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AUTHOR Friedman, Barbara, Ed.; And Others TITLE Women's Work and Women's Studies, 1973-1974: A Bibliography. INSTITUTION Columbia Univ., New York, N.Y., Barnard Coll. PUB DATE 75 NOTE 381p.; For a related document, see ED 096 213 AVAILABLE FROMThe Feminist Press, Box 334, Old Westbury, New York 11568 ($12.50)

EDRS PRICE MF-$0.83 Plus Postage. HC Not Available from EDRS. DESCRIPTORS Abortions; *Bibliographies; Cross Cultural Studies; Employment; Family (Sociological Unit); *Females; *Feminism; Fine Arts; Health; Literary Criticism; Politics; Rape; Religion; Resources; Seic Differences; Sex Role; Sexuality; Social Status; Womens Education; *Womens Studies; *Working Women

ABSTRACT The bibliography lists almost 4,000 books, articles, pamphlets, and research papers about women and feminism. All items in this third volume were published or in progress in 1973-1974. The items are classified by the topics of abortion, arts and media, contemporary women's movement, cultural studies, education, employment, family organization, government and politics, history, legal status, literary criticism, mental and physical health, rape, religion, sex roles and sex differences, sexuality, and bibliographies and resources. Most topics are divided into specific subtopics with each entry listed only once; thus, there are no cross-references. Some of the entries are annotated. A list of related bibliographical sources and an index to authors conclude the bibliography. (ND)

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2 WOMEN'S WORK AND WOMEN'S STUDIES/1973-1971

A BIBLIOGRAPHY WOMEN'S WORK AND WOMEN'S STUDIES/1973-1971 A BIBLIOGRAPHY

Edited by: Barbara Friedman Gloria E. Greenstein Emily Kofron Fanette Pollack Jane Williamson

published by The Barnard College Women'sCenter, New York, 1975 distributed by The Feminist Press

This is the third volume of WOMEN'S WORKAND WOMEN'S STUDIES, a bibliography of books, articles,papers, pamphlets, and research about women and feminism publishedor in progress in 1973-1974. Questionnaires were sent toover four thousand women's studies teachers throughout the United States, andnotices were placed in several feminist publicationsrequesting information on per- tinent research. Standard periodical indexes and abstracts dated 1973 or 1974 were combed for citationson women. Hence, some material from 1971 and 1972 if itwas cited in the 1973-1974 index, may be incZuded. Finely, many listings were garnered by systematically going through the BirdieGoldsmith Ast Resource Collection of the Barnard Women's Center. See the Appendix for a complete list of sources.

Designing useful subject categorieswas a major consideration in putting together the bibliography. Research about women often de- fies traditional categorization by discipline. The categories chosen derive, as much as possible, from thethrust of the materiaZ itself, rather than from predeterminedsubject headings. You wiZZ note, however, that there areno cross-references. We urge you to consult a variety of categories forany given inquiry.

Writings on women have mushroomed in thepast few years. In an effort to include only that material which couldbe covered compre- hensively, the bibliography no Longer containswork published outside the United States, technical research,or poetry and fiction by women. Listings of activist groups and feministperiodicals have also been omitted as they arenow readiZy available elsewhere.* As with earlier editions of WOMEN'S WORK ANDWOMEN'S STUDIEW, articles from newspapers and popular magazinas by andLarge have not been included.

We would like to thank aZZ thewomen who contributed time, energy, and ideas to this volume of the bibliography. Our.special thanks go to Pat Ballou and Sandra M. Whicler foy their valuableadvice and to the many librarians who generously participatedin com- piling this bibliography.**

6 The publication of this volume wasmade possible by a bequeit from the Estate ofHelen Rogers Reid, a distinguishedBarnard graduate of the Class of 1903.

THE EDITORS

edited by Yizwten Grimstad * THE NEW WOMAN'S SURVIVAL SOURCEBOOK, and Susan Rennie. New York:Alfred A. Knopf, 1975.

Renee Feinberg, Joan Fried- ** Estelle Alexander, Maryann Chach, Linda Newman, man, Ruth Klippstein,Linda Lewis, Judith MaZamut, Maureen Pastine, Ann Pettingill, MaryJane PZatou, Betty-Carol Sellen Elizabeth Watson, Sara K.Weissman.

7 CONTENTS

AABORTION 1 4 TEACHERS/SCHOOL ADMINI- I LEGAL 1 STRATORS/LIBRARIANS 128 2 MEDICAL 6 5 PROFESSIONAL/MANA- 3 MORAL/PHILOSOPHICAL/ GERIAL 136 POLITICAL 7 G FAMILY ORGANIZATION 146 B ARTS AND MEDIA 16 I CHILDCARE/DAYCARE 146 I LINGUISTICS 16 2 EMPLOYED MOTHERS AND 2 PERFORMING AND VISUAL WIVES 150 ARTS 18 3 FAMILY ROLES 155 3 POPULAR CULTURE 22 4 ALTERNATMELIFESTYLES164

C CONTEMPORARY WOMEN'S H GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS 166 MOVEMENT 27 I FEMINIST THEORY AND I HISTORY 170 ACTIVISM 27 I BIOGRAPHY/AUTO- 2 GENERAL ANALYSIS 31 BIOGRAPHY 170 2 EUROPE 177 D CULTURAL STUDIES 40 3 UNITED STATES 182 I AFRICA 40 4 GENERAL/OTHER 2 CROSS-CULTURAL 42 COUNTRIES 194 3 EUROPE 45 4 NORTH AND SOUTH J LEGAL STATUS 199 AMERICA 46 I GENERAL STATUS 199 5 OTHER COUNTRIES 51 2 EMPLOYMENT LEGISLATION/ AFFIRMATIVE ACTION207 E EDUCATION 57 3 EQUAL RIGHTS I GENERAL 57 AMENDMENT 216 2 PRESCHOOL/PRIMARY/ 4 MARRIAGE/DIVORCE/ SECONDARY 62 FAMILY 220 3 COLLEGE/CONTINUING 5 WOMEN PRISONERS AND EDUCATION 77 "OFFENDERS" 227 4 GRADUATE/PROFESSIONAL SCHOOL 93 K LITERARY CRITICISM 233 5 COUNSELING 97 6 ATHLETICS 101 L MENTAL AND PHYSICAL 7 FEMINIST PEDAGOGY 104 HEALTH 257 I BIRTH CONTROL/ F EMPLOYMENT 109 FAMILY PLANNING 257 I GENERAL ANALYSIS 109 2 PHYSICAL ILLNESS/ 2 OCCUPATIONAL ROLES/OC- DRUG ABUSE 262 CUPATIONAL CHOICES 117 3 PREGNANCY/CHILDBIRTH/ 3 CLERICAL/INDUSTRIAL/ GYNECOLOGY 264 MISCELLANEOUS 123 4 THERAPY 269

8 MRAPE 276

N RELIGION 279

0 SEX ROLES AND SEX DIFFERENCES 285

P SEXUALITY 302

QBIBLIOGRAPHIES AND RESOURCES 308

I ABORTION 308 2 ARTS AND MEDIA 308 3 BIOGRAPHICAL DIC- TIONARIES 308 4 CULTURAL STUDIES 309 5 DIRECTORIES 310 6 EDUCATIOr 311 7 EMPLOYMENT 312 8 FAMILY ORGtNIZATION 314 9 GENERAL 314 10 GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS 317 II HISTORY 318 12 LEGAL STATUS 319 13 LITERARY CRITICISM 319 14 MENTAL AND PHYSICAL HEALTH 320 15 RAPE 321 16 SEX ROLES AND SEX DIFFERENCES 321

APPENDIX OF BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SOURCES 323

INDEX OF AUTHORS 325

9 WMEN'S WORK A,1ND WOMEN'S STUDIES/1973-1974

A.BIBLIOGRAPHY A.1

A ABORTION

1 LEGAL

1 "Atortion cases: a return to Lochner, or a new substantive due process?"ALBANY LAW REVIEW 37:776-796, 1973.

2 "Abortion on demand: must the state pay the bills?" FORDHAM LAW REVIEW 41:921-944, May 1973.

3 "Analysis of the constitutionality of the Nebraska abortion statute," CREIGHTON LAW REVIEW 7:27-49, Fall 1973.

4 Stephen G. Anderson, "Abortion and the husband's consent," JOURNAL OF FAMILY LAW 13(2):311-331, 1973-74.

5 Frederick Avansino, Jr., "Abortion: the future cases: fathers' rights," UNIVERSITY OF-,SAN FRANCISCO LAW REVIEW 8: 472-492, Winter 1973.

6 Mary Bailey, "Senate abortion hearings: do they really hear?" OFF OUR BACKS 4:6-7, May 1974.

7 Mary Ann Beaty, "Criminal law - Texas abortional statute..." AMERICAN JOURNAL OF CRIMINAL LAW 2(2):231-243, Summer 1973.

8 Betty Berger, "Constitutional law - abortion - private hospital may refuse to perform abortion," ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY LAW JOURNAL 18(3):440-460, Spring 1974.

9 Nancy Borman, "Harvey Kaman: savior or charlatan?" MAJORITY REPORT 3:6, January 1974. Issues involving abortion cases.

10 Lauren Poplack Braunstein, "Constitutional law - abortion - state statute...." TULANE LAW REVIEW 47:1159-1167, June 1973.

11 Patricia Butler, "The right to abortion under Medicaid," CLEARINGHOUSE REVIEW 7:713-720, April 1974.

12 Robert M. Byrn, "Abortion amendments: policy in the light of precedent," ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY LAW JOURNAL 18(3):380-406, Spring 1974.

13 Robert M. Byrn, "American tragedy: the Supreme Court on abortion," FORDHAM LAW REVIEW 41:807-862, May 1973. Arguments against liberalizing the abortion laws.

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14 Marilyn B. Cane, "Whose right to life?Implications of Roe v. Wade," FAMILY LAW QUARTERLY 7:413-432, Winter 1973.

15 Julie Conger, "Abortion: the 5-year revolution and its impact," ECOLOGY LAW QUARTERLY 3:311-47, Spring 1973. Article includes statutory requirements for abortion and listing of state abortion law citations.

16 Patrick T. Conley and Robert J. McKenna, "Supreme Court on abortion - a dissenting opinion," CATHOLIC LAWYER 19(1):19- 28, Winter 1973.

17 Richard J. Conner, "Constitutional law - minor's right to refuse court-ordered abortion," SUFFOLK UNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW 7:1157-1173, Summer 1973.

18 "Constitutional law - abortion - right of privacy...14th Amendment,"MEMPHIS STATE UNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW 3:359-364, Spring 1973.

19 "Constitutional law - right of privacy - Georgia's abortion law declared unconstitutional,"GEORGIA STATE BAR JOURNAL 10:153-62, August 1973.

20"Constitutional validity of the Tennessee abortion statute," MEMPHIS STATE UNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW 4(3):593-600, Spring 1974.

21 "Courts rule on constitutionality of abortion laws," FAMILY PLANNING/POPULATION REPORTER 2:85-86, August 1973,

22 "Culmination of the abortion reform Movement," '.NIVERSITY OF RICHMOND LAW REVIEW 8(1):75-87, Fall 1973.

23 William Curran, "The abortion decisions: the Supreme Court as moralist, scientist, historian, and legislator," NEW ENGLAND JOURNAL OF MEDICINE 288:950-951, May 3, 1973.

24 William J. Curran, "Aftermath of the abortion decisions: action in the legislatures and in the courts," NEW ENGLAND JOURNAL OF MEDICINE 289:955, November 1, 1973.

25 John Hart Ely, "Wages of crying wolf: a comment on Roe v. Wade," YALE LAW JOURNAL82(5):920-949, April 1973. Criticizes the Supreme Court decision on abortion on constitutional grounds.

26 Richard A. Epstein, "Substantive due process by any other name: the abortion cases," THE SUPREME COURT REVIEW pp. 159-185, 1973.

27 Elizabeth Hughes Georgius, "Roe v. Wade: what rights the biological father?" HASTINGS CONSTITUTIONAL QUARTERLY 1(1):251-272, Spring 1974. 12 - 3 - A.1

28 Richard A. Gilbert, "Abortion: the father's rights," UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI LAW REVIEW 42(3):441-467, Summer 1973.

29 David Goldenberg, "Right to abortion: expansion of the right to privacy through the fourteenth amendment," CATHOLIC LAWYER 19(1):36-57, Winter 1973.

30 Janice Goodman and Rhonda Copelon Schoenbrod, "Doe and Roe: Where do we go from here?" WOMEN'S RIGHTS LAW REPORTER 1(4): 20-38, Spring 1973. A dialogue on abortion and the Supreme Court.

31 Jeremiah S. Gutman, "Can hospitals constitutionally refuse to permid abortions and sterilizations?" FAMILY PLANNING AND POPULATION REPORTER 2:146-148, December 1973.

32 David Harris and others, "Legal abortion 1970-1971 - the New York City experience," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PUBLIC HEALTH 63: 409-418, May 1973.

33 Stanley M. Harrison, "Supreme court and abortion reform: means to an end," NEW YORK LAW FORUM 19:685-701, Winter 1974.

34 Philip B. Heymann and Douglas E. Barzelay, "Forest and the trees: Roe v. Wade and its critics," BOSTON UNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW 53:765-784, July 1973.

35 Thomas Hilgers and Dennis J. Horan, eds., ABORTION AND SOCIAL JUSTICE. New York: Shecd and Ward, Inc., 1973.

36 William R. Hopkin, Jr., "Roe v. Wade and the traditional legal standards concerning pregnancy," TEMPLE LAW QUARTERLY 47(4): 715-738, Summer 1974.

37 Nancy Howell, "Abortion - father's right," CUMBERLAND-SAMFORD LAW REVIEW 4(3):594-601, Winter 1974.

38 "In defense of liberty: a look at the abortion decisions," GEORGIA LAW JOURNAL61:1559-1575, July 1973.

39 E.D. Jubb and L.P. de Granprg, "Abortion: history, opinions, and what's new in the United States," CANADIAN RAR JOURNAL 4: 8-12, July 1973.

40 James A. Kearns, "Constitutional law - abortion - statute defining 'justifiable abortion act'...." NOTRE DAME LAWYER 48: 715-727, February 1973.

41 Hans Lehfeldt, "Abortion and abortion laws today," JOURNAL OF SEX RESEARCH 8(3):167-169, August 1972.

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42 Suzannah Lessard, "Aborting a fetus: the legal right, the personal choice," THE WASHINGTON MONTHLY 4:29-37, August 1973.

43 K.B. Levitz, "Consent provisions in abortion statutes," FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW 1(4):645-662, Fall 1973.

44 Arnold H. Loewy, "Abortive reasons and obscene standards: a comment on the abortion and obscenity cases," NORTH CAROLINA LAW REVIEW 52(2):223-243, December 1973.

45 S.J. Macintyre, "The medical profession and the 1967:abortion act in Britain," SOCIAL SCIENCE AND MEDICINE 7(2):121-134, February 1973.

46 "Many state Medicaid agencies limit payment for abortion, sterilization," FAMILY PLANNING AND POPULATION REPORTER 2:82-83, August 1973.

47 A.G.J. McIntyre, "Constitutional law - New Jersey abortion statute unconstitutionally vague...." JOURNAL OF URBAN LAW 50(3):505-513, February 1973.

48 "Minor's right to abortion and the requirement of parental consent," VIRGINIA LAW REVIEW 60(2):305-332, February 1974.

49 "Nebraska, Nevada, North Carolina, Tennessee: More new abortion laws enacted in response to Supreme Court decisions," FAMILY PLANNING AND POPULATION REPORTER 2(80-81), August 1973.

50 H.A. Nielsen, "Toward a Socratic view of abortion," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF JURISPRUDENCE 18:105-113, 1973.

51 Harriet F. Pilpel, "The fetus as person: possible legal consequences of the Hogan-Helms Amendment," FAMILY PLANNING PERSPEC- TIVES 6:6-7, Winter 1974.

52 Thomas Polityka, "From Poe to Roe: a Bickelian view of the abortion decision," NEBRASKA LAW REVIEW 53(1):31-57, 1974.

53 Gary L. Reback, "Fetal experimentation: moral, legal, and medical implications," STANFORD LAW REVIEW 26:1191-1207, May 1974.

54 "A review of state abortion laws enacted since January 1973," FAMILY PLANNING AND POPULATION REPORTER 3:88-93, October 1974.

55 Charles E. Rice, "Overruling Roe v. Wade: an analysis of the proposed constitutional amendments," BOSTON COLLEGE INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL LAW REVIEW 15(2):307-341, December 1973.

56 "Right to abortion under Medicaid," CLEARING HOUSE REVIEW 7: 713-720, April 1974.

1 4 57 John C. Robbins, "The abortion decision," RIPON FORUM 9:8-11, April 1973. Roe v. Wade as it pertains to the right of a state to prohibit abortion.

58 "Roe v. Wade: the shortion case," CATHOLIC MIND 71:11-12, April 1973.

59Eva Redfield Rubin, "Abortion cases: a study in law and social change," NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL LAW JOURNAL 5(2):215-256, Spring 1974.

60Satris, "Roe! Doe! where are you? The effect of the Supreme Court's abortion decisions," UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT DAVIS LAW REVIEW 7:432-456, 1974.

61 Arthur G. Scotland, "Landmark abortion decisions: justifiable termination or miscarriage of justice?" PACIFIC LAW JOURNAL 4:821-860, July 1973.

62 "Seven states adopt new abortion laws following Supreme Court decision," FAMILY PLANNING AND POPULATION REPORTER 2:47-49, June 1973

63Madeline Simms, "Five years after the abortion act," NEW SCI- ENTIST 60:422, November 8, 1973.

64 Bernard Starkman, "Control of life: unexamined law and the life worth living," OSGOODE HALL LAW JOURNAL 11(2):175-183, June 1973.

65 Robert G. Stewart, "The Supreme Court and legitimate state

interest, RIPON FORUM 9:8-11, April 1973. .

66"Supreme Court denies reargument on abortion," FAMILY PLANNING AND POPULATION REPORTER 2:25-26, April 1973.

67William E. Tapovatz, "Putative father's rights after Roe v. Wade," ST. MARY'S LAW JOURNAL 6(2):407-420, Summer 1974.

68 Victor Tunkel, "Modern anti-preghancy techniques and the criminal law," CRIMINAL LAW REVIEW 1974:461-71, August 1974.

69R. Patrick Vance, "Abortion regulation: Louisiana's abortive attempt," LOUISIANA LAW REVIEW 34(3):676-685, Spring 1974.

70 Edward Veitch and R.S. Tracey, "Abortionin the common law world," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE LAW 22(4):652-696, Fall 1974.

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71 David F. Walbert and Doublas J. Butler, eds., ABORTION, SOCIETY, AND THE LAW. Cleveland (Ohio): Press of Case Western Reserve University, 1973.

72 Richard Wasserman, "Implications of the abortion decisions," COLUMBIA LAW REVIEW 74(2):237-268, March 1974.

73 Robert L. Watt III, "Constitutional law - a new constitutional right to an abortion," NORTH CAROLINA LAW REVIEW 51:1573-1584, October 1973.

74 L.A. Wheeler, "Roe v. Wade: the right of privacy revisited," KANSAS LAW REVIEW 21:527-548, Summer 1973.

75 Richard K. Wray and others, "Abortion after Roe and Doe: a proposed statute," VANDERBILT LAW REVIEW 26:823-825, May 1973.

76 H. Cam Zachry, "Abortion decisions: Roe v. Wade, Doe v. Bolton," JOURNAL OF FAMILY LAW 12:459-475, 1972-1973.

2 MEDICAL

77 ABORTION: QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. New York: National Abortion Rights Action League, 1974. (250 West 57th Street, New York, New York 10019)

78 Abortion Rights Association, ABORTION: A PHYSICIAN'S RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES; ABORTION: GUIDELINES FOR COUNSELING; ABORTION: A WOMAN'S RIGHTS; and EFFECTS OF NEW YORK STATE'S LIBERALIZED ABORTION LAW. New York: Abortion Rights Association, 1974. (250 West 57th Street, New York, New York 10019)

79 D.V. Allen and others, "Factors to consider in staffing an abortion service facility," JOURNAL OF NURSING ADMINISTRATION 4(4):22-27, 1974.

80American Public Health Association, "Recommended program guide for abortion services," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PUBLIC HEALTH 63, July 1973.

81 Helen S. Arnstein, WHAT EVERY WOMAN NEEDS TO KNOW ABOUT ABORTION. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1973.

82ndwin F. Daily and others, "Repeat abortions in New York City: 1970-1972," FAMILY PLANNING PERSPECTIVES 5:89-93, Spring 1973.

83 Sadja Goldsmith, "Early abortion in a family planning clinic," FAMILY PLANNING PERSPECTIVES 6:119-122, Spring 1974.

84 Raymond C. Lerner and others, "Abortion programs in New York City: services, policies, and potential health hazards," - 7 - A.2,3

THE MILBANK FUND QUARTERLY HEALTH AND SOCIETY 52:15-38, Winter 1974.

85 Planned Parenthood of New York City, Inc., ABORTION: A WOMAN'S GUIDE. New York: Abelard-Schuman, Ltd., 1973.

86MYron H. Redford and Edgar K. Marcuse, LEGAL ABORTION IN WASHING- TON STATE: AN ANALYSIS OF THE FIRST YEAR'S EXPERIENCE. Seattle: Batelle Population Study Center, 1973. (4000 N.E. 41st Street, Seattle, Washington 98105) Tables and charts.

87 I. Rosenwaike, "Legal abortion and fertility in Maryland,1960- 1971," DEMOGRAPHY 11:377-395, August 1974.

88 June Sklar and Beth Berkov, "Abortion, illegitimacy, and the American birth rate," SCIENCE 185:909-915, September 1974.

89June Sklar and Beth Berkov, "The effects of legal abortionon legitimate and illegitimate birth rates: the California experience," STUDIES IN FAMILY PLANNING 4:281L292, November1973.

90 Bruce R. Sloane and Diana F. Horvitz, AGENERAL GUIDE 10 ABORTION. Chicago: Nelson-Hall Company, 1973.

91 Christopher Tietze, "TWo years' experience with a liberal abortion law: its impact on fertility trends in New York City (1970- 1972)," FAMILY PLANNING PERSPECTIVES 5(1):36-41, Winter 1973.

92 Christopher Tietze and Sara Lewitt, "Early medical complications of abortion by Saline: joint program of the study of abortion," STUDIES IN FAMILY PLANNING 4:133-138, June 1973.

93 Christopher Tietze and SaraLewitt, "Joint program for the study of abortion: early medical complications of legal abortion," STUDIES IN FAMILY PLANNING 3:97-122, June 1972.

94 Leslie A. Walton and others, "Development of an abortion service in a large municipal hospital," AMERICAN JOURNALOF PUBLIC HEALTH 64:77-81, January 1974.

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95 Virginia Abernathy, "The abortion constellation: early history and present relationships," ARCHIVES OF GENERAL PSYCHIATRY 29: 346-350, September 1973.

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97 Frances Ad-delson, "Induced abcrtion:.sourceof guilt or growth?" AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ORTHOPSYCMAIRY 43:815-823,October 1973.

98 Doris V. Allen and others,"Relationships amongknowledge, attitudes, and behavior of nurses concerningabortion," PRO- CEEDINGS, 81st Annual Convention, AmericznPsychological Association, 1973.

99 Vera K. Andreasen, "A comparison of rural andurban university students' attitudes toward abortion and publicday care facilities: a commentary on the 'humanrights' issue." (Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, Louisiana70803) A paper presented at the 1974 annualmeeting of the Rural Soci- ological Society, August 22-25, 1974,Montreal.

100 Ibtihaj Arafat, Donald E. Allen, and Gene Acuff,"Abortion attitudes: legality vs. religious and personalmorality," SOCIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS 21(1) Supplement 30:1,February 1973.

101 Ibtihaj S. Arafat and Ruby Chireau, "Thepsychological and emotional effects of abortion." (City College of CUNY, New York, New York 10031) Paper from the 1974 Midwest SociologicalSociety.

sequelae to term 102 Robert Athansiou and others, "Psychiatric birth and induced early and late abortion: alongitudinal study," FAMILY PLANNING PERSPECTIVES5:227-231, Fall 1973.

103 Peter Baelz, "Abortion: Anglican attitudesreconsidered," CRUCIBLE, pages 113-119, July-September1974.

104 Panos D. Bardis, "Abortion attitudes amongCatholic college students," SOCIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS 21(3)Supplement 32:1, May 1973.

105 Iver Bogen,"Attitudes of Minnesota college students toward 1973. abortion," PUPIL PERSONNEL SERVICES JOURNAL 3(1):17-23, THE MONIST 56:503- 106 R.B. Brandt,"The morality of abortion," 526, October1972. Catholic andmoralistic views of the wrongness ofabortion.

107 Diane B. Brashear, "Abortion counseling,"FAMILY COORDINATOR 22:429-435, October 1973.

abortion facility," 108Myron Brenton, "Dialogue: listening in at an SEXUAL BEHAVIOR, pp. 34-38, September 1972.

18 109 B.A. Brody, "Abortion and the sanctity ofhuman life," AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL QUARTERLY 10:133-140, April1973.

110 Baruch Brody, "Thomson on abortion,"PHILOSOPHY AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS 1(3):335-340, Spring 1972. Response to an article by J.J. Thomson whochallenges that it is always wrong to take thelife of an innocent human being.

111 Daniel Callahahn, "Abortion: thinkingand experience," CHRIS- TIANITY AND CRISIS 32(23):295-298,January 8, 1973. The author is skeptical about thebenefits and morality of abortion.

112 Arlete Carmen and Howard Moody, ABORTIONCOUNSELING AND SOCIAL CHANGE. Valley Forge (Pennsylvania): Judson Press,1973.

113 Lucinda Cisler, "Abortion:a major battle is over - but the war is not," FEMINIST STUDIES1(2):121-131, Fall 1972.

114 Evans J. Claude, "Defusing the abortion debate,"CHRISTIAN CENTURY 90:117, January 1973.

115 Richard R. Clayton and William L.Tolone, "Religiosity and attitudes toward induced abortion: an elaboration of the relationship," SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS 34(1):26-39,Spring 1973.

116 B. Corenblum,"Locus of control, attitude ofacceptance and attitudes toward abortion," PSYCHOLOGICALREPORTS 32:753- 754, June 1973.

117 R.T. Corney and F.T. Horton, "Pathological grieffollowing spontanwus abortion," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY131: 825-827, July 1974.

118 Ardis Danon, COLLEGE COED STUDY TO DETERMINEREASONS FOR DE- CREASED ABORTION FACILITY USE. New York: Public Relations Analysts, 1974. (210 East 47th Street, New York, New York 10017)

119 Donald DeMarco, "Abortion: legal and philosophicalconsider- ations," THE AMERICAN ECCLESIASTICALREVIEW 168:251-267, April 1974.

120 Milton Diamond and others, "Abortionin Hawaii (the first state, in March 1970, to make induced abortion legally available)," FAMILY PLANNING PERSPECTIVES 5:54-60, Winter 1973.

121 Albert R. Dilanni, "Is the fetus a person?" THEAMERICAN EC- CLESIASTICAL REVIEW 168:309-326, May 1974.

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122 Jack A. Duncan and Catherine F. Moffett,"Abortion counseling and the school counselor," THE SCHOOLCOUNSELOR 21:188-194, January 1974. abortion and 123"Editorials: the right to choose abortion: legal public health," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PUBLICHEALTH 64(751):822- 823, August 1974.

DIALOG 12:62-65, Winter 1973. 124C. Jack Eichhorst, "Abortion - no!" abortion," ETHICS 84:217- 125H.T. Engelhardt, Jr., "Ontology of 234, April 1974.

126David A. Evans and John P. Gusdon, Jr.,"Postabortion attitudes," THE NORTH CAROLINA MEDICALJOURNAL 34(4):271-173, April 1973.

decision: a balancing of rights," 127J. Claude Evans, "The abortion CHRIST/AN CENTURY 40:195-197, February14, 1973. Reasons for the Court's decision. "Therapeutic abortion and 128 John A. Ewing and Beatrice A. Rouse, a prior psychiatrichistory," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY 130(1):37-40, January 1973.

abortion on psychiatric 129 John A. Ewing and others, "Therapeutic grounds: a follow-Up study," THENORTH CAROLINA MEDICAL JOURNAL 34(4):266-270, April 1973.

Murphy, "Abortion in New 130W.A.P. Facer, D.W. Simpson, and B.D. Zealand," JOURNAL OF BIOSOCIAL SCIENCE5(2):151-158, April 1973.

non-debate," CROSS CURRENTS 23: 131 Peter Facione, "The abortion 349-353, Fall 1973.

abortion in theological per- 132 Gabriel Fackre, "The ethics of spective," ANDOVER NEWTON QUARTERLY13:222-226, January 1973.

133Margaret A. Farley, "Liberation,abortion, and responsibility," REFLECTION 71:9-12, May 1974.

sequelae of abortion: 134Marsha E. Fingerer, "Psychological anxiety and depression," JOURNAL OFCOMMUNITY PSYCHOLOGY 1(2): 221-225, April 1973. Princeton Uni- 135 John Finnis, THE RIGHTS ANDWRONGS OF ABORTION. versity Press, 1973. abortions - a psychoanalytic 136 Newell Fischer, "Multiple-induced cae study,"JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN PSYCHOANALYSISASSOCIATION 22(2):394-407, 1974.

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137Patricia Fishbein, "Abortionon demand," SEXUAL BEHAVIOR 2(6): 35-43, June 1972.

138 Marie M. Fortune, "Abortion: afterthe woman has chosen," REFLECTION 71:5-7, May 1974.

139 Sue Frederickson, "Abortioncontroversy revived," JOURNAL OF ALTERNATIVE HUMAN SERVICES 1(4):33-36,April 1974. 140 Cornelia Morrison Friedman, "Makingabortion consultation therapeutic," AMERICAN JOURNAL OFPSYCHIATRY 130:1257-1261, November 1973. Counseling of women whoare ambivalent about having an abortion.

141 Cornelia Mbrrison Friedman, RhodaGreenspan, and Fay Mittleman, "The decision-makingprocess and the outcome of therapeutic abortion," AMERICAN JOURNAL OFPSYCHIATRY 131(12):1332-1337, December 1974.

142 Frank F. Furstenburg, Jr., "Attitudestoward abortion among young blacks," STUDIES IN FAMILY PLANNING5:66-69, April 1972.

143 Paul R. Gastonguay, "Abortionon request: the biologist's view," THE AMERICAN BIOLOGY TEACHER35:353-354, September 1973.

144 D. Gerber, "Abortion: the uptakeargument," ETHICS 83(1):80-83, October 1972.

145 Donald Gould, "Abortion:an act of mercy," NEW STATESMAN 88: 510-511, April 12, 1974.

146 Sally Guttmacher, "Social factors associatedwith delay in abortion," SOCIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS 21(7)Supplement 37:221, December 1973.

147 Sherry Lynn Marcus Hatcher, "The adolescentexperience of pregnancy and abortion: a developmental analysis,"JOURNAL OF YOUTH AND ADOLESCENCE 2(1):53-102,March 1973.

148 Richard V. Hausknecht, "Ther termination ofpregnancy in adolescent women," PEDIATRICS CLINICS OFNORTH AMERICA 19(3): 803-810, August 1972.

149James Healy, "Abortion: some references andquestions," SOCIAL SCIENCE-IRISH JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY3:317-331, June 1974.

+indicates work in progress 21 A.3 - 12 - abortion counseling ser- 150 Ruth K. Heineman, "The evolution of an vice in an adoption agency,"CHILD WELFARE 52:253-260, April 1973. (United States)," 151 Warren M. Hern, "The politics of abortion PROGRESSIVE 36:26-29, November 1972.

a study 152 B. Hertel, "Religion and attitudes towardabortion: of nurses and social workers," JOURNALFOR THE SCIENTIFIC STUDY OF RELIGION 13:23-34, March 1974. THE 153Stanley Heurerwas, "Abortion: the agent's perspective," AMERICAN ECCLESIASTICAL REVIEW 167:102-120,February 1973.

New York: Cam- 154 G.W. Horobin, ed., EXPERIENCE WITHABORTION. bridge University Press, 1973.

and contemporary geno- 155 Blanche R. Hughes, "Abortion: perception cide myths: a comparative study amonglow-income pregnant Black and Puerto Rican women,"DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTER- NATIONAL 34(6):3542A-3543A, December 1973.

of women at the time 156John Rogers Hutcherson, "The self-concept of elective abortion," DISSERTATIONABSTRACTS 33(12):5493B, June 1973. of applicants for 157 Charlotte Ingham and Madeleine Simms, "Study abortion at the Royal Northern Hospital,London," JOURNAL OF BIOSOCIAL SCIENCE 4M:351-369, July 1972.

WOMEN'S FIGHT FOR THE RIGHT 158 Linda Jenness and others, ABORTION: TO CHOOSE. New York: Pathfinder Press,Inc., 1973.

159 Helen Johnson, "Abortion: the life ordeath decision," UNITED METHODISTS TODAY 1:26-31, March 1974.

metaphysical approach," FREE- 160Thomas L. Johnson, "Abortion: a MAN 22:498-505, August 1972.

161_ F.J. Kane and P.A. Lachenbruch,"Adolescent pregnancy: a study of aborters and non-aborters,"AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ORTHOPSYCHIATRY 43:796-803, October 1973.

"Motivational factors in 162 Francis J. Kane, Jr., and others, abortion patients," AMERICAN JOURNALOF PSYCHIATRY 130:290- 293, March 1973.

163 S. Kaur, "Attitudes towardinduced abortion: observations based upon recent Indian studies,"INTERNATIONAL SOCIAL SCIENCE JOURNAL 26(2):265-283, 1974. 22 - 13 - A.3 164 Laury Keast, ABORTION CONTROVERSY. Charlotteyille (New York): Samhar Press, 1973.

165 Lawrence Lader, ABORTION TWO: MAKING THE REVOLUTION. Boston: Beacon Press, 1973.

166. Francois Lafitte, "Abortion in Britaintoday," NEW SOCIETY 22 (532):622-626, December 1972.

167 "Large majority of public supportsliberalization cf abortion laws," GALLUP OPINION INDEX,pp. 13-15, September 1972. Tables.

168 William J. Lawrence, "Anxiety- adjustments and other personality factors in teenage patientsbefore and after abortion. Paper presented at the 81st AnnualConvention, American Psychological Convention, 1973.

169Naomi Leiter, "Elective abortion: woman in crisis,"-NEW YORK STATE JOURNAL OF MEDICINE 72(23):2908-2910,December 1972.

170 Robert A. Lewis, "Producing change inattitudes toward abortion," JOURNAL OF SEX RESEARCH 9(1):52-68,February 1973.

171 Marianne Cook Lynch, "A psychologicalstudy of premaritally pregnant college women seeking abortion,"DISSERTATION AB- STRACTS 33(12):6085B, June 1973.

172 J. Margolis, "Abortion," ETHICS 84:51-61,October 1973.

173William E. Mary, "The morality ofabortion," LINACRE QUARTERLY 41:66-75, Fall 1974.

174B.W. McCarthy and P.A. Brown, "Counselingcollege women with unwanted pregnancies," JOURNAL OF COLLEGE STUDENTPERSONNEL 15:442-446, November 1974.

175 Evelyn McCormick, "Attitudes toward abortionamong women under- going legally induced abortions,"DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33 (12):7055A, June 1973.

176 Richard A. McCormick, "Abortion dossier,"THEOLOGICAL STUDIES 35:312-359, June 1974.

177Judith M. Mears, "The doctoras abortion ally," THE CIVIL LIBERTIES REVIEW 1(3):134-136, 1974.

178 K.J. Monsour,and B. Steward, "Abortionand sexual behavior in college women," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ORTHOPSYCHIATRY43:804- 814, October 1973.

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179Emily Moore, "Abortion: ambivalenceand ambiguity," SOCIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS 21(7) Supplement 37:245,December 1973.

dogma: why the 180Claire Moriarty, "Women's rights vs. Catholic church fathers oppose abortion," INTERNATIONALSOCIALIST REVIEW 34:8-11, March 1973.

analysis," FEMINIST 181 Frances Myrna, "Abortion: a philosophical STUDIES 1(2):49-63, Fall 1972.

182Carol Nadelson, "AboTtion counselling:focus on adolescent pregnancy," PEDIATRICS 54(6), December 1974.

183Howard Osofsky and Joy Osofsky, THEABORTION EXPERIENCE: PSYCHOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL IMPACT. New York: Harper and Row, 1973.

11:304-307, Autumn 1972. 184 Constance F. Parvey, "Abortion," DIALOG

185 Evelyn Reed and Claire Moriarty,ABORTION AND THE CATHOLIC CHURCH: TWO FEMINISTS DEFEND WOMEN'SRIGHTS. New York: Path- finder Press, 1973.

"Relationships among knowledge, 186Paul A. Reichelt and others, attitudes, and behavior of nursesconcerning abortion," PRO- CEEDINGS, 81st Annual Convention ofthe American Psychological Association 8:337-338, 1973.

Wightman Fox, "Religious affili- 187James T. Richardson and Sandie ation as a prediCtor of votingbehavior in abortion reform legislation," JOURNAL FOR THE SCIENTIFICSTUDY OF RELIGION 11 (4):347-359, December 1972.

professionals' attitudes 188 R.A.H. Rosen and others, "Health toward abortion," PUBLIC OPINIONQUARTERLY 38:159-173, Summer 1974. organizational correlates of 189R.A.H. Rosen and others, "Some nursing students' attitudes towardabortion," NURSING RESEARCH 23(3), May-June 1974. and sexual conflict," MEDICAL 190 David Rothman, "Habitual abortion ASPECTS OF HUMAN SEXUALITY 7:56,July 1973.

Zimering, ABORTION TODAY. Spring- 191 Jules Saltman and Stanley field (Illinois): Charles C.Thomas, 1973.

THE ABORTION CONTROVERSY. New 192 Betty Sarvis and Hyman Rodman, York: Columbia University Press, 1973. abortion," NEW SOCIETY 25: 193R. Servan-Schreiber, "New York 324-326, August 9, 1973.

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194 Arthur B. Shostak, "Marital decision making and the special case of abortion."Available from the Department of Social Sciences, Drexel University, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19104.

195Madeleine Simms, "Abortion politics in New York," NEW SCIENTIST 75:252-253, February 1, 1973.

196 E.M. Smith, "Follow-up study of women who request abortion," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ORTHOPSYCHIATRY 43:574-585, July 1973.

197 Patricia G. Steinhoff, Roy G. Smith, and Milton Diamond, "Characteristics and motivations of women receiving abortions," SOCIOLOGICAL SYMPOSIUM 8:83-89, Spring 1972.

198 Phillis Langton Stewart, "Normative views of doctors and nurses on abortion," SOCIOLOGICAL SYMPOSIUM 8:91-99, Spring 1972.

199M. Such-Baer, "Professional staff reaction to abortion work," SOCIAL CASEWORK 55:435-441, July 1974.

200 Frida G. Surawicz, "Therapeutic abortion: middle class privi- lege or curse?" JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN MEDICAL WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION 27:590-591, November 1972.

201 Michael Tooley, "Abortion and infanticide," PHILOSOPHY AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS 2(1):37-65, Fall 1972. An organism's right to life can be defined by its capability of self-consciousness.

202 Alice Ullmann, "Social work service to abortion patients," SOCIAL CASEWORK 53(8):481-487, October 1972.

203 Murray Vincent and Dale Barton, "Attitudes of unmarried college women toward abortion," THE JOURNAL OF SCHOOL HEALTH 43:55-59, January 1973.

204 Judith Wallerstein and others, "Psychosocial sequelae of therapeutic abortion in young unmarried women," ARCHIVES OF GENERAL PSYCHIATRY 27:828-832, December 1972.

205 Sylvia Wassertheil-Smoller and others, "New Yolic State physicians and the social context of abortion," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PUBLIC HEALTH 63:144-149, February 1973.

206Delpfine Welch, "Defending the right to abortion in New-York," INTERNATIONAL SOCIALIST REVIEW 34:10-13, January 1973.

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207 Sanford R. Wolf, "PsYchosexual problems associated with the contraceptive practices of abortion-seeking patients,"MEDICAL ASPECTS OF HUMAN SEXUALITY 7(9):169-189, September 1973.

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1 LINGUISTICS

208J. Anderson, "Sexual politics: chauvinism and backlash?" TODAY'S SPEECH 21:11-16, Fall 1973.

209Mary Anna Baden and Michael Schwartz, "A research note on sex, the meaning of self, and cross sex role 'taking." (University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida 32601) Evidence refuting the assumptions of universal semantic con-. sistency first proposed by C. Osgood.

210 M.S. Blaubergs, "Misunderstanding the need for eliminating sexism in language."Paper presented at the Golden Anniver- sary meeting of the Linguistic Society of America, New York City, December 30, 1974.

211 R.J. Brake and D. Neuleib, "Famous women orators: an opinion survey," TODAY'S SPEECH 21:33-37, Fall 1973.

212 W. Brownell and D.R. Smith, "C.Jmmunication patterns, sex, and length of verbalization in speech of four-year-old chileren," SPEECH MONOGRAPHS 40:310-316, November 197,.

213 D.D. Cantrell, "Herstory of the language: master vs. mistress," DELTA KAPPA GAMMA BULLETIN 40:32-35, Spring 1974.

214 "Conference on women and language,"OFF OUR BACKS 3:19, May 1973.

215 Sharon Crowley, "The semantics of sexism,"-ETC: A REVIEW OF GENERAL SEMANTICS 30:407-411, December 1973.

216Elizabeth Dickinson, "A word game," EMERGENCY LIBRARIAN 1: 2-7, February 1973. About the Hennepin County Library in Edina, Minnesota, which has revised the Library of Congress subject headings to eliminate linguistic sexism.

217Henny Lee Gershuny, "Sexist semantics: an investigation of masculine and feminine nouns and pronouns in dictionary sentences that illustrate word usages as a reflection of sex- role." PhD Dissertation, New York University, 1973.Available from-University Microfilm, P.O. Box 1764, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48106. 218 A. Graham, 'Making of a nonsexist dictionary," ETC: A REVIEW OF GENERAL SEMANTICS 31:57-64, March 1974.

219 Myrna Adcock Hammons, "Aspects of written language of college freshmen in Oklahoma according to race andsex: Negro, American Indian, and Caucasian," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(10): 6456A, April 1974.

220 Barbara Hardy,+"Mistress Quickly and the language of theop- pressed: the psychodynamics of malapropism." (Department of English, New York State University College, Oswego, New York 13126) A study of the psychodynamics of language as it reveals female character in Shakespear's Henriad.

221 Maryann Hartman, +"Language patterns of selected women and men of Maine." (325 Stevens Hall, University of Maine, Orono, Maine 04473)

222 K.H. Kjerulff and M.R. Blood, "Comparison of communication patterns in male and female graduate students,"THE JOURNAL OF HIGHER EDUCATION44:623-632, November 1973.

223 Paunne Komnenich, "Hormonal influences in verbal behavior in women," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(6):3065B, December 1974.

224 Cheris Kramer, "Women's speech: separate but unequal?" QUARTER- LY JOURNAL OF SPEECH 60:14-24, February 1974.

225 Robin Lakoff, "Language and women's place," LANGUAGE IN SOCIETY 2:45-80, April 1973. Discusses the way women are discriminated against in the use of language.

226 L. McPherson, "Communication techniques of the women's liber- tion front," TODAY'S SPEECH 21:33-38, Spring 1973.

227 W.D. Martin, uSex, semantics, and children's writing," ELE- MENTARY ENGLISH 50:1238-1240, November 1973.

228 G.R. Miller and M. McReynolds, "Male chauvinism and source competence: a research note," SPEECH MONOGRAPHS 40:154-155, June 1973.

229 Ellen Morgan, +"Linguistic sexism." CA21, 220 West Everg.een Avenue, rhiladelphia, Pennsylvania 19118)

230 Nelle Morton, "The rising woman consciousness in a male language structure," ANDOVER NEWTON QUARTERLY 12(4):177-190, March 1972.

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231 Alleen Pace Nilsen, "Grammatical gender and itsrelationship to the equal treatment of males and females inchildren's books," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(2):945A, August 1974.

232Muriel R. Schulz, "How sexist is Webster's Third?" VISA VIS, Decembel. 1974.

233 R.L. Scott, "Conservative voice in radical rhetoric: a common response to divis2on: gay liberation, women'slib," SPEECH MONOGRAPHS 40:123-175, June 1973.

234 John Simon, "Words and the woman," THE NEW LEADER57:12-14, April 1, 1974.

235 Delia E. Suardiaz, "Sexism in the Spanish language." (Depart- ment of Linguistics, University of Washington,Seattle, Washing- ton 98105)

236William A. Sutton, "Sexual fairness in language," ERIC, document ED 089 301, 1973. States that occupational titles should not carry anysuggestion of the sex of the worker and male terms should not standfor the whole population.

237 Ruth Todasco, ed., FEMINIST ENGLISH DICTIONARY. Chicago: Loop Center YMCA, 1973.

238 "Women and girls," ELEMENTARY ENGLISH 50(7), October1973. Special issue containing articles of interest tothe teacher or librarian who is looking for booLswith good images of women.

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239"American composers (8 distinguished women composers),"MUSIC CLUBS MAGAZINE 52(3):4, 1973.

240S. Braden, "Politics in art," STUDIO 187:272-274,June 1974. Women as artists.

241 K. Breazeale, "Womanspace: a house divided,"ART IN AMERICA 62: 101, July 1974.

242Miriam Bruner, "Organic image: women's image?"THE FEMINIST ART JOURNAL 2:12-13, Spring 1973.

243 D. Burns, "The distaffed composers," MUSICJOURNAL 32:16-17, March 1974. Discrimination against women composers.

244 Susan F. Cohn, "An analysis of selectedworks by Georgia O'Keefe and a production of drawings by tharesearcher relating 28 - 19 - B.2

to the work of the artist studied," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35 (6):3595A, December 1974.

245Helen Loftin Cornell, "An evaluation of vocal music by American women composers as to its appropriateness in the elementary school," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(11):7264A, May 1974.

246C. Duncan, "Happy mothers and othernew ideas in French art," ART BULLETIN 55:570-583, December 1973.

247C. Duncan, "Virility and domination in early 20th Centuryvan- guard painting," ART FORUM 12:30-39, December 1973.

248 W. Dyler and others, "Letters: composing women," HIGH FIDELITY/ MUSICAL AMERICA 23:8, May 1973.

249E. Freyer, "Womanhouse," CRAFT HORIZONS 34:13, April 1974.

250M. Green, "Women: from silence to song," THE AMERICAN MUSIC TEACHER 24:5-7, September 1974.

251Thomas B. Hess and E. Baker, ART AND SEXUAL POLITICS. New York: Macmillan, 1973.

252Ruth Iskin, +"A monographic study of the art of Mary Cassatt." Dissertation, Johns Hopkins University. (1101 Bay Street, #D, Santa Moni.m, California 90405)

253"Karen Riale becomes first woman member of United States Air Force Band of Washington, DC," THE SCHOOL MUSICIAN 44:52,June- July 1973.

254 Linda Killian, "Feminist theatre," FEMINIST ART JOURNAL 3:23-24, Spring 1974.

255M. Kunkel, "Women can find careers in mlisic," THE SCHOOL MUSICIAN 45:37, October 1973.

256E. Lea, "Notes for women," MUSICAL OPINION 96:353, April 1973.

257 L. Levine, "Lone star four," ARTS 48:33-39, March 1974. Four women artists.

258 L.R. Lippard, "More alternate spaces: the LA woman's building," ART IN AMERICA 62:85-86, May 1974.

259 L. Lippard, "Six," STUDIO 187:96, Fall 1974. Women artists.

260 L. Lippard, "Why separate women's art?"ART AND ARTISTS 8: 8-9, October 1973.

+ indicates work in progress 2 9 B.2 - 20 - HERITAGE 25:11-21, 96- 261 David Lowe, "Mary Cassatt," AMERICAN 100, December 1973.

262N. Marmer, "Womanspace: a creative battlefor equality in the art world," ART NEWS 72:38-39, Summer 1973.

263 Patricia Mainardi, "Feminine sensibility: ananalysis," THE FEMINIST ART JOURNAL 1:9, Fall 1972.

264 Patricia Mainardi, "Quilts: the great Americanart," RADICAL AMERICA 7(1):36-42, 1974.

265"Members of the women's workshop have beenactively involved in running the Artists Union," ART ANDARTISTS 8:5-6, Octo- ber 1973.

266 C. Nemser, "Art criticism and women artists,"THE JOURNAL OF AESTHETIC EDUCATION 7:73-83, July 1973.

267 Cindy Nemser, "The woman artist's movement,"FEMINIST ART JOURNAL 2:8-10, Winter 1973-1974.

268 L. Nochlin, "Miriam Schapiro: recent work," ARTS48:38-41, November 1973.

269 L. Nochlin, "Some women realists," ARTS48:46-51, Fall 1974.

27,0 L. Nochlin, "Some women realists: paintersof the figure," ARTS 48:29-33, May 1974.

271R. Partridge, "Dialogue: MM special on womenin rock," MELODY MAKER 48:36-38, November 10,1973.

heaven for little 272 Robert Patrick and William Haislip, "Thank girls: an examination of the male chauvinistmusical," CINEASTE 6(1):22-25, 1973.

advice," MUSIC JOURNAL 273 K. Phillips, "Women musicians offer 32:18-19, March 1974.

haven't women 274 Judith Rosen and Grace Rubin-Rabson, "Why become great composers," HIGH FIDELITY/MUSICALAMERICA 23:46-52, February 1973.

275 H. Roth, "Women and the violin,"THE STRAD 83:551, March 1973. of the Canadian 276 Vivienne Wilda Rowley, "The solo piano music composer Jean Coulthard," DISSERTATIONABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 35(4):2686A, November 1973.

toward progressive 277 Marguerite Anne Ruffner, "Women's attitude rock radio," JOURNAL OF BROADCASTING17(1):85-94, Winter 1972-73.

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278 Richard Schickel, "The art of Diane Arbus,"COMMENTARY 55: 73-75, March 1973.

279Judy Seigel, "Women in the arts- gallery action," FEMINIST ART JOURNAL 3:7, Spring 1974.

280 Judy Seigel, "Women's panel at the CollegeArt Association," THE FEMINIST ART JOURNAL 2:10-11, Spring1973.

281 Suzanae Shelton-Buckley, +"Matriarchs of ModernDance: Three women pioneers." Doctoral Dissertation. (American StudiesPro- gram, University df Texas, Austin, Texas 78712) Cultural and aesthetic analysis of RuthSt. Denis, IsadOra Duncan, and Loie Fuller.

282 B.H. Smith, "Women artists: some muted notes," THEJOURNAL OF COMMUNICATION 24:146-149, Spring 1974.

283A. Springer, "Some images of women in Frenchposters of the 1890's," ART JOURNAL 33(2):116-124, Winter 1973-1974.

284 S. Starr, "The prejudice against women," MUSICJOURNAL 32: 14-15, March 1974.

285 J. Snyder-Ott, "Female experience and artisticcreativity," ART EDUCATION 27:15-18, September 1974.

286 M. Terbell, "Woman's place is in the gallery," ARTNEWS 73: 73-74, February 1974.

287 L.M. Til'__, "Don't cry...work," ART AND ARTISTS 8:22-27, October 1973.

288 E.M. Tufts, "Successful 16th Century portraitist,Ms. Lavinia Fontana from Bologna," ART NEWS 73:60, February 1974.

289 "Women and the arts," ARTS IN SOCIETY 11(1), Spring-Summer 1974. Special issue.

290 "Women in big ten marching bands," THE SCHOOL MUSICIAN 45: 58-59, December 1973.

291 "Women printmakers," BULLETIN OF THE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY 77:70-79, August 1973.

292 Gladys Stone Wright, "Women Band Directors NationalAssociation," regular feature in issues of THE SCHOOL MUSICIAN.

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293 Donna Allen, "Males manipulate the mass media,"WOMEN STRIKE FOR PEACE 3(2):17-18, Spring 1973.

294 Sardra L. Bem and Daryl J. Bem, "Does sex-biasedadvertising 'aid and abet' sex.discrimination?" (Department of Psycho- logy, Stanford University, Stanford, California 94305)

295Anne Bishop, "Women on film," LIFELONG LEARNING42:2-5, March 5, 1973. Current films on women.

296DeWitt Bodeen, "Eleahor Boardman: on the screen shedisplayed intelligence as wdll as beauty," FILMS IN REVIEW 24:593-608, December 1973.

297 R. Bowers, "Legendary ladies of the movies,"FILMS IN REVIEW 24:321-329, June 1973.

298 Linda Jean Busby, "Sex roles as presented incommercial network television programs directed towardchildren: rationale and analysis," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(5):3026A,November 1974.

299Michael Anthony Callahan, "A critical studyof the image of marriage in the contemporary American cinema."Available 'from the University of Southern California, order#72-6044.

300 Ken Clancy-Hepburn, "Sexism and sci fi,"HUMAN ECOLOGY FORUM 4:28-30, Autumn 1973.

301H. Crowther, "TV sex," HUMANIST 34:42, March1974.

302 Joseph R. Dominick and Gail E. Rauch, "The imageof women in network TV commercials," JOURNAL OFBROADCASTING 16(3): 259-263, Summer 1972.

303 Marjorie Ferguson, "Women's magazine:the changing mood," NEW SOCIETY 29:475-477, August 22, 1974.

304 Karen L. Filoso, "Female adolescentsperceptions of self, of their television fictional role models, and oftheir real world role models: an exploratory study,"DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(5):3027A, November 1974.

305Helen H. Franzwa, "Working women in factand fiction," JOURNAL OF COMMUNICATION 24(2):104-109, Spring 1974. Characters in women's magazine fiction. 32 - 23 - B.3

306 Mariam Darce Frenier, "Images of women and men in America's popular magazines." (University of Minnesota, Morris Social Science Division, Morris, Minnesota 56207)

307Mariam Darce Frenier, "Women in American men's magazines." (University of Minnesota, Morris Social Science Division, Morris, Minnesota 56267)

308 Judith Schlein Gelfman, "Women in television news: the on-air woman newscaster in New York," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(4): 2209A, October 1974.

309Herbert J. Gans, "The exorcist: a devilish attack on woman," SOCIAL POLICY 5:71-74, May-June 1974.

310 June Gill, "The filnsof Gunvo Nelson." (Departwent of Foreign Languages, CaliforniaState University, Fresno, California 93710) Analysis of work by awoman avant-guarde.

311 June Gill, "Women in film." (Department of-Foreign Languages, California State University, Fresno, California 93710) A summary of trends in films by women directors.

312Marla Goodman, +"Analysis of portrayals of women in present- day soap operas." (24531 Glenforest Road, Euclid, Oklahoma 44123)

313 Susan R. Gorsky, "Old maids and new women," JOURNAL OF POPULAR CULTURE 7:68-85, Summer 1973.

314Doris M. Green, "The presentation of women in advertisements in women's magazines, 1942-1972." (University of Wisconsin, School of Journalism and Mass Communication, Madison, Wisconsin)

315Jonathan Gutman, "Self-concepts and television viewing among women," PUBLIC OPINION QUARTERLY 37:388-397, Fall 1973.

316Mblly Haskell, FROM REVERENCE TO RAPE.New York: Hblt, Rine- hart and Winston, 1973. The treatment of women in the movies.

317M. Haskell, "Howard Hawks, masculine-feminine," FILM COMMENT 10:34-39, March 1974. Women and men in moving pictures.

318 Jerry Paul Houseman, "A study of selected Walt Disney screen- plays and films and the stereotyping of the role of the female," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(12):7466A, June 1974.

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319 Robbie Davis Johnson, "Folklore and women:a social interactional analysis of a Texas madam," JOURNALOF AMERICAN FOLK- LORE 86:211-224, July-September 1973. Use of folklore as an instrument of verbalmanipulation in a bordello.

320N. Kaniuga and others, "Working womey portrayed on evening television programs," VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE QUARTERLY 23:134- 137, December 1974.

321 Nora Scott rinzer, "Sexual sell: advertising in lower middle class women's magazines," SOCIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS 21(1) Sup- plement 30:14, February 1973.

522 Cheris Kramer, "Women's rhetoric in 'New Yorker' cartoons: patterns for a Mildred Milquetoast,"ERIC, document ED 087 058, 1973.

323 M.E.B. Lewis, "Feminists have done it: applied folklore," JOURNAL OF AMERICAE FOLKLORE 87:85-87, January 1974.

324 M.L. Long and R.J. Simon, "Roles and statuses of women and children in family TV programs," JOURNALISM QUARTERLY 51:107- 110, Spring 1974.

325 R. McAdow, "Experience of soap opera,"JOURNAL OF POPULAR CUL-. TURE 7:955-965, Spring 1974.

326 Leslie Zebrowitz McArthur and Susan V. Eisen, +The portrayal of males and females on children's educational TV, children's Saturday morning TV, and commercials. (LZM - Department of Psychology, Brandeis University, Waltham, Massachusetts 02154)

327 Christine McCree and others, "Psychiatrists' responses to sexual bias in pharmaceutical advertising," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY 131(11):1273-1275, November 1974.

328 McMaureen, "Film-makers," SECOND WAVE 2(3):31-35, 1973. Interview with Liane Brandon, Deana Rabenold, and Miriam Weinstein.

329 C. Cameron Macauley, "Women's films: a new category in EMC films, 1973-1974," LIFELONG LEARNING 42:1, March 5, 1973. Brief history of women in films, with films about World War I women and the suffrage movement.

330 Leeda Pollock Marting, "An empirical study of the images of males and females during prime-time television drama," DIS- SERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(8):5221A, February 1974.

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331 Richard A. Maynard,."Women on film," SCHOLASTIC TEACHER, pp. 21-22, May 1973. Suggestions for films for high school students to make them aware of sex-role stereotyping of women.

332 K. Mills, "Fighting sexism on the airwaves," THE JOURNAL OF COMMUNICATION 24:150-153, Spring 1974.

333 Joan Mellen, "Bergman and women: Cries and Whispers," FILM QUARTERLY 26(5):2-11, Fall 1973.

334 Joan Mellen, WOMEN AND THEIR SEXUALITY IN THE NEW FILM. New York: Horizon Press, 1973.

335 Janet Meyers, "Making the film is only part of the problem," MAJORITY REPORT 4:14, May 16, 1974. Women's distribution companies.

336 Monica B. Morris, "Newspapers and the new feminists: Black out as social control?" JOURNALISM QUARTERLY 50(1):37-42, Spring 1973.

337 Pamela Osborne Munter, "Screen actresses of the 1930's, 1940's, and 1950's as role models." (3800 SW Cedar Hills Boulevard, Suite 201, Beavcrton, Oregon 97005)

338 "NOW v. WABC-TV: sexism in the media," WOMEN'S RIGHTS LAW REPORTER 1(4):48-54, 1972.

339 Charlotte G. O'Kelly, "Sexism on children's television," JOURNALISM QUARTERLY 51(4):722-723, Winter 1974.

340 G. Peary, "Dorothy Arzner," CINEMA 34:2-9, 1974. Women in moving pictures.

341 Mecca Reliance, "More mind candy for the (feminist) masses," OFF OUR BACKS 4:9, December-January 1974. Feminist comic books that are being produced by feminist collectives.

342 Lessie M. Reynolds, "The journey toward liberation for Fellini'S women," ERIC, document ED 085 812, 1973.

343 Ellen Rhoads, "Little Orphan Annie and Levi-Strauss: the myth and the method," JOURNAL OF AMERICAN FOLKLORE 86:345-357, October-December 1973.

344 Susan R. Rosbrow, "Sexual stereotyping in magazine fiction: a discussion of the romantic myth in America," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(5):2445B, November 1974.

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345 Marjorie Rosen, POPCORN VENUS: WOMEN, MOVIES, AND THE AMERICAN DREAM. New York: Coward, McCann & Geoghegan, 1973. History of women in.film. Shows how each period is marked by a varied but superficial and sometimesdemeaning depiction of women.

346 James Melvin Rosene, "The effects of violentand sexually arousing film content: an experimental study." Ohio University, 1972, Order number #72-13,691. Among this study's findings is that when theperson aggressed against is perceived as being female, higherlevels of aggression are exhibited than when it is perceivedas being male.

347 Catherine Samuels, HOW TO MAKE THE MEDIA WORK FOR YOU. New York: Women's Action Alliance, 1974. (WAA, 370 Lexington Avenue, New York, New York 10017)

348 Tina Santi, "Today's Women explodes yesterday's ad dream world," ADVERTISING AGE 45:49-53, March 18, 1974.

349 Harold Schecter, "Kali on Main Street: the riseof the terrible mother in America," JOURNAL OF POPULAR CULTURE 7:251-263, Fall 1973. Change of the image of woman as the "Good Mother" in the1950's to the image of "Terrible Mother" today.

350 Louise Welsh Schrank, "Films for feminist consciousness- raising," MEDIA AND METHODS 10(2):10-12, December 1973.

351 Arthur Jay Silverstein and Rebecca Silverstein,"Portrayal of women in television advertising," FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS BAR JOURNAL 27(1):71-98, 1974.

352A. Slide, "Forgotten early women directors," FILMS INREVIEW 25:165-168, March 1974.

353 M. Dwayne Smith and Marc D. Matre, "Social normsand sex roles in romance and adventure magazines." (University at Houston, Houston, Texas 77004)

354 Sharon Smith, MEN WHO MAKE MOVIES. Hopkinson and Blake, 1974.

355 Judy Steed, "Women and film and debutantes," THIS MAGAZINE 7:3-5, August 1973.

356 V.A. Stone, "Attitudes toward television.newswomen,"JOURNAL OF BROADCASTING 18:49-62, Winter 1973-1974.

357Ethel Strainchamps, ed., ROOMS WITH NO VIEW: AWOMAN'S GUIDE TO THE MAN'S WORLD OF THE NEDIA. New York: Harper and Row, 1974. 36 - 27 - B.3,C.1

358Helen White Streicher, "The girls in the cartoons," JOURNAL OF COMMUNICATION 24(2):125-129, 1974.

359Nancy S. Tedesco, "Patterns in prime time," JOURNAL OF COMMU- NICATION 24(2):119-124, 1974. Portrayal of women on prime time television.

360 Phyllis Tortora, "Fashion magazines mirror changing role of women," JOURNAL OF HOME ECONOMICS 65:19-23, March 1973.

361 Emily Toth, Janice Delaney, and Mary Jane Lupton, "Periodic parade," ROUGH TIMES 4(3):10-11, September 1974. Menstruation ads.

362 "Woman: nine reports on role, image, and message," JOURNAL OF COMMUNICATION 24(2), Spring 1974. 52-page section on women: importance of the media in female aspirations and self-conception.

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363 Ti-Grace Atkinson, AMAZON ODYSSEY. New York: Links Books, 1974.

364 Linda L. Barufaldis and Emily E. Culpepper, "Androgyny and the myth of masculine/feminine," CHRISTIANITY AND CRISIS 33:69- 71, April 16, 1973.

365 Nancy Topping Bazin and Alma Freeman, "The androgynous vision," WOMEN'S STUDIES 2(2):185-215, 1974.

366 Joan P. Bean, "The third dimension: a model of androgyny." (Department of Psychology, University of Massachusetts, Am- herst, Massachusetts 01002)

367 Andrea M. Burgard, "The Women's Information Center Project: final report," ERIC, document ED 081 459, 1973. A six month grant was.maAe with Title I Higher Education Act funds and matching funds from the University of Maryland to assess the feasibility of a development of plans for a special information center to serve student, faculty, and staff women on campus.

368 Hester Eisenstein and Susan Riemer Sacks, +"Women in search of autonomy: an action design." To be published in SOCIAL CHANGE 5(2):4-6, 1975. Also available from NTL Institute, P.O. Box 9155, Rosalyn Station, Arlington, Virginia 22209

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369 Zillah Eisenstein, "Connections between sex andclass: moving toward a theory of liberation." (Department ofPolitics, Ithaca College, Ithaca, New York 14850)

370"Feminism and workers," INTERNATIONAL SOCIALISTREVIEW 35(3), March 1974. Special issue.

371 Marilyn Ferrandino, +Feminism as a political philosophy. (Women's Studies Program, University of South Florida, Tampa, Florida 33620) Specifically refutes Goldberg's book, INEVITABILITY OF PATRI- ARCHY, as a framework inyhich to develop and explore some theoretical ideas about oppression and its elimination.

372 "Fight against women's oppression parallels struggle against racism," PROGRESSIVE LABOR 9:24-29, November 1973.

-373 Clara Fraser, "The emancipation of women."Seattle: Radical Women, 1973. (Radical Women, 3815 Fifth Avenue NE, Seattle, Washington 98105)

374Clara Fraser, "Which road towards women's liberation: the movement as a radical vanguard or a single-issue coalition?" Seattle: Radical Women, 1973. (Radiaal Women, 3815 Fifth, NE, Seattle, Washington 98105)

375 Clara Fraser, "Woman as leader: double jeopardy on account of sex." Seattle: Radical Women, 1972. (Radical Women, 3815 Fifth, NE, Seattle, Washington 98105)

376 Betty Friedan, "Human...Not class!" SOCIAL POLICY 3(6):32- 38, March-April 1973.

377Audrey Fuss, +Practices in liberation for women. (Department of Sociology, California State University at Long Beach, Long Beach, California) The book consists of activities for women such as role reversal, interviewing people about rage; keeping a journal, good use of consciousness raising.

378 Barbara Charlesworth Gelpi, "The politics of androgyny," WOMEN'S STUDIES 2(2):151-160, 1974.

379 Frederick C. Giffin, ed., WOMAN AS REVOLUTIONARY. New York: New American Library, Mentor Books, 1973.

380 Cindy Gipple, "The women's movement and the class struggle." Seattle: Radical Women, 1973. (Radical Women, 3815 Fifth, NE, Seattle, Washington 98105) - 29 - C.1

381 Daniel A. Harris, "Androgyny: the sexist myth in disguise," WOMEN'S STUDIES 2(2):171-184, 1974.

382 Wilma Scott Heide, "A feminist perspective of manipulationof woman (woman includes man)."New York: National Organization for Women, 1973. (NOW, Public Information Office, 641 Lexing- ton Avenue, New York, New York 10022)

383 Carolyn Heilbrun, "Further notes towarda recognition of androgyny," WOMEN'S STUDIES 2(2):143-149, 1974.

384 Carolyn Heilbrun, TOWARD A RECOGNITION OF ANDROGYNY. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1973.

385 Nancy M. Henley, "The politics of touch," WOMEN: A JOURNALOF LIBERATION 3:7-8, October 1972. Examines the act of touching as a form of communicatingpower politics.

386 Jean Horen, "Anarcho-feminism," OFF OUR BACKS 4:8-9,May 1974.

387 Lynne B. Iglitzin, "The persistence of patriarchal thinking: women-as-property," THE CENTER MAGAZINE 7:44-47, May-June 1974.

388 Jill Johnston, LESBIAN NATION: THE FEMINIST SOLUTION.New York: Simon and Schuster, 1973.

389 Anne Koedt, Ellen Levine, and Anita Rapone, RADICAL FEMINISM. New York: Quadrangle Books, 1973.

390 Kendall King Lambert and-James D. Preston, "Women's liberation: a catalyst for social change." (Memphis State University, Memphis, Tennessee 38111)

391 Lora J. Liss, "Development and demise of a women's center," 1974. (Fairleigh Dickinson University, Teaneck, New Jersey 07666)

392 Carol Mannolini, +"Towards a feminist philosophy." (Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, Illinois 62901)

393 "Men," WIN 10(13), April 11, 1974. Special issue on the need for a male libeTation and consciousness raising in order to end sexism and discrimination.

394 Deena Metzger, +"Woman's culture: creating the world in her image." (Writing Program, Feminist Studio Workshop, Woman's Building, 743 S. Grandview, Los Angeles, California 90057) A definition of woman's culture through an examination of

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works of art and literature, women's forms ofsocial organization and interaction.

395Juliet Mitchell, "Marxism and women's liberation,"SOCIAL PRAXIS 1(1): 23-33, 1973.

396 Juliet Mithcell, PSYCHOANALYSIS AND FEMINISM. New York: Pan- theon Books, 1974.

397 Robin Morgan, "Lesbianism and feminism; synonyms orcontradic- tions?" THE SECOND WAVE 2(4), 1973.

398Monica B. Morris, "The public definition of asocial movement: women's liberation," SOCIOLOGY AND SOCIAL RESEARCH54(4):526- 543, 1973.

399Sandra E. Purnell, "Communication styles ofwomen's liberation." (Department of Speech, Communication and Drama,California State University, Los Angeles, California90032) Methods of public communication used by movement groups,the political and philosophical implications ofcommunication choices.

400 Deborah Rose, "Lookinaround: how women are regaining control," SECOND WAVE 2(3):23-24, 1973.

401Abigail L. Rosenthal, "Feminism withoutcontradictions," THE MONIST 57:28-42, January 1973. Self understanding is discussed as the way to trueliberation.

402 Shiela Rowbotham, WOMAN'S CONSCIOUSNESS, MAN'SWORLD. Middle- sex, England: Penguin Books Ltd., 1973.

403 Mary Rowe, "Androgyny - finding the way tolove and work." (Massachusetts Institute of Technology 10-215,77 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge, Massachusetts 02139)

404 Cynthia Secor, "Androgyny: An early.reappraisal," WOMEN'S STUDIES 2(2):161-169, 1974.

WOMEN'S STUDIES 2(2): 405Cynthia Secor, "'The androgyny papers," 139-141, 1974.

achieving affirmative action." 406 Lucy W. Sells, "Strategies for (Women's Center, University of California,Berkeley, California 94720)

raising," EDITORIAL 407Helen B. Shaffer, "Women's consciousness RESEARCH REPORTS 2(1), 1973. (Editorial Research Reports, 1735 K Street, Washington, D.C. 20006) Resurgence of feminism in new form;Evolution of United States ! women's protest.

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408 Virginia Smiley, "The Chicago women's liberation school," CHANGE 6:18-20, April'1974.

409 Tish Sommers, THE NOT SO HELPLESS FEMALE: HOW TO CHANGE THINGS AROUND YOU - EVEN IF YOU NEVER THOUGHT YOU COULD. New York: David McKay, 1973.

410 Catharine R. Stimpson, "The androgyne and the homosexual," WOMEN'S STUDIES 2(2):237-248, 1974.

411 A. Tenelshof and S.E. Searle, "Developing a women's center," JOURNAL OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR WOMEN DEANS ADMINISTRA- TORS AND COUNSELORS 37:173-178, Summer 1974.

412 Susan Williams, "Lesbianism: a socialist-feminist perspective," April 1973. (Radical Women, 3815 Fifth, NE, Seattle, Washing- ton 98105)

413 Gayle Graham Yates, "Ideologies of contemporary American Feminism," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(5):2542A, November 1973.

414 Eli Zaretsky, "Capitalism, the family, and personal life: Part- I and II," SOCIALIST REVOLUTION 3(1-2):69-125, January-April 1973 and 3(3):19-70, May-June 1973. This paper deals with the soci.nlist movement and its lack of involvement in women's oppression and the institution of the family.

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415 Catherine Arnott, "Feminists and anti-feminists as 'True Be- liever.'," SOCIOLOGY AND SOCIAL RESEARCH 57(3):300-306, April 1973. A study of women's groups to explore the sociological pool from which extremists are drawn. The samples are taken from NOW and Fascinating Womanhood.

416 Alan John Bauer, "A study of self-concept with women who identify with either a gay lib or women's lib organization," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(7):3977A, January 1974.

417 Barbara R. Bergmann, "The economics of women's liberation," CHALLENGE 2:11-17, May-June 1973.

418 Eugene Bianchi, "America as monastery," COMMONWEAL 99:530- 531, March 21, 1973. Theory that American society practices "psychic celibacy" in government, business, sports, in all aspects of /ife by keeping

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women removed from intellectual and spiritual activity.

419"Black women's liberation," THE BLACK SCHOLAR 4(6-7), March- April 1973. Special issue.

420 "Black women in revclt," MONTHLY REVIEW 24:45-56, October 1972.

421 Elisabeth Mann Borgese, "Human nature is still evolving," THE CENTER MAGAZINE 6:4-9, March-April 1973. The women's liberation movement has coincided with trends toward community-oriented social organization.

422Maren Lockwood Carden, THE NEW FEMINIST MOVEMENT. New York: Russell Sage Foundation, 1974.

423J. Cassell, "Externalities of change: deference and demeanor in contemporary feminism," HUMAN ORGANIZATION 33:85-94, Spring 1974.

424Cary Cherniss, "Personality and ideology: a personological study of women's liberation," PSYCHIATRY 35(2):109-125, May 1972. A study of the people of the women's movement and their experiences in it. Women's liberation was found to be an agent of personal growth and change for the participating women.

425 "The City University of New York Women's Coalition Conference," March 3, 1973. (Women's Research and Resource Center, Queens- borough Community College, 222-03 Garland Drive, Bayside, New York 11364)

426Martin Cohen, "You've come a long way baby...or have you?" SEXUAL BEHAVIOR 2(6):48-51, June 1972. From Harris poll of three thousand women.

427 Jean Collins, "The feminist press," CHANGE 6:19-23, Summer 1974.

428James Cooper and Sheila M. Cooper, THE ROOTS OF AMERICAN FEMIN- ISM. New York: Allyn and Bacon, 1973.

429 Yvonne Craig, "Let women be human," FRONTIER 17:7-10, Spring 1974.

430 Patricia Woodall Crigler,"Significant variables indicative of -ommitment to the women'smovement," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34 (7):3458B, January 1974. A study of members of NOWand the League of Women Voters.

431 Betsy Damon, "Female creativity," HUMAN ECOLOGY FORUM 4:24-2b, Autumn 1973. 4 2 - 33 - C.2

432 Frank Darpli, "The relationship of involvement in the women's liberation movement and measured self-actualization," DISSER- TATION ABSTRACTS 35(3):1378B, September 1974.

433 Judith A. Dempewolff, "Feminism and its correlates," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 33(8):3913B-3914B, February 1973.

434J. A. Dempewolff, "Some correlates of feminism," PSYCHOLOGICAL REPORTS 34:671-676, April 1974.

435 Cheryl Burnham Denk, "Over the hill and female to boot?" To be published in MODERN MATURITY. (CBD, RR 5, Box 35B, Franklin, Indiana 46131) The effect of the women's movement on women of retirementage.

436 Florence Denmark, ed., WOMEN: NINETEEN SEVENTY-THREE. New York: Random House, 1973.

437 P. Deutz, "Where women's liberation fails," SOCIALIST STANDARD 69:72-73, May 1973.

438 Claudia Dreyfus, WOMAN'S FATE. New York: Bantam Books, 1973.

439Eliiabeth R. Eames, +"Analytic philosophy and feminism." (Philosophy Department, Southern Illinois University, Carbon- dale, Illinois 62901)

440 Paula Costa Eastnan, "Consciouswls3-raising as a resocialization process for women," SMITh COLLEGE STUDIES IN SOCIAL WORK 43:153-183, June 1973.

441 Zillah Ruth Eisenstein, "Species life in Marx and Durkheim: its import as an ideology for women in contemporary society," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(9):5248A, March 1973.

442 Rona M. Fields and E. Patrick, "The new feminists: a bio-demographic study." (Sociology Departrait, Clark University, Worcester, Massachusetts)

443 Blythe F. Finke, WOMEN'S LIBERATION: THE DESIRE FOR CHANGE. Charlottesville (New York): Sam Har Press, 1973.

444Sandra Fish, "Phenomenology of women." Dissertation, 1974. (Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, Illinois 62901)

445 Laurine E. Fitzgerald, "Women's changing expectations...new insights, new demands," THE COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGIST 4(1):90- 101, 19Y5.

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446 Marguerite Gilbert Fowler, Robert L. Fowler, and Hani Van De Riet, "Feminism and political radicalism," THE JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY 83:237-242, March 1973. Differences between fifty feminist women and fifty peers of upper-division university women.

447Marguerite Gilbert Fowler and Hani K. Van De Riet, "Women tuday and yesterday: an examisAtion of the feministpersonality," THE JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY 82:269-276, November 1972.

448"Freeing ourselves," 1973. (Women Mobilized for Change, c/o YWCA of Metropolitan Chicago, 37 South Wabash Avenue,Chicago, Illinois 60603)

449 Jo Freeman, "The new feminism," THE NATION, pp.297-302, March 9, 1974.

450Jo Freeman, "Origins of the women's liberation movement," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY 78(4):792-811, January 1973.

451 Jo Freeman, "The tyranny of structurelessness," BERKELEYJOUR- NAL OF SOCIOLOGY 17:151-164, 1972-1973. The author believes that unstructured groups, although a healthy reaction to an "overstructured society," can fail women by fostering elitism and taking too much time for married women to participate fully.

PI:0452 Mary F. Gallagher, "Women's liberation: social movement in a complex society." Dissertation, 1973. (Available from Uni- versity Microfilms)

453 Marianne Githens, "The women's movement ininternational perspective," 1974.-(Department of Political Science, Goucher College, Baltimore, Maryland 21204)

454 Lynda M. Glennon, +"Feminism and technocracy."(Sociology Department, Douglass College, Rutgers University, NewBrunswick, New Jersey 08903) A theoretical analysis of the women's movementusing sociology of knowledge and critical theory insights.

analysis of the 455 Lynda M. Glennon, "A sociology of knowledge women's liberation movement," DISSERTATIONABSTRACTS 35(6): 3887A, 1974.

456 Amy Hackett and Sarah Pomeroy,"Making history: THE FIRST SEX," FEMINIST STUDIES 1(2):97-108, Fall 1972. Analysis of the book by Elizabeth Gould Davis.

457 Emily Hahn, ONCE UPON A PEDESTAL: AN INFORMAL HISTORYOF WOMEN'S LIB. New York: Thomas Y. Crowell, 1974.

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458 C. Halas, "All-women's groups: a view from inside," THE PER- SONNEL AND GUIDANCE JOURNAL52:91-95, October 1973.

459 D.J. Hanson and M.M. DiBeri, "Dogmatism and women's liberation," PSYCHOLOGICAL REPORTS 34:334, February 1974.

460 Betty Jean Harris, "The black woman and liberation," 1974. (Loop City College, Chicago, Illinois 60601)

461 Elizabeth Blair Hegeman, "Choice shift and attitude change in a field setting: women's consciousness-raising groups," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(2):1048B, August 1974.

462Willa Mae Hemmons, "Towards an understanding of attitudes held by the black woman on the women's liberation movement," DIS- SERTATION ABSTRACTS 38(8):5359A, February 1074.

463 Ronald Hogeland, WOMAN AND WOMANHOOD IN AMERICA. New York: D.C. Heath and Company, 1973.

464Judith Hole and Ellen Levine, REBIRTH OF FEMINISM. New York: Quadrangle Books, 1973.

465 Lynne B. Iglitzin, "Women on welfare: a case study in patriarchal politics," POLITICS AND SOCIETY 2(2), Winter 1974.

466 INTRODUCTION TO THE WOMEN'S MOVEMENT. New York: Women's Action Alliance, 1973. (370 Lexington Avenue, New YorkNew York 10017)

467Allison Jagger, "On sexual equality," ETHICS 84:275-291, July 1974.

468 Elizabeth Janeway, BETWEEN MYTH AND MORNING: WOMEN AWAKENING. New York: William Morrow, 1974.

469 Elizabeth Janeway, "On otherness: woman's image," CIVIL LIBER- TIES REVIEW, pp. 109-116, Winter-Spring 1974.

470Elizabeth Janeway, "The weak are the second sex," ATLANTIC MONTHLY 232:91-104, December 1973. Stumbling blocks towards women's achievement of true equality with men and oppositionto the movement by non-dominant men are discussed.

471 Barbara Joans, "Women's liberation small group: a study in behavioral anthropology," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(5):2448A, November 1974.

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472 Marilyn Butler Kincaid, "Effects of a group consciousness- raising program on the attitudes of adult women." Disserta- tion, 1973. (Graduate School of Education, University of Penn- sylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19104)

473 Francine Klagsbrun, ed., THB FIRST MS. READER.New York: Warner Paperback Library, 1973.

474 Margaret E. Kuhn, "Gray is beautiful," LUTHERAN WOMEN 11:13- 17, February 1973. Discusses liberation and older women.

475Judson R. Landis, Daryl Sullivan, and Joseph Sheley, "Feminist attitudes as related to sex fo the interviewer," PACIFIC SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW 16:305-314, July 1973. Ninety women were questioned by a male and a female interviewer on feminist attitudes; the authors'hypothesis that responses would differ was not supported.

476 Ruby Leavitt, "Resocialization and the women's movement," HUMAN RIGHTS FOR WOMEN ORGANIZATION NEWSLETTER, February 1973.

477 E.E. LeMasters, "The battle between the sexes," WISCONSIN SOCIOLOGIST 10(2-3)03-55, Spring-Summer 1973. The hypothesis is that blue-collar men and women are suffering from differential social change and women are changing faster.

478Myrna I. Lewis and Robert N. Butler, "Why is women's lib ig- noring old women?" AGING AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT 3(3):223-231, August 1972.

479 W.A. Linkugel, "Rhetoric of American feminism: a social movement course," THE SPEECH TEACHER 23:121-130, March 1974.

480Mary Mothersill, editor, "Women's liberation: ethical, social, and political issues," THE MONIST 57(1), January 1973. Special issue.

481 Consuelo Nieto, "The Chicana and the women's rights movement," LA LUZ 3:10-11, September 1974.

482Anais Nin, "On feminism and creation," MICHIGAN QUARTERLY RE- VIEW 13:4-13, Winter 1974.

483 Earl B. Notestine, "Women, the new left, and liberation," JOURNAL OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN DEANS AND COUNSELORS 36:70-73, Winter 1973.

484 Beth E. O'Keefe, "Attitudes towards women's liberation: relationships between cooperation, comptetition, personality, and demographic variables," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(3):12938, September 1972. 37 - C.2

485 Bertell 011man, "Social revolution and sexual revolution," MONTHLY REVIEW, pp. 37-52, September 1973.

486 Robert E. Pawlicki and Carol Almquist, "Authoritarianism, locus of control, and tolerance of ambiguityas reflected in membership and non-membership in a women's liberation group," PSYCHOLOGICAL REPORTS 32:1331-1337, 1973.

487 Ralph Pelcovitz, "Women's lib' in perspective," JEWISH LIFE 39:25-35, July 1972.

488 B. Polk, "Male power and the women's movement," JnURNAL OF APPLIED BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE 10:415-431, July 1974.

489 Fran Pollner and Anne Williams, "Black feministsup front," OFF OUR BACKS 4:2-4, January 1974.

490 "The proper study of womankind," FORD FOUNDATION LETTER,p. 3, December 15, 1972. Discusses grants given for research on sex discrimination.

491 RADICAL AMERICA 7(4-5), July-October 1973. Special issue includes articles on British women's liberation; women and unions; and domestic work.

492Janice G. Raymond, "Nuns and women's liberation," ANDOVER NEWTON QUARTERLY 12(4):201-212, Mara 1972.

493 Patricia M. Reinfeld, "Woman: yesterday, today, tomorrow," ERIC, Document ED 091 254, 1974. Provides an orientation to feminism and references for further pursuit of the area:J covered.

494 Patricia Bayer Richard, +"The women's movement: explaining involvement." (Department of Government, Ohio University, Athens, Ohio 45701) This is an empirical study of five hundred respondents from ten groups, four involved in the women's movement and six not involved, in Syracuse, New York. It evaluates the utility of five explanatory approaches for women's movement involvement.

495 Brenda Richardson, "Berkeley and the women's movement," MUSEUM NEWS 51:40-44, March 1973.

496 Stephanie Riger, "Changes in ideology and activity.with participation in the women's movement," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35 (1):488B, July 1974.

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497Richard C. Robertiello, "After the sexual revolution andthe women's liberation movement," JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY PSYCHO- THERAPY 5(1):31-34, Winter 1972.

498A.S. Rossi, "Women-terms of liberation," DISSENT 21:317-327, Spring 1974.

499Mary Rowe, "Saturn's rinis II." (Massachussets Institute of Technology 10-215, 77 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge, Massa- chusetts 02139) An analysis of the minutiae of racism and sexism.

500 Rosemary Radford Ruether, "Women's liberation, ecology,and social revolution," WIN 9:4-7, October 11, 1973.

501Sheila Ruth, "A serious look at consciousness-raising," SOCIAL THEORY AND PRACTICE 2(3), Spring 1973.

502 William E. Sedlacek, "Racism and sexist: a comparisonand contrast." Cultural Study Center, Office of Minority Student Education, University of Maryland, Research Report No. 5-74. Sexism is considered a specific case of the generic processof racism.

503"Sexism and bias," JOURNAL OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR WOMEN DEANS, ADMINISTRATORS, AND COUNSELORS 37(2):53-97, Winter 1974.

504 Susan Bernice Sherwin, "Moral foundations of feminism,"DIS- SERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(I2):7827A, June 1974.

505Barbara A. Sizemore, "Sexism and the black male," BLACK SCHOLAR 4:2-11, March-April 1973. Black male's role in upholding the value of male superiority.

506"Sexism and racism: feminist perspectives," CIVIL RIGHTSDIGEST 6(3), Spring 1974. Special issue.

507Andrew E. Slaby and Joan R. Sealy, "Black liberation, women's liberation," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY 130(2):196-200, February 1973. Black women's view of women's liberation.

508 Margaret Sloan and Gloria Steinem, "Ms.- today and tomorrow," CIVIL RIGHTS DIGEST 5:34-42, Spring 1973. Excerpts from statements made before the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, December 1972.

509Mabel M. Smythe, "Feminism end black liberation: common experience and pitfalls."Washington, DC: American Council on Edu- - 39 - C.2

cation, 1972. (ACE, One Dupont Circle, Washington, DC 20036)

510 Edna Carter Solthard, "Women's lib in mid-America: a report from left field," BARNARD ALUMNAE 62:16-18, Winter 1973.

511 Barbara Stanford, ed., ON BEING FEMALE: AN ANTHOLOGY. New York: Washington Square Press, 1974.

512 Robert Stapler. BLACK WOMAN IN AMERICA. Chicago: Nelson Hall, 1973. Examines the racist and sexist oppression of black womanhood.

513 Catharine R. Stimpson, "Conflict, probable; coalition possible: some remarks about feminism and the black movement." Washington, DC: American Council on Education, 1972. (ACE, One Dupont Circle, Washington, DC 20036)

514 C. Tavris, "Who likes women's liberation - and why: the case of the unliberated liberals," THE JOURNAL OF SOCIAL ISSUES 29 (4) :175-198, 1973.

515 Maggie Tripp, ed., WOMAN IN TBE YEAR 2000. New York: Arbor House, 1974.

516Trudy Weiss-Rosmarin, "Female consciousness-raising," JEWISH SPECTATOR 38:4-6, September 1973.

517Esther Manning Westervelt, "Major contributions: a tide in the affairs of women: the psychological impact of feminism on educated women," COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGIST 4(1):3-26, 1973.

518Marie K. Wiens, "Women's lib in the Third World," MENNONITE LIFE 28:78-79, September 1973.

519 Barira L. Williams, "Feminists and non-feminists: a comparison of attitudes of sex roles for self, ideal woman, and ideal man," 1974. (Rice University, Houston, Texas 77001)

520 WISCONSIN ACADEMY REVIEW 20(2); Spring 1974. Special feature focus issue on different aspects of the women's movement.

521 "Women in fight against capitalism," WORLD MARXIST REVIEW 16: 34-46, June 1973.

522 "Women's lib in New York," BLACK PERSPECTIVES IN MUSIC 2(1): 107, 1974.

523 "Women's liberation: what will we lose?" AMERICAN SCHOLAR 42: 139-147, Winter 1972-1973.

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524 WOMEN IN 1972. Washington, DC: Citizens Advisory Council on the Status of Women, 1973. ERIC, Document ED 094 152.

525 WOMEN IN 1973. Washington, DC: Citizens Advisory Council on the Status of Women, 1974. (Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, DC 20402)

526Women's Research Center of Boston, WHO RULES MASSACHUSETTS WOMEN. 1973. (123 Mount Auburn Street, Cambridge, Massa- chusetts 02138)

527 "Women's rights movement in Missouri," JOURNAL OF THE MISSOURI BAR 29:94, Mhrch 1973.

528 "The women's movement," JOURNAL OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN DEANS AND COUNSELORS 36(2), Winter 1973. Special issue.

529B. Yorburg, "New women's movement," INTELLECT 103:100-102, November 1974.

530Betty Young and Mary Wickham, "Woman power," THE NEW SOCIETY, May 10, 1973.

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1 AFRICA

531 A. Bostock, "Women of Algiers," NEW LEFT REVIEW 83:50-56, January 1974.

532 F.P. Conant,."Frustration, marriage alternatives, and subsistence risks among the Pokot of east Africa: impressions of co-variance," ANTHROPOLOGICAL QUARTERLY 47:314-327, July 1974.

533 Patty Cone, "Women and the liberation movements in Southern Africa," MADISON AREA COMMITTEE ON SOUTHERN AFRICA NEWS 41: 2-4, August 1974. (731 State Street, Madison, Wisconsin 53703)

534 L. Dilley, "Education and the role of women in Africa," DELTA KAPPA GAMMA BULLETIN 40:21-26, Summer 1974.

535 Marguerite Dupire, "Women in a pastoral society," in Elliott P. Skinner, ed., PEOPLES AND CULTURES OF Al-RICA: AN ANTHROPOLO- GICAL READER. New York: Double Day and Company, 1973.

536 Daisy Hilse Dwyer, "Women's conflict behavior in a traditional Moroccan setting: an interactional tnalysis," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(5):1844B, November 1973.

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4157 Franz Fanon, "The revolutionary transformation of the Algerian woman; excerpt from 'A dying colonialism'," in Lawrence Kaplan, ed., REVOLUTIONS: A COMPARATIVE STUDY. New York: Random House, 1973.

538 J. Mugo Gachuhi, "Marriage and prostitution," EAST AFRICA JOURNAL 9:14-20, April 1973.

539 Jack Goody and Joan Buckley, "Inheritance and women's labour in Africa," AFRICA 43:108-121, April 1973.

540 W.P. Handwerker, "Changing household organization in the origins of market places in Liberia," ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND CULTURAL CHANGE 22:229-248, January 1974.

541 Gina Kolata, "!Kung hunter-gatherers: feminism, diet, and birth control," SCIENCE 185:932-934, September 13, 1974.

542 Marie Asnes Mathewson, "Southern Ghanaian women: urban residence and migrational cycles," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(5):1847B, November 1973.

