:': -/1 Homotopia: The Feminized Jewish Man and the Lives of Women in Late Antiquity

FRANCES E. DOLA.' 82 "Ridiculous Fictions": Making Distinctions in the Discourses of Witchcraft

KARl WElL /11 Romantic Exile and the Melancholia of Identification

YICENTE L. RAFAEL /27 Mimetic Subjects: Engendering Race at the Edge of Empire • • 26 emlnlsm i===+-_& C;;;....;;;.O...;.N.;..T.;;,..;;;;E...:;.N.;..T,;;...;;;,S clwlogy Volume 6, Number I, 1996

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5 Edilorial Note ______ARTICLES

7 A MetalMulli-Discursive Reading of 'False Memory Syndrome' Joan SCHUMAN and Mara GALVEZ

31 Daring 10 Presume Anna LIVIA ______SPECIAL FEATURE

Representing the Other - Pan One 43 Edilor's Introduclion Sue Wilkinson 45 I. The MOlher of Invention: Necessity, Wriling and Representation Liz STANLEY 52 II. Bearing Witness: Represenling Women's Experiences of Prenatal Diagnosis Barbara Katz ROTHMAN 56 III. Waking from a Dream of Chinese Shadows Magdalene ANG-LYGATE 61 IV. Voices in Ihe Winds of Change Amanda KOTTLER 69 V. Able-Bodied Dilemmas in Teaching Disabilily Studies Deborah MARKS 74 VI. Infertilily: From 'Inside/OUl' 10 'Outside/In' Anne WOOLLETT 79 VII. Represenling Gay Men wilh HIV/AIDS Ad rian COYLE 86 VIII. The Seduction of Sameness: Similarily and Represeming Ihe Other Tracey L. HURD and Alice MciNTYRE

-----,-,..--:----:--0:-----:--:;-----:----:-:0:--:-:---:::,---;:-- SPECIAL FEATURE Mothering SOilS: A Crucial Feminist Challenge 93 Edilors' Introduction Robyn ROWLAND and Alison THOMAS Personal Accoums of Mothering Sons: 100 I. Ewan - It means 'Heart and Mind' and Heart Comes Firsl Be\' THIELE 103 II. Ram or Rambo? MOlhering a Son in a Bicullural Comext Indrani GANGULY • • emlnlSm 27 e===+-_& ..;.C....;;O..;.N----'-T..;.E;,..;;N..;..T..;;...;;;,S r:hology Volume 6, Number I, 1996

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106 III. 'It's a Boy' Robyn ROWLAND III IV. Rethinking the Oedipal Complex: Why Can't I Have Babies Like Mummy? Sonia LIVINGSTONE 114 V. 'Boys Will Be Boys'? Resisting the Myth of 'Essential Masculinity' Alison THOMAS 118 VI. Circumcision: A Jewish Mother's Dilemma Zara McQUEEN 121 VII. Birthdays. Gaydays Elsie JAY 124 VIII. Working With and Against Male-Dominated Culture Arlene McLAREN 127 IX. Feminism and Mothering of Sons Louise ENDERS 130 X. 20 Years of Motherhood Anna MacGARVEY 133 XI. Male Consciousness Raising: Family Snapshots Janet SAYERS 136 XII. Memory Work: Wilderness and Holy Ground Maggie HUMM 139 XIII. Good Mother and Feminist: A Contradiction in Terms? Dorothy BROOM 142 Editors' Commentary: Pulling Together the Threads - The Way Forward Robyn ROWLAND and Alison THOMAS (eds) 28 Feminist Bookstore News I; 11:111:

Volume 18 Number 5 January/Pebruary 1996

INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S VOICES Fem Books: The Feminist Store in Taiwan .17 Women in Translation ...... 23 Unspoken RUles/Global Lesbians .27 Feminist PUblishing in the Third World " .29 Heinemann's Women Writers Series ... .33 Finding the Authors, Choosing the Books .37 Women's Voices from Around the World .41 ARTICLES Bookstore News ...... 13 News/Short Stories ...... 7 Pat Barker Wins the Booker· Virago Press Sold • Charges Dropped Against ABA·2 • Court Approves InBookIWomanSource Sale to Login. Koen Launches Magazine Distribution Program • Houghton Mifflin and Penguin SeUle with ABA • Inland Bankruptcy Fallout. Clothespin Fever Closing Dewn Selling A Feminist Bookstore ...... 45 DEPARTMENTS Ad Index . 111 Announcements . .46 Back to Press & Other Good News .48 Classified Ads ...... 112 Letters ...... 5 Subscription Information .22 They Went That-A-Way .47 Writing Wanted ...... 49 THE BOOKS Art Books ... .63 Canadian Books .61 Gay Men's Lit. .67 Humor ... .54 Music News .65 Mysteries .. .57 New Media . .51 Our Own Presses .71 Publisher's Row . .99 Science Fiction . .59 Sidelines .55 Small Presses .. .77 University Presses .91 29

Feminist Collections A Quarterly of Women's Studies Resources

Volume 17, No.1, Fa" 1995

From tbe Editors ii

Book Reviews Reclaiming Our Sexuality by Suzanne C. Griffilh 1 Teaching in tbe Promised Land: Ideals and Limits on Feminist Pedagogy by Tracy McCabe 5 Figbting tbe Good Fight: Two Play Antbologies by Women by Tess Osonye Onwueme 8

Feminist Visions: Humor in a Science Video? by Cheryl Ney 12

Women and tbe Internet at lbe NGO Forum for tbe Fourtb World Conference on tbe Status ofWomen by Janice M. Bogstad 13

Arcbives 16

Feminist Publisbing 17

Wisconsin Bibliograpbies in Women's Studies 17

Computer Talk 18 Compiled by Linda Shull

New Reference Works in Women's StUdies 23 Reviewed by Phyllis Holman Weisbard

Periodical Notes 30 Compiled by Linda Shull

Items of Note 34 Compiled by Renee Beaudoin

Books Recently Received 37 30 FEMINIST STUDIES

I Volume 21, Number 3 Fall 1995

Preface 465

Susan E. Ben Ge'ndered Medical Science: Producing a 469 Drug for Women Judith Kegan Gardiner Can Ms. Prozac Talk Back? Feminism, 501 Drugs, and Social Constructionism (Review Essay) Frances Webb Four Stories: Search; A Question; 519 A Discovery; Hope (Fiction) Nancy Fried Art Essay 541 Angela Bourke Reading a Woman's Death: 553 Colonial Text and Oral Tradition in Nineteenth-Century Ireland Susan Brown Alternatives to the Missionary Position: 587 Anna Leonowens as Victorian Travel \Vriter Elaine Maria Upton Born to the Struggle, Learning to Write: 615 An Interview with Lindiwe Mabuza Lindiwe l\ilabuza For Quincy (Poetry) 628 Elaine I'vlaria Upton story; South AfricaiAzania (Poetry) 632 :\Iaxine i\Iolyneux Gendered Transitions in Eastern Europe 637 (Review Essay) Hideko Nornes Abe From Stereotype to Context: The Study of 647 Japanese 'Vomen's Speech Notes on Contributors 672 Notes and Letters 675 Publications Received 678 Feminist VDiceS'

Volume 8, Humber 9 December 9, 1995­ February I, 1996

Contents

Gender Equality: Moving Is Feminism a Movement-or Beyond the Framework of Just a BeUcf System? Can the 60'. Feminism Include Low­ by Holly Laux Income Women? by Pat Gowens 9 Get Political. Have Fun. Be an Avenger. Clouds by Ranee Zaporski by Ingrid Marie Ordal 10

Guerrilla Girls Strike Eye.1I Klckll Kneell Agalnl by X. Fayen 11

Letters 2 Book Reviews: A review of Nothing to Lose: NEWS BRIEFS 3 A Guide to Sane Living In a Larger Body Notes from a Dramatic by Kate Moran 13 Feminist By Sarah Thomas 4 Loot Bird of Wounded Knee:Splrlt o!the Lakota THE FEMINiST DANCE by Elizabeth Newcomb' 13 By Meghan Saur 4

.. Grnl Club" : Madison's NETWORK 14 Young Feminist Organization CALENDAR 15 by Amy DeBower 5 CLA8SIFIEDS 16

And So She Sold... 6-7

Her First Lady by Megan Lemke 7

YOUNG BOYS by Gabrielle Dinur-Loranger 8

An Ungrateful perspective to Bome lesbians' so-called 801uttoDs to clasoiom bv Claudine O'LearY 8 32 Feminist Voices

I IVolume 9, Number 1/2 February 2 - April 4 1996

Sworn Sisters and Marriage . Reaisters Focus on iV1irinative by Carolyn Gage 7 Action, pages 8-9 Where Are All tIle Women?: Contents Affirmative Action Needed in UW-Madison's Political NONA: Croatian \Vpmen's Science Department CenterHelpa Women by Tracy Wahl 8 Expreu and Heal from Wounds of War Are All Feminists Pro­ by Susan Soric 1 Affirmative Action? by Nadine Pelling 8 I WONDER: Unanswered Questions and Never-to-be­ Connterlng the Threat to .known Facts about Colored Affirmative Action: UW People, Negroes, Blacks Students Form Civil Rights and Mrlcan Americans Defense Coalition by Marilyn Little 1 by Erin Raether & Leigh Klonsky 9 Letters 2 And So She Said... 10 Newa Briefs 3 Ravings of a. Mad Woman Two By Award-Winning by Angel Puddin' 12 Writer Linda Hogan: Dwellings Ilo Solar Storms Of Sluts and Bastards by Cynthia Green 4 by Ranee Zaporski 13

Lesbian Space: The Right A Letter to the Women of of an Oppressed Minority Madison by Bea Loud 5 by Robin Rice 13

IM U, UR ME Network 14 by Dana Dea 6 Calendar 15 Classlfleds 16 INlROOUOTlOI 4 33 5 ABOUT THE AEW BOARD OF DIRECTORS 6 ERRATA I LmEAS

FICTION

7 CARAMEL III THE DARK Nloole Markollc 74 GUIOELINES FOR SUBMISSIOMS UPCOMIRG ISSUES 17 BIHI Leila Marshy 77 IRROUROEMEJI1S 50 THE OROWlf Fauzla Rafiq IWIRDS

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POETRY

12 InER THE WORLO EROEO I YOU HIYE ILWIYS TOLO ME I WIS 11IIR Lisa Pasold

13 LOYERS Rebekkah Alexander

16 IROTHER LIMP SHIRT Donna I. Waidllow

29 THE LOGIO Of OEFERSE Theresa Smaleo

30 NIMING THE TREE Palrioia Abram

32 PAnI SMITH Lisa Ries

63 ABOUT NOT fOLLOWING MY I'S OESIRE Virginia K. Marshall

64 GENOER MIX WARM TOGETHER lanell Moon

WINTER 1995/96 ISSUE 50 SPEAKING TEXTS

26 IN AREFum CAMP; EXlRAOlS fROM AOIARY Parvalhi Arasanayagam

IJ 33 I'WE AND DEATH SO OHlCAT£LY BUAKCEO : EXAMINING THE UfE AHD WORK OF FOREMOST LESBIAN SOBRIETY AemlST JEAH SWAllOW

39 CLEANINO OUT THE CLOSET IH ORAHOMA'S HOME Franoes Yip 1101

REVIEWS

71 SOARS OF 1I0HT I BETH OOOBIE Rilz Chow Special Thanks 5 34 From the Editor 6 Gender and Emotion in the Advocacy for Breast Cancer Informed Consent Legislation THERESA MONTINI 9 Lesbians and Doctors: Experiences of Solidarity and Domination in Health Care Settings PATRICIAE. STEVENS 24 The Problematic of "Experience": A Political and Cultural Critique of PMS SUSAN MARKENS 42 "You're Not Just in There to Do the Work": Depersonalizing Policies and the Exploitation of Home Care Workers' Labor JANE ARONSON and SHEILA M NEYSMfTII 59 Research Report Gender and Family Effects on "Second-Shift" Domestic Activity of College-Educated Young Adults 'C H. WESLEY PERKINS and DEBRA K. DBMEIS a. 78 a. ,- Book Review Essay ~'"' Women ofthe Mexican COImtryside, 1850-1990 ... edited by Heather Fowler-Salamini and Mary Kay Vaughan ~ .0" Gendered Transitions: Mexican Experiences ofImmigration ~ " by Pierrelte Hondagneu-Sotelo f-4 Patriarchy on the Une: ~ Labor, Gender, and Ideology in ~ llie Mexican Maquila Industry by Susan TIano U FRANCES ROTHSTEIN 94 Book Reviews 0 Women Prisoners: 00 AForgotten Population edited by Beverly R. Fletcher, ~ Lynda Dixon Shaver, and Dreama G. Moon Women in tlie Criminal Justice System ~ by Clarice Feinman l:> REBECCA REVIERE and VERNETTA YOUNG 98 ~ .0 El Q Z" Motliers on the Job: Maternity Policy ill 0 the U.S. Workplace by Lise Vogel Z ROBERTA SPALTER·ROTH 100 -" ~ El 71le First Slrallge Place: ~ '0" Race and Sex ill World War II Hawaii :> by Beth Bailey and David Farber JOYCE N. CHINEN 102 71leory in Its Feminist Travels: Conversations in U.S. Womens Movemellts by Katie King \\~NI BREINES 103 Gender & Society is partially supported by the University of California, Santa Barbara, and the University of Memphis Gender, Place and Culture 35

Volwne 3 Nwnber 1 1996

Sarah A, Radcliffi'. Gende-red ?\atiom: nostalgia. dl'\'dopnll'111 and (erriHll:" III Ecuador :)

Clare Leu.:is & Sterf Pill'. "'oman, Body. Space: Rio Carnival and the politics or performance 23

Alison iHurrqr & Tess Robinson. ~'Iinding Your Peers and Queers: lemale sex workers in the AIDS discourse in Australia and Somh-east .\sia -13

Elisabeth Sundin. Gender. Technology and Local Culture: tradition and transition in a Swedish municipality 61

James A. 7)ntr. Constructions of Filipina ~\ligrant Entertainers 77

R£\'IEW ARTICLE Ga)' .New York: gender. urban culture, and the making qf the gq}' mall' u.'orld. 189(}-1940 (George Chauncey The l'l'linnesota Geography Reading Group 9';

BOOK REVIEWS Researching J'~ome7l''.s Livfsfiom a Feminist Perspective (Eds ~.fary )'Ia~11ard &June Purvis,: reviewed by Annie Hughes 103

Gender in Urban ReJearch (Eds j. A. Garber & R. S. Turnerl rc\iewed by Briavel Holcomb 10';

Women and Ilork in South Asia (Eds S. Raju & D. Bagchi, re\iewed by Anoja Wickramasinghe 106

Gender and Slum Culture in lirball Asia IS. Tharbeck) reviewed by Becky Elmhirst 108

HOUSlJ.g Women (Eds R. Gilroy & R. \I'oods) reviewed byJenny Seavers 110

~J;orkerJ not ~J;a.slerJ: masculine reJpedabili~, cOllJumption and unempl' (D. Wight) reviewed by K. Housiaux 112

Gender on Ice: Ammcan ideologil'J qfpolar expedilions (Lisa Bloom} rc\iewcd by Andrew Kirby I I,

&owgical Feminism lEd. K. J. Warren) reviewed by Noel Sturgeon 116 36 Health Care for Women International

CONTENTS Volume 16 / Number 6 / 1995

Special Issue: SIXTH INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS ON WOMEN'S HEALTH ISSUES

EDITORIAL / v INTRODUCTION TO THE SPECIAL ISSUE / vii GRADUATE NURSING CONCENTRATION IN WOMEN'S HEALTH AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT CHICAGO / Beverly J. McElmurry and B. Joan Newcomb / 491 MULTIPLE ROLES OF WOMEN AND ROLE STRAINS / Jeanne Spurlock / 501 PROBLEMS WOMEN PATIENTS EXPERIENCE IN THE MEDICAL ENCOUNTER FOR CHRONIC PELVIC PAIN: A NEW ZEALAND STUDY / Victoria M. Grace / 509 PROBLEMS OF COMMUNICATION, DIAGNOSIS. AND TREATMENT EXPERIENCED BY WOMEN USING THE NEW ZEALAND HEALTH SERVICES FOR CHRONIC PELVIC PAIN: A QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS / Victoria M. Grace / 521 SAFE CHILD CARE AND WOMEN'S EMPOWERMENT IN THE DEVELOPING WORLD / Cheryl J. Leuning and Bertha Ngavirue / 537 PREMENSTRUAL SYNDROME IN EMPLOYED CHINESE WOMEN IN HONG KONG / Anne M. Chang, Eleanor Holroyd, and Janita P. C. Chau / 551 HEALTH EFFECTS OF EXPERIENCES OF SEXUAL VIOLENCE FOR WOMEN WITH ABUSIVE PARTNERS / Kimberly K. Eby, Jacquelyn C. Campbell, Cris M. Sullivan, and William S. Davidson II / 563 IMPACT OF HIV/AIDS ON WOMEN IN THE UNITED STATES: CHALLENGES OF PRIMARY AND SECONDARY PREVENTION / Patricia E. Stevens / 577

