WOMEN'S SruDIES LmRARIAN

The University of Wisconsin System

EMINIST ERIODICALS A CURRENT LISTING OF CONTENTS

VOLUME 11, NUMBER 4 WINTER 1992

Published by Phyllis Holman Weisbard Women's Studies Librarian University of Wisconsin System 430 Memorial Library / 728 State Street Madison, Wisconsin 53706 (608) 263-5754 EMINIST ERIODICALS A CURRENT LISTING OF CONTENTS Volume 11, Number 4 Winter 1992

Periodical merature Is the cutting edge of women's scholarship, , and much of women's cuHure. Feminist Periodicals: A Cyrrent Listing of Contents is published by the Office of the UniversHy of Wisconsin System Women's Studies Librarian on a quarterly basis with the intent of increasing public awareness of feminist periodicals. It is our hope that Feminist Periodicals will serve several purposes: to keep the reader abreast of current topics in ; to increase readers' familiarHy wHh awide spectrum of feminist periodicals; and to provide the requisHe bibliographic information should areader wish to subscribe to ajournal or to obtain a particular article at her library or through interlibrary loan. (Users will need to be aware of the limitations of the new copyright law wHh regard to photocopying of copyrighted materials.)

Table of contents pages from current issues of major feminist journals are reproduced In each issue of Feminist Periodicals, preceded by a comprehensive annotated listing of all journals we have selected. As publication schedules vary enormously, not every periodical will have lable of contents pages reproduced in each issue of Ef. The annotated listing provides the following information on each journal:

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

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

Our goal is to have represented in ffall English-language feminist periodicals with a substantial national or regional readership, wijh an emphasis on scholarly journals and small press offerings. We do not include publications which, though feminist in philosophy, do not focus solely on women's issues. Nor, with few exceptions, do we include newsstand magazines. We are also forced to omij 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 merature sorely needs.

Interested readers will find more complete information on feminist periodicals in The Index/Directory of Women's Media published annually by the Women's Insmute for Freedom of the Press (3306 Ross Place, NW, Washington, DC 20008); and in Women's Periodicals and Newspapers; A Union List olthe Holdings of Madison Area Libraries, edijed by James P. Danky, compiled by Maureen E. Hady, Barry Christopher, and Neill E. Strache (Boston: GK Hall, 1982).

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

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Feminist Periodicals (ISSN 0742-7433) is published by Phyllis Holman Weisbard, UW-System Women's Studies Librarian, 430 Memorial Library, 728 State Street, Madison, WI 53706. Phone (608) 263-5754. Compilers: Linda Shull, Ingrid Markhardt. Graphics: Daniel Joe. Publications of the Office of the UW-System Women's Studies Librarian are available free of charge to UW Women's Studies Offices, UW Campus Women's Centers, and UW Libraries. Subscriptions rates: Wisconsin subscriptions: $6.50 (indiv. affiliated wijh the UW System), $12 (organizations affiliated with the UW System), $12 (indiv. or non-prom women's programs), $17.85 (libraries or other organizations). Out­ of-state subscriptions: $23 (indiv. & women's programs), $43 (ins!.). This fee covers most publications of the Office, including Feminist Collections. Feminist Periodicals, New Books on Women & Feminism, and bibliographies, directories, and occasional publications produced through­ out the year. Wisconsin subscribers, please add sales tax ($.60 - indiv; $.85 -libraries). Subscribers outside the U.S., please add postage ($5.00 - surface; $15.00 - air). iii •