543 Fatima Meer, "Women and the family in South Africa's Indian enclave," FEMINIST STUDIES 1(2):33-47, Fall 1972.

544 Jocelyn Margaret Murray, "The Kikuyu female circumcision controversy, with special reference to the church missionary society's 'sphere of influence'," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35 (4):2184A, October 1974.

545 "Out-of-school education for women in African countries," CONVERGENCE 6(3-4):7-18, 1973.

546 Deborah Fellow, "Women of Accra: a study in options," DISSER- TATION ABSTRACTS 35(6):3197A, December 1974.

547 James S. Read, "A milestone in the integration of personal laws: the new law of marriage and divorce in Tanzania," JOURNAL OF AFRICAN LAW 16:19-38, Spring 1972.

548 Stephen Perry Reyna, "The costs of marriage: a study of some factors affecting northwest Barma fertility," DISSERTATION ABS- STRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(6):24348, Decelaber 1973. Study of a Muslim ethnic group in the Republic of Chad.

549 Claire Cone Robertson, "Social and economic change in 20th Century Accra: Ga women," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(5): 2915A, November 1974.

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550 Dorothy Caroline Remy Weeks, "Adaptive strategies of men and women in Zaria, Nigeria: industrial workersand their wives," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(8):3611B, February 1974.

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551 Judith Blake, "The changing status of women in developing countries," SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, pp. 137-147, September 1974.

552Jeanne Humphrey Block, "Conceptions of sex role; some cross- cultural and longitudinal perspectives," AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST 28(6):512-526, June 1973.

553 Elise Boulding, "Sex-based role differentiation in early nomadic and neo-nomadic cultures," 1974. (University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado 80302)

554 Beverly Newbold Chinas, "Teaching about women cross-culturally: a critical appraisal of theanthropological data," WOMEN STUDIES: AN INTERDISCIPLINARY JOURNAL 2, Fall 1974.

555 "The education of women," INTERNATIONAL REVIEW OF EDUCATION 19 (1), 1973. Special issue.

556 N.T. Feather and Alfred C. Raphelson, "Fear of successin Australian and American student groups: motive or sex-role stereotype?" JOURNAL or PERSONALITY 42:190-201, June1974.

557Marjorie Galenson, WOMEN AND WORK: AN INTERNATIONALCOMPARISON. New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations,Cor- nell University, 1973. Comparative analysis of the female labor force in Great Britain, Scandinavia, Western Europe, Soviet Union, andthe eastern communist countries.

558 Stanford N. Gerber, "Reflections on the concept ofmatrifo- cality." Paper presented at the American Sociological Asso- ciation Meeting, 1973. (Departmem% of Anthropology, Clark University, Worcester, Massachnsott 01610)

559 Som N. Ghei, "Female personality patterns in twocultures," PSYCHOLOGICAL REPORTS 33:7597762, December 1973. Personality test differences of college women in theUnited States and Imdia.

560 Darl W. Hohweiler, +"Women's social and occupationalmobility in Sweden and the United States." (Sangamon StateUniversity, Springfield, Illinois 62708)

561 Paul Hollander, "Family and sex in the Soviet Unionand the

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United States," SURVEY 19:186-215, Summer 1973.

562 Engin Inel Holmstrom, "Changing sex roles in a developing country," JOURNAL OF MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY 35:546-553, August 1973.

563Sue-Ellen Jacobs, "Anthropological studies of women with a cross-cultura?, perspective," 1974. (Director, Womenrs Studies, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington 98195)

564Sue-Ellen Jacobs, WOMEN IN PERSPECTIVE: A GUIDE FOR CROSS- CULTURAL STUDIES. Urbana (Illinois): University of Illinois Press, 1974.

565 D.D. Johnson, "Sex differencesii reading across cultures: England, Nigeria, Canada, and United States," READING RESEARCH QUARTERLY 9(1):67-86, 1973-1974.

566Dena Justin, "From mother goddess to dishwasher," NATURAL HISTORY 32:41-44, February 1973.

567 Beth C. Kennedy, "On being a woman - Indian and American: a comparative study," ASIA SURVEY 13:833-852, September 1973. Cultural differences of concept of self.

568"Kidnapping and elopement as alternative systems of marriage," ANTHROPOLOGICAL QUARTERLY'47, 1974. Women in primitive society - special issue.

569 Nora Scott Kinzer, "A feminist analysis of Oscar Lewis"culture of poverty' concept," 1972. Paper presented at the Central States Anthropological Meeting, April 1972.

570Elliott McGinnis and others, "Sex and cultural differences in perceived locus of control among students in five countries," JOURNAL OF CONSULTING AND CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY 42(3):451-455, 1974.

571W.G. McIntire and others, "Parental role perceptions of Ghanaian and American adolescents," JOURNAL OF MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY 36:185-189, February 1974.

572 G. Monger, "Pre-marriage ceremonies," JOURNAL OF AMERICAN FOLKLORE 86:391-392, October 1973.

573 George P. Murdock and Cateriaa Provost, "Factors in the division of labor by sex: a cross-cultural analysis," ETHNOLOGY 12: 203-225, April 1973.

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574 Shirley A. Nuss, "International indicators of the status of women in society." Paper presented at the World Congress of the International Sociological Association, August 19-24, 1974, at Toronto, Canada. (SAN, University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado 80302)

575 Jean O'Barr, +"Changing roles of women in developing societies." (Bivins Building, Duke University, Durham, North Carolina 27708) A monograph and teaching unif being prepared for Comparative Area Studies Project, Duke University.

576 Sherry B. Ortner, "Is female to male as nature is to culture?" feminist studies 1(2):5-31, Fall 1972.

577 Kay Frances Reinartz, "American women and Swedish women: changes since World War II," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(11): 7351A, May 1974.

578 Michelle Zimbalist Rosaldo and Louise Lamphere, eds., WOMAN, CULTURE, AND SOCIETY. Stanford: Stanford University Press, 1974.

579 P.R. Sanday, "Toward a theory of the status of women," AMER- IGAN.ANTHROPOLOGIST 75(5):1682-1700, October 1973.

580Alice Schlegel, MALE DOMINANCE AND FEMALE AUTONOMY. New Haven: Human Relations Area Files Press, 1972. Cross-cultural study of domestic authority patterns in sixty- six matrilineal societies.

581 Alice Singer, "Marriage payments and the exchange cf people," MAN 8:80-92, March 1973.

582 Helvi Sipila,"Third World.women: mastery of her own destiny," THE ZONTIAN 53:12-13, September 1973.

583 Susan Sontag, "Third world of women," PARTISAN REVIEW 40(2): 180-206, 1973.

584 R.T. Smith, "The matrifocal family," in J. Goody, ed., THE CHARACTER OF KINSHIP. Cambridge University Press, 1973.

585 "The status of women," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE LAW 20 (4), FAll 1972. Special issue - status of women in various countries. Seven articles with an introduction by Ruth Bader Ginsberg.

586 Anne G. Steinmann, "Report of twenty years of cross-cultural research on male-female concepts of sex roles." Paper presented at the World Congress of the International Sociological . A5 D.2,3

Association, August 19-2a, t974, at Toronto, Canada. (Maferr Foundation, Inc., 124 Eal.A. 28th Street, New York, New York 10016)

587 "T' . World women," UNICEF NEWS 76, July 1973. SpLial issue on Arab, Chinese, Indian, and Thaiwomen.

588 B. Whiting and C.P. Edwards, "A cross-cultural analysis of sex differences in the behavior of children aged three through eleven," JOURNAL OF SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY 91:171-188, December 1973.

589 Howard Wimberley, "Conjugal role organization in social net- works in Japan and Great Britain," JOURNAL OF MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY 35:125-130, February 1973.

590 "Women around thL: world,"THE CENTER MAGAZINE 7(3):43-80, May 1974. Symposium issue, including articles on Soviet, Israeli, Swedish, Algerian, and West German women.

591 Nadia Youssef, "Cultural ideals, feminine behavior and family control," COMPARATIVE STUDIES IN SOCIETY AND HISTORY 15:326- 347, June 1973.

592 Nadia H. Youssef, "Differential labor force participation of women in Latin America and Middle Eastern countries: the influence of family characteristics," SOCIAL FORCES 51(2): 135-153, December 1972.

3 EUROPE

593Nancy S. Barrett, "Have Swedish women achieved equality?" CHALLENGE, pp. 14-20, November-December 1973.

594 Bonnie Charles Bluh, WOMAN TO WOMAN: EUROPEAN FEMINISTS. Brooklyn: Starogubski Press, 1974.

595 Stanley Brandes, "Wedding ritual and social structure in a Castilian peasant village," ANTHROPOLOGICAL QUkRTERLY 46:65- 74, April 1973.

596 Paulette Carroll, "The French woman: privileges and problem-.," COLORADO QUARTERLY 21(4):479-493, 1973.

597 Nancy Dersofi, "Feminism in Italy: a prospectus," MARY WOLL- STONECRAFT JOURNAL 2:20-26, May 1974.

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598"Italy: legislation to protect working mothers,"INTERNATIONAL LABOUR REVIEW 107:284-286, March 1973.

599Robert J..McIntyre, "The fertility response to abortionreform in Eastern Europe: demographic and economic implications," AMERICAN ECONOMIST 16:45-65, Fall 1972.

600Peter Merkl, "The women of West --many," THE CENTER MAGAZINE 8, May-June 1974.

601M. Nevin, "Sex differences in pl ,(dpation ratesin mathematics and science at Irish school and universities,"INTER- NATIONAL REVIEW OF EDUCATION 19(1):88-91, 1973.

602"Sexism in Europe," AGEMR Ylay-June 1973. Special issue on the women'_ vement in Europe.

603 Hilda Scott, DOES SOCIALISM LIBERATE WOMEN?EXPERIENCES FROM EASTERN EUROPE. Boston: Beacon Press, 1974.

604 Elaine Showalter and Jean L'Espérance, "Notes fromLondon," WOMEN'S STUDIES 1(2):223-233, 1973. The women's movement in England.

605 Catherine Bodard Silver, "Salon, foyer, bureau: womenand the professions in France," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY78(4): 836-851, January 1973.

606. Michael S. Teitelbaum, "Fertility effects of theabolition of legal abortion in Romania," POPULATION STUDIES26:405-417, November 1972.

607Maria Vasquez, "The French woman," OFF OUR BACKS 4:8, March 1974.

608 L.B. Warren, "Etruscan women: a question ofinterpretation," ARCHAEOLOGY 26:242-249, October 1973.

609 Erwin Kurt Welsch, "Feminism in Denmark:1850-1875," DISSER- TATION ABSTRACTS 34(12):7692A, June 1974.

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610Jose B. Adolph, "The South American macho:mythos and mystique," IMPACT OF SCIENCE ON SOCIETY 21(1):83-92,January-March 1971.

611 Linda Aguilar, "Unequal opportunity and theChicana," CIVIL RIGHTS DIGEST 5:31-33, Spring 1973.

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612Madeline May Allen, "An historical study of Moravian education in North Carolina: the evolution and practice of the Moravian concept of education as it applies to women," 1972. Florida State University order #72-10,014.

613ARCTIC ANTHWPOLOGY 10(1), 1973. Special issue on women.

614 Joseph D. Bloom, "Migration and psychopathology of Eskimo women," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY 130(4):446-449,April 1973.

615 J.K. Brown, "Note on the division of labor bysex (Jamaica)," AMERICAN ANTHROPOLOGIST 75:1725-1728, October 1973.

616 Elinor Bur!:ett, +"Colonial Peru: The female experience."Dis- sertation. (University of Pittshnrgh, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15260) Examination of the role and positions of Indian, white, and black women in 16th and 17th century Peru under changingecon- omic conditions.

617Elsa A. Chaney, "Old anti new feminists in Latin America: the case of Peru and Chile," JOURNAL OP MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY 35 (2):331-343, May 1973.

618 Beverly Chinas, THE ISTHMUS ZAPOTECS: WOMEN'S ROLES IN CULTURAL CONTEXT. New York: Holt, Rinehard and Winston, 1973.

619 Lucy M. Cclen, "Woman's entry to the professions in Colombia: selected characteristics," JOURNAL OF MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY 35(2):32;.-330, May 1973.

620Elizabeth Nancy'Conklin, "Women's voluntary associations in French Montreal: a.study in changing institutions and attitudes," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(1):4628B, April 1973.

621 Lori Davisson, "The Apaches at home: a photographic essay," JOURNAL OF ARIZONA HISTORY 14(2):113-132, 1973. Changes in the life of the Arizona Apache since.the 1880's, especially that of the women.

622 Heli Ellen Ennis de Sagasti, "Social implications of adult literacy: a study among migrant women in Peru," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(7):3789A, January 1973.

623 Gerald R. Garrett and Howard M. Bahr, "Women on skid row," QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF STUDIES ON ALCOHOL 34'1.228-1243, December 1973.

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624 Rhoda L. Goldstein, "Students in saris: collegeeducation in the lives of young Indian women," JOURNAL OF ASIANAND AFRICAN STUDIES 5(3):193-201, July 1973.

625 Rayna Green, "lhe Pocahontas perplex: the image ofIndian women in vernacular American culture." (Department of English, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Massachusetts01002)

626 Melody W. Grauman, "Women aid culture in RussianAmerica," AMERICAN WEST 11:24-31, May 1974.

627Jack Harewood, "Changes in the use of birth controlmethods," POPULATION STUDIES 27(1):33-57, March 1973. Survey of women in Trinidad and Tobago in 1970-1971.

628Paula H. Hass, "Maternal incompatibility andfertility in urban Latin America," JOURNAL OF SOCIAL ISSUES28(2):111-127, 1972. The re1aci3nship between maternal employment andfertility.

629 Charles W. ii.:bart, "Attitudes toward parenthood amongCanadian young people," JOURNAL OF MARRIAGEAND THE FAMILY 35(1):71-82, February 1973.

630Mary E. Hotvedt, +"Family planning amongMexican Americans in South Texas." (Work/Culture/Society Program, Sangamon Univer- sity, Springfield, Illinois 62708)

631 Jane S. Jaquette, "Women in revolutionary mvoementsin Latin America," JOURNAL OF MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY35(2):344-354, May 1973.

632 Allan Griswold Johnson, "Modernization andsocial change: attitudes toward women's roles in Mexico City,"DISSERTATIJN ABSTRACTS 33(11):6471, May 1973.

633C.F. Jopling, "Women's work: a Mexican casestudy of low status as a tactical advantage," ETHNOLOGY13:187-195, April 1974.

Double- 634 Kathy Kahn, HILLBILLY WOMEN. Garden City (New York): day, 1973.

635 A.B. Keller, "Psychological determinantsof family size in a Mexican village," MERRILL-PALMER QUARTERLY19:289-299, October 1973.

636 Nora Scott Kinzer, "Priests, machos,and babies: or Latin American women and the Manichaean heresy," JOURNALOF MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY, May 1973.

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637Katherine Sheila Livingstou, "Contemporary Iroquoiswomen and work: a study of consciousness of inequality," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(6):3194-A, December 1974.

638Raquel Montenegro, "Educational implications of cultural falues and attitudes of Mexican-American women," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(7):3883A, January 1974.

639 Perry Michael Nicassio, "Masculinity-femininity, family size, and family planning in two South American urban communities," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(10):5172B, April 1974.

640 Charles Michael Nies, "Social psychological variablesrelated to family planning among Mexican American females," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(5):2441B, November 1974.

641 Yvonne Marie Oudry, "Reported emotional experiences inrela- tion to ethnic group and sex group membership, " DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(10)5203B, April 1974.

642Mirna M. Perez-Venero, "Education ofwomeb on the Isthmus of Panama," JOURNAL OF THE WEST 12:325-334, April 1973.

643Ann Pescatello, ed., FEMALE AND MALE IN LATIN AMERICA. Pitts- burgh: Pittsburgh University Press, 1973.

644 Gary Lynn Peters, "The sex selectivity of Appalachian migration, 1955-1960," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(1):345A, July 1974.

645 B.S. Ridgeway, "Story of five Amazons," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ARCHAEOLOGY 78:1-17, January 1974.

646Alice Schlegel, "Adolescent socialization of the Hopi girl," ETHNOLOGY 12: 449-462, October 1973.

647 Carmel Schrire, "A matter of life and death: an investigation into the practice of female infanticide in the Arctic," MAN 9:161-184, June 1974.

648Janet Caroline Silliman, "Academic achievement of Mexican- American females in a college of nursing," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 3Y6):3470A, December 1974.

649 Leni M. Silverstein, +"The social consequences of ritualpower for women." (P.O. Box 294, Canal Street Station, New York, New York 10013) Field research in Salvador, Bania, and Brazil, between 1973 and 1975, on women belonging to Candomble and Brazilian spirit possession cults.

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59 D.4 - 50 - contraceptive inno- 650Theodore Frederick Smith, "The diffusion of vation among the urban poor in Jamaica,"1972. Indiana Univer- sity, Graduate School of Business,#72-18,473.

651 Evelyn P. Stevens, "The prospects for awomen's liberation movement in Latin America," JOURNALOF MARRIAGE AND 7HE FAMILY 35(2):313-321, May 1973.

652Arleen Stewart, "Las mujeres de Aztlan: aconsultation with elderly Mexican-American women in asocio-historical pe.rspec- tive," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(7):4411A,January 1974.

653 Sandra Carol Thomas, "The women of Chile andeducation for a contemporary society: a study of Chilean women,their history and present status and the new demands of asociety in transition," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(5):2799A,November 1974.

654 Christine Torres-Matrullo, "Acculturation andpsychopathology among Puerto Rican women inmainland United States," DISSER- TATION ABSTRACTS 35(6):3041B, December 1974.

655 Beverly Trulio, "Anglo-American attitudestoward New Mexican women," JOURNAL OF THE WEST 12:229-259,April 1973.

CIVIL RIGHTS DIGEST 656United States Commission on Civil Rights, 6(3), Spring 1974. Articles on sexism and racism dealingwith black, Indian, Chinese, Chicana, and other groups of women.

adjustment in Guajiro 657 Lawrence C. Watson, "Marriage and sexual society (Northern Colombia)," ETHNOLOGY12(2):153-161, April 1973. roles in the Pacific 658N.E. Whitten, Jr., "Ritual enactment of sex lowlands of Ecuador-Colombia," ETHNOLOGY13:129-143, April 1974.

659 Mary Margaret Wilkes, "Roles andactivities of women over sixty in a southern community."A paper presented at the 1974 Southwest Sociological Association. (Clemson University, South Carolina 29631) MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY 660"Women in Latin America," JOURNAL OF 35(2):299-354, May 1973.

Knee Legal Defense/Offense 661 "The women of Wounded Knee." (Wounded Committee, P.O. Box 255, Sioux Falls,South Dakota 57101)

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5 OTHER COUNTRIES

662 Shulamit Aloni, "The status of the woman in Israel," JUDAISM 22:248-256, Spring 1973.

663 ANTHROPOLOGICAL QUARTERLY 47, January 1974. Special issue on women in Eastern and Middle Easterncultures.

664 B.C. Aswad, "Visiting patterns amongwomen of the elite in a small Turkish city," ANTHROPOLOGICAL QUARTERLY 47:9-27, January 1974.

665 S. Barzilai and A.M. Davies, "Personality and social aspects of mental disease in Jerusalem women," INTERNATIONALJOURNAL OF SOCIAL PSYCHIATRY 18(1):22-28, Spring 1972.

666 D.G. Bates, "Normative and alternative systems of marriage among the YOuriik of southeastern Turkey," ANTHROPOLOGICAL QUARTERLY 47:270-287, July 1974.

667 Karl E. Bauman and Porapan Varevej, "Reason for contracepting and choice between IUD and Pill: implications for the difference in continuation rates," SOCIAL BIOLOGY 19(3):292-296, September 1972 Interviews with women of Thailand and Bangkok.

668 Arlene Eisen Bergman, WOMEN OF VIET NAM. San Francisco: People's Press, 1974.

669 K.S. Bhardwaj and Saroj Mullick, "Attitudes of Indianwomen towards abortion," INDIAN JOURNAL OF SOCIAL WORK 33:317-322, January 1973.

670 Selma Koss Brandow, "The role of women in a Kibbutz," DISSER- TATION ABSTRACTS 35(6):3882A, December 1974.

671 J. Brukman, "Stealing women among the Koya of South India," ANTHROPOLOGICAL QUARTERLY 47:304-313, July 1974.

672 Chien Chiao, "Female chastity in Chinese culture," BULLETIN OF THE INSTITUTE OF ETHNOLOGY ACADEMIA SINICA 31:205-211, Spring 1971.

673 "China: girls get bored on the farm," ECONOMIST 247:35-36, April 7, 1973.

674 George H. Conklin, "Emerging conjugal role.patterns ina joint family system: correlates of social change in Dharwar, India," JOURNAL OF MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY 35:742-748, November 1973.

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675 Ann Baker Cottrell, "Cross-nationalmarriage as an extension of an international life style: a study ofIndian-western couples," JOURNAL OF MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY35:739-741, November 1973.

Turkish women." 676Sandra C. Danforth, "Social change and Paper presented at the Middle East StudiesAssociation Meeting, November 1973. (Department of Political Science, University of Chicago, 5828 South University,Chicago, Illi- nois 60637)

woman's 677 N. Diamond, "Middle class family model in Taiwan: a place is in the home," ASIAN SURVEY 13:853-872,September 1973.

JUDAISM 22:237- 678Judith Neulander Fiizur, "Women in Israel," 247, Spring 1973. Reasons for lack of a women's liberation movementin Israel.

Pakistan: a demo- 679 "The failure of family planning programs: graphic report," POPULATION BULLETIN29(4):30-36, 1973.

680 Loren Fessler, "Delayed marriageand planned birth: the translation of a Chinese birth control manual,"1973. (American University Field Staff, Box 150, Hanover, NewHampshite 03755) How one group views planned birth andits relation to the national economy and the individual.

681 Loren Fessler, "People's Republic ofChina and population policy,"EAST ASIA SERIES: CHINA 20(3), 1973.(LF, American University Field Staff, Box 150, Hanover,New Hampshire 03755)

682 "Fifty glorious years," SOVIET WOMAN11:1, 1972. Soviet women's status.

in Rajput women," 683 Marcha Prottas Flint, "Menarche and menopause DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(12):5791B, June1974.

correlates of female 684 Monica Skantz-a Fong, "Social and economic labor force participation in West Malaysia,"DISSERTATION ABSTWL"iS 35(6):3911A, December 1974.

comparative resources 685 Greer Li.cton Fox, "Anot,:er look at the model: assessing the balance of powerin Turkish marriages," JOURNAL OF MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY35:718-730, November 1973.

of modernism among women 686 Greer Litton Fox, "Some determinants in Ankara, Turkey," JOURNAL OFMARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY 35(3): 520-529, August 1973.

and the Chinese Communist 687 Mariam Darce Frenier, +Chinese women Party: mobilization techviques. (University of Minnesota, Morris Social Science Division, Morris,Minnesota 57207)

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688 Calvin Goldschneider, "Out-of-wedlock births inIsrael," SOCIAL PROBLEMS 21(4):5507567, 1973.

689Justin J. Green, "Social backgrounds, attitudes,and political behavior - a study of a Philippine elite," SOUTHEASTASIA 2(3): 301-336, 1973.

690 Mary Gregory, "Chinese college women," CONTEMPORARYEDUCATION 45:187-189, Spring 1974.

691 Edith Swan Harrison, "Women in.Navajo myth:a study in the symbolism of matriliny," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS34(10):4798B, April 1974.

692 George L. Hart, III, "Woman and the socred inancient Tamiland," JOURNAL OF ASIAN STUDIES 32:233-250,February 1973.

693Erica Harth, "Report from Israel," FEMINISTSTUDIES 1(1):115- 119, Summer 1972. Discusses lack of Israeli women's liberationmovement.

694 Riaz Hassan and Geoffrey Benjamin, "Ethnicoutmarriage rates in Singapore: the influence of traditionalsocio-cultural organization," JOURNAL OF MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY35:731- 738,.November 1973.

695 "Iranian women, oppression, and struggle," RESISTANCE:QUAR- TERLY ENGLISH DEFENSE PUBLICATION OF THEIRANIAN STUDENTS ASSOCIATION 1:7-13, June 1973.

696 B.W. Jancar, "Women and Soviet politics," in H.W. Mortcnand R.L. Takes, eds., SOVIET POLITICS AND SOCIETY IN THE 1970'S. Free Press, 1974.

697 Madeleine Jarover, "Thoa. Temporary exile," OFF OUR BACKS 4: 2-3, March 1974. Interview with a Vietnamese woman.

698 Maimounka Kane, "Status of marriedwomen under customary law in Senegal," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE LAW20:716-723, Fall 1972.

699 S.B. Kar, "Opinion towards induced abortion among urbanwomen in Delhi, India," SOCIAL SCIENCE AND MEDICINE 6(6):731-736, December 1972.

700J.M.B. Keyser, "Middle Eastern case: is therea marriage rule," ETHNOLOGY 13:293-309, July 1974.

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63 D.5 - 54 - for the analysis 701 Joanna Kirkpatrick, "Autobiography: a source of intersexual conflict in North India." (Social Sciences Division, Bennington College, Bennington, Vermont05201)

702John Knodel and Pichit Pitaktepsombati,"Thailand: fertility and family planning among rural and urbanwomen," STUDIES IN FAMILY PLANNING 4:229-255, September 1973.

703 Margit Ilona Komanyi, "The real and idealparticipation in decision making of Iban women: a study of alonghouse commit- in Sarawak, East Malaysia," DISSERTATIONABSTRACTS 33(10):4631B, April 1973.

704 A. Kudat, "Inscitutional rigidity andindividual initiative in marriages of Turkish peasants,"ANTHROPOLOGICAL QUARTERLY 47:288-303, July 1974.

705 Phina Lahav, "Status of women in Israel -myth and reality," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE LAW22(1):107-129, Winter 1974. China," THE MANKIND QUAR- 706Amrit Lal, "The family in Communist TERLY 12:3-18, July-September 1972.

of the Soviet Union," 707 Gail Warshoksky Lapidus, "The women THE CENTER MAGAZINE 8, May-June 1974.

708 Shelah Gilbert Leader, "Emancipationof Chinese women," WORLD POLITICS 26:55-79, October 1973.

maneuverability in 709 W.G. Lockwood, "Bride theft and social Western Basnia (Yugoslavia),"ANTHROPOLOGICAL QUARTERLY 47: 253-269, July 1974. concept of woman: 710 David Robert Luciano, "The Proto-Indo-Euxopean a study in comparativephilology, anthropology, and comparative religion," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS34(9):5946A, March 1974. families and children in 711 Bernice Madison, "Social services for the Soviet Union since 1967," SLAVICREVIEW 31:831-852, December 1972. MOSLEM WOMEN AND REVO- 712 G.L. Massel, THE SURROGATE PROLETARIAT: LUTIONARY STRATEGIES IN SOVIET CENTRALASIA. Princeton Univer- sity Press, 1974. modernization of the male- 713 Fatima Mernissi, "The effects of female dynamics on a Muslim society:Morocco," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(4):2419A, October 1974.

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714Miro Mihovilovic, "An analysis ofsome factors influencing the time budget of employed and unemployedwomen in Yugoslavia," INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY OF THE FAMILY3(1):70-85, March 1973.

715Matthew Nesvisky, "Women's liberation and thekibbutz," THE JEWISH SPECTATOR 38:19-20, October 1973.' Differentiated treatment of males and femaleson the kibbutz is discussed.

716 "Nurses win a battle," LINK, pp. 9-12,August 26, 1973. Nurses in New Delhi, India.

717Dorit D. Padan-Eisenstark, "Are Israeliwomen really equal: trends and patterns of Israeli women's laborforce participation: a comparative analysis,"JOURNAL OF MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY 35:538-545, August 1973.

.718Hannah Papanek, "Purdah: separate worldsand symbolic shelter," COMPARATIVE STUDIES IN SOCIETY AND HISIORY 15:289-325, June 1973.

719Hannah Papanek, "The woman field worker ina Purdah society," in Norman Alger, ed., MANY ANSWERS: A READERIN CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY. West Publishing, 1974. Advantages of women field workers in societieswhere women are secluded.

720Ann Pescatello, THE OUTCASTE: THE FEMALE IN IBERIANSOCIETIES. University of Chicago Press, 1973.

721Leo William Pinard, II, "Heterosexual relations inthe Central Visayas," University of Notre Dame, #72-16,271. Courtship among the Cebavanos in the Phillipines.

722 C.M. Pastner, "Accommodations to Purdah: thefemale perspective," JOURNAL OF MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY 36:408-414,May 1974.

723 Kalindi Jaswant Randeri, "The relevance of liberalarts education in terms of the role of the educated Inoianwoman as perceived by students, parents, alumnae, and administrators," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(2):851A, August 1974.

74 David Reifen, "Court procedures in Israelto protect child- victims of sexual assault," SOCIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS 21(7)Sup- plement 38:312, December 1973.

725 Paul Riesman, "Love, Fulani style," SOCIETY 10(2):27-31,34- 35, 1973.

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726Mollie-Schwartz Rosenhan, +an analysis of images of womenin Soviet reading texts. (San Jose State University, Women's Studies, San Jose, California)

727Michael Paul Sacks, "Sex roles in Soviet Russia:continuity in the midst of change," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS35(5):3143A, November 1974.

728 Janet W. Salaff, "Emetging conjugal relationship inthe People's Republic of China," JOURNAL OF MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY35:705- 717, November 1973.

729 J. Stoeckel and A.K.M.A. Choudhury, "Pregnancytermination intervals in a rural area of Bangladesh," DEMOGRAPHY11:207-214, May 1974.

730 Augusta Strong, "Soviet women: mother, citizen,worker," NEW WORLD REVIEW 42:18-21, May-June 1974, 42:13-15,July-August 1974, and 42:19-21, September-October 1974.

731 Julie M. Zinke Uhlmann, "The impact ofurganization on the fertility behavior of Papago Indian women," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(7):3066B, January 1974.

732 "UTticed Nations: seminar on the status of womenand family pLaning," UNITED NATIONS DOCUMENT #.1972,ST/TAO/HR/46.

733 Roxann A. VanDusen, "Social change anddecision-making: family planning in Lebanon," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTSINTERNATIONAL 34 (6):3579A-3580A, December 1973. This study focuses on family planningdecisions made by urban Arab women.

734 Roxann A. VanDusen, "Urbanization and womenin a suburb of Beirut." Presented at the Middle East Studies Association Meeting, 1973. (Social Science Research Council, 1755 Mas- sachusetts Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20036)

735 Connie Salamone Velmadaughter, "HOw feminismstarted here (Japan)," MAJORITY REPORT 3:10, September 1973.

736"Vietnam: a feminist analysis," RAMA PIPIEN3:30-34, May- June 1973.

737Martin King Whyte, "The family," ACADEMY OFPOLITICAL SCIENCE PROCEEDINGS 31:174-192, March 1973. Post-1949 changes in family structure andmarriage in China.

(Center 738 WOMEN IN CHINA: STUDIES IN SOCIAL CHANGE ANDFEMINISM. for Chinese Studies, Lane Hall, Ann Arbor,Michigan 48104)

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739 Stephen H.K. Yeh and Pang Ehg Fong, "Housing,employment, and national development: the Singaporeexperience," ASIA 31: 8-31, August 1973,

740 Kuli-Fang Ying, "The current women's movementon the Chinese mainland," ISSUES AND STUDIES 10:50-63, July1974.

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741 Karl L. Alexander and Bruce K. Eckland,"Sex differences in the educational attainment process," AMERICANSOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW 30:66S-682, October 1974.

742 Karl Alexander, "Sex differences in the effectof social class on educational achievement," SOCIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS21(7) Sup- plement 37:191-192, Deceml, r 1973.

743Joseph Bard, "Pennsylvania takes majorsteps to eliminate sexism," PENNSYLVANIA EDUCATION 45, October1972.

744 Gerald Thomas Baron, "A study ofwomen in industrial arts education," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(3):1475A,September 1974.

745 Sandra L. Bem and Daryl J. Bem, "On liberatingthe female student," SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGY DIGEST 3(2):10-118,1973.

746 G.E. Britton, "Sex stereotyping andcareer roles," JOURNAL OF READING 17: 140-148, November 1973.

747 E. Bromhead, "Education of women: symposium,"INTERNATIONAL REVIEW OF EDUCATION 19(1):3-180, 1973.

748 J.P. Cahill, "Education of women andthe national economy," LIBERAL EDUCATION 60 Supplement:74-80, March1974.

749 P.J. Caplan and M. Kinsbourne, "Sex differencesin response to school failure," JOURNAL OF LEARNING DISABILITIES7:232- 235, April 1974.

750K.C. Christensen and W.E. Sedlacek, "Differentialfaculty attitudes toward blacks, females, and students in general,"THE JOURNAL OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR WOMEN DEANS,ADMINISTRA- TORS, AND COUNSELORS 37:78-83, Winter 1974.

751 Elizabeth G. Cohen, "Open space schools: the opportunityto

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become ambitious," ST.;IOLOGY OF EDUCATION 46(2):143-161, Spring 1973.

752 Michael Phillip Cutrona, "The relationship betweenworking class mother attitudes toward education and theeducational achievement of their Children with regard to sex, race, and residence," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(3):1494A,September 1974..

753 C.A. Dwyer, "Sex differences in reading: anevaluation and a critique of current theories," REVIEW OF EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH 43:455-467, Fall 1973.

754Emma Willard Task Force on Education, "Sexism inEducation," 1973. (P.O. Box 14229 University Station, Minneapolis, Minne- sota 55414)

755 Cynthia Fuchs Epstein, "Structuring success forwomen," EDUCA- TIONAL DIGEST 39:56-59, February 1974.

756 Norma Farquhar and Carol Mohlmar, "Life competence: a non- sexist introduction to practical arts," SOCIALEDUCATION 37: 516-519, October 1973.

757J.L. Feirer, "Why not women in industrial education?"INDUS- TRIAL EDUCATION 63:19, January 1974.

758 Norma D. Feshbach, "Realizing human potential:focus on women I," EDUCATIONAL HORIZONS 52(2), Winter 1973-1974.

759 Cecelia H. Foxley, "Socialization of women ineducational in= stitutions: resultant effects," 1974. (105 Jessup Hall, Uni- versity of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa 52242)

760 Nancy Frazier and Myra Sadker, SEXISM INSCHOOL AND SOCIETY. New York: Harper and Row, 1973.

education as a 761 John H. Gagnon, "White working class women: dilemma." (Department of Sociology and Center forContinu- ing Education, State University of New York,Stonybrook, New York) and extent of 762 A.R. Gibbons and D. Eaton, "Exploring the nature sex bias," AMERICAN EDUCATION10:34-35, April 1974.

relationship of attitude- 763 R.D. Goldman, "Sex differences in the toward technology to choice of field ofstudy," JOURNAL OF COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY 20:412-418, September 1973.

764E.A. Greenleaf, "Role of women in education:responsibility of educated women," EDUCATIONAL HORIZON 52:77-81,Winter 1973- 1974.

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765 "Guidelines for equal treatment of thesexes in McGraw Hill Book Company publications," 1974. (Publicity Department, McGraw-Hill, 1221 Avenue of the Americas, New York,New York 10020)

766 J. Hardin and C.J. Dede, "Even Frankenstein'smonster was male: discrimination against women in science education,"THE SCIENCE TEACHER 40:18-21, December 1973.

767 J.L. Hipple and A.J. Hill, "Meeting the specialneeds of women in educational settings," JOURNAL OF THE NATIONALASSOCIATION OF WOMEN DEANS AND COUNSELORS 36:170-172,Summer 1973.

768 Florence Howe, "Sexism and the aspirations ofwomen," PHI DELTA KAPPAN 55:99-104, October 1973.

769 Florence Howe, "Sexism in education and the aspirationsof women," CHANGING EDUCATION, pp. 30-34, Winter-Spring1974.

770 Florence Howe, "Sexism, racism, and the education ofwomen," TODAY'S EDUCATION 62:47-48, May 1973.

771 INTERNATIONAL IVNIEW OF EDUCATION 19(1), 1973. Special issue on the education ofwomen.

772 David A. Kenny, "The measurement and explanation ofpopulation effects: sex differences in mathematics and science in a longitudinal study," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(10):4999B, April 1973.

773 S.B. Khan, "Sex differences in predictability ofacademic achievement," MEASUREMENT AND EVALUATION IN GUIDANCE6:88-92, July 1973.

774 Patrick C. Lee and Nancy B. Gropper, "Sex role cultureand educational practice," HARVARD EDUCATIONAL REVIEW 44(3):369- 410, August 1974.

775Helena Znaniecki Lopata, "Effect of schoolingon social contacts of urban women," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY 79:604-619, November 1973.

776 Kathleen McCourt, "Educational herstory," ILLINOIS JOURNALOF EDUCATION 63(5):1-8, 1972.

777 Mb.rilyn M. Milow, "The Hannah V.arrison School: to fulfill all that she can be," YWCA MAGAZINE 47:14-15, October 1973.

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778 Bernice L. Neugarten, "Education andthe life cycle," SCHOOL REVIEW 80(2):209-216, February 1972. Problems of women who work inside andoutside the home.

adults: the feminist 779 Alleen Pace Nilson, "Books for young influence," ENGLISH JOURNAL 63:90-92,April 1974.

long, long way to go," 1HE 780M.C. Nolte, "Women in education: a AMERICAN SCHOOL BOARD JOURNAL 160:38-40,October 1973.

(National Educa- 781 "Non-sexist education for survival," 1973. tion Association, 1201 16th Street, NW,Washington, DC 20036) Eleven articles on sexism in education.

adult class for farm 782 B. Oldfield and J. Wise, "Ms. Farmers: an women," THE AGRICULTURAL EDUCATIONMAGAZINE 46:219-220, April 1974. "Action on sexism in edu- 783 N. Pirsig, G. Eaton, and C. Jacobs, cation," AMERICAN EDUCATION 9:24-28,June 1973.

and socioeconomic fac- 784 V. Pishkin and D.J. Willis, "Age, sex, tors in concept identification,"PSYCHOLOGY IN THE SCHOOLS 11: 1185-1190, January 1974.

Simon, and Anne M. Primavera, 785 Louis H. Primavera, William E. "The relationship between self-esteemand academic achievement: SCHOOLS an investigation of sexdifferences," PSYCHOLOGY IN THE 11:213-216, April 1974. educational aspirations: the 786 Lucy. D. Rey, "Predicting women's influences of school, family, and sexrole attitude variables,"- ...... SOCIOLOGICAL. FOCUS 7(3).:99,.1104.Summer1974.

hooker in the classroom: female 787 Betty Richardson, "The happy rights and professionalrepsonsibilities," BULLETIN OF THE MIDWESTERN MODERN LANGUAGE ASSOCIATIONVI:111-120, Spring 1973.

"Teacher perceptions and 788 Frances A. Ricks and Sandra W. Pyke, attitudes that foster or maintain sexdifferences," INTERCHANGE 4(1):26-33, 1973. Roberts, "Techniques for con- 789 Drina Fried Roberts and Gilbert fronting sex role stereotypes,"SCHOOL PSYCHOLGOY DIGEST 2(3): 47-54, 1973. textbooks for racism, sexism," 790 M. Rosenberg, "Evaluate your EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP 31:107-109,November 1973.

femininity," 791 Sheila Ruth and R. Richards, "Intellect vs. GIFTED CHILD QUARTERLY, Fall 1974.

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792 Terry N. Saario, "School policies and sex bias." Paper presented at the American Educational Research Association Annual Meeting, April 1974. ERIC, Document ED 090 661.

793 D. Sadker and others, "Clarifying sexist values, " SOCIAL EDU- CATION 37:756-760, December 1973.

794 M. Sadker and D. Sadker, "Sex.:.,m in schools:an issue for the 70's," THE JOURNAL OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR WOMENDEANS, ADMINISTRATORS, AND COUNSELORS 37:69-74, Wincer 1974.

795 "Sex discrimination," INEQUALITY IN EDUCATION18, October 1974. Special issue.

796 "Sex role stereotyping," OHIO SCHOOLS 5i:7-9, December14, 1973.

797 "Sex stereotyping in instructional materials," EducationalPro- ducts Information Exchange Institute, 1973. ERIC,Document ED 090 550.

798 "Sex role stereotyping in the schools," National Education Association, 1973..ERIC, Document ED 091 623. Nine separate articles on sex role stereotyping in schools. Suggests alternatives to a sexist curriculum.

799 "Sexism: annual report 13," PENNSYLVANIA EDUCATION 5:2-3, April 22, 1974.

800 "Sexism in education, SOCIAL STUDIES JOURNAL 2(4), Winter 1973.

Special issue. .. . .

...... 801 W.C. Shafer, ed., "Realizing human potential: focus on women; symposium," EDUCATIONAL HORIZONS 52, Winter 1973-1974.

802 Judith Stacey, Susan Bereaud, and Joan Daniels, eds., AND JILL CAME TUMBLING AFTER: SEXISM IN AMERICAN EDUCATION. New York: Dell Publishing, 1974.

803 Cathleen Stasz and others, "The influence of sex of student and sex of teacher on students' achievement and evaluation of the teacher," February 1973. ERIC. Document ED 074 410.

804 L.J. Stiles and P.M. Nystrand, "Politics of sex in education," THE EDUCATIONAL FORUM 38:431-440, May 1974. Equal rights for women in education.

805 G. Patience Thomas and Alfred D. Garvin, "Sex difference in risk-taking on essay tests," SPATE 12:32-36, September 1973.

806 C.K. Tittle, "Sex bias in educational measurement: fact or fiction?" MEASUREMENT AND EVALUATION IN GUIDANCE 6:219-226,

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January 1974. educational testing: a 807 Carol Tittle and others, "Women and selective review of the researchliterature and testing Publications practices," 1974. (Women and Educational Testing, Order Offices, Educational TestingService, Princeton, New Jersey 08540)

808 Susan L. Wilk, "The sexual bias oftextbook literature," ENGLISH JOURNAL 62:224-229, Fall 1973.

outlooks, op- 809Kenneth M. Wilson, "Today's women students: new tions," FINDINGS 1(4): 1974.

810Helen D. Wise, ed., "Sepcial feature onequality: racism, sexism, social classism," TODAY'S EDUCATION, pp.75-82, March-April 1974. ASSOCIATION FOR SUPER- 811 D.P. Wolfe, "Women power and education," VISION AND CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENTYEARBOOK, pp. 175-186, 1974.

LEAG:cKSHIP 31, November 1973. 812 "Women and education," EDUCATIONAL Special issue.

813 "Women and education," SCHOOL REVIEW80(2), 1973. Special issue.

814Mark P. Zanna, "Intellectualcompetition and the female student - final reporti".1973: ERIC1DdCUMent ED.072 389.'

2 PRESCHOOL/PRIMARY/SECONDARY perceptual style, mathematical 815 Tami Abelew, "Sex role attitudes, ability and perceived parentalchild-rearing attitudes in adolescents," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS35(3):1439B, September 1974. want?" PENNSYLVANIA SCHOOL 816 L. Bach, "What do these girls really JOURNAL 123:58-61, December 1974.

Polly and Patsy and Sally... 817Wayne Barrett, "George and Betsy and and Sally...and Sally," SMITHSONIAN4:90799, November 1973.

818 Martha Ware Beasley, "Autobiographicaland attitudinal relationships among female secondaryeducation students," DISSER- TATION ABSTRACTS 33(12):6721A, June 1973.

females in books for young 819J. Bernstein, "Changing roles of children," THE READING TEACHER 27:545-549,March 1974.

820 Jean Bernstein, "The elementaryschool: training ground for 41(2): sex role stereotypes," PERSONNEL AND GUIDANCE JOURNAL 97-101, October 1972.

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821 Joanne Bernstein, "The image of female teachersas portrayed in fiction for young children: up for discussion," SCHOOL LIBRARY JOURNAL, pp. 79-80, January 1973.

822 Sari Knopp Biklen, "Lessons of consequence: women's perception- of their elementary school experiences,a retrospective study," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(10):6247A, April 1974.

823Harriet Alma Bloomberg, "The effectiveness ofan attempted modification of sex role stereotyping of occupations by four year old and five year old children," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(2):881A, August 1974.

824 J.S. Bohan, "Age and sex differences in self-concept," ADO- LESCENCE 8(3):379-384, Fall 1973.

825 Darlene Johnson Bolig, "Sex segregation of fifth grade science classes: its effect on children's comprehension of science processes and facts," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(9):5794A, March 1974.

826 Robert Bridgham, "Ease of grading and enrollment in secondary school science: II: A test of the model," JOURNAL OF RESEARCH IN SCIENCE TEACHING 9(4):331-343, 1972. Differences in grading of males and fergles in high school science classes.

827 Gwyneth E. Britton, "Why Jane can't win: sex stereotyping and career role assignments in reading materials," 1974. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the International Reading Association, May 1974. ERIC,'Document ED 092 919. Sex stereotyping in reading materials for grades one through ten.

828 C.M. Brody, "Do instructional materials reinforce sex stereotyping?"EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP 31:119-122, November 1973.

829 Lois Phillips Brooks, "The sex-role stereotyping ofoccupa- tional perceptions by sixth grade students," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(7):3862A, January 1974.

830J.E. Brophy and Luis M. Laosa, "The effect of a male teacher on the sex typing of kindergarten children," CATALOG OF SELECTED DOCUMENTS IN PSYCHOLOGY 3(44), 1973.

831 J.E. Brophy and T.L. Good, "Feminization of American elementaxf schools," PHI DELTA KAPPAN 54:564-566, April 1973.

832 Patricia Bruce, "Reactions of preadolescent girls to science tasks," THE JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY 86:303-308, 1974.

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833 Carol Hope Bucher, "The impact of anon-stereotyped sex role occupational unit on elementary school childreW.soccupational knowledge, vocational aspirations, and expressedoccupational attitudes," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(5):2672A,November 1974.

834 Iris Cornelius Butler, "Self-concept: raceand social class in adolescent females," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS34(8):4034B, February 1974.

835 L.P. Campbell, "Sex education: let's get onwith it," PHI DELTA KAPPAN 55:245, December 1973.

836 Patricia B. Campbell, "Feminine intellectual declineduring adolescence." Paper presented at the American Educational Research Association Annual Meeting, April 1974. ERIC, Document ED 091 620.

837 B. Chasen, "Sex role stereotyping and prekindergartenteachers," THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL JOURNAL 74(4):220-235,January 1974..

838P.G. Cooker, "Vocational values of children in gradesfour, five, and six," ELEMENTARY SCHOOL GUIDANCE AND COUNSELING8: 112-118, December 1973.

839 Council on Interracial Books for Children, Inc.and Anne Grant, "Testing texts for racism and sexism," SCHOLASTICTEACHER, pp. 16-17, Fall 1973.

50-51, 840Patricia Craig, "Boys are...girls are...." NOVA, pp. November 1972. Bias against girls in children's books.

841M.H. Cutler, "Ridding the schools of sexism: amixed bag," THE AMERICAN SCHOOL BOARD JOURNAL 160:40-41,October 1973.

842Arthur D. Dempsey, "Sexual stereotyping ofelementary school boys and girls by pre-service elementary schoolteachers," THE TEACHER EDUCATOR 8:34-36, Winter 1972-1973.

843Arthur D. Dempsey, "Snips and snails, sugar andspice: what are boys and girls made of?An attitude inventory," SOCIOLO- GICAL ABSTRACTS 21(1)Supplement 30:7, February1973.

844Francine Deutsch, "Cognitive and socialdeterminants of female preschoolers empathic ability, helping, andsharing," DISSER- TATION ABSTRACTS 33(12):6585A, June 1973.

845"Dialog. What is sex role stereotyping?" TEACHER, pp.6-10, March 1974.

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846 Elizabeth Archer Dodson, "The effects of female role models on occupational exploration and attitudes of adolescents," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(12):7535A, June 1974.

847 Laura T. Doing, "Women on school boards: nine winners tell how they play the game," AMERICAN SCHOOL BOARD JOURNAL 160: 34-40, March 1973.

848 Carol Anne Dwyer, "Influence of children's Sex role standards on reading and arithmetic achievement," JOURNAL OF EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY 66(6):811-816, 1974.

849James Michael Ekstrum, "Sex role patterns and reading scores of first grade children," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(9):4934A, March 1973.

850E. Joan Emery, "The effects of sexism upon the classification of children with learning disability," SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGY DIGEST 2(3):44-46, 1973.

851 Susan Lampkin Farber, "Sex and class differences in the development of intrusive and incorporative behaviors," DISSER- TATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(6):2927B-2928B, December 1973. Activity in nursery school boys between the ages of,three to five and the passivity of gitlS of the same ages.

852 J. Feldhusen and others, "Prediction of achievement with measures of learning, social behavior, sex and intelligence," PSYCHOLOGY IN THE SCHOOLS 11:59-65, January 1974.

853 Peter Joseph Finley, "Behavioral personality and sex differences and achievement in rural lower class children," DISSMATION ABSTRACTS 35(6):3513A, December 1974.

854 A. Fishel and J. Pottker, "School boards and sex bias in American education," CONTEMPORARY EDUCATION45:85-89, Winter 1974.

855 Andrew Fishel and Janice Pottker, "Sex bias in secondary school: the impact of Title IX," 1974. ERIC, Document ED 093 044. Some of the school policies that will require changes.

856 R.I. Fisher, "Study of non-intellectual attributes of children in first grade bilingual-bicultural program," JOURNAL OF EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH 67:323-328, March 1974.

857Mary Ann Ford, Daniel N. Stern, and Donald J. Dillon, "Per- formance of children ages three to five on dlaw-a-person

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task: sex differences," PERCEPTUAL AND MOTOR SKILLS 38: 1189-1190, 1974.

858 L.J. Fowler, "Sirens and seeresses: women in literature and the high school curriculum," ENGLISH JOURNAL 62:1123-1126, November 1973.

859 Linda Francois and Celina Campbell, "Sex role stereotypingin children's literature," 1973. (All of Us, Inc., 175 South Broad Street, Monmouth, Oregon 97361)

860 Nancy Frazier, "We must liberate our children from sexism," THE PTA MAGAZINE 68:28-29, October 1973.

861A.J.H. Gaite, "Sex stereotyping: identifying and changing the role and influence of schools." Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Educational Research Associ- ation, April 1974. ERIC, Document ED 093 828.

862 T.J. Gannon, "Probing the paradox of sex education," MOMENTUM 4:30-35, October 1973.

863Richard A. Gardner, "Women's lib, sex role development, and childreW.s play," MEDICAL ASPECTS OF HUMAN SEXUALITY 7(8), 1973.

864 Mark G. Garis, "The effects of sex segregation onachievement and self esteem in first graders," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(4):2120A, October 1974.

865 Jane Stoto GaFe11, "The influence of the femininerole on the asprations of high school girls," DISSERTATIONABSTRACTS 34(11):73594, May 1974.

866 F.J. Gies and others, "Effects of organizational climateand sex on the language arts achievementof disadvantaged sixth graders," THE JOURNAL OF EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH 67:177-181, December 1973.

867P. Gillespie, °Boy things, girl things: do they have tobe that way?" INSTRUCTOR b5:62, November 1973.

868A.R. Gold and M.C. St. Ange, "Development of sexrole stereotypes in black and white elementary school girls,"DEVELOP- MENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 10:461, May 1974.

869 Thomas Good, Neville Sikes, and Jere E. Brophy, "Effect!:of teacher sex on classroom interaction," JOURNAL OF EDUCATIONAL P'3YCHOLOGY 65(1):74-87, 1973.

870 D.H. Graves, "Sex differences in children's writing,"ELE- MENTARY ENGLISH 50:1101-1106, October 1973.

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871 S.B. Greenberg, "Attitudes of elementary and secondary student- toward increased social, economic, and political participation by women," JOURNAL OF EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH 67:147-148, December 1973.

872 Esther Paula Blank Grief, "A study of role playing in preschool children," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(s): 2285B, November 1973.

873C. Hahn, "Me I want to be: students' aspirations in thG seventies," SOCIAL EDUCATION 38:334-344, April 1974.

874 Virginia Husted Hargrove, "The relationship of race, sex, and nursery school attendance to self-concept of black and white kindergarten children," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(11) :5969A, May 1973.

875 Barbara Grizzuti Harrison, UNLEARNING THE LIE: SEXISM EN- SCHOOL. New York: Liveright, 1973.

876T.H. Hawkes, "Ideals of upper elementary school children," PSYCHOLOGY IN THE SCHOOLS 10:447-457, October 1973.

877 Aalcolm M. Helper and Mary Jeanne Quinlivan, "Age and reinforcement value of sex role labels in girls," DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 8(1):142, 1973.

878 Michele H. Herman and William E. Sedlacek, "Career orientation of high school and university women," JOURNAL OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN DEANS, ADMINISTRATORS, AND COUNSELORS, pp. 161-166, Summer 1974.

879Mary Veronice Hickey, "The early adolescent's reactions to the literary and cultural portrayal of women," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(6):3087B, December 1974.

880 Charles Henry Hill, "An investigation of the relationship between sex and developmental level of kindergarten children and performance under four modes of instruction," 1972. Washington State University, order #72-18,522.

881 Clara E. Hill, Mary Ann Hubbs, and Charla Verble, "A developmental analysis of the sex role identification of school related objects," JOURNAL OF EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH 67(5): 205-206, January 1974.

882Judith Zoe Stevinson Hillman, "An analysis of male and female roles in two periods of children's literature." Dissertation, 1973. (University Microfilms, P.O. Box 1764, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48106) Order no. 73-25,450.

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883 T.L. Hilton and G.W. Berglund, "Sex differences in mathematics achievement: a longitudinal study," JOURNAL OF EDUCATIONAL RESI1ARCH 67:231-237, January 1974.

884 Louis Wladis Hoffman, "Early childhood experiences and women's achievement motives," SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGY DIGEST 2(3):18-23, 1973.

885 H.S. HoymPn, "Sex education and our core values," JOURNAL OF SCHOOL HEALTH 44:62-69, Fall 1974.

886 Stephanie Doun Hughes and Christine Weimergren, eds., +"Nancy Drew detected." (Department of Sociology, Boston University, 96 Cummington Street, Boston, Massachusetts 02215) Main and supportive characters portrayal of sex roles.

887 Gayle Hurst, "Sex bias in junior high school literature anthologies," 1973. ERIC, Document ED 085 763.

888Carol Nagy Jacklin and Harriet N. Mischel, "As the twig is bent -,sex role stereotyping in early readers," SCHOOL, Psy, CHOLOGY DIGEST 2(3):30-38, 1973.

889 C.N. Jacklin, E.E. Maccoby, and A.E. Dick, "Barrier behavior and toy preference: sex differences (and their absence) in the year old child," CHILD DEVELOPMENT 44:196-200, March 1973.

890Wilbur John Jackson, "A study of the relationships between a small group discussion acitvity, the self-concept and reading achievement of selected fourth grade. boys and girls," DIS- SERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(5):230IA, November 1973.

891 Judith Ellen Jacobs, "A comparison of the relationships between the level of acceptance of sex role stereotyping and achievement and attitudes toward mathematics of seventh graders and eleventh graders in a suburban Metropolitan New York community," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(I2):7585A, June 1974.

892 R.K. Jantz, "Effects of sex,. race, IQ, and SES on the reading scores of sixth graders for both levels and grinsin performance," PSYCHOLOGY IN THE SCHOOLS 11:90-94, January 1974.

893Winifred Tom Jay, "Sex stereotyping in selected mathematics textbooks for grades two, four, and six," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(6):3028A, December 1973.

894 Jean E. Jederman, "The sexual stereotype of women in children's literature." Dissertation, 1974. (University Microfilms, P.O. Box 1764, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48106)Order no. 74-11,738. Social role of American women in literature for intermediate school children.

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.895 Alan S. Kaufman and Nadeen L. Kaufman, "Sex differences on the McCarthy scales of children's activities," JOURNAL OF CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY 29:362-365, July 1973.

896J.P. Keeves, "Differences between the sexes in mathematics and science courses," INTERNATIONAL REVIEW OF EDUCATION 19(1): 47-63, 1973.

897 Claudia Merkel Keller, "Sex differentiated attitudes toward mathematics and sex differentiated achievement in mathematics on the ninth grade level in eight schools in New Jersey," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(6):3300A, December 1974.

898 Patricia Anne Kirsch, "Adolescent identity formation and attitudes toward women and sex role equality,",DISSERTATION AB- STRACTS 35(6):3022B, December 1974.

899 Carol Olander Klecka, "The measurement of children's masculinity and femininity," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(6):2991B, December 1974.

900 W.E. Klingele, "Sex education: a course in high school English," HIGH SCHOOL JOURNAL 57:120-122, December 1973.

901 Jessie K. Kobayashi, "A comparison of organizational ciimate of schools administered by female and male elementary school principals," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(1):129A, July 1974.

902 Linda Kraft, "Lost herstory: the treatment of women in children's encyclopedia," SCHOOL LIBRARY JOURNAL 20:26-35, January 1973.

903James L. Land, "Sex role stereotyping in elementary school readers, grades one through six, adopted by the State of Indiana for the years 1973 to 1978," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(3):1626A, September 1974.

904 P.C. Lee, "Early classroom experience masculine or feminine?" PERSPECTIVES ON EDUCATION 6:10-15, Fall 1973.

905 P.C. Lee, "Male and female teachers in elementary schools: an ecological analysis," TEACHERS' COLLEGE RECORD 75:79-98, September 1973.

906 Paul W. Leffler, Jr., "The relationship of performance objectives, dependency, intelligence, and sex to the achievement of eighth grade social science students," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(5):2392A, November 1973.

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907 Helen Elizabeth Lindsay, "The sex role classification of school objects by selected second-grade male subjects from contrasting learning environments," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(2):812A, August 1974.

908Nancy Silver Lindsay, "The impact of sex role stereotypes as reflected in interest in science in the elementary grades," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(11):7048A, May 1974.

909 Jimmie Linsin, "An analysis of the treatment of religion, the Black-American, and women in the American history textbooks used by the public, private, and parochial high schools of the city and county of Saint Louis, Missouri, 1972-1973," DIS- SERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(5):254IA, November 1974.

910 Bernard W. Lukenbill, "Fathers in adolescent novels: some implications for sex role reinterpretations," SCHOOL LIBRARY JOURNAL 21:26-30, February 1974.

911 Leslie Zebrowitz McArthur and Susan V. Eisen, "Achievements of male and female story book characters as determinants of achievement behavior by boys and girls." (LZM, Department of Psychology, Brandeis University, Waltham, Massachusetts 02154)

912 Leslie Zebrowitz McArthur, +Children's play preferences as a function of the sex of televised models. (Department of Psychology, Brandeis University, Waltham, Massachusetts 02154)

913 G.T. McClure, "Eliminate sex bias in the curriculum," EDU- CATIONAL LEADERSHIP 31:110-113, November 1973.

914 G. McDonald, "Look, Jane, look," SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY 60: 18, November 1973.

915 John W. McLure, "Sex stereotyping in the EVALUATIVE CRI- TERIA and in evaluative procedures," NORTH CENTRAL ASSOCIATION QUARTERLY 47:238-242, Fall 1972.

916 Carolyn McPherson, "Sex role stereotypes in the elementary school," MIDWEST EDUCATION REVIEW 6:19-28, Winter 1974.

917Jennifer S. Macleod and Sandra T. Silverman, "You won't do: what textbooks on U.S. government teach high school girls" with "Sexism in textbooks: an annotated source list of 150 studies and problems." Pittsburgh: KNOW, Inc., 1973. (KNOW, Inc., P.O. Box 86031, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15221)

918 Roy Martin, "Student sex and behavior as determinants of the type and frequrncy of teacher-student contacts," JOURNALOF SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGY 10:339-347, December 1972. Five second grade classrooms are analyzed.

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919 Betty Jean Maycock, "Comparison of contest oriented and non- contest oriented girls on self-esteem, achievement motivation, and physical coordination," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(6):3147A-3148A, December 1973.

J20 Edna Mitchell, "The learning of sex roles through toys and books: a woman's view," YOUNG CHILDREN 28:226-231, April 1973.

921 Verne Moberg, "A child's right to equal reading." (National Education Association, Washington, DC 20036)

922 Barbara E. Neely, K. Skarin, and S. Weil, +"Sex differences in competition-cooperation behavior of children at two age levels." (BEM, Department of Psychology, Newcomb College, Tulane University, New Orleans, Louisiana 70118)

923Karen ?done, "Woman's class," NEW SCHOOLS EXCHANGE NEWSLETTER 109:9-10, Januar:y. 15, 1974. Experience of a woman's class for 8 to 15 year olds.

924R. Montemayor, "Children's performance in a game and their attraction to it as a function of sex typed labels," CHILD DEVELOPMENT 45:152-156, March 1974.

925 V. Monre, "Feminine role in children's books," EDUCATIONAL POLICY 52:93-94, Winter 1973-1974.

926Edward John Mulawka, "Sex role typing in the elementary school classroom as reinforcement of sex role stereotypes learned at home," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(11):6472A, May 1973.

927K.E. Milsa and M.E. Roach, "Adolescent appearance and self-concept," ADOLESCENCE 8:385-394, Fall 1973.

928 Lorraine Nadelman, "Sex identity in American children: memory, knowledge, and preference tests," June 1973. ERIC, Document ED 084 029. Tests recall, knowledge, and preference for masculine and feminine items in forty five and eight-year-olds.

929A. Nadesan, "Mother Goose: sexist?" ELEMENTARY ENGLISH 51: 375-378, March 1974.

930Anne Nash, +Study of children's attitudes toward sex differences after raising their consciousness to the issues of stereotyping. (123 Park Street, Newton, Massachusetts 20902)

931. Tanya Neiman, "Teaching woman her place: the role of public education in the development of sex roles," HASTINGS LAW JOURNAL 24:,191-1225, May 1973. (continued next page)

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Includes list of publishers of non-sexist literature and bibliographies.

932 R.C. Nelson and B.M. Nelson, "Girls as perSons." ELEMENTARY SCHOOL GUIDANCE AND COUNSELING 8;202-208, March 1974.

933Norma Newman, "An investigation of verbal descriptions, by high school students, of males and females with dominant and respondent personality characteristics," April 1973. Paper presented at the New England Educational Research Conference. (8 Butternut Drive, Bloomfield, Connecticut 06002)

934 Camilla Nightingale, "Sex roles in children's literature," ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN 65:154-158, October 1972.

935 A.P. Nilsen, "Books a la mode: a reader's digest: women in children's books," ELEMENTARY ENGLISH 50:1029-1033, October 1973.

936 M.C. Nolte, "Why boards are winning sex education battles," AMERICAN SCHOOL BOARD JOURNAL 160:22-23, June 1973.

937 R.W. O'Donnell, "Sex bias in primary social studies textbooks," EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP 31:137-141, November 1973.

938 Helen Olive, "Sex differences in adolescent vocational preferences," VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE QUARTERLY 21:199-201, March 1973.

939 L. Oliver, "Women in aprons: the female stereotype in children's readers," ELEMENTARY SCHOOL JOURNAL 74:253-259, Fall 1974.

940V. Paley, "Is the doll corner a sexist institution?" THE SCHOOL REVIEW 81:569-576, August 1973.

941 Betti Pate, "Changing roles of women, social studies: 0425.17," ERIC, Document. ED 079 227, 1973.

942 L.F. Patterson, "Girls' careers: expression of identity,' VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE QUARTERLY 21:269-275, June 197.

943Rita Sandra Rapoza Pengelly, "A comparative study of academic self-estimates, academic values, and academic aspirations of adolescent males and females," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(6): 3433A, December 1974.

944 Philip A. Perrone, "A longitudinal study of occupational values in adolescents," VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE QUARTERLY 22: 116-123, December 1973. Parents and students in grades seven through twelve rated occupational values.

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945J. Steven Picou and Evans W. Curry, "Structural, interpersonal, and behavioral correlates of female adolescents' occupational choices," ADOLESCENCE 3:421-432, Fall 1973. OcA,yational choices given by 1485 female high school seniors in Louisiana.

946Patricia Taylor Pivnick, "Sex role socialization: observations in a first grade classroom (it's hard to change your image once you're ty,)e cast)," DISsERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(3):1358A, Septem- ber 1974.

947Myrna Plost and Martin J. Rosen, "Effect of career models on occupational preferenCes of adolescents," AUDIO VISUAL COMMU- NICATION REVIEW 22:41-50, Spring 1974.

948 Z. Ponzo and R.W. Strowig, "Relations among sex-role identity arid selected intellectual and non-intellectual factors for high school freshmen and seniors," JOURNAL OF EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH 67:137-141, November 1973.

949Janice Pottker, "Sex and class stereotypes in elementary readers," SOCIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS 21(7) Supplement 37:252, December 1973.

DSODolores Prida and Susan Ribner, "A feminist view of the 100 books about Puerto Ricans," INTERRACIAL BOOKS ON CHILDREN 4 (1):2, 1972. (Council oa Interracial Books for Children, Inc., 1841 Broadway, Room 300, Mew York. New York 10023)

951 J.L. Ready, "Current status of family life and sex education in the public schools of Illinois," JOURNAL OF SCHOOL HEALTH 43:49-51, January 1973.

952 Kik Reeder, "Pippi Longstocking - feminist or anti-feminist?" INTERRACIAL BOOKS FOR CHILDREN 5(4):1, 1974. (Council on Interracial Books for Children, Inc., 1841 Broadway, Room 300, New York, New York 10023)

953 D.C. Renshaw, "Sex education for educators," JOURNAL OF SCHOOL HEALTH 43:645-650, December 1973.

954 L.A. Rinsky, "Equality of the sexes and children's literature," ELEMENTARY ENGLISH 50:1075, October 1973.

955 Karel Rose, "Sleeping beauty awakes: children's literature and sex role myths."Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the National Council of Teachers of English, 1L73. ERIC, Document ED 089 322.

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956 Nina Rothchild, "Sexism in the schools:a handboe.K foraction," 1973. ERIC, Document ED 090 108.

957Terry Saario, C.N. Jacklin, and C.K. Tittle, "Sex roJe storeo- . typing in the public schools," HARVARD EDUCATIONAL RLVIEW 43: 386-416, August 1973.

958 Myra Sadker and David Sadker, "Sexism in education: reality and response."Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Educational Research Association, April 1974. ERIC, Document ED 092 839.

959 Brenda Mary Samara, "Teachers' conceptions of children's sex roles as related to attitudes about the women's liberation movement and personal background data," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(6):3532A, December 1974.

969S. Jay Samuels and James E. Turnure, "Attention and reading achievement in first-grade boys and girls," JOURNAL OF EDUCA- TIONAL PSYCHOLOGY 66(1)i29-32, 1974.

961 F. Schab, "What jobs do high school girls want?" INTEGRATED EDUCATION 11:29-30, November 1973.

962 Richard Joseph Schuster, "Sex differences and within sex variation in children's block constructions," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(8):40568, February 1974.

963 L.A. Serbin and others, "Comparison of teacher response to the pre-academic and problem behavior of boys and girls; disruption and dependency," CHILD DEVELOPMEIT 44:796-804, De mber 1973.

964 Janet H. Shirreffs, "Sex role stereotyping in healtheducation elementary school texts." (Department of Psychology and Health ,Sciences, Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana 47306) Research study of five elementary school health education texts and one elementary school family life text.

965 Robert L. Shrigley, "Sex differences and its implications on attitude and achievement in elementary schoolscience," SCHOOL SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS 72:789-793, December1972.

966S.R. Siege, "Heroines in recent children's fiction: an analysis," ELEMENTARY ENGLISH 50:1039-1043, October 1973.

967 C.L.F. Siegel, "Sex differences in the occupationalchoices of second graders," JOURNAL OF VOCATIONAL BEHAVIOR3(1): 513-534, January 1973.

968 Philip James Silvino, "A comparative study of social valuesof elementary school children according to sex, grade,school,

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and socioeconomic level," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(11):6101A, May 1973.

969 Roberta G. Simmons, Florence Rosenberg, and Morris Rosenberg, +"The impact of sex roles on the self-image of elementary and secondary .,:chool children," 1973. (Department of Sociology, 1114 Social Sciences Building, University of Minnesota, Minne- apolis, Minnesota 55455)

970R.L. Simpson, "Sex stereotypes of secondary school teaching subjects: male and female status gains and losses," SOCIOLOGY OF OUCATION 47:388-398, Summer 1974.

971 John S. Sinacore, "Sex education in schools," NEW YORK STATE JOURNAL OF MEDICINE 73:2914-2915, December 15, 1973. Sex education and discussion of the feninist movement in schools.

972 Lee Hansen Sisson, "Sex role interests and social competence in young Children," DISSERTATION ABSTPACTS 34(7):4006A, January 1974.

973S. Sivulich, "Sex education and the school administrator," EDUCATION 94:23-26, September 1973.

974 Diana.T. Slaughter, "Becoming an Afro-American woman," SCHOOL REVIEW 80(2):299-318, February 1972. Self-percepts and aspirations of black female adolescents.

975 Diane Smalley, "Are we lowering the self-c;teem of girls?" SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY 59:19, April 1973.

976 Jane Elley Stake, "Effects of contrived infornation on female and male performance on the achievement behavior of preschool girls and boys," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(5):2415B, November 1974.

977A. Steinhilber, "What the new anti-sex bias rules mean for schools," AMERICAN SCHOOL BOARD JOURNAL, pp. 20-21, August 1974.

978 Gloria Stevenson, "Career planning for high schaol girls," Ot.CUPATIONAL OUTLOOK QUARTERLY 17:23-31, Surin?r 1g73.

979 John Stewig and Margaret Higgs, "Girls grow up to be mommies: a study of sexism in children's literature," SCHOOL LIBRARY JOURNAL 98:44-49, January 1973.

980 Sandra Fromer Stingle, "Age and sex differences in the cooperative and competitive behavior of children," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(6):2913B, December 1973.

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981 M.E. Taylor, "Sex role stereotypes in children's readers.," ELEMENTARY ENGLISH 50:1045-1047, October 1973.

982Mary Louise Thetford, "Vocational roles for women in junior fiction," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(6):3311A, December 1974.

983 Jane E. Thompson, "Political awareness among high school and college women," JOURNAL OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN DEANS AND COUNSELORS 36:74-75, Winter 1973.

984 A. Tolor and B. Tolor, "Children's-figure drawings and changing attitudes toward sex roles," PSYCHOLOGICAL REPORTS 34:343-349, April 1974.

985 J.L. Trecker, "How equal is your daughter's education?" PTA MAGAZINE 68:22-24, February 1974.

986 J.L. Trecker, "Women in Unite& States history high school textbooks," INTERNATIONAL REVIEW OF EDUCATION19(1):133-139, 1973.

987Janice Law Trecker, "Women in world history texts: females in male roles," INTERRACIAL BOOKS FOR CHILDREN 5(4):3, 1974.

988 Sylvia Tucker and others, "Coping wL.h the subtle ways of sex stereotyping," OHIO SCHOOLS 52:8-9, April 12, 1974,

989 Robert Clayton Wallace, "Sex education knowle.dge, verbal interaction, and attitutdes: an exploratory study in high school human biology classes," 1973. (University Microfilms, P.O. Box 1764, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48106)

990 William D. Ward, "Sex role preference and parental imitation within groups of middle class whites and lower class blacks," PSYCHOLOGICAL REPORTS 30(2):651-654, April 1972.

991 Virginia Waters, "Teacher differential approval and disapproval of boys and girls in the classroom," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(6):2916B, December 1973.

992 Beatrice Wehrly, "Children's occupational knowledge," VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE QUARTERLY 22:124-129, December 1973.

993Marilyn Whiteside, "What happens to the gifted girl?" PTA MAGAZINE 68:20-21, February 1974.

994 R.G. Wiggins, "Differences in self-perceptions of ninth grade boys and girls," ADOLESCENCE 8:491-496, Winter 1973.

995 L. Willerman and R. Plomin, "Activity level in children and their parents," CHILD DEVELOPMENT 44:854-858, December 1973.

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996 Juanita H. Williams, "Sexual role identification and personality functioning in gigs: a theory.revisited," JOURNAL OF PERSONALITY, March 1973.

997 Tom Jay Winifred, "Sex stereotyping in selected mathematics textbooks for grades two, four, and six." Dissertation, 1973. (University Microfilms, P.O. Box 1764, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48106) Order No. 73-28,604.

998 Jean M. Zwack, "The stereotypic family in children's literature," READING TEACHER 26:389-391, January 1973.

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999 S.I. Abramowitz and C.V. Abramowitz, "Tale of serendipity: political ideology, sex role prescriptions, and students' psychological adjustments," DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 10:299, March 1974.

1000 Joan Acker, "Women and social stratification: a case of intellectual sexism," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY 78(4):936-945, January 1973.

1001 Judith Elaine Newsom Albino, "The motive to avoid success and probelms reported by male and female students withdrawing from the University of Texas at.Austin," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(5):2375A-2376A, November 1973.

1002 Elizabeth M. Almquist and Shirley S. Angrist, "Role Model influences on college %omen's career aspirations," MERRILL- PALMER QUARTERLY 17(3):263-279, July 1971.

1003 Elizabeth M. Almquist, "Sex stereotypes in occupational choice: the case for college women," JOURNAL OF VOCATIONAL BEHAVIOR, pp. 13-21, December 1974. (EMA, Sociology Depart-

ment, North Texas State University, Denton, Texas 76203) -

1004 T.G. Alper, "Achievement motivation in college women: a now- you-see-it, now-you-don't phenomenon," AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST 29:194-203, March 1974.

1005 American Association of University Women, "Woman: searching for self: implementation guide," 1973. (NAUW, Sales Office, 2401 Virginia Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20037) Detailed plan for study and suggestions for ah active program.

1006 D. Anderson, "De Anza builds a WREPutation: wrmen's re-entry education program," AMERICAN EDUCATION 10:30-33, May 1974.

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1007 Dorothy E. Andrews, "Continuing education for women at Mattatuck Community College," 1973. ERIC, Document ED 089 805. Group counseling program for mature women.

1008Shirley S. Angrist and Elizabeth M. Almquist, +Careers and contingencies. (Carnegie-Mellon University, Institute of Physical Planning, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15213) Research on college women's role development and the conditions which foster career aspirations.

1009 Shirley S. Angrist, "Variations in women's adult aspirations during college," JOURNAL OF MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY 35:389- 390, August 1973.

1010 Georgia Babladelis, "Sex stereotyping: students' perceptions of college professors," PERCEPTUAL AND MOTOR SKILLS 37:47- 50, August 1973.

1011 G.K. Baruch, "Maternal career orientation as related to parental identification in college women," JOURNAL OF VOCATIONAL BEHAVIOR 4:173-180, April 1974.

1012 Winnie Bengelsdorf, "Women's stake in low tuition," 1974. (American Association of State Col.leges and Universities, Suite 700, One Dupont Circle, Washington, DC 20036)

1013T. Blackstone and 0. Fulton, "Men and women academics: an Anglo-Ameritan comparison of subject choices and research activity," HMER EDUCATION 3:119-139, April 1974.

1014 Boston Conference on Higher Education for Urban Women, Feb- ruary 23-24, 1973. (The Study Group on Continuing Education for Urban Women,23 Miner Hall, Tufts University, Medford, Massachusetts) Pre-conference report.

1015 Judith Ann Brailey, "The identity experience of college women: some contributing factors," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(8): 4773A, February 1974.

1016 Sarah Callaway Brabant, "A study of the relationship between sex sociologically defined and higher educationrl attainment," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(7):4421A, January 19014.

1017J.B. Brandenburg, "Needs of women returning to school," PER- SONNEL AND GUIDANCE JOURNAL 53:11-18, Septed)LI

1018 Gerard A. Brandmeyer and Susan Stoudinger, "Ser. differentials in student political behavior."Paper from the 37th Meeting of the Southern Sociological Society, 1974. (University of South Florida, Tampa, Florida 33620)

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1019A. Brick, "Men/women in college English," COLLEGE ENGLISH 35:381-391, January 1974.

1020 Inge K. Broverman and others, "Sox role perceptions, self concepts and the future role plans of college women," 1972. (Worcester State Hospital, Worcester, Massachusetts 01613)

1021 Lynne Harrington Brown, +"The career dilemma for women in science: a proposed test to measure career-non-career goal conflict." (Purdue University, School of Science, Mathe- matical Science Building, Room 232, West Lafayette, Indiana 47906) Project goal is the development of means to identify female undergraduates for whom pursuit of a science career causes unusual stress and for whom intervention programs would be particularly beneficial.

1022 Lynne Harrington Brown, +"The retention of women in science disciplines." (Purdue University, School of Science, Mathe- matical Science Buildiug, Room 232, West Lafayette, Indiana 47906) A two year fedcrally funded.program whose objective is to increase the retention of undergraduate women in the mathematical, physical, and biological sciences. Results of the project's first year are available from the author.

1023 Beth Bruns Buehlmann, "The relationship between avoidance of success and other selected characteristics of college females," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(3):1376B, September 1974.

1024 Mildred E. Buzenberg, "Women in the classroom - decoration or education?" Paper presented at the Mountain Plains Management Conference, October 1974. (MEB, College of Business Administration, Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas 66506) Survey of women graduates of university business curricula.

1025 Carolyn M. Byerly, A GUIDE TO WOMEN'S EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNI- TIES IN WESTERN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES. Boulder (Colorado): Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education, June 1, 1973.

102,".; ."On campus with women," April 1974. (Project on the Status and Education of Women, Association of American Colleges, 1818 R Street, NW, Washington, DC 20009) Spc:ill issue on affirmative action.

1027 Mary Louisa Baird Carlsen, "A four-year retrospective view of the educational experience of a group of mature women undergraduate students," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(1):153A, July 1974.

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1028Carnegie Commission on Higher Education, "Opportunities for women in higher education: summaz;, of report," INTELLECT 102:208-209, January 1974.

1029 "Carnegie proposals on women.in higher education," CHRONICLE OF HIGHER EDUCATION, September 24, 1973.

1030 "The case for women's colleges: national report," INTELLECT 102:344-346, March 1974,

1031 Carol P. Christ, "Women on campus: no oveinight changes," CROSSCURRENTS 24(1):43-50, Spring 1974. Situation o£ women students, faculty, staif, and faculty wives in the years after the HEW invest4atons.

1032 M.M. Clifford and E. Welster, "The effect of sex on college admission, work evaluation, and job interviews," JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL EDUCATION 41:1-5, Winter 1972.

1033 College ReF,earch Center, "A survey of the current status and plans of colleges traditionally for women only," 1973. ERIC, Document ED 074 912.

1034 c.ollege cf San Mateo Women's Committee, "Report on the status of women at the College of San Mateo," February 1973. (1700 West Hillsdale Boulevard, San Mateo, California 94402)

103:i "College --men mobilize for rights," AMERICAN TEACHER 57: 6, June 1973.

1036 Helen Vandivort Collier, "An investigation of the career I:olce patterns of female two-year college students from 19i:9 to 1973," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(6):3420A, December 1974.

1037 "Continuing education for women: current developments," 1974. (Women's Bureau, Employment Standards Administration, United States Department of Labor, Washington, DC)

1038 Beatrice Cossey, "Concepts of the women's re-entry educational program, De Anza Community College, Cupertino,California." Paper presented at the Pacific Sociological Association. ERIC, .Document ED 092 805.

1039 J.M. Cronin, "Educating the majority: a womanpower policy for the 1970's," PHI DELTA KAPPAN 55:138-139, October 1973.

1040Margaret T. Cussler, "Effecting a reform movement: sex equality in higher education." Paper presented at the 24th Annual Meeting of the Society for the Study of Social Problems. (Uni- versity of Maryland, College Park, Maryland 20742)

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1041 Sandra Lee Davis, "Factors related to the persistence of women in a four year institute of technology," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS'34(7):3460B, January 1974.

1042 Kitty Gardner Dickerson, "A study of female college students' academic-vocational aspirations and how they perceive that the faculty and administration of their institution see their roles as females," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(9):5657A, March 1974.

1043 L.S. Dickstein and N. Brown, "Effect of role orientation and instructions regarding competition on cognitive performance of college females," PSYCHOLOGICAL REPORTS 34:291-297, Feb- ruary 1974.

1044 David E. Drew and Michelle Patterson, "Noah's ark in the frog pond: the educational aspiration; of male and female undergraduates," SOCIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS 21(7)Supplement 37: 210, December 1973.

1045 Dorothy Dodge, "Attitudes of undergraduate women toward careers: final report."ERIC, Document ED 096 571, 1974. (DD, Macalester College, St. Paul, Minnesota)

1046 Joan Doherty, "The college education and the feminist movement," 1974. ERIC, Document ED 098 190.

1047 C.F. Epstein and A.L. Bronzaft, "Female modesty in aspiration level: traditional and open admissions students," JOURNAL OF COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY 21:57-60, January 1974.

1048 Lance Erickson, "Academic prediction for black, rural, and high socioeconomic subgroups of liberal arts freshmen utili- zing verbal aptitude and sex controls," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(11):6114A, May 1973.

1049 Linda G. Erickson and Margaret L. Nordin, "Sex role ideologies, achievement motivation, and career aspiration levels of college women." Paper presented at the Midwest Sociological Society, 1974. (Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas 66506)

1050 Lorraine E. Eyde, "Met and unmet needs of women: implications for continuing education for women." Paper presented at the Pre-conference on the Professionals' Guide to Continuing Edu- cation Programs for Women. (Bureau of Intergovernmental Per- sonnel Programs, U.S. Civil Service Commission, Washington, DC 20415)

1051 Jennie Farley, "Coeducation and college women," CORNELL JOURNAL OF SOCIAL RELATIONS 9(71):87-97, Spring 1974. Survey of career aspirations of male and female undergraduates. + indicates work in progress

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1052 Helen Marie Feeney, "Interest values and social class as related to adult women who are continuing their education," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(10):5835A, April 1973.

1053 Marianne Apeles Ferber and Joan Huber, "Sex of student and instructor: a study of student bias." Paper presented at the 1974 American Sociological Association. (MAF, Department of Economics, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Illinois 61801)

1054 Mary-Jane Ferrier, "Self-actualization and achievement motivation in college women," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(8): 4737A, February 1974.

1055 Cheryl M. Fields, "U.S. publishes its anti-sex-bias guidelines for college but delays enforcement: textbooks are not affected," CHRONICLE OF HIGHER EDUCATION (8):1-4, June 24, 1974.

1056 Robert Lawrence Fishe7, "An empirical typology of college women's personal role-conceptions," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(9):4660B, March 1974.

1057 Greer Litton Fox, "Some observations and data on the availability of same-sex role models as a factor in undergraduate career choice." Paper presented at the 24th Annual Meeting of the Society for the Study of Social Problems. (Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, Ohio 43403)

1058 E.A. Friskey, "College women and careers," AMERICAN ASSOCIA- TION OF UNIVERSITY PROFESSORS BULLETIN 60:317-319, September 1974.

1059 Ann L. Fuller, "The status of women at Oberlin College," OBERLIN ALUMNI MAGAZINE, pp. 8-11, September-October 1972.

1060 W. Todd Furness and PatriciL Albjerg Graham, eds., WOMEN IN HIGHER EDUCATION. Washington, DC: American Council on Educa- tion, 1974.

1061 Ruth L. Hill Gordon, "Differential value patterns of black and white women in higher education," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(8):5311A, February 1974.

1062 Patricia Albjerg Graham, "Educational change: institutional response to women." Paper presented at Women: Resource for a Changing World Invitational Conference, April 17-18, 1972. (Radcliffe Institute, Radcliffe College, Cambridge, Massachu- setts)

1063 Stephanie Green and others, "Women at Tufts University: a preliminary inquiry," December 1972. (Tufts University, Med- ford, Massachusetts)

9 2 - 83 - E.3

1064 Patricia S. Griffin, "Perceptions of women's roles and female sport involvement among a selected sample of college students," 1972. ERIC, Document ED 080 513.

1065 John Chaney Griffin, "A prediction study of first year college performance of high school graduates by sex and ethnic background," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(12):6664A, June 1973.

1066/Richard D. Grosz and Catherine D. Joseph, "Vocational interests of black college women," 1973. ERIC, Document-ED 075 731.

1067 Joan S. Hakkio, "A comparison of 1958 and 1970 women student leaders at Northwestern University: their characteristics, self-concepts and attitudes toward the University," 1972. Northwestern University, Order #72-32,449.

1068 Mary Ann Hanley, "Factors of achievement and femininityas predictors of career commitment in college senior women," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(4):2050A, October 1974.

1069 Elizabeth Hansot, "A second-chance program for women: the New School for Social Research," CHANGE 5:49-51, February 1973. Human Relations Work Study Center of the New School for Social Research.

1070 Malissa Ann Harkleroad, "Selective effect of higher education on Catholic women's career orientations," DISSERTATION AB- STRACTS 33(12):7037A, June 1973.

1071 Lillian Craig Harris, "The work ethic on campus," MANpOWER 5: 4-7, August 1973. Survey of 1972 college graduates.

1072 Patricia Roberts Harris, Remarks prepared for the American Council on Education, 55th Annual Meeting, Florida, October 5, 1972. (American Council on Education, One Dupont Circle, Washington, DC 20036) On women in higher education.

1073 Judi Hasson and Carol Richards, "Women learn from women: an area conference at Barnard," BARNARD ALUMNAE 62:16-17, September 1973.

1074 Alfred B. Heilbrun, Jr., Carol Kleemeier, and Gary Piccola; "Developmental and situational correlates of achievement behavior in college females," JOURNAL OF PERSONALITY 42(3):420- 436, 1974.

1075 Gloria P. Hill, "Social problems confronting black women at white institutions," 1972. ERIC, ED 075 753.

:I- indicates work in progress 1

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1076 Ruth Hoeflin, "They signed their names in blood," COMMUNITY AND JUNIOR COLLEGE JOURNAL 43:16-17, August-September 1972. Comparison of degree completion time between men and women.

1077 Stefan N. Hoffer, "Private rates of return to higher education for women," REVIEW OF ECONOMICS AND STATISTICS (4):482-486.

1078 Richard M. Horch and Ilene H. Peper, "The Princeton experience with a women's advisory committee," JOURNAL OF THE COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY PERSONNEL ASSOCIATION 24:267-274, March 1973.

1079 Pamela Rochelle Jackson, "Self-conceptions in black male and female college students," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(9):45098, March 1973.

1080 W.M. Jastrzemski, "Women's liberation and the service aca- demies," ARMED FORCES JOURNAL 111:29, March 1974.

1081 Joan Joesting and Robert Joesting, "The career eutlouk of women, by women's studies students," COLLEGE STUDENT JOURNAL 8:46, February-March 1974.

1082 Joan Joesting and Robert Joesting, "Sex differences entering college freshmen - fall 1970," PSYCHOLOGICAL REPORTS 32:911-914, June 1973.

1083 Ruthellen Lefkowitz Josseison, "Identity formation.in.callege.. women,"-DISSERTATION:AP5TRACTS.:53.(12).:.5518B, June 1973.

1084 R.L. Josselson, "Psychodynamic aspects of identity formation in college women," JOURNAL OF YOUTH AND ADOLESCENCE 2(1):3- 52, March 1973.

1085 R.M. Kaplan, R.D. Goldman, "Stereotypes of college students toward the average man's and woman's attitudes toward women," JOURNAL OF COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY 20:459-462, September 1973.

1086 M. Katheoria and S.N. Sirha, "Relationship between vocational maturity, aspirations and prestige among female undergraduate students," INDIAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY 47:383-391, 1972.

1087 Betty Frankle Kirschner, "Introducing students to women's place in society," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY 78(4): 1051-1054, January 1973.

1088Mirra Komarovsky, "Some problems in role analysis," AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW 38:649-662, December 1973. Role strain and conceptions of male/female support roles in male college seniors..

1089 Beverly Y. Kooi, "Women and education," 1972'.(National Insti- tute of Education, Department of HEW, Washington, DC)

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1090 Elizabeth Duncan Koontz, "Plans for widening women's educational opportunities," Prepared for the Wingspread Conference on Women's Higher Education: Some Unanswered Questions, March 13, 1972. (U.S. Department of Labor, Employment Stan- dards Administration, Women's Bureau, Washington, DC 2(210)

1091 Carolyn Ann Kowatsch, "An investigation of the interrela- tionships between self-esteem, social intelligence, and word association styles in female college students," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(4):1965B, October 1974.

1092 Miriam A. Lewin, +Continuing research into the intellectual and social situation of the "continuing education" woman. (15 Temple Road, Dobbs Ferry, New York 10522; Manhattan- ville College, Purchase, New York 10577)

1093Miriam A. Lewin, "The older woman in college: a rol,: flict analysis," April 1973. Paper presented at the Annual Convention of New York State Psychological Association. (15 Temple Road, Dobbs Ferry, New York 10522)

1094 James Patterson Liddicoat, "Differences between under- and over-achievers at a small liberal arts women's college," 1972. Lehigh University, Order #72-15,885...... _._..... 1095 itAlciók ai women in education: issues and answers for HEW," November 1972. (Department of the Commissioner's Task Force on the Impact of the Office of Education Programs on Women, Office of Education, HEW, Washington, DC)

1096 Z. Luria, "Recent women college graduates: a study of rising expectations," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ORTHOPSYCHIATRY 44:312-326, April 1974.

1097Sandra Waugh Lutz, "The educational and vocational planning of talented college-bound women," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(6):3427A, December 1974.

1098 Ann Brooks McAllister, "A general model and proposed implementation plan for career education at Mississippi State College for women," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(10):6315A, April 1974.

1099Helen Garrison McLaughlin, "The effect of videotape modelin, oral information, and written information on the future perspective and counseling-seeking behavior of wwien college students," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(5):2311B- 2312B, November 1973.

+ indicate,s work in progress E.3 - 86 -

1100 Laura R. Magzis, +Maternal employment and self-esteem in college women. Questionnaire study. (115 Chapin Street, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48103)

1101 "Making haste slowly: the outlook for women in higher education," CARNEGIE QUARTERLY 21(4), Fall 1973.

1102 Mary Ann Manderino, "Effects of a group assertive training procedure on undergraduate women," DISSERTATION WiTRACTS 35(3):1389B, September 1974.

1103Baz..,.1 Markus, "Continuing education for women: factors irl:?uencing a return to school and the school experience," April 1973. ERIC, ED 078 296.