ANNOUNCEMENTS / 597 PAPERS TO APPEAR IN FUTURE ISSUES / 599

Following page 600: Title Page to Volume 16 Contents of Volume 16 Author Index to Volume 16 Health Care 37 for Women International

CONTENTS Volume 17 I Number I I 1996

NEWS OF THE INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL ON WOMEN'S HEALTH ISSUES I v THE FUTURE OF SOCIAL SECURITY AND ITS IMPACT ON OkDER WOMEN I Shirley S. Chater I vii IS RUBIN'S "TAKING-IN" AND ''TAKING-HOLD'' A USEFUL PARADIGM? I Louise K. Martell I 1 PREGNANT WOMEN AT RISK: AN EVALUATION OF THE HEALTH STATUS OF REFUGEE WOMEN IN BUFFALO, NEW YORK I Lucinda R. Kahler, Catherine M. Sobota. Candace K. Hines, and Kim Griswold I 15 DELAY IN PRENATAL CARE AS A RESULT OFBATTERlNG IN PREGNANCY: CROSS-CULTURAL IMPLICATIONS I Lori Taggart and Susan Mattson I 25 PATTERNS OF POSTPARTUM HEALTH IN MOTHERS OF LOW BIRTH WEIGHT INFANTS I Susan Gennaro and Anne Krouse I 35 THE IMPACT OF A HISTORY OF RAPE AND INCEST ON THE POST­ HYSTERECTOMY EXPERIENCE I Ruth N. Wukasch I 47 DETERMINING THE ADEQUACY OF A HEALTH PROMOTION SELF­ CARE INTERVIEW GUIDE WITH HEALTHY, MIDDLE-AGED. MEXICAN AMERICAN WOMEN: A PILOT STUDY I Donna L. Hartweg and Violela A. Berbiglia I 57 IMAGES AND SENSATIONS OF WAR: A COMMON THEME IN THE HISTORY OF MILITARY NURSING I Sharon S. Dittmar, Marietta P. Stanton. Mary Ann Jezewski, and Suzanne S. Dickerson I 69 AUGMENTATION MAMMOPLASTY: A COMPLEX CHOICE I Marion Allen and Kathleen Oberle I 81 PAPERS TO APPEAR IN FUTURE ISSUES I 91 38 HERf20N5 WOMEN'S NEWS & FEMINIST VIEWS 'Mnte< 1996 Vol 10 No 1

WOMEN'S NEWS---

Letters to the Editors 2

NEWS Government Sort ofComes Out in Support ofLesbians 6 Indigenous Women Dumpon Nuclear Waste Storage 8 ImmigrationRulesAgainstWomen 10 Feminist Choirs Sing Out 13 Pharmaceutical Abortion Advances Choice 14

------FEMINISTVIEWS------24 FEATURES When Parenting is Political byMiriamTJd,IJon 15 ~j J The Power ofWriting: Deena Metzger • by HeatherCOml 20 1111\1 Backlash & False Memory , byLynCOck/!lInt 24 KitchenTrappings I I~.. I bySharonSinger 28

KAllLOO~A REVIEWS :/1 Iltf Kabloona in the Yellow Kayak l:El! ll\'i/ KA\ AK Rtviewby NelleOoJltrom 30 Music Usa Marie Serafin.Joys Dancer & Marcia Beck :; q ReviewJby Fiona Middmv 31 To be real: Changing the Face ofFeminism ReviewbyCharmagnedeV 32 Changing OurMinds: Lesbian Feminism & Psychology Revinvby LYJ SOIl/Jimne 33 WhoStoie Feminism: How Women have Betrayed Women Reviewby Peg Tillie 34

COLUMNS THE BUZZ by1rsh"dM"nji 39 BODY WISE by V"I p""pe 40 ONTHEEDGE byLynCockblint 41 COLE·SNOTESbySflJf1I1G. Cole 43 a feminist quarterly ...... e' Fallj\Vi"ter 1995 ZU< • ,s u Ii Boundaries ofFeminism

Interview with Poetry Contest When She Went Winner Amy Schutzer Poem by Pamela Gemin p. 9 IntelView 1'. 1 Interview with Lorna Simpson The ShellIngofFava Beans IntelView by Ronica Sandel~ SlIlIlcker p. 10 ~~;s~hutzer p. 1 Guidelines for Romance­ Purple Sweater A Found Poem Poem by Poem by Susan Mcl.ean 1'. 11 VIcki Reltenauer p. 3 pedalinlf, Uvingwithout Horses Poem by ~~'J.scba Bntckner p. 12 Judith Banington 1'. 3 Toyland A GoodJob Poem hy Pamela Gemin p. 12 Story by Debt Kelly-Van Cleave p. 4 Frozen Wieners: Burning Up on Re-Entry Not So Long Ago They Burned Review hy Witches at the Stake Slul/l1/(!Il Olson... . 1'. 13 Poem by Alyce Miller p. 5 OUr Stories Need to Be Told Heidi-Go-Seek Review by Sheny Lee ·· p. 14 Story by Wayne Nelsen. 1'. 6 Announcements 1'. 23 Shut Him Up Story by Contributors 1'. 23 Carolyn Altman p. 7

Mercy Story by Lynne Hugo deCourcy p. 8

Waking Up to Remember Poem by Elizabeth ClllI/llIlI 1'. 9 40 HYPATIA

VOL. 10, NO.4 FALL 1995

vii Preface Amy Mullin Selves, Diverse and Divided: Can Feminists Have Diversity Without Multiplicity! 32 Wendy Lee-Lampshire Decisions of Identity: Feminist Subjects and Grammars ofSexuality 46 Katherine Arens Between Hypatia and Beauvoir: Philosophy as Discourse 76 Ping Xu lrigaray's Mimicry and the Problem of Essentialism 90 Rosemary Keefe Curb Amazon Intertextuality and Sinuosity in Sandra Shodander's Angels of Power 104 Mary Rosner and T.R. Johnson Telling Stories: Metaphors of the Human Genome Project

Review essay 130 Megan Boler Situating the Self: Gender, Community, and Postmodernism in Contemporary Ethics by Seyla Banhabib Re-Educating the Imagination: Toward a Poetics, Politics, and Pedagogy of Literary Engagement by Deanne Bogdan

Book reviews 143 Cheryl Hall The Man Question: Visions ofS"bjeetivity in Feminist Theory by Kathy K. Fetguson lSi Susan Hekman Unbearable \Veight: Feminism, \Vestem Culwre, and the Body by Susan Bordo and Bodies That Matter by Judith Butler

157 Ewa Plonowska Ziarek Reading Kriste,,": Unraveling the Double Bind by Kelly Oliver 161 Mary Ellen Waithe Hypatia ofAlexandria by Maria Dzielska HYPATIA 41

VOL. 10, NO.4 FALL 1995

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Archive

169 Claudia Card Joyce Trebilcot: Member of the Ancient and Honorable Society of Outsiders On the Occasion of the Publication of Dyke Ideas and of Her Retirement from Teaching at \X1ashington University in S.. Louis

Index to Hypatia. 1990-1995 176 Author{ntle Index. General 200 Author{ntle Index, Books Reviewed

206 Notes on Contributors 208 Guidelines {or Contributors/Call {or Papers 213 Announcements

215 Books Received 217 Recent Back Issues 42 HYPATIA SPECIAL ISSUE The Family and Feminist Theory

VOL. 11, NO.1 WINTER 1996

vii Preface 1 Ellen K. Feder and Eva Feder Kittay Inrrodl«:tion 4 Manha Minow and Mary Lyndon Shanley Relational Rights and Responsibilities: Revisiolling the Family in Liberal Political Theory and Law 30 Susan Moller akin Sexual Orientation, Gender, and Families: Dichotomizing Differences 49 Amy R. Baehr Toward a New Feminist Liberalism: akin, Rawls, and Habermas 67 Kelly Oliver Antigone's Ghost: Undoing Hegel's Phenomenology of Spirit 91 Hilde Lindemann Nelson Sophie Doesn't: Families and Counterstaries ofSelf-Trust 105 Saba Bahar Human Rights Are \\'lomen's Right: Amnesty International and the Family 135 Karen Struening Feminist Challenges to the New Familialism: Lifestyle Experimentation and the Freedom of Intimate Assocation

Review Essays 155 Michele M. Moody-Adams Feminist Inquiry and the Transformation of the "Public" Sphere in Virginia Held's Feminisr Morality 168 Virginia Held Reply to Moody-Adams 175 Nkiru Nzegwu Questions of Identity and Inheritance: A Critical Review of Kwame Anthony Appiah's In My Father's House

202 Notes on Contributors 205 Guidelines for Contributors/Call for Papers 208 Announcements 21 I Books Received 2I2 Recent Back Issues ~~UME 1~ AUTUMN IOWA AN 1 9 9 5 43 COVER ART Hcnd

ARTWORK 15 Untitled Alesia lacina 27 Ginkgo Constellation Nancy l. Purington 27 The Ginkgo leaves Are Mine Nancy l. Puringlon 56 Untitled leslie Ann Gearhart 57 Untitled Ruth Keipp 71 Give Her Thorns and She'll find Roses Emily J. G. Vermillion 78 Untitled Michelle Edwards 89 Untitled Amy Sabrina 90 from Touch and levitation Jean Graham 108 Untitled Marilyn Cathcart 131 Mom's Iowa Pie Ellie Simmons 131 The Good Wolves Ellia Simmons 131 loving Cups with Sisler's Toil Ellie Simmons 151 Untitled Marilyn Cathcart 172 Untitled Sandy louise Dyos 173 Elizabeth/Divided Child Joan liffring·Zug

FEATURES 7 Raising Women's Voices Valerie Stoats 22 Portrait of on Iowa Poel; Mary Swander Reflects on Her Poetry and the Creative Process Joyce Dyer 64 One Orange for Christmas: An Interview with Meridel La Sueur Nancy Jo Hoy 145 Q & A with Jean 8erry lisa Phillips

ESSAYS / CREATIVE NONFICTION 18 Oronges and Sweet Sisler Boy Judy Ruiz 36 Ethiopia-1975 Elizabeth Robertson 54 Cricket Beth Simon 60 Madras on Rainy Days Zainab Fatima Ali 74 Flying Jo Ann Beard 82 lettuce Bouquets for a Dry Country Linda Hasselstrom 93 Wanderings Natalie Kusz 107 The Mammoth and the Buttercup Liane Ellison Norman 109 Animus Jocelyn Barlkevicius 124 Stone Women Susan Power 134 Apprenticed Dione Horton 138 Afterthoughts Jean Ervin

POETRY 8 Piece Work Alice Friman 9 Footprint lake, Canada 1985 Alice Friman 17 Aunt Emma Collected Teeth Sheryll. Nelms 28 Vinton, Iowa c.A. Carlson 34 Booting an Walden Pond Ann Struthers 35 The Kitchen of Truth and Righteousness Ann Struthers 45 Shopping Rochelle Nameraff VOLUME 15 WINTER 44 NUMBER 4 IOWA WOMAN 1995

COVER ART "Animal" Kelly Murray

PORTFOLIO 24 Hause / Home Kelly Murray

ESSAYS / CREATIVE NONFICTION IS Forgive Me liz Coile 30 Raising Ellen Connie Miller

POETRY 14 Search for Ihe Albina Deer Barbara D. lou 22 Winler Times Winler, 1875 Barbara Seaman 23 The 8argain Vear Diane Kerr 28 How We lost Ihe 8aby Sheila Sinead McGuinness 29 Not in a Mausoleum Waking Sheila Sinead McGuinness 35 Vears Kalhleen Spivack 36 Dar a luz Jackie 8arlley 40 Jadwiga Mary Ann Moran 41 First love Poem Mary Ann Moran

FICTION 7 The Angel Effect lisa Borders 37 The Greal House Diane Glancy

DEPARTMENTS 4 Foremothers: Emma Horvat Jean Florman 42 Book Reviews: June Owens on Between One Future and Ihe Next Joanne Keoton on Indiana Winter Jacinta Hart on Climbing Ihe Mississippi River Bridge by Bridge 45 Index for Volume 15 Merry Ford Smilh 48 Maxinel Comix Marion Henley 49 Contributors ~"tI'S World 45 No. 291995

Editorial 1

About The Isis - W1CCE 1994 Exchange Programme 2

Keynote Address: Exchange Programme Inauguration 5

An Aspect of Women's Health Care: Problems of Poor Women 8

The Dominant Paradigm: Primary Health Care. 13

Welfare Reform Through Birth Control 18

The Meaning of Women's Empowerment 23

The Challenge of Popular Medicines 29

Immunological Contraceptives 35

Gender Relations and Reproductive Rights 39

Women's Health In Context 42

Women's Reproductive Rights 44

Women's Health Statement 47

"Global Feminism" 45

Women's Health Statement 47

Participants in the 1994 Exchange Programme48

Isls-W1CCE Women's International Cross Cultural Exchange 49 46

Maklllg Research, Polley, alld Activism Wo,k fa, Women & Girls

VOLUME ONE NUMBER FOUR 1996

Affirming Diversity Policy in Action Building a National Community We Are Family that Works 16 I Girls Report Eye Openers Minding Her Own Business: The Evidence is In: Girls Invest in Their Economic Futures The Case for Affirmative Action 18 6 Money Exchange Points ofLaw Lending More than a Helping Hand: 7 Women Business Owners Access Capital Perspectives 19 10 Bookshelf Special Report 20 Holding the Line: Californians Seize the Initiative Organizational Resources on Affirmative Action 2S 12 Sources Working Trends 27 Counting an the Nation's Women 14 Journal of Feminist Family Therapy 47 An International Forum

Volwne 7, Numbers In 1995

Introduction: Attending to Absence 1 Kathy Weingarten

Radical Listening: Challenging Cultural Betiefs for and About Mothers 7 Kathy Weingarten Story 9 Discourse 10 Sue's Story: Silencing to "Protect" a Child from Oneself 13 Connie's Story: The Irony of Powerlessness 15 Therapist Responses 16 Conclusion 21

Out of Objectification: Comment on Kathy Weingarten's "Radical Listening: Challenging Cultural Beliefs for and About Motbers" 23 Laura Benkov

Fathering Our Sons; Refathering Ourselves: Some Thoughts on Transforming Masculine Legacies 27 Terry Real TI~ D The Myth of "Masculine Identity" 29 Traditional Fathering as Psychological Violence 32 Active and Passive Abuse 34 Conclusion 40

Boys Will Be Men: A Response to Terry Real's Papel' 45 Virginia Goldner Lesbian and Gay Parenls: From Margin to Center 49 Laura Benkov Pan I: Finding an Approach to Research 50 Pan D: A Question Emerges: What Is a Family? 58 Conclusion: Research and Clinical Practice in a Changing Social Context 62

Response to Laura Benkov, "Lesbian and Gay Parents: From Margin to Center" (,S- Joan Laird A Narrative Approach to So-Called Anorexia/Bulimia 69 David Epston Fran Morris Rick Maisel Steps in the Process ofGening Free of Anorexia/Bulimia 71 Breaking the Spell of Anorexia/Bulimia 71 Turning Against Anorexia/Bulimia 75 Reclaiming a Life and Making an Appearance in It 78 Post-Liberation 80 From the Archive of the Anti-Anorexia (Bulimia) League Correspondence Between Fran Morrill and David Epston R2 (continued, next page) Journal of Feminist Family Therapy 48 An International Forum (continued) Volume 7. Numbers 1/2 1995

A Letler 10 David Epslon 97 Peggy Penn

The Discourse on Thomas v. Hill: A Resource For Perspeclives on Ihe Black Woman and Sexual Trauma 103 Jessica Henderson Daniel History of Sexual Violence 106 Race vs. Gender and the Silencing of the Black Woman 108 Social Construction of the Black Woman 110 The Reconstruction of the Black Woman 112 Case Examples 114 Conclusion 115

The HilllThomas Debale as Source For Underslanding Ihe Black Woman and Sexual Trauma: A Response 119 Elai/le Pinderl/llghes

