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WOMEN'S STUDIES LIBRARIAN

The University of Wisconsin System

EMINIST ERIODICALS A CURRENT LISTING OF CONTENTS

VOLUME 11, NUMBER 1 SPRING 1991,

PublishedbySusanSearing, Women'sStudies Librariant University of Wisconsin System 112A Memorial Library 728 State Street Madison, Wisconsin 53706 I (608) 263-5754 EMINIST ERIODICALS A CURRENT LISTING OF CONTENTS

Volume 11, Number 1 Spring 1991

Periodical literature is the cutting edge of women's scholarship, , and much of women's culture. Feminist Periodicals: A Current Listing of Contents is published by the Office 0' the University of Wisconsin System Women's Studies Librarian on a quarterly basis with the intent of increasing public awareness of feminist periodicals. It is our hope that Feminist Periodicals will serve several purposes: to keep the reader abreast of current topics in ; to increase readers' familiarity with a wide spectrum of feminist periodicals; andto providethe requisite bibliographic information should a reader wish to subscribe to ajoumal or to obtain a particular article at her library or through interlibrary loan. (Users will need to be aware of the limitations of the new copyright law with regard to photocopying of copyrighted materials.)

Table of contents pages from current issues of major feminist journals are reproduced in each issue of Feminist Periodicals, preceded by a comprehensive annotated listing of all journals we have selected. As publication schedules vary enormously, not every periodical will have table of contents pages reproduced in each issue of ff. 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 (i' 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 EE all English-language feminist periodicals with a substantial national or regional readership, with an emphasis on scholarly journals and small press offerings. We do not include publications which, though feminist in philosophy, do not focus solely on women's issues. Nor, with few exceptions, do we include newsstand magazines. We are also forced to omit periodicals which lack a complete table of contents. We encourage feminist serials to build a full table of contents into their regular format to facilitate the indexing feminist literature sorely needs.

Interested readers will find more complete information on feminist periodicals in The Index/Directory of Women's Medja published annually by the Women's Institute for Freedom of the Press (3306 Ross Place, NW, Washington, DC 2(008); and in Women's Periodicals and Newspapers: A Union List of the Holdings of Madjson Area Libraries, edited by James P. Danky, compiled by Maureen E. Hady, Barry Christopher, and Neill E. Strache (Boston: GK Hall, 1982).

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

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Feminist Periodicals (ISSN 0742-7433) is published by Susan E. Searing, UW-System Women's Studies Librarian, 112A Memorial Library, 728 State Street, Madison, WI 53706. Phone (608) 263­ 5754. Compilers: Linda Shult, Ingrid Markhardt. Graphics: Daniel Joe. Publications of the Office of the UW-System Women's Studies Librarian are available free of charge to UW Women's Studies Offices, UWCampus Women's Centers, and UWLibraries. Subscriptions rates: Wisconsin subscrip­ tions: $5 (indiv. affiliated with the UW System), $10 (organizations affiliated with the UW System), $10 (indiv. or non-profit women's programs), $15 (libraries or other organizations). Out-of-state sub­ scriptions: $20 (indiv. & women's programs), $38 (inst.). This fee covers all publications of the Office, inclUding Feminist Collections, Feminist Periodicals, New Books on Women & Feminism, and bibliographies, directories, and occasional publications produced throughout the year. Wisconsin subscribers, please add sales tax ($.50 - indiv; $1 .00 -libraries). Subscribers outside the U.S., please add postage ($5.00 - surface; $15.00 - air). iii

ArALIA: JOURNAL OF WOMEN AND SOCIAL WORK AURORA 1. 1986. 1. 1975. 2. 4lyear. 2. 3/year. 3. $32 (Indlv.), $78 (Inst.), plus $8 for foreign postage 3, $10. 4. Sage Publlcatlons, Inc., 2111 W. Hillcrest Dr" 4. P.O. Box 1624, Madison. WI 53701·1624 (Au,ora Is Newbury Park, CA 91320. suspending publication with vol. 10 no. 2 Summer 5. Betty SaneIe,. 1990, Issue #26). 7. ISSN 0886-1099. 5. Editorial CommlUee, 8. LC sn85-3234. 7. ISSN 0197·775X. 9. OCLC 12871850. 8. LC sn80-11853. 10. La Crosse; Madisonj Milwaukee. 9. OCLC 6113633. 11. Family Resources Database; Health Instrument File; 12, Science fiction and fantasy with a feminist Human Resources Abstracts; Sage Family Studies orientation. Abstracts; Soolal Work Research and Abstracts; Social Planning/Policy & Development Abstracts; AUSTRALIAN FEMINIST STUDIES Soolologlcal Abstracts; Women Studies Abstracts. 1. 1985. 12. "This Journal Is commttted to the discussion and 2. 2Iyear. development of feminist values, theories, and 3, $53 Aus, (indlv., airmail), $38 Aus. (lndiv., surface knowledge as they relate to social work research, malQ, $75 Aus. (Inst., airmail), $60 Aus. (inst., surface education, and praotlce." Contains articles, reports, msll). of research, essays, poetry, and literary pieces. 4. Research Centre for Women's Studies, University of Dedicated to "the task of eliminating discrimination Adelaide, GPO Box 498, Adelaide, South Australia and , especially with respect to , 5001, Australia. but Including race, ethnlcity, class, age, disability, 5. Susan Margarey. and sexual and affectlonal preference as well." 7. 0816-4649. 11. Australian Serials in Print; Studies on Women THE AHFAD JOURNAL: WOMEN AND CHANGE Abstracts. 1. 1984. 12. "Australian Feminist Studies publishes 2. 2/year. transdlsclpllnary scholarship and discussion In the 3. $20 (Indlv.), $35 (Inst.). Single copies: $10 (Indlv.), fields of feminist research and women's studies $20 (Inst.). courses. In addition, It alms to attract and 4. Business Manager, Suite 1216, 4141 N. Henderson encourage discussion of government and trade union Rd., Arlington, VA 22203. initiatives and policies that concern women; 5. Amna E. SadrI. examination of the interaction of feminist theory and 6. Ahfad University for Women, P.O. Box 167, practice; comment on changes In curricula relevant Omdurman, Sudan. to women's studies and feminist studies... ; reviews, 7. ISSN 0255-4070. critiques, enthusiasms and correspondence.' 8. LC sn85-23477. 9. OCLC 12747640. BACKBONE: A JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S UTERAlURE 10. Madison. 11. ERIC, UMI. Temporarily suspended with #5, 1988. 12. 'Issues affecllng women In Africa, the Middle East and In other developing countries; women in BEUES LETrnES development." 1. 1985. 2. 4lyear. ATlANTIS 3. $20 (Indlv.), $15 (stUdent). $40 (Inst.). Sample Issue: 1. 1975. $3. Add $9 for (orelgn postage. 2. 2/year. 4. Karen T. Jenkins, 785 Verbenla Dr., Satellite Beach, 3. $20 (Canadian Indlv.), $30 (Canadian Inst.), $30 FL 32937. (U.S. Indlv.), $40 (U.S. inst.), plus $5 for othe, 5. Janet Palmer Mullaney. foreign postage. 6. Janet Mullaney, 11151 Captain's Walk Ct., N. 4. Mount Saint Vincent University, 186 Bedford Potomac, MD 20878. Highway, HalHax, Nova Scotis, B3M 2J6, . 7. ISSN 0864·2957. 5. Drs. Susan Clark, Margaret Conrad, Deborah C. 8. LC sn85·6513. Poff. 9. OCLC 12357950. 7. ISSN 0702·7818. 10. Madison. 8. LC cn77-32338. 12. "To promote and celebrate writing by women, 9. OCLC 3409640. published by trade, university, and small presses in 10. State Historical Society. the genres of fiction, nonfiction, essays, biography, 11. Historical Abstracts; America: History and Life; The and criticism.' Atternative Press Index; Resources for Feminist Research. BERKELEY WOMEN'S LAW JOURNAL 12. "Atlantis Is an Interdisciplinary journal devoted to 1. 1986. critical and creative writing in English or French on 2. Annual. the topic of women, Contains scholarly articles, 3. $35 (Inst.), $16 (regular), $8 (low Income). Add $3 review essays, book reviews, art and poetry,' for foreign postage. 4. Berkeley Women's Law Journal, Univ. of iv.

Press, Periodloals Dept., 2120 Berkeley Way, experiences and foster links among individual Berkeley, CA 94720. feminists, activists and women's organizations; assist 5. Students of Boalt Hall School of Law. In breaking down language barriers in the region; 7. ISSN 0882-4312. stimulate women's creative expression; and 8. LC sn85-965. oontribute to the development of the women's 9. OCLC 11830558. movement regionally and internationally. 10. Madison, 11. Atternative Press Centerj Annotated Guide to CALYX Women's Perlodloals; Current Index to Legal 1. 1976. Periodloals. , 2. 3lyear. 12. 'The Berkeley Women's Law Journal Is a forum from 3. $18 (Indlv.), $22.50 (lib. & Inst.), $15 (low Income). whloh to give voice to the complex and varying Single caple.: $8. perspectives reflecting the legal concerns of all 4. P.O. Box B, COlVallls, OR 97339. women, especially tho women of color, , 5. Margarita Donnelly. disabled women and poor women whose voices 7. ISSN 0147-1627. have been severely underrepresented In existing 8. LC 77-649570. literature. Wrth Information as our power, the journal 9. OCLC 3114927. would be a tool for social change." 10. Madison. 11. American Humanities Index; The Annual Index to BROADSHEET Poetry In Periodicals; The Index of American 1. 1972. Periodical Verse. 2. 10lyeer. 12. .~ pUblishes poetry, prose, art, reviews, 3. $85.40 (alrmalQ, $56.00 (suriaca mam. translations, and photography, and Is committed to 4. 228 Dominion Rd., P.O. Box 56-147, Auckland 3, providing a beautiful and creative journal format in Naw Zealand. which to showcase women artists and writers.' 5. The Broadsheet Collective. 7. ISSN 011Q-8603. CAMERA OBSCURA 9. OCLC 6578660. 1. 1976. 12. News; analyslsj In-depth articles; fiction; poetry; 2. 3lyaar. reviews. Broadsheet Is a radical feminist magazine 3. $18.50 (Indiv.), $37 (Inst.). Add. $6.75 10relgn which consclousty strives to be antl·raclst and to postage. Incorporate the views of Indigenous women. The 4. Johns Hopkins University Press, 701 West 40th St., main focus Is on New Zealand women and events, Suite 275, Baltimore, MD 21211. with some coverage of Pacific concerns and issues 5. Constance Penley, Janet Bergstrom, Elisabeth Lyon. facing women and feminists everywhere." 6. The Editors, Rush Rhees Library, University of Rochester, Rochester, NY, 14627. BROOMSllCK 7. ISSN 0270-5346. 1. 1978. 8. LC sc79-4979. 2. 4lyear. 9. OCLC 4818143. 3. $15 (Indiv.), $25 (Inst.), $20 (Indiv., Canada), $25 10. Madison; Milwaukee. (Indiv., other foreign). Single caples: $3.50. 11. Alternative Press Index; International Index to Film 4. 3543 18th St.#3, San Francisco, CA 94110. Periodicals; The Film/literature Index; The Arts and 5. Mickey Spencer, Polly Taylor. Humanities Citation Index. 11. Alternative Press Index. 12. Film theory and history; feminist theory; 12. 'Broomstick I. a feminist political journal publishing psychoanalytic theory; Marxist theory; material by, for and about women over fOrty. Our photography; video and performance. priorities are: to portray clear, positlvelmages of older women; to take a stand against the CANADIAN JOURNAl OF WOMEN AND THE LAW denigration of older women; to offer positive 1. 1985. alternatives in our lives. Our goal Is to form a 2. 2/year. support network among older women." 3. $20 (studenVlow-lncome), $40 (Indlv.), $65 (Inst.). Add $5 outside Canada. CAFRA NEWS/NOVEDADES CAFRA 4. 1 Nicholas St., Suite 400, , Ontario, K1 N 787, 1. 1987 (CAFRA New.: 1990 (Novedade. CAFRA). Canada. 2. 4lyear. 5. Prof. Elizabeth Sheehy (English Co·Edltor), Prof. 3. $25 (I"div.), $35 (Inst.). Michelle Boivin (French Co-Editor). 4. CAFRA, P.O. Box 442, Tunapuna, Trinidad & 6. FaCUlty of Law/Faculte de droit, Unlv. of Ottawa, 57 Tobago louis Pasteur, Ottawa, Ontario K1 N 6NS, Cana.da. 5. Rowena Kalloo. 7. ISSN 0832-8781. 11. 'CAFRA News is the quarterty newsletter and 10. Madison. primary networking tool of the Caribbean 11. Canadian Periodicals Index; Index to Canadian Association for Feminist Research and Action Periodical Literature; Index to Legal Periodicals; (CAFRA). Its main purposes are to: Inform members Studies on Women Abstracts; Women Studies and other interested persons about the activities and Abstracts. programmes of the association; provide a forum for 12. 'The CJWL is the only Canadian legal periodical discussion and debate on key Issu'es of concern to dedicated to providing In-depth, feminist analysis of women in the region; promote the sharing of legal issues of concern to women: v.

CANADIAN WOMAN STUDIES/lES CAHIERS DE LA CONNEXIONS: AN IfofTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S QUARlERLY 1. 1978. 1. 1981. 2. 4lyeer. 2. 4lyear. 3. $30 Cdn. (Indlv.), $40 Cdn. (Insl.). Single copies: 3. $15 (Indlv.), $24 Onst. & lib.), $16 (Indiv., Canada & $8. Cdn. Add $8 Cdn. for foreign postage. Mexico). $16 (indiv., overseas surface), $26 (Indiv., 4. 212 Founders College, York University. 4700 Keele overseas airmail). Single copies: $4. St., Downsvlew, Ontario M3J 1P3, Canada. 4. People's Translation Service, 4228 Telegraph 5. Carol Greene. Avenue, Oakland, CA 94609. 7. ISSN 0713-3235. 5. Editorial Collective. 9. OCLC 8558872. 7. ISSN 0888-7062. 10. Madison; Milwaukee; State Historical Society. 8. LC 83-645901; s083-11831. 11. Canadian Periodical Index; Nollie langford Rowell 9. OCLC 8015674. Library: Women Studies Abstracts. 10. Madison. 12. 'CWSlcf Is a bilingual, Interdisciplinary, feminist 11. Alternative Press Index. Journal that brings exciting scholarship about women 12. •...the collective product of feminists of diverse to non-scholars, broadcasts our diverse experiences nationalities and political perspectives committed to and bridges the gap between Canada's languages contributing to an International women's movement.· and cuttures.· Each Issue focuses on a specific theme through feature articles, Interviews and personal narratives, COMMON LNES/ LNES often translated from foreign-language publications. 1. 1981. 2. 4lyear. DAUGHTERS OF SAFIAH 3. $15 (Indlv.), $25 (Insl.), free to lesbians In prisons, 1. 1974. mental Institutions, and old age homes. Add $7 for 2. 6lyear. foreign postage. Single copies: $4.50. 3. $18. Add $5 for foreign postage. 4. P.O. Box 1553, Iowa City, IA 52244. 4. P.O. Box 411179, Chicago, IL 60641. 5. Editorial Collective. 5. Reta Halteman Finger. 7. ISSN 0891-6969. 6. 3801 N. Keeler, Chioago, IL 80641. 8. sLC sn84-10345. 7. ISSN 0739·1749. 9. OCLC 8234014. 8. LC sn83-8089. 10. Madison. 9. OCLC 2254351. 12. History; biography; correspondence: journal entries; 10. Stata Historioal Society. fiction; poetry; visual art. " Common lives/lesbian 11. Book Reviews In Religion; Religion Index One: Lives seeks to document the lives of ordinary Periodicals (RiO). lesbians, and to reflect the diversity of the lesbian 12. ·We seek to prOVide a forum for varying viewpoints communtty-Iesblans of color. of age and of youth, within ; examining issues that fat lesbians, disabled lesbians, poor and affect women such as poverty, homosexuality, working-class lesbians. CULL wishes to Insure spirituality, divorce, Incest, biblical Interpretation." access and visibility to lesbians who have never thought before of pUblishing their work." DIFFERENCES: A JOURNAL OF FEMINIST CULTUFIAL STUDIES CONCERNS: NEWSlETTER OF mE WOMEN'S CAUCUS 1. 1989. OF mE MODERN LANGUAGES 2. 3lyeer. 1. 1971. 3. $20 (indiv.), $40 (inst.). Add $10 for foreign postage. 2. 3lyear. Single copies: $10 (indiv.), $20 (inst.) pius $1.25 3. Sliding scale based on income, write for details. postage. 4. Dorothy Brown, WCML Treasurer, 6363 St. Charles 4. Journals Manager, Indiana University Press, 10th & Ave" New Orleans, LA 70118, Morton Streets, Bloomington, IN 47405. 5. Frances M. Kavenik. 5. Naomi Sohor, Elizabeth Weed. 6, Frances M, Kavenik, English Dept., UW-Parkside, 6. Box 1958, Brown University, Providence, 029t2. Box No. 2000, Kenosha, WI 53141. 7. ISSN 104Q.7391. 9. OCLC 2259670. 8. LC 89-650873. to. Eau Claire. 9. OCLC 18507940. 12. News of the Modern Language Association; features; 11. Sociological Abstracts; Studies on Women Abstracts, bibliographies; job Information. 12. "d I 1fer e nee s: A Journal 01 Feminist Is affiliated with the Pembroke Center for CONDrnoNS Teaching and Research on Women, a nonprofit educational organization, at Brown University. The Ceasing as a periodical with #17, 1990, included in this journal brings together cultural studies and feminism Issue of Feminist Periodicals (Vol. 11, no. 1 Spring, 1991). and alms to prOVide a forum for an examination of For information on back issues contact: Conditions, c/o cultural politics and discursive practices informed by 247 Liberty Ave., Jersey City, NJ 07307. feminist criticism,· vi.

EVERYWOMAN Whitewater. 1. 1985. 12. Editorials, features, news, bibliographies, book 2. 12/yeer. reviews. Focus on feminist librarianship, publishing, 3. 16.80 pounds (Indiv.), 25 pounds (Inst. & lib.); U.S.: bookselling, archiving, researching--both in 22 pounds (Indlv., surface rate), 32 pounds (Inst. & Wisconsin and nationally. Review essays strive to lib., surface rate), 30 pounds (lndiv., alrmai~. 45 provide a guide to the literature on a particular topic, pounds (Inst. & lib., elrmelQ. (e.g. sociobiology; women In development; western 4. 34 Islington Green, London, NI BOU, England. women; lesbian studIes; ; feminist 5. Editorial Co-operative. science fiction.) 7. ISSN 0267·2294 12. 'News/current affairs by and for women," FEMINIST ISSUES 1. 1980. 2. 2/year. 1. 1988. 3. $15 (Indlv.), $34 (Inst.). Single copies: $7.50 (Indlv.), 2. 6lyeer. $17 (Inst.). Add $10 (surlace) or $16 (air maiQ 3. $8, $9 (Cenada), $10 (other foreign). Single copies: postage outside U.S. $1.50. 4. Transaction Periodicals Consortium, Dept. 8010, 4. Center for Women's StudIes. Ohio State University, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ 08903. 207 DUlles Hall, 230 W. 17th Ave. Columbus, OH 5. Mary Jo Lakeland, Susan Ellis Woif. 43210. 6. 2948 Hills9ass, Berkeley, CA 94705. 5. Cecilia C. Kavanaugh. 7. ISSN 0270-8879. 10. La CrOSS8j Madlsonj Milwaukee. 8. LC 82·641422; sn80·13352. 12. ·Our goal In Feminisms Is to celebrate the varieties 10. Madison; Milwaukee. of feminist expression and to continuo the tradition 12. A journal of feminist social and political theory, with of connecting the Center for Women's Studies to emphasis on an international exchange of Ideas. It women's communities through its publioations! Includes articles by English-language feminists as Includes essays, short f1otion. poetry, book reviews, well as translations of feminist texts by women of and articles. other countries.

FEMINIST BOOKSTORE NEWS FEMINIST REVIEW 1. 1976. 1. 1979. 2. 6lyear. 2. 3lyear. 3. $60. plus $9 Canada or $19 overseas. 3. $42 (indlv.), $88 (Inst.), $38 per copy (back issues). 4. P.O. Box 882554, San Francisco, CA 94188-2554. 4. David Polley, , 11 New Fetler- Lane, 5. Carol Seajay. London EC4P 4EE England. 7. ISSN 0741-6555. 5. Editorial Collective. 10. Milwaukee. 6. Feminist Review, 11 Carleton Gardens, Brecknock 12. FBN Is the communications vehicle for the Informal Rd" London N19 5AO, England. network of feminist bookstores. Every Issue 7. ISSN 0141·7789. contains articles on bookstore polley and politics, as 8. LC 80·647745. well as over 200 book reviews and announcements. 9. OCLC 6191763. Also read (with a passion) by feminist librarians and 10. Madison. women's studies Instructors." 12. "To develop the theory of Women's Liberation and debate the political perspectives and strategy of the FEMINIST COUECTlONS; A QUARTERLY OF WOMEN'S movement. To be a forum of work in progress and STUDIES RESOURCES current research and debates in Women's Studies: 1. 1980. 2. 4lyear. FEMINIST STUDIES 3. University of Wisconsin: $5.25 (Indlv.), $10 1. 1972. (organizations). Wisconsin subscriptions: $10.50 2. 3/year. (indlv. & non-profit women's organizations), $15.75 3. $24 (indiv.), $48 (Inst.). Single copl.s: $10 (indiv.), (libraries & other organizations). Out-of-state $20 (Inst.). Add $4 foreign (Canada, Mexico, and subscriptions: $20 (indiv. & women's programs), $38 surface elsewhere); $14 (overseas air mai!.) (inst.). Foreign subscribers pay postage: $5 4. Claire G. Moses, Editor & Manager, Feminist Studies, (surlace) or $15 (alrmaIQ. Fee covers all c/o Women's Studies Program, University of publications of the Office of the Women's Studies , College Park, MD 20742. Librarian (See p. II). Single copiss: $2.75. 5. Claire G. Moses. 4. 112A Memorial Library, 728 State Street, Madison, 7. ISSN 0046·3663. WI 53706. 8. LC 78-645276; sc76-192. 5. Susan Searing, Linda Shult. 9. OCLC 1632609. 7. ISSN 0742·7441; 0742·7433, 0742·7123. 10. Eau Claire; Green Bay; La Crosse, Madison; 8. LCsn64·10163. Milwaukee; Oshkosh; Parkside; Platleville; Stevens 9. OCLC 646n69. Point; Stout; Whitewater. 10. Baraboo; Barron Co.; Eau Claire; La Crosse; 11. Alternative Press Index; America: History and life; Madison; Milwaukee; Oshkosh; Parkside; Platleville; American Historical Association Recently Published Rock Co.; Sheboygan; State Historical Society; Articles; Applied Social Science Index & Abstracts; Stevens Point; Stout; Superior; Waukesha; Bulletin signaletique-sociologie; Historical Abstracts; vii.

International Bibliography of Book Reviews; 12. Fireweed Is a forum for feminist thought and International Bibliography of Periodical Literature; discussion. Literary Critlclsmj Modern Language Association International Bibliography; The Philosopher's Index; FRONTIERS: A JOURNAL OF WOMEN STUDIES Psychological Abstracts; Sage Family Studies 1. 1975. Abstracts; Sage Human Relations Abstracts; Social 2. 3/year. Sciences Citation Index; Sociological Abstracts; 3. $16 (Indiv.), $33 (Inst.). Singia oopies: $8 (Indiv.), Studies on Women Abstracts; Women Studies $11 (Inst.). Abstracts. 4. Frontlers, University Press of Colorado, P.O. Box 12. Historical and critical articles; poetry; art; reports 849, Niwot, CO 80544. from the women's movement; reviews. 'Feminist 5. Louise Lamphere. Studies was founded to encourage analyt~ 6. Frontiers, Women's Studies Program, Mesa Vista Hall responses to feminist issues and to open new areas 2142, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM of research, criticism, and speculation. The editors 87t31. are committed to providing a forum for feminist 7. ISSN Ot60-9009. analysis, debate, and exchange." 8. LC s078-317. 9. OCLC 2586280. FEMINIST TEACHER 10. Eau Claire; La Crosse; Madison; Milwaukee; 1. 1984. Platteville; State Historical Society; Stevens Point; 2. 3/year. Whitewater. 3. $12 (Indlv.), $20 (Inst.). Add $3 (Cenada), or $5 tor 11. America, History and Ufe; American Humanities other foreign postage. Single copies: $6. Index; Current Contents/Social and Behavioral 4. 442 Ballantine, Indiana University, Bloomington, IN Studies; Historical Abstracts; Human Resources 47405. Abstracts; The Literary Criticism Register; The MLA 5. Editorial Collective. International Bibliography; PAIS; Social Welfare; 7. ISSN 0882-4843. Sage Family Studies Abstracts; Social Sciences 8. LC sn85-1018. Citation Index; Sociological Abstracts; Studies on 9. OCLC 11660672. Women Abstracts; Women Studies Abstracts. 10. Madison; Milwaukee; Platteville; State Historical 12, Feature articles; book reviews; poetry; black and Society; Stout; Whitewater. white photography; short fiction, Each Issue focuses 11. Alternative Press Index; ERIC; Studies on Women on a theme, e.g., women's oral history; mothers and Abstracts. daughters; Chicanas; Native American womeen; 12. Articles, news, resources for feminist educators, from women as verbal artists; who speaks for the preschool to graduate school. women's movement; lesbian history. "The continuing goal of Frontiers Is to publish a journal which FEMINIST VOICES bridges the gap betvJeen university and community 1. 1987. women; to find a balance betvJeen academic and 2. 10/yaar. popular views on issues common to women," 3. $12 (Indlv.), $25 (Inst.) 4. P.O. Box 853, Madison, WI 53701-0853. GALLERIE: WOMEN'S ART 5. Editorial Colleotlve. 12. "Feminist Voices exists to provide an open forum so Gallerie is ceasing as a periodical with No.9, 1990 (see that women can speak; that our voices will be Feminist Periodicals Vol. 10 no. 4, Winter 1991), and will heard. Our goal Is to bridge the diversity of continue as a monograph series. Each monograph will feminist thought by prOViding an alternate feature a single woman artist. For more information environment which encompasses and respects the contact; Caffyn Kelley, Gallerie Publications, Box 2901 varied perspectives of women. Our power Is Panorama Dr., North Vancouver, BC, V7G 2A4, CANADA. strengthened by recognizing and exploring the diversity of women's experiences, Ideas and GENDER AND EDUCATION concerns. Through this pUblication we hope to 1. 1989. identify our commonalities and strengthen our 2. 3/year. collective power as women. Feminist Voices does 3. 29 pounds (indiv.), 58 pounds (inst.). not consider for publication anything that is racist, 4. Carfax Publishing, P.O. Box 25, Abingdon, sexist or homophobic. Oxfordshire OX14 3UE, United Kingdom. 5. June Purvis. 2. FIREWEED 6. Social and Historical Studies, Portsmouth 1. 1978. Polytechnic, Milldam Site, Burnaby Road, Portsmouth 2. 4/year. POl 3AS, Great Britain. 3. Canada: $12 (Indlv.), $18 (Inst.). Add $3 outsJda 7. ISSN 0954-0253. Canada. 12. "Gender and Education .. , will aid the distribution 4. P.O. Box 279, Station 8, Toronto, Ontario, M5T 2W2, and exchange of feminist research and ideas in the Canada. multidisiplinary, international areaS of education. 5. Flreweed Collective. Since it Is the policy of the journal to establish a 7, ISSN 0706-3857. forum for discussion and debate about gender In 8. LC on79-30301. education, articles that examine the experiences of 9. OCLC 4877989. girls and women in education as well as boys and 10, State Historical Society. men (from the perspective of gender) are welcome.. viii.

