A Current Listing of Contents Volume 4, Number 1, 1984

a current listing of contents Volume 4, Number 1, 1984

Published by Susan Searing, Women's Studies Librarian-at-Large, University of Wisconsin System 112A Memorial Library 728 State Street Madison, Wisconsin 53706 (608) 263-5754 a current of contents Volume 4, Number 1, 1984

Periodical literature is the cutting edge of women's scholarship, feminist theory, and much of women's culture. Feminist Periodicals : A Current Listing of Contents is published by the Office of the Women's Studies Librarian-at-Large on a quarterly basis with the intent of increasing public awareness of feminist periodicals. It is our hope that Feminist Periodicals will serve several purposes: to keep the reader abreast of current topi cs in femi nis t 1i terature ; to increase readers ' familiarity with a wide spectrum of feminist periodicals; and to provide the requisite bibliographic information should a reader wish to subscribe to a journal or to obtain a particular article at her library or through interlibrary loan. (Users will need to be aware of the 1imitations of the new copyright law with regard to photocopying of copyrighted materials . ) Table of contents pages from current issues of major feminist journals are reproduced in each issue of Feminist Periodicals, preceded by a comprehensive annotated listing of a1 1 journals we have selected. As pub1 ication schedules vary enormously, not every periodical wi11 have table of contents pages reproduced in each issue of 5. The annotated 1isting provides the fol lowing information on each journal :

Year of first publication. Frequency of publication. U.S. subscription price(s). Subscripti on address. Current editor. Editorial address (if different from subscription address). International Standard Serials Number (ISSN) . Library of Congress (LC) catalog card number. OCLC, Inc. Control Number. Locations where the journal is held in the UW system. Publications in which the journal is indexed. Subject focus/statement of purpose of the journal.

Please note that in the actual text, only the numbers 1 to 12 are used to identify the different categories of information. ii. Our goal is to have represented in FP all English-language feminist periodicals with a substantial national or regional readership, with an emphasis on scholarly journals and small press offering. We do not include publications which, though feminist in philosophy, do not focus solely on women's issues. Nor, with the exception of Ms., do we incl ude newsstand magazines. We are also forced to omit periodicals which lack a complete table of contents. We encourage feminist serials to build a full table of contents into their regular format to facilitate the indexing feminist literature sorely needs. Interested readers will find more complete information on feminist periodicals in Guide to Women's Publishing by Polly Joan and Andrea Chesman (Paradise, CA: Dustbooks, 1978); The Annotated Guide to Women's Periodicals in the U .S. edited bi -annual ly by Terry Mehl man (5173 Turner Rd., Richmond, -47374); he Index/Directory of Women's Media published annually by the Women's Institute for Freedom of the Press (3306 Ross Place, NWy Washington, DC 20008) ; and in Women's Periodicals and Newspapers: A Union List of the Holdings of Madison Area Libraries, edited by James P. Danky, compiled by Maureen E. Hady, Barry Christopher Noona, and Neil E. Strache (Boston: G.K. Hall, 1982). Suggestions for improvement of Femi ni st Periodical s are grateful ly recei ved . We would particularly appreciate assistance from readers in the UW-System with our efforts to keep the holding information complete and up-to-date. Pl ease 1 et us know about new subscriptions, subscriptions we have over1 ooked, cancel lations, or other pertinent information.

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-- - -- Feminist Periodical s (ISSN 0742-7433) is publ i shed by Susan E. Searing, Women's Studies Librarian-at-Large for the University of Wisconsin System, ll2A Memorial Library, 728 State Street, Madison, WI 53706. Phone: (608) 263-5754. Compilers: Linda Shul t , Brenda J. Marston. Graphics : Catharina Schimert. Pub- lications of the Office of the Women's Studies Librarian-at-Large are available free of charge to Wisconsin residents. The subscription rate outside Wisconsin is $12.00/year for individuals and women's programs, $24.00/year for institutions. This fee covers a1 1 publ ;cations of the Office, including Feminist Col- lections, Feminist Periodicals, New Books on Women & Feminism, and bibliographies, directories and occasional publications produced throughout the year. ili.

AMAZON BLACK MARIA 1. 1972. 1. 1971. 2. 2/year. 2. Annual. 3. $6 (lndfv.). $15 (inst.). Slngle coples: $1. 3. $14 (Indlv.). $16 (lnst.). Sfngle copfes: $4. Free to prisoners. 4. 2211 E. Kemuood Blvd., Mllwaukee. UI 53211. 4. P.O. Box 25187, Chlcago. IL 60625-0187. 5. Amazon Collectlve. 5. Black Marla Collectlve. 9. OCLC 2045999. 7. ISSN 0045-222X. 10. Madfson; State Hfstorlcal Soclety. 8. LC Sc77-1275. 12. "Amazon Is a blmnthly publlcatlon wlth 9. OCLC 2786249. ams, poetry, short storfes, etc. by wonen. 10. Madlson. about wanen, from a femlnlst viewp~fnt." 12. 'Black Mnrla publlshes work by emergfng men writers that' presents mnfn as the ccnplexs ATLANTIS post tlve kfngs they are. 1. 1976. 2. 2/year. BREAD d ROSES. 3. $10 (lndlv.), $16 (lnst.). 1. 1977. 4. Mount Salnt Vfncent Unlversfty. 166 Bedford 2. Semiannual . Hlghway. Hallfax. Nova Scotla. B3M 256. Canada. 3. $7.50 (lndlv.), $12 (fnst.). 5. Or$. Gsan lark; Margaret grad, Omna E. 4. P.O. Box 1230, Madlson. MI 53701. Qyth. 5. Edltorlal collective. 7. ISSN 0702-7818. 7. ISSN 0197-5927. 8. LC cn77-3231. 8. LC sn80-11685. 9. OCLC 3409640. 9. OCLC 6066500. 10. State Hfstorfcal Soclety. 10. Madlson; State Hlstorlcal Soclety. 11. Hfstorlcal Abstracts; Mrlca: Hlstory and 12. Features; edftorlals; revfeus; news brlefs; Lffe; The Alternatlve Press Index; Resources flctlon; poetry; photography and graphlcs. for Fednfst Research. '...founded with the expressed purpose of 12. 'Atlantfs Is an lnterdlsclplinary journal establlsMng r Mdwest-based journal to focus devotea t'o crftlcal and crertlve witlng In on cultural, polltlul and soclal concerns of Englfsh or French on the topic of men; Amerlcan women.' Contafns scholarly artfcles. ;evleu essays. book nvlews. art and poetry. BROADSHEET.

AURORA lO/yerr. 1. 1975. $30.50 (alnnal 1 ) . $22.00 (surface ma1 1 ). 2. 3/year. P.O. Box 5799. Wsllesly Street. Auckland. New 3. $6. Zealand. 4. P.O. Box 1624, Madlson, UI 53701-1624. The Broadsheet Col lectlve. 5. Edlted by camnfttee; current conrsittee chafr. ISSI 0110-8603. Jeanne Gwoll. OCLC 6578660. 7. ISSN 0197-775X. News; analysis; In-depth artfcles; flctlon; 8. LC sn80-11853. poetry; reviews. '8roadsheet Is a radfcal 9. OCLC 6113633. femlnfst magazlne rihich consciously strlves to LO. State Historical Soclety. be antf-racfst and to Incorporate the vlews of 12. Sclence flctlon and fantasy wfth a femlnlst fndlgenous wanen. The naln focus 1s on New orlentatlon. Zealand women and events. wlth some coverage of Paclflc concerns and fssues facfng women and BIG M4HA RAG fed nlsts everywhere.' 1. 1972. 2. ll/year. BROOMSTICK. 3. $9 (fndlv.). $22 (lnst.). $15 (Canada. Mexlco. 1. 1978. or del fvered In plain brown wrapper). Free to 2. Blmonthly. women In prlson or In psychiatric fnstltutions. 3. $10 (lndlv.), $20 (lnst.). Slngle copies: 4. 1724 Gaylord Street. ~enier.CO 80206. $2.50. 5. Bf Mama Ra Collectlve. 4. 3543 18th St.. San Francisco, CA 94110. 7. Ts!hmi!33. 5. Hickey Spencer and Polly Taylor. 8. LC ~C80-1187. 10. State Hlstorlcal Soclety. 9. OCLC 2778484. 11. Alternatlve Press Index. 10. State Hlstorfcal Society. 12. 'Broanstick 1s a femlnist polltfcal journal 11. Alternatlve Press Index. publfshlng material by, for and about women 12. Addresses the theory and practice of the over forty. Our priorities are: to portray liberation of all men. with extensive clear, positive images of older wanen; to take coverage of liberatlon movements, both national a stand against the denigration of older men; and international , native/aborlginal peoples' to offer positive alternatives in our lives. land rights struggles. the mental patients' Our goal is to form a support network among liberation movements. and issues concerning older women." women in prison. iv.

CALYX. 12. History; blography ; correspondence; journal 1. 1976. entrles; ffctlon; poetry; visual art. Common 2. 3/year. Llves/Lesbl an Lives seeks to document thees 3. $10 (indlv.), $15 (lfb. & Inst. ). Slngle of ordinary lesbians, and to reflect the copies: $4. diversity of the lesbian cmunlty--lesbians of 4. P.O. Box 8, Corvallis, OR 97339 color, of age and of youth, fat lesblans. 5. Margari ta Oonnel ly. disabled lesblans, poor and working-class 7. ISSN 0147-1627. lesblans. CL/LL wlshes to insure access and 8. LC 77-649570. vfsibfl fty msbians who have never thought 9. OCLC 3114927. before of publlshlng their work. 10. Madison. CONCERNS: NEWSLETTER OF THE WOMEN'S CAUCUS OF THE American Humanities Index. MODERN LANGUAGES. "Cal x publishes poetry, prose, art, revlews. 1. 1971. tdations, and photography, and Is committed 2. Quarterly. to provldlng a beautiful and creatlve journal 3. Sliding scale based on Income, write for format in whlch to showcase women artists and detall s. writers. ' 4. Women's Studles, 209 N. Brooks St., Mad1 son, WI53706. CAMERA OBSCURA. 5. Mary Uyer and Annls Pratt. 1. 1976. 2. 3/year. 9. OCLC 2259670. 3. $10.50 (Indlv.), $21 (Inst.). Single copies: 10. Hi lwaukee. $4. Double issues: $7 (Issue 3/4), $11 (Issue 12. News of the Modern Language Association; 8/9/10). features; blbllographles; job Informatlon. 4. P.O. BOX 25899, Los Angeles. CA 90025. 5. Camera Obscura Col lectlve: Janet Bergstrom.Bersstrom. CONDITIONS. 'Dm izabeth Lyon, Constance Penley. 1. 1976. 7. ISSN OZIU-5346.0270-5346. Semi annual. 8. LC ~~79-4979. 3 issues: $9 (Indlv. hardshlp , $15 (Indlv.). 9. OCLC 4818143. $25 (Inst.). Slngle coples: 16 (Indlv.), $9 10. Madison; Milwaukee. (Inst.). 11. International Index to Film Per1odi cal s; The P.O. Box 56A, Van Brunt Station, Brooklyn, NY Fllm Llterature Index; The Arts and Humanltles 11215. Citatlon Index; Current Contents/Arts and Dorothy Alllson. Elly Bulkln, Cheryl Clarke, Humanlties. Carroll Ollver, Mirtha N. Qulntanales, Alda 12. Film theory and hlstory; feminlst theory; Santiago. psychoanalytic theory; Marxist theory; ISSN 0147-8311. photography; vldeo and performance. LC 77-641895. OCLC 3232386. CANADIAN WOMAN STUDIES/LES CAHIERS DE LA FEMME. Had1 son; State HI storlcal Soclety ; MIlwaukee. 1. 1978. Alternative Press Index. 2. Quarterly. Poetry; short flctlon; novel excerpts; drama; 3. $15 (Indiv.1. $25 (CanadIan Inst.). 428 iinst. crltlcal articles; revlews. "Conditions Is a outside ~anada). Single coples: ji. magazlne of women's rritlng with an emphasls on 4. 204 Founders College. York Unlverslty, 4700 wrltlng by lesblans. Keele St.. Downsview, Ontarlo M3J 1P3, Canada. 5, Shelagh Wi1 kinson. CONNEXIONS: AN INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S QUARTERLY. 7. ISSN 0713-3235. 1. 1981. 9. OCLC 8558872. 2. Quarterly. 10. State Hi storlcal Socl ety . 3. $10 (Indlv.), $20 (Inst. & llb.). Slngle 12. "CWS/cf Is a blllngual , Interdlsclpl inary, coples: $3. fmtjournal that brings excltlng 4. 4228 Telegraph Avenue, Oakland. CA 94609. scholarship about women to non-schol ars. 5. Edltorla1 coi 1ectlve. broadcasts' our diverse experlences and brldges 9. OCLC 8015674. the gap between Canada's languages and 10. State Hlstorical Soclety. cultures." 11. Alternative Index Gulde. 12. "...the collective product of feminlsts of COMMON LIVES/tESBIAN LIVES. dlverse natlonal ltles and polltlcal 1. 1981. perspectives committed to contributing to an 2. Ouarterlv. lnternatlonal women's movement. Each Issue 3. $12 (indiv.), $20 (inst.). Single cop es: $4. focuses on a specific theme through feature 4. P.O. Box 1553. Iowa City, IA 52244. artlcl es, Interviews and personal narratives, 5. Edlted col lectivelv. often translated from foreign-language 9. OCLC 8234014. publications. 10. Madlson, State Historical Society. 12. Edltorlals; features; news; blbl lographles; FS, FEMINIST STUDIES. book reviews. Focus on femlnlst 1lbrarlanshlp, 1972. 3/year. publlshlng, bookselllng, archlvlng, $13.50 (Natlonal Women's Stud1 es Assocl atIon nsearchlng--both In Wlsconsln and nationally. Revlew essays strlvt to prwlde a gulde to the members), $18 (Indlv.), $36 (Inst.). Slngle literature on a part!cular toplc, (8.g. coples: $8 (Indlv.), $16 (lnst.). socloblology ; vomen in development; western Hanaglng Edltor, FS, Fanlnlst Studles, c/o Women's Studks Prograe, Unlverslty of women; lesblan studles; black wanen; femlnlst Maryland, College Park, MI 20742. sclenct flctlon.) Clal re 6. Moses. FEMINIST ISSUES ISSN 0046-3663. 1. 1980. LC 78-645276; ~~76-192. OCLC 1632609. 2. 2/year. Eau Clal re; Madlson; Mllwaukoa; Plattevll le; 3. $15 (Indlv.), $25 (lnst.). Slngle coples: Stevens Pol nt. $7.50 (lndlv.), $12.50 (Inst.). Altematlve Press Index; hrlca: Hlstoy and 4. Transactton Perlodlcal s Consortlum, Dept. 8010, Rutgers Unlvefslty. Ntw Brunswlck, NJ 08903. Llfe; AAcrlcan Hlstorlcal Assoclatlon Recently Publlshed Artlcles; Bulletin Slgnaletlque- 5. Mary Jo Lakeland and Susan Ellls Wolf. roc1ologle; Hlstorlcal Abstracts; Modern 6. 2948 HI1legass. Barkeley, CA 94705. Language Assoclatlon Internatlonrl 7. ISSN 0270-6679. Blbllography ; The Phllosopher'~Index; 10. Madlson; State Hlstorlcrl Soclety. Psycho1oglcal Abstracts; Soclol ogical 12. A journal of femlnlst soclal and polltlcal Abstracts; Wasan Studles Abstracts. theory, wfth emphasls on an lnternatlonal Hlstorlcal and crltlcal artlcles; poetry; art; exchange of Ideas. It Includes artlcles by Engl lsh-language falnl sts as we1 1 as reports frm the wanen's movement; nvltws. of fcnlnlst texts by wanen of 'FS, Fanlnlst Studies was founded to cncwrage translations analytic responses to femlnlst Issues and to other countries. open new areas of research, crltlclsm, and speculatlon. The dlton are coamltted to FEMINIST REVIEW. 1. 1979. provldlng a forum for femlnlst analysts, 2. 3/year. debate, and exchange.' 3. $18 (Indlv.), $50 (Inst.). Slngle coples: $7.75 (lndlv.). $15.75 Ilnst.). FEMINARY: A FEMINIST JWRNAL FOR THE SOUTH 4. 11 ~arietonGi;dens, ~&lrnocl; Road, ond don N19 EMPHASIZING THE LESBIAN VISION. SAO. En~lsnd. 1. 1970. 5. ~ditorlilcollective. 2. year. 7. ISSN 0141-7789. 3. $6.50 (Indlv.), $13 (lnst.). Slngle coples: 8. LC 80-647745. $3.75 plus S.75 postage. 9. OCLC 6191763. 4. P.O. Box 954. Chapel Hl11. NC 27514. 10. Madlson. 5. Edltorlal coilective. 12. 'To develop the theory of Women's Llberatlon 10. Madlson. and debate the polltlcal perspectivet and 12. Artlcles; personal narratives; journal strategy of the movement. To be a forum of excerpts; letters; short flctlon; portry; work In progress and current research and drawings; photographs. '...a lesblan femlnl st debates In Yamen's Studles.' journal for the South...produced by a lesblan femlnlst collective...As Southerners, as FRONTIERS: A JOURNAL OF WEN STUDIES. lesblans, and as men, we need to explore wlth 1. 1975. others how our llves flt Into a reglon about 2. 3/year. whlch we have great ambivalences--to share our 3. $11 (Natlonal Yonen's Studles Assocl atlon anger and our love.' Wers), $12 (lndlv.), $24 (fnst.). Slngle coples: $5 (Indlv.), $9 (lnst.). 4. Frontlers. Yanen Studles Program, Unlverslty of Colorado, Boulder, Co 80309. FEMINIST COLLECTIONS: WHEN'S STUDIES LIBRARY 5. Edltorlal Board. Edltor: Kathl George. RESOURCES IN WISCONSIN. 7. ISSN 0160-9009. 1. 1980. 8. LC ~~78-317. 2. Quarterly. 9. OCLC 2586280. 3. Free to Wlsconsln resldents. Out-of-state 10. Eau Clalre; Madlson; Mflwaukee; Plattevllle; subscrlptlons: $12 (lndlv. and women's Stevens Pol nt. programs), $24 (Inst.). Fee covers all 11. Uomen Studles Abstracts; Amerlcan Humanities pub1 lcatlons of the Office of the Wanen's Index; Human Resources Abstracts ; HISt~rl~al Studles Llbrarlan-at-Large. Abstracts. (See p. 11.) 12. Feature artlcles; book revlews; poetry; black 4. 112A Memorial Llbrary. 728 State St., Madlson, and white photography; short flctlon. Each WI 53706. Issue focuses on a theme, e.g., men's oral 5. Susan Searing and Catherine Loeb. hlstory; mothers and daughters; Chlcanas: 9. OCLC 6467769. Natlve Amerlcan wanen; wanen as verbal artists; 10. Eau Clalre; Madlson; State Historical Society; who speaks for the men's movement; lesbian Stevens Point ; Stout; Superior; Whitewater. history. "The continuing goal of Frontiers is to publish a journal whlch brldges the gap between university and comnuni ty women ; to f Ind a balance between academic and popular views on issues common to wanen." vi.