Opening Therapy 10 COllversalions wilh a Personal God 123 Melissa Elliott Griffith The Entrapment of Knowing 125 From Certainty to Wonder 127 Conclusion 137

Response 10 "Opening Therapy 10 Conversalions wilh a Personal God" 141 Sall)'ann Roth

From Sluck Debale 10 New Conversalion on Conlroversiallssues: A Report From lhe Public Conversalions Projecl 143 Carol Becker Lallra Chasin Richard Chasin Margaret Herzig Sall)'ann Roth The Dominant Discourse in Polarized Public Debate 145 Dialogue as an Allemative 10 Polarized De hate 146 Bringing Clinical Skills to Work on Dialogue 147 Background on the Model 148 Outline of the Model 149 Guiding Objectives 151 Preparing PlU1icipants for a loumey into the New 152 Creating a Safe Context 153 Avoiding die Old Debate 154 Fostering Co-Creation of a New Conversation 155 Dialogue in Democracy 159

Commentary on "From Stuck Debale 10 New Conversalioll on Conlroversiallssues: A Report f.-om rhe Public Conversations Project" 165 MichaellVhite Journal of Feminist Family Therapy 49 An International Forum

VOLUME 7 NUMBERS 3/4 1995

EDITOR'S COMMENTS Janine Robens

Introduction 3 Joan Laird Robert·Jay Green

Special Double Issue Lesbians and Gays in Families: The Last Invisible Minority

Transgeneralional Homophobia in the Family: A Personal Narralive 15 Meme English

Reflections on "Transgenerational Homophobia in the Family" 29 Raben-Jay Green Joan Laird

Lesbians Choosing Children: Creating Families, Crealing Narratives 33 Cheryl Muzio

Two Moms: The Contribulion of the Planned Lesbian Family to the Deconstruction of Gendered Parenting 47 Valory Mitchell

Boundary Crealion and Maintenance in Male Couples 65 Thomas 11'. Johnson Michael S. Keren

Addressing Heterosexlst Bias in lhe Treatment of Lesbian Couples with Chemical Dependency 87 Sandra C. Anderson

Lesbian Couples and Childhood Trauma: Guidelines for TIlerapiSls 115 SllOshalla D. KerelVsky Dusty Miller

(continued, next page) Journal of Feminist Family Therapy 50 An International Forum

VOLUME 7 NUMBERS 3/4 1995

(continued) BOOK REVIEWS

Adoption and the Family System: Strategies for Treatment, by Miriam Reitz and Kenneth W. Watson 135 Family Bonds: Adoption and the Politics ofParenting, by Elizabeth Bartholet 135 Reviewed by Patricia Gorman

The Mother's Voice: Strengthening Intimacy in Families, by Kathy Weingarten 139 Reviewed by Thelma Jean Goodrich

The Courage to Raise Good Men, by Olga Silverstein and Beth Rashbaum 142 Reviewed by Susan J. Kraus

The Effect ofChildren on Parents, by Anne-Marie Ambet1 144 Reviewed by Joan Friebely

In Our Fifties: Voices ofMen and Women Reinventing Their lives, by William Bergquist, Elinor Greenberg and Alan Kiaum 146 Flying Solo: Single Women at Midlife, by Carol Anderson and Susan Stewart 146 Women Growing Older, edited by Barbara Turner and Lillian Troll 146 Reviewed by EI/en M. Berman

Letters of Correction and Apology 155 Journal of Gender Studies 51

Volume 4 Number 3 November 1995

Gail L. HawkfS. Dressing~Cp ~ cross-dressing and sexual dissonanct' 26]

Chris HopkifIJ. Elizabeth Bowen: realism. modernism and ge-odered idemi~· in her novels of the 19305 2i 1

Gabn"ella Lazaridis. Sexuali~' and its Cultural Construction in Rural Greece 281

Eiiem Grem & Ltwnt Cohm. ,,,,'omen's Business': afe women entrepreneurs breaking

new ground or simply balancing the demands of 'women' 50 work' in a new way? 291"

James Hanlon. The 'Sick' ',",oman: pregnancy discrimination in employment 315

Sobhlla Poona. Two Poems 325

REPORT Sheila Cunnison. Trade Unions and "'omen"s "'ay of Organising: a case from Northern Ireland 327

REVIEW ARTICLES Qilter Thea/)' (and Oscar Wilde): review essq)' by Roger Luckhurst 333

Feminism, Science and Technolog)': i"{conolable streams? by \Vendy Faulkner 3.1

BOOK RE\'1EWS Engendenng China: /L.men, culture and the SUIte (C, Gilmartin, G, Hershatter. L Refel & T. White, Eds) reviewed by Shirin Rai 3.9

CUlling Down Trees: gender. nutrition, and agn!ultural change in the JYorthml Province of Zambia, 1890--1990 (Henrietta L. Moore & Megan Vaughan! reviewed by Johan Pottier 350

The Bisexual Option (Fritz Klein), Bisexuality in the Ancient World (Eva Cantarella) reviewed by Sue George 351

Female Fetishism: a new look (Lorraine Gammon & Nlerja Makinen) reviewed by Sarah J Wilde 353

Crossing the Border: all erolic jOllmey (Kim Chemin) reviewed by Stevie Davies 354

Antisemitism, .lJisogyny, alld 1m Lagic of Cultural Difference INancy Harrowitz) reviewed by Derek Duncan 355

Shifting !dentltus-Shijiing Racisms: afeminism and pSJchology reader IKum-Kum Bhavnani

& Ann Phoenix l Eds) reviewed by Brec'hed Piette 357 (continued, next page) Journal of Gender Studies 52

Volmne 4 Number 3 November 1995 (continued) 77u l!mami(S if iRace~ and Gender-some feminist inten:entioTlS (Halch Afshar & ~lary \[aynard, Eds) rf\;ewed by Tineke E. Jansen & Garjan Sterk 358

Engmden·n.~ Business: mm and womell in Ihe corporal< '!ffice. 1870-1930 (Angel Kwolek- Follandl re,;ewed by Rosemary Pringle 359

Labollr's Dilnnma: Ihe gender politics 'If anlo u'orkas in Canada, 1937-1979 (Pamela Sugiman I, , J10men Challenging [nions: feminism. democral)' and mi/ilaJlry (Linda Briskin & Patricia \JcDennott. Eds) re,;ewed b\' Sheila Cunnison 361

Gendtr and Trade Lilions (Elizabeth Ll\\TCnce) reviewed by ~Iargaret Todd 363

Gmder Issues and Consumer Behaviour Uaneen Arnold Costa. Ed,) re\~ewed by Hazel Qureshi 364

Tourism: a gender mla{~'sis iYivian Kinnaird & Derek Hall. Eds) reviewed by Kate Purcell 365

["/lcmai" L;Iions and Brokm Lit'is: mamagf and d,l:oTa in England 1660-1857 (Lawrence Stone fc\iewed by Amanda Capern 366

fromen. Crime alld the Courts in Ear!r .\Iodem England Jenny Kennode & Garthine Walker. Eds re,;ewed by Elizabeth A. Stanko 368

77/t .'f;tage and SOfial St11lggle in Ear!)' .\Iodem England Jean E. Howard1- Gender and .-luthoritr in Sixteenth (~!ltll1)' AI/gland (.-\ruanda Shephard: re\;e\fed by Alison ~~~ ~

Class and Gmder in tarb' English Literature: intersections Britton j. Harwood & Gillian R. O,·ering. Edsi re,;ewed b,· Y.\1. O'\[ara 371

Liberating Literatlift. Feminist Fiction in Amenea .\lalia Lamet" re\lewed by Karen Kilcup Oakes 372

Publif Bodies--P,imte Stnlt'.}' Jane Brclue & Sally Rice, Ecis'! re\lewt'd by Elizabeth Chaplin 373

floml'll /i.-i,it Di,wbilities:jilllfld toias .\far:, \\'illmmh & Lillian Holcomb. Eds! re~ \icwC'ri by \ "irginia }. Iogg-ridge j 7S

Falhers and Dal/ghlers Sue Sharpe' te\;e",ed b," Sue Lees 376

Cm?JTontinl!. Rape: lhf jimini,f! anti-rapt" nlO/'fml'lII and thf Statl' :.'\ancy A. ~Iatthe\\'s re\iewed In' Susan }'[illns 377 Journal of Gender Studies 53

Volume 4 Number 3 November 1995 (continued) Singk WomfIL' on the margins? (Tuula Gordon) reviewed by Jane MiUar 378

lVomm in Pain IKaja Finkler) re"ewed by Jenny Hockey 379

Sati, the Bksrin.~ and the ClIrse: the bllming ofwives ofIndia (John Stratton Hawley, Ed.) re"ewed by Bhikku Parekh 381

Goingflr Gold: men,. mines and migration Cf. Dunbar ~.foodie & V. Ndatshe) reviewed by Angela Cheater 382

Made to PI~>' HOllse. Dolts and the Commercialization ofAmencan Girlhood, 183(}-1930 .:Vliriam Formanek-Brunelli re"ewed by Karen Kileup Oakes 38+

In a Chanot Drawn br Lions: the searchJor thefemale in dtl!y !Asphodel P. Long) re"ewed bv Audrev Dunne 385

The Discollrse ofSlmm: _·Iphra Sf/III 10 Toni MOITison I Carl Piasa & BettyJ. Ring, Eds: reviewed by John :Vlowat 386

H'omen Hhling Childbirth: modem discourses if motherhood ,Tess Cosslett) reviewed by :Vlaureen T. Reddv 387

TIle Hi/bu Cixous Reader' Susan Sellers. Ed.1 rc\i.cwed by ~Ierl Storr 388

Illegitimate Pou:er: bastards ill RmoisJollfe dramaAJison Findlay) reviewed b\' Lisa Hopkins 389

BOOKS RECEIYED 391

:\OTICEBO..\RD 395

:,\01'E5 0:\ CO:\-rRlBl"TORS 399

\ULL',\lE CO:'\TE.\:TS .-\.."D ..... LTHOR L"DEX TO \"QIX~IE -to 1995 Journal of 54 WOMEN &

AGING 1M

Volume 7 Number 3 1995

CONTENTS

FROM THE EDITOR Multiple Jeopardy or Multiple Resources? The Intersection of Age, Race, Living Arrangements, and Education Level and the Health of Older Women 5 Judith M. Hammond, PhD Caring for a Memory-Impaired Spouse: A Gender-Sensitive Perspective 25 Deborah L. O'Connor, MSW, CSW, DSW (candidate)

Women's Employment History and Their Post·Retirement Health and Resources 43 Judith H. Hibbard, DrPH

Older Unemployed Women and Job Search Activity: The Role of Social Suppon 55 John C. Rife, PhD

Long-Term Elderly Widows and Divorcees: Similarities and Differences 69 Namkee G. Chai, DSW

Ranking of Words Chosen to Describe Older Women in General and Older Female Relatives 93 Shirley A. Waskel, PhD

BOOK REVIEWS

The Validation Breakthrough: Simple Techniques for Communicating with People with Alzheimer's·Type Dementia, by Naomi Feil 105 Reviewed by Liz Kendall

Providing Community·Based Services to the Rural Elderly, edited by John A. Krout 108 Reviewed by Linda E. Piper 55

VOLUME 20. NO.4 LILITH WINTER 1995·96 D EPA B. T MEN T S

8 THE DECEMBER DILEMMA 30 SAVING DINA 2 FROM THE EDITOR by Sandell MOISe by Jean Shikman 3 LETTERS When her jewish son's Mayflower "I may not have room in the girlfriend draws him away from his apartment. but I have room in thE 4 KOL ISHAH-NEWS OF tribe, the author suddenly won­ heart." LILITH kicks off a new JEWISH WOMEN ders, "What was in my head when occasional column--Attruists- AROUND THE WORLD Ihung up Christmas stockings for with an account of the adoption, •A Tel Av"N museum paints them when they were kids?" So 50 years ago, of a Jewish war women out ofthe picture (literal­ what's Nu? Our children, as orphan (the first child su/Vivor to ly!) and three Pennsylvania artists always, are our best teachers. make it to America). Dina Rom's mount a counter-exhibit· Sexual courageous, empathic. worlkng- hanrassment in the Israeli worlk­ class "Mom," Frieda Shikiman, is fonce • Brown U. stages a night of 12 GENDER REBELLION still doing good deeds at 88. Jewish women's POWER! • In IN YIDDISH FILM Washington, Hillary Clinton and (IT'S MORE THAN two dozen other powerbrokers 34 "LA GRANDE RACHE.l li_ VICTOR/VICTO RIAl) court women donors to the UJA THE TRAGIC MUSE OF by Eve Sku/ar 27 THE CREATIVE EDGE THE COMEDIE FRANCAISE "Trouser roles" aren't just the Arts and crafts you can order by Rachel Kadish property of Marlene Dietnch and 38 NEW & NOTEWORTHY julie Andrews. Read here about Another jewish foremother who LILITH Reviews Rachel Calofs needs reclaiming, Rachel Felix Molly Picon's popular crossdress­ Story-from Russia to Devils (1821-1858) was Europe's first ing-and what the droll. surpns­ Lake, North Dakota in 1894; Ingly subversive world of Yiddish real theatrical star. Proud of her Ruby of Cochin; Dr. Ruth's jewlShness, wntten about by film reveals. What's gender Heavenly Sex and more. anxiety got to do with JeWISh Charlotte Bronte, Virginia Wool1 anxiety?? Lots. and Henry James, painted by 42 TSENA RENA Delacroix, she scandalized LILITH's tenrific resource guide to France (no easy feat) and new projects, videos, places to 18 THE EXPLOSION IN 1\ redefined theater. volunteer, anthologies looking for JEWISH WOMEN'S )1 ( your story, and more. POPULAR MUSIC .. by Rahel Mus/eah 44 THE WAYS WE ARE: Why? How? When? And-most SPILLING OUT impOitant-who? A joumalistJ THE WINE musician surveys the scene and by Deborah Eisenba

contenido contents

En realidad no nos lIamamos LOLA 2 Our name Is not all LOLA La subjetividad femenina La teoria y la politica de Ia diferencia sexual Helke Kahler! 4 Female SUbjeclivily The "alian Theory and Politics of Sexual Difference De la costa africana a las aguas brasileras La inmigrante Iemanja Neuza Maria de Olivera 8 From the African coast to Brazilian waters The immigrantlamanja GiobaJizaci6n y politicas de ajuste en Centroamerica Marla Rosa Renzi 12 Globalization and adjustment policies In Central America Bailando con el genero Sigrid Leitner, Katharina Seifert 16 Gender Dance lAla? lAla? lFrescia? Cabildeo, tecnologi8 e in·comunicaci6n Astrid Bant 20 Hellol Hellol Frescla? Lobbying, technology and in-communication EI discurso no pronunciado Gina Vargas 22 The speech wich was not said Gracias aDios se acab6! Historias y Geografias de Beijing Sonia Correa 24 Thank God, It's overl Histories and Geographies of Beijing La elica de Ia diversidad Rebeca Sevilla 28 The Ethics of Dlversily Autopista inform~lica Steffi Engert :It Information Superhighway Poder y competencia Entrevista a Caroline Abiodl1l1·llPY~Macualey, feminista de Sierra Leona ..' _.. :';'.>J:~_ .. :~':\;.~ii:'. Power and Competence Interview with Caroline Abiodun Roy-Macauley, feminist from Sierra Leone Transfonnar la utopia en realidad Feminismo como- proyecto emancipador Maja Wicki-Vogt 40 Transforming utopia Into reality Feminism as a project of emancipation Feministas en Iran Malena Laucero 46 Feminists In Iran No es no 47 No Is no El salvador en tiempos posguerra Clara Murguialday 48 EI Salvador in post-war times No solo una imagen... PeHculas de directoras arabes de cine 52 Not only one picture... Films of Arab women directors Discutir nuestras diferencias Sunila Abeyesekera 56 Dealing wilh our differences 57

VOLUME VI NUMBER 4

JANUARY/FEBRUARY 1996 features WOMEN OF THE YEAR: 42 Myrlie evers-Williams br Jill Pe/0' 44 Candace Gingrich by Adele M. Stan 47 Oseola McCarty by Marcia Ann Gillespie 48 Shannon Faulkner by Claudia Smith Brinson 50 Mimi Ramsey by Rita HenfeyJensen 53 Susan Sarandon by Gloria Jacobs 54 Anna Marfa Nieves by Carmela wgrorio Guerrero 56 AUllg San Suu Kyi by Gayle Kirshenbaum 58 Willow farey by Teresa Moore 61 Pre rna Mathai-Davis by Kristen Goldell 62 Bella Abzug by Gloria Steinem 64 Marcia Clark by Kate Rounds