1104 Mary Elizabeth Martucci, "Difference in self and role perceptions in career oriented and non-career oriented college women," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(10):5625A, April 1973.

1105 Donald Joseph Mash, "The relationship of women's life-style preference and personality during college," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(5):2689A, November 1974.

11:0.6 Lillian .AliTieHNiein, "The difference in the leve% of a.nxiety for male and female undergraduate mathematics and n-mathe - matics majors," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(7):3703A, January 1974.

1107 Bonnie Lee Michaelson, "Vocational interests, self-concepts, and attitudes toward feminine roles as related to the educational and vocational choices of college women," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(6):2994B, December 1974.

1108 C. Millsom, editor, "Women and education: symposium," EDUCA- TIONAL LEADERSHIP 31, November 1973.

1109 John B. Miner, "Motivation to manage ..mong women: studies of college students," JOURNAL OF VOCATIONAL BEHAVIOR 5:241-250, 1974.

1110 Kathryn M. Moore, "The cooling out of two-year college women," April 1974. Presented at the Annual Meeting of thu American Educational Research Association. ERIC, ED 091 021. Factors which keep women from pursuing career choices.

1111 Carcilyn Stout Morgan, "Support for the goals of the women's rights movement among college students," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(9):6107A, Marf:. 1974.

1112 Barbara Morse, "Identity status in college women in relation to perceived parent-Child relationships," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(5):2287B-2288B, November 1973.

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1113 Kathryn L. Mulligan,"Question of opportunity- women and continuing education," March 31, 1973. (National Advisory Council on Extension and Continuing Education, 1325 GStreet, NW, Washington, DC 20005)

1114 Francis X. Mulvihill, "Sex, matriarchy, and academic achievement of black students," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(6):3916A, December 1974.

1115 Bernard I. Murstein, "Normative written TATresponses for a college sample," JOURNAL OF PERSONALITY ASSESSMENT 36(2): 109-147, April 1972.

1116"National report: the case for women's colleges,"INTELLECT 102:344-353, March 1974.

1117"National report: opportunities forwomen in higher education," INTELLECT 102:208-219, January 1974.

1118New York State Coalition for Family Planning: Sex Education Task Force, "Position paper: human sexualityprograms on the college campus," THE JOURNAL OF SCHOOL HEALTH 44:126-129, March 1974.

1119 "Obstacles to equal education at Harvard resulting fromsex discrimination," October 1974. (Student Task Force of the Joint Committee on the Status of Women, Harvard Medical School, Harvard School of Dental Medicine, Harvard School of Public Health, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachu- setts)

1120 Laurel W. Oliver, "Achievement and affiliation motivation in career-oriented and homemaking-oriented college women," JOUR- NAL OF VOCATIONAL BEHAVIOR 4:275-281, June 1974.

1121 "Opportunities for women in higher education: their current participation, prospects for the future, and recommendations for action; report of the Carnegie Commission on Higher Edu- cation."Highstown (New Jersey): McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1973.

1122 Ann Parker Parelius, "Emerging sex role attitudes, expectations, and strains among college women." Paper presented at the 24th Annual Meeting of the Society for the Study of Social Problems, August 23-26, 1974. (APP, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, New Jersey 08903)

1123Michelle Patterson, "Some limitations on traditional research on the benefits of higher education: the case of women," in Lewis Solomon and Paul Laubman, eds., DOES COLLEGE MATTER? EVI- DENCE ON THE IMPACT OF HIGHER EDUCATION. National Academy of Sciences Academic Press, 1973.

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1124 Rosemarie Selma Anderson Patty, "The arousal of the motive to avoid success in college women," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(5):2768A-2769A, November 1973.

1125 Dianne S. Peters, "And pleasantly ignore my sex: academic woman, 1974," July 1974. (Center for the Study of Higher Education, School cf Education, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104)

1126Martha E. Peterson, Keynote address on the condition of women in higher education at the American Council on Educa- tion, 55th Annual Meeting, Florida. (American Council on Education, One Dupont Circle, Washington, DC 20036)

1127 M. Overton Phelps and Claire C. Swann, "Grades, sex, and admissions: a survey of te&chers' opinions," COLLEGE BOARD REVIEW, p. 90, Winter 1973-1974.

1128 B.L. Pollack and L.K. Little, "Experimental project in physics education, or, New avenues for women: University of Oklahoma," PHYSLCS TEACHER 11:391-399, October 1973.

1129 G.R. Puryear and M.S. Mednick, "Black militancy, affective attachment, and the fear of success in black college women," JOURNAL OF CONSULTING AND CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY 42:263-266, April 1974.

1130M.Y.Quereshi and F.W. Widlak, "Students' perception of a college teacher as a function of their sex and achievement level: MARS and RST," JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL EDUCATION 41:53-57, Spring 1973.

1131 Norman K. Raffel, "Women's movement and its impact on higher education," LIBERAL EDUCATION 50:246-254, May 1973.

1132 Carole Ann Bennett Regan, "Attitudes toward parents and achievement motivation of freshman women in a selective urban university in relation to mothers' career patterns," DIS- SERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(12):6738A, June 1973.

1133 E.A. Reid, "Effects of coresidential living on the attitudes, self-image, and role expectations of college women," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY 131:551-554, May 1974.

1134 "Report: the role of women in financing higher education." Proceedings synopsis of a three-day invitational institute at Mount Holyoke College, June 1972. (Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, Massachusetts 01075)

1135 "Report of thespecial study committee on the education of women," May 3,1973. (Chatham College, Pittsburgh, Pennsyl- vania 15232) Education andcareers for women are discussed.

9 8 - 89 - E.3 1136 Betty Richardson, SEXISM IN HIGHEREDUCATION. New York: Seabury Press, 1974.

1137 Mary Sue Richardson, "The dimensions ofcareer and work orientation in college women," JOURNALOF VOCATIONAL BEHA- VIOR 5:161-172, August 1974.

1138 Mary Sue Richardson, "Self-conceptsand role concepts in the career orientation of college women," DISSERTATIONABSTRACTS 33(10):5001B, April 1973.

1139 Rosemary Boehringer Robbins, "Achievementperformance and fantasy arousal in collegewomen as a function of the motive to avoid success, problem format, andrelationship to experimenter," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTSINTERNATIONAL 34(6): 2950B, December 1973.

1140Jolly Robinson, Susanne Paul, and GloriaSmith, PROJECT SECOND START. New York: John Jay Whitney Foundation, 1973. Study of the experience of agroup of low-income women in adult programs at Brooklyn College.

1141 Pamela Roby, "WoMen and American highereducation," ANNALS OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF POLITICALAND SOCIAL SCIENCE 404:118- 139, November 1972. Development of higher educational opportunitiesfor women in the United States.

1142 Paulette Roy, "The role of higher education inliberating women," March 3, 1973. Presented at the Conference: Women and the University. (City University of New York Women's Coalition, New York, New York 10021)

1143 Marie Margaret Ryan, "An analysis of the differentialeffects of coeducational and single-sex schoolson self-actualization and academic achievement," DISSERTATIONABSTRACTS 35(5):2698A, November 1974.

1144Janet Marilyn Sand, "Identifying predictors ofdepression in freshman college women," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS33(12):6092B, June 1973.

1145 Sandra Schickele and Margaret Simeral, +"Whywomen don't learn economics." (Department of Economics, Sonoma State College, Rohnert Park, California 94928)

1146 Joseph W. Schneider and Sally L. Hacker, "Sexrole imagery and use of the generic 'man' in introductory texts:a case in the sociology of sociology," AMERICAN SOCIOLOGIST8:12-18, February 1973.

+ indicates work in progress

9 9 E.3 - 90 - and growth toward 1147 Charles G. Schroeder, "Sex differences self-actualization during the freshman year,"PSYCHOLOGICAL REPORTS 32:416-418, April 1973.

1148Ruth Seary, ed., The Continuum Centerfor Women: education, volunteerism, employment," 1973.ERIC, ED 085 619. (The Center for Women, Oakland University,Rochester, Michigan) Describes how courses can be established,staffed, financed, and kept responsive to the needs of avariety of women.

barriers in the 1149 Barbara B. Seater, "Structural and personal educational aspirations and career goalsof women students: a study of women students atthe University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee."Paper presented at the 1974 MidwestSociological Society. (University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee,Wisconsin 53201) attitudes, and 1150 Patricia Ann Padden Self, "Self-concepts, values of women honor students,"DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34 (12):7595A, June 1974.

college women view their 1151Mildred M. Seltzer, "Contemporary position," 1973. ERIC, ED 091 952. Report on differences in feminine roleorientation.

University of New York: a 1152 "The status of women at the City report to the Chancellor," December1972. (City University of New York ,Office of theSpecialAssistant to the Chancellor, 535 East 80th Street, New York, NewYork 10021)

1153 Aletha Huston.Stein, "Theeffects of maternal employment and educational attainment on the sex-typedattributes of college females," SOCIAL BEHAVIOR ANDPERSONALITY 1(2), 1973.

differences in college student 1154J.L. Strimbu and others, "Sex drug use," JOURNAL OF COLLEGE STUDENTPERSONNEL 14:507-510, Novmeber 1973. Mawr," CHANGE 6(3): 1155 Catharine R. Stimpson, "Women at Bryn 25-31, April 1974. interrelationship between academic 1156Douglas Lee Stutler, "The achievement of college freshmen womenand measures of anxiety and ability," DISSERTATIONABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(5): 2400A, November 1973. students," COMMUNITY AND JUNIOR 1157 B. Taines, "Older women, newer COLLEGE JOURNAL 44:17, August 1973.

analysis of sex bias in 1158 S. Tangri and others, "A content commonly used psychology textbooks,"ISAS CATALOG OF SELECTED

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DC -'NTS IN PSYCHOLOGY 4(107), MS. #733,1974. Re of the American PsychologicalAssociation's Task Force 011 es of Sexual Bias in GraduateEducation. 1159 Annete Ten Elshof, "Purpose andfocus of a campus commission on the status of women," JOURNAL OF NATIONALASSOCIATION OF WOMEN DEANS AND COUNSELORS36:84-88, Winter 1973. 1160 Dorothy Tennov, "Sex differencesin romantic love and depression among college students,"PROCEEDINGS OF TEE 81ST ANNUAL CONVENTION, AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGICALASSOCIATION, 1973. 1161 Lorette Woolsey Toews, "Self-hatredin college women: sex role stereotypes and samesex affiliation." Dissertation, 1973. (School of Home Economics, AcadiaUniversity, Wolf- ville, Nova Scotia, Canada) Women's attitudes toward theirown sex as a low-prestige stereotype.

1162 Barbara F. Turner and CastellanoTurner, "The political implications of social stereotyping ofwomen and men among black and white college students,"SOCIOLOGY AND 30CIAL RESEARCH 58(2):155-1n2, January 1974.

1163 Barbara F. Tt,rner and Joanne HammarMcCaffrey, "Socialization and career o.rientationamong black and white college women," JOURNAL OF VOCATIONAL BEHAVIOR5:307-319, 1974.

1164 Barbara Muller Vollmer, "Psychosocialcharacteristics of college women involved incampus women's liberation groups," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(5):2735A, November. 1974.

1165. Elinor Bloch Waters,"Exercising new options: adultwomen compared with men and youngerwomen at a community college," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(7):3896A,January 1974.

1166 Thomas Joseph Welliver, "Risk-takingjudgments and other related variables of collegewomen who are highly decided or highly undecided about theircareer goals," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(10):6397A, April 1974.

1167 Esther M. Westervelt, "Women's highereducation: some unanswered questions," 1972. (rhe Johnson Foundation, Racine, Wisconsin 53401) Changes needed in women's educationare discussed.

1168 Carol Ann Wiggins, "The relationship ofanxiety and tolerance of ambiguity to the curricularchoices of female university students," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS33(10):5505A, Arpil 1973.

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10 i E.3 - 92 - college women's dignity and 1169 Edith Coleman Williams, "Black leadership quest: an evaluation of a programto motivate degree completion," DISSERTATIONABSTRACTS 34(11):6965A, May 1974. sex," CHRONICLE OF 1170 Juanita H. Williams, "Re: the second HIGHER EDUCATION, p. 16, February 12,1973.

Georgia's faculty, admini- 1171 Faith M. Willis, "Women on campus: strators, and students," October1972. (29 Sunset Boulevard, Brunswick, Georgia 31520) Status of women on all of Georgia's campusesof higher education. market in higher education," 1172 B. Wilms, "Getting at the women's COLLEGE MANAGEMENT 8:32-33, August 1973.

on sex bias, 1173 Karen J. Winkler, "Colleges urged to act now 1980's will be too late, panelwarns," CHRONICLE OF HIGHER EDUCATION, September 24, 1973.

(American Association of 1174 WOMAN: SEARCHING FOR SELF, 1973. University Women, 2401 Virginia Avenue,NW, Washington, DC 20037)

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE QUARTERLY 1175 "Women in higher education," 18(2), January 1973. Special issue. AND JUNIOR COLLEGE JOURNAL 1176 "Women on the north 40," COMMUNITY 43:24-25, February 1973.

October 1974. (American 1177 "Women's stake in low tuition," Association of State Colleges andUniversities, Suite 700, One Dupont Circle, Washington,DC 20036)

orientations and educational 1178 Leila Rosen Young, +"Career experiences of female and maleundergraduates in several departments." (Sociology Department, GeorgetownUniversity, Washington, DC 20057)

and Jack Botwinick, "Per-. 1179 Carole E. Zatlin, Martha Storandt sonality and values of wumencontinuing their education after thirty-five years of age," JOURNALOF GERONTOLOGY 28:216-221, April 1973. - 93 - E.4

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1180 Cynthia L. Attwood, "Women in fellowship and training programs," Association of American colleges, Project on the Status and Education of Women, November 1972. (Exxon Education Foundation, New york, New York)

1181 Elissa P. Benedek, "Training the woman resident to bea psychiatrist," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY 130(10):1131- 1135, October 1973.

1182Annette M. Brodsky, "Graduate women in psychology in the South east,"AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST 29(7):523-536, July 1974.

1183 Shirley R. Bysiewicz, "1972 AALS questionnaireon women in legal education," JOURNAL OF LEGAL EDUCATION 25:503-513, 1973.

1184 Margaret A. Campbell, WHY WOULD A GIRL GO INTO MEDICINE? Old Westbury (New York): Clearinghouse on Women's Studies, The Feminist Press, 1973.

1185 John A. Centra, WOMEN, MEN, AND THE DOCTORA7E." Princeton:. Educational Testing Service, 1974.

1186 Daryle Chubin, "Sociological manpower and womanpower: sex differences in career patterns of two cohorts of American doctorate sociologists," AMERICAN SOCIOLOGIST 9:83-92, May 1974.

1187 Ella Kathleen Clements Davis, "A comparative study of demographic and personality characteristics of older and younger women students enrolled in a teacher preparation program," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNXTIONAL 34(5):2382A-2383A, November 1973.

1188 W.F. Dub, "Women students in United States medical schools: past and present trends," JOURNAL OF MEDICAL EDUCATION 48: 186-189, February 1973.

1189 Saul D. Feldman, ESCAPE FROM THE DOLL'S HOUSE: WOMEN IN GRADUATE AND PROFESSIONAL SCHOOL EDUCATION. Highstown (New Jersey): McGraw-Hill, 1974. Carnegie Commission on Higher Education report on sex-biased inequality at all levels.

1190Saul D. Feldman, "Impediment or stimulant: marital status and graduate education," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY 78:982- 994, January 1973.

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1191 Cheryl M. Fields, "More women in graduateschool," CHRONICLE OF HIGHER EDUCATION 8:1, July 22, 1974.

1192 Mary A. Fruen and others, "Comparison ofcharacteristics of male and female medical school applicants," JOURNALOF MEDICAL EDUCATION 49(2):137-145, 1974.

1193Graduate Assembly, Committee on the Status ofWomen, "The status of graduate women at Berkeley," March1973. (Committee, 239 Campbell Hall, University of California, Berkeley,Cali- fornia 94720)

1194 "Graduate and professional education of women,"PROCEEDINGS OF THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY WOMEN CONFERENCE, May 9-10, 1974. (American Association of University Women, 2401 Virginia Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20037) Problems and issues in graduate and professionaleducation of women.

1195 Beverly Adele Hall, "Occupational values andfamily perspectives: a study of premedical and prenursingwomen," DISSER- TATION ABSTRACTS 35(4).7407A, October 1974.

1196Engin Inel Holmstrom and Robert W. Holmstrom,"The plight of the woman doctoral student," AMERICAN EDUCATIONRESEARCH JOURNAL 11:1-18, Winter 1974.

1197M.C. Howell and others, "What if you weremarried to a cab driver?: medical school admissionsinteiviews with women applicants," 1974. (Nichols House, Appian Way, Cambridge, Massachusetts 02138)

1198Everett C. Hughes an& others, EDUCATION FOR THEPROFESSIONS OF MEDICINE, LAW, AND THEOLOGY. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1973. Analysis of recent trends in professionaleducation.

1199 "Increase in women law students," INTELLECT102:489-490, Summer 1974.

1200 D.G. Jansen and others, "Graduate studentsin education: a comparison of counselor, supervisor, and teachercandidates," COUNSELOR EDUCATION AND SUPERVISION 13:53-61,September 1973.

1201Harold I. Kaplan, "Part-time residencytraining: an approach to the graduate training of some womenphysicians," JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN MEDICAL WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION27:648-650, Decem- ber 1972.

1202 Martin Kaufman, "John Stainback Wilson and femalemedical 'education," JOURNAL OF THE FISTORY OF MEDICINE ANDALLIED SCIENCES 28:395-399, October 1973.

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1203J. Konanc and others, +"Support groups forwomen in medical school: evolution of a first year program." (Department of Psychiatry, North Carolina Memorial Hospital, ChapelHill, North Carolina 27514)

1204Edythe Lutzker, "Medical education for women in Great Britain," 1974. (201 West 89th Street, New York, New York 10024)

1205 Martha Holderman Moore, "The modification of sex-rolestereo- types held by counselor trainees," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(6):3066A, December 1973.

1206Pamela Osborne Munter, "Anatomy is destiny: informalsex discrimination in graduate school."Paper presented at Western Psychological Association Convention, San Francisco, 1974. (Department-of Psychology, Portland State University, Portland, Oregon 97207)

1207Fred Elsworth Newton, "The utilization of intervening variables in educational product development: application of the Atkin- son/Horner theory of achievement motivation /o performance variance in teacher training tasks involving both sexes," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(12):6777A, June 1973.

1208 John E. Newman, "Sex differences in the organizational assimi- lation of beginning graduate students in psychology," JOUR- NAL OF EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY 66(1):129-138, 1974.

1209 Judith Nies, "Women and fellowships," April 1974.ERIC, ED 091 970. Why women remain outside of the institutional reward system even though they are doing the same work as men.

1210 Jane S. Norton, "A philosophic rationale of women's role in teacher education in the United States," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(3):1705A, September 1974.

1211 Melissa Wilcox Farley Nygard, "Effect of consciousness-raising groups versus lectures about women on the personalities and career interests and homemaking interests of female students in nursing," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(6):3151A, December 1973.

1212 Ruth Mikell O'Donnell, "A study of attitudes held by student personnel professionals toward sex roles," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(6):3066A-3067A, December 1973.

1213 Harriet D. Parsons, Occupational role choices of graduate-educated married women," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(9):5319A,

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March 1973. Discusses factors which influence role-choice.

1214 Hprriette Podhoretz, "Motivation of female doctoralstudents: manifest needs, perceived parenting, andlocus-of-control," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(5):2779A, November 1974.

1215 Dorian Powell, "Occupational choice and roleconceptions of nursing students," SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC STUDIES21:284-312, September 1972.

1216Michael L. Rainey and Donna Luecking, "Admissionscommittee gatekeeping: the case of female applicants to medicalschool." Paper presented at the Midwest Sociological Society,1974. (Southern Illinois University, School of Medicine, Carbon- dale, Illinois 62901)

1217 Rachel Winslow Rice, "Sex role definition: attitudestoward marriage and careers of teacher-trainees as compared to married couples," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(9):6142A,March 1974.

1218Millard H. Ruud, "The burgeoning law school enrollmentis Portia," AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION JOURNAL 60:182-184, February 1974.

1219 Nevitt Sanford, "Graduate education and theandrogynous society." Prepared for Women: Resource for a ChangingWorld- Conference, April 17-18, 1972. (Radcliffe Institute, Rad- cliffe College, Cambridge, Massachusetts)

1220Nancy Schniedewind, "The integration of personaland social change in teacher education and its implementationin a racism and sexism training program.",(St. Mary's College, St. Mary's City, Maryland 20686)

1221 Lucy W. Sells,"Preliminary report on the statusof graduate women: University of California,Berkeley." Presented at the Graduate Assembly of the Universityof California, Berkeley, March 1973. ERIC, ED 082 636. Provides a nationwide baseline for comparison.

1222 Lucy W. Sells, "Sex differences in graduateschool survival," SOCIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS 21(7)Supplement 37:259,December 1973.

1223 Lucy W. Sells, +"Sex and disciplinedifferences in doctoral attrition." Dissertation. (University of California, Berkeley, California 94720)

1224 Deborah Shapley, "Medical education: thosesexist putdowns may be illegal," SCIENCE 184:449-451,April 26, 1974.

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1225 "Statistics on women and minority students in engineering," Engineering Manpower Commission, April 1974. ERIC, ED 092 031.

1226 Angela Stent, "The women's bid for a Rhodes," CHANGE 6:13, June 1974.

1227 Joan Temko, "Women in post-graduate education," WOMEN'S RIGHTS LAW REPORTER 1(4):10-20, Spring 1973.

1228 Esther Irene Weissman, "The relationship between the marital status, feminine identity conflict, and self-actualization, of women doctoral students,"DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(6): 3441A, December 1974.

1229 R.M. Williams, "Law schools: the big woman boom," SATURDAY REVIEW WORLD 2:51-2, September 21, 1974.

1230 "Women in law school: structural constraint and personal choice in the formation of professional identity," JOURNAL OF LEGAL EDUCATION 24:462, 1972.

5 COUNSELING

1231 Ellen Sherlock Amatea, "A study of the effects of a career planning program for college women," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(10):5485AApril 1973.

1232 "AMEG Commission Report on sex bias in interest measurement," MEASUREMENT AND EVALUATION IN GUIDANCE 6:171-177, October 1973 Strong Vocational Interest Blanks provide different occupational scales for men and women, so profiles turn out differently when the same person takes both forms.

1233 Jane B. Berry, "The new womanhood: counselor alert," PERSONNEL AND GUIDANCE JOURNAL 51:105-108, October 1972.

1234 Janice M. Birk and Mary Faith Tanney, "Career exploration for high school women: a model," May 1973. ERIC, ED 079 662.

1235 Barbara Chasen, "Diagnostic sex-role bias and its relation to authoritarianism, sex-role attitudes, and sex of the school psychologist," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(5):2400B, November 1974.

1236Nancy S. Cole, "On measuring the vocational interests of women," JOURNAL OF COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY 20:105-112, March 1973.

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1237A.M. Collins and W.E. Sedlacek, "Counselor ratings of male and female clients," JOURNAL OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR WOMEN DEANS, ADMINISTRATORS, AND COUNSELORS 37:123-132, September 1974.

1238 Barbara I. Cook and Beverly Stone, COUNSELING WOMEN. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1973. Guidance Monograph Series. Series VII: Special Topics in Counseling.

1239 "Counseling women for careers in business," July-August 1973. (U,S. Department of Labor, Employment Standards Ad- ministration, Women's Bureau, Washington, DC 20210)

1240"Counseling women: symposium," JOURNAL OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCI- ATION OF WOMEN DEANS, ADMINISTRATORS, AND COUNSELORS 38:3-44, Fall 1974.

1241 C.R. Dewey, "Exploring interests: a non-sexist method: non- sexist vocational card sort," PERSONNEL AND GUIDANCE JOURNAL 52:311-315, January 1974.

1242 C.F. Epstein, "Structuring success for women: guidelines for gatekeepers," JOURNAL OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR WOMEN DEANS, ADMINISTRATORS, AND COUNSELORS 37:34-42, Fall 1973.

1243 Gloria Behar Gottsegen and Monroe G. Gottsegen, "Women and school psychology," SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGY DIGEST 2(3):24-27, 1973.

1244 E.H. Hammond, "Sex discrimination in stu,ient personnel functions," NAASP JOURNAL 11:27-32, Wintr 1974.

1245 T.A. Hohenshil, "Perspectives on career counseling_for women: 1884-1974," VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE QUARTERLY 23:100-103, Decem- ber 1974.

1246 J.L. Holland, "Some guidelines for reducing systematic biases in the delivery of vocational services," MEASUREMENT AND EVALUATION IN GUIDANCE 6:210-218, January 1974.

1247 William Hoffer; "Career conditioning for the new woman," SCHOOL MANAGEMENT 17:34-36, March 1973.

1248 Carol Monnik Huth, "Measuring women's interests: how useful?" PERSONNEL AND GUIDANCE JOURNAL 51:539-545, April 1973.

1249 P. Kalunian and others, "Sex role stereotyping in career awareness," ELEMENTARY SCHOOL GUIDANCE AND COUNSELING 8:135- 139, December 1973.

1250 J. Khan and M. Price, "The evolution of Arrow, a life/career planning program for undergraduate women," IMPACT 3(2):52-57, 1974.

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1251E. Marica Sheridan Kimmel, "Educational influences on career opportunities for women," TEACHER EDUCATIONAL FORUM 2(13), March 1974.

1252 Susan Friedman Klarreich, "Career counseling for college women: a new approach," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(11):6979A, May 1974.

1253Dolores Mae Little, "The effects of modeling of career counseling and sex of counselor on interest in non-traditional occupations for women,"DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(711:3994A, January 1974.

1254 Hasan Muhammad Malik, "A study of racism and sexism in career counseling, job selection, and placement by vocational rehabilitation counselors in Alaska, Idaho, and Oregon," DIS- SERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(9):6146A, March 1974.

1255R.C. Nelson and B.M. Nelson, "Issues and dialogue: girls as rJrsons," ELEMENTARY SCHOOL GUIDANCE AND COUNSELING. pp. 202-209, March 1974.

1256 L.W. Oliver, "Counseling implications of recent research on women," PERSONNEL AND GUIDANCE JOURNAL 53:430-437, Fall 1975.

1257John B. Parrish, Hugh Folk, and Charles Dodd, "College women and jobs: how well did the class of '71 do?" JOURNAL OF COL- LEGE PLACEMENT 33:69-73, December-January 1973.

1258 J.B. Parrish, "Women, careers, and counseling: the new era," JOURNAL OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN DEANS, ADMINI- STRATORS, AND COUNSELORS 38:11-19, Fall 1974.

1259 Constance Ahrons Perlmutter, +"Career image of women: a comparison of counselors' and professional women's perceptions." (126 N. Spooner Street, Madison, Wisconsin 53705)

1260 PERSONNEL AND GUIDANCE JOURNAL 51, October 1972. Special issue on women and counselors.

1261 M. Plost and M.J. Rosen, "Effect of sex of career models on occupational preferences of adolescents," AV COMMUNICATION REVIEW 22:41-50, Spring 1974.

1262 F.A. Plotsky and R. Goad, "Encouraging women through a career conference: University of Texas, Austin," PERSONNEL AND GUIDANCE JOURNAL 52:486-488, March 1974.

1263Susan E. Ramsey, "Career exploration for women," JOURNAL OF COLLEGE PLACEMENT 33:36-40, February-March 1973.

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1264 Malcolm Douglas Ray, "Career counseling with mature women," University of Oregon Order #72-20,926, 1972.

1265 R.G. Roe, "Effect of the college placement process on occupational stereotypes," JOURNAL OF COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY 21: 105, March 1974.

1266 G.T. Rosehthal, "Move over Jack, here comes Jill," JOURNAL OF COLLEGE PLACEMENT 34:S8-62, Spring 1974.

1267 A. Rossett, "Counseling adolescent girls and their mothers," ELEMENTARY SCHOOL GUIDANCE AND COUNSELING 9:52-57, October 1974.

1268 Nancy K. Schlossberg, "Liberated counseling: a question mark," 1973. (Office of Women in Higher Education, American Council on Education, One Dupont Circle, Washington, DC20036)

1269 Nancy K. Schlossberg, "A framework for counseling women," PERSONNEL AND GUIDANCE JOURNAL 51:137-143, October 1972.

1270 "Sex bias and counselind," GUIDEPOST 15(15), April 20, 1973.

1271 M.M. Shishkoff, "Counseling mature women for careers," NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN DEANS AND COUNSELORS JOURNAL 36:173-177, Summer 1973.

1272 Joyce A. Smith, "For God's sake, what do those women want?" PERSONNEL AND GUIDANCE JOURNAL 51(2):133-136, October 1972. Directed at counselors' role in career guidance for young women.

1273 Mary Lee Smith, "Notes on perspectives on counseling bias: implications for counselor education," COUNSELING PSYCHO- LOGIST 4(2):93, 1973.

1274Mary Faith Tanney, "Professional training and women,"COUN- SELING PSYCHOLOGIST 4(3):77-78, 1974.

1275 Emma Trout, "Women in counseling: a new kind of modeling," COLLOQUY, pp. 29-31, January 1973.

1276 Jean A. Wells, "Counseling women for careers inbusiness," 1973. ERIC, ED 092 798. - 101 - E.6

6 ATHLETICS

1277 Rex Eugene Alexander, "Differences in factor patterns in tests of physical fitness, motor ability, and skill of men and women in physical education majors," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(7):3350A, January 1973.

1278 Phyllis Zatlin Boring, "Girls' sports: focus on equality," NEW JERSEY EDUCATION ASSOCIATION REVIEW, September 1973.

1279 Ida Frances Chadwick, "A comparison of the personality traits and kinesthetic augmentation and reduction of college female athletes and non-athletes."Florida State University Order #72-22992.

1280 K.M. Engle, "Greening of girls' sports," NATION'S SCHOOLS 92: 27-34, September 1973.

1281 Candace Fabri, "Constitutional law.- sex discrimination - the female high school athlete," CHICAGO-KENT LAW REVIEW 50:169- 179, Summer 1973.

1282 Brian William Fahey, "Woman and sport: an existential analysis," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(8):4834 A, February 1974.

1283J. Felshin, Social anomaly of women in sports," PHYSICAL EDUCATOR 30:122-124, October 1973.

1284 J. Freischlag, "Comparison of the effects of sex, comptetition, and ability on a perceptual motor task," RESEARCH QUARTERLY OF THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION, AND RECREATION 44:178-184, May 1973.

1285 Ellen Gerber and others, THE AMERICAN WOMAN IN SPORT: Reading (4assachusetts): Addison-Wesley Publishing Company, 1974.

1286 Beverly Gifford, "Women's lib hits the gym," OHIO SCHOOLS 51: 12, March 1973.

1287 Jeffrey G. Gurren, "Constitutional law - equal protection - sex discrimination in high school athletics unreasonable," NEW YORK LAW FORUM 29:166-174, Summer 1973.

1288 Dorothy V. Harris, ed., DIVISION FOR GIRLS' AND WOMEN'S SPORTS RESEARCH REPORTS: WOMEN IN SPORTS, VOLUME II. Washington, DC: American Association for Health, Physical Education, and Recreation, 1973. (AAHPER, 1201 16th Street, NW, Washington, DC 20036)

1289 Jerry Michael Henderson, "The effect of physical conditioning on self-concept in college females," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35 (6):3063B, December 1974.

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1290 Barbara Hoepner, ed., WOMEN'S ATHLETICS: COPING WITH CONTRO- VERSY. Washington, DC: American Association for Health, Physical Education, and Recreation, 1974. (AAHPER, 1201 16th Street, NW, Washington, DC 20036)

1291 Judith Lee Jensen, "The development of standards for women's athletics and their influence on basketball competition in the State of New York," 1972. Ohio State University, Order #73- 2029.

1292 T.P. Johnson, "Girls on the boys' team: equal protection in school athletics," NASSP BULLETIN 58:55-65, October 1974.

1293 Carol E. Klafs and Joan M. Lyon, FEMALE ATHLETE: CONDITIONING, COMPETITION, AND CULTURE. St. Louis (Missouri): C.V. Mosby Company, 1973.

1294 Edwin Krester, Jr., "A new physical education program to serve all our children," FAMILY HEALTH, pp. 19-20, March 1974.

1295 Elizabeth Murphey and Marilyn Vincent, "Status of funding of women's intercollegiate athletics in AIAW member colleges and universities," JOURNAL OF PHYSICAL HEALTH EDUCATION AND RE- CREATION 44:41-12, October 1973.

1296 M. Murray, "Woman in athletics," JOURNAL OF HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND RECREATION 45:65-66, January 1974.

1297 Chester M. Nolte, "With prodding from girls (and courts) public schools are backing away from sex-bias in physical education programs," AMERICAN SCHOOL BOARD JOURNAL 160:21-23, September 1973.

1298 R.J. Park, "Concern for the physical education of the female sex from 1675 to 1800 in France, England, and Spain," RESEARCH QUARTERLY 45:104-119, May 1974.

1299 HallyB. Poindexter and Carole L. Mushier, COACHING COMPETI- TIVE.TEAM SPORTS FOR GIRLS AND WOMEN. Philadelphia: W.B. Saunders, 1973..

1300 Carol J. Rasmus, "Leona Holbrook: her influences and contributions," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(5):2371A, November 1974. Leona Holbrook is a teacher and leader in the field of women's physical education.

1301 Richard Alan Rubin, "Sex discrimination in interscholastic high school athletics," SYRACUSE LAW REVIEW 25(2):535-574, Spring 1974.

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1302 Carolyn Rusch, "Equality in athletics: the cheerleader v. the athlete," SOUTH DAKOTA LAW REVIEW 19:428-46, Spring 1974.

1303"Schoolgirl athletes are shaking things up," AMERICAN SCHOOL BOARD JOURNAL 160:23-25, September 1973.

1304 "Sex discrimination in interscholastic high school athletics," SYRACUSE LAW REVIEW 25:535-574, Spring 1974.

1305 B(cky Lynn Sisley, "Measurement of attitudes of women coaches toward.the conduct of intercollegiate athletics for women," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(5):2372A-2373A, No- vember 1973.

1306Kenneth M. Stroud, "Sex discrimination in high school athletics," INDIANA LAW REVIEW 6:661-682, May 1973.

1307 Nancy Struna, "Physical education for women at the University of Wisconsin, 1863-1913: a half century of progress," CANADIAN JOURNAL OF HISTORY OF SPORT AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION 4(1):8-26, 1973.

1308"Trouble may be just ahead for your district if it discriminates against girls in athletics: special report," AMERICAN SCHOOL BOARD JOURNAL 160:19-25, September 1973.

1309University of Nebraska, Department of Physical Education for Women, "Seventy-five years of professional preparation in physical education for women at the University of Nebraska, Lincoln, 1898-1973," 1973.

1310 Diane T. Wendt and Tom W. Patterson, "Personality characteristics of women in intercollegiate competition," PERCEPTUAL AND MOTOR SKILLS 38:861-862, 1974.

1311 "What constitutes equality for women in sport?Federal law puts women in the running."Washington, DC: Association of American Colleges, 1974. ERIC, ED 089 640.

1312 Sandra Wien, "Case for equality in athletics," CLEVELAND STATE LAW REVIEW 22:570-584, Fall 1973.

1313Lilyan B. Wright, "Organization and administration of programs of competitive athletics for women in eastern district colleges and universities," 1972. Rutgers University order #72-26,799. Practices and policies in programs of competitive athletics for women.

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7 FEMINIST PEDAGOGY

1314 Helen S. Astin and Allison Parelman, "Women's studies in American colleges and universities," INTERNATIONAL SOCIAL SCIENCE JOURNAL 25(3):389-400, 1973.

1315 Susan Groag Bell, "Discovering women's history through art in the classroom," HISTORY TEACHER 6:503-510, August 1973.

1316 Kathleen Berman, "A basic outline for teaching 'women in antiquity,'" CLASSICAL WORLD 67(4):213-220, February 1974. (Department of Classical and Oriental Languages, Herbert Lehman College, Bronx, New York 10468) Course outline and bibliography.

1317Winifred Brownell, "Women's studies: the role of the communication professor," November 1973. Presented at.the Annual Meeting of the Speech Communication Association. ERIC, ED 088 128. Need fur more male participation in women's studies is discussed.

1318 J.N. Burstyn, Women and education: a survey of recenthistor- ical research," EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP 31:173,November 1973.

1319 N.E. Dunn and Elaine Hedges, "You still have a long way to go, baby: neglected women writers and women'sstudies and the high school English curriculum." ERIC, ED 083 617. Suggestions toward a specific course on significant women novelists. Examination of women's studies courses that have been offered on the college and university levels.

1320 Charlene Gloor Erskine, "The effects of consciousness-raising groups on sex-role stereotyping among collegestudents," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(4):1977A, October 1974.

1321 Jennie Farley, "Faculty reactions to women's studies,"WOMEN STUDIES 2(1):115-119, 1974. (Industrial and Labor Relations, 393 Ives Hall, Cornell University, Ithaca, New York14850)

1322 Jennie Farley, "Women's studies: where to now?" 1973. ERIC, ED 086 078. Present status of women's studies at CornellUniversity.

1323 Cheryl Fields, "Women.'s studies gain: 2,000 courses offered this year," CHRONICLE OF HIGHER EDUCATION, December 1973.

1324 Thompson H. Fillmer, "Consciousness-raising: sexist teaching - what you can do," TEACHER 91:30-32, January 1974.

1325 Janet R. Fireman, "Reflections on teaching women'shistory: first down and goal to gol" JOURNAL OF THE WEST 12:197-211, April 1973.

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1326 Beverly Gifford, "Women's rights: a new issue for the schools," OHIO SCHOOLS 51:13-14, October 12, 1973.

1327 G. Gill, "Teaching black literature on the college campus: the black woman in literature, a survey course," COLLEGE COMPOSITION AND COMMUNICATION 25:264-263, October 1974.

1328 Kathryn Lee Girard, "How schools fail women: a study of feminists' perceptions of their schooling experiences and women's schooling needs," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(5): 2529A, November 1974.

1329 Raylene Denise Goltra, "Women's studies: a new program for the community college," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(2):751A, August 1974.

1330Anna Nieto Gomez and others, NEW DIRECTIONS IN EDUCATION: ESTUDIOS FEMENILES DE LA CHICANA. Los Angeles: University Extension, UCLA Daytime Programs and Special Projects, 1974. A curriculum guide.

1331 Christine Grahl and others, "Women's studies: a case in point," FEMINIST STUDIES 1(2):109-120, Fall 1972.

1332 "Growing up liberated," 1973. (Women's Education Resources, 428 Lowell Hall, 610 Langdon Street, Madison, Wisconsin 53706) Transcript of a four-session, non-credit course.

1333 M. Gruberg, "Women's studies in America," INTERNATIONAL REVIEW OF EDUCATION 19(1):127-133, 1973.

1334 Michcle H. Herman and William E. Sedlacek, "Student perceptions of the need for a women's studies program," COLLEGE STUDENT JOURNAL 7:3-6, September-October 1973.

,1335 Christine Holden, "Women in Mich gan: academic sexism under seige," SCIENCE 178:841-843, November 24, 1972.

1336 Christine Holden, "Women in Michigan: parlaying rights into power," SCIENCE 178:962-965, December 11, 1972.

1337 Marion F. Houstoun, "Academia and the second sex," KEY REPORTER 38(1):1,8, Autumn 1972.

1338 "How it works out: the women's studies graduate," WOMEN'S STUDIES NEWSLETTER 4:3-4, Summer 1973.

1339 Maggie Kampelman, "WEAL K-12 education kit," November 1973. (Women's Equity Action League, National Press Building, Washing-

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'ton, DC 20004) Sexism in various aspects of the school system and how to change it. Includes bibliography.

1340Mardy Ilene Wasserman Kesselman, "Changing sex role stereotype-: the effects of teacher sex role awareness on the sex role differentiation attitudes of their pupils," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(3):1500A, September 1974.

1341 Nora Scott Kinzer, "Sexist sociology," CENTER MAGAZINE 8, May-June 1974.

1342 E. Kjaersgaard, "Home economics and the changing roles of men and women," INTERNATIONAL REVIEW OF EDUCATION 19M:125-127, 1973.

1343Marjorie Fine Knowles, "Cases and materials on women and the law for A5200: introduction to women's studies," 1973. ERIC, ED 096 883.

1344 Susan Jacoby, "Altering sexism in the classroom," LEARNING 1: 62-67, April 1973.

1345 Angela Lask, +"Feminism and the teaching of anthropology." (Department of Anthropology, Pima College, Tucson, Arizona 85709)

1346 Betty Levy, "The school's role in the sex role stereotyping of girls: a feminist review of the literature," FEMINIST STUDIES 1(1):5-23, Summer 1972.

1347 M. Lieberman, ed., "Education and the feminist movement: symposium," PHI DELTA KAPPAN 55:98-137, October 1973.

1348 Nan Bauer Maglin, "Journal of a women's course," UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN PAPERS IN WOMEN STUDIES 1(3), 1974.

1349 Wendy Martin and Mary Louise Briscoe, "Women's studies: problems in research," WOMEN STUDIES 2(2):249-259, 1974.

1350Dorothy Gies McGuigan, ed., A SAMPLER OF WOMEN'S STUDIES, 1973. (Center for Continuing Education for Women, University of Michigan, 328 Thompson Street, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48108)

1351 R. Minard, "Forgotten fairy tales: adapted from women folk and fairy tales," INSTRUCTOR 84:54-55, November 1974.

1352 Ellen Morgan, "Women's studies fulfills humanistic ideal," NEW DIRECTIONS FOR WOMEN IN DELAWARE 2:8, Winter 1974-1975.

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1353THE NEW SCHOOLS EXCHANGE NEWSLETTER 109, January15, 1974. (P.O. Box 820, St. Paris, Ohio 43072) Special issue deals with consciousness-raising methods for combatting sexism in education.

1354A.P. Nilsen, "Feminist influence," ENGLISH JOURNAL 63:90-92, April 1974.

1355 Antonia Perez, "Detecting racism and sexism in children's books and some things you can do to counteract thepoison," JOURNAL OF ALTERNATIVE HUMAN SERVICES 1(1):39-46, August1973.

1356 Jeanette Collier Phillips, "A proposedsurvey course of women's studies for students at the University of Mississippi," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(8):4795A, February 1974.

1357 E. Prescott, "Women's studies," INDEPENDENT SCHOOL BULLETIN 33:54-55, May 1974.

1358 Lynn Suzanne Rapin, "The effects of a women's studiescoarse on women students' attitudes toward self and other women," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(12):7593A, June 1974.

1359 Elaine Reuben, "Feminist criticism in the classroom,or, 'What do you mean we, white man?'" WOMEN STUDIES 1(3):315- 325, 1973.

1360 Lora H. Robinson, "Women's studies: courses andprograms for higher education," 1973. ERIC, ED 074 997.

1361Deborah Silverton Rosenfelt, FEMALE STUDIES VII: GOING STRONG: NEW COURSES/NEW PROGRAMS. Old Westbury (New York): The Femin- Feminist Press, 1973.

1362 Deborah S. Rosenfea,_ +FEMALE STUDIES X: LEARNING TO SPEAK- STUDENT WORK. Anthology of student work from women's studies classes across the country, to be published by The Feminist Press.

1363 Deborah Silverton Rosenfelt, "New overview of women's studies courses," WOMEN'S STUDIES NEWSLETTER 2:1, Winter 1974.

1364V. Rowley-Rotunno and W.S. Dobkin, "Curriculum considerations and learning strategies in the teaching of women's studies," HIGH SCHOOL JOURNAL 57:182-189, July 1974.

1365 Virginia Rowley-Rotunno and William Dobkin, "Strategies for

. the teaching of women's studies," SOCIAL SCIENCE RECORD 10: 37-39, September 1973.

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1366 Mary C. Schwartz, "Sexism in the socialwork curriculum," JOURNAL OF EDUCATION FOR SOCIAL WORK, pp.65-70, Fall 1973.

1367J. Sheehy, "Women's studies course," AMERICANEDUCATION 9:28, June 1973.

1368 Dorothy E. Smith, "Women's perspective as aradical critique of sociology," SOCIOLOGICAL QUARTERLY 44(1) :7-13,1974.

1369Joanna Evelyn Spaulding, "Women's studies atCalifornia Com- munity colleges: a comprehensive model," DISSERTATIONABSTRACTS 35(1):224A, July 1974.

1370Athena Tacha Spear, "Women's studies in art and arthistory," January 1974. Presented at the College Art Association of America, 62nd Annual Meeting in Detroit.-(CAAA, 16 East 52nd Street, New York, New York 10022)

1371Judith M. Stanley, "A sound rendering of women'shistory," HISTORICAL TEACHER 6(4):511-522, 1973. Use of tapes in teaching women's history.

1372 Suzanne K. Steinmetz, "The sexual context ofsocial research," AMERICAN SOCIOLOGIST 9(3):111-116, 1974.

1373A. Stern, compiler, "Out from behind thewheel barrow: paper backs for women's studies," MEDIA AND METHODS11:26-30, Fall 1975.

1374 Marjorie Stern, ed., "Changing sexist practicesin the classroom," WOMEN IN EDUCATION, 1972. (American Federation of Teachers, AFL-CIO, 1012 146th Street, NW, Washington,DC 20025) Practical methods and materials.

1375 Catharine R. Stimpson, "The new feminismand women's studies," CHANGE 5:43-48, September 1973. Growth of women's studies programs and attitudestoward them.

theory about the 1376 Catharine R. Stimpson, "What matter mind: a practice of women's studies," WOMEN STUDIES1(3):293-314, 1973.

(Department of English, 1377 Irene Thompson, 4."Second thoughts." Anderson Hall 200, University of Florida,Gainesville, Florida 32611) A collection of essays dealing with women'sstudies, "momism" in literature, affirmative action in academe,southern "courtly" paternalism, discrimination and the ageing woman,political sexism in language, widowhood and its culturalperseverations, contemporary feminism.

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1378 J.L. Trecker, "Teaching the role of women in American history," NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR THE SOCIAL STUDIES YEARBOOK 43:278-297, 1973:. Suggested teaching stretegies.

1379Betty Jo Tucker, "Woman in crisis: an integrated approach to women's studies," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(7):3295B, January 1973. Analysis of a pilot psychology course on women offered at Southern Colorado State College.

1380 Bari Watkins, "Women and history," CHANGE 6:17-20, May 1974. Effect qf the women's movement on the teaching of history.

1381 Barbara Ehrlich White, "Different points of view about women's studies in art and art history," FEMINIST ART JOURNAL 3:20-21, Spring 1974.

1382 "Women's studies stamp out sexist stereotypes," NATION'S SCHOOLS 93:29-30, April 1974.

1383 Barbara Yates, Steve Werner, and David Rosen, eds., "We'll do it ourselves: combatting sexism in education," 1974. (The Student Committee of the Study Commission on Undergraduate Education and the Education of Teachers, Nebraska Curriculum Development Center, Andrews Hall, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Nebraska)

1384 Sara G. Zimet and Jules Loventhal, ed., "Recommendations for action: report from the Colorado conference on stereotyping in education," June 1974. ERIC, ED 092 472.

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1385 Elizabeth M. Almquist, "Black women in the labor force: the experience of a decade." (Sociology Department, North Texas State University, Denton, Texas 76203)

1386Elizabeth Almquist, "The income losses of working black women: product of racial and sexual discrimination," SOCIO- LOGICAL ABSTRACTS 21(7)Supplement 37:192, December 1973.

1387Elizabeth M. Almquist, "Race and sex as bases for income differentials." (Sociology Department, North Texas State University, Denton, Texas 76203)

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1388 Ralph E. Anderson and Robert J. Tersine, "Our working women: an underutilized resource," BUSINESS HORIZONS 16:55-62, February 1973.

1389 Paul A. Armknecht and John F. Early, "Mhnufacturing quit rates revisited: secular changes and women's quits," MONTHLY LABOR

REVIEW 96:56-58, December 1973. .

1390 Ledia Barnal, "Status of women at HEW." (LB, Federal Wamen's Program, HEW North Building, Washington, DC 20201)

1391 William F. Barnes and Ethel B. Jones, "Manufacturing quit rates revisited: a cyclical view of women's quits,"MONTHLY LABOR REVIEW 96:53-56, December 1973. Qpit rates cnr men and women from 1951 to 1968 are reviewed. Reasons an Afferences for quitting are discussed.

1392Merton C. Bernstein, "Forecast of women's retirement income: cloudy and colder: 25% chance of poverty," INDUSTRIAL GERON- TOLOGY 1:1-13, Spring 1974.

1393 Caroline Bird, EVERYTHING A WOMAN NEEDS TO KNOW TO GET PAID WHAT SHE'S WORTH. New York: David McKay, 1973.

1394 "Black women in the world of work," CONTACT 3(10), Fall 1973. Special issue.

1395Jan Bone, ed., COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN: REPORT AND RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE GOVERNOR AND THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY. ILLINOIS STATE COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN, June 1974. ERIC, ED 096 595.

1396Michael J. Boskin, "The effects of government expenditures and taxes on female labor," AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW 64! 251-256, May 1974.

1397 J.O. Britton and Kenneth R. Thomas, "Age and sex as employment variables: views of employment service interviewers," JOURNAL OF EMPLOYMENT COUNSELING, pp. 180-186, December 1973.

1398 Lois Ann MArtin Bronfman, "The impact of rules and regulations prohibiting sex discrimination in employment: astudy of response patterns in Oregon," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34 (9):6058A, March 1974.

1399California Health and Welfare Agency, "Summary of employment, women workers in California, Part A, 1966-1972," 1973.(Depart- ment of Human Resources, Development, Employment Dataand Research Division, Sacramento, California) 120 - 111 - F.1

1400Raymond L. Carpenter and Kenneth D. Shearer, "Sex and salary

update," LIBRARY JOURNAL, pp. 101-107, January 15, 1974. . Data on public librarians' salaries in the United States and Canada, men and women compared.

1401 Jane R. Chapman and Margaret J. Gates, "Statement before the hearings of the Joint Economic Committee of.the United States Congress on the Economic Problems of Women." -(Center for Women Policy Studies, 2000 P Street, NW, Suite 508, Washing- ton, DC 20036)

1402 Joan E. Crowley and others, "Facts and fiction about the American working woman," January 1973. ERIC, ED 074 235.

1403Margaret Powell Dobbins, +Capital shifts to sectors of female labor. (Sociology Department, P.O. Box 6109, University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, Alabama 35486)

1404 "The economic role of women," 1973. ERIC, ED 094 151. Statistical information on women who work outside the home reprinted from the Economic Report of the President.

1405 Judy Edelman, WOMEN ON THE JOB: THE COMMUNIST VIEW. New Out- look Publishers and Distributors, 1973.

1406"The effect of income and wage rates on the labor supply of prime age women," 1974. (Institute for Research on Poverty, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin)

1407"Facts on women workers of minority races," April 1974. (U.S. Department of Labor, Women's Bureau, Washington, DC 20210)

1408 Dwight P. Flanders and Peggy Engelhardt Anderson, "Sex discrimination in employment: theory and practice," INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS 26(3):938-955, April 1973.

1409H.H. Franzwa, "Working women in fact and fiction," JOURNAL OF COMMUNICATION 24:104-109, Spring 1974.

1410 C.F. Fretz and Joanne Hayman, "Progress for women- men are still more equal," HARVARD BUSINESS REVIEW 51:133-141, Winter 1974. Twenty business organizations employing nesrly two million people were surveyed.

1411Victor R. Fuchs, "Women at work, at home, and in the market: recent trends and long-run prospects for female earnings," AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW 64:236-242, May 1974.

1412 'Mary M. Fuller, "In business the generic pronoun 'he' isnon-

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job related and discriminatory," TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT JOURNAL 27:8-11, May 1973.

1413 Sonia S. Gold, "Alternative national goals and women's employment," SCIENCE 179:656-660, February 1973.

1414 N.M. Gordon and T.E. Morton, "LOW mobility model of wage discrimination - with special eference to sex differentials," JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC THEORY 7:241-253, March 1974.

1415 Martha Griffiths, "The economics of being female," TRIAL 9 (6) :11-12, November-December 1973.

1416 James Gwartney and Richard Stroup, "Measurement of employment discrimination according to sex," SOUTHERN ECONOMIC JOURNAL 39:575-587, April 1973.

1417Mary Townsend Hamilton, "Sex and income inequality among the employed," ANNALS OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF POLITICAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCES 409:42-52, September 1973.

1418 Frank A. Haughton, "Employment profiles of minorities and women in SMSA's of seventeen large cities," 1973. (Office of Research, Equal Employment Opportunity Commission) #Y3. Eq2:11/973-41.

1419 Margaret Helfrich ant; 5arbara Tootle, "Women in the world: some research quest:i.ons," SOCIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS 21 (3)Sunplement 32:4, May 1973.

1420 "Highlights of women's employment and education," June 1974. (U.S. Department of Labor, Women's Bureau, Washington, DC 20210)

1421 Louise Kapp Howe, "Women in the workplace," THE HUMANIST, pp. 21-25, September-October 1973.

1422 Jane Humphries, +effects of the Vietnam War on women's participation rates in the United States. (Economics Department, Thompson, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Massachu- setts 01002)

1423 Howard Marshall lams, "The effect of sex on hourly wages," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS :T5(1):597A, July 1974.

1424Jacquelyne Jackson and Joan Huber, "So you really want to hire blacks and women?" SOCIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS 21(7)Supplement 37:227-228, December 1973.

1425 Cariiiyn J. Jacobson, "Women workers: profile of a growing force," AMERICAN FEDERATIONIST 81:9-15, July 1974,

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1426 Philip Jaslow, "The contribution of work, work-related, and other factors to the morale of older American women," DIS- SERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(1):571B, July 1974. (The Florence Heller Graduate School for Advanced Studies in Social Wel- fare, Brandeis University, Waltham, Massachusetts)

1427 Carol L. Jusenuis and Steven H. Sandell, "Barriers to re-entry into the labor force." Presented at the Workshop on Research Needed to Improve the Employment and Employability of Women,. June 7, 1974. (Women's Bureau, U.S. Department of Labor, Washington, DC 20210)

1428 Carolyn L. Kealiner, "Women: the wasted resource?!" PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION 18:15-18, July-August 1973.

1429Miriam Krohn, PLANNING FOR WORK. New York: Catalyst, 1973. (Catalyst, 14 East 60th Street, New York, New York 10022)

1430Melba L. Lee and Valentina J. Jackson, "Employment problems of women: classic example of discrimination," March 1972. Research report for Equal.Employment Opportunities Commission, Document #Y3.Eq2:11/972-37. (Superintendent of Documents, Washington, DC)

1431 Ruth Lembeck, JOB IDEAS FOR TODAY'S WOMAN. Englewood Cliffs (New Jersey): Prentice-Hall, 1974. Guide for women entering the job market for the first time.

1432 David Lester, "Completed suicide and females in the labor force," PSYCHOLOGICAL REPORTS 32:1143-1146, 1973.

1433 Kathlene D. Letlow and George S. Tracy, "A research note on occupational changes for Louisiana urban females, 1960-1970," JOURMAL OF VOCATIONAL BEHAVIOR 4:333-338, 1974.

1434 Larry H. Long, "Women's labor force participation and the residential mobility of families," SOCIAL FORCES 52:342-348, March 1974.

1435 Rosalind K. Loring, "Approaches to working women in the

seventies."Presented at the Conference on Women, Continuum . Center, Oakland University, October 27, 1973. (Assistant Dean, University of California, Los Angeles, California)

1436Janice Fanning Madden, "The economics of sex discrimination," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(9):4626A, March 1973.

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1437 Patricia Mainardi, "Discrimination against the qualified? Come off it Sidney Hook," FEMINIST ART JOURNAL 2:10-11, Winter 1973.

1438 Carmen R. Maymi, "Women workers and the women's movement," HUMAN ECOLOGY FORUM 4(2):19-20, 1973.

1439 Diana McClelland, "Opening job doors for mature women," MANPOWER 5:9-1:, August 1973.

1440 "Median earnings of full-time year-round workers, by sex, 1955-1972," March 1974. (U.S. Department of Labor, Women's Bureau, Washington, DC 20210)

1441 Colette H. Moser, "Mature women - the new labor force," INDUSTRIAL GERONTOLOGY 1:14-25, Spring 1974.

1442 John F. Newman and others, "Women in the labor force and suicide," SOCIAL PROBLEMS 21:220-230, Fall 1973.

1443 Oaxacar, "Male-female wage differentials in urban labor markets," INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC REVIEW 14:693-709, October 1973.

1444 Valerie Kincade Oppenheimer, "Demographic influence on female employment and the status of women," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY 78(4):946-961, January 1973.

1445 L. Eudora Pettigrew, L. Thomas Keith, and Homer C. Hawkins, "Sex discrimination and the American labor market: a perspective," SOCIOLOGICAL FOCUS 7(1):71-86, Winter 1973-1974.

1446 Barbara Ashley Phillips, "Women in employment," CASE AND COM- MENT 78:8-10, July-August 1973.

1447 Dudley L. Poston and Frank D. Bean, "The metropolitan division of labor and male-female income differentials," SOCIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS 21(7)Supplement 37:252, December 1973.

1448 Edna E. Raphael, +"Occupational and industrial changes in the non-metropolitan labor force." (906 Liberal Arts Building, Pennsylvania State University, University Park, Pennsylvania 16802)

1449Roger D. Roderick and Joseph M. Davis, "Years for decision: a longitudinal study of tha educational and labor market experience of ycung momen. Volume 2," March 1973.ERIC, ED 076 812.

1450 Mary Rowe, "Why women take - and keep - low paying jobs," BUSINESS AND SOCIETY REVIEW 5:55-60, Spring 1973. 124 - 115 - F.1

1451 Bernice Sandler, "Why women need less pay (and other myths)," CHRONICLE OF HIGHER EDUCATION, March 12, 1973. (BS, Asso- ciation of American Colleges, 1818 R Street, NW, Washington, DC 20009)

1452 Saskia Sassen-Koob, "On the profitability of discrimination against women in a capitalistic economy, the United States." Presented at the Eastern Sociological Society Conference, April 1973.

1453 Isabel V. Sawhill, "The earnings gap: research needs and issues." Paper presented at the Workshop on Research Needed ta Improve the Employment and Employability of Women, June 7, 1974. (U.S. Department of Labor, Women's Bureau, Washing- ton, DC 20210)

1454 I.V. Sawhill,' "Perspectives on women and work in America," in James O'Toole, ed,, WORK AND THE QUALITY OF LIFE: RESOURCE PAPERS FOR WORK IN AMERICA. MIT Press, 1974.

1455 Felice N. Schwartz, "New work patterns- for better use of woman power," MANAGEMENT REVIEW 63:5-12, May 1974.

1456 Dennis Slevin, "Full utilization of women in employment: the problem and an action prugram," HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 12: 25-32, Spring 1973.

1457 Wadell D. Snyder, "A life history approach tn the study 1:+f social mobility in minority females in job ccrps," DISSERTA- TION ABSTRACTS 34(9):6128A, March 1974.

1458 Alan L. Sorkin, "Education, occupation, and income of non- white women," JOURNAL OF NEGRO EDUCATION 41(4):343-351, Fall 1972.

1459 Sarah Spinks, "Women on strike: dare and Wardair," THIS MAGA- ZINE 7:23-27, June 1973.

1460 Katherine Stant, "Employment problems of women: causes and cures," ARIZONA REVIEW 22:10-13, May 1973.

1461 Mary Stevenson, "Women's wages and job segregation," POLITICS AND SOCIETY 4(1):83-96, Fall 1973.

1462 Clarice Stasz Stoll, "On sexual stratification," SOCIAL PROBLEMS 20:392-395, Winter 1973.

1463 Raymond J. Struyk, "Explaining variation in hourly wage rates of urban minority group females," JOURNAL OF HUMAN RESOURCES 8:349-364, Summer 1973.

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1464 Larry E. Suter and Herman P. Miller, "Income differences between men and career women," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY 78:962-974, January 1973.

1465 Larry E. Suter, "Occupation, employment, and life time work experience of women." Presented at the American Sociological Associatdon Meeting, New York, August 1973. (Census Bureau Public Information Office, Room 2089, FOB 3, Suitland, Maryland)

1466 James A. Sweet, WOMEN IN THE LABOR FORCE: STUDIES IN POPULA- TION SERIES. New York: Seminar Press, 1973. (Seminar Press, Inc., 111 Fifth Avenue, New York, New York 10003) Detailed analysis of the employment patterns and earnings of working wives in the United States.

1467 Albert Szymanski, "Male economic loss from sexual discrimination."Presented at the 24th Annual Meeting of the Society for the Study of Social Problems, August 23-26, 1974. (Uni- versity of Oregon, Eugene, Oregon 97403)

1469 Albert Szymanski, "Race, sex, and the United States working class," SOCIAL PROBLEMS 21(5):706-725, 1974.

1469 "That 51%: Ford Foundation activities related to opportunities for women." (The Ford Foundation, Office of Reports, 320 East 43rd Street, New York, New York 10017)

1470 Anquetta G. Thomas, "Employment profiles of minorities and women in SMSA's of sixteen large cities, 1970," 1973.(Office) of Research, Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, Washing- ton, DC 20506) Item #Y3.Eq2:11/970-38.

1471Allen Rupert Thompson, "Comparative occupational positions of white and non-white females in the United States," DIS- SERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(8):4523A, February 1974.

1472 M. Elizabeth Tidball, "Research: the search for talented women," CHANGE 6:51-64, May 1974.

1473 T.R. Tsuchigane, "Discrimination against women in the United States," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(12):6545A, June 1973. Income, occupation, and participation discrimination sepa- rated into "justified" and "unjustified" components.

1474 T.R. Tsuchigane and Norton Dodge, ECONOMICDISCRIM-INATION AGAINST WOMEN IN THE UNITED STATES. Lexington Books, 1974.

1475 "TWenty facts on women workers," June 1974. (U.S. Department of Labor, Women's Bureau, Washington, DC 20210)

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1476 U.S. Department of Labor, "Women and work: news," 1973. (U.S. Department of Labor, Office of Information, Publications and Reports, Washington, DC 20210)

1477 U.S. Office for Civil Rights, "Availability data, minorities and women," June 1973. (Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Washington, DC 20201)

1478 Louise Vetter ani Barbara J. Sethney, "Women in the work force," December 1972. (Superintendent of Documents #HE 18.11:81, Washington, DC)

1479 Clair Brown Vickery, "Why unemployment rates differ byrace and sex," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(2):679A,August 1974.

1480 Barbara Wertheimer and Anne Nelson, "The Americanwoman at work," PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT 6(3):20-23, 40-41, March 1974. Women in trade unions.

1481 "Why women work," 1973. ERIC, ED 094 176. (Women's Bureau, Washington, DC 20210)

1482 "Women in the labor force, April 1973-1974." (U.S. Department of Labor, Employment Standards Administration, Women's Bureau, Washington, DC 20210)

1483 "Women workers today," 1974. (U.S. Department of Labor, Employment Standards Administration, Women's Bureau, Washing- ton, DC 20210)

1484 "Women in the workplace: a special section," MONTHLY LABOR REVIEW ' May 1974.

1485 Women's Bureau, "Women workers today," 1973. (U.S. Depart- ment of Labor, Employment Standards Administration, Women's Bureau, Washington, DC 20210)

1486 Douglas Wright, "The master discriminatory tool," COMPUTERS AND AUTOMATION 21:22-23, September 1972.

2 OCCUPATIONAL ROLES/OCCUPATIONAL CHOICES

1487 Joan Acker and Donald R. Van Houten, "Differential recruitment and control: the sex structuring of organizations," ADMINISTRATIVE SCIENCE QUARTERLY, pp. 152-164, June 1974.

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127 F.2 - 118 -

1488 "And whose little girl are you?(or, I'd like to run for Presi- dent but my husband won't move to Washington.)," UNIVERSITY OF SAN FERNANDO VALLEY LAW REVIEW 2:63, Winter 1972-1973.

1489 Robert C. Atchley, "Orientation toward the job and retirement adjustment among women," SOCIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS 21(3) Supplement 32:1, May 1973.

1490John C. Athanassiades, "An investigation of some communication patterns of female subordinates in hierarchical. organizations," HUMAN RELATIONS 27:195-209, March 1974.

1491 Barbara Backstrand, +"Attitudes toward woman's roles and career choice." (2546 NE 17th Street, Portland, Oregon 97212)

1492 Sandra L. Bem and Daryl J. Bem, "Training the woman to know her place: the social antecedents of women in the world of work." Pennsylvania State Department of Education, Harris- burg. Bureau of Pupil Personnel Services, 1973. ERIC, ED 082 098. Discusses the type of woman found in the world of work, their reasons for employment, and their most frequent occupational choices.

1493 Barbara R. Bergmann and Irma Adelman, "1973 report of the President's Council of Economic Advisers: the economic role of women," AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW 63:509-514, September 1973.

1494 Harriet Katz Berman, "Job bias: the working woman," CIVIL LIBERTIES 298:2, September 1973.

1495 Christine Ellen Bose, "Women and jobs: sexual influences on occupational prestige," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(11):7338A, May 1974.

1496 B. Boris, Jr., "Job satisfaction and work values for women," JOURNAL OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR WOMEN DEANS, ADMINI- STRATORS, AND COUNSELORS 37:151-157, Summer 1974.

1497 C.J. Breedlove and V.G. Cicirelli, "Women's fear of success in relation to personal characteristics and type of occupation," JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY 86:181-190, March 1974.

1498 Darlene Novakovich Brown and Dennis Earl Brown, "Sex stereotyping of occupational role as a determinant of source cTedibility."Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Inter- national Communication Association, April 1974. ERIC, ED 097 740.

1499 "Careers for women in the seventies," 1973- (U.S. Department of Labor, Women's Bureau, Washington, DC 20210) (continued) 128 - 119 - F.2

Lists by occupational titles, the best job prospects basedon the labor market demands in the categories of professional and technical workers.

1500 Ralph T. Carr, "Project women - in a man's world of work. Final Report." ERIC, ED 074 Z12.

1501 Esther Chow and Oscar Grusky, "Worker compliance and supervisory style: an experimental study of female superior-subordinate relationships," SOCIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS 21(7)Supple- ment 37:203-204, December 1973.

1502 "Combatting role prejudice and sex discrimination," AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW 63:1049-1061, December 1973.

1503 Leonore Davidoff, "Above and below stairs," THE NEW SOCIETY 24:181-183, April 26, 1973. Employer/domestic servant.

1504 Peter Y. DeJong and others, "Patterns of female intergenerational occupational mobility: a comparison with male patterns," AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW 37:774-779 and 38:806-809, 1971.

1505Jean Dowdall, "The socioeconomic context of women's attitudes toward employment," SOCIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS 21(1)Supplement 30: 8, February 1973.

1506. J.A. Dowdall, "Structural and attitudinal factors associated with female labor force participation," SOCIAL SCIENCE QUAR- TERLY 55:121-130, June 1974.

1507J.B. Driscoll and H.R. Hess, "Recruiter: woman's friend or foe?" JOURNAL OF COLLEGE PLACEMENT 34:42-44, Summer 1974.

1508Rhoda Estep, "Female-male interactions in occupational settings: dimensions of deference and demeanor." Presented at the Pacific Sociological Association, May 1973. (Department of Sociolo- gy, Portland State University, Portland, Oregon)

1509 Lorraine Eyde, "What contribution can industrial/organizational psychologists make toward improving women's occupational future?" (LE, Personnel and Resource and Develop- ment Center, United States Civil Service Commission, Washing- ton, DC 20415)

1510William W. Falk and Arthur G. Cosby, "Women and the occupational choice process," 1974. (Texas A and M University, College Station, Texas 77843)

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1511 C. Frasch and J. Marecek, "Locus of control as a likely predictor of women's career expectations." (Department of Psychology, Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, Pennsylvania 19081)

1512 Carol S. Greenwald, "Part-time work and flexible hours employment."Presented to the Workshop on Research Needed to Improve the Employment and Employability of Women, U.S. Department of Labor, Washington, DC, June 7, 1974.

1513 James W. Gr5.mm and Robert N. Stern, "Sex roles and internal labor market structures: the 'female' semi-professions," SOCIAL PROBLEMS 21(5):690-705, 1974.

1514 G. Hall, Changing sex roles in the labor force, PHI DELTA KAPPAN 55:135-137, October 1973.

1515 Marie R. Haug, "Sex role variations in occupational prestige ratings," 1974. (Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio 44106)

1516Marie R. Haug, "Social class measurement and women's occupational roles," SOCIAL FORCES 52(1):86-98, September 1973.

1517Deborah D. Herman, "More career opportunities for women: whose responsibility?" PERSONNEL JOURNAL 53:414-417, June 1974.

1518 Lynda Lytle Holmstrom, "Women's career patterns: appearances and reality," JOURNAL OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN DEANS AND COUNSELORS, Winter 1973.

1519 Lillian B. Johnson, "The role orientation of women in voluntary associations in Raleigh, North Carolina." Disser- tation, 1972. (Department of Sociology and Anthropology, North Carolina State University)

1520 Felice J. Karman, "Women: personal and environmental factors in role identification and career choices." Los Angeles Center for the Study of Evaluation, August 1973. ERIC, ED 084 383. Identifies characteristics of young women who do not conform to the traditionally expected female role.

1521 E. Kimmel, "Women as job changers," AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST 29:536-539, July 1974.

1522 Easy Klein, "Make policy-not coffee," CHANGE 6:26-28, March 1974.

1523David L. Klemmack and John N. Edwards, "Women's acquisition of stereotyped occupational aopirations," SOCIOLOGY AND SOCIAL RESEARCH 57(4):510-525, 1973.

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1524 Judith Long Laws, "Psychological dimensions of women's work force participation," SLOAN MANAGEMENT REVIEW 15:49- 57, Spring 1974.

1525 Esther Ngan Ling and Oscar Grusky, "Worker compliance and supervisory style: an experimental study of female superior- subordinate relationships," 1973. (Department of Sociology, The American University, Washington, DC 20016)

1526 Jean Lipman-Blumen, "Role de-differentiation as a system response to crisis: occUpational and political roles of women," SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY 43(2):105-129, 1973.

1527 Dolores M. Little and Arthur J. Roach, "Videotape modeling of interest in non-traditiohal occupations for women," JOURNAL OF VOCATIONAL BEHAVIOR 5:133-138, August 1974.

1528 D.M. Little and A.J. Roach, "Occupations for women," JOURNAL OF VOCATIONAL BEHAVIOR 5:133-138, August 1974.

1529 Herta Loesser, WOMEN, WORK, AND VOLUNTEERING. Boston: Beacon Press, 1974.

1530 Bette Bonder Love, "Self-esteem in women related to occupational status: a biracial study," DISSERTATION ABSTPNCTS 35 (6):3427A, December 1974.

1531 Peter Mattila, "Labor turnover and sex discrimination: working paper." Iowa State University of Science and Tech- nology, Ames, Iowa, 1974. ERIC, ED 096 407. Concludes that women are less likely to quit than men for job-related reasons; women do quit more often because of household responsibilities. Also concludes that female quit rates are their lowest relative to male rates during periods of low unemployment.

1532 A.M. Medvene and A. Collins, "Occupational prestige and its relationship to traditional and non-traditional views of women's role," JOURNAL OF COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY 21:139- 143, March 1974.

1533 Virginia E. O'Leary, "Some attitudinal barriers to occupational aspirations in women," PSYCHOLOGICAL BULLETIN 31(11):809-826, 1974.

1534 Hanna Papanek, "Men, women, and work: reflections of the two- person career," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY 78(4):852- 872, January 1973.

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1535 Theodora Anne Patrick, "Personality and family background characteristics of women who enter male-dominated professions," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(5):2396A, November 1973.

1536 Edna E. Raphael, "Government and marginal groups in the structure of occupational stratification," INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY SOCIOLOGY, October 1973.

1537 Laura T. Rohrlich and Ethel-L. Vatter, "Women in the world of work: past, present, and future," WOMEN STUDIES 1(3):263-277, 1973.

1538 B. Rosen and T.H. Jerdee, "Influence of sex role stereotypes on personnel decisions,"JOURNAL OF APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY 59: 9-14, February 1974.

1539 Evelyn Ruben Rosenthal, "Structural patterns of women's occupational choices," DISSERTATION ABSTMCTS 35(6):3901A, Decem- ber 1974.

1540 Felice N. Schwartz, "Converging work roles of men and women," BUSINESS AND SOCIETY REVIEW/INNOVATION 7:71-75, August 1973.

1541 Lucille Olive Sherman, "Women in the labor force: relationships among occupational attachments, family statuses, and poverty," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(7):4448A, January 1974.

1542 Ida Harper Simpson and Judith Huff, "Occupational sex structure and adaptation by women workers to female role constraints," SOCIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS 21(2)Supplement 31:49, April 1973.

1543 Caroline Maddox Smith, "Occupational structure and rewards: an examination of feminist claims,"DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(5):2477A, November 1974.

1544 Leticia M. Smith, "Women and the double subsidy: afeminist re-evaluation of volunteerism," 1974. (University of Wis- consin, Whitewater, Wisconsin 53190)

1545 Alan L. Sorkin, "On the occupational status of women,1870- 1970," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS 32:235-244, July 1973.

1546 Richard Allen Stull, "New answers to an old question:women's place is in the what?" PERSONNEL JOURNAL 52:31-35, January 1973.

1547Joyce Robertson Tinsley, "The differential effects of an audio program learning tape and open group discussion on women's attitudes towards women and work," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(7):3894A, January 1974.

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1548 Ralph Toporoff, "Generating role types concerning theoccupa- tional participation of women in the 20th century," 1972. Washington State University, #72-18,494.

1549 E.E. Wagner and T.O. Hoover, "Effect of sex, religion, and ethnicity on occupational choice," JOURNAL OF APPLIED PSY- CHOLOGY 59:247-248, April 1974.

1550 Catherine A. Walker and Donald S. Bradley, "Women andoccupa- tional prestige," SOCIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS 21(7)Supplement37: 269-270, December 1973.

.1551 D.M. Wasser, "Spousal support and the wife's desire andability to work," JOURNAL OF THE BEVERLY HILLS BAR ASSOCIATION 8: 23-31, March-April 1974.

1552 Charles N. Weaver, "Sex differences in job satisfaction," BUSINESS HORIZONS 17:43-49, June 1974.

1553William Terrell White, "A relationship betweensex identity and career choice," SOCIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS 21(2)Supplement 31:42-43, April 1973..

1554 M. Williams and others, "Career patterns:more grist for women's liberation," SOCIAL WORK 19:463-466, July 1974.

1555 "Women's work has just begun," September 17, 1973. (The Human Relations Work-Study Center, The New School, 66 West 12th Street, New York, New York 10011) Report of a conference on redesigning work held at The New School for Social Research.

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1556 "The advancement of women in industry," the Advisory Commit- tee on the Economic Role of Women of the Council of Economic Advisers, September 20, 1973. (U.S. Department of Labor, Council of Economic Advisers, Washington, DC)

1557Kate Avery Arbogast, "The procurement of women for the Armed Forces: an analysis of occupational choice," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(2):665A, August 1974.

1558 Kate A. Arbogast, "Women in the Armed Forces: a rediscovered resource," MILITARY REVIEW 59:9-19, November 1973.

1559 Richard D. Arvey and Stephen J. Musso, "Determining the exis- tence of unfair test discriminations for female clerical workers, PERSONNEL PSYCHOLOGY 26:559-568, December 1973.

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1560 Lois W. Banner, "Why women have not been great chefs," SOUTH ATLANTIC QUARTERLY 72:198-212, Spring 1973.

1561 Shirley Becke, "Metropolitan uni-sex," THE POLICE JOURNAL 46:274-279, July 1973. Implications of the recently integrated women police department into the general Metropolitan police.

1562 M.K. Benet, SECRETARY: A NEW LOOK AT A FEMALE GHETTO. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1973.

1563Mary Kathleen Benet, "A view from the secretarial ghetto," ADMINSITRATIVE MANAGEMENT, pp. 24-26, November 1973.

1564 Peter Bloch and others, "Policewomen on patrol: major findings: First report; report of an evaluation by the Urban Institute for the Police Foundation." Volume 2: Methodology and tables. Volume 3: Instruments. (Urban Institute Publications Office, 2100 M Street, NW, Washington, DC 20037)

1565 Billie M. Bobbitt, "Expanding role of women in the Air Force." Prepared for the American Psychological Association Symposium on Employment Status of Women in Academia, Business, Govern- ment and the Military. (Headquarters, U.S. Air Force, AF/DPW, Washington, DC 20330)

1566 Barbara B. Bonno, "Sexism and prejudice," 1974. (Texas A and I University, Kingsville, Texas 78363) Prejudice against women authors.

1567 Donald B. Bowen, "Work values of women in secretarial- clerical occupations," AMERICAN JOURNAL OP COMMUNITY PSY- CHOLOGY 1:83-90, January-March 1973.

1568 Elizabeth Boyer, "Women -- are the technical occupational programs attracting them?" December 1973. ERIC, ED 085 065.

1569Constance M. Breece and Gerald R. Garrett, "Women in policing: changing perspectives on the role," 1974. (University of Massachusetts, Boston, Massachusetts 02125)

1570 Norma Briggs, "Women apprentices: removing the barriers," MANPOWER, pp. 3-13, December 1974.

1571 Florence V. Bryant, "Church-employed women: economy class citizens," A.D. 2:19-23, November 1973.

1572 "Business opportunities for women in real estate," INTELLECT 103:217-218, January 1975.

1573Civil Service Commission,"Expanding opportunities: women in federal government," 1973. (Civil Service Commission, Washing- ton, DC 20415) 1 34 - 125 - F.3

1574 Civil Service Commission, "Study of employment of women in federal government, 1971," 1973. (Superintendent of Docu- ments #C5 1.48:5/N 0600-0085, Bureau of Manpower Informa:- tion Systems for Federal Women's Program, Washington, DC 20415)

1575 Civil Service Commission, "Study of employment of women in Federal Government,"1972. (Superintendent of Documents #C51.48:SM6208, Manpower Statistics Division, Bureau of Manpower Information Systems, Washington, DC 20415)

1576 Bart B. Cobb, John J. Matthews, and Carolyn D. Lay, "Com- parative studyoffemale and male air-traffic controller trainees," May 1972. (DOT, Office of Aviation Medicine, Washington, DC)

1577 Robert Donald Coston, "An investigation of the economic effects of the four-day work week on women apparel workers in Georgia," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(5):2136A- 2137A, November 1973.

1578 Esther Crandall, "First female window washer," ATLANTIC ADVOCATE 65:68-69, September 1974.

1579 Paul De Vivo and Sandy De Vivo, "Help for the woman bread- winner," U.S. MANPOWER, pp. 9-14, February 1973.

1580M. Eltzroth, "Vocational counseling for ghetto women with prostitution and domestic service backgrounds," VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE QUARTERLY 22:32-38, September 1973.

1581 "Enhancing female participation in the junior reserve program." Report to the House of Representatives, 93rd Congress, October 1973. ERIC, ED 092 771.

1582 Nancy Goldman, "Changing role of women in the Armed Forces," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY 78(4):892-911, January 1973.

1583 Nancy Goldman, "The utilization of women in the military," ANNALS OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF POLITICAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCES 406:107-116, March 1973.

1584 James R. Guyor, "Spokane learns from experience: a police officer physical fitness program in which men and women compete equally," PUBLIC PERSONNEL MkNAGEMENT 3(1):10-18, January-February 1974.

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1585 Dorothy Haener, "Women into unions: opening up a closed shop," TRIAL 9(6).:15-17, November-December 1973.

1586 "Handbook for university office workers-organizing ior change," October 1974. (9-to-5, Organization for Women Office Workers, Universities Committee, 140 Clarendon Street, Boston, Massachusetts 02116)

1587 Peter P. Horne, "The role of women in law enforcement," POLICE CHIEF 40:60-63, July 1973.

1588 Herbert J. Kolodner, "Industrial safety programming for female employees in fibers manufacturing plants," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(6):2925A-2926A, December 1973.

1589S.A. Lawson, +Blue collar labor among white (rural poor) and black (urban mobile) women. (106 SW 12th Street, Gaines- ville, Florida)

1590M. Lederer, "Plumber's here and he's a woman," AMERICAN EDUCATION 10:6-9, December 1974.

1591 Patricia Mapp, "Women in apprenticeship - why not? Final report," Wisconsin State Department of Industry, Labor, and Human Rela- tions, Madison, Wisconsin, August 1973. ERIC, ED 086 880.

1592 Elizabeth R. Moles and Norman L. Friedman, "The airline hostess: realities of an occupation with a popular culture image," JOURNAL OF POPULAR CULTURE 7:305-313, Fall 1973.

1593 Lillian C. O'Malley, "Marine Corps Reserve (F)," MARINE CORPS GAZETTE 57:36-38, February 1973.

1594 "Organizing in the office," WORKFORCE 41, 1974. Special issue.

1595 "The political life of union women," UNION W.A.G.E. 2:1, March-April 1973.

1596Edna E. Raphael, "From sewing machines to politics: the woman union member in the community," August 1973. (Pennsylvania State University, 906 Liberal Arts Building, University Park, Pennsylvania 16802) Community participation of blue-collar women workers (union and non-union) and middle class women not in the labor force.

1597Edna Raphael and R. Thomas Gillaspy, "Industrial technologies and the employment of women as production workers." (Popu- lation Issues Research Office, Pennsylvania State University, University Park, Pennsylvania 16802)

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1598 Maryanne Raphael, "Women can sell to men's magazines," THE WRITER, p. 27, May 1973.

1599 Barbara Ann Reuter, "The career development of thepro- fessional female artist compared to that of themale," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(6):3597A, December 1974.

1600 Alan Richardson and Meryl Stanton, "Rolestrain among sales girls in a department store," HUMAN RELATIONS26:517-536, August 1973.

1601 Pamela Roby, +"A preliminary study of the impact ofgovern- ment, company, and union policies onwomen employed in working class jobs and their families." (Kresge College, University of California, Santa Cruz, California 95060)

1602Pamela Jane Schwingl, "Women in the paramedicaldivision of labor," 1974. (Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan 48824)

1603Nancy Seifer, ABSENT FROM THE MAJORITY: WORKING CLASSWOMEN IN AMERICA. New York: National Project on Ethnic America of the American Jewish Committee, December 1973.

1604 Patricia Cayo Sexton, "Workers (female) arise!On founding the Coalition of Labor Union Women," DISSENT 21:380-395, Summer 1974.

1605 Lewis J. Sherman, "A psychological view ofwomen in policing," JOURNAL OF POLICE AND ADMINISTRATION 1:383-394, December1973.

1606 Karen Smith, "Lower pay, harder work- long struggles for women book binders," UNION W.A.G.E. 23:11, May-June 1974.

1607 "Statewide union women's conference," UNION W.A.G.E. 18:1, July-August 1973.

1608 "Steps toopening the skilled trades to women," June 1974. (U.S. Department of Labor, Employment Standards Administra- tion, Women's Bureau, Washington, DC 20210)

1609 Marjorie Stern, "Ution women organize," AMERICAN TEACHER 58: 13, April 1974.

1610 Harold Tepper, "The private secretar-: a company liability," MANAGEMENT REVIEW 62:23-32, February 1973.

1611 "A trade union leader speaks: an interview with Doris Turner," WOMEN'S RIGHTS LAW REPORTER 1(3):73-76, Fall-Winter 1972-1973

+ indicates work in progress F.3,4 - 128 - "Women in forest service," 1612 U.S. Department of Agriculture, September 1972. (Superintendent of Documents, Washington, DC 20506)

trade," THE BEAVER, 1613 Sylvia Van Kirk, "Women and the fur pp. 4-21, Winter 1972.

back- 1614 Lenore Weiss, "1 .,downs TWA: women flight attendants bone of strike," UNION W.A.G.E. 21:1,January-February 1974.

self-concept as per- 1615 Eugene Williams, "Job satisfaction and ceived by black female paraprofessionaltrainees," DISSER- TATION ABSTRACTS 33(10):5458A, April 1973.

1616 "Wives of Shell strikers dig in,"UNION W.A.G.E. 21:1, May-June 1973.

1974. (ganpower 1617 "Women in apprenticeship -- why not?" Research Monograph No. 33, U.S. Departmentof Labor, Man- power Administration,Washington, DC)

materials," October 27, 1618 "Women office workers conference Station, 11,1w 1973. (W.O.W.C., P.O. Box 439, Planetarium York, New York 19024)

4 TEACHERS/SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS/LIBRARIANS differential study of 1619Constance Ruth Ahrons, "A semantic career images of women heldby high school counselors and academic women," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS34(12):7529A, June 1974.

1620American Association of UniversityWomen, "Joint statement on women in higher education,"1973. (AAUW, Sales Office, 2401 Virginia Avenue, NW, Washington,DC 20037)

1621 American Association of UniversityProfessors, "Stalemate on progress: a follow-up survey onthe status of women in New Jersey higher education," 1973. ERIC, ED 077 465.

1622 American Economic Association Committee enthe Stnus of Women in the Ec:onomic Profession,"Combating role prejudice and 63: sex discrimination:findings," AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW 1049-1061, December 1973.

1623 Margaret Helen Arter, "The roleof women in administration in state universities and land-grantcolleges," 1972. ERIC, ED 086 085. of employment status of men 1624Rita Jean Ashcraft, "Comparison and women physical educators infour public colleges and universities," 1S172. University of Iowa #72-17,534.

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1625 Ledia Bernal, "Status of women at the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare," 1974. ERIC, ED 096 587.

1626 W.C. Bingham and E.W. House, "Counselors' attitudes toward women and work," VOCATIONA:, GUIDANCE QUARTERLY 22:16-23, September 1973.

1627 William C. Bingham and Elaine W. House, "Counselors view women and work: accuracy of information," VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE QUARTERLY 21:262-268, June 1973.

1628 S.O. Bishop, "Where have all the headmistresses gone?" INDEPENDENT SCHOOL BULLETIN 34:22-24, October 1974.

1629 B. Brice, "Thirty and holding: new job, which utilizes skills and interest in working with people," NATIONAL ASSO- CIATION OF WOMEN DEANS AND COUNSELORS JOURNAL 36:162-166, Summer 1973.

1630 H.D. Brown, "Opinions of Texas vocational directors on employing women vo-ag teachers," AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION MAGAZINE 47:36, August 1974.

1631 Jacqueline P. Clement, "Where are the women superintendents," SOUTHERN JOURNAL OF EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH 7:1-6, Winter 1973.

1632 Committee on the status of women, "Data on women in departments of political science," PS 7:38-41, Winter 1974.

1633 Committee on the Status of Women in Academic Profession, "Leaves of absence for child-bearing, child rearing, and family emergencies," AAUP BULLETIN 3:119-139, April 1974.

1634 "Controversy heats up over tenure policies," CHEMICAL AND ENGINEERING NEWS, p. 9, April 2, 1973. Dr. Sharon Johnson vs. University of Pittsburgh.

1635Margaret Ann Corwin, "An investigation of female leadership in regional, state, and 13cal library associations, 1876-1923," LIBRARY QUARTERLY 44:133-144, April 1974.

1636Miriam I. Cyawford, "Women in archives: a program for action," AMERICAN ARCHIVIST 36(2):223-232; 1973.

1637Jeanie West Crosby, "An exploratory study of women superintendents," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(7):3742A, January 1974.

1638 C.T. Dale, "Let's open district doors to female administrators," NATION'S SCHOOLS 93:12, June 1974.

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1639Charlene R. Dale and others, "Wanted - more women: where are the women superintendents?" 1973. (National Council of Administrative Women in Education, 1815 Fort Myer Drive, Arlington, Virginia 22209)

1640C.T. Dale, "Women are still missing persons in administrative and supervisory jobs," EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP 31:123-127, November 1973.

1641 Mhrvin Michael Dansker, "Counselor evaluation of identical articles attributed to male and female authors," DISSERTA- TION ABSTRACTS 34(9):5621A, March 1974.

1642M.A. Darland and others, "Application of multivariate regres- sion to studies of salary differences between men and women faculty," 1974. ERIC, ED 089 638.

1643Mabel E. Deutrich, "Women in archives: Ms. vs. Mr. archivist," AMERICAN ARCHIVIST 36(2):171-181, 1973.

1644 Gertrude Ezorsky, "The fight over university women," NEW YORK REVIEW OF BOOKS 21:32-39, May 16, 1974.

1645 Jennie Farley, "Men, women, and work satisfaction on campus," CORNELL JOURNAL OF SOCIAL RELATIONS 9(1):17-33, Spring 1974.

1646Agnes Anne Rohlof Fecher, "Career patterns of women in college and university administration," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(11): 6115A, May 1973.

1647Marianne Ferber and Jane W. Loeb, "Performance, rewards, and perceptions of sex discrimination among male and female faculty," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY 78(4):995-1002, January 1973.

1648 Andrew Fishel and Janice Pottker, "Women lose out: is there sex discrimination in school administration?" THECLEARING- HOUSE 47:387-391, 1973.

1649 Andrew Fishel and Janice Pottker, "Women teachers and teacher power," URBAN REVIEW 6:40-44, November-December 1973.

1650 Carlyle J. Frarey and Carol L. Learmont, "Placements and salaries, 1972: we hold our own," LIBRARY JOURNAL 98:1880- 1886, June 15, 1973.

1651 Elsie Freeman Freivogel, "Women in archives: the status of women in the academicprofessions," AMPRICAN ARCHIVIST 36 (2) :183-201, 1973.

1652 N.M. Gordon and others, "Faculty salaries: is theirdiscrimi- nation by sex, race, and discipline?" AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW 64:419-427, June 1974.

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1653 Leon C. Greaball and John A. Olson, "Role dissatisfaction and career contingencies among female elementary teachers," JOURNAL OF THE PERSONNEL ASSOCIATION FOR TEACHEREDUCATION 11: 131-138, June 1973.

1654 L.W. Hales and B.J. Fenner, "Sex and social classdifferences in work values," ELEMENTARY SCHOOL GUYDANCE ANDCOUNSELING 8:26-32, October 1973.

1655 Anne Harlan and others, "Sex, productivity and reward in academe." Presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Psychological Association, August 1974. ERIC, ED 097 619.

1656 A.S. Harris, "Women in college art departmentsand museums," ART JOURNAL 32(4):417-419, Summer 1973.

1657Jose Hern6ndez, Jay Strauss,and Edwin Driver, "The misplaced emphasis on opportunity for minorities andwomen in sociology," AMERICAN SOCIOLOGIST 8:121-124, August1973.