HARVARO WOMEN'S LAW JOURNAL. 12. Articles; poetry; fiction; visual art. 1. 1978. Interdisciplinary forum for the creative 2. Annual. accomplishments of women in the fields of 3. 57. literature, music, the visual and performin 4. Hastings Hall, Harvard Law School, Cambridge. arts; includes color reproductions and a puyl- MA 02138. out soundsheet of a musical performance, 5. Judy Miles. reading or interview; provides a documentation 7. ISSN 0270-1456. of the ongoing history of women in arts and 8. LC 80-643769. 1etters . 9. OCLC 3967304. 10. Madison. HERESIES: A FEMINIST PU8LICATION ON ART 8 POLITICS. 11. turrent Law Index; Index to Legal Periodicals. 1. 1977. 12. The Haward Women's Law Journal is devoted to 2. Quarterly. the devel opment of a femini st jurisprudence. 3. $15 (indiv.), $24 (inst.). Single copies: $5. The main purpose is to provide an In-depth 4. P.O. Box 766, Canal Street Station, New Yofk, exploration of the impact of the law on women NY 11013. and of women on the law. Political, economic, 5. Heresies Col 1ect ive. historical and sociological perspectives are 7. ISSN 0146-3411. combined with legal ones to pres:nt a realistic 8. LC SC77-704. picture of women's legal status. 9. OCLC 2917688. 10. Lacrosse; Madison; Milwaukee; Plattevi11 e; HEALTHSHARING: A CANADIAN WOMEN'S HEALTH QUARTERLY. Stevens Point. 1. 1979. 11. Alternative Press Index. 2. Quarterly. 12. Editorials; short articles; bibliographies; 3. Canada: $8 (indiv.), $15 (lib. 8 groups). poetry. "Heresies is an idea-oriented journal Outside Canada: add $1.50. devoted to the examination of art and politics 4. P.O. Box 230, Station M, Toronto, Ontario M6S from a fedni st perspective. ' 4T3. 5. Elizabeth Allemang. HYPATIA. (See WOMEN'S STUDIES INTERNATIONAL 6. 191 College St., Toronto, Ontario M5T 1P9. FORUM. ) 7. ISSN 0226-1510. 8. LC cn80-30707. HYSTERIA. 9. OCLC 6295890. 1. 1980. 12. Provides a critical analysis of wanen's health 2. Quarter1y. issues from a feminist perspective. 3. Canada: $8 (indiv.), $15 (inst.). Add $2 outside Canada. Sample copies: $2.50. 4. P.O. Box 2481. Station B, Kitchener, Ontario HECATE: A WOMEN'S INTERDISCIPLINARY JOURNAL. N2H 6M3, Canada. 1. 1975. 5. The H stena Collective: Catherine Edwards, 2. Semiannual. Beck&?ZK-Moe Lyons, Eliza Moore, Kathy 3. $8 (indiv.), $15 (inst.). Single copies: $4 Zinger. (indiv.), $7.50 (inst.). 7. ISSN 0229-5385. 4. English Dept., University of Queensland. St. 8, LC cn81-30633. Lucia, Brisbane 4067, Australia. 9. OCLC 8036553. 5. Carole Ferrier. 10. State Historical Society. 7. ISSN 0311-4198. 12. 'We try to provide a forum for social and 9. OCLC 2530248. cultural issues of interest to women. We also 10. Madison. provide publishing space for creative feminist 11. Women Studies Abstracts. work -- fktion, poetry, graphic arts." 12. Historical and critical articles; creative work; graphics; bib1iographies ; reviews. IKON "Hecate prints material relating to wanen. We 1. 1981. a-ti cularly interested In contributions 2. Zlyear. which employ a feminist, marxist, or other 3. 2 issues $9.50 (indiv.), $15.00 (inst,). radical methodology to focus on the position of 4. P.O. Box 1355,- Stuyvesant- Station, New York, NY women in relation to patriarchy and capital ism. 10009. 5. Susan Sherman. is about 'creativity and change1--the HELICON NINE: THE JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S ARTS AND 12. "g LETTERS. inseparabi 1 ity of the creative process and 1. 1979. social change. It is a cultural magazine, a 2, 3/year. political magazine, a feminist magazine, which 3. $15. Single copies: $7.50 plus postage. shows the experiences of third world women, 4. He1 icon Nine, Inc. P.O. Box 22412, Kansas City, lesbians, Jewish and working women, women in all our diversity." 0 64113. 5. Gloria Vando Hickok. 7. ISSN 0197-3371. 8. LC 80-640627. 9. OCLC 5298604. 10. Madison; State Historical Society. vii.

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S STUDIES. LADY-UNIQUE-INCLINATION-OF-THE-NIGHT, 1. 1978. 1. 1976. 2. Slyear. 2. Annually. 3. $24 (indlv.), $45 (Inst.). 3. $3.75/issue. 4. Eden Press Wanenos Publtcattons, 4626 St. 4. 6058 Baylor Street, Austtn, TX 78703. . Cathertne Street West. Montreal. Quebec H3Z 153 5. Kay F. Turner. Canada. 10. hdison. 5. Sherrt Clarkson. 12. 'Wc primarily seek in-depth research on the 7. ISSN 0703-8246. history and meantng of the goddesses, wanen and 9. OCLC 9275059. re1lglon, wanen's folklores women's 10. Eau Clat re; Madtson; Plattevtl le; Stevens mythologtcal I?efltage, dc., buz some poetry Point; Stout; Nhttauter. and flctlon Is always Included. 11. ARartca: Hlstory and Llfe; HwMn Sexualtty Update; Currmt Contents/Socl a1 1 Behavtoral LESBIAN VOICES. Sct ences ; Socl a1 Scl enca Ci tat1 on Index ; Wancn 1. 1974. Studtes Abstracts; Cedex-RIC; kmclcan 2. Quarterly. Psycholoqtcal Abstracts ; I4.A Intematlonal 3. $10 (Indtv.), $20 (tnst.). Stngle copies: $3. Bt bl1 ography ; Oirectory of Period1cal s. 4. Jonntk Enterprrtses. Inc.. P.O. Box 2066. San 12. Htstorical , crltlcal, and feature arttcles; Jose. CA 95109. book mvtews. 5. ~osaiiemichols. 9. OCLC 8103187. ISIS INTERNATIONAL BULLETIN. 12. Ftctton; poetry; reviews; edltorta 5. 1. 1974. 2. Quarterly. LILITH. 3. $20 (lndiv. & women's groups. alh11). $30 1. 1976. (tnst.. atmtl). 2. Quarterly. 4. C.P. 301. 1227 Caroupc. krttzerland. 3. $12 (Indlv.), $16 (Inrt. and llb.) Single 5. Edttorlal collective. copli!s: $3.. 6. Via 5. Mria dsll'hnlru 30. Row. Italy and Llltth Publlcattons, Inc.. 250 West 57th St., C.P. SO (Corndvin). 1211 Geneva 2. SwttzerTand. mrk,NY 10019. 9. OCLC 4286732. Susan Weldawn Schnelder. 10. ilattevtlle; Stout; Supertor. Issn 0146-2334. 12. ISIS reproduces theoretical and practical LC 83-640809; ~~71-511. Imatton and documentation fra women's OCLC 2694720. groups and the rman's movement around the State Hlstortcal Soctety ; Mllwaukee. world.' Arttcles ; edttorlal s; conference Index to Jew1 sh Perlodt cal s. reports; resource guides. JS& Is a1 so Articlas; reviews; poetry; fiction. 'Lilith is publlshed in Spanlsh. named for the legendary predecessor 0-0 Inslsted on equdllty wlth Adm...As Jswtsh JOURNAL OF WEN AN0 RELIGION. femlnlsts contlnue to rediscover and mork 1. 1981. Jewish practice, the contents of Lilith may 2. 2lyear. serve as an evolvlng Prepared Tab- a new 3. Only avaflable with nanbarshtp, uhlch Includes code of khdvtor. ' monthly mdlllngs and a blbllography of men and religion. Back issues available for $3.50. LIP. 4. 2465 LeConte Ave.. Berkeley. CA 94709. 1. 1976. 5. Martha Ann Kirk (Sprtng 1984 only). 2. Annually. 7. ISSN 82-20870. 3. Austral tan dollars: $7.95 (Indiv.). $10 8. LC 82-20870-5. (tnst.). 9. OCLC 7863169. 4. P.O. Box 139. Parkvtlle. Vtctoria 3052, 12. 'Each journal's focus dlffers. We have covered Australia. areas such as wanen and pouer. wanen and 5. Board: Suzanne Oavtes. Andrea klaughlin. Lts peace. ' Stoney . Jeannette Fenel on. Freda Fret berg, Ktm Oonal dson . He1 en Santcla- -, lrhredt th Rosers- .- KALLIOPE: A JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S ART. $arolyn ~kens. 1. 1979. 12. Li is a femfntst arts journal dealtng wtth 2. 3/year. t&work of women in the areas of film, visual 3. $9. S17/1. 2 years (lndiv.). Stngle CopteS: art, theatre, dance, etc.' $3.50. 4. 3939 Roosevelt Boulevard, Jacksonvllle. FL 32205. M/F: A FEMINIST JOURNAL. 5. Edttorial col lectlve. 1. 1978. 10. Madtson; State Historical Soclety. 2. Semtannual . itself to women In the arts 3. --$5.50 (indtv.), $11 (inst.). Single copies: the1 rmwork and sharing their $3. ideas and opinions. Poetry, fictIon, art. 4. 24 Ellerdale Road. London NU3 688. England. graphlcs, essays, lntervlews with women artists 5. Parveen Adams, Beverly Brown. Elizabeth Cowie. and writers. 8. LC sn82-20378. 9. OCLC 6036119. 10. Madison. 12. "A journal devoted to developing a theoretical debate on women's politics in relation to existtng soctal Ist and fetninlst poll tics." Feature articles; book reviews; 1 etters/cments. viii.

MANUSH I. 6. Editors, Ms. Ma azine, 119 W. 40th St., New 1. 1979. York. NY + 2. Bi-monthly. 7. ISSN 0047-8318. 3. $18. 8. LC 72-624579. 4. C1/202 Lajpat Nagar 1, New Oelhi - 110024, 9. OCLC 1285775. India. 10. Green Bay; Eau Claire; La Crosse; Madison; 5. Madhu Kishwar. Milwaukee; Oshkosh; Parkside; Platteville; 11. Alternative Press Index. River Fa1 1s ; Stevens Poi nt; Stout; Superior; 12. 'Manushi: A Journal About Women and Society Whitewater. focuses on wanen's life situations in India and 11. Readers ' Guide to Periodical Literature; Women on struggles for change.' Studies Abstracts; Abstracts of Popular Culture; Wallace Memori a1 Library; Rochester MINERVA: QUARTERLY REPORT ON WHEN AN0 THE Institute of Technology. MILITARY. 12. Features; letters; poetry and fiction; reviews; 1. 1983. news. 2. Quarterly. 3. $30. Single copies: $7.50. NEW DIRECTIONS FOR WOMEN. 4. 1101 S. Arlington Ridge Road R210, Arlington, 1. 1972. VA 22202. 2. Bimonthly. 5. Linda Grant Oe Pauw. 3. $10 (indiv.), $16 (inst.). 7. ISSN 0736-718X. 4. 108 W. Palisade Ave., Englewood, NJ 07631. 8. LC 83-644761; sn83-249. 5. Phyllis Kriegel. 9. OCLC 9201074. 7. ISSN 0160-1075. 12. News, commentary, book reviews. 'The purpose 8. LC Sn80-52. of Minerva is to provide an infonation center 9. OCLC 3617120. formduals and organizations concerned 10. Madison; Stevens Point. with some aspect of women and the 12. "We are a national feminist periodical written military.. .The editorial policy emphasizes for feminists and committed to reaching out t! diversity rather than consensus. ' those not yet dedicated to a feminist future.

MOTHEROOT JOURNAL: A WOMEN'S REVIEW OF SMALL NEW MOON: A JOURNAL OF SCIENCE FICTION AND CRITICAL PRESSES. FEMINISM. 1. 1979. 1981. 2. Quarterly. 2 to 4/year. 3. $5 (indiv.). Single copies: $1.25. 4 issues: $10. Single copies: $3. 4. 214 Dewey St., Pittsburgh, PA 15218. P.O. Box 2056, Madison, WI 53701. Janice M. Bogstad. 5. Anne Pride. ISSN 0278-0852. 8. LC Sn82-20180. 9. OCLC 5280133. LC sn81-1678. 10. Lacrosse; Madison; State Historical Society. OCLC 7701699. Madison. 12. Feminist review of women's fiction, poetry, 'To provide critical resources on the status of seria1 s from small presses. feminist theory and women's issues in science To publish and MOVING OUT: FEMINIST LITERARY ARTS JOURNAL. fiction and fantasy genres. & encourage work of women writers and artists, 1. 1971. 2. Semiannual. whenever possible, and to ensure the feminist 3. $6 (indiv.), $9 (lib.). Single copies: $3. orientatLon of all work published in the 4. 467 W. Hancock, Room 214, Wayne State journal. University, Detroit, MI 48202. 5. Pmy L. Cherry, Gloria Oyc, Joan Gartland, WOMEN'S TLHES. Margaret Karninski , Paula Rabinowitz. 1975. 9. OCLC 3428883. Illyear. 10. Madison; Milwaukee. $15 (indiv.), $20 (supporting), $30 (inst.). 12. Features; fiction. "We publish quality work by 804 Meigs St., Rochester, NY 14620. women. Library Journal described our journal Editorial collective. ISSN 0161-164X. as one with a 'well-defined aesthetic sense which considers all facets of men's lives and LC sn79-4421; sn78-5963. OCLC 3885912. literature' ..." Madison; State Historical Society ; Milwaukee. National and international news of interest to MS. feminists. Articles, editorials, letters, 1. 1972. reviews. New Women's Times Feminist Review, a 2. Monthly. 3. $14 (indiv.). Single copies: $1.75. review of literature and the arts is issued six 4. Ms. Ma azine, Subscription Oept.. 123 Garden times a yeer as a supplement to New Women's Times. &OH 43302. - 5. Patricia Carbine, Sheree Crute, Joanne Edgar, Suzanne Braun Levi ne, Susan McHenry, Martha Nelson, Letty Cottin Pogrebi n, Gloria Steinem, Ruth Sull ivan, Ellen Sweet, Mary Than. ix.