66 MAOE IN THE U,S,A,: ASpecial Report on Sweatshops by lie/en lia news 12 What Went Righi and Wrong at the Women's Conference in Beijing b.Y Robin Morgan 21 NEWlWATCIl 22 OPINION: Out of Step with the Million Man March by .IIi,hele Walloce 23 Good News 1995: The Year in Review 27 NEWSMAKER: Will Shih Chi-ching Be Taiwan's Next President? by Gayle Kirshenbaum 28 CLIPPINGS by Kale Round, your health 30 Having OUf Soy by Adriane Fugh·8emwfI 31 PROFilE: Debra Fraser-Howze 32 HIV Tesling: Keeping II Confidential b, lihitn,,' Walker 33 HEALTH NOTES your work 34 Blue-Collar Workers: Breaking Through the Brick Ceiling by Patty Canlrf/t 38 FIRST PERsa" Julie Randolph 39 WORK NOTES arts 74 Divas Declare a Spoken-Word Revolution br £!'t'~\'n ,!fcDollnell 79 Esther Hynemall"s Lire Studi" 80 ARISWATCII byJenrllla BaWl/gUill/fa books

86 How the West Was \Vritten 0.\ JrJ:r1 UaUlt'1I 90 RE\lEWS departments

1 EDITOR"S PAGE by J/mfia AWl Gil!i'~Dit! 4 LmfRS 7 BlUETI:i BmRD 40 POETRY: The Sad History of the Sole-Pasting Woman by ClJwrol C/;Oflg 81 (JR.\pnl\E by Julie Fe/fler 82 Flcrto:i: freitod by Ursula Hegi 92 COi\~£rrlO;;s: The Second TillH' Around by Peat! Cleage 96 GlbT ROO\1: It's a Dirty Job but Everybody's Got To Do It by £Ii:abetll CJ'. LllflkiorJ \'0 Co\l\\UiT (inSide bock cover) .,.....; 58 .'!" " .. ' . -:i,;~,~·u's . _ :; ."}{;'. . I , A Journal abou(~men.md Society

I believe that cunning is not only morally wrong bill also politically inexpedielll, and have therefore always discounte­ nanced its use even from the practical standpoint. Mahatma Gandhi

NUMBER8l March-April 1994

2. Kirin Narayan Women's Songs, Women's Lives A View from Kangra

II. Madhu Kishwar Public Interest Litigation One Slep Forward, Two Steps Backward

24. Karen Gaul Exploding Myths WomenMen & Work in a Himachal Village

30. Film Review: Raja

31. Leela Gandhi Book Review: Women's Writing in India

33. KG Kumar Poem: Debauchery

'34. Ajeet Cour Story: Bloodhounds

43. Letters to Manushi MANlJSHI 59 \." , A JOllrnal ~bhl.li1V3~~

.. We are not born equal; we become equal as members ofa group on the strength ofour decision to guarantee ourselves mutually equal rights. "

Hannah Arendt, The Origins of Totalitarianism

No. 90 September-October 1995

Inside

2. Readers Forum

5. Sita Fights While Ram Swoons A Shakta Version of the Ramayan Thomas B. Coburn

17. Rejoinder: The Rani ofJhansi Not a Reluclanl Rebel Vljaya Mulay

20. Health: Handling Childbirth A Common~sense Approach Nutan Pandit

26. Folktale: The Girl who Brought Rainseed

28. Nutrition: Amta A Concentrated Energy Source Paige Passano

31. Report: Confidential and Secret The Sardar Sarovar Project & Access to Infannaticn Shripad Dhannadhlkary

35. Book Review: Goddesses: Textual and Spiritual Sarban! Sarkar

39. T.Y. Review: Much Sound, Little Sense Sevanli Ninan

oj I. Responses to Manushi 60 I . ' ) ·,,~i<:"U: AJournal abouf~4)mehand Society

'This is myselfand this is another. ' Be free ofthis bond which encompasses you about, Andyour own selfis thereby released

Saraba's 'Treasury ofSongs'

No. 91 November-December 1995

Inside

2, Readers' Forum

5. A Himalayan Catastropbe The Controversial Tehri Dam in the Himalayas Madhu Kishwar

17. OfPirs and Pandits Tradition of Hindu·MusJim Cultural Commonalities in Orissa Frederlque Apffel·Marglin

27. Tbe Motber in tbe "Fatber of tbe Nation" Vlnay Lal

31. Nutrition: Tbe Many Uses ofMethi Paige Passano

35. Film Review: Galige In Search of an Indian Identity Renuka Viswanalhan

37. Book Review: Verse and Worse Women's Poetry fron. Writer's Workshop Ruth Vanita

39. Folk-Tale: A Wortby Daugb'ter

~1. Responses 10 Manusbi 61

Global media monitoring study released t 4 Donna Allen: free speech does not mean freedom to harm 5 Men dominate discourse on religion 6 ~ Kids speak up about TV and its shortcomings t t 8 Dilemma: Correcting media images of women 12 62

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

Volume 24, Number 1 Wlnler1996

Women candidates still receiving less than serious coverage 4 Donna Allen: World's women ask for guidelines on portrayal 5 NY AFTRA panel hits continuing stereotyping on TV...... 6 Rising influence of women on films, TV production. For real? 7 Women, minority reporters slide into background on TV networks 12 ifery 63 -""-;;;;;;~-::;:;.p'aod ch2Q~Y OO~ On lh. 17 Predous essence. by Marie Micmk

Prematurity EssentiJlJous{orlalwrand birth. 19 Poslerlor labor. A pain In the bad< by Valerie El Halla Number 36 Ways to rorrecllhe condition with minimal inleroenlion. Winter 1995 22 Making a difference by Betty E. Walter An at-home mom is themost ctntral rolemodtl inherchild's life.

29 The role of nutrition In preterm labor by Anne Frye

Prelerm labor and inadequate malernal nutrition are linked.

OTHER FEATURES DEPARTMENTS

6 The Night of My Labor by Linda Kemp 3 Editor's Page A humorons take-cff on the classic holiday poem. 4 Poetry 14 Death before life by fennifer Hall 7 Networking A midwife cares for a rouple wilh an intrauterine death. 15 No more cranberry juicel by Sharon Glass fonquil 10 Tricks of the Trade A teen-ager pregnant wilh twins is diagtwsed wilh pyelonephritis. 11 Marion's Message 24 Tragic histories by Candace Whitridge PremciollS communimtors Safe environments help teen-flgers open lip to caregivers. 12 Question of the Quarter 26 Slopping the cycle by O,ellisa Brown by Lani J. Rosenberger Domestic violence and teen mothers. byMarfaCadaxa 31 Prematurity by Sharon Glass 'onquil Risk factors, callSes atld treatments. 44 Media Reviews 33 Premature babes by fudy Edmunds 46 News Birth slories from a Iwmebirth midwife. 48 Journal Abstracts Too small, too soon by Valerie £1 Halta 35 49 Calendar Identifying the loo,nan at risk for prematurity. 50 Classified AdverUsing 38 Island hopping by Toni Romp-Fnesen This Hawaiian midwife has the best of both worlds. 54 In My Opinion 41 Little Btack Book by Sharon Glass 'onquil The "M" word Pre/enn labor page for your no/ebook. by Sue LaLeike 42 Weaving a web of birth information by Donn. 001"",1 Zelzer 55 Photo Album Birtll infantlalion on the World Wide Web. 43 The most supportive things by Gloria ,. Lemay Women refled 011 the things tllat helped durillg their labors. 52 Posterior or Iransverse by Marjorie Dacko We "listened in" 011 an onlille chat. 53 Courageous or foolhardy? by '"de Kllrokawa Hallds-oll "practice" with a precipitous breecll birth. 64 MINERVA: Quarterly Report on Women andthe Military

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Volwne XIII, Nwnber1l 3 & 4 FallIWinter, 1995

Articles

NOW HEAR THIS: SELF PUBLISHI Marie Bennett Alsme>",r I

THE GOLDEN FOURTEEN, PLUS: BLACK NAVY WOMEN IN WORLD WAR ONE Richard E. Miller 7

CHANGING LAWS AND WOMEN OF COLOR IN THE U.S. MILITARY Brenda L. Moore 15

DUAL·SERVICE AND SINGLE PARENTS: WHAT ABOUT THE KIDS? Connie L Reeves 25

COMBAT IN THE COURTS: GENDER EQUITY IN THE MILITARY AN ANALYSIS OF SUPREME COURT VOTING BEHAVIOR Melanie McCoy 69

Reviews 97

Peter A. Soderbergh. Women Marines In the Korean War Era. By Joanne E. McFadden

Stephen B. Oates. A Woman olValor: Clara Barton and the Civil War. By David A. Rubenstein.

Maria Graeff-Wassink, Women ar Armse: Is Ghadaji a Feminist? By William H. Foster III NWSA 65 Journal

Vol. 7, No.3, Fall 1995

"G.I. Joes in Barbie land": Recontextualizing Butch in Twentieth.Century Lesbian Culture SHERRIE A. INNESS and MICHELE LLOYD.

A Source for Stowe's Ideas on Race in Uncle Tom's C'lbm JOSEPHINE DONOVAN . ... 24

"Handing the Power-Glasses Back and Forth": Women and Technology in the Poems of Adrienne Rich AUDREY CRAWFORD...... JS

Voltairine deCleyre: Sexual Slavery and Sexual Pleasure in the Nineteenth Century CATHERINE HELEN PALCZEWSKI ...... S4

Reports

Why Did We Not Become Feminists? Women in Poland EVA STACHNIAK .69

Mills-For Women Again: The Role of Women's Spirituality in the Effort to Remain a Women's College LINDA A. MOODY. . 81

On Learning and Teaching

In the Wake of Whispers: Formulating a Response to a Student Narrative on Abortion CAROL HAWKINS...... 95

Review Essays

Physicians, Science, and Women's Health LINDA A. BERNHARD .. 108

Margaret Fuller PATROCINIO SCHWEICKART .... 115

Book Reviews

A Poetics of Resist/wee: Women Writing in £1 Salvador, South Africa, and the United States by Mary K. DeShazer MARiA ROOF.. . 125

The Fiflies:!\ Women\- ()rallliqoI.l' hy Brett I \;\fvcy Un-AlIlcrit'tl/l Activi/ic\: A Mellioir of flw Fifties hy Sally Bl'lfwgl' YOUJ1){, W/lilL', and Ali.~('rill)]l': (:rowing (Jp "'1'JllI//e ill ,IJe flit/e's hy Willi Rrcines LORETTA STEC. . .. 127

['olilin rllld :';dJO]rllSlJip: fl'lllini.... 1 l\('al!ellJic 1t/1I1Iled,\ (lnrllhe [Jmclllc!it)/j of KI1fI\\'I(''',~e hy Paltic(' /\!d)\.'lllllllt LINDA SIIlHT LU

(continued, next page) 66 NWSA Journal

Vol. 7, No.3, Fall 1995 (continued)

Amerh'on W()mCll Writers: A CritiC/II Reference GuM/! {rom Colonial Times to rIJe PIC.~Cllt edited hy Carnl Hurd Green ami Mary Grimley Mason Modem American Women Wrilen: NoJile... ofT/wit Live,,, //nd Works-From Ihe 18705 to tile 11(/.'.'1/.'111 edited hy Elaine Showalter, Lea Hacchlcr, and A. Walton Lilz The Oxford Comptlllifll1lu Women's Wr;tjn~ ill the United Slllle.~ edited h}' Cathy N. Oavidson and Linda Wa~l1cr-Marlin NICOLE TONKOVICH...... 1.14

OUllaw eU/fIlfC: Ucsi,,,till,l{ RCpU'sCllllltitm.<; hy hl'll hOllk~ CARA I MARIANNA . 140

An Anthology of UUSSilltl Women's WTitill.~, 1777-1<)92 edited hy Catriona Kelly Dialogues/Dialog;: Litewly and Culturd} ExdwJl.'<:l's hctwecll (Ex-)Soviet and Americall Womell edited hy Susan Hardy Aihn, Adele Marie Barker, Maya Kore!leV;l, and Ekaterina Stetsenko Wom/'ll in UII.~Sjll: A Nt,\\, Fw ill UlI.~shllJ Pl'l1liniml edited hy Anastasia I'usadsk'lia Women jll UlIssia tllld the .)lIl'il't (Inion __ A/1 !\IJI/III//it'd HifJli(J,~ral'1J~'hy Rm:hdle Cohlhl'rg Rutlu.:hihl BARBARA EVANS CLEMENTS.. 142

Back Talk: l/.'ileMn,!:. Lmt Scit'es to SJlcah hy 10;11\ Wdmn MIRIAM KALMAN IIAltRIS...... 14H

Who CaresI Women, Carl'. lind ell/tllTC hy 'utia T. Wood Moral J>ilcnlHllIs of h:lIlilJi~lJI: "mstitl/lion. At/Ill/ell', (/WII\1lflftifJlI hy Lauric Shrage Feminist Theological Ethics edited hy lois K. Oaly Leshian Choices hy Claudia C:m! GAIL ,. STEARNS...... ISO

1995 NWSA Awards & Scholarships. IS(,

NWSANews...... IS7

Contributors .. ..1.'19

Announcements...... 162

Books Received. . .. 163

Index. ..166 67

december 1995 volume xxv, number 11 ac.tivism Protesting Playboy at Cornell University I Access to abortion: Weave 4 Girl speak: inteview with Liz Quinn on empowering girls 6 Creating a lesbian separatist strategy 8 My new thing: reflections on being an activist. 11 Feminist organizing in Nicaragua 12 Teaching selfdefense: the Santa Cruz Cooperative 16

special feature oob readers show their support ...... 20

regular News 3 Chicken Lady 19 68

january 1996 volume xxvi, number 1

conference coverage Women's Ordination Conference: Discipleship of Equ<1ls ..,. I

commentary Non-Negotiable Feminism . . 5 Fashion Take: Republicans on Pari\de . .. 9 Ungrateful: Words from a Working Class Lesbian ... 18 A Discouraged Activist ... .. 19

activism No More Shame: Marie Cartier and the Ditndelion \Varriors 6

reviews

Voices Unheifrd Sisters Unseen: A Video all Domestic Violence 8 The Prostitution of Sexuality. 14 Can Lesbians be Happy and Gay? . 16

regular News 3 Chicken Lady 20 Letters ZZ 69

february 1996 volume xxvi, number 2

contents coverslorv Listserves on the Internet for Women 12 analvsls Medical Research Excludes Women 1 commenlarv Is Feminism a Movement? 11 Women Can Stop Rape 15 Inlervlew Karla Jay speaks about Dyke Life 8 review Virtual EquaJlty by Urvashl Vald 10 regular News 3 Chicken lady 18 Letters 20 70 off urbacks a women'oS newsjournal

march 1996 volume xxvi, number 3 . THE INTERNATIONAL ~ WOMEN'S ISSUE ~

InlemaUonal

CHINA: TheReal Story at Belling 1

NIGERIA: The Women's Peace Movement •..•...... 7

CANADA: Macho Economics 12

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Nans Sadik Women, Population and Development. 1

Ishrat Shami Domestic Violence and Legal System: Critique ofState 5 Discrimination and Role of Feminist Groups (Bangla­ desh).

Anne McGown Working Chasing Shadows: AlIenation in Working 13 Women.

Shaheen Sardar Ali Are Women also Human? Women's Rights in Tribal 21 Areas: A Case Study of the Provincially Administered Tribal Areas ofPakistan.

Rahman, Islam & Haque Women in Family Decision Making in Rural Bangladesh.

Siti Rohani Yahaya Employment Patterns ofWomen in Malaysia, 1980-90. 39

Nausheen Ahmed The Postition ofWomen with reference to the Criminal 57 Justice System in Pakistan.

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M.A. Siddiqui Feminism· Rationale and Issues. A Review article. 65

Shaikh Aziz Shah Lateef Ji Shairi Mein Aurat Jo Roop (Images of 67 Women in Shah Latirs Poetry).