1658 Jacqueline Lois Holland, "Relationships between thechief school administrator's selection of principal candidatesand the candidate's qualifications, attitudeson educational issues, and sex," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL34 (5):2213A-2214A, November 1973.

1659 Elaine B. Hopkins, "Unemployed: an academic woman'ssaga," CHANGE 5:49-53, Winter 1973-1974.

1660Helen MacGill Hughes, "Th, status of women in sociology, 1968-1972," 1973. (Amerizan Sociological Association, 1722 .N Street, NW, Washington, DC 20036)

1661 Peter James Hunt, "Women supervisors: a study of theirper- formance and the group interaction ina simulated organization," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(3):1437B, September1974.

1662 "If you think you've come a long way, baby,you aren't teaching school," THIS MAGAZINE 8:19, June 1974.

1663 Anne Ingram, "Beliefs of women faculty about discrimination," 1973. ERIC, ED 075 005.

1664 Karen Jacobs and Carol Wolman, "Strategies ofwomen academics," 1974. (CW, M.D., Psychiatry, 4348 26th Street, San Francisco, California 94131)

1665 Lorna Jaffe, "Women's place in academe," MIDWEST QUARTERLY 15:16-30, October 1973.

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1666Elizabeth Camp King, "Perceptions of female vocationalfaculty members as seen by themselves and college administrators." Pennsylvania State University, 1974.ERIC, ED 096 449.

1667David L. Lee and Janet E. Hall, "Female libraryscience students and the occupational stereotype: fact orfiction?" COLLEGE AND RESEARCH LIBRARIES 32:265-267, September1973.

1668Ann Lefler, Dair L. Gillespie, and Elinor LernerRatner, "Academic feminists and the women's movement," INSURGENT SOCIOLOGIST 4:45-55, Fall 1973.

1669 Dolores Lapointe Linton, "Teachers' perceptionsof women as principals in an elementary school district," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(3):1354A, September 1974.

1670 Catherine Archibald Longstreth, "An analysis of theperceptions of the leadership behavior or male and femalesecondary school principals in Florida," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTSINTER- NATIONAL 34(5):2224A-2225A, November 1973.

1671 C.D. Lyon and T.N. Saario, "Women in publiceducation: sexual discrimination in promotions," PHI DELTA KAPPAN 55:120-123, October 1973.

1672 Cecil Main, "Characteristics of a group of womenscience teachers," SCHOOL SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS 73:286-290,April 1973.

1673 Thomas W. Martin, "On the changing professional statusof women in academic sociology," 1974. (Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, Illinois 62901)

1674 Priscilla Herron Pugh Matheny, "A study ofthe attitudes of selected male and female teachers, administrators,and board of education presidents toward women ineducational administrative positions," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTSINTERNATIONAL 34(6):2976A, December 1973.

administration in 1675 L. Mattes and J.F. Watkins, "Women in schools of education," INTELLECT 102:132-133,November 1973.

1676Joan McCall, "The women's movement and theNational Association of Women Deans and Counselors," JOURNAL OF THENATIONAL ASSO- CIATION OF WOMEN DEANS AND COUNSELORS 36:82-83,March 1973.

1677 Gail Thomas McLure, "Attitudes of schoolsuperintendents toward affirmative action guidelines foreliminating sex stereotyping in schools: a Q analysis," DISSERTATIONABSTRACTS 35(1):135A, July 1974.

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1678 S. Moorefield, "One woman's fight," AMERICAN EDUCATION 10: 30-32, November 1974.

1679"More women administratori," COLLEGE MANAGEMENT 9, January 26, 1974.

1680W.M. Morrissey, "Sex(ism) and the school board member," PHI DELTA KAPPAN 55:142, October 1973.

1681C. Mullins, "To put it mildly, many superintendents donot like or want female school board members," AMERICAN SCHOOL BOARD JOURNAL 161:29, September 1974.

1682 National Council of Teachers of English, Committeeon the Role and Image of Women in the Council and the Profession, "Guidelines for publications," 1973. (National Council of Teachers of English, 1111 Kenyon Road, Urbana, Illinois 61801)

1683National Education Association, "The status of women faculty and administrators in higher education institutions, 1971- 1972," April 1973. ERIC, ED 080 034.

1684Marilyn Boyd Neidig, "Women applicants for administrative positions: attitudes held by administrators and school boards," D/SSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(6):2982A- 2983A, December 1973. This study is restricted to Iowa School Board members and superintendents.

1685Margaret C.W. Nelson, "The information channels used by certain professional women to gain employment: Arlington County, Virginia," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34 (6):3568A, December 1973.

1686 Gretchen Niedermayer and Vicki W. Kramer, "Women in administrative positions in public education: a position paper," Recruitment Leadership and Training Institute, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, July 1974. ERIC, ED 096 742.

1687"Pace seen slow for women and minorities in gaining places on nation's faculties," CHRONICLE OF HIGHER EDUCATION, p. 1, October 9, 1973.

1688 Dorothy Parks, "Women's aspirations fer positions in educational administration: relationship with self:-concept." Presented at the Texas Academy of Science, Denton Meeting, 1974. (East Texas University, Commerce, Texas 75428)

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143 F.4 - 134 - trends in the promotion 1689Marcella Tandy Peterson, "Status and of women to secondary school principalshipswith special reference to black women," DISSERTATIONABSTRACTS 34(11): 6915A, May 1974.

1690 Virginia Therese Pfiffner, "Factorsassociated with women in major administrative positions in Californiacommunity colleges," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(9):4888A,March 1973.

1691 Barbara B. Reagan and Betty J. Maynard, "Sexdiscrimination in universities: an approach throughinternal labor market analysis," AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITYPROFESSORS JOURNAL60:13-21, March 1974.

1692 Anne Holloway Rideout, "The upward mobilityof women in higher education: a profile of women homeeconomics administrators," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS35(5):2604A, November 1974.

1693 John William Ritchie, "Profile ofthe local teacher organization leader: pale domination in apredominantly female occupation," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS35(5):2549A, November 1974.

collective bargaining: 1694 B. Sandier, "Women on the campus and it doesn't have to hurt to be a womanin labor, JOURNAL OF THE COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY PERSONNELASSOCIATION 25:82-89, Spring 1974.

children's librarian in 1695Margo Sassd, "Invisible women: the America," SCHOOL LIBRARY JOURNAL 19:21-25,January 1973.

of personal character- 1696 Marilyn Joyce Schlack, "A comparison istics and leadership styles ofuniversity upper-management and middle-management women," DISSERTATIONABSTRACTS 35(2): 852A, August 1974.

bargaining and women in higher 1697K.R. Schmeller, "Collective education," COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY JOURNAL12:34-36, May 1973.

occupying admini- 1698 Alvenia Levine Scriven, "A study of women strative positions in the centraloffice of large school districts," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS34(11):6920A, May 1974.

"Whare have all the women gone?" 1699 W.H. Seawell and R.L. Canady, NATIONAL ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL53:46-48, May 1974.

ADMINISTRATION, SYS- 1700 "Of sex and administration," PROTEAN: TEMS, MANAGEMENT IN LIBRARIES 1:20-31,December 1971.

commitments of wcmen counselors 1701 John Edward Shanahan, "Energy in schools, colleges, and agencies,"DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(9):4850A, MaTch 1973.

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1702 Barbara A. Sizemore, "Will the woman administrator make a di.44---nce?' February 1973. ERIC, ED 078 497.

1703Alice Hope Skeens, "A comparative study of selected men and women faculty members of professional rank in a state institution of higher learning," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(9): 4851A, March 1973.

1704 Fiona Jane Mackinnon Slaney, "Some correlates of achievement motivation in women in student personnel work," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(10):5523A, April 1973.

1705 Louise Dolnick Soloman, "Female doctoral chemists: sexual discrepancies in career patterns," 1973. Cornell Univer- sity #73-360.

1706 J. Sophie, "Women as scholars," AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST 29: 592-632, July 1974.

1707 Dorothy Marie Spellman, "An investigation of the availability of women and other minority group members to be hired for teaching and administrative positions in higher educational institutions in Missouri," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(9): 5668A, March 1974.

1708 G.M. Smith, "Faculty women at the bargaining table," AAUP BULLETIN 59:402-406, December 1973.

1709 M. Stern, "Insider's view of the teachers' union and women's rights," URBAN REVIEW 6(5-6):46-49, 1973. Position of women in the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) since 1916.

1710 Florence Byrd Stevenson, "Women administrators in big ten ,miversities,".DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(9):5553A, Mhrch 1974.

1711 Martha McGinty Stodt, "Autonomy and complexity in women teachers in leadership positions," 1972. Columbia Univer- sity #72-19,528.

1712 Athena Theodore, "A,:ademic women in protest," January 1974. ERIC, ED 091 989. Expanded version of a paper presented at the annual meeting of the Society for the Study of Social Problems.

1713 Athena Theodore, "Counter strategems used by the victims," SOCIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS 21(7)Supplement 37:277-278, December 1973. A study of the response of academic women to sexism.

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1714 Marjorie Elaine Tipple, "Sexual discrimination: attitudes toward the hireability of women for professional administrative positions in public education," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(11):6037A, May 1973.

1715 Samuel Wakefield, "A study of teacher attitudes toward female principals in Alexandria, Virginia," DISSERTATIbN ABSTRACTS 33(9):4770A, March 1973.

1716 Pat Layzell Ward, "Women and librarianship - ten years on," NEW LIBRARY WORLD 74:221-223, October 1973.

1717 Lenore Weitzman and others, "Status of women in sociology, 1968-1972: report of the Ad Hoc Committee on the Status of Women in the Profession," 1973. (American Sociological Association, 1722 North Street, NW, Washington, DC 20036)

1718 Esther M. Westervelt, "Essay review: opportunities for women in higher education - their current participation, prospects for the future, and recommendations for action," HARVARD EDUCATIONAL REVIEW 44(2):295-313, May 1974.

1719 Julie C. Wolfe, "Sex discrimination in hiring graduate academic sociologists: myths and realities," AMERICAN SOCIOLO- GIST, November 1973.

5 PROFESSIONAL/MANAGERIAL

1720 Monika Abslcht, +Women's leadership roles in selected unions in the United States of America and Belgium." Dissertation. (Antioch College, Yellow Springs, Ohio 45387) The extent that sex role attitudes influence women's leadership roles in labor unions.

1721 John D. Alden, "Women and minorities in engineering," ENGINEERING EDUCATION, pp. 498-504, April 1974.

1722 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY 130, October 1973. Special issue on various concerns of women physicians and psychiatrists in the U.S. in considering a medical career.

1723 Paul Frederick Arvis, "Factors affecting the recruitment and advancement of women to managerial positions in federal agencies," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(6):3511A- 3512A, December 1973.

1724 Joan E. Baker, "Employment discrimination against women lawyers," AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION JOURNAL 59:1029-1032, September 1973. 146 - 137 - F.5

1725 Kathryn M. Bartol, "Male versus female leaders: the effect of leader need for dominance on follower satisfaction," ACADEMY OF MANAGEMENT JOURNAL 17:225-233, June 1974.

1726 M. Bates, "Moving up the corporate ladder," JOURNAL OF HOME ECONOMICS 66:26-27, March 1974.

1727 Roberta Batt, "Creating a professional identity," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOANALYSIS32(2):156-161, 1972. Difficulties encountered by a woman physician in establishing an identity as a professional.

1728 Carolyn Shaw Bell, "Report of the Committee on.the Status of Women in the Economics Profession," AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW 64:519-523, May 1974.

1729 Carolyn Shaw Bell, "Women in science: definitions and data for analysis," ANNALS OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 208:134-142, March 15, 1973.

1730 Marilyn Bender, "Women at Avon: no room at the top," BUSINESS AND SOCIETY REVIEW/INNOVATION 5:19-24, Winter 3972-1973.

1731 Lee Benham, "Women's economic returns from college, graduate education, and nurses' training through earnings and marriage," January 1, 1973. ERIC, ED 072 755.

1732 Ellen Berman, "The woman psychiatrist as therapist and aca- demician," JOURNAL OF MEDICAL EDUCATION 47(11):890-893, November 1972.

1733 Ann Beuf, "Doctor, lawyer, household drudge," JOURNAL OF COMMUNICATION 24(2):142-145, Spring 1974.

1734 Caroline Bird, "Women: opportunity for management," Summer- Fall 1973. Special Study No. 53. (The President's Associa- tion, 135 West 50th Street, New York, New York 10020)

1735 Christine Bishop, "Manpower policy and the supply of nurses," INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS 12:86-94, February 1973.

1736 Rudolph C. Blitz and Chin Hock Ow, "Cross-sectional analysis of women's Participation in the professions," JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY 81:131-144, January 1973.

1737 William Winslow Bowman, "Distaff journalists: women as a minority group in the news media," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(2):1230A, August 1974.

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1738 B. Boyd and M.E. Griffith, "Critical professional need: the counselor for women," ADULT LEADERSHIP 22:161-162, November 1973.

1739 Barbara Boyle, "Equal opportunity for women in smart business," HARVARD BUSINESS REVIEW 73:85-95, May-June 1973.

1740 Rita Braito and Edward A. Powers, "What the other half thinks: the implications for work demands," 1974. (University of Denver, Denver, Colorado 80210) Survey of 353 registered nurses' attitudes toward increasing their income vis-a-vis their husbands.

1741 Linda Brookover Bourque and Patricia A. Yokopenic, "Status of women in the American Public Health Association." (Uni- versity of California, Los Angeles, California 90024)

1742 Mildred E. Buzenberg, "Teaching women to become executives: problems and prospects." (College of Business Administration, Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas 66506)

1743 Susan Campbell, +Women in organizations: the meaning of success. (Department of Education, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Massachusetts) An in-depth-interview study of women who have been successful in bureaucratic systems.

1744 P. Chambers, "No easy path for women managers," INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT 29:46-48, May 1974.

1745Won Chang and others, "Women's page editors: self-perceived status." Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Association for Education in Journalism, August 1974. ERIC, ED 097 695.

1746John Bradford Chapman, "A comparative analysis of male and female leadership styles in similar work environments," DIS- SERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(5):2456A, November 1974.

1747 Doris Cole, FROM TIPI TO SKYSCRWER: A HISTORY OF WOMEN IN ARCHITECTURE. Boston: i pres,s, 973.

1748 "Committee on the Status of Vomtl in Linguistics," LINGUISTIC SOCIETY OF AMERICA BULLETTN 57:17-18, Juve 1973.

1749 Suzanne Mary Halbrook Cook, "Personal value profile of selected women executives," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(1):26A, July 1974.

1750 Rosemary Santana Cooney, "Cross-national professional allocation by sex: a demographic economic approach," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(9):6138A, March 1974.

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1751 Carol S. Crawford, "Today's woman in medicine," THE NEW PHYSICIAN 21(10):580-585, October 1972.

1752 Lynne R. Davidson and Frederick Koenig, "Role perceptions and sex-typing of the woman doctor," SOCIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS 21(7)Supplement 37:207-208, December 1973,

1753 Bruce Dearing, "Opening address at the Conference on Women and the Management of Post Secondary Institutions," December 1973. ERIC, ED 086 062. Concerns the problem of discrimination against women educators.

1754 Souzen Deavers, "Women inch up food management ladder," NATION'S RESTAURANT NEWS, May 27, 1974.

1755 Margaret Powell Dobbins, "Feminism, professionalism, and unionism among New Orleans nurses," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(3):1765A, September 1974.

1756 G.C. Durkin, "Engineering: a weird field for women?" JOURNAL OF COLLEGE PLACEMENT 34:31-32, December 1973.

1757 Cynthia Fuchs Epstein, "Positive effects of the multiple negative: explaining the success of black professional women," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY 78:912-935, January 1973.

1758 Claire F. Etaugh, "Attitudes of professionals toward the married professional woman," PSYCHOLOGICAL REPORTS 32:775- 780, June 1973.

1759 Judith J. Fabian, "The hazards of being a professional woman," PROFESSIONAL PSYCHOLOGY 3(4):324-326, Fall 1972.

1760N.D. Feshbach, "How to succeed in the professions without really trying, or the seven stages of women," EDUCATIONAL HORIZONS 52:67-71, Winter 1973-1974.

1761 Patricia Nancy Feulner, "Women in the professions: a social- psychological study," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(8):5309A, February 1974.

1762 Rona M. Fields, "The status of women in psychology: how many and how come?" INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF GROUP TENSIONS, May 1974. (Clark University, Worcester, Massachusetts)

1763Eli Ginzherg aad Alice M. Yohalem, eds., ZORPORATE LIB: WOMEN'S CHALLENGE TO MANAGEMENT. Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins University Press, 1973.

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1764 Nora Glazer-Malbin, "Woman's place and man's world: architecture and sex roles," 1974. (Department of Sociology, Portland State University, Pcrtland, Oregon)

1765 Mary A. Julius Guttman, "Is the gray mare only a workhorse?" PERSONNEL AND GUIDANCE JOURNAL 51(2):115, October 1972. Women in the counseling profession.

1766Larue Guyer and Linda Fidell, "Publications of men and women psychologists," AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST 28:157-160, February 1973. Claims of lower productivity of women and exclusion from positions on those grounds are unwarranted.

1767 Daphne Hare, Bernice Sandler, and Naomi Weisstein, "Women and science," 1974. (219 Depew Avenue, Buffalo, New York 14214)

1768 Wilma Scott Heide, "Nursing and women's liberation: a paral- lel," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF NURSING 73:824-827, May 1973.

1769 Margaret Hennig, +Study of twenty-five successful women business executives in the United States, including their attitudes toward women's liberation. (Department of Business, Simmons College, Boston, Massachusetts 02115)

1770John S. Herrick, "Work motives of female executives," PUBLIC PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT, pp. 380-387, September-October 1973.

1771 Constance Holden, "NASA: sacking of top black woman stirs concern for equal employment," SCIENCE 182:804-807, November 23, 1974. ,

1772 Constance Holden, "NASA satellite project: the boss is a woman," SCIENCE 179:48-49, January 5, 1973.

1773 Joan Jaffarano, "Suddenly women are in a hurry," ADMINISTRA- TIVE MANAGEMENT 35:20-21, January 1974. Progress of women employed at all levels in combatting job discrimination.

1774Ralph M. Jennings and others, "Public television station employment practices and the composition of boards of directors: the status of minorities and women," January 1973. ERIC, ED 074 742.

1775 Mary Jean Johnston, "A survey of women master of business administration graduates in management positions," DISSER- TATION ABSTRACTS 35(3):1419A, September 1974.

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1776 Michele F. Kart, "Womer in museums." (511 Raymond #5, Santa Monica, California 904i,3) Results of a survey conducted by the women's caucuses of the Ar ican Association of Museums and the College Art Association.

1777 Rusalyn P. Kartun, "Thirty retired career women: an exploratory study of perceiyed needs," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(5):3116A, November 1974.

1778 Eva Ruth Kashket and-others, "Status of women microbiologists," SCIENCE 182:1162-1163, February 8, 1974.

1779 Evelyn Fox Keller, "Women in science: an analysis of a social problem," HARVARD MAGAZINE, October 1974.

1780E. Kimmel, "Status of women in the psychological community in the Southeast: a case study,", AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST 29: 519-520, July 1974.

1781 K.W. Kirk and others, "Interests of women pharmacists," VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE QUARTERLY 22:200-208, March 1974.

1782 L. Knopf, "Debunking a myth," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF NURSING 74:1416-1421, August 1974.

1783 Janet Kotel, "The Ms. factor in ASME," MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, July 1973.

1784 Charles E. Kozoll, "The relevant, the honest, the possible: management development for women," TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT JOURNAL 27:3-6, February 1973.

1785 Henry Gary Kuhlmann, "A study of the attitudes toward women in business," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(5): 2098A, November 1973.

1786 Roland John Long, "A study of male and female administcative behavior patterns," 1972. Illinois State University #72 25,713.

1787 Edith M. Lynch, EXECUTIVE SUITE: FEMININE STYLE. New York: AMACOM, 1973. (AMACOM, American Management Association, 135 West 50th Street, New York, New York 10020) Research on women executives: how the woman executive copes with being female, the women's liberation movement, protective legislation, and advancement.

1788 Burton G. Malkiel and Judith A. Malkiel, "Male-Iemale pay differential in professional employment," AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW 63:693-705, September 1973.

+ indicates work in progress 151 F.5 - 142 -

1789 Virginia H. Martin, "Recruiting women managers through flexible hours," ADVANCED MANAGEMENT JOURNAL 39:46-53, July 1974.

1790_ Marilyn Mathis and David H. Jones, "Finding more women and minorities for management level jobs," BANKING 66:94-100, March 1974.

1791 Margaret Matlin, "Sex rati a authorship and acknowledge- ments for medical journal ,cles," JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN MEDICAL WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION 1974. (Department of Psychology, SUNY at Geneseo.Geneseo, New York 14454)

1792 MBA: THE MASTERS OF BUSIV-SS ADMINISTRATION 7(3), March 1973. The problems of placr.mer- f women MBA's,

1793 Ella McNeill, "Women ano t4wir professions," NEW LIBRARY WORLD 74:220-221, October 1973.

1794 "Medicine - a woman's career," 1973. (American Medical Woman's Association, Inc., 1740 Broadway, New York, New York 10019)

1795 MICHIGAN JOURNALIST 45, March 1972 Special issue on women in journalism.

1796John B. Miner, "Motivation to manage among women: studies of business managers and educational administrators," JOURNAL OF VOCATIONAL BEHAVIOR 5:197-208, 1974.

1797 H.N. Mischel, "Sex bias in the evaluation of professional achievements," JOURNAL OF EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY 66:157-166, April 1974.

1798 Sybil C. Mobley, THE WOMAN CPA 35:5-8, January 1973. Employment of blacks and women in accounting.

1799 Ellen Morgan, COMFORT ME WITH APPLES. Chicago: National Orga- nization for Women, 1974. Pamphlet on achieving equity for women in academe.

1800 Marcia Ruth Morgan, "A comparison of selected personality, biographical, and motivational traits among women athletes, physicians, and attorneys," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(8): 4842A, February 1974.

1801 R.F. Morrison, "Personal characteristics differentiating female executives from female non-executive personnel," JOURNAL OF APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY 59:656-659, October 1974.

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1802 Roberta Nichols, "Women in science and engineering:are jobs really sexless?" TECHNOLOGY REVIEW, June 1973. - 1803 Nelda M. Nolan, "Perception of discriminationamong Tbmile members cf the rural sociological society," 1974. (Univer- sity of Missouri, Columbia, Mjssouri 65201)

1804Italkah T. Notman and Carol Nadelson, "Medicine:a career conflict for women," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY 130(10): 1123-1126, October 1973.

1805 Elizabeth M. O'Hern, 'Women scien-ists in microbiology," BIOSC1ENCE 23:539-43, Septelober 1973.

1806Virginia Olesen, "Ailitance ina women's profession: psychological characteristics of partisans and critics ofa nurses' L:trike," PSYCHOLOGICAL REPORTS 32:171-177, February 1973.

1807V. Pendergrass, "Women as clinicians in private practice," AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST 29:633-535, July 1974.

1808 "Prescribed for CPI management: a woman's touch," CHEMICAL WEEK, pp. 15-16, August 7,1974. Recruitment of female employees in large companies.

1809 B.R. Price, "Study of leadership strength of female police executives," JOURNAL OF POLICE SCIENCE AND ADMINISTRATION 2:219-226, June 1974.

1810 Helen C. Redman, "Women in American radiology," JOURNAL OF TEE AMERICAN MEDICAL WOMEN"S ASSOCIATION 27:475-481, Spring 1972.

1811 "Report of the Task Force on the Status of Women in Psycho- logy," AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST, pp. 611-615, July 1973.

1812 Barbara Fay Reskin, "Sex differences in the professionul life chances of chemists," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(8):5341A, February 1974.

1813 Denise Robbins, "Another road of women scientists?" JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 62:234-239, September 1972.

1814 Nancy A. Roeske, "Women in psychiatry: past and present areas of concern," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY 130(10): 1127-1130, October 1973.

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153 F.5 - 144 - applicant's sex and 1815 B. Rosen and T.H. Jerdee, "Effects of difficulty of job on evaluations of candidatesfor managerial positions," JOURNAL OF APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY59:511-512, August 1974.

1816 Benson Rosen and Thomas H. Jerdee, "Theinfluence of sex- role stereotypes on evaluations of male andfemale supervisory behavior," JOURNAL OF APPLIEDPSYCHOLOGY 57(1): 44-48, 1973.

1817 Benson Rosen and Thomas H. Jerdee, "Sexstereotyping in the executive suite," HARVARD BUSINESS REVIEW, pp.45-58, March-April 1974.

Report on 1818 Ruth Ruina, "Women in science and technology." Workshop on Women in Science and Teuhnology,May 21-23, 1973. (Massachusetts Institute of Techno1oc7y, Cambridge,Massa- chusetts 02139)

differences among 1819 Steven Howard Sandell, "Male-female salary scienti.sts with PhD's," DISSERTATIONABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(6):2862A, December 1973. This author compares the differences insalaries of men and women scientists to"on-the-job-training" and concludes that the lower salaries of women areattributable to their lesser investment in such on-the-job trainging.

between sex role 1b20 Virginia Ellen Schein, "The relationship stereotypes and requisite managementcharacteristics," JOURNAL OF APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY 57:95-100,April 1973.

1821 Maryonda Scher, "Women psychiatrists inthe United States," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY 130(10):1118-1122,October 1973,

1822 Neena B. Schwartz, "Why womenjoined their own professional organizations," JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN MEDICALWOMEN'S ASSOCIATION 28:12-15, January 1973.

participation of women 1823Walter Scott Smith, "Increasing the in science careers."Presented at the National Convention of National Science Teachers Association,March 1974.. ERIC, ED098 057.

1824 K. Standley and B. Soule, "Womenin male-dominated professions: contrasts in their personal andvocation5.1 histories," JOURNAL OF VOCATIONAL BEHAVIOR 4:248-285,April 1974.

1825 Bette Ann Stead, "Women's contributions tomanagement thought," BUSINESS HORIZONS, pp. 32-36,February 1974. 151 - 145 - F.5

1826Everett C. Steichen, "Of women and banking," BURROUGH's CLEARINGHOUSE 58:20-21, December 1973.

1827 Robert C. Steppacher and Judith S. Mauser, "Suicide in male .nd female physicians," JOURNAL OFTHE AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSO- CIATION 228(3):323-328, April 15,1974.

1828 "Successful women in the sciences: an analysis of determinants," ANNALS OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 208, ',larch 15, 1973. Series of papers from a conference held by the New York Academy of Sciences on May 11-13, 1972.

1829 Judith Ann Sullivan, "Description of selected attitudinal and personality dimensions of nurses and physicians furing collaborative role changes," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTER- NATIONAL 34(5):2282A-2283A, November 1973.

1830 "Surveying the role of women in the profession," AIA JOURNAL 61:9, June 1974.

1t.31 Edythe Luteeer, WOMEN GAIN A PLACE IN MEDICINE. New York: W.Graw-Hill, 1974. Struggle of five women to gain admission to the University of Edinburgh.

1832 M. Teghtsoonian, "Distribution by sex of authors and editors of psychological journals, 1970-1972: are there enoughtwomen editors?" AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGY 29:262-269, April 1974.

1833 J.C. Touhey, "Effects of additional women professionalson ratings of occupational prestige and desirability," JOURNAL OF PERSONALITY AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY 29:86-89, January 1974.

1834 Barbara S. Uehling, "Women and the psychology of management," December 1973. ERIC, ED 089 562. Attitudes towards women in management and the attitudes of women managers themselves.

1835 Frances Utley, "Fighting sex discrimination in the law office," STMENT LAWYER 2:33-58, March 1974.

1836 B.M. Vetter, "Outlook for women in science- women engi- neers," SCIENCE TEACHER 40:22-24, December 1973.

1837 B.E. White and L.S. White, "Survey on the status of women in college art departments," ART JOURNAL 32(4):420-421, Summer 1973.

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1838Carol Wolman and Hal Frank, "The solo woman in aprofessional peer group." Working Paper No. 138. (Department of Manage- ment, The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania,Phila- delphia, Pennsylvania 19104) Pesponse of the all-male group to a sole woman amongthem, and ways for a woman in the situation to overcome the negative response.

1839"Women in architecture: a symposium at Washington University," INTERIORS 133, March 1974.

1840 "Women in business," JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY BUSINESS 2, Summer 1973. Special issue.

1841"Women in business," JOURNAL OF SMALL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT 11, January 1973. Special issue.

1842 "Women in landscape architecture," ASLA BULLETIN 220, July 1973. (American Society of Landscape Architects, 1750 Old Meadow Road, Mclean, Virginia 22101)

1843 "Women opting for management," STANFORD BUSINESS SCHOOL ALUMNI BULLETIN 41:10-14, Summer 1973.

1844Hilda Kahne, "Women in the professions," JOURNAL OF COLLEGE PLACEMENT 33:59-63, April-May 1973.

1845 "Women in science," SCIENCE TEACHER 40, December 1973. Special issue.

G FAMILY ORGANIZATION

1 CHILD CARE/DAYCARE

1846Shirley S. Angrist and Judith R. Lave, "Issuessurrounding daycare," August 1973. (School of Urban and PublicAffairs, Carnegie-Mellon University, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania15213)

1847John Wesley Bedell, "The one-parent family: motherabsent due to death," 1972. Case Western Reserve University #72- 6270. Forty-one widowers indicated their wives' deaths constituted a crisis in the family because arole-performer was lost and tasks had to be re-assigned. Effects on children discussed.

1848Joan Bergstrom, "Model for quality daycare: summaryof research," 1973. (Business and Professional Women's Foun- dation, 2012 Massachusetts Avenue, Washington, DC20036)

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1849 Vicki Breitbart, "Daycare, who cares? COrporate andgovernment child care plans," 1973. (New England Free Press, 791 Tremont Street, Boston, Massachusetts 02118)

1850 Jo Lynn Cunningham, "A comparison of the didactic interactions of mothers and fathers with their preschool children," DIS- SERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(6):27578-27588, Decem- ber 1973.

1851 DAY CARE FACTS, 1973. (U.S. Department of Labor, Women's Bureau, Washington, DC 20210)

1852 DAY CARE, WHO NEEDS IT? (League of Women Voters, Education Fund, 1730 M Street, NW, Washington, DC 20036)

1853 Jack Ditmore and W.R. Prosser, "A study of daycare's effect on the labor force participation of low-income mothers, working papers," June 1973. ERIC, ED 080 627.

1854 H. Dratch, "Politics of child care in the 1940's," SCIENCE AND SOCIETY 38:167-204, Summer 1974.

1855 BerniCe T. Eiduson and others,"Alternatives in child rearing in the 1970's," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ORTHOPSYCHIATRY 43(5), October 1973.

1856 Katherine Ellis and Rosalind Petchesky, "Children of thecor- porate dream: an anarksis of day care as a political issue under capitalism," SOCIALIST REVOLUTION 2(6):8-28, November- December 1972.

1857Margaret and Harold Feldman, "Father absences, effect on mother-child relationship and child personality." (Psycho- logy Department, Ithaca.College, Ithaca, New York 14850)

1858 Harold Feldman and Margaret Feldman, "Preferences by low- income women about day care," HUMAN ECOLOGY FORUM 4:16-18, August 1973.

1859 Bernice Goodman, "The lesbian mother," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ORTHOPSYCHIATRY 43:283-284, March 1973.

1860 Ruth Talamo Green, "Perceived styles of mother-daughter relationship and the prenatal adjustment of the primagravida," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(5):213058-23068, November 1973.

1861Reuben Gronau, "Effect of children on the housewife's value of time (with reply by R.E. Hall)," JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY 81:S168-S201, March 1973, Part 2.

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157 - 148 - G.1 of day-care parents," SOCIAL 1862 Ellen Handler, "The expectations SERVICE REVIEW 47(2):266277, June 1973.

study of parents' attitudes 1863 Oliver C. Harris, "Day care: a and opinions relative to beforeand after school care," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS.INTERNATIONAL34(6):3546A-3547A, December 1973. The author interviewed only women(66 mothers) in the Denver, Colorado, area. relationship between perceived 1864Dennis Michael Harrison, "The paternal attitude toward thedaughter during childhood and subsequent tendency toward emotionaldisorders in the daughter," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL34(6):2932B, December 1973.

1973. ERIC, ED 1865 Annie L. Hart and others, "Day carefacts," 075 631. child-care programs on women's work 1866J.J. Heckman, "Effects of effort," JOURNAL OF POLITICALECONOMY 82:5136-5169, March, 1974. Part 2. childrearing: de-mythifying 1867 Gloria Tishler Hirsch, "Non-sexist normative data," FAMILY COORDINATOR, pp165-170, April 1974.

1973. 1868 Mary B. Hoover, "Homestudy course in daf care services," (Child Welfare League of America,67 Irving Place, New York, New York 10003) Based on material prepared byJohn A. Gabriel in response designed to recognized needs foradditional training material for child welfare practitioners. work," INDUSTRIAL MANAGE- 1869 Leslie Kenton, "Taking the baby tc MENT 3:12-14, October 1973.

children are our future: 1870 Mary Dublin Keyerseling, "Our early childhood developmentand the need for services," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ORTHOPSYCHIATRY43:4-7, January 1973. New York: Walker 1871 Carole Klein, THE SINf;LE PARENTEXPERIENCE. and Company, 1973. for the sexes: the question 1872 Judith Larbir, "Beyond equality Brooklyn College, of children." (Department of Sociology, Brooklyn, New York 11210)

child care expenditures 1873 Judith R. Lave, "Factors affecting of working mothers," 1974. (Carnegie-Mellon University, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15213) 158 - 149 - G.1

1874Michael Lewis, "State as an infant-environment interaction: an analysis of mother-infant interaction as a function of sex," MERRILL-PALMER QUARTERLY OF BEHAVIOR AND DEVELOPMENT 18(2):95-121, 1972.

1875 Bernice Lott, "Who wants the children? Some relationships among attitudes toward children, parents, and the liberation of women," A PSYCHOLOGIST, in press, 1973. (University College, Eleanor Roosevelt Hall, University of Rhode Island, Kingston, Rhode Island 02881)

1876Phyllis Taube MacEwan, "Liberating young children fromsex roles: experiences in day care centers, playgroups, and free szhools," 1972. ERIC, ED 080 169.

1877 L. Moed, "Liberating dhildren by a new approach to household economics," SOCIAL CASEWORK 55:384-387, June 1974.

1878 S.B. Nerlove, "Women's workload and infant feeding practices: .a relationship with demographic implications," ETHNOLOGY 13:207-214, April 1974.

1879 Nancy Day Robinson, "Adoptive mothers' perceptions ofstress in the agency home study," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(5):2774A, November 1973.

1880 Diane Daskel Ruben, "Day care grows up," MENTAL HEALTH 57: 26-31, Spring 1973.

1881 Florence Rush, "Who's afraid of Margaret Ribble? a memoir of motherhood," POPULAR PSYCHOLOGY, pp. 31-36, March 1973.

1882 .Allen Rutchik, "Parent and community:a cooperative commitment to child care and development," MIAMI INTERACTION 4(2):5-8, Winter 1973.

1883 S. Robert Rutzen, "Urban life and breast feeding: a sociological analysis," SOCIOLOGICAL SYMPOSIUM 8:65-72, Spring 1972. Breast feeding decreased in urban areas. Author feels that" living in the city, getting an education, becoming employed, and not breast-feeding may be ways to break away from the traditional female role.

1884 June Solnit Sale, "Family day care: one alternative in the delivery of developmental services in early childhood," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ORTHOPSYCHIATRY 43:37-45, January 1973.

1885 SEX STEREOTYPING IN CHILD CARE. New York: Women's Action Alliance, 1973. ERIC, ED 093 476.

+ indicates work in progress 15 9 G.1,2 - 150 - of AFDC 1886A.D. Smith and W.J. Reid, "Child care arrangements mothers in the work incentive program," CHILDWELFARE 52: 651-661, December 1973.

1887Margaret O'Brien Steinfels, WHO'S MINDING THECHILDREN? THE HISTORY AND POLITICS OF DAY CARE INAMERICA. New York: Simon and Schuster, 1973.

1888 Jean McKamy Thomas, "A study of day care inthe USSR and the USA," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(11):5989A,May 1973. Selected day care centers in the USSR are compared to selected centers in Atlanta, Georgia, USA, with respect to teacher qualifications, facilities, curricula,etc.

1889Alice Trisdorfer, "Family day care mothers: what'they' want in training programs." ERIC, ED 071 745.

1890Claire S. Wenning, "Mother-child interaction: astudy of allocation of time spent within the home in familieswith a child in psychotherapy," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTSINTERNATIONAL 34 (5):2183A, November 1973.

1891 T.M. Williams, "Childrearing practicesof young mothers: what we know, how it matters, why it's solittle," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ORTHOPSYCHIATRY 44:70-75, January 1974.

1492 Women's Action Alliance, "How to organize achild care center," York, New 1973. (CAA, 370 Lexington Avenue, Room 601, New York 10017)

2 EMPLOYED MOTHERS AND WIVES toward working 1893Elizabeth M.,Almquist, "Attitudes of college men wives," VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE QUARTERLY23(2):115-121, December 1974. and related 1894 Robin Lynn Bartlett, "The impact of marrirA women factors on the distribution of family earnings,"DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(3):1325A, September 1974.

planning and 1895 Linda J. Beckman, "The employed woman: family career," 1974. (Department of Psychiatry, 760 Westwood Plaza, University of California, Los Angeles,California 90024) of children 1896 Linda J. Beckman, "Relative benefits and costs and work for professional andnon-professional women." Pre- sented at the American Psychological AssociationMeeting, August 1974. (Department of Psychiatry, 760 WestwoodPlaza, University of California, Los Angeles,California 90024)

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1897Myron L. Belter, "Mothers of children in day care," CHILD WELFARE 53:366-372, June 1974.

1898 Carolyn Shaw Bell, "Age, sex, marriage, and jobs," THE PUBLIC INTEREST 30:76-87, Winter 1973.

1899 K.N. Black, "Working mother: what effect is she having?" FORE- CAST FOR HOME ECONOMICS 19:50-52, Fall 1974.

1900 M.J. Boskin, "Family investments in human capital: earnings of women," JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY 82:576-5110, January 1974.

1901 Nancy G. Boyd, "Perception of the traditional and non-traditional roles by professional wives and their husbands and its effect on marital satisfaction," SOCIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS 21(1)Supplement 30:3-4, February 1973.

1902 G.G. Cain and others, "Labor supply response of married women, husband present," JOURNAL OF HUMAN RESOURCES 9:201-222, Spring 1974.

1903 Norma T. Cox, "Role Conflicts: the professional woman and motherhood," March 1974. (University of Illinois at the Medical Center, Chicago College of Nursing, Department of General Nursing, 845 South Damen Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 60612)

1904Jean Dowdall, "The relationship of nationality, religion, and social class to women's attitudes toward employment and family roles," SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS, Winter 1974.

1905Muriel Fransella, "Marriage and the profession," NEW LIBRARY WORLD 74:223-224, October 1973.

1906 Martin J. Gannon and D. Hunt Hendrickson, "Career orientation and job satisfaction among working wives," JOURNAL OF APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY 57(3):339-340, 1973.

1907Douglas T. Hall and Francine E. Gordon, "Career choices of married women: effects on conflict, role behavior, and satisfaction," JOURNAL OF APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY 58(1):42-48, 1973.

1908 Sherman Davie Hanna, "Two structural models for family income, housing consumption, home ownership, and the labor force participation of married women," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(2):672A, August 1974.

1909 Elizabeth Gardner Maret Havens, "Female labor force participation and fertility," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(5):2791A, November 1973.

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1910 Elizabeth M. Havens, "Women, work, and wedlock: a note on female marital patterns in the United States," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY 78(4):975-981, January 1973.

1911 Howard Hayghe, "Labor force activity of married women," MONTHLY LABOR REVIEW, pp. 31-36, April 1973.

1912 L.W. Hoffman, "Effects of maternal employment on the child: a review of the research," DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 10:204- 228, March, 1974.

1913 L.W. Hoffman, "The employment of women, education and fertility," MERRILL-PALMER QUARTERLY OF BEHAVIOR AND DEVELOP- MENT 20:99-119, April 1974.

1914 Louis Hoffman, "The professional woman as mother," May 1972. Presented at the Conference on Successful Women in the Sciences, New York. (Department of Psychology, Develop- mental Program Department #21, Michigan University, Ann Arbor, Michigan)

1915 Rosethel Ruth Howe, "Relationships between female role concepts and anxiety among employed and non-employed mothers of pre-school-age children," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(12): 7037A, June 1973.

1916 Helen MacGill Hughes, "Maid of all work or departmental sister-in-law? the faculty wife employed on campus," AMERI- CAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY 78(4):767-772, January 1973.

1917 M. Hutton, "Significant others and married student role attitudes," JOURNAL OF MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY 36:31-36, Febru- ary 1974.

1918 Janice C. Jackson, "Mothers with PhD's" PHYSICS TODAY 26: 14-15, June 1973.

1919 Barbara Ann Posey Jones, "The contribution of black women to the incomes of black families: an analysis of the labor force participation rates of black wives," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(6):2856A-2857A, December 1973. This study analyzes factors such as education, presence of children, geographic mobility which influence the black wife when she decides to seek or to retain a job.

1920 Manpower Administration, "Dual careers, longitudinal study of labor market experience of women," 1973. (Superintendent of Documents, Washington, DC)

1921Karen Oppenheim Mason, WOMEN'S LABOR-FORCE PARTICIPATION AND FERTILITY. Durham (North Carolina): Research Triangle Insti- tute, 1974. (Population Studies Center, University of Michi-

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gan, 1225 South University Avenue, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104) A study of whether United States women's work patterns influence their fertility behavior.

1922 Philip Mason, "Employment, welfare, and mother's motivation," MANPOWER5:28-32, September 1973.

1923Honor Elizabeth Herlst McClellan, "Women's roles and careers: conflict, compromise, or fulcIlment," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(9):5637A, March 1974.

1924 Sheila J. Miller, "Parent-child relations and women's achievement orientations," SOCIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS 21(7)Supplement 37:244, December 1973.

1925J. Mincer and S. Polachek, "Family investments in human capital: earh_ngs of women," JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY 82:S76-S110, Marcl: 1974, Part 2.

1926Frank Leonard Mott, "L.:.bor force participation and fertility for women with small Ilildren in Rhode Island," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(8):4547A, February 1973.

1927 P.H. Munley, "Interests of career and homemaking oriented women," JOURNAL OF VOCATIONAL BEHAVIOR 4:43-48, January 1974.

1928 Edward' Spencer Naimark, "The relationship cf women's liberation, wife's work status, and masculinity-femininity to husband- wife verbal interaction during problem solving," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(9):44948, March 1973.

1929 J.D. Pembroke, "Marketing welfare mother's job skills," MAN- POWER 6:28-29, January 1974.

1930 Elva Poznannki.and others, "Parental adaptations to maternal employment," JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF CHILD PSY- CHIATRY 13:319-334, Spring 1974.

1931 Randel K. Price, editor, "A study of marriage role expectations of women living in Missouri Delta counties as related to selected characteristics." ERIC, ED 068 750;

1932 Fred W. Reed and J. Richard Udry, "Female work, fertility, and contraceptive use in a biracial sample," JOURNAL OF MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY 35:597-602, November 1973.

1933 Lucy D. Rey, +"Mother's occupation and the socialization of educational and occupational aspirations." (2015 Cedar Street, South Bend, Indiana 46617)

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1934 Ann Richardson, "Work and housework: temporal aspects of two of women's roles," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(12):7902A, June 1974.

1935 Carl A: Ridley, "Exploring the impact of work satisfaction and involvement on marital interaction when both parents are employed," JOURNAL OF MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY 35:229-237, May 1973.

1936 Kappalmodugu Ramachandra Sastry, "Female work participation and work-motivated contraception," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(9):6139A, March 1974.

,1937 B.J. Sawer, "Predictors of the farm wife's involvement in general management and adoption decisions," RURAL SOCIOLOGY 38:412-426, Winter 1973.

1938 Wendy Schloss Schain, "Psychodynamic factors affecting women's occupational choice: parent-child relations, expressed needs, and level of ego development," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(4):1991A, October 1974.

1939 Marion Gross Sobol, "A dynamic analysis of labor force participation of married women of childbearing age," JOURNAL OF HUMAN RESOURCES 8:497-505, Fall 1973.

1940 Geraldine B. Terry, "Cross-lagged correlations between fertility and female employment," SOCIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS 21(2) Supplement 31:42, April 1973.

1941 Geraldine Bryant Terry, "The interrelationship between female employment and fertility: a secondary analysis of the Growth of American Families Study, 1960," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(6):3576A, December 1973.

1942 Geraldine B. Terry, "Rival explanations in the work-fertility relationship."Presented at the 37th Meeting of the Southern Sociological Society, 1974.

1943A. TYree and J. Treas, "Occupational and marital mobility of women," AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW 39:293-302, June 1974.

1944 M. Weissman and others, "Educated housewife: mild depression and the search for work," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ORTHOPSYCHIATRY 43:565-573, July 1973.

1945 Robert H. Weller, "A cross-sectional examination of the relationship between wife's current employment status and cumulative family size."Presented at the American Sociological Associ- ation Meeting, 1974. (Population and Manpower Research Center, Institute for Social Research, Florida State University, Talla- hassee, Florida) 164 - 155 - G.2,3

1946 Lynn C. White, "Maternal employment and anxiety over mother role," LSU JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY 2(2):61-81, Spring 1972.

1947 Helena Znaniecki Lopata and Kathleen Norr, "Changing commitments to work and family among American women and their future consequences," 1974. (Loyola University of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois 60626)

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1948 L. Bacon, "Early motherhood, accelerated role transition, and social pathologies," SOCIAL FORCES 52:333-341, March 1974.

1949 Mary Anna Baden, "Sex role change and some implications for family relations," SOCIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS 21(1)Supplement 30: 2, February 1973.

1950 G.K. Baruch, "Feminine self-esteem, self-ratings of competence, and maternal career commitment," JOURNAL OF COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY 20:487-488, September. 1973.

1951 L. Benham, "Lenefits of women's education within marriage," JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY 82:S57-S75, March 1974, Part 2.

1952 D.R. Bey and J. Lange, "Waiting wives: women under stress," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY 131:283-286, March 1-74. Wives of non-career army men.

1953 Aziz Bindary, Colin B. Baxter, and T.H. Hollingsworth, "Urban- rural differences in the relationship between women's employment and fertility: a preliminary study," JOURNAL OF BIO- SOCIAL SCIENCE 5(2):159-167, April 1973. Fertility differentials in Egypt.

1954 Audree A. Bindo and Harold Feldman, "A comparison of the self-concept of low income woMen with and without husbands present," CORNELL JOURNAL OF SOCIAL RELATIONS 9(1):53-88, Spring 1974.

1955 Jeanne Binstock, "Metamorphosis of the mother," DISSENT 20: 473-476, Fall 1973.

1956 E. Sherwood Bishop, "The Negro welfare mother and the culture of poverty: some significant non-findings." Presented to the Midwest Sociological Society Annual Meeting, April 1974.

1957 Sherwood Bishop, "The self-concept of the welfare mother: some sociological correlates," 1974. (University of Wisconsin, Stevens Point, Wisconsin 55481)

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1958 "Black family: a symposium," BLACK SCHOLAR 5:2-24, June 1974.

1959 Rae Lesser Blumberg and Maria Pilar Garcia, "The political economy of the mother-child family: a cross-societal view." Presented at the International Sociology Association Meeting, 1974. (RLB, Department of Sociology, UCLA San Diego, La Jolla, California 92037)

1960 Christine Bose and others, "Measuring household standing," SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH, September 1974. (Department of Sociology, Dk40, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington .98195)

1961 Charles E. Bowerman and Stephen J. Bahr, "Conjugal power and adolescent identification and parents," SOCIOMETRY 36 (3):366, 1973.

1962 Robert Boyers, "The woman question.and the death of the family," DISSENT 20:57-68, Winter 1973.

1963Tonette Kowalski Brougher, "Women's attitudes about mother7. hood," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(2):1037B, August 1974.

1964 Judith'K. Brown, "Leisure, busywork, and housekeeping," ANTHROPOS 68(5-6):881-888, 1973.

1965 John Allen Bruce, "The role of mothers in the social placement of daughters: marriage or work?" Presented at the Ameri- can Sociological Association Meeting, August 1973. ERIC, ED 083 530. Focuses on the interaction between two prominant roles of mothers: employment and the social placement of daughters in marriage.

1966 J. Burkhamand A.E. Whatley, "Unwed mother: implications for family life educators," JOURNAL OF SCHOOL HEALTH 43:451-454, September 1973.

1967 David Burtenshaw, "Relocated wives," NEW SOCIETY 24:688-689, June 21, 1973.

1968 Edgar W. Butler and others, "Effects of voluntary and involun- tary residential mobility on females and males," JOURNAT, OF MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY 35:219-227, May 1973.

1969 Paula J. Clayton, "Mortality and morbidity in the first year of widowhood," ARCHIVES OF GENERAL PSYCHIATRY_30:747-750, June 1974.

1970 A.J. Coale, "Age patterns of marriage," POPULATION STUDIES 25(2):193-214, July 1971. 166 - 157 - G.3

1971 Constantine and Constantine, "Dissolutioa of marriage in a non-conventional context," FAMILY COORDINATOR 21:457-462, October 1972.

1972 Joan Dash, A LIFE OF ONE'S OWN: THREE GIFTED WOMEN AND THE MEN THEY MARRIED. New York: Harper and Row, 1973.

1973 Katheryn Thomas Dietrich, "Determinants c. family power among low-income Southerh blacks,- SOCIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS 21(1) Supplement 30:7-8, February 1973. (Texas A and M University, College Station, Texas 77847) Relative power Of huSband and wife was studies through questionnaires given to groups cf rural and urban black wives.

1974 Bonnie Morel Edington, "Pandora's bc::: the liberation of welfare mothers."Presented at the Society for the Study of Social Problems, 1973. (BME, Department of Sociology;-Temple University, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)

1975 "Facts about women heads of households and heads of families," 1973. (U.S. Department of Labor, Women's Bureau, Washington, DC 20210)

1976 B.I. Fagot, "Sex differences in toddler's behavior and parental reaction," DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 10:554-558, July 1974.

1978Alice C. Favell and others, "The liberated American wife: fulfillment or frustration." (University of Texas, Austin, Texas)

1979Marcus Felson and David Knoke, "Social status and the married woman," JOURNAL OF MARRIAGE AN!) THE FAMILY 36(3):516-521, August 1974.

1980 Marianne Ferber, "Education and employment survey of university faculty wives," SOCIOLOGICAL FOCUS 6(2):95-106, Spring 1973.

1981 Katherine M. Frings, "Effects of parents education on sex- role conformity dtmelopment of their children," August 1973. (1433 Princeton Circle, Norman, Oklahoma 73069) Deals with the hypothesis that the more education parents nave,the less they will expect or teach traditional sex role conformity patterns to their children.

1982 Phillip N. Fulton, "Status advancement through marriage: the experience of rural women," 1974. (Michigan State Univer- sity, East Lansing, Michigan 48824)

1983Jeanne M. Gibbs, "Role changes associated with widowhood amon middle and upperclass women," 1974. (2 West 40th Street,

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1984 Norval D. Glenn, Judy C. Tully, and Adreian A. Ross, "Pat- terns of the intergenerational mobility of females through marriage," SOCIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS 21(2)Supplement 31:45-46, A April 1973.

1985 W.L. Gramm, "Demand for the wife's non-market time," SOUTHERN ECONOMIC JOURNAL 41:124-133, July 1974.

1986 Reuben Gronau, "Intrafamily allocation of time: the value of the housewife's time," AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW 63:634- 651, September 1973.

1987 Carol D. Harvey and Howard M. Bahr, "Widowhood, morale, and affiliation," JOURNAL OF MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY 36:97-106, February 1974.

1988 M.S. Hatterer, "Problems of women married to homosexual men," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY 131:275-278, March 1974.

1989 Anne-Marie Henshel, "Swinging: a study uf decision making in marriage," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY 78:885-891, January 1973.

1990 Thomas E. Hill, Jr., "Servility and self-respect," MONIST 57: 87-104, January 1973. The morality of servility and the kinds and reasons for servility in a submissive housewife.

1991 S. Roxanne Hiltz, "Establishing community services for widows: the experiences of the Widows' Consultation Center." (1531 Golf Street, Scotch Plains, New Jersey 07076)

1992 B. Hoggett, "Family crises and the problem of accomodation," SOLICITERS JOURNAL 118:470-473, July 12, 1974.

1993 Darl W. Hohweiler, +"The male provider work role." (Sangamon State University, Springfield, Illinois 62708) Womens's and men's liberation from dysfunctional, stereotypical sex and work roles must occur together if each is to reach fulfillment.

1994 Walt Hopkins, "Househusbandry," THE HUMANIST, p. 33, May- June 1973.

1995 Saundra M. Hunter, "Socio-demographic profile of female household heads in Iowa," 1974. (Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa 50010)

1996 "Interregional seminar on the family in a changing society: problems and responsibilities of its members," London,

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July 18-31, 1973. (United Nations, New York, New York)

1997 Donald P. Irish, "Teaching about women and new family styles," 1973. ERIC, ED 089 145. Issues involved in teaching about women and family styles, including the benefits to students and the effectiveness of teachers.

1998 Janis Roberta Clark Johnston, "Family interactionpatterns and carett'Orientation in lite adolescent females," DISSER- TATION ABSTRACTS 35(1):509B, July 1974.

1999 Faustine C. Jones, "The lofty role of the black grandmother," TEE CRISES 80:19-21, January 1973.

2000 Stella B. Jones, "Geographic mobility as seen by the wife and mother," JOURNAL OF MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY 35:210-218, May 1973.

2001 Suzanne Keller, "The future role of women," ANNALS OF TEE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF POLITICAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCE 408:1-13, July 1973. A reorganization of national priorities along with changes in family and work patterns will reduce sex typing.

2002J.A. Katz andN.H. Knapp, "Housewife, mother, other: needs and helpers,"PERSONNEL AND GUIDANCE JOURNAL 53(2):105-109, October 1974. Impact of thewomen's movement on mothers of school-age children.

2003 Rhonda'Lynn Kirkpatrick, "A study of the relationships among perceived female roles of mothers and 'che problem-solving behavior of their children," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(9): 6153A, March 1974.

2004 Kenneth Kressel, "Resolving marital disagreements over money: a comparison of role-reversal and self-presentation," DISSER- TATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(6):3543A-3544A, December 1973.

2005 P. Krishnan and Ashraf K. Kayam, "Estimates of age specific divorce rates for females in the United States, 1960-1969," JOURNAL OF MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY 3672-75, February 1974.

2006Suzanne Kurth, "A process of identity transformation for the never married woman."Presented at the Meeting of the Mid- west Sociological Society, May 1974. ERIC, ED 092 859.

2007William K. Kuvlesky and_others, "Aspirations of rural black women and their orientations toward migration," 1973. ERIC, ED 076 272.

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2008 Lyle E. Larson, "System and subsystem perception of family roles," JOURNAL OF MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY 36:123-138, February 1974. Perceptions of family reality as they vary by age and sex.

2009 Arleen Leibowitz, "Education and home production," AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW 64:243-250, May 1974.

2010 Jan Loney, "Family dynamics in homosexual women," ARCHIVES OF SEXUAL BEHAVIOR 2(4):343-350, 1973.

2011 Helena Znaniecki Lopata, "Self-identity in marriage and widowhdod," SOCIOLOGICAL QUARTERLY 14:407-418, Summer 1973.

2012Helena Znaniecki Lopata, "Social relations of black and white widowed women in a northern metropolis," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY 78(4):1003-1010, January 1973.

2013Elinore E. Lurie, "Sex and stage differences in perceptions of marital and family relationship," JOURNAL OF MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY 36(2):260,269, May 1974.

2014 Edward Mel Markowski, "A comparison of socio-cultural characteristics and personality traits of cohabiting and legally married males and females," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(10): 6771A, April 1974.

2015Ronald J. McAllister, Edgar W. Butler, and Edward J. Kaiser, "The adaptation of women to residential mobility," JOURNAL OF MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY 35(2):197-204, May 1973.

2016 Roger K. McElroy, +"Some patterns of gender-role orientation and their antecedents among married men and women." (Depart- ment of Sociology, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana 47401) Investigation of patterns of gender-role attitudes and behavior regarding division of labor in the nuclear family.

2017Jerry Lavin McKain, "Relocation in the military: alienation and family problems," JOURNAL OF MARRIAGE.AND THE FAMILY 35: 205-209, May 1973.

2018 Beverley T. Mead,"What do you foresee as the future of marriage and the family?"MEDICAL ASPECTS OF HUMAN SEXUALITY, pp. 95-114, October 1973.

2019Thomas P. Monahan, "Marriage across racial lines in Indiana," JOURNAL OF MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY 35:632-640, November 1973.

2020Rela Geffen Monson, "The relationship between nuclear family structure and female achievement," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(6):3578it-3579A, December 1973. 170 - 161 - G.3

2021 Evangeline F. Mbrris, "The personality traits and psychological needs of educated homemakers and career women," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(11):6934A, May 1974.

2022 "Moving and the wife," JOURNAL OF MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY 35(2), May 1973. Special issue.

2023 Kathleen Emilie Ehle Musa, "Female role definitions, attitudes concerning appearance, and wife's family role enactment," DIS- SERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(10):5057B, April 1974.

2024 Elizabeth Ness Nelson, +Women's work - jobs and housework. (Sociology Department, California State University, Fresno, California 93740) Analysis of jobs and housework among women's life roles with work alienation as the conceptual background.

2025 Ralph D. Norman, "Sex differences in preferences for sex of children: a replication after twenty years," JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY 88:229-239, 1974.

2026 Arthur Norton and others, "Female family heads," Current Population Reports, Special Studies Series P-23, No. 50, Bureau of the Census, July 1974. ERIC, ED 094 099.

2027 F. Ivan Nye, "Emerging and declining family roles," JOURNAL OF MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY 36(2):238-245, May 1974.

2028 Ann Oakley, HOUSEWIFE. New York: Pantheon, 1974. Historical survey of the evolution of the housewife role, analysis of the situation of women today, and an examination of current ideologies about feminine domesticity.

2029Hayim Ofek, "Allocation of goods and time in a family context," 1972. Columbia University Order #72-10,452.

2030Marie F. Peters, "The solo black mother." Presented at the Annual Meeting of the National Council on Family Relations, St. Louis, October 1974. (University of Connecticut, Hart- ford, Connecticut 06117)

2031 E. Jerry Phares and Kenneth G. Wilson, "Source and type of wives' problems as related to responsibility attribution, interpersonal attraction and understanding," PSYCHOLOGICAL REPORTS 32:923-930, June 1973.

2032 Margaret Polatnick, "Why men don't rear children: a power analysis," BERKELEY JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY 18:45-86. 1973-1974.

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2033 O. Prendergast and P. Delooz, "Western family: aprospective evaluation," CROSS CURRENTS 23:419-435, Winter 1974.

2034Harriet B. Presser, +Role and fertility patterns ofurban mothers. (78 Haven Avenue, New York, New York 10032) Study of women in.New York.City who recently had.theirfirst child - consequences of age at first birth onsubsequent role aspirations and behavior.

2035Ellen Quick and Theodore Jacob, "Marital disturbancein relation to role theory and relationship theory," JOURNAL OF ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY 82(2):309-316, 1973.

2036S.L.N. Rao, "A comparative study of childlessness and never- pregnant status," JOURNAL OF MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY36: 149-157, February 1974.

2037 Gregg F. Reiter, "The effects of a systematiccounseling program for mothers on family congruence,integration, positive and negative verbal responses, and a problem child'sbehavior," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(5):2793A-2794A, November 1973.

2038Jesus Rico-Velasco and Lizbeth Mynko, "Suicideand marital status: a changing relationship?"JOURNAL OF MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY 35:239-244, May 1973.

2039Marian O. Rivkin, "Contextual effects of families onfemale response to illness," DISSERTATIONABSTRACTS 33(11):6473A, May 1973.

2040 Vick:. L. ttoze and Shaxon Price-Bonham, "Divorceadjustment: a wcman's problem?" FAMILY COORDINATOR23(3):291-297, July 1973.

2041 Harvey S. Rosen, "The monetary value of a housewife: a re- placement cost approach," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ECONOMICSAND SOCIOLOGY 33:65-73, January 1974.

2042 Susan J. Rowe and Alan R. Rowe, "Complementary rolerelation- ships and level of income: a case for the Americanhousewife," PSYCHOLOGY: A JOURNAL OF HUMAN BEHAVIOR 10:1-3,August 1973.

2043Jeffrey Z. Rubin and others, "The eye of thebeholder: parents'views on sex of newborns," AMERICAN JOURNALOF ORM. PSYCHIATRY 44(4):512519, July 1974.

2044Theodore W. Schultz, ed., "Supplement on marriage,family, human capital, and fertility," JOUW4AL OFPOLITICAL ECONOMY 82(2), March-April 1974, Part 2. Conference sponsored by the National Bureau of EconomicRe- 172 - 163 - G.3

search and The Population Council, includes articles on women's economic role within the family structure.

2045 W. Secombe, "Housewife and her labor under capitalism," NEW LEFT REVIEW 83:3-24, January 1974.

2046 Robert Seidenberg, CORPORATE WIVES: CORPORATE CASUALTIES? New York: Amacom, American.Management Associations, 1973.

2047 ,Jane Ann Sell, "The relationship between black mothws' attitudes toward sex roles and their educational av:Arztios and expectations for their daughters," August 1973. EPIC, ED 078 996

2048Mary L. Shanley, +Research on politics and the family. (Department of Political Science, Vassar College, Pough- keepsie, New York 12601)

2049 Diana Shdltz, "The development of sex differences in field independence," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(12):6066B, June 1973. Interaction between parents and children and their effects on independence.

2C0 Edith Sloan, "A time to act," NICHE NEWS 3, September-Octo- ber 1972. Plight of household workers.

2051 Sandra S. Tangri, "Implied demand character of the wife's future and role-innovation: patternings of achievement orientation in women," JSAS CATALOG OF SELECTED DOCUMENTS IN PSYCHOLOGY 4(12), Winter 1974.

2052 Arthur N. Thompson, "The wife of the missionary," JOURNAL OF 'THE CANADIAN CHURCH HISTORICAL SOCIETY 15(2):35-44, 1973. Study of Anglican missionaries' wives in the Canaeian Red River settlement from 1820 to 1840, their influence on education and religion in the area.

2053 Patricia L. Tobin, "Conjugal role definitions, value of children and contraceptive practice," 1974. (North Carolina State University, Raleigh, North Carolina 27607)

2054 M.G. Torrey, "Changing view from behind the teacup, or the strange case of the headmaster's wife," INDEPENDENT SCHOOL BULLETIN 33:27-29, Fall 1974.

2055 P. Uhlenberg, "Cohort variations in family life cycle experiences of U.S. females," JOURNAL OF MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY 36:284-292, May 1974.

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2056 Rhoda Unger and Diane Krooth, "Attitudes toward competence and its relationship to activism in housewives," 1974. (Depart- ment of Psychology, Montclair State College, ,Upper,Montclair, New jerSoy.07043). Studies the relationship between Horner's "fear of success" motivation and Steinmann's self vs. family orientation. Activist women were more self-oriented than non-activists, howeyer, there were no differences between the groups in fear of success. Both groups were as hostile to male success as to female success.

2057 Joann Vanek, "Time spend in housework," SCIENTIFICAMERICAN, pp.'116-120, November 1974.

2058 Kathryn E. Walker, "Economic discrimination and household work," HUMAN ECOLOGY FORUM 4(2):21-23, 1974.

2059Joyce Jennings Walstedt, "The role of the father in the socialization of altruism -and 'otherness' in women," DIS- SERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(6):30038, December 1974.

2060 Betsy Warrior and Lisa Leghorn, HOUSEWORKER'SHANDBOOK, June 1974. (c/o Women's Center, 46 Pleasant Street, Cambridge, Massachusetts 02139)

2061 J.A. Welsh, "Women as heads of household," NATIONALASSOCIATION OF WOMEN DEANS AND COUNSELORS JOURNAL 36:166-169, Summer 1973.

2062Jacqueline P. Wiseman, "An alternative role for the wifeof an alcoholic," 1974. (San Frarmisco State College, San Fran- cisco, California 94132)

4 ALTERNATIVE LIFESTYLES

2063 Edmund.Abdo, "Elderly women in institutions versusthose in public housing: comparison of personal and socialadjustments," JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN GERIATRICS SOCIETY 21:81-87, Fall 1973.

2064 Maxine Edwards, "Perceptions of college studentsconcerning alternative life styles," JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY87:143-156, 1974.

2065 THE FAMILY COORDINATOR 21, October 1972. Special issue dealing with alternative marriagestyles.

2066 Evelin Frankford and Ann Snitow, "The trap of domesticity: notes on the family," SOCIALISTREVOLUTION 2(4):83-94, July- August 1972. Alternatives to the family structure and the traditional women's role in the family are discussed.

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2067M.S. Jensen, "Role differentiation in female homosexual quasi-marital unions," JOURNAL OF MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY 36:360367, May 1974.

2068J.S. Kafka and R.G. Ryder, "Notes on marriages in the counter culture," JOURNAL OF APPLIED BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE 9:321-330, March 1973.

2069R.M. Kanter, "Family organization and sex roles in American communes," in R.M. Kanter, ed., COMMUNES: CREATING AND MANAGING THE COLLECTIVE LIFE.New York: Harper and Row, 1973.

2070 Jacquelyn J. Knapp, "Alternative marriage styles:an exploratory study of co-marital sex and flexible role structures," SOCIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS 21(2)Supplement 31:46-47, April 1973.

2071 P. Kurtz, "Interview with Robert Rimmer on premarital communes and gioup marriages,"'HUMANIST 34:10-14, March 1974.

2072 R. Lawrence, "Toward a more flexible monogamy," CHRISTIANITY AND CRISIS 34:42-47, March 18, 1974.

2073 Judith L. Lyness and others, "Living together:an alternative to marriage," JOURNAL OF MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY 35:580-581, November 1973.

2074Nena O'Neill and George O'Neill, "Open marriage: implications for human service systems," FAMILY COORDINATOR, pp. 449-456, October 1973.

2075 Carolyn C. Perucci and Dena B. Targ, eds., MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS AND PROPOSALS FOR CHANGE. New York: McKay, 1974.

2076 Barbara Bovee Polk, Robert B. Stein, and Lon Polk, "The potential of the urban commune for changing sex roles," SOCIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS 21(7)Supplement 37:251-252, December 1973.

2077Donald A. Price, "Comments on 'Living together: an alternative to marriage'," JOURNAL OF MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY 35:579- 580, November 1973.

2078 James W. Ramey, "Sexual roles and communal success," SOCIO- LOGICAL ABSTRACTS 21(2)Supplement 31:41, April 1973. Study of group marriage.

2079John Rogg Schmidt, "Homosexuality and validity of marriage," CATHOLIC LAWYER 19(2):84-101, Spring 1973 and 19(3):169-199, Summer 1973.

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2080"The shopping bag women," MAJORITY REPORT 4(13), October 17, 1974. Special issue.

2081James R. Smith and Lynn G. Smith, eds., BEYOND MONOGAMY: RECENT STUDIES OF SEXUAL ALTERNATIVES IN MARRIAGE. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins, 1974.

2082 G. Thorman, "Living together unmarried," HUMANIST 34:15-18, March 1974.

2083J.E. Veevers, "Voluntarily childless wives: an exploratory study," SOCIOLOGY AND SOCIAL RESEARCH 57(3)356-366, 1973.

HGOVERNMENT AND POLITICS

2084 S.V. Allen, "It wouldn't have happened without her: the role of governors' wives," COMPACT 8:2-4. July 1974.

2085 Joanne Marie Banthin, "The New York State Women's Political Caucus: a case study in organizational behavior," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(1):527A, July 1974.

2086 S.C. Bourque and J. Grossholtz, "Politics as.unnatural practice: political science looks at female participation," POLITICS AND SOCIETY 4:225-266, Winter 1974.

2087 Sandra R. Bouxsein and Marjorie Lansing, "Some determinants of the political behavior of British and American women," 1974. (SRB, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104; ML, Eastern Michigan University, Upsilanti, Michigan 48197)

2088 O. Bardizh, "Women in the class struggle: a review of some books and magazines," WORLD MARXIST REVIEW 17:130-133, March 1974.

2089 Letitia Brennan, "How women can break the power barrier," AMERICA, pp. 552-555, June 16, 1973.

2090 THE BUREAUCRAT, Fall 1972. Special issue on discrimination against women in the government.

2091 Carol Burris, "Politicking for equality," TRIAL 9(6):23-24,26, November-December 1973.

2092Hope Chamberlin, A MINORITY OF MEMBERS. New York: Praeger, 1973. Study of eighty-five women senators and representatives.

2093"City coun-ilwomen: a different perspective," NATION'S CITIES 11:24-31, September 1973.

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2094 Carol Christy, "The political participation of women in mass industrial societies." Presented at Women's Caucus for Political Science, 1974. (Ohio University, Lancaster, Ohio)

2095 Shirley Chisholm, THE GOOD FIGHT. New York: Harper and Row, 1973.

2096 Civil Service Commission, "Eight essential obligations for successful Federal women's program," July 1973. #C1.8/3: W84. (Civil Service Commission, Washington, DC) Manager's guide.

2097Edmond Costantini and Kenneth H. Craik, "Women as politicians: the social background, personality, and political careers of female party leaders," JOURNAL OF SOCIAL ISSUES 28(2):217- 236, 1972.

2098 Virginia Currey, "Achieving the female share of the political plums - is a quota system necessary?" SOCIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS 21(1)Supplement 30:6, February 1973.

2099 Joann Temple Dennett,"Federal women's program."Presented at the Women's Program Conference, Honolulu, Hawaii, April 3, 1972. #C55.614:D41. (NOAA, Commerce Department, Washing- ton, DC 20235)

2100 Mary E. Dillon, ed., WOMAN POWER AND POLITICS. New York: . Barron's Educational Series, 1973.

2101 Paula J. Dubeck, "Women in political office," 1974. (Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, Illinois 62901)

2102 Jean Bethke Elshtain, "Women and politics: a theoretical analysis," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(7):4343A, January 1974. Explores the ways in which relations between the sexes may be viewed as political.

2103 Janet Feagans, "Female political elites: case studies of female legislators," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(6):3826A, December 1974.

2104Marion K. Finkelhor, "Sex discrimination and local government," URBAN LAWYER 5(2):327-346, Spring 1973.

2105 "Five new congresswomen," FAMILY PLANNING/POPULATION REPORTER 2:14-16, Fall 1973.

2106Cornelia Butler Flora, "Working class women's political participation: its potential in developed countries."Presented at the American Political Science Association Annual Meeting, 4974. (Department of Sociology, Kansas State University, Kan-

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hattan, Kansas 66506)

2107 Cornelia Flora and Naomi Lynn, +Research on women delegates to the 1972 political conventions. (Department of Scoiology, Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas 66506)

2108 Marianne Githens, "The significance of reference groups: the League of Women Voters and Women Elected Officials." (Department of Political Science, Goucher College, Balti- more, Maryland 21204)

2109 Marianne Githens, "Spectators, agitators, or law-makers: women in state legislatures." Presented at the Southern Political Science Association Meeting, 1974. (Department of Political Science, Goucher College, Baltimore, Maryland 21204)

2110 W.E. McGrath and J.W. Soule, "Rocking the cradle or rocking the boat: women at the 1972 Democratic National Convention," SOCIAL SCIENCE QUARTERLY 55:141-150, June 1974.

2111 Nancy Hammond and Glenda Belote, "From deviance to legitimacy: women as political candidates," UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN PAPERS IN WOMEN'S STUDIES 1:58-72, June 1974.

2112 Jane S. Jaquette, ed., WOMEN IN POLITICS. New York: John Wiley and Sons, 1974.

2113 Marion R. Just, "Political polling and political television," CURRENT HISTORY. (Department of Political Science, Wellesley College, Wellesley, Massachusetts 02181)

2114 Elizabeth C. Kiag, "Women in Iowa legislative politics." Presented at the American Political Science Association, Sep- tember 1973. (St. Norbert College, West De Pere, Wisconsin 54178)

2115 Jeane J. Kirkpatrick, POLITICAL WOMAN. New York: Bwiic Books, 1974.

2116 Patricia Ann Kyle, "Political sex-role distinctions: motivations, recruitment, and demography of women party elite in North Carolina," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(7):4348A, January 1974.

2117Marcia Manning Lee, "The participation of women in suburban politics: a study of the influence of women as compared to men in suburban govermnental decision-making," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(8):5269A, February 1974.

2118 Naomi B. Lynn and Cornelia B. Flora, "Motherhood and political participation: the changing sense of self," JOURNAL OF POLITICAL AND MILITARY SOCIOLOGY 1(1):91-104, March 1973.

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2119 Ruth Mandel, "Political woman: public role and personal challenges," CARNEGIE QUARTERLY 22(3):1-5, Summer 1974.

2120 J. Marr, "Women in state departments of education," PHI DELTA KAFTAN 55:142-143, October 1973.

2121 Irene L. Murphy, PUBLIC POLICY ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN. Lexington (Massachusetts): Lexington Books, 1973.

2122 A.M. Orum, "Sex, socilization, and politics," AMERICAN SOCIO- LOGICAL REVIEW 39:197-209, April 1974.

2123 Elizabethann O'Sullivan, "The relationship of reference groups and self-esteem to women's political participation," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(6):3840A, December 1974.

2124 Marie C. Barovic Rosenberg, "Women in politics: a comparative sudy of Congresswomen Edith Green and Julia Butler Hansen," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 38(1):842A, July 1974.

2125 Ruth Scott, "Non-elites: the basis of acceptance." Presented at the American Po13.tical .Science Association, September 1973. (University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah 84112)

2126 "Sex discrimination," 1074. (U.S. Department of HEW, Office for Civil Rights, Washington, DC 20201)

2127 "Sexism - part of National Platform of People's Party 1974 Convention, Indianapoli5, Indiana, Juiy 4-6, 1974," GRASS ROOTS, p. 14, April 1974.

2128 Mary L. Shanley and Victoria Schuck, "In search of political woman," SOCIAL SCIENCE QUARTERLY, Winter 1974. (Department of Political Science, Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, New York 12601)

2129 H.L. Sipia, "Women and world affairs," TODAY'S EDUCATION 63: 66-67, November 1974.

2130 John W. Soule and Wilma E. McGrath, "A coim,..rative study of male-female political attitudes at citizen and elite levels," Presented at the Political Meeting of the American Political Science Association, 1974. (JWS, San Diego State University, San Diego, California)

2131 Kirsten Amundsen Steinmo, "The silenced majority: women and American democracy," 1972. University of California, Davis #72-3606.

2132Alexander Szalai, "The situation of women in the United Nations,"

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1973. (United Nations Institute for Training and kecarch, Publications Section, 801 U.N. Plaza, New York, NeK Yr7rk 10017)

2135Susan Tolchin and Martin Tolchin, CLOUT...WOMANPOWER AnD POLITICS. New York: Coward, McCann, and Geoghegan, 1974.

2134Audrey Siess Wells, "Female attitudes toward women in politics: the propensity to support women," DISSERTATION AB STRAUS INTERNATIONAL 34(6):3503A, December 1973.

2135 Catharine R. Stimpson, ed., DISCRIMINATION AGAINST WOMEN. New York: R.R. Bowker, 1970 Congressional Hearings of Equal Rights in Education and Employment.

2136 "Woman candidates: a big increase over 1972," CONGRESSIONAL QUARTERLY WEEKLY REPORT 32:2673.-2674, October 26, 1974.

2137"Women in government," PUBLIC MANAGEMENT 55, February 1973. Special issue.

2138 Gail Lemerman Zellman, "Sex roles and political socialization," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(7):4413A, January 1974.

I HISTORY

1 BIOGRAPHY/AUTOBIOGRAPHY

2139 Irving Anderson, "Probing the riddle of 'the bird woman," MON- TANA 23(4):2-17, 1973. Presents evidence that Sacagawea, anIndian heroine, died la 1812, not 1884 as early 20th Century feminists held.

2140 Carolyn Ashbaugh, "Lucy E. Parsons: a study ia American radicalism." (5303 South Woodlawn,Chicago, Illinois 60615) On Lucy Parsons, 1853-1942, a black and Indian socialist- revolutionary and feminist. She was a leading figure in the anarchist-syndicalist movement in the 1880's and 1890's, became a founding member of the International Workers of the World.

2141 Susan Groag Bell, "Christine de Pisan, 1364-1430: the problem of the studious woman." Presented at the American Historical Association Meeting, December 1973. (Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe College, 3 James Street, Cambridge, Massachusetts)

2142 Patrick Frederick Berger, "Margaret Fuller: critical realist as seen in her works," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(8):5157A, February 1974.

2143 Joyce Berkman, +research on Olive Schreiner. (66 Cottage Street, Amherst, Massachusetts 01002) 180 - 171 - 1.1

2144 Jessie Bernard, "My four revolutions: an autobiographical history of the American Sociological Association," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY 78:773-791, January 1973.

2145 Ruth Bogin, "Sarah Parker Remond: Black abolitionist from Salem," ESSEX INSTITUTE OF HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS 110(2): 120-150, April 1974.

2146 Florence Boos, "The biographies of Mary Wollstonecraft," MARY WOLLSTONECRAFT JOURNAL 1(2):6-10, April 1973. A review article discussing MARY WOLLSTONECRAFT: A CRITICAL BIOGRAPHY (1951) by Ralph Wardle, ONE WOMAN'S SITUATION: A STUDY OF MARY WOLLSTONECRAFT (1970) by Margaret George, and MARY WOLLSTONECRAFT: A BIOGRAPHY (1972) by Eleanor Flexner.

2147 Claudia L. Bushman, +a family biography of Harriet Hanson Robinson. (28 Oak Street, Belmont, Massachusetts 02178)

2148 L.H. Butterfield, "Tending a dragon killer: notes for the biographer of Mrs. John Quincy Adams," PROCEEDINGS OF THE AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY 118:165-178, April 1974.

2149Helen Cannon, "First ladies of Colorado: Emma Fletcher Thomas," COLORADO MAGAZINE 49(2):163-170, 1972.

2150Helen Cannon, "First ladies of Colorado: Nellie Martin Orman," COLORADO MAGAZINE 50(1):57-65, 1973.

2151Nancy Fisher Chudacoff, "Women in the news 1762-1770: Sarah Updike Goddard," RHODE ISLAND HISTORY.3':99-106, November 1973.

2152 Barbara E. Clements, "Alexandra Kollontai: libertine or feminist?" 1974. (University of Akron, Akron, Ohio 44325)

2153 Barbara Evans Clements, "Emancipation through communism: the ideology of A.M. Kollontai," SLAVIC REVIEW 32(2):323-338, June 1973.

2154Marie Collins and Sylvia Weil-Sayre, "Flora Tristan: forgotten feminist and socialist," NINETEENTH CENTURY FRENCH STUDIES 1(4) :229-234, 1973.

2155 Doris Daniels, +Lillian Wald: the progresiv.: woman and feminism. (51 Park Avenue East, Merrick, New York 11566)

2156 Stanley R. Davidson, "Chip of the Flying-U: the author was a lady," MONTANA: THE MAGAZINE OF WESTERN HISTORY 23:2-15, April 1973. Bertha Bower, author of si:..ty-eight books about the West, her writing and critics' reception are discussed.

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2157Jeanne Hunnicutt Delgado, ed., "Nellie Kedzie Jones' advice to farm women: letters from Wisconsin, 1912-1916," WISCONSIN MAGAZINE OF HISTORY 57:3-27, Autimin 1973.

2158Janice K. Duncan, "Ruth Rover -- vindictive falsehood or historical truth," JOURNAL OF THE WEST 12:240-253, April 1973.

2159Alice A. Dunnigan, A BLACK WOMAN'S EXPERIENCE: FROM SCHOOL- HOUSE TO WHITE HOUSE. Philadelphia: Dorrance and Company, 1973.

2160 Barbara Engel and Cliff Rosenthal, +book of edited transla- tions from the memoirs of radical Russian women of the 1870's. (105 West 75th Street, New York, New Yrok 10023)

2161 "Famous Wisconsin women: Carrie Jacobs-Bond rose above adver- sity," WISCONSIN THEN AND NOW 20:7-8, October 1973.

2162 Beatrice Farnsworth, +Aleksandra Kullentar. (RD2, Box 2438, Seneca Falls, New York 13148, or, Wells College, Aurora, New York 13026) On a central figure in the Russian socialist woman's movement, the only woman commissar in the original Russian revolutionary government.

2163"The first ladies of South Dakota," SOUTH DAKOTA HISTORY 3(2): 156-168, 1973.

2164Dana Francis, "Elders of the tribe: 7; Fanny Bulluck Workman (1859-1926)," BACKPACKER 7:80-86, Fall 1974. Her mountain climbing experiences.

2165 Sarah C. Frerichs, "Elizabeth Missing Sewell: a minor novelist's search for the via media in the education of women in the Victorian era," 1974. (16 John Street, Barrington, Rhode Island 02806)

2166 Paul Eugene Fuller, "Laura Clay and the woman's rights movement," 1972. University of Kentucky #72-21,459.

2167Joseph G. Gambone, ed., "The forgotten feminist of Kansas: the papers of Clarina I.H. Nichols, 1854-1885," KANSAS HISTORICAL QUARTERLY 39:12-57, Spring 1973; 39:220-261, Summer 1973; 39:392-444, Autumn 1973; 39:515-563, Winter 1973; 40:72-135, Spring 1974.

2168 Naomi A. Gilpatrick, "The secret life of Beatrix Potter," NATURAL HISTORY MAGAZINE, pp. 38-97, October 1972.

2169James W. Goodrich, ed., "The Civil War letters of Bethiah Pyatt McKnohn, Part II," MISSOURI HISTORICAL REVIEW 67: 351-370, April 1973.

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2170 Elizabeth Venilea Trowbridge Greene, "A journey to Illinois in 1835," VERMONT HISTORY 41(2):95-100, 1973. Account of her journey, written in 1884.

2171Abigail Ann Hamblen, "The belle of transcendentalism," JOURNAL OF POPULAR CULTURE, pp. 172-182, Summer 1973.

2172 Harold B. Hancock, "Mary Ann Shadd: Negro editor, educator, and lawyer," DELAWARE HISTORY 15(3):187-194, 1973. Anti-slavery activist, died 1893.

2173 Ted C. Harris, "Jeanette Rankin in Georgia," GEORGIA HIS- TORICAL QUARTERLY 58:55-78, Spring 1974.

2174Ted Carlton Harris, "Jeannette Rankin: Suffragist, first woman elected to Congress, and a pacifist," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(9):5089A, March 1973.

2175 Mary S. Hartman, "Murder for respectability: the case of Madeleine Smith," VICTORIAL STUDIES 16:381-400, June 1973.

2176Maryanne Hartman, +Women of Maine: autobiographies of Maine women born before 1900. (325 Stevens Hall, University of Maine, Orono, Main 04473) Based on taped interviews by students in interdisciplinary course.

2177 Eleanor Hirsch, "Grandma Felton and the US Senate," MANKIND 4(6):53-57, 1974.

2178 Vivian C. Hopkins, ed., "Diary of an Iowa farm girl: Jose- phine Edith Brown, 1892-1901," ANNALS OF IOWA 42:126-146, Fall 1973.

2179 "Jennie McMullin Turner - a multi-faceted personality," WISCONSIN THEN AND NOW 20:6-7, December 1973.

2180 Dorothy M. Johnson, "Number please! true confessions of a teen-aged 'Central'," MONTANA 23(4):54-60, 1973. A telephone operator reminisces about the calls when she worked ca. 1922.

2181Daryle E. Jones and James H. Pickering, eds., "A young woman in the Midwest: the journal of Mary Sears, 1859-1860," OHIO HISTORY 82:215-234, Summer-Autumn 1973.

2182 David Jones, "Lady Charlotte Guest: Victorian business- woman," HISTORY TODAY 23:38-45, January 1973.

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2183 Hannah Josephson, JEANNETTE RANKIN: FIRST LADY IN CONGRESS. Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merril, 1974.

2184 Paul Kagan and Marily Ziebarth, "Eastern thought on a western shore: Point Loma community," CALIFORNIA HISTORICAL QUARTERLY 52(1):4-15, 1973. Katherine Augusta Westcott Tingley (1847-1929) as leader of a utopian society, the Universal Brotherhood and Theosophical Society.

2185 Harry Kelsey, "A dedication to the memoray of Annie Heloise Abel-Henderson, 1873-1947," ARIZONA AND THE WEST 15(1):1-4, 1973 Teacher and historian of American Indians and government native policy.

2186Kathleen Edgerton Kendall and Jeanne Y. Fisher, "Frances Wright on women's rights: eloquence versus ethos," QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF SPEECH 60:58-68, February 1974.

2187Gayle Kimoall, "The religious ideas of Harriet Beecher Stowe." (EWS-420, California State University, Chico, California 95926)

2188 Gerda Lerner, THE GRIMKP SISTERS FROM SOUTH CAROLINA: PIO- NEERS FOR WOMAN'S RIGHTS AND ABOLITION. New York: Schocken Books, 1973.

2189 Bernadette K. Loftin, "A woman liberated, Lillian C. West, Editor," FLORIDA HISTORICAL QUARTERLY 52:396-410, April 1974.

2190 "Louise Phelps Kellogg - she made history live," WISCONSIN THEN AND NOW 20:6-7, February 1974.

2191 Esther,C.P. Lovejoy, "My medical school, 1890-1894," OREGON HISTORICAL QUARTERLY 75:7-35, March 1974.

2192 Coleman McCarthy, "On Dorothy Day," NEW REPUBLIC 168:30-33, February 24, 1973. Tribute to Dorothy Day and the Catholic Worker movemert.

2193 David McDuff, "Edith Sodergram, 1892-1923," MODERN POETRYIN TRANSLATION 15:7-8, 1973.

2194 Jane Connor Marcus, "Elizabeth Robins," DIS'":RTATIONABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(6):3414A, December 1973. Subject was an American actress, author, ark tkinist, wi.Jse career was largely spent in England.

2195Mary Maxine, "Margaret Fuller: from liberal to radical. A foreshadowing of the feminist movement," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(6):3272A-3273A, December 1973.

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2196Joel Meyerson, "A Margaret Fuller addition to Thoreau's library," THOREAU SOCIETY BULL9T1N 123:3, Spring 1973.

2197Joel Meyerson, "Margaret Fuller's 1842 journal: at Concord with the Emersons," HARVARL LaBRARY BULLETIN 21:320-340, July 1973.

2198 Minnie Dubbs Milibrook, ed., "Mrs. General Custer at Fort Reily, 1866," KANSAS HISTORICAL QUARTERLY 40:63-71, Spring 1974.

2199Marcia Millman, "Autobiography and social mobility: the accounts of working class daughters." Presented at the Annual meeting of the Society for the Study of Social Problems. (University of California, Santa Cruz, California)

2200 Cawas Maneck S. Mody, "The political thought of Mrs. Annie Besant: the English years (1847-1893)," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(6):3493A-3494A, December 1973.

2201 Cheryl Haun Morris, "Alice M. Robertson: friend or foe of the American soldier?" JOURNAL OF THE WEST 12:307-316, April 1973.

2202Joel Myerson, "A true and high-minded person: transcenden- talist Sarah Clarke," SOUTHWEST REVIEW 59:163-172, Spring 1974.

2203 Clifford C. Norse, "School life of Amanda Worthington of Washington County, 1857-1862," JOURNAL OF MISSISSIPPI HISTORY 34(2):107-116, 1972.

2204 Terry M. Perlin, "Anarchism and idealism: Voltarine de Cleyre (1866-1912)," LABOR HISTORY 14:506-520, Fall 1973.

2205 N.M. Petesch, "A brief biography of Ellie Brume," KANSAS QUARTERLY 6:9-14, Winter 1973-1974.

2206 Marilyn Gaddis Rose, KATHARINE TYNAN. Lewisburg (Pennsyl- vania): Bucknell University Press, 1974.

22!)7 Richard Satran, "Augusta Dejerine-Klumpke: first wo:uan intern in Paris hospitals," ANNALS OF INTERNAL MEDICIa 80: 260-264, 1974.

220:: Ralph Scharnau, "Elizabeth Morgan, crusader for labor reform," LABOR HISTORY 14:340-351, Summer 1973.

2209 Barbara Brandon Schnorrenberg, +biographical study of Catherine Macaulay Graham, eighteenth century English historian, con-

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troversialist, and femini:A. Presented at the Meeting of the American Society for Eighteenth CenturyStudies, April 1974. (Box 964 Chapel Hill, Noith Carolina 27514)

2210 Barbara Scott, "Madame Campan," HISTORY TODAY23:683-690, October 1973.

2211 Elizabeth Shafer, "Sojourner Truth: 'a self-madewoman'," AMERICAN HISTORY ILLUSTRATED 8:34-39, January 1974.

2212Kathryn Kish Sklar, +biography of Catherine Beecher, a case study of the role of women in the tramdtion froma.Calvinist to a Victorian culture in the United States. (Residential College, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan48104)

2213Hilda Smith, "A study of'four colonial women: MaryRowlandson, Margaret Brent, Sarah Knight, and Anne Bradstreet."Presented at Kansas History Teachers' Meeting, 1973. (Fort Hays Kansas

State College, Hays, Kansas 67601) .

2214 Agnes Snyder, "Dauntless women in childhoodeducation, 1856- 1931," 1972. (National Council of Primary Education, Asso- ciation for Childhood Education International,3615 Wisconsin Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20016)

2215 H.L. Snyder, "New light on Mrs. Manley?"PHILOLOGICAL QUARTERLY 52:767-770, October 1973.

2216 Ruth licller Steiner, "The girls in Chicago,"AMERICAN JEWISH ARCHIVES 26:5-22, April 1974. Lives of Ernestine and Louise Heller.