OFF OUR BACKS. Soclol ogical Abstracts ; Human Resources 1. 1970. Abstracts; Psychological Abstracts; Soclal 2. ll/year. Sclences Cltatlon Index; Current 3. $11 (lndlv.), $15 (contrlbuting), 520 (Inst.). Contents/Socl a1 and Behavl oral Scl ences ; Sanple Issue: $1.50. Two subs.: 520. Current Index to Journals In Educatlon (CIJE); ~anadlan: U.S.Sl1. Prlsoners: free. Chlcoml Abstracts to Readlng and Learnlng 4. off our backs,-lnc., 1841 Colurnbla Rd., NU, Dlsabl lltles; Chlld Development Abstracts and Room 212, Washington, DC 20009. Blbl 1 ography; Devel optnent and Wcl fare 5. off our backs collectlve. (lndla) ;;Human Sexual lty Update; Fan1ly Revlew. 7. TSSR 0030-m1. The Pqcholoqy of Women Quarterly Is sponsored 8. LC sn78-1596. by Dlvlslon 35 of the hrlcan Psycholoql cal 9. OCLC 1038241; 5729287. Assoclatlon. Enplrlcal studles. crltical 10. La Crosse; Madlson; Sate Hlstorlcal Soclety; revlews, theoretlcal artlcles. ind Invlted book Mllwaukee; Plattwllle; Sterem Polnt; revlaws are published In the uarterl " Super1 or. klnds of problains dddn~sedPTd.-* nc u 11. Publisher's Index (1970-1974); Wanen Studles psycho1ogl cal factors, behavl oral stud1 es , role Abstracts; Alternatlve Rress Index; New develomnt and change, career cholce and Perlodlcal Index. tralnl ng , management varl abler, education. 12. Internatlonal and natlonal news; feature dlscrlmlnatl on, therapeutlc processes, and artlcles lncludlng regular reportlng on uork. sexual Ity . health, prlson, educatlon, and lesbl an Issues; revlews; letters; coverage of the wanan's QUEST: A FEMINIST QUARTERLY. movement -- con?erences, act1MS. pol 1tlcs. 1. 1974. theory. 2. Ouarterly. 3. $9 (lndl;.), $25 (Inst.). Slngle coplez: $3.35. 1977. 4. P.O. Box 8843, Washington, DC 20003. bnthly (excluding Feb. and Aug.). 5. Joan Twlggs. $10 (Indlv.), $15 (contrlbutlng). 7. ISSII 0008-955X. 80x 8027, Grand Forks, 110 58202. 8. LC 75-646061. El 1zabeth Hdmpsten. 9. OCLC 2242837. ISSN 0148-902X. LO. Eau Clalre; La Cmse; nadlson; State LC sc78-247. Hlstorlcal Society; Mllwaukee; Plattevllle; 9. OCLC 3400725. Stevens Polnt; Superior; Whltevater. lb. State Hlstorlcrl Salety. 11. Abstracts of Popular Culture; WoMn Studles Plalnsmnan publlshas artlcles, essays, Abstracts. flctlon, poetry, rwlews, graphics for and 12. Focus on long-term, In-depth femlnlst about mnIn the Plains raglon, focuslng polltlcal analysis Md ldeologlcal especlally. but not exclusively, on llves of devel opaent. ' rural uomm. RESOURCES FOR FEMINIST RESEARCH/OOCWENTATION SUR PRIMIPARA. LA RECHERCHE FEPIINISTE. (Fonnerl~Canadl an 1. 1974. Newsletter of Research on'hen. - 1972-1978.) 2. Seml annua 1. 1. 1979. 3. $5, $8/1. 2 years (Indlv.). Slngle coples: 2. Quarterly. 52.75. 3. $20 (lndlv.), $35 (lnst.). 4. P.O. Box 371. Oconto, WI 54153. 4. Centre for Ym's Studlez Educatlon, O.I.S.E., 5. Jane Farm11 , Ellen Kort, Dlane Nlchols. 252 Blow St., Yest. Toronto, Ontarlo M5S lV6, 10. La Crosse; Madison; Whitewater. Canada. 12. Poetry; drawlngs; revlews; artlcles; 5. Margaret Anderson, Paula Caplan, Jennlfer L. announcements ; letters. 'Contributors Newton, Betsy Nuse, A1 1son Prentlce, Frances restricted to Wlrconsln resldents only -- we're Rooney, Joyce Scane, Jerl Wine, Carol Zavltz. trylng to establish a vlable lnfomal network 7. ISSN 0707-8412. for our state's wcmen.' 8. LC 84-641836; cn79-31946. 9. OCLC 5585549. PSYCHOLOGY OF #OWEN QUARTERLY. 10. Mdlson; Stout. 1. 1976. 11. wen Studies Abstracts; Pnerlcan Hlstory and 2. Quarterly. Llfe; Canadlan Educational Index; hrlcan 3. 554 (Inst.). Rates for Indlvlduals available Hmanltles Index; Hlstorlcal Abstracts; uoon reauest. Socl 01 ogl cal Abstracts. 4. inna an ~clencesPress, 72 Fifth Ave., New York, 12. Abstracts; book revlews; blbllographles; NY 10011. per1odl cal resource gul de. An 5. Nancy Henley. Interdlsclpllnary, Internatlonal perlodlcal of 6. Dept. of Psychology, Unlverslty of Callfornla, research on women and sex roles. Los Angeles, CA 90024. 7. ISSN 0361-6843. 8. LC 76-12952; ~~76-790. 9. OCLC 2529664. 10. Eau Clalre; La Crosse; Madlson; Mllwaukee; Plattevllle; Stevens Polnt; Stout. THE SECOND WAVE. SINISTER WISDOM: A JOURNAL OF WORDS AN0 PICTURES 1. 1971. FOR ME LESBIAN IMAGINATION IN ALL WOMEN. 2. Semiannual. 1. 1976. 3. $8 (indiv.), $16 (inst.). Single copies: $2. 2. Quarterly. 4. P.O. Box 344 Cambridge A., Cambridge, MA 02139. 3. $13 (indiv.). $15 (inst.). Slngle copies: 5. Sally Jordan, De Larson, She1 ley Mains, $4.10. Stephanie Poqgi, Shane Snowdon, Donna Turley. 4. P.O. Box 1023, Rockland, ME 04841. 7. ISSN 0048-9980. 5. Melanie Kaye/Kantrowitz, Mlchaele Uccel la. 8. LC 76-25749. 9. OCLC 2267679. 7. ISSN 0196-1853. 10. Madison; Milwaukee; Whitewater. 8. LC 82-640638 ; ~79-8096. 11. Alternative Press Index. 9. OCLC 3451636. 12. Feature articles; poetry; fiction; reviews. 10. Madlson. "All material must be related to the theme of 11. Alternative Press Index; Directory of Women's feminism.* Media. 12. Theoretical articles; poetry; drama; fiction; SEX ROLES: A JOURNAL OF RESEARCH. reviews. 1. 1975. - 2. Monthly. SOJOURNER. 3. $35 (indiv.)., $130 (inst.). 1. 1975. 4. Plenum Publishing Corporation, 233 Spring St., Monthly. New York, NY 10013. $11 (indiv.), $19 (two yrs.), $22 (inst.). 5. Phyllis A. Katz. Slngle copies: $1. 6. Institute for Research on Social Problems, 520 143 A1 bany St., Cambridge, MA 02139. Pearl St., Boulder, CO 80302. Shane Snowdon. 7. ISSN 0360-0025. 7. ISSN 0191-8699. 8. LC 75-646987. 8. LC sn79-2799. 9. OCLC 2243426. 9. OCLC 4656277. 10. Eau Claire: Mad1 son : Parkside: Pl attevi11 e: 10. Madison. Stevens point; stout; ~hitewater. 12. Feature articles; reviews of books, film, 11. Abstracts on Criminology and Penology; Chlld dance, theater, visual arts, and music; news; Development Abstracts and Bib1lography; poetry. "Our editorial policy is to consider Contemporary Sociol ogy; Current Contents ; for publication anythtng that is not racist, Excerpta Hedlca; Family Planning Perspectives; sexist, or homophobic in content. * Human Sexual ity Update; Psychol ogi cal Abstracts; Referatlvnyi Zhurnal ; Sage Family SPARE RIB. Studies Abstracts ; Social Sciences Citation 1. 1972. Index ; Sociologl cal Abstracts; The SIECUS 2. Monthly. Report; Studies on Wanen Abstracts. 3. Airmail:$34(lndiv.).$51 (inst.). 12. Empirical research relating to sex roles; book 4. 27 Clerkenwell Close, London EClR OAT, England. reviews. 5. Editorial collettive. 7. ISSN 0306-7971. SIGNS: JOURNAL OF XDMEN IN CULTURE AND SOCIETY. 9. OCLC 5237209. 1975. 10. Madison; Milwaukee. Quarter1y. 12. Feature articles (e.g., on politics, labor, $20 (students and National Wanen's Stud1es history, employment, media) ; fiction; poetry; Association members), $27.50 (indiv.), $55 reviews; 1etters ; mews. (inst.). Single copies: $6.25 (indiv.), $11.25 (inst.). THIRD WOMAN. e The Urtiversi ty of Chicago Press, Journals 1. 1981. Division, P.O. Box 37005, Chicago, IL 60637. 2. 2/year. Barbara Charlesworth Gel pi. 3. $7 (indiv.), $10 (inst.). Barbara C. Gelpi, Si ns, Center for Research on 4. c/o Chicano-Riqueno Studies, BH849, Indiana Women, Serra House* anford University, University, Bl oomi ngton, IN 47405. Stanford, CA 94305. 5. Norma Alarcon. ISSN 0097-9740. 9. OCLC 8342969. LC 75-649469. 12. *The journal is a forum for the creative and OCLC 1362618. crltical work of, or on behalt of, Hispanic and Green Bay; Eau Claire; La Crosse; Madison; Thi rd World Women in general. Milwaukee; Parkside; Platteville; Oshkosh; River Fa1 1s ; Stevens Point ; Stout; Superior; Whi tewater. 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Clvll Rlghts/Womcn's Rlghts. ..pg. 9 by Donna Span Femlnlst Center.. .. .p. 9 - . by G.6.Rlordan blcfor Mlduest Wcmcn ...... w,.k by Chris Vlolet Capltallsm/Sexism.. ...p. '2r. , by Linda Nelson Snopek That MUSIC (ffctfon) ...... ,. pg. 27 Poetry ...... p. O, 11, 15. 2s. 11. Ffnt Wanan Player .(fiction)... .pg. 42 F~~~fnlstsWraplstr.....p.12 REGULAR COLUaYS by Dabble Helm Feedback...... W. 2 Sllmt Onlooken Strlke again...^. Ilr Calendar ...... pg. '47 by Betsy Rivers Book Reviews...... W. 33 Classles ...... pg. 5 A Fanlnlst Book Hunt.. ...p. .gb Albrn Revlem ...... ps. 40 by Jan Revolinskl . Northwoods Journal .....p. 22 by Karen Bmlle Still LIfe wlth story.....^. 'm flctlon by Janet Kaplan Mfchlg& Fastlval In Dim 'Stra1ts.p. 4 by Red Fox, and Myra Lf 11lane REGULAR COLUMNS Feedback...... p. ~omrnspace/~isterneus.... :p. Reviews ...... p. 3'1 Dear Diary ...... p. 2 J Calendar...... p. Fa1 1 1983 Volume 9 A Women's Studies Journal Number 1 Jodd'6tuder rur la femme

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Diane Stewart Sylvia B. Bashevkin 1 Semn& Socni Background and Political Experience: Gender Differences Among Oncar~oProvincd Y.B. Duggan Party Elites. 1982 Transla~~onofa poem by Chen Lin 127 The Border Is Many Young Men Leo Croarke 128 Beyond Aflirmauve Acuon L. Groulx et C Poiria 25 L place des femmes danr I'rnuignmcnt svpCricur en service social au QUCbec Reports and Review Essays Diana Relke 35 Double Voicr Single Vision: A Feminist Wingof Margaret Atwood's T hrJoumak of SunnoMoodie Mary F. Bishop 105 The Poliria of Abortion: Tm& in Canadian Pearl Dykstra 49 Fcniliry Policy by Larry Collins-Revinud Ellen Ky: Maherhood for Society Thelma McGrmack 118 Mair Verthuy 59 The Androgyny Debate Chruuure Rochefort: dr la con-- de clam a h conscience de caru Karen Alkalay-Gut 129 The Sumng Con-tlon: American Litmlure Robin Ridington 68 and T hs Blerding Heart Stories of the Vision Qunt Among Dunneza fVonml Penny Kemp 132 , Notes on the Women and Words Conference

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Janice Kulyk Kecfer 79 Mrr Mucharsk~and the Princess Book Reviews - Annick Pmt-Bishop ------LJ Femme Coquelicot Donna E. Smyth 135 Qudt (Carole Genon) Elizabeth ~l~~le 136 Iru Murdorh. Work for the Sprrtt (Kathleen Martindale) Dale Spender 138 Canadian Women's Archives Womrn of Idea. And Whad Men Haw Done To Them From Aphra Behn to Adnennr Rrrh (Dorothy Zabonzky) Tamara Adilman 94 Women's Inlluence: Evlyn Fenwck Kinstead Milton Mclua and Patricia G. Holland. &. Lvdia Mona Chrld. Srlrcted Letters, 1817-1880 140 (Francs Early) Nancy Loring Goldman. ed. 142 Female Soldrrrs-Combatants or Noncombatants? Hrstorrral and Contemporary Prrspectmrs (Ruth Roach Pienon) Deborah Barndt, Fcrne Crislall and dim 146 marlno Cettrng Tlzrre: Produong Photostorm wrth Immrgant IVrrmen (Roxanna Ng) Julie White 148 Womrn and Part-lrme Work (Ann puffy) M. Ann Hall and Dorothy A. Richardson 151 Fnrr Ball: T ou~ardrSer Equalrtv In Canadran Sports (Susm 8U. Shaw) February, 1984 Vol. 12 No. 2

National Where We're At...... 2 Anti-Semitism...... LQ1lr15 Letters Home...... 3,16 America Held Hostage...... 5 International Voices From Our Lives Drugging-d.. the Elder.1~.4.5 Writing On Mapess .. ..l2,13 Mercury Poisoning...... 0,9 Calendar...... 17 Palestinian Pxisoners....l4 Classies and Ads...... 18,19 Hot Briefs...... 6,7 R~sou~c~s...... ~~ Issue 116, Jan/Feb 1984 Issue 117, March 1984