10. Madison. GENDER & HISTORY 11. Abstracts of English Studies; America: History & Ufe; 1. 1989. AmerIcan Humanities Index; Film literature Index; 2. 3lyear. HistorIcal Abstracts; lSI; Linguistics and Language 3. 17.50 pounds (Indiv.), 40 pounds (Inst.); North Behavior Abstraots; MHRA Bibliography of English Amerloa: $35 (Indlv.), $65 (Inst); Europe: 21 pounds Language and Literature; MLA International (Indlv.), 47.50 pounds (Inst.); rest of world: 21 BIbliography; Studies on Women Abstracts; and pounds (Indlv.), 54.50 pounds (Inst.). Women StudIes Abstraots. 4. Basil Blaokwell, 108 Cowley Rd., Oxford, OX4 lJF, 12, " Is the first major journal In the humanities England. to make theories of gender and sexuality its 5. Leonora Davidoff. foous....the journal carries essays on art, literature, 6. Dept. of Soolology, University of Essex, Colohester history and film that relate sexuality and gender to C04 3S0, England. political, eoonomlc, and stylistic concerns." 7. ISSN 0953-5233. 9. OCLC 19587394. HAG RAG 12. 'Until now there has been no speolallst Journal for 1. 1986. work on hlstorloal questions about femininity and 2. 6lyear. masoullnity and the roles of men and women In the 3. $10 (Indiv.), $15 (sustaining), $20 (Insl.), $15 (Indiv., past. Gender and History has been founded as a Canada/Mexloo), $25 (Indlv., other toreign). Single response to that need.' ooples: $2. 4. P.O. Box 93243 Milwaukee, WI 53203. GENDER & SOCIETY 5. Lance, Mary Frank, Justice Fire. 1. 1987. 12. "Lesbian feminist news, analysis, reviews, political 2. 4/year. commentary, theory, let1ers, calendar." 3. $35 (Indiv.), $96 (Inst.). Add $6 oUlslde the U.S. 4. Sage Publioations, 2455 Teller Rd., Newbury Park, HARVARD WOMEN'S LAW JOURNAL CA 91320. 1. 1978. 5. Margaret Andersen. 2. Annual. 6. Prof. Margaret Andersen, Dept. of Soolology, Unlv. 3. $10 (indiv.), $11 (foreign, suriaoe), $15 (foreign, ot Delaware, Newark, DE 19716. airmai~. 7. ISSN 0891-2432. 4, Publloatlons Center, Harvard Law School, 8. LC 88003081. Cambridge, MA 02138. 9. OCLC 14687475. 5. Staoy Brustln. 10. Eau Claire; Madison; Whitewater. 6. Artioles Editors, Harvard Women's Law Journal, 11. Health Instrument File; Historical Abstracts; Psycalert Harvard Law Sohool, Cambridge, MA 02138. Databases; Psychological Abstracts; Psychlnfo; 7. ISSN 0270-1456. Sage Family Studies; Soolal Planning Polloy and 8. LC 80-643769. Development; Soolologioal Abstracts; Studies on 9. OCLC 3967304. Women Abstraots; University Mlorofilms, Ann Arbor, 10. Madison; Plat1eville. MI; Women Studies Abstracts; Work Related 11. Current Law Index; Index to Legal PeriodIcals, Abstraots. 12, "The Harvard Women's Law Journal Is devoted to the 12. 'Gender & Society foouses on the sooial and development of a feminist jurisprudence. The main struotural study of gender as a basio principle of the purpose Is to provide an in-depth exploration of the soolal order and as a primary social category. Impaot of the law on women and of women on the Emphasizing theory and research from a micro- and law. Political, economi.c, historical and sociological maorostructural perspective, Gender & Society perspectives are combined with legal onos to present welcomes studies in sociology, social psychology, a realistic picture of women's legal status." political science, history, economics, and anthropology that are framed by a social analysis HEALlll CARE FOR WOMEN INTERNATIONAL and a feminist perspective. Gender & Society is 1. 1980. committed to an evaluation polley that does not 2. 4/year. preclude any of the feminist perspectives." 3. $37 (indiv.), $67 (inst.). 4. Hemisphere Publishing Corporation, 1900 Frost Rd., GENDERS Suite 101, Bristol, PA 19007. 1. 1968 5. Dr. Phyllis Noerager Stern. 2. 3/year 6. Phyllis Noerager Stern, School of Nursing, Dalhousie 3. $21 (Indiv.), $35 (Insl.). Single oopies: $8 (indlv.), University, Halifax, N,S., B3H 3J5, Canada, $12 (insl.). Add $3 (subsorlptlons) or $1.50 (single 7. ISSN 0739-9332. copies) for foreign postage. 8. LC sn83-8667. 4. Univ. of Texas Press, P.O. Box 7819, Austin, TX 9. OCLC 9837689. 78713. 10. Madison; Plat1evllle. 5. Ann Kibbey. 11, Cumulative Index to Nursing; Allied Health Literature. 6, Dept. of English, Campus Box 226, Univ. of 12. 'Provides an international, interdisciplinary approaoh Colorado at Boulder, Boulder, CO 80309, to health oare for women, We accept papers that 7. ISSN 0894-9832. discuss the newest theories, skills, prooedures, and 8. LC sn87-1919. papers describing issues in the health, psyohology, 9. OCLC 16368883. sociology, anthropology, and nursing professions,' ix.

air rata to Asia, Africa, Australia), $26 (foralgn, air HEAL1liSHARlNG: A CANADIAN WOMEN'S HEALlH rate to Europe, South America), $22 (air rate to QUARTERlY Csntrel America), SingIs copies: $6. 1. 1979. 4. Empty Closet Enterprises, 5210 N. Wayne, Chicago, 2. 4/yeer, IL 80640. 3. $15 (indiv.), $28 (org. & groups). Add $3 postage 5. Toni L Armstrong. (U,S.), $4 (others) for foreign postage. 7. ISSN 0747-8987. 4. 14 Skey Lane, Toronto, Ontario M6J 3C4, Canada. 8. LC 8n84-8636. 5, Editorial Collective. 9. OCLC 10828405. 7, ISSN 0226-1510. 12. 'Journal of women's music and culture." 8. LC cn8Q.30707. 9. OCLC 6295890. HURRICANE AUCE 10. Madison. 1. 1983. 11. Afternative Press Index; Canadian Business & 2. 4lyear. Current Affairs Database (on-line); Canadian 3. $10 (Indiv.), $8 (students/low-income/ssnlors), $20 Magazine Index. (Inst.). Add $5 postaga (Canada), $9 (other loralgn). 12. Provides a oritical analysis of women's health Issues Single coplas: $3. from a feminist perspective. 4. 207 Lind Hall, 207 Church St.. S.E., Minneapolis, MN 55455. HECAlE: A WOMEN'S ImEROlSClPUNARY JOURNAL 5. Martha Roth, Janet Tripp, Executive Editors. 1. 1975. 12. "The mission of HA. Is to read and write women's 2. 2/year. experience fully;to""evolve a new prose form that 3. $10 Aus. (Indlv.), $25 Aus. (Inst.). Single copies: $4 integrates personal voice and personal experience (Indlv.), $7.50 (Ins1.). Into critical reviews of our arts and culture. Our aim 4. P.O. Box 99, St. lucia, Brisbane, Queensland 4067, Is to reflect the diversity of human experience: Australia. therefore H.A. ...strives to include in each issue work 5. Carole Ferrier. by peoplBOtvarious racial and ethnic heritages: 7. ISSN 0311-4198. 9. OCLC 2530248. HYPATIA 10. Madison. 1. 1998. 11. Women Studies Abstracts. 2. 3lyear. 12, Historical and critical articles; creative work; 3. $25 (indiv,), $40 (inst.). Singie copies: $10 (Indiv.), graphics; bibliographies; reviews. "Hecate prints $20 (Inst.). material relating to women. We are particularly 4. Journals Manager, Indiana Unlv. Press, 10th & Interested In contributions which employ a feminist, Morton Streets, Bloomington, IN 47405. marxist, or other radical methodology to focus on 5. Margaret A. Simons. the position of women in relation to and 6 Hypatia, University of South Florida, 507-107, Tampa, ." FL 33620-8100. 7. ISSN 0887-5480. HERESIES: A FEMINIST PUBUCAllON ON ART & 8. LC sn98-1213. POUTICS 9. OCLC 13312118. 1. 1977. 10. La Crosse; Madison; Milwaukee; Platteville; Stevens 2. 2/year. Point. 3. $23 (Indiv.), $33 (Inst.), Singla copies: $6.75 11. Alternative Press Index; The Philosopher's Index; The 4. P.O. Box 1306, Canal Street Stallon, New York, NY Philosopher's Indax Databasa, file 57 of DIALOG; 10013. Sociological Abstracts; Studies on Women Abstracts; 5. Heresies Collective, Inc. Women Studies Abstracts. 6. 280 , Suite 412, New York, NY f0007. 12. .~ Is the first Journal in this country dedicated 7. ISSN 0146-3411. to the pUblication of scholarly research in feminist 8. LC scn-704. philosophy. Articles in Hypatia provide both authors 9. OCLC 2917698. and readers a context for understanding feminist 10. La Crosse; Madison; Milwaukee; Platteville; Stevens philosophy that is unavailable In other women's Point. studies journals or In mainstream philosophy 11. Alternative Press Centre; American Humanities journals." Index. 12. Essays, experimental writing; poetry; short fiction; IKON Interviews; page art; photography; graphic art; all 1. 1982/83. visual arts. 'We believe that what is commonly 2. 2/year. called art can have a political impact and that in the 3. $10 (indiv.), $15.00 (inst.). Single copies: $6. making of art and all cultural artifacts our identities 4. P.O. Box 1355, Stuyvesant Station, New York, NY as women playa distinct role... [a] place where fO009. diversity can be articulated.' 5. Susan Sherman. 7. ISSN 0579-4315. HOT WIRE 8. LC sn85-19052. 1. 1984. 9. OCLC 11501702. 2. 3/year. 12. "IKON is about 'creativity and change'·-the 3. $15 (Indlv.), $18 (foreign, suriace rate), $30 (foreign, inseparability of the creative process and social x.

change. It Is a cuttursl magazine, a political 12, ISIS International "gives In·depth coverage to the magazine, a feminist magazine, which shows the Issues women around the world are working on: experiences of third world women, lesbians, Jewish development, health, work, , and working women, women In all our diversity." media, communication, methods of organization, models for action and more.". Each Issue Is INmATNES: JOURNAL OF NAWDAC produced jointly by Isis International and one 9r 1. 1937. more Third World women's groups," Articles; 2. 4/year. editorials; conference reports; resource guides. 3. $30. $36 (foreign). Single copies: $9. 4. NAWDAC, sune 210, 1325 18th St. N,W., ISIS-WlCCE ('Nomen's International Cross-Cuttural Weshlngton, DC 20036-6511. Exchanga) 5. Patricia A. Farrant. t. 1983. 6. clo ACT, P.O. Box 168, lowe City, IA 52243. 2. 2/year (Women's World), 7. ISSN 0094-3460. 3. 20 Swiss francs (indiv.), 40 Swiss francs (inst.), 50 8. LC sn89-29015. Swiss francs (supporting) (or U.S. dollar equivalent). 9. OCLC 18509875. 4. 3 chemin des Campanules, 1219 Alre, Geneve, 11. CIJE; Eduoatlon Index; Higher Education Abstracts; Switzerland. University Microfilms, Ann Arbor, MI. 5. ISIS-WICCE colleclive. 12. "Initiatives foouses on women, addressing the 12, 'Internatlonal feminist magazine providing news Increasingly complex Issues and diverse challenges about women around the world from a feminist associated with the education of loday's women, perspective and focusing particularly on the link and with their personal and professional between women in developing and Industrialized development." countries.'

ICNlAWOMAN JOURNAL OF FEMINIST FAMILY TI-lERAPY 1. 1980. 1. 1989. 2. 4/year. 2, 4/yaar. 3. $15, $17 (Cenada and Latin Amarica), $20 (othar 3. $24 (indiv.), $40 (inst.), $75 (Iibr.). Foreign (oulside foreign). Canada and Mexico) add 40%. 4. P.O. Box 680, Iowa City, IA 52244. 4. The Haworth Press, 10 Alice St., Binghamton, NY 5. Marianne Abel, Editorj Sandra Witt, Poetry Editor. 13904 7. ISSN 0271-8227. 5. Lois Braverman. 11. Abstracts of PopUlar Culture; American Humanities 6, 3833 Woods Dr., Des Moines, IA 50312. Index. 7. ISSN 0895-2833. 12. IJournal of essays, fiction, poetry, and art. Non­ 8, LC 89·657282. fiction Includes InteIVlews, articles and essays on 9. OCLC 18545991. International living, reports of the activities of 11. Family Resources database; Index to Periodical women, both current and historical, and book Articles Related to Law; Social Work Research & reviews. Iowa Is the magazine's home, but our Abstracts; Studies on Women Abstracts; Women purpose Is to serve the Interests of Intelligent Studies Abstracts. women everywhere.' 12. "The Journal of Feminist Family Therapy provides a multidisciplinary forum to further explore the IRIS: A JOURNAL ABOUT WOMEN relationship between feminist theory and family 1. 1980. therapy practice and theory. Articles Include those 2. 2/ya.r. of theoretical nature, as well as those focusing on 3. $8 (Indlv.); $15 (Inst.). Singia copies: $5. empirical research and clinical application. The 4. Women's Center, Box 323, HSC, University of contributors to the journal critique family therapy Virginia, Chariottasvllle, VA 22903. concepts and apply a feminist·oriented perspective to 5. Krlstan Staby Rambold. treatment issues of particular importance to therapy 7. ISSN 0896-1301. with women." 11. Directory of Women's MedIa; Women Studies Abstracts. JOURNAL OF FEMINIST STUDIES IN REUGION 12. '!r.!! Is a journal dedicated to offering an eclectic 1. 1985. combination of articles and news on women's 2. 21year. political, academic, social, and artistic concerns! 3. $18 (indiv.), $14 (sludanls), $30 (Inst.). Singia copies: $15.50, from Scholars Press Customer ISIS INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S BOOK SERIES SeIVices, Box 6525, Ithaca, NY 14851. 1. 1984. 4. Mambershlp Services, Box 15288, Atlanta, GA 30333. 2. 6lyear. (ISIS International Book Series appears twice 5. Judith Plaskow, Elizabeth Schussler Fiorenza, a year, and its supplement, Women In Action, 6. Elizabeth Schussler Fiorenza, Harvard Divinity appears 4 times,) School, Rm, 404, 45 Francis Ave., Cambridge, MA 3. $35 (indiv. or womsn's group), $50 (Inst.). 02138. 4. Isis International, 85·A East Maya St., Philamlife 7. ISSN 8755-4178. Homes, Quezon City, The Philippines. 10 Oshkosh; Madison. 5. Marilee Karl. 11. Guide to Social Science and Religion in Periodical 8. LC on84-10908. Literature; Religion Index One: Periodicals, Religious 9. OCLC 4268732. and Theological Abstracts; Sage Human Relations xi.

Abstracts. 12. "The JFSR Is a channel for the dissemination of KAWOPE: A JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S ART feminist scholarship In religion and a forum for 1. 1979. discussion and dialogue among women and men of 2. 3/year. differing feminist perspectives. tts editors are 3. $10.50 (Indlv.), $18 (inst.). Add $6 for foreign committed to rigorous thinking and analysis in the postage. service of the transformation of religious studies and 4. F.C.C.J. 3939 Roosevelt Boulevard, Jacksonville, FL

of religious and cuttural institutions. I 32205-3056. 5. Mary Sue Koeppel. JOURNAL OF WOMEN & AGING 7. ISSN 0735-7885. 1. 1989. 8. LC 84-647165; sn 82-7891. 2. 4/year. 9. OCLC 8981808. 3. $28 Qndiv.), $38 (Inst.), $45 (lIbr.). 10. Madison. 4. The Haworth Press, 10 Alice Street, Binghamton, NY 12. "The purpose of KallJope is to offer support and 13904. encouragement to women In the arts, to promote the 5. J. Dianne Garner. pursuit of excellence in both verbal and visual art 6. Dept. of Social Work, Washburn University, Topeka, forms, and to provide a medIum of communication KS 66621. through which women artists may share their work, 7. ISSN 0895-2841. Ideas and opinions." 8. LC 89-656519. LEGACY 9. OCLC 16546320. 1. 1984. 11. Abstracts In Social Gerontology; Applied Social 2. 2/year. Science Index & Abstracts; Current Contents; 3. $12 (graduate stUdents), $15 (Indiv.), $18 (inst.). Current Literature on Aging; Family Resources Single copies: $9. Database; Index to Periodical Articles Related to 4. Dept. of English, Bartlett Hall, University of law; Sociological Abstracts; Studies on Women Massachusetts, Amherst, MA 01003. Abstracts; Women Studies Abstracts. 5. Martha Ackmann, Karen Dandurand, Joanne Dobson. 12. "This timely Journal enhances the knowledge of a 7. ISSN 0748-4321. wide variety of professionals who are concerned 8. LC sc84-2143; sn84-8795. wlih Ihe healih and well-being of women as they 9. OCLC 10881450. age. In order to deliver quality care and services to 10. Madison. older women, practitioners, researchers, and 11. Abstracts of English Studies; American History and educators need access to the most current life; American literary Scholarship; Book Reviews in Information -Information that they can find In the the Humanities; Information America; lSI; literary Journal of Women & Aging." Criticism Register; MLA International Bibliography; Recently Published Articles - American History JOURNAL OF WOMEN AND REUGION Association; Studies on Women Abstracts. 1. 1981. 12. A Journal of nineteenth-century women writers. 2. Annual. 3. Available only with membership, which includes LESBIAN CONTRADICTION: A JOURNAL OF IRREVERENT monthly mailings and a bibliography of women and FEMINISM religion. Subscription and membership rates: $20 1. 1982·83. (sludenVlow-lncome), $30 (Indiv.), $50 (Inst.). Single 2. 4/year. copies: $3.50. 3. $6 (indlv.), free for women prisoners. Single copies: 4. 2400 Ridge Rd., Berkelay, CA 94709. $1.50. 5. Jane E. Vennard. 4. 584 Castro St., Suite 263, San Francisco, CA 94114. 7. ISSN 0888-5621. 5. Jan Adams, Rebecca Gordon, BettyJohanna, Jane 8. LC sn82-20870. Meyerding. 9. OCLC 7863169. 11. Alternative Press Index. 12. "Each Journal's focus differs. We have covered 12. LesCon alms to print lively, thoughtful, controversial, areaS such as women and power, women and and/or humorous writing and graphics that contribute peace." to the development of a deeper, more inclusive feminist vision. No fiction, no poetry; no "news" or JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S HISTORY items of purely local Interest. Non-lesbians are 1. 1969. welcome to submit work; LesCon Is "women only,' 2. 3/year. not 'lesbian only! 3. $25 (indiv), $45 (inst.). Add $10 for foreign postage. Singla copies: $11.25 (Indlv.), $21.25 (inst.). LESBIAN Ennes 4. Journals Manager, Indiana University Press, 10th 1. 1984. and Morton St., Bloomington, IN 47405. 2. 3/year. 5. Christie Farnham, Joan Hoff-Wilson. 3. $14 (indlv.), $18 (Inst.). Single copies: $6. 6. Dept. of History/Ballantine Hall, Indiana University, 4. P.O. Box 4723, Albuquerque, NM 87196. Bloomington, IN 47404. 5. Jeanette Silveira. 7. ISBN 1042-7961. 7. ISSN 8755-5352. 8. LC sn89-6627. 8. LC sn84-1726. 9. OCLC 19219902. g. OCLC 11337345. 12. International women's history. 10. Madison. xii.

12. "A Journal of lesbian and philosophy, 9. OClC 23B0S96. with a focus on how lesbians behave with each 10, Madison; Platteville; State Historical Society. other," 11. Women Studies Abstracts. 12. "What women are doing and thinking to change the LILITH communications media, 1. 1976. 2. 4lyear. MINERVA: QUARTERLY REPORT ON WOMEN AND THE 3. $14 (Indiv.), $20 (Inst.). Single copies: $4.50. Add MILITARY $6 for foreign postage. 1. 1883. 4. Lilith Publications, Inc., 250 West 57th St., New York, 2. 4lyear. NY 10107. 3. $20 (stUdents/cadets, low Income), $40 (Indlv.), $60 5. Susan Weidman Schneider. (Inst.). 7. ISSN 0146-2334. 4. 1101 S. Arlington Ridge Rd. #210, Arlington, VA 8. lC B3-640B09; sc77·511. 22202. 9. OClC 2694720. 5. Linda Grant D. Pauw. 10. Madison; Milwaukee: State Historical Society. 7. ISSN 0736-718X. 11. Index to Jewish Periodicals. 8. lC 83-644761; sn83-249. 12. Articles; revlewsj poetry; fiction. 'Ullth Is named for 9. OClC 9201074. the legendary predecessor of Eve who insisted on 10. State Historical Society. equality with Adam .... As Jewish feminists contlnue 12. News, commentary, book reviews. "The purpose of to rediscover and rework Jewish practice, the Minerva is to provide an information center for contents of Lilith may serve as an evolving Prepared individuals and organizations concerned with some Table for a new code of behavior." aspect of women and the military.... The editorial polley emphasizes diversity rather than consensus: MS. MAGAZINE, TIlE WORlD Of WOMEN 1. Ms. Magazine: 1972; Ms. Magazine. The World of NWSA JOURNAL Women: 1990. 1. 1986. 2. 6lyear. 2. 4lyear. 3. $40, $42 (foreign, surtace), $73 (foreign, air mail). 3. $21.50 (Indiv. member), $40 (Indlv.), $32.50 (Inst. 4. Ms., P.O. Box 57132, Boulder, CO 80322·7132. member), $BO (Inst.). 5. . 4. Ablex Publishing Corp., 355 Chestnut St., Norwood, 6. 1 , New York, NY 10036. NJ 07648. 7. ISSN 0047-8318. 5. MaryJo Wagner. 8. lC snBO-1205 6, 1070 Carmack Ad" 91 Pressey Hall, Ohio State 9. OClC 22202689. University, Columbus, OH 43210-1002. 11. Women Studies Abstracts. 7. ISSN 104().0656. 12. OMs.. The World of Women is a bimonthly, mass 8. lC sn88-2059. circulation magazine (now free of advertising) 9. OClC 18305154. covering International and national (U.S,) news, the 12. 'Reflecting two decades of feminist scholarship arts, books, popular culture, feminist theory and emerging from and supporting the women's scholarship, ecofeminlsm, women's health, movement, the NWSA Journal will publish spirituality, and political and economic affairs; Ms, scholarship which continues to link feminist theory also publishes fiction, poetry, photo essays, and with teaching and activism. Topics are from an cartoons,· interdisciplinary perspeotive or that which, although specific to a single discipline, retains broad MANUSHI implications. We particularly encourage articles by 1. 1979. and about women of color, research analyzing class 2. 6lyear. issues, scholarship examining non-Western cultures 3. $19 (Indlv.), $25 (Inst.). Singie copies $3. and research focusing on feminist : 4. Manushl Distributors, America, c/o Esther Jantzen, BOOB Erringer Place, , PA 19144. NEW DIREcnONS FOR WOMEN 5. Madhu Klshwar 1. 1972. 6. C/202 lajpat Nagar 1, New Delhl- 110024, India 2. 6lyear. 11. Alternative Press Index. 3. $12 (indlv.), $20 (inst.). 12, Manushl: A Journal About Women and Society 4. lOB W. Palisade Ave., En9lewood, NJ 07631. focuses on women's life situations in India and on 5. Phyllis Kriegel. struggles for change. 7. ISSN 016().1075. 8. lC sn6().52. MEDIA REPORT TO WOMEN 9. OClC 3617120. 1. 1972. 10, State Historical Society. 2. 6lyear. 12. 'We are a national feminist periodical written for 3. $25 (Indlv.), $35 (Inst.). Single copies: $6. feminists and committed to reaching out to those not 4, Communloatlon Research Associates, Inc" 10606 yet dedicated to a feminist future: Mantz Rd" Silver Spring, MD 20903-1228, 5. Sheila J. Gibbons.. 7. ISSN 0145-9651 8. lC 80-640489; sc77·865. xiii.

NEW MOON: A JOURNAl OF SCIENCE FICTION AND University Microfilms In Ann Arbor, MI. CRmeAl FEMINISM 12. "Articles and news notes covering the International women's peace and justice movement. Emphasis on Presumed ceased. racism, disarmament, and U.S. global intervention. Special emphasis on using resources to fill human needs, especially those of women." 1. 1970. 2. ll/y••r. PLAINSWOMAN 3. $17 (Indiv.), $30 (In.t.), $3 (trl.1 .ub. -- 3 I••u••), 1. 1977. prisoners: free. Single copies: $1.50. 2. 101y••r. 4. off our b.ck., Inc., 2423 18th St., NW, 2nd Floor, 3. $15 (indlv.), $20 (support.r); $10 (low Incom.). W••hlngton, DC 20009. 4. Box 8027, Grand Forks, NO 58202. (Plalnswoman is 5. off our backs Collective. suspending pUblication until January, 1991.) 7. ISSN 0030-0071. 5. Ellz.b.th H.mp.t.n. 8. lC sn78-1598. 7. ISSN 0148-902X. 9. OClC 1038241; 5729287. 8. lC $c78-247. 10. La Crosse; Madison; State Historical Society; 9. OClC 3400725. Milwaukee; Platteville; Superior; Waukesha; 12. Plalnswoman publishes articles, essays, fiction, Whitewater. poetry, reviews, graphics for and about women in 11. Alternative Press Index; New periodical Index; the Plains region, focusing especially, but not Publl.h.r·. Ind.x (1970-1974); Wom.n Studi•• exclusively, on lives of rural women. Abstraots. 12. ·off our backs Is the oldest continuously publishing PSYCHOLOGY OF WOMEN QUARTERLY feminist pUblication In the . It Is 1. 1976. unrivalled for the quality of its articles and the 2. 4/year. breadth of Issues it covers: up-to-date 3. $32 (Indiv.), $84 (in.t.); 25 pound. (indiv.), 57 comprehensive news on abortion rights, health and pound. (In.t., U.K. .nd Elr.), 82 pound. (In.t. reproductive technology, lesbian rights, anti­ elsewhere, except Canada). Single copies: $20. acllons, comparable worth, child care 4. Cambridge University Press, 32 East 57th Street, leglslatlon; In-depth coverage of all major women's N.w York, NY 10022. conferences In the U.S.A plus international 5. Judiih Wor.lI. conferences such as the Feminist Bookfalr, Global 6. Educational and Counseling Psychology,Universlty of , Latin American Encuentro; K.ntucky, 237 Dlck.y H.II. L.xlngton, KY 40508. Interviews with grass roots feminists, provocative 7. ISSN 0381-6843. reviews and commentaries. off our backs Is open to 8. LC 76-12952; .c78-790. all feminist sides of an Issue, committed to full 9. OClC 2529664. factual reporting and to the development of feminist 10. Eau Claire; La Crossej Green Bay; Madison; ideas In the widest possible context." Mitwaukee; Platteville; Stevens Point: Stout; Waukeshaj Whitewater. ON ll-JE ISSUES 11. Sociological Abstracts; Human Resources Abstracts; 1. 1983. Psychological Abstracts; Social Sciences Citation 2. 41y••r. Index; Current Contents/Social and Behavioral 3. $9.50 (indiv.); $16.00 (In.t.); $14.50 (C.n.d.); Sciences; Current Index to Journals In Education $24.50 (ov.r••••). SingI. copl••: $2.95. (CIJE); Chicorel Abstracts to Reading and Learning 4. P.O. Box 3000, D.pt. OTI, D.nv1l1., NJ 07834. Disabilities; Child Development Abstracts and 5. Edltor·in·Chief: ; Managing Editor: Bibliography; Development and Welfare (India); Beverly Lowy. Human Sexuality Update; and Family 8. 97-77 Qu.en. Blvd., For••t Hill., NY 11374. Review; Sage Urban Studies Abstracts; Sage Public 7. ISSN 0895-6014. Admin. Abstracts; Selected List of Tables of Contents 11. Directory of Women's Media, The National Directory of Psychiatric Periodicalsj of Magazines, Of A Like Mind Annual Directory. Abstracts. 12. "A feminist, humanist publication dedicated to 12. The Psychology of Women Quarterly is sponsored by education on Issues affecting women's health and Division 35 of the American Psychological well·belng, the welfare of children, the protection of Association. Empirical studies, critical reviews, animals and the promotion of beneficial social theoretical articles, and invited book reviews are change and Individual rights." pUblished in the Quarterly.... The kinds of problems addressed Include: psychological factors, behavioral PEACE AND FREEOOM studies, role development and change, career choice 1. 1970, and training, management variables, education, 2. 81y••r. discrimination, therapeutic processes, and sexuality. 3. $10 (Indlv.), fr•• with m.mbership of $35 (indiv.) $40 (hou ••hold), $50 (supporting). REPRODUCTNE AND GENETlC ENGINEERING; JOURNAL 4. 1213 R.c. St., Phil.d.lphl., PA 19107. OF lmERNAllONAl FEMINIST ANALYSIS 5. Rob.rt. Splv.k. 1. 1988. 7. ISSN 0015-90 2. 3/y••r. 9 OClC 13148785. 3. $30 (indiv), $110 (In.t.). 11. Alternative Press Index; Directory of Women's Media; 4. Pergamon Press, Maxwell House, Fairview Park, xiv.

Elmsford, NY 10523. Women Studies Abstracts. 5, Jalna Hanmer. 12. "This Journal Is an Interdisciplinary forum for 6. School of Applied Social Studies, University of disoussion of issues related to Black women Bradford, Bradford, West Yorkshire BD7 1DP, wherever they reside. Issues Include feature articles, England. Interviews, profiles, documents, book reviews, and 7. ISSN 0895-5565. bibliographies.' 8. 88-646838; sn87·1515. 9. OCLC 16678507. SAGEWOMAN MAGAZINE 12. "The journal Is designed to faclHtate the 1. 1986. development of feminist, multidisciplinary, and 2. 4/yaar. International analyses on the new reproductive 3. $18. Add $12 for forel9n postage. SIn91e copies: $6. technologies and genetic engineering and their 4. P.O. Box 641, Point Arena, CA 95468. Impact on women worldwide. The policy of the 5. Lunaea Weatherstone. journal Is to recognize the use and abuse of women 12. "A quarterly Journal of Women's Spirituality, as central to the development of reproductive dedicated to honoring the Goddess In every woman,' technologies and genetic engineering and to highlight the relevance of the appllcatlcn of these SEX ROUES: A JOURNAL OF RESEARCH technologies to the past, present, and emerging 1. 1975. social and poHtloal conditions of women.· 2. 12Jyaar. 3. $29,50 (Indlv.), $187.50 (Inst.). RESOURCES FOR FEMINIST 4. Plenum Publishing Corporation, 233 Spring St., New RESEARCH/IlOCUMENTAnoN SUR LA RECHERCHE York, NY 10013. FEMINISTE 5. Phyllis A. Katz, 1. 1979. 6. Institute for Research on Social Problems, 520 Pearl 2. 4/year. St., Bculder, CO 80302. 3. $40 (Indiv.), $65 (Inst.). 7. ISSN 0360-0025. 4. RFRlDRF, O.I.S.E" 252 Bloor St. Wast, Toronto, 8, LC 75·646987. Ontario M5S lV6, Canada. 9. OCLC 2243426. 5. Editorial Board. 10. Eau Claire; Green Bay; Madison; Milwaukee; 7. ISSN 0707-8412. Oshkosh; Parkside; Platteville; Stevens Point; Stout; 8. LC 84-841836; cn79-31946. Waukesha; Whitewater. 9. OCLC 5585549. 11. Abstracts on Criminology and Penology; Adolescent 10. Madison; Milwaukee; Stout; Whitewater. Mental Health Abstracts; ASSIA; Child Development 11. Women Studies Abstracts; America: History and Ufe; Abstracts and Bibliography; Contemporary Sociology; Canadian Education Index; Canadian Magazine Current Contents; Current Index to Journals In Index; Canadian Periodicals Index; American Education; Excerpta Medica; Family Planning Humanities Index; Historical Abstracts; Ny Litteratur Perspectives; Health Instrument File; Higher om Kvlnnor; Left Index; Sociological Abstracts. Education Abstracts; Human Sexuality Update; 12. Abstracts; book reviews; bibliographies; periodical Mental Health Abstracts; New Society; Preview: The resouroe guide. An InterdisclplinalY, International Family Media Journal; Psychological Abstracts; periodical of research on women and sex roles. Referativnyi Zhurnal; Sage Family Studies Abstracts; School Organization and Management Abstracts; ROOM OF ONE'S OWN Social Sciences Citation Index; Social Work Research 1. 1975. & Abstracts; Sociological Abstracts; Sociology of 2. 4/year. Education Abstracts; The SIECUS Report; Studies on 3. $21.40 (outside Canada). Singia copies: $5. Women Abstracts. 4. P.O. Box 46160, Stn.G, Vancouver, B.C., Canada 12. Empirical research relating to sex roles; book V6R 4G5. reviews. 5. Growing Room Colleotlve. 7. ISSN 0316-1609. SIGNS: JOURNAL OF WOMEN IN CULTURE AND 8. LC-33152. SOCIETY 9. OCLC 2248303. 1. 1975, 10. Madison; Milwaukee. 2. 4/y.ar. 12. Feminist Journal of literature and orltlclsm; original 3. $21 (students), $29 (Indlv.), $65 (Inst.), pius $5 for prose and poetry; reviews. forel9n post.ga. Single copies: $7.25 (Indiv.), $16.25 (Inst.). SAGE: A SCHOLARlY JOURNAL ON BLACK WOMEN 4. The University of Chicago Press, Journals Division, 1. 1984. P.O. Box 37005, Chicago, IL 60637. 2. 2/year. 5. Ruth Ellen Botcher Joer9s & Barbara Lasle«. 3. $15 (Indiv.), $25 (Inst.), plus $6 for foreign postage. 6. Center for Advanced Feminist Studies, 496 Ford Hall, 4. P.O. Box 42741, Atlanta, GA 30311-0741. Univ. of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN 55455. 5. Patricia Bell-Scott, Beverly Guy-Sheftall. 7. ISSN 0097-9740. 7, ISSN 0741-6639. 8. LC 75·649469. 8. LC sn83-5428. 9. OCLC t3626t8. 9. OCLC 10219211. 10. Baraboo; Fox Valley; Green Bay; Eau Claire; La 10. Madison; Milwaukee; Platteville. Crosse; Madison; Marathon Co.; Marinette Co.; 11. Alternative Press Index; MLA International Marshfield; Milwaukee; Oshkosh; Parkside; Platteville; Bibliography; Psyoho/lnfo; Sooiological Abstracts; Richland; River Falls; Rock Co.; Stevens Point; Stout; xv.