2217Ronald Thomas Strong, "Young adventureby Lucy Ann Henderson," NEVADA HISTORICAL SOCIETY QUARTERLY16(2):66-99, 1973. Account of her 1846 migration from Missouri toOregon in an overland wagon.

2218. Ruth Ellen Patton Totten, "The armywife's heritage," ARMOR 77:39-44, November-December 1973. Wife of General Patton reminisces oflife as an army wife before World War II.

the Civil War," 2219Saul Viener, "Rosena Hutzler Levy recalls AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORICAL QUARTERLY62(3):306-313, 1973. A letter written in 1907 to herchildren describing the Civil War service of her husband.

2220 Aleta Wallach,"Arabella Babb Mansfield(1846-1911)," WOMEN'S RIGHTS LAW REPORTER 2(1):3-5, April 1974. Short biography of the first womanadmitted to the Bar in the United States. 186 - 177 - 1.1,2

2221N. Ward, "Laura Ingalls Wilder: an appreciation," ELEMENTARY ENGLISH 50:1025-1027, October 1973.

2222Willie T. Weathers, "Judith W. McGuire: a lady of Virginia," VIRGINIA MAGAZINE OF HISTORY AND BIOGRAPHY 82:100-113, January 1974.

2223 Mary L. White, "Mary White: autogiography of an Ohio first lady," OHIO HISTORY 82:63-87, Winter-Spring 1973.

2224 Marjorie Logan Williams, ed., "Cecilia Labadie: diary frag- ment, January 29, 1863-February 5, 1863," TEXANA 10(3):273- 283, 1972.

2225 W. Emerson Wilson, ed., "Phoebe George Bradford diaries," DELAWARE HISTORY 16:1-21, April 1974.

2226 Alex Zwerdling, "Esther Summerson 'rehabilitated," PUBLICA- TIONS OF THE MODERN LANGUAGE ASSOCIATION 88:429-439, May 1973.

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2227Marilyn B. Arthur, "Early Greece: the origins of the western attitude toward women," ARETHUSA 6:7-58, Spring 1973. Issue on women in antiquity.

2228 Dorothy Anne Liot Backer, PRECIOUS.WOMEN. New York: Basic. Books, 1974.

2229 Roland H. Bainton, WOMEN OF THE REFORMATION: IN FRANCE AND ENGLAND. Minneapolis: Augsburg Publishing, 1973.

2230 Carl R. Baldwin, "The predestined delicate hand: some Second Empire definitions of women's role in art and industry," FEMINIST ART JCP.RNAL,2:14-15, Winter 1973-1974.

2231 Susan Groag Bell, ed., WOMEN FROM THE GREEKS TO THE FRENCH REVOLUTION: AN HISTORICAL ANTHOLOGY. Belmont (California): Wadsworth Publishing, 1973. An introduction to the historical position of women and to men's views of women in Western civilization from 400 B.C. to A.D. 1800.

2232 George Berstein, +"The struggle for women's education in Germany, 1870-1932." (Department of Educational Foundations, Montclair State College, Upper Montclair, New Jersey 07043) A social and historical context for the women's education

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movement and a description of the German educational system.

2233 Charmarie Jenkins Blaisdell, "Seeing is believing: visual images of women in early modern Europe." Presented at the New England Historical Association, May 1974. (Department of History, Northeastern University, Boston, Massachusetts 02115)

2234 Renate Bridenthal, +women in the German labor force during the Weimar Republic. (Department of History, Brooklyn College, Brooklyn, New York 11210)

2235 V.L. Bullough, "Medieval medical and scientific views of women," in Lynn White, ed., VIATOR: MEDIEVAL AND RENAISSANCE STUDIES. University of California Press, 1974.

2236Joan N. Burstyn, "Education and sex: the medical case against higher education for women in England, 1870-1900," PROCEEDINGS OF THE AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY 117:79-89, 1973.,

2237Joan N. Burstyn, "Religious arguments against higher education for women in England, 1840-1890," WOMEN STUDIES 1(1): 1'1-131, 1972.

2238 T.L. Bushell, "Princess Amelia and the politics of Georgian England," CENTENNIAL REVIEW 17(4):357-372, 1973. Daughter of George II who "demonstrated to 18th Century England that women can play games that engross the lives of men."

2239 A. Cumming, "Pauline Christianity and Greekphilosophy: a study of the status of women," JOURNAL OF THE HISTORY OF IDEAS 34:517-528, October 1973.

2240 Leonore Davidoff, THE BEST CIRCLES: WOMEN AND SOCIETY IN VICTORIAN ENGLAND. Totowa (New Jersey): Rowman and Little- field, 1973.

2241 Miriam Frank, +research on the turn-of-century German Frauen- bewegung, Else Lasker-SchUler and Ricanla Huch. (904 West Forest, Detroit, Michigan 48201)

2242 Richard D. French, +study of the place of sex-role stereotypes in the discussion of women's place in Victorian society, 1860-1890." (220 Palmer Hall, Princeton, New Jersey 08540)

2243 Jeanette Carter Gadt, "Women and Protestant culture:. the Quaker dissent from Puritanism," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(3):1591A, September 1974.

2244 Margaret George, "From 'goodwife' to 'mistresst" the transformation of the female in bourgeois culture," SCIENCE AND

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SOCIETY 37(2):152-177, Summer 1973.

2245 Rose L. Glickman, +"Women and Socialism." (Department of History, Mills College, Oakland, California 94613) Six original essays: France, Germany, Italy, Russia, compiled by Ms. Gliaman.

2246 Penny Gold, +"Image and reality: women in 12th Century France." (170 Hawthorne Avenue, Palo Alto, California 94301)

2247 Evelyn Bodek Gordon, "Salonieres and bluestocking: germinating feminism or educated obsolescence?" Presented at Berkshire Conference, October 1974. (Community College of Philadelphia, 34 South llth Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19107)

2248 Beatrice Gottleib, "Getting married in pre-Reformation Europe: the doctrine of clandestine marriage and courtcases in 15th Century Champagne," 1974. (501 West 123rd Street, New York, New York 10027.

2249 Mary S. Hartman, "Child-abuse and self-abuse: two Victorian cases," HISTORY OF CHILDHOOD QUARTERLY 2(2):221-248, Fall 1974.

2250Mary S. Hartman, "Crime and the respectable woman: towarda pattern of middle-class female criminality in 19th Century France and England," FEMINIST STUDIES 2(1), 1974.

2251 Pearl Hogrefe, "Legal rights of Tudor women and their circum- vention by men and women," SIXTEENTH CENTURY JOURNAL 3: 97-105, April 1972.

2252 Lee Holcombe, VICTORIAN LADIES AT WORK: MIDDLE-CLASS WORKING WOMEN IN ENGLAND AND WALES, 1850-1914. Hamden (Connecticut): Shoe String Press, 1973.

2253Sandra A. Horvath, "Women's education in France during the Second Empire." Presented at the Berkshire Conference, 1974.

2254 Joan Kelly-Gadol, "Did women have a renaissance?" in Koontz and Bridenthal, eds., BECOMING VISIBLE. Boston: Houghton- Mifflin, 1974.

2255 Joan Kelly-Gadol, +"Women, family, and state in humanist thought." (Sarah Lawrence College, Bronxville, New York 10708)

2256 Claudia Koontz, "Women in the Reichstag, 1919-1933," 1974. (College of the Holy Cross, Worcester, Massachusetts 01610) Statistical comparison between 112 women in the Reichstag and a matched sample of male legislators.

+ indicates work in progress

189 1.2 - 180 - welfare, and subsistence: 2257Darline Shapiro Levy, "Feminism, the political activism of Parisian womenduring the French Revolution (1789-1795)," BARNARDALUMNAE 63:9-12, Spring 1974.

"Feminism and social strati- 2258 Carolyn Edna Chappell Lougee, fication in Seventeenth CenturyFrance," DIS71L,RTATION ABSTRACTS 33(9):5097A, March 1973.

domesticity, and social reform: 2259 Carolyn C. Lougee, "Noblesse, the education of girls byF6nelon and Saint-Cyr," HISTORY OF EDUCATION QUARTERLY 14:87-113, 1974. A study of the socio-politicalcontext of the most significant theoretical and institutionalachievements of the Seventeenth Century in the domesticeducation'of French girls.

Wemple, "The power of women 2260Jo Ann McNamara and Suzanne through the family in Medieval Europe:500-1100," FEMINIST STUDIES 1(3-4):126-141,Winter-Spring 1973.

. . . . _ ___.._...... lady travellers," GEO- 2261 Dorothy Middleton, "Some Victorian GRAPHICAL JOURNAL 139:65-75,February 1973.

battle of Algiers," NEW STATESMAN 2262Trevor Mostyn, "Feminist 86:848, December 7, 1973.

challenge to the Third Republic's 2263 Karen M. Offen, "A feminist public education for girls: thecampaign for equal access to the Baccalaureat, 1880-1924,"1973. (Stanford UniversiLy, Palo Alto, California) question as a social issue in 2264 Karen M. Offen, "The woman Republic France before 1914,"1974. (Stanford University, Palo Alto, California)

in laboring families: 2265 Laura Oren, "The welfare of women England 1860-1950," FEMINISTSTUDIES 1(3-4):107-125, Winter- Spring 1973. students in the medievaluniver- 2266 S.J. Overman, "Women and sities," JOURNAL OF THE NATIONALASSOCIATION OF WOMEN DEANS AND COUNSELORS 37:88-93,Winter 1974. OF WOMEN IN 1,8TH CENTURY 2267 Peter Petschauer, +THE EDUCATION Boone, North Caro- GERMANY. (Appalachian State University, lina 28608) Wollstonecraft's A VINDICATION 2268 Carol Hoaglan Poston, "Mary OF THE RIGHTS OF WOMAN: a criticaland annotated edition," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL34(5):2575A, November 1973.

190 - 181 - 1.2 2269 Jean Helen Quataert, "The German socialistwomen's movement 1890-1918: issues, internal conflicts,and the main personages," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(4):2189A, October1974.

2270 Eugene L. Rasor, +"The double standard inVictorian England: the Contagious Diseases Acts." (Department of History, Emory and Henry College, Box CC, Emory, Virginia24.-.,27) This act and two similarones passed during the late 1860's were the first attempts to reiulate prostitution.

2271 Henry L. Roberts, FOUR QUEENS AND SEVERALKNAVES, with an introduction by Radmila Milentijevic. New York: Columbia University Press, 1974. This is a critique of the historiographicaltradition associated with important queens both interms of the nature of history and the function of historyin society.

2272Nancy L. Roelker, "The appeal of Calvinismto Fre,, noble- women in the Sixteenth Century," JOURNAL OF INTERDi6C1k,LI- NARY HISTORY 2(4):391-418, Spring 1972.

2273 Margaret L. Rossiter, "Women inthe French resistance." Pre- sented at the Second Berkshire Conference,1974. (Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe College, Cambridge,Massachusetts)

2274 Barbara Schnorrenberg, +"Women in 18th CenturyEngland." (Hamilton Hall, University of North Carolina,Chapel Hill, North Carolina 27514)

2275 H.W. Schupf, "Single women and social reform inmid-19th Centurk England: the case of Mary Carpenter,"VICTORIAN STUDIES 17:301-317, March 1974.

2276 Edward Shorter, "Female emancipation, birth control,and fertility in Europoan history," AMERICAN HISTORICALREVIEW 78(3):6057640, 1973. Links shifts in fertility in the mid-18thto mid-20th Centuries in Europe to changes in the mentalities ;51'women and changes in the knowledge of birth control.

2277 Philip E. Slater, "The Greek family in historyand myth," ARETHUSA 2:9-44, Spring 1974.

2278 Charles Sowerwine, "Women and socialism in France 1871-1921: socialist women's groups from Leonie Roudazeto Louise Sav- moneau," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(1):385A, July1974.

2279 Laura Strumingher, "The feminist press of Lyon." Presented at the Berkshire Conference, 1974. (Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe College,.Cambridge, Massachusetts) Encompasses the press of the early 1830's.

+ indicaces work in progress

191 1.2,3 - 182 - workers in 2280 Laura Sharon Strumingher, "Les Canutes: women the Lyonese silk industry, 1835-1848,"DISSERTATION AB- STRACTS 35(4):2198A, October 1974.

in the Bexley 2281 Nigel Todd, "Labour women: a study of women Branch of the British Labour Party(1945-1950)," JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY HISTORY 8:159-173, April 1973.

university in France and 2282 M. Tournier, "Women and access to Germany (1861-1967)," COMPARATIVE EDUCATION9:107-117, October 1973.

household: material 228.: Patricia Branca Uttrachi, "Health and culture of middle-class women in NineteenthCeatury Britain," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(10):6579A, April1974. "We are not 2284Judith R. Walkowitz and Daniel J. Walkowitz, beasts of the field': prostitution andthe poor in Plymouth and Southampton under the contagiousdiseases act," FEMINIST STUDIES 1(3-4):73-106, Winter-Spring 1973.

"Medieval women: their 2285 Suzanne F. Wemple and Joan McNamara, gain and loss of power," BARNARDALUMNAE 6.7,:8-11, Winter 1974.

Middle Ages and after," 2286B.H. Westman, "Women's rights in the THE CENTER MAGAZINE 7:56, March 1974.

2287 "Women in antiquity," ARETHUSA 6,Spring 1973. Special issue.

AND ROME. New York: 2288 Verena Zinserling, WOMEN IN GREECE Universe Books, 1973.

3 UNITED STATES in Wyoming," THE NORSEMAN1: 2289Erik Aaronsen, "Pioneer professor 15-19, 1974. spindles: an examination f 2290Sandra Adickes, "Mind among the some of the journals, newspapers,and memoirs of the Lowell female operatives," WOMEN STUDIES1(3):279-287, 1973.

social justice: Chicago, 1910- 2291Sue Anderson, "Prostitution and 48:203-228, June 1974. _ 1915," THE SOCIAL SERVICE REVIEW "Gastonia, 1929, strike at 2292 Carolyn Ashbough and Dan McCurry, Winter the Laray Mill,"SOUTHERN EXPOSURE, pp. 185-203, 1973-1974. Memoirs of Vera Buch Weisbord regardingher role as an organi- zer in the Gastonia strike. 192 - 183 - 1.3

2293Henry E. Barber, "The Association of Southern Women for the Prevention of Lynching, 1930-1942," PHYLON 34:378-389,Decem- ber 1973.

2294 Irving H. Bartlett and Glenn Cambor, "The history and psychodynamics of Southern womanhood," WOMEN STUDIES 2(1):9-24, 1974.

2295 Arnold H. Barton, "Scandinavian immigrant women'sencounter with America," SWEDISH PIONEER HISTORICAL QUARTERLY25(1): 37-42, 1974.

2296 Carol Berkin, "Within the conjurer's circle:women in colonial America." University Programs Modular Studies, General Learning Press, 1974.

2297Warren M. Billings, "The cases of Fernando and Elizabeth Key: a note on the status of blacks in Seventeenth Century Virginia," WILLIAM AND MARY QUARTERLY 30(3):467-474, 1973. Two court cases in early Virginia.

2298 Sidney R. Bland, "New life in an old movement: AlicePaul and the great sufferage march of 1913 in Washington, DC," RECORDS OF THE COLUMBIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF WASHINGTON, DC 48:657-678, 1973.

2299 Sidney Roderick Bland, "Techniques of persuasion: theNational Women's Party and woman suffrage, 1913-1919," 1972. George Washington University #72-18,580.

2300 Elizabeth C. Bouvier, +paid women workers in Massachusetts. (c/o Women's Center, 46 Pleasant Street, Cambridge, Massa- chusetts 02139) Examines women's labor organizations from the early 19th Cent Century to the beginning of the Boston League of the National Women's Trade Union League.

2301 Edwin B. Bronner, "An early anti-slavery statement: 1676," QUAKER HISTORY 62(1):47-50, 1973. Alice Curwen advocated breaking a Quaker law, forbidding Quakers to bring their slaves to meeting or to school.

2302 Richard C. Brown, "The lady muckrakers," AMERICAN HISTORY ILLUSTRATED 8:32-37, November 1973.

2303Mari Jo Buhle, "Feminism and socialism in the United States 1820-1920," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(6):3624A, December 1974.

2304 Vern L. Bullough, "An early American sex manual, or, Aristotle who?" EARLY AMERICAN LITERATURE 7(3):236-246, 1973. Sex manual popular in the 18th and early 19th Centuries.

+ indicates work in progress

193 1.3 - 184 -

2305 John.C. Burnham, "Progressive era revolutionin American attitudes toward sex," JOURNAL OF AMERICAN HISTORY59:885- 908, March 1973.

2306 Joan N. Burstyn, "Educational experiencesfor women at Carnegie-Mellon University: a brief history," WESTERNPENN- SYLVANIA HISTORICAL MAGAZINE 56:141-153;-April1973.

2307Jane Jerome Camhi, "Women against women:American anti- suffragism, 1880-1920," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS35(6):3625A, December 1974.

2308 D'Ann Campbell,+"Women, children, and thefamily in 19th and 20th Century collective." (University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, North Carolina 27514)

2309 Betty Boyd Caroli, +immigrant women in theUnited States, 1880-1921. (30 Fifth Avenue, New York, New York10011)

2310 Lynne Cheney, "It all began in Wyoming:America's first woman suffrage law," AMERICANHERITAGE 24:62-66, April 1973.

2311 Katherine Clinton, "Pioneer women in Chicago,1833-1837," JOURNAL OF THE WEST 12:317-324, April 1973.

9312 Nancy Falik Cott, "In the bonds ofwomanhood: perspectives on female experience andconsciousness in New England, 1780- 1830," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(6):3628A,December 1974.

2313 E.M. Coughlin and C.E. Coughlin,"Convention in petticoats: the Seneca Falls Declaration of Woman'sRights," TODAY's SPEECH 21:17-23, Fall 1973.

study of the 2314 Timothy J. Crimmins, "The crystal stair: a effects of caste and class on secondaryeducation in the late Nineteenth Century, AtlantaGeorgia," URBAN EDUCATION 8:401-421, January 1974.

the Oneida community 2315 Marilyn H. Dalsimer, "Women and family in 1837-1881." (53 Cheever Place, Brooklyn, New York11231)

2316John Demos, "The American family in pasttime," AMERICAN SCHOLAR 43:422-446, Summer 1974.

the rights of woman. 2317 Linda Grant DePauw, +Abigail Adams and (George Washington University, Washington,DC 20008)

2318 Linda Grant DePauw, +anthology of womenin Eighteenth Cen- tury America. (George Washington University, Washington, DC 20008)

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2319 Linda Grant DePauw, +founding mothers:women of America in the Revolutionary Era. (Department of History, George Washington University, Washington, DC 20052)

2320 Linda Grant DePauw, FOUR TRADITIONS: WOMEN OF NEW YORKDURING THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION. Pittsburgh: KNOW, 1974. (KNOW, Inc., P.O. Box 86031, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15221)

2321Alison R. Drucker, +"Americanwomen and the emergence of the Chinese women's movement, 1840-1927." (226 West School House Lane, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19144)

2322 Ellen Dubois, +study of the sexual attitudes and ideology of 19th Century feminists in the United States, withspecial attention to their attempts to deal with marriage, childbearing, sexual intercourse, etc.,as political issues. (71 Park Street, Somerville, Massachusetts 02143)

2323Ellen Dwyer and Fred Stielow, +study of the beginning of the physical fitness movement for women in late 19th Century America. (ED, Women's Studies Program, Memorial 219, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana 47401)

2324 Ernest Earnest, THE AMERICAN EVE IN FACT AND FICTION, 1775- 1914. Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 1974.

2325Helane Hedy Ehrlich, +"Influence of theSecond World War on women's social and political consciousness," 1973. Depart- ment of French, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, New Jersey 08903)

2326Rudolf Engelbarts, WOMEN IN THE UNITED STATES CONGRESS,1917- 1972. Littleton (Colorado): Libraries Unlimited, 1974.

2327 Gail Falk, "Women and unions: a historical view," WOMEN'S RIGHTS LAW REPORTER 1(4):54-65, Spring 1973.

2327 Thomas Robert Feld, "A comparative study of the suffrage phase and the women's liberation phase of the woman'smovement: a case study of the rhetorical adaptation," DISSERTA- TION ABSTRACTS 33(9):5328A, March 1973. Feld's thesis is that both movements failed. "Contemporary feminists...concentrate on attacking institutions which they cannot realistically hope to change."

2328 Judith Joy Fryer, "The Faces of Eve: a study ofwomen in American life and literature in the Nineteenth Century," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(5):2558A, November 1973.

+ indicates work in progress 195 1.3 - 186 -

2329Dennis Anthony Fus, "Persuasion on the plains:the woman suffrage movement in Nebraska," 1973. Indiana University #73-2663.

2330 Dee Garrison, "Tender technicians: the feminizationof public librarianship, 1876-1905," JOURNAL OF SOCIAL HISTORY, pp. 131- 159, Winter 1972-1973.

2331 Rhoda Lois Goldstein, +"White women and racial justice." (Sociology Department, Douglass College, New Brunswick, New Jersey 08903) An in-depth interview study of white women whohave been active in the movement for racial justics, from the Civil Rights movement through the present period, concentrating on New Jersey activists.

2332 Linda Gordon and others, "A review of sexism inAmerican historical writing," WOMEN STUDIES 1(1):133-158, 1972.

2333 Linda Gordon, "Voluntary motherhood: the beginningsof feminist birth control ideas in the United States,"FEMINIST STUDIES 1 (3-4):5-22, Winter-Spring 1973.

2334 Charles S. Green, III, "Modernization and theparticipation of women in social, economic, and politicalinstitutions," 1974. (University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Virginia 22901)

2335 Maureen Greenwald, +"The impact of World War I on womenworkers in the United States." (University of Pittsburgh, Pitts- burgh, Pennsylvania 15260)

2336Jan Zita Grover, +"New York City's workingwomen's hotel: a case in late 19th Centuryattitudes toward the urban woman worker." (English Department, Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona 85821)

2337 Patricia Foster Haines, +"Equality ofcoeducational opportunity: historical perspectives from Cornell University,1871-1921." (1202 East State Street, Ithaca, New York 14850) Draws upon qualitative and quantitativeevidence of student/ alumnae/alumni experiences to measure equity of access to equal quality education for the sexes undercoeducation at Cornell University during this period.

sex edu- 2338John S. Haller, Jr., "From Maidenhood to menopause: cation for women in Victorian America," JOURNALOF POPULAR CULTURE 6:49-69, Summer 1972.

2339 Mary W.M. Hargreaves, "Homesteadingand homemaking on the plains: a review," AGRICULTURAL HISTORY47(2):156-163, 1973. Reviews three books about 20th Centuryhomesteading on the northern Great Plains.

196 - 187 - 1.3

2340 Susan artmann, +United States women in World War II. (Depar of History, University of Missouri, St.Louis, MissoL 121)

2341 Susan M. Hartmann, "The dimensions of'woman's place' in American history," JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARYBUSINESS, Summer 1973.

2342 Susan M. Hartmann, "Paradox of women'sprogress, 1820-1920," FORUM PRESS, 1974. An analysis of changes in women'sstatus in the United States, 1820-1920.

2343 Donald W. Hastings.and J. GregoryRobinson, "Reexamination of Hernes' model on theprocess of entry into first marriage for United States women, cohorts1891-1945," AMERICAN SOCIO- LOGICAL REVIEW 38:138-142, February1973.

2344 Blanche Hersh, +"The slavery ofsex: feminist-abolitionists in Nineteenth Century America." (Departtent of History, Uni- versity of Illinois, Chicago Circle,Chicago, Illinois 60680) Study of the first generation of Americanfeminists and the link between abolitionism and feminism.

2345 Ronald Hogeland,:,"Beyond women's studies: towardan understanding of ma141.female relationships inAmerican history -- an exploratory essay." (University of'Wisconsin, Stevens Point, Wisconsin 54481)

2346Ronald W. Hogeland, "Coeducation of thesexes as Oberlin College: a study of social ideas in mid-NineteenthCentury America," JOURNAL OF SOCIAL HISTORY 6(2):160-176,Winter 1972-1973.

2347 Engin Inel Holmstrom, "Educationaldevelopment of American women: a historical view." (American Council on Education, 1785 Massachusetts Avenue, NW, Washington, DC20036)

2348Ellen Malino James, "Women and Poverty:sources on poor relief in New York City since 1901L" Presented at the Berk- shire Conference, 1974. (EMJ, New School for Social Research, 66 West 12th Street, New York, New York10011)

2349 Maxine Jenkins, "Women in the San FranciscoCity strike," UNION W.A.G.E. 23:6-7, May-June 1974.

2350Billi Barnes Jensen, "Coloradowoman suffrage campaigns of the 1870's," JOURNAL OF TEE WEST 12:254-271,April 1973.

+ indicates work in progress

197 1.3 - 188 - Century America: some 2351 Billi Barnes Jensen, "Women in 20th new historical statements,"WOMEN STUDIES ABSTRACTS 2(3): 1-5, Summer 1973.

kitchens: utopian 2352Arnita Jones, "Free love and communal socialists answer the woman question,"1974. (Indiana University Southeast, New Albany,Indiana 47150) Analysis of the connections betweenUtopians and feminism with emphasis on the Owenites andtheir contributions to the emancipation of women.

2353June Frances Kearney, "The historyof women's intercolle- _giate athletics in Ohio, 1945-1972,"DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(8):4838A, February 1974.

Wright on women's 2354 K.E. Kendall and J.Y. Fisher, "Frances rights: eloquence versus ethos," QUARTERLYJOURNAL OF SPEECH 60:58-68, February 1974.

unions, 1870-1920: the 2355James J. Kenneally, "Women and trade quandary of the reformer," LABORHISTORY 14:42-55, Winter 1973.

2356 L.K. Kerber, "Daughters ofColumbia: educating women for the Republic, 1787-1805," in StanleyElkins and Eric McKitrick, eds., THE HOFSTADTER AEGIS:A MEMORIAL. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1974. stepdaughters: the impact 2357 Susan J. Kleinberg, "Technology's of industrialization upon working classwomen, Pittsburgh, 1865-1890," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS35(2):986A, August 1974.

American jezebels: Anne 2358Lyle Koehler, "The case of the Hutchinson and female agitation duringthe years of the Anti- monian turmoil, 1636-1640," WILLIAMAND MARY QUARTERLY 31(1): 55-78, 1974.

2359Nancy T. Kondert, "The romance andreality of defeat: southern women in 1865," JOURNALOF MISSISSIPPI HISTORY 35(2):141- 452, 1973. Attitudes of southern women towardthe defeat of the Con- federacy in 1865.

and the battle of the ballot," 2360T.A. Larson, "Montana women MONTANA 23(1):24-41, 1973. spirits': sorority and family 2361 Christopher Lasch, "TWo 'kindred in New England, 1839-1846," inChristopher Lasch, THE WORLD OF NATIONS: REFLECTIONS ONAMERICAN HISTORY, POLITICS, AND CULTURE. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1973. 198 - 189 - 1.3

2362Christopher Lasch, "The woman reformer's rebuke," in Chris- topher Lasch, THE WORLD OF NATIONS: REFLECTIONS ONAMERICAN HISTORY. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1973.

2363 Mark H. Leff, "Consensus for reform:the mothers' pension movement in the Progressive Era," SOCIAL SERVICE REVIEW 47 (3):397-417, September 1973.

2364J. Stanley Lemons, "Social feminism in the1920's: progressive women and industrial legislation," LABOR HISTORY 14:83-91, Winter 1973.

2365 Carolyn M. Lenz, "Newspaper womenon metropolitan dailies: an historical survey and case study," 1973. (University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin)

2366 G. Lerner, "Early community work of black clubwomen," JOURNAL OF NEGRO HISTORY 59:158-167, April 1974.

2367 William L. Lumpkin, "The role ofwomen in 18th Century Vir- inia Baptist life," BAPTIST HISTORY AND HERITME 8:158-167, July 1973.

2368 Fred R. Mabbutt, "The myth of the American womayi,"COLORADO QUARTERLY 21(3):293-305, 1973. Discusses the misinterpretation of the place and importance of women in American history by American historians.

2369Elfrieda B. McCauley, "The manufacturers' and villagelibrary of Somersworth, New Wmpshire," HISTORICAL NEW HAMPSHIRE27 (2):89-107, 1972. A library developed primarily for factory girls.

2370 Elfrieda B. McCauley, "The New England mill girls: feminine influence on the development of public libraries in New England, 1820-1860," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(2):1134A, August 1974.

2371 C.K. McFarland and Nevin E. Neal, "The reluctant reformer: Woodrow Wilson and woman suffrage, 1913-1920," ROCKY MOUNTAIN SOCIAL SCIENCE JOURNAL 11:33-43, April 1974.

2372Elizabeth C. Macphail, "When the red lights went out in San Diego: the little known story of San Diego's 'restricted' district," JOURNAL OF SAN DIEGO HISTORY 20:1-28, Spring 1974.

2373Nancy E. Malan, "How 'ya gonna keep 'em down?: Women and World War I," PROLOGUE 5:208-239, Winter 1973.

+ indicates work in progress 199 1.3 - 190 -

2374 Lonna Myers Malmsheimer, "New England funeral sermons and changing attitudes towards woman, 1672-1792," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(7):4161A, January 1974.

2375 Mary Elizabeth Massey, "Making of a feminist," JOURNAL OF SOUTHERN HISTORY 39:3-22, February 1973.

2376Judith Mesinger, "The feminist movement as reflected n the Gerrit Smith papers," THE COURIER 10:45-54, Spring 1973.

2377Roberta Balstad Miller, "Women and American History," WOMEN STUDIES 2(1):105-113, 1974. Analysis of current focus on women's history.

2378 Sally. M. Miller, "Women in ihe Socialist Party of America: ideological schizophrenia," 1974. (Department of History, University of the Pacific, Stockton, California 95711)

2379 Eva Moseley, "Women in archives: documenting the historyof women in America," AMERICAN ARCHIVIST 36(2):215-222,1973. Methods and problems of research.

2380 David George Ondercin, "The compleat woman: the equal rights amendment and perceptions of womanhood, 1920-1972," DISSERTA- TION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(5):2528A, November1973.

2381 Phyllis Marynick Palmer; "Frances Wright D'Arusmont: case study of a reformer," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(5):2528A-2529A, November 1973.

2382 Ross E. Paulson, WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE AND PROHIBITION: A COMPARA- TIVE STUDY OF EQUALITY AND SOCIAL CONTROL. Glenview (Illinois): Scott, Foresman, 1973.

2383 Sandra Perry, "Sex and sentiment in America or what was really going on between the staves of 19th Century songs of fashion," JOURNAL OF POPULAR CULTURE 6:32-48, Summer 1972. Idealized mothers and female moral superiority; morbidity as a response to unwanted pregnancies andno'provitions-for---- divorce.

2384 Elizabeth Pleck, "A mother's wages: the role of Black women in the family economy, 1896-1911." Presented at the Berkshire Women's History Conference, 1974. (Department of History, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104)

2385 David Morris Potter, "American women and the American character," in Don,E. Fehrenbacher, ed., HISTORY AND AMERICAN SOCIETY: ESSAYS OF DAVID M. POTTER.New York: Oxford Uni- versity Press, 1973.

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2386 Carol Benson Pye, ed., "Letters from an Illinois farm, 18647 1865," JOURNAL OF THE ILLINOIS STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY 66 (4) :387-403, 1973. Louisa Jane Phifer's letters to her husband during the Civil War describing her daily life managing the farm and seven children.

2387Judith Becker Ranlett, "Sorority and community: women's answer to a changing Massachusetts, 1865-1895," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(6):3654A, December 1974.

2388Mary Lou Remley, "Women and competitive athletics," MARYLAND HISTORIAN 4:89-94, Fall 1973.

2389 Dominic Ricciotti, "Popular art in Godey's Lady's Book: an im image of the American woman, 1830-1860," HISTORICAL NEW HAMP- 'SHIRE 27(1):3-26, 1972.

2390Glenda Riley, ORIGINS OF AMERICAN FEMINISM. St. Louis (Missouri): Forum Press, 1973. Pamphlet giving overview of forerunners of the Seneca Falls Convention.

2391Harriet Rochlin, "Amazing adventure of a good woman," JOURNAL OF THE WEST 12:281-295, April 1973.

2392 Ruth Rosen, +"The lost sisterhood: prostitution in the American past." (University of California, Davis, California 95616)

2393Charles E. Rosenberg, "Sexuality, class, and role in 19th Cen- tury America," AMERICAN QUARTERLY 25:131-153, May 1973.

2394 Charles Rosenberg and Carrol Smith-Rosenberg, "The female animal; medical and biological views of woman and her role in 19th Century America," JOURNAL OF AMERICAN HISTORY 60(2): 332-356, 1973.

2395 Alice S. Rossi, ed., THE i.EMINIST PAPERS: FROM ADAMS TO DE BEAUVOIR. New York: Columbia University Press, 1973.

2396M.W. Rossiter, "Women scientists in America before 1920," AMERICAN SCIENTIST 62:312-323, May-June 1974.

2397Barbara. Salsini, ELIZABETH STANTON: A LEADER OF THE WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE MOVEMENT. Char/otteville (New York): Samhar Press, 1973. (Charlotteville, New York 12036)

2398 Barbara Salsini, SUSAN B. ANTHONY: A CRUSADER FOR WOMEN'S RIGHTS. Charlotteville (New York): Samhar Press, 1973. (Char- lotteville, New York 12036)

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2399 San Francisco Women's History Group, WHAT HAVE WOMEN DONE? A PHOTO ESSAY ON THE HISTORY OF WORKING WOMEN IN THE UNITED STATES. San Francisco: United Front Press. 1974.

2400 Kathleen Schneider, "Social aspects of style with particular focus on Nineteenth Century women's dresses," STATEN ISLAND HISTORIAN 31:125, 128-131, July-September 1973.

2401 Anne Firor Scott, "Dom forays into women's history," 1974. (Department of History, Duke University, Durham, North Caro- lina 27706)

2402 Alice Almond Shrock, "Feminists, flappers, and the maternal mystique: changing conceptions of women and their roles in

. the 1920's," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(6):3657A, December 1974.

2403Eliane Leslau Silverman, "Theodore Roosevelt and women: the inner conflict of a president and its impact on his ideology," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(9):5885A, March 1974. Roosevelt's conversion to the cause of women's suffrage was based on his growing conviction that women in the electorate. would not stimulate a radical change in the patriarchal family but would rather reinforce it.

2404 Daniel:Scott Smith, "Family limitation, sexual control, and domestic feminism in Victorian America," FEMINIST STUDIES 1 (3-4):40-57, Winter-Spring 1973.

2405 Hilda Smith, "The struggle for woman suffrage in Kansas," 1974. (Fort Hays Kansas State College, Hays, Kansas 67601)

2406Carroll Smith-Rosenberg, "Cycles of femininity: puberty and menopause in 19th Century America." Presented at the Berk- shire Conference on Women's History, March 1973. (Department of History, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Penn- sylvania 19104)

2407 C. Smith-Rosenberg, "Puberty to menopause: the cycle of femininity in Nineteenth Century America," FEMINIST STUDIES 1 (3-4):58-72, Winter-Spring 1973.

2408 June Sochen, HERSTORY: A WOMAN'S VIEW OF AMERICAN HISTORY. Port Washington (New York): Alfred Publishing, 1974.

2409 June Sochen, MOVERS AND SHAKERS: AMERICAN WOMEN THINKERS AND ACTIVISTS, 1900-1970. New York: Quadrangle, 1973.

2410 Edgar I. Stewart, "The Custer battle and widow's weeds," MONTANA 22(1):52-59, 1972. Situation of the widows of the soldiers who died in the Battle of the Little Big Horn in 1876. 202 - 193 - 1.3

2411 Eleanor F. Straub, "United States government policy toward civilian women during World War II," PROLOGUE 5:240-254, Winter 1973.

241 Josep5 Stucker, "The impact of woman suffrage on pa.tterns of voter participation in the United States: quasi- ex,Ierimental and real-time analysis," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 3S(1):545A, July 1974.

*2.413 A. Elizabeth Taylor, +"A history of the Nineteenth Amendment." (Box 23687, Texas Woman's University, Denton, Texas 76204)

2414 A. Elizabeth Taylor, +"The woman's suffrage movement in the Southern States." (Box 23687, Texas Woman's University, Den- ton, Texas 76204)

2415 Douglas O. Tice, "Bread or blood!' the Richmond bread riot," CIVIL WAR TIMES ILLUSTRATED 12:12-19, February 1974.

2416Marie Mitchell Olesen Urbanski, "Margaret Fuller's 'Woman in the Nineteenth Century," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(3): 1636A, September 1974.

2417 Daniel J. Walkowitz, "Working-class women in the gilded age: factory, community, and family life among Cohoes, New York, cotton workers," JOURNAL OF SOCIAL HISTORY 5(4):464-490, Summer 1972.

2418 Emma Seifrit Weigley, "It might have been euthenics: the Lake Placid conferences and the home economics movement," AMERICAN QUARTERLY 26:79-96, March 1974.

2419 R. Wein, "Women's colleges and domesticity, 1875-1918," HISTORY OF EDUCATION QUARTERLY 14:31-47, Spring 1974.

2420 Allen Weinstein, "The sixty-fifth annual meeting of the Organi- zation of American Historians," JOURNAL OF AMERICAN HISTORIANS 60(2) :373-408, 1973. The April 1972 meeting reflected a cross-section of significant - work on women's history and historiography with an emphasis on materials for women's history.

2421 Bell I. Wiley, "Women of the lost cause," AMERICAN HISTORY ILLUSTRATED 8:11-23, December 1973. The Civil War.

2422 Joan Hoff Wilson, "Dancing dogs of the colonial period: women scientists," EARLY AMERICAN LITERATURE 7(3):225-235, 1973.

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2423 Susan Ilene Wise, +"The dissolving experience: women in colonial America." (540 Dixmyth Avenue, #4, Cincinnati, Ohio 45220) Discusses the "dissolving experience" of women's rights in colonial New England and the kinds of activities in which women were participating in 18th Century Massachusetts Bay.

2425 "Women and the American West," MONTANA: THE MAGAZINE OF WESTERN HISTORY 24, Summer 1974. Special issue.

2426 Ann Douglas Wood, "The faShionable diseases: women's complaints and their treatment in Nineteenth Century America," JOURNAL OF INTERDISCIPLINARY HISTORY 4(1):25-52, 1973.

2427Ann Douglas Wood, "The literature of impoverishment: the women local colorists in America 1865-1914,"WOMEN STUDIES 1(1):3-45, 1972.

2428 Helena Wright, "Uncommon mill girls of Lowell," HISTORY TODAY 23:10-19, January 1973.

2429 James R. Wright Jr., "The assiduous wedge: woman suffrage and the.Oklahoma constitutional convention," CHRONICLES OF OKLAHOMA 51:421-443, Winter 1973-1974.

2430 Jean Fagan Yellin', "DuBois' Crisis and woman's suffrage," MASSACHUSETTS REVIEW 14:365-375, Spring 1973.

2431 Joanna Schneider Zangrando, "Women in archives: un historian's view on the liberation of Clio," AMERICAN ARCHIVIST 36(2): 203-214, 1973.

4 GENERAL/OTHER COUNTRIES

2432 Sylvia Arrom,+"A social history of women in Mexico City, 1800-1857." (Stanford University, Stanford, California 94305)

2433Annette K. Baxter, ed., SEX AND EQUALITY: AN ORIGINAL AN- THOLOGY. New York: Arno Press, 1974.

2434 M. Bead and C.N. Degler, "Woman as force in history," DAEDALUS 103:67-73, Winter 1973-1974.

2435 Charlotte L. Beahan, "The women's press in China prior to the revolution of 1911," June 1973. (Department of History, Wichita State University, Wichita, Kansas 67208)

2436 Maxine D. Bernstein and Nancy Felipe Russo, "The history of psychology revisited, or, up with our foremothers," AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST 29:130-134, February 1974. Discusses the lack of historical insight into the contribu-

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tions of women in psychology.

2437 Kay Boals, THE POLITICS OF MALE-FEMALE RELATIONS, January 1973. (Department of Politics, Princeton University, Princeton, New Jersey 08540) Study of the historical evolution of male-female roles and attitudes.

2438 Vern L. Bullough, THE SUBORDINATE SEX. Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 1973. A cross-cultural and historical study of attitudes toward women from Ancient Egypt and Babylon to the present day.

2439Vern Bullough and Martha Voght, "Women, menstruation and 4ine- teenth Century medicine," BULLETIN OF THE HISTORY OF MEDICINE 47:66-82, January-February 1973.

2440Vern Bullough and Bonnie Bullough, +WOMEN, SEX, AND PROSTITU; TION. (VB, Department of History, California State Univer- sity, Northridge, California 91335; BB, School of Nursing, University of California, Los Angeles, California 90024) History and analysis of prostitution historically, cross- culturally, and sociologically.

2441 Joan N. Burstyn and Ruth R. Corrigon, "Images of women in school textbooks 1880-1920." Presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Educational Research Association, April 1974. ERIC, ED 090 457.

2442 Evelyn May Cherpak, "Women and the independence of Gran Colombia,1780-1830," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(9):5838A, March 1974.

2443 Alison R. Drucker, "The feminist trend in China, 1895-1927: toward a comparative interpretation." Presented at the Berk- shire Women's History Conference, October 1974. (226 West School House Lane, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19144)

2444 Barbara Engel,+"From feminism to populism: a study of Russian women in the 1860's and 1970's." (105 West 75th Street, New York, New York 10023)

2445 Elizabeth Fee, "The sexual politics of Victorian social anthropology," FEMINIST SUTDIES 1(3-4):23-39, Winter-Spring 1973.

2446Mary Lowenthal Felstiner, +"Women in the Chilean movement of independence from Spain." (San Francisco State University, 1600 Holloway Avenue, San Francisco, California 94132)

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2447 FEMINIST STUDIES 1(3-4), Winter-Spring 1973. Special issue on women's history. Contains papers presented at the Annual Berkshire Conference on Women at Douglas College, March 1973.

2448 Linda Marie Fritschner, "The rise and fall of home economics: a study with implications for women, education, and change," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(10):6770A, April 1974.

2449 Janet Zollinger Giele, "Centuries of womanhood: an evolu- tionary perspective on the feminine role," WOMEN STUDIES 1(1):97-110, 1972.

2450 Rose L. Glickman, "The factory woman: Russia 1880-1917." (Department of History, Mills College, Oakland, California 94613)

2451 Rose L. Glickman, +"Women in the industrial work force: Russia 1880-1917." (Deparmtent of History, Mills College, Oakland, California 94613)

2452 Thomas Lewis Hamer, "Beyond feminism: the women's movement in Austrian social democracy, 1890-1920," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(8):5059A, February 1974.

2453 Esther M. Harding, WOMAN'S MYSTERIES: ANCIENT AND MODERN. New York: G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1972.

2454 Mary S. Hartmanand Lois W. Banner, eds., CLIO'S CONSCIOUS- NESS RAISED: NEW PERSPECTIVES ON THE HISTORY OF WOMEN. New York: Harper and Row, 1974. (Department of History, Douglass College, New Brunswick, New Jersey 08903) Collection of essays from the Berkshire Historical Conference held at Douglass College in 1973.

2455 Maryann Hartman, "Women who have dared: Joan of Arc to Gloria Steinem." (325 Stevens Hall, University of Maine, Orono, Maine 04473) Readings from drama, poetry, prose, speeches compiled as a script for solo presentation.

2456 Beth Helringer, Robin Sheets, and William Veeder, eds., +"The girl of the period: Victorian literature and feminism in England and America." (BH or WV, Department of English, Uni- versity of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois; RS, Department of English, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio) Anthology of Victorian texts, essays, reviews, sermons, treatises, diatribes, letters, relating to literature and the Woman Question.

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2457 Kuo Cheng Ho, "The status and role of women in the Chinese Com- munist Movement, 1946-1949," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(11): 6481A, May 1973,

2458 Ronald Hogeland and Jane Schlenburg, WOMEN IN WESTERN CIVI- LIZATION. Madison (Wisconsin): University of Wisconsin Press, 1973.

2459 Kay Ann Holmes, "Relfections by gaslight: prostitution in another age," ISSUES IN CRIMINOLOGY 7(1):83-101, Winter 1972. How prostitution has been dealth with in the last two centuries.

2460 Donna Iven, "Sex roles in sexual behavior: an historical perspective," 1973. ERIC, ED 092 857.

2461 Robin M. Jacoby, +"The British and American women's trade union leagues 1880-1925." (University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104) Interaction of feminism and class consciousness.

2462Arnita Jones, "Marxist historians and women," 1974. (Indiana University Southeast, New Albany, Indiana 47150)

2463 Abby R. Kleinbaum, +"Women's history: enlightenment historiography." (Department of Social Science, Manhattan Community College, CUNY, 1633 Broadway, New York, New York 10019)

2464 R. Louis, "Women and the cooperative movement," COOPERATIVE INFORMATION 48(2):11-24, 1972.

2465 Elizabeth Petuff Martin, +study of 27 women saints who lived in Italy between 1200 and 1500. (Department of Comparative Literature, South College, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Massachusetts 01002)

2466 Juliet McGrath, +"The Swetnam pamphlets." (Department of English, Mbsey 419, University of Rochester, Rochester, New York 14627) A psychoanalytic discussion of a Seventeenth Century feminist controversy.

2467 R.M. Morantz, "Perils of feminist history," JOURNAL OF INTERDISCIPLINARY HISTORY 4:649-660, Spring 1974.

2468 Judy C. Moreland and Suzanne B. Kurth, "Giving women what they want? the representation of trends in the roles of women in women's magazines, 1956-1970," 1974. (Pennsylvania State University, University Park, Pennsylvania.16802).

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2469 M. Ostrogorski, THE RIGHTS OF WOMEN: A COMPARATIVE STUDY IN HISTORY AND LEGISLATION. Samuel Ambaras, Inc., 1973. Reprint of the 1893 edition.

2470 E.M. Palmegiano, +IDEAS ABOUT WOMEN IN VICTORIAN MAGAZINES AND NEWSPAPERS.'(St. Peters College, Kennedy Boulevard, Jersey City, New Jersey 07306) Survey of ideas about women in Victorian magazines and newspapers from 1832-1867 to determine the impact of the media in shaping female behavior models.

2471 Howard L. Parsons, "Gender, sex-roles and humanness: the dialectics of body, culture, and human fulfillment." (Depart- ment of Philosophy, University of Bridgeport, Bridgeport, Connecticut 06602) Study of the biological, sexual, and familial evolution of the human species of prehistory and the disruption of biologically based human cooperation by the class societies of history.

2472 David J. Pivar, PURITY CRUSADE: SEXUAL MORALITY AND SOCIAL CONTROL, 1868-1900. Westport (Connecticut): Greenwood Press, 1973.

2473 Linda W. Phelps, "The patriarchy: some historical dimensions," 1974. (2 West 40th Street, Kansas City, Missouri 64111)

2474 "Reinterpreting women's education: symposium," HISTORY OF EDUCATION QUARTERLY 14, Spring 1974.

2475 Joanna Richardson, "The great revolution: women's education in Victorian times," HISTORY TODAY 24:420-427, June 1974.

2476 Leonora L. Rosenfield, +women's rights in 18th Century countries: France, United States, and England. (Department of French and Italian, University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland 20742)

2477Dale Ross, "The role of the women of Petrograd in war, revolution, and counter-revolution, 1914-1921," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(10):6575A, April 1974.

2473 Sheila Rowbotham, HIDDEN FROM HISTORY: REDISCOVERING WOMEN IN HISTORY FROM THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY TO THE PRESENT. New York: Pantheon Books, 1974.

2479 Sheila Rowbotham, WOMEN, RESISTANCE, AND REVOLUTION: A HISTORY OF WOMEN AND REVOLUTION IN THE MODERN WORLD. New York: Vin- tage, 1973.

2480Rochelle Rutherchild (Goldberg), +Russian feminist movement, 1905-1917. (Goddard/Cambridge, 5 Upland Road, Cambridge, Massachusetts 02140)

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2481 'Therese Schwarz, "They build women a bad art history," FEMINIST ART JOURNAL 2(3):10-11, Fall 1973.

2482Carol Somer, "How women had control of their lives and lost it," SECOND WAVE 2(3):5-10, 1972. The sophistication of midwifery before the ascendance of male gynecology in the 19th Century.

2483 Rose M. Somerville, INTIMATE RELATIONSHIPS.Englewood Cliffs (New Jer-ey): Prentice Hall, 1974. Examines male-female and parent-child relationships in several centuries and various cultures through stories, poems, and excerpts from plays, novels, and biographies.

2484John Brodil South, "Age at marriage, completed family size, and economic fluctuations during the Nineteenth Century," DIS- SERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(6):2863A, December 1973.

2485 Judith E. Stein, +The iconography of Sappho in late 18th and 19th Century art. (Art History Department, Temple University, 1912 Park Mall, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19122)

2486 Richard Stites, "Women's liberation movements in Russia, 1900- 1930," CANADIAN-AMERICAN SLAVIC STUDIES 7(4):460-474, 1973.

2487Martha Vicinus, ed., SUFFER AND BE STILL: WOMEN IN TEE VICTORIAN AGE. Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 1973.

2488 "Women artists - what has history done to them?" RAMA PIPIEN: THE PEOPLE'S MEDIA DIGEST 3:19, May-June 1973. Unrecognized women artists.

2489Janet Saltzman Chafetz and Barbara Polk, "Room at the top: social recognition of British and American females over time," SOCIAL SCIENCE QUARTERLY 54:843-853, March 1974. (Depart- ment of Sociology, University of Houston, Houston, Texas 77004) Data from the 1925 and 1965 WHO'S WHO analyzed.

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2490 Bella Abzug, "Credit where it's (over)due," CIVIL LIBERTIES REVIEW 3:137-139, Summer 1974.

2491 Mack E. Barham, "Introduction: equal rights for women versus the civil code," TULANE LAW REVIEW 48(3):560-566, Spring 1974.

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2492 Carolyn Shaw Bell, "Women and social security: contributions and benefits." .Presented for the Hearings of the Joint Economic Committee on the Economic Problems of Women, July 25, 1973. (Department of Economics, Wellesley College, Wellesley, Massachusetts)

2493 James N. Benedict, "Homosexuality and the law - a right to be different?" ALBANY LAW REVIEW 38(1):84-104, 1973.

2494 Michael W. Betz, "Federal income tax discrimination between married and single taxpayers," UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN JOURNAL OF LAW REFORM 7(3):667-691, Spring 1974.

2495 George L. Bilbe, "Constitutionality of sex-based differentia- tions in the Louisiana community property regime," LOYOLA LW REVIEW 19(2):373-399, 1972-1973.

2496Neil Bodine, "Minors and contraceptives: a constitutional issue," ECOLOGY LAW QUARTERLY 3:843-867, Fall 1973.

2497 Kathleen L. Bogas, "...Classification based on sex is inherently suspect," JOURNAL OF URBAN LAW 51(3):535-545, February 1974.

2498Judith A. deBoisblanc, "Constitutional law: the equal protection clause and women's rights," LOYOLA LAW REVIEW 19(2): 542-551, 1972-1973.

2499 David Ira Brown, "Discredited American woman: sex discrimination in consumer credit," UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT DAVIS LAW REVIEW 6:61-82, 1973.

2500Dee Bruening, Candice Hektner, and Polly Riedel, "The web of an obscene bar exam question," STUDENT LAWYER 2(8):8, April 1974. Discussion of a blatantly sexist question on an Indiana state Bar exam.

2501 Alexandra P. Buck and Jeffrey H. Orleans, "Sex discrimination a bar to a democratic education: overview of Title XI of the Education Amendments of 1972," CONNECTICUT LAW REVIEW 6:1-27, Fall 1073.

2502 Shirley R. Bysiewicz, "Women penetrating the law," TRIAL 9(6): 27-28, November-December 1973.

2503 Case summaries, WOMEN'S RIGHTS LAW REPORTER 2(1):11-35, April 1974. Abortion, divorce, employment, homosexuality, prostitution, rape, sports, torts, unemployment, pregnancy, welfare.

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2504 Case summaries, WOMEN'S RIGHTS LAW REPORTER 1(3):36-70, Fall- Winter 1972-1973. .Bona fide occupational qualification (BFOQ), pre-employment; testing; BFOQ in promotion and seniority, job environment, prohibited occupati9ns, atmosphere and the female image, the male wage as a BFOQ, status discrimination applied to only one sex, pregnancy, union discrimination.

2505 Case summaries, WOMEN'S RIGHTS LAW REPORTER 1(4):65-101. Spring 19; Duty of fair representation, Equal Pay Act, fringe benefits,

. update, AT&T settlement, New York Telephone settlement.

2506 Case summaries, WOMEN'S RIGHTS LAW REPORTER 1(5):18-38, Sum- mer 1973. State protective legislation, mortgage and consumer credit, abortion alert, out of wedlock children.

2507 Case summaries, WOMEN'S RIGHTS LAW REPORTER 1(6):3-23,25-35, Winter 1974. Constitutional cases.; military corrections, search and seizure, juries, out of wedlock children, health, alternative living arrangements, custody, divorce, property, sports.

2508 "Constitutional law - arbitrary sex discrimination violates equal protection,b TEXAS SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW 2: 329, Winter 1973.

2509 "Constitutional law - sex as a suspect classification requi- ring compelling interest test," CREIGHTON LAW REVIEW 7:69-91, Fall 1973.

2510Karen DeCrow, SEXIST JUSTICE. New York: Random House, 1974.

2511 Neil J. Dilloff, "Federal court litigation over the regulation of adult grooming," ALBANY LAW REVIEW 38(3):387-406, 1974.

2512 "Discrimination.against women in health insurance plans," February 1974. (Temporary State Commission on Living Costs and the Economy, 355 Lexington Avenue, New York, New York 10017.)

2513 "Discrimination in classified advertising," ALBANY LAW REVIEW 38(4):847-865, 1974.

2514 Robert L. Doyel, "...Sex discrimination in the statute govern- ing the sale of beer to minors," OKLAHOMA LAW REVIEW 27(1): 32-39, Winter 1974.

2515 Nancy S. Erickson,"Women and the Supreme Court: anatomy is destiny," BROOKLYN LAW REVIEW 41:209, 1974. (Box 14F, Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn, New York 11238)

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2516Alona E. Evans and others, "Women and the American society of international law," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL LAW 68(2):290-299, April 1974.

2517"Fifth national conference on women and.the law," WOMEN'S RIGHTS LAW REPORTER 2(1):41, April 1974.'

2518Margaret J. Gates, "Credit discrimination against women: causes and solUtions," VANDERBILT LAW REVIEW 27(3):409-441, April 1974.

2519 Julius G. Getman, "The emerging constitutional principle of sexual equality," in Philip B. Kurland, ed., THE SUPREME COURT REVIEW, 1972. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1973.

2520Ruth Bader Ginsburg, "Comment: Frontiero v. Richardson," WOMEN'S RIGHTS LAW REPORTER 1(5):2-4, Summer 1973. Discussion of Supreme Court case declaring unconstitutional a fringe benefit system discriminatory to women.

2521 Ruth Bader Ginsburg, ed., "The status of women," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE LAW 20:585-723, Fall 1972. Women of France, Great Britain, Israel, Norway, Senegal, the Soviet Union, and Sweden. Symposium.

2522Hemda Golan, "International law and women's rights," WOMEN LAWYERS JOURNAL 59(1):17, Winter 1973.

2523 Arthur J. Goldberg, "Women's rights - myth orreality?"LAW AND FACT 46(5):4-5, May 1974.

2524 Martha W. Griffiths, "International women's year is just the beginning," AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION JOURNAL 60:1237-1239, October 1974.

2525Martha W. Griffiths, "Sex discrimination in income security programs," NOTRE DAME LAWYER 49(3):534-543, February 1974.

2526 Martha W. Griffiths, "Status of women," WOMEN LAWYERSJOURNAL 60(4):201-211, Fall 1974.

2527 Marilyn S. Gross, "Evaluating sex classifications: thesearch for standards," CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW 23(3):599-620, Spring 1974.

2528P.P. Houle and E.Z. Dubose, "Nonsupport contempt hearing: constitutional and statutory requirements," NEW HAMPSHIRE BAR JOURNAL 14:165-192, 1973.

2529 Linda R. Hirshman, "The constitution and Women's liberation," SOCIAL EDUCATION, pp. 381-386, May 1973.

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2530 Dalmer Wskins and Lenore E. Bixby, "Women and socialsecurity: law and policy in five countries," 1973. (Superintendent of Documents #HE3.49:42, Washington,DC)

2531 Evelyn Hunt, "Academic high schools: the need for equalprotection for girls," UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO LAW REVIEW 8():639-663, Spring 1974.

2532 Leo Kanowitz, "The male stake in women's liberation,"CALI- FORNIA WESTERN LAW REVIEW 8:424-430, Spring 1972.

2533Leo Kanowitz, SEX ROLES IN LAW AND SOCIETY: CASES ANDMATERIALS. Albequerque: University of New Mexico Press, 1973. Casebook on sex roles in American law and society:rape, property, pay, sex discrimination.

2534 Kenneth L. Karst. "Discrimination so trivial':a note on law and the symbolism of women's dependency," OHIO STATE LAW JOURNAL 35(3):546-557, 1974.

2535 Beverly Katz, Regina.Little, and Jemera Rone, "NOWv. WABC- TV: sexism in the media," WOMEN'S RIGHTS LAW REPORTER 1(4): ..48-54.,-Spring 1973.

2536Dennis Kendig, "Discrimination agsinst women in homemort- gage financing," YALE REVIEW OF LAW AND SOCIAL ACTION 3: 166-180, Winter 1973.

2537 Katharine Krause, "Denial of work releaseprograms to women: a violation of equal protection," SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA LAW REVIEW 47.(4):1453-1490, August 1974.

2538 Maureen Ellen Lally, "Women and credit," DUQUESNE LAW REVIEW 12(4):863-890, Summer 1974.

2539 "Laws of special interest to women in Michigan." (Michigan Women's Commission, Executive Office, Lansing, Michigan 48913)

2540 .Beth Leverzey and Joan Anderson, "Trials ofa woman lawyer," WOMEN'S RIGHTS LAW REPORTER 1(6):38-40, Winter 1974. Problems white female lawyers face in representing people who have little power because of sex, class,or race.

2541 Charlotte L. Levy, "Vestiges of sexism in Ohio and Kentucky property laws: a case of de facto discrimination," NORTHERN KENTUCKY STATE LAW FORUM 1(2):193-223, Winter 1973.

2542N.O. Littlefield, "Sex-based discrimination and credit granting practices," CONNECTICUT LAW REVIEW 5:575-597, Spring 1973.

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2543Nancy S. Maurice, "Aiello v. Hansen: a step toward a sex- blind constitution," NEW ENGLAND LAW REVIEW9(2):606-614, Spring 1974.

2544 Judith Mears, "Women and the law: a handbookfor Connecticut," December 1973. (Connecticut Civil Liberties Union, 57 Pratt Street, Hartford, Connecticut 06103)

2545 Harry V.B. Miller, "Sex discrimination and equalprotection: an analysis of constitutional approachesto achieve equal rights for women," ALBANY LAW REVIEW 38(1):66-83,1973.

2546 P.T. Mink, "Fight for equality," JOURNAL OF THENATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR WOMEN DEANS, ADMINISTRATORS, AND COUNSELORS 37:27-33, Fall 1973.

2547 Joan Mahoney Neff, "Equal protection - right tosterilization in public hospitals,"WAYNE LAW REVIEW 20(4):1167-1175, July 1974.

2548 New York State Commission for Human Rights,"Equal rights in New York: jobs, housing, public places," 1973. (New York State Commission for Human Rights, 270 Broadway,New York, New York 10007)

2549Gail Thain Parker, "Sex, sentiment, and OliverWendell Holmes," WOMEN STUDIES 1(1):47-63, 1972.

2550Nancy D. Polikoff, "Legislative solutions to sexdiscrimination in credit: an appraisal," WOMEN'SRIGHTS LAW REPORTER 2(2):26-33, December 1974.

2551 "Pregnant school girls and pregnant teachers:the policy problem school districts can sidestep nolonger," AMERICAN SCHOOL BOARD JOURNAL 160:23-31, March 1973.

2552John P. Price, "Marriage vs. education: aconstitutional conflict," MISSISSIPPI LAW JOURNAL 44:248, April1973. Suggests a standard be adopted by all secondaryschools which allows married or pregnant students to stayin classes or receive equivalent education elsewhere.

2553 Susan Kaufman Purcell, "Ideology and thelaw: sexism and Supreme Court decisions," in Jane S. Jaquette,ed., WOMEN IN POLITICS. New York: John Wiley and Sons, 1974.

2554 Joan A. Range, "Legal exclusion of womenfrom church office," THE JURIST 34:112-127, Winter-Spring 1974. Discusses the DECRETUM of Gratian, "Father ofCanon Law."

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2555 Virginia Reno, "Women newly entitled to retired-workez benefits: survey of new beneficiaries," SOCIAL SECURITY BULLETIN 36:3-26, April 1973.

2556 C.E. Rice, "Dred Scott Case of the TWentieth Century," HOUSTON LAW REVIEW 10:1059-1086, July 1973.

2557 Diana E. Richmond, "Down home: a new focus on Thirteenth Amendment, slavery," WOMEN'S RIGHTS LAW REPORTER 1(3):29- 33, Fall-Winter 1973-1974. Discusses women's position as vestigial remains of slavery: taking the husband's name, losing property, etc., and how the Thirteenth Amendment can be applied as a remedy tO this discrimination.

2558 George H. Robinson, Jr., "Life insurance as alimony- income tax aspects," LOUISIANA LAW REVIEW 34(1):114-121, Fall 1973.

2559 Susan D. Ross, THE RIGHTS OF WOMEN. New York: Richard W. Baron Publishing, 1973. American Civil Liberties Union handbook series.

2560 Robert T. Roth and Judith Lerner, "Sex-based discrimination in the mental institutionalization of women," CALIFORNIA LAW REVIEW 62(3):789-815, May 1974.

2561 Leslie J. Ruben and Susan A. Elliott, "Sex discrimination and sex-based mortality tables," BOSTON UNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW 53(3):624-656, May 1973.

2562 B. Sandler, "Discrimination is immoral, illegal, and, offenders find, costly," COUEGE AND UNIVERSITY BUSINESS 56:27-30, July 1974.

2563 Doris L. Sassower, "Women and the judiciary: undoing 'the law of the creator'," JUDICATURE 57(7):282-288, February 1974.

2564 G.H. Scott, "Sex and the law," NEW LAW JOURNAL 123:168-172, February 22, 1973.

2565 "Sex-based classifications are 'suspect'," RUTGERS CAMDEN LAW JOURNAL 5(2):348-364, Winter 1974.

2566 Lynn H. Shecter, "Constitutional law - refusal of veteran's organization to admit women...." WAYNE LAW REVIEW 20(1): 193-201, November 1973.

2567Mark Shlafmitz, "Social security - sex discrimination - statutory classification based on sex are constitutionally

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'suspect'," SETON HALL LAW REVIEW 5(4):958-976, Summer 1974.

2568Jeffrey R. Sliz, "...Sex discrimination - is it finally labelled 'suspect'?" GEORGIA STATE BAR JOURNAL 10(3):493- 499, February 1974.

2569 Bradley Soule and Kay Standley, "Perceptions of sex discrimination in law," AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION JOURNAL 59:1144- 1147, October 1973. Study finding that sex discriminatory action seems character- istic of the profession and appears to be accepted by a number of professionals.

2570 "So you thought you'd seen everything: the Indiana Bar examination," wnWN'S RIGHTS LAW REPORTER 2(1):37-39, April 1974. Sexist questirdus.

2571 B.A. Stein and L.M. Atkinson, "Women and law," TRIAL 10: 32-34, July 1974.

2572 Cookie Stephan, "Sex prejudice in jury simulation," SOCIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS 21(7)Supplement 37:263, December 1973.

2573Mark A. Stodola, "Homosexual's legal dilemma," ARKANSAS LAW REVIEW 27(4):687-721, Winter 1973.

2574 "...Supreme Court plurality declares sex a suspect classification," TULANE LAW REVIEW 48(3):710-720, April 1974.

2575 "Toward sexual equality? an analysis of Frontiero v. Richard- son," IOWA LAW REVIEW 59:377-388, December 1973.

2576Joan Uda, "Equality for men and women, three approaches," MONTANA LAW REVIEW 35(2):325-339, Summer 1974.

2577U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, "Mortgage money: who gets it? a study in mortgage lending discrimination in Hartford, Connecticut," June 1974. Clearinghouse Publication 48. (U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, Washington,AX 2042S)

2578 "United States; Congress looks at health and disability insurance for women," FAMILY PLANNING/POPULATIONREPORTER 2: 112-113, October 1973.

2579Anthony Valiulis, "Civil procedure - routine or novel approach to the applicability of full faith and credit toforeign divorce and custody decrees," LOYOLA UNIVERSITY LAW JOURNAL (CHICAGO) 4:594-602, Summer 1973.

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2580 Lucy Vasquez, "The position of women according to the code," THE JURIST 1-2:128-142, 1974.

2581 Susan Vitullo Walters, "Constitutional law...uniform services fringe benefit statute...." LOYOLA UNIVERSITY LAW JOURNAL (CHICAGO) 5(1):295-313, Winter 1974.

2582 Martha S. West, "Sex classification in the social security benefit structure," INDIANA LAW JOURNAL 49(1):181-200, Fall 1973.

2583 L.A. Wheeler, "Women under the law: the pedestal or the cage?" JOURNAL OF THE KANSAS BAR ASSOCIATION 43:25-29, Spring 1974.

2584 Leslie Bolin Wiesenberger, "Constitutional law -...discrimination based on sex in...armed services...." CASE WESTERN RESERVE LAW REVIEW 24:824-845, Summer 1973.

2585 "Women's rights," ANNUAL SURVEY OF AMERICAN LAW, pp. 459-484, Spring 1974.

2586 Louis A. Zurcher, Jr., "Are sex-based classifications constitutionally suspect?" NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW 66(4) :481-501, September-October 1971.

2 EMPLOYMENT LEGISLATION/AFFIRMATIVE ACTION

2587 "Academic institutions and affirmative action programs," INTELLECT 102:346, March 1974.

2588 "Affirmative action and equal employment." (Education Pro- grams Division, Office of Voluntary Programs, U.S. EEOC, 1800 G.Street, NW, Washington, DC 20506)

2589 Katharine Auchincloss, "Unemployment benefits," WOMEN'S RIGHTS LAW REPORTER 1(4):38-47, Spring 1973. Required leave for pregnancy is discussed.

2590 Frances Barasch, "HEW, the university, and women," DISSENT 20.:333-339, Summer 1973.

2591 Betsy Hogan Associates, "Step by step affirmative action plans for women." (Betsy Hogan Associates, 222 Rawson Road, Brookline, Massachusetts)

2592 "Beyond maternity leave: trends in women's rights litigation," TODAY'S EDUCATION 63:83, March 1974.

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2593 Denis Binder, "Pregnancy, maternity leave, and Title VII," OHIO NORTHERN LAW REVIEW 1(1):31-47, 1973.

2594 Roger A. Bird, "Title VII and the pregnant employee," NOTRE DAME LAWYER 49(3):568-578, February 1974.

2595 "Brief highlights of major federal laws and order on sex discrimination," June 1974. (U.S. Department of Labor, Employment Standards Divi4on, Women's Bureau, Washington, DC 20210)

2596 S.E. Bowman, "Impact of affirmative action on administrators," VIEWPOINTS50:61-70, March 1974.

2597Wanda L. Brown, "Elimination of sexually segregated employment ads: a step toward equal employment opportunity," UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA LAW REVIEW 26(3):577-586, Spring 1974.

2598 John Burns and Catherine G. Burns, "Analysis of the Equal Pay Act," LABOR LAW JOURNAL 24(2):92-99, February 1973.

2599 Philip E. Callis, "Minimum height and weight requirements as a form of sex discrimination," LABOR LAW JOURNAL 25(12): 736-745, December 1974.

2600 William A. Carey, "Litigation involving sex discrimination under the Equal EmploymeKt Opportunity Act," WOMEN LAWYERS JOURNAL 60(1):21-29, WinLer 1,7%

2601 Eve Cary, "Pregnancy without penalty," CIVIL LIBERTIES REVIEW 3:31-48, Fall 1973.

2602 Leah F. Chanin, "Recent developments in Title VII (sex discrimination) litigation," GEORGIA STATE BAR JOURNAL 10(3): 373-383, February 1974.

2603 Civil Rights Commission, "Guide to laws prohibiting sex discrimination," 1974. (U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, Super- intendent of Documents, Washington, DC)

2604 "The Comprehensive Employment and Training Act of 1973 - how women and women's groups can help," October 1974. (U:S. Depart- ment of Labor, Women's Bureau, Washington, DC 20210)

2605 "Concealed sex discrimination and the Equal Pay Act," UNIVER- SITY OF PENNSYLVANIA LAW REVIEW 122(4):1033-1043, April 1974.

2606Diane Crothers, "The AT&T settlement," WOMEN'S RIGHTS LAW REPORTER 1(5):5-13, Summer 1973.

2607 Carol LaDuke Dalcanton, "Lafleur v. Cleveland Board of Educa- tion: an unarticulated application of the new approach to

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equal protection," UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH LAW REVIEW 35 (1):141-157, Fall 1973.

2608 Wendy DeFichy, "Affirmative action: equal opportunity for women in library management," COLLEGE AND RESEARCH LIBRARIES 34:195-201, May 1973.

2609Department of Labor, Wage and Hour Division, "Equal Pay," 1973. (Department of Labor, Wage and Hour Division, Washing- ton, DC)

2610"Dismissals for pregnancy in government employment," MAINE LAW REVIEW 25(1):61-87, 1973.

2611 W.J. Ducey, "Equal employment opportunity comes to the campus," JOURNAL OF THE COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY PERSONNEL ASSOCIATION 25:1-13, January 1974.

2612Mary Eastwood, "Fighting job discrimination: three federal approaches," FEMINIST STUDIES 1(1):75-103, Summer 1972.

2613Harry T. Edwards, "Sex discrimination under Title VII: some unresolved issues," LABOR LAW JOURNAL 24(7):411-423, July 1973.

2614 Suzan C. Ells, "How Polaroid gave women the kind of affirmative action program they wanted,r MANAGEMENT REVIEW 62:11-13, November 1973.

2615 "Employer sex discrimination and the Labor Management Relations Act," RUTGERS CAMDEN LAW JOURNAL 5(3):585-603, Spring 1974.

2616Richard L. Epstein, "Sex discrimination in hiring practices of private employers: recent legal developments," TULANE LAW REVIEW 48(1):125-148, December 1973.

2617Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY REPORT, 1970: JOB PATTERNS FOR MINORITIES AND WOMEN IN PRIVATE INDUSTRY, NATION, STATE INDUSTRIES. 2 volumes. (Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, Washington, DC 20506)

2618"Equal protection'to pregnant employees," VANDERBILT LAW REVIEW 27(3):551-560, April 1974.

2619 Carl H. Esbeck, "Employment practices ahd sex discrimination: judicial extension of beneficial female protective labor laws," CORNELL LAW REVIEW 59(1):133-157, November 1973.

2620 Lipman G. Feld, "Equal pay benefits for women professors, academic administrators, professionals," JOURNAL OF THE

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MISSOURI BAR 29(7):455-459, September-October 1973.

2621 Lipman G. Feld; "Equal pay for women for equal work under the Fair Labor Standards Act," URBAN LAWYER 6(2):408-413, Spring 1974.

2622 Edwin B. Feldman. '..Sex, money, and the Equal Pay Act," NATION'S SCHOOLS .91:56-8, April 1973.

2623 Ruth M. Ferrell., "Governmental regulation of sex discrimina- ., tion in employment by st:..te and local governments: procedures and remedies," URBAN LAWYER 5(2):307-326, Spring 1973.

2624 Cheryl M. Fields, "Affirmative action, four years later," CHRONICLE OF HIGHER EDUCATION 8:1, August 5, 1974.

2625 Alice Firs, "Sex and the school principal: a long look at Title IX," NASSP BULLETIN 58:53-62, September 1974.

2626 John D. Gardner, "Equal protection and the pregnancy leave case," OHIO STATE LAW JOURNAL 34(3):628-656, 1973.

2627 R.B. Ginsburg and others, SEX-BASED DISCRIMINATION TEXT: CASES AND MATERIALS. West Publishing, 1974.

2628 H. Bruce Golden, "Sex discriminatiun and hair. ,ength requirements under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964," LABOR LAW JOURNAL 25(6):336-351, June 1974.

2629 Jinny M. Goldstein, "Affirmative action: equal employment rights for women in academia," TEACHERS' COLLEGE RECORD 74:395-422, February 1973.

2630 Chari Grove, "Equal Pay Act and Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 - greater profitability of male sales clerks..." WAYNE LAW REVIEW 20(4):1155-1165, July 1974.

2631 C.R. Hallam, "Legal tools to fight sex discrimination," PHI DELTA KAPPAN 55:129-131, October 1973.

2632 Charlotte R. Hallam, "Legal tools to fight sex discrimination," LABOR LAW JOURNAL 24(12):803-809, December 1973.

2633 Wilma Loraine Bergman Hancock, "An analysis of the impact of federal laws and regulations on opportunities for women in management," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(5):2095A, November 1973.

2634 K.G. Heath, "Legislation and its implications for elimination of sex bias,",JOURNAL OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN DEANS, ADMINISTRATORS AND COUNSELORS 37:58-69, Winter 1974. 220 - 211 - J.2

2635 Jordan Jay Hillman, "Sex and employment under the Equal Rights Amendments," NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW 67(0:789- 841, January-February 1973.

2636 "Hodgson v. Robert Hall Clothes, Inc.: cOncealed sex discrimination and the Equal Pay Act," UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYL- VANIA LAW REVIEW 122:1033-1044, April 1974.

2637 W. Hoffer, "Title IX: federal weapon against sex discrimination: Education Amendments of 1972," SCHOOL MANAGEMENT 17: 32, August 1973.

2638 W. Hoffer, "Update on federal move against sex discrimination: Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972," COLLEGE MANAGE- MENT 8:36, August 1973.

2639 Theresa M. Holland, "Executive Order 11246: problems and implications on sex discrimination in employment in higher education," ALBANY LAW REVIEW 37:810-828, 1973.

2640 Margaret H. Hunting, "Women's rights - dismissal of pregnant teachers," DICKINSON LAW REVIEW 77:683-692, Summer 1973.

2641 Timothy H. Ingram, "Fair employment: the machinery continues to rust," THE WASHINGTON MONTHLY 4:37-45, December 1972.

2642 Judith Joner Johnson, "Labor law - Equal Pay Act- economic benefit to employer is justification for wage differential between male and female employees," MISSISSIPPI LAW JOURNAL 44:1028-1033, November 1973.

2643Dorothy Jongeward, Dru Sco,t,and others, AFFIRMATIVE ACTION FOR WOMEN: A PRACTICAL GUIDE. Reading (Massachusetts): Addi- son-Wesley Publishing, 1973.

2644 Carl Jorgenson, "Countering past discrimination through affirmative action," AMERICAN SOCIOLOGIST 9(3):153-157, 1974.

2645 H.P. Keene, Jr., "Employee benefit plans and affirmative action," CONFERENCE BOARD RECORD 10:60-61, August 1973.

2646Joan Krauskopf, "Sex discrimination: another shibboleth legally shattered," MISSOURI LAW REVIEW 37:377-408,

Summer 1972. ,

2647 "Labor force statistics on minorities and women: information useful for affirmative action compliance programs in New York State," 1973. (New York State Department of Labor, Division of Research and Statistics, State Office Building, Campus, Albany, New York 12201)

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2648"Labor law - the Equal Pay Act of 1963 - problems in upholding the standard for female employees," ST. MARY'S LAW JOURNAL, pp. 400-417, Summer 1973.

2649 "Labor law - sex discrimination - employer sex discrimination and the Labor Management Relations Act," RUTGERS CAMDEN LAW JOURNAL 5:567-603, Spring 1974.

2650 Barbara A. Larson, "Affirmative action and academic women: a crisis in credibility." Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Speech Communication Association, November 1973. ERIC, ED 084 585.

2651 Nancy A. Lawson, "Constitutional law - equal protection and the mandatory maternity leave," UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO LAW REVIEW 5(2):366-381, Winter 1974.

2652 "Leaves of absence for child-bearing, child rearing, and family emergencies," AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY PRO- FESSORS BULLETIN 60:164-165, June 1974. American Association of University Professors Committee on the Status of Women in the Academic Profession.

2653Susan Lehrer, 4."Origins of protective labor legislation for women." (Department of Sociology, FT 516, SUNY, New Paltz, New York 12561) Study of the social forces pushing for and opposed to labor legislation for women and their ideological appeals (1905-1925). The definition of women's place that emerged is expected to reflect middle-class views that see working class women primarily as women not as workers. Primary sources - especially material indicating the working class women's own views of this legislation will be sought.

2654 Stephen A. Lending, "Equal employment opportunity: the back pay remedy under Title VII," UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOISLAW FORUM, pp. 379-401, 1974. .

2655Elizabeth E. Long, "Due process and the pregnant worker: the new weapon in the equal rights arsenal," EMORY LAW JOURNAL 23(3):787-810, Summer 1974.

2656Jerolyn R. Lyle, "Affirmative action programs for women," 1973. (Equal Employment Opportunity Commission #Y3.Eq2: 2W84/2, Washington, DC) Survey of innovative programs with bibliographies.

2657James M. McElyea, "Injunctive relief granted female denied epployment solely because of her sex," JOURNAL OF URBAN LAW 51(3):546-555, February 1974.

2658 "Mandatory maternity leave of absence policies -- an equal

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protection analysis," INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS LAW DIGEST 15: 94-108, January 1973.

2659 Phyllis Elayne Marcus, "Mandatory maternity leave policy in the school systems - a survey of cases," CLEVELAND STATE LAW REVIEW 22:172-185, Winter 1973.

2660"Mandatory maternity leave for public school teachers does not violate equal protection clause," UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND LAW REVIEW 8(2):317-324, Winter 1974.

2661 "Mandatory maternity leave for teachers- now a thing of the past?" CAPITAL UNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW 3(2):323-343, 1974.

2662 "Mandatory maternity leave: Title VII and equal protection," WILLIAM AND MARY LAW REVIEW 14:1026-1042, Summer 1973.

2663 Carolyn V. Minter, "Oh my God, I'm pregnant," OHIO NORTHERN LAW REVIEW 1(1):119-129, 1973.

2664 Laura Morlock, "Affirmative action for women in 1971:a report of the Modern Language Association on the Status of Women in the Profession," PUBLICATIONS OF THE MODERN LANGUAGE ASSOCIATION, pp. 530-540, May 1972. Survey of 418 modern language departments in the United States and Canada which offer PhD degrees.

2665 New York State Department of Labor, "Women in the labor force, statistics particularly applicable to affirmative action compliance program: a supplement to minority manpower statistics," 1972. (New York State Department of Labor, Albany, New York)

2666Marilyn Hall Patel, "Is equal legislation equal protection?" CASE AND COMMENT 78:3-6, July-August 1973.

2667Gopal C. Pati and Patrick E. Fahey, "Affirmative actionpro- grams: its realities and challenges," LABOR LAW JOURNAL 24: 351-361, June 1973.

2668 Timothy G. Pearson, "Mhndatory maternity leave termination and return provisions of school boards violate due process clause," DRAKE LAW REVIEW 23(3):690-695, June 1974.

2669 Jane M. Picker, "Sex discrimination in public education and local government employment," URBAN LAWYER 5(2):347-358, Spring 1973.

2670 Terry Ellen Polson, "Rights of working women: an international perspective," VIRGINIA JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL LAW 14(4): 729-746, Summer 1974.

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2671 Glenn A. Portman, "Problem for the schoolsy-stems: are mandatory maternity leave rules enforceable?"SOUTHWESTERN LAW JOURNAL 27(3):542-553, August 1973.

2672 J. Stanley Pottinger, "The drive for employmentequality," PROTEAN 2:6-11, Summer 1972. Discussion of the equal opportunity requirements ofuniver- sities and colleges holding federal contracts.

2673 "Pregnancy discharges in the military: the Air Force experience," HARVARD LAW REVIEW 86:568-594, January 1973.

2674Jill B. Ragsdale, "Defenses to sex discriminationsuits," URBAN LAWYER 5(2):359-375, Spring 1973.

2675 Geraldine Rickman, "Affirmative action programs:their relationship to the feminist and racially based movements,"1972. (American Council of Education, One Dupont Circle, Washington, DC 20036)

2676 S. Rigby, "Work may be equal, but is thepay?" JOURNAL OF THE COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY PERSONNEL ASSOCIATION 25:14-21, January 1974.

2677Charles E. Roberts, "Effect of Title VII and theproposed Equal Rights Amendment on mandatory maternityleaves for teachers," JOURNAL OF FAMILY LAW 12:447-458, 1972-1973.

2678Michael A. Roberts, "Affirmative action and present'affected classes'," CONFERENCE BOARD RECORD 10:58-59, August1973.

2679 Sylvia Roberts, "Employment litigation: afeminist viewpoint," TRIAL 9(6):13-14, November-December 1973.

2680 S. Roberts, "Equality of opportunity inhigher education: impact of contract compliance and the EqualRights Amendment," LIBERAL EDUCATION 59:202-216, May 1973.

2681Sylvia Roberts, "Sex discrimination in academia - canthe courts proVide an answer?" (P.O. Box 3081, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70821)

2682Albert H. Ross and Frank V. McDermott,Jr., "Equal Pay Act of 1963: a decade of enforcement," BOSTONCOLLEGE INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL LAW REVIEW 16(1):1-73, November1974.

2683Alice S. Rossi and Ann Calderwood, eds.,ACADEMIC WOMEN ON THE MOVE. New York: Russell Sage Foundation, 1973.

study in 2684Nancy Rourke, "The New York Telephone settlement: a contrast," WOMEN'S RIGHTS LAW REPORTER 1(5):15-17, Summer 1973. Compares the AT4T settlement with that ofthe New York Tele- phone Company. 224 - 215 - J.2

2685 Catherine Sam0els, "Legal remedies for tools to eliminate sex discriminOtj.on in state and local governments," 1973.

(Women's ActiPn Alliance, 370 Lexington Avenue, New York, New York 1000)

2686 Bernice Sandler/ "A new weapon in the fight for equal pay," CHRONICLE OF OIGRER EDUCATION, February 26, 1973. (Associ- ation of Amezkft Colleges, 1818 R Street, NW, Washington, DC 20009)

2687 Bernice Sandler, "Sex discrimination, educational institutions, and the law: 0 flew issue on campus," JOURNAL OF LAW AND EDUCA- TION 2:613-65, October 1973. Includes table Of federal laws and regulations concerning sex discrimin0t).on in educational institutions.

2688 Leonard J. SePlOsser, "Affirmative action- some steps toward its accomplisOMent," MANAGEMENT CONTROLS 21:156-161, August 1974.

2689 Lucy W. Sells/ 0Availability (sic) pools as the basis for affirmative aPt3on," May 5, 1973. ERIC, ED 077 461.

2690"Sex discrimination in employment: what has Title VII accomplished Alf the female?" UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND LAW REVIEW 9(1):1A9e158: Fall 1974.

2691"Sex discrimination in enployment: what to know about it, what to do abeUf it." Boston: National Organization for Women, 1973. ERIC, ED 094 178.

2692 "Sex discrimination under the Equal Pay Act: Hodgson v. Corning Glass WoOtks," ST. JOHN'S LAW REVIEW 48:215-223, December 1973/

2693"Sex restricted scholarships and the charitable trust," IOWA LAW REVIPW S9(4):1000-1029, April 1974.

2694Allan M. Shapko and Janet L. Weaver, "Sex discrimination," ANNUAL SURVEY Of AMERICAN LAW, pp. 73-105, Fall 1972-1973. Includes discesaon of federal developments and abortion laws with a sVinetry of state abortion laws.

2695Margaret.Ann Aver, "Maternity leave: judicial and arbital interpretation, 1970-1972," TABOR LAW JOURNAL 24(3):173-19':, March 1973.

2696Allan D. Sprifzet, "Equal employment opportunity vs. protection for womeP: k public policy dilemma," ALABAMA LAW REVIEW 24:567-605, SeMeer 1972.

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2697Nancy Stanley, "Sex discrimination and section 1981," WOMEN'S RIGHTS LAW REPORTER 1(4):2-9, Spring 1973.

2698 Jerome J. Suich,Heights standards in police employment and the question of sex discrimillation: the availability of two defenses for a neutral employment policy found discrimination under Title VII," SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA LAW REVIEW 47:585- 640, February 1974.

2699 Robert C. Tiimann, "Teacher pregnancy: care to look at your contract?" JOURNAL OF COLLECTIVE NEGOTIATIONS IN THE PUBLIC SECTOR 2:393-403, Fall 1973.

2700 Adrian Tinsley and Elaine Ruben, ACADEMIC WOMEN, SEX DISCRI- MINATION, AND THE LAW: AN ACTION HANDBOOK. Modern Language Association Commission on the Status of Women, January 1973. ERIC, ED 082 613. Overview of legal resources currently available to academic women, both for individuals who have experienced discrimination and for groups organizing to deal with patterns of discrimination in educational institutions.

2701 "Union liability for sex discrimination," INDUSTRIAL RELA- TIONS LAW DIGEST 15:114, July 1972.

2702 "Using Title VII to challenge race and sex discrimination. National Education Association. Teacher Rights Division," TODAY'S EDUCATION 62:97-98, November 1973.

2703Women's Bureau, "Calling all women in federal service: know your rights and.opportunities," 1972. (Department of Labor, Women's Bureau, Washington, DC 20210)

2704Women's Bureau, "Laws on sex discrimination in employment: federal Civil Rights Act, Title VII, state fair employment practices, law, executive orders," May 1973. (Women's Bureau, Department of Labor, Washington, DC 20210)

2705 "Working women and the law," UNION W.A.G.E. 18:5, July-August 1973.

3 EQUAL RIGHTS AMENDMENT

2706 Lee Berger Anderson, "NAWL driving for ratification of equal rights amendment," WOMEN LAWYERS JOURNAL 59(1):3, Winter 1973.

2707 Birch Bayh, "The need for the ERA," NOTRE DAME LAWYER 48:80-91, October 1972.

2708 Anne K. Bingaman, "The effects of an equal rights amendment on the New Mexico systeM of community property," NEW MEXICO LAW REVIEW 3(1):11-56, January 1973.

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2709 Rick Casey, "States vote, Catholics spliton women's rights measure," NATIONAL CATHOLIC REPORTER 9:1,February 16, 1973. Assessment of Catholic opposition to ERA.

2710 Elizabeth L. Chittick, "Questions andanswers most frequently asked about the Equal Rights Amendment,"WOMEN LAWYERS JOURNAL 59(1):11-14, Winter 1973.

2711 Marlow W. Cook, "ERA: promise of equality?"TRIAL 9(6):19- 22, November-December 1973.

2712 Citizens' Advisory Council on the Status ofWomen, "Equal Rights Amendment and alimony andchild support laws," 1972. (Citizens' Advisory Councilon the Status of Women, Room 1336 Department of Labor Building, Washington,DC 20210) 2713 Citizens' Advisory Council on the Status ofWomen, "Inter- pretation of the Equal Rights Amendmentin accordance with legislative history." (Citizens' Advisory Councilon the Status of Women, Room 1336 Department ofLabor Building, Washington, DC 20210)

2714 Marylou Clark, Tricia Semmelhack, and Sara Steinbock,"Equal Rights Amendment: constraint on discretion infamily law," BUFFALO LAW REVIEW 22:917-946, Spring 1973.

2715 Susan_ crwnp,mOverview of the.Equal Rights Amendmentin Texas," HOUSTON LAW REVIEW 11(1):136-167,October 1973.

.2716 Charles W. Daniels, "The impact of the EqualRights Amendment on the New Mexico Criminal Code," NEW MEXICO LAWREVIEW 3(1): 106-117, January 1973.

2717 William J. Donohue, "Domestic relations: Pennsylvaniadeclares wife's right to divorce...unconstitutionalin light of the Equal Rights Amendment," DICKINSON LAW REVIEW78(2):402-414, Winter 1973.

2718M. East, "Statement in support of Equal RightsAmendment," JOURNAL OF HOME ECONOMICS 65:73, May 1973.

2719"Effect of the Equal Rights Amendmenton Minnesota law," MINNESOTA LAW REVIEW 57:771-805, March 1973.

2720"The Equal Rights Amendment and the military,"YALE LAW RE- VIEW 82:1533-1557, June 1973.

2721 "ERA tally sheet," WOMEN'S RIGHTS LAWREPORTER 2(1):40, April 1974.

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2722 Diane Feeley, "The case for the EqualRights Amendment," INTERNATIONAL SOCIALIST REVIEW 34:6-9, April1973.

2723William J. Fitzpatrick, "Equal Rights Amendment: a new reasonableness test for viewing sex-basedclassifications," LOYOLA UNIVERSITY LAW JOURNAL (CHICAGO)4:69-108, Winter 1973. and education," 2724 Cecelia H. Foxley, "The Equal Rights Amendment NOTRE DAME JOURNAL OF LEGISLATION 1:68-82, 1974. (105 Jessup Hall, 'University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa52242)

criminal law: the 2725 Lois J. Frankel, "Sex discrimination in the effect of the Equal Rights Amendment,"AMERICAN CRIMINAL LAW REVIEW 11(2):469-510, Winter 1973.

2726 Ronald G. Gabler, "Impact of the ERA on domesticregulations law: specific focus on California," FAMILYLAW QUARTERLY 8 (1):51-90, Spring 1974.

2727Monica Gallagher, "Desegregation: theeffect of the proposed Equal Rights Amendment on single-sexcolleges," SAINT LOUIS UNIVERSITY LAW JOURNAL 18(1):41-74, Fall 1973.

2728 Ruth Bader Ginsburg, "Need for the EqualRights Amendment," AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION JOURNAL 59:1013-1019,September 1973.

2729 Ruth Bader Ginsburg, "The need for the EqualRights Amendment," WOMEN LAWYERS JOURNAL 60(1):4-15, Winter1974.

2730 Joseph Goldberg and Mariclaire Hale,"The Equal Rights Amend- ment and the administrationof income assistance programs in New Mexico," NEW MEXICO LAW REVIEW3(1):84-105, January 1973.

Amendment the answer?" 2731 Joan Harrill, "Is the Texas Fqual Rights SOUTH TEXAS LAW JOURNAL 15(1):111-128, 1974. Amendment 2732 MArgiiet Hunting, "Support law and the Equal Rights in Pennsylvania," DICKINSON LAW REVIEW77:254-276, Winter 1973.

symposium," HUMAN 277.3 "Impact of the Equal Rights Amendment: a - RIGHTS 3:125-154, Summer 1973.