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FEATURES I FEATURES Women's Work is Nearly Done: Sony Oavies on lndustrlal Law Reform Act TE HlKOl Kl WAlTANGl Some thoughts from the peace walkers 12 Merata Mita on Waltangi 18 MURDER: THE ULTIMATE DlSCRlMlNATlON When men kill women -18 Run John Run. Hop Janet Hop Jill Abdreports sexist physed h school 18 ANOTHER MAN-MADE BILL McLay on rape 23 Mothers are Leshns toa Mnam Saph~racomes out in print 22 COMING TO GRIPS WITH REPETITION INWRY When the typing starts lo hurt 26 Phltippmes Femln~smMarllee Karl reports 25 lACQUELlNE FAHEY Painting her life 29 .GIRLSg- - - SUBIECTS- - - , - No1 science and lechnoloev 33 Endometras~s.on trouble with bleedlng 28 "# FIONA KiDMAN Writing herstory 38 Dancing with Oanazol. Gabr~eileHansen talks about the drug 30 Sex, Violence and (he law. Calharme MacKmnon inte~ewed 37 ARTS REVIEWS The Foxton MurdertThe GlasgowAawheColour Purple1 THE ARTS WhinalDancing/Setting the TablelSkirmishes Rev~ews.Women lo WomeWBlble Stor~es/lntrustonslCactuail you can/ Educatine Rita/The Dav After 43 Women on the MovelDoes KhW Become You?/Greeham Women Everywhere1 Piecing 11 TogelherIPrec~ousBane 42 -REGUURS LETTERS 2 REQULARS BEHIND THE NEWS: Closing the Gap/Te Hui Oranga 0 Te Moana Letters 2 Nui A Kia/Nuclear Europe/National Hoi Wahine MaorllProtection --Behind the News Waiheke Women WmwWhen Is a repe a rapeiOperatlon BBtz From Whom?/SixAngry WomenI'Pass Laws" in New Zealand 6 Rotorua Women's Reluge and CenlreIWomen Cut Delence/More01 the Cake? 4 BOOKSHOP Advertisement 36 Whal's New B WHATZ- .. - - . - NFW. .- .- 41 Ouectory 33 HOGWASH 42. CLASSlFtED Advertisements 48 Bookshop Adverltsement 35 Hogwash 41 Classilied Advert~sements 48 BROOMSTICK a 6imontfiCy national magazine 9,fm, grc dm women overfi+rty 3543 18Idi 8, sun francisco, cu 94110 (415)552.7460

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3 JUST AmlNGST US SUPERWOMEN by Ann L. Haber 4 Xfi?GiiEimT ~~~Z~I~u"&,z~ by Dorothy Rose 5 NOt A DAY OVER SIXTY by A1 Ice Blackstone 7 FACE IT by Peg Fielding 6SHORT AND FAT by Mickey Spencer cLU% ! 14 "OH MOTHER!" IOMARCH 21 by Joan Shaddox Isom by Sandra Henhkwitz *ow G'tEU WALKING MY SORROU ~GATHERIWG POWER by Joan Shrddox 1- VIOLMlc€ UTm I~PEACETOUR IN THE SOVIET uwIa by Ulrrlene Baldridge by Linda Marie LlWWbu6 zzm PARTINSTOW PATCHUORK 4nmb3-4bq by Jean Poynter ~800TSTRAPH€AlTH by Helen Forelle 'I5UIINESE CHILDREN - by Urn Shennrn 1- by Mickey Spencar momuae =FORTY PLUS(porm) 20-21 CmtzttW by A. 6rlm Richardson LETTING GO 2- Poems by Ularlene Baldridge by biilbul COOL IT by A. Grim Richardson 31~~1Ctrma 26mB 3+lmjs~oo~ 27w RASHypoem) by Ruth 0 Herrn 2m=== ~o~P 27'SURVIVAL HIWUAL" oc1w 38 ~~~'EoPIP~. by Shirley Hogan \ \ QUILTING FIGURES OF SPEECH by Revr -Griffith "THE LAST MEAT LOVE" by Bath Mdlonald 19TARPAPER SAGES Z8MOVIE RNIEW: by Wilma Elizabeth McDaniel "AN OFFICER AND A GENTLEMAN" by Charlotte St. John . ~ChCTLPFZ: %ANTI-AGING NEWS by Oelain Garden SIERRA CLUB by Julia Craig BROOMSTICK a GimontfiCy nationat magazine by, for, & about women over forty

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3 GROWING LIKE A WEED ~KS\l6& by Charlotte St. John 23 "NOG! FOR THE TURBULEKCE~ by Joan Silber 8 QUESTIONS WITHOUT ANSWER! by Jean North ZL+"COPING "Ti A 4"STERXXMY" "A WONAN'S CHOICE" -Pa by Carolyn Keith \a STRANGER IN THE GALLERY by Charlene Baldridge 3eezlnc;s 26 ELDERHOSTEL AND THE BRONTE SISTERS by Willie Raskin 27 AGIKC; LESBIANS HAVE FEW RIGHTS by Carylou Hadditt 28 CONFEREHCE ON AGING PEOPLE ACT CRAZY IN SUMMER by Marie1 Burch l6 by Wilma El irabeth RDanielI

EMPTY AGAIN (poem) "by Carol V. Davis 17 BALLET LESSONS by Marjory Nelson 1 coven by Charlotte St. John ~bC+10n ...TWO PARADIGMS c3.TTtmn.s by Mary Lou Skinner Ross 2 by Kitty Eckfeldt 20-21 CENTERFCLD POEMS 24 by bul bul bv Rosa Felsenburq Kaplan fiFOOWSC\CW Ed=431Z 7 YARD SALE 33I'W3 n2f3L.OV4 by Wilma Elizabeth HcDaniel 35 wrer~ "Ithink I was born. .." l8by ??ary Lou Skinner Ross 3f3fi\\~@VKlL 1e"Three mounds unmarked ..." WE CAKNOT ACCEPT RACISM by Mary Lou Skinner Ross 18DREAM by Isabelle Lyle ZZAGE OF ALIENATION CALYX A JOURNAL OF ART AND LITERATURE BY WOMEN The editors dedicate this issue to the Women's Peace Camp at Kent, Washington.

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POCET SOUND WOMEN'S PEACE CAMP Marwrita Donnelly. Sutree lrving, 415 Wornm Gather to %W the Ecuth Kathleen Reya Photo GUope 42 Dnurt for the Disapeared my 43 Kiss MeSomoza &bcccaGorda, 6 The Wamen and the Nightmare Buildtn fobnroa 44 Untitbd 9 Adolacenre U lhrilbd 10 A~lliUrmw 46 untitled loan Larkin 11 IUsks Dmy.&nyACk 47 ~~ 11 srv-law ElknBam 13 To Praise UndaJosnMilkr 49 Uatitbd Pat sheuey IS Eegr In Baku 50 witled CMYRutland 16 Small Town Girls I1 uaritled ~&kue17 Watermelon In Florence JeniNrrdro U Untitled Joan Fkt 18 Snow Hous8 53 Uui&?d Pat Hutchinr #) TO: GnIly in Eternity 54 untuhd ficsvstiom ACTION PPSIIif4! Andrea Grlide 55 The Rlwrhouw Ch0ouOOUng S Pubah and the Timrkeepinp System Oveny 56 Chima 60 WsFdte Foods g%rmtmohri mb 61 Spi&clplk 29 Mw'ngs in the Garden at Pduy Bah CoryeR Alvuuh 63 Ik.Winter L Past Lyn Lifshii U Blw Clumiu 34 H& MSM REVIEWS 35 When tkBorders Cfwd RcbccuCordon 69 A MowruntqPaeh 36 I Remmhr HaLBeing Lovely But Ian ct.unn LidClifton 37 Red Cmsa Camp: South Me&o Katherine V. Forrest 71 Mothtr Souad Margaret Randall 38 Yesterday's Rain b Not Today's Jill Johnston Lcdk Hayertz 73 Note frum the Red Zone NIT Christina Pacou Katherine Corham 39 The Patriolic Gkk lnyld Wed 74 nowerr from the Volcano 40 LisIm for the Enbin Crying ClarM ~lc~rb(Tram. Carolyn FocrhC) 41 Some fnr* About the h&rt Coffm in th. Marprka Donnclly 77 The Blatant Image Ill Store Barbua Wwin 79 Neruoclr on the Curues Ethel hrtner Contributors 67/88 camera obscura A Journal ofFerninism and Film Theory/ 11

Editorial Gilda: Epistemology as Striptease by Mary Ann Doane Thierry Kuntzcl and the Return of Writing by Raymond Bclfour Personal Film/ Feminist Film by Linda Reisman Intemiew with Marjorie Keller Dissecting The Body Humax The Sexes by Luli McCatroll Book Reviews TkPofitscd Unconscioru (FredricJamcson) by Lea Jacobs M@tyC'at~ (Grisclda Pollock) by Nancy Wood Conference Repon UCLA Gay and Lesbian Media Conference by Larty Home and

John Ramirez 4 n Women Working Women Filmmakers in Wm Germany: A Camlog (Part 2) by Marc Silberman Contributors Announcements - Contents VotumrFalvOctmr 5, Numb.r 1983 1 Winter 1983 Volume 5 Number 2

PERSONAL EXPERIENCES PERSONNELLES I Have Been lo the Mountain Top Marjorie S. May 3! Une renwntre inattendue Michelinc Dumont 37 A Personal Response to Mary Daly Maty Lou Soutor-Hynes 39 79 F~~alslFrenchJeanne Marandu - 2, Women in Buddhism: A Personal Note Suvlrna Sugunosiri ErlglishlAngla~sNancyjuckman andjohanclo Yudey 3 Eastern Exotica: Reflections on an Eastern Orthodox Heritage Maryon Kantaraf/ 94 ENC1.ISIIIANCLAIS FICTION The Modern Movement for the Submission of Women Korhleen Storrre 9 Mary Immaculate Thelma Whearky 53 Nuns and the New Coded Canon Lilw Bode Sullivan 1 ! CHRONlQUES Wo~zandthe Baha'i Faith: The Religious Principleof Equality Ann Buyles 16 A props. . . CdIoque de la FFCF 114 ludaism's View of Women Elyse Coldstern 25 Cinima-.. . -. . - -.Smonr .- .- -Suchet -.. . ---l Id What's in the World Council of Churches~Women?bnna Hunter 2!! M Jeanne Maranda 1 17 Shar~nga Common Future or None At All Lois Wilson 42 The For~otlenGrandmothers: Amerindian Women and Religion in Colonized LIVRES A LlRElBOOK REVIEWS -North Ainerica Jordan Paper 48 EnglishlAnglais 101 Why Church Women's OrganizatlonsThrived: An Excerpt from Women Work Fran$ais/French 109 and-Worshtp In the Unlred Church of Cunuda s!! Books Received 107 The Role of Ritual in Consciousness Changing F. Tsipporah Nemanr 64 Livres requs 112 F. 66 Patriarchy and Goddess Worship Heather M. Ferguson ond Tscpporah Nemani Selected Bibliography on Women and Religion 108 Interfaith Dialogue: The Potential of Women T.J. Rower 7 1 Rastafarian Sislren by the Rivers of Babylon Carole Yawney 73 POETRYlPOESlE Notes from an Interview with a Buddhist Abbess Nancyjackman 8 1 [Unlitled) Rances Marian Lightbourn 8 Muslim Women Hadia hni-Shokzel 88 Cantique h la lumiere Rose lkspres 13 Women in the Religio-Social Context d Hinduism Kalpa2a &r 90 lnterferonce Shulam~sYelin 23 Margaret Laurence and the Patterlls of Pilgrimage Cluta Thomas 96 Recherche hure Cloutler 28 Sexism in W~nnipegChurches (Irrolyn Garlic11 99 By His Wounds You Have Been Healed Anonymous . 30 What does one do with bmkendreams? Kay Bentley Heuer 33 FHANCAlSIFRENCIi Le Credo de la femme Rachel Wahlberg, tradutt par Kate Bultntan &theisme grec el fiminisme contemporain Cinette Parts S 3s Walking to the Well Jan AIcMllltn - 4J La fot baha'i: de I'dmanc~pationde la femme B la paix universelle 6. Wrtghr and I7 Laltbertd 11 ThThVenus of Willendorf Chrtst~neDonald 6! L'i. lise el 1'i.ducatlon des filles au Quebec de 1850A 1950 L7audene La Serre 21 The Journey Nancv Telfer 82 ~imes-nousappel&s P Stre&mes. vierges el meres??? &atrice Gotschrek 27 Prayer Kuy Bentley Hruer - 83 La femme et la religion hjnr~e-ThdreseOlivier 31 Despair ME. Brodburne 87 hQui.bCcoise d'hier H&ne Pelletier-Boillargeon 42 The Blessing of the Cod of Sarah Lots wG~ 89 L'Autre Parole Marie Andree Roy 46 Alone. . . or lonely? Gmevtew Curder 9e Quanil'eglrse interdisa~td'emp&her la fam11Ie Normande Simard.Vasi1 47 Mon Magnificat Drnvsc~oubert-~anrel-- 113______Three Variations 4mm Nampshr - 1 18 La lemme et le couple dans la tradition ju&ochrCtienne Anita Chon 56 p- Cover Photo. "Anadyomene." sculpture by hldryon Wantarolf So~ellerievit Morel D'Amour I 62 IR mariage dans le christianisme fire Dupriez 68 L'oberienne moderne face aux traditions musulmanes. . . D. Zeghar 16 Eylise. femmes et sexualite; un long malentendu Marie Cratton 83 Marguerite Bourgeois. feministe de la premiere heure Jeanne Maranda 90 La Femme etla religion hindo~e~roneSuchet 93 LESBIAN LIVES a lesbian quarterly

CONTENTS Number Eleven, Spring 1984

Notes to Our Readers Judith in the Night, by Catherine Risingflame Moirai Interview with Beverly Smith, by Vivienne Walker-Crawford Ramblings of a Madwomon, by Towanda Madwomon The Drag, by Dodici Azpadu Immigrants, by Marcia Black the dreams, by abby waxman Permutation in Winter, by Cathy Silber Drawing, by Monica Affleck At Yalla's Place, by Merril Mushroom By Indirection, by Tracy Moore Drawing, by Monica Affleck Struggle for Love, by Lynda Pierce ButchlFemme: Knowing Myself and Trusting in Desire, by Rachel Brody Lament of the Unemployed Lesbian, by Judy Freespirit Untitled, by T. W. Perkins Untitled, by Canyon Sam Just a Woman, by Peggy Salik untitled drawing, by zana Familiar Patterns, by Virginia R. Harris petite noblesse, drawing by Loretta Popp impressions of a relationship, by donna harrington The Hurt, by Red Jordan Arobateau This Scrapbook Belongs to Sapphette Jones, by Jiivani J. Dent Letters from Billie Louisi Potts and zana Out on the Farm: Farmed Out Book Reviews Volume 14. No.1 WCML December 1984

NEWSLETTER of the Women's Caucus

MODERN LANGUAGES

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Message from the President (~aren~erritt) ...... 1 WCML Business Report ...... -...... 2 Florence Hove Award Compe ti tion Announcement ...... 4 Report from Feministas Unidas...... 5 Research in Progress ...... 6 B Calls for Papers 1984 P&A Conference...... 7 Other Conferences...... 9 Conference Announcements ...... 10

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Recent Feminist Criticism of Shakespeare (Ruth A. Shauer) ...... 14 Women and Militarism 16 Short Story: Amal Hayari "He had for the Army feelings that one usually has for one's own father." 2 Introduction 18 Iran: In God's Name 4 England: The Power of Their Anger War on earth for a place Examining two ways to oppose militarism: in heaven: women's price armed struggle & non-violence 20 Germany: Silence Means Approval 6 Okinawa: Entertaining the Boys Women's participation in The egects of U.S. bases- Nazi Germany agriculture to prostitution 22 Japan: On the Wrong Side 8 Palestine: Arms in Babes The subversion of an All games become war games active women's movement for children under seige 24 Nicaragua 9 Israei: Women Against the Occupation An interview discussing national The demographics of militarism liberation and current defense 11 Italy: In Whose Service? 27 El Salvador Women's participation in A conversation with the leader the armed service of an all women's battalion 12 Zimbabwe: Too Liberated? 28 Kampuchea: After Decades of War What happens to women The after effects of war after national liberation? on women's social role 14 Denmark: Dollars for Torture 30 W. Germany: Fall Fashion A clinic concerned with Learning to love the bomb rehabilitating torture victims 31 Letters 15 Guatemala: Look At Me ... Poem 32 Resources women's studies library resources in wisconsin vol. 5, no. 2 winter 1984 TRBE OF CONTENTS