SuperIor; Waukesha; Whitewater; Washington Co. SPARE RIB 11. Modern Language Abstracts; HIstorical Abstracts; 1. 1972. Women Studies Abstracts; Current Contents; 2. 12/year. Psychologloal Abstracts; Soolologloal Abstraots; 3. 27 pounds (indiv., airmail), 40 pounds (Inst., airmail). Soolal Science Citation Index; Amerloa; History and 4. 27 Clerkenwell Close, London EC1R OAT, England. L~e. 5. Editorial Collective. 12. Feature artloles; research; review essays; reports; 7. ISSN 0308-7971. book reviews; letters/comments; arohlval notes. 8. LC sn82·20308. 9. OCLC 5237209. SINISTER WISDOM: A JOURNAL FOR THE LESBIAN 10. Madison; Stevens Point. IMAGINATION IN THE ARTS & pouncs 12. ·One of the longest running, and most widely read 1. 1976. femInIst pUblications in the world, Spare Rib 2. 4/year. documents women's Ideas and struggles worldwide, 3. $17 (Indiv.), $30 (Inst.), $35-$200 (sustainln9), $6 tackling major feminist debates as they occur (hardship), $22 (foreI9n). Single copies: $5. nationally and internationally. Each Issue of Spare 4. P.O. Box 3252, Berkeley, CA 94703. Rib carries feature articles (e.g. on Genetic 5. . Engineering, Ecology, Sexuality, Plans for Action and 7. iSSN 0196-1653. feature Interviews); New Fiction; reviews of Books, 8. LC 82-640638; sn79-8096. Film, Theatre, Dance, Music, Visual Arts; News from 9. OCLC 3451636. around the world; Le«ers; Health; Parenting and to. Eau Claire. Pulse of the movement .. the noticeboard of the 11. Alternative Press Index; Directory of Women's Media. Women's Movement." 12. Theoretical articles; poetry; drama; flotlon; reviews. THIRD WOMAN SNAKE POWER; A JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY FEMALE SHAMANISM Ceasing publication as a periodical. Will continue to 1. 1969. publish as a book series. For more Information, write: c/o 2. 4/year. Chicano Studies, Owinelle Hall 3404, Univ. of California, 3. $23; $28 foreign. Berkeley, CA 94720. 4. 5856 College Ave. #138, Oakland, CA 946t8. 5. Vicki Noble. 7. ISSN 1048-0927. 13TH MOON: A FEMINIST UTERARY MAGAZINE 8. LC sn90-4343. 9. OCLC 20851526. Presumed ceased. 11. Snake Power refers to a power and autonomy that belonged to women before the development of TRADESWOMEN MAGAZINE: A QUARTERLY MAGAZINE patrlarohal cutture and the dominator model of FOR WOMEN IN BLUE-COLLAR WORK society. This power.from.withln a woman was the 1. 198t. primary expression of religion and spirituality, and it 2. 4/yeer. was 1he basis of self-government among all early 3. $20 (indiv., unemployed), $35 (indiv., employed), $50 peoples....Snake Power Is a movement toward (ins1.) , plus $5 postage (Canada) or $10 postage global female leadership through embodiment of the (other foreign). Single copies: $3.50. sacred FeminIne In each Individual shaman-woman 4. P.O. Box 40664, San Francisco, CA 94140. and the problem·solvlng she does In the normal 5. Editorial Committee. activities of her dally life. Snake Power Is a 7. ISSN 0739-344X. of the ancient universal sacred holidays 8. LC sn83-2244. and the power of ritual magic, especially the unified 9. OCLC 9726358. force we channel when we come together as a 10, State Historical Society. group for healing and the manifestation of peace on 12. 'Tradeswomen Magazine is the only national tha planet. pUblication about women working In nontraditional blue-collar jobs. It is wri«en and produced by SOJOURNER tradeswomen who know their subject first hand. We 1. 1975. provide support to women currently working in 2. t2/year. blue-collar jobs and information to women 3. $17. (Indiv.), $27 (foreign). Single copies: $2. considering entering the trades.' 4. 42 Seaverns Ave., Jamaica Plain, MA 02130. 5. Karen Kahn. TRIVIA: A JOURNAL OF IDEAS 7. ISSN 019t-8699. 1. 1982. 8. LC sn79-2799. 2. 2/year, 9. OCLC 46562n. 3. $14 (Indiv.), $20 (Iibr. & Inst.). Add $2 for foreign to. Madison; Oshkosh. postage. Single copies: $7. 12. Feature articles; reviews of books, film, dance, 4. P.O. Box 606, N. Amherst, MA 01059. theater, visual arts, and music; news; poetry. 'Our 5. Lise Well, Linda Nelson. editorial polley is to consider for publication 7. ISSN 0736-928X. anything that Is not racist, sexist, or homophobic in 8. LC 83-641534; sn83-1973. content." 9. OCLC 9247235. 10. Milwaukee; Platteville. xvi.

11. Alternative Press Index. and for lesbians. Our purpose is to provide a 12. Radical feminist theory, scholarship, and reviews. positive image of ourselves to ourselves and ultimately, to the world at large." lROUBl£ AND STRIFE: A RADICAL FEMINIST MAGAZINE 1. 1984. WLWJOURNAL 2. 3lyear. 1. 1976. 3. 7.50 pounds On land Indlv.), 9.50 pounds (Indlv. 2. 4lyear. surfaoe main 13 pounds (lndiv" air malO, 20 pounds 3. $18, $20 (foreign). Single copies: $4. (Inland Inst.), 30 pounds (Inst.). Single copies: 1.95 4. WlW Journal, McFarland & Co., Inc., Box 611, pounds. Jsllerson, NC 28640. 4. 34 Exchange St., NOlWich, Noriolk NR2 lAX, 5. Audrey Eaglen. England. 6. Audrey Eaglen, Edilor, WLW Journal, 1055 Oakes 5. Ed~orlal Collecllve. Rd., Breckvllle, OH 44141. 12. 'Publlcatlon of readable and Inslghllul arilclss on 7. ISSN 0272-1998. areas of current ooncern within the Women's 8. LC sc82-2031; sn80-12573. Liberation Movement. To record the history of the 9. OCLC 6182031. current wave of feminism worldwide." 10. Madison; Stevens Point. 11. library literature. lUlSA SlUDIES IN WOMEN'S LrTERAlURE 12. Book, fUm and music reviews; feature articles; 1. 1982. conference reports; news and notes. 2. 2/year. 3. $12 (Indlv.), $14 (inst.), $10 (sludent). Single coplss: WISCONSIN WOMAN MAGAZINE $7, $8 (foreign). 1. 1987. 4. TSWL, 600 South College Ave., Tulsa, OK 74104. 2. 12/yesr. 5. Holly Laird. 3. $14.95. Single copiss: $3.50. 6. Editor, TSWL, Ths University of Tulsa, 600 Soulh 4. 207 E. Buffalo St., Suite 419, Milwaukee, WI 53202. College Ave., Tulsa, OK 74104. 5. Jacquelyn Mltchard. 7. ISSN 0732-7730. 9. OCLC 15566095. 8. LC sn82-3788. 10. Eau Claire; Whitewater. 9. OCLC 8426594. 12. Features a variety of articles: "Wisconsin Women in 10. Eau Claire; La Crosse; Madison; Whitewater. Focus,' "Arts," "Food and Entertainment," 'Health and 12. 'Tulsa Studies In Women's Literature Includes Fitness,' 'Finance,' etc. articles, reviews, notes and queries from scholars of every period, Including those reading In languages WISCONSIN WOMEN'S LAW JOURNAL other than English and from students of poetry and 1. 1985. prose in all 116 forms, inclUding essays, diaries, 2. Annual. belles lettres, and Journalism. While articles need 3. $8 (indlv.), $15 (In.t.). not be exclusively concerned with female writers the 4. 0/0 University of Wisconsin law School, 975 Bascom focus must be upon women and their work" Mall, Madison, WI 53708. 5. Michelle Beeman, lorraine Stoltzfus, lynn Haug. lURN-OF-ll-iE-CENlURY WOMEN 8. LC 86·644116; sn85-23605. 1. 1984. Ceasing publication wllh Vol. V Nos. 1 & 2 9. OCLC 12192424. Summer & Winter 1990, which will be inclUded in 10. Green Bay; Madison; Stevens Point. Feminist Periodicals Vol. 11 No.2 Summer, 1991. 12. "exploration of legal issues relating to women. We 2. 2/year. look forward to receiving submissions and articles on 3. $10, $15 (lorelgn). Single copies: $6, $8 (foreign). the law of any jurisdiction, whether specific to a 4. Margaret D. Stetz, Editor, Dept. of English, particular state or not. Traditlonallaw review articles Georgetown University, WaShington, DC 20057. are welcome and we encourage practitioner+orlented 5. Margaret O. Stetz. pieoes as well....[W)e derive sustenance from the 7. ISSN 8756-1697. law in action approach and hope to publish articles 8. LC sn84-2649. from a variety of dlsolpllnes." 9. OCLC 11521132. 10. Madison; Stevens Point. WOMAN OF POWER 11. MLA Annual Blbll09rephy. 1. 1984. 12. The journal Is devoted to furthering the study of 2. 4lyear. women in the period 1880-1920. Articles dealing 3. $26 (Indlv.), $32 (lorelgn, suriace mall). Single with social, political, Intellectual history, art, literature copies: $7. and bibliography. 4. P.O" Box 827, Cambridge, MA 02236 5. Char McKee. VISIBlunES 7. ISSN 0743·2356. 1. 1987. 8. LC sn84·9796. 2. 6lyear. 9. OCLC 10546363. 3. $18/8; $25/8 (loreign). Single copies: $2.50. 10. Madison; State Historical Society. 4. P.O. Box 1169, Olney, MD 20830-1169. 12. A magazine of feminism, spirituality, and politics. 5. Susan T. Chasin. Theme for each issue. 7. ISSN: 0892-7375. 12. 'Vlsibilitles is a national/International magazine by xvii.

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International Bibliography. Station. N.w York, NY 10163. 12. ·Women & Performance Is a feminist journal devoted 5. Cynthia Navare"a, Judy Siegel. to the study of theater, dance, film, music, video, 7. ISSN 0149·7081. ritual and performance art. It includes discussions 8. LC 81-842200: .c78-127. of feminist aesthetlos, photo essays, lntelViews, 9. OCLC 353570. historical material, reviews and scripts. W&P 10. Madison: Milwaukee. encourages dialogue among performers and 11. RlLA; International Repertory of the Literature of Art: theorists." Alternative Press Index; ARTblbliographles. 12. "News, articles and a complete nation·wlde almanac WOMEN & POUTlCS of exhibits, conferences, performances, and career 1. 1980. opportunities by and for women artists." 2. 41y••r. 3. $32 (Indiv.), $75 (In.t.). $140 (lib.). WOMEN'S ART MAGAZINE 4. Th. Haworth Pr•••• 10 Allc. St., Blnghampton, NY 1. 1983. 13904-1580. 2. 61y.ar. 5. Rna Ma. K.IIy. 3. 12 pounds (Indlv.), 25 pound. (Indiv.• Europ.), 25 6. Editor, Women & Politics, Rita Mae Kelly, Professor pounds (lnst.), 35 pounds (lndiv., overseas), 45 of Public Affairs, Women's Studies Program, Arizona pounds (Inst. overseas). Stat. Univ.r.lty, T.mp., t.;Z 85287. 4. Central Books, 99 Wallace Rd., London E9 5LN 7. ISSN 0195-n32. England. 8. LC 80-644752: .n79-8972. 5. Genevieve Fox. 9. OCLC 58615n. 6. The Women Artists Slide Library, Fulham Palace, 10. Madison; MIlwaukee; Whitewater. Bishops Avenue, London SW6 6EA England. 11. ABC-POL SCI: A Bibliography of Cont.nt.: pom;cal 7. ISSN 0961-1460. Science & Government; America, History & Life; 11. BRAD. SWET. Current Contents; Family Resources Database; IFI­ 12. A broad·based bl-monthly journal on women in the Plenum Data Corp.; Index to Periodical Articles Visual Arts covering a range of practices and areas Related to Law; International Political Science of debate. The magazine a"empts to keep an up to Abstracts; Pals Bulletin; Political Science Abstracts; date record of the work of women on show both in Social Science Cftatlon Index; Sociological Abstracts: the u.K. and abroad as well as carrying history Studies on Women Abstracts; Urban Affairs pieces, book reviews and theoretical debate. Our Abstracts; Women Studies Abstracts. aim throughout is to encompass the diversion and 12. Feature articles; research; bibliographies; book plurality of women's work, cultural milieu and reviews; news and notes. theoretical standpoints.

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YALE JOURNAL OF LAW AND FEMINISM 1. 1989. 2. 2/year. 3. $12 (Indlv.), $8 (students), $25 (Inst.). 4. Box 401A Yale Station. New Haven cr 06520. 5. Ednorlal collective. 7. ISSN 1043-9388. 8. lC sn89-6191. 9. OClC 19571989. 11. Current Law Indexj Index to legal Periodioalsj Infotrao. 12. "The Journal provides a forum for the analysis of women, soolety, and the law. We are oommitted to expanding the boundaries of traditional legal dlsoourse, and plan to pUblish a wide range of legal and non-legal work, Inoludlng artloles, flotlon, oritioism, poetry, and autobiography.· AFFILIA 1. Journal of Women and Social Work

CONTENTS

Volume 5, Number 4, Winter 1990

5 Editorial On Feminism in Action Betty Sancier Articles 8 Pornography and Sodal Policy: Three Feminist Approaches Barbara G. Collins 27 Abortion: Ambiguous Criteria and Confusing Polides Josefina Figueira-McDonough 55 Burnout in the Human Services: A Feminist Perspective Janet L. Finn 72 Dilemmas and Demands: Working With Adult Survivors of Sexual Abuse Feral E. Mennen 87 Two Outstanding Black Women in Sodal Welfare History: Mary Chun:h Terrell and Ida B. Wells-Barnett Wilma Peebles-Wilkins and E. Aracelis Francis 101 On the Lookout 105 On the Bias 108 Book Reviews Intimate Adversaries: Cultural Conflict Between Doctors and Women Patients. Alexandra Dundas Dodd. Women's Healt11 Perspectives: An Annual Review. Edited by Carol J. Lappa and Connie Miller. Reviewed by Margherita Jellinek

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Tapestries of Life: Women's Work, Women's Consciousness, and the Meaning of Daily Experience. Bellina Aptheker. Reviewed by Elizabeth Dane The Second Shift: Working Parents and the Revolution at Home. Arlie Hochschild. Reviewed by Lois Braverman Always a Sister: The Feminism of Lillian D. Waldo Doris Groshen Daniels. Lillian D. Wald: Progressive Activist. Edited by Oare Coss. Reviewed by Katherine A. Kendall Biting the Hand That Feeds Them: Organizing Women on Welfare at the Crass Roots Level. Jacqueline Pope. Reviewed by Margaret Nielsen Women As They Age: Challenge, Opportunity, and 1Humph. Edited by J. Dianne Gamer and Susan O. Mercer. Reviewed by Judith C. Gonyea On Her Own: Growing up in the Shadow of the American Dream. Ruth Side!. Reviewed by Carolyn Keith 119 Poetry Songs of Lost Children Ann Lowrey Yeager 120 Index 3.

;\ REVIE\\, OF BOOI\S BY \\'O,\lEN CONTENTS FALL 1990 • VOLUME 6/NUMBER 1

,JE\\1SH WRITERS 2 "From Nightmare to Vision," an introduction by to Dreams of an lrnomniac: Jewish FEminist Essays, Speeches and Diatribes, by Irena Klepfisz 6 Seed or Sarah: Memoirs of a Survivor, b)' Judith Magyar Isaacson Outcast: A Je"ish Girl in Wartime Berlin, by loge Deutschkron The Alchem)' of Survival: One Woman's Journey, by John E. Mack with Rita S. Rogers En's War: A True Stor)' of Sun'inl, b)' Eva Krulein One, by One, b" One: Facing , by Judith Miller' Myrna Goldenberg 10 Exile in the Promised Land: A Memoir, by Marcia Freedman God's Ear, by Rhoda Lerman Slanding Again at Sinai: Judaism from a Feminist Perspective, by Judith Plaskow Miriyam Glazer 12 M)" Jewish face, by Melanie Kaye/Kantrowitz' Miriam Kalman Harris 13 America and I: Short Stories b)' American Jewish Women Writers, edited b)' Joyce Antler' RUlh Magder 14 Fiction: "Days of Awe," b)' Maxine Rodburg

SOUTHERN HE~nSPHERE: DIASPORA & ASIA 20 The Family, by Buchi Emecbeta . Carole Boyce DQ\'ies 21 Between Worlds: Women Writers of Chinese Ancestry, by Amy Ling Fifth Chinese Daughter, by Jade Snow Wong' Scarlet Cheng 23 Truth Tales: ContemporarJ Stories by Women Writers of India, edited by KaH for Women' Nina Mehta 24 Stonn in Chandigarh, by Nayantara Sabgal . Marina Budhos 2S Widows of Hiroshima: The Life Stories of Nineteen Peasant Wives, edited by Mikio Kanda' Takayo Mukai 26 Cia)' Walls, by Kim Ronyoung . Roberta L. Chew 27 The Far East Comes Near: Autobiographical Accounts of Southeast Asian Students in America, edited b)' Lucy Nguyen-Hong-Nhiem and Joel Martin Halpern Quiet Odyssey: A Pioneer Korean Woman in America, by Mar)' Paik Lee . Miriam Ching Louie 29 The Riller With No Bridge, by Sue Sumii . Taka-yo Mukai 30 Heal')' Wings, by Zhang He and Baotown, by Wang Anyi . Judy rung

31 Frameless \\'indowsJ Squares of Light, b)' Cathy Song' Marilyn Kallel 32 "l'\u Shu: An Ancient Secrei Women's Language": Translations of -Lost" Chinese Poetr)' . Carolyn Lau

BIOGRAPHY AND AUTOBIOGRAPHY 40 To Herland and Beyond: The Life and Work of Charlotte Perkins Gilman, by Ann J. Lane Mal")' Austin: Song of a Maverick, b)' Esther Lanigan Stineman Jean Stallord: The Savage Heart, by Charlotte Margolis Goodman· Mal) Titus 43 Virginia Woolf: The Impact of Childhood Sexual Abuse on Her Life and Work, by Louise DeSalvo Denise M. Marshall 4S : A Biograph)', by Deirdre Bair . Isabel Hill Fucigna 47 A \fhole--Soul.ed Woman: Prudence Crandall and the Education of Black Women, by Susan Strane . Suzanna Sloat 48 A Midwife's Tale: The Life of Martha Ballard, Basl'd on Her Diar~:, 1785·1812, by Laurel Thatcher Ulrich Lynn Z. Bloom so After Egypt: Isadora Duncan & Mar) Cassatt, by Millicent Dillon' Scarier Cheng

REVIEWS 46 She Came to Sial, by Simone de Beau\'oir ' Jomlne Schmid' S3 Hwnid Pilch: Narrathe Poetr)', by ' Jane Campbell 58 Ttu: Wreath Ribbon Quill and Dreaming in Color. by Ruth Moose· Janel Zmuiy

COLnl!'iS 36 Belles uttres lnteniew: Marilynne Robinson' by Kay Boneui 54 Reprints: by Laura Hapke and Barbara Horn 4 . CALYX A JOURNAL OF ART AND LITERATURE BY WOMEN

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POETRY CarolAnn Russell 4 Every Womans Christmas 5 Women in the Sauna 6 Talking about the Penis Susan Rawlins 7 What Is Important Elizabeth Weber 9 Unemployed Woman Begging: Kiiln, 1930 Rebecca Seilerle 10 At the Edge of the Water Claudia Van Gervan 16 Apotheosis Frances Payne Adler 32 Simply 33 Riding the "Eye Robin Morgan 34 Geography Lesson Cornelia Hoogland 36 Your Full-Cupboard Strength 37 Watching My Mother Dress PaulAnn Petersen 38 The Mother Who Became a Tree 39 Saying Three of the Rivers Names 40 Sestina for Two-Eyes Eileen Owen 42 Snow While, Waking Up Margaret Aha 43 In the Middle 44 For My Sister Elizabeth, Bookkeeper and Mother of Four Lin Max 46 Stone Fruit 47 On Seeing Alice Neels Self-Portrait at 80 48 Trying To Crow ART Tisa Tyree 17 Persephone Revisits the Earth Beatriz Sanchez 18 Aquel del Verde 19 Aquel del Poisaje 20 Aquel del Blanco Ann T. Rosenthal 21 Nuclear Medicine Shield/West 22 Nuclear Medicine Shield/North 23 Nuclear Medicine Shield/North-Detail Carlyn Marcus Ekstrom 24 Barbie & Friend I 25 Barbie & Friends II CALYX 5. A JOURNAL OF ART AND LITERATURE BY WOMEN

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(Continued) Elizabeth Sample Cross 26 Self-Portrait 27 Allgel ill the SOlid Kira Corser 28 ulltitled Marta Peluso 29 allllew gUidillg light­ 30 Fillgertips Coverillg Eyes 31 Face PROSE Jewell Parker Rhodes 54 Miz Martha Deborah Slosberg 68 Desert LAlldscapes Maria Luisa Puga 80 Youllg Mother Shirley Sikes 83 Selltimental Joumey Jane Keon 93 The Seventh Daughter REVIEWS Helen Frost 100 Kllocking on the Earth by Ellery Akers Diane D'Souza 101 The Earth Mother: Legends, Goddesses, and Ritual Arts of Illdia by Pupul Jayakar NORTHWEST REVIEWS Margaret A. Chang 102 TEHANU, the LAst Book of Eartllsea by Ursula K. LeGuin Martha Gies 104 The Jump-Off Creek by Molly Gloss Helen Frost 105 IN EXTREMIS alld Other Alaskan Stories by Jean Anderson Melissa Biggs 106 Rough Trallslatiolls: Stories by Molly Giles by Molly Giles Laura Brenner 109 The Female Gaze: Womell as Viewers of Popular Culture Edited by Lorraine Gamman and Margaret Marshment IN MEMORIAM-Deborah Slosberg 111 CONTRIBUTOR NOTES 116 6.

call1eraobscura A JOl/rnal ojFemil/ism al/d Film TheorY/22 1990 Feminism and Film History Special Issue Editors: Lea Jacobs and Patrice Petro

4 Editorial 9 Feminism and Film History by Patrice Petro 29 Reformers and Spectators: The Film Education Movement in the Thirties by Lea Jacobs 51 Adventures of Goldilocks: Spectatorship, Consumerism and Public Life by Miriam Hansen 73 Melodrama and Social Drama in the Early German Cinema by Heide Schliipmann 91 Female Power in the Serial-Queen Melodrama: The Etiology of an Anomaly by Ben Singer

Reviews 131 History in the Battle of Voices by Dana Polan 138 Foucault in the Field of Feminism by Constance Balides 150 Palaces of Consumption as Women's Club: En-countering Women's Labor History and Feminist Film Criticism by Jeanne Allen 159 Remembering History: Films by Women at the 1989 Toronto Film Festival by Rhona Berenstein

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Editorial: Feminist as Cbarged CWSlcf 3 IntroductJon MARILYN BURGESS and JANICE ANDREAE 5 Bebind Every Great MIlD FREDA GUITMAN 7 Feminism and Art Curatorial Practice RENEE BAERT 9 Rosalie NICOLE JOLICOEUR 10 Vok:eln tbe Blood: A Con..rsallon with Colleen Culscball AGNES GRANT 11 Feminism, FamUy and Pbotograpby SUSAN McEACHERN 14 Tbe Deatb Senlence of Editb Thompson CHERYL SIMON 16 Portraits en regard FRANCINE DAGENAIS 18 3' FoirelnleroaUonale du livre feministe MARIK BOUDREAU 22 Women and tbe Slale JAMELIE IIASSAN 25 RenecUo..on Making Generatlon/RegeIltTMon: Mrs. John E. BTubather IIat 1989·1827 JANE BUYERS and SUSAN SHANTZ 27 Towards a Feminist Visual Practk:. ALICE MANSELL 29 Tblnk Notblng of It NINA LEVITf 31 Towards a Politics or Location: Rethinking Marginality JOAN BORSA 36 Wben I Brealbe Tbereis a Space: An Interview With Buseje Bailey SUSAN DOUGLAS 40 Feminism In Fine Arts Education CONCORDIA WOMEN 43 learning tbe Arts at University RAQUEL RIVERA 46 Une slmpllcite da.. Ia fa~on de voir ISABELLE BERNIER 48 Surviving as a Native Woman Artist IOANE CARDINAL-SCHUBERT 50 Dispersal ofa Black Cloud NELL TENHAAF and K. GRAMSCI 52 Conversation Pi..e (for my Stonlsb Grandmothers) CAROL LAING 54 Operatio..In lbe Spbere of tbe Vulgar: Tbe Work of Wilma Needbam CAROL WILLIAMS 56 Tbe Comic Mirror: Domeslk: Surveillance In Mary Worth JENNIFER FISHER 60 Cullural DisloraUon Syndrome FRANCESCA VIVENZA 63 Tbe House Tbat Jack Built SHELLEY HORNSTEIN-RABINOVITCH 65 "Tbe Prk:els Rlgbf' ou les indk:es du roOt dela vie DIANE GOUGEON 69 Scree.. of Resistaoce: Feminism and Video Arl DOT TUER 73 Mlmoire, reconnaissance: entrevue avec Michelle Desaulniers et Diane Tripani~re HELGE DASCHER 75 Collage From What'slna F/Qm

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L'aulre oeU: Le nuflmin;n dans I'art masculin, Marie·Jeanne Musial SUSANNE DE LOTBlNIERE·HARWOOD 106 The Ufe ofEmily Carr, Paula Blanchard; The An ofEmily Carr, Doris Shadbolt MERLIN HOMER 106 La tMorie, un dinumche, Louky Bersianik et ai, DOMINlQUE BOURQUE 107 Their Place on the Stage: Black Women Playwrights in America, Elizabeth Brown.{Juiliory LESLIE SANDERS 108 Women Composers, A U:Jsl Tradition Found, Diane Peacock lezic ANN ARMIN 109 Luna, Sharon Butala ELEANOR DOOAR 109 An American Childhood, Annie DiUard DEBORAH lUDJEVIC 110

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COVEIlS

Front cover: Jane Buyers, detail from Interior Architecture 11,1988, polychromed wax on plaster. Photo: COUI1esy Garnet Press Gallery. photographer Lome Fromer.

Back cover: Colleen CutsehaJl, Maka and Scan (Earth and Sky), 1988, acrylic, 72" x 40", 9. canadian woman StudieS IeS cahiel"S de13 renune

J;a1l1990 \\'umen and Housing/us femmes cllc logemen! Volume 11. Number 2

Dedications: E1spelh Heyworth and Kalherina Lundy 3

Editorial JUDITH KJELLBERG BELL and PAMELA SAYNE 5

The Right to lIoDsing

Housing Language, Housing Reality? PAMELASAYNE 6 Poverty Slops EquaUlylEquality Stops Poverly: The Case ror Sn<:ial and Economic Rights HAVI ECHENBERG and BRUCE PORTER 7 Third World Housing Development and Indigenous People in North America WINONA LaDUKE 12 Women's Struggle for Housing Rights in Thailand SOMPORN SURARrrn 15

Organizing fur Living .

L'Arbre de vie LUCIENNE LACASSE-LOVSTED 17 Quality Housing for Women and Children MYRNA MARGULIES BREITBART 19 Mutual Aid and Social Networks: A Feminisf~IDspired Housing Co-op in GISELE YASMEEN 25 Tenants Organize! An Interview with Anne Smith JOYCEWATTaiIdRUTHMOTT 29 Housing tor the Disabled CATHY McPHERSON 31 Ce o'est pas la vie en rose RUTH PILOTE 33 Poet Laureate of the Poor: Dorothy O'Connell MARY GARRETT 36

Net\\orking

Women in Toronto Creating Housing: Participation and Process PAMELASAYNE 38 Glohal Women and Sheller Network HIe Women and She/ler Network News/etler 41 NAC Housing Committee 42

Home Sueet Home

Becoming a 'tReal" : Employment and Housing RUEAMANA 43 Le logement: Point d'ancrage pour un nouveau depart FRANC;OISE MONDOR 46 Home Away (rom Home JACKIE MANTHORNB 48 Demolition EVE CORBEL 5I

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;FaIl 1990 Wommand HousipgtUS r...... tt1.1!Jll.meDI Volomell, Nomber.2 (Continued) Policies Need to Change • .

Not Seen, Not Heard: Women and Housing Policy SYLVIANOVAC 53 or Women Tenanls SYLVIANOVAC 58 Working on the "HardJl Side ANNE OTHER 59 Housing Righls... For Adolls Only? MAUREEN CALLAGHAN 61 Gimme Shelter: Toward Housing as a Right, Not a Commodity KAREN WHEELER 63 Women and Housing: A Research Agenda GERDA R. WEKERLE 66

Planning and Design

Women and Housing in Sub~Saharan Arrica DIANA LEE-SMITH 68 L'amenagement des banlleues et Ie quotidien des femmes actives DENISE ROY 71 Helping Each Other: A Swedi'lh Perspective BIRGIT KRANTZ 77 Meeting Our Needs: Access for Women with Disabilities SHIRLEY MASUDA 80

Book Reviens

Letters to the Book Review Ediloc 84 New Households. New Housing, Karen A. Franck. and Sherry Ahrentzen, eds. ELLEN VERA ALLEN 85 Fenvnes sanS toit ni voix: La probJematique des femmes diles sans-abri ou itinerantes, Fran~ise·Romaine Ouellette DOMlNIQUE MASSON 86 Personnes ogles et /ogement, Ghislaine Paquin. Jacinthe Aubin et Marie Boivin DOMINIQUE MASSON 86 Dance an the Eanh, Margar.t Laurence CLARA THOMAS 87 The Woman and the Lyrt: Woman Writers in Classical Greece and Rome, Jane McIntosh Snyder JOHANNA H. STUCKEY 89 Woman as Mediatrix: Essays on Nineteenth·Century European ~omen Writers, Avriel H. Goldberger, ed. DEBORAH HELLER 90 Danna: Women in Jtalian Cuilure, Ado Testaferri. ed. SANTO L. ARlCO 91 The Meridian Anth%gy ofEarly Women Writers: British Literary Women from Aphra Belin,o Maria Edgeworth 1660-1800, K. M. Rogers and W. McCarthy, cds.: and The Sign 01 Angeilica: Women, Writing and Fiction, 1660·1800, Janet Todd ANN B. SHTEIR 91 Le conservatisme poiitiqueflminin en Suisse: Mythe ou rea/ite, Thanh·Huyn Ballmer-Can SYLVIE AREND 93 Strategies du vertige, trois poetes: Nicole Brossard. Made/eine Gagnon, France Thloret, Louise Dupre SUZANNE LEGAULT 93 Mary Shelley: Her Llle, Her Fiction, Her Monsters. Anne K. Mellor DEBORAH KENNEDY 94

Every Woman's Guide to Hysterectomy HEATHER SPEARS 42 Retrograde,' Victorian Lace,' Choice MARGITA GA1LlTIS 62 Postcards ANNE BURKE 82 For Glynis Reaching,he Age 0121 BUDGE WILSON 83

A Room olOne'sOwn, 1990. collage, colour photocopy and watercolour. 1O.25"x lOS' Caroiyn Van Huyse COMMON LIVES/LESBIAN LIVES 11. a lesbian quarterly

CONTENTS Number Thirty-Six Fall 1990

3 Notes to Our Readers 5 Family Dinner, by Arian Allister 19 Rain Dance I, II, III, by Deanna Bickford 23 Two Poems, by Beth Fogel 36 Acts of Charity, by Achy Obejas 37 Marked, by Cassandra 39 When Peaches Are Gone, by 41 Happy Surprise, by Cole 45 a saturday afternoon, by J. A. Smith 47 Gay Pride March, by Kathleen Walsh 53 Sundays with Helen, by Barbara Mulrine 61 Sniper, by D. DiMassa 63 Aftermath, by Paula Balafas 65 Neva's Dreaming, by Laurie Hoskin 79 A Dyke Xmas Story, by Lorrie Sprecher 85 for tonight, by Susan Hubert 87 The Intimate Is Transformational, by Jeanne Cordova 93 Two Poems by Barbara Dawicke 95 love without sex, by amy beth edwards 97 She Listens, by Bel-Ria 99 The Room(s), by Ruthann Robson 107 Sunset, by Raven 109 Testing, One, Two ... , by Jackie Manthorne 124 Book Review: I read about it in Common Lives . .. 12. conditions: 17 1990

CONTENTS

Introduction v Pat Califia Gender Fuck Gender 1 I Love Butches 4 Robyn Selman Difference Between Us 7 Meena Alexander Blood Line 11 Toxic Petals 12 Bitches Bite 13 Hitomi Sawabe Yuriko, Da Svidanya (translated by Eleanor Batchelder and Fumiko Ohno) 20 Sawnie Morris Smoke 30 Doris Moromisato (translated by Mariana Romo-Carmona) A Este Cuerpo Enamorado 40 Morada Donde la Luna Perdio Su Palidez 42 La Inmaculata Historia de Mnasidika, Mi Amiga 44 Jacqueline Woodson Idella's Child, Tyler 46 Paula Martinac Heroines 50 Leslie Lopez Underwater 55 Across Landscape 56 Maureen Seaton The 8:48 57 Frances Negr6n-Muntaner Estampa Puertorriquefia en Filadelfia (translated by the author) 58 Sorpresa (translated by the author) 60 Penelope (translated by Kurt Fendeisen) 62 Habla Cuerpo (translated by Kurt Fendeisen and the author) 64 Melinda Goodman February Ice Years 68 Deb Parks-Satterfield [17 Years Old] 70 Carolyn Gammon Packing 71 Eloise Klein Healy Changing the Oil 72 Anne Haines Orange Poem 73 Stephanie Byrd Sweet Potato Pie : 74 Libido 75 conditions: 17 1990 13.