Leo Kanowitz, "New Mexico Equal RightsAmendment: introduction and overview," NEW MEXICO LAW REVIEW3(1):1-10, January 1973.

%alter Karabian, "Equal Rights Amendment:the contribution of our generation of Americans," PEPPERDINELAW REVIEW 1(3): 327-354, 1974. 228 - 219 - J.3

2736J. M. Krauskopf, "Equal Rights Amendment," JOURNAL OFTHE MISSOURI BAR 29:85, March 1973.

2737 Raymond L. Massey, "The effect of the Equal RightsAmendment on Kentucky's domestic relations laws," JOURNAL OF FAMILY LAW 12(1):151-159, 1972-1973.

2738 "Men, women, and the constitution: the EqualRights Amendment: a panel," COLUMBIA JOURNAL OF LAW AND SOCIAL PROBLEMS 10: 77-112, Fall 1973.

2739Mary Ann B. Oakley, "Equal Rights Amendment andthe right of privacy," EMORY LAW JOURNAL 23(1):197-209,Winter 1974.

2740Marguerite Rawalt, "The 'equal rights formen and women amendment' is needed," WOMEN LAWYERS JOURNAL 59(1):4-10, Winter 1973.

2741Phyllis Schlafly, "ERA: loss of protection?" TRIAL9(6):18- 22, November-December 1973.

2742Kendall O. Schlenker, "Tax implications of theEqual Rights Amendment," NEW MEXICO LAW REVIEW 3(1):69-83,January 1973.

2743Nancy Schwartz, "Women and the new amendment," COMMONWEAL, pp. 328-331, June 15, 1973.

2744 "Source references on the Equal Rights Amendment," WOMEN LAWYERS JOURNAL 59(1):15-16, Winter 1973.

2745 "Symposium: the New Mexico Equal Rights Amendment:assessing its impact," NEW MEXICO LAW REVIEW 3, January 1973.

2746 Charlene M. Taylor and Stuart Herzog, "Impact study of the Equal Rights Amendment. Subject: the Arizona Constitution and statutes," January 1973. (1433 East Broadway, Tucson, Arizona 85719)

2747Carol Ann Wendelin, "Equal Rights Amendment and inequality between spouses under the California communityproperty 'system," LOYOLA UNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW (LOS ANGELES) 6: 66-96, January 1973,

2748 LiSa Cronin Wohl, "White gloves and combat boots:the fight for ERA," CIVIL LIBERTIES REVIEW, pp. 77-86, Fall 1974.

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4 MARRIAGE/DIVORCE/FAMILY

2749 Benna F. Armanno, "Lesbian mother: her right to childcustody," GOLDEN GATE LAW REVIEW 4(1):1-18, Fall 1973.

2750 Robert S. Arns, "In Re Marriage of Cary: equitable rights granted to the meretricious spouse," UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO LAW REVIEW 9(1):186-205, Summer 1974.

2751 "Aspects of a custody case involving a lesbian mother," 1974. (Women's Rights Law Reporter, 180 University Avenue, Newark, New Jersey 07102)

2752 Michael B. Atkins, "Developing divorce reform law," NEW YORK STATE BAR BULLETIN 45:545-551, December 1973.

2753 R.A. Basile, "Lesbian mothers I," WOMEN'S RIGHTS LAW REPOR- TER 2(2):5-15, December 1974. Extensive article examines roots of homophobia in the law.

2754 Jennie D. Behles and Daniel J. Behles, "Equal rights in divorce and separation," NEW MEXICO LAW REVIEW 3(1):118- 135, January 1973.

2755 'Elayne Carol Berg, "Irreconcilable differences:California courts respond to no-fault dissolutions," LOYOLAUNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW (LOS ANGELES) 7:453-488, September 1974.

2756Penny Berger, "Alimony awards under no-fault divorcestatutes," NEBRASKA LAW REVIEW 53(1):126-136, 1974.

2757 Brian E. Bernick and Carol Oppenheimer,"Marriage, pregnancy, and the right to go to school," TEXAS LAW REVIEW50:1196-1228, August 1972.

2755 Ruth A. Brandivern, Carol A. Brown, andElizabeth Maury Fox, "Women and children last: the social situation ofdivorced mothers and their family," JOURNAL OF MARRIAGE AND THEFAMILY, pp. 498-514, August 1974.

2759Eli H. Bronstein, "No-fault divorce, alimony, and property settlement," NEW YORK STATE BAR JOURNAL 45:241-245,June 1973.

2760 Russell Bundesen, "Mental cruelty in Illinois -after five years," ILLINOIS BAR JOURNAL 61(12):628-635, August1973.

2761 Shirley R. Bysiewicz, "Married women's surnames,"CONNECTI- CUT LAW REVIEW 5:598-621, Spring 1973.

2762 William G. Callow, "Custody of the child and theuniform marriage and divorce act," SOUTH DAKOTA LAW REVIEW 18:551- 558, Summer 1973.

230 - 221 - J.4 2763 Russellyn S. Carruth, "Management andcontrol of community property: sex discrimination in CaliforniaLaw," UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT DAVIS LAW REVIEW6:383-404, 1973.

2764 Center for a Woman's Own Name, BOOKLETFOR.WOMEN WHO WISH TO DETERMINE THEIR OWN NAMES AFTERMARRIAGE, 1974. (Center 'for a Woman's Own Name, 261Kimberley, Barrington, Illinois 60010)

2765 Renee D. Chotiner, "Marriage and theSupreme Court: a study of the judicial attitudes and woman'slegal status," 1973. (Today Publication and News Service, NationalPress Building, Washington, DC 20045)

2767Citizens' Advisory Councilon the Status of Women, "Recognition of economic contribution ofhomemakers and protection of children in divorce law and practice,"January 1974: (Citi- zens' Advisory Council on the Statusof Women, Room 1336 Department of Labor Building, Washington,DC 20210)

2768 William L. Colbert, Jr., "Torts- domestic relations - wife has independent right to recoverparental damages in a child injury case," MISSISSIPPI LAW JOURNAL44:574-581, June 1973. 2769 Joy Belle Conrad-Rice, "The legalstatus of a married woman's maiden name," WOMEN LAWYERS JOURNAL59:98-102, Summer 1973.

2770 "Constitutional law- equal protection - sex-based discrimination in the section 712(b) of theFamily Court Act," FORD- HAM LAW REVIEW 41:703-712, March1973.

2771 "Constitutional law- women upon marriage do not necessarily abandon maiden name," KANSAS LAW REVIEW21:588-601, Summer 1973.

2772 Harry M. Cross, "Equality forspouses in Washington community property law - 1972 statutory changes,"WASHINGTON LAW REVIEW 3:527-553, May 1973.

2773 "Custody and homosexual parents," WOMEN'SRIGHTS LAW REPORTER 2(2):19-25, December 1974.

2774Nathan H. Dardick, "Marital contracts whichmay be put asunder," JOURNAL OF FAMILY LAW 13(1):23-57, 1973-1974.

2775 J.N. DuCanto, "Determination of issue ofproperty settlement as opposed to 'periodic payments'," ChICAGOBAR RECORD 55: 130-136, December 1973.

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2776J.N. DuCanto, "Divorce and the high cost of leaving:t'%ree modern tax tales," TAXES 51:860-874, December 1973.

2777Rita Dukette and Nicholas Stevenson, "The legalrights of unmarried fathers: the impact of recent courtdecisions," TEE SOCIAL SERVICE REVIEW 47(1):1-15, March 1973. Discussion of Stanley vs. the State of Illinois andRothstein vs. Lutheran Social Services of Wisconsin andUpper Michigan decisions for the adoption release rights of unwedfathers.

of New 2778 Willis H. Ellis, "Equal rights and the debt provisions Mexico community property law," NEW MEXICO LAW REVIEW3(1): 57-68, January 1973.

2779 Keith Edward Emmons, "Family law -antenuptial agreement in Illinois," hOYOLA UNIVERSITY LAW JOURNAL (CHICAGO) 4:497- 512, Summer 1973.

DIVORCE IN 2780Nancy Erickson, A WOMAN'S GUIDE TO MARRIAGE AND NEW YORK. New York: Women's Law Center, 1974. (Women's Law Center, 1414 Sixth Avenue, New York, New York10019)

2781 Margaret Dawson Farrell, "Divorce - alimony - underIowa's no-fault...procedure...." UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI LAWREVIEW 42(1):127-136, Winter 1973.

change?" 2782Michael F. Farrell, "No fault divorce: a time for SUFFOLK UNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW 7:86-107, Fall 1972.

WOMEN'S 2783 "Feminist arguments for a working mother's custody," RIGHTS LAW REPORTER 1(6):23-25, Winter 1974.

2784 Karl Fleischmann, "Marriage by contract:defining the terms of relationship," FAMILY LAW QUARTERLY 8(1):27-49,Spring 1974.

2785 Henry H. Foster and Doris Jonas Freed, "Divorcereform: brakes on breakdown?" JOURNAL OF FAMILY LAW13(3):443-493, 1973-1974. uniform act," 2786 Henry H. Foster, Jr:, "Divorce reform and the SOUTH DAKOTA LAW REVIEW 5:572-600, Summer 1973.

"Marital property 2787 Henry H. Foster, Jr. and Doris Jonas Freed, reform in New York: partnership of co-equals?"FAMILY LAW QUARTERLY 8(2):169-205, Summer 1974.

child custody 2788 William Fox, "Alimony, property settlement and under the new divorce statutes," CATHOLICUNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW 22:365-384, Winter 1973.

Economic effects 2789Doris Jonas Freed and Henry H. Foster, Jr., of divorce," FAMILY LAW QUARTERLY 7:275-343, Fall1973.

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2790 Doris Jonas Freed and Henry H. Foster, Jr., "Shuffled child and divorce court," TRIAL 10(3):26, May-June 1974.

2791Marvin A. Freeman, "Sould spousal support be abolished?" LOS ANGELES BAR BULLETIN 48(7):236-241, May 1973.

2792 John T. Gallagher, "No-fault divorce in Delaware," AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION JOURNAL 59:873-875, August 1973.

2793 C.L. Gaylord, "Something is loose in the marital woods," AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION JOURNAL 59:1306-1309, November 1973. Suggests that law learn from science, that marriage incompatibility is often biological and become more liberal in its divorce statutes.

2794 William E. Geer, "Criminal conversation: civil action for adultery," BAYLOR LAW REVIEW 25:495-500, Summer 1973.

2795Judith M. German, "Dissolution of marriage in Iowa: collateral determinations under the no-fault concept," DRAKE LAW REVIEW 22:584-599, June 1973.

2796 Ruth Bader Ginsburg, "Sex and unequal protection: men and women as victims," JOURNAL OF FAMILY LAW 11(2):347-362, 1971.

2797M.A. Glendon, "Is there a futu're for separate property?" FAMILY LAW QUARTERLY 8(4):315-328; Fall 1974.

2798 N.E. Gozansky, "No-fault divorc L. eomes to Georgia," GEORGIA STATE BAR JOURNAL 10:9-15, August 1973.

2799 Linda Lucille Griggs, "Economics of divorce: alimony and property awards," UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI LAW REVIEW 43(1): 133-167 1974.

2800M.J. Hamilton, "Female surnames and California Law,' UNIVER- SITY OF CALIFORNIA AT DAVIS LAW REVIEW 6:405-421, 1973.

2801 Trudy Hayden, Punishing pregnancy: discrimination in education, employment, and credit," 1974. (American Civil Liberties Union, 22 East 40th Street, New York, New York"10016)

2802James Heffernan, "F:-ding fault with no-fault divorce: the proposed Connecticut divorce statute," CONNECTICUT BAR JOURNAL 47(1):99-106. March 1973.

2803John P. Henson, "Federal tax aspects of divorce and separation," MISSISSIPPI LAW JOURNAL 44:740-765, September 1973.

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2804 A. Hilton, "Validity of 'common law' marriages," McGILL LAW JOURNAL 19:577-584, December 1973.

2805 Jon Hogue, "Does no-fault divorce portent no-fault alimony?" UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH LAW REVIEW 34:486-499, Spring 1973.

2806 N.A. Holman, "Law in the ,spirit of conciliation and understanding: Washingtor marriage dissolution act," GONZAGA LAW REVIEW 9:39-56, ,11 1973.

2807Ross G. Hume, "Liability to wife for loss of consortium: an update," FEDERATION OF INSURANCE COUNSEL QUARTERLY 24(4): 36-49, Summer 1974.

2808 John D. Johnston, Jr., "Sex and property: the common law tradition, the law school curriculum, and developments toward equality," NEW YORK UNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW 47:1033-1092, December 1972.

2809 Marjorie E. Karowe, "Marital property: a new look at old inequities," ALBANY LAW REVIEW 39(1):52-86, 1974.

2810 "Kentucky no-fault divorce: theory and practical experience," JOURNAL OF FAMILY LAW 13(3):567-599, 1973-1974.

2811 Rory P. King, "Marriage, divorce and custody reform inSouth Dakota," SOUTH DAKOTA LAW REVIEW 5:654-676, Summer 1973.

2812 Joan S. Kohout, "Right of women to use their maiden names," ALBANY LAW REVIEW 38(1):105-124, 1973.

,2813Joan M. Krauskopf and Rhonda C. Thomas, "Partnershipmarriage: the solution to an ineffective and inequitable law of support," OHIO STATE LAW JOURNAL 35:558-600, 1974.

2814 Julia C. Lamber, "Married woman's surname: is custom law?" WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY LAW QUARTERLY 4:779-819, Fall 1973.

2815 R.R. Lavercombe, "No-fault divorce?" EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP 31:134-136, November 1973.

2816 Robert H. Leonard, "Divorce or separation: from a tender trap to a tax trap?" UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI - KANSAS CITYLAW REVIEW 42(1):133-154, Fall 1973.

2817:"eino Lillies, "New deal for children of the marriage?"

McGILL LAW JOURNAL 20(1):143-150, May 1974. :

2818 Richard R. Loucks, "Explaining divorce proceedings to a client,' PRACTICAL LAWYER 20(1):83-87, January 1974.

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2819 Priscilla Ruth MacCougall, "Married women's common law right to their own surnames," WOMEN'S RIGHTS LAW REPORTER 1(3):2- 14, Fall-Winter 1972-1973.

2820A.H. Manchester, "Divorce and grave financial or other hardship," SOLICITERS JOURNAL 118:193-195, March'29, 1974.

2321 Ron Mayer and David Rudolf, "Family law," ANNUAL SURVEY OF AMERICAN LAW, pp. 319-337, Winter 1973.

2822 Robert M. McAnerney and Samuel V. Schoonmaker, "Connecticut's new approach to marriage dissolution," CONNECTICUT BAR JOURNAL 47:375-415, December 1973.

2823 Brenda J. McCourt, "...Loss of Indian.status by Indianwoman marrying non-Indian...." OTTAWA LAW REVIEW 6(2):635-640, Summer 1974.

2824 Keith G. McWalter, "Marriage as contract: towardsa functional redefinition of the marital status," COLUMBIA JOURNAL OF LAW AND SOCIAL PROBLEMS 9(4):607-6,15, Summer 1973.

2825 Linda J. Mead, "Married woman's right to her maiden name: the possibilities for change," bUFFALO LAW REVIEW 23(1):243-262, Fall 1973.

2826Thomas W. Miller, "Kentucky's new dissolution of marriage law," KENTUCKY LAW JOURNAL 61:980-1002, 1972-1973.

2827 Wchael C. Murphy, "Implied partnership: equitable alternativ- to contemporary methods of postmarital property distribution," UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA LAW REVIEW 26(2):221-235, Winter 1974.

2828 James E. Nelson, "New York conciliation and divorce," ALBANY LAW REVIEW 37:751-775, 1973. Urges New York legislature to adopt a complete no-fault divorce system.

2829 V. Neumark, "Property rights in divorce," ILLINOIS BAR JOURNAL 62(5):242-244, January 1974.

2830New York State Commission for Human Rights, "Case in the Division of Human Rights," 1973. (New York State Commission of Human Rights,: 270 Broadway, New York, New York 10007) Panphlet intended as a brief guide to aid parties appearing before the division.

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2831 Samuel T. Perkins and'Arthur J. Silverstein, "Thelegality of homosexual marriage," YALE LAW REVIEW 82:559-572, January 1973.

2832 "Property, maintenance, and child support decrees underthe uniform marriage and divorce act," SOUTH DAKOTA LAW REVIEW18: 559-571, Summer 1973.

2833 W,H. Resh, "'Do-it-yourself' eivorce kits and services," WISCONSIN BAR BULLETIN 47:23-28-Tebruary 1974.

2834 Max Rheinstein, "Transformation of marriage and the law," NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW 68(3):463-479, July- August 1973.

2835 "Right of a married woman to use her birth-given surnamefor voter registration," MARYLAND LAW REVIEW 32(4):409-427,1972- 1973.

2836 Aalie Oksenberg Rorty, "Dependants: the trialsof success," YALE REVIEW 63:43-59, October 1973.

2837 D.E. Sanders, "Indian act - status of Indian woman onmarriage to person without Indian status,"SASKATCHEWAN LAW REVIEW 38(1) :243-249, 1973-1974.

2838 Stephen L. Sass, "The Iowa no-fault dissolution of marriage law in action," SOUTH DAKOTA LAW REVIEW 5:629-653,Summer 1573.

2839Doris L. Sassower, "Matrimonial law reform: equal property rights for women," NEW YORK STATE BAR JOURNAL 44:406-409, October 1972.

2840Doris L. Sassower, "No fault divorce and women's property rights," NEW YORK STATE BAR BULLETIN 45:485-489,November 1973.

2841Helen B. Shaffer, "No-fault divorce," EDITORIALRESEARCH REPORTS 2(14), 1973. (Editorial Research Reports, 1735 K Street, Washington, DC 20006) Liberalization of laws on divorce, changing attitudesof United States society, causes and social effectsof divorce.

2842Arthur J. Silverstein, "Constitutional aspectsof the homosexual's right to a marriage license," JOURNAL OFFAMILY LAW 12:607.

2843Carol Faye Simkin, "Child care and hemehold expensetai deduction under the new section 214: is this reallythe reform we were waiting for?" WOMEN'S RIGHTS LAWREPORTER 1 (3):15-28, Fall-Winter 1972-1973.

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2844 Margaret Eve Spencer, "Women's right to her name," UCLA LAW REVIEW 21(2):665-690, December 1973.

2845 Una Stannard, MARRIED WOMEN V. HUSBANDS' NAMES. San Fran- cisco: Germainbooks, 1973. The case for wives who keep their own name.

2846 Leo Sullivan, "Same sex marriage and the constitution," UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT DAVIS LAW REVIEW 6:275, 1973.

2847 Lee E. Teitelbaum, "Cruelty divorce under New York's reform act: on repeating ancient error," BUFFALO LAW REVIEW 23(1): 1-42, Fall 1973.

2848 Charlotte P. Thayer, "Introduction: dissolution of marriage under Missouri's new divorce law," JOURNAL OF THE MISSOURI BAR 29(8):495, November-December 1973.

2849 J. Edward Thornton, "Marriage vows: who cares about them?" ALABAMA LAWYER 35:158-181, April 1974.

2850Edward W. Turley, Jr., "Wife's right to support payments in Texas," SOUTH TEXAS LAW JOURNAL 16(1):1-56, 1974.

2851 S.R. Winstein, "Antenuptialagreements - what the law now says," ILLINOIS BAR JOURNAL 62(11):604-610, July 1974.

2852Women's Legal Center of San Francisco, "Getting out: a collective experience in self-helr. divorce," 1974. (Women's Legal Center, 558 Capp Street, SLa Francisco, California 94110)

2853Judith T. Younger, "Community property, women, and the law school curriculum," NEW YORK UNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW 48(2): 211-260, Mhy 1973.

2854Judith T. Younger, "Louisiana wives: law reform to their rescue," TULANE LAW REVIEW 48(3):567-590, April 1974.

2855 Judith T. Younger, "Women's property rights are unfair," TRUSTS AND ESTATES 111:942-944, December 1972.

2856Howard B. Zavodnick, "Pennsylvania marital agreements," DUQUESNE LAW REVIEW 12:286-303, Winter 1973.

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2857 Freda Scaffer Adler, "The female offender in Philadelphia," 1972. University of Pennsylvania #72-6127. (University of

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Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19104) Analysis of adult female criminality in terms of racial differences in criminal activity and comparison of treatment in the judicial process of black and white females.

2858 Barbara Allen Babcock, "Women and the criminal law: a symposium," AMERICAN CRIMINAL LAW REVIEW 11(2):291-294, Winter 1973. Articles on rape cases, discriminatory sentencing, and arguments for the ERA.

2859 John Beck, "The history of legalized prostitution, 1984- 2004," NATIONAL REVIEW 26:748-798, July 5, 1974.

2860Anthony Broskowski, Rita Silverman, and Heln Hinkel, "Actuarial assessment of criminality in women," CRIMINOLOGY 9(2-3):166- 184, August-November 1971.

2861 Kathryn Watterson Burkhart, WOMEN IN PRISON. Garden City (New York): Doubleday and Company, 1973.

2862 Barbara Carter, "Reform school families," SOCIETY 11:32-36, November-December 1973. A report on reform school girls and how they recreate the outside world and values of adolescent girls in the absence of boys and families.

2863 Aadeline S. Caughey, "Criminal law - the principle of harm and its application to laws criminalizing prostitution," DENVER LAW JOURNAL 51(2):235-262, 1974.

2864 Suzanne Crowell, "The federal reformatory for women: what does it accomplish?" CIVIL RIGHTS DIGEST, Fall 1974.

2865 Diane Daehlin and Jane Hynes, "Program developments: a mothers' discussion group in a women's prison," CHILD WELFARE 53:464- 470, July 1974.

2866Allen R. Derr, "Criminal justice: a crime against women? TRIAL 9(6):24-26, November-December 1973.

2867 Deirdre Dessinque, "Constitutional law - disparate statutory sentencing schemes for male and female declared unconstitutional," CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW 23(2):389-394, Winter 1973.

2868 Earl D. Dredge, "Development of a model for the prediction of recidivism of female juvenile delinquents," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(12):7579A, June 1974.

2869 Helen E. Gibson, "Women's prisons: laboratories for penal reform," WISCONSIN LAW REVIEW 1:210-233, 1973.

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2870John Baptiste Ghltuso, "An interpersonal approach to female adolescent delihquency," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(10):5191B, April 1974.

2871 Jackie Gould, Isri the wrong side of the law," HUMAN ECOLOGY FORUM 4:27-2O, August 1973. Status of felfale prison population in the United,States.

2872Marilyn G. Heft, "Hustling for rights," CIVIL LIBERTIES REVIEW 1(2):8-26, WOrer-Spring 1974. Prostitution,

2873Marilyn G. Heft, "Women in prison: discriminatory practices and some legel solutions," CLEARINGHOUSE REVIEW 8(1):1-6, May 1974.

2874Anne M. HeinO, ',Sex differences in legal socialization and arrest rates,"Presented at the American Political Science Association Oeoting, New Orleans, September 1973. (Univer- sity of Illi t, Chicago Circle, Chicago, Illinois) Sex and raci01 differences in police contact and arrest and legal values,

2875 Leonard J. HOpthen and Samir N. Maamary, "Effects of emotional maturity insfrUCtion on attitudinal and behavioral change of delinquent 6r1s," SOCIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS'21(1)Supplement 30: 12, February 103.

2876Sharon M. Hovie, "State V. Chambers: sex discrimination in sentencing," 118W WGLAND JOURNAL OF PRISON LAW 1:138-145, spring 1974.

2877Marlene Hsu, "Chltural and sexual differences on the judgment of criOthal offenses: a replication study," JOURNAL OF CRIMINAL LAW AND CRIMINOLOGY 64(3):349-353, 1973.

2878 Clyde Hamiltd4 hudson, "An experimental study of the effects of different$41 exposure to parole supervision of a group of male and femoau parolees, 1973. University of Minnesota #73-1024.

2879Jennifer Jamos, "PTostitute-pimp relationships," MEDICAL ASPECTS OF RNA MIALITY, PP. 147-163, November 1973.

2880 Gordon D. JellSell and Meri Maben, "Sex education and mental health work vAth a female teen-ago gang," HOSPITAL AND COMMUNITY PSVCHLATRY 24(3):151-155, March 1973.

2881 D.C. Johnson 4414 others, "Correctional education and recidivism in a woman's torrectional center," ADULT EDUCATION 24:121-129, Winter 1974.

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2882 Susan Ellen Katrin, "The effects of womeninmates on facilita- tion training provided correctionalofficers,"DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(8):4176A,Jebruary 1973.

2883 Peter C. Kratcoski and John E. Kratcoski,"Changing patterns in the delinquent activities of boys andgirls: a self-reported delinquency analysis," SOCIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS21(7) Supplement 37:231-232, December 1973-

2884Peter C. Kratcoski, "Differential treatment ofdelinquent boys and girls in juvenile court," CHILD WELFARE 53:16-22,January 1974.

2885 Alice Blades Lacy, "Staff interaction in a woman'sprison: a sociological drama," DISSERTATIONABSTRACTS 34(11):7356A, May 1974.

2886 Duane A. Lillehaug, "Sex discrimination in sentencingcriminal offenders is unconstitutional," NORTH DAKOTA LAW REVIEW50 (2):359-363, Winter 1974.

for 2887Virginia A. McArthur, "From convict to citizen: programs the woman offender," June 1974. (District of Columbia Com- mission on the Status of Women, Room 204, DistrictBuilding, 14th and E Streets, NW, Washington, DC 20004)

of Califor- 2888 Steven N. Machtinger, "Domestic relations problems nia prisoners," UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA ATDAVIS LAR REVIEW 6:313-331, 1973.

2889 Henry Walter Mannle, "An empirical explorationand interpretation of neutralization theory predicated uponsexual differences in the socialization process,"DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(7):3809A, January 1973. Study of sex role socialization and its-implicationsamong "delinquent" males and females.

2890Richard Joseph Miller, "Effects of assertiontraining on three types of female adolescent delinquents,"DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(10):5201B, April 1974.

women 2891Catherine I. Nelson, "A study of homosexuality among inmates at two state prisons," DISSERTATIONABSTRACTS 35 (6):3908A, December 1974.

2892 L. Norris, "Comparison of two groups in asouthern state women's prison: homosexual behavior versusnon-homosexual behavior," PSYCHOLOGICAL REPORTS 34:75-78,February 1974.

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2893Cathy Nossa, "Prostitution: who's hustling whom?" WOMEN: A JOURNAL OF LIBET..ATION 3:26-29,:flctober 1972.

2894M. Peters and A.N. Krouse, "Women and crime: sexism in Alling- ham, Sayers, and Christie," SOUTHWEST REVIEW 59144-152, Spring 1974.

2895 Christine E. Rasche, "Problems, expectations, and the post- release adjustment of the female felon," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 33(8):4553A-4554A, February 1973.

2896Pamela A. Roby, "Politics and prostitution: a case study of the revision, enforcement, and administation of the New York State penal laws on prostitution," CRIMINOLOGY 9(4):425-447, February 1972.

2897 Kristine Olson Rogers, "For her own protection: conditions of incarceration for female juvenile offenders in the State ofConnecticut," LAW AND SOCIETY REVIEW 7:223-246, Winter 1972.

2898 David Rosenberg, "Coverture in criminal law: ancient 'defender' of married women," UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT DAVIS LAW REVIEW 6:83-101, 1973.

2899Charles Rosenbleet and Barbara J. Pariente, "The prostitution of the criminal law," AMERICAN CRIMINAL LAW REVIEW 11(2):373- 427, Winter 1973. Includes chart showing cities' and states' criminal statutes pertaining to prostitution, with penalties.

2900 Harjit S. Sandhu and Lewis H. Irving, "Female offenders and marital disorganization: an aggressive and retreatist reaction," SOCIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS 21(1)Supplement 30:18, February 1973.

2901Anthony M. Scacco, Jr., "Some observations about women and their role in the field of corrections," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF CORRECTIONS 34:10-12, March-April 1972.

2902 "Sentencing - equal protection - sex-based disparate sentencing scheme for female offenders violated the equal protection clause," RUTGERS LAW REVIEW 27(3):545-554, 1974.

2903 V.J. Sepsi, Jr., "Girl recidivists," JOURNAL OF RESEARCH IN CRIME AND DELINQUENCY 11:70-79, January 1974.

2904 "Sexual segregation of American prisons," YALE LAW JOURNAL 82(6):1229-1273, May 1973. Includes charts on vocational programs, prison industries,

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and ratio of inmates to staff for male and female prisons.

2905 Christopher M. Sieverdes, "Analysis of determinants of multiple court appearances by juvenile females," 1974. (University of North Carolina, Wilmington, North Carolina 28401)

2906 Linda R. Singer, "Women and the correctional process,' AMERICAN CRIMINAL LAW REVIEW 11(2):295-308, Winter 1973.

2907 Robert E. Smith, "Self concept in female delinquency," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 33(8) :4103A-4104A, Feburary 1973.

2908 Stella Mae Smith, "Intense experiences of black and white female prisoners," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(10) :5177B, April 1974.

2909Adelaide Lenora Taitt, "Counseling and recidivism: a study of women participants in the Teachers' College Columbia Uni- versity Rikers Island Correctional Institution for Women Project," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(6):3438A, December 1974.

2910 Carolyn Engel Temin, "Discriminatory sentencing of women offenders: the argument for ERA in a nutshell," AMERICAN CRIMINAL LAW REVIEW 11(2):355-372, Winter 1973.

2911 Polly Toynbee, "Classification and adjustment in a Maryland women's prison," WASHINGTON MONTHLY 5:41-58, September 1973.

2912 "Unsupported mothers and first prison sentences," CRIMINAL LAW REVIEW, pp. 415-418, July 1974.

2913Joyce Ward, "Women inside," NEW SOCIETY 25:388-390, August 16, 1973. Reactions to imprisonment.

2914 Charles Winnick and Paul Kinsie, "Prostitution," SEXUAL BEHA- VIOR, pp. 133-143, January 1973.

2915 Jean Withers, "Prostitution: fact and fiction." (ERA Enter- prises, Box 1304Capitol Hill Station, Seattle, Washington 98112)

2916 "Women, crime, and criminology," ISSUES IN CRIMINOLOGY 8(2), Fall 1973. Special issue includes articles on rape, the nature of women's crimes, and prostitution.

2917 "Women locked up," WOMEN: A JOURNAL OF LIBERATION 3(3), 1973.

2918 "Women in prison: sewing pajamas while male counterparts train," MAJORITY REPORT 4:7, Mhy 16, 1974. 242 - 233 - J.K

K .LITERARY CRITICISM

2919Perla G. Acabal, "Jane Austen's moral vision: form and function," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(11):6297A, May 1973.

2920 D.G. Ackley, "Male-female motif in THINGS FALL APART," STUDIES IN BLACK LITERATURE 5:1-6, Spring 1974.

2921Harry Grover Allard, Jr., "Anna de Noailles, nun of passion: a study of the novels of Anna de Noailles," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(5):2545A, November 1973. Portions of the text are in French.

2922Mary Inez Allen, "The necessary blankness: women in major American fiction of the sixties," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(12):7736A, June 1974. Discusses works by Barth, Pynchon, Purdy, Kesey, Roth, Updike, Oates, and Plath.

2923Judith Louise Allsup, "Feminism in the novels of Ellen Glasgow," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(2):1083A, August 1974.

2924Heather Arals, "Venus and Adonis: the education of a goddess," STUDIES IN ENGLISH LITERATURE 3:31-51, Winter 1973.

2925 Clifford Ashby, "Fanny Kemble's 'vulgar' journal," PENN- SYLVANIA MAGAZINE OF HISTORY AND BIOGRAPHY 98:58-66, January 1974.

2926Diane Ward Aston, "The virgin-whore motif in William Carlos Williams' PATERSON," MODERN POETRY STUDIES 4:193-209, August 1973.

2927 Nina Auerbach, "Alice mid Wonderland: a curious child," VICTORIAN STUDIES 17:31-47, September 1973. -The prevailing view of Alice as the Wordsworthian "seer blessed" and as the symbol of pure Victorian womanhood is false.

2928Zelda Austen, "Why feminist critics are angry with George Eliot." Presented at New England Modern Language Association Conference, April 1974. To be published in COLLEGE ENGLJSH. (C.W. Post College, Long Island University, Greenvale, New York) A defense of George Eliot, especially MIDDLEMARCH, against the criticism voiced by many feminists that she limited her heroines to marriage or unhappy spinsterhood, while she herself was "liberated."

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2929Vincent Joseph Balice, "A study of the female as wife and mother in Ibsen's drama," 1972. Purdue University #72- 7919.

2930A.F. Bance, "Fontane's Mathilde Möhring," MODERN LANGUAGE REVIEW 69:121-133, January 1974.

2931 Sharon Rose Barba, "Willa Cather: a feminist study," DISSER- TATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(5):2605A, November 1973.

2932 Donna M. Bauerly, "Patterns of imagery in Carson McCullers' major fiction," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34 (5):2606A, November 1973.

2933Marilynn Ruth Baxter, "Modern woman as heroine in representative plays by S.N. Behrman," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(12): 7916A, June 1974.

2934 Nancy Topping Bazin, VIRGINIA WOOLF AND THE ANDROGYNOUS VISION. Rutgers University Press, 1973.

2935Virginia Walcott Beauchamp, "A feminist looks at Tom and Huck," MARYLAND ENLGISH JOURNAL 12:28-33, Fall 1973. Twain's treatment of females in both TOM SAWYER and HUCKLE- BERRY FINN is stereotypical, derogatory, and hostile.

2936 Patricia Sharon Beis, "Cold fire: some contemporary American women poets," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS34(8):5157 A, February 1974.

2937M. Bell, "Virginia Woolf now," MASSACHUSETTS REVIEW 14: 655-687, Autumn 1973.

2938 Ruth C. Benson, WOMEN IN TOLSTOY: THE IDEAL AND THE EROTIC. University of Illinois Press, 1973.

2939 Bernard Bergonzi, "Feminism and femininity in THE PRINCESS," in THE TURN OF A CENTURY:'ESSAYS ON VICTORIAN AND MODERN ENGLISH LITERATURE. New York: B:11',.J and Noble, 1973.

2940 Kathleen Berman, "DUX FEMINA FACTI: an interpretation of Vergil's Dido," December 1973. 0.epartmeht of Classical and Oriental Languages, Herbert Lehman College, CUNY, Bronx, New York 10468) Destruction of Dido after she rebels against the traditional standards of the Roman matrona.

2941 Betty Berneck, "Feminism in the works of Beaumarchais," DISSER- TATION ABSTRNCTS INTERNATIONAL 34(5):2548A, November 1973. Portions of the text are in French.

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2942 Livia E. Bitton, "The Jewess as a fictional sex symbol," BUCKNELL REVIEW 21:63-86, Spring 1973.

2943 Gary Floyd Bjork, "The Renaissance mirror for fair ladies: Samuel Daniel's COMPLAINT OF ROSAMOND and the tradition of the feminine complaint," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(12) 7698A, June 1974.

2944 Frederick Warn Blackwell, "Characterization of women in three contemporary Hindi playwrights: Jai Shankar Prasad, Lakshmi Norain Lal, and Mohan Rakesh," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34 (12):7737A, June 1974.

2945 Charmarie Jenkins Blaisdell, "Renee de France, whose heroine?" Presented at the New England Renaissance Society, Durham, New Hampshire, October 1974. (Department of History, North- eastern University, Boston, Massachusetts 02115)

2946Alice Fox Blitch, "Prosperina preserved: Book VI of THE FAERIE QUEENE," STUDIES IN ENGLISH LITERATURE 3:15-30, Winter 1973.

2947M.A. Blom, "Jane Eyre: mind as law unto itself," CRITICISM: A QUARTERLY FOR LITERATURE AND THE ARTS 15:350-364, Fall 19733.

2948Andrge Kahn Blumstein, "Misogyny and idealization in the Middle High German romance: EREC, IWEIN, PARZIVAL, and TRISTAN," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(5):2548A, November 1973. Idealization of woman in courtly love literature as a form of anti-feminism consonant with the misogynistic tradition pre- dominating in Chivalric literature.

2949 Gloria L. Bowles, +"Aspects of poetry by American women." (Department of Comparative Literature, University of (',alifor- nia, Berkeley, California 94720) Study of poetry about woman's experience, written from a feminist perspective. Includes Adrienne Rich, Louise Bogan, Muriel Rukeyser, Denise Levertov.

2950 Gloria L. Bowles, "Louise Bogan: to be (or not to be) woman poet?"Presented at the 1974 Meeting of the Modern Language Association in New York City. (Departtent of Comparative Literature, University of California, Berkeley, California 94720) Deals with the difficulty of being a woman ard a poet in the 1930's and 1940's and Bogan's =bivalent attitudes towards her own sex.

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2951 Germaine Bree, WOMEN WRITERS IN FRANCE: VARIATIONS ON A THEME. Rutgers University Press, 3973.

2952 Laura Ann Bromley, "The Victorian "good woman" and the fiction of Charlotte Bronte," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(6):3336A, December 1973. Bronte's heroines rebel against Victorian customs in certain directions and not in others, such as conventional marriage roles and self-sacrifice of emotional needs.

2953Panthea Reid Broughton, "Rejection of the feminine in Carson McCullers' THE BALLAD OF THE SAD CAFE," TWENTIETH CENTURY LITERATURE 20:34-43, January 1974.

2954 L.W. Brown, "Jane Austen and the feminist tradition," NINE- TEENTH CENTURY FICTION.28:321-338, December 1973.

2955 Lloyd W. Brown, "The rhythms of power in Paule Marshall's fiction," NOVEL 7:159-167, Winter 1974.

2956Patricia Sant Brown, "Creative losers: blacks, children, and women in the novels of Joyce Cary," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(10):6627A, April 1974.

2957 BUCKNELL REVIEW 21(1), Spring 1973. Special issue: literary treatment of women by such writers as Charlotte Bronte, Rilke, Theocritus.

2958Ann Camelia Bugliani, "Women and the feminine principle in Claudel's works," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(7):4246A, January 1974.

2959J.R. Byers, Jr., "HOUSE OF THE SEVEN GABLES and THE DAUGHTERS OF DR. BOYLES: a portable source," PUBLICATIONS OF THE MODERN LANGUAGE ASSOCIATION 89:174-177, January 1974.

2960 Thomas Mcnab Carlson, "Flannery O'Connor: the Manichaean dilemma," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(5): 2613A, November 1973.

2961 Carol P. Christ, "Explorations with Doris Lessing in quest of the four-gated city," WOMEN AND RELIGION, pp. 13-38, 1973.

2962 Carol P. Christ, "Margaret Atwood: the surfacing of matriarchal religion."Presented at the 1974 Meeting of the Ameridan Academy of Religion. (Department of Religion, Columbia University, New York, New York 10027) Study of Atwood's SURFACING.

246 2963 L.E. Christensen, +study oi .....,:rtrude Atherton and her heroines. (Department of Ki.tory, California State University, Chico, California 95926)

2964 Heler opin, +"Mythology and American realism: studies in fictiu,i by Henry Adams, Henry James, and Kate Chopin. (Wilmington College, Wilmington, Ohio 45177) Examines the woman archetype in four novels.

2965 Carol Tecla Christ, +"Sexual and imaginative ambivalence in the fiction of Charlotte Bronte." (English Department, University of California, Berkeley, California 94720)

2966 Frances M. Clements, +"Eliot's Will Ladislaw and the masculine mystique." (University of Wisconsin, Green Bay, Wis- consin 54302) Eliot has created in Will Ladislaw, Dorothea's husband, an early example of the liberated male who fails to correspond to the sex role stereotype. He is not the dominant male; he lacks the "manly" self assurance of the stereotype, the com- petitiveness that exploits others in pursuit of economic success; he can play freely, show his emotions openly, be gentle,and show weakness.

2967 Frances M. Clements, +"A note on sex objects: Lessing's one off the short list." (University of Wisconsin, Green Bay, Wisconsin 54302) Lessing's story dramatizes the motives for people's seeing themselves as sex objects.

2968Vineta Colby, YESTERDAY'S WOMEN: DOMESTIC REALISM IN THE ENGLISH NOVEL. Princeton University Press, 1974.

O9Helen V. Collison, "Hester Prynne: a 'study in misanthropy and mysticism," WISCONSIN ENGLISH JOURNAL 15:23-29, April 1973.

2970Dorothy Colmer, "Character and class in 'The wife of Bath's tale' (loathly lady)," JOURNAL OF ENGLISH AND GERMANIC PHILOLOGY 72:329-339, July 1973.

2971 Susan Koppelman Cornillon, ed., IMAGES OF WOMEN IN FICTION: FEMINIST PERSPECTIVES. Bowling Green (Ohio): Bowling Green University Popular Press, 1972. (Bowling Green, Ohio 43403)

2972 Carol Cosman, "Story of 0," WOMEN'S STUDIES 2(1):25-36, 1974. Feminist analysis of the famous French pornographic novel.

2973 John Kenyon Crabbe, "The noblest gift: women in the fiction of Thomas Love Peacock," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(9):5904A, March 1974.

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2974 G.M. Crane, "Shaw's Misalliance: the comic journey from re- bellious daughter to conventional womanhood," EDUCATIONAL THEATRE JOURNAL 25:480-489, December 1973.

2975 CRITIQUE 15(1), 1973. Special issue includes critiques of Margaret Drabble, Joyce Carole Oates, Carolyn Walker. (Editor, Department of English, Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta, Georgia 30332)

2976 Gary Allen Culbert, "Hamlin al :Id's image of woman: an allegiance to ideality," DISSEk,'TON ABSTRACTS 35(5):2984A, November 1974.

2978 A.P. Cunningham, "The ne wman fiction of the 1890's," VICTORIAN STUDIES 17:17-1S (:_.(2.ember 1973.

2979 Sharon Welch Dean, "Lost la.j,c:;; the isolated heroine in the fiction of Hawthorne, JameL, Fitzgerald, Hemingway, and Faulkner," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(5):2616A, November 1973.

2980 A.J. DeArmond, "Henry James on the situation of women." (Department of English, University of Delaware, Newark, Delaware 19711) Study of three novels of the middle pQriod: THE BOSTONIANS, THE PRINCESS CASAMASSIMA, and THE TRAGIC MUSE.

2981 Frank Decavalcante, "Sexual politics' in four Victorian novels," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(3):1618A, September 1974.

2982 Isabelle DeCourtivron, "Androgyny, misogyny, and madness: three essays on women and literature," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(9):5905A, March 1974.

2983 Patricia Anne Deduck, +lyrical prose fiction of selected Twentieth Century writers. (Women's Studies Program, Indi- ana University, Bloomington, Indiana 47401) Study of the use of the lyrical prose framework as a vehicle for the presentation of feminine quest in the novels of Djuna Barnes, Anais Nin, Eva Figes, Virginia Woolf, Monique Wittig, and Viole'.te Leduc.

2984 Sarah Elbert Diamant, "Louisa May Alcott and the woman problem," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(2):984A, August 1974.

2985 Bram Dijkstra, "Androgyne in 19th Century art and literature," COMPARATIVE LITERATURE 26:62-73, Winter 1974. Examination of the influence of developing structures of capitalist ideology on sex roles, and the responses of certain artists and writers to these developments.

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2986 Sandra Dijkstra, "Tne function of ideology in the writings ,of Daniel Defoe: the woman question." (Women's Studies Program, San Diego State University, San Diego, California 92115) Defoe's view of women in his treatises is compared to their representation in his novels to give a perspective on his ideology and his age. The triad wife-whore-servant is dis- covered to be a necessary one to the capitalist system and Defoe's pronouncements are shown to be as contradictory as might be expected from a writer who was attempting to work

out now codes in a perioci of transition. .

2987 Jeannine Dobbs, "Not another poetess: a study of female experience in modern American poet7y," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(5):2554A, Novxnber 1973.

2988 Janet Egleson Dunleavy, "The craft of Mary Lavin: the making of A MEMORY," 1974. (Department of English, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53201)

2989 Joan Elizabeth Triplett Easterly, "Wo:len in the noVels of Paul Bourget," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(6): 3387A-5388A, December 1973.

2990Carol Ehrlich, "Evolutionism and the female in selected American novels, 1885-1900," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(1): 399A, July 1974.

2991 Hglane Hedy Ehrlich, +"The image of women in the literature of the French Renaissance." (Department of French, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, New Jersey 08903) Image of .:omen as used for a vehicle of literary expression.

2992 Helene Hedy Ehrlich, +Wemen critics and the intepretation of the literature on the Holocaust. (Department of French, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, New Jersey 08903)

2993 Pamella Farley, "Form and function: the iige of woman in selected works of Hemingway and Fitzgerald," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(6):3735A, December 1974.

2994 Mary Elizabeth Feeney, "Women in the major fiction of George Eliot," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(1):446A, July 1974.

2995 Roselle L. Felsenfeld, "Five dreams - four novels." (2728 North Prospect, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53211) Comparative analysis of the structure of four novels by women and their use of dream and other uncorccious material as it bechne a guide to form. The idea of work as affir- Mation. Novels of Nin, Lessing, Plath, Woolf.

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2996Mary A. Ferguson, ed., IMAGES OF WOMEN IN LITERATURE. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1973.

2997Helen Ruth Finkel, "The portrait of the woman in the works of Christine CaPisan," 1973. Rice University 472-26,406.

2998 Patricia Jean Fleming, "The integrated self: sexuality and the double in Willa Cather's fiction," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(3):1653A, September 1971.

2999John Fletcher, "Women in crisis: Louise and Mrs. Eliot," CRITICAL QUARTERLY 15:157-170, Summer 1973.

3000 L.J. Forno, "Challe's portrayal of women," FRENCH REVIEW 47: 865-873, April 1974.

3001 Carolyn Forrey, "The new woman revisited," WOMEN STUDIES 2(1): 37-56, 1974. Examinatic)71 of unusual women characters in novels of the late 1800's.

3002 Joan Cavallaro Foster, "Daniel Defoe and the position of women in Eighteenth Century England: a study of Moll Flanders and Roxana," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(10):5677A, April 1973.

3003Carol Burr Francone, "Women in rebellion: the conflict between self-fulfillment and self-sacrifice in EMMA, JANE EYRE, and THE MILL ON THE FLOSS. (Department of English, Chico State University, Chico, California 95926)

3004 Beverly Friend, "Virgin territory: women and sex in science fiction," EXTRAPOLATION 14:49-58, December 1972.

3005 Maureen Fries, "Feminism and antifeminism in UNDER WESTERN EYES," CONRADIANA 5:56-65, Spring 1973.

3006Maureen Fries, "Images of women in Middle English literature," 1973. (Department of English, State University College, Fre- donia, New York 14063)

3007 Maureen Fries, "Sydynge of Corage: Chaucer's Criseyde as feminist and victim," Spring 1973. (Department of English, State University College, Fredonia, New York 14063)

3008 James Stephen Fulbright, "William Blake and the emancipation of women," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(11):7132A, May 1974.

3009 Faith Gabelnick, "Making connections: American women poets on love," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(4):2206A, October 1974.

3010E. Rosalinda Garcia, "The picaresque tradition of the female

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rogue: differences from and similarities to the 'Picaro'," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(8):5170A, February 1974.

3011 X. Gas5orowska, "Solzhenitsyn's women," in J.B. Dunlop and others ALEKSANDER SOLZHENITSYN: CRITICAL ESSAYS AND DOCU- ITARY MATERIALS. Nordland Publications, 1974.

3012 D.J. Geherin, "Nothingness and beyond: Joan Didion's PLAY IT AS IT LAYS," CRITIQUE 16(1):64-78, 1974.

3013Jane Brown Gillette, "Medusa/Muse: women as images of chaos and order in the writings of Henry Adams and Henry James," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(12):6909A, June 1973.

3014J. Gindin, "Rosamond Lehmann: a revaluation," CONTEMPORARY LITERATURE 15:203-211, Spring 1974.

3015Mimi Reisel Gladstein, "The indestructible woman in the works of Faulkner, Hemingway, and Steinbeck," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(3):1655A, September 1974.

3016 E. Glasgow, "From the woman within," APHRA 5:54-72, Spring 1974.

3017 J.J. Glavin, "Trollope's most natural English girl," 19TH CEN- TURY FICTION 28:477-485, March 1974.

3018 Stuart Glucksman, "The happy ending in Jane Austen," DISSERTA- TION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(5):2559A-2560A, November 1973.

3019 Marie Golla, "The emerging woman: tension between Anthony Trollope's theory and art: 1864-1880," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(9):5910A, March 1974.

3020 Inslee Ebissa Grainger, "Women in the imaginative works of Albert Camus," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(5): 2624A-2625A, November 1973. Portions of the text are in French.

3021M.S. Greene, "LES LIAISONS DANGEREUSES and THE GOLDEN BOWL: Maggie's loving reason," MODERN FICTION STUDIF.S 19:531-540, Winter 1973-1974.

3022 N.P. Gross, "Alcestis and the rhetoric of &parture," QUAR- TERLY JOURNAL OF SPEECH 60:296-305, October 1974. Women in literature.

3023Dorys Crow Grover, "Garland's Emily Dickinson: a case of mistaken identity," AMERICAN LITERATURE, May 1974. (Depart-

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ment of Literature and Languages, East Texas State University, Commerce, Texas 75428)

3024Madelyn Gutwirth, "Thesiimportunate muse: woman, love, and genius in Madame de Stael's novels." (Foreign Language Depa:tment, West (hester State College, West Chester, Penn- sylvania 19380)

3025 Pamela Gay Hadas, "Efforts of affection: the poetry of Marianne Moore," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(5):256)A, November 1973.

3026 Patricia Ann Young Halliday, "The pursuit of wholeness in the work of Doris Lessing: dualities, multiplicities, and the resolution of patterns in illumination," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(5):2626A-2627A, November 1973,

3027 Kenneth Lewis Hammond, "The treatment of sexuality in the poems of Dante Gabriel Rossetti," 1972. University of Wis- consin #72-11,241.

3028 E. Hpmpsten, "Woman's map of lyric poetry," COLLEGE ENGLISH 341075-1081, May 1973.

3029 Nancy S. Hardin, "An interview with Margaret Drabble," CONTEMPORARY LITERATURE 14:273-295, Summer 1973.

3030 Elizabeth Hardwick, SEDUCTION AND BETRAYAL: WOMEN AND LITER- ATURE. New York: Random House, 1974.

3031 B.N. Hardy, "Women in D.H. Lawrence's works," in S. Spender, ed., D.H. LAWRENCE: NOVELIST, POET, PROPHET. New York: Harper and Row, 1973.

3032 E.F. Harkins, FAMOUS AUTHORS (WOMEN). Folcroft Library Editions, 1973.

3033 Susan Rebecca Hartley, "The later novels of George Meredith: women's struggle for emancipation," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(10):6642A, April 1974.

3034 Howard Jay Haymes, "The relationship of selected nonfictional popular and scholarly literature about women in the post World War II period (1946-1962) to the ideas of noted writers of the American women's liberation movement (1963-1970)," DIS- SERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(2):1009A, August 1974.

3035 Eleanor Jane Hedley, "Masculine and feminine in THE FAERIE QUEENE: an ontological analysis," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35 (4):2223A, October 1974. - 243 -

3036 R. Helson, "Heroic and tender modes in women authors of fantasy," JOURNAL OF PERSONALITY 41:493-512, December 1973.

3037 Sidney Lee Hillzer, "Woman in the works of William Dean Howells," 1972. Stanford University #72-5892.

3038 Susan Jane Hoerchner, "I have to keep the two things separate': polarity in women in the contemporary American novel," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(11):7233A, May 1974. The theoretical approach of Erikson and Meade ("uterine determinists") v. Thompson and de Beauvoir ("social determinists"). An analysis of the representation of women in current American culture.

3039 Gloria T. Hull, +biographical-critical study of black American women writers. (Department of English, University of Dela- ware, Newark, Delaware 19711) Especially poets, particularly those of the Harlem Renaissance period.

3040 Edward Joseph Ifkovic, "God's country and the woman: the development of an American identity in the popular novel, 1893-1913," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(9):5180A, March 1973. Sentimental romance in American novels.

3041 Marilyn Laurine Johnson, "Images of women in the works of Thomas Heywood," DISS2RTA1'ION ABSTRACTS 35(6):3685A, December 1974.

3042 G.H. Jones, "Henry James' Georgina's reasons: the under- side of Washington Square," SUTIDES IN SHORT FICTION 11: 189-194, Spring 1974.

3043 Anne O.M. Jourlait, "Woman and feminine presence in selected poems of Paul Eluard and Vincente Aleixandre - a thematic study," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(1):457A,-July 1974.

3044 Edward Thomas Joyce, "Race and sex: opposition and identity in the fiction of Carson McCullers," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(6):3403A-3404A, December 1973.

3045 P. Kane and D.Y. Wilkinson, "Survival strategies: black women in OLLIE MISS and COTTON COMES TO HARLEM," CRITIQUE 16(1) :101-109, 1974.

3046 Sydney Janet Kaplan, "The feminine consciousness in the novels of five 20th Century British women," 1972. University of California at LOS Angeles #72-5838. Consciousness of female characters in the novels of Dorothy

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Richardson, May Sinclair, Virginia Woolf, Rosamond Lehmann, Doris Lessing.

3047 Sydney Janet Kaplan, "The limits of consciousness in the novels of Doris Lessing," CONTEMPORARY LITERATURE 14:536-549, Fall 1973.

3048Anthony Kaufman, "This hard condition of a woman's fate: Southerne's THE WIVES' EXCUSE," MODERN LANGUAGE QUARTERLY 34:36-47, March 1973.

3049 Frances Weller Kaye, "The roles of women in the literature of the post-Civil War American frontiet," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(11):7155A, May 1974.

3050Alfred Kazin, "Cas:iandras: Porter to Oates," in BRIGHT BOOK OF LIFE: AMERICAN NOVELISTS AND STORYTELLERS FROM HEMINGWAY TO MAILER. Boston: Little, Brown, and Company, 1973.

3051 Blair G. Kenney, +article on biography of Jane Austen. (Department of English, University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland 20742)

3052Dolores Ann Kester, "Shaw And the Victorian 'problem' genre: the woman side," DISSERTATION ABSTRiCTS INTERNATIONAL 34(5):2566A, November 1973.

3053 E. Killoh, "Patriarchal women: a study of three novels by Janet Lewis," SOUTHERN REVIEW 10:342-364, April 1974.

3054 Gail Kmetz, "With stillness that is almost paradise: romanti- cism and mysticism in the poetry of Christina Rossetti," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL Z4() :3405A-5406A, December 1973.

3055 Eunice Edna Knight, "The role of women in Don Juan and Faust literature," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(2):1106A, August 1974.

3056Annette Ko/odny, "The land-as-woman: literary convention and latent 7sychologica1 content," WOMEN STUDIES 1(2):167-182, :973.

3057Stephanie Barlett Kraft, "Women and society in the novels of George Eliot and Edith Wharton," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(5):2632A, November 1973.

3058Me:ammed Yousouf Kurmally, "Martial's attitudes towards women," 1972. Ohio State University #72-4543. Analysis of epigrams dealing with women written by the Roman poet Martial. Portions in Latin,

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3059 Marcia Geib Kutrieh, "Popular British romantic women poets," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(4):2229A, October 1974.

3060Estella Lauter, +interpretive essays on several contemporary women poets: Rich, Levertove, Wakoski, Sexton, and Swenson among others. (College of Creative Communication, Univer- sity of Wisconsin, Green Bay, Wisconsin 54302)

3061 Estella Lauter, +"What paradigm governs our study of poetry by women?" (College of Creative Communication, University of Wisconsin, Green Bay, Wisconsin 54302)

3062Mary R. Lefkowitz, "Critical stereotypes and the poetry of Sappho," GREEK, ROMAN, AND BYZANTINE STUDIES 11:113-123, 1973. Critical misinterpretation of poems by Emily Dickinson and Sappho.

3063John Ewell Lightfoot, "The treatment of women in Restoration comedy of manners," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(9):5918A, March 1974.

3064 Virginia Anne Lipton, "Women in today's world: a study of five French women novelists," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33 (12):6918A, June 1973.

3065 Archie K. Loss, "The pre-Raphaelite woman, the symbolist femme-enfant, and the girl with the long flowing hair in the earlier work of Joyce," JOURNAL OF MODERN LITERATURE 3:3-23, February 1973.

3066Martha Oehmke Loustaunau, "Mexico's contemporary women novelists," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(5): 2637A, November 1973.

3067Arieh Loya, "Poetry as a social document: the social position of the Arab woman as in the poetry of Nizar Qabbani," MUSLIM WORLD 63(1):39-52, 1973.

3068 Alice Mary Lubin, "Becky Sharp's role playing in VANITr FAIR." "Grotesques in the fictions of Flannery O'Connor," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(5):2569-2570A, November 1973. The second and third parts of this dissertation deal respectively with the various masculine and feminine roles played by Becky Sharp and in characterizations (nale and female) by Flannery O'Connor.

3069 Nancy Beissner Lucas, "Women and love relationships in the changing fictional world of Anthony Trollope," DISSERTATION

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ABSTRACTS 34(12):7712A, June 1974.

3070 .Barbara Louise Magaw, "The female characters in prose chivalric romance-in England, 1475-1603: their patterns and their influences," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34 (6):3412A, December 1973.

3071 Nan Bauer Maglin, "Women in three Sinclair Lewis novels," MASSACHUSETTS REVIEW 14(4), Autumn,1973.

3072 Nan Bauer Maglin, +twenty-one radical American women novelists, 1895-1925. (Department of English, Manhattan. Community College, 1633 Broadway, New York, New York 10019)

3073 Juanita Marie Mentovani, "The feminine world view of Eliza- beth Cleghorn Gaskell," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(2):1053A, August 1974.

3074 Teresa Donati Marciano, "Why women love saints." (Fairleigh Dickinson University, Teaneck, New Jersey 07666) An analysis of fiction and fii:n reveal theme of the temptation of holy men to designing women.

3075 Susanna Markiewicz, "The question of feminineliberty in the writings of Denis Diderot," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(12): 6921A, June 1973.

3076 A.B. Markow, "Pathology of feminine failure in the fiction of Doris Lessing," CRITIQUE 16(1):88-100, 1974.

3077 Wendy Martin, "Eleanor Bergstein, novelist - an interview," WOMEN STUDIES 2(1):91-97, 1974.

3078 Wendy Martin, "God's lioness' - Sylvia Plath, her prose and poetry," WOMEN STUDIES 1(2):191-198, 1973.

3079 Wendy Martin, "Profile: Susanna Rowson, early American novelist," WOMEN STUDIES 2(1):1-8, 1974.

3080 Collin Gilles Matton, "The role of women in three of Faulkner's- families," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(4):2283A, October 1974.

3081 Mary Ann Dobbin McCay, "Women in the novels of Charles Brock- den Brown: a study," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(6):3692A, December 1974.

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3082 Jane McCorMick, "Witchcraft in literature," PSYCHIC 5:50- 54, October 1973.

3083 Juliet McGrath, "Politics and femininity in Shakespeare's plays." (Department of English - Mosey 419, University of

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Rochester, Rochester, New York 14627)

3084 Juliet McMaster, "Portrait of Isabel Archer," AMERICAN LITERA- TURE 45:50-66, March 1973.

3085Lilia Melani, "Hidden motives: a study ofpower and women in British periodical fiction, 1864," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(9):5983A, March 1974.

3086Diane Wood Middlebrook, +forms of authority inpoetry by women. (Department of English, Stanford University, Stanford, California 94305) Essays on feminine self-consciousness in poetry byAmerican women, chiefly contemporaries.

3087 L. Mizejewski, "Sappho to Sexton: woman uncontained," COLLEGE ENGLISH 35:340-345, December 1973.

3088Ellen Moers, "Money, the job, and LITTLE WOMEN," COMMENTARY 55:57-65, January 1973. Works of Austen, Bronte, Stowe, and Alcott reveala solid feminine tradition of concern for the economic life ofwomen.

3089Ellen Morgan, "Alienation of the woman writer in THE GOLDEN NOTEBOOK," CONTEMPORARY LITERATURE 14:471-480, Autumn 1973.

3090Ellen Morgan, +"But a poor and dim figure: a feministre- appraisal of THE BLITHEDALE ROMANCE." (A21, 220 West Ever- green Avenue, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19118)

3091 Ellen Morgan, "The characterization of sexuality in Virginia Woolf's ORLANDO," 1973. (English and American Literature, Women's Studies, 28 Cranbury Road, Princeton Junction, New Jersey 08550)

3092 Ellen Morgan, +collection of critical articles on the writings of Doris Lessing. (A21, 220 West Evergreen Avenue, Phila- delphia, Pennsylvania 19118)

3093Ellen Morgan, "Isabel Archer: resistance to the patriarchal order," 1973. (English and American Literature, Women's Studies, 28 Cranbury Road, Princeton Junction, New Jersey 08550)

30P4 Robin Morgan, "Conspiracy of silence against a feminist poem," FEMINIST ART JOURNAL 1:4-5, Fall 1972. Author shows changes she had to make in poem before Random House would publish it.

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3095 Carol Morrell, "Anais Nin and the identityof women," WOMEN SPEAKING 3:18-19, January 1973.

3096David B. Morris, "Visionary maid: tragic passion and redemp- tive sympathy in Pope's 'Eloisa toAbelard'," MODERN LANGUAGE QUARTERLY 34:247-271, September 1973.

3097D.E. Morton, "Lyrical form and thehioild of Esther Waters," ; STUDIES IN ENGLISH LITERATURE 13:688-670,Autumn 1973.

3098 Ernest J. Moyne, "Mark Twain and BaronessAlexandra Gripenberg," AMERICAN LITERATURE 45:370-378, November 1973.

3099 Jean McClure Mudge, "Emily Dickinson andthe image of home," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(6):3420A,December 1973.

3100 Olive Gale Mullet, "The war with womenand words: Lady Gregory's destructive, Celtic folklorewoman," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(6):3351A, December 1973.

3101M. Munday, "Jane Austen, women writers,and Blackwood's magazines" NOTES AND QUERIES 20:290, August 1973.

3102John J. Murphy, "The respectable romanticand the unwed mother: class consciousness in MY ANTONIA,"COLBY LIBRARY QUARTERLY 10:149-156, September 1973.

3103Kay Johnson Mtssell, "The world ofmodern Gothic fiction: American women and their social myths,"DISSERTATION AB- STRACTS 35(1):411A, July 1974.

reminiscences of Margaret 3104Joel Myerson, "Caroline Dall's Fuller," HARVARD LIBRARY BULLETIN22:414-428, October 1974.

Scarborough: form and 3105 James William Neatherlin, "Dorothy milieu in the work of a Texas writer,"DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(6):3421A-3422A, December1973.

3106Mary A. Nickles, "The women inCongreve's comedies: characters and caricatures," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS33(11), May 1973. womanhood in the workd of 3107 Sigrid Gerda Novak, "Images of German female dramatist, 1892-1918,"DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(7):4276A, January 1974.

American women authors," 3108 Bertha VanRiper Overbury, "Collecting BARNARD ALUMNAE 62:4-5, Spring 1973.

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3109 "The. Overbury Collection of AmericanWomen," BARNARD ALUMNAE 62:2-3, Spring 1973.

3110William J. Palmer, "Abelard's fate: sexualpolitics in Stend- hal, Faulkner, and Camus," MOSAIC VII3:29-41, Spring 1974.

3111 Linda Pannill, "Keats' LAMIA," MARYWOLLSTONECRAFT NEWSLETTER 1, April 1973. The woman-serpent figure in thepoem represents potentiality. Depending on the perspective of themale characters the serpent is viewed alternately asa beast, a woman of "old Adam's seed," and a goddess.

3112 Linda Pannill, +the woman as artist inthe American novel, 1890-1920. (Department of English, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, North Carolina37514) Examines the conflicts of thewoman artist including the perfoxming artist. Emphasizes works by Willa Cather, Ellen Glasgow, 1-.4ry Austin, Theodore Dreiser,and Hamlin Garland.

3113 C.T. Parker,. "William Dean dowells: realismand feminism," in Monroe Engel, ed., USES OF LITERATURE.Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1973.

3114Angela Patterson, "The women of John Steinbeck'snovels in the light of humanistic psychology," DISSERTATIONABSTRACTS 35(3):1394R, September 1974.

3115 Ellen Margaret McKee Peck, "Exploring thefeminine: a study of Janet Lewis, Ellen Glasgow, Anais Nin,and Virginia Woolf," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(6):3761A, December1974.

3116 Rubert T. Pickens, "Concept of the feminineideal in Villon's Testament: huitain LXXXIX," STUDIES IN PHILOLOGY70:42-50, January 1973.

3117 Christine Pierce, "Equality: REPUBLIC V," THE MONIST57:1-11, January 1973. Examination of the interpretation of'the sectionon equality of men and women.

3118 Marge Piercy, "Margaret Atwood: beyond victimhood," AMERICAN POETRY REVIEW 2:41-44, November-December1973. Analysis of Atwood's novels and poetry- her theme of victor- victim, with the refusal of her female charactersto be victims.

3119 A.C. Piper, "Feminine presence in Os Lusladas,"HISPANIA 57: 231-238, May 1974.

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3120Anthony P. Pisano, "L77. nouvelle beatrice": the role of woman in the life and writings of Jules Michelet, 1848-1860," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(6):3653A, December 1974.

3121 Carolyn V. Platt, "The female quest in the works of Anne, Charlotte, and Emily Brontë," 1974. (Women's Studies Pro- gram, San Diego State University, SanDiego, California 92182) Examines the conflict between self-development andindependence on the part of the Brcntes' female protagonistsand the desire for romantic love with an overbearing male lover.Also discusses the importance of theBrontes' feminist impulses.

3122 Carolyn V. Platt, "How feminist is Villette?" (Women's Studies Program, San Diego State University, San Diego, California 92182)

3123Sarah B. Pomeroy, "Feminism in Book V of Plato's REP0KIC," APEIRON 8:33-35, May 1974.

3124Annis Pratt, "Archetypal approaches to the newfeminist criticism," BUCKNELL REVIEW 21(1):3-14, Spring 1973.

3125 Annis Pratt, "Sexual imagery in TO THE LIGHTHOUSE: a new feminist approach," MODERN FICTION STUDIES, pp. 417-431, August 1972.

3126 E.F. Quirk, "Tulkinghorn's buried life: s studyof character in BLEAK HOUSE," JOURNAL OF ENGLISH AND GERMANICPHILOLOGY 72:526-535, October 1973. Misogyny in literature.

3127 Leslie Roth Rabine, "The other side of the ideal: women writers of mid-Nineteenth Century France (GeorgeSand, Daniel SternoHortense Allart, and Flora Tristan)," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(9):5988A, MarCh 1974.

3128 Shaista Rahman, "Virginia Woolf and reality: theartist, the intellectual, and the mystic in the novels," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(6):3428A, December 1973.

3129 Gail Helen Vieth Reed, "Chaucer's women: commitmentand submission," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(7):4215A,January 1974.

3130 Christine Rees, "Gay, Swift, and the nymphs of DruryLane," ESSAYS IN CRITICISM 23:1-21, January 1973.

3131 Lorenzo Renzi, "Reading of Saba's 'A mia moglie',"MODERN LANGUAGE REVIEW 68:77-83, January 1973.

3132 Bramy Resnik, "The role of women in Jakob JuliusDavid's NOVELLEN," 1972. University of Southern California #72- 27,688. 260 - 251 -

3133 Stella P. Revard, "Eve and the doctrine ofresponsibility in 'Paradise lost'," PUBLICATIONS OF THEMODERN LANGUAGE ASSO- CIATION 88:69-78, January 1973.

3134 Adrienne Rich, "Caryatid: war, rape, andmasculine consciousness," AMERICAN POETRY REVIEW 2:10-11,May-June 1973.

3135 Kenneth Leo Richard, "Developments inlate Heian prose fiction: THE TALE OF NEZAME," DISSERTATIONABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(5):2576A-2577A, November 1973. THE TALE OF NEZAME is by awoman author from the Heian court. A translation is provided.

3136 Betty Richardson, "Beleaguered Bloomsbury:Virginia Woolf, her friends, and their critics," PAPERSON LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE 10:207-221, Spring 1974.

3137 Betty Richardson, "The social and sexual significanceof minor novelists: Charlotte Yonge, Mrs. Humphrey Ward,Marie Corelli, Elinar Glynn, and their ilk," 1973. (Department of English, Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville,Illinois 62025) 3138 Velma Bourgeois Richmond, "Feminine sensibility:reversals in Thomas Hardy and Ellen Glasgow." (Department of English, Holy Names College, Oakland, California 94619)

3139 Velma Richmond, "Lady Macbeth: feminine sensibilitygone wrong," THE CEA CRITIC 35:20-24, 1973.

3140 Velma Bourgeois Richmond, "Sex roles in fiction." (Department of English, Holy Names College, Oakland,California 94619)

3141John E. Rogers, Jr., "Dearest Friend':a study of Dorothy Wordsworth's journals." (Department of English, Shippensburg State College, Shippensbprg, Pennsylvania 17257)

3142 J. Romano, "Sylvia Plath reconsidered," COMMENTARY57:47- 52, April 1974;

3143 Sally King Romotsky, "Sex and the family in HAMLET,"DISSER- TATION ABSTRACTS 34(7):4216A, January 1974.

3144Phyllis Rose, "Mrs. Ramsay and Mrs. Woolf,"WOMEN STUDIES 1(2): 199-216, 1973.

3145 Deborah S. Rosenfelt and Florene.e Howe,+women writers in Britain and the United States. (Department of English, California State University, Long Beach, California90840)

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of the United States left. 3146 Deborah S. Rosenfelt, +women writers (Department of English, CaliforniaState University, Long Beach, California 90840)

3147P. Rosenthal, "Feminism andlife in feminist biography," COLLEGE ENGLISH 36:180-184, October1974.

MUSE: studies in sexual 3148 Mary Beth Roth, "TIRESIAS THEIR stereotype in the English novel,"DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(10):6604A, April 1974.

face: the role of Bertha 3149 Phyllis A. Roth, An ordinary woman's Univer- in JANE EYRE." (Department of English, Northeastern sity, Boston, Massachusetts 02115)

of Milly Theale: Henry. 3150John Carlos Rowe, "Symbolization James' THE WINGS OF THE DOVE," ELH40:131-164, Spring 1973.

image of women in Eighteenth 3151Ann Zimmerman Russell, "The Century English novels," DISSERTATIONABSTRACTS 35(2):1122A, August 1974.

Johnson," CRITIQUE 1e(1):53-63, 3152 M. Ryan, "Novels of Piane 1974. womanhood," COMPARATIVE 3153 Elizabeth Sabiston, "Prison of LITERATURE 25:336-351, Fall 1973.

function of female characters in 3154 Lynn Blechman Sawyer, "The Shakespeare's political plays,"1972. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill #72-10,769. effect of feminism and soci- 3155 Leone Scanlon, "Essays on the alism upon the literature of1880-1914," DISSERTATION AB- STRACTS 34(7):4218A, January1974. changing role of women in the 3156 Willa Elizabeth Schmidt, "The works of Arthur Schnitzler,"DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(1): 474A, July 1974.

friend and poet," ELEMENTARY 3157 A.V. Schwartz, "Edith Segal: ENGLISH 50:1223-1227, November1973.

of Lagerkvist's Marianne," 3158 Irene Scobbie, "Interpretation SCANDINAVIAN STUDIES 45:128-134,Spring 1973.

Marcia Duncan Scott, "Many ghosts tofight: the image of 3159 reflected in women in Britishsociety between the wars as the novels of English womenauthors," DISSERTATION AB- STRACTS 35(3):1605A, September1974.

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3160 Sharon Shaw, "Hemingway's mistreatment ofwomen characters," MOVING OUT 4(1):42-43, 1974.

3161 Virginia Arens Shea, "Nat every vessel al of gold: studies in Chaucer's LEGEND OF GOOD WOMEN," 1972. University of Connecticut #72-14,256.

3162 T.J. hinn, Women in the novels of Ann Petry, CRITIQUE 16(1): 110-120, 197J.

3163 I. Shor, "Anne Sexton's 'For my lover...': feminismin the classroom," COLLEGE ENGLiSH 34:1082-1093, May 1973.

3164 Elaine Showalter, "Killing the angel in thehousv the autonomy of women writers," ANTIOCH REVIEW 32(3);)39-353,1973.

3165 Kenneth Silverman, "Four new letters by Phillis Wheatley," EARLY AMERICAN LITERATURE 8:257-271, Wintel 1974.

3166 Marilyn Silverman, "Selected works of Ellen Glasgow:an analysis of the portrayal of women in literature," 1974. (clo Richman, 304 East 73rd Street, #3D, New York,New York 10021)

3167 Peggy Dechert Skaggs, "A woman's place: the search for identity in Kate Chopin's female characters," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(11):6325A, May 1973.

3168Annette T. Smith, "Be 71d feminism: the works of Nicole Vedres," WOMEN STUDIES 2(1):79-89, 1974.

3169 Barbara Smith, "The relationships between men andwomen in the fiction of Ann Petry." (Department of English, Emerson College, 126 Beacon Street, Boston, Massachusetts 02118)

3170 Pamela Smith, "Architectonics: Sylvia Plath's colossus," ARIEL 4:4-21, January 1973.

3171 Sharon Spencer, "Fem.;ninity' and the woman writer: Doris. Lessing's ThE GOLDEN NOTEBOOK and the DIARY of Anais Nin," WOMEN STUDIES 1(3):247-257, 1973.

3172 Sharon Spencer, "The novel as mobile space," introduction to Anais Nin, CITIES OF THE INTERIOR. Chicago: Swallow Press, 1974.

3173 Kenneth Allen Stackhouse, "Narrative roles and style in the novelas of Marfa de Zayas y Sotomayor," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS

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INTERNATIONAL 34(6):3432A, December 1973. Seventeenth Century Spanish author who usesher tales and her fictional framework to preach a theme of thehonor of women in love.

3174 Myra C. Stark, "The clever woman of thefamily - and what happened to her," MARY WOLLSTONECRAFT JOURNAL2:13-19, May 1974. (Department of English, Douglass College,Rutgers University, New Brunswick, New Jersey)

3175Edna L. Steeves, "Pre-feminism in someEighteenth Century novels," TEXAS QUARTERLY 16:48-57, Autumn 1973.

3176 B. Stegeman, "Divorce dilemma: the new womanin contemporary African novels," CRITIQUE 15(3):81-93, 1974.

3177 Donald D. Stone, "Victorian feminism and theNineteenth Cen- tury novel," WOMEN STUDIES 1(1):65-91,1972.

3178Jean Sudrann, "Hearth and horizon:changing concepts of the domestic life of the heroine," MASSACHUSETTSREVIEW 14: 235-255, Spring 1973.

3179Lynn Sukenick, "Feeling and reasonin Doris Lessing's fiction," CONTEMPORARY LITERATURE 14:515-535,Autumn 1973.

3180Sumitra Suwannabha, "The feminine eye: Augustansociety as seen by selected women dramatistsof the Restoration and early Eighteenth Century," DISSERTATIONABSTRACTS 34(9): 5932A, March 1974.

and the genteel tra- 3181 Virginia R. Terris, +"Emily Dickinson dition." (Department of English, Adelphi University,Garden City, New York 11520)

3182 Marjorie Ann Thomas, "An overview of MissAnne: white women as seen by black playwrights,"DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTER- NATIONAL 34(6):3605A, December 1973.

3183 Gloria Jean Tobin, "Virginia Woolf'sTHE WAVES and THE YEARS as novel of vision and novelof fact," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(1):483A, July 1974.

3184 Emily Toth, +"That outward existencewhich conforms: Kate Chopin and literary convention." (Department of English, University of North Dakota, Grand Forks, NorthDakota 58201)

To be 3185Emily Toth, +STUDIES IN SIX AMERICAN WOMENWRITERS. published by the Viking Press. (Department of English, University of North Dakota, Grand Forks, NorthDakota 58201)

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3186Emily Toth, "Women and their friends: some thoughts about literature," WOMAN: A JOURNAL OF LIBERATION 3(2):44, 1973.

3187Susan Allen Toth, "Defiant light: a positive view of Mary Wilkins Freeman," NEW ENGLAND QUARTERLY 46:82-93, March 1973.

3188Joanne Trautmann, "The Jessamy birds: the friendship of Virginia Woolf and Vita Sackville-West," PENNSYLVANIA STATE STUDIES 36, 1973.

3189Edward L. Tucker, "Faulkner's Drusilla and Ibsen's Hedda," MODERN DRAMA 16:157-161, September 1973.

3190 Lewis Turco, "The matriarchy of American poetry," COLLEGE ENGLISH 34:1067-1074, May 1973.

3191 Mary Ellen Tyrmand, "Women and society in the Nineteenth Century Spanish novel," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(6):3774A, December 1974.

3192 Leonard A. Vogt, "Sexuality in the British drama revival since 1956," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(6):3775A, December 1974.

3193 G. Wagner, FIVE FOR FREEDOM: A STUDY OF FEMINISM IN FICTION. Fairleigh Dickinson, 1973. Emma Bovary, Jane Eyer, Madame de Merteuil, Tess of the D'Urbervilles, Tony Buddenbrook.

3194Cheryl Walker, "Welcome Eumenides: contemporary feminist poets," FEMINIST ART JOURNAL 2:6-7, Winter 1973-1974.

3195Cheryl Lawson Walker, "The women's tradition in American Poetry," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(7):4294A, January 1974.

3196Alan S. Watts, "Octavia Hill and the influence of Dickens," HISTORY TODAY 24:348-353, May 1974.

3197V.L. Weiss, "Form and meaning iu Marguerite Duras"Moderato cantabile'," CRITIQUE 16(1):79-87, 1974.

3198N. Wells, "Women in American literature," ENGLISH JOURNAL 62:1159-1161, November 1973.

3199 David Larry Williams, "William Faulkner.and the mythology of woman," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(10):6610A, April 1974.

3200Mhrk K. Wilson, "Mx. Clemens and Madame Blanc: Mark Twain's first French critic," AMERICAN LITERATURE 45:537-556, Janu- ary 1974.

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3201 Stuart Wilson, "Richardson's Pamela: aninterpretation," PUBLICATIONS OF THE MODERN LANGUAGE ASSOCIATION 88:79-91, January 1973.

3202 Judith Hanna Windt, "Not cast in other women's mold: strong women charactersin Shakespeare's HENRY VI trilogy, Dray- ton's ENGLAND'S HEROICALL EPISTLES and Johnson's 'Poems to ladies'," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(6):3777A, December1974.

3203 Florence T. Winston, "The significance of women in the plays of Philip Massinger," 1972. University of Kansas #72-32,951.

3204 Robert Francis Wolfe, "The restless women of EdithWharton," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(2):1130A, August 1974.

3205 Cynthia Griffin Wolff, "Thanatos and Eros: Kate Chopin's THE AWAKENING," AMERICAN QUARTERLY 25:449-471, October1973.

3206Jean Fagan Yellin, +women in American radical literature. (Department of English, Pace University, New Rochelle, New York 10801) Study of feminine themes and characters in the literatureof movements which historically have made radicalcritiques of the dominant American culture. Examines selected belles lettres associated with the Abolitionists, the Populists, Utopians, Socialists, Communists, and radical tradeunionists. The stress is on fiction, but the study includes bothhistori- cal and literary materials, works by major andminor writers, men and women, black and white.

3207Michele Wender Zak, "Feminism and the new novel,"DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(8):5215A, February 1974.

3208 Nancy Scholar Zee, "Anais Nin: beyond the mask." (Univer- sity Microfilms, Dissertation Copies, P.O. Box 1764,Ann Arbor, Michigan 48106)

3209Nancy Scholar Zee, "Towards a definition of woman-artist: notes on the diaries of Anais Nin," OYEZ REVIEW8(1):49-55, 1973. Discussion of the conflicts and struggles recorded inNin's diaries between the dual roles of woman and artist,Nin's attempts at reconciliation of those conflicts.

3210 Froman I. Zeitlin, +"Magico-religious primitivismin the women of Aeschylus." (Department of Classics, Douglass College, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, New Jersey 08903) Examination of the types of actions open to women in the tragic drama of Aeschylus focusing on polaritiesestablished between male activity (instrumental) and female activity (expressive) and issues of nature and culture within the city state. 266 - 257 - K;L.1

3211 Ken Zellefrow, "RETURN OF THE NATIVE: Hardy's map and Eustacia's suicide," NINETEENTH CENTURY FICTION 28:214-220, September 1973.

3212 Evelyne Accad Zerbe, "Veil of shame: role of women in the modern fiction of North Africa and the Arab world," DISSER- TATION ABSTRACTS 35(4):2246A, October 1974.

3213 Bonnie Sue Zimmerman, "Appetite for submission': the female role in the novels of George Eliot," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(3):1639A, September 1974.

3214Toby Silverman Zinman, "The snail under the leaf: Katherine Mansfield's ironic vision," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTER- NATIONAL 34(6):3441A, December 1973. Study of humans, especially women, as victims of life.

3215 Roman Ihor Zylawy, "Aspects of women's ideology and the rise of the feminine ethics from the Seventeenth Century to the Eighteenth Century as reflected in the works of Marivaux and Prevost," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(7):4297A, January 1974.

L MENTAL AND PHYSICAL HEALTH

1 BIRTH CONTROL/FAMILY PLANNING (material on fertility and labor force participation is listed in G Family Organization, 2 Employed Mothers and Wives)

3216 Naomi Ruth Abramowitz, "The investigation of family size decisions in the context of marital interaction: an analysis of the responses of fifteen Jewish couples interviewed cojointly auout their decision to terminate childbearing," 1972. Columbia University #72-28,691.

3217W. Ahmed, "Planned parenthood in an unplanned world," INTER- NATIONAL SOCIAL SCIENCE JOURNAL 26(2):227-234, 1974.

3218 Joan Arehart-Treichel, "Birth control in the brave new world," SCIENCE NEWS, pp. 93-95, February 10, 1973. Contraceptives of the future.

3219Judith M. Bardwick, "A predictive study of psychological and psychosomatic responses to oral contraceptives," in James T. Fawcett, ed.,PSYCHOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES ON POPULATION. New York: Basic Books, 1972.

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3220Ruth Marie Beard, "A study of selected factors in the use/ nonuse of contraception," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNA- TIONAL 34(5):2124B-2125B, November 1973 Group studies consisted of two hundred and two single college women.

3221 John J. Billings and Evelyn L. Billings, "Teaching the safe period based'on the mucus sympton," LINACRE QUARTERLY 41: 41-51, Fall 1974. Observing the cervix for the mucus discharge which accom- panies ovulation, thus determining "safe" and "unsafe" periods.

3222"Birth control: current technology, future prospects," SCIENCE 179:1222-1224, March 23, 1973.

3223Judith BL'e and Prithwis Das Gupta, "The fallacy of the five million women: a re-estimate," DEMOGRAPHY 9:569-587, November 1972. Re-estimate of the actual number of United States married women in need of contraceptive services.

3224 Judith Blake, "The teenage birth control dilemma and public opinion," SCIENCE 180:708-712, May 1.8, 1973.

3225 Leon F. Bouvier, "Use of oral contraceptives in Rhode Island women between 1967 and 1970," SOCIAL BIOLOBY 20(1):51-63, March 1973.

3226 J. Robert Bragonier and others, "Viewpoints: why do unmarried women fail to use contraception," MEDICAL AF,PECTS OF HUMAN SEXUALIV 7:(54, May 1973.

3227 Lester Brown, "Alternatives to childbearing," SATURDAY REVIEW, July 27, 1974.

3228 Larry L. Bumnass and Harriet B. Presser, "Contraceptive sterilization in the United State.T., 1965-1970," DEMOGRAPHY 9: 531-548, November 1972.

3229Patricia W. Cautley and Edgar F. Borgatta, "Values, role definitions, and fertility orientations." Presented at the American Sociological Association Meeting, August 1973. (University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin 53706)

3230 Census Bureau, "Fertility of women by education and family income for United States, 1970," June 1973. (Superintendent of Documents, Washington, DC)

C:oilaborative Group for the Study of Stv3ke in Young Women, "Oral contraception and increased risk of cerebral ischemia or thrombosis," NEW ENGLAND JOURNAL OF MEDICINE 288:871-878, 268 - 259 - L.1

April 26, 1973.

3232William Cooper, Jr., "Comment: pregnancy after sterilization causes of action for parent and child," JOURNAL OF FAMILY LAW 12(4):635-652, 1972-1973.

3233 Norman G. Courey and others, "Sterilization via laparoscope," NEW YORK STATE JOURNAL OF MEDICINE 73:559-561, February 15, 1973.

. 3234 Takey Crist, "Assistance for the sexually active female,'' JOURNAL OF GYNECOLOGY AND NEO-NATAL NURSING 2(2):2-6,

3235 E. Darden, "Effect of prolonged use of oral contraceptive drugs on the motor performance of healthy women," JOURNAL OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION 71:98-99, March 1974.

3236 Alice H. Eagly and Pamela Anderson, "Sex role and attitudinal correlates of desired family size," JOURNAL OF APPLIED PSY- CHOLOGY 4(2):151-164, 1974.

3237 Maria Alba Fisch, "Internal versus external ego orientation and family planning effectiveness among poor black women," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(2):1045B, August 1974.

3238 B. Gardner, "Economic aspects of the fertility of rural farm and urban women," SOUTHERN ECONOMIC JOURNAL 38:518-524, April 1972.

3239 "Girls under eighteen can consent to birth control services in two-fifths of the states," FAMILY PLANNING DIGEST 1(6), December 1972.

3240 Sol Gordon, "Protect yourself from becoming an unwanted parent," 1973. (Ed-U Press, 760 Ostrom Avenue, Syracuse, New York 13210) Comic book of information about pregnancy and birth control designed to appeal to teenagers.

3241 Bruce Allan Gould, "Objectives and content areas for the development oE 7chool-based birth control education programs kindergarten tiLeough grade twelve," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(5):2165A, November 1973.

3242 Virginia Gray, "Women: victims or beneficiaries of United States population policy?" in Virginia Gray and Elihu Berg- man, eds., POLITICAL ISSUES IN UNITED STATES POPULATION POLICY. Lexington (Massachusetts): Lexington Books/D.C. Heath and Company, 1974.

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3243Janet Griffith, +analysis of the socialfactors which tend to pressure women to have two or more childrenrather than no or only one child. (Department of Social Relations, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland 21218)

3244 William H. James, "The fecundability of United States women," POPULATION STUDIES 27:493-500, November1973.

3245 C.L. Johnson, "Attitudes toward premarital sex andfamily planning for single-never-pregnant teenage girls," ADOLES- CENCE 9:255-262, Summer 1974.

3246 C.D. Johnston, "Sexuality andbirth control: impact of out- reach programming," PERSONNELAND GUIDANCE JOURNAL 52: 406-411, February 1974.

3247 A.M. Juhasz, "To have or notto have children? that is the question," JOURNAL OF SCHOOLHEALTH 43:632-635, December 1973.

3248John F. Kantner and Melvin Zelnik, "Sexual,contraception, and pregnancy experience of young unmarried womenin the United States," FAMILY PLANNING PERSPECTIVES 5:21-35,Winter 1973.

3249Nila Kapar-Stanulovic and David B. Lynn,"Femininity and family planning," JOURNAL OF SEX PLANNING 8(4):286-297, November 1972.

3250Janet L. Lieberman, "A short history ofcontraception," AMERICAN BIOLOGY TEACHER 35:315-318, September 1973.

3251 Constance Lindemann, "Birth control behavior of young, unmarried women," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(10):5855A,April 1973.

3252 Steven McLaughlin, "Expected family size andperceived status deprivation among high school senior women," DEMOGRAPHY11: 57-74, February 1974.

3253 Gerald Markle, "Sexism and the sex ratio at birth," SOCI- OLOGICAL ABSTRACTS 21(7)Supplement 37:240,December 1973.

3254 Dorothy L. Millstone, "Family planning andthe schools: a look at the planned parenthoodmailbag," PEABODY JOURNAL OF EDUCATION 51:29-32, October 1973.

3255 Naomi M. Morris and Benjamin S. Sison,"Correlates of female powerlessness: parity,.methods of birth control,pregnancy," JOURNAL OF MARRIAGE AND FAMILY, pp. 708-712,November 1974.

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3256 Richard Howard Needle, "The relationship between sexual behavior and ways of handling contraception among college students," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(6): 27288-27298, December 1973.

3257J.M. Paige, "Politics of birth practices: a strategic analysis," AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW 38:663-677, December 1973.

3258Michael A. Paul, "The pill - a legal and social dilemma," TEMPLE LAW QUARTERLY 45:484-500, 1972.

3259Cedric W. Porter, Jr., and Jaroslau F. Hulka, "Female sterilization in current clinical practice," FAMILY PLANNING PER- SPECTIVES 6:30-38, Winter 1974. Procedure, counseling, and costs are included in this discussion.

3260Harriet B. Presser, "Perfect fertility control: consequences for women and the family," in C.F. Westoff, ed., TOWARD THE END OF GROWTH: POPULATION IN AMERICA. Englewood Cliffs (New Jersey): Prentice-Hall, 1973.

3261 "Regional seminar on the status of women and family planning for countries of the Western Hemisphere," May 9-22, 1974. (United Nations and the Government of the Dominican Republic, United Nations Plaza, New York, New York)

3262 P. Neal Ritchey and C. Shannon Stokes, "Correlates of childlessness and expectations to remain childless: United States 1967," SOCIAL FORCES 52(3):349-356, March 1974. Study focused on husband's and wife's education, age at marriage, wife's employment statistics, and family income in relation to their childlessness.

3263Maxwell Roland, RESPONSE TO CONTRACEPTION. Philadelphia: W.B. Saunders, 1973.

3264 Harry W. Rudel and others, BIRTH CONTROL: CONTRACEPTION AND ABORTION. New York: Macmillan, 1973.

3265 Eugene C. Sandberg and Ralph I. Jacobs, "Psychology of the misuse and rejection of contraception," MEDICAL ASPECTS OF HUMAN SEXUALITY 6(6):34-70, June 1972.

3266Barbara Segal and Helaine Hamelstein, "Connecting women with population policy," WORLD CITIZEN/FEDERALIST LETTER 20 (6), September 1974.