Hlom THE CDITOAS ...... 3 Living with the Computer, a guest editorial by Linda Shult. FfmlNlST VISIONS...... ; ...... 5 A selection of women's films of the '80s. by Elizabeth Ellsworth. SPUlFtL COCCECTlONS ...... 8 Private book collections: a conversation with Sue Goldwomon. UOfflEN IN PRINT...... 15 Report on the "Women and WordsU conference (Vancouver, June 30- July 3, 1983), by Carol Fairbanks. NwHIOM UUJ- RIWfl FFlU ...... 17 River Fa1 1s' Women's Resource Center, by Director Paulette Chaffin. W REfff7ENCE UlOAHS IN WOmEN'S STUDIES ...... m New sources on wanen's myths and secrets, Korean and Japanese women, women's art organizations, NYC women's organizations. women's history, incest. herican women's literature, and American women's autobiography. Reviewed by Susan Searing. PERIOD~CRLNOTES ...... el New periodicals : Hurricane A1 ice; IWAA [International Women Artists

komen's Studies; Trouble and Strife; Woodswomen News. S~ecialissues on women in the law: women ooets: literarv imaaes ' of women; women's studies and higher educatioi; wanen in p&t; and contemporary Southern women writers. ITEmS OF NOTE ...... es "Women as an Underserved Population," a slide-tape program on serving women in libraries; Guide to Films on Reproductive Rights; subject catalogs to dissertations and tneses on women's issues; an updated listinq of women's periodicals in the State Historical Society of Wisconsin 1i brary; "Lesbian Catalog Four" from NYC's Womanbooks; more rare and out-of-print books for women ' s studies. UJlSCONSlN BIBLIOGRRPHIES IN UlOfIlEN'S SlUDIES ...... 96 New bibliographies on women's studies reference works (l982/83), women in scientific and technical careers, and women and power. 8OOH flEViEWS ...... 26 The Whole Birth Catalog, by Janet Isaacs Ashford. Reviewed by Carolyn Keith. Sinister Wisdom 22/22: "A Gathering of Spirit: North Panerican Indian Women's Issue." Reviewed by Janice Beaudin. A Lens on the Past: Two New Studies of Early British Feminism, by Maureen Mulvi hi11. inist mew Winter 1983 Number 15 Contents Noticeboard

Women and trade unions in the workplace

Nicola ~hmlesa

What's so special about women's employment?A review of some recent studies of women's paid work Veronica Beecbey

Girls, jobs and glamour NmuSherrutt

Contevtuafizing feminism- gender, ethnic and class divisions Floya Antbias and Nira Yutm l- Dazpis

Women's studies: women studying or studying women? LizKelly and Ruth Pearson

Teaching a women's rights course in a secondary school Alison Kz'rion

One in ten ~VancyAdamson

'Teaching feminism' - a contradiction in terms? jennifw Htirstjfieid mui Eilerrz Phillips Letter

Book Reviews a journal of women studies

Volume VII, Number 2

TABLE OF CONTZNTS Letter to Our Readers ...... iv FEMINISM AND THE NON-WESTERN WORLD Introduction: Feminism and the Non-Western World Barbara Alpern Engcl ...... 1 Sisterhood and Socialism: The Soviet Feminist Movement Rochelle Ruthchid ...... 4 Integrating Third World Women into the Women's Studies Cumculum Nancy Topping Barin ...... 13 The Upsurge of Women's Activism in India Jana Everett ...... 18 Halftones and Half Truths: Looking at Photographs of Thai Women Judy Babbitts ...... 27 Mozambique: Some Reflections on the Struggle for Women's Emancipation Sonia Kruks ...... -32 Women in the Nicaraguan Revolution . Maria Santos, interviewed by Barbara Alpern Engel ...... 42 The Women's Movement in Yugo~lavia: The Case of the Conference for the Social Activity of Women in Croatia, 1965-1974 Manuela Dobos ...... -47 Spaces of Intelligence (India-Eastern Europe-USA.): A Personal Essay Padma Perera ...... 56 Three Poems Debra Bmce ...... 61 In Pursuit of Life Histories: The Problem of Bias Claire Robertson ...... 63 Poem of My Naming, Poem of My Facelessness Jan Clausen ...... -70 Evil, Apocalypse and Feminist Fiction Judith Kegan Gardiner ...... 74 REVIEWS AND RESPONSES The Hidden Face of Eve; Sisters under the Sun; Against the Mutilation of Women Reviewed by Mary Rhodes ...... 81 Third World Women Speak Out Reviewed by Alice Renton ...... 83 Oppression and Resistance; Women in Accm Reviewed by Susan McRory ...... 85 The Women's Rights Movement in Imn Reviewed by Barbara J. Umbreit ...... 87 Against All Odds Reviewed by Cordelia Candelaria ...... 88 Chimes of Change and Hours; Older Women in 'Zbentieth Century America Reviewed by Irma Goldknopf ...... 90

IN BRIEF ...... 92 Spring, 1984 ii 4 .f $2.25

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9 Through the Medical Maze One woman's struggle with breast cancer 14 More Than You Bargained For The home is a dangerous workplace by Ham'et Rosenberg 19 Black Women Organize For Health Makeda Sivera talks to Erica Mercer about a recent Black women's health conference in Georgia

I 4 Update I OUR READERS WRITE

23 My Story Thoughts on Greenham Common by Carol Hay 1 26 Letters

I ETCETERA 3 Collective Notes 8 Healthwise Quitting smoking is a subversive activity by Phyllis Jewen 24 Reviews Menopause Resource Kit Llioman's Experience ci Sex YSTERIA A feminist magazine by women in Kitchener-Waterloo

Volume 11, No. 4 December 1983 Articles Arlene Mantle & On the Line: What About Class? ...... 4 by Mor Lyons Women & Community Radio ...... 6 by Eliza Moore Tradeswoman: What's A Nice Girl Like Me ...... 7 by Kate Braid Women & WordsJLes Femmes et les Mots ...... 14 by Kar Elgir Why1 Wanta Wife ...... 17 by dudv Svfrrs Spirituality & Politics: Complementary or Opposing Forces ...... 22 A btbliugraphy comptlrd by Mary Spies

Poetry "Gone" ...... , ...... 5 by Ruth .Miller Untitled...... :. 5 by Sandra L. Stewart "The Philanthropist" - a haiku ...... 16 by E. Batchrr "View from A Maternity Bed" ...... 18 by Grnine Hannr "I Cannot Sleep" ...... : ...... 20 by Ruth Miller "Question for Marianna Pineda" ...... 21 by klartlyn J. Boylr "Rcmember" ...... 25' by Judtth Wler "Toui h Me" ...... 28 by Ruth Miller

Regular Features \VISPS ...... 2 Lcttc.rs to the Collective ...... 3 Community Resources ...... 19 K\;(lwRcsourics ...... 21 Rc.\,icws ...... 24 She's just Being Hysterical! ...... 28 by Anne Inn15 Dagg THE CONTENTS SECOND SERIES #l ------SUSAX SHERMAN CANDACE LYLE HOGAN Freeing the Balance: Activism B Art An Inrerview Clippings with Blanche Wiesen Cook Definitions SUZANNE LACY JUDITHMALINA In Mourning 8 In Rage: An Analyis Jenny Hecht Aforethought Mabel Beck: Winter 1980 RACHEL deVRIES MICHELLE CLIFF An Impulse to Dam If I Could Write This in Fire, In Us This River is Moving I Would Write This in Fire Howeworkr AKUA LEZLI HOPE JEWELLE GOMEZ A tlanra Marigolds With Mjr Hone LOIS ELAINE GRIFFTTH Disarm myself and you beside. Valentina Womenfolk CHERRfE MORAGA DAVINE The Voices of the Fallers Moth's Legacy HETTIE JONES DOROTHY HELLER Minor Surgeq Drawings MARGARET RANDALL AUDRE LORDE Nicuraguun Portfolio Poetry is Not a Luxury ANONYMOUS Octobm Guatemala Sister, Morning is a Time for Miracles HENRY FLYNT PATRICIA JONES The Radicalism of Unbelief Viewing the Biography JAN CLAUSEN This Pure Egjpnan/EthiopiadAfnud Places to Be: A Cycle for Two Coasts American Dance MERCE RODOREDA IRENA KLEPFISZ That Wall, That Mimosa Glimpses of the Outside BIOGRAPHIES TABLE OF CONTENTS Second Series $2

COLLEEN McKAY ROSARIO MURILLO Ci[r Chtldrcn. A Photo Essay In tk Forcst. There is a Bird PAlV WEJACKSON ELLEN SHAPIRO Hou~~rk 8 Philosophy B the Big Excepnon: Why PAULA GUNN ALLEN I Wnre Fiction from: Tk Woman Who Owned the Shadows 10 PATSY ROGERS JUDITH McDANlEL Hilda's Song: Mwic Shngon rk Wind (excerpt) 21 BETH BRANT RITA SPEICHER A Simple Act Equinox: Three Occasions for Lae and MELANIE KAYE Landrcape 26 Nagasaki Day Los Alamos JANE CREIGHTON CHERYL CLARK Melodies. 1982 28 Three Poem On Bended Knee 29 IRIS ZAVALA FAY CHIANG Kiliagonia/Chiliag~fe*cetpLs) Tall Grasses Rippling in tk Wind 30 FRAN BASKIN ALEXIS DE VEAUX Rebecca Adrmtures of the Dread Sism. Mus Pinto MAKIHA KING B Tk Bndge 36 Common Weed+ Tk Paradigm Alrar of Llberanon 38 B other pm Cheese Poem 39 BEA KRELOFF SPECIAL SECTION: Womenface.: Drawings 40 WOMEN Sr THE COMPUTER SUSAN SAXE ANGELA LUECHT The Duenchannng 46 Compum Graphics MYRIAM DkZ-DIOCARETZ LYNETTE HIRSCHMAN Cuam Poemas/Four Poem 50 Arnfiaal Intell~gence:What Does 1r Mean? 109 ZOE ANGLESEY BEVA E,d?STMAPU' Evergreen War 56 Women B tk Personal Compurer 115 For. Nora Pal; 57 MOLLY JACKSON. TONI RUSSELL JUNE JORDAN Tk New Technology B Work: Poem /or Dana 58 Two Compurer Repairwomen Speak 122 The Cedar Trees oj Lebanon 59 SUSAN SHERMAN LUISA VALENZUEU The Tyranny of Form: Informarion The Artammrnr oj Knowledge 60 Tko~B Compurer Technology 127 /+om Dark Dexres B The Orhers 62 MARGARET RANDALL Technology Information Sherr I35 From Nicaragua (Poem B Phoros) 65 Contrtbutors' Notes 137 TABLE OF CONTENTS

Corn MARIANRUIH 38 SARA MlLES Cccrlia and Annabelle taikzq nuaragua 2 -LINDA HOGAN 4 ROSA MARIA ARENAS wak At the FIeomarbt 6 MlCHELLECllFF The Dm Abcng (an excerpt) 42 NINA NEWNCTON 14 CAROL TARLM Chnrnne Small Deruhr 46 ELVA PEREZ-TREVRSO Hechizo 16 KMKOHAHN XI SAPPHIRE As the DolL Grau Older I gwu ifi uus a sound the Cirlr Chngc N~leBlue 18 ZANA 53 El. GRAFF PCP 19% .Po~ntZm 19 HElTlE JONES Sonnet with Weoporu The Pawe that Refmha 54 BEVERLY JOSE 22 MAUREEN BRADY Monc Sm'k It Rich 61 MARGO MACHlDA 29 MARIAN RUIH Drawings Pornam (Phow) 68 MARYMORAN 3 GRACE PALEY. Ctcat Grandmoth Home TaLng the Rita Back Three Viilages

70 ADRIENNE RICH One Kind of Tm:A Low Pm For the Record UF-nnl 74 WILUCE KIM , - 89 YNE- KING In This Heat. . .. . Thinking A boui Seneca Home Coming Touch~ngBottom a-nd Puth~ngOut CAmERINE ALLPORT 76 SUSAN LEE Phowgraphc Domcrnc Pronus 98 ANDRaE NICOLAMcWUGHLlN 79 ERIKA DUNCAN Inrenieurd ANDREA DOREMUS The Garden for the Blind The Politics of Race 3 Sex in CUNY 84 MARY JANE SULLIVAN 112 SUSAN SHERMAN The Gourd. The Bwi of Ashes Feminism 3 the Nicaraguan Retoiurion Desm Bewnd Gates Pass COUEEN McKAY We ~radOuuide Our Birthplaces to Phoro~aphc Find Our Histories Not Pdect 126 VIDALUZ MENESES Geo~aph:,With~n Lmiu Inwvietrd by 87 SUZANNE MVRIAN MARGARET RANDALL Peace Museum. Himshimu Tuo Poems Climbing the Mesa 135 Cont~ibtcton'Nora International Journal of Women's Studies Editor: Sherri Clarkson Volume 7, Number 1 Contents January/February 1984

A CALL FOR FEMINIST SCIENCE...... 3 Sue V. Rosser ROMANTIC HEROINES IN THE 19th CENTURY NOVEL: A FEMINIST VIEW.. .. .10 Lisa Gerrard PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATORS' PERCEPTION OF SEX DIFFERENCES IN MOTIVATION OF MANAGERS: RESEARCH-BASED OR STEREOTYPED? ...... 17 Leonard H. Chusmir CHILDREN'S PERCEPTION OF SEX STEREOTYPING: A FIVE-YEAR STUDY.. . .24 Donna Kaminski & E. Marcia Sheridan ' ACCORDING TO THEIR AGE: OLDER WOMEN IN GEORGE hlEREDITH'S THEEGOIST ...... 37 RosIyn Belkin SOCIAL FEhlINISlM AND THE STUDY OF AMERICAN PUBLIC OPINION ...... -17 Sylvia B. Bashevkin RURAL WOIMEN AND FAMILY IN IOWA ...... 57 Deborah Fink THE IMPACT OF RAPE LEGISLATION REFORM: SOhiE CONTEhlPORARY TRENDS...... 70 Duncan Chappell BROTHELS AND BETRAYAL: ON THE FUNCTIONS OF PROSTITUTION ...... 81 Mary E. Hawkesworth BOOK REVIEWS Men's Studies hlotiified: The Iinp6zct of Feminism on the ,.icildemic Disciplims, ed. by Dale Spender. Reviewed by Sdly J. Thomas ...... 92

"Trclitors to the &fclscrrlineCcl~isc ": The ,Me?r's Gzinpuigns for Wotven's Rights, by Sylvia Straws. Reviewed by Sdly J. Thomas...... 93 Announcements ...... 95 International

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 5 Editorial 7 Mary E. Hunt: Beyond the Academy Gates

17 Peggy Cleveland: Food, Famine and Feminism 22 K.M. Irwin: Symbolizing Peace 25 Carole Brown: .Civil Disobedience and Conversion 36 Nadean Bishop: We Are Angry Gentle People 42 Winifred Leonard: INTERVIEW Joann Nash Eakin 46 Patricia Page: Wornenworship

54 Jacqueline Collins: BOOK REVIEW A History of Patriarchal Motherhood . 70 Resources 72 Contributors

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Judith B. Goodenough WARM Gallery Keeping 26 Fields in Winter 27 Judith Sornberger To a Serious Woman Mary Sue Koeppel Sense and Sensibility At 11,000 Feet 28 Emily Leider Jantje Visscher Why We Need Moire Study #7 29 Franz Joseph Haydn Letter to My Daughter, Concerning Risks Jean West Phyllis Wiener The Sower 33 Sally Krug Marge Piercy Paintings 5,6 Reading Woolf Photographs 30,31.32 Every leaf is a mouth at Fall Creek 34 The wine For Kim and Thor: On the Death of Dr. Kingsley 35

Pat Cooper Weather Ruthann Robson An Interview with Elizabeth Evans Barbara Deming 37 Will The Eagle Man Barbara Deming from A Book of Travel 46 Elizabeth Erickson The Loosening Pat Mora Aztec Princess 49 Judith Light Ayyildiz Shadows and Signs Notes from Contributors 68 Making Change Notes to Prospective IU Patricia Bratnober Miriam Cohen Contributors/Subscribers 71 U1 Paintings 14, 15, 16 The Way of West Tenth 24 Susan S. McDonald Paintings 50, 51, 52, 53 I Issue Plumber 7

Pomt-Pacturn Document Matmul Archeology Freda Freiberg 60

Daphne Mayo: 'Mbs Michehngdo' From Brbb.11. Judith McKay 63

These Womea Haw Just Fbm Twenty Six Milea Ponch Hawk ...... 8 Nothing New? - Photographs by H81- Glace lad Sandy Edwards Feminist FUm Theory: Reading the Teat Freda Freiberg ...... 67 Barbara Creed ...... 16