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Margaret Randall Touch #2 76 Joan Nestle Our Gift of Touch 77 Jani VanDyke excerpts from Dyketionary 79 Mariana Ramo-Carmona 2280 89 Carolyn Gammon Letters from Montreal 99 Yasmin Tambiah May Day, 1985 101 The Civil War 102 Sandalwood 103 Annharte The Art of Talking Indian Art Shows 104 Upbraid 105 A. J. Verdelie Classified 106 M. Corbin Gould Weather Report 112 Nikki Herbst Live Girls 113 Yolanda Ingianna M. Circulo Perfecto (translated by Mariana Ramo-Carmona) 114 Terri L. Jewell Family Jewel Heretics 118 Sleep in Unfamiliar Arms 119 Karen E. Outen With Jada 120 Sapphire Mickey Mouse Was a Scorpio 126 Diane Palladino HIV Infection: The Construction of the Disease in Women 128 Kathryn Daniels The Bonds of Sisterhood (review of The One You Call Sister, edited by Paula Martinac) 138 14.

No. 34, 1990 An International Women's Quarterly

oIntroduction 2 Letters A French women's group issues a plea for peace in the Persian Gulf. A Czechoslovaki­ an lesbian group explains the high incidence of female-te-male sex change operations.

4 Mexico: Women Force a Government Response Mexican women are creating a legal support network within newly revised rape laws.

6 Yugoslavia: Where Wives are Never Battered ... and men and women are equal?

7 Iran: Enforcing the Veil A personal account of encountering the revolutionary "morality" police.

8 Canada: Insignificant Violence? Mass killing is not a gesture of hatred. but an example of an act of repression against women.

10 Sweden: Fighting for Feminist Interpretations of the Law Defending women who take action against male violence.

12 Britain: A Hidden Struggle: Black Women and Violence Black women in Britain are confronted with an indifferent bureaucracy when they try to escape violence in the home.

15 Ecuador: Campaign to Confront Violence Desperation leads to the beginnings of a response in the No Violence Against Women Day.

16 South Africa: No to Rape! Yes to Action! Two different women-led responses to rape in South African townships.

18 France: A Testimony Unbinds Many Tongues What happens when a woman discusses incest on prime time television.

20 Puerto Rico: When Does a Law Work Too Well? After years of political maneuvering. Puerto Rican feminists get legislation on domestic violence passed, only to be confronted with demands for its repeal.

21 Philippines: Manobo Women Speak Testimony from Tribal Filipino women.

22 Living in Different Worlds Excerpts from a recent book on the experiences of women living in Muslim society.

24 : Little Red Riding Hood How are women socialized into accepting the role of passive victim?

26 Dominican Republic: Everyday Violence A look at the daily. arbitrary violence that women experience in their neighborhoods.

27 Zimbabwe: Appreciation or Oppression? Custom, tradition and feminism in canmet.

28 Britain: Women Abusing Women Facing the difficult issue of violence against women by women.

31 Norway: We Exist Incest survivors find a group dedicated to their needs. Daughters 15. of Sarah November/December 1990 Volume 16, Number 6

Features 3 Celebration In a Different Key 12 God as Father: Patriarchy or Step by step, Catholic liturgist Paternity? Diane Neu shows how feminists New Testament scholar Wilfard can transform liturgies to include Swartley makes a feminist case for everyone. calling God Abba. 8 I Am a Charismatic Feminist 15 Expanding Our Language Mary Hammond confesses that the Betty Jane Bailey suggests a deeper she experiences feminism, solution to the problem ofGod­ the more intimate is her language. relationship with the Spirit. 18 Dry Bones Connected: Can 10 That Yvettel Dead Bible Study Live Again? Mary Cartledge-Hayes con write Rela Halteman Finger wonders Christmas stories like nobody else what might happen if the Bible in the world. were studied from a woman's perspective.

Poetry 7 Un Eco Navideiio/A Christmas Echo 11 Offend Hymn 16 A Prayer to God Our Mother 33 Benedlde Book, Video, and Tape Reviews 21 All Desires Known: Prayers Uniting Faith and Feminism, Janet Morley; Battered Into Submission: The Tragedy of Wife Abuse In the Christian Horne, James and Phyllis Alsdurf; Blessings: A Womanchrist Reflection on the Beautudes. Christin Lore Weber; A Book of Common Power: Narratives Against the Current. Donna Schaper; In Her Own Rite: Constructing Feminist Liturgical Tradition, Marjorie Procter-Smith; L1Ie­ Cycle Celebrations for Women, Marge Searsj More Than Words: Prayer and Ritual for Inclusive Communities, Janet Schaffran and Pat Kozak; Partners In the Gospel: Women in the Church's Ministry, David Scholer and Myrna Grant; Recovering Lost Tradition, Elizabeth Rankin Geitz and Margaret Hayes PrescoH, Sacred Dimensions of Women's Experience, ed. Elizabeth Dodson Gray; This Ancient Love, Carolyn McDade. Departments 2 Editorial-Beacons in the Mists 28 Dear Daughters 30 Classified Ads 31 Grapevine Cover Art by Kari Sandhaas 16.

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N.'''iCY AR~ISTRO"iG 3 The Occidental Alice

KARE"i NE\\~IAN 41 Directing Traffic: Subjects, Objects, and the Politics of Exchange

TA"iIA MODLESKI 55 The Incredible Shrinking He(r): Male Regression, the Male Body, and Film

CATIlY GRIGGERS 76 A Certain Tension in the VisuallCultural Field: Helmut Newton, Deborah Turbeville, and the VOGUE Fashion Layout

JeDITIl BeTLER 105 The Force of Fantasy: Feminism, Mapplethorpe, and Discursive Excess

R. RADIlAKRISIl"iA"i 126 The Changing Subject and -the Politics of Theory fverywoman 17. 4 WATCH THIS SPACE • Everywoman • Mirabella. Condoms for girls • Prince Charles and the gun lobby • NELL McCAFFERTY: Beat your head and weep. 6 YOU WRITE ·.. about The Guardian; asseniveness; copses; and animals. 8 NEWS • Broken promises for community care • Iraq "unislamic" on licence to kill women • Ms. magazine accuses the advenisers • Poll tax "a tax on family life" • Liberia appeal 11 BRIDGING A GULF OF MISUNDERSTANDING Media coverage of the Gulf crisis has misrepresented the responses of the Asian community, and risks creating increased hostility when what is needed is understanding. Zerbanoo Gifford, who has interviewed hundreds of Asian women, talks about the issues. 12 THE NEW PARTY POLITICS: IS THERE ROOM FOR US? The party conference season is upon us. "As in a game-show, the members are there as audience to confIrm the special quality of the conference and, by roars and applause, the potent quality of the leaders." Sarah Benton looks at what is happening to the political parties and what makes them behave as they do. 14 THE ARTS • 8,000 nice girls flock to a huge music event • Colourful women: an interview with painter Lucinda Denning • Women's film companion 18 THE ADVERTISER REPLIES The writer of ads criticised last month exercises her right of reply. 19 SHORT STORY "I am a woman who ..." by Hazel Croft 20 HEALTH • Nutritional supplements: finding your way through the maze • Physiotherapy: an object of charity. Stopping smoking •ST Saga. Health networking 22 PERSONAL . • The animal woman: working on an island sanctuary • Review of Third World Christmas catalogues 24 FOOD • Organic food: 20% by 2000? • Currying flavour 25 NEW BOOKS • Zoe Fairbairns reviews new fiction • Book reviews: lives, psychology, children, men. 28 EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES • Doing the teaching Hokey-Cokey 18.

4 WATCH THIS SPACE • Beauty and the burned-out feminists. Women and Aids • NSPCC: listen to mothers, too! • Ireland conference • Everywoman • NELL McCAFFERTY: Poorer in purse, richer in spirit. 6 LETTERS ... on advertising and pornography, assertiveness, feminism and harassment, and fair trade. 8 NEWS • Rape: the debate continues • State "protection)) for women: the view from Eastern Europe • Women trapped by rule shift • Rising abortions linked to family planning cuts • Is the voting system about to change? 11 DOWNWARDLY MOBILE Part-time, "flexible" employees are being forced down the job scale when their high levels of skills and experience should be getting them promoted. 13 MAKING IT OUT ALIVE Performance poet Storme Webber on life, work - and survival. 14 AMERICAN NIGHTMARE Margaret Atwood talkes to Barbara Norden about the ideas in her award-winning book The Handmaid', Tale, and its translation into film surprisingly unscathed. 16 THE MEN'S PAGE Impotence and the Man 17 THE ARTS • Facing the hidden tortures of the past -- and present • Gaelic grooves. Glitz in a good cause. What's on 20 HEALTH • Reflexology: an ancient therapy with a powerful effect • Lung pollution. Sex education. Cold hands 22 PERSONAL • People tourism: how to visit another country and meet people • Name changes. Volunteering. Fireworks 24 FOOD • Choosing tuna • Non-peat options • Vegetable and cheese soup 25 NEW BOOKS • Zoe Fairbairns reviews new fiction • Book reviews: lives. education, motherhood, sex and health. 28 EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES • The "atypical" employees (millions of us...) Volume 3 No.5 Sept/Ocl 1990 ISSN 1041-1801

Feminism, Fllmmnakln!il and Postcolonlallsm: An Interview With Trinh T. Mlnh·ha Page 3 Part One of an Interview by Judith Mayne

Advertising and Addiction: The Web of Compulsive Spending Page 6 Winner of the 1989-1990 Robin Wiehm Award By Stephanie Burley

Unmarried Faculty Women at White Palace University, Taiwan Page 10 Winner of the 1989-1990 Common Differences Award By Tein-Tal Wu

Women Writers and the House/Home Page 16 By Beth Parsons

Nancy Drew: Gothic or Romance? Page 18 By Connie Richards

International Handbook of Women's Education Page 22 Reviewed by Susie Cull and Virginia Reynolds

Announcements Page 23 20 .• Feminist Bookstore News 1:1\11:111;

The Fall Announcements Issue

October Volume 13 Number 3

DEPARTMENTS Advertising Index . .. 123 Announcements ...... 53 Back to Press & Other Good News 33 Bestsellers . 57 But Can She Type? ...... 25 Canadian Content: IV International Bookfair 45 Classified Ads ...... 124 OP Books Wanted/Offered .123 Subscription Information .42,112 They Went That-A-Way 49 Trivia ..... 47 Writing Wanted .... 55 ARTICLES A Multiculturai Children's Bibiiography 27 Taking Care of Business: Inventory .. 21 News from the Bookstores .....•... . 9 Indian Spiritual Abuse· Fighting Sizeism' Freedom to Read Birthday Celebrations· Together as One Closes Amazon Bookstore Celebrates Twenty Years News/Short Stories ...... 13 Inland's InBook • Barbara Deming Archives· Arta Publico Receives Grant· Gay Novel Banned· News from the U.K. Moscow: A Lesbian Feminist Press 15 Shame On By Chrystos .••..•..••..• 22 Some Beginnings: An Interview with : Part III 35 Profile: Urban Fox Press 19

THE BOOKS Art Books ... 71 's Literature 61 Mysteries ..... 65 On Publishers' Row · 117 Our Own Presses . 77 Science Fiction .. · 67 The Small Presses · 99 University Presses · 113 Feminist 21. Bookstore News 1:1\11:111:

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December 1990 Volume 13 Number 4

DEPARTMENTS Advertising Index . · .123 Back to Press & Other Good News 85 Bestsellers 83 But Can She Type? .. .. 24 Canadian Content ..... 67 Classified Ads ...... · .124 OP Books Wanted/Offered ·. 76 Short Raves ...... 82 Subscription Information .. 65,90 They Went That-A-Way . 77 Trivia . 79 Writing Wanted . 81 UNIVERSITY PRESSES Women's Studies Series 29 Academic and Educational Presses 41 University Press Books ...... 51 ARTICLES ABA President Responds to Feedback 19 Bookslinger Distributes Canadian Presses 69 News from the Bookstores 11 News/Short Stories ...... 13 Spain: Running the Feminist Bookstores 57 Taking Care of Business: Bookseller's School 27 Profile: The Woman's Word Bookstore 25 THE BOOKS Art Books . 91 Gay Men's Literature . 94 International Women: Reading the Antipodas 87 Mysteries ..... 95 On Publishers' Row ·. 117 Our Own Presses . · .101 Science Fiction .. . ·. 97 The Small Presses · .109 22. FEMINIST

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

FROM THE EDITORS 3 International bridges - building connections, by Susan Searing. BOOK REVIEWS 5 Multicultural Women's History: A New Tool for Teaching and Learning, by Guadalupe Friaz. The ~se ofTheory in Black Feminist Discowse, by Cheryl Johnson. FEMINIST VISIONS .• '" ,, .•• 10 The Experience of Asian American and Native American Women: A Video Review, by Joan Ariki Varney and Alejandra Etenes. "A WORLD IN OUR EYES:" THE CREATION OF AND ACCESS TO THE LITERATURE OF ABILITY AND EMPOWERMENT, ••• "., 12 by Nancy Seale Osborne. RESEARCH EXCHANGE , .. ,, .....•.•. ,, .. ,,13 FEMINIST PUBLISHING , ...•. , •... , •.•• ,., " ....•.•. , .... 14 An International Women in Publishing network, a new feminist/lesbian press in Moscow, a National Conference on Women and the Media,. and a note on secondhand bookshops. NEW REFERENCE WORKS IN WOMEN'S STUDIES , 15 A biographical dictionary on English writers, a guide to reference sources in women's studies, a resource on films and television movies based on women's writing. a bibliographyonimmigrant women inthe U.S., a history and bibliographyonBlackwomen intelevision, a dictionary of feminist theory, anencyclopediaofwomen'ssexuality, a guide to women rulers of Europe, plus bibliographies on Katherine Mansfield, Edith Wharton, Joan of Arc, Sylvia Plath, George Eliot, and Christine de Pisano PERIODICAL NOTES •...... , •.••...... •••.....•• , .... , •• , •. 20 New periodicals on lesbian issues, do-it-yourself projects, women's history, ron· nections between Mexican and U.S. women, animal rights, women in development, religious feminism, computers and women, Latin American and Caribbean women's health issues, plus a literary journal and two wide-ranging general periodicals. Special issues ofperiodicals on higher education, mental health, womenchemists, writing, gender and conversation, aging, gender and class in education, women in india, FilSt Ladies, psychology and gender, moral issues in reproduction,southernwriter Evelyn Scott, the female protagonist in theater, South African women, and older women. Transitions: FRONTIERS takes up residence in New Mexico, HYPATIA moves to Florida, UP AND OlITOF POVERTY changes its name, VOICES RISING hangs in limbo, and WOMEN LmRARY WORKERS JOURNAL picks up a publisher. Ceased publication: AUNT EDNA'SREADING LISf; BREAKINGTHESILENCE; CONDmONS.

ITEMS OF NOTE " 25 A new book series on international development, a directory of minority and women's groups within Iibrarianship, a reproductive rights resource manual, a guide to films and videos on reproductive issues, a curriculumset onwomen and theConstitution, a Wisconsinspeakers bureauonsodalchange topics, a dramatic presentationonWisconsin women, a women's poetry and prose reading program, and dropout prevention posters. WISCONSIN BIBLIOGRAPHIES IN WOMEN'S STUDiES 27 The FEMINISf COLLEcrIONSsix-part series on ''\Vomen ofColorand the Core Curriculum" available as a set.

BOOKS RECENTLY RECEIVED ...... •..•...... '" 28 23. Feminist Issues

Volume 10, Number 2 CONTENTS Fall 1990

Articles

Marcia C. Westkott On the New Psychology of Women: A Cautionary View 3

Manju Parikh Sex-Selective Abortions in India: Parental Choice or Sexist Discrimination? 19

Mary Romero Not Just Like One of the Family: Chicana Domestics Establishing Professional Relationships With Employers 33

Eugenie A. Lucas : Norwegian Women and the Welfare State ...... 43

Monica L. Jackson And Still We Rise: African American Women and the U.S. Labor Market SS

Harriet Feinberg A Pioneering Dutch Feminist Views Egypt: Aletta Jacobs's Travel Letters ..... 6S

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I Volume 16, Number 3 Fall1990 I

Preface 445

Judith Newton Historicisms New and Old: 449 "Charles Dickens" Meets Marxism, Feminism, and West Coast Foucault Susan Groag Bell Women Create Gardens in Male 471 Landscapes: A Revisionist Approach to Eighteenth-Century English Garden History (Art Essayj Bissell Brown The Fear of Feminization: 493 Los Angeles High Schools in the Progressive Era Dorothy Sue Cobble Rethinking Troubled Relations between 519 Women and Unions: Craft Unionism and Female Activism Mary Nolan "Housework Made Easy': 549 The Taylorized Housewife in Weimar Germany's Rationalized Economy

Marion A. Kaplan Jewish Women in : 579 Daily Life, Daily Struggles, 1933·1939 Irene Eber Drops of Honey IFictionj 607 East German Feminists: The Lila Manifesto 621 Introduction by Lisa DiCaprio

Notes on Contributors 635 Notes and Letters 637 Publications Received 641 25.

Feminist Teacher Vol. 5 Nos. 2 Fall 1990 Table of Contents

10 The Immediate Classroom: and Peter Brook's The Empty Space By Catherine B. Burroughs

15 Tell Them a Story By Maude M. Jennings, Mary Patterson Thornburg, and Garl L Williams

16 How It All Began: Sour Grapes By Maude M. Jennings

20 Storytelling and the Dynamics of Feminist Teaching By Wendy S. Hesford

25 More to Women's Lives than Work?: A Model for a Course Addressing Women and Leisure By M. Deborah Bialeschki and Karla A. Henderson

32 Senses of Self: Women Writers of the Harlem Renaissance By Elyse Demaray and Lori Landay

34 Review Essay: Pedagogy and Synthesis in Madeleine Grumet's Bitter Milk By John Clower

Departments 4 The Network 6 Feminist Teacher Network News 37 Book Review 38 Teaching Resources 42 Conferences/Calls for Papers 26. tEJI/#/sr Ie

Table -of Contents. Volume 3, Number 8 October 11-November 8, 1990'- Page : Poetry and Politics Mesh 1 Jean Christensen Have You Herd of Goat Cheese? 1 Elizabeth Hoffmlln Newsbrlefs : 2·3 Climb Celebrates FIrst Woman on Mt. Rainier ...•. 4 Sara Wiener Ask Helen Healthy 6 Are You Feeding A Hungry Heart? 7. Jan Lathrop Commentary: Natural Approaches Treating Cysts and Flbrolds 8 Becca Harber The Black Woman's Health Book: A Loving Gift 9 Melvina Johnson Young Commentary: Buying Into Psychology 9 Nancy Foley Eye Dialect 10-11 Lesbian Parents Network: Caring & Support ..... 12 Katherine Halley FV Mailbox 12 Network 13 NOW Forms "Tommy Truth Squads" 13 Madison Joins World Vigil for Children's Welfare 14 Rethinking The Classics· WORDSEARCH 15 Calendar 16 Classifleds 16 rEJI/#/sr 27.

Table of Contents Volume 3, Number 9 November 9·December 13, 1990 Page "I Am Your Sister": a Conference Celebrating Difference imd Unity 1 Juli Somers International Book Fair Promotes 1 Debra McNutt Newsbrlefs 2·3 Connecting With Women In Prison .4 Theo. Kramer An Entire Weekend of Kissing Girls Eventsl ...... 5 Leslie Wilmot Enlightening The Night: Take Back The Night 1990 6·7 Twenty·flve Ways to Oppress a Person With a Disability 6-7 Mary Frances Plait Eye Dialect 8 Fen: Humanity Bursts Through Poverty 9 Carrie Sardahl FV Mailbox 9 Healthy Ways to Lift Your Spirltsl 10 Becca Harber Letters 11 Calendar & Network 12 Classlfleds 12 28. FIREWEED A FEMINIST QUARTERLY

Issue 31 Weird Writing Fall, 1990

6 68 115 Editorial Deifand HerTherapist: Contributors Weird Writing In Praise of the Collective Female Oddest 116 Lillian Allen Erratum 9 Insinuations 70 Margaret Christakos Muddy Water, 117 Coming Home Ourstory 18 Ann Deeter Upcoming Issues Suit of Nettles Submission Carol Laing 76 Requirements strong work 20 Sandra Haar 118 OfS Acknowledgements Ideogram 78 Announcements Hastings Street Corps acorps Pam Tranfield Helene Mino

23 83 Open Your Eyes and Fat Mind-Whale Listen Pauline Rankin Karen Augustine 84 29 Woman in a Yellow brenda Rayon Blouse Claudia Gahlinger Judith Wright 33 OBJECTIVITY 86 COME ON I Saw A Monster THE FALL Carla Murray FEAR Anna Malkin 91 The Second Coming 40 Jane Farrow Katie Thomas fire.weed n : a hardy perennial 99 butterfly so called because it is lbe first 42 g'rowlh lo reappear in fire­ Maids of the Mist "every mother is the Patricia Seaman daughter of a daughter scarred areas; a lroublesome who has not been weed wbich spreads like wild­ 48 mothered" fire invading' clearin!(s, bomb­ WfE will have koffee the hairdresser sites, waste land and other dis­ Avril Hubert Angela Hryniuk turbed areas.

53 102 Second Generation, a carlograph Once Removed Rhoda Rosenfeld Gila Saxena 108 64 Look Homeward, About Elizabeth Angel Marian Bantjes Lynn Crosbie

66 Susan Kealey FRONTIERS 29. a journal of women studies

VOWME XI, NUMBERS 2 AND 3 1990

SPIRITUALITY, VALUES, AND ETHICS Lady versus Low Creature: Old Roots of Current Attitudes toward Homeless Women Stephanie Golden . The Mormon-Suffrage Relationship: Personal and Political Quandaries Joan Iversen 8 The Midwives Effie Mihopoulos 17 "She Want II All": The Sun Goddess in Contemporary Women's Poetry Patricia Monaghan 21 Janus Days Louise Budde DeLaurentis 26 Ideological Contours of the Contemporary Pornography Dehate: Divisions and Alliances Ronald 1. Berger, Patricia Searles, and Charles E. Cottle 30 Women, Ritual, and Power Janet L. Jacobs " , 39 The Girl Nobody Loved: Psychological Explanations for White Single Pregnancy in the Pre-Roe v. mute Era, 1945-1965 Rickie Solinger 45 Books Received about Spirituality, Values, and Ethics Compiled by Charlotta C. Hensley ,, 55 Four Poems Claudia Van Gerven ,,,.,,,, .. , 59 Words in Silence: An Exercise in Third World Feminist Criticism M~ "" ,, ~ Three Poems 1. A. Hamilton 72 Belly Dancers' Reunion Phyllis Barber 75 The Power in Young Girls Renee Berta 80 Feminist Fiction, Feminist Fonn Gayle Greene 82 Penelope Lively's Mool! TIger: A Feminist "History of the World" Mary Hurley Moran 89 Three Poems Susan Eisenberg 96

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VOWME XI, NUMBERS 2 AND 3 1990

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Transfonnations Vikki Menon 98 Cicely Hamilton, Independent Feminist Harriet Blodgett 99 Three Poems Janet McCann 105

Three Poems Kimberly Mayfield 108 Feminism at the Grassroots: The Recall of Judge Archie Simonson Laura R. Woliver III

REVIEWS AND RESPONSES Toward a Feminist Theory of the State Reviewed by Emily M. Calhoun 120 Tapestries oflife: Ubmen's Ubrk, Ubmen's Consciousness, and the Meaning of Daily &perience Reviewed by Toni Flores 121 The Joy Luck Club Reviewed by Yem Siu Fang 122 Ubiting for Prime TIme: The Ubmen of Television News Reviewed by Marguerite J. Moritz 124

IN BRIEF 125

INDEX TO VOLUME XI 128 31.

Gender and Education

Volume 2 Number 3 1990

Special Issue: Equal Opportunities in Practice Edited by Sue Lees & Jenny Williams Editorial 267 Diane Reay. Working With Boys 269 Sheila Cunnison & Christine Gurevitch. Implementing a Whole School Equal Opportunities Policy: a primary school in Humberside 283 Bob Coles & Mary Maynard. Moving Towards a Fair Start: equal gender opportunities and the careers service 297 Sneh Shah. Equal Opportunity Issues in the Context of the National Curriculum: a black perspective 309

Karen iWahony & Brett l'atl Toen. Mathematical Formalism as a Means of Occupational Closure in Computing-why 'hard' computing tends to exclude women 319 Sue Lees & Maria Scotl. Equal Opportunities: rhetoric or action 333

VIEWPOINTS Angela Chronnell. Working Towards Equal Opportunities-a learning experience 345 Jane Andrews. Don't Pass Us By: keeping lesbian and gay issues on the agenda 351 Judy Giles. Second Chance, Second Self? 357 Micheline Mason. Disability Equality in the Classroom-a human rights issue 363

BOOK REVIEWS Equal Opportunities in the New ERA (NUT Educational Review) reviewed by I. Siraj-Blatchford 367 Education for All (G. K. Verma) reviewed by G. Crozier 368 Leaming the Hard Way (Taking Liberties Collective) Reviewed by M. Hughes 370 32. GENDER & SOCIETY Volume 4, Number 4 December 1990

Contents

From the Editor 445 From the Book Review Editor 451 A Whole New World: Remaking in the Context of the Environmental Movement ROBERT W. CONNELL 452 The Home as Workshop: Women as Amateur Nurses and Medical Care Providers NONA Y. GLAZER 479 Visual Images ofAmerican Society: Gender and Race in Introductory Sociology Textbooks MYRA MARX FERREE and ELAINE I. HALL 500 The Gendered Context of Reading JUDITH A. HOWARD and CAROLYN ALLEN 534 Book Reviews Deceptive Distinctions: Sex, Gender and the Social Order by Cynthia Fuchs Epstein IANET ZOLLINGER G1ELE 553 DEBRA RENEE KAUFMAN 554 Edging Women OUl: Victorian Novelisls, Publishers, and Social Change by Gaye Tuchman with Nina E. Fortin GLADYS ENGEL LANG and KURT LANG 556 lANE NARDIN 558 Opera, or the Undoing ofWomen by Catherioe Clement HELEN M. HACKER 561 A History ofTheir Own: Women in Europe, from Pre-History to the Present by Bonnie S. Anderson and Judith P. Zinsser IANAK! NAIR 563

SWS Past Presidents 566 Call for Papers 566 With Thanks 567 Index 569 GENDER & SOCIETY is partially supported by and the Graduate Schoo~ City University ofNew York GENDERS 33.

8 July 1990

Artlcles Jonathan Dollimore The Cultural Politics of Perversion: Augustine, Shakespeare, Freud, Foucault

Thomas Foster "The Very House of Difference": Gender as "Embattled" Standpoint 17

Katherine Cummings A Spurious Set (Up): "Fetching Females" and "Seductive" Theories in Phaedrus, "Plato's Pharmacy," and Spurs 38

Paula Rabinowitz Ending Difference/Different Endings: Class, Closure, and Collectivity in Women's Proletarian Fiction 62

Suzanne Clark A Woman's Place and the Rural School in the United States 78

Patricia R. Zimmermann Demon LoverDiary: Deconstructing Sex, Class, and Cultural Power in Documentary 91

Hilary Radner Quality Television and Feminine Narcissism: The Shrew and theCovergirl 110

Commentary

Sian Mile Femme Foetal: The construction/ destruction of female subjectivity in Housekeeping, or NOTHING GAINED 129

Books Received 137

Notes on Contributors 140

Genders is published by the University ofTexas Press in cooperation with the University ofColorado at Boulder 34 HAG RAG INTERGALACTIC LESBIAN FEMINIST PRESS Hag Rag Inde~i ·Vol. 5, No. '3.· . 'LESBIAN ORGANIZERS.' ..' November-December. 9990 , ,.' • j '. • .. \ . Regular Features Calendar 39 ~ -~': ~ ~ Classifieds . t' ;- -f •••••••••'. ' 37 ' '. ''~ 35 Earth-Centered Astrology 32 .~ . EditoriaI Policy ·."f '•••••• 'f •• 'f ;·2 . Edifori~l,· . '. ',. ., .. '3 . m ••••••••••••••• t'. •••••••••••• • • ••.• _Read Ifand Revolt! ; ; .. : ;.. 29· ~. 38'~' Regular Events t" .". Reviews J4. Dykes-Loving-Dykes .. ~ 35 Dykes to Watch Out For Calendar. ; . ;.36 . .-~ wnarCalendar 'f •• •• Ninth Life J4.