Views and News 71 Pakistan Journal ofWomen's Studies: 72 AIam-e-Niswan YoU, No.1, 1995

Harris Khalique From Writing to Direct Social Action: 1 Jilani Bano Speaks about herself and her Mission

CM.Naim Some other Man's Home: 5 A Short Story by Jeelani Bano

CM.Naim Parveen Shakir: 15 A Note and Twelve Poems

Perveen Shakir Women Poets of Pakistan 23

Asif Aslam Farrukhi An Evening of Caged Beasts: 27 Post-Modernist Women Poets in Urdu

Frances W. Pritchett An Evening of Caged Beasts: 33 and AsiC Aslam Farrukhi Post-Modernist Women Poets in Urdu (Translation)

Zeenat Hisam Fahmida Riaz: Life and Work of a Poet 43

Asif Aslam Farrukhi and A Meeting Place ofConquests: 53 Shah Mohammad Pirzada A Selection from Women Poets in Modem Sindhi

Akram Khatoon Role of First Women Bank Limited 67 for Development of Women Enterprises

Liu Chung-Tung Nursing and the Neo-Patriarchy in Taiwan 71

Jamal Khan Women at the Geneva Camp, 85 Mohammadpur, Dhaka: A Fight for Living

Zeenat Sulaiman Seasonal Patterns in Women's and 99 and Farid Midhet Infants' Mortality in Rural Pakistan

Shakila A. Rahman Maternal Mortality, 107 Maternal Health Care and Culture

Mehreen I1ahi' Behind the Veil: A Report' 121

VIews & News Campus Focus 123 Working Together Resource Centres and Libraries Journals and Newsletters Notice Board Reports PSYCHOLOGY 73 OF WOMEN QU~~RTERLY

Volume 19 Number 4 1995

Measuring Gender Discrimination and Its Impact Featured Article The Schedule of Sexist Events: A Measure of Elizabeth A. Klonoff 439 Lifetime and Recent Sexist Discrimination in Hope Landrine vVomen's Lives

Physical and Psychiatric Correlates of Gender Hope landrine 473 Discrimination: An Application of the Schedule Elizabeth A. Klonoff of Sexist Events Jeannine Gibbs Vickie Manning Marlene Lund

Gender Role Stress and Eating Disorders The Relationship Between Feminine Gender Role Denise M. Martz 493 Stress, Body Image, and Eating Disorders Kevin B. Handley Richard M. Eisler

Depression and Relationships The Relationship of Cender and Ethnicity to Linda Vaden Cra/ch 509 Self-Silencing and Depression Among College Margaret E. Bassett Students Sharon l. Anra

The Dependency Needs and Perceived Brenda J. Benridge 517 Availability and Adequacy of Relationships in Olga Eizner Favreau Female Adolescent Suicide Attempters

Work and Career Measuring Perceptions of the Working Joseph Stokes 533 Environment for Women in Corporate Settings Stephanie Riger Megan Sullivan

Mentor Relationships and the Career Elena L. Klaw 551 Development of Pregnant and Parenting Jean E. Rhodes African-American Teenagers Sexual Behavior Women's Perceptions of Female Contraceptive Michaela Hynie 563 Behavior: Experimental Evidence of the Sexual John E. Lydon Double Standard

Reviews The FeminiSt Classroom, by Frances A. Maher Carla Golden 583 and Mary Kay Thompson Tetreault

White Women, Race Matters: The Social Audrey J. Murrell 585 Construction of Whiteness, by Ruth Frankenberg

The Lenses of Gender: Transforming the Debate Margaret L. Signorella 586 on Sexual Inequality, by Sandra Lipsitz Bem

Emotional Abuse, by Marti Tamm Loring Suzanne Mann Zilber 588 74

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Gayla Reid 1 Introduction

Byma Barclay 3 Where My Mother Goes

Meredith B. 17 Degrees of Darkness Woodward

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Barbara Schott 32 The Farmhouse Poems

Margaret Schmidt 41 The Flood

Sa Croll 64 Billy Club Days

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Katherine Dodds Assumptions of the Virgins 2S sex and the feminist princess

Nancy Harvey Mary 28 "if you build a temple! Her Mother 32 thieves will find it"

Nancy Robertson The Mount 37 "he cannot take her home for Christmas ll Elizabeth Hoynes Hands 38 ghostly hands and an out-of-this-world massage MIchelle Bellrose The Conversation 42 "a mouthful of cold tea in The Sweater 43 a black cup" On Meeting with Desire 44

Margo Wheaton By a Bridesmaid 46 IIwe want to draw our fingers Jealousy 49 across her/like icing"

Lucy Jane Bledsoe Soldier Girl 51 a girl on the brink of womanhood

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AScholarly Journal on Black Women Vol. IX, No.2 (Summer 1995) EDITORIAL Jacqueline Jones Royster Capping a SageStone: The Final Issue 2

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Anne Yentsch Hot, Nourishing, and Culturally Potent: The Transfer of West Mrican Cooking Traditions to the Chesapeake 15 Nick McCarthy Authority, Orality and Specificity: Resisting Inscription in Sojourner Truth's "Ar'n't IAWoman?" ..30 Susannah B. Mintz A"Descent Toward the Unknown" in the Poetry of Ai.. 36 Natalie Hevener Kaufman Cleaning Up the Dirty Image: An African American FeminisVDomestidDetective on the Move 47 and Shirley Tolliver Geiger CLOSE-UP PERSONAL NARRATIVES Opal Palmer Adisa 1Must Write What I Know so I'll Know that I've Known It All Along 54 Andrea Benton Rushing Becoming Feminist: Learning from Africa, Part 1\\'0 , 58 Adele S. Newson Fulbright Narrative: The South African Experience 63 Elizabeth Briscoe-Wilson R\\'anda and Uganda: Contrasting Images ,, 67 Heather Neff Now That I Am Forever With Child 72

INTERVIEWS Brian Ward Sandi Russell: Rendering Her Song ,." ,",,," ,, , 76 Christine Loflin An IntelVie\v \vith Flora N,,'apa "" " "" 80 I\evin f'.1eehan "This Language Taking Shape"; An InteTView with r.1erle Collins 82

DOCUMENT

Sylvia rot. Jacobs The Sons and Daughters oi Africa: Nancy Jones, i'olissionary in Mozambique and Southern Rhodesia, 1888-189i 88

RESOURCE ROUNDUP

CONFERENCE REPORTS Martha L. Wharton Conierence Report on Black Women in the Academy: Defending Our Name, 1894·1994 90

Akua Duku Anokye Conierence Report on the Zora Neale Hurston Conierence ,, 92

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Attribution of Gender to a Gender-Unspecified Individual: An Evaluation of the People = Male Hypothesis 145 Rebecca Davis Menitt and Cynthia 1. Kok

Less is More: The Effects of Sexual Experience on Judgments of Men's and Women's Personality Characteristics and Relationship Desirability 159 Lucia F. O'Sullivan

Revisiting University Student Gender Role Perceptions 183 Sue Street, Ellen B. Kimmel, and Jeffery D. Kromrey

Parental Attachment and Gender-Role Identity 203 V. F. Haigler, H. D. Day, and D. D. Marshall

Gender Differences in the Value of Contributions to Intimate Relationships: Egalitarian Relationships Are Not Always Perceived to be Equitable 221 Pamela C. Regan and Susan Sprecher

Toy Selection for Children: Personality and Toy Request Influences 239 Donna Fisher-Thompson, Angela D. SallSa, and Teni F. Wright

Predictors of Conflict Over the Household Division of Labor Among Women Employed Full-Time 257 Joanne Hoven Stohs

BRIEF REPORTS Feminist Ideology as a Predictor of Body Dissatisfaction in Women 277 Michelle Dionne, Caroline Davis, John Fox, and Maria Gurevich

Women as Cues for Men's Approach or Distancing Behavior: A Study of Interpersonal Sexist Discrimination 289 Renee N. Saris, Ingrid Johnston, and Bemice Lott

The Association Between Gender Scale Measures and Gender Clustering in Recall 299 John Archer, Jane Smith, and Gwen Kilpatrick SEX ROLES 79 A Journal of Research

Vol. 33, Nos. 5/6 September 1995

CONTENTS

Gender Differences in Parent-Child Conversations About Past Emotions: A Longitudinal Investigation 309 Susan Adams, Janet Kuebli, Patricia A. Boyle, and Robyn Fivush Gender and Computers. II. The Interactive Effects of Knowledge and Constancy on Gender-Stereotyped Altitudes 325 Leonard S. Newman, Joel Cooper, and Diane N. Ruble Gender Differences in Attributions About Microcomputer Learning in Elementary School 353 Miranda D 'Amico, Lois J. Baron, and Mary Elizabeth Sissolls Self-Disclosure and Listener Verbal Support in Same-Gender and Cross-Gender Friends' Conversations 387 Campbell Leaper, Mary Carson, Cari/yn Baker, Heithre Holliday, and Sharon Myers The Relationship of Gender Discrepancy to Eating Disorder Altitudes and Behaviors 405 Courtney E. Johnson and Trent A. Petrie The Body-As-Object Versus The Body-As-Process: Gender Differences and Gender Considerations 417 Stephen L. Franzoi Women's Perceptions and Labeling of Sexual Harassment in Academia Before and After the Hill-Thomas Hearings 439 Mollie L. Jaschik-Hennan and A/ene Fisk BRIEF REPOKf Sexual Coercion in High School Dating 447 rn:ndy Patton and Mary Mannison

BOOK REVIEWS 459 80 SEX ROLES A Journal of Research

Vol. 33, Nos. 7/8 October 1995

CONTENTS

The Double Bind of Caregiving: Representation of Gendered Emotion in American Advice Literature 467 Stephanie A. Shields. Pamela Steinke, and Beth A. Koster Successful Women and Women's Colleges: Is There an Intervening Variable in the Reported Relationship? 489 Robert E. Ledman, lHarianne Miller. and Darrel R. Brown A Preliminary Scale to Measure Connected and Separate Knowing: The Knowing Styles Inventory 499 Kim H. Knight, Morton H. Elfenbein, and Jlllie A. Messina Dreams of Traditional and Nontraditional Women: Are Dream Aggression and Hostility Related to Higher Levels of Waking Well-Being? 515 Diane Handlin and Ross Levin Implications of Sex and Gender Differences for Self: Perceived Advantages and Disadvantages of Being the Other Gender 53 I Amie Conn and Elizabeth D. Vimn Ratings of Gender Appropriateness of Sports Participation: Effects of Gender-Based Schematic Processing 543 Nathalie Koivllia The Numbers Game: Gender and Attention to Numerical Information 559 Linda A. Jackson, Rllth E. Flellry, Jennifer L. Girvin, and Donna A. Gerard Right-Wing Authoritarianism, Political Affiliation, Religiosity, and Their Relation to Psychological Androgyny 569 Gidi Rllbinstein BRIEF REPORTS The Assessment of Gender Role Stress for Chinese 587 Catherine SO-klllll Tang and Bill Han-bill LOll Differential Gender Effects of Exposure to Rap Music on African American Adolescents' Acceptance of Teen Dating Violence 597 James D. Johnson, Mike S. Adams, Leslie Ashbllm, and William Reed BOOK REVIEWS 607 Sex Roles A Journal of Research 81

Vol. 33, Nos. 9/10 November 1995

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Gender Differences in Coping: A Further Test of Socialization and Role Constraint Theories 565 Sandra T. Sigmon, Annette L. Stallion, and C. R Snyder Romantic Partners and Body Image Disturbance: Further Evidence for the Role of Perceived-Actual Disparities 589 Stacey Tantlelf·Dunn and J. Kevin Thompson

Gender Role Conflict: The Interaction of Gender, Gender Role, and Occupation 607 Helen Luhaorg and Marilyn T. Zivian Gender Differences in Depressive Symtomatology: The Role Played by "Anxious Somatic Depression" Associated with Gender·Related Achievement Concerns 621 Brett Silverstein, Joanne Caceres, Lauren Perdue, and Verena Cimarolli Desirable and Undesirable Gender Traits in Three Behavioral Domains 637 Lina A. Ricciardelli and Robert J. Williams When Illness Is Perceived as Controllable: The Effects of Gender and Mode of Transmission on AIDS·Related Stigma 657 Jill Borchert and Cheryl A. Rickabaugh Preferential Selection and Stereotypes: Effects on Evaluation of Female Leader Performance, Subordinate Goal Commitment, and Task Performance 669 Kay E. McGlashan, Patrick M. Wright, and Blaine McConnick Parents' Gender·Stereotyped Perceptions of Newborns: The Eye of the Beholder Revisited 687 Katherine Hildebrant Karraker, Dena Ann Vogel, and Margaret Ann Lake Sex Roles 82 A Journal of Research

Vol. 33, Nos. 11/12 December 1995

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Children's Appraisals of Sex-Typed Behavior in Their Peers 703 Kelllleth J. ZlIcker, Debra N. Wilsall-Smith, Jallice A. KlIl1ta. alld Allita Stem Stereotypes About Children with Traditional and Nontraditional Gender Roles 727 Carol Lyllll Martill The Influence of Social Comparison with Less Fortunate Others on 1hsk Performance: The Role of Gender Motivations or Appropriate Norms 753 Pascal Hllgllet alld Jeall-Marc Mollteil Dating Characteristics Leading to Unwanted vs. Wanted Sexual Behavior 767 Roseallll Halllloll, David S. Hall, Todd Kllntz, Sonja Van Laay, and Jellllifer Williams Men's and Women's Perception of Non-Consensual Sexual Intercourse 785 Allgela T. Hat/ery Freetly and Emily W Kalle The 1990s: Gender Differences in Parenting Roles 803 Diane E. Wille Effects of Modeling on the Use of Nonsexist Language Among High School Freshpersons and Seniors 819 Chl1stopher Crall in and Sawsan Jreisal Masculinity and Hockey Violence 831 Marc D. Weinsteill. Michael D. Smith, and David L. Wiesellthal ANNOUNCEMENT 849 SIGN S 83 Journal of Women in Culture and Society

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277 Edirorial Lisa Disch and Mary 278 When a Looker Is Really a Bitch: Lisa Olson, Jo Kane Sport, and the Heterosexual Matrix Dawn Skorczewski 309 What Prison Is This? Literary Critics Cover Incest in Anne Sexton's "Briar Rose" Barbara Kosta and 343 Interview with Jutta BrUckner Richard W. McCormick Constance \Y.!. Hassett 374 Siblings and Antislavery: The Literary and Political Relations of Harriet Martineau, James ~lartineaul and Maria Weston Chapman

REYI£W ESSAYS

Ann Waltner 410 Recent Scholarship on Chinese Women Lisa D. Brush 429 Love, Toil, and Trouble: Motherhood and Feminist Politics

Bool( RnlEWS

Sandra Gunning 455 The Coupling Convention: Sex. Text, and Tradition in Black Women's Fiction by Ann duCille; Written by Herself: Literary Production by African American Women, /746-1892 by Frances Smith FOSler; Domestic Allegories of Politkal Desire: The Black Heroine's Text at the Tum of the Century by Claudia Tate Fr"ln'Yoise Lionner 459 The Politics of the Essay: Feminist Perspectives edited by Ruth-Ellen Boetcher Joeres and Elizabeth Mittman; Telling Women's Lives: The New Biography by Linda Wagner·Martin; Recdsting Autobiography: Women's Counter Fictions in Conte,.nporary German Literature .md Film by Barbara Kosta

Kathy Alexis 463 Victorian Heroines: RepreseNtations of Psomiacles Femininity in Nineteenth-Century l.iteralure and Art by Kimberly Reynolds and Nicnla Humble; The Afterlife of Property: Domestic Security and the Victorian Novel by Jeff NunokaW3j Outside the Pale: CU/ttlrtlt Exclusion, Gender Difference. mId the Victorian Woman Writer by Elsie B. Michie

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(continued) Stanlie M. James 467 Making Stories, Making Selves: Feminist Reflettions on the Holocaust by R. Ruth Linden; White Captives: Gender and Etlmicity on the American Frontier by June Namiasj Barred: \'(Iomell, \Vriting. and Political Detention by Barbara Harlowj The Politics of Cruelty: An Essay 011 the Uterature of Political Imprisowne1lt by Kate Millcu Sandra Morgen 472 Visible Women: New Essays on American Activism edited by Nancy A. Hewitt and Suzanne Lchsock; W011lell, Community. ami the Hormel Strike of 198.\-1986 hy Neal• .I. Schleuning

Lydia Hamessley 475 Cecilia Reclaimed: Feminist Perspectil1es 011 Gender and Music edited hy Susan C. Cook and Judy S. Tsou; Musicology and Difference: Gender and Sexuality in Music Scholarship edited by Ruth A. Solie Judith Roof 478 Wild Desires and Mistake" Identities: Lesbianism mId Psychoanalysis by Noreen O'Connor an(1 Joanna Ryall; The Prtlcficc of Love: Lesbian Sexuality and Perverse Desire by Teres~ de Lauretis Nina Pelikan Straus 482 Fruits of Jler Plume edited hy Helena Gosdloj A lJistory of Russi,m Women5 \'(Iriti1lg:, 1820-1992 by C.rrion. Kelly; Dialogues/Dialogi: Literary and Cultttral Exchanges hetweelt (fx)Sovief and American Women hy Susan J Inrdy Aikt'I1, Adde Maric Bnrker. Mayn Korencva, and Ekaterina Stetsenko; Red Women on the Silver Screen edited by Lynne Attwood Janet Shibley Hyde 488 Practicing Feminisms, Reconstructing I's)'cholog)' by Jill G. Morawskij On the Sholliders of \'(Iomen hy Ilene J. Philipson Jean Quataert 491 Romanticism ami Gender by Anne K. Mellor; Feminism. Socialism, and French Rommlficism by Claire (;oldhrrg Most·s alld Leslie \V'nhl Hahille