AFFIUA: JOURNAl. OF WOMEN AND SOCIAl WORK Alternative Press Index: Bowker Serial Directories: 1. 1986. The Canadian Almanac; Canadian periodical Index; 2. 4/yeer. Canadian Women's Directory; Historical Abstracts; 3. $34 (Indlv.), $36.46 (Cal~ornla Indlv.), $84 (In,I.), IndeX/Directory of Women's Media; International $90.09 (Cal~ornla In,I.), add $6 for foralgn po,tage. Directory of Uttle Magazines and Small Presses; Single cople., $12 (Indlv.), $12.87 (Cel~. Indlv.), $25 Resources for Feminist Research; The Serials (In8l.), $26.81 (Cal~. In8l.). Directory; Women's Studies Abstracts; Women's 4. Sage Publloatlons, Ino., 2111 W. Hillcrest Dr., 51udles Index, 1989 (OK HaIQ. NewbUlY Perk, CA 91320. 12. 'Atlentls Is en Interdisciplinary Journal devoted to 5. Baity Sancler. critical and creative writing In English or French on 7. ISSN 0886-1099. the topic of women. Contains scholarly articles, 8. LC sl185-3234. review essays, book reviews, art and poetry." 9. OGLC 12871850. 10. La Cro..e; Madison; Milwaukee; Oshkosh. AURORA 11. Famity Resources Database; Heatth Ipstrument File; Human Resouroes Abstracts; Sage Family Studies Ceasing pUblication. Abetractsi Social Work Research and Abstraots; Soclologloal Absl,ects; Soclel PlannlngJPolloy & AUSTRAUAN FEMINIST STUDIES Development Abstracts; 8001010g108.1 Abstracts; 1. 1985. Women Studios Abstracts; Women's Studies Index. 2. 2/year. 1989, (OK HaIQ. Also avelleble on microfilm from 3. $43 (Indlv., el,malQ, $30 (Indlv" surlace malQ, $75.75 Univ. Miorofllme, Ann Arbor, MI. (lnst., alrmai~, $60 (Inst., surface maiQ. 12. "This Journal Is commttted to the discussion and 4. Research Centre for Women's Studies, University of development of femlnla1 values, theories, and Adslalde, GPO Box 498, Adelelde, South Australia knowledge as they relate to social work research, 5OOt. Australia. education, and practico.· Contains artloles, reports, 5. Susan Margarey. of researoh, essays, poetry I and literary pieces. 7. 0816-4649. Dedicated to "the task of eliminating discrimination 1t. Australian Serials in Print; StUdies on Women and oppression, especially with respect to gender, Abstracts. but Including race, othnlcity, clsss, age, disability, 12. "Australian Feminist Studies publishes and sexual and affectlonal preference as well." transdlsclpllnary scholarship and discussion In the fields of feminist research and women's stUdies TtiE AHFAD JOURNAl: WOMEN AND CHANGE courses. In addition, it alms to attract and 1. 1984. encourage discussion of government and 2. 2/year. Initiatives and policies that concern women; 3. $20 (Indlv.), $35 (Inst.). Single copies: $10 (Indlv.), examination of the interaction of feminist theory and $20 (In8l.). practice: comment on changes in curricula relevant 4. Business Manager, Suite 1216, 4141 N. Henderson to women's studies and feminist studies...; reviews, Rd" Arlington, VA 22203. critiques, enthusiasms and correspondence." 5. Amne E. Bedrl. 6. Ahlad Unlve,sity lor Women, P.O. Box 167, BELl..ES LETrnES Omdurman, Sudan. 1. 1985. 7. ISSN 0255-4070. 2. 4/yeer. 8. LC sn65-234n. 3. $20 (Indlv.), $15 (sludent), $40 (Insl.). Sample Issue: 9. OGLC 12747640. $3. Add $9 for foreign po,'age. 10. Medlson. 4. Karen T. Jenkins, 785 Verbenla Dr., Satellite Beach, 11. ERIC, UMI. FL 32937. 12. 'Issues affecting women In Africa, the Middle East 5. Janet Palmer MUllaney. and In other developing countries: women In 6. Janet Mullaney, 11151 Capteln's Welk ct., N. development.' Polomac, MD 20878. 7. ISSN 0884·2957. A11ANTlS 8. LC sn85-6513. 1. 1975. 9. OGLC 12357950. 2. 2/ye.r. 10. Madison. 3. $20 (Canadian Indlv.), $40 (Canadien Inst.), $30 11. Book Review Index; Women's Studies Index, 1989 (U.S. Indlv.), $50 (U.S. Insl.), $35 (othsr Indlv.), $55 (O,K, HalQ (other In8l.), piUS $5 lor olher foreign postage. 12. "To promote and celebrate writing by women, 4. Mount Saint Vincent University, 166 Bedfo,d published by trade, university, and small presses in Highway, Hemex, Nova Sootla, 83M 2J6, Cenada. the genres of fiction, nonfiction, essays, biography, 5. Drs. Susan Clark, Margaret Conrad, Deborah C. and crltiolsm.· Poff. 7. ISSN 0702·7818. BERKElEY WOMEN'S LAW JOURNAL 8. LC cnn-32338. 1. 1986. 9. OGLC 3409640. 2. Annual. 10. 51ete HI8Iorioei Society. 3. $35 (In,I.), $16 (regule,), $8 (low Inoome), $30-99 11. Annotated Oulde to Women's Periodicals In U.S. (friend), $100 (sponsor). Add $3 lor lorelgn postage. and Canada: America: History and Life; The 4. Berkeley Women's Law Journal, Univ. of i v •