Takin' Care of Business 'f ••••••••• 40 Special Features Activism: A Choice for Survival 7 Civilians in a War Zone 12 Experiences of a Variety Show Organizer 26 Jade: Practicing What She Preaches 22 . Kissing Girls Thms Five 27 ' National Lesbian Conference .. ; 28 On Cripdom Capability, and . The Capab7e U0mon 8 . Organizing in the Country 24 Social and Cultural Organizing in Southern Appalchia 16 The Case ofthe Missing Lesbian Theatre 17 The Magic; is Happening 20 The Resistance Conspiracy Case

Plea in DC I •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••14 Who Needs Organizers Anyway? '" 4 Health Care 35. for Women International

CONTENTS Volume II / Number 4 / 1990

Editorial / v MATERNAL ROLE OF WOMEN IN CLERICAL JOBS IN SOUTHERN BRAZIL: STRESS AND SATISFACTION / Afaf I. Meleis. Judith Kulig, Eloita Neves Arruda. and Amy Beckman / 369 TRYING IT ON FOR SIZE: MUTUAL SUPPORT IN ROLE TRANSITION FOR PREGNANT TEENS AND STUDENT NURSES / Judith Wuest / 383 DIMENSIONS OF NURSE AND PATIENT ROLES IN LABOR / Janet l. Beaton / 393 SLEEP AND THE REPRODUCTIVE CYCLE: A REVIEW / Marleyne Mauri / 409 DRUG THERAPY IN PREGNANCY: THE LESSONS OF DIETHYLSTILBESTROL, THALIDOMIDE, AND BENDECTIN / Edward J. Saunders and Jeanne A. Saunders / 423 EARLY PATTERNS OF MATERNAL ATTACHMENT· / Judith Rivinus Fuller / 433 ENHANCING THE ADOLESCENT REPRODUCTIVE PROCESS: EFFORTS TO IMPLEMENT A PROGRAM FOR BLACK ADOLESCENT FATHERS / Barbara A. Sachs, Marilyn L. Poland, and Paul T. Giblin / 447 FREQUENCY OF ILLNESS IN MOTHER-INFANT DYADS / L. Colette Jones and Peggy Parks / 461 SELF-ATTITUDES AND BEHAVIORAL CHARACTERISTICS OF TYPE A AND B FEMALE REGISTERED NURSES / Sandra P. Thomas and John Jozwiak / 477 EFFECTS OF A PREMENSTRUAL SYNDROME EDUCATION PROGRAM ON PREMENSTRUAL SYMPTOMATOLOGY / Ruth Young Seideman / 491

RURAL U.S. WOMEN: TRADITIONS AND TRANSITIONS AFFECTING HEALTH CARE / Angeline Bushy / 503 Communication Networks / 515

Following page 518: Title Page of Volume II Contents of Volume II Author Index to Volume II Subject Index to Volume II 36. HERESI ES A FEMINIST PUBLICATION ON ART AND POLITICS The Art of Education Vol. 7 No. 1 1990 • Heresies 25 Clarissa T. Sligh 4 Kindergarten Clw­ Women's Wheel 51 Tomie Arai Graduation 1970 Tracy 53 Sara Pasrl Alice Shapiro S ThcAnofEducation Worn,n,An,"'" 53 LucyR.Lippard Janet Vicario 6 Blind History Cross-Cultural Issues Mira Schor 7 On Failure & Anonymity Aesthetic Questions S3 Ruth Bass and Marsha Cummins Judith K. Brodsky 8 Whydothey . crave the cltpenencd AfrkanAmerica: Imajl:cs, S4 Eva Grodin NancyWeUs 9 ThcSpinningofthtTop Ideas and RealJties School 55 Sophie RiveralLNS E.A. Racette 10 Untitled . Systcrn Donna Evans 10 The Wonderful Pig of Knowledge Untitled 5a Joni Sternbach Judy Malloy t 1 No POta[O Chips How to Make S7 BarbaraA. St. John an ExceUentTcachcr Nikki Herbst 12 Fifth Grade So Help Me Huuuh 58 Hannah Wilke Lynne Cohen 1 3 Classroom An Open-Trench-Co,at 60 Victoria Garton Cricket Potash 1 4 Seize the Tunc Poem for Dirty Boys JoniStembach 14 PromtlleCamMserie.s Other Nature 60 Jerilea Zempel Marie Cartier 17 Poc:m: A ManuaJ fOt'SurviVll RapShcct: 61 Pamela Shoemaker Deborah Willis 17 ElcmcntarySchoolClau PcopleofColorat 62 Denise Thggle in the Gaza Strip White Elitist Colleges Meryl Meisler and la Countrv WmdowlBrokcn ThcyLicd 63 Carolien Stikker Window the Drop Ins 19 Question Marks Toward a Synthetic 66 Sheila Pinkel Art Educ.ation Carollen Stikker 20 Drcn Brainhou.sc 66 Valerie Sivilli Aisha Eshe 20 Sewing Clus The Rccq>tion 68 Karen J. Burstein Carolien Stikker 21 Father and General The Library 68 Sara Pasti Gail Draper 21 Children's Lives As Cumculum A Timely Existence 72 Carol Clements Carollen Stikker 21 Brother and SisterI White and Company Dress II Statue Pointing I MotherandChild/Whitc Dress II Critia 73 Amy Edgington Jill Pierce 27 I'm Tired ofBcing Angry lk-ating the Odds 74 Emma Amos Diane Pontlus 28 I.o\'e Story Socrates 7S Nancy Spero Clarissa 1: Sligh 29 On Being an AmC'ricm Black StudC'nt The Interview 76 Leigh Kane and 29 KidsPlayingattheGramercy Diane Pontius 8m'S' Club Dav Care Center in the South Bronx Educatlng the Body 78 Rachel Vigier Kristin Reed 32 Predominanr Idwlogy Classroom 3 78 Brahna Yassky Clas.sroom 4 79 TomieArai 33 Chinatown Learning to Play 80 Joan HerbstShapiro Carol PeiserLaque 34 Welcome to You S« The Final Call 82 Kabuya P. Bowens Pamela Wye 35 LcamtoEam Dangerous Discussions 83 Carol Wolfe Konek Batya Weinbaum 36 Dear Pmf~ssor Vile Dominican Republic 84 Alex Stavitsky Mary Sojourner 38 What Thev Write About in Other Countrie~ Untitled 86 Catherine Clarke Nancy Wells 38 The Offering Anonvmous. e.c, Hamil- 87 Letters to the Editor ton: Barbara A. St. John 40 [Met a Man Who Knows He Knows Fences 89 Sallie McCorkle 47 The Beginning ofan Extf"3ordinary Friendship Staying Horrified 90 Martha Reed Herbert Janet Culbertson 49 Untitled I Classroom 91 Lynne Cohen Heather Susan Haley 49 The Brat from Beverly Hills Ikchive 92 E.A. Racette Judite dos Santos 49 Signs/Signals Untitled 94 Joni Sternbach Joni Sternbach 49 Untitled Madhou.sc Madhouse 96 Dawn Aotani 50 Bone By Bone The Secret '::~": Claire Moore ~.. THE JOURNAL OF WQMEN'S MUSIC AND CULTURE

VOLUME 7, NUMBER 1, JANUARY 1991 FEATURES 2 Alice Walker interviewed by Toni Armstrong Jr. 18 WomanWith a Mission: Zelnabu Irene Davis on FIlmmaking 20 Womyn Work by Laura Irene Wayne 22 Nineteen Rights For Lesbian Feminist Activists by Terri Jewell 24 Returns to Women's Music as told to Laura Post 28 Confessions of a Classical Dyke by Leah Zicari 40 The Double BlII: fantasies compiled by Toni Armstrong Jr. featuring Karen Williams, Julie Homi, Jewelle Gomez, Suede, Audre Lorde, Terri Jewell, and Lee Lynch 44 Libana: Celebrating Women's World Music by M.Rounds 46 The Reel World String Band by Bev Futrell & Karen Jones 1990 FESTIVALS 30 Report From the West Coast Women's Music and Comedy Festival by Dell Richards 32 1990 Festival Photos 34 1990 Michigan Journal by Liza Cowan 38 A New Attitude, A New Festival: Rhythm Fest by M,J. Hochberg 48 Poetry at Women's Music Festivals by DEPARTMENTS 6 Hotline by Toni Armstrong Jr. and Annie Lee 10 Soapbox Letters from Readers 11 Inquiring WimMlnds Want to Know Irene Young, Joy Julks, Katherine V. Forrest 12 Opening Night by Claudia Allen "The Portland Women's Theatre Company" 14 The Audio Angle by Dakota "Final Vinyl: Say Goodbye" 16 On Stage and Off "How to Sell Your MJsic and Still Face Yourself in the Morning" (Cati. Curtis), pius "Tv.<> Nice Girls" (Noelle Hanrahan) 50 Re:lnklng "The Making ofTwo Books: Take Me to the Underground(Renee Hansen), and Silverleaf's Choice: An Anthology 01 Lesbian Humor (Ann E. Larson)' 52 Freestyle by Kay Gardner "Are White Spiritual Feminists Explolling Native American Spiriluallly?" 54 Mulling It Over by Robin Fre . "Ruth Barrett: Tasting of Mysteries' 58 'Dykes to Watch Out For' cartoons by 60 Classified Ads 64 Soundsheets by Joy Rosenblatt 'Inside Track" Ferron; 'I, Black Woman' Fallh Nolan; 'Kadistu" Ruth Barrett; 'Naomi" Allea Di Micere: "Children's Song (Wouldn' That Be Fun?)' Leah Zieari 38.

- a feminist quarterly __ VOl. 7, No.7 11.95

FAMILIES: OLD AND NEW The Reconstruction Story byjudyRemington p. I

Bulletin Story by Kirsten Scott p. 3

The Thrn ofEvents Poem byjanetjerve p. 4

Hands to lell the Truth Prose poem byjeannie Piekos p. 5

Flying Apart Story byjanis Leona p. 6

GanJenSong Poem by Debbie Friedman p. 6 My Mother Thught Me TbJngs I Learned from My Parents Prose poems by Gisele CharJesbois ...... p. 7

Maud's Legacy: OfQuIlts and Mothers Memoir byjulie Tharp p. 8

My Mother Was Born in Westbourne, TN Poem by Patricia Hickerson p. 8

My Mother Was a Stranger Poem by Barbara Blatner p. 9

My Life You Are Thlking About Review essay byjill Game p. 9

Reviews by Christine Mack Gordon, Stephanie Hoppe, Maureen Reddy, and judith Wanhala pp. 9-10

Contributors p. 11

Graphics by Kristen jensen, jacqueline Kie/kopf, Chris Monroe 39. ___'O_~_'A_~O_M_A_N~~

Volume 10, Number 3 Autumn 1990

ESSAYS

A Monument and a Name Fern Schumer Chapman 7 Bess Streeter Aldrich: Iowa Author Nancy Witt 11 Confessions of a Country Ballerina Sara DeLuca 26 FICTION

Prayer Judith McClain 19 Swimming like an Eel Elizabeth Poliner 35

POETRY

Giving Birth Kristen Staby Rembold 10 Anniversary Jeannine L. Saabye 15 Tom Dorothy M. Brown 18 Piety Patricia Covey 25 Swallowtails Alice Friman 32 To a Sister Brenda Spilios 39

DEPARTMENTS

Genealogies: Hard Rubber TIres and a Box Social Virginia Brosseit 16 First Person: The College Connection Ann Paulk 28 Crossings: Delivering on the Promises Beverly Everett 29 Stopped Moments: Checkpoint Liz Caile 33 Accountings: Being Alone 43 Books: Reviews by Sharon Oard Warner, Shirley Vogler Meister, Amanda Langemo 45 CONTRIBUTORS Inside back cover 40.

ARTICLES BOOK REVIEWS 6 Looking Backward and Forward 60 A History of Their Own Celebrating Ten Years of IRIS Bonnie S. Anderson and Judith Letters from Past Co-Editors P. Zinsser Margarel Saunders 12 An Epic Life Novelist and Feminist Ellen Glasgow Kay Peaslee -24-

20 Reproductive Slights Fall/Winter 1990 What's Happened 10 Contraceptive Research FICTION Boyd Zenner 35 Thomas 25 Ethics and RU486 Rebecca T. Godwin 65 Two {O Four from 9 to 5: The Refuting Pro-Choice Arguments Adventures of a Day Care Provider Joan Roemer as told (O Tracy Job lIS01l 46 The Girl Who Loved Dylan Katberine Min Barbara Austin Virginia \flill Saccbi

POEMS 66 Waving from Shore Lise! Mueller IFCYoung Mother Blues #lIT.'s Sbirley Anders tune Kalamu yo Salaam 67 Don't Blame Mother Paula). Caplan 18 Dennis' Sky Leopard 40 The Liberation of Economic Denise Miller Cannan 1bylias Moss Necessity 68 Books in Brief Women in Poland 18 She Who Bears the Thorn Ewa Slajkowska Setaro Terri L. Jewell 48 Poetics and Politics 18 It Was Winter When We Talked NEWS The Defiant Muse Last 11 Planned Parenthood Opens in Darby Tench J'dargo Andrea Figgins Charlottesville

19 Love is All 34 Feminist publishing ART Siby/james 44 Womanship 30 Six From Un/Common Ground 19 The Lovers' Kiss 58 Forerunners: Virginia Artists 1990 Mal1ha Elizabeth Laura Spencer Portor 54 Snow Change jane Caris HUMOR 54 Ascension 56 Making it Up as We Go Along Kathy May Afarijlo Slephens 54 Woman with Distaff Suzanne Malson DEPARTMENTS 55 Keep 4 Letters to the Editor jennifer Burd 28 Hot Flashes 55 Without God 28 Exhibitions Lirtda Slretoer 28 Resources 45 Local Views 29 Conferences Current and Upcoming Arts meln the Dark 29 Grants Exhibits Suzanlle Swausofl 29 Seeking WOMEN 41. IN international 70N 2/89

Contents

Letter to our Readers 1

Poetry 2

Literacy - A Story of Women's Empowerment in Nepal 3

Asian Women's Workers 7

Working to Feed the Nation - Africa 9

The Myth of Miracle Seeds 11

Women in Development 13

Poetry 16

Winning Over Women: The Tobacco Industry Takes Aim 17

Working Women's Forum . 21

Women's Rights in the New Constitution - Namibia 24

Violence Against Women 25

Groups 27

Conferences 31

Resources 34 ARTICLES: ETHNICITY AND MOTHERS 42. Introduction Monica McGoldrick ~ Irish Mothers 3 ~ a-..... Monica McGoldrick f Jewish Mothers <) .c:~ Lois Bravennan E-t Hispanic Mothers 15 .-b Nydia Garcia Preto S African American Mothers 23 r: Paulette Moore Hines .-(I) Asian Indian Mothers 33 .--= Rhea Almeida S WASP Mothers 41 ~ N ~ I:>:: Marian G. Schmidt ~ c.. j;Q Q :::?1 Polish Mothers 47 loan Koslosky Taylor ~ ~ - N 53 E ~ italian Mothers :::?1 Theresa Gerard Michaud Q ~= :3 0 Chinese Mothers 59 >- Evelyn Lee References 65 REFLECTIONS Too Good for Her Own Good: A Preview 71 Claudia Bepko lo-Ann Krestan Letter to the Editor 87 Sheri D. Wah/en BOOK REVIEWS Fathers, Reflections by Daughters, edited by Ursula Owen 89 Reviewed by Molly Layton Writing a Woman's Life, by Carolyn G. Heilbrun 96 Reviewed by The/ma lean Goodrich Maternal Thinking: Towards a Politics ofPeace, by Sara Ruddick 99 Reviewed by Mary Sykes Wylie Women and Stepfamilies: Voices ofAnger and Love, edited by Nan Bauer Maglin and Nancy Schniedewind 101 Reviewed by Mary F. Whiteside JOURNAL OF FEMINIST STUDIES IN RELIGION 43.

Fall 1990 Volume 6 Number 2 o Editors' Introduction Judith Plaskow 3 Elisabeth Schussler Fiorenza o Articles _ Emptiness, Otherness, and Identity: A Feminist Perspective Paula M. Cooey 7 o Special Section on Feminist Translation of the New TestamentL _ Les belks InficWes/Fidelity or Feminism? The Meaning of Feminist Biblical Translation Elizabeth Castelli 25 . Womanist Interpretation of the New Testament: The Quest for Holistic and Inclusive 'franslation and Interpretation Clarice j. Martin 41 Respondents: Joanna Dewey 63 Peggy Hutalf jane Schaberg o Roundtable _ The Questions That Won't Go Away: A Dialogue about Women in and Christianity 87 Abstracts of Articles by Discussion Participants Rita Nakashima Brock 90 Paula M. Cooey Sheila Greeve Davaney Rita M. Gross Anne C. Klein Rosemary Radford Ruether 'franscript ofRoundtable Discussion Rita Nakashima Brock, 98 Paula Cooey, Anne Klein, eds. o Living It OUtL _ Thacbing Introductory Feminist Spirituality joan Leonard 121 o Notes on Contributors _ 137 44. Women, Aging and Ageism

Preface xi Beth B. Hess, PhD Women and Varielies of Ageism 1 Evelyn R. Rosenthal, PhD Being Old: Seven Women, Seven Views 7 Journal of Noreen Hale, EdD Friendships Among Old Women 19 Ruth Harriet Jacobs, PhD Unlilled 33 WOMEN Mira Josefowitz Spektor On Gray Hair and Oppressed Brains 35 & Ann E. Gerike, PhD Reality? 47 AGING Ingrid Reti Hidden Dealh: The Sexual Effecls of Hysterectomy 49 Vol. 2 No.2 1990 Dorin SchutrUlcher, PhD Sonnel 67 Mira JosefowilZ Spektor Ulve and Work After 60: An Integralion of Personal and Professional Growth Within a Ulng.Term Marriage 69 Rachel Josefowitz Siegel, MSW We Are Nol Your MOlhers: Report on 1\vo Groups for Women Over Sixty 81 Rachel JosefowilZ Siegel, MSW At Sixty-One 91 Ingrid Reti Extended Care-Giving: The Experience of Surviving Spouses 93 Sandra L. Quinn-Musgrove, PhD Duologue 109 Ingrid Reti Refleclions of Midlife Lesbians on Their Adolescence 111 Barbara E. Sang, PhD Women in Dual·Career Families and Ihe Challenge of Retiremenl 119 Joy B. Reeves, PhD Invenlion Begins at Forty: Older Women of Ihe 191h Cenlury as Inventors 133 Autumn Stanley Invenling Freedom: The Positive Poelic "Mutlerings" of Older Women 153 Jo C. Searles Index 161 45. JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S HISTORY

VOL. 2 NO.2 FALL 1990

CONTENTS

Editors' Note and Acknowledgements / 6 CONFERENCE REPORT ARTICLES Lynn Weiner Mary Gibson The Eighth Berkshire Conference on the History of Women: On the Insensitivity of Women: Science and the Woman Question A Report I 174 in Uberalltaly, 1890·1910 / 11 DOCUMENTS, NOTES, AND ABSTRACTS OF BOOKS Whitney Walton Working Women, Gender, and Industrialization Martha Tomhave Blauvelt in Nineteenth-Century France: The Case of Lorraine Women, Words, and Men: Excerpts from the Embroidery Manufacturing / 42 Diary of Mary Guion I 177

Beth S. Wenger BIBLIOGRAPHIES Radical Politics in a Reactionary Age: The Unmaking of Third World Bibliography / 185 Rosika Schwimmer, 1914-1930 / 66 list of Journals Surveyed / 212 S. Sara Manasoo The Lady and the 1iger: Women's Electoral Activism CONTRIBUTORS / 223 in New York City Before Suffrage / 100 NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS / 225

THEORETICAL AND METHODOLOGICAL DIALOGUE ON THE WRITING OF WOMEN'S HISTORY Berenice A. Carroll The Politics of "Originality": Women and the Class System of the Intellect / 136 Norella Koertge Comments / 164

INTERNATIONAL TRENDS IN WOMEN'S HISTORY AND FEMINISM Mary Beth Norton Women's History and : An Update / 166 Merete Ipsen and Jette Sandahl The Women's Museum in Denmark / 168 Jeanne FaIT McDonnell Women's History IPublic History-Where the Twain Meet I 171 46. LESBIAN· CONTRADICTION I A Journal ofIrreverent Feminism I Issue '33, Winter 1991 $1.50 By and for Women

Contents Commentary Letter From Ma'ad (Tina Naccach) 1 Armchair Traveller (Renee Damone) 3 'There is too much fear in South Africa' (Jan Adams and Rebecca Gordon) 5 T. Jis Stress Scale for Dykes (Terri Jewell) : 9 My Vanishing Friends (Ruth Mountaingrove) 13 Questions about the Politically Correct Lesbian Dress Code (Raven'Light) : 16 1990: A Meditation on Hard Times (Rebecca Gordon) 18 Response TV - Choices (Renee Enteen) 10 Testimony Fear and Intimacy (gani et se) 11 Coming Up Make-over, Make-up, Masks (Jane Meyerding) 14 Comic Pages ...... 17,19 Cartoons and Drawings: Alisa Gordaneer, Rhonda Dicksion, zana, Nikki Gosch, JD March, Tico, Dean Brittingham and Diane F. Germain. LesCon is a sponsored project ofSan Francisco Womens' Centers. ~leSbianEthicS 47.

Volume 4, No.1 Spring 1990

Editor's Introduction 2

Lesbian Rebirth 4 Chris Sitka The Selfish Sperm Theory 28 Jesse Cougar

The Choreographing of Reproductive DNA 44 Ryn Edwards Lesbian Violence, Lesbian Victims: 52 How to Identify Battering in Relationships Lee Evans and Shelley Bannister

Separatism Is Not a Luxury: 66 Some Thoughts on Separatism and Class C. Maria

Interstices of Race and Class: Creating Intimacy 77 Anna Lee

The Possibility of Lesbian Community 84 Interindependence: A New Concept in Relationships 88 Dianne Post

Nexus 93

And in This Corner 98 JMax Announcements, etc. 106 48. LILITH WIMTI.,991 VOL. 16, NO.1

'.ATURIS HIW MIX'CO'S SlCRITS JaWS.'.'T SA" TO TILL? by Marla Slieglilz After nearly 500 years ofwhispered instructions passed down from mothers to daughters, some of the secret Jews who practiced Calholicism after the Spanish Inquisition are of the closet to light their Shabbat candles in full view of their "Indian Catholic Jewish" families .....•.•..•.•.• ROMANCI AND INT.IOUI IN SHAKIIPIAR.'I .NOLAND by Faye Kellerman An excerpt Croman enthralling historical novel. The QualityofMercy. aboutaconverso woman whose love affair wilh William Shakespeare threatens her family's double life at the court of Elizabeth I.n 'ROM OUR HIAD. AND OUR MI..Rrs, CONNletlNO WitH lLACK WOMIN by Utt'j COffin Pogrebln P. 13 Can we be friends? Why do Jews need dialogue? Pogrebin tells about the years-long intimacy shared by a group of three Black: and three Jewish women. She reveals how they agrw:l- and agreed to disagree - about politics. Israel, affinnative action and more ...•.....•..•.•...... •...... 13 MIMORIII O. MY LIPI IN A POLIIH VILLAOI, '930-'949by Toby Knob~l Flu~k Remarkable paintings. drawings and the artist's own narrative open a window onto life in a culture that is no more ...... •.•...... •...... •....•...•.•.•...... •.•...16 WISHINO 'OR "'ATHIR KNOWS .ISTIf' Ashort story by Yona Zeldis McDonough A young girl looks at her fracturing Jewish family lhrough a lens tinted by sitcom American p.16 values ...... •.•...... •.•...... •...... •.•...... •..•...19

DIPARTMINTS 'ROM THllDIToa 2 LITT••• ...... 3 KOL IIHAH - WOMIN'S VOICI•...... '" 4 News of skinhead women and Jew-hating; museum show focuses on Jewish women; Israeli women win victory on retirement age . • ODY AMD SOUL 6 Rabbi Nancy Fuchs-Kreimer tries to make sense of a Jew in Gennany who converts to Catholicism. remains close to her family and perishes in Auschwitz. p.4 What spiritual quest drove her into the arms ofme Church? 'OODCULTU.I 22 Charlotte Margolis Goodman: "Back to the Kitchen. Pan lV." LILITH .,VIIW• ...... 24 New biographies from lhe radical twenties and the radical sixties. an answer to whether women were viewed as men's property in traditional Judaism. and fiction to cheer you lhrough the wimer. ON AND 0 •• CAMPUS '" 29 Rachel Kadish tells about sexual harassment at Princeton. p. 29 TSIMA INA , , 30 Resource listings for surviving the present. THI WAYS WI A.' 32 Rabbi Rachel Cowan with what she's learned on how to bring life and love into a hospital room. LILITH Marketplace ...... •...... •.•...... •.•...•..... 33 Cover photo by Doug Handel The World of Women Premier Issue 1990 • 49 . JUly/August 1990

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JO International News

:\fexico: Raped by Justice· Korea: Family Law Reform' Egypt: pagt 91

Sex Segregated Subways I India: Disowning a Cigarette·

Colombia: Drug BustingJournalisl MarfaJimena Duzan' Namibia: Diana Chang iJ IN aulJwr of Birthing a Nation' Haiti: :\I01e. La Presidente b)' EIiUlbeth Bnrad Jix publi~!vd T/QV(U; hiT /Jo<'fry

and Herio hal" aflvartd In 84 Home Fires National News man)' magalilJ(~, and J!v i~ IIv uripinll ofa NIU' tOri: Slat, Wisconsin's ~fa\"erick Archbishop' Vermont's Diaper Debate I CQlmcil onllv ArtL-tumd. ~nd Grass-Roots Organizing in :--.'ew :-'fexico, Montana, ;\iorth Carolina' page ,V

PR Men \'5. Pro-Choice Women &y Ann F. Lewis'

Putting the Brakes on Women Cyclists by ,\fichele Kort

16 Ms. Quiz Don't Panic! It's an Open-Book Exam

17 his/ant Classics Why I {Still] Want a Wife byJudy Brady

34 hiller Space Amazing Rage b.'f' Barbam Mor

48 Photo Essa'f' Village ~fexico by Graciela ltllrbide

54. Health Our Bodies. Oursel\'es~L"pdate by The Boston Homm sHt'allh Book Colleclh'e

56 Femillist Theory The Politics of Aging:

''I'm .vat Your ~1other!" by Barbara .Hacdonald julUjardan 's tI.'01kJ indufh 11<'0 fxx.JJi,j ofnS(l,H,

a Ml.',I, and Jtvnl fxx.JJi,j of~Iry; l!v most r((mI, 77 ,Veu'Schulanhip Carol Gilligan on Adolescence ".Yarning Our DfJfiny: ."ro' and S,lnltd Pomu. " bY'Linds)' Hl1I Geldel"' Activists-An Anthropological View tlill publisha1 by ThundtT'J Mouth Prm in 1989. Slit is a profmar ofAfro-.imtTl{(ln and Ilamtn $' 91 £cofrminism Embattled Earth: Cleaning L'p Is Not Enough Sfudit~ alliv l.'nil'ffJil) of r~lifamia. ~lry. pagr 71 b.\' H. Patricia Hynes

94 Guest Room On Widowhood: "~Iartin. What Should I Do :\ow?" b.\· Bella Abwg

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July/August 1990 • FF\llRFS (Continued) Expml Sex, Lies & Advertising by Gloria SIt'ilIrm 18

Com'ersalion Lesley Gore on k.d. lang"-And "ice \ersa :HI

E.WlllSlt'f In Their Owo Words:

Women of Eastern Europe b) Slm'l'/lhil Drakulii 36

Leaps Forward 59 pagt 30 Fiction .-\Iice Walker's Choice: The Learning Crop b)' Tlits; Dallgaremhga 61

Aaidnltal A,cllt,ist "My Little Girl Died Toni .\f01ll'.IQ1l, a TlllI'fliJt Because ofa Law" by Rochelle Sharpe 80 whoJi ll~ indudt Ihr Pulilurpnuu'inning Purse St11llgs Sabotaging Their Statistics b)' AtarilYll J. \\'ilring 82 "Bdutlfd, .. is 1M Rnbm F. GQhttn Proftmlf in IhI Poetry The Way Down ~\' Toni .\'forri.w1l 29 C.ounof ofIN HUPIInlity. She by A.drienne Rich 29 pagt 29 Poem for Obvious Reasons byJulIe Jordan 71

In Two by Diana Chang 83

1I00KS:

Essa.\' World·Class Pleasures b.\' ,\lari(m French 66

/lltemalional Bookshelf A Catch-C p List 67

Bold 7)'pe Buchi Emet.:heta 68

pagr IN Ret'leu's .-\ Fearful Freedom· The Black Women's Health Book·

Dr. Susan Love's Breast Book· Gender Politics and ~tTV·

A.dnnHli' /lirh J 1011$1 booJr. ofpoems is Finding the Lesbians· Speaking Freely· plus Booku'lltch 68 ''"{iIM', p(Jll.>(7""/ Xmton. J9891. Shr lrachis Englilh and Fnninil/ Slwliij (// Stanford. 'Hul \ R T S

H 11 jounding fdilur oj "Bn'dgft: ,-\Juumol Jtllsir Three in Concert: Laredo, jarJ'Wilh FmlllllJIJ and OurFrinuls. /J'lXf 29 Zukerman, Salerno-Sonnenberg b.\' Dian/' Palacio.\ 72

Film Isabelle .\djanis Passion for Camille Claudel i-t

TV Tracey Ulman-and more i6 The World of Women Volume I, Number Two 51.

September/October 1990

To OOIain in!orrTuJ/ion about rtprinJJ of articUJ in IMs iHU~, ! ! f~ I " mUjmiu A~ at (212) 719-9800. A15. ('.olluersatioll Chai Ling Talks with Robin Morgan 12

Special Sttl;oll Violence Against Women: A Report on Life in Our Times 33

"": Speaking the Unspeakable b)'jane Caputi Olga Broumas'fifth coflution ofponru, "P*/ua, .. was publuW by Copper CAnyon Pms and Diana E.H. Russel( 34 in latt 1989. Slit liwJ in MasS(Jc/wst//J, A Day in the Life b)' R;tajemen 38 tt.adlls inJmni/ltnlty at &ston Univmil)' and BraruUis Unil'mil)', and l.tIC1A.s as a maJsogt tnnllpist. Hooked on Hate? by Kathi Maio 42 opfJoJitt pagr OTU' On the Legislative Front 45

Double Jeopard)'. Double Courage 46

Delusions ofSafet),: A Personal Story b)' Marcia Ann Gilifspie 49

Fraternities of Fear: Report on Campus Gang Rape by Kathlem Hirsch 52

The Way We Live: A Ms. Sun-'ey 57

Israel: \Vhose CounlJ1' Is It Anyway? b)' 68

Fiction Three Chronicles b)" Margaret Atwood 80

Abortion: Election Turnaround? b)' AmI! Summers 93

I' ! " ArchilfClure The SymmelI)' of Maya Lin b)'jill Kirschenbaum 20

Music Four To Jam: Uptown String Quartet 23

Video A Feminist in the Video Store 24 pagf 42

Essay The Voice of First Mother b)' Paula GUllll Allen 25 Editorial Inlnns: /\ m\ C-aprn, Shannon ja(}mm, Alix Langt7, Moll) ShalamofJ, Tonia Williams Ret/iews The Book of] The Illegitimacy ofJesus Art Inln-m: Lisa Art'Ui, Pagf Edu'ards, Christophn Hrimhuch The Once and Future Goddess ' Louise Ne\'elson 27

Bold T.)pes Womyo's Braille Press 29 Cover illunr..\ioo h}"Ja.oet Wooley Coyer photograph b~' Deborah Feingold plus 11l1mlatiollal BooksM/f and Bookwalch

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Edilorial Betv.een the Lines b)' Robin Morgan

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6 Sisterhood Is Global International News

Greece: The Grave of Democracy? Pakistan: "Hol~' War" Against Margt Pinq has Afghan Women • Sowelo Anti-Rape March • West Bank and publiJhtd niTIt' 1UJVtls and I J booJts Gaza • Costa Rica Progress "AJI' haliana" 17)' Claudia B. Flis; , Iran: ofpomu, 1M mtJ$t rum QI whi(h waJ Exiles in Their Own Land by Mahna%' Afkham; "Availablt Ught. .. Htr worlr has bun lralUlattd 86 Home Fires ~ational ~ews into 14 ktnguagt5. Ohio's Feminist First Lady Washington Update Eleclion News: POF;' 32

The Year of the States . Abortion Clinic Crisis: Where Are the Docton~

by Gayle Kirshmooum ' With Brennan Gone ... Saving the Bill of Rights

by RJwllda Copelon and Kathry'n Koll1ert POF;' 12

17 £cofemininn Earth.Friendly Ecotips by Tj. Ford

18 Inner Space Devotions of a Feminist AtheistlT;.· Leah Frilt

30 Health Our Bodies. Ourselves-Updates:

Genetic Testing Yeast Drugs ' Mammography Screening

by tlv Boston U'tlmnl's Health &ok C

P{)('t')· The Choir (inside front cover) by Olga Braumas

32 For Each Age, Its Amulet l7)' IHarge Piercy

64 Women on Trains l7)' A.udre Lortie

60 Arl F..ssa:v The Guerrilla Girls Audrt l..LmU wr1ks ofhtrnlf, "stilt a Black., Luman, Ftmini.ll, Warrior Pod, 65 How n~ Got Here Chicago '60s: Ecstasy as Our Guide by Naomi Wrisstein fighting tN good fight in spiu ofil aU. " 84 New Sdwlanhip The Politics of Difference by Haul V. Carv)' SN now liws in tM Virgin Islands and is ~jng on hn-foort«nlh booIr.. 95 Guest Room The Teflon Father by l£tty OXtin Pogrebin POF;' 64 53.

Volume 2, Number 3 Summer 1990 Contents Articles "Sisters in Arms": The Warrior Construct in Writings by 349 Contemporary U.S, Women of Color MARY K. DeSHAZER The Helen Jewett Murder: Violence, Gender, and Sexual 374 Licentiousness in Antebellum America PATRICIA CLINE COHEN Twelve Step Programs: A Lesbian Feminist Critique 390 BETTE S. TALLEN Observations Strawberry Festival 408 GREG SARRIS On Learning and Teaching Teaching Agnes Smedley's Daughter of Earth 425 RITA M. KISSEN Reports Evolution of the in Japan 435 MACHIKO MATSUI Women's Voices Grow Stonger: Politics and Feminism 450 in Latin America IRENE CAMPOS CARR Review Essays Domestic Violence: Feminist Responses 464 MARCIA BEDARD Women and Words: Lists of Our Language 476 MARY ELLEN S. CAPEK Reviews Rape of the Wild: Man's Violence against Animals and the 485 Earth by Andree Collard with Joyce Contrucci The Recurring Silent Spring by H. Patricia Hynes Healing the Wounds: The Promise of edited by Judith Plant Staying Alive: Women, Ecology and Development by Vandana Shiva LINDA VANCE. Reviewer

A Road I\'ell Tral'r1ed: Three Gmeralions of Cuban American 490 Women by Terry Doran, Janet Satterfield, and Chris Stade VICKI L. Rl'/z. Reviewer Women in Ihe judicial P1"QCPSS by Beverly B, Cook, 492 Leslie F. Goldstein, Karen O'Connor, and Susette M. Talarico I\'omfn',\ Mo,"pmfnls: Organizing for Change by Joyce Gelb and! , Klein (Cant inued. next page) 54.