Shirley (lcok~lil1 I.illl 494 Crith",lIPcrs/l('ctillcs WI Natillc American Fictinn edited ilnd compiled hy Richard F. F1cck; All My 1~l'!l1li/'('s: C0I1111l1mil)' in CoWelll/mrllry Ethnic American l.iteratHres by Bonnie TuSmith; Mulcs (/nd J)rag01/s: Po/mlar Cultural Images in the Selected Writi1lXs oj" S IGNS 85 Journal of Wornen In Culture and Society

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(continued) A{r;Cclu-Amcrict111 and Cbilll'sc-AJlIcrica1l Women Wr;It.'rs by Mary E. Young Jennifer Glass 499 Beyond Economic Man: Feminist Theory and Economics edited by Marianne A. Ferber and Julie A. Nclsonj The Economic Status of Wome" ""der (:a/J;talism: l11stitutionaJ Eomomics aud Feminist Theory edited hy Janice Peterson anti Doug Brown; Unequal nurdcJ/: Economic Crises, Persistenl Pfwerty aud WOlHl'IIS Work edited hy Lourdes Belll'ria

Birgitre Soland 502 Between the Fields and the City: Women, Work, aud Family in Russia. 1861-1914 by Barbara Alpern Engel: Civilization without Sexes: Reconstructing Gender ill Pastu/ar France, 1917-1927 by J\·lary Louise Roberts; Making Peace: The Reconstruction ot Gender in Interwar Britain by Susan Kingsley Kent Catharine Randall 507 Textuality and Sexuality: Reading Theories and Practices edited by Judith Still and Michael Wonon; The Language o( Sex: Five Voices (rom Northern France around 1200 by John W. Baldwin Gail Kligman 509 Women in the Face o( Change: The Soviet Union, Eastern Europe and China edited by Shirin Rai, Hilary Pilkington, and Annie Phizacklea; Cinderella Goes to Market: Citizenship, Gender and Women's MOlJements in East Central Europe by Barbara Einhorn; Gender Politics and Post-Communism: Reflections (rom Eastern Europe and the Fonner Soviet Union edited by Nanette Funk and Magda Mueller

COMMENT ANO R£PlY

Yvonne Zylan 515 Comment on Fraser and Gordon's "A Genealogy of Dependency: Tracing a Key"vord of the U.S. Welfare Srare" Nancy Fraser 531 Reply to Zylan

537 United States and International Notes 541 About the Contributors 547 Notice to Contributors 86 Social Politics

INTERNATIONAL STUDIES IN GENDER, STATE, AND SOCIETY

Volume 2 Number 3, Fall 1995

Introduction 241 SONYA MICHEL

Family Policy and Women's Citizenship in Mitterrand's France 244 JANE JENSON AND MARIETTE SINEAU

Legitimate State and Illegitimate Parents: Donor Insemination Politics in Sweden 270 PETRA LILJESTRAND

The Predicament of New Rights: Suffrage and Women's Political Power from a Local Perspective 305 MAUREEN A. FLANAGAN

Perspectit ." The Culture of Politics: Traditional, Postmodern, Cold-modern, and Warm-modern Ideals of Care 331 ARLIE RUSSELL HOCHSCHILD

Contributors 347

Index 349 -0- -o-u-r-n-e·r 87 TbeWomen's Forum December 1995 Vol, 21, No.4

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OUR HISTORY IN NEW YORK BY LINSEY ABRAMS Ra'ieflled by /)0/11111 '\//fgrl/ CALENDAR HOT PICKS, COMMUNITY BUllETIN BOARD. mGROUPS • 90 -0- -(tU-f-n-e-f TheWomen's Forum March 1996 Vol. 21, No. 7

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POETRY

Kate Abbe Closet 5 Lori Anderson Reading Chora? (A Condensed Duet) 6 Marilyn E. Carmen For Our Grandmother Who Was Committed to the Harrisburg State Hospital ,,.,,, 10 Jeanette Clough Cain ." "."" ,., .. 11 Eurydice's Song ,,,, .. ,,. 12 Frances Driscoll Difficult Word ,, , 13 Here, Among Old Roses ,,,,,,,. 14 Shannon Ebner .,,,, My Portuguese Desert Poem ,, .. , .. , ... 15 Belle Gironda """ smoke burbles below the ladder , .. , .. 16 jil hanifan ... , .... , aha now I see .', ", .. ', ".. 17 unfinished ,' , ,. 18 Jane Hilberry Dreaming of Where He Could Carry Them , 19 Lori Horvitz ',,,. Dreaming in Tongues ."""""., 20 Life Inside a Dixie Cup ... ,' .... , 21 Abigail Howell ... ," The Husband Tries to Explain the Disappearance of His Wife """""" 23 Tess Lecuyer """ The Woman Who Swallowed ,,. 25 Susan Luzzaro Comrade "'" ,,,,.,, 26 Peggy Munson ,., .. My Sister and I Talk About the Divorce, ,,. 27 Eileen Myles , .. Autumn Blues ,.,,,,,, 28 An Explanation , .. ,,,,,,. 30 The Open & the Close , ', 31 Jo Roberts .... , ... I'd like to kiss your belly sail . .,,., .. 33 Cornelia Maria Savu . Between Parallel Mirrors .,,,,, .. , .. 34 A Hazy Morning , ,,., .. 35 A Locket ..... ", ,., ,., ..... 36 Love Poem at the Foot of the Deforested Hill 37 Love Poem at the Mirror .. , ... , .. , .... 38 A Morning Fit for Writing Your Memoirs .. , 39 Susan Sindall . ,', .,. Under the Big Top, My Swing Waits. ,.,,. 40 Phyllis Stowell ...... The Mare 42 Susan Terris The Thread 44 Rachel Webster A Mother's Death-the Soundings 45 Elizabeth Wright She-Crab Soup 46 Katharine Wright In the Unit ,, 49 Knife Meditation 50

SPECIAL FOCUS: AVANT·GARDE WRITING

Janice Eidus The Murder of Juanita Appel 52 Katharine Haake The Land of Scutpture 61 Joyce Hinnefeld ..... Jump Start 80 Fanny Howe As Like As Not , 86 Janet Kauffman ..... Angelo's a Hero Here 88 The High Romance of Four , 89 The Privacy of a Gtobat Thing 90 The Water Tabte, There /Its , .. 91

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Nancy Krusoe and Jan Ramjerdi excerpt from Geosynclines 93 Nadya Lawson Journal Entry, 29 July t994, France 104 Ursula K. Le Guin Sunday in Summer at Seatown 107 Laura Marello Revani ...... 109 Cris Mazza excerpt from Dog People 112 Ilene Miele Seaspeak 120 Ursule Molinaro Architecture of Intelligence 133 Lou Robinson and Ellen Zweig excerpt from Surveillance 138

ART

Carolee Schneemann Until/ed and Images from Fresh Blood- A Dream Morphology 144

FICTION

Linsey Abrams Varied Prospects 148 Perle Besserman .. .. Wyoming 158 Lucinda H. Coffman . Space People 165 Jenny Cornueile Red Shoes 175 Kathleen de Azevedo. The Life of Catherine Falletti: Women Walling in the Fourteenth Century 190 C. Anne Fisher One Among Four 197 Adrienne GreenHeart . Kathy Acker 203 Mina Kumar There's No Place Like Home 204 Lori Sambol Building Pyramids 215 Susan Volchok Nanny Rose 224 Esther Wiilison Fairy Tales 229 Marianna Wright Lichtenberg's Flowers " 240

CONTRIBUTOR NOTES

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AFTERWORD

266 93

Contents No. 32

Winter 1995/96 ~ Strife

Letters . . 2 Twin Leaks and Hackney Outings Jill Radford on the Jane Brown affair . . 3 Zero Commitment Liz Kelly alerts feminists to some little-publicised legal changes affecting the treatment ofdomestic violence 9 ClarNa mEan Women's Agenda for Peace in Northern Ireland... . 17 Lost in Translation: Non-Sexist Language Debbie Cameron is irritated by a new crop of language guidelines.. . 20 Redstockings Manifesto We reprint a radical feminist classic.. .. 29 Straight Talking Stevi Jackson charts a course through the debate on feminism and heterosexuality.. . 31 Screening Women Out Dee Dee Glass explains why feminists get a raw deal in TV...... 39 Survivors and Supporters: Working on Ritual Abuse Kate Cook and 'The A-Team' take up the issues surrounding satanic ritual abuse ...... 46 Fundamental Questions: From Southall to Beijing Rachel Wingfield interviews Hannana Siddiqui about the UN Women's Conference ...... 53 Equality Now: Update Tess Rumble reports ...... 63 Feminist Political Consciousness vs. Ideology An extract from Kathleen Barry's new book The Prostitution ofSexuality . .. 67 From the Ediror 239 94

~ ARTICLES It'I On Not Being La Malinche: Border 243. 0- 0- Negotiations of Gender in Sandra Cisneros's .... "Never Marry a Mexican" and lIWoman Hollering Creek" j ~ Jean W,'at< ...... ~ Queering The Yellow Wallpaper? 27J Charlotte Perkins Gilman and the Politics of Form ",V') Jonathan Crewe

IIOedipal \\'ith a Vengeance"; Narrative, Desire, 295

The Three Faces of June: 309 Anai's Nin's Appropriation of Feminine Writing .S L,netle Fdber N Between Science and the "New Psychologyll: 325 .. An Examination of H. D. 's Sociohistorical Consciousness

e S,nanne )oung :::l Z iC/) ..f.... ARCHIVES

- George Haggerty Z \'(Iritten fry Herself: Literary Production by 384 Afrkan American \'(Iomen, /746-1892. ~ ...l'l> ~ By Frances Smith Foster. Minnie's Sacrifice, Sowing and Reaping, Trial N and Triumph: Three Rediscovered Novels fry S· Frances E. \'(I. Harper. Edited by Frances Smith Foster. Maryemma Graham and Gina Rossetti Cmwenions and Vi~ions in the \VririnK5 of 387 African,American \'Vfmlen. By Kimhcrly Rae Connor. Kimberly N. Brown

The Real Life of Mary Ann Evans: George Eliot, 389 Her Leucrs and Her Fiction. By Rosemarie C/)"" Bodenheimer. Christine L. KTtu!~er L~ The Christina Rossetti Exhibition. National 391 'T1 Portrait Gallery, London. ~ Joseph A. Kestner -'" The Apparitional Lesbian: Female Homosexuality 392 '"\JI and Modem Culture. By Terry Castle. I Sharon Marcus ~

The Practice of LJVe: Lesbian Sexu"lity and 395 and Pen)er.~e De.~ire. By Teresa de Laurclis. Paula Bennett

ANNOUNCEMENTS

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( :l)NTR IIII In)RS 96 U.S.-JAPAN W01\1EN'S JOURNAL A Journal for the International Exchange of Gender Studies ENGLISH SUPPLEMENT NUMBER 9 1995

Special Issue: Writing Japanese Women/Japanese Women Writing edited by Sandra Buckley

Introduction Sandra Buckley 3 --(";/I-O!>f9~3";/

Literature and the Institution: Erasure ofWomen in Schools' Kokugo Chieko M. Ariga 7 - Jt!j!: aUJ!l : lEii!i~'t('FfIr.:l"d It7.> :ofRJm(7) "-k"

Bound by Blood: Female Pollution, Divinity, and Community in Enchi Fumiko's Masks Nina Cornyetz 29 -*~:~.Jt~(7)r-kIDJ~:l"d~7.>-k(7):of~.N~. ~~~=~~-

Sexuality, Textuality, and the Definition of the "Feminine" in Late Eighteenth-Century Japan Susan Griswold 59 -181!ttc1Jt¥ 13:$:1r.:l"dlt7.>t 9 ~ ~ 71) ~ ~ -. ~~A~~71)~~-. 7~~=";/(7)~~

The Gendering and Regendering of Medieval Japan Thomas Keirstead 77 - y~";/,y-1t. fI}Y~";/!>f-1t

"Poison Woman" Takahashi Oden and the Spectacle of Female Deviance in Early Meiji Christine Marean 93 -~~:~~:td~~~~mM(7)~~~R-k(7)A~9~9N

Positioning Subjects Globally: A Reading of Yamada Eirni Richard Okada III - ::l:J*:a:7"o-/{}\/Ir.tiLlil--5lt7.> : ilJS3M:~H~u WOMEN 97 a cultural review

VOLUME 6 NUMBER 2 AUTUMN 1995

Contents

WOMEN THINKERS The Fiddler, the Angel and the Defiance of Antigone: A Reading of Edith Simcox's 'Autobiography of a Shirtmaker' 143 NORMA VINCE Passion, Politics, Philosophy: The Work of Edith Simcox 166 GILLIAN BEER Introducing: Love between Us 180 LUCE IRIGARAY Berthe Monsat: Inventing the Psyche 191 MARY JACOBUS Testifying Theory: Womanist Intellectual Thought 200 VALERIE LEE Gender Uncertainties and the Limits of Psychology 207 LYNNE SEGAL The Women Fellows' Jubilee 220 JOAN MASON \'Vhy Female Intuition? 234 MIRANDA FRICKER

REVIEWS Kate Fullbrook and Edward FuUbrook, Simone de BeauvoirandJean~ Paul Sartre. The Remaking ofa Twentieth-centur)' Legend. Toril Moi, Simone de Beauvoir: The Making ofan Intellectual Woman 249 MARY EVANS Diane Elam, Feminism and Deconstruction: Ms. en Abyme 253 JANE MOORE

LISTINGS

Compiled by BARBARA ROSENBAUM 256 "Everything You Need to Know": How Women's Magazines 98 Structure Prenatal Diagnosis for Women over 35 59 Anile Beaulieu, MA Abby Lippmall, PhD

BRIEF COMMUNICATION

Fluid Intake in Women with Premenstrual Syndrome 75 Margaret Mareall, MEd Ceillwen E, CUllllllillg, PhD Eugene E. Fox, PhD David C. Cummillg, MBChB

BOOK REVIEWS Charles R. King, MD, Editor The Doctor's Guide to Chronic Fatigue Sylldrome, by David S, Bell 79 Reviewed by Don Purcel/, MD Volume 23 Number 3 . Ullequal Treatmell/, by Eileen Nechas and Denise Foley 81 1995 Reviewed by Judy Norsigiall

UII/il the Cure-Caringfor Women with HIV, by Ann Kurth 85 Reviewed by Robert Jacobsoll, MD Abandolled to Their Fate: Social Policy and Practice Toward Severely Retarded People in America,IS20·1920, by Philip M. Ferguson 87 Reviewed by James W. Trell/, PhD Surrogates and Other Mothers: The Debates over Assisted Reproduction, by Ruth Macklin 90 Reviewed by Nallcy E. Reame, RN, MSN, PhD

Sexual Cultllres and the COllstructioll ofAdolescelll Idell/ities, edited by Janice M, Irvine 93 Reviewed by Lore Nelsoll, MD

Depressive Symptomatology in Single Women Heads of Households in Puerto Rico: A Comparative Analysis Nilsa M. Burgos, DSW Mal)' Clare Lellllon, Phd Milagros Bravo, PhD Josue Guzm{lII, PhD

The Influence of Demographic Characteristics, Menopausal Status, and Symptoms on Women's Attitudes Toward Menopause 19 JoEl/en Wilbur, PhD, RN, CS Arlelle Miller, PhD, RN, CS Alldrew MOil/gamelY, PhD Role Strain and Psychological Well-Being in Women with Systemic Lupus Erythematosus 41 Alisoll Karasz, BA Suzalllle C. Ouellette, PhD Women &. 99