Pr.s•• P.rlodlcal. Dapt.. 2120 Bark.l.y Way. women In the region; promote the sharing of B.rkal.y. CA 94720. experiences and foster links among Individual 5. Studant. of Boa~ Hall School of Law. feminists, activists and women's organizations; assist 7. ISSN 0882-4312. In breaking down language barriers in the region; 8. LC sn85-965. stimulate women's creative expression; and 9. OCLC 11830558. 7contribute to the development of the women's 10. Madl.on. movement regionally and Internationally. 11. Alternative Press Center; Annotated Guide to Women's Periodloals; Current Index to Legal CAL'VX Perlodloals. 1. 1976. 12. 'The Berkeley Women's Law Journal is a forum from 2. 3/year. whloh to give voloe to the oomplex and varying 3. $18 (Indiv.). $22.50 (lib. & In.t.). $15 (low Incom.). perspectives reflecting the legal concerns of all Single copies: $8. women, especially tho women of oolor, , 4. P.O. Box B. Corvallis. OR 97339. disabled women and poor women whose voices 5. Margarita Donnelly. have been severely underrepresented in existing 7. ISSN 0147-1627. literature. With Information as our power, the journal 8. LC n -649570. would be a tool for soolal change.' . 9. OCLC 3114927. 10. Madison. BROADSHEET 11. American Humanities Index; The Annual Index to 1. 1972. Poetry In Periodloals; The Index of Amerloan 2. 10/y.ar. Periodical Verse. 3. $85.40 (alrmaIQ. $56.00 (,uriac. malQ. 12. .~ publishes poetry, prose, art, reviews, 4. 228 Dominion Rd .• P.O. Box 56-147. Auckland 3. translations, and photography, and Is committed to New Zealand. providing a beautiful and creative Journal format In 5. The Broadsheet Collective. which to showcase and writers." 7. ISSN 0110-8603. 9. OCLC 6578660. CAMERA OBSCURA 12. News; analysis; In·depth articles; fictlon; poetry; 1. 1976. reviews. Broadsheet Is a radical feminist magazine 2. 3/y.ar. which consciously strives to be anti·racist and to 3. $18.50 (Indiv.). $37 (Ins1.). Add. $5.75 for.lgn Incorporate the views of indigenous women. The postage. main focus Is on New Zealand women and events, 4. John. Hopkin. Univ.r.~ Pr•••• 701 W.st 40th St.. with some coverage of Pacific concerns and Issues Suit. 275. Ba~imor •• MD 21211. faolng women and feminists everywhere." 5. Constance Penley, Janet Bergstrom, Elisabeth lyon. 6. Th. Ed~ore. Rueh Rh••e Library. Univ.rs~ of BROOMS1lCK Rochester, Rochester, NY, 14627. 1. 1978. 7. ISSN 0270-5346. 2. 4/y.ar. 8. LC '079-4979. 3. $15-$30 (Indiv.). $30 (In.t.). $20-$35 (Indiv.• 9. OCLC 4818143. Canada). $25-$40 (Indlv.• other for.lgn). Singi. 10. Madison; Mitwaukee. copl.s: $5 11. Alternative Press Index; International Index to Film 4. 3543 18th St.#3. Sen Francl.co. CA 94110. Periodicals; The Film/literature Index; The Arts and 5. Mlck.y Spenc.r. Polly Taylor. Humanities Citation Index; Women's Studies Index, 11. Alternative Press Index. 1999 (GK Hall). 12. 'Broomstick Is a feminist political journal pUblishing 12, Film theory and history; feminist theory; material by, for and about women over forty. Our psychoanalytic theory; Marxist theory; priorities are: to portray clear, posltivelmages of photography; video and performance. older women; to take a stand against the denigration of older women; to offer positive CANADIAN JOURNAL OF WOMEN AND THE LAW alternatives In our lives. Our goal Is to form a 1. 1965. support network among older women." 2. 2/year. 3. $21.40 (stud.nVlow-lnoome). $42.80 (Indlv.). $59.55 CAFRA NEWS/NOVEDADES CAFRA (Inst.). Add $7.50 outside Canada (prlo•• Include 1. 1997 (CAFRA New.; 1990 (Novedade. CAFRA). GSl). 2. 4/y.ar. 4. 575 King Edward Ave" Ottawa, Ontario, K1 N 6N5, 3. $25 (Indlv.). $35 (Inst.). Canada. 4. CAFRA, P.O. Box 442, Tunapuna, Trinidad & 5. Prof. Elizabeth Sheehy (English Co-Editor). Prof. Tobago Michello Boivin (French Co-Editor). 5. Rowena KaHoo. 6. Faculty of Law/Faculte de droit, Univ. of OttaWA, 57 11. 'CAFRA News Is the quarterly newsletter and Louis Pasteur, ottawa, Ontario K1N 6N5, Canada. primary networking tool of the Caribbean 7. ISSN 0832-8781. Association for Feminist Research and Action 10. Madison. (CAFRA), tts main purposes are to: inform members 11. Canadian Periodicals Index; Index to Canadian and other Interested persons about the activities and Periodical Literature; Index to Legal Periodicals; programmes of the association; provide a forum for studies on Women Abstracts; Women Studies discussion and debate on key issues of concern to Abstracts. v ,