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Volume 2. Number 3 Summer 1990 WomPII and Power in American Politics by Milda K, Hedblom Women. Political Action. and Political Participation by Virginia Sapiro "'omen's Rights. Feminism, and Politics in the United Stales by Mary Lyndon Shanley JOAN C. TIWNTO, Reviewer IdPlltity Politics: and the Limits of Communit), 495 by Shane Phelan EUZABFTH LAPO\'SKI' KFN,N'FVI', Reviewer

Empowering Womell.' Leadership Dl'!.'elopmPllt Strategies on Campus 497 edited by Mary Ann Danowitz Sagaria LI.\'VA FORRF.ST. Reviewer

Women. Work. and Technolo/f)': Transformations edited by 499 Barbara Drygulski Wright DL'l.A j. ESPI,N'OSA, Reviewer Homework: Historical and Contemporary Perspectit'es on Paid 502 Labor at Home edited by Eileen Boris and Cynthia R, Daniels Homeworking: Myths and Realities by Sheila Allen and Carol Wolkowitz ,MANl' J\1~4RGARf:T FO.\'OH·, Reviewer Gmder and Histor)'.' The Failure of Social Theory in the Age of the Family by Linda J. Nicholson 505 Gender and the Politics of History by Joan Wallach Scott X.·\.\'(T FUASF.R, Reviewer

Meatless Days by Sara Suleri 508 1.\"UFRPAL GRFH'AL, Reviewer

Feminism and Psychoanalysis edited by Richard Feldstein 511 and Judith Roof BehttefJl Feminism and Ps.whoanalysis edited by Teresa Brennan jO()xo}..' HL"H. Reviewer Plotting \Vomen: Gender and Represe1l1atioll in .Hexico 514 by Jean Franco FR.-\.\'CFSCA i\4ILLFR. Reviewer

PonlOgraphy and Cit'il Rights: A .vew Day for 1I'0men's Equality 516 by Andrea Dworkin and Catharine A, MacKinnon PAL'UNF B, BART, Reviewer

Dar In, Dol' Out: WomPII's Lit'es in .vor/h Dakota edited by 519 Bjorn B~nson, Elizabeth Hampsten, and Kathryn Sweney j.,\NF M, PFVFRSON, Reviewer

NWSA News 521 Announcements 529 Contributors 525 Books Re<:eived 531 55.

Volume 2, Number 4 Autumn 1990 Contents Articles Utopian Science: Contemporary Feminist Science Theory 535 and Science Fiction by Women JANE DONA WERTH What We Know as Women: A New Look at Roe v. Wade 558 JUDITH A. BAER A Daring New Concept: The Ladies' Home journal 583 and Modern Feminism JEAN E. HUNTER

On Learning and Teaching Small Group Pedagogy: in 603 Conservative Times ESTELLE B. FREEDMAN

Ohservations The Peaceful Sex? On Feminism and the Peace Movement 624 LINDA GORDON

Report in the Chinese Language 635 DALI TAN

Review Essays Gender Segregation in the Workplace: Plus ,a change. 640 AUTUMN STANLEY Angie Debo: From Progressive to Radical 646 THEDA PERDUE

Reviews Feminism and Theatre by Sue-Ellen Case 650 CHEZIA THOMPSON-CAGER, Reviewer

17l Vitro FertiliUltio7l: Building Policy from Laboratories 652 to Legislatures by Andrea L. Bonnicksen Birth Power: The Case for Surrogacy by Carmel Shalev Beyfmd C07lceptio7l: The New Politics of Reproductio7l by Patricia Spallone LEIGH ANNE CHA VEZ. Reviewer ReJiguri7lg the Father: New Femi7list Readi7lgs of Patriarch)' 656 edited by Patricia Yaeger and Beth Kowaleski-Wallace MIRIAM M. JOHNSON. Reviewer

Lives of Courage: Women for a New South Africa 658 by Diana E. H. Russell jO\'CE F. KIRK, Reviewer (Continued, next page) 56.

Volume 2, Number 4 Autumn 1990 (Continued) Responding to Violence on Campus edited by Jan M. Sherrill 660 and Dorothy G. Siegel WENVY L. Nc. Reviewer

Women in the Age of the American Revolution edited by 661 Ronald Hoffman and Peter J. Albert The Adams Women: Abigail and Louisa Adams, Their Sisters and Daughters by Paul C. Nagel ELAINE FORMAN CRANE. Reviewer

Healing Technology: Feminist Perspectives edited by 664 Kathryn Strother Ratcliff Feminism within the Science and Health Care Professions: Overcoming Resistance edited by Sue V. Rosser Women and Health: Cross-Cultural Perspectives edited by Patricia Whelehan and contributors DEMETRIA IAZZETTO. Reviewer

May Sarton Revisited by Elizabeth Evans 669 Hints and Disguises: Marianne Moore and Her Contemporaries by Celeste Goodridge Sarah Orne jewett, An American Persephone by Sarah Way Sherman LORALEE MAcPIKE. Reviewer

"Am I That Name?" Feminism and the Category of 674 'Women' in History by Denise Riley KELLI' OLIVER. Reviewer

Women in Prehistory by Margaret Ehrenberg 675 KARLENE jONES-BLEl'. Reviewer

Feminism and Foucault: Reflections on Resistance 677 edited by Irene Diamond and Lee Quinby LAVELLE MCWHORTER. Reviewer Research In Progress: Scholarship Winners 679 NWSA News 701 Contributors 705 Announcements 709 Books Received 712 Index 715 57.

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Cover photo: © An Air Force woman erect. tent In SaUdi Arab'••upportlng Op. De.ert Shield, August 1990 U.S. Armv photo Mil\.East, MilitarY Women & the Media page 1 Spetialty Urged in Women's Health page 1 NOW Confronts Racism page 3 Health Research Slights Women : page 4 RU486: Another Look page 4 An Interview With Mary Kay Blakely page 7 Global Exploitation page 7 Does "No" II",ean "Y"es page 8 Fighting Racism in Brazil page 12 Dinner Party Cancelled page 12

Regular Features Editors' Desk page 2 Letters page 2 Imprints page 6 Media Walch page 8 Music page 9 NY Melro Supplement. pages M1·M3 Review of Books pages 17·25 Information & Calendar page 26 Classified page 27 58.

cover photo: . "Women Moving New York." Queensboro Bridge Workers Donne Loughron, Dr~clllo Abeh .~d Rene Boyd. Photo by Slephonle Berger.

Garment Workers Demand Rights page 1 Homophobie Rampant In Military page 1 'fungarian Women in Double Bind page 3 Who's Mom? Who's Dad? Who Knows ; .....•...... page 4 Illsabled Women of Color Face Triple Threat ....••...... page 4 East Joins West Against PMS .•...... •...... page 5 Prison Updates page 7 TV Soaps Counter Hollywood Image page 8 Storytelling .' .. : page 10 Regular Features Editors' Desk.. Letters...... page 2 Imprints page 6 Media Watch page 8 Film ...... •...... page 9 Music page 11 Centerfold: Cecilia Fire Thunder Inspires Her People pages 12·13 .Art page 14 NY Metro Supplement pages Ml·M4 Review of Books pages 15-20 .Information and Calendar page 22 Classified page 23 off our backs 59. volume xx number 11 december 1990 contents news international Nawal el Saadawi on Gulf Crisis ·· .. · 6 Ireland Elects Woman President 6 National Election News 7 Abortion News 7 conferences I Am Your Sister 1 commentary Anti-Semitism in the Women's Movement 12 Response From Michigan Festival 14 On Boycotting Feminist Books 17 Climb Every Mountain ..... 18 reviews Intimate Passions 13 Dykes-Loving-Dykes 15 The Looney Bjn Trip 16 Kicking the Habit ...... 19 regulars Chicken Lady 20 Dykes to Watch Out For 20 Letters 22 Ads 25 front cover photo by leigh h. mosley offour'backs"';" 60. volume xxi number 1 january ·1991 contents

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news reviews international Exile In the Promjsed , NOW says no to war for Land ...... , .... ' 17 Kuwalt 3 we Were Making History 22 Montreal massacre leiter 6 Phantom Center 23 Thatcher goes 16 national regulars Morgan gains custody 4 Chicken Lady , 24 Anti-rape butlons reverse Dykes to Watch Out For 24 verdict .. .. 4 Leiters 26 Woman removes movie Ads .. , 30 poster .. 5 T-shirts! , 30 NWSA staff resigns , .. 6 Abortion news ...... 6 Scartet leiter In the army., 7 Labor news 7 front cover conferences drawing by thea gray Young Feminists Conference ...... 1 Victims' Assistance Conference ...•... ,~ 8 Women in EI Salvador (WINDS) , 10 interviews Mautner Project lor Lesbians 12 Adoption in the U.S , 14 commentary A High SChool Kaleido- scope 18 61.

THE JOURNAL OF SUBSTANCE FOR PROGRESSIVE WOMEN VOL. XVII WINTER 1990

FEATURES Because her neighborhoad Is so dangerous, Danielle is cloistered, WHICH WAY AFTER WEBSTER? seeing the world only through By Irene Daval! windows or the TV screen. I pg 16) 93 percent ofAmerica's rural counties Cover: Becky Bell's grave. Ipg 10) , have no abortion providers, In , Nebraska it's 98 percent 8 INNOCENT CASUALTIES ANOTHER AMERICAN IN THE WAR ON TRAGEDY: THE DEATH OF DRUGS BECKY BELL By Betsy Swart Mary LOll Greenberg interviews the While fUllding is unavailable for parellts ofa 17-year-old victim of treatment centers, it is there to force parental consent laws 10 addiction and other atrocities on helpless animals 27 : GUAM - Territory in Turmoil , By Amy Goodman ON THE ISSUES i The lines between church and state CELEBRATES GOING , are blurred byabortioll 14 QUARTERLY A look backward to our origins and LIVING WITHOUT CHOICES forward to our potential 29 A Photo Essay By Helen M, Stummer Choices don't exist in a world that is ON SPECIESIST LANGUAGE burned out, worn out, thrown out 16 By Joan Dunayer Just as sexist language demeans ON DONOR BABIES ­ women, speciesist language denigrates A Guest Editorial non-human animals 30 By Dr, Barbara Katz Rothman The ethics ofusing one child to save DEPARTMENTS allother 23 Merle Hoffman-Editorial 2 ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION: Win Some-Lose Some Time Is Running Out 4 , By Eleanor J, Bader Choice Books 32 Ruth Caplan of Environmental Action Film & Video 36 : indicts Ollr throw-away society 24 Feedback 43 I "io\emberlDecember 1990 Vol. 50 :\0.6/

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CONTENTS Departments Reader's Forum: 4 Remembering Mildred Olmsted N~~~ 5 75th Anniversary . 6. Branch Action 26 News Note: South Korea 28. Holiday Gifts 30 Features WILPF Says NO to U.S. 10 Intervention In the Gulf WILPF Statements on the 13 Crisis . Roots of U.S. Intervention 14 WILPF Women Meet in 18 Costa Rica Women Workers' Seminar . 20 L1MPAL Women Organize 23 ISSUES IN REPRODUCTIVE AND GENETIC ENGINEERING Journal of International Feminist Analysis 63. VOLUME 3 NUMBER 3 1990

CONTENTS

SUSAN ZIMMERMAN 191 Industrial capitalism's hostility to childbirth, responsible childbearing, and eugenic reproduCli\'e policies in the first third of the 20th century

SABINE SCHLEIERMACHER 201 Racial hygiene and deliberate parenthood: Two sides of demographer Hans Harmsen's population policy

2It Research report UBINIG Norplant, the five year needle: An investigation of the Norplant trial in Bangladesh from the User's perspective

CURRENT RESEARCH ON IVF

LINDA S. WILLIAMS 229 Wanting children badly: A study of Canadian women ,eeking in vitro fertilization and their husbands

LENE KOCH 235 IVF: An irrational choice?

RENATE D. KLEIN 243 IVF research: A question of feminist ethics AT ISSUE

JANICE G. RAYMOND 253 The marketing of the new reproductive technologies: Medicine, the media, and the idea of progress

NEWS ON DEVEWPMENTS

GENA COREA and CYNTHIA DE WIT 263 Current developments and issues: A summary

DOCUMENTS

DAG HAMMARSKJOLD SEMINAR 285 The Bogeve declaration: Towards a people-oriented biOlechnology

NACHAMA \VILKER 287 Introduction to position papers

COUNCIL FOR RESPONSIBLE GENETICS 287 Position paper on genetic discrimination

291 Position paper on human genome initiative

CONFERENCE REPORT

FARIDA AKHTER 297 Report on the FINRRAGE-UBINIG regional meeting, held at BARD, Comilla, May 8-11,1990

BOOK REVIEWS

LISA WaLL 301 Tomorrow's Child: Reproductive Technology ill the 90s by Linda Birke, Susan Himmelweit, and Gail Vines

RITA ARDITTI 302 ft's Always Something by Gilda Radner

305 Announcements

309 Resources

311 Biographical Statements

Volume 3 Contents and Author Index RFR~DRF 64. RESOURCES fOR f EM N 1ST RESEARCH DOCUMENTATION SUR LA RECHERCHE fEMINISTE

June 1990/Vol. 19, no. 2/juin 1990

Editorial/Editorial

Bibliography/Bihliographie 2 Philosophical Feminism: A Bibliographic Guide to Critiques of Science New Compiled by A. Wylie, K. Okruhlik, Feminist Research S. Morton and L. Thielen-Wilson Book Reviews/Comptes rend\ls A Hidden Workforce: Homeworkers in 37 England, 1850-1985 Shelley Pennington and Belinda Westover Reviewed by Mary Kinnear

Charting the Journey: Writings by Black 38 and Third World Women S. Grewal, J. Kay, L. Landor, G. Lewis and P. Parmar Reviewed by Amila Handa

The Difference Within: Feminism and 39 Critical Theory Elizabeth Meese and Alice Parker, eds. Reviewed by Sue Golding

L'egalite en marche: Le feminisme fran9ltis 40 sous la Troisieme Republique Laurence Klejman et Florence Rochefort Compte rendu par Diane Lamoureux

L'epouse de LEUR pere: Maratres 41 mode d'emploi Nicole Chaillot et Dominique Chevaillier Compte rendu par Francine Descarries

Female Spectators: Looking at Film 41 Nouvelles recherches and Television E. Deirdre Pribam, ed. and feministes The Female Gaze: Women as Viewers of Popular Culture L. Gamman and M. Marshment, eds. Reviewed by Cynthia Carter rC?uj~ 65.

Anne C. Estabrook 3 The Amusement Park Volume 14, Number 1 Margaret G. Lloyd 14 Journal: June and July 17 The Enclosure 1990 Su Croll 21 The Country of Sewn Women ... Lyse Cbampagne 30 A Silly Squabble Dorotby Trail Spiller 38 Learning to Walk Jan Conn 40 Sosa Hill 42 Western Ireland 44 Dans Les Cantons de L'est Kate Braid 46 Great Moments in Construction Fay Vandenbeukel 53 Interview With Bronwen Wallace Jean Mallinson 64 My Mother's Joumals Carole Cbambers 66 Blood Line 68 The Apples of Eden Morgan Songi 71 Leda Wilda Kruize 73 moongazing Anne Weatberwax 74 Weekends Karen Brennan 80 Motherhood, An Essay Marilyn Dumont 90 my mother's arms Jill Solnicki 91 Ina Tea Room Anne Blonstein 92 Autumn Wardrobe Mary Ann Cain 93 Yield Patty Arcber 94 once upon a time 96 When you fed me your milk Sandra Nicbolls 97 flight Anne Minicozzi 102 The Way She Feels 103 The Candle Lorna Banks 104 Battered Woman-Child 105 Working Woman's Lament Virginia Dansereau 106 A Portrait Catby Stonebouse 108 For Gioconda Belli 110 the sun a madwoman 111 Take-off: the pap smear poem 113 Ask your father Jean Rysstad 114 Houselife 122 Contributors 66.

ASCHOLARLY JOURNAL ON BLACK WOMEN

SAGE, Vol. VI, No.1 (Summer 1989)

Edltorlal, Black Women's Studies: On the Threshold 01 Phase Two 2 Features Mothers of Mind 4 ELSA BARKLEY BROWN Race and Gender in Feminist Theory 12 CARRIE JANE SINGLETON Narrative Strategies in Zora Neale Hurston's Dust '!racks an a Road 18 DEBORAH G, PLANT Walker's Critique 01 Religion in The Calor Purp/e 24 CALVIN MERCER The Goddess Ojun as a Paradigm lor African Feminist Criticism 27 D1EDRE L. BADEJQ African Feminism(s) and the Question 01 Marital and Non·Marital Loneliness and Intimacy in Mariama Ba's Sa Long a LeUer 33 E. IMAFEDIA OKHAMAFE Clooe·Up PROFILES The Association 01 Deans 01 Women and Advisers to Girls in Negro &hools, 1929·1952: A Brief Oral HistoJ1l 40 HILDA A. DAVIS AND PATRICIA BELf..SCOTT Anti-&xist Celebration 01 Black Women in Literature: The Sexual Maunta;n and Black Women Wrilers and A Conversation with Calvin Hemton 45 GLORIA WADE-GAYLES Recomposing the Samba: A Look at the ContemporaJ1l Black Movement in Post·Abolition Brazil 49 BOBBIE HODGES-BETTS A Black Woman in Rural Japan 52 VIKI RADDEN PEDAGOGY Feminism and Black Women's Studies 54 Assault Course 57 DOROTHEA SMARTT AThematic Approach to Teaching The Bluest Eye 59 MARGARET G, LLOYD A Meeting of Minds and Cultures: Teaching Black Women's Literature in the Canary Islands 63 JUSTINE TALLY WITH JUANA HERRERA CUBAS AND MARIA CRUZ EXPOSITO "Madam, May I Have a Word with You" 66 EIRA PATNAIK Black Women's Studies: A White Woman's Personal Journey 67 DOROTHY SALEM 'Teaching and Learning about Black Women: The Anatomy of a Course 69 BARBARA J. HAILE Strategies (or Teaching Black Women's Literature in a White Cultural Context 74 VALERIE LEE Documents: Where Do We Stand: African Women of the Diaspora in Kwame Nkrumah's Ghana, 1960 77 MACEO CRENSHAW DAILEY, JR, AND FREDDYE HILL Third Annual Cross-Cultural Black Women's Studies Summer Institute, Harare, Zimbabwe 80 ANDREE NICOLA MCLAUGHLIN Resource Round-up: Bibliography 01 Works by and about Pat Parker 81 BRETT BEEMYN Report on the First International Conference of Women Writers of the English-Speaking Caribbean 83 TERRI CDT'TON AND SELWYN R. CUDJOE 1988 INAUGURAL PROCEEDINGS: EXCERPTS Reflections on the Spelman Coilege Inaugural Symposium: The EmpolVCrment 01 Black Women 84 JACQUELINE JONES ROYSTER AND BEVERLY GUY-SHEFTALL Inaugural Address: Another Day Will Find Us Brave 85 JDHNNETTA B. COLE Black Women as Do-ers: The Social Responsibility 01 Black Women 87 JOYCE A. LADNER Black Women's Litel"aJ1l Scholarship: Reclaiming an Inteilectual Tradition 89 NELLIE Y. McKAY Cross-Cultural Perspectives on Women in Higher Education 92 BEVERLY LINDSAY SageWoman 67. A Quarterly Magazine of Women's Spirituality

Volume IV, Issue 13 Samhain 9990

Articles Hearing the Divine Within ... 5 Living the Dream ... 7 A Past Life Tarot Spread ... 9 A Divination Ritual ... 10 Philosophical Foundations of Divination ... 10 Creating Your Own Tarot Images 12 Sticks and Stones: The I Ching 13 Moon Goddess Tarot Layout 16 How the Tarot Was Made 17 Mountain Dreams ... 18 Tympana ... 21 A Journey into the Medicine Woman Tarot ... 24 Touching the Universal: Tarot and the Chakras ... 26 Motherpeace: Healing through the Goddess ... 27 Rowena Patlee Kryder 29 The Living Earth Tarot 30

Poetry and Song Avalon ... inside front cover Madonna Mia ... inside back cover The High Priestess ... 45 Goddess Is ... 45

In Every Issue A Circle is Cast 32 A Pinch of Sage 48 From Hygieia's Garden ... 33 Lunaea's Comer 3 Magickal Crafts 34 The Rattle 37 Reviews 40 Tools for Transformation ... 44 Web Weavers ... 47 The Women at the Wen ... 46

Title i/Iustrotions on pages 32, 34, 37, 44, 46-48 afe by Cris Palamino. The i/luslrariolls 011 pages 31 and 45 are by Cyntia Smith. 68. SEX ROLES A Journal of Research

Vol. 23, Nos. 1/2 July 1990

CONTENTS

University Students' Priorities: Life Goals vs. Relationships Joy Fisher Hammersla and Lynne Frease-McMahan Pursuit of Nontraditional Occupations: Fear of Success or Fear of Not Being Chosen? IS Karen S. Pfost and Maria Fiore Vulnerability and Heterosexual Attraction 25 R. E. Rainville and J. G. Gallagher The Effect of Performer Gender, Performer Skill Level, and Opponent Gender on Self-Confidence in a Competitive Situation 33 Evelyn G. Hall Men as Success Objects and Women as Sex Objects: A Study of Personal Advertisements 43 Simon Davis Sex Differences in Clinical Judgments of Male and Female Therapists 51 Finy Josephine Hansen and Lilian-Jean Reekie Intimacy in Same-Sex Friendships 65 John M. Reisman Aspiring Parents' and Teachers' Academic Beliefs About Young Children 83 Jupian J. Leung Gender vs. Power: Self-Posed Behavior Revisited 9'1 Amanda Willson and Barbara Lloyd ANNOUNCEMENT 99 69. SEX ROLES A Journal of Research

Vol. 23, Nos. 3/4 August 1990

CONTENTS '\ Gender in the College Classroom: An Assessment of the "Chilly . Climate" for Women 101 Mary Crawford and Margo MacLeod

Sex Differences in Responses to the Stranger in the Strange Situation 123 Beverly I. Fagot and Kate Kavanaugh

Sex Roles and Friendship Patterns 133 Diane Carlson Jones, Nancy Bloys, and Marie Wood

Adult Sex Role Orientation and Perceptions of Aggressive Interactions Between Girls and Boys 147 Sheryl A. Susser and Caroline F. Keating

The Role of Facial Masculinity/Femininity in the Attribution of Homosexuality 157 John H. Dunkle and Patricia L. Francis

Politics, Lack of Career Progress, and Work/Home Conflict: Stress and Strain for Working Women 169 Debra L. Nelson, James Campbell Quick, Michael A. Hitt, and Doug Moesel

Gender and Survival vs. Death in Slasher Films: A Content Analysis 187 Gloria Cowan and Margaret O'Brien

Are People's Notions of Maleness More Stereotypically Framed Than Their Notions of Femaleness? 197 Barbara E. Hart, Beverly I. Fagot, and Mary Driver Leinbach

ANNOUNCEMENT 213 70. SEX ROLES A Journal of Research

Vol. 23, Nos. 5/6, 1990 September 1990

CONTENTS

Development of Gender Discrimination: Role of Stereotypic and Counterstereotypic Gender Cues 215 Claire Elaugh and Terri Duits Resource Utilization in Mixed-Sex Dyads: The Influence of Adult Presence and Task Type 223 Kimberly K. Powlishla and Eleanor E. Maccoby Men's Heterosocial Skill and Attitudes Toward Women as Predictors of Verbal Sexual Coercion and Forceful Rape 241 Charlene L. Muehlenhard and Polly L. Falcon The Role of Masculine Stress in Expressivity and Social Support Network Factors 261 M. Kaye Saurer alld Richard M. Eisler Effects of Employment Status and Marital Status on Perceptions of Mothers 273 Claire Elaugh and Karen Nekolny Nicknames and Sex Role Stereotypes 281 Belly S. Phillips Adult Sex Typing of Children's Toys 291 Donna Fisher- Thompson An Empirical Test of Androgyny in the Middle Years: Evidence from a National Survey 305 Bonnie E. Carlson and Lynn Videka-Sherman Portrayals of Women in Prime-Time Network Television: Some Demographic Characteristics 325 Donald M. Davis ANNOUNCEMENTS 333 sinister wisdom 42 71.

A Journal for the Lesbian Imagination in the Arts and Politics

______Winter 90/91 Contents

3 Elana Dykewomon • Notes for a Magazine 7 Upcoming Issues 8 Christina Springer. Wishlist (poem) 10 Melizma Morgan. The Secret Keeper (fiction) 22 Sapphire. American Dreams (poem) 29 Elana Dykewomon • Some Things Chava Meyer Says (poem) 32 Ruthann Robson· Leaking for Lesbian Legal Theory- A Surprising Journey (theory) §§§ 40 Jasmine Marah • Study (narrative) 42 Ruth Farmer. Mistress from the Plantation Poems (poem) 44 Thelma Seta. This Shame is a Carnivore (poem) 47 Lisa Carlin. The Significance of Stones (poem) 49 Nancy Nachum • Peaceniks (theory/narrative) §§§ 54 Deb Parks-Satterfield. from Naps ... The Politics of Hair (a prose performance piece in progress); I Don 'I Know If You Can Relate; Mabelle & LereUa 's Tres Beau Salon of Beauli; More Hair 59 Michele Connelly. What They're Missing (fiction) 68 Helena Lipstadt • Waxlips (narrative) 69 Tina Gianoulis • Perspective (narrative) 74 Marcy Jacobs. One, Two, Three (narrative) §§§ 82 Frances Negron-Muntaner • the wait I espera (poem) 85 Anne B. Dalton. Eidetic Images (poem) 86 SDiane Bogus. Her Son (narrative)

(Continued, next page) 72 • sinister wisdom 42

(Continued)

Winter 90/91

92 Winifred E. Eads • Dura/1/e Rustproof Saturday Night (prose/poem) 94 Betsy Warland • cul/ing re/marks (narrative/theory) 113 Anne Lundquist· Small Girl al the Chesapeake (poem)

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114 Sharon (nee De La Penal Davenport. Outshout a Waterfall: Making Face, Making Soul/Hacienda Caras­ Crilical and Creative Perspectives by Women of Color, ed. by Gloria Anzaldua (review) 117 Barbara Ruth. Love and Politics - Radical Feminist and Lesbian Theories by Carol Anne Douglas (review) 122 Sandra Butler. My lewish Face and Olher Stories by Melanie Kaye/Kantrowitz (review) 124 Rebecca Ripley. Enter Password: RECOVERY - Re-enler Password by Elly Bulkin (review) 127 Amber Katherine· Lizards/Los Padres by Bettianne Shoney Sien (review)

§§§ ART

Cover Sue Sellars.Our words makes us whole (pencil on rag) 28 Sudie Rakusin • Untitled (pen & ink) 43 Elise Dodeles • Why AmI So Angry? (pencil) 53 Ellen Oppenheimer. October 17 (quilt) 58 Sine Anahita • lune (pen & ink) 81 Beth Karbe • Katy (photograph) 91 Elise Dodeles • Self portrait - Butch-Femme (pencil) 93 Francesca Forte. Witch Eye (photograph) 132 Dean Brittingham. from The Adventures ofMiz Willoughby (cartoon) S·OJO·U·R·N·E·R 73. ~ /11~4- %uvm-

Volume 16. Number 2 October 1990 FEATURES OTHER DEPARTMENTS RwhHubbaFd Letters 2 Using Pregnancy to Control Women 16 News Br~i-.,er:-s------;13 Calherine Gammon MaternaJ and Infant Health in Crisis 18 Calendar 24 Karen Kahn. Tracy McDonald, £WJ YOUl1g Boslon Briefs 27 Whate..'er Happened to Women's Liberation? Part 2 20 ADVERTISING GUIDES POETRY & FICTION Bookslores, ,42

JudilhArCaM Classifieds 47 Celebrating Nelly ,34 Education 12-13 MarjorieSauna Appleman 36' Events 4.9 Healtb 37-39 SusaIlo lAndofl Cheryl's Advice 36 Help Wanted 44-45 Mail Order 15,17 AnneHainn First Person, Plural 36 Retail 28.29 lynljfshin Services 33,43

My Sister a State Away Could 36 Therapy 231 26,30-31 Sondra Upham Tberapy Groups I()..l1 Al Breakfast 36 Travel NalloDaI, I9, 21-22 Provincetown 27 BOOKS Women Owned Buslness Directory 46 JoyJlollaNi Perpelua, by Olga Braumas ,OW SIU'ant\ll J. Sturgis Feminism and Science Fiction, by Sarah Lefanll 41 SMiley Andersen Day ofTwo Suns, by Jane Dibblln 43 Chtistil'le MarktJv,.ski Trespassing, by Valerie Miner 44

FILM Bah McGillkuddy Lesbian and Gay Film Festival: A Refreshing Relief 37

Music lmnifer EinJwm Lookout Mountain, Lipstick and Love: The First Annual Rhythm Fest 32 First Person KaJ,iNJ Smith Coming Straight from the Heart ,8

VIEWPOINTS NWSA Responds to Charges or Racism 9 Anne FrowJ Racism and NWSA-Uncovering More Questions 10 74 • CONTENTS I s s u E 2 7 October, 1990

FEATURES

UK DIsk - Caron 8 Wheeler shares her thoughts

Bell Hooks - breaking 12 tbe silence on men

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6 E:iploding The Beauty Myth: Naomi Wolf Replies

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CONTENTS FALL 1990

EDITORIAL 3

Kirsten Backstrom Rogue 11

Marlene Nourbese The Absence of writing, or How 18 Philip I Almost Became a Spy

Dyana Werden "Languaging: " 40 An Image/Word Conjunction

Jane Caputi Interview with 50

Shirley Hartwell The Lie of the Feminist 68 Right·Wing Ethic

Rena Rosenwasser Berlin Nights 81

Jennifer Weston Thinking in Things: 84 A Woman's Symbol Language

Susanna Sturgis Mimi's Revenge 99

Lee Maracle Nobody Home 108

Sheila Pepe To Soar: Interview 119 with Nancy Spero

Lou Robinson Rapport 128

Toni Mirosevich Do Muscles Have Memories? 131

Carolyn Gage Louisa May Incest, A One·Act Play. 137 79.

Vol. 4 No. 5 September/October 1990 FEATURES

Opinion: The End of lhe Code of Silence? by Susan T. Chasin 4

Nancy Bereano: Feminist, Lesbian, Publisher by Elynor Vine 10

VISibilities Highlights .•• Barbara Gillings by Stephanie Castillo Samoy , 28

Dykes to Walch Out For by Alison Bechdel Inside Front Cover

Lesbian Survival Hints by Rhonda Dicksion 2

Stonewall Rlols by Andrea Natalie 2

TI,e Chosen Family by Noreen Stevens 13

COLUMNS

View From Castro Street· "Read All About It" by Kate Brandt 16

Under The Law ~ UTIle Pro's and Con's of Outing" by Mary C. Dunlap 18

Documenting the Undocumented· "Films and Videos on Women and AIDS" by Sarah Barbara Watstein 20

Film· "Oranges Are Not The Only Fruit" by Susan T. Chasin 22

Books· "Rose Pensky" by Elynor Vine 24

Music· Not Just Women's Music by VJ. Beauchamp 26

DEPARTMENTS

Classifieds 29

Resources 14

Letter from the Publisher 3

Cover Art andDesign by Wells Moore 80.