TherapyDl Volume 17, Numbers 1/2 1995

Feminist Foremothers in Women's Studies, Psychology, and Mental Health Part I

Editors' Note xxi UFag Hags," Firemen and Feminist Theory: Girl Talk on Amtrak 195 Foreword xxill Judi Addelston Phyllis Chesler Michelle Fine Esther D. Rothblum Ellen Cole Lesbian Feminist Fights Organized Psychiatry 205 Nanelle K. Ganeell A Leader of Women Phyllis Chesler Interviewed by Ellen Cole A New Voice for Psychology 213 Carol Gilligan Incest: A Journey to Hullabaloo 25 Lori Farnsworth /...Quist: Armstrong On Being a Feminist and a Psychotherapist 229 Working with the Light: Women of Vision 33 Miriam Grunspan Nancy Azara Roxonne M. Green Judy Hennan: Cleaning House 243 Judith L. Herman Working on Gender as a Gender~Nonconfonnist .43 Amy J. Ojerholm Sandra lipsitz Bern Revolutionizing the Psyche of Patriarchy 251 By My Siste" Reborn 55 Shere Hlte Teresa Bernardez Melissa J. Perry Feminism: Crying for Our Souls 265 Women's Psychology, Goddess Archetypes, and Patriarchy: bell hooks A Jungian Analyst, Feminist Activist, Visionary Feminist Foremother 71 Progress Notes 273 Jean ShJ'noda BoJen Ellyn Kaschak JoAnn Clausson Pauline Rose Clance: The Professor from Appalachia 155 Notes of a Feminist Therapy "Foredaughter" 87 Pauline Rose Clance Laura S. Brown Amy J. Ojerholm

Spiritual Dandelions 97 Feminist and Activist 163 Zsuzsanna Ernese Budapest Florence L. Denmark Kathryn T. Downey Fighting Sexual Abuse 171 The Fitting Room 103 Andrea Dworkin Sandra Butler Teri Brooks

"Weak Ego Boundaries"; One Developing Feminist's Story 113 Bridging Feminism and Multiculturalism 187 Paula J. Caplan Jessica F. Morris Oliva M. Espln Judy Chicago, Feminist Artist and Educator 125 Judy Chicago Laura Meyer

Becoming a Feminist Foremother 141 Nancy J. Chodorow 100 Women

Th:apy" Volume 17, Numbers 3/41995 Feminist Foremothers in Women's Studies, Psychology, and Mental Health Part II

Editors' Note xv Reminiscences, Recollections and Reflections: The Making of a Feminist Foremother 407 Foreword xvii Lynne Bravo Rosewater Phyllis Chesler Esther D. Rothblum From Suburban Housewife to Radical Feminist 419 Ellen Cole Florence R/lsh Nicole Rich Working with Feminist Foremothers Politicizing Sexual Violence: A Voice in lite Wilderness 425 to Advance Women'5 Issues 283 Diana E. H. Russell Gwendolyn P. Kelto Adele Jones A Feminist in lite Arab World 435 Nawal El Saadawi Enlightened, Empowered and Enjoying III 291 Mary E. IVillmlllh Jane Knowles

Feminist Reflections from the Wheat Fields 301 A Late Awakening 443 Harriet Lerner Rachel Josefowilz Siegel Dana Osowiecki Elisabeth Traumann

Who Ever Thought I'd Grow Up to Be Count Me In 459 a Feminist Foremother? 309 Theo B. Sonderegger Bernice Loti Reclaiming the Sacred 469 Starhawk Jennifer Connor When Aphrodite Called I Listened 325 JoAnn Lolilan Steps Toward Transformation: A Conversation Jeanine C. Cogan wilh Gloria Steinem 477 Gloria Sieinem Learning from Women 335 Jean Baker Miller Anna Myers-Parrelli Amy S. Welch Catharine R. Stimpson: Charting the Course of Women's Studies Since Its Inception 489 Adventures of a Feminist 347 M. Kay Jankowski Kate Mil/ell Betsy Hinden A Woman Undaunted: Bonnie R. Strickland 495 Kalhleen M. Shanahan Foremothers/Foresisters 361 Ginny NiCarIhy Some Contribulions to Feminisl Research in Psychology 507 Sandra Schwartz Tangri Testing the Boundaries of Justice 373 Suzanne Pharr The Transmogrificalion of a Feminisl Forcmother 517 Diane M. Felicio Lenore E. A. Walker Words of Honor: Contributions of a Feminist Art Critic 383 An Unlikely Radical 531 Arlene Rm'en Elizabeth Friar Williams Jean Pieniadz

Feminist Anthropologist Anointed Foremolher! 391 Ruby Rohrlich WOMEN IN FRENCH STUDIES 101 Volume 3, Fall 1995

Foreword 1 Colette T. Hall

Introduction , 3 Colette T. Hall

Article.

Who was Jeanne Flore? Subversion and Silenced 7 in Les conIes amoureux par madame Jeanne Flore Carolyn M. Fay

Rethinking the Universal, Reworking the Political: ..... 21 Postmodem Feminism and the French Enlightenment Natanio Meeker

Why Write as a Woman?: The Riccoboni·Lacios _ 34 Correspondence A.ntoinette Sol

Reconsidering Flora Tristan's Narrative Art 45 ,\fary Rice~DeFo.ue

Identity Politics and Confessional Acts: . .. 55 Suzanne Voilquin's Souvenirs d'une fllle du pellple AllnieSmart

Unica ZOrn et un Surrealisme affolant . .64 Alanine DelmlLt

Eurydice et Persephone: paradigmes revisites . . 82 par Cixous et Chawaf .\felka Zupantif

Breaking the Silence: Michele Sarde's. . 90 Ifistoire d'Eurydice pendant 10 remontee Liedeke Plait!

Revision and Revolution: Writing Women. .100 into M~1h and History Patrice J. Proulx

Re",riting the Story in Tassadit Imache's . . 112 Vne Fille sans histoire SUlanlreland

Le Passe: Point focal du pre.ent dans. . 12J I'oeuvre d'Annie Emaux Claire·Lile Tondeur

Espace (eminin et image divine: vers . . 138 une definition de la religion dans Pluie el vent slIr Teillmee Miracle de Simone Schwarz-Bart Maria A1UlgTlOltofJQUlou·Hiellcher

WIF Membership . . 148

WIFStudie. Order Form . .. 150 102

VOLUME 4 • NUMBER 2 • FALL 1995

ORIGINAL INVESTIGATIONS Scholarly Productivity as a Function Of Graduate Training, Workplace, and Gender Dr. Susan K. Kovar and Dr. Virginia Overdoif 1

Exercises in Empowerment: Toward a Feminist Aerobic Pedagogy Leslie D. Haravon 23

A Comparison of Fat Utilization During Exercise: Walking and Swimming Dr. Laurie M.Grubbs .45

Coincidence-Anticipation Timing Harry J.Meeuwsen, Sinah L. Goode, and Noreen L. Goggin 59

REPORT ON CONFERENCES 1995 ICHPERSD World Congress 77 WISE Conference Review 83 Conference Announcements 112

BOOK REVIEWS Women and Sport: An Interdisciplinary Perspective 113 The Secret Between Us, Competition Among Women 123 Women, Sport, and Culture 127

INFORMATIONAL ITEMS IAPESGW Membership Application Forms 131 Wishperd 133 Women's Sports Foundation 135 Invitation to Apply for Editor 139 Special Call for Manuscripts 140 WSPAJ Author Guidelines 141 Bijaper Subscription Order Form 145 WSPAJ SUbscription Order Form 148 WOMEN'S ARTi 1m A WOMEN'S ART LIBRARY PUBLICATION No 68 January/February 1996

CONTENTS

EDITORIAL 4

FEATURES

Text, Textile, Sex and Sexuality 5 Janis Jefferies on fibre art

Glass Celling in Cyberspace? 10 Shirley Read on new technology

INTERVIEW

Things you always wanted to do but were afraid to 12 Heidi Reitmaier talks to Georgina Starr

PROFILES

Trans·Atlantic Metamorphosis 16 Penelope Curtis on Jana Sterbak

Painting Transformations 18 Libby Anson on Nicky Hodge

JlnlSterbak IWoMYC

Playing to the Gallery 19 Nancy Proctor on GraVity'S Angels Silhouettes 29 Dalia Manor on Varda Getzow I 00,1 Don't 22 Janice Cheddie on the Frith Street Gallery exhibition Wildflowers, Women and the Law 30 Alison Rowley onJo Darbyshire Making landscape 24 Sally Rice on Jane Brettle Look Both Ways 31 Althea Greenan on Interference ...The Wearing of Beasts Heads... 26 or nothing new under the Sun Life? or Theatre? 32 Mary Sara on Sandy Sykes Astrid Schmetterling on Charlotte Salomon

An Uncanny Sense 27 Sometimes the First 34 Melissa feldman on Wendy McMurdo Hiroko Hagiwara reports on the Korean Biennale

Hidden Garments 28 Caryn Simonson discusses the performative LISTINGS 36 104 Women's History Review

VOLUME 4 NUMBER 41995

Randl Davenport. Thomas Malthus and Maternal Bodies Politic: gender, race, and empire 415 Linda Rozmovlu. New Woman Meets Shakespeare Woman: the struggle over the figure of Portia in England in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries 441 Carol Dyhouu. The British Federation of University Women and the Status of Women in Universities, 1907·1939 465 louise Ryan. Traditions and Double Moral Standards: the Irish suffragists' critique of nationalism 487 Nicky Hallett. Anne Clifford as Orlando: Virginia WooJrs feminist historiology and women's biography 505 Rebecca Rogers. Schools, Discipline and Community: diary·writing and schoolgirl culture in late nineteenth-eentury France 525

BOOK REVIEWS Women's Studies in the 1990s: doing things differently? (Joanna de Groot & Mary Maynard, Eds) and Introducing Women's Studies (Diane Richardson & Victoria Robinson, Eds) reviewed by Gabriele Griffin, Julia Bush & Lesley Holly 555 Husbandry to Housewifery: women, economic change and housework in Ireland 1890·1914 (Joanna Bourke) and We Are But Women: women in Ireland's history (Roger Sawyer) reviewed by Margaret Ward 556 Parachutes and Petticoats: Welsh women writing on the Second World War (Leigh Verrill·Rhys & Deirdre Beadoe, Eds) and Comrade or Brother? The History ofthe British Labour Movement, 1789·1951 (Mary Davis) reviewed by Hilda Kean 559 Medieval London Widows, 1300-1500 (Caroline M. Barron & Anne F. Sutton, Eds) reviewed by Ann Kettle 560 After the Victorians: private conscience and public duty in modern Britain (Susan Pedersen & Peter Mandler, Eds) reviewed by Helen Jones 561 Wisps ofViolence: producing public and private politics in the turn.of.the·century British novel (Eileen Sypher) reviewed by Sally Ledger 563 The Art ofMidwifery: early modern midwives in Europe (Hilary Marland, Ed.) reviewed by Alison Bashford 565

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I • 2 EDITORIAL: WOMEN AND GLOBAL COMMUNICATION

3 • 8 WOMEN AND THE UNITED NATIONS GENERAL ASSEMBLY 50th SESSION: Spt.• Dec. 1995, New York COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN, 40. SESSION, March 11 - 22, 1996 CEDAW: Commi"ee on the Elimination of Discrimination of Women, 15th Session IWRAW: Int. Women's Rights Action Watch: Report to CEDAW NGO·FORUM FOURTH WORLD CONFERENCE ON WOMEN, Report available Infernationol Women's TRIBUNE Centre USA Commitments at 4th World Conference on Women - reports UNEP - UN Environment Programme: 'Women need to be Equal Partners at UN' INSTRAW: Towards a fair portrayal of women In the media II Publications Status of ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH at UN questioned UNDP: Women and the new Trade Agenda II ILO: Protection of Home-workers 9 • 10 WOMEN AND INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS: CLEARINGHOUSE VACANCIES I EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES: WHO· World Health Organization II FAO - Food and Agriculture Organization II UNAIDS II UNESCO· Educa­ tional, Scientific and Cultural Orgo.nizotion of the UN II UN SECRETARIAT and more II • 20 WOMEN AND DEVELOPMENT WOMEN ARE CHANGING THE WORLD -A 20 YEAR RECORD: A Conversation with Dr. Krishna Ahooio-Potel, Presidenl Women's World Summit Foundation TRANSFORMING DEVELOPMENT: Women, Poverty and Politics by Margaret Snyder. Book Review by Fran P. Hasken DAUGHTERS OF THE EARTH: The Environment and Development collaborative Web WOMEN'S WORLD SUMMIT FOUNDATION: Prize for Creativity in rural life BRIDGE - Briefings onDevelopmenl and Gender 21 • 25 WOMEN AND HEALTH WOMEN'S EXPERIENCES OF ABORTION IN THE WESTERN PACIFIC REGION: World Health Organization Regional Office, Manila The MICRONUTRIENT Experience 2nd REGIONAL WOMEN'S TRADITIONAL MEDICINE WORKSHOP: Proceedings The MARGARET SANGER Papers Project WOMEN and PHARMACEUTICALS· A Healthy Balance RESOURCES: Mothers and Children II Report: Campaign against Maternal Mortality II Reappraising Population Policies Asia and Pacific II International Midwife /1 Women's Global Network for Reproductive Rights /1 Africa Women and Health 26 • 28 FEMALE GENITAL AND SEXUAL MUTILATION SUMMARY OF FGM LEGISLATION in USA: Federal and State FGM a Public Health Issue also in ITALY New CANADIAN Criminal Code Amendment on FGM proposed FATWA issued in CHAD against film-maker showing excision 1ESOURCES: STOP Female Genital Mutilation II The Childbirth Picture Book 29 • 31 WOMEN AND VIOLENCE PLANETARY VIOLENCE against women ~ 50S Sexism/ France PAKISTAN: A Study of Domestic Violence :"The Hoven becomes HeIP' USA: Domestic Violence alarmingly .high (continued, next page) 106

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(continued) 32 38 WOMEN AND MEDIA UNESCO: Jounalists look at Woments Issues 1/ MEDIA Technology II International Women's MEDIA FOUNDATION II WOMEN'S PUBLICATIONS AND JOURNALS from EUROPE, ASIA and PACIFIC. AFRICA, CANADA, USA ond more 39 • 48 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA UNITED ARAB EMIRATES: The changing Status of Women, on Overview. ISRAEL: The status of women IRAN: Country Report for Fourth World Conference on Women AFRICA: Gender in Africa: the Issue~ on ECA (Economic Commission of Africa) view BURKINA FASO: Analysis of the status of women The GAMBIA: Meetings and Reports for Fourth World Conference on Women UGANDA: "Visible ot Last" • NGO Contributions II ZIMBABWE: WILDAF Bulletin SOUTH AFRICA: Program for Development 1/ ZAMBIA: Infant mortality growing 49 • S8 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: ASIA AND PACIFIC INDIA: Country Report for Fourth World Conf. on Women II Women's Voices NEPAL: legal Rights of women, a summary PAKISTAN: Discrimination and Abuse of Pakistany women AUSTRALIA: Office of the Status of Women II Women's Book Review CHINA: Program of Development of Women: 1995-2000 II The Situation of Women JAPAN: The Status of Women and Work II Yokohama Women's Forum

59 • 69 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: EUROPE

EUROPEAN UNION: Women in the ECE Region - Fourth World Conference "Call for Adiont! II Women of the European Union, an overview II WIDE: living and Working II Towards alternative economics NORDIC COUNTRIES: Women make Decisions SWEDEN: Shared Power I Responsibility: National Report for World Conference NORWAY: An overview of Women's status and health FINLAND: The Slatus of Women· Council of Equality TURKEY: Women in statistics II FRANCE: Women's Alliance for Democracy RUSSIA: Women face violence and corruption II Men abandon wives and children 70 • 76 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: AMERICAS ARGENTINA: CEM· Centro de Estudios de 10 Mujer - Program and Publications TRININDAD and TOBAGO: More Women are elecled • CAFRA reporls HAITI: The Status of Women: Report to Fourth World Conference on Women UNITED STATES: The President's Inter-Agency Council on Women II Affirmative Action a Women's Issue II Seventh International AWID Forum Sptember '96 1/ Women's Research and Education Institute· W.R.E.1. II Women Alumnae act against discrimination at Harvard II Sixth Annual Women's Studies Conf. Oct 1/ Notional Women's Studies Assoc. Conference, June. II Girls kept out of school by Arab parents in USA 77 • 80 INFORMATION OF INTEREST: INTERNATIONAL World Federation of UKRAINIAN Women's Org. Fourth World Conference Stalement WllPf . Women's International League for Peace and Freedom II Homeworker'S Association II Internationol Clr. for Restarch on Women II WISTAT • Women', Indicators and Statistics Data Base II CLADEM: Human Rights for the 21st Century II Int. Partnership Network II Inl. Centre for Cross Cultural Research on Women 107