Women of Three Geacrattonr A Theatre Work. Community Roject Suehue?. Hannm Rayson. Shirley Codc and prqectpaltlc~pants 70 AMuing Grace Notea u;l Mary Daly's Pha Meaghan Mods ...... 30 I am Whom Yoa Infer: Emily Dickinwn - a Performance Judith Brett ...... ?...... 74 hmOIP Country Saapbmk Lh Stoney and Andrea Mdaughlin ...... 42 Womm and Theatre hjedFantasies lad Rsllitles Laurel McGowan 77 A Lwk at 'The M.n hmSnowy River" Claire McGowan ...... 45 Notes on Coattibutom 81 Born Again PCP Annette Blonsh and Jeannette Fendon 47

Apt/Apwo~dat4A~~m~rl.~w Jeannette Fenelon 50

Namtlva Wbm: Foregrvunding Nanathn Coaventioru Through Nm Snela Gunew 54 Volume 11, Number 1; Spring 1984

TABLE OF CONTENTS REVIEWS SPeCIAL SUPPLEMENT: CONGRESSIONAL - -s-E!m-- Excerpts from Testilony Before the Subconnittee on Civil and Consti- NEWS tutional Rights of the Judiciary - Goldnan, Pemale Soldiers-- Committee of the Rouse of Repre- Combatants or Honcorbat nts? sentatives, October 26, 1983 American Association of nistor ical ii;d.@ntemdary by Carolyn Becraft...... 98 University Women Seeks to Support Perspectives...... -54 Women in the Military ...... 1 by Roman. Danysh by Jeanne Paquette Atkins...... l03 by Judith Clark Turpin by Dr. Mady Wechsler Segal...... 108 DACOWITS Pall Meeting Hosted by Marine Corps...... 4 by LCDR Nonna Cheatham, USN (Ret.) Melosh fbc s cian s Hand: Vietnam Veterans of America -work cult~rean%kh&L7 Passing on the History Show Respect for Women at Founding AM r i-sG...... 66 and Heritage...... 118 Convention ...... 8 by Dr. Nancy Noel by SMGT Jean M. Colby, USAP (Ret.) by Saralee McCoran Wolfe, The Riqht Stuff...... 70 Candidacy Speech of Saralee WAVES gSuper-Siae" Reunion by Jean Ebbert kGoran, Ibnber Vietnam Veterans Has Long History...... 14 of America Board of Directors, by Marie Bennett Alsneyer and WAConvention, November 1983...... 123 Iva Jean Davis PICTION Call for a Women's Inter- World Veterans Federation national Disarmament Alliance ...... 125 Working Group on Women Considers Hero, fhc Eall of Worlds...... 74 by Sonia Johnson Women in War and Peace...... 17 by CPT RitaVictoris DeArwnd, USAP by June A. Willena "Army Women: Looking Towtrd Walton, The Sword tv Forqed...... 78 an Uncertain Puture (Again) ...... 127 by Myrna Rottman by LTC Anna M. Young, USA BULLETIN BOARD...... 22 -- Public Opinion About Women NOT-SO-RECENT PUBLICATIONS INTERSST and the Military...... 139 --UPCOMING EVENTS...... 47 by Dr. Judith Hicks Stiehm Recovering the Bistory of RECENT PUBLICATIONS INTEREST...... Sl Western Military Women...... --03 LETTERS TO MINERVA...... 164 By Dr. Sharon A. Brown --- ..... THE LAST WORD...... 170 APRIL 1 1984 6b VOlUME XII, No. 10

YOU DOMT HAVE TO DRESS (LIKE A MAN) FOR SUCCW meWomm TdlHow myFoud Their Om Pessmd Styk by .Mary Peacock ---. 35 Cbth..Th.tRu Th. "Running Thruugh Um Akpa#FT6st by Susan McHenry ,39

BEITY FORD TODAY-Still Speaking Out mternrw by Glona Sterncm -41 THE YEAR OF THE TEAM: Going Eor tlm 6Ld Tolather MARCH 1 1984 In Four by Mchele Kart 44 VOLUME Xll, 9 a k THE USES OF CHASTm AND OTHER PATHS TO SEXUAL PWSURGfromthe bntmvUNew Book on kxd Destiny by GemeGreer S3 ELECTlONYEAR SPECIAL HOW TO WlM WITH THE GMOER CIIP:W Scsnvior LmfRSFROM READERS -- 7 For tlm '84 fkcClaw by Bella Abzug and Mtm Kelber -. 39 ------MONEI. How To krrirea Honey Wc VOTE NOW AMD MAKE HISTORY: Vmhout WgBankrupt by Ermly Card 15 A l.,,uig~~Pdl ----... ------45 PRIVATE UFE Wither Thou Coast- EUESMEAkHorToTdth.GoalCy.~ Ten Yur, In tlm Life d a Two-Camr Carpla by Pameis Sweeney -- 62 Th. Bd Guys mternew by hdsy Van Grlder ----.. ------55 STORIES FOR FREE UIILDRM: Suwd and Hurt by Ltsa Kuhmerker .69 0orr:TheGmberC.ptmm Etluem PARENTING: Conhnhga Nurd RMnt hqer- The RupnCamp mternew by Judy Mann -. ----.----74 - -.---- How To Teach ChiTo RhstA.uun by Sally Cooper 72 TRAVEL AND ADVENTURE: A CbcMd for the Bumhess Tmdu- How To Orgnta Your Homa ud by Rom Ewnberg --76 wcnm KNEES, THE DEHUTAMTE SLOUCH, IUIR rmmm . The W P~~LWNd Famiddy by Suran BmQnmuUer - 52 WornBaing FdOut-Whm Trying Mu bmsn"t Work by Jmce LaRouche wih Regma Ryan 88 WEDLOCK ficuon by Lynne Sharon Schwa~U -- -- 60 -- HEALTH: TMEthia ot ChoicbAfiu My Amniocsntar& Mike and I FAMILY OF WOMAN: Err ArndBs Amu& photo esay 69 a F.ad UnToughest Daision d Our lives by Rayna Rapp --97 THE HUNDREPYEAR COVER-UP: BACK PACE Th. UnicuDsMb-wfut AN the Insunnu How Frad Baimyd Wanan by CdTams -- 78 --- Caynni.r AWdOR by Mary W Gray .-- --...-104

7 ElTERS FROM READERS ------N:lln Riwand Fa- RIM d 'Capmy & Lwsy" by Susan McHenry - 23 MONEI: Tax Bmds Eor Child hby Ermly Card ----- 16 BOOKS: Virago Modom Uasdes- PERSOMAL STYLE: Fat, Fbhy-hd FaNavbkby Enca Manfred -- 100 B.cntnn Reding fw a Uietime by Adnanne Blue -----27 m) COMMPCT ------.------1- A Life htwmPwn ad Romuna-Wattie Jones's ~os~~~~~:m~~uiom~tw~~~h.n~ifed"fish Talesn by Aim Srutow -- 30 Twice as by Rusty Bmwn ------..----. - 106 High-Mi& Misfits-krsn RWurds Shreds STORIES FOR FUEL CnlLDRM: Wh.n Can D.ddl -ng of W"by D~aneCole . 30 Canr W?by Manha B'tuUnore Nckman .-. ------. 111 InSM A Trd tor Mystery Butts and Two nrrt Wovrtr --.. -- .. 32 BACnPACE:*Runk.forUmGmber~byP;unelaPBdey .-,--118 ANNOUNCING THE ANNUAL Ms. COLLECE FICTION CONTEST 87

NEWS FROM ALL OVER: hilam fw SchoIms A 1tYQu9ld Uuilsnw Her aur+ Peace T& tmm Th. ktBkc; krrn FdJI:A Sign&, M ------19 STRESS SURVEY RESULTS: Sari, Amuing Statistics AboutPmssumonUmlobmdHow We Cop.by 9 to 5, Nauonal Apsoclanon of Workmg Women - .. 81

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March/April 1984

VOLUME 13, NUMBER 2 From the Hometown of Susan 8. Anthonv

Vol X No 2 February 1964 [able of Contents k- Editorial...... ,...... page 2 Gay Ordlnance Passed...... page 3 Commentary: Israel's War ...... Page 4 North Americans in Nicaragua ...... Page 5 Commentary: Both in the Picture...... pages 7 .Haskell on Women's Images...... pages 8-9 Nuclear Dots ...... page 10 1nterview:Margie Adorn, Part 2...... pages 11 Plus Calendar, Announcements, Letters, Women in Business, & Classifieds

Vol X No 3 March 1984 [able of Contents ~lterk'btiveHealing ...... page 3. Women Political Prisoners ...... page 4. Gloria Steinem ...... page 5. International News ...... page 6 & 7. Comiso Peace Encampment ...... page 8. International Peace News ...... page 9. Gllmpses of Greenham ...... page 10-11. Middle'East News ...... page 12-13. Obituary: Loulse Vaccarella .,...... page 15. plus calendar, classifeds, cmnouncements, women in business and more.... e

Feminist Review .urn..s

INS IDE :writing- lesbian history

pa= 4...... SCOTCH VERDICI by Lillian Fade ma.. ..reviewed by Bonnie Zilmnermm

page S...... BOOKS 6 LIFL ...... by Jan Clawen

page 6...... A WORLD OF LIGHT adTHE STORY OF At HOUR by Xartha Wheelock adMarita Simson ...... revieved by Miriam Jacobs

page 7...... SATURDAY NIGHT IN THE PRIME OF LIE by Dodid Azpadu.. ..reviewed by Cpnthia W..h

page 10...... THE WOMAN OF THE WOLF by Renee Vivlen ... revfved by 'LaahFritz

page 13 ...... TREE and THE WOW UHO SLEPT WrTH MEN TO TARE THE WAR OUT 'OF TIIEM by Deena Pktzger...... mvieuad by Daiela .Gioseffi

page 17...... N.B. : LADY UNIQUE INCLINATION OF THE NIL;HT ed. by Kay Turner

page 17...... QmIES

page 19...... BOOKS RECEIVED

volume xlv volume XIV number 3 number 4 march 1984 april 1984

Editorial...... 1

puerto rico A Feminist in Nepal: lntervlew specials with Hanjula Giri...... 2 Women Artists In Puerto Rico....22 Wanen Protest Penthouse in the Subway ...... 9 international Grenada Revisited: An Interim Saneplace That's Our Own: An news Report...... :...... l Interview with Barbara news .Inside Grenada's Revolution...... 2 Smith, ...... 10 Zimbabwe Women Jailed...... 6 Abortion Rights, Wrongs...... 15 Dlary of an Invasion ...... 3 An Open Letter frm the WAA Zimbabwe: Ex-Fighters Remain Battered Woman Convicted of . Grenadian Uoman. Crafts and an Organizing Comni ttee...... 13 Independent...... 6 Manslaughter ...... 8 Airport...... ;...... 25 Elly BJlkin: Breaking the Cycle.14 Portugal : Some Abortions OK'ed.. :6 Rape Is All Part of the Job. Says hsic Videos: Friday Night West Bank Women's Movement...... 7 Army...... -18 Sexism...... 21 India: Women Organize Villages.. .7 Blaming the Victim Again ...... 18 Gay Workers Unionize...... 19 national. , Midwife Bill Miscarries...... I9 india Showing Spirit...... 19 news India: Feminist Fury At Porn Baby Doe Reg Passes House ...... 19 New Bedford Verdict: Guilty...... a book Films...... ;...... 8 UMass Woman Wins Damages ...... 19 Lesbian Activlst Targeted...... ,.4 R.I.P. Title IX: Supreme Court . Undermines Civil Rights.. .. .5 reviews-, . argentina Wisconsin Wives May Get Reforms. .6 Feminist Theorists: Three Centuries Argentine Feminism Gaining UN Women UNhappy...... 6 of Key Women Thinkers...... 18 Speed ...... 9 Oetroi t Protests Rapes...... 6 Families, Politics and Public reviews Frisco.firef ighters ,Fight . . Frisco 6 Policy: A Feminist Dialogue france Third World Second Sex: ...... -- Nestle ~oycottvictory: 1977' on Women and the State ...... -lq - Women's Struggles and National -- Christine Delphy: French 1984 ...... 7 A Piece of the Rope: ~athy-Boudin - Feminist...... 10 Liberation...... -20 Batterer Mysl Pay ...... 7 and the Dance of Death...... 20 -Women,Revolution The Family, in China. and Peasant .2I- A New Low?.. .,...... 7 israel ...... Adot ha-Mizrach: Arab Jews, Sephardic Jews, Sfaradim .....12 regulars features [anti] peacecamps Chicken Lady...... 27 The P6t at the End of the Rainbow Chicken Lady ...... 27 Obliteration As A Feminist Letters...... 28 Coalition: Progressive . Letters.. .28 Ads. .32 ...... Issue...... 16 ...... Possibilities in the '84 Ads...... 29 Election:, .. .;:.-...... 8 VOLUME 7 NUMBER 5 MARCH 1984 JANUARY 1984 VOLUME 7 NUMBER 6

In this issue In this issue 3 EARTHby Nancy Monsebraten ON THE ROAD WITH BARBARA GLOOMAN A PRAIRIE IS A VACANT LOT 3 by Elena Lynne8 4 by Joanna Lloyd WOMEN OF THREE GENERATIONS FARM PIECING A QUILT COMMUNITY 4 by Gail Hand 6 by Elizabeth Hampsten and Jinnie MUne WOMEN AMONG THE SUGARBEETS 6 by Virginia Miller WHO KILLED INFANT ANNIE? KATE BARNARD RESCUED ELF CHILDREN 8 by Linda Brown 8 by Linda Peavy and Ursula Smith -- - COMFORTING THE CHIROPRACTOR'S SON (story) LETTER FROM ITHACA, NYz NOT NEW I0 by Sandra Scofield 10 by Unda Nelson SECOND-HAND SUN @oern) 4P PRAIRIE RAMBLER 12 by Lynne Chambers 13 by Emily Johnson

PSYCHOLOGY OF WOMEN

CONTENTS

Articles Through,the Looking Glass: i\'o U'onderland Yet! (The Reciprocal Relationship between Methodology and Models of Reality) Rhoda Kesler L'ngtr

Gender. Rewards and Research in Education Caroline Hodp Pmell

Abilitv Level, Evaluative Feedback. and Sex Differences in Performance Expectanq Jnpne E. Stake

Sex Role Expectations in Children's Vocational Aspirations and Perceptions of Occupations Ma? Weiking Franken

The Construct Validation of an Attitudes Toward tt'orking hlothers Scale To@ J. Tetenbaua Jussicu Lighter .\la? Travis

Sex and Contextual Differences in the Appropriateness of Assertive Behavior ,\lursha .\I. Litwlrat~ Rifa Furst Svifirt

Retaliation Against Sesual Assault: Self-Defense or Public Ditty? Sliulrgh .\I. J. Tou~ron ,hrk P. Z(rt1ncl RESOURCES FOR FEMINIST RESEARCH/ DOCUMENTATION SUR LA RECHERCHE

table of contentslsornmaire

Women and EducationlLes fernmes et 1'6ducation Guest Editors/ Redactrices invitees: Somer Brodribb and Mary O'Brien

Letters to the Editora ii Courrier Editorial 1 Notice Mitoride Information Notes 2 Calls to action

review articldessai critique

Review Article 3 Mary O'Brien

book reviews/comptes rendus

Alison Rentice 17 Woman's True" Profession.. Voices born the History of Teaching Nancy Hoffman 17 Going Up Into the Next Class: Women and Elementary Teacher Training, 1840-1914 Frances Widdowson Celine Guilbert 18 L'ecok rose . . . et les coh roses Francine Descarries-BBlanger Helen Lenskyj 19 Girls' Sports: A Century of Rogress in Ontario High Schools Helen Gurney Linda Kealey 19 Those Certain Women Linda Squiers Hansen Marie-Frances Arseneault 20 Les religieuses enseignantes dam le systhme d'kducation du Quebec MarieJeanne Alexandre, CND Maryann Ayim 20 "What's wrong with high school English?. . . It's sexist . . . un-Canadian . . . outdated" Patricia Galloway RFR/DRF

Volume XII, Number 3, November 1983 (untinued)