FEATURES Vol. 4 No. 6 November/December 1990 Rells Scauzillo: Long Island's Hera of LesbianCulture by Susan Lynn Leggio 4

Lesbians Enter tbe Information Age by Nancy Mertzel 10

Special Art: The Lesbian Queen by Judy Springer 14

Letting Go ..• by Su Stout 15

Cartoons by Alison Bechdel, Noreen Stevens, Andrea Natalie, and Rhonda Dicksion 22 & 23

Visibilities Highllghts ••• Diana Herrington by Stephanie Castillo Samoy 28

POETRY

"When Is Love?" and "On the Street" by Nan DuBois 8

In The Night by Jo Christiana 19 COLUMNS

View From Castro Street· Born to Run by Kate Brandt 16

Documenting the Undocumented by Sarah Barbara Watstein 20

Books· Simple Songs by Elynor Vine 24

Music· Not Just Women's Music by V.J. Beauchamp 26

DEPARTMENTS

Classifieds Inside Back Cover

Resources Inside Front Cover

Letter from the Publisher 3 81.

FEATURES Vol. 5 No. 1 January/February 1991 British Filmmakers Extraordlnalre: Rebecca Dobbs and Joy Chamberlain by Susan T. Chasin 4

The Lesbian Archives of Leeuwarden by Shelley Anderson 10

Love and Taxes by Karen Latimer 9

Lesbian Pride 1990 • New York City by Gail S. Goodman : 14

Cartoons by Alison Bechdel, Noreen Stevens, Andrea Natalie, and Rhonda Dicksion 22 & 23

Visibilities Highlights .•• Harriet Clare by Stephanie Castillo Samoy 28

POETRY

Tired by Jo Christiana 13

COLUMNS

View From Castro Street· The Lifelines Still Hold by Kate Brandt 16

Law· Why Should Lesbians Care About Abortion Choice? by Mary C. Dunlap 18

Documenting the Undocumented by Sarah Barbara Watstein 20

Books· Women on Women by Elynor Vine c 24

Theatre· Politics as Theatre by Susan T. Chasin 26

DEPARTMENTS

Classilieds 29

Resources Back Cover

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Above: From The Art oj Rini Temple­ ton, reviewed on page 20. WISCONSIN WOMAN 83.

A closer look at you. August 1990 CONTENTS Vol. 4, No.5

They Don't Byte-Computers Without Fear Commentary Focus on your point of view-letters from our Learning computer language isn't difficult jfyou follow these readers 2 tips. by Franny Van Newl 4 The Vote and Nothing But the Vote Meet the coura­ In Profile Attorney Robyn Shapiro speaks out about medical geous Wisconsin women who fought for suffrage and won their ethics and the law. cause 70 years ago this month. by Kathleen Winkler 8 by El'a Augustin Rumpf 6 Special Report: Back To School Oel a head start on Families When a little boy is rejected by his peers, his moth­ year. er feels his pain. Truant Parents by Susan Lampert Smith 11 by Kris Radish 10 Job Success: A Matter of Degree? by LuAnn Lanke 15 Achievers in Academia 19 Buyer's Market Beware: Credit bureaus can sell your School Lunches by Barbara 5a/5;lIi 28 financial infonnation for the asking. Who's Who In How-To Learn how to talk baseball, man· by Franny Van Nel'el 14 age stress, slart a business or build a house through the latest in how·to books. by Aimee Piotrowski 31 Your Business World Is a graduate degree really neces­ sary for climbing the corporate ladder? @@[1MlKAlm by Lwlnn umke 15

In Style Soft suedes, slip-ons and lower heels spell comfort in State of the Heart When a popular men's magazine takes shoe styles this fall 16 potshots at women in general. it's time to speak out. by Jacquelyn Mitchard 3 In Gear When in the market for a new car, evaluating the dealership is a top priority. A Closer Look At You Therapy might not be the answer if by Sue R. Seidman 25 the problem is dependency. by Carolyn Bushong 27 Food with Finesse Mary Marin, head chef at Outpost Nat· ural Foods, supplies suggestions and a delicious recipe for school lunch fare. by Barbara Salsini 28 WISCONSIN WOMAN

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A closer look at you. FEATURES A1w_ 8ay1ng v ••, Too Much litre••, Juet sey Whoal Sur· veys show that women suffer the effects of stress more than men. Follow these strategies to beal it. by Susan Richter , " 7

In hlance Or Out of Whack? Take this quiz 10 find oul how well you han- dle stress. by Sherry Ballou Hanson , , 8

Special R.porb In Styla Fashion Sense & Business Savvy-Meet some Wisconsin- based fashion designers. by Laura J. Englebert" ,12 Top Brass-Smart looh for the execUlive woman 15 Getting Down to Brass Tacks-Drass accessories for home and personaJ style ", 17

F1rot Pa..nt Slngula" A Special KInd of Adop- tion Meet four single women whose persistence and patience were rewarded with a precious gift: children oftheir own. by Sylvia C. Weber , 26 COLUMNS Slate of Ute He.rt In a never-ending effon to stay on top and get things done, we've be<:ome a sleep-deprived society. by Jacquelyn Mitchard ,".. ,,.. ,,.. ",,.. ,.. " ", .. ,.. ,,,.. ,,.. 3

A Cion, Look at You The divorce she lhought would bring her life to a standstill helped broaden her horizons. by Patricia wrenz ,.. ,, ,,24 DEPARTMENTS Commentary Focus on your point ofview-letters from our readers 2

Your Bu.ln.... World When il comes 10 the question of business ethics, you'll need 10 use your personal judgment to define what is right. by Ann Massie Nelson 4

Buyer', Market The ups and downs of air travel: Know your rights before something goes wrong. by Franny Van Newl , 6

Achlevere Noteworthy news about Wisconsin women. by Aimee Piolrowski , 10

Food with Fin.... Layered Enchiladas with Tomatillo Salsa for your own fiesta. by Barbara Safsini 20

Pamllle. Education savings bonds are a secure, nlrrisk: way to save for your children's education. by Kristin Visser 21

In Oe.r Whether you've caused an accident, are its Victim. or have simply come upon a collision, there are certain guidelines to follow to avoid further complica- tions. by Sue R. Seidnlfln 22 WOMAN 85.

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A closer look at you. FEATURES Anatomy of a Fatal Attraction Addictivc relationships are destructive. bUI many women keep conling back for more. hy Lill Grl'millg..

Firing the Canon: Breaking Into the Old Boy Network Some insiden. insist iI's difficult for women 10 enler leader- ~,.~tJ/ ship posiliom in Wisconsin's political arena. I hy Judi/h M. DuddoJ}:. . 15

Special Report: Annual Car Buyer's Guide Driving the Market hy Aimee PimrmrsU,...... 18 Women's Place Behind the Wheel hy Kelly Am'/I...... 18 High-Tech Car Talk hy Sue R. .'leMmal/...... 19 COLUMNS State of the Heart When it comes 10 stimulating conversation. women beat men by miles. hy Jat'quelyn Mitdufr(J . .. 3 DEPARTMENTS Commentary Focus on your point of view-Iellers from our readen. . 2

Buyerls Market Lillie "Lile" lies on labels are aboullo be changed. hy Franny \'0/1 /I/{'\·('I... . 4

Families Kids and spons can be a happy combination when parents realize win­ ning isn'l everythint;. hy LuA/l1I Lonkc . .9

In Profile Anne Sulton. a Madbon lawyer-activist. has become Ihe cemer of a SlOml focusing on racism. hy Susan Lampert Smifh ...... 11

Your Business World Insurance is vilal for busi­ ness and personal protection. but how much cm'crage do you need?...... 14

In Style Luxurious leathers are the biggest trend in fumilure and fall fashions.. . 22

Corer art hy Mark Charlier (If Miller Color PIa/c. Milwoukcc. 86.

Vol. 18, Fall 1990

PROFll.ES: Women's Bodies' The Boston Women's Health Book Collective, 'The Twentieth Anniversary Celebration of QUI Bodies. Ourselves' 8 Ruth Hubbard,Women's Bodies as Battlegrounds' 10 Christiane Northrup,'Honoring Our Bodies· 16 Byllye Y. Avery, 'Breathing Life Into Ourselves' 2.2. Becky Taylor, 'Riding Free' . , 35 KatWeen L Barry and Dorchen Leidholdt, 'Coalition Against Trafficking in Women' , 46 Maggi Cage, Women's Bodies: Sacred Essence in Physical Fonn' 54 Nora W. Coffey, "The Hysterectomy Epidemic· 58 Alice Ansfield, 'A Vision of Radiance' 62 Marcia Hutchinson, 'Transfonning Body [mage' 76

ARTICLES page 22 The Woman I Love Is a Planet;The PlanetI Love Is a Tree, by Paula Gunn Allen 5 Sick and Tired of BeingSick and Tired, by Angela Y. Davis , 26 A Network for DisabledWomen, by Marsha Saxton 31 Pacific WomenSpeak, by Darlene Keiu·Johnson, Liion EkniJang. and Chailang Palacios 36 Female Genital Mutilation, by Fran P. Hosken 42 The Unknown Women's Memorial, by Toni Cambillo 50 Fat-Oppressive Attitudes and the FeministTherapist, by Laura S. Brown 64 Touching Women, by Victoria Fann ,.. 74 The Masseuse, by Cynthia Waring . 75 Fearo£the Wilderness, by Judith Niemi ,, 82 POETRY

Poetry, by Barbara Mar, Kate Gordon, and Mariah L Richardson ,, 15 Poetry, byChitra DivakanIni , 20 Poetry, by Mary McGinnis 30

ARTWORK, PHOTOGRAPHY

Photography, by Jan Watson front cover, inside front cover Photography, by Gail Bryan hack cover Phot0e5say, 'Bodies: A Collage,'byTee A Corinne 70 Photoessay, by Jill Fineberg 81 Photography, by Christine Moughamian 88, inside back cover'

DEPARTMENTS

FROM THE EDITOR, by Char McKee """""""",.".. "",.".,.,.. ". ",..4 THE CAULDRON: New Women's Works 87 CLASSIFIEDS, ANNOUNCEMENTS, PUBUCATIONS, NETWORKS, EVENTS/WORKSHOPS/CLASSES, ."""",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,84,85,86 PATHS OF THE HEART: "The Garden of Our Bodies,' by Kate ONeill 88 ONE POINT PERSPECTIVE 87. By EI,a Honig Fine • Vol. 11 No.2

PORTRAITS Fall 1990/Winter 1991 FRIDA KAHLO'S MEMORr: The Piercing of the Heart by the Arrow of Divine Love By Salomon Grimberg ~ AZTEC IMAG':RY IN FI\IDA KAHLO'S PAINTINGS: Indigenity and Political Commitment By Janice Helland • ELIZABETH THOMPSON BUTLER: A Case ofTokenism By Paul U.herwood '4 TilE VISIONARY PAINTINCS OF THEORA HA~tRLETT By Paul Grootkerk If

ISSUES AND INSIGHTS "MILK WHITE ANCELS OF ART": Images ofWomen in Tum-of-the-Century America By Bailey Van Hook ~ THE ORDER OF RELEASE AND PeACE CONCLUDED: Millais's Reversal ofa Victorian Formula By Elaine.' Shefer REVIEWS The Fabric ofMemon), Ewa Kllryluk: Cloth Works, 1978-1987, essays by Jan Kott, Edmund White, Elzbieta Grabska, and Ewa Kuryluk Reviewed by Danuta Iatorsko M> Unexpected Joumeys: The Art and Life ofRemedios Varo. by Janet A. Kaplan Reviewed by ..Robert J. Belton Women, Art, and POleer and Other Essays, by Linda Nochlin Reviewed by Whitney Chadwick

Making Their Mark: Women Artists'"Mace Into the MainstreaOl, 1970-85, essays by Randy Rosen, Ellen G. Landau, Calvin Tomkins, Judith E. Stein and Ann-Sargeant Wooster, Thomas McEvilley, and Marcia Tucker Reviewed by Thalia.. Gouma·Peterson Feminist Ali Criticism, All Anthology, edited by Arlene Raven, Cassandra L Langer, and Joanna Frueh; Crossing Over: Feminism mid Art ofSocial COllcern, by Arlene Raven Reviewed by Pamela.. Gerri.h Nun" Architecture alld IVomell: A Bibliography, by Lamia Doumato; Architecture: A Place for Womell, edited by Ellen Perry Berkeley and Matilda McQuaid; Julia Morgall. Architect, by Sarah Holmes Boutelle; Eileell Gray: Architect/Designer, by Peter Adam; The Lady Architects, Lais Lilley Howe, Eleallor Mannillg and Man) A/my, 1913-1937, by Doris Cole and Karen Taylor Reviewed by Pamela.. H. Simp.on The Spectacle oflVome,,: imagery ofthe Suffrage Campaign 1907-14, by Lisa Tickner Reviewed by..Lynne Walker

SHORT TAKES Reviewed by Judith Chiti, John.. Loughery, and Ellen Oppter 88. Women & Health

Volume 16 Numbers 3/4 1990

CONTENTS

EDITORIAL OVERVIEW 1 Jeanne Mager Stellman, PhD Cardiovascular Stress Reactivity and Mood During the Menstrual Cycle 5 Cerdi Weidner, PhD Linda Helmig, MA Relationships Between Teenage Smoking and Attitudes Toward Women's Rights, Sex Roles, Marriage, Sex and Family 23 Ingrid Waldron, PhD Diane Lye, PhD Older Women's Health and Financial Vulnerability: Implications of the Medicare Benefit Structure 47 Shoshanna Sofaer, DrPH Emily Abel, PhD Motherhood Lost: Cultural Dimensions of Miscarriage and Stillbirth in America 69 Linda L. Layne, PhD Gender Roles, Medical Practice Roles, and Ob-Gyn Career Choice: A Longitudinal Study 99 Nancy C. Kutner, PhD Donna Brogan, PhD Conceptions and Misconceptions of the Menstrual Cycle 119 Elissa Kof[, PhD Jill Rierdan, PhD Margaret L. SlIIbbs, PhD Congenital Disability and- Medical Research: The Development of Amniocentesis 137 Peggy McDonough, MS "Prostitutes as Pariah in the Age of AIDS": A Content Analysis of Coverage of Women Prostitutes in The New York Times and the Washington Post September 1985-April1988 155 Donna King, MA 89. Women & Health

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Perceived Barriers to Exercise and Weight Control Practices in Community Women 177 CheryIA.lohMon, PhD Sheila A. Corrigan, PhD Patricia M. Dubber1, PhD Sandra E. Gramling, PhD BOOK REVIEWS ReprodflCtil'e Laws for the 1990s, edited by Sherrill Cohen and Nadine Taub 193 Reviewed by Regina H. Kenen, PhD Femillist Perspectives on Wife Abuse, edited by Kersti Y110 alld Michele Bograd Jlltimate Violence-A Study ofInjustice, by Julie Blackman 196 Reviewed by Freda L. Paltiel, MPH SO/lIIiolls for the New Work Force: Policies for a New Social COlltract, by John J. Sweeney and Karen Nussbaum 201 Reviewed by Steven Deutsch, PhD Good Work at the Video Display Tenninal: A Feminist Ethical Analysis ofChanges in Clerical Work, by Barbara Hilkert Andolsen 205 Reviewed by Susan Klitzman, DrPH The Paleolithic Prescription, by S. Boyd Eaton, Marjorie Shostak and Melvin Konner 206 Reviewed by Lorraine Handler Sirota, EdD, RD Making Peace with Food, by Susan Kano Never Too Thin, by Eva Szekely Bodylove, by Rita Freedman Weight, Sex & Marriage, by Richard B. Stuint and Barbara Jacobson The Psychology of Dieting, by Sara Gilbert 211 Reviewed by Patricia A. Connor-Greene, PhD BOOKS RECEIVED 223 Women &Politics 90.

Volume 10 Number 3 1990

ARTICLES Free Riding, Alternative Organization and : The Case of Seneca Women's Peace Camp Peregrine Schwanz-Shea Debra D. Bum'nglon Radical Conceptions: Reproductive Technologies and Feminist Theories 39 Susan Behuniak·wng Black Women and Feminism 65 Clyde Wilcax The Presence of Women Candidates and the Role of Gender in Campaigns for the Slate Legislature in an Urban Selling: The Case of Massachusetts 85 Barbara Burrell Women, Law and Politics: Recruitment Patterns in the Fifty States 103 Christine B. Williams

BOOK REVIEWS Women in the World: 1975·19851he Women's Decade. Seeond Revised Edition, edited by Lynne B. Iglitzin and Ruth Ross 125 Reviewed by Jane Bayes

Women, Social Science and Public Policy, edited by Jacqueline Goodnow and Carole Paternan 127 Reviewed by Helen Uggert

Momentum: Women in American Politics Now, by Ronna Romney and Beppie Harrison 129 Reviewed by Connie L Lobur

Women and the Politics 0/ Empowerment, edited by Ann Bookman and Sandra Morgen 131 Reviewed by Sue Tolleson Rinehart

Women, Power and Policy: Toward the Year 2000. Second Edilion, edited by Ellen Boneparth and Emily Sloper 133 Reviewed by Joan Hulse Thompson

Women and Politics: An International Perspectil'e. Second Edilion, by Vicki Randall 135 Reviewed by Eleanor E. leI! About the Conrributors 137 Women & 91. Therapy

Volume 9 Number 4 1990

CONTENTS

EDITORIAL Ellen Cole Eslher D. ROlhblum The Female Hero: A Quest for Healing and Wholeness 3 Kothleen D. Noble Cracks in the Frame: Feminism and the Boundaries clT~mw 19 Liz Margolies Balancing Personal and Professional Lives: The Unique Concerns of Graduate Women 37 Judy L. Ellickson Janet R. Larona Emotional Response to Abortion: A Critical Review of the Literature 49 Susan C. Ture/l Mary W. Annsworth John P. Gao

Supermom or Child Abuser? Treatment of the Munchhausen Mother 69 Elaine Leeder Blame and Adjustment Among Women Sexually Abused as Children 89 Kimberly Hoagwood BOOK REVIEWS NOles from Your Book Review Editor 111 lAura S. Brown Don', Blame Mother: Mending the Mother·Daughter Relationship, by Paula J. Caplan 112 Reviewed by Michele Clark The Second Shift. by Arlie Hochschild with Ann Machung 114 Reviewed by Lynn Bravo Rosewater Vie Family Interpreted: Feminist Theory in Clinical Practice, by Deborah Anna Luepnitz 116 Reviewed by Shirley Feldman-Summers A Passion for Friends. by Janice G. Raymond 120 Reviewed by Kil Minor Therapy for Adults Molested as Children: Beyond Survival, by John Briere 123 Reviewed by Maria P. P. Root 92. Women &. Therapy

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Preface xv Ellen Cole SECTION I: INTRODUCTION Woman-Defined Motherhood Jane Price Knowles SECTION II: MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS Two Poems: I Was In Hawaii 9 The Gold Taloned Mirrors 11 Pat Andros "I Hope I'm Not Like My Mother" 13 Shere Hite Daughters Discover Their Mothers Through Biographies and Genograms: Educational and Clinical Parallels 31 Karen G. Howe Mourning the Myth of Motherihood: Reclaiming Our Mothers' Legacies 41 Mal1ha A. RobbillS SECTION III: MOTHER-BLAMING Making Mother-Blaming Visible: The Emperor's New Clothes 61 Pallia J. Caplan Mother-Hatred and Mother-Blaming: What Electra Did to Clytemnestra 71 Mother-Blaming and Clinical Theory 83 Janet L. Surrey Old Women as Mother Figures 89 Rachel Josejowitz Siegel SECTION IV: DIVERSITY Caught Between Two Worlds: The Impact of a Child on a Lesbian Couple's Relationship 99 Eloise Stiglitz Women 93. & Therapy

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The Myth of the Wicked Stepmother 117 Laura V. Salwen Feminist Considerations of Intercountry Adoptions 127 Susan E. Barrell Carol M. Aubin No Accident: The Voices of Voluntarily Childless Women- An Essay on the Social Construction of Fertility Choices 139 Anita Landa E~tablishing the First Stages of Early Recipro~al Interactions Between Mothers and Their Autistic Children 159 Dorothy Ganner Nancy M. Schultz SECTION V: OPPRESSION Mothering the Biracial Child: Bridging the Gaps Between African-American and White Parenting Styles 169 Robin L. Miller Barbara Miller Lesbian Parents: Claiming Our Visibility 181 Sandra Pollack

Sarah and the Women's Movement: The Experience of Infertility 195 Dina Afek Sturdy Bridges: The Role of African-American Mothers in the Socialization of African-American Children 205 Beverly Greene SECTION VI: RESEARCH Motherhood and Sex Role Development ·227 Mary A. Halas 94. Wotnen & Therapy

Women's Mental Health in Africa

Women & Therapy Volume 10, Number 3 1990 CONTENTS

Gender and Mental Health in Africa 1 Mere Nakateregga Kisekka Mental Health Aspects of Zar for Women in Sudan 15 Edith H. Grotberg Women and AIDS 25 Ntiense Ben Edemikpong AIDS in Uganda as a Gender Issue 35 Mere Nakateregga Kisekka Family Planning and Maternal Health Care in Egypt 55 Mawaheb T. El-Mouelhy Perceptions on Communication and Sexuality in Marriage in Zimbabwe 61 Marvellous M. Mhloyi Bereavement and Stress in Career Women 75 Wilhelmina Kalu Nigerian Women's Quest for Role Fulfillment 89 Judith D. C. Osuala 95. WOMEN'S ART~ A WOMEN ARTISTS SLIDE LIBRARY PUBLICATION No 36 September/October 1990

Features SEE VENiCE AND DIE! 4 LOUISA BUCK WOMEN ON THE FRONTLINE 6 EMMA WALLACE THE 8RITISH ART SHOW 9 CAROLINE COLLIER

Histories WOMEN'S ART AND THE MAINSTREAM USA 12 REBECCA FORTNUM and C J PETER KEN HEIDRUN HEGEWALD; REFLECTIONS ON ART IS AND REALITY GISELA BREITLING 1 IMAGES EXPLOITED UNIVERSALLY - JUDY CHICAGO 16 ~ IN JAPAN g HAGIWARA HIROKO ALEXIS HUNTER 18 1 In COf'versatlon With t-1EG CAl'lPBELL ISBN O9S 102]0 AGENDAS FOR CHANGE IAWA CONFERENCE 20 PAULINE BARRIE FULHAM PALACE BISHOPS AVENUE LONDON SW6 6EA News from the Women Artists Slide Library OPEN: TUESDAY· FRIDAY IOam·Spm EVELYN WIL:.JAMS 21 TEL 071 711 7618 LORNA GPEEN SIOBHANWALL 22 Editor: LEAH KHARIBIAN CLAIRE HUl'lPHRYS·HUNT 23 Assistant Editor: GENEVIEVE FOX Co-ordinator: PAULINE BARRIE Exhibition Reviews 'AGAINSTTHE GRAIN' CAMERAWORK, LONDON 2l CONTRIBUTORS PATRIZIA DE BELLO Louisa Buck' critic and author Emma Wallace writer and freelance exhibitions curator 'ART FROM SOUTH AFRICA' MOMA, OXFORD 14 Caroline Collier Curator of Exhibitions at the Hayward Gallery GENEVIEVE FOX Rebecca Fortnum artist and writer. C.J. Peterken fUm SAM AINSLEY, KELVINGROVE, GLASGOW 2S researcher and writer ADELE PATRICK Gisela Breitling artist and writer Haglwara Hlroko artist and writer CHILA BURMAN, HORIZON GALLERY, LONDON 16 Meg Campbell artist and writer NINA PEREZ Patrizla de Bello photographer and writer Genevieve Fox writer Books Adele Patrick writer, lecturer and artist 'A BIOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY OF WOMEN ARTISTS' 27 Nina Perez writer PENNY DUNFORD Claire Rendell art historian and former editor of the Women CLAIRE REi'JDELL Artists Slide library Journal YEVONDE IN CONTEXT I(ATE SALWAY AUTrOR OF 28 Anne Greenwood art A BOOK ON M!"1E '(EVONDE TALKS TO GEf'.JEVIEVE FOX Cath Tate artist and publisher 'INNESSENTIAL WOMAN, PROBLEMS OF EXCLUSION DONATIONS TO WASL with our thanks to: IN FEMINIST THOUGHT' ELIZABETH V. SPELMAN ANNE GREENWOOD Pen Dalton, Fay Pomerance, Sara.h Armstrong (postcards), Melanie Norris (eqUipment), Pauline Barrie (catalogues and cunings), National 'THE SEVEN AGES OF WOMAN' 29 Museum of Women in the Arts (catalogue), Eleanor Wood (catalogue), CATH TATE Elizabeth lyons (equipment), Marianne Edwards, lmda Flannery letters ]0

..~. ~//>,/ listings ]1 REGISTERED CHARITY No. 292968 A Diary ]S 96 • WOMEN'S ARTi A WOMEN ARTISTS SLIDE LIBRARY PUBLICATION No 37 November/December 1990

Live Art FINDING A VOICE, WOMEN PERFORMERS 4 FROM SOUTH AFRICA Jane Bryce

GRACIE FIELDS LIVE ART COMMISSIONS, 6 ROCHDALE Anna Douglas Installation TSWAFOURCITIESPROJECT 8 DERRY Flanna Barber PLYMOUTH R.L Withers

FOLAKE SHOGA Jee p.l1 MBARI " SESSiON REPORT 'AGENDA'S FOR 23 'SEVEN OBSESSIONS', WHITECHAPEL 12 CHANGE' CONFERENCE GLASGOW laurie Peake Mo Throp

'WARD' 13 SARAHPUCILL 24 Helen Cadwallader REBECCA FORTNUM Histories c.J, Peterken EMMY BRIDGWATER, SURREALIST 14 Kathy Deepwell and Deborah Sugg 'NEWWORK' 25 Tfade Peisley In Residence Exhibition Reviews LAURA GODFREY·ISAACS 17 Tate Gallery, Uverpool LYDIA SCHOUTEN, NETHERLANDS Sonja van Kerkoff Art Histo!)' _ 'THEMES AND VARIATIONS' 26 A VERY LIGHTMASSAGE, R.L WITHERS 18 ST. ALBANS/COMMONWEALTH INSTITUTE AUTOPSIES 'THE BODY IN REPRESENTATION' Paula Williams CONFERENCE ON VIEW a visual guide to whats on 27 WOMEN ART HISTORIANSCONFERENCE, 20 HAMBURG MARY MACLEAN, HEATHER IRELAND, 28 Call for papers POMEROY PURDY, LONDON Rebecca Fortnum INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF WOMEN ARTISTS, WIESBADEN Books Helga Schmidt reports 'POSTMODERNISM, POLITICS AND ART' 29 News from the JOHN ROBERTS Women Artists Slide> Libra!)' Susan Dyer THE DISAPPEARING WORLD O--:F--:F--:U--:N--:D--:IN-G---:-2--:1 Letters 30 Pauline Barrie Members Focus Listings'-- ~3'-'1 'THE ARTOF BIRTH' 22 Meg Campbell !2lat:)' -ll35 97. WOMEN'S ARTi A WOMEN ARTISTS SLIDE LIBRARY PUBLICATION No 18 janoarylfebruary 1991

_ , i' " $/ I . FEATURES fJi~~ ~.~,. The Politics o(Space: Women Artists OfThe 20th Century 4 Wiesbaden Museum. Germany Astnd Schmetterling

Herstories OfGlasgow Women's Aid 7 Susan Montford II~ EXHIBITION REVIEWS WCJfNrI to Worn¥l· ~ p.l] Mothers. Ikon Gallery. Birmingham 8 Nancy Honey, Fay Godwin & Women In 23 Ann Cullis Photography Patnzia di Beno Silent Health. Camerawork, london II Kate Bush ON VIEW SURVIVAL FEATURES AV.uaIGuide ToWhat's On 25 Survival In The Arts Survey 12 Double Speak: Maria Che'lSka's Diptychs 26 leah Khanbian Rebe

PHOTOGRAPHY LETTERS 31 Fabled Territories: South Asian Photography 22 In Britain Max,ne Walker LISTINGS ]3 FRAN P. HOSKEN 98. WIN EDITOR 187 GRANT STREET WOMEN'S LEXINGTON, MA 02173 USA TEL 617-862-9431 INTERNATIONAL VOL. 16 NO.3 NETWORK SUMMER 1990

1 EDITORIAL: CONTINUITY AND CHANGE 2 - 5 WOMEN AND THE UNITED NATIONS REPORT OF THE COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN - 34th SESSION ­ 1995 World Conference proposed to be held 10 NGO COMMITTEE onthe Status of Women (Vienna) Activities for 1990 & beyond MAKING WOMEN MATTER - The Role of the United Nations by Hilkka Pietala & Jeanne V1ckers - Analysis of UN achievements for women world-wide WOMEN 2000 and WOMEN NEWS published by Division for Advancement of Women REFUGEE WOMEN : Selected and Annotated Bibliography UNFPA - UNITED NATIONS POPULATION FUND: The State of the World population 1990 - a Rev1ew show1ng the the relationship between the status of women and population growth 6 - 7 WOMEN AND INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS: CLEARINGHOUSE WHO : WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION - Vacancies UN SECRETARIAT - Vacancies UNESCO UN EDUCATIONAL, SCIENTIFIC & CULTURAL ORGANIZATION - Vacancies FAO 1 FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION - Vacancies UNDP : UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM - Vacqncies 8 - 12 WOMEN AND DEVELOPMENT TRICKLE - UP Program - Global Report 1989 active in 86 countries GLOBAL FUND FOR WOMEN: Background, Mission and Program Outline WID Bulletin: Women in International Development, Univ. of Michigan Second International Seminar - Canada THE GLOBAL ECONOMY : by peggy Antrobus I Univ. of WI - Presentation at Fourth Int. Interdisciplinary Congress - The effect on women of structural adjustment policies ~ DAWN - Development Alternatives with Women for a New Era ISSUES IN WOMEN & DEVELOPMENT - APCD Newsletter 13 - 16 WOMEN AND ENVIRONMENT "IN TUNE WITH NATURE" - by Gro Harlem Brundtland, chair of UN Conunission On EnV1ronment and Development WORLDWIDE Directory on Women in the Environment - Third Edition ENDA - Environment and Development in the Third World - Dakar PAPUA NEW GUINEA : The Impact of Logging on Women POPULATION GROWTH - An Environmental Issue - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION : A Feminist Issue - Tanzania Media Women TANZANIA WOMEN'S MAGAZINE Special Issue on Environment International Courses in Housing, Planning and Building: Amsterdam WOMEN'S INSTITUTE for HOUSING and ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT - Trasitional and Permanent Housing II WOMEN AND ENVIRONMENTS Ouarterly - Canada 17 - 23 WOMEN AND HEALTH CHILDBIRTH AND RE~RODUCTIVE HEALTH: A Diet for a Helthy Pregnancy II INTERNATIONAL CONFEDERATION OF MIDWIVES - 33nd Congress, Kobe, Japan II 1990 Int. WOMEN AND HEALTH MEETING, Nov. Philippines II MATERNAL ­ MORTALITY: A Call to Women for Action by Global Network EDUCATION: Int. Public Health Degrees, Lorna Linda Univ. II VIDEO on Tennage Pregnancy by BWHBC FAMILY PLANNING: MaleInvolvement in Planned Parenthood -A global Review ABORTION: USA Supreme Court restricts Abortion for Young Women II Catholic Bishops hire largest Public Relations Firm to fight against Choice II Large Gender Gap in us Legislatures opposing Abortion Rightsll Australia: Inequality in Access to Abortion II Britain: Cuts in Family Planning services Increase Abortions II Abortion Limit reduced II Poland: Solidarity led by Catholic Bishops oppose Abortion II Abortion Survey of Europe and Japan HEALTH RESEARCH FOR WOMEN by Netherland Foundation 24 • 30 FEMALE CIRCUMCISION: GENITAL AND SEXUAL MUTILATION Recommendations proposed to UNICEF by NGO FORUM I WORKSHOP on Maternal H. KENYA~ C1rcumcision banned and Task Force formed ~HILDBIRTH PICTURE BOOK I PROGRAM with Additions on Excision/Infibul. LIBERIA: "Sande Soc1ety" advertises "Womanhood Trainingn including Circumcision - opposed by local Woman MD FC/GM RESOLUTION passed by National Orq. for Women Conference - opening NOW Act10n in support of African Women - lAC FEMALE CIRCUMCISION - nDesperately Seeking Space for Women - IPPF Medical lAC - INTER AFRICAN COMMITTEE activities and Newsletter FclGM - Female Circumcision -Genital Mutilation - Is It Practiced in USA ? ~icle in Am. Medical News - Response by WIN NEWS FRANCE: The Battle to stop Excision - another Malian indicted in Paris FRAN P. HOSKEN .99. WIN EDITOR 187 GRANT STREET WOMEN'S LEXINGTON. MA 02173 USA TEL 617·862·9431 INTERNATIONAL VOL. 16 NO.3 NETWORK SUMMER 1990