3267Earl Seigel and others, "Family planning - changes in atti-

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tudes and practices among low income women between 1967 and 1970-1971," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PUBLIC HEALTH 63:255-261, March 1973.

3268 Diane S.F. Settlage and others, "Sexual experience of younger teenage girls seeking contraceptive experience for the first time," FAMILY PLANNING PERSPECTIVES 5(4):223-226, Fall 1973.

3269Robert Snowden, Peter Eckstein, and Denis Hawkins, "Social and medical factors in the use and effectiveness of IUD's," JOURNAL OF BIOSOCIAL SCIENCE 5(1):31-49, January 1973.

3270 "Super-coil controversy," OFF OUR BACKS 3:2-3, May. 1973.

3271 Sandra S. Tangri, "Feminist perspectives on the ethical issues in population programs," POPULATION DYNAMICS QUARTERLY 2(4):10, 1974.

3272 Horace E. Thompson and others, "Sterilization of the female," ROCKY MOUNTAIN MEDICAL JOURNAL 70(4):29-34, April 1973.

3273 Spencer K. Thompson and P.M. Bentler, "A developmental study of gender constancy and parent preference," ARCHIVES OF SEXUAL BEHAVIOR 2:379-385, December 1973.

3274 N. Uddenberg, P.E. Almgren, and A. Nilsson, "Preference for sex of the child among pregnant women," JOURNAL OFBIOSOCIAL SCIENCE 3(3):267-280, July 1971.

3275J.R. Udry and K.E. Bauman, "Effect on unwanted fertility of extending physician administered birth-control'in the United States," DEMOGRAPHY 11:189-194, May 1974.

3276 R. Walters, Population control and the black community," BLACK SCHOLAR 5:45-51, May 1974, 5:25-31, June 1974.

3277 Charles F. Westoff and Larry Bumpass, "The revolution in birth control practices of United States Roman Catholics," SCIENCE 179:41-44, January 5, 1973.

2 PHYSICAL ILLNESS/DRUG ABUSE

3278 Robert D. Borgman, "Medication abuse by middle-aged women," SOCIAL CASEWORK 54:526-532, November 1973.

3279"The continuing breast cancer controversy," SCIENCE 186: 246-247, October 18, 1974.

3280W.R. Cuskey and others, "Female drug abuse - the third dimen-' sion," PUBLIC FEALTH REVIEWS 2:341-352, November 1973. 272 - 263 - L.2

3281 Barbara Ehrenreich and Deirdre English, COMPLAINTS AND EIS- ORDERS: THE SEXUAL POLITICS OF SICKNESS. New York: Glass Mountain Pamphlet #2, 1973. (Feminist Press, Box 334, SUNY, Old Westbury, New York 11568)

.02 Carolyn A. Eldred, Valma V. Grier, and N. Berliner, "Compre- hensive treatment for heroin-addicted mothers," SOCIAL CASE- WORK, pp. 470-477, October 1974.

3283Clinton V. Ervin, "Psychologic adjustment to mastectomy," MEDICAL ASPECTS OF HUMAN SEXUALITY 7:42, February 1973.

3284 Linda S. Fidell, "Put her down on drugs: prescribed drubusage in women."Presented at the Western Psychological Association Meeting, April 1973. ERIC, ED 083 504. Discusses the potential influence of belief in thesex role stereotype on physicians' perception of the female patient and his/her prescribing of psychoactive drugs.

3285 "Helping women addicts..." INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF OFFENDER THERAPY AND COMPARATIVE CRIMINOLOGY 18(1):68-76, 77-81, 82-85, 1974.

3286 "H. Hoffmann and D.N. Jackson, "Differential personality inventory for male and female alcoholics," PSYCHOLOGICAL REPORTS 34:21-22, February 1974.

3287 Hanna Martina Jacobson, "An investigation of the relationship between risk-taking characteristics, belief in internal-external control, emotional reactivity, and the lethality of the suicide plan in women who have attempted suicide," DISSERTA- TION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(6):2738B-2739B, December 1973.

3288 Peter R. Kilmann, "Self-actualization of female narcotic drug addicts," JOURNAL OF CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY 30:308-310, July 1974.

3289 A. Maglin, "Sex role differences in heroin addiction," SOCIAL CASEKORK 55:160-167, March 1974.

3290Clifton R. Read, "The cancer women can defeat," FAMILY HEALTH 5:26-27, March 1973.

3291 Clifton R. Read, "The disease women fear most, breast cancer," FAMILY HEALTH 5:20-23, January 1973.

3292 Janis Soma Rosenberg, Stanislav V. Kasl, and Rosalie M. Berberian, "Sex differences in adolescent drug use: recent trends," ADDICTIVE DISEASES: AN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL 1

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10:73-96, 1974.

3293 M. Schuckit, "The alcoholic woman: a literature review," PSYCHIATRIC MEDICINE 3:37-43, 1972.

3294Alexander Segall, "Sociocultural variation in illness be- haviour: a comparative study of hospitalized Anglo-Saxon, Protestant, and Jewish female patients," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(12):7045A, June 1973.

3295 Sharon C. Wilsnack, "Sex role identity in female alcoholism," JOURNAL OF ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY 82(2):253-261, 1973.

3 PREGNANCY/CHILDBIRTH/GYNECOLOGY

3296Virginia Abernathy and George L. Abernathy, "Risk for unwanted pregnancy among mentally ill adolescent girls," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ORTHOPSYCHIATRY 44:442-449, April 1974.

3297 Edith Asrow, "Midwives busted on duty," MAJORITY REPORT 4: 11, May 2, 1974.

3298 Robert Bluford, Jr. and Robert E. Petres, UNWANTED PREGNANCY. New York: Harper and Row, 1973.

3299 Boston Women's Health Book Collective, OUR BODIES, OURSELVES: A BOOK BY AND FOR WOMEN. New York: Simon and Schuster, 1973.

3300 Robert Y. Butts and Michael J. Sporakowski, "Unwed pregnancy decisions: some background factors," JOURNAL OF SEX RESEARCH 10(2):110-117, May 1974.

3301 Elizabeth Canfield, "Pregnancy and birth control counseling," JOURNAL OF SOCIAL ISSUES 30(1):87-96, 1974.

3302 Belle Canon, "Menopause: a deficiency disease," HUMAN ECOLOGY FORUM 4:8-10, August 1973.

3303 W. Godfrey Cobliner, Harold Schulman, and Seymour Romney, The termination of adolescent out-of-wedlock pregnaacies and the prospects for their primary prevention," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY 11(5):432-444, Febru- ary 1973.

3304 Judith Coburn, "Sterilization regulations: debate not quelled by HEW document," SCIENCE 133:935-939, March 8, 1974. Women were disproportionate targets of sterilization.

3305 Ronald E. Cromwell and Joan L. Gangel, "A social action program directed to single pregnant girls and adolescent parents," THE FAMILY COORDINATOR 23:61-66, January 1974.

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3306 F.L.S. Curtis, "Observations of unwed pregnant adolescents," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF NURSING 74:100-102, January 1974.

3307 Phil-14s Cutright, "Health, sex, and income: alternative

explanations for the rise of teenage illegitimacy in the . United States after 1940," SOCIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS 21(7) Supplement 37:207, December 1973.

3308 Carol Jean Diers, "Historical trends in the age at menarche and menopause," PSYCHOLOGICAL REPORTS 34:931-937, 1974.

3309 Lynne R. Dobrofsky, "Female role perceptions which influence decisions about pregnancy: implications for the future," 1974. (University of Nebraska, Oaaha, Nebraska 68101)

3310 Lynne Rose Dobrofsky, "Social control as implemented in the deision-making pmcess of pregnant women," DISSERTATION ABSTR,CTS 34(9):6141A, March 1974.

3311 Susan Doering, +comparison of the subjective feelings about childbirth and adjustment to motherhood tv.:tween a sample of women who have undergone "prepared childbirth" and those who have not. (Department of Social Relations, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland 21218)

3312 Jean Donnison, "Society at work: the sex of midwives," NEW SOCIETY 26:275-276, November 1, 1973.

3313 Margot Edwards, "Unattended home birth," ANERICAN JOURNAL OF NURSING 73:1332-1335, August 1:473.

. Procedures for home birth are discussed.

3314 "Emma Goldman WOmen's free clinic," WORKFORCE 40:18-21, May-June 1974.

3315"Feminist health," OFF OUR BACKS 4:2-5, June 1974.

3316Michele Hoffnung, "The psychology of the maternity ward: a study in dehumanization," PROCEEDINGS OF THE MST INTERNATIONAL CHILDBIRTH CONFERENCE, 1973. (New Moon Commvnications, Box 3488 Ridgeway Station, Stanford, Connecticut 06905)

3316Health Organizing Collective of New York Women's Health and Abortion Project, "Infections of the vagina," 1973. (36 West 22nd Street, New York, New York 10010)

3317John W. Huffman, "Indications for gynecologic examinations in premenarchal girls," MEDICAL ASPECTS OF HUMAN SEXUALITY 7:10-11, October 1973.

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3318 Leonard Kovit, "Labor is hard work: notes on the social organization of child birth," SOCIOLOGICAL SYMPOSIUM 8:11-21, Spring 1972.

3319 Ruth W. Lubic, "Myths about nurse midwifery," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF NURSING 74:268-269, February 1974.

3320Sharron Lynette McCuistion, "The effect of the self-help clinic experience on body owenership in women," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(10):5226B, April 1974.

3321 John B. McKinlay, "The sick role-illness and pregnancy," SOCIAL SCIENCE AND MEDICINE 6(5):561-572, October 1972.

3322 Sonja McKinlay, Margot Jefferys, and Barbara Thompson, "An investigation of the age at menopause," JOURNAL OF BIOSOCIAL SCIENCE 4(2):161-173, April 1972.

Lewis J. McNurlen, "Child birth: a family affair," SOCIOLOGICAL SYMPOSIUM 8:23-27, Spring 1972.

Betsy Mackey and Margaret Milloy, "The impact of teenage pregnancy on the professional educator," FAMILY COORDINATOR 23: 15-18, January 1974.

3325 Marian Maloney and Susan C. Maloney, "Relationships between levels of irritability, color preference, and stages in the menstrual cycle," 1974. (Oklahoma State University, Still- water, Oklahoma 74074)

3326F.V. Mannino and M.F. Shore, "Family strw.ture, aftercare, and post-hospital adjustment," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ORTHO- PSYCHIATRY 44:76-85, January 1974.

3327A. Herbert Marbach, "Myths about feminine hygiene," MEDICAL ASPECTS OF HUMAN SEXUALITY 7:114, June 1973.

3328Hannah Meara Marshall and Kathleen A. Knofl, "Professionalizing motherhood: La Leche League and breast feeding," SOCIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS 21(7)Supplement 37:240, December 1973.

3329 Katrina Maxtone-Graham, PREGNANT BY MISTAKE: THE STORIES OF SEVENTEEN WOMEN. New York: Liverwright Publishing, 1973. (Order through: E.P. Dutton and Company, Inc., 201 Park Avenue South, New York, New York 10003)

3330 S. Meikle and R. Gerritz, "A comparison of husband-wife responses to pregnancy," JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY 83:17-23, January 1973. Study of couples who applied for a theraPiutic abortion.

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3331 Leslie Marilyn Meltzer, "The aging female: a study of attituddes toward aging and self-concept held by pre-menopausal,menopausal, and post-menopausal women," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(2):1055B, August 1974.

3332Juliet C. Milk, "Adolescent parenthood: two Louisiana parishes offer special programs for pregnant school-age girls," JOURNAL OF HOME ECONOMICS, pp. 31-35, November 1973.

3333 Rita Seiden Miller and Ron Miller, "Social values supporting :-7egnancy: dilemma for population control," SOCIOLOGICAL NPOSIUM 8:29-36, Spring 1972.

3334Warren B. Miller, "Psychological vulnerability to unwanted pregnancy," FAMILY PLANNING PERSPECTIVES 5:199-201, Fall 1973. Eight stages in a woman's life when she is most vulnerable to an unwanted pregnancy, as identified by a psychiatrist.

3335 Moni Nag, "Cultural factors affecting family planning," 1973. (International Institute for the Study of Human Reproduction, 78 Haven Avenue, ew York, New York 10032) The failure of the family planning programs in many societies is attributed very often to the opposition to theseprograms on cultural grounds, although a large part of the failure may actually be due to the lack of adequate family planning services.

3336 Lucille F. Newman, "The anthropoiogy of birth," SOCIOLOGICAL SYMPOSIUM 8:51-63, Spring 1972.

3337 Joseph A. Page, "What the FDA won't tell you about FDS," WASHINGTON MONTHLY 5:19-25, March 1973. Danger and uselessness of feminine hygiene sprays.

3338Anita Golden Pepper, "Maternal care: its receipt and value for a population of primiparous women," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(7):3173B, January 1973. Study was undertaken with the objective of increasing the knowledge of the role of medical care'in the course and outcome of pregnancy.

3339 Maly Brown Parlee,"The premenstrual syndrome," PgYCHOLOGICAL BULLETIN 80(6):454-465, 1973.

3340 Ann Pollinger, +"Innovation among women: diffusion of the Lamaze method of childbirth." (Department of Sociology, Manhattanville College, Purchase, New York 10577) An empirical study of users and non-users of the Lamaze method of childbirth which seeks primarily to uncover the

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structural and social-psychologicalfactors underlying adoption of this innovation.

3341 Susan Reverby, "Women in the health system:challenges and changes," HUMAN ECOLOGY FORUM 4(4), August 1973.

3342 Dorothy Riddle, "What the doctors forget totell you - or how to survive vaginal and urinary infections,"1971. (KNOW, Inc., P.O. Box 86031, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania15221)

3343 Lorraine Rotham, "Self-help in New Zealand," OFFOUR BACKS 4:7, March 1974.

3344Arnold Rothstein, "Depression in pregnancy asit relates to feminine identification conflict and perceivedenvironmental support," 1972. Smith College School of Social Work #72- 8405.

3345 Kenneth J. Ryan and Dan. C. GibSon, eds.,"Menopause and aging," 1973. (Superintendent of Documents, Washington, DC) Summary report and selected papers from researchconference on menopause and aging, HotSprings, Arkansas, May 23-26, 1971.

3346 William M. Schmidt, "The development ofhealth services for mothers and children in the United States,"AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PUBLIC HEALTH 63:419-427, May 1973.

3347 Diana Scully and Pauline Bart, "Funnything happened on the way to the orifice: women in gynecologytextbooks," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY 78(4):1045-1050, January1973.

3348 Elizabeth Ann Walker Seagull, "An investigationof personality differences between women with high and lowpremenstrual tension," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(9):4675B,March 1974.

cognitive and 3349 Barbara Sommer, "The effect of menstruation on preceptual-motor behavior: a review,"PSYCHOSOMATIC MEDICINE 35(6):515-534, November-December 1973.

3350Harold Speert, ICONOGRAPHIA GYNIATRICA:A PICTORIAL HISTORY OF GYNECOLOGY AND OBSTETRICS. Philadelphia: F.A. Davis, 1973.

factors asso- 3351 Gail Splaver and Barbara Caust, "Psychosocial ciated with unplanned pregnancies inthe college female," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ORTHOPSYCHIATRY45(2):228-229, 1975.

3352 Joseph Ray Steiner, "The effect offamily-centered versus wife-centered obstetrical care upon familylife," 1972. Ohio State University #72-27,117.

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3353Emily Toth with Janice Delaney and Mary Jane Lupton, THE MENSTRUAL SHOW: A CULTURAL HISTORY OF WOMEN'S RHYTHMS, 1974. (Department of English, University of North Dakota, Grand Forks, North Dakota 58201)

3354 Prudence Tunnadine, "Psychological aspects of the vaginal examination," MEDICAL ASPECTS OF HUMAN SEXUALITY 7:116, April 1973.

3355 Diane Kay Wakat, "Influence of reproductive hormones on resting and exercise metabolism in women," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(12):6814B, June 1974.

3356 Joan Zuckerberg, "An exploration into feminine role conflict and body symptomatology in pregnancy," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(8):4066B, February 1974..

4 THERAPY

3357Christine V. Abramowitz and others, "The politics of clinical judgment: what non-liberal examiners infer about women who do not stiffle themselves," JOURNAL OF COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY 41(3):385-391, 1973.

3358 Christine V. Abramowitz and Stephen I. Abramowitz, "Should prospective women clients seek out women practitioners? in- timations of a 'ding-bat' effect in clinical evaluation," PROCEEDINGS OF THE 81ST ANNUAL CONVENTION OF THE AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION, 1973.

3359Joseph Adelson, "On the psychology of young women: two clinical monographs - introduction," JOURNAL OF YOUTH AND ADOLESCENCE 2(1), 1973.

3360 Carolyn Baum, "Brief group therapy for single mothers: f,ome observations by a paraprofessional," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ORTHOPSYCHIATRY 44(2):214-215, March 1974.

3361 Sandra L. Bem, "Psychology looks at sex-roles: where have all the androgynous people gone?" Presented at the UCLA Symposium on Women, 1972. (Department of Psychology, Stan- ford University, Stanford, California 94305) Examination of the assumptions responsible for psychology's neglect of the psychologically androgynous person.

3362 Richard Dallas Berrett, "Adlerian mother study groups: an evaluation," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(6): 2756B-2757B, December 1973.

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3363 joan G. Bilick, "The effect of patient gender on the clinical assessment process," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 33 (8):39268-39278, February 1973.

3364Annette M. Brodsky, "The consciousness-raising group as a model for therapy with women," PSYCHOTHERAPY: THEORY, RESEARCH, AND PRACTICE 10:24-29, Spring 1973.

3365 Pamela E. Butler, "Assertive training: teaching women not to discriminate against themselves," 1973. ERIC, ED 082 103. Finds that women were less able than men to set lim:As for themselves or express negative feelings.

3366Charlene A. Carter, "Advantages of being a woman therapist," PSYCHOTHERAPY: THEORY, RESEARCH, AND PRACTICE 8(4):297- 300, Winter 1971.

3367 Irene Claremont de Castillejo, KNOWING WOMAN: A FEMININE PSYCHOLOGY. New York: Harper and Row, 1974.

3368 C. Cline-Naffziger, "Women's lives and frustration, oppression, and anger: some alternatives," JOURNAL OF COUNSELING PSY- CHOLOGY 21:51-56, January 1974.

3369 Alban Coghlan and Steven R. Gold, "Self-destructive behavior in female adolescent addicts," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ORTHO- PSYCHIATRY 44:252-253, March 1974.

3370TEE COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGIST 4(1), 1973. Special issue on women.

3371 Rosalie Ann Turkel Cripps, "The influence of sex-role stereotypes on judgments of emotional disturuance," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(5):2299B, November 1973.

3372 J. DiLeo, +"The effects of assertiveness training on self- concept and interpersonal behaviors of adult women" (Tulane University, New Orleans, Louisiana 70118)

3373 Jean Eason, "Life style counseling for a reluctant leisure class," PERSONNEL AND GUIDANCE JOURNAL 51(2):127-132, October 1972. Counseling for mature, non-career women.

3374Judith Janaro Fabian, "The role of the therapis in the process of sexual emancipation,". PSYCHIATRY 10(4):31-3.i,, 1973.

3375 "The feminist counseling collective. Feminist psychotherapy: a new method for fighting the social control of women," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ORTHOPSYCHIATRY 44:187-188, March 1974.

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3376 Linda S. Fidell, +stresses affecting women's mental and physical health. (Psychology Department, California State Uni- versity, Northridge, California 9i.24)

3377 Iris E. Fodor, "Sex role conf17.7.t and symptom formation in women: can behavior therapy help?" PSYCHOTHERAPY: THEORY, RESEARCH, AND PRACTICE 11(1):22-29, Spring 1974.

3373 Joyce E. Foss, "Sex differences in the use of mental health clinics: real illness or patient behavior." (University of New Hampshire, Durham, New Hampshire 03824)

3379 Violet Franks and Vasanti Burtle, eds., WOMEN IN THERAPY: NEW PSYCHOTHERAPIES FOR A CHANGING SOCIETY. New York: Brunner/ Mazel, 1974.

3380Edrita Fried, "Does woman's new self-concept call for new approaches in group psychotherapy?" INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF GROUP PSYCHOTHERAPY 24:265-272, July 1974.

3381 Joseph A. Gardner, "The effects of body motion, sex of counselor, and sex of subject on counselor attractiveness and subject's self-disclosure," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTER- NATIONAL 34(5):23378, Nnvember 1973.

3382 Carol A. Geer, "The sex variable in desensitization therapy," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(12):60;813,.June 1973.

3383 Marilyn I. Geller, "Sexual politics in clinical assessment," 1974. (Department of Psychology, SUNY, Binghamton,-New York) Effect of client's sex on the interpretation of clinical data.

3384 Lorraine Goldberg, "Attitudes of clinical psychologists toward women," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(2):1017B, August 1974.

3385 Marsha Goldberg, "The black female client, the white psychotherapist: an evaluation of therapy through clients' retro- sFactive reports," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(7):33028, January 1973.

3386 William B. Goodwin and others, "Attitudes toward sex roles among A and B psychotherapists," JOURNAL OF CONSULTING AND CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY 41(3):471, 1973.

3387Rebecca Goz, "Women patients and women therapists: some izsues that come up in psychotherapy," INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF i'-.YrAOANALYTIC PSYCHOTHEWY 2(3), 1973.

3388 Roger P. Greenberg and others, "Sex role development and res-

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ponse to medication by psychiric in-patients," PSYCHOLOGICAL REPORTS 33:675-677, 1973.

3389 L. Sunny Hansen, "We are furious (female) but we can shape our own development," PERSONNEL AND GUIDANCE JOURNAL 51(2): 87-93, October 1972.

-3390 Alfred B. Heilbrun, "History of self-disclosure in females and early defection from psychotherapy," JOURNAL OF COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY 20(3):250-257, 1973.

3391 Karen Horney, FEMININE PSYCHOLOGY. New YorL: W.W. Norton, 1973. Reprint.

3392 Patricia Jakubouski-Spector, "Facilitating the growth of women through assertive training," COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGIST 4(1): 75-86, 1973.

393 Patricia I. Johnscl, "The relationships between sex-role stereotypes and concepts of mental health," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(10):51958, April 1974.

3394 Marlene Kirek Kehres, "Comparative analysis of group counseling with a male-female co-counseling technique and a single counselor technique," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(7):3294A, Janutry 1973.

3595 J. Kellerm&n, "Sex role stereotypes and attitudes toward parental blame for the psychological problems of children," JOURNAL OF CONSULTING AND CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY 42:53-54, February 1974.

3396 Blair G. Kenney, +women, medicine, and psychological implications. (Department of English, University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland 20742)

3:A.97 Ali Keskiner andsothers, "Advantages of being female in psychiatric rehabilitation," ARCHIVES OF GENERAL PSYCHIATRY 28: 689-692, May 1973.

3398 Ralph L. Kolodny and Willow V. Reilly, "Group work with today's unmarried mother," SOCIAL CASEWORK 53(10):613-622, December 1972. Changing trends in societal attitudes toward unwed motherhood.

3399 Harriet E. Lerner, "The hysterical personality: a 'woman's disease'," COMPREHENSIVE PSYCHIATRY 15(2), March-April 1974.

3400 I. Levav and H. Minami, "Mothers and daughters and the psycho- geriatric patient," GERONTOLOGIST 14:197-200, June 1974.

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3401 S.V. Levine and others, "Sexism and psychiatry," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ORTHOPSYCHIATRY 44:327-336, April 1974.

3402 Karly Kay Lewin, "Dora revisited," PSYCHOANALYTIC REVIEW 60(4):519-532, 1973. Freud's only psychoanalytic study of a woman.

3403Dorothy Frances Loyd, "Women Counseling women: an art and a philosophy," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(1):192A, July 1974.

3404 "3.A. MacKeen and A. Herman, "Effects of group counseling on self-esteem," JOURNAL OF COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY 21:210-214, May 1974.

3405 Laura R. Magzis, "Femininity and mental health: the past and future of an assumption," UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN PAPERS IN WOMEN'S STUDIES 1(3):82-121, 1974. (11S Chapin Street, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48103)

3406 Jean-Mai'acek,+"Psyc4ological disorders inwomen: indices of role strain," to be%in Frieze and others,eds., THE SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY OF WOMEN: A FEMINIST APPROACH. New York: W.W. Norton, 1975. (Department of Psychology,Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, Pennsylvania 19081)

3407 Mafalda C. Marrocco, "Women in psychiatry - charting a new direction," PSYCHIATRIC NEWS, pp. 12, 15, June 6, 1973.

3408 Jean Miller, ed., PSYCHOANALYSIS AND WOMEN: CONTRIBUTIONS TO NEW THEORY AND THERAPY. New York: Brunner/Mazel, 1973.

3409 E.E. Mintz, "What do we owe today's woman?" INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF GROUP PSYCHOTHERAPY 24:273-280, July 1974.

3410 Carolyn Morrell, "Love and will: a feminist critique," JOURNAL OF HUMANISTIC PSYCHOLOGY 13:35-50, Spring 1973.

3411 Jean Mundy, "Feminist therapy with lesbians and other women," HOMOSEXUAL COUNSELING JOURNAL 1(4):154-159, Octo- ber 1974.

3412 C.G. Nichols, "Seminar in personality development for mature women," JOURNAL OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR WOMEN DEANS, ADMINISTRATORS, AND COUNSELORS 37:123-127, Spring 1974.

3413 Christine M. Nowacki and Charles A. Poe, "The concept of. mental health as related to sex of person perceived," JOURNAL OF CONSULTING AND CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY 40(1):160, February 1973.

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3414 Anthony Joseph Palmer, "An experimental evaluation of the therapist role, peer interactions, and self motivation in the treatment of depressed female psychiatric patients," DIS- SERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(7):3886A, January 1974.

3415Elizabeth Parker, "The victims of mentally disordered female offenders: a study of the victims of female patients in the special (maximum security) hospitals," SOCIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS 21(7)Supplement 38:311, December 1973.

3416 Christine Pierce and Margery L. Collins, "Holes and slime: sexism in Sartre's psychoanalysis," PHILOSOPHICAL FORUM 5 (1-2), 1973-1974. Special issue devoted to feminist issues.

3417 C. Pincus and others, "Professional counseling service for women,"SOCIAL WORK 19:187-195, March 1974.

3418 J.J. Platt and G. Spivack, "Means of solving real-life problems: psychiatry patients vs. controls and cross-cultural comparisons of normal females," JOURNAL OF COMMUNITY PSYCHOLOGY 2:45-48, January 1974.

3419 R.L. Podeschi and P.J. Podeschi, "Abraham Maslow: on the potential of women," EDUCATIONAL HORIZONS52:61-64, Winter 1q73-1974.

3420Derek C. Polonsky, "The role of the male therapist in an era of feminist activity," PSYCHIATRIC OPINION 11(6):38-42, 1974.

3421 Jane Prather and Linda Fidell, +research on the Women's Health Project. (Women's Health Project, California State Univer- sity, 18201 Plummer Street, Northridge, California 91324) The Women's Health Project has been established to study health problems and life stresses which affect women's lives. Research will focus on changes in women's roles which may be producing stress. Questions will be asked of five hundred women in the San Fernando Valley.

3422 REVIEW OF EXISTENTIAL PSYCHOLOGY AND PSYCHIATRY 11, 1972. Special issue on women. A discussion of the failure of men and women to have "real-talk"; male response to the women's movement.

3423J. Rice and D. Rice, "Non sexist marital therapy." (JR, 245 Education Building, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis- consin 53706.

3424 J. Rice and D. Rice, "Status and sex role issues in co-therapy," in A.S. Gurman and D. Rice, eds., NEW DIRECTIONS IN MARITAL THERAPY. New York: Aronson Press, 1974.

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3425 Richard C. Robertiello, "One psychiatrist's view of fema46 homosexuality," JOURNAL OF SEX RESEARCH 9(1):30-33, February 1973.

3426Anne Roiphe, "What women psychoanalysts say about women's liberation," REFLECTIONS 8(1):8-27, 1973.

3427 Roy Schafer, "Problems in Freud's psychology of women," JOUR- NAL OF THE AMERICAN PSYCHOANALYTIC ASSOCIATION 22(3):459- 485, 1974.

3428 Nancy K. Schlossberg and John J. Pietrofesa, "Perspectives on counseling bias: implications for counselor education," COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGIST 4(1):44-54, 1973.

3429 Gerda L. Schulman, "Treatment of intergenerational pathology," SOCIAL CASEWORK, pp. 462-472, October 1973. Behavior of women severely limited in their functioning as wives and mothers.

3430M.C. Schwartz, "Importance of the sex of worker and client," SOCIAL WORK 19:177-185, March 1974.

3431 W.H. Sharp and B.A. Kirk, "Longitudinal study of who seeks counseling when," JOURNAL OF COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY 21:43- 50, January 1974.

3432 George Siskind, "Sexual aspects of Thematic Apperception Test administration: a note on 'mature clinicians'," JOURNAL OF CONSULTINGAND CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY 40(1):20-21, 1973.

3433J.M. Smith, "Erik H. Erikson's sex role theories: a rhetoric, of hierarchical mystification," TODAY'S SPEECH 21:27-31, Spring 1973.

.3434 M.L. Smith, "Influence of client sex and ethnic group on counselor judgements," JOURNAL OF COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY 21:516-521, November 1974.

3435Jean Strouse, ed., WOMEN AND ANALYSIS: DIALOGUES ON PSYCHO- ANALYTIC VIEWS OF FEMININITY. New York: Grossman, 1974.

3436 Emily Toth, Mary Jane Lupton, and Janice Delaney, "The first pollution," ROUGH TIMES 4(1):9-11, January-February 1974. Menarche and psychoanalysis.

3437 W. Weintraub and H. Aronson, "Patients in psychoanalysis: some findings related to sex and religion," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ORTHOPSYCHIATRY 44:102-108, January 1974.

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3438George Welsh, "On the relationship of the California Psy- chology Inventory's femininity measure and intelligence," JOURNAL OF COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY 20:269-271, May 1973.

3439 George Winokur, "Depression in the menopause," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY 130:92-93, January 1973.

3440Hogie Wyckoff, "Problem solving groups for women," ISSUES IN RADICAL THERAPY, January 15, 1973.

M RAPE

3441Janet Aitken, "Rape prosecutions," WOMEN LAWYERS JOURNAL 60(4): 192-198, Fall 1974.

3442 Menachem Amir and Steve Nelson, "The hitch-hike victim of rape," SOCIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS 21(7)Supplement 38:295, Decem- ber 1973. A study of rape complaints made to the Berkeley (California) Police Department.

3443 Cecile Baril and Iain Couchman, "Rape as a false issue 4r the liberation movement." Presented at the Pacific Sociological Association, Scottsdale, Arizona, May 1973. Suggestion is to remove rape as a special crime because it is already defined as illegal in the definition of assault, sexual abuse, and coercion, and is therefore a redundant legal concept. It singles out female sexual organs and therefore reinforces traditional sex roles and the double standard. Now, the law and court process denigrate and transfer guilt to the victim.

3444 C. Bohmer, "Judicial attitudes toward rape victims," JUDI- CATURE 57303-307, Fall 1974.

3445 Ann Wolbert Burgess and Lynda LytleHolmstrom, "Accountability and the rights of the rape victim," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ORTHO- PSYCHIATRY 44:182-183, March 1974.

3446Ann Wolbert Burgess, "Crisis and counseling requestsof rape victims," NURSING RESEARCH 23(3):196-202, May-June 1974.

3447 Ann Wolbert Burgess and Lynda Lytle Holmstrom, "Forcible rape: the victim," SOCIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS21(7)Supplement 37:201-202, December 1973.

3448 Ann Wolbert Burgess, "Rape trauma syndrome," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY 131(9):981-986, September 1974. (Boston College School of Nursing, Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts 02167)

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3449 Ann Wolbert Burgess, "Rape victim counseling: the legal process," JOURNAL OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR WOMEN DEANS, ADMINISTRATORS, AND COUNSELORS 38:24-31, Fall 1974.

3450Ann Wolbert Burgess and Lynda Lytle Holmstrom, RAPE: VICTIM OF CRISIS. Bowie (Maryland): Robert J. Brady Ccmpany, 1974.

3451 Ann Wolbert Burgess and Lynda Lytle Holmstrom, "The rape victim-in the emergency ward," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF NURSING 73:1740-1745, October 1973.

3452 Noreen Connell and Cassandra Wilson, eds., RAPE: THE FIRST SOURCEBOOK FOR WOMEN. New York: New American Library, 1974.

3453 Lynn A. Curtis, "Toward a cultural interpretation of forcible rape by Akerican blacks," 1974. (Bureau of Social Science Research, Washington, DC 20036)

3454 B. Donadio and M.A. White, "Seven who were raped," NURSING OUTLOOK 22:245-247, April 1974.

3455 Barbara Findlay, "The cultural context of rape," WOMEN LAWYERS JOURNAL 60(4):199-206, Fall 1974.

3456 Donald J. Friedman, "The rape corroboration requirement: repeal not reform," YALE LAW JOURNAL 81:1365-1391, June 1972.

3457 Robert S. Grim,"Counseling rape victims," JOURNAL OF PASTORAL CARE 28:112-121, June 1974.

3458 Richard A. Hibey, "The trial of a rape case," AMERICAN CRIMINAL LAW REVIEW 11(2):309-334, Winter 1973.

3459 Lynda Lytle Holmstrom J.nd Ann Wolbert Burgess, "Rape: the victim and the criminal justice system," SOCIOLOGICAL AB- STRACTS 21(7)Supplement 38:305, December 1973.

3460 Cathaleen Jones and Elliot Aronson,'"Attribution of fault to a rape victim as a function of respectability of the victim," JOURNAL OF PERSONALITY AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY 26C3):415-419, 1973.

3461 L. Kuby, "Rape: the double-standard," APHRA 5:31-35, Winter 1973-1974.

3462 S. Landau, "Rape: the victim as defendant," TRIAL 10:19-22, July 1974.

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3463 Nancy Leurs, "The behind-the-scenes story of the unanimous repeal bill victory," MAJORITY REPORT 3:6-7, March 1974. Road to the victory of the Suchin-Barkley-Giuffreda amendment in New York, allowing rape victims to prosecute without corroborating evidence.

3464 John M. MacDonald, "Group rape," MEDICAL ASPECTS OF HUMAN SEXUALITY 8(2):58-88, 1974.

3465 Andra Medea and Kathleen Thompson, AGAINST RAPE. Ncw York: Farrar, Straus, and Giroux, 1974. A c:rvival manual for women: how to avoid entrapment and how to c!,:pe with rape physically and emotionally.

3466Betty Mintz, "Patterns in forcible rape: a review essay," CRIMINAL LAW BULLETIN 9:703-710, October 1973.

3467 Holly Newman, "Dealing with rape," SECOND WAVE 2(3):36-37, 1973.

3468 Eve Norman, RAPE. Beverly Hills (California): Wollstonecraft, 1973.

3469Joseph J. Peters, "Philadelphia rape victim study," SOCIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS 21(7)Supplement 38:311-312, December 1973. (Center for Studies in Sexual Deviance, Philadelphia General Hospital, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19104)

3470 Diana E.H. Russell, "Rape and the masculine mystique," SOCIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS 21(7)Supplement 37:257, December 1973. (Mills College, Oakland, California 94613)

3471 Cyril J. Smith, "History of rape and rape laws," WOMEN LAWYERS JOURNAL 60(4):188-191, Fall 1974.

3472 L.R. Vitullo, Physical evidence in rape cases," JOURNAL OF POLICE SCIENCE AND ADMINISTRATION 2:160-163, June 1974.

3473Michelle Wasserman, "Rape: breaking the silence," PROGRESSIVE 37:19-23, November 1973. nscusses the purpose of rape crisis centers.

3474 Kurt Weis and Sandra Weis, "Rape as a crime without victims or offenders? a methodological critique," 1974. (School of Criminology, University of California, Berkeley, California 94720) A critique of the treatment of rape in the book PATTERNS IN FORCIBLE RAPE.

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3475 Kurt Weis and Sandra Weis, "Victimology and justification of rape," SOCIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS 21(7)Supplement 38:317, Decem- ber 1973.

3476Pamela Lakes Wood, "The victim in a forcible rape case: a feminist view," AMERICAN CRIMINAL LAW REVIEW 11(2):335-354, Winter 1973.

N RELIGION

3477Ruth Tiffany Barnhouse, "An examination of the ordination of women to the priesthood in terms of the symbolism of the Eucharist," ANGLICAN THEOLOGICAL REVIEW 56:279-291, July 1974.

3478 S. Bentley and C. Randall, "Spirit moving: a new approach to theologizing," CHRISTIANITY AND CRISIS 34:3-5, February 4, 1974. Women as theologians.

3479 Nancy Borman, "TWo days at a nun's convention," MAJORITY REPORT 3(5):7, September 1973.

3480R.S. Brightman, "Other half of God," RELIGION IN LIFE: A CHRISTIAN QUARTELRY OF OPINION AND DISCUSSION 43:68-78, Spring 1974.

3481 Earl Kent Brown, "Standing in the shadow: women in early Methodism," NEXUS 17:22-31, Spring 1974.

3482 Louis Cassels, "Will the church be the last institution to liberate women?" CHRISTIAN HERALD 97:16-19, February 1974.

3483 Ellen Mane Chen, "Taoas the Great Mother and the influence of motherly love in the shaping of Chinese philosophy," HISTORY OF RELIGIONS 14:51-63, August 1974.

3484 Carol P. Christ, "Theology, spiritual quest, and women's experience," 1973. (Department of Religion, Columbia University, New York, New York 10027) On theological implications of women's storytelling using Doris Leasing.

3485 Carol P. Christ, "Women and the expression of anger in the liturgy," 1974. (Department of Religion, Columbia Uni- versity, New York, New York 10027)

3486 Carol P. Christ, "Women's liberatioft and the liberation of God," 1974. (Department of Religion, Columbia University,

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New York, New York 10027) Retelling of a story by Elie Wiesel from a female perspective.

3487 Carol P. Christ, +WOMEN'S SPIRITUAL QUEST. (Department of Religion, Columbia University, New York, New York 10027) Deals with female spiritual vision and consciousness as a distinct form.

3488 Emmett W. Cooke, Jr., "Luther's view of marriage and family," RELIGION IN LIFE 42:103-116, Spring 1973.

3489 Sheila D. Collins, A DIFFERENT HEAVEN AND EARTH.Valley Forge: Judson Press, 1974.

3490 Mary Daly, BEYOND GOD THE FATHER: TOWARD A PHILOSOPHY OF WOMEN'S LIBERATION. Boston: Beacon Press, 1973.

3491 Mary Daly, "The spiritual revolution: women's liberation as theological re-education," ANDOVER NEWTON QUARTERLY 12(4):' 163-176, March 1972.

3492 Lucille Sider Dayton and Donald W. Dayton, "Women in the holiness movement." Presented at the Annual Convention of the Christian Holiness Association, April 1974. (North Park College and Theological Seminary, 5125 North Spaulding Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 60625)

3493 Elizabeth Elliott (Leitch), "Women in world missions," CHRISTIAN HERALD 97:44-49, March 1974.

3494 Kenneth Lemar Engelman, "An inquiry into the attitudesof local church members toward ordained women ministers serving local congregations," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS35(5):2676A, November 1974.

34945t Elizabeth Farians, "Justice: the hard line," ANDOVER NEWTON 'QUARTERLY 12(4):191-200, March 1972. Conflict between women's liberation and religion.

3496 "Feminism and religion," RADICAL RELIGION 1(2), Spring 1974. Special issue.

3497 Joseph H. Fichter, "Women in charismatic renewal," NATIONAL CATHOLIC REPORTER, pp. 11-13, September 28, 1973.

3498J. Masyngberde Ford, "Biblical material relevant tothe ordination of women," JOURNAL OF ECUMENICAL STUDIES 10: 669-694, Fall 1973.

3499 A. Durwood Foster, "God and woman: some theses ontheology, ethics, and women's lib," RELIGION IN LIFE 42:42-55,Spring 1973. 230 - 281 -

3500Margery Q. Fox, "Power and piety: women in Christian Science," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(7):3060B, January 1974.

3501 Sally Gearhart and William R. Johnson, LOVING WOMEN/LOVING MEN. Glide Publications, 1974. Gay liberation and the church.

3502 Rita M. Gross, "Methodological remarks on the study ofwomen in religion," in Plaskow and Romero, eds., WOMEN AND RELIGION. Missoula (Montana): The Scholars' Press;-1974.

3503Alice L. Hageman, SEXIST RELIGION AND WOMEN IN THE CHURCH. New York: Association Press, 1974.

3504 B. Hall, "Paul and women," THEOLOGY TODAY 31:50-55, April, 19 1974. Women in the Bible.

3505 Judith P. Hallett, "The role of women in Roman elegy:counter- cultural feminism," ARETHUSA 6:103-124, Spring 1973.

3506 Catherine Mary Harmer, "Change in'religious communities of women: an analysis of some variables involved," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(6):3016B, December 1974.

3507"Images.of women in the Bible," WOMEN'S CAUCUS- RELIGIOUS STUDIES NEWSLETTER 2:1-10, Fall 1974. (Clare Fischer, 3025 Fulton Street, Berkeley, California 94705)

3508 "The Jewish woman - an anthology," RESPONSE: A CONTEMPORARY JEWISH REVIEW 7(2), Summer 1973. Special issue on the place of women in Judaism.

3509 Helen Johnson, "What do church women want? Liberation for all, including men," TOGETHER 17:32-35, October 1973.

3510 Kay Elizabeth Kanger, "Change in religious attitudes of freshman Catholic women after one year on a small religiously- oriented campus, a large religiously-oriented campus, and a large secular campus," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(7):3758A, January 1973.

3511 Ann Kelly, "Should women refuse ordination?" NATIONAL CATHOLIC REPORTER, August 17, 1973.

3512 C. Klein, "Jewish women in the time of Mary of Nazareth," BIBLE TODAY 60:746-752, 1972.

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3513Norman Herbert Letsinger, "The women's liberation movement: implications for Southern Baptists," DISSERTATIONABSTRACTS 34(8):5303A, February 1974.

3514 W. Fay Luder, "Can females be citizens of God'skingdom," FRIENDS' JOURNAL 19:522-523, October 15, 1973.

3515 Elaine Magalis, "Conduct becoming to a woman," 1973. New York: Board of Global Ministries, United Methodist Church. The involvement of United Methodist women in the mission movement of the church.

3516Mary Kibourne Matossian, "In the beginning, God was awoman," JOURNAL OF SOCIAL HISTORY 6:325-343, September 1973. The Mother Goddess workship of the Tripolyte cultureof Russia from the Third to the Second Millenium, BC.

3517 W.A. Meeks, "Image of the androgyne: some uses of a symbol in earliest Christianity," HISTORY OF RELIGION 13:165-208, February 1974.

3518Virginia R. Mollenkott, "Bible and women today," TEXAS QUARTERLY 16:58-65, Autumn 1973.

3519 Howard Moody, "Church, state, and the rights ofconscience," CHRISTIANITY AND CRISIS 32(23):292-294, January 8, 1973. On the anti-abortion campaign in New York State inSpring 1972.

3520 Joan Morris, "Sex discrimination in the church,"THE MONTH 234: 181-182, May 1973.

3521 National Conference of Catholic Bishops,"Theological reflections on the ordination of women," CATHOLIC MIND 71: 2-5, April 1973.

3522 Carol Ochs, THE FEMININE ASPECTS OF GOD. (Department of Philosophy, Simmins College, 300 The Fenway, Boston, Massa- chusetts 02115) Deals with the conflict between matriarchyand patriarchy in the Judeo-Christian and Greek traditions. ,

3523 Julia O'Faolain and Lauro Martines, eds., NOT INGOD'S IMAGE. New York: Harper and Row, 1973.

3524 Desmond O'Grady, "The Vatican women," U.S.CATHOLIC 39:6- 12, August 1974.

3525 Elaine Pagels, "Paul and women."Presented at the American Academy of Religion, November 12, 1973. (Department of Religion, Barnard College, New York, New York 10027)

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3526Nam- ''latt, "Women and priesthood: isolation, impotence, and recovery of wholeness in ministry," PLUMBLINE 1: 21- -Ttember 1973.

3527 Janet Sue Pollak, "A study of Slovak witch beliefs," DIS- SERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(5):18498-18508, November 1973.

3528 "Quakerism and women," FRIENDS' JOURNAL, July 1-15, 1974.

3529 Emadel Ramsay, "Women together: the New Councilon Women and the Church," CONCERN 16:6-7, January 1974.

3530"Response to the report of the Bishop's Committeeon Pastoral Research and Practice: theological reflections on the ordination of women," NATIONAL CATHOLIC REPORTER, p. 16, August 13, 1973.

3531 R. Ruether, "Crisis in sex and race: black theologyvs. feminist theology," CHRISTIANITY AND CRISIS 34:67-73, April 15, 1974.

3532 Rosemary R. 'blether, "Male clericalism and the dread of women," THE ECUMENIST 2:65-69, July-August 1973. Roots of clerical resistance to the ordination of women and what the ,.:irdination of women implies.

3535Rosemary R. Ruether, ed., RELIGION AND SEXISM: IMAGES OF WOMEN IN THE JEWISH AND CHRISTIAN TRADITIONS.New York: Simon and Schuster, 1974.

3534 George W. Rutler, PRIEST AND PRIESTESS.Amber (Pennsylvania): Trinity Press, 1973.

3535M.M. Shideler, "Male and female created He them," RELIGION IN LIFE 43:60-67, Spring 1974.

3536 Phillip Sigal, "Women in a prayer quorum," JUDAISM 23: 174-182, Spring 1974.

3537Elaine Starkman, "Woman in the pulpit," HADASSAH MAGAZINE, pp. 15, 39, December 1973.

3538George H. Tavard, WOMEN IN CHRISTIAN TRADITION.University of Notre Dame Press, 1973.

3539 Samuel Terrien, "Toward a Biblical theology of womanhood," RELIGION IN LIFE 42:322-333, Autumn 1973.

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3540 Geraldine Terry, "Catholicism and fertility: amethodological note," SOCIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS21(7)Supplement 37:265-266, December 1973.

3541 Mary Lou Thompson, "Where are the womenin the UU ministry?" SPEAKOUT NEWS AND VIEWS: SUPPLEMENT TOUNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST WORLD, pp. 1-2, May 1, 1974.

Biblical faith without 3542 P. Trible, "Good tidings of great joy: .sexism," CHRISTIANITY AND CRISIS 34:12-16,February 4, 1974. A 3543Haye Van Der Meer, WOMEN PRIESTS IN THECATHOLIC CHURCH? THEOLOGICAL-HISTORICAL INVESTIGATION. Temple, 1973.

3544Delia Villegas Vorhauer, "The role of women in areligious social movement: the CURSILLO EN CRISTIANIDAD." (Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, Ohio43402)

PRACTICED BY 3545 Nancy VanVuuren, THE SUBVERSION OF WOMEN AS CHURCHES, WITCH-HUNTERS, AND OTHER SEXISTS. Philadelphia: The Westminster Press, 1973.

RELIGION IN LIFE 3546 Walter H. Wagner, "Demonization of women," 42:56-74, Spring 1973.

3547 Rachel Conrad Wahlberg, "Women explore newhorizons," LUTHERAN WOMEN 10:3-6, November 1972. A tour of Northwest congregations revealedChanging attitudes of men and women to personal relationshipsand roles in the church and home.

institutions," RELIGIOUS 3548 Peggy Ann Way, "Women and religious EDUCATION 68:273-275, March-April 1973.

RELIGION AND AMERICAN 3549 "Woman," AMERICAN REPORT: REVIEW OF POWER 4(4):8, November 26, 1973.

toward wholeness in 3550"Women and men in church and society - the Christian community," SCOPE13(1), January 1973.

RESPONSE: MAGAZINE OF 3551 "Women: over half the earth's people," UNITED METHODIST WOMEN, May 1973. (7820 Reading Road, Cin- Cinnati, Ohio 45237) Special issue.

3552 "Women and the PresbyterianChurch," JOURNAL OF PRESBYTERIAN HISTORY 52(2), Summer 1974. Special issue. present, and future," 3553 "Women in theological education: past, THEOLOGICAL EDUCATION 8, Summer 1972. Special issue.

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3554 "Women in the seminary," DUKE DIVINITY SCHOOL REVIEW 39(2), Spring 1974.

3555 "Women theologizing," CHRISTIANITY AND CRISIS 34(1), February 4, 1974 Special issue.

SEX ROLES AND SEX DIFFERENCES

3556 Bernadene Allen, +"Demographic correlations of androgyny, femininity, and masculinity." (Psychology Department, San Jose State University, San Jose, California 95192)

3557 Bernadene Allen, +"A study of women leaders." (PsychologyDe- partment, San Jose State University, San Jose, California 95192) An interview study of experiences and characteristics which lead to the development of leadership on women.

3558 Cynthia Sue Andre, "An exploration of the sex variableas a determinant in the interaction and outcome of marathon-group sessions," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(5):2669A, November 1974.

3559 Elizabeth Joan Aries, "Interaction patterns and themes of male, female, and mixed groups," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(6):3084B, December 1974.

3560 Rona King Bank, "Formation, application, and analysis ofa method to study female underachievement," 1972. Harvard University #i2-20,283.

3561 Pauline Bart, "Why women see the future differently from men," in A. Toffler, ed., LEARNING FOR TOMORROW. New York: Random House, 1973.

3562 Kathryn Ottinger Bartol, "The effect of male versus female leaders on satisfaction, performance, and perception of leader behavior in small work groups," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS. 33(9):4597A, March 1973.

3563 G.K. Baruch, "Traditional feminine role: some negative effects," THE SCHOOL COUNSELOR 15:114-119, March 1974.

3564 Richard H. Bauer and James H. Turner, "Betting behavior in sexually homogeneous and heterogeneous groups," PSYCHOLOGICAL REPORTS 34:251-258, 1974.

3565 "Be aggressive (but don't offend the male ego)," VIRGINIA JOURNAL OF EDUCATION 67:13-14, December 1973.

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3566 Joan P. Bean and L. Bernal-Leyden, "Preliminary report on a longitudinal study of sex-role socialization."(Psychology Department, University of Massachusetts, Amherst,Massachu- setts 01002) Pilot questionnaire administered to couples about tohave their first-born. TapS childrearing attitudes, beliefs in sex role equity, expectations, andfuture plans.

3567- Joan P. Bean and J. LevY, "Sex role themes."(Psychology

Department, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Massachu7. . setts 01002) Study of sex role themes written to sentence cues by6th, 8th, and 10th graders.

3568 Susan J. Beekman, +further investigation of sexdifferences in smiling behavior. (Psychology Department, Humboldt State University, Arcata, California 95521)

3569Susan J. Beekman, "Sex differences in non-verbalbehavior," 1973. (Psychology Department, Humboldt State University, Arcata, California 95521)

3570Maurine Greiser Behrens, "Effects of global-analyticstyle, female role orientation, and fear of success on problem solving behavior," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(7):3517B, January 1974.

3571 Nancy Jamison Bell, "Sex of the source andother factors influencing.the attribution of aggressiveness tostatements," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(7):4401A, January 1974.

3572 Sandra L. Bem, "The measurement of psychologicalandrogyny," JOURNAL OF CONSULTING AND CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY42(2):155-162, 1974.

3573 Irving Royster Benoist, "An investigation ofthe relationship between sex role attitudes and expressivebehavior," DISSER- TATION ABSTRACTS 35(6):3005B, December 1974.

3574A.A. Benton, "Reactions to demands to winfrom an opposite sex opponent," JOURNAL OF PERSONALITY 41:430-432,September 1973.

3575 Leonard Bickman, "Sex and helpingbehavior," JOURNAL OF SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY 93, 1974.

3576 Bruce Bierbryer, "Conceptual tempo, sex,and creative thinking, DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(11) :6168A, May 1973.

in women 3577 Jeffry David Bishop, "The motive to avoid success and men: an assessment of sexrole'identity and situational factors," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(12):6256B,June 1974.

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3578Thomas Boslooper and Marcia Hayes, THE FEMININITY GAME. New York: Stein and Day, 1973.

3579 Andrea Blanch, "The problem of feminine masochism: an approac- through theory and literature," CORNELL JOURNAL OF SOCIAL RELATION 9(1):1-15, Spring 1974.

3580 Joseph C. Bledsoe, "Sex differences in self-concept: fact or artifact," PSYCHOLOGICAL REPORTS 32:1253-1254, June 1973.

3581 Jack Block, Anna Von Der Lippe, and Jeanne H. Block, "Sex role and socialization patterns: some personality concomitants and environmental antecedents," JOURNAL OF CONSULTING AND CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY 41(3):321-341, 1973.

3582 Alan Booth and Elain Hess, "Cross-sex friendship," JOURNAL OF MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY 36:38-47, February 1974.

3583 T.J. Bouchard, Jr., J. Barsaloux, and G. Drauden, "Brain- storming procedure, group size, and sex as determinants of the problem-solving effectiveness of groups and individuals," JOURNAL OF APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY 59:135-138, April 1974.

3584 Inge K. Broverman and others, "Sex role stereotypes: a current appraisal," JOURNAL OF SOCIAL ISSUES 28(2):59-78, 1972.

3585 Carol Carlson, +"Leisure and changing sex roles."-(Department of Scoiology, Portland State University, P.O. Box 751, Port- land, Oregon 97207) Attitudes and behaviors of men and women during leisure time.

3586 Kathleen Anne Carr, "Sex role orientation as it relates to persuasibility of females: an experimental study," DISSER- TATION ABSTRACTS 35(4):2424A, October 1974.

3587 TiMothy John Casey, "The development ofa leadership orientation scale on the Strong Vocational Interest Blank for Women," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(7):34578, January 1974.

3588 Janet Saltzman Chafetz, MASCULINE/FEMININE OR HUMAN?AN OVERVIEW OF THE SOCIOLOGY OF SEX ROLES. Itasca (Illinois): F.E. Peacock, 1974.

3589 Janet Saltzman Chafetz,.+project comparing lesbian and straight women. (Department of Sociology, University of Houston, Houston, Texas 77004)

+indicates work in progress

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3590 Betty Ann Chewning, "Age and sex differences related to the development of altruism," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(10): 5163B, April-1974.

3591 Jchn D. Coie and Bruce Dorval, "Sex differences in the intellectual structure of social interaction skills," DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 8(2):261-267, 1973.

3592 Anne M. Collins, "The attitudes toward women scale: validity, reliability, mnd subscore differentiation," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(11):7325A, May 1974.

3593 Anne Constantinople, "Masculinity-femininity: an exception to a famous dictum?" PSYCHOLOGICAL,BULLETIN 80(5):389-407, 1973.

3594Edwin Russell Coover, "Status and role change among women in the United States, 1940-1970," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(7): 4144A, anuary 1974.

3595 Carolyn Clare Corbett, "Effects of sex role conventionality on sex typed characteristics and personal functioning," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(6):3010B, December 1974.

3596 Kay Deaux, "To err is humanizing: but sex makes a difference," REPRESENTATIVE RESEARCH IN SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY 3(1):20-28, 1972.

3597 Kay Deiux and Janet Taylor, "Evaluation of male and female ability: bias works two ways," PSYCHOLGOICAL REPORTS 32: 261-263, February 1973.

3598 Kay Deaux and Tim Emssweller, "Explanations of successful performance on sex-linked tasks: what is skill for the male is luck for the female," JOURNAL OF PERSONALITY AND SOCIAL PSY- CHOLOGY 29:80-85, January 1974.

3599J.A. Dempewolff, "Development and validation of a feminism scale," PSYCHOLOGICAL REPORTS 34:651-657, April 1974.

3600 Margaret B. DiCanio, "A beginning taxonomy: sorting institutional outcomes and their prior assumptions as they affect women's roles," SOCIOLOGICALABSTRACTS 21(2)Supplement 31: 34, April 1973.

3601 Marvin Dicker, "Women and intellectualism," April 1973. (Glassboro State College, Glassboro, New Jersey 08028)

3602 Elizabeth Douvan, "Changing sex roles: some implications and constraints." Presented to Women: Resource for a Changing World, April 17-18, 1972. (Radcliffe Institute, Radcliffe College, Cambridge, Massachusetts)

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3603 Paul Richard Duffly, "Differences between the sexes in com- petitiveness and orientation to power as manifested in a r'.ondition-formation game," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(2): 1103B, August 1974.

3604 Karen Grover Duffy, "Overt and covert masculinity and femininity and trait anxiety," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(9): 4624B, March 1974.

3605 Jaylee Mary Duke, "Relationships of measured personality traits and the use of time by middle aged women," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS,33(9):4778A, March 1973. Study designed to further the development of adult education programs.

3606 Dean Dwight and others, "Replications and fallacy: cultural contradictions and sex roles revisited," SOCIOLOGICAL AB- STRACTS 21(7)Supplement 37:208, December 1973.

3607 Glen H. Elder, Jr., "Role orientations, marital age and life patterns in adulthood," MERRILL-PALMER QUARTERLY 18(1):3-24, January 1972.

3608 Lois S. Eichler, "Feminine narcissism: an empirical investigation," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(12):6074B, June 1973.

3609 Merrill F. Elias and Marcel Kinsbourne, "Age and sex differences in the processing of verbal and nonverbal stimuli," JOURNAL OF GERONTOLOGY 29(2):162-171, 1974.

3610 Linda J. Ellis and P.M. Bentler, "Traditional sex-determined role standards and sex stereotypes," JOURNAL OF PERSONALITY AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY 25(1):28-34, 1973.

3611 Vera Lois Erickson, "Psychological growth for women: a cognitive-developmental curriculum," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(7):3829A, January 1974.

3612 Margaret Feldman and Harold Feldman, "Sex differences in achievement and self esteem." (Psychology Department, Ithaca College, Ithaca, New York 14850)

3613M. Reany and L.W. Ferguson, "Forced-choice adjectival masculinity-femininity scale," PSYCHOLOGICAL REPORTS 34:595-602, April 1974.

3614P.M. Frankel, "Sex role attitudes and the development of achievement need in women," JOURNAL OF COLLEGE STUDENT PERSONNEL 15:114-119, March 1974.

+ indicates work in progress

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3615 Diane Kathryn Fraser, +"The development of a lesbian self identity." (Department of Sociology, Duke University, Dur- ham, North Carolina 27706) Examines the process by which a woman develops a-lesbian self-identity with particular emphasis on labeling, stigma by others, interaction with lesbian women, and other sources of information about homosexuality.

3616S.,L Friedland, W.H. Crockett, and J.D. Laird, "The effects of role and sex on the perception of others," JOURNAL OF SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY 91:273-283, December 1973.

3617 W.G. Gadpaille, "Innate masculine-feminine differences," MEDICAL ASPECTS OF HUMAN SEXUALITY 7(2):141-157, 1973.

3618 Janet Zollinger Gin.e, "Age cohorts and change in women's roles," SOCIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS 21(7)Supplement 37:219, December 1973.

3619 F.E. Gordon and D.J. Hall, "Self-image and stereotypes of femininity: their relationship towomen's role conflicts and coping," JOURNAL OF APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY 59:241-243, April 1974.

3620 David Gottlieb, "A woman's place: the impact of sex, religiosity, and ethnicity," 1974. (University of Houston, Houston, Texas 77004)

3621 Letitia Anne Graybill, "A study of sex differences in the transition from concrete to formal thinking patterns," DIS- SERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(7):3988A, Januar:.; 1974.

3622 Rayna Green, +a.theoretical model for ,olnen's traditional expressive behavior. (English Department, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Massachusetts 01002)

3623Marie G. Groszko, "Sex differences in the need to achieve and fear of success," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(5):2429B, November 1974.

3624 Helen Mayer Hacker, "Sex roles in black society: caste versus caste," SOCIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS 21(7)Supplement 37:222, December 1973.

3625 Celia M. Halas, "Sex role stereotypes: perceived childhood socialization experiences and the attitudes and behavior of adult women," JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOG1 88:261-275, 1974.

3626 Celia Mary Halas, "Sex role stereotypes: perceived childhood socialization experiences and the attitudes and behaviors of mature women," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(3):1499A, Sep- tember 1974.

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3627 Douglas T. Hall, "A model of coping with role conflict: the role behavior of college educated women," ADMINISTRATIVE SCIENCE QUARTERLY, pp. 471-486, December 1972.

3628 R.F. Hamel, "Female subjective and pupillary reaction to nude male and female figures," JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY 87: 171-175, July 1974.

3629 Mary B. Harris and Gail Bays, "Altruism andsex roles," PSYCHOLOGICAL REPORTS 32:1002, June 1973.

3630Nancy M. Henley, "Power, sex, and nonverbal communication," BERKELEY JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY 18:1-26, 1973-1974. Differences between the sexes in culturally learned nonverbal signals.

3631J.L. Hipple, "Perceptual differences in concepts of the ideal woman," SCHOOL COUNSELOR 22:180-186, January 1975.

3632 L.A. Hjelle and R. Butterfield, "Self-actualization and women's attitudes toward their roles in contemporary society," JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY 87:225-230, July 1974.

3633 Arlie Russell Hochschild, "Review of sex role research," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY 78(4):1011-1029, January 1973.

3634 L.W. Hoffman, "Fear of success in males and females: 1965 and 1971," JOURNAL OF CONSULTING AND CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY 42: 253-258, June 1974.

3635 J. Hottes and A. Kahn, "Sex differences in a mixed-motive conflict situation," JOURNAL OF PERSONALITY 42:260-275. (Department of Psychology, Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa 50010)

3636 Katherine Albro Houpt, "Hormones and human behavior: the biological basis of sex differences," HUMAN ECOLOGY FORUM 4 (2):6-7, August 1973.

3637 William C. House, "Actual and perceived differences in male and female expectancies and minimal goal levels as a function of competition," JOURNAL OF PERSONALITY 42(3):493-509, September 1974.

3638Margot C. Howe, "A comparison of the self-esteem, body image, and movement-concept of adults in different age groups," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(5):2258A-2259A, November 1973.

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-- 3639 Joseph Hraba and Rita Braito, "Social formation of consciousness of kind: race, sex, and class," SOCIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS 21(7)Supplement 37:226-227, December 1973.

3640 Leon Hutt, "Differential responding on alienation measures as a function of social responses to women'sself definitions and their control orientation," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33 (9):5287A, March 1973.

3641 Janet Shibley Hyde and P.D. Ebert, "Female sex role development," August 1973. (Psychology Department, Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, Ohio 43403)

Roberta Jane Irgens, "Sex differences in expectancy of reinforcement as a function of anxiety and past experience," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(8):3919B, February 1973.

3643 Deirdre Jameson and Armin Grams, "Changing roles for women and men," CHILDHOOD EDUCATION 49:184-190, January 1973.

3644 Paula Barnes Johnson, "Social power and sex role stereotyping,"

DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(5):2406B, November 1974. .

3645 M. Johnston, "Cutting the corset strings: the changing silhouette and social role of woman," JOURNAL OF HOME ECO- NOMICS 66:15-19, September 1974.

3646Arnold Kabn, +communication patterns of women and seX differences in the concepts of justice and fairne,s, (Depart- ment of Psychology, Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa50010)

3647 Robert James Kaleta, "Femininity, feminine attitudes, and aggression," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(9):6104A, March 1974.

3648 Mary Morris Kameya and Lorraine Nadelman, "Relationshipof masculinity-femininity to dependancy and self-esteem," October 1972. Report #14. (Developmental Program, Department of Psychology, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104)

3649Thomas Kando, "The projection of intolerance: a comparison of males, females, and transsexuals," JOURNAL OF SEX RESEARCH 8(3):225-236, August 1972.

3650Thomas M. Kando, "Role strain: a comparison of males, females, and transsexuals," JOURNAL OF MARPIAGE AND THE FAMILY, pp. 459- 464, August 1972.

3651 Rosabeth Moss Kanter, +"Women and leadership in organizations." (Department of Sociology, Brandeis University, Waltham, Massachusetts 02154) Women in leadership roles, barriers to women, authority, and

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interaction in women's organizations.

3652 Stuart A. Karabenick and Joan M. Marshall, "Performance of females as a function of fear of success, fear of failure, type of opponent, and performance-contingent feedback," JOURNAL OF PERSONALITY 42220-237, June 1974.

3653Ann Rosenblum Karnovsky, "Sex differences in spatial ability: a developmental study," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(12):

. 7586A, June 1974.

3654Joan Kimelman, "Woman's search for identity," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(6):2936B-2937B, December 1973.

3655E. Marcia Sheridan Kimmel, "Achievement motivation anxiety: why?" (Division of Education, Indiana University, South Bend, Indiana 46615)

3656Paula Joan Caplan Kinsbourne, "Sex differences in determinants of antisocial behavior," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(9):4632B, March 1974.

3657Dolores Klaich, WOMAN PLUS WOMAN: ATTITUDES TOWARD LESBIANISM. New York: Simon and Schuster, 1974.

3658 Viola Klein, THE FEMININE CHARACTER: HISTORY OF AN IDEOLOGY. University of Illinois Press, 1973.

3659 N.!!Kogan, "Cre.tivity andsex differences," JOURNAL OF CREATIVE BEHAVIOR 8(1):1-14, 1974.

3660 Mirra Komarovsky, "Cultural contradictions and sex roles: the masculine case," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY 78(4): 873-884, January 1973. Role stress for men and women as a result of social changes.

3661 Judy Ann Telljohn Konanc, "Adult married women: evaluative attitudes towards other women as related to other self-attitudes, personality characteristics, and behavior," DISSER- TATION ABSTRACTS 33(8):3946B, February 1973.

3662 Judy T. Konanc, ''Being a woman and well-educated as reflected in description of self, ideal, and other women." (Department of Psychiatry, North Carolina Memorial Hospital, Chapel Hill, North Carolina 27514)

3663 Carolyn Wells Konle, "Sex role socialization and instrumen- tality," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(10):6771A, April 1974.

+ indicates work in progress

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3664 A.D. Knudson and C. Zissis, "Communicating with women: a group experience," EDUCATIONAL HORIZONS 52:82-87, Winter 1973-1974.

3665 Judith Lorraine Krusell, "Attribution of responsibility for performance outcomes of males and females," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(1):481B, July 1974. Motive to avoid success in females and males.

3666 Ruth B. Kundsin, ed., WOMEN AND SUCCESS: THE ANATOMY OF ACHIEVEMENT. New York: William Morrow, 1974.

3667 L.G. Larwood, "The limits of equity: a developmental extension of the Just World Hypothesis to sex roles," 1974. (School of Management, SUNY, Binghamton, New York)

3668 Melody Kay Lemmon, "The unchanging role of women."Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Midwest Sociological Society, April 1974. ERIC, ED 096 578. Analysis of woman's role within the power structure.

3669 Harriet E. Lerner, "Early origins of envy and devaluation of women: implications for sex role stereotypes," BULLETIN OF THE MENNINGER CLINIC 38(6):538-553, November 1974.

3670Adeline Levine and Janice Crumrine, "Women and the fear of success: a problem in replication."Presented at the American Sociological Association Meeting, August 1973.ERIC, ED 082 101.

3671 "Liberation and chauvinism - the non-verbal cues," PSYCHIATRIC NEWS, August 1, 1973.

3672 Marsha M. Linehan, "Suicide and attempted suicide: study of perceived sex differences," PERCEPTUAL AND MOTOR SKILLS 37: 31-34, August 1973.

3673 Jean Lipman-Blumen, "The development and impact of female role ideology." Presented at Women: Resource for a Changing World, April 17-18, 1972. (Radcliffe Institute, Radcliffe College, Cambridge, Massachusetts)

3674Esther McDonald Lloyd-Jones, "Women and leadership," JOURNAL OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN DEANS AND COUNSELORS 36:52-55, Winter 1973.

3675 Marlaine Lockheed-Katz, "Female motive to avoid success: a psychological barrier or a response to deviancy?"Presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Educational Research Association, April 1974. ERIC, ED 089 153. - 295 - 0

3676Deana Dorman Loga4, "Sex x race differences in fear of success," DISSERTATION AKSTRACTS 35(6):3066B, December 1974.

3677 Patricia W. Lunneborg and Linda M. Rosenwood, "Need affiliation and achievement: declining sex differences," PSYCHOLOGICAL REPORTS 31(3):795-798, December 1972.

3678 Eleanor Emmons Maccoby and Carol Nagy Jacklin, THE PSYCHOLOGY OF SEX DIFFERENCES. Stanford (California): Stanford Uni- versity Press, 1974.

3679Jeanne Marecek and others, "When stereotypes hurt: three studies of penalties for sex role reversals." (Department of Psychology, Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, Pennsylvania 19081)

3680Karen Oppenheim Mason, +analysis of recent changes in United States women's sex role attitudes. (Population Studies Center, University of Michigan, 1225 South University Avenue, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104)

3681Karen Oppenheim Mason, +a partial compendium of sex-role attitude items used in U.S. surveys intended to aid persons fielding their own surveys in finding appropriate items. (Population Studies Center, University of Michigan, 122E South University Avenue, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104)

3682 Karen Oppenheim Mason and Larry L. Bumpass, "Women's sex- role attitudes in the United States, 1970."Presented at the American Sociological Association Annual Meeting, August 1973. (Population Studies Center, University of Michigan, 1225 South University Avenue, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104)

3683 Irene Barnes Mehnert, "The effects of an abbreviated training paradigm on females learning assertive behavior," DISSER- TATION ABSTRACTS 35(6):3430A, December 1974.

3684 W.L. Mealiea and F.H. Farley, "The relationship between or- dinal position in females and the expression of extreme fear," JOURNAL OF SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY 90:333-334, August 1973.

3685 Gerald A. Mendelsohh and Martin V. Covington, "Internal processes and perceptual factors in verbal problem solving: a study of sex and individual differences in cognition," t JOURNAL OF PERSONALITY 40(3):451-471, September 1972.

3686 Martha Shuch Mendick and Sandra Schwartz Tangri, "New social psychological perspectives on women," JOURNAL OF SOCIAL ISSUES 28(2):1-16, 1972.

+ indicates work in progress

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3687 A.G. Miller and others, "Prediction and perception of obedience to authority," JOURNAL OF PERSONALITY42:23-42, March 1974.

3688 T.W. Miller, Male self-esteem and attitudes toward women's roles," JOURNAL OF COLLEGE STUDENT PERSONNEL 14:402-406, September 1973.

3689 Esther Milner, "Sex role imperatives in the pre-industrial and industrial eras: implications for post-industrial society," 1974. (Brooklyn College, Brooklyn, New York 11210)

3690 R.J. Moglia and E.C. Abraham, "Sex roles in a changing society," CHILDHOOD EDUCATION 50:115-117, November 1973.

3691Ada Ann Molinoff, "Sex related effects in the perception of self-disclosure," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(5):2440B, November 1974.

3692 L. Monahan and others, "Intrapsychic versus cultural explanations of the fear of success motive," JOURNAL OF PERSONALITY AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY 29:60-64, January 1974.

3693 S.W. Morgan and B. Mausner, "Behavioral and fantasied indicators of avoidance of success in men and women,"JOURNAL OF PERSONALITY 41:457-470, September 1973.

3694Edward Neufeld, Daniel Langmeyer, and William Seeman, "Some sex role stereotypes and personal preferences,1950-1970," JOURNAL OF PERSONALITY ASSESSMENT 38(3):247-254, 1974.

3695 Brenda Hudson Nobles, "Sex of the experimenter and sexof the subject as variables in verbal learning," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(5):2344B, November 1973.

3696 Claudeen Cline Naffziger and Ken Naffziger, "Developmentof sex role stereotypes," FAMILY COORDINATOR23(3):251-258, July 1974.

3697 Anne S. Nash, "Changing attitqdes toward sex roledifferen- tiation: the effect of a sex-role awareness course on sex- role stereotyping and sex-role anxiety," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS.35(3):1450A, September 1974.

3698 Mhureen Sullivan O'Neill, "An investigation ofwomen's sex role conflict and the predictability of modesof conflict resolution," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(2):1058B, August1974.

3699Ann Oakley, SEX, GENDER, AND SOCIETY. New York: Harper and Row, 1973.

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3700 Marie W. Osmond and Patricia Y. Martin, "From closed-to-open systems: game simulation of sex role behavior," 1974. (Florida State University, Tallahassee, Florida 32306)

3701 Angeles Masini Pardue, "Attitudes toward sex roles and interpersonal behavior in groups," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTER- NATIONAL 34(6):2906B-2907B, December 1973.

3702 Rosemarie Anderson Patty and Marcia M. Ferrell, "A preliminary note on the motive to avoid success and the menstrual cycle," JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY 86:173-177, 1974.

3703 Barbara B. Payne and Frank Whittington, "Aged women: variables unique to women and common to the sexes," 1974. (Georgia State University, Atlanta, Georgia 30303)

3704 Eleanor Howe Payne, "Study of a generation gap: the effects of age, race, and sex on values," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(12):6199B, June 1974.

:3705 Letitia Anne Peplau, "When do women fear success?" (Depart- ment of Psychology, University of California, Los Angeles, California 90024)

3706 Timothy Perper and Julia Chase, "Conceptual deficits in women," SCIENCE 184:809-810, May 17, 1974.

3707Candida C. Peterson and James L. Peterson, "Preference for sex of offspring as a measure of change in sex attitudes," PSYCHOLOGY: AMERICAN JOURNAL OF HUMAN BEHAVIOR 10:3-5, May 1973.

3708 B.S. Piacente, "Women as experimenters,".AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST 29:527-529, July 1974.

3709 Joseph Healy Pleck, "Male threat f.om female competence: an experimental study in college dating couples," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(12):6221B, June 1974.

3710 R.F. Priest and P.G. Wilhelm, "Sex, marital status, and self- actualization as factors in the appreciation of sexist jokes," JOURNAL OF SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY 92:245-249, April 1974.

3711 Yvonne R. Porjesz, "The femininity-achievement conflict: an expanded formulation of the 'motive to avoid success' in females," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(5):2443B, November 1974.

3712 Janice G. Raymond, "Beyond masculinity and femininity," ANDOVER NEWTON QUARTERLY 13(3):214-221, January 1973.

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3713 Lillian Robbins and Edwin Robbins, "Toward an understanding of achievement related conflicts in women: reply," JOURNAL OF SOCIAL ISSUES 29(1):133-137, 1973. Reply to Matina S. Horner's original 1971 article.

3714 Ellen Ruth Robert, "Women's roles: a Marxist-existentialist analysis," DISSERTATIONABSTRACTS 34(10):6764A, April 1974.

3715 Rodrick R. Rolston, "Female-male hitchhiking behavior and sentiment." Presented at Ue National Council on Family Relations Meeting, St. Louis, 1974. (Indiana University, South Bend, Indiana)

3716W.L. Rosenbaum and others, "Sex differences in selective exposure," JOURNAL OF SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY 92:85-89, February 1974.

3717 Richard Ryckman and Martin F. Sherman, "Relationship between self-esteem and internal-external control for men and women," PSYCHOLOGICAL REPORTS 32:1106, June 1973.

3718 George Edward Schultz, "Changing conceptions of masculinity and femininity,".DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(7):3508B, January 1974.

3719 Bernice Ray Sedgwick, "The contribution of sex and traditional vs. non-traditional role occupation on the perception of adjustment by others," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(11):5499B1 May 1973.

3720 Eileen Judith Setzman, "Cooperation and competition between men and women in a dyadic game-playing situation," DISSER- TATION ABSTRACTS 35(2):11098, August 1974.

3721 B.A. Seyfried and Clyde Hendrick, "When do opposites attract? When they are opposite in sex and sex-role attitudes," JOURNAL OF PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.PSYCHOLOGY 5(1):15-20, 1973.

3722 Bernadette Anita Nelson Shapiro, "Effects of race and sex stereotyping on acceptance of and learning from occupational role models," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(12):7022A, June 1973.

3723 Jannis Breeden Shea, "A preliminary investigation of expectancy changes in locus of control among aged white women as related to skill and chance tasks," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(5):2136B, November 1973.

3724 Valerie H. Sheehan, ed., UNMASKING: TEN WOMEN IN METAMORPHOSIS. Chicago: Swallow Press, 1973.

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3725 A.C. Shelly, "Can we find more diverse adult sex roles?" EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP 31:114-118, November 1973.

3726 Julia Sherman, ON TEE PSYCHOLOGY OF WOMEN: A SURVEY OF EM- PIRICAL STUDIES. Springfield (Illinois): Charles C. Thomas, 1973.

3727 Eva Hanski Shinar, "Interpersonal perception asa function of occupation and sex," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(5):2448B, Novem- ber 1974.

3728 Robert N. Singer and Jack H. Llewellyn, "Effect of experimenter's gender on subject's performance," RESEARCH QUARTERLY 44(2):185-191, 1973.

3729Janet T. Spence, Robert Helmreich, and Joy Stapp, "A short version of the Attitudes Toward Women Scale (AWS)," BULLETIN OF THE PSYCHONOMIC SOCIETY 2(4):219-220, 1973.

3730 Robert Staples, "Male-female sexual variations: functions of biology or culture," JOURNAL OF SEX RESEARCH 9(1):11-20, February 1973.

3731 A.H. Stein and M.M. Bailey, "The socialization of achievement orientation in females,"PSYCHOLOGICAL BULLETIN 80(5): 345-366, November 1973.

3732 A.J. Stewart and D.G. Winter, "Self-definition and social definition in women," JOURNAL OF PERSONALITY 42:238-259, June 1974.

3733 Robert A. Stewart, Jane Tutton, and Richard E. Steele, "Stereo- typing and personality: sex differences in perception of female physiques," PERCEPTUAL AND MOTOR SKILLS 36:807-810, June 1973.

3734Shannon C. Stokes and Fern K. Willits, "A preliminary analysis of factors related to sex role ideology among rural-origin females." Presented at the Meeting of the Rural Sociological Society, August 22-25, 1974. (Pennsylvania State University, University Park, Pennsylvania 16802)

3735 Marilyn D. Strauss, "Women about women: a descriptive study of the psychological impact of the feminine sex role stereotype," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 33(1):401A, July 1972.

3736 Linda Ruth Switkin, "Self-disclosure as a function of sex roles, experimenter-subject distance, sex of experimenter,

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and intimacy of topics," DISSERTATIONABSTRACTS 35(5):2451B, November 1974.

3737 Alexandra Symonds, Ruth Moulton, and,MarieBadaracco, "The myth of femininity: a panel," AMERICAN JOURNALOF PSYCHO- ANALYSIS 23(1):42-55, 1973.

3738 S. Tangri, F. Denmark, and S. McCandless,"Affiliation, achievement, and power: a new look."Presented at the American Psychological Association National Workshop onNew Directions for Research on the psychology of women,Madison, Wisconsin, May 30-June 2, 1974.

3739 Janet Morrow Taynor, "The incorporation offear as a non- voluntary constraint into an equity model of theperception of sex role behavior," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS35(6):3002B, December 1974.

3740Janet Taynor and Kay Deaui, "When women are moredeserving than men: equity, attribution, and perceived sexdifferences," JOURNAL OF PERSONALITY AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY28(3):360-367, 1973.

3741 C. Tomlinson-Keasey, "Role variables:their influence on female motivational constructs," JOURNAL OFCOUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY 21(3):232-237, 1974. Fear of success was contrasted in two groupsof women: older married coeds and younger unmarried coeds.

3742 Emily Toth and others, 'gip against themall," WOMEN: A JOURNAL OF LIBERATION 3(2):33-35, 1973. Women and shopping.

attainment," 3743 Donald Treiman and Kermit Terrell, "Female status SOCIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS 21(7)Supplement37:266-267, December 1973.

3744 Elton Roger Trent, "AA analysis of sexdifferences in psychological differentiation," DISSERTATIONABSTRACTS 35(5): 2416B, November 1974.

avoid success': 3745 David Tresemer, ed., "Research on 'motive to sources to date," April1, 1974. (4 Potter Park, Cambridge, Massachusetts 02138) boundaries and 3746 David Tresemer and Joseph Fleck, "Sex role resistance to sex role change," WOMENSTUDIES 2(1):61-78, 1974. and fear of success 3747Mary Elizabeth Turner, "Sex role attitudes in relation to achievement behavior inwomen," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(5):2451B, November 1974.

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3748 Rhoda Unger, "Are women discriminated against?Sometimes!" INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF GROUP TENSIONS 4:71-81, 1974.

3749 Rhoda Unger and Roland Siiter, "Sex-role stereotypes: the weight of a 'grain of truth'."Presented at the Eastern Psychological Association, 1974. (Department of PSychology, Montclair State College, Upper Montclair, New Jersey 07043) Tests the reliability and validity of sex role stereotypes.

3750Doris Bennett Voelz, "Developmental tasks ofwomen in their middle years," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(3):1445B, September 1974.

3751Ralph Wahrman and Meredith D. Pugh, "...But you've still got a long way to go, baby. Sex, competence, conformity, and acceptance of influence," SOCIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS 21(3)Supple- ment 32, May 1973.

3752 R. Wahrman and M.D. Pugh, "Sex, nonconformity, and influence," SOCIOMETRY 37:137-147, Mhrch 1974.

3753J.J. Walstedt, "Women as marginals," PSYCHOLOGICAL REPORTS 34:639-646, April 1974.

3754 Laurel Richardson Walum, "The changing door ceremony: notes on the operation of sex roles in eVeryday life," URBAN LIFE AND CULTURE 2:506-515, January 1974.

3755 Rita M. Whiteley and others,"Women in groups," THE COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGIST 4(1):27-43, 1973.

3756Mary Glenn Wiley, "Sex roles in games," SOCIOMETRY 36(4): 526-541, December 1973,

3757Gretchen Ann Groth Wilson, "Sex differences in organizational dynamics," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(1):568B, July 1974.

3758 G. Winsper, "Women as catalysts, " DELTA KAPPA GAMMA BULLETIN 41:7-17, Fall 1974.

3759"Women: searching for self," AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY WOMEN JOURNAL 66:G10-12, April 1973.

3760 Roger Alan Woudenberg, "The relationship of sexual attitudes, sexual stereotypes, racial-sexual stereotypes, and racial attitudes," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(6):2958B, December 1973.

3761 Janet Yerby, "Female leadership in small problem solving groups: an experimental study,"DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(11):6491A, May 1973.

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3762 Betty Yorburg, SEXUAL IDENTITY.New York: John Wiley and Sons, 1974.

3763Margaret J. Zube, "Changing concepts of morality: 1948-1969," SOCIAL FORCES 50(3):385-392, 1972. Content analysis of selected issues of the LADIES HOME JOURNAL.

P SEXUALITY (Material on seN education under E Education, 2 Preschool/Primary/ Secondary.)

3764 Ibtihaj Arafat and Betty Yorburg, "Drug use and the sexual behavior of college women," JOURNAL OF SEX RESEARCH 9(1): 21-29, Feb7,-. ,17 1973.

3765 Shirley k.dener, "Sexual insult and female militancy," MAN 8:422-440, September 1973.

3766Andrew M. Barclay, "Sexual fantasies in men and women," MEDICAL ASPECTS OF HUMAN SEXUALITY 7:204, May 1973.

3767Robert Michael Baum, "The influence of non-sexual cues, sexual explicitness, and sex guilt on female's erotic response to literature," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(9):4498B, March 1973.

.3768 Robert R. Bell and Phyllis L. Bell, "Sexual satisfaction among married women," MEDICAL ASPECTS OF HUMAN SEXUALITY 6(12):136-144, December 1972.

3769 David G. Berger and Morton G. Wenger, "Ideology of virginity," JOURNAL OF MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY 35:666-676, November 1973.

3770D. Byrne and others, "Husband-wife similarity in response to erotic stipuli," JOURNAL OF PERSONALITY 41:385-394, Septem- ber 1973.

3771 Donald E. Carns, "Talking about sex: notes on first coitus and the double sexual standard," JOURNAL OF MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY 35:677688, November 1973.

3772 Catherine S. Chilman, "Some psychosocial aspects of female sexuality," THE FAMILY COORDINATOR, pp. 123-131, April 1974.

3773 Cornelia V. Christenson, "Sexual patterns in a group of older never-married women," JOURNAL OF GERIATRIC PSYCHIATRY 6(1):80-98, 1973.

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3774 Richard B. Clayton, "Premarital sexual intercourse:a substantive text of the contingent consistency model," JOURNAL OF MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY 35:12-14, February 1973.

3775 Silas B. Coley, Jr., "Sexual activityas a coping mechanism," MEDICAL ASPECTS OF HUMAN SEXUALITY 7(3):40-63, 1973.

3776John J. Crowden, "The law that daresnot speak its name: homosexuality," CHOICE 11:209-227, April 1974. Bibliographic essay covering the literature ofhomosexuality: history, human sexuality, gender identity,response of society."

3777 Zira Defries, +development of sexual identityin feminist students. (Health Services, Barnard College, New York, New York 10027)

3778 Milton Diamond and others, "Sexuality, birth control,and abortion: a decision making sequence," JOURNAL OFBIOSOCIAL SCIENCE 5(3):347-361, July 1973.

3779 Claudia Dreifus, "Pre-adolescent sexuality," WOMEN: A JOURNAL OF LIBERATION 32-6, October 1972. Members of a consciousness-raising group discuss theirearly feelings about sexuality.

3780 Seymour Fischer, UNDERSTANDING TEE FEMALE ORGASM. New York: Bantam Books, 1973.

3781 Diane Fishel and Natalie Allon, "Urban courtingpatterns: singles' bars," SOCIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS 21(7)Supplement 37: 214-215, December 1973.

3782 Nancy Friday, MY SECRET GARDEN: WOMEN'S SEXUAL FANTASIES. Trident, 1973.

3783William F. Fry, "Psycho-dynamics of sexual humor: women's view of sex," MEDICAL ASPECTS OF HUMAN SEXUALITY 6(4):124- 139, April 1972.

3784Paul H. Gebhard, "Sex differences in sexual response," ARCHIVES OF SEXUAL BEHAVIOR 2(3):201-203, 1R75.

3785Anima Sen Gupta and Lynn B. David, "A study of sexual behavior in females," JOURNAL OF SEX RESEARCH 8(3):207-218, August 1972. Interviews with one hundred Calcutta married couples.

3786Gary D. Hampe and Majel D. Mack, "Attitudeson premarital' sexual permissiveness in three female organizations: Fascin- ating Womanhood, The League of Women Voters, and Women's

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Liberation." Presented at the Midwest Sociological Society, 1974. (University of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyoming 82071)

3787 E.B. Hariton and J.L. Singer, "Women's fantasiesduring sexual intercourse: normative and theoretical implications," JOURNAL OF CONSULTING AND CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY 42:313-322, June 1974.

3788 Evonne Barbara Hariton, "Women's fantasies during sexual intercourse with their husbands: a normative study with tests of personality and theoreticalmodels," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(8):3917, February 1973.

3789Lenore W. Harmon, "...and Soma," THE COUNSELINGPSYCHOLOGIST 4(1):87-90, 1973. How women feel about their bodies.

3790H.R. Hays, "Fear of female sexuality: it isexpressed by both aversion to and idolization of women," SEXUALBEHAVIOR, pp. 13- 16, November 1972.

3791 Jack H. Hedblom, "Dimensions of lesbian sexualexperience," ARCHIVES OF SEXUAL BEHAVIOR 2(4):329-341, December1973.

3792 Jack H. Hedblom, "Social, sexual, and occupationallives of homosexual women," SEVAL BEHAVIOR, pp. 33-37, October197-7.

3793Shere 11t, ed., SEXUAL AONESTY SY WOMEN FORWOMEN. New York: Warner, 1914.

3794 Tom Kando, "Sex change: a case of contracultural overcon- formity," SOCIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS 21(7)Supplement 37: 229, December 1973. A study of the tendency of transsexualswho have undergone a sex change operation.andtheir subsequent excessive conformity to social norms of femininity or masculinity.

of psycho- 3795 Jack L. Katz, "Biological and psychological roots sexual identity," MEDICAL ASPECTS OF HUMANSEXUALITY 6(6): 1C2-116, June 1972.

3796 Polly Kellog, "Sexual behavior in the humanfemale: a feminist critique," RATIONAL LIVING 8(1):2-5, 1973.

3797William M. Kephart, "Sexual activity ofdivorced women," MEDICAL ASPECTS OF HUMAN SEXUALITY 7(10):146-160,October 1973.

3798 Karlene M. Kerfoot, "Sexual dysfunction in women: asociali- zation problem," 1974. (University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa 52242) Cross cultural studies of sexual dysfunctionin women.

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3799 Carole Schmidt Kirkpatrick, "Feminism, femininity, and sexual satisfaction in women," 1974. (Department of Psychology, University of Oregon,'Eugene, Oregon 92403)

3800 Gale Largey, "Sex control and society: a critical assessment of sociological speculations,". SOCIAL PROBLEMS 20:310-318, Winter 1973.

3801 Ella Lasky, "Some negative consequences of current standards of physical attractiveness and sex appeal," JOURNAL OF CLINICAL ISSUES IN PSYCHOLOGY 5(3):1-4, June 1974.

3302 Marlene Warring Lehtinen, "Religiosity in relation to the premarital sexual behavior and attitudes of university students," SOCIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS 21(1)Supplement 30: 14, February 1973.

3803 Edward G. Ludwig and David L. Larson, "Sex liberalization and liberalization of the female implications for romantic love," SOCIOLOGICAL FOCUS 7(1):14-23, Winter 1973-1974. Study examines the hypothesis that romantic love diminishes with more liberal sex attitudes and female liberation.

3804Mary E. Luschen and David N. Peirce, "Effect of the menstrual cycle on mood and sexual arousability," JOURNAL OF SEX RESEARCH 8(1):41-47, February 1972.

3805Rita Colene McCullough, "Rhythms of sexual desire and sexual activity in the human female," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34 (9):4669B, March 1974.

3806 Judith McMahon, "Sex guilt, reported heterosexual behavior, and attitudes toward premarital permissiveness among women," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(8):39538, February 1973.

3807Juliet Mitchell, "Female sexuality," JOURNAL OF BIOSOCIAL SCIENCE 5(1):123-136, January 1973.

3808Ellen Morgan, +"The erotization of male dominance/female submission." (A21 220 West Evergreen Avenue, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19118)

3809D.L. Mosher, "Sex differences, sex experience, sex guilt, and explicitly sexual films,",JOURNAL OF SOCIAL ISSUES 29:95-112, 1973.