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CONTENTS

Volume 6, Number 3, Fall 1991

5 Editorial Notes for the Next Generation Bridges of Power: Women's Multicultural Alliances. Betty Sander Edited by Lisa Albrecht and Rose M. Brewer. Articles Reviewed by Nilsa Burgos 8 Universal Mental Health Oasslficatlon Systems: Wisconsin Minority Women's Perspectives on Women's Experience Women's Issues. Edited by Carolyn M. DeJole. Janice Wood Wetzel Reviewed by Barbara A. Dicks 32 Women Social Workers' Beliefs and Treatment Strategies 104 Poetry Susan Rice and Mary Ann Jimenez Eubie Blake and My Father A YlSit to the Nursing Home so Consequences of In the Workplace Doris Abramson Sally J. Ktlplan The Worrier 66 Lesbian Alcoholism: Development of a Construct Here and There Christine L. Saulnier Cathy Stern 85 On Feminism In Action 108 Letters A Progressive Service Approach for Women on Welfare Elizabeth A. Segal 90 On the Lookout 93 Book Reviews A Week Like Any Other: Novellas and Short Slories. Natalya Baranskaya. Reviewed by Wendy Elyse Kugelman Women at the Wall: A Study of Prisoners' Wives Doing Time on the Outside. Laura T. Fishman. Sexism and the Female Offender: An Organizntional Analysis. Lorraine Gelsthorpe. Reviewed by Margaret E. Martin Infertility: Women Speak Out About Their Experiences of Reproductive Medicine. Edited by Renate D. Klein. Reviewed by Barbara Ktlsper Knowing Herself: Women Tell Their Stories in Psychotherapy. Joan Hamerman Robbins. Reviewed by Marjorie Bayes Contemporary Perspectives on Masculinity: Men, Women, and Politics in Modern Society. Kenneth C. C1atterbaugh. Reviewed by Michael J. Kelly No Turning Back. Barbara Ferraro and Patricia Hussey with Jane O'Reilly. Reviewed by Ktlthleen Smith and Gail Casper 2 . The Ahfad Journal Women and Change