31 • 45 WOMEN AND VIOLENCE RAPE: What is Rape Afterall? -INDIA II Husband to be tried for raping his wife - BRITAIN /1 Significant Increase in Sex Crimes - USA /1 Judges under fire after Rape-Trial - BRITAIN VIOLENCE AND SEXUAL ABUSE by Men: ------Bangladesh : Legal Case Studies by Supreme court Advocate India: Indian Press reports daily violence against women, 'bride burning' Marshall Islands S Pacific: Wife and Child Abuse rampant Br1tan: New Measures proposed against Wife Abuse Pakistan: Women, Violence, Culture - Report by Shirkat-Gah Subha Israel: Association for Victims of Sexual Assault Malaysia: Sexual Abuse increasing - often by fatherslmale relatives "IDEAL TRIBAL SOCIETIES" practice wife abuse -anthropologists now admit USA: A Thi:d of Women Murder Victims killed by husbandslpartners Canada: W1fe Abuse Fact Sheet Update II NOVA - National Organization for Victim Assistance - USA II "Stopping Family Violence: Research Priorities - Book Review SEX TOURISM: Women Pay the Price and Fight Back : Thailand 46 • 51 WOMEN AND MEDIA c~o~mm~u~n~i~c]a~t~i~o~n~a~t~t~h~e~c~ro~S~SEr~o~a~d~s- The Gender Gap Connection: book review liOMEN'S JOURNALS listed: International II Europell Asia II Africall Middle East II Americas: USA Survey by Nat. Federation of Press Women 52 • 58 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: AFRICA AND MIDDLE EAST AFRICA - ECA : Abuja Declaration on Participatory Development~ The Role of Women in Africa in the 1990ties , Review and overall Picture II Facing the 1990ties and future ARCC - African Regional Coordinating Committee for the Integration of --WOmen in Development ATRCW - African Training and Research Center for Women: Work Program SUDAN: The Status of Women under the Fundamentalist Regime BOTSWANA: Women battle against Discriminatory Legislation ISRAEL: The Israel Women's Network II Divorce still denied by Rabbis IRAQ: Killing of Women by Male Family Members sactioned 59 • 66 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: ASIA AND PACIFIC ASIAN REGION: Action Plan for Asian Women proposed by Women Parliamen­ tarians II ESCAP -Annotated Bibliography II WI NAP - Womens Network Female Illiteracy Alarmingly High in SE Asia INDIA: The Administrator (Quarterly Journal) :Gender Bias .1n India Report --YY-Women's Liberation: Feminist Humanist Manifesto by Malladi Subbamma- and other writings IlwINA- Women's Institute - purpose and program II AFGHAN REFUGEES:. Islamic Fundamentalis6 harass schools for girlslwomen TIBETAN WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION .formed by Tibetan Refugees in India NEW ZEALAND: UN Convent.1on Implementation - report. SRI LANKA: Women's Seminar protests misuse of women for advertising JAPAN: Sexism persists in the Government II NAPW - Network for Aspiring Professional Women 67 • 70 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: EUROPE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY; Report on Equality - Second Action Program on Equal Opportunities 77 Recommendation on Elimination of sexism from Language NETHERLANDS: Women Studies in the Netherlands - Strategies of the STEO­ Governmental Promotion Committee II The Development of Women Studies II TURKEY: Foundation for the support of Women's Work: Objectives. Actions BRfTAIN: Equal Pay for Work of Equal Value finally implemented II Tax­ Codes will be used to collect child support from absent fathers 71 • 74 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: AMERICAS SAN SALVADOR: CONAMUS - Coordinadora ~onal de 1a Mujer Salvadorena CANADA: National Action committee Parallel Report to UN Commitee USA: NOW - National Organization for Women Conference, San Francisco ­ ~ections and Action Programs - International Activities, Future Plans CIES - Council for International Exchange of Scholars -Fellowships II Women and Non-Traditional Work : Nat. Commission on Working Women 75 • 80 INFORMAnON OF INTEREST: INTERNAnONAL The origins and Diffusion of Patrism in saharasia :A Climate-linked geograph.1cal pattern in human behavior - by Dr. James De Meo Inter - parliamentary Syrn~osium - the participation of Women ~n political and Parliamentary Dec.1s.1on making - Keynote Report by Katal.1n Koncz Women Living Under Muslim Law - Dossier 5 and 6 - Solidarity Networ~ World Association of Women Entre reneurs : Declaration of Partnersh.1p Fore.1gn pol.1cy Association Internat.1onal Seminar Alushta, USSR 100.

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NEWS FROM THE COUNCIL _ _ page 1 AnnuaJ Meeting Builds International Connections NCRW Hosts Director of First Center for Gender StudIes in the USSR Second Parent Tracks Seminar Scheduled for San Francisco Indian and Bangladeshi Women Scholars Visit US AWomen's MaUlng Ust DIrectory Launches NCRW DIrectory Series Report on the Second Meeting at Mainstreamlng Minority Women's Studies Projects NCRW Plans Second Fundraiser in March 1991 History Highlights from NCRWs Research·in-Progress Database New Board Members Elected 1990-91 Council Committees Three Centers Join NCRW

NEWS FROMMEMBER CENTERS page 7 News From the International Center for Research on Women Wellesley Announces Women of Color and Public Policy Inillative Michigan Center Receives MOllon Dollar Endowment News From MUW Educational FOUndation Girts Clubs Changes Name to Girts Inc. Northwest Center Conducting Gareer Change Survey Promes: Minority Women's Curriculum Integration Projects

NEWS FROMTHE CAUCUSES _ _ page 10 Second NNWC National Conference Scheduled for February 22-24, 1991 Sigma Delta Eps,on Holds National Conference WCPS Women's Platfonn Project Moves Forward InternationaJ Social Science CouncU Publishes Women's Studies Newsletter Issue

NEWS FROMTHE INTERNATIONAL CENTERS page 11 European Women's Studies Network latin American Women's Studies Network Caribbean Association for Feminist Research and Action Women living Under Muslim Ulws InternatiOnal Solidarity Network Phnllplne Women's Organizations Collaborate on Women and Health Meeting Fifth Intematlonal Congress Scheduled for 1993 Women's StUdies in Prague Statement of Yugoslavian FemInist Organization

PUBUCATIONSAND RESOURCES __ _ _ page 15 UPCOMING EYENI'S _ _ page 16 CALLS FOR PAPERS _ _ page 16 JOB OPPOR:IUNlTlES _ _ _ :._ page 17 OPPOR:IUNlTlES FOR RESEARCH, STUDY, &.AFFILIATION. page 18 NEWCOUNCILAFFILIATES page 19 101.

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NEWS FROM THE COUNClL page 1 Sara Engelhardt Heads NCRW Annual Fund Committee Chevron Hosts "Beyond Parent Tracks Seminar" 1991 Annual Meeting Committee Continues International Focus Nominating And Membership Committee Issues Call Highlights from NCRW's Research-in-Progress Database Publications Update NCRW Soviet Project Helps Launch Soviet Women's Newsletter US/USSR Co·Convenor Nlda Brill Publishes Book Ford Renews Support for Indian V1shlng Scholars Program Two Centers Join NCRW This Fall NEWS FROMMEMBER CENTERS page 5 American Council on Education Plans Women Presidents' Summit WREI Announces Congressional Fellows and Releases Report on Women in the Mimary MacArthur Gives Grant to Minnesota Project Nbany Center Initiates Public Sector Career Project Stanford Insmute Welcomes New Director PEER Moves to New York and Gets A New Director Feminist Press Celebrates 20th Anniversary Society of American ArchMsts Gives Schlesinger Highest Award Bunting Insmute Announces 1990-91 Fellows IWPR Young Women's Project Convenes Conference CWPS Presents Jessie Bernard Wise Women Awards Michigan Receives National Science Foundation Grant for Women Engineering Students Girls Inc. Receives Major Program Implementation Grant News From Rutgers Instnute for Research on Women News From the Center for the American Woman and Politics Profiles: Minority Women's Curriculum Integration Projects NEWS FROM THE CAUCUSES page 11 Second NNWC National Conference Scheduled for February 22-24, t991 International Federation for Research In Women's History Holds Program In Spain Sociologists for Women In Society Establishes Feliowshlp for the Study of Women & Cancer Seven Groups Form Joint Committee on Women In Mathematics Organization for the Study of Communication, Language, & Gender Holds Conference NEWS FROM THE INTERNATIONAL CENTERS ,,,,.. , page 11 Posadskaya Reports on U.S. Trip Women and Development Database Workshop U.N. Project on Development, Identity Politics, and Feminism Begins Women's Library Opens In Turkey Women's Sludles Is Growing In Korea Report on Women's Siudies In Ihe Netherlands Released Argentina Inhlates Second Graduate Women's Studies Program Tel Aviv University Women's Studies Forum Invites Scholars to International Seminar CREW Coordinates Women's Training Network for the European Economic Community PUBUCATIONSAND RESOURCES p.ge 16 UPCOMING EVENTS page 17 CALLS FOR PAPERS page 17 JOB OPPORTIlNlTIES , pagc 17 OPPORTIlNlTIESFOR RESEARCH, STUDY, &AFFIIJATION p.ge 18 102.

Vol. VII, No. 12 September 1990

1 Valerie Miner' Calling Home: Working-Class Women's Writings edited by Janet . Zandy

5 Lellers

8 Diana Blackwell. Decoding AbOrlion Rhetoric: Communicating Social Change by Celeste Michelle Condit; Abortion: The Clash a/Absolutes by Laurence H. Tribe

9 RoseHen Brown' Sexing the Cherry by Jeanette Winlerson

10 Elizabeth Hess' Patterns a/Desire by Joyce Kozloff

12 Alicia Ostriker • Standing Again al Si"ai: Judaism From a Feminist Perspective by Judith Plaskow

13 Frances Gouda' Figures ofIII Repme: Representing Proslillllion in Ninereenth·Cen· wry France by Charles Bernheimer; Women/or Hire: and Sexuality in France after 1850 by Alain Corbin 15 Judy Scales-Trent· Bodies a/Water by

17 Anne Margolis' Feminism alld Ihe Power a/Law by Carol Smart; ,doral Vision and Professional Decisions: The Changing Values a/Women and Men Lawyers by Rand Jack and Dana Crowley Jack

18 Lillian Schlissel • Relations ofResclIe: The Search/or Female Authority inlhe Americall West, /874-1939 by Peggy Pascoe

19 Paula DiPerna' White Silk alld Black Tar: A JOllrnal a/the Alaska Oil Spill by Page Spencer

20 Susan Squier' Two Poems

21 Andrea Boroff Eagan' Past Dlle: A Story 0/Disability, Pregllallcy WId Birth by Anne Finger

21 Peggy Kahn· A Woman's Wage: Symbolic Meanings and Social Consequences by Alice Kessler-Harris; Wage Juslice: Comparable Wonh and Ihe Paradox of Technocralic Reform, by Sara Evans and Barbara Nelson,' Doing Cpmparab/e Worlh: Gender, Class and Pay EquilY by Joan Acker

23 Gwendolyn Mink· Selllemelll Folk: Social Thoughl ami Ihe American Seutemelll Movemellf, /885-/930 by Mina Carson

24 Jill Fritz-Piggott· Sweet Talk by Stephanie Vaughn; Reliable Light by Meredith Stein- bach; AI Ihe Gates ol'he Animal Kingdom by Amy Hempel; The School of Love by Phyllis Barber

26 Deborah Solomon· Composing a Life by Mary O.llberine Dalcson

27 Margaret N; Rogers· Grand Obsession: Madame ClIrie and Her World by Rosalynd rOaulll'

31 Books Received 103.

1 Gennaine Bree • Sinwne de Beauvoir: A Biography by Deirdre Bair Vol. VIII, No. 1 October 1990 5 Lellers

5 Kale Gilben • Crafting Selves: Power, Gender and DiscOlUses ofIdentity in a Japanese Workplace by Dorinne K. Kondo; Crested Kinwno: Power and Love in the Japanese Business Family by Matthews Masayuki Harnabata

7 Karen Malpede • The Loony-Bin Trip by Kate Milieu

8 . Rosalyn Terborg-Penn. Slave Women in Caribbean Sociery, 1650-1838 by Barbara Busb

10 Gerda Lerner' Trans/onaing Knowledge by Elizabeth Kamarek Minnich

11 Anna Davin· OUT Sisters' London: Feminist Walking TOUTS by Katherine Stunevant

12 Carey Kaplan. Starting with Serge by Laurie Stone; GoodbYe withoUl Leaving by Laurie Colwin

13 Mary Taylor Simeti • Where It All Began: 1954 by Ann Cornelisen

14 Arlene Raven' Louise Nevelson! A Passionate Life by Laurie Lisle

16 Meryl Allman' Upstairs in the Garden: Poems Selected and New (1968-1988) by Robin Morgan; A Few Words in the Mother Tongue: Poems Selected andNew (1971-1990) by lIeoo Klepfisz; Giaromerti's Dog by Robin Becker; History andGeographY by Judith Barrington

18 Judith Niemi' The Magnificent Mountain Women: Adventur

19 Marianne Hirscb • Practicalities: Marguerite DUTas Speaks 10 Jir6rne Beaujour, Emily L. by Marguerite Duras

21 Jo Ann McNamara • Carnal Knowing: Female Nakedness and Religious Meaning in the Christian West by Margaret Mile,

22 Judith Vollmu' Two POU1IS

23 Susan A. HaIigaiih·. Willa CaWr: Double Uves by Hermione Lee

25 Jartice FanarT!Iaddeu, • M~d Women's Separale Property in England, 1660-1833 by Susan Stave,

28 Books Received 104.

1 Valerie Matsumoto' Making Face, Making Sou/lHaciendo Caras: Creative andCriti­ cal Perspectives by Women ofColor edited by Gloria Anzaldua Vol. VIII, No. 2 November 1990 5 Leiters

5 Elayne Rapping. Now You Know by Kitty Dukakis with Jane Scovell

7 Jan Clausen' The Safe Sea ofWomen: Lesbian Fiction 1969-1989 by Bonnie Zimmer­ man

9 Louise Armstrong' A Fearful Freedom: Women's Flight from Equality by Wendy Kaminer

10 Francine Prose' Offthe Road: My Years with Cassady, Kerouac, and Ginsberg by Carolyn Cassady

13 Felicia Kombluh • Ber/he Mor;so/ by Anne Higonnet

15 Sheila Tobias· The Politics ofWomen' s Biology by Ruth Hubbard

16 · Cleopatra: Histories, Dreams and Distortions by Locy Hughes­ Hallett

18 Cynthia M. Serrano' Fire in the Rain... Singer in the Storm by Holly Near with Derk Richardson

19 Alanna Brown' Coyote Stories by Mourning Dove, edited by Jay Miller; Mourning Dove, A Salishan Autobiography edited by Jay Miller

21 Jan Zita Grover· Beyond the Sex Wars: PUlting Lesbian Desire into Words

23 D.S. Oliver' Women's Rituals: A Sourcebook by Barnara G. Walker; Wheel ofthe Year: Uving the Magical Life by Pauline Campanelli

24 June Goodwin. Two Poems

25 Yukiko Hanawa' Women's Asia by Matsui Yayori

26 Elizabeth Shostak· The Same Sea as Every Summer by Esther Tusquets

27 Greta Gaard • Reweaving the World: The Emergence ofEcofeminism edited by Irene Diamond and Gloria Feman Orenstein

32 Books Received 105.

WOMEN'S RIGHTS LAW REPORTER

Volume 12, Number 2 CONTENTS Summer 1990

ARTICLES The Future of Reproductive Choice for Poor Women and Women of Color Dorothy E. Roberts 59 A Developing Legal System Grapples With an Ancient Problem: 'Rape in Nicaragua Beth Stephens 69

Armed Combat: The Women's Movement Mobilizes Troops in Readiness for the Inevitable Constitutional Attack on the Combat Exclusion for Women in the Military E/~beth J'illier,y <¥en1n1ette..... 89 Status and Contract in of the Family: A Reply to Bartlett Janet L Dolgin...... 103 NOTES To Be Genetically Tied or Not to Be: A Dilemma Posed by the Use of Frozen Embryos Susan L Oliff...... 115

The F.D.A., Contraception and RU-486 J'alerie K. OJ/ler 123 106.

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Volume 18, Numbers 2·3 ( 1990 )

An Indian Diary: Excerpt From Memoir, Go to CaIcutta MIMI AlBERT . 85 Feminism, Peace, and Civil Liberties: Women's Role in the Origins of tbe World War I Civil Libertie& Movement FRANCES H. EARLY 95 Bakhtin and Feminism: the Chronotopic Female Imagination MARIANNE CAVE 117 The Lost Generation Lives Again DORIS LEDER 129 's Voice of Treason SANDRARUNZO 135 Semiotics, Experience and the Material Self: an Inquiry Into the Subject of the Contemporary Asian Woman Writer SHIRLEY GEOK-UN LIM 153 The Naked Soul Comes Closer to the Surface: Old Age in the Gender Mirror of Contemporary Novels EMlYM.Nm 177 APainter's Eye: Gender and Middleton and Dekker's The Roaring Girl . MARGO HENDRICKS 191 ~Tlie'-Tencfur' M6ther:':.The Social Construction of Motherhood . ana the Lady'\-Maifaiine BP:H fO~S TOBIN 205 Love, Er6lioislil, llnd;Po.rnography in the Works of MAUREEN (SHEA 223 ~Beatrice-Webb's Romance with Ethnography ANN L ARDIS ~. 233 The Silencing of the Preacher Woman: the Muted Message of George Eliot's Adam Bede ELANE J.LAWlESS 249 Charlotte Temple and Charlotte's Daughter: The Reproduction of Woman's Word SUSAN C. GREENAELD 269 Woolson's Response to James: The Vindication of the American Heroine JOANNE f. VICKERS 28i Sofonisba Anguissola: History's Forgotten Prodigy SHARLEE MULLINS GLENN 295 Female Emancipation in Romantic Narrative MERVYN NICHOLSON 309 Notes about cQntributors 331 Women's Studies in 107. Communication Volume 12, Number 2 Fall 1989

Sandra L. Ragan, Editor Professional Socialization of Feminist Journalists in the Netherlands 1 Liesbet van Zoonen, University of Amsterdam

TV Rape: Communication of Cultural Attitudes Toward Rape 23 Susan L. Brinson, Auburn University

Image Metaphors of Women and Men in Personal Relationships 37 William Foster Owen, California State University, Sacramento

The Decontextualization of Abortion: An Analysis of "The Silent Scream" 59 Bonnie A. Haaland, The University of Western Ontario An Analysis of the Mythical Function of Reproductive Advertisements 77 Dawn Eden, Lewis and Clark State College Joe Ayers, Washington State University Tim Hopf, Washington State University WOMEN'S STUDIES INTERNATIONAL FORUM 108. VOLUME 13 NUMBER 4 1990

CONTENTS WESTERN WOMEN AND IMPERIALISM

NUPUR CHAUDHURI 289 Western women and imperialism: introduction MARGARET STROBEL

ANlOfNETTE M. BURTON 295 The white woman's burden: British Feminists and the Indian woman, 1865-1915

BARBARA N. RAMUSACK 309 Cultural missionaries, maternal imperialists, feminist allies: British women activists in India, 1865-1945

SWARNA JAYAWEERA 323 European women educators under the British colonial administration in Sri Lanka

NANCY L. PAXTON 333 Feminism under the Raj: complicity and resistance in the writings of Flora Annie Steel and Annie Besant

SUSAN L. BLAKE 347 A woman's trek: what difference does gender make?

SARA W. ThCKER 357 Opportunities for women: the development of professional women's medicine in Canton, China, 1879-1901

MARJORIE KING 369 American women's Open Door to Chinese women: which way does it open?

SYLVIA M. JACOBS 381 African·American women missionaries and European imperialism in southern Africa, 1880-1920 ARCHIVAL RESOURCES

NANCY ROSE HUNT 395 "Single ladies on the Congo": Protestant missionary tensions and voices

BOOK REVIEWS

HElES CAllAWAY 405 A Voyager Our: The Life ofMary Kingsley by Katherine Frank; Spinsters Abroad: Victorian Lody Explorers by Dea Birkett

DOROTHY O. HElLY 405 Voices and Echoes: Tales from Colonial Women by Joan Alexanderi Women 0/ the Regiment: Marriage and the Victorian Army by Myna Trustram

ANAND A. YA."lG 407 White Women in . /835-/930: The Ruin ofEmpire? by Claudia Knapman; The Compassionate Memsahibs: Welfare Activities ofBritish Women in India. /900-/947 by Mary Ann Lind; Women ofthe Raj by Margaret McMillan

SHEILA TLOU 408 Not Either an Experimemal Doll: The Separate Worlds of Three South A/rican JVomen edited by Simla Marks

BARBARA M. PoSADAS 409 Goodbye to Willler: The Alllobiography ofSophie Schmidt-Rodolfo edited by Delores S. Feria 411 Biographical Statemenls 413 Announcement Feminisl Forum: News, Conferences, Reports WOMEN'S STUDIES INTERNATIONAL FORUM VOLUME 13 NUMBER 5 1990 109.

CO'iTE'iTS

SENTA TROBIEI-PWETZ 415 Milcva EinslciIH\lari~; tht' \\urnan who did Einstein's malhemati,~

~IARIA !\-IIEs 433 Women's Studies; science. violence and responsibility lUNA HANMER 443 Men, power and the exploitation of women

['",1ARY EVANS 457 The problem of gender for Women's Studies

BEU?-:DA KREMER 463 Learning to say no: keeping feminist research for ourselves

CHRIS Rl'GGIERO 469 Teaching Women's Studies: the repcrsonalization of our politics

ROSALI!"D EDWARD:'> 477 Connecting method and epistemology: a white woman inrerviewing Black women

ELIZABETH H. JARRATT 491 Feminist issues in sport

HEALTH AT HOME AND IN WAGED WORK: PART ONE

LESLEY DOYAL 501 Hazards of hearth and home

BOOK REVIEWS loURDES TORRES 519 Breaking BOllndaries: Latina Writings and Critical Readings edited by Asuncion Horno~Delgado, Eliana Ortega, Nina M. Scott and Nancy Saporta Sternbach

DIANA BRANDI 520 Muchachas No More: Household Workers in Latin America and the Caribbean edited by Elsa M. Chaney and Mary Garcia Castro with a bibliography by ~largo Smith

ANNE SISSON RUNYAN 520 Lucha: The Struggles olLlllin American Women edited by Connie Weil

JOAN EI\TMACHER 521 The Social Origins ofPrivate Life: A History ojAmerican Families 1600-/900 by Stephanie Coontz

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(Continued)

i\IARlENE G. FINE 522 American RilUa{ Dramas: Social Rules and Cullural.Heanings br i\lary Jo Deegan

KATHRYN WARD 523 Enterprising 1Hmu!Jl edited by Sallie Westwood and Parminder Bhachu

GERRY HOLLOWAY 524 Women and Jlarriage in Nillereenth-Celllury England by Joan Perkin

MOIRA WOODS 524 Octavia Wilberforce edited by Pat Jalland

JENNIFER RING 525 Arms and the Enlisted Woman by Judith Hicks

EVELYNE ACCAD 526 I\-!afernal Thinking: Towards a Politics of Peace by Sara Ruddick

Ros EDWARDS 527 Feminist ,Wot/lers by Tuula Gordon

JANE LILlENFElD 527 Virginia Woolf' The Impact a/Childhood Sexual Abuse all Her Life and H'ork by Louise DeSalvo

ROSI BRAIDOTTI 529 Voorplalliing Als Bia-Indusrfie edited by Annemiek Ostenk and Linda Wilkens

LAURA R. WOLIVER 529 Recreating Alotherhood: Ideology and Technology in a Patriarchal Society by Barbara Katz Rothman

531 Biographical Statements

Feminist Forum: NWSA Abstracts WOMEN'S STUDIES INTERNATIONAL fORUM 111. VOLUME D 'II. ',IBFR 6 1990

CONTENTS

SUSAN KIPPAX 533 Women nl."gotiating heterosex: implications for AIDS JCNE CRAWFORD preventIOn CATHY WALDBY PAM BENlON

LfNDA S. WILLIAMS 543 Motherhood. ideology, and the power of technology: in vitro fertilization use by adoptive mothers

JOAN PoUNER SHAPIRO 553 Nonfeminist and feminist students at risk: the use of case study a~1lysis while transforming the postsecondary curriculum

ITALA T. C. RUTTER 565 Feminist theory as practice: Italian feminism and the work of Teresa de Lauretis and Dacia Maraini

CHRISTINE BROOKES 577 The ((lITd aspect: an investigation of U.K. business networks

HEALTH AT HOME AND IN WAGED WORK: PART TWO

LESLEY DoYAL 587 Waged work and women's well being

BOOK REVIEWS

JOCELYNNE SCUTT 605 InferliliIY,' Women Speak Out about Their Experiences of Reproductive Medicine by Renate D. Klein The Eyploitation ofa Desire: Women's Experiences with In Vitro Fertilisation-An Exploratory Survey by Renate D. Klein

JAlNA HANMER 608 Reconstructing Babylon: Essays on Women and Technology edited hy H. Patricia Hynes

JOAN M, GERO 609 Pr,mate Visions: Gender, Race and Nature in the World of .Modern Science by

JANET E. ROBINSON 610 ,' A Weapon ofSexism by Suzanne Pharr

ROSAlIND EDWARDS 611 The Social Identity of Women edited by Suzanne Skevington and Deborah Baker

TERESA lLES 6 J! Feminism and Psychoanalytic Theory by Nancy Chodorow

JENNIFER FITZGERALD 612 VirKinia Woolf and Ihe Problem ofthe Subjecl,' Feminine It'titing in the Alajor Novels by Makiko Minow-Pinkney

EVELYN S. NEWLYN 613 WIH:'/"(' the \leanings Are: Feminism and Cultural Spaces by

EILEEN BERRY· 614 A Home Dn'ided: Women and Income in the Third World edited by Daisy Dwyer and Judith Bruce

619 Biographical Statements

Feminist Forum: News, Conferences, Reports

XXVII Volume 13 Contents and Author Index 3 Editorial

112. CURRICULUM TRANSFORMATION 7 Designing an Inclusive Curriculum: Bringing All Women into the Core, Elizabeth Higgz'nbotham 24 The Ford Foundation Program on, Mainstreaming Minority Women's Studies, Leslie I. Hill

39 A Minor of OUf Own: A Case for an Academic Program in Women of Color, Lynne Goodstein and LaVenU' G..."anl 46 Getting Started in Chicana Studies, Cynthia E. Orozco 70 The Gender Integration Project at Piscataway Township Schools: Quilting a New Pedagogical Patchwork through Curriculum Re·Vision, VerdeUe Freeman 78 Teaching Women's Studies from an International Perspective. Anne Betteridge and Janice Mmlk 86 Restructuring the Curriculum: Barriers and Bridges, Barbaro Paige·Poillter atul Gale Schroeder Aulelta 95 Transforming Introductory Anthropology: The American Anthropological Association Project on Gender and the Curriculum, Sandra Morgen and Mary' H. Moran ,. 105 Integrating Issues of Gender, Race, and Ethnicity into Experimental Psychology and Other Social·Science Methodology Courses, Donna Crawlf)' and JUartha Ecker Project News: 117 Center for Research on 'Vomen/Me~phisState University Research Clearinghouse on \\'omen of Color and Southern Women 119 The New Jersey Project Enters Its Second Phase, Paula Rothrnberg . 122 Towson State University Community College ~urriculum Transformation Project, Elaine Hedges, Sara Coulter, Myrna Goldrnberg, atulGail Formall PEDAGOGY 126 Fostering Positive Race, Class, and Gender Dynamics in the Classroom, Lynll Weber C~"'lOn 135 Center to Margin: Dynamics in a Global Classroom, LLyn Volume XVIII De Dawu", Nos. 1 & 2 145 "White Women, Racism, and Anti·Racism"-A Women's Studies Course Exploring Racism and Privilege, Ruth Spring/Summer 1990 Frallkrnberg

INSTITUTIONAL CHANGE 155 Sex Discrimination and the Supreme Court: Implications for Women Faculty, Barbara A. Lee 174 The Feminist Transformation of a University: A Case Study, Evelyn Tortoll Beck, Satulra·c. Greer, Dia". R. JaduoII, atul Betty Schmitt 189 The Minnesota Plan II: A Project to Improve the University Environment for Women Faculty, Administrators. and Academic Professional Staff,Jallet D. Spector 207 Investigations of Sexual Harassment Complaints, Helen Remi

RESOURCES 231 Newsbriefs Women's Studies Quarterly 113.

Volume XVIII Nos. 3 & 4

Fall/Winter 1990

Contents

WOMEN'S STUDIES IN ECONOMICS 3 Editorial

Covering Women's Economic Issues 6 Women's Roles in the Economy: Teaching the Issues, Barbara R Bergmann 23 Women and Work: A Survey ofTextbooks, KathyJ. Krynski 33 A Course on Women in the Economy, Carol A. M. Clark

Sexism in Economics 42 Confessions ofa Feminist Economist: Why I Haven't Vet Taught an Economics Course on Women's Issues, LaurieJ Bassi 46 Women and Minorities in Introductory Economics Textbooks: 1974 to 1984, SusanF. Feiner and Barbara A. Morgan 68 Feminism and Economics, Barbara R Bergmann

Reading Lists 75 April Laskey Aerni andJoseph Daboll-Lavoie, Nazareth College of Rochester 76 Barbara R Bergmann, American University 77 Susan Carter, Smith College 78 Linda Cavalluuo, Union College 79 Janet G. Chapman, University of Pittsburgh 82 Carol Clark, Guilford College 83 George Dawson, Empire State College 84 LeahJ Smilh, Swarthmore College

IN THIS ISSUE 87 Editorial

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Volume XVIII Nos. 3 & 4

Fall/Winter 1990 (Continued) CONTENTS

Poems 89 Unlearning the Syntax, Shulamith W. Caine 89 She Thinks of the Word Stay, Shulamith W. Caine

Teaching across Cultures 91 At the Receiving End: Reading "fhird" World Texts in a "First" World Context, Anuradha Dingwaney Needham 100 Writing Cultures: An Interdisciplinary Approach to Developing Cros..Cultural Courses, Kalhlun Mullen Sands

Women in the Academy 119 Telling Our Stories: The Academy and Change, Judith L. Johnston 128 Moving toward the Center, LibbyFalkJones 136 Changing the System: The Board ofTrustees Caper, Ellen Messer-Davidow 147 Developing Political Savvy-Many Misadventures Later, Emily Toth 153 Memories ofKate Simon-Dazzling without Show, Florena Howe 159 Carol Burke Ohmann, 1928-1989: A Tribute, Mary AnneFerguson

Poem 161 Ancient Gardens Quilt, Susan Grimes

Women's Voices 165 Trip to the City (from my point ofview),jennijer Vacchiano 168 Sharing Stories: Saving Lives, Judy BakerFronefield

Resources 171 Newsbriefs