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Filmography for Resources on Women and 22 Stephanie Denmark Education Teaching Resources, Curriculum Handbooks, 28 Media Kita and Specid Publications Available for Teachers Bibliography of Material ~vailablein the 32 M. Didi Khayatt and Somer Brodribb Women's Educational Resources Centre Curriculum Development in the Secondary 46 Schoo~veloppementde programmes dam les kolea secondaires Curriculum Materials Developed by Educational Authorities Women's Studies in Toronto High Schools !50 C. Whitaker Women's Studies Canada 1983&tudes 53 Somer Brodribb feminines am Canada 1983

Canadian Universities: A Learning 70 Somer Brodribb Environment for Women? Leo femmes peuvent-elles vraiment poursuiwe 71 Somer Brodribb leurs etudes dam les universitb du Quh?

current developments

Tools for Change: A Curriculum about Women 72 Rita Chudno~kyand Nancy Jackson

work in progresslrecherches en cours

women's educational resources centrelcentre de recherche et documentation sur la femme

subscription form/formule d'abonnement

78 SEX HOLES A Jom~:~lof Rcsearrh

Vob 10. Nor. 112 Jsnuar) 1'184

Children's Attitudes To\\ ard Sex-Role Div~sionin Adult Occup~tionalRoles Cynrhio J. Archer Southern Traditionalism and %\-Role Ideology: A Research Nolc Nurr E. Jolrnson ond C. Slrarinorr Sides The Relationships Among Gender Concepls and Cognitive hlaturily in Prcschuol Children Dunu Ruserrberg CuPrr Fishermen's Wives: A Case Study of a Middle Atlan~icCoa\ial Fi5hing Con~munity Volume 6, Number 1.5 Riclturrl D. Drxon. Roger C. Lo~vrr.v.Jurrres C. Strhello, orrd blurcrrs J. Ilrphurn Scx D~flercncesin a Sin~ula~cdClassroom Economy: Children'r Belief\ About Entrcpruncurship bfurrlvrr AlurrrrlrA.~urrd Alrchurl Currrpkll Response Bias in Sex-Role Attitude Measuremcn~ bl~rl~uelD. Grirrtes orrd Gt8r.v 1 . Iiurr~err

Sexisnl and Dcau~yimin Womcn's E\alua~~o~~sof Peer Pert'ormd~~ce Tlrurrros F. CusIr andCIa~rr A. Trr~rrrr TABLE OF CONTENTS Din~ensionalitsof he Bem Scx Role Ipentory: A hlult~dimen~ional Analysis Libb-v 0. Rurh Perceptions of Fe~nateand Male COIIIIC Strip Characters 11: h\orabili~yand ldenrifica~ionarc Dift'crcnt Dimcn\ion\ TO AN ENGINEERING SISTER, Pat Hutchings. ..l Churles R. Porkoy orrd Curherrrre E. Porko.v NOTES ON INDEPENDENCE, Stephanie Pogg i ....4 hleawting Sex-Role S~creolypcs:Attitudes Among llong Kony TEA & ORANGES, Karen Lindsey ...... 6 Cl~~nc

BOOK REVIEWS SINISTER WISDOM 25 Winter 1984

Contents Notes for a Magazine Michaele Uccella & Melanie Kaye/Kantro witz Drawing, pen & ink Sudie Rakusin Crnk Elaine Hall Restricted Wing: 1968 (from a novel) Maria Stecenko Cintur6n Maria Iannacome Cola Kaddish Melank Kaye/Kantmwitz 4 poems: Wite Point, Permafrost, Alcoholic, Dustdevils & Pnverbal Choirs Gretchen Cot& Who Is Your Mother? Red Roots of White Feminism 0 Pclula Gunn Allen From Battered Wife to Community Voiuntefr: Testimony of a Welfare Mother Juana Maria Poz Like Old Rags Gretchen Pullen 2 poems: Marie's Poem, Violations Phoenir Her Name Is Helen Beth Brant I've Paid My Heavy Ducs Ruchele ZeOeh Homewrecker Arlhe Zirnmerrnan Women's Poetry Readings: History & Performance (Part I) Katharyn Machan Aal interviews Judy Grahn Photograph, Darquita and Denyeta in Park 0 JEB 2 poems: How Does You Love Me, Sweet Baby?, Lady Godiva SDiane Bogus Exmatriate Jacqueline Lapidus fmm Tales of a Lost Boyhood Linda Srnukler Photograph, Baltimore Dykes JEB Poem & Story: Visitation of the Icon, A Letter of Apology to Ms. Alice Dorothy Love Regret: A Night Poem 0 Kathavn Machan Aal Photograph, Moon Forest Beth Karbe Love Poem Amanda Powell 2 poems: Thoughts During Rape: Beirut and New York City, Sabra Hagar Jill Drew Drawing, pen & ink Anita Bigelow Ariel's Song Susan Stinson Drawing, pen & ink, Greenham Common Beverly A 'Court Pictures from Seneca: A Jew Riding the Edge Helena Lipsradt from The Dinosaurs Could Come Back Estrell Root Contributor's Notes Announcements - - -,--- -<.. -- -- . --. . . --.-. FEBRUARY 1984 CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSEVS 2001 8 Volume 9, Number 6

SEARCHING FOR HEALTH EmIkDirch Health in a Sexist Society 5 WdySanford The Pressures to be Thin 6 Judith Stdn. RcnRae Seam fither Rm Being Fat in an Anti-Fat Society 6 Korhi Maio Advice from a Breast Tumor Survivor 7 Sawn Shapw Mental Patients' Liberation Front 9 &won Women's Health Book Cdlrniw From the NEW Our Bodies 10 Abby TaIImw Violence Against Lesbians 11 Molly Lovdock Establishing a New Model 15 Lceschuanz The Health Alliance 15

DEPARTMENTS Books ;i 16 0 De Larson on 0111 From Under Molly Lowlock on Black Women Writen a1 Work and Womca Writen Talkiryl U MichdIeHarriron on Dmughnn olCapper Woman U New and Norewrth~ Calendar 21 Cinema . 19 0 Susan Shapio on Tmof EndarmmI El Linda Hi& on Silrrood ClnssiPied 25 Health and Thempy Resources Directory, 12 Health Briefs 8 News Briefs 4 Poetry - 18 Mane Plercy/My Morhcr's Body Theatre 20 0 Joyce Flynn on Snppho md Aphrodite 0 Stephanre Poggl on Agmnst the Grains Women-Owned Business Directory20 February 1984 issue 140 March 1984

FEATURES 6 A Friendly Visit to Mrs Mandela. Fatima Meer takes us on a journey to the home of her close friend 21 Mixed feelings about abortion - support groups spring from a C4 programme 2T Rosa.Mayreder: Austrian Feminism, by Harriet Anderson BLS'Access tsn't only about stah - a letter from two dlsabled WOmen 26 All about the Older Feminist Network with Tma, Madelaine-Jae, Joan and Irene 27 Two Poems by R.M.Kelly 28 Back to Black - definitions and struggles 34 Rosa Mayreder: Austrian Feminist. by Harriet Anderson 49 Raqs Sharqi, Egyptian Dance: an interview 52 Two responses to Fanlily Protection Racket: 1. Living wid? a man by Margaret Elphinstone 2. Bringing up children by Anne Cunningham POETRY AND FICTION 18 Fiction: The Meal by PJ&lketaaafld The Dream by Piri Monkus 23 Poetry: Somenody's 3~ghterby Susan Lelliott NOTE: 1. We are inundated w~thfiction from our white readers. This IS a special appeal for Black and Third World Women to send us their fiction. The closing date is the end of March. 2. Egeria from Kernow wrole us the fiction Lady Killer. Please give us your new address. REVIEWS 40 Books: Scan Upon My Heart - women's war poetry, edited-by Catherine Reilly: Women Draw 1984 - women cartoonists; Janet Frame's Scented Gardens for the Blind, and more Art: Rose Garrard at the Ikon Gallery: Textiles making ana meaning Theatre: The story of a teenage pregnancy Film: Vassa - Russian film directed by Panfilov; Can she bake a cherry pie directed by Henry Jaglom TV: Pictures of Women; Class of '62 Dance: The women against series. and Waxin';don't make me what I am

REGULARS 4 Letters: Response to Editorial of SR 138, more about Racism, Abortion, Adoption, Ireland, East Germany and more . . . 3 News. New moves against abortion, Anti-sex lobby on the move, tbe latest news on American involvement in Grenada, Angolan women visit Britain 31 Shortlist: campaigns, publications, projects and more . . . 35 Classified: find a pal, a home, a job.. . 56 Subs: special subs offer for International Women's Day TiStudies in Women's Lterature Volume 2, ~umbe;2 Fall 1983

CONTENTS

From the Editor's Perspective

A Speaking Sphinx Jane Marcus

Frankenstein and the Feminine Subversion of the Novel Devon H*

Creating the Woman Writer: The Autobiographical Works of Jane Barker Jaspencer

Jane Austen's Anti-Romantic Fragment: Some Notes on Sanditon John HLJpemr

Charlotte Elizabeth Tonna's The Wrongs of Wm:Female Industrial Protest Joseph Kesrner

Reflections on Feminism and Pacifism in the Novels of Vera Brittain Muriel Meb

REVIEWS Nancy Walker, Emily Stipes Watts, Maw E. Papke, Ruth Weston, Jane Marcus, Joan M. Ferrante, - Nina Baym, Joseph Kesmer Women & Health

Volume 9 Number 1 Spring 1984

IN RECOGMTION OF . . . The Nume's Story. by Carol Gino Elsie Field: Portrait of a Physician Reviewed by Marie OTi.RN. MSN Patricia Riddle. PhD l7re C~~~plneW vf Wvmen1S HenIth, edited by Gail A Review of Female Ejaculatmn and the Grafmberg Spot Chapman Hongladarom, Ruth McCorkle. and Nancy Edwin G. Belzer. Ir., PhD Fugate Waxls Rcvicwrd by Evelyn L Beileron. BA Physical Health of Clerical Workers in the U.S.. Framingham, and Detroit 17 The Complete Guide to Women's Health. by Bruce D. Lois M. Vehgge,PhD Shephard and Cad A. Shephard Reviewed by IweQuitu Beoliel. Rh', Abomon: Predicting the Complexity of rhe Decision-Making PhD Process 43 Myna L Friedlandrr, PhD Wmen and Sprrs: An Hisroricd, Biolqical. Physiolvgical Theodore J. Kd. PhD adSpunsmedical Approaclt. edited by Jan Bomu. Marcel Cadpl A. Sn'mcl. Phn Hebbdinck, ard Antonio Vererando Reviewed by Kurhlem LeVuche. MA Work Disability from Coronary Hcan Disease in Women Thonurr N. Chirikos. PhD Our Own Years: What Women over 35 Should Know Abow Jennie L Nick4 MS 77temselws, by Alice Lake Reviewed by Carole Hankin. ED Diabetes and Female Sexuality Max Ellenbeg, IUD

BOOK REVIEWS Jennifer: A Revealing Story Abour Genital Herpes. produced Shorl-Tenn Psychorherpres for Depression, by Tom Coleman for The National Institute of Allergy and edited by A. John Rush Infectious Dim(NLAID) and The National institutes of Reviewd bv Alice W. Lubin Hcnlth 99 and Bornard Lubm, PhD Reviewed by Barbam J. Berger. MD Binh Conrrol adControlling Binh. edited by Helen B. People with Herpes Speak ro Ann Lmders, produced by Holmes, Betty B. Hoskins. and Michael Gross; The Candace Gulko. Park Row Publishers for the Information Custom-Made Child, edited by Helen B. Holm. Center on Herpes Di.- 101 Beny 8. Hoskins, and Michael Gross 83 Reviewed by Nancy A.R. Rotl~bnum.RN. Reviewed by AM Bnrchy. RN, MDiv BS

Breast Cancer rite P.~~cl~ologicalEffects of the Diseare ad NEWS & NOTES 1 05 Its Frearmetu. by Karen Gyllenskold 87 Reviewed by Julia H. Rowland GUEST REVIEWERS 107 Women & Performance: . A Journal of Feminisf Theory

Women & Performance: A Journal of Feminist Theory Vol. I, No. 1 Spring/Summeu 1983

6 Notes toward a Femlnlst Performance Aesthetic by lwcrrlha Rom 15 Why Do We N..d a Femlnlst th.otret by Clam Cay Sondm Sega/, Rob- &lor I f9 trunsformd/vo Arp.cfs of Merdfh lUonkls Mmen & Performance 88Educatlonot tho Q/rlchUdw A Journal of Feminist Theory by Marianne Goldberg 29 beyond the Qlldd Cagex Vld-ArtId Dorls Chat. by KOrr,wn ~owkik-rn 36 Flrrt Parson Plumlr A Portlbllo From the theatre of Angna Enters with commentmy by Glnnlne Cocuaa 40 thmrks of Melodramat A hmlnlst Peop.et/ve by E. Ann Kaplon

Pina Boucdr timm- A /Tam ot Wmarlt Encounter

18 uS/stersN or Never trud Anyone Outside the Famlly Filmmaker llIzie Botae~~ by Robe& Sklm An 1n)mview Anne hiedtmg n the Womenls ~ro1.0t~A ~rot~~e by Julle Molnt~ W&on and Designen RePo# 74 hv/ews b Resources onSexDirulmrhotianinMolheQlre -- Kw Carney and Julbne Boyd - 46 Jane Chombm In Mmoriom Penny Landau

Apple Pie and Signs ot life Contrusting Fom,s in Feminib Dmm~ Vhion M. Fvlmka

apple Ple Myrna Lamb

Reviews & Resources Biopolitics and Gender

Women & Politics Volume 3, Numbers 213

Sex, Endocrines, and Political Behavior NTRODUCTION: Biopolitics and Gvnder Dean /oms Meredith W. Waru Ek'zuberh S. Mire Bi,Gender, and Poliic~:An Assessment and Critique Power Structures and Perceptions of Powa Holders in Denise L Boer Samesex Croups of young-Children David A. Bosiru Diane Carkon Jones Androgens and Participation Power Menstrumion and Participation The Ethological Study of Dominance Biopolirics as an Explanatory Paradigm Leadenhip as a Power Phmmenon Sex Differences In Lndenhip and Dommance Political Ideology, Sociobiology, and the U.S. Women's The Study Rights Movement The Power ~ienrctks Sum Ann Kay 3. Relathhips among Hierarchy Variables Douglas Meikle Pemep~onsof Power Holders Contlia within and between ldeolop~es- in Ihc U.S. Impliuions Sociobiolog Imp1ic;ltions from kobiology for Reform Feminist Explaining "Male Chauvinism" and "Feminism": Ideology and Policy Prescript~ons Cultural Differences in Mde and Female Reproductive Conclus~ons Strategies 165 Roger D. Marrerx The Bioplitics of Sex: Gender! Genetics, and Sexual Inequality as a Problem for Reswrch 166 Epigenetics Natural Select~onand Cultunl Nom 167 Glendon Schzrben Incluswe Fimess neory and Gender Differences in Sexual Dimorphism Reproductwe Strategy 174 Sex Roles The Evoluuonary Ongm of Human Gender Roles 180 Poiir~calBehavior The Causes of "Male Chauvmsm" 193 Conclus~on Sexual Dirnm~nar~on~n Industrial Socledes 198 Conclusions 202 Women

Volume 2 Volumc 3 Numkr4 Numkr 1 Wfnl~r1983 spring 1984

EDITORIAL

LSD Expriean as an Opnine m che Fcmini: A hrul Accafnt Natalie Rogers

Women adthe Divorcing Process:Therapist adLawyer Fahis, Nonxxisc. adTcdithd Models of Thaapy: cdlaborarionr knpikahs for Working with Inmt SIvilo Cdiina Julie B* Borrca E. Bemnrin Older Is Beam Susan Kinmcr Conquering Discudcd Homemdcr Despair Marie Doyle

POETRY SECTION REVIEW SECnON Today . . . Char Dyslin Homing A Modvr and Two Daughten. by Gail Godwin Rrvid by Ellen Pu~bLuJI Coming of Age: A Sestina Feeding the Hwrgry Hean: the Experience of C~(puisive Borfwo Goldbcg Eiuing. by CIcnccn Roth - Rrviewed by Mark Bmdy Haw I Changed So Much? Yi* semoncs You Can 't Keep A Good Woman Down. by Alice Walker Reviewed by Juliet Mehmid Mim Jarefovic Spekfor

Counseling Women: A Guide for ~empists,by H. V.Collier Rrw'emd by Angeia Barn McBride