Vol 8 No. 1 .June 1991

Contents Page

Amna E. Badri I Edi tor s Note' 1 Editor

Majda M. Ali,and Women Tea Sellers: A Case 4 Hadyat E. Alian Study

Magda El Sanousi Displaced Women in'Omdurman 22

Amna A. Rahama Women in the Informal 34 Sector in Sudan

H8dsaballa Orner Displacement of Women in 55 Hass'aballa the irrigated sector: The Case of Kenana Scheme

Jalaa 1. EI Azharl, Research Notes 74 Editor

Sarra Suleiman Akrat Ahfad New.s 82 Editor

Iman Mohd. Ahmed Book reviews 84 Editor Books Received

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EDITORIAL...... iii

IN MEMORIAM Edna Ryan Beryl Henderson I Drusitfa Modjeska Dorothy Green 3 Claire Williams Jan Lucas 7

ARTICLES Valerie Miner Memory and VISion; Roads to and from Eressos . 9 Teresa de Liluret;s Perverse Desire: the lure of the mannish lesbian """. 15 Chitfa Bulbeck The politics of teaching women's studies . 27 Chris Wieneke Through the glass ceiling slowly: senior administrative women in higher education . . 41 Jan Lucas Sexual Harassment. Current Models of Oceu· pational Health and Safety, and Women ... 59

CONFERENCE REPORTS Toni Schofield Women's Conferences 1990...... 71 Diana Woad Conroy International Council of Traditional Indian Elders...... 73 Susan Blackburn Women's Studies in Asia and the Pacific. .. 77 Michelle Royer Afterthoughts on Readings of Sexual Difference...... 81

COURSE OUTLINE Reilana Ghadially Women in India . 85

REVIEWS Barbara Baird Perverse Politics . 93 Melissa Hardie Lesbian Writing . 97 Katie Hughes Feminism and the academy . 99 Maaike Knollenbelt Mother and Daughter. . 103 Sonia Mycak Philosophy and feminism . 107 Kathy Edwards Constructions of Sexuality . III Gillian Swanson Victims of Culture? . 115 Wendy Selby Motherhood Through the Ages . 1I7 Suzanne Franzway Work and Home . 121 Penny Boumelha Literary Feminism . 125 Andrea Malone Refusing to be A Reasonable Man; Feminism Takes On the Law . 129

NOTICEBOARD...... 137

BOOKS RECEiVED . 143

NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS . 145 I------I 4. I I I ~ :: Belles Lettres :: I ~ I I ~ A REVIE\V OF BOOKS BY \VO/vlEN I

CONTENTS • SUMMER 1991. VOLUME VI/NUMBER 4 NATIVE AMERICAN WRITERS 2 Mean Spirit. by Linda Hogan . Bellina Berch 3 Mourning Dove: A Salishan Autobiography, b}' Mourning Dove Dana D. Nelson 5 Lakota Woman, by Mary Crow Dog with Richard Erdoes Simple Songs, by Vickie Sears . Penn)' SkiUtMn 6 Sojourner'. Trnth and Other Stories, by Lee Maracle' Cecelia Konchar Farr 7 Not Vanishing, by Chrystos; Beneath My Heart, by Janice Gould; Indian Singing in 20th Century America, by Gail Tremblay; and In Mad Love and \Var, by Joy Harjo' Carolyn M. Dunn 9 Briefly Noted: Native American Titles' CYOlhia Benjamins, Ann McLJughlin, Miriam Kalman Harris, and Janel Palmer h1uUant') Lu Maracle. Phew lry,Brenda Herruin:. From Oratory: Coming THEATER AND FILM to Theory (Women ATtiJU 24 Curtain Calls: British and American \\'omen and the Theater, 1660.. 1820, edited Monographs, 1990) by Mary Anne Schofield and Cecelia Macheski . Lynne Greek) 25 Hansberry's Drama: Commitment Amid Complexity, by Steven R. Carter'Jay Plum 26 Making a Spectacle: Feminist ESl;ays on Contemporary Women's Theatre, edited by Lynda Hart Theresa M CariUi 27 Female Spectators: Looking at Film and Television, edited by E. Deidre Pribram . Sheri Parks 28 Brieny Noted: Film' Dawna Lee Jome