1 Margo Culley' Silver Rights: A True Story From the Front Lines ofthe Civil Rights Struggle by COllStance Curry 4 Letters 5 Irene Elizabeth Stroud. Virtual Equality: The Malnstreamlng ofGay and Lesbian Llheration by UrvashJ Vaid 6 Gail Pool. The Diaries ofDawn Powell: 1931·1965 edited by Tim Page; My Home Is Far Away by Dawn Powell 7 Diana Postlethwaite· Our Vampires, Ourselves by Nina Auerbach 8 Edith Milton· Writing and Being by Nadine Gordlmer 9 Meryl AJunan • FemlnisllnterprelatlonsofSimone de Beauvoir edited by Margaret A. SImoIlS; Simone de Beauvolr: The Making ofan Intellectual Woman by TorU Mol; Hipparchla's Choice: An Essay Concerning Women, Philosophy, elc. by Mlchtle Le Doeujf 11 Elizabeth Deeds Errnarth • George Eliot, Voice ofa Century: A Biography by Frederick Karl; The Real Life of Mary Ann Evans: George Eliol, Her Lellers and Flcllon by Rosemary Bodenheimer 12 Rebecca Steinitz • An Obsession with Anne Frank: Meyer levin and the Dwry by Lawrence Grayer; The Diary ora Young Girl: The Delinltive Edition by Anne Frank 13 Isabelle de Courtivron· Elnslein's Wife: Work and Marriage In the Lives of Flye Greal Twentieth·Cenlury Women by Andrea Gabor 14 Nan Levinson. Sex Wars: Sexual Dissent and Political Cullure by Usa Duggan and Nan D. Hunter; XXX: A Woman's Righi 10 Pornography by Wendy McElroy 15 Linda S. Kauffman· Femlnlsms In the Cinema edited by Laura PietropaoUJ and Ada Testa!erri; The Unruly Woman: Gender and the Genres ofLaughter by Kathleen Rowe 17 Elsa Dorfman· Unlilled by Diane Arbus 18 Sharon Sievers' Japanese Women: New Feminist Perspectives on lhe Past, Present, and Fulure edited by Kumiko Fujimura·Fanselow and A/suko Kameda 18 Barbara Cully' Two Poems 19 Madelon Sprengnether' Freudians and Feminisls by Edith Kurzweil; New Maladies of the Soul by Julia Kristeva 20 KayaM Short· The Cook and the Carpenler by June Arnold; Sisler Gin by June Arnold; Riverlinger Women by Elana NachmanJDykewomon; Lover by Bertha Harris; Giye Me Your Good Ear by Maureen Brady 22 Patrice Clark Koelsch. Cultural Sniping: The Arl ofTransgression by Jo Spence I 24 Books Received 108

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1 MaIy Lowenlhal Felstiner· A Cross ODd a Star: Memoirs oIaJewlsb GlrilD Cblle byMarjorie Agosln; Recovered Land by AUcla Niuck;; A WomOD In Amber: H08llDg \be Trauma 01 War and ExIle by Agale Nesaule 4 leiters 5 ludith Grossman • The House on the Lagoon by Rosarla Fm' 6 Elayne Rapping' The RoosIer', Egg: Oil \be Perslsten« 01 PreJudk:e by Patricia Willianu 7 Emily Toth. Swindler, SP1, Rebel: \be c...rldence Woman la NlDeleenth·Century Amerlal by Kathleen De Grave 8 Sharon Uebennan • Informed Constat bylohn A. Byrne 9 Vivian G

1 Carol Stemhell • The Adoption Reader: Birth Mothers, Adoptive Mothers and Adoptive Daughters Tell Their Stories edited bySusan Wadia-Ells 4 Lellers 5 Margaret M. Russell· Arrlean American Women Speak Out on Anita Hili-Clarence Thomas edited by Geneva Smitherman; Race, Gender and Power In America: The Legacy ofthe Hili-Thomas Hearings edited by Anita Faye Hill and Emma Coleman Jordan 6 Rebecca Gonion. Unspeakable: The Rise ofthe Gay and Leshlan Press In Amerlca by Rodger Streitmaller 7 Janette Turner Hospital· ForeIgn ParIs by Janice Galloway 8 Leora Tanenbaum· The Centerfold Syndrome: How Men Can Overcome Objectification and Achieve Intimacy with Women by Gary Brooks; Male Mylhs and Icons: Masculinity in Popular Culture by Roger Horrocks; White Guys: Studies In Postmodern Domination and Difference by Fred Pfeil 10 Judith Banington • Blue Pastures by Mary Oliver 11 Carol Anshaw • Another Mother by Ruthann Robson; Toward Amnesia bySarah Van Arsdale 12 Diana Postlethwaile' From the Beast to the Blonde: On Fairy Tales and Their Tellers by Marina lVa,ne, 14 Marge Berer' Doclors of Conscience: The Struggle 10 Provide Abortion Before and Arter Roe v. Wade by Carole Joffe; The Story ofJane: The Legendary Underground Feminist Abortion Service by Laura Kaplan 15 Maggie Garb. Women Builders and Designers: Making Ourselves at Home by Janice Goldfrank 16 Bettina Aptheker • From Wedded Wife to Lesbian Life: Stories ofTransformation edited by Deborah Abboll and Ellen Fa,mer; Joining the Tribe: Growing Up Gay and Lesbian in the '90s by Unnea Due 17 Jennifer Komreieh • Runaway: Diary of a Streel Kid and Fresh Girls and Olher Stories by Evelyn Lall 18 Bea Medicine· Lost Bird ofWounded Knee: Spirit ofthe Lakota by Renle Sansom Flood; Compleling the Circle by Virginia Driving Hawk Sneve 20 Francine Prose· Arranged Marriage by CMtra Banerjee Divaka,uni 21 Sheila Bienenfeld • The Cosl ofCompetence: Why Inequailly Causes Depre".ion, Eating Disorders, and Illness In Women by Brell Silvers/ein and Deborah Perlick 21 Miriam Levine' Two Poems 22 Jamie Owen Daniel· Resident Allen: Feminist Cultural Criticism by Jane/ Wolff 23 Books Received 110

WOMEN'S RIGHTS LAW REPORTER

Volume 16, Number 2 CONTENTS Winter 1994

ARTICLES: Supreme Court Reaffirms Meritor and Refines Requirements for Hostile Work Environment in Sexual Harassment Suits: The Impact of Harris v. Forklift Systems, Inc. Stuart L. Bass...... 53 Eugene T. Maccarrone Speaking Up! Speaking Out! The Power of Student Speech in Law School Classrooms Rita Sethi ...... 61

The New Jersey Equal Rights Amendment: A Documentary Sourcebook Robert F. Williams ...... 69 NOTES: The Reasonable Woman Standard After Harris v. Forklift Systems, Inc.: The Debate Rages On Sharon J. Bittner...... 127

The 14th Amendment and Sexual Consent: Statutory Rape and Judiciary Progeny Luisa A. Fuentes 139 111 165 You Can Heal Your Life: The Invention of New Subjectivities in a Brazilian Landscape ...... Claudia de Lima Costa Miriam Pillar Grossi < Z~ 0 c::r- 177 Recipes for Change: Weekly Help for Indian Women ~ nO tT1 O~ Radlta Sarma Hegde ~ co ~m z ~Z 189 Helping!?: Images and Control in Japanese Women's c:: Magazines ~ C:vi Reiko Hayashi '"tT1 ZVl ;:0 ...... , N 'T1 nc: 199 Codependence and the Politics oflnner Resistance :> r- ~Cj r- Maria Mas/ronard; ...... ~ ...... '" m '"U1 0 Vl 209 I Don't Have a Great Body, But I Play One on TV: The Celebrity Guide to Fitness and Weight Loss Z in the United States

Elizabe/h Arveda Kissling

217 A Feminist Critique of Self-Help Books on Heterosexual Romance: Read 'Em and Weep

Vic/aria Leta DeFrancisco Penny O'Collnor

229 Talk, Sex, and Self-Help: Hite and Men's Power Anxiety

Cheris Kramarae

107 Helping Our Selves: An Introduction Vic/aria Leta DeFrancisco

III OIT the Shelf Salvation: A IlcllIinist Critique of Self-Help Maureen Ebben

123 Women Reading Self-Help: Themes of Separation and Connection Debra Orodin

135 Lifting the Curse of Bve: Women Writers and Advice Literature on Childbirth Cheryl Rose Jacobsen

153 Mothers as Others: The Construction of Race, Ethnicity, amI Gender in Self-Help Literature of the 1940s Julie H. Weiss WOMEN'S STUDIES INTERNATIONAL FORUM 112 VOLUME 18 NUMBER 3 1995 MAY-JUNE

CONTENTS WOMEN IN FAMILIES AND HOUSEHOLDS: QUALITATIVE RESEARCH

JANE RIOBENS 247 lntroducing qualitative research on women in families ROSALIND EDWARDS and households

10 VANEvERY 259 Delreconstructing gender: women in antisexist living arrange­ ments

ANDREA DoUCET 271 Gender equality and gender differeoces in household work and parenting

MIRI SONG 285 Between "the front" and "the back": Chinese women's work in family businesses

TINA MILLER 299 Shifting lx>undaries: exploring the influence ofcultural traditions and religious beliefs of Bangladeshi women on antenatal interactions

NATASHA S. MAlm-fNER 311 Postnatal depression: the significance of social contacts between mothers

LINDA BELL 325 Just a token commitment? women's involvement in a local babysitting circle

DIANE REAY 337 A silent majority? mothers in parental involvement

CAROL-ANN HOOPER 349 Women's and their children's experiences of sexual violence: rethinking the links

JACKIB BARRY 361 Care~need and care~receivers: views from the margins

BOOK REVIEWS

CELIA HAWKESWORTH 375 Cinderella Goes to Market. Citizenship, Gender and Women s Movements in East Central Europe by Barbara Einhorn

PATSY HALLEN 375 Ecofeminism by Maria Mies and Vandana Shiva

JEONG-LIM NAM 376 Women i" Korean Politics bv Chune.hee Sarah Soh

MARISA ANNE PAGNATTARO 377 Women in the Criminal Justice System, 3m ed. by Clarice Feinman

LAURAA. WAcKwm 377 A Straighl Woman:' Guide 10 Lesbianism hy Mikaya Heart

CELESTE MICHElLE CONDIT 378 An Unfinished Revollftion: Women and Health Care in America ediled by Emily Friedman

REVIEW ARTICLE

MARY KENNEDY 381 A review of selected UK Women's Studies texts

385 Biographical Statements

Feminist Forum: News, Conferences, Reports WOMEN'S STUDIES INTERNATIONAL FORUM 113 VOLUME 18 NUMBER 4 1995 JULY-AUGUST

CONTENTS

JUDITH S. LEWIS 387 Princess of parallelograms and her daughter: math and gender in the nineteenth century English aristocracy

DoNNA M. HUGHES 395 Significant differences: the conslruction of knowledge. objectivity, and dominance

ALISON ADAM 407 Artificial intelligence and women's knowledge: what can femi~ Dinst epistemologies tell us?

MIRIAM CHING Y OON LoUIE 417 Minjung feminism: Korean women's movement for gender and class liberation

COUMBA MAR GADIO 431 Survival or empowennent? crisis and temporary migration among CAlllV A. RAKOWSKI the Serer millet pounders ofSenegal

BRENDA S. A. YEO" 445 Childcare in Singapore: negotiating choices and constraints in a SHIRlENA HUANG multicultural society

BARBARA L. MARSHALL 463 Communication as politics: feminist print media in English Canada

BEVERLEY SKEGGS 475 Women's studies in Britain in lhe 1990s: entitlement cultures and institutional constraints

BIRGIT BROCK-Urns 487 Feminist Didaktik - the why, what, and how to teach women

REPORT

ANNETfE BURFOOT 499 In-appropriation - a critique of Proceed with Care: final report of the Royal Commission on New Reproductive Technologies BOOK REVIEWS

ARLENE GRIFFEN 507 Daughters of the Pacific by lohl de Ishtar

JANE CAFARELLA 508 Weddings and Wives - Many Women Want to Have Weddings, Few of Them Want to be Wives edited by Dale Spender

MARIAN SAWER 508 Trust the Women: Women in the Federal Parliament by Ann Millar

JOYA MISRA 509 The Nordic Countries - A Paradise for Women? edited by Brit Fougner and Mona Larsen·Asp

511 Biographical Statements

Feminist Forum: News, Conferences, Reports 114 WOMEN'S STUDIES INTERNATIONAL FORUM VOLUME 18 NUMBERS 5/6 1995 SEPTEMBER-DECEMBER

CONTENTS

LYNNE AnwOOD 513 Men, machine guns. and the mafia: post-Soviet cinema as a discourse on gender

CEllA ROBERTS 523 Faking it: the story of "ohh!" SUSAN KJppAJ( CAllfERINE WALDBY JUNE CRAWFORD

GRAZYNA ZAJoow 533 Caring and nurturing in the lives of women married to alcoholics

JULIE MELIA 547 An honest human body: sexuality and the continuum of resist.ance

MEG MAGUIRE 559 Women, age. and education in the United Kingdom

CLARA H. GREED 573 Public toilet provision for women in Britain: an investigation of discrimination against urination

MARY MADDEN 585 Necessary narratives: Toni Morrison and literary identities

ANITA HARRIS 595 If I had a hanuner: violence as a feminist strategy in Helen DIANA BAKER Zahavi's Dirty Weekend

ELiZABE11-1 SAKELLARIDOU 603 The Kaie of the Kare - or Persephone's optics: the case of Pam Gem's Deborah:SO Daughter RESEARCH

ISABEL DVCK 611 Women talking: creating knowledge through difference in cross­ luDm'! M. LYNAM cultural research JOAN M. ANDERSON

CA'rnLEBN ARMSTEAD 627 \yriting contradictions: feminist research and feminist writing

REPORT

RACHEL L. OSBORNE 637 The continuum of violence against women in Canadian universities: Toward a new understanding of the chilly campus climate

647 Biographical Statements

Feminist Forum: News, Conferences, Reports

xvn Volume 18 Contents and Author Index , ill n s Wo e 115 Q ~-a-~--:~t~d--e-ir-i-;

Volume XXIII. Numbers 3 & 4 Fail/Winter 1995 •

3 Editorial

NEW DffiECTIONS FOR FEMINIST PEACE STUDIES 9 Women's Studies, Peace Studies, and the Difference Debate, Linda Rennie Force)' 15 Engendering a Peaceful Planet: Ecology, Economy, and Eco· feminism in Comtemporary Context, Yllestra King 22 New Historical Perspectives on Gendered Peace Studies, Frances H. Early 32 Jane Addams's Peace Activism, 1914-1922: A Model for Worn· en Today? Kathryn Kish Sklar 48 Introducing Feminist Perspectives into Peace and World Secu­ rity Courses,j. Ann Tickner

GENDER AND THE CUlTURE OF MILITARISM 58 Feminism and Militarism: A Comment, bell hooks 65 "The Great War in Modern Memory": What Is Being Re· pressed? Claire M. Tylee 78 "I Am Loath to Recall"; Russian Women Soldiers in World War II, Svetlana Alexieuich 85 Another Record: A Different War, Margaret R. Higonnet 97 Forging a New Army out ofOld Enemies: Women in the South African Military,Jacklyn Cock I 12 Soldaderas: New Questions, New Sources, Elizabeth Salas I I7 Gendered Identities in Conflict: The Israeli·Palestinian Case and Beyond, Simona Sharoni 136 Riding the Hyphens ofFeminism, Peace, and Place in Four· (or More) Part Cacophony, Christine Sylvester

POETRY 147 In San Salvador I & II, Grace Paley 150 Don't Destroy the World, Ellen Bass

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152 Wheat and Dried Flowers 153 Into a War 154 Birthing, Rochelle Mass TEACHING: REFLECTIONS, RESOURCES, AND REFERENCES 155 Daughters, Fathers, and Vietnam: Reflections on Teaching the War at a Women's College, Susan Zeiger 170 One Woman'sJourney into the World ofWomen's Peace His· tory. Harriet Hyman Alonso

Syllabi 183 Women, War, and Revolution, Roxamze DUllbar 188 The Promise and Pitfalls ofTeaching Feminist International Relations 189 Syllabus: Gender in the International Political Economy, L. H. M. Ling 193 U.S. Women: War, Peace, and the Military, Amy Swerdlow 198 Militarism, Pacifism, and Feminism in Modern History. Blanche Wiesen Cook and Sandi E. Cooper

Bibliography 214 Teaching about Women from a Peace Studies Perspective: An Annotated Bibliography ofResources on Conflict, Peace, and Justice, Lynne M. Woehrle 249 Newsbriefs

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