"Rep& Personal Best: A Critiguc of the Movie" Reviewed by ThrhP. carcrlono Volume 9. Number 3 Spring 1984

Reality and the An History Major. Liane Grunberg ...... 4 Four Manitoba Artists. Marian Yeo ...... 6 Exhibitions Two Canadians in New York. Diana Mwris ...... 7 Holiday Invitational at A.I.R.. Michelle Slater ...... 9 At Home in bsAngeles. Jill Baker ...... 9 Domestic Environments. Rena Hansen ...... 11 Esther Gyory. John Arthur Shanks ...... 12 Marina Cappelletto. Scefany Blyn ...... I2 The Artist and the Quilt. So& Bumham ...... 13 Quilt National '83. Shm' R . Beckennun ...... 16 Book Reviews The Artist and the Quilt. ed . Charlotte Robinson. Sabra Mom . 17 Emily Can; A Biography. Maria Tippett. Sylvia Moore ...... 18 Vanessa Bell. Frances Spalding. Liane Grunberg ...... 20 Big Ideas. Lynda J . Barry. Lisu Boles ...... 21

Fads in An-Caner Ratcliffe. Gladys Osterrnan ...... 22 Almanac ...... 23 WOMEN'S IN'TERNATIONAL NETWORK NEWS

1 EDITORIAL Volume 10, Number 1, Winter 1984 2- d WOMErJ AN0 THE UIiITEU NATIONS UNITED NATIONS 38th SESSION / THIRD COMMITTEE U.N. END OF DECADE FOR WOMEN CONFERENCE Preparation COMMISSION ON TEIE STATUS OF WWN Sessron ITTEE FOR UN - FUND FOR WOMEN INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON POPULATION - Mexico City, August 6-13, 1934 // NGO Organizations' Activities FA0 - FWD k AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION Decade for Women Activities // FA0 Programme: Women and Agricultural Development // Expert Consultation on Woman in Food Production: Background Papers INSTRAW LOGO DESIGN COEIPP"IT1ON NGO CWITPEE ON THE U.N. DECADE FOR WOMEN

9-10 WMEd Adll IiUERNATIOiiAL AFFAI HS : CLEAH1;JGhOUSE

WHO : World Health Organization ' mE Food k Agriculture Orqanization mm0: U.N. Edw=ational, Scientific k Cultural Organization ?mizE U.N. Children's Fund !Em?-- Technical Assistance RecruitmMt Service ~osriqnService Careers 11-19 WOMEN AND DEVELOPENT IMPACT OF LARGE SCALE DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS ON WOMEN: Sex Roles and the Diffmrehtral Impacts of Development Progacrs: A Series for Planners WOMEN AND DEVELOPMENT: THE SEXUAL DIVISION OF LABOR IN RURAL SOCIETIES, Edited by LOURDES BENERfA - Book Review DAC - DEVELOPUVT ASSISTANCE CWITTEE of OECD Adopts Support Principles of Women in Development RURAL WOnEN EXCLUDED FROM TRAINING IN NEW TECHNOLOGY - International Labor Office Information Newsletter INTERNATIONAI, AGRICULTURAL TRAINING PROGRAMS FOR WOMEN by U.S. Mpt. of rrculture INZGRATION OF WOMEN IN DEVELOPMENT - CIDA (Canadian International Develop ment Agency Program) WOMEN AN^ T@ GLOWTEXTILE INDUSTRY by Transnational Institute POOD SYSTEMS k SOCIETY IN AFRICA: An Assessment and Study with Reference to Conditions of Women - examples from Sudan, Egypt - by UNRISD 20-30 WOWi AIiD HEALTH WORLD CONGRESS OF PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOCIATIONS WHO / PAIIO: "Partrclpation of Women's Organlsations in Primarv Health Care Actrvities" - Two Reports of Pan Amerlcan [Iealth Organization WHO: SELE~PUBLICATIONS ON WOMEN'S HEALTH: Family Health List Of Pub- lications // Self Care: Indivrdual, Family and Community // Guidelines for Training Country Health Workers in ~utrition// ~raditionalBirth Attendants - Bibliography Supplement I1 // Control of Nutritional Anaemia // 1983 Catalogue of Publications FAMILY PLANNING: The Right to Family Planning // Vasectomy: A Safe Pro- cedure // No Advance in Male Birth Control // Indonesia: Family Planning Lags in Cities // Family Planning in Sudan // Risks and Benefits of Birth Control Methods WOMEN'S HEALTB: Women's Health in USA // Remedies for Pregnancy Problems // Women's Health Information Centre (UK) // ACTIVE BIRTH // Occupational Health Encyclopedia // Maternity Leave in USA: A Comparison // Breast- feeding Curtailed by Short Maternity Leave // New Abortion Legislation in Spain 31-40 FEMALE CIRtUN IS 1014 : GEi4 ITAL AND SEXljAL MUTILATION FRANCE: Report on Female Sexual Elutilation in France by GAMS (Women's Group for the Abolishment of-ase Histories of African Women in France by GZlMS (Women's Group for the Abolishment of Sexual Mutilation SWITZERLAND: Warning Against Female Mutilations by Ethical Commission of Acadeny of Medical Sciences SPECIAL NGO COMMITTEE OF U.N./GENEVA organizes seminar in Dakar on "Traditional Practices" BRITAIN: Prohibition of Female Circruncision Bill debated in ParliamenL // "Proposal on How to do Sexual Mutilations in Operating Roomn pubiishea by FORUM Magazine on Sexuality in. Britain by Anonymous Author - Resgonas by WIN NEWS WORLD BAhK fails to Discuss or introduce Prevention of X/GX in New Sralth Prograns in Africa Volume 10, number 1, Winter 1984 (Continued)

WOMEN'S INTERNATIONAL NETWORK NEWS

WIFE ABUSE: Battered Women's Directory // Germany: Women's Shelters Estab- lished //Why Battered Women Don't Leave Home PORNOGRAPHY: Pornography A Civil Rights Issue - Legislation // Women Against Pornography RAPE: One of Three Women Raped // USA: National Clearinghouse on Marital -Rape // Pakistan: Islamic Law Punishes Rape Victims While Rapists Go Free // USA: ,Rape Sentence: Castration or 30 Years // Pacific Islands: Rape and Violence Against Women SEXUAL HARASSIYENT: Widespread Sexual Harassment Found at Harvard: Univer- sity Farls to Act // Alliance Against Sexual Coercion 47-54 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA SURGE IN MOSLEM FUNDAMENTALISM Increasingly Affects Women's Freedom IRAN: Tehran Unlversity Reopened - Teaches Women are Weak and Dangerous THESTATUSOF WOMEN IN JEWISH AND IS~IICMARRIAGE DIVORCE LAW: A survey and-.. - Comnarison- - . *------ZIMBABWE: Baby Dumping Result of High Birthrate // Women Persecuted by Male-dominated Government under Pretext of Prostitution ATRCW: African Training & Research Centre for Women NAMIBIA: SWAeO's Women's Council: A Double Struggle

55-61 REPORTS FRO!! AROUND THE UORUI: ASIA AND PACIFIC JAPAN: Legislative Changes Required // Status of Women - Overview // Equal Employment Legislation Proposed // Women Suing Nissan Motors BANGLADESH: Polygamy Leaves Women/Children Destitute neof Women's Federation Strengthened SOLOMON ISLANDS: Bride price Regulated PAKISTAN: Women's Movement Growing INDONESIA: Literacy Program Supported by Women Volunteers // Employment Opportunities Lacking for Educated Women SRI LANKA: Women's Life Span Grows AFGHAN WOMEN REFUGEES IN PAKISTAN: Discrimination and Segregation Supported by International Agencies

REPORTS FRIIM, AROUND THE WORLD: EUROPE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY: "Migrant Women and Wives of Immigrants'- Report by Com- mittee of Women in Europe - European Parliament // Council of Europe: Committee to study the Role of Women in Politics BRITAIN: EEC Court Rules Against Britain on Sex Equality // Statistics about Women in Britaln // Women's Organisatiron Listing // Britain's Equal Pay Legislation Changed to Comply with EEC // Women's National Commission // Women Denied Careers // First Woman Inaugurated Lord Mayor of London IRELAND: First Women's Affairs Conference held by Irish Transport and General Workers // Irish Feminist Information // A Balance Sheet for Irish Women: North to South // Irish Marriage Law Challenged by European Human Rights Co-ssion SOVIET UNION: Equality in Family Recommended to Increase Birthrate FRANCE: Comm~ssionto Feminize Language Set Up Greece Through New Eyes Tour by Women's Union Planned/June 1984

REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: ArlERICAS NICARAGUA: The Status of Women has Changed CANADA: Jeanne Sauve - First Woman Nominated to be Governor-General National Committee on Pay Equity Organized // Women's Worth - Compar- able Worth Doctrine // The Wage Gender Gap Challenged // Amerlcan Farm Women Conference // Political Gap Between Women and Men Confirmed by Poll // U.S. Women and Soclety Changing // Women's Hlstory in America Chronicled // Our Jobs, Our Health - A Woman's Guide to Occupacronal Health 6 Safetv // A Gulde to Editlns - Publishlns a Newsletter // U.S. Population ~at:Sheet 76-d0 II~FOR~~ATION OF IHTEREST : INTERNATIONAL Review

2 WINNER: Dr. Barbara McClintock. Blolouist of Books Volume 1, Number 6 March 1984

Wdy. hlcKaum Powers of Desire: the Politics of Sexuality afired by-Ann Sntrow. Chrurme S~unsdand Sharon Thompson

Barbara Hobson a Prostitution and Prejudice by Edward Bnsrow; Beautiful Merchandise b.v Sue Gronewold

Gabrielle Daniels Home Girts: A Black Feminist Anthology, edtrcd b.v Emborn hrh

Michelle Cliff The Woman Who Owned the Shadows by Paula Gunn Alkn

Angela Barron McBride Shadow on a Tightrope: Writings by Women on Fat Oppression, edited b.v Liro Schoenfielder and Barb Wieser

Paula Bennett The Mani?ge of Emily Dickinson by Edward Schurr; The Undisawered Continent b.v Swnne Juhpy; Feminist Critics Read Emily Dickinson, edited by Swnne JuhPr; An Amniean Triptych: Anne Bndstreet, Emily Dickinson, and Adrienne Rich by Wend-v .Wartin

Janet Palmer Mullany Vita: a Biography of Vih Sackville-West by Victotia Glendinning

Isabelle de Counivron Imagination in ~onfiiement:Women's Writings from French Prisons by Uissa Geuand

Dennie Wolf We've All Got Scars: What Boys and Girls Learn in Elementary School b.v Rophaela Besr Andrea F. Lowmstcin Two Poems

Nancy Schrom Dye Give Us Bmd but Give Us Roses @v Soralr E~sensrem W MEN'S STUDIES INP ERNATIONAL FORUM WOMEN'S STUDIES INTERNATIONAL FORUM VOLUME 6 NUMBER 5 1983

Contents GATEKEEPING: The denial. dismissal and distortion of women . DALE SPENDERand LYNNESPENDER 467 Editorial 469 The politics of publishing: selection and rejection of women's words in print . 475 Early women writers: in-scribing, or, reading the fine print 491 The trivialisation of Mary Wollstonecrafc: a personal and professional career re-vindicated 501 Echoes of Virginia Woolf 509 Elena Poniatowska: the feminist origins of commitment 517 The London trade in the printing and binding of books: an experience in exclusion. dilution and de-skilling for women workas NICOLACHARLES 525 Trade union censorship THENEBRASKA FEMINIST COLLECTIVE 535 A feminist ethic for social science research ANDREA FLECKCURDY 545 Creating the space: feminist publications outside the mainstream

JUDITH ZINSSERLIPPMANN 547 The third week in July 559 The silencing of Simone de Beauvoir: guess what's missing from The Second Sex

WOMEX'S STUDIES ISTERNATIONAL FORUM VOLUME 6 NUMBER 6 1983 SPECIAL ISSUE featuring . Hypatia, a journal of Feminist Philosophy Contents JOYCETREBILCOT vi Editorial: On the origins of Hyporia 565 On the war path and beyond: Hegel, Freud and feminist theory

~V~ARI.AC. LUGONESand 573 Have we got a theory for you! Feminist theory, cultural ELIZADETHV. SI'ELXW imperialism and the demand for 'the woman's voice' KATHRYNPYNE ADDELSON 583 Awakening JANETFARRELL SMITH 597 Plato, irony and equality 609 How ordinary (sexist) discourse resists radical (feminist) critique

633 Masculinity as ideology in political theory: Hobbesian man considered W MEN'S STUDIES INP ERNATIONAL FORUM WOMEN'S STUDIES I~NTERNATIONALFORUM ~OLUME7 NUMBER 1 1984

Contents MEN AND SEX A case study in 'sexual sexual politics'

Strr WISEand LuSTANLEY 1 Sexual sexual politics - an editorial introduction SHEILAROCHE 7 What should r paper on men and male sexuality loo& like? SUEWne 13 Sexing Elvis

ANONY MS 19 Mr Normal mccu the kau. or how 'The Yorkshire Rippa' became Peter Sutdiffe

2S Refusing to k a mpa 29 'Male mual politia and men's gender practice' 33 Anti-sexist men: a case of cloak-and&- cluuvinirm 39 From heterosexual feminist to politid Icsbinn: the painful transition 43 Sex research and the const~onof sexuality: a tool of mak supremacy? 53 Whales and minnows: some sexual theorb and their followm and how they contribute to making faninism invisible 63 Women's power in heterosexual sex 69 Innocent victims and evil-doen 75 Blame allocation. sex and gender in a murda interrogation Volume XI Number 4 Winter 1983 Volume XI1 Number 1 Spring 1984

IN THIS ISSUE 2 Editorial: Teaching about Mathenng 3 Edito* Tho Future d the Quorrerly IN THIS ISSUE and Wowtens Shrdler lntcrnodond kncy had Debomh Rcuenfeir Editonal: Time. Consciousness. and Change 4 Thinking about Mothoring-and Personal Reflections on Building a Women's Center in Putibg Matemal Thinking 0 Use a Women's College Sorrr RuQBck Jane S. Gouid 8 Tho Mothorhood That Dare Not Spaak Women Trustees and Educational Equity hr Name Jean E. Howard Emlyn To~nB&c l2 Making Our Way up Another "Down Staircase" Freudian Theory Rovbod: A Critique d 1l)laca Femrnist Education Coalition Rkh. Chodorow, and Dinnerstein drmica HQoken Traveling the Upward Spiral with Meridel Le Sueur 16 Tangid Vines MMcm and Dwghten Bettina Escudero In Women's Writing JaYl Lidoff NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR 20 Obedience and Rebellion: Re-Vion of RESEARCH ON WOMEN ChiMyths of Motherhood The 40 Centers Linlia c. Fax News from the Council SOURCES Mariam Chamberlarn 23 My Mother Remomberod News from Centers Barlrrvo Rubin Memphis State Univomty: Summer Institute on Women 26 Dreaming of Color GdLemer University of California. Berkeley: Summer Institute on 27 Annie G~JA Tale Women and Work Curdine W. Haley Doll Weilesley College: Women and Management Project MmING:IN SIROW at University of Anzona: Cumculum Integration THE CLASSROOM Project 31 Syllabus for 'Motherhcd Symbolinn and hqay" Duke/ University of North Carolina: NEH Seminar on Susan Lee3 and Samh Pornemy "Two Contemporary Social Movements-Feminum A Course on Mothering and the Right and Antifeminism" to Rosirt It Susan Dan~elsonand Mane Tyier McGraw J+ T~bircot Loaming Through Shdy and Our IN THE CLASSROOM Shared Expmonces htegraang Matenak about Women Into Political Saence Manha Nawy Lauren Holland A Mahoring Course As Inaodudon to Litoratme An lllustrat~onof Sex Bias in English Barbom Lwtens &I.Stmuss- Noil Mothers and Daughtem Literary and Writing as Women Psycholcgcal Perspectives Pam Annas Mananne Hi& and Mai-Lon Roqoff My Wnting Process 38 Motholing and Mother-Daughter Koren McDonald Relalionships: A Selected Bibliography rclmanne Hirsch The Politics of Lanquaqe Deborah Whppen 44 Documenting Experience, Buiiding Theoly: Two Books on Mothenng Silencas Nancy Porter Berh Bagiey 45 Newsbnefs Newsbriefs Amanda Clabome