SOUTHER]\; HEMISPHERE, AFRICA AND THE MIDDLE EAST 48 African Ark: People and Ancient Cultures of Ethiopia and the Hom of Africa. by Carol Bcc~:with and Angela Fisher (photographs) and Graham Hancock (text) Beverly G. Hawk 49 And They Didn't Die, by Lauretta Ngcooo . Siga Fmima Jagne 50 Gone Primitive: Savage Intellects, Modern Lives, by Marianna Torgovnick Gwendolyn Mikell 52 A Woman Alone: Autobiographical \Vritings, by Bessie Head . Carole Boyce Davies 53 In Their Own Voices: African \Vomen \Vriters Talk, edited by Adcola James

SDnjn~ ",,"romen appl)illl £Ib.srracl Siga Fatima .1agne J design fa "oaU s1ll10u. From African 54 A Mountainous Journey: A Poet's Autobiography, by Fadwa Tugan Canvas (RinDli) Nina Mehla 56 Brieny Noted: Arab \Vriters . France5 1-l(15$0 J------J I 5. J ------1------...... ------IJ : B.elles \ lettres ::\ I \ I ;\ REVIE\V Of BOOKS BY \VOMEN I

CONTENTS • SUMMER 1991. VOLUME VIJNUMBER 4 (continued)

REVIEWS 11 Darcy's Utopia, by Fay Weldon' Regina Barreca 12 Because It Is Bitter, and Because It Is My Heartj I Lock My Door Upon Myselfj and The Rise of Life on Earth, by Joyce Carol Oates . jean Gould 13 The Fireman's Fair, by Josephine Humphreys' Fa)'e Moskowil~ 14 Jan Cleopatra, by Phyllis Rose . Unda Hamalian 15 Long Ago in France: The Years in Dijon and The Boss Dog: A Story, by M.F.K. Fisher' Gail Forman 16 Father Melancholy's Daughler, by Gail Godwin' Gail Fornum 17 Daring to Be Bad: in America, 1967~1975, by Alice Echols' Dana D. Nehon 18 Cleaned Out and A \\'oman's Story, by Annie Ernaux . jC5sica Ned)' 19 The Ragged Way People Fall Out of Love, by Elizabeth Cox' Ni"" Mehta 31 They Used to Call Me Snow \\'hite ... But I Drifted: \\'omen's Strategic Use of Humor, by Regina Barreca Roberttt Rubenslein 37 An Amateur's Guide to the Night and Subtraction, by Mary Robison' Kalhleen Kisner 38 Edith \\'harton's Women: Friends and Rivals, by Susan Goodman' Mlh)· Fedorko T~ ~=':.~ ~~:t,t;~~~~::,~i!rd~' Herndon and Susanne Ziegler . jane Ambtose 41 The Source of Trouble, by Debra Monroe, and Is It Sexual Harassment Yet? by Cri. Mazza .lull, Nichols 42 Outside History; Selected Po'enu, 1980~1990, by Eavan Boland; House of Light, by Mary Oliver; Refuge, by Belle Waring; and Coming Into History, by Jeanne Murray Walker' Le, Up.,n 45 Reading and Writing Women', Lives: A Study of the Novel of Manners, edited by Bege K. Bowers and Barbara Brothers . Kathy jlf-Slice Gernile