3810 Kenneth Langeland Nyberg, "Homosexual and homoeretic behavior differeqces in men and women," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(7): 4438A, January 1974.

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3811 Gail Beaton Peterson and Larry R. Peterson, "Sexism in the treatment of sexual dysfunction," FAMILY COORDINATOR 22 (4):397-404, October 1973. Popular sex and marriage manuals showed the majority of factors in sexual dysfunction experienced more often by women than by men. Women were seen as the "cause" and "cure" for most common sexual problems.

3812 J. Rice, "Femal sexuality: comment on communication and orgasm,"EDiCiti, ASPECTS Oil HUMAN SEXUALITY 8(6), 1974.

3813 Veryl Rosenbaum, BEING FEMALE: DISCOVERING AND ENJOYING YOUR PHYSICAL, EMOTIONAL AND SEXUAL NATURE. Englewood Cliffs (New Jersey): Prentice-Hall, 1973.

3814 Leah Schaefer, WOMEN AND SEX: SEXUAL EXPERIENCES OF THIRTY WOMEN AS TOLD TO A FEMALE PSYCHOTHERAPIST. .New York: Pantheon Books, 1973.

3815 Pepper Schwartz, "Female sexuality and monogamy," to be published in Roger W. Libby and Robert Whitehurst, eds., RENOVATING MARRIAGE: TOWARD NEW SEXUAL LIFESTYLES. San Ramon (California): Consensus Publishers, 1973. (Department of Sociology, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington)

3816Barbara Seaman, FREE AND FEMALE: THE SEX LIFE OF THE CONTEM- PORARY WOMAN. New York: Fawcett World Library, 1973.

3817 Robert Seidenberg, "Psychosexual adjustment of the unattrac- tive woman," MEDICAL ASPECTS OF 'HUMAN SEXUALITY 7:60, May 1973.

3818 "Sex in contemporary society: a catalog of dissertations," 1973. (Xerox University Microfilms: 300 North Zeeb Road, Ann Arbor, Michigan.48106)

3819 Karen Irene Shanor, "Social variables of women's sexual fantasies," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 35(1):523B, July 1974.

3820Mary J. Sherfey, THE NATURE AND EVOLUTION OF FEMALESEXUALITY. Westminster (Maryland): Random House, 1973.

3821 Irving Singer and Josephine Singer, "Periodicity of sexual desire in relation to time of ovulation in women," JOURNAL OF BIOSOCIAL SCIENCE 4(4):471-481, October 1972.

3822 Tish Sommers, "The compounding impact of age on sex," CIVIL RIGHTS DIGEST 7(1):2-9, Fall 1974.

3823 Elizabeth Stanley and others, "Can women enjoy sex without orgasm?- MEDICAL ASPECTS OF HUMAN SEXUALITY, 7(1):102-114, January 1973.

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3824 E. Stanton, "Swinging as a way of life,"HUMANIST 34:18-20, March 1974.

3825 Robert Staples, "The sexuality of black women,"SEXUAL BEHA- VIOR 2(6):4-11, 14-15, June 1972.

3826 Daniel Gene Steele, "Female responsivenessto erotic films and its relation to attitudes, sexual knowledge,and selected demographic variables," DISSERTATIONABSTRACTS

INTERNATIONAL 34(5):2319B, November 1973. .

3827 Nancy Jackson Thomas,'Body attitude as a function of oberity, neuroticism, and sex," DISSERTATIONABSTRACTS 34 (12):6227B, June 1974.

3828 Joseph J. Thompson IV and Paul W.Dixon, "A power function between ratings of pornographic stimuli andpsychophysical responses in young normal adult women," PERCEPTUAL ANDMOTOR SKILLS 38:1236-1238, 1974.

3829 Clark E. Vincent, "Side effectson the family from liberalized sexual attitudes," MEDICAL ASPECTS OF HUMANSEXUALITY 7(6): 86, June 1973.

38Z0 John Paul Vincent, "The relationships ofsex, level of intimacy, and level of marital distress to problem solving behavior," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(12):60958, June 1973.

3831 Jerry McLain Wallace, "Factors associated with thepremarital sexual standards of North Carolina Baptistyoung people," 1972. North Carolina State University at Raleigh #72-17,739,

3832 Margaret Ann Walsh, "Foundtional sexuality: the chiasm of masculine and feminine," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS 33(12): 6974A, June 1973. An endeavor to create new philosophical imsightsinto the theme of sexuality and a critique of Merleau-Ponty'sanalysis.

3833 Mary Lindenstein Walshok, "Sex role typingand feminine sexuality," SOCIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS 21(7)Supplement37:270, December 1973.

3834 C.L. Warren and R. St. Pierre, "Sources andaccuracy of college students' sex knowledge," JOURNAL OF SCHOOL HEALTH 43:588-590, November 1973.

3835 S.C. Wilsnack, "Effects of social drinkingon women's fantasy," JOURNAL OF PERSONALITY 42:43-61, March 1974.

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3836Marilyn L. Wilson, "A new femalehomosexuality scale," DIS- SERTATION ABSTRACTS 34(8):4065B, February 1974.

SEXUAL BE- 3837 Joseph Zubin and John Money, eds., CONTEMPORARY HAVIOR: CRITICAL ISSUES IN THE 1970'S. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins Press, 1972.

QBIBLIOGRAPHIES AND RESOURCES (This section includes material dated from1968 through 1974.)

1 ABORTION

3858 "Association for the Study of Abortion bibliography," Spring 1973. (Association for the Study of Abortion, 120 West 57th Street, New York, New York 10019)

3839 Charles Dollen, ABORTION IN CONTEXT: A SELECTBIBLIOGRAPHY. Metuchen (New Jersey): Scarecrow Press, 1970. 150 pages.

3840Mary K. Floyd, ABORTION BIBLIOGRAPHY FOR1971. Troy (New York): Whitson Publishing, 1973.250 pages.

3841 J.F. Kinton and E.R. Kinton, compilers,ABORTION: SOCIAL ATTITUDES AND PRACTICES. 1973. (Social Science and Soci- ological Resources, 711 North Main Street, MountPleasant, Iowa 52641) 7 pages.

2 ARTS AND MEDIA WOMEN ARTISTS: A SOURCE- 3842 Mary D. Garrard, SLIDES OF WORKS BY BOOK, January 1974. (College Art Association, Women's Caucus, c/o Ann Harris, 560 RiversideDrive, #17P, New York, New York 10027)

(Project on the Status 3843 WOMEN AND FILM: A RESOURCE HANDBOOK. and Education of Women, Associationof American Colleges, 1818 R Street, NW, Washington,DC.20009)

3 BIOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARIES

3844Norma Olin Ireland, INDEX TO WOMENOF THE WORLD FROM ANCIENT TO MODERN TIMES: BIOGRAPHIES ANDPORTRAITS. Westwood (Massa- chusetts): F.W. Faxon Company, 1970. Index to biographical sketches of about13,000 women, including an indication of whether or notthere is a portrait. Alphabetically arranged entries give name,birth and death dates, and then references to biographicalmaterial. A lengthy introduction discusses women aspioneers, in religion, in literature, etc.

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3845 Edward James, Janet Boyer, and Paul S. Boyer, NOTABLE AMERICAN WOMEN 1607-1950: A BIOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY.. Cambridge: The Belknap Press of the Harvard University Press, 1971.. 3 volumes. Work was begun on this major biographical dictionary of American women in 1958. The signed entries were each done by scholars with.special knowledge andvary in length according to the importance of the individual, complexity ofcareer, and availability of material. Each entry includes primary sources.

3846 Barbara J. Love, FOREMOST WOMEN IN COMMUNICATIONS. New York: Foremost Americans Publishing/R.R. Bowker, 1970. Includes accomplished women in the fields of broadcasting, advertising, public relations, and allied professions. The nearly 8,000 entries are listed alphabetically, and thereare geographical and subject indexes.

3847WHO'S WHO OF AMERICAN WOMEN. Chicago: Marquis Who's Who, 1958- date. Current biography of women outstanding as women, the only criterion for inclusion being reference. value. Listed alphabetically, the entries include name, position, vital statistics, parents, education, marital status, children, career, civic and political activities, awards, religion, associations and clubs, writings, home and office addresses. For the most part, the biographiees supplied theirown data.

3848 Frances Willard and Mary Livermore, A WOMAN OF THE CENTURY. Buffalo (New York): Charles Wells Moulton, 1893. Reprinted Detroit: Gale Research Company, 1967 Includes relatively lengthy sketches of 1,470 leading American women of Nineteenth Century.

I. CULTURAL STUDIES

3849 Johnetta Cole, "Black women in America: an annotated bibliography," BLACK SCHOLAR 3:42-53, December 1971. 53 pages.

3850Council of Planning Librarians, "Black women in the cities, 1872-1972: a bibliography of published works on the life and achievement of black women in cities in the United States," 1972. Exchange bibliography #336. (See address at #3781)

3851 Pat Herrera Duran and Roberto Cabello-Argendona, "The Chicana: a bibliographic study," February 1973. ERIC, ED 076 305. 51 pages.

3852 Paula Grammes, WOMEN IN CHINA: A BIBLIOGRAPHY.November 1973. (Barnard College, New York, New York 10027)

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Indiana University Library, "The black family and theblack woman: a bibliography," 1972. (Bloomington,Indiana) 107 pages.

3853 Charna Klein and Mardell Moore, "Anthropology of sex:review and bibliography," 1972. (919 Jancey Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15206) Review of interdisciplinary work on selected topics, e.g., sex, linguistics, ethnography.

3854Jocelyn Murray, BIBLIOGRAPHY ON AFRICAN WOMEN. (African Studies Center, University of California, Los Angeles, California 90007)

3855 Ora Williams, AMERICAN BLACK WOMEN IN THE ARTS ANDSOCIAL SCIENCES: A BIBLIOGRAPHIC SURVEY. Metuchen (New Jersey): Scarecrow Press, 1973. Contains .over 1,200 entries of works by American black women including print and non-printmedia. There is a comprehensive listing sub-divided by subject, a section onblack women in the graphic arts and music,audio-visual aids, and periodicals and black publishing houses. There is a name index and there are selected portraits throughout.

5 DIRECTORIES

3856Myra E. Barrer, ed., WOMEN'S ORGANIZATIONS AND LEADERS,1973: A DIRECTORY. Washington, UC: Today Publications and News Service, Inc., 1973. Comprehensive directory and guide to more than 8,000women's organizations and their leaders, and individual womenactive in the women's movement.

of organi- 3857 Linda Baum, "For women in New Jersey: a directory zations and services," 1974. (Graduate School of Library Service, Rutgers University, 189 College Avenue, NewBruns- wick, New Jersey 08903)

WOMAN'S SURVIVAL 3858 Kirsten Grimstad and Susan Rennie, THE NEW CATALOG. New York: Coward, McCann, andGeoghagen, 1973. A complete guide to the current women's movementin all its aspects all across the country. Covers presses, publications, film projects, theatre, health care, day care,books, schools, rape, employment, and includes anextensive list of women's groups. It is heavily illustrated.

3859 Marion Marzolf and Walter Ward, "A directory of womenand minority men in academic journalism and masscommunication: a two-year survey."Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Association for Education in Journalism, August 1974. ERIC, ED 096 667. Lists names, degrees, teaching experience, andspecialties of over 400 teachers.

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3860 Womanpower Project, THE NEW YORK WOMAN'SDIRECTORY. New York:. Workman Publishing, 1973. 262 pages. The directory covers theconcerns of life in New York from housing to law and medicine.

3861 WOMEN'S ACTION ALLIANCE DIRECTM, 1973. (Women's Action Alliance, 370 Lexington Avenue, New York,New York 10017) Listing of national organizations andfeminist groups which provide information and/or servicesto women.

EDUCATION

3862 Helen S. Astin, Nancy Suniewick, and SusanDweck, WOMEN: A BIBLIOGRAPHY ON THEIR EDUCATION AND CAREERS. Washington,DC: Human Service Press, 1971. 243 pages. Covers research materials from the last decade forthe most part, though some items from the 1950'sare included. Entries are annotated or abstracted and there are author and subject indexes.

3863Jean Barabos, "Women: their education andcareer goals: an annotated bibliography of selected ERIC references,"1972. ERIC, ED 067 423. 71 pages.

3864 Linda A. Harmon, STATUS OF WOMEN IN HIGHER EDUCATION:1963- 1972: A SELECTIVE BIBLIOGRAPHY. Ames (Iowa): Iowa State University, 1972. (Iowa State University Library, Ames, Iowa 50010, Attention: Photoduplication Center)124 pages. Covers only United States material and the citationsare arranged into chapters according to type of material, books, articles, government publications, dissertations,ERIC, and ephemera. There is no index. An appendix lists Civil Rights Acts in regard to education and otherpertinent laws.

3865 Esther Westervelt and Deborah Fixter,WOMEN'S HIGHER AND CON- TINUING EDUCATION: AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY. New York: College Entrance Examination Boaid, 1971. (Publications Order Office, EEEB, Box ,592, Princeton, New Jersey08540) 67 pages. The primary focus of this list is women's higherand continuing education with secondary emphasison women's employment. References to bibliographies in uncoveredareas are given. A highly select list that tries to cover and representa broad spectrum of materialsoitems were chosen for quality,repre- sentativeness and timeliness. Items that are not easily available were not included. The annotations are non-evaluative. No foreignlanguage materials are included and there is no index.

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7 EMPLOYMENT

3866 Mei Liang Bickner, WOMEN AT WORK: AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY, 1974. (Manpower Research Center, Institute of Industrial Relations, University of California, Los Angeles, California)

.3867 Business and Professional Women's Foundation, CAREER COUN- SELING: NEW PERSPECTIVES FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS. Washington, DC: Business and Professional Women's.Foundation, 1972. (2012 Massachusetts Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20036) This selected, annotated bibliography is divided into two sections: the first covers materials on research into counseling and occupational choice and the second, specific caree careers, where to find them and how to get a job. The annotations are non-evaluative. Included are books, pamphlets, reports, theses, articles and microfilm; all are in the collection of the Foundation Library.

3868 Ila M. Hallawell, "Employment discrimination against women: a selected annotated bibliography," 1972. (Legislative Reference Library, New York State Library, Albany, New York)

3869 Marija Hughes, "The sexual barrier: legal and economic aspects of employment," 1970. (Hastings School of Law, San Francisco, California)

3870 Carolyn R. Johnson, "Women in architecture: an annotated bibliography and guide to sources of information," 1974. Council of Planning Librarians Exchange Bibliography #549. (P.O. Box 229, Monticello, Illinois 61856) 25 pages.

3871 Mary Bach Kievit, "Review and synthesis of research.on women in the world of work," March 1972. (Superintendent of Docu- ments, Washington, DC)

3872 Judy Burrett Litoff and Hall Litoff, RECOGNITION: ASOURCE BOOK ON WORKING WOMEN. Orono (Maine): Bureau of Labor Education, 1974. (JBL, Hancock Hall, University of Maine, Orono, Maine 04473) 23 pages. Pahlphlet which emphasizes bibliographical sources on working women in Maine.

3873 Joanne McKim, WOMEN AND EMPLOYMENT: BIBLIOGRAPHY, July 1973. (Santa Ana College, Santa Ana, California 92706) Sources which examine the role of working women in America since Colonial times.

3874 Jacquelyn A. Mattfeld, "And a season for everyone under the sun." Presented at Women: Resource for a Changing World, April 17-18, 1972. (Radcliffe Institute, Radcliffe College, Cambridge, Massachusetts)

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3875Marion Sherman and Lewis Sherman, "Bibliographyon policewomen: 1945-1972," LAW AND ORDER, March 1973.

3876 Jeanne Spiegel, WORKING MOTHERS:A SELECTED ANNOTATED BIB- LIOGRAPHY. Washington, DC: Business and Professional Women's Foundation, 1968. (2012 MassachusettsAvenue, NW, Washington, DC 20036) The materials covered are those aboutand of interest to working mothers published within thelast ten to fifteen years. Books, pamphlets, reports, periodicalarticles, microfilm and tape recordings are included. The citations are arranged into chapters by type of materialand then listed alphabetically by author. Everything listed is available in the Foundation Library. Annotations are non-evaluative.

3877 Adrian Tinsley, ACADEMICWOMEN, SEX DISCRIMINATION, AND THE LAW: AN ACTION HANDBOOK. New York: Commission on the Status of Women, Modern Language Association,1973. ERIC, ED 082 613.

3878 WOMEN EXECUTIVES: A SELECTED ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY. Washing- ton, DC: Business and Professional Women's Foundation,1970. (2012 Massachusetts Avenue, NW, Washington,DC 20036)26 pages. Bibliography covers periodical articles, books,pamphlets, reports, and theses. The materials themselves range from the popular and general to the scholarly andhave been published within the past ten to fifteenyears.

3879 WOMEN PHYSICIANS: A SELECTEDLIST OF BOOKS. Philadelphia: Medical College of Pennsylvania, 1972. (Director, Women in Medicine Collection, Florence A. Moore Libraryof Medicine, Medical College of Pennsylvania, 3300Henry Avenue, Philadel- phia, Pennsylvania 19129)6 pages. Most of the works included are biographies butthere are also histories, books on medicineas a career for women and works discussing medicalwomen ih social and political fields.

3880 Women's Bureau,U.S. Department of Labor, GUIDE TO SOURCES OF DATA ON WOMEN AND WOMEN WORKERS FOR THE UNITEDSTATES AND REGIONS, STATES, AND LOCAL AREAS. Washington, DC: Government Printing Office, 1972.15 pages. The GUIDE was compiled to help those beginningaffirmative action plans find statistics to backup their cases. Pub- lications are listed under the following subjectheadings: population, education, civic labor force andunemployment, occupation and industry, and labor forcereserve. Indication is given whether or not each publication containsinformation based on sex, race, educational attainment, laborforce participation and occupation and industry factors.

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3881 Women's Bureau, U.S. Department of Labor, HANDBOOK ONWOMEN WORKERS. Washington, DC: Government Printing Office, 1969. The HANDBOOK, which is revised every three or four years, contains legal and statistical material on womenworkers. It also includes an annotated bibliography and listof women's organizations.

3882 WOMEN'S JOB RIGHTSADVOCATE HANDBOOK, 1973. (Women's Job Rights, 680 SutterStreet, #318, San Francisco, California 94102) 33 pages.

3883"A working woman'sguide to her job rights," June 1974. (Women's Bureau, U.S. Department of Labor, Washington, DC, 20210)

8 FAMILY ORGANIZATION

3884 Cynthia Bullock and Linda Scira, "Day care centers: aselected bibliography." (LS, Box 454, East Lansing, Michigan 48323)

3885 Day Care and Child Development Council ofAmerica, RESOURCES FOR DAY CARE: A CATALOG OF PUBLICATIONS.Washington, DC: Day Care and Child Development Council, 1973. (1401 K Street, NW, Washington, DC 20005) 26 pages.

3886 "Family life and child development: a selectiveannotated bibliography, 1972," 1973. (Child Study Press, 50 Madison Avenue, New York, New Yrok 10010) 52 pages.

9 GENERAL

3887Carol Ahlum and JacciUelinv Fralley,"Feminist Resources for Schools and Colleges," 1973. (The Feminist Press, Box 334 SUNY, Old Westbury, New York11568) 20 pages.

3888Jean D. Barnett and Ann Pettingill, "Women: abibliography of materials." (JFK Library, California State University, Los Angeles, California)

3889Dorothy Bass, AMERICAN WOMEN IN CHURCH ANDSOCIETY, 1607- 1920: A BIBLIOGRAPHY. New York: Auburn Theological Seminary, 1973. (3041 Broadway, New York, New York10027) 36 pages. Includes materials on women in a full varietyof topics in addition to women and the church.

3890 Nancy Topping Bazin, "The concept of androgyny: aworking bibliography," WOMEN STUDIES 2(2):217-235, 1974.

Sixth edition. 3891 Lucinda Cisler, WOMEN: A BIBLIOGRAPHY,1970. (P.O. Box 240, Planetarium Station, NewYork, New York 10024) (continued) '2 1 - 315 - Q. 9 This partially annotated bibliography isone of the first women's bibliographies to appear and has beenthe personal project of Ms. Cislerthrough six editions. fied into fourteen It is classi- subjects whichcover nearly every of knowledge and avenue also includes a periodicallist. Notations indicate editions inpaperback and those attention. worthy of special

3892 J.S. DeStefano, compiler, "Noteson women," ELEMENTARY ENGLISH 51:1024-1025, October 1974. 3893 Carol Freedman Edryand Ginnie Goulet, THE ORIGINAL SOURCE WOMEN'S YELLOW PAGES: BOOK. Boston: Boston Women's 1974. 159 pages. Collective,

3894 Carol Ehrlich, "Woman book industry,"AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY 78:1030-1044,January 1973. Review article covering seventeen books in thewomen's studies area, allpublished in 1971-1972. 3895 FINDING WOMEN'SLIBERATION MOVEMENT MATERIALS GAN STATE UNIVERSITY IN THE MICHI- LIBRARIES. East Lansing: Michigan State UniversityLibfaries, 1973. 48823) (East Lansing, Michigan Guide to findingmaterials on women and the Michigan State women's liberation in University libraries. It is also a basic guide to libraryuse. It gives locations andcall number for the MSU collections,but could be useful for anywhere who need help students doing researchon women. 3896 Nancy Gager, ed., WOMEN'S RIGHTSALMANAC 1974. (Maryland): Elizabeth Bethesda Cady Stanton Publishing,1974. 620 pages. 3897 Sue Galloway, "Women," WILSON LIBRARYBULLETIN 47(2):150- 152. October 1972. Highly selective and annotated list of theperiodicals of the,women's movement. The selection represents section of the best of a good cross the different kinds ofpublications available, but byno means lists all of them. for comprehensive Several sources lists of periodicalsare given. tations are evaluative. The anno-

3898 Elizabeth S. Haller,compiler, "Images of graphy of feminist women: a biblio- resources for Pennsylvaniaschools," November 1973. (Pennsylvania Department of Box 911, Harrisburg, Education, Pennsylvania 17126) 53 pages. 3899 John Halligan, WOMEN: A BIBLIOGRAPHYOF PERIODICAL ARTICLES. 1973 (2409 Sixth Avenue, Sacramento, Califonria 95818) Lists over three hundred articles on women fromapproximately + indicates work inprogress

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seventy periodicals published between January1 and December 31, 1972. The periodicals indexed cover a wide spectrum, but are primarily general literature.

3900 Albert Krichmar, THE WOMEN'S RIGHTS MOVEMENT IN THEUNITED STATES, 1848-1970. Metuchen (New Jersey): Scarecrow Press, 1972: 436 pages.

3901Albert Krichmar, WOMEN'S STUDIES: A GUIDE TO PUBLICATIONS AVAILABLE IN THE LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OFCALIFORNIA AT SANTA BARBARA, 1975. (Santa Barbara University Library, Santa Barbara, California 93106) 71 pages.

3902Susanne Mbore, FIRST SAMPLER: A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WORKS ON WOMEN AT THE GEORGE PEABODY DEPARTMENT OF THE ENOCH PRATT FREE LIBRARY, March 1974. (Enoch Pratt Free Library, 17 East Mount Vernon Place, Baltimore, Maryland)119 pages.

3903Patricia O'Connor, Linda Headrick, and Peter Coveney,WOMEN: A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY. Springfield (Ohio): Wittenberg University, 1973. (Springfield, Ohio 45504) 111 pages. Principles of selection for this compilation were toinclude a sampling of classic works, someperiod pieces and current research, with entries arbitrarily limited to three perauthor.

3904Lora H. Robinson, INSTITUTIONAL ANALYSIS OF SEXDISCRIMINA- TION: A REVIEW AND ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY, June1973. ERIC, ED 076 176. 10 pages.

3905 Elizabeth M. Salzer, A SELECTEDBIBLIOGRAPHY OF BOOKS ON WOMEN IN THE LIBRARIES OF THE STATE UNIVERSITY OFNEW YORK AT ALBANY. Albany (New York): State University Libraries, 1972. 222 pages. Listing in subject arrangement of the booksabout women in the SUNY Albany Library. Omitted are books about women in sports, medical books on gynecology andobstetrics, literary works by women unless related to women, andbiographies of individual women. Library of Congress classification notations are given. There is a corporate author and titleindex and a personal author and editor index.

3906 Pat Schuman and Gay Detlefson,"Sisterhood is serious: an annotated bibliography," LIBRARY JOURNAL96(15):2587-2594, September 1, 1971. This bibliography, which is an attempt toselect from the mass of materialCurrently available, was compiled for women librarians and readers to offer a brief pictureof the spectrum of thought, history; experience andaction in the women's movement.

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3907 Sara S. Whaley and Magrit Eichler, "A bibliography of Canadian and United States resources on women," WOMEN STUDIES ABSTRACTS 2(4), Fall 1973 and 3(1), Winter 1974.

3908Helen R. Wheeler, WOMANHOOD MEDIA: CURRENT RESOURCES ABOUT WOMEN. Metuchen (New Jersey): Scarecrow Press, 1972. 335pages.

3909WOMEN STUDIES ABSTRACTS. Quarterly. Winter 1972-date. This quarterly journal includesa book review essay, book reviews, and occasional special bibliographies in addition to the abstracts which are arranged by subject. Articles for which there are not abstractorsor ones of minor importance are given listings. Author and subject indexes.

3910Women's Action Alliance, "Reading list," 1973. (Women's Action Alliance, 370 Lexington Avenue, New York, New York 10017)

3911Women's History Research Center, "Bibliographies on women indexed by topic," 1973. (Women's History Research Center, Inc., 2325 Oak Street, Berkeley, California 94708)

10 GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS

3912 Rosaline Levenson, "Women in government and politics: a bibliography of American and foreign sources," 1973. (Council of Planning.Librarians, P.O. Box 229, Monticello, Illinois 61856) 80 pages.

3913 Morris Levitt, "Woman's Role in American Politics," 1973. (Council of Planning Librarians, P.O. Box 229, Monticello Illinois 61856) 24 pages.

3914 STATUS OF WOMEN BIBLIOGRAPHY: A SELECTIVE BIBLIOGRAPHY OF GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS. Bowling Green (Ohio): Government Documents Service, Bowling Green State University Library, 1973. (Bowling Green, Ohio 43403) Selected government documents which report in some way on the status of women and which were published between 1967 and 1973. There are three sections: present status, changing status, and special concerns. Citations are listed alphabetically by title within these categories. Citations are very brief giving only title,_date, and number of pages.

3915Judith S. Trent and Jimmie D. Trent, "The National Women's Political Caucus: a rhetorical biography," ERIC, ED 077 054. March 1973. 12 pages.

3916 Sara Whaley, "American women in national political life," WOMEN STUDIES ABSTRACTS 1(2):1-9,88-97, Spring 1972.

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11 HISTORY

3917 Lynn Bonfield Donovan, "Library resources; CHS collectiems on the history of women in California," CALIFORNIA HISTORICAL QUARTERLY 52:81-84, Spring 1973.

3918 Andrea Hinding and Rosemary Richardson, ARCHIVAL ADN MANU- SCRIPT RESOURCES FOR THE STUDY OF WOMEN'S HISTORY: A BE- GINNING. Minneapolis: Social Welfare History Archives Center, 1972. (Minneapolis, Minnesota) List compiled to facilitate discussion at a session of the 1972 meeting of the Organization of American Historians and represents the contributions of many people around.the country each reporting on the archival and manuscript material in their areas.

3919 Joan Kelly-Gadol, "Women's history: a critically selected bibliography. 54pp. (Publications Division, Sarah Lawrence College, Bronxville, New York 10708) History of women from antiquity to early modern Europe.

3920Eugenie A. Leonai-d, "The American woman in Colonial and Revo- lutionary times, 1565-1800: a syllabus with bibliography," Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1962. 169 pages.

3921Gerda Lerner, WOMEN'S STUDIES: HISTORY OF WOMEN IN AMERICA. (Publications Division, Sarah Lawrence College, Bronxville, New York 10708) Covers all periods of American history and many topics such as education, economics, and the law; there are also sections on general reference materials and historiography.

3922 Martha Soltow, Carolyn Forche, and Murray Massre, WOMEN IN AMERICAN LABOR HISTORY, 1825-1935: AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY. East Lansing: Michigan State University, 1972. (Research Publications, School of Labor and Industrial Relations, 402 S South Kedsie, Michigan State University, East .Lansing, Michigan 48823) 150 pages. Selective annotated bibliography covering books, journal articles, monographs, pamphlets, and U.S. government publications. The closing date, 1935, was chosen because of the decline of craft unionism, the passage of the Wagner Act which gave new life to the movement, and the trend toward industrial unionism. Appendices list archival sources in the area and Women's Bureau publications to 1935. Subject, author, and cross reference index.

3923 Roy R. Thomas, WOMEN IN AMERICAN HISTORY, 1896-1920: TUEIR MANUSCRIPTS IN THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS. Washington, DC, 1972. Bibliography of manuscripts about women in the Library of

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Congress. All manuscript collections for the periodwhose main entries include thename of a woman or a woman's organization are included, as are family archiveswhen they include the papers of women. Each citation gives the main entry title of the collection, dates covered,an indication of the type of the materjal and dates, size, anda brief description of the person(s) or organization.

12 LEGAL STATUS

3924 Susan Sturgeon, "Women in prison:an annotated bibliography," 1973. (Graduate School of Library Science,University of Hawaii, Honolulu, Hawaii 96822) 20 pages.

3925"Women and credit: an annotated bibliography." (Center for Women Policy Studies, 200 P Street, NW,Suite 508, Washington, DC 20036)

3926 "Women offenders: a bibliography," 1972.(Institutional Library Services, Documents Division,Washington State Library, Olympia, Washington 98504) 19 pages.

13 LITERARY CRITICISM

3927 Ellen Marie Bissert, +compilation cfbiographical and bibliographical information on Americnr.women who were born before 1831 and published a collecticar ufpoems. (c/o 13th Moon, 30 Seaman Avenue, New York, New York 10034)

3928 Florence Boos, "Checklist for Mary Wollstonecraft," MARY WOLLSTONECRAFT JOURNAL 1(2):1-5, April 1973. (c/o Janet Todel, Department of English, Rutgers University,New Bruns-

wici , New Jersey 08903)

3929 Selma Ruth Burkom, DORIS LESSING: ACHECKLIST OF PRIMARY AND SECONDARY SOURCES. New York: Whitson Publishing, 1973. Materials in Lessing canon and critiques relevantto it.

3930 David Milner Byers, "An annotated bibliography of the criticism on. Emily BrontU's WUTHBRING HEIGHTS, 1847-1947," DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL 34(5):2611A-2612A, November1973.

3931 PeMinists on Children's Media, LITTLE MISS MUFFET FIGHTSRACK: A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF RECOMMENDED NONSEXIaT BOOKSABOUT GIRLS FOR YOUNG READERS, 1974. (Feminist Book Mart, 162-11 Ninth Avenue, Whitestone, New York 11357)

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3932 Joyce Fullard and Rhoda W. Schueller, "Abibliography of Eighteenth Century women poets," MARY WOLLSTONECRAFTJOURNAL 2:40-46, May 1974.

3933 "Girls and boys together: a bibliography/catalogueof non- sexist children's literature," 1974. (Feminist Book Mart, 162-11 Ninth Avenue, Whitestone, New York 11357)

3934National OrganizaL.Ion for Women, Eastern Maszachusetts Chapter, NON-SEXIST READING LISTS. (45 Newbury Street, Boston, Massachusetts 02116) Reading lists of non-sexist books for pre-school,elementary, junior high, and young adult age people.

3935 Alma J. Payne, "Critical bibliography ofLouisa May Alcott," AMERICAN LITERARY REALISM, Winter 1973.

3936Barbara Brandon Schnorrenberg, +work on women'seducation in Eighteenth Century England: annotated bibliography. (Box 964, Chapel Hill, North Carolina 27514)

3937 Diane Gersoni Stavn, "Reducing the 'Miss Muffet' syndrome: an annotated bibliography," LIBRARYJOURNAL 97(2):256-259, January 15, 1972. As a check to see if the field of non-sexistchildren's books was growing, one hundredpublishers were asked to submit books they thought were suitable. Of the 140 submitted (21 picture, 36 non-fiction, 83 novels), 40 books (10picture, 12 non- fiction, 18 novels) were chosen as best treating womenand girls realistically and fairly. These forty are listed and annotated.

3938WOMEN AND LITERATURE: AN ANNOTATEDBIBLIOGRAPHY OF WOMEN WRITERS, 1973. (The Sense and Sensibility Collective, 57 Ellery Street, Cambridge, Massachusetts02138) 58 pages.

14 MENTAL AND PHYSICAL HEALTH

3939Donna Cherniak and Allen Feingold, BIRTHCONTROL HANDBOOK. Montreal: Handbook Collective, 1972. 47 pages. Covers female sexual anatomy and functioning,conceptiun, child birth, all methods of contraception,abortion, and venereal disease. Diagrams, photographs and tables illustrate the text and there is abibliography.

3940 Walter R. Gove and Jeannette F. Tudor,"Adult sex.roles and mental illness," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY78(4):812- 835, January 1973.

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3941 Joann Javonovich and others, WOMEN AND PSYCHOLOGY. Cambridge: Cambridge-Goddard Graduate School for Social Change, 1972. (New England Free Press, 60 Union Square, Somerville, Massa- chusetts 02143) This selected, annotated bLiliography is divided into six sections, each one preceeded by an introduction describing how aad why the particular materials were selected. The six sections are: philosophy of sicence, methodology and statistical uses; history of psychology; sex differences, sex role development and socialization of children; individual psychology and personality theory; individual development and group dynamics; the small group in the development of political organization. The approach of the compilers is from a feminist and political point of view.

3942U.S. National Institute of Mental Health, "Women and mental health: selected annotated references," 1974. (Government Publication Office, Washington, DC) 247 pages.

15 RAPE

3943Duncan Chappel and others, "Forcible rape: bibliography," JOURNAL OF CRIMINAL LAW AND CRIMINOLOGY 65:248-263, June 1974.

16 SEX ROLES AND SEX DIFFERENCES

3944Nancy Henley and Barrie Thorne, SEX DIFFERENCES IN LANGUAGE, SPEECH, AND NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION: AN ANNOTATED BIBLIO- GRAPHY, 1974.. (BT, Department of Sociology, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan 48823) This bibliography includes books, periodical articles and unpublished papers; the annotations are quite detailed and relatively long.

3945E. Marcia Sheridan Kimmel, "Sex differences and reading." (Division of Education, Indiana University, South Bend, Indiana 46615) Annotated bibliography.

3946 Maferr Foundation, Inc., BIBLIOGRAPHY: MALE-FEMALE ROLE RESEARCH. New York: Maferr Foundation, 1974. (124 East 28th Street, New York, New York 10016) The Maferr Foundation has sponsored research on male-female roles since 1966, although the research has been in progress since 1952. 'This is a bi iography of the publications resulting form this'research. The materials are organized according to type; i.e., professional publications, papers,

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symposia, and are listed chronologically within these headings.

3947 Jeanne Spiegel, SEX ROLE CONCEPTS: HOW WOMEN AND MEN SEE THEMSELVES AND EACH OTHER: A SELECTED ANNOTATED BIBLIOGaAPHY. Washingtuli, DC: Business and Professional Women's Foundation, 1969. (2012 Massachusetts Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20036) Covers books, pamphlets, reports, theses, articles, and microfilm, all of which are available in the Foundation Library. The citations are organized by type of material into chapters and then listed alphabetically by author. The annotations are non-evaluative. The material included is limited to that published in the last fifteen years and covers a wide spec- ° trum -- from the popular to the scholarly.

332 APPENDIX OF BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SOURCES

AMERICA: HISTORY & LIFE

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST: THE ABS GUIDE TO RECENT PUBLICATIONS IN THE SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES

ART INDEX

THE BIRDIE GOLDSMITH AST RESOURCE COLLECTION of the Barnard CoZZege Women's Center

CURRENT RESEARCH ON SEX ROLES

DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS

EDUCATION INDEX

ERIC: RESEARCH IN EDUCATION

ESSAY AND GENERAL LITERATURE INDEX

FEMINIST STUDIES (417 Riverside Drive, New York, New York 10025)

HISTORICAL ABSTRACTS

INDEX TO LEGAL PERIODICALS

MONTHLY CATALOGUE

MVSIC INDEX

SOCIAL SCIENCES AND HUMANITIES INDEX

SOCIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS

SUBJECT GUIDE TO BOOKS IN PRINT

VERTICAL FILE INDEX

WOAEN'S RIGHTS LAW REPORTER (160 University Avenue, Newark, New Jersey 07102)

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WOMEN'S STUDIES (Gordon and Breach SciencePUblishers, Inc., One Park Atienue, New York, New York 10016)

WOMEN STUDIES ABSTRACTS (P.O. Box 1,Rush, New York 14543)

WRITINGS ON AMERICAN HISTORY: A SUBJECTBIBLIOGRAPHY OF ARTICLES

331 INDEX OF AUTHORS

Aanonsen, Erik 13-2289 Allen, S.V. H-2084 Abdo, EdmundG4-2063 Allon, Natalie P-3781 Abelew, Tami E2-815 Allsup, Judith Louise K-2923 Abernathy, Virginia A3-95, Almgren, P.E. L1-3274 L3-3296 Almquist, Carol C2-486 Abicht, MonikaF5-1720 Almquist, Elizabeth M. E3-1002, Abraham, E.C. 0-3690 E3-1003, E3-1008, F1-1385, Abramowitz, Christine V. E3-999, F1-1586, F1-1387, G2-1893 L4-3357, L4-3358 Aloni, ShulamitD5-662 Abramowitz, Naomi Ruth L1-3216 Alper, T.G. E3-1004 Abramowitz, Stephen I. E3-999, Amatea, Ellen SherlockE5-1231 L4-3358 American Association of Univer- Abzug, Bella J1-2490 sity Professors F4-1621 Acabal, Perla G. K-2919 American Association of Uni- Acker, Joan E3-1000, F2-1487 versity WomenE3-1005, F4- Ackley, D.G. K-2920 1620 Acuff, Gene A3-100 American Economic Association Addelson, Frances A3-97 F4-1622 Adelman, Irma F2-1493 American Public Health Associa- Adelson, JosephL4-3359 tionA2-80 Adickes, Sandra13-2290 Amir, Menachem M-3442 Adolph, Jose B. D4-610 Anderson, D. E3-1006

Adler, Freda Scaffer J5-2857 . Anderson, Irving11-2139 Aguilar, Linda D4-611 Anderson, J. B1-208 Ahmed, W. L1-3217 Anderson, JoanJ1-2540 Ahlum, Carol Q9-3887 Anderson, Lee BergerJ3-2706 Ahrons, Constance Ruth F4-1619 Anderson, Pamela L1-3236 Aitken, Janet M-3441 Anderson, Peggy Engelhardt Fl- Albino, Judith Elaine NewsomE3- 1408 1001 Anderson, Ralph E. F1-1388 Alden, John D. F5-1721 Anderson, Stephen G. A1-4 Alexander, Karl L. E1-741, E1-742 Anderson, Sue 13-2291 Alexander, Rex Eugene E6-1277 Andre, Cynthia Sue0-3558 Allard, Harry Grover Jr. K-2921 Andreasen, Vera K. A3-99 Allen, Bernadene 0-3556, 0-3557 Andrews, Dorothy E. E3-1007 Allen, D.V. A2-79 Angrist, ShirleyE3-1002, E3- Allen, Donald E. A3-100 1008, E3-1009, G1-1846 Allen, Donna B3-293 Arafat, Ibtihaj A3-100, A3- Allen, Doris V. A3-98 101, P-3764 Allen, Madeline MayD4-612 Ara1s, Heather K-2924 Allen, Mary Inez K-2922 Arbogast, Kate Avery F3-1557,

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F3-1558 Bahr, Howard M. D4-620 Ardener, ShirleyP-3765 Bahr, Stephen J. G3-1961 Arehart-Treichel, Joan L1-3218 Bailey, M.M. 0-3731 Aries, Elizabeth Joan0-3559 Bailey, Mary A1-6 Armanno, Benna F. J4-2749 Bainton, Roland H. 12-2229 Armknecht, Paul A. F1-1389 Baker, E. B2-251 Arnott, CatherineC2-415 Baker, Joan E. F5-1724 Arns, Robert S. J4-2750 Baldwin, Carl R. 12-2230 Arnstein, Helen S. A2-81 Balice, Vincent JosephK-2929 Aronson, Elliot M-3460 Bance, A.F. K-2930 Arrom, Silvia 14-2432 Bank, Rona King0-3560 Arter, Margaret Helen F4-1623 Banner, Lois W. F3-1560, I4- Arthur, Marilyn B. 12-2227 2454 Arvey, Richard D. F3-1559 Banthin, Joanne MarieH-2085 Arvis, Paul Frederick F5-1723 Barabos, JeanQ6-3863 Ashbough, Carolyn 11-2140, 13- Barasch, Frances J2-2590 2292 Barba, Sharon Rose K-2931 Ashby, CliffordK-2925 Barber, Henry E. 13-2293 Ashcraft, Rita Jean F4-1624 Barclay, Andrew M. P3-3766 Asrow, Edith L3-3297 Bard, Joseph E1-743 Astin, Helen S. E7-1314, Q6- Bardis, Paros D. A3-104 3862 Bardizh, 0. H-2088 Aston, Diane Ward K-2926 Bardwick, Judith M. L1-3219 Aswad, B.C. D5-664 Barham, Mack E. J1-2491 Atchley, Robert C. F2-1489 Baril, CecileM-3443 Athanassiades, John C. F2-1490 Barnal, Ledia F1-1390 Athansiou, RobertA3-102 Barnes, William F. F1-1391 Atkins, Michael B. J4-2752 Barnett, Jean D. Q9-3888 Atkinson, Ti-Grace C1-363 Barnhouse, Ruth TiffanyN-3477 Atkinson, T.M. J1-2571 Baron, Gerald Thomas E1-744 Atwood, Cynthia L. E4-1180 Barrer, Myra E. Q5-3856 Auchincloss, KatharineJ2-2589 Barrett, Nancy S. D3-593 Auerbach, Nina K-2927 Barrett, WayneE2-817 Austen, Zelda K-2928 Barsaloux, J. 0-3583 Avansino, Frederick A1-5 Bart, Pauline L3-3347, 0-3561 Bartlett, Irving H. 13-2294 Bartlett, Robin Lynn G2-1894 Babcock, Barbara AllenJ5-2858 Bartol, Kathryn M. F5-1725, Babladelis, GeorgiaE3-1010 0-3562 Bach, L. E2-816 Parton, Arnold H. 13-2295 Backer, DorothY Anne Liot 12-2228 Barton, Dale A3-203 Backstrand, BarbaraF2-1491 Baruch, G.K. E3-1011, G3-1950, Bacon, L. G3-1948 0-3563 Badaracco, Marie 0-3737 Barufaldis, Linda L. C1-364 Baden, Mary Anna B1-209, G3-1949 Barzelay, Douglas E. A1-34 8aet7., Peter A3-103 Barzilai, S. D5-665 336 - 327-

Basile, R.A. J4-2753 Belote, Glenda H-2111 Bass, DorothyQ9-:889 Belter, Myron L. G2-1897 Bates, D.G. D5-66, Bem, Daryl. J. B3-294, E1-745, Bates, Mercedes F5-1726 F2-1492 Batt, RobertaF5-1727 Bem, Sandra L. B3-294, E1-745, Bauer, Alan JohnC1-416 F2-1492, L4-3361, 0-3572 Bauer, Richard H. 0-3564 Bender, Marilyn F5-1730 Bauerly, Donna M. K-2932 Benedek, Elissa P. E4-1181 Baum, CarolynL4-3360 Benedict, James N.J1-2493 Baum, LindaQ4-3857 Benet, Mary KathleenF3-1562, Baum, Robert Michael P-3767 F3-1563 Bauman, Karl E. D5-667, L1-3275 Bengelsdorf, Winnie E3-1012 Baxter, Annette K. 14-2433 Benham, L. G3-19S1 Baxter, Colin B. G3-1953 Benham, LeeF5-1731 Baxter, Marilynn Ruth K-2933 Benjamin, GeoffreyD5-694 Bayh, Birch J3-2707 Benoist, Irving Royster0-3573 Bays, Gail 0-3629 Benson, Ruth C. K-2938 Bazin, Nancy ToppingC1-365, Bentler, P.M. L1-3273, 0-3610 K-2934, Q9-3890 Bentley, S. N-3478 Bead, M. 14-2434 Benton, A.A. 0-3574 Beahan, Charlotte L. 14-2435 Berberian, Rosalie M. L2-3292 Bean, Frank D. F1-1447 Bereaud, Susan E1-802 Bean, Joan P. C1-366, 0-3566, Berg, Elayne Carol J4-2755 0-3567 Berger, BettyA1-8 Beard, Ruth Marie L1-3220 Berger, David G. P-3769 Beasley, Martha Waie E2-818 Berger, Patrick Frederick Il- Beaty, Mary AnnA1-7 2142 Beauchamp, Virginia Walcott Berger, PennyJ4-2756 K-293S Berglund, G.W. E2-883 Beck, JohnJ5-2859 Bergman, Arlene Eisen D5-668 Becke, ShirleyF3-1561 Bergmann, Barbara R. C2-416, Beckman, Linda J. C2-1895, G2- F2-1493 1896 Bergzoni, BernardK-2939 Bedell, John WesleyG1-1847 Bergstrom, Joan G1-1848 Beekman, Susan J. 0-3568, 0-3569 Berkin, Carol 13-2295 Behles, Daniel andJennie J4-2754 Berkman, Joyce 11-2143 Behrens, Maurine Greiser0-3570 Berkov, Beth A2-88, A2-89 Reis, Patricia SharonK-2936 Berliner, N. L2-3282 Bell, Carolyn Shaw F5-1728, Berman, EllenF5-1732 F5-1729, G2-1898, J1-2492 Berman, Harriet Katz F2-1494 Bell, Nancy Jamison 0-3571 Berman, KathleenE7-1316, K- Bell, M. K-2937 2940 Bell, Phyllis L. P-3768 Bernal, LediaF4-1625 Bell, Rol:ert R. P-3768 Bernal-Leyden, L. 0-3566 Bell, Susan GroagE7-1315, Il- Bernard, Jessie 11-2144 2141, 12-2231 Berneck, BettyK-2941

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Bernick, Brian E. J4-2757 Blaisdell, Charmarie Jenkins Bernstein, J. E2-819 12-2233, K-2945 Bernstein, Jean E2-820 Blake, JudithD2-551, L1-3223, Bernstein, Joanne E2-821 L1-3224 Bernstein, Maxine D. 14-2436. Blanch, Andrea0-3579 Bernstein, Merton C. F1-1392 Bland, Sidney Roderick 13-2298, Berrett, Richard Dallas L4-3362 13-2299 Berry, Jane B. E5-1233 Blaubergs, M.S. B1-210 Berstein, George 12-2232 Bledsoe, Joseph C. 0-3580 Betz, Michael W. J1-2494 Blitch, Alice Fox K-2946 Beuf, AnnF5-1733 Blitz, Rudolph C. F5-1736 Bey, D.R. G3-1952 Bloch, Peter F3-1564 Bhardwaj, K.S. D5-669 Block, Jack0-3581 Bianchi, Eugene C1-418 Block, Jeanne H. 0-3581 Bickman, Leonard 0-3575 Block, Jeanne Humphrey .D2-553 Bickner, Mei Liang Q7-3866 Blom, M.A. K-2947 Bierbryer, Bruce 0-3576 Blood, M.R. B1-222 Biklen, Sari Knopp E2-822 Bloom, Joseph D. D4-614 Bilbe, George L. J4-2495 Bloomberg, Harriet Alma E2-823 Bilick, Joan G. L4-3363 Bluford, Robert L3-3298 Billings, Evelyn L. L1-3221 Bluh, Bonnie Charles D3-593 Billings, John J. L1-3221 Blumberg, Rae Lesser G3-1959 Billings, Warren M. 13-2297 Blumstein, Andree Kahn K-2948 Bindary, Aziz G3-1953 Boals, Kay14-2437 Binder, DenisJ2-2593 Bobbitt, Billie M. F3-1565 Bindo, Audree A. G3-1954 Bodeen, De Witt B3-296 Bingaman, Anne K.J3-2708 Bodine, Neil J1-2496 Bingham, W.C. F4-1626, F4-1627 Bogas, Kathleen L. J1-2497 Binstock, Jeanne G3-1955 Bogen, IverA3-105 Bird, Caroline F1-1393, F5-1734 Bogin, Ruth 11-2145 Bird, Piger A. J2-2594 Bohan, J.S. E2-824 Birk, Janice M. E5-1234 Bohmer, C. M-3444 Bishop, Anne B3-295 Boisblanc, Judith A. de J1-2498 Bishop, Christine F5-1735 Bolig, Darlene Johnson E2-825 Bishop, E. Sherwood G3:1956 Bone, JanF1-1395 Bishop, Sherwcod G3-1957 Bonno, Barbara B. F3-1566 Bishop, Jeffry David 0-3577 Boos, Florence11-2146, Q13- Bishop, S.O. F4-1628 3928 Bissert, Ellen Marie Q13-3927 Booth, Alan0-3582 Bitton, Livia E. K-2942 Borgatta, Edgar F. L1-3229 Bixby, Lenore E. J2-2530 Borgese, Elizabeth MannC2-421 Bjork, Gary Floyd K-2943 Borgman, Robert D. L2-3278 - Black, K.N. G2-1899 Boring, Phyllis Zatlin E6-1278' Blackstone, T. E3-1013 Boris, B. F2-1496 Blackwell, Frederick Warn K- Borman, NancyA1-9, N-3479 2944 Bose, Christine E. F2-1495,

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G3-1960 Bree, Germaine K-2951 Boskin, Michael J. F1-1396, G2- Breece, Constance M. F3-1569 1900 Breedlove, C.J. F2-1497 Boslooper, Thomas0-3578 Breitbart, VickiG1-1849 Bostock, A. D1-531 Brennan, LetitiaH-2089 Boston Conference on Higher Edu- Brenton, MyronA3-108 cation for Urban Women E3- Brice, B. E4-1629 1014 Brick. A. E3-1019 Boston Women's Health Book Col- Bridenthal, Renate 12-2234 lective L3-3299 Bridgham, Robert E2-826 Botwinick, Jack E3-1179 Briggs, Norma F3-1570 Bouchard, T.J. 0-3583 Brightman, R.S. N-3480 Boulding, EliseD2-553 Briscoe, Mary Louise E7-1349 Bourque, Linda Brookover F5-1741 Britton, Gwyneth E. El-746, Bourque, S.C. H-2086 E2-827 Bouvier, Elizabeth C. 13-2300 Britton, J.0. F1-1398 Bouvier, Leon F. L1-3225 Brodsky, Annette M. E4-1182, Bouxsein, Sandra R. H-2087 L4-3364 Bowen, Donald B. F3-1567 Brody, B.A. A3-109 Bowerman, Charles E. G3-1961 Brody, BaruchA3-110 Bowers, R. 82-297 Brody, C.M. E2-828 Bowles. Gloria L. K-2949, K-2950 Bromhead, E. E1-746 Bowman, S.E. J2-2596 Bromley, Laura AnnK-2952 Bowman, William Winslow F5-1737 Bronner, Edwin B. 13-2301 Boyd, B. F5-1738 Bronstein, Eli H.J4-2759 Boyd, Nancy G. G2-1901 Bronzaft, A.L. E3-1047 Boyer, ElizabethF3-1568 Brooks, Lois Phillips E2-829 Boyer, Janet Q3-3845 Brophy, Jere E. E2-830, E2- Boyer, Paul S. Q3-3845 831, E2-869 Boyers, Robert G3-1962 Broskowski, Anthony J5-2860 Boyle, BarbaraF5-1739 Brougher, Tonette Kowalski G3- Brabant, Sarah E3-1016 1963 Braden, S. B2-240 Broughton. Panthea Reid K-2953 Bradley, Donald S. F2-1550 Broverman, Inge K. E3-1020, Bragonier, J. Robert L1-3226 0-3584 Brailey, Judith AnnE3-1015 Brown, Carol A. J4-2758 Braito, RitaF5-1740, G-3639 Brown, Darlene Novakovich F2- Brake, R.J. B1-211 1498 Brandenburg, J.B. E3-1017 Brown, David IraJ1-2499 Brandes, StanleyD3-595 Brown, Dennis Earl F2-1498 Brandivern, Ruth A. J4-2758 Brown, Earl Kent N-3481 Brandmayer, GerardE3-1018 Brown, H.D. F4-1630 Brandow, Selma Koss D5-670 Brown, Judith K. D4-615, G3- Brandt, R.B. A3-106 1964 Brashear, Diane B. A3-107 Brown, Lester L1-3227 Braunstein, Lauren PoplackA1-10 Brown, Lynne HarringtonE3- Breazeale, K. B2-241 1021, E3-1022

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Brown, L.W. K-2954 Bushy, Linda Jean. B3-298 Brown, Lloyd W. K-2955 Bushell, T.L. 12-2238 Brown, N. E3-1043 Bushman, Claudia L. 11-2147 Brown, P.A. A3-174 Business and Professional Wo- Brown, Patricia Sant K-2956 men's Foundation Q7-3867 Brown, Richard C. 13-2302 Butler, Douglas J. A1-72 Brown, Wanda L. J2-2597 Butler, Edgar W. G3-1968, G3- Brownell, WinifredB1-212, E7- 2015 1317 Butler, Iris Cornelius E2-834 Bruce, John AllenG3-1965 Butler, Pamela E. L4-3365 Bruce, Patricia E2-832 Butler, Patricia A1-11 Bruening, DeeJ1-2500 Butler, Robert N. C2-478 Brukman, J. D5-671 Butterfield, L.H. 11-2148 Bruner, Miriam B2-242 Butterfield, R. 0-3632 Bryant, Florence V. F3-1571 Butts, Robert Y. L3-3300 Bucher, Carol Hope E2-833 Buzenberg, Mildred E. E3-1024, Buck, Alexandra P. J1-2501 F5-1742 Buckley, JoanD1-539 Byerly, Carolyn M. E3-1025 Buehlmann, Beth BrunsE3-1023 Byers, David Milner Q13-3930 Bugliani, Ann Camelia K-2958 Byers, J.R., Jr. K-2959 Buhle, Mari Jo13-2303 Byrn, Robert M. A1-12, A1-13 Bullock, CynthiaQ8-3884 Byrne, D. P-3770 Bullough, Vern L. 12-2235, 13- Bysiewicz, Shirley R. E4-1183, 2304, 14-2438, 14-2439, 14- J1-2502, J4-2761 2440 Bumpass, Larry L. L1-3228, Ll- 3277, 0-3682 Cabello-Ardendona, Roberto Bundesen, RussellJ4-2760 Q4-3851 Burgard, Andrea M. C1-367 Cahill, J.P. E1-748 Burgess, Ann WolbertM-3445, M- Cain, G.G. G2-1902 3446, M-3447, M-3448, M-3449, Calderwood, AnnJ2-2683 M-3450, M-3451, M-3459 California Health and Welfare Burkett, Elinor D4-616 Agency F1-1399 Burkhart, J. G3-1966 Callahan, Daniel A3-111 Burkhart, Kathryn Watterson J5 ^1.11ahan, Michael Anthony B3- 2861 299 Burkom, Selma Ruth Q13-3929 Philip.E. J2-2599 Burnham, John C. 13-2305 Callow, William G. J4-2762 Burns, Catherine G. J2-2598 Camhi, jane Jerome13-2307 Burns, D. B2-243 Campbell, Calina E2-859 Burns, JohnJ2-2598 Campbell, D'Ann 13-2308 Burris, Carol H-2091 Campbell, L.P. E2-835 Burstyn, Joan N. :.:7-1318, 12- Campbell, Margaret A. E4-1184 2237, 13-2306, 14-2441 Campbell, Patricia B. E2-836 Burtenshaw, DavidG3-1967 Campbell, Susan F5-1743 Burtle, Vasanti L4-3379 Cane, Marilyn B. A1-14 340 - 331 -

Canfield, Elizabeth L3-3301 Chapman, John Bradford F5- Canon, Belle L3-3302 1746 Cannon, Helen 11-2149, 11-2150 Chappel, DuncanQ15-3943 Cantrell, D.D. B1-213 Chase, Julia0-3706 Caplan, P.J. E1-749 Chasen, BarbaraE2-837, E5- Carden, Maren LockwoodC2-422 1235 Carey, William A. J2-2600 Chen, Ellen ManeN-3483 Carlsen, Mary Louisa Baird E3- Cheney, Lynne 13-2310 1027 Cherniak, DonnaQ14-3939 Carlson, Carol0-3585 Cherniss, Cary C1-424 Carlson, Thomas Mcnab K-2960 Cherpak, Evelyn May 14-2442 Carmen, Arlene A3-112 Chewning, Betty Ann0-3590 Carr, Kathleen Anne 0-3586 Chaio, Chien D5-672 Carnegie Commission on Higher Chilman, Catherine S. P-3772 Education C3-1028 Chinas, Beverly NewboldD2-554, Carns, Donald E. P-3771 D4-618 Caroli, Betty Boyd13-2309 Chireau, Ruby A3-101 Carpenter, Raymond L. F1-1400 Chisholm, Shirley H-2095 Carr, Ralph T. F2-1500 Chittick, Elizabeth L. J3- Carroll, Paulette D3-596 2710 Carruth, Russellyn S. J4-2763 Chopin, Helen K-2964 Carter, BarbaraJ5-2862 Chotiner, Renee D.J4-2765 Carter, Charlene A. L4-3366 Choudhury, A.K.M.A. D5-729 Cary, Eve J2-2601 Chow, EstherF2-1501 Casey, RickJ3-2709 Christ, Carol P. (Columbia Casey, Timothy John0-3587 University) E3-1031, K-2961, Cassell, J. C1-423 K-2962, N-3484, N-3485, Cassels, LouisN-3482 N-3486, N-3487 Castillejo, Irene Claremont de Christ, Carol Tecla (Berkeley) L4-3367 K-2965 Caughey, Madeline S. J5-2863 Christensen, K.C. E1-750 Caust, Barbara L3-3351 Christensen, L.E. K-2963 Cautley, Patricia W. L1-3229 Christenson, Cornelia V. Census Bureau L1-3230 P-3773 Center for a Woman's Own Name Christy, CarolH-2094 J4-2764 Chubin, DaryleE4-1186 Centra, John A. E4-1185 Chudacoff, Nancy Fisher Il- Chadwick, Ida Frances E6-1279 2151 Chafetz, Janet Saltzman 14-2489, Cicirelli, V.G. F2-1497 0-3588, 0-3589 Cisler, LucindaA3-113, Q9- Chamberlin, Hope H-2092 3891 Chambers, P. F5-1744 Citizen's Advisory Council on Chaney, Elsa A. D4-617 the Status of Women, Wash- Chang, Wong F5-1745 ington, D.C. J3-2712, J3- Chanin, Leah F. 32-2602 2713, J4-2767 Chapman, Jane R. F1-1401 Civil Rights Commission J2-2603

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Civil Service Commission F3- Collins, Jean C2-427 1573, F3-1574, F3-1575, Collins, Margery L. L4-3416 H-2096 Collins, Marie 11-2154 Clancy-Hepburn, Ken B3-300 Collins, Sheila D. N-3489 Clark, Marylou J3-2714 Collison, Helen V. K-2969 Claude, Evans J. A3-114 Colmer, Dorothy K-2970 Clayton, Paula J. G3-1969 Committee on the Status of Clayton, Richard R. A3-115, Women F4-1632 P-3774 Committee on the Status of Clement, Jacqueline P. F4-1631 Women in Academic Profes- Clements, Barbara E. 11-2152, sions F4-1633 11-2153 Committee on the Status of Clements, Frances M. K-2966, Women in Linguistics F5- K-2967 1748 Clifford, M.M. E3-1032 Conant, Francis P. D1-532 Cline-Haffzinger, C. L4-3368 Cone, PattyD1-535 Clinton, Katherine 13-2311 Conger, JulieA1-15 Coale, A.J. G3-1970 Conklin, Elizabeth Nancy D4- Cobb, Bart B. F3-1576 620 Cobliner, W. Godfrey L3-3303 Conklin, George H. D5-674 Coburn, Judith L3-3304 Conley, Patrick T. A1-16 Cocke, Emmett W., Jr. N-3488 Connell, NoreenM-3452 Coghlan, Alban L4-3369 Conner, Richard J. A1-17 Cohen, Elizabeth G. E1-751 Conrad-Rice, Joy BelleJ4-2769 Cohen, Lucy M. D4-619 Constantine G3-1971 Cohen, Martin C2-426 Constantinople, Anne 0-3593 Cohn, Susan F. B2-244 Cook, Barbara I. E5-1238 Coie, John D. 0-3591 Cook, Marlow W. J3-2711 Colbert, William L., Jr J4- Cook, Suzanne Mary Halbrook 2768 F5-1749 Colby, Vineta K-2968 Cooker, P.J. E2-838 Cole, Dcris F5-1747 Cooney, Rosemary Santana F5- Cole, JohnettaQ4-3849 1750 Cole, Nancy S. E5-1236 Cooper, JamesC2-428 Coley, Silas B., Jr. P-3775 Cooper, Shiela M. C2-428 Collaborative Group for the Cooper, William, Jr. L1-3232 Study of Stroke in Young Coover, Edwin Russell 0-3593 WomenL1-3231 Corbett, Carolyn Clare0-3595 College Research CenterE3-1033 Corenblum, B. A3-116 College of San Mateo Women's Cornell, Helen Loftin B2-245 Committee E3-1034 Corney, R.T. A3-117 Collier, Helen Vandivort E3- Cornillon, Susan Koppelman 1036 K-2971 Collins, A. F2-1532 Corrigon, Ruth R. 14-2441 Collins, Anne M. E5-1237, Corwin, Margaret Ann F4-1635 0-3592 Cosman, Carol K-2972

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Cossey, Beatrice E3-1038 Currey, VirginiaH-2098 Constantini, EdmondH-2097 Curry, Evans W. E2-945 Coston, Robert DonaldF3-1577 Curtis, F.L.S. L3-3306 Cott, None Falik 13-2312 Curtis, Lynn A. M-3453 Cottrel: In Baker D5-675 Cuskey, W.R. L2-3280 Couchman, lain M-3443 Cussler, Margaret T. E3-1040 Coughlin, C.E. 13-2313 Cutler, M.H. E2-841 Coughlin, E.M. 13-2313 Cutright, PhillipsL3-3307 Council on Interracial Books for Cutrona, Michael Phillip Fl- Children, Inc. E2-839 752 Council of Planning Librarians Q4-3850 Courey, Norman G. L1-3233 Daehlin, DianeJ5-2865 Covington, Martin V. 0-3685 Daily, Edwin F. A2-82 Cox, Norma T. G2-1903 Dalcanton, Carol LaDukej2- Crabbe, John KenyonK-2973 2607 Craig, PatriciaE2-840 Dale, Charlene R. F4-1639 Craig, YvonneC2-429 Dale, C.T. F4-1638, F4-1640 Craik, Kenneth H. H-2097 Dalsimer, Marilyn H. 13-2315 Crandall, Esthe F3-1578 Daly, MaryN-3490, N-3491 Crane, G.M. K-2974 Damon, BetsyC2-431 Crawford, Carol S. F5-1751 Danforth, Sandra C. D5-676 Crawford, Miriam I. F4-1636 Daniels, Charles W. J3-2716 Crigler, Patricia Woodall C2-430 Daniels, Doris 11-2155 Crimmons, Timothy J. 13-2314 Daniels, Joan E1-802 Cripps, Rosalie Ann Turkel L4- Danon, Ardis ,A3-118 3371 Dansker, Maiwin Michael F4- Crist, Takey L1-3234 1641 Crockett, W.H. 0-3616 Darden, E. L1-3235 Cromwell, Ronald E. L3-3305 Dardick, Nathan H. J4-2774 Cronin, J.M. E3-1039 Darland, M.A. F4-1642 Crosby, Jeanie WestF4-1637 Darpli, Frank C2-432 Cross, Harry M. J4-2772 Das Gupta, Prithwis Ll-3223 Crothers, Diane J2-2606 Dash, Joan G3-1972 Crowden, John J. P-3776 David, Lynn B. P-3785 Crowell, SuzanneJ5-2864 Davidoff, LeonoreF2-1503, Crowley, Joan E. F1-1402 12-2240 Crowley, Sharon B1-215 Davidson, Lynne R. F5-1752 Crump, Susan J3-2715 Davidson, Stanley R. I1-2)56 Crumrine, Janice 0-3670 Davies, A.M. D5-665 Culbert, Gary Allen K-2976 Davis, Ella Kathleen Clements Culpepper, Emily E. C1-364 E4-1187 Cumming, A. 12-2239 Davis, Joseph M. F1-1449 Cunningham, A.P. K-2977 Davis, Sandra Lee E3-1041 Cunningham, Jo LynnG1-1850 Davisson, Lori D4-621 Curran, WilliamA1-23, A1-24 Day Care and Child Development

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Council of AmericaQ8-3885 Diamant. Sarah Elbert K-2984 Dayton, Donald W. N-3492 Diamond, MiltonA3-120, A3- Dayton, Lucille SiderN-3492 197, P-3778 Dean, Sharon WelchK-2979 Diamond, N. D5-677 Dearing, BruceF5-1753 DiBari, M.M. C2-459 DeArmond, A.J. K-2980 DiCanio, Margaret B. 0-3600 Deaux, Kay0-3596, 0-3597, Dick, A.E. E2-889 0-3598, 0-3740 Dicker, Marvin 0-3601 Deavers, SouzenF5-1754 Dickerson, Kitty Gardner E3- Decavalcante, Frank K-2981 1042 DeCrow, KarenJ1-2510 Dickinson. Elizabeth81-216 De Courtivron, Isabelle K-2982 Dickstein, L.S. E3-1043 Dede, C.J. E1766 Diers, Carol Jean L3-3308 Deduck, Patricia Anne Dietrich, Katheryn Thomas G3- DeFichy, WendyJ2-2608 1973 Defries, Zira P-3777 Dijkstra, Bram K-2985 Degler, C.N. 14-2434 Dijkstra, Sandra K-2986 DeJong, Peter Y. F2-1504 Dilanni, Albert R. A3-121 Delaney, Janice B3-361, L3- DiLeo, J. L4-3372 3353, L4-3436 Dilley, L. D1-534 Delgado, Jeanne Hunnicutt Il- Di/loft, Neil J. J1-2511 2157 Di/lc:I, Mary E. H-2100 Delooz, P. G3-2033 Ditmore, JackG1-1853 DeMarco, DonaldA3-119 Dixon, Paul W. P-3828 Demos, John 13-2316 Dobbins, Margaret Powell Fl- Dempewolff, Judith A. C2-433, 1403, F5-1755 C2-434, 0-3599 Dobbs, Jeannine K-2987 Dempsey, Arthur D. E2-843 Dobkin, William E7-1364, E7- Denk, Cheryl BurnhamC2-436 1365 Denmark, Florence0-3738 Dobrofsky, Lynne R. L3-3309, Dennett, Joann TempleH-2099 L3-3310 Department of Labor, Wage and Dodd, Charles E5-1257 Hour DivisionJ2-2609 Dodge, DorothyE3-1045 De Pauw, Linda Grant 13-2317, Dodge, NortonF1-1474 13-2318, 13-2319, 13-2320 Dodson, Elizabeth ArcherE2- Derr, Allen R. J5-2866 846 .Dersofi, Nancy--D3-F.47 Doering, Susan L3-3311 Dessinque, Deridre J5-2867 Doherty, JoanE3-1046 DeStefano, J.S. Q9-3892 Doing, Laura T. E2-847 Detlefson, GayQ9-3906 Dollen, Charles Q1-3839 Deutrich, Mabel E. F4-1643 Dominick, Joseph.R. B3-302 Deutsch, FrancineE2-843 Donedio, B. M-3454 Deutz, P. C2-437 Donnison, Jean L3-3312 De Vivo, Paul F3-1579 Donohue, William J. J3-2717 De Vivo, Sandy F3-1578 Donovan, Lynn-BonfieldQ11- Dewey, C.R. E5-1241 3917 344 - 335 -

Dorval, Bruce0-3591 Eason, JeanL4-3373 Douvan, Elizabeth 0-3602 East, M. J3-2718 Dowdall, J.A. F2-1506 Easterly, Joan Elizabeth Trip- Dowdall, JeanF2-1505, G2-1904 lett K-2989 Ooyel, Robert L. J1-2514 Eastman, Paula Costa C2-440 Drauden, G. 0-3583 Eastwood, MaryJ2-2612 Dratch, H. G1-18S4 Eaton, DeborahE1-762 Dredge, Earl D. J5-?868 Eaton, G. E1-783 Dreifus, ClaudiaP-3779 Ebert, P.D. 0-3641 Drew, David E. E3-1044 Eckland, Bruce K. E1-741 Dreyfus, ClaudiaC2-438 Eckstein, PeterL1-3269 Driscoll, J.B. F2-1507 Edelman, JudyF1-1405 Driver, Edwin F4-1657 Edington, Bonnie Morel G3-1974 Drucker, Alison R. I3-2Z21, 14- F.:ry, Carol FreedmanQ9-3893 2443 Edwards, C.P. D2-588 Dube, W.F. E4-188 Edwards, Harry T. J2-2613 Dubeck, Paula J. H-2101 Edwards, John N. F2-1523 Dubois, Ellen 13-2322 Edwards, Margot L3-3313 Dubose, E.Z. J1-2528 Edwards, Maxine G4-2064 DuCanto, J.N. J4-2775, J4-2776 Ehrenreich, Barbara L2-3281 Ducey, W.J. J2-2611 Ehrlich, Carol K-2990, Q9-3894 Duffly, Paul Richard0-3603 Ehrlich, Helene Hedy 13-2325, Duffy, Karen Grover0-3604 K-2991, K-2992 Duke, Jaylee Mary 0-3605 Eichler, Lois S. 0-3608 Dukette, Rita J4-2777. Eichler, Magrit E. Q9-3907 Duncan, C. B2-246, B2-24' Eichhorst, C. JackA3-124 Duncan, Jack A. A3-122 Eiduson, Bernice T. G1-1855 Duncan, Janice k. 11-2158 Eisen, Susan V. B3-326 Dunleavy, janet EglesonK-2988 Eisenstein, HesterC1-368 Dunn, N.E. E7-1319 Eisenstein, Zillah RuthC1-369, Dunnigan, Alice A. 11-2159 C2-441 Dupire, MargueriteD1-535 Eckstrum, James Michael E2- Duran, Pat HerreraQ4-3851 849 Durkin, G.C. F5-1756 Elder, Glen H., Jr. 0-3607 Dweck, SusanQ6-3862 Eldred, Carolyn A. L2-3282 Dwight, Dean 0-3606 Elias, Merrill F. 0-3609 Dwyer, Carol AnneE1-753, E2- Elizur, Judith Neulander D5- 848, E3-2323 678 Dwyer, Daisy HilseD1-536 Elliot, ElizabethN-3493 Dyler, W. B2-248 Elliot, Susan A. J1-2561 Ellis, Katherine G1-1856 Ellis, Linda J. 0-3610 Eagly, Alice H. L1-3236 Ellis, Willis H. J4-2778 Eames, Elizabeil R. C2-439 Ells, Susan C. -2614 Early, John F. F1-1389 Elshtain, Jean Bethke H-2102 Earnest, Ernest 13-2324 Eltzroth. M. F3-1580

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Ely, John Hart A1-25 Falk, Gail 13-2327 Emery, Joan E. E2-850 Falk, William W. F2-1510 Emma Willard Task Force on Edu- Fanon, Frantz D1-537 cation E1-754 Farber, Susan Lampkin E2-851 Emssweller, Tim (i-3598 Farians, ElizabethN-3495 Emmons, Keith Edward J4-2779 Farley, F.H. 0-3684 Engel, Barbara 11-2160, 14-2444 Farley, JennieE3-1051, E7- Engelbarts, Rudolf 13-2526 1321, E7-1322, F4-1645 Engelhardt, H.T., Jr. A3-125 Farley, Margaret A3-133 Engelman, Kenneth LemarN-5494 Farley, Pamella K-2993 Engle, K.M. E6-1280 Farnsworth, Beatrice 11-2161 English, Deidre L2-3281 Farquhar, NormaEl-756 J4- Epstein, C.F. E1-755, E3-1047, Farrell, Margaret Dawson E5-1242, F5-1757 2781 Epstein, Richard A. A1-26 Farrell, Michael F. J4-2782 )jpstein, Richard L. J2-2616 Favfll, Alice C. G3-1978 Equal Employment Opportunity Com- Feagans, JanetH-2013 mission 32-2617 Feather, N.T. C2-556 Erickson, Lance E3-1048 Fecher, Agnes Anno Rohlog Erickson, Linda G. E3-1049 F4-16-46 Erickson, Nancy S.31-2515, J4- Fee, Alizabeth 14-2445 2780 Feeley, DianeJ3-2722 Erickson, Vera Lois 0-3611 Feeney, Helen MarieE3-1052 Erskine, Charlene Gloor E7-1320 Feeney, Mary ElizabethK-2994 Ervin, Clinton V. L2-3283 Feingold, AllenQ14-3939 Esbeck. Carl H. J2-2619 Feirer, J.L. E1-757 J2-2620, J2- Estep, RhodaF2-1508 Feld, Lipman G. Etaugh, Claire F. F5-1758 2621 Evans, Alona E. J1-2516 Feld, Thomas Robert 13-2327 Evans, David A. A3-126 Feldhusen, J. E2-852 Evans, J. ClaudeA3-127 Feldman, Edwin B. J2-2622 Ewing, John A. A3-128, A3-129 Feldman, Harold G1-1857, Gl- Eyde, Lorraine E. E3-1050, F2- 1858, G3-1954, 0-3612 1509 Feldman, MargaretG1-1857, Gl- Ezorsky, Gertrude F4-1644 1858, 0-3612 Feldman, Saul D. E4-1189, E4- 1190 Fabian, Judith Janaro F5-1759, Felsenfela, Rosella L. K-2955 L4-3374 Felshin, J. E6-1283 Fabri, CandaceE6-1281 Felson, Marcus G3-1979 14- Facer, W.A.P. A3-130 Felstiner, Mary Lowenthal Facione, Peter A3-131 2446 Fackre, Gabriel A3-132 Feminists on Children's Media Fagot, B.I. G3-1976 Q13-3931 Fahey, Brian WilliamE6-1282 Fenner, B.J. F4-1654 E3-1053, F4- Fahey, Patrick E.J2-2667 Ferber, Marianne 346 - 337 -

1647, G3-1980 Fleischmann, Karl J4-2784 Ferguson, L.W. 0-3613 Fleming, Patricia Jean K-2998 Ferguson, MarjorieB3-303 Fletcher, JohnK-2999 Ferguson, Mary A. K-2996 Flint, Marcha ProttasD5-683 Ferrawlino, Marilyn C1-371 Flora, Cornelia B. H-2106, Fe Marcia M. 0-3702 H-2107, H-2118.. Ferrell, Ruth M. J2-2623 Floyd, Mary K. Ql-S840 Ferrier, Mary-JaneE3-1054 Fodor, Iris E. L4-3377 FeAbach, Norma D. E1-758, F5- Folk, Hugh E5-1257 1760 Fong, Monica Skantze D5-684 Fessler, LorenD5-680, D5-681 Fong, Pang Eng D5-739 Feulner, Patricia Nancy F5- Forche, Carolyn Q11-3922 1761 Ford, J. Masyngberde N-3498 Fichter, Joseph H. N-3497 Ford, Mary Ann E2-857 Fidell, Linda S.'F5-1766, L2- Forno, L.J. K-3000 3284, L4-3376, L4-3421 Forrey, Carolyn K-3001 Fields, Cheryl M. E3-1055, E4- Fortune, Marie M. A3-138 1191, E7-1323, J2-2624 Foss, Joyce E. L4-3378 Fields, Rona M. C2-442, F5- Foster, A. DurwoodN-3499 1762 Foster, Henry H., Jr. J4-2785, Fillmer, Thompson H. E7-1324 J4-2786, J4-2787, J4-2789, Filoso, Karen L. B3-303 J4-2790 Findlay, BarbaraM-3455 Foster, Joan Cavellaro K-3002 Finke, Blythe F. C2-443 Fowler, L.J. E2-858 Finkel, Helen Ruth K-2997 Fowler, Marguerite Gilbert Finkelhor, Marion K. H-2014 C2-446, C2-447 Finley, Peter Joseph E2-853 Fowler, Robert L. C2-446 Finnis, John A3-135 Fox, Elizabeth M. J4-2758 Fireman, Janet R. E7-1325 Fox, Greer Litton D5-685, D5- Firs, AliceJ2-2625 686, E3-1057 Fisch, Marcia Alba L1-3237 Fox, Margery Q. N-3500 Fischer, NewellA3-136 Fox, Sandie WightmanA3-187 Fischer, SeymourP-3780 Foxley, Celelia H. E1-759, Fish, Sandra C2-444 J3-2724 Fishbein, Patricia A3-137 Fralley, JacquelineQ9-3887 Fishel, AndrewE2-854, E2-855, Francis, Dana 11-2164 F4-1648, F4-1E49 Francois, Linda E2-859 Fishel, Diane P-31l1 Francone, Carol Burr K-3003 Fisher, Jeanne Y. 11-2186, 13- Frank, Hal F5-1838 2354 Frank, Miriam12-2241 Fisher, R.I. E2-856 Frankel, Lois J. J3-2725 Fisher, Robert LawrenceE3-1056 Frankel, Phylis M. 0-3614 Fitzgerald, Laurine E. C2-445 Frankford, Evelyn G4-2066 Fitzpatrick, William J. J3-2723 Franks, Violet L4-3379 Fixter, DeborahQ6-3865 Fransella, Muriel G2-1095 Flanders, Dwight P. F1-1408 Franzwa, Helen H. B3-305, Fl-

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1409 Fuller, Paul Eugene 11-2166 Frarey, Carlyle J. F4-1650 Fulton, 0. E3-10I3 Frasch, C. F2-1511 Fulton, Phillip N. G3-1928 Fraser, Clara C1-373, C1-374, Furness, W. Todd E3-1060 C1-375 Furstenburgm Frank F., Jr. Fraser, Diane Kathryn0-3615 A3-142 Frazieft, Nancy E1-760, E2-860 Fus, Dennis Anthony 13-2329 Frederickson, SueA3-139 Fuss, AudreyC1-377 Freed, Doris JonasJ4-2785, J4- 2787, J4-2789, J4-2790 Freeman, Alma C1-365 Gabelnick, Faith K-3009 Freeman, Jo C2-449, C2-450, Gabler, Ronald G. J3-2726 C2-451 Gachuhi, J. Mugo D1-538 Freeman, Marvin A. J4-2791 Gadpaille, W.G. 0-3617 Freischlag, J. E6-1284 Gadt, Jeanette Carter 12- Freivogel, Elsie Freeman F4- 2243 1651 Gager, Nancy Q9-3896 French, Richard D. 12-2242 Gagnon, John H. E1-761 Frenier. Mariam Darce B3-306, Gaite, A.J.H. E2-861 B3-307, D5-687 Galenson, Marjorie D2-557 Frerichs, Sarah C. 11-2165 Gallagher, John T. J4-2792 Fretz, C.F. F1-1410 Gallagher, Mary F. C2-452 Freyer, E. B2-249 Gallagher, MonicaJ3-2727 Friday, Nancy P-3782 Galloway, SueQ9-3897 Fried, EdritaL4-3380 Gambone, Joseph G. 11-2167 Friedan, BettyC1-376 Gannon, Martin J. G2-1906 Friedland, S.J. 0-3616 Gannon, T.J. E2-862 Friedman, Cornellia Morrison Gans, Herbert J. B3-309 A3-140, A3-141 Garcia, E. Rosalinda K-3010 Friedman, Donald J. M-3456 Garcia, Maria Filar G3-1959 Friedman, Norman L. F3-1592 Gardner, B. L1-3238 Friend, BeverlyK-3004 Gardner, John D. J2-2626 Fries, Maureen K-3005, K-3006, Gardner, Joseph A. L4-3381 K-3007 Gardner, Richard A. E2-863 Frings, Katherine M. G3-1981 Garis, Mark G. E2-864 Friskey, E.A. E3-1058 Garrard, Mary D. Q2-3842 Fritschner, Linda Marie 14- Garrett, Gerald R. D4-623, F3- 2448 1569 Fruen, Mary A. E4-1192 Garrison, Dee 13-2330 Fry, William F. P-3783 Garvin, Aifred D. E1-805 Fryer, Judith Joy 13-2328 Gasiorowska, X. K-3011 Fuchs, V.R. F1-1411 Gaskell, Jane E2-865 Fulbright, James Stephen K-3008 Gastonquay, Paul R. A3-143 Fullard, JoyceQ13-3932 Gates, Margaret J. F1-1401, Fuller, Ann L. E3-1059 J1-2518 Fuller, Mary M. FI-1412 Gaylord, C.L. J4-2793 348 - 339 -

Gearhart, SallyN-3501 Gladstein, Mimi Reisel K-3015 Gebhard, Paul H. P-3784 Glasgow, E. K-3016 Geer, Carol A. L4-3382 Glavin, J.J. K-3017 Geer, William E. J4-2794 Glazer-Malbin, NoraF5-1764 Geherin, D.J. K-3012 Glendon, M.A. J4-2797 Gelfman, Judith Schlein B3-308 Glenn, Norval D. G3-1984 Geller, Marilyn I. L4-3383 Glennon, Lynda M. C2-454, Gelpi, Barbara Charlesworth Cl- C2-455 378 Glickman, Rose L. 12-2245, George, Margaret 12-2244 14-2450, 14-2451 Georgius, Elizabeth Hughes A1-27 Glucksman, Stuart K-3018 Gerber, D. A3-144 Goad, R. E5-1262 Gerber, Ellen E6-1285 Golan, HemdaJ1-2522 Gerber, Stanford N. D2-558 Gold, A.R. E2-868 German, Judith M. J4-2795 Gold, Penny 12-2246 Gerritz, R. L3-3330 Gold, Sonia S. F1-1413 Gershuny, Henny Lee B1-217 Gold, Steven R. L4-3369 Getman, Julius G. J1-2519 Goldberg, Arthur J. J1-2523 Ghei, Som N. D2-559 Goldberg, HosephJ3-2730 Gibbons, Anne R. E1-762 Goldberg, LorraineL4-3384 Gibbs, Jeanne M. G3-1983 Goldberg, Marsha L4-3385 Gibsoa, Don C. L3-3345 Golden, H. Bruce J2-2628 Gibson, Helen E. J5-2869 Goldenberg, DavidA1-29 Gile, Janet Zollinger 14-2449, Goldman, Nancy F3-1582, F3- 0-3618 1583 Gies, F.J. E2-866 Goldman, R.D. E1-763, E3-1085 Giffin, Frederick C. C1-379 Goldschneider, Calvin D5-688 Gifford, Beverly E6-1286, E7- Goldsmith, SadjaA2-83 1326 Goldstein, Jinny M. J2-2629 Gilbert, Richard A. A1-28 Goldstein, Rhoda Lois D4-621, Gill, G. E7-1327 13-2331 Gill, June B3-310, B3-311 Golla, Marie K-3019 Gillaspy, R. Thomas F3-1597 Goltra, Raylene Denise E7- Gillespie, Dair L. F4-1668 1328 Gillespie, P. E2-867 Goltuso, John Baptiste J5- Gillette, Jane Brown K-3013 2870 Gilpatrick, Naomi A. 11-2168 Gomez, Anna Nieto E7-1330 Gindin, J. K-3014 Good, Thomas E2-869 Ginsburg, Ruth Bader J1-2520, Good, T.L. E2-831 J1-2521, J2-2627, J3-2728, Goodman, Bernice G1-1859 J3-2729, J4-2796 Goodman, JaniceA1-30 Ginzburg, Eli F5-1763 Goodman, Marla B3-312 Gipple, CindyC1-380 Goodrich, James W. 11-2169 Girard, Kathryn Lee E7-1328 Goodwin, William B,L4-3386 Githens, Marianne C2-453, H- Goody, Jack D1-539 2108, H-2109 Gordon, Evelyn Bodek 12-2247

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Gordon, Francine E. G2-1907 Greenspan, RhodaA3-141 Gordon, F.E. 0-3619 Greenwald, Carol S. F2-1512 Gordon, Lin'a 13-2332, I:7-2333 Greenwald, Maureen 13-2335 Gordon, N.M. F1-1414, F4-1652 Gregory, Mary D5-690 Gordon, Ruth L. Hill E3-1061 Grief, Esther Paula Blank E2- Gordon, Sol L1-3240 872 Gorsky, Susan R. B3-313 Grier, Velma V. L2-3282 Gottleib, Beatrice 12-2248 Griffin, John Chaney E3-1065 Gottlieb, David 0-3620 Griffin Patricia S. E3-1064 Gottsegen, Gloria Behar E5-1243 Griffith, JanetL1-3243 Gottsegen, Monroe G. E5-1243 Griffiths, Martha F1-1415, Gould, Bruce Allan L1-3241 j1-2524, J1-25255 J1-2526 Gould, DonaldA3-145 Griffiths, M.E. F5-1738 Goud4 JackieJ5-2871 Griggs, Linda LucilleJ4-2799 Goulet, Ginnie Q9-3893 Grim, Roger S. M-3457 Gove, Walter R. Q14-3940 Grimm, James W. F2-15I3 Goz, Rebecca L4-3387 Grimstad, KirstenQ5-3858 Gozansky, N.E. J4-2798 Gronau, ReubenG1-1861, G3- Graduate AssemblyE4-1193 1986 Graham, A. B1-218 Gropper, Nancy B. E1-774 Graham, Patricia Albjerg E3- Gross, Marilyn S.J1-2527 1060, E3-1062 Gross, N.P. K-3022 Grahl, ChristineE7-1331 Gross, Rita M. N-3502 Grainger, Inslee EbissaK-3C20 Grossholtz, J. H-2086 Gramm, W.L. G3-1985 Grosz, RIchard D. E3-1066 Grammas, PaulaQ4-3852 Groszko, Marie G.0-3623 Grams, Armin0-3643 Grove, Chari J2-2630 Granpre, L.P. deA1-39 Grover, Dorys CrowK-3023 Grauman, Melody W. D4-626 Grover, Jan Zita 13-2336 Graves, D.H. D2-870 Grvberg, M. E7-1333 Gray, Virginia L1-3242 Grusky, Oscar F2-1501, F2- Graybill, Letitia Anne 0-3621 1525 Greaball, Leon C. F4-1653 Gupta, Anima SenP-3785 Green, Charles S. 13-2334 Gurren, Jeffrey G.E5-1287 Green, Doris M. 83-314 Gusdon, John P. A3-126 Green, Jos.c.in J. D5-689 Gulenan, Jeremiah S. A1-31 Green, M. 12,7!-250 Gutman, Jonathan B3-315 Green, Rayna D4-625, 0-362i Guttmacher, SallyA3-146 Green, Ruth TalamoG1-1860 Guttman, Mary A. JuliusF5- Green, StephanieE3-1063 1765 Greenberg, Roger P. L4-3388 Gutwirth, Madelyn K-3024 Greenberg, S.B. E2-871 Guyor,*James R. F3-1584 Greene, Elizabeth Venilea Trow- Guyer, Larue F5-1766 bridge 11-2170 Gwartney, James F1-1416 Greene, K.S. K-3021 Greenleaf, E.S. E1-764 350 - 341 -

Hacker, Helen Mayer0-3624 Hampsten, E. K-3028 Hacker, Sally L. E3-1146 Hancock, Harold B. 11-2173 Hackett, Amy C2-456 Hancock, Wilma Loraine Bergman Hadas, Pamela Gay K-3025 J2-2633 Haener, Dorothy F3-1585 Handler, Ellen G1-1862 Haft, Marilyn G. J5-2872 Handweiker, W.P. D1-540 Hageman, Alice L.N-3503 Hanley, Mary AnnE3-1068 Hahn, C. E2-873 Hanna, Sherman Davie G2-1908 Hahn, EmilyC2-457 Hansen, L. Sunny L4-3389 Haines, Patricia Foster 13- Hanson, D.J. C2-459 .2337 Hansot, ElizabethE3-1069 Haislip, William B2-272 Hardin, J. E1-76t Hakkio, Joan S. E3-1067 Hardin, Nancy K-5029 Halas, C. C2-458 Har4ing, Esther M. 14-2453 Halas, Celia Mary0-3626 Hardwick, Elizabeth K-3030 Halas, Celia M. 0-3625,i' Hardy, B.N. K-3031 Hale, Mariclaire J3-2730 Hardy, Barbara 81-220 Hales, L.W. F4-1654 Hare, Daphne F5-1767 Hall, Beverly Adele E4-1195 Harewood, Jack D4-627 Hall, B. N-3504 Hargreaves, Mary W.M. 13-2339 Hall, D.J. 0-3619 Hargrove, Virginia Husted E2-

Hall, Douglas T. G2-1907, 0- . 874 3627 Hariton, Evonne Barbara P-3787, Hall, G. F2-1514 P-3788 Hall, Janet E. F4-1667 Harkins, E.F. K-3032 Hallam, C.R. J2-2631 Harkleroad, Malissa Ann E3- Hallam, Charlotte R. J2-2632 1070 Haller, John S. 13-2338 Harlan, Anne F4-1655 Hallett, Judith P. N-3505 Harmer, Catherine MaryN-3506 Hallawell, Ila M. Q7-3868 Harmon, Lenore W. P-3789 Haller, Elizabeth S. Q9-3898 Harmon, Linda Q6-3864 Halliday, Patricia AnnK-3026 Harrill, JoanJ3-2731 Halligan, JohnQ9-3899 Harris, A.S. F4-1656 Hamblen, Abigail Ann 11-2171 Harris, Betty JeanC2-460 Hamel, R.F. 0-3628 Harris, Daniel A. C1-381 Hamelstein, Helaine L1-3266 Harris, DavidA1-32 Hamer, Thomas Lewis 14-2452 Harris, Dorothy V. E6-1288 Hamilton, Margaret Townsend Harris, Lillian Craig E3-1071 F1-1417 Harris, Mary B. 0-3629 Hamilton, M.J. J4-2800 Harris, Oliver C. G1-1863 Hammond, E.H. E5-1244 Harris, Patricia Roberts E3- Hammond, Kenneth Lewis K-3027 1072 Hammond, NancyH-2111 Harris, Ted Carlton 11-2173, Hammons, Myrna Adcock B1-219 11-2174 Hampe, Gary D. P-3786 Harrison, Barbara Grizzuti E2-

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