COLUMNS AND FEATURES 20 Fiction: ~The Thing Between Men and Women" . Simone Ibirier~Bt.lre.s 32 Belles Lettres Interview: IGJren Finley talks with MicMel). Flaniini Annette Mey~f5, tlilthor of The 46 The Criminal Element·lane Bakennan Deadliest Option. !tallmd in "Thto 58 Briefly Noted· Betlina Berch, Maxine Rodburg, Eleanor ]. Bader, Takay<> Mukai, and Criminal Ekmt'n~ " PhO[o 1ry lane' Palmer MuUa""1 Mariana Cook 62 Patchwork, The Work of 'by Dclxrrah Pric, On the Cover: Native American writer Joy Harjo BERKELEY WOMEN'S LAW JOURNAL 6. 1990-91 Volume 6, Part I

BLACK WOMEN LAW PROFESSORS: BUILDING A COMMUNITY AT THE INTERSEcnON OF RACE AND GENDER, A SYMPOSIUM·

Images of Black Women in the Legal I Academy: An Introduction Emma Coleman Jordan

On Being a Role Model 22 Anita L. Allen

Meditations on Being Good 43 Margalynne Armstrong

Two Life Stories: Reflections ofOne Black 46 Woman Law Professor Taunya Lavell Banks

Black Women Law Professors and Critical 57 Self-Consciousness: A Tribute to Professor Denise S. Carty-Bennia Robin D. Barnes

It Is Better to Speak 74 Angela D. Gilmore

Tokens, Role Models, and Pedagogical 81 Politics: Lamentations ofan African American Female Law Professor Linda S. Greene

Of Gentlemen and Role Models 93 Lani Guinier

Women of Color in Legal Education: Representing La Mestiza

Nepenthe 113 Emma C. Jordan

Quantum Leap: A Black Woman Uses 118 Legal Education to Obtain Her Honorary White Pass Beverly I. Moran

Role Models: Who Needs Them Anyway? 122 Denise C. Morgan

The Making of a Law Teacher 128 Odeana R. Neal

Reflections on Identity, Diversity and 136 Morality Deborah Waire Post

Communicating the Unspeakable and 167 Seeing the Invisible Wilhelmina M Reuben-Cooke

Brief Reflections Toward a Multiplicative 181 Theory and Praxis of Being Adrien Katherine Wing 7.

BERKELEY WOMEN'S LAW JOURNAL . 1990-91

COMMENTARY

The War Against Women 203 Bernida Reagan

ARTICLES·

Stopping the Violence: Mandatory Arrest 215 and Police Tort Liability for Failing to Assist Battered Women Caroline Forell

Toilets as a Feminist Issue: A True Story 263 Taunya Lovell Banks 8.

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3. DRIVING IN THE FAST LANE by· Patricia Montgomery 5. FIELD TRIAL by Ruth Burke ART 7. ON MY OWN by Ruth Carroll Foster COVER by Antonia Smith 8. LA PARADISO (Poem) by Adja Gorbach CARTOONS pp 2,6,9,10,11 by bulbul 9. ENDING ABUSE by Mildred Perry DRAWING P 5 by Rainbow 10. SET UP AND FRAMED by Lois Landis DRAWING p 7 by Ruth Carroll Foster 12. SUPER CHICKEN by Nina Miller DRAWINGS p 17 by Mau Blossom 17. POEMS by Millie Raskin CARTOON p 19,32 by Jane Dudka SEPTEMBER 1986 DRAWINGS p 21 by Astra HERSTORY DRAWING p 23 by Marie Seaman 18. SCUBA DIVER GRAMA. by Mary Chavez GRAPHIC p 24 by Kay Negash 2D.-21. CENTERFOLD: Poems and Drawin9s by Astra WHO'S A LADY? TIME PLEASE UNDERCOVER AGENT LYRICS FOR MUSIC 22. CHALLENGING NATURE by Vidal S. Clay 24. STORYTELLER by Kay Negash 24. PUBLISHER by Zell Draz 25. IRRITATION &UNDERSTANDING by Antonia Smith 25. "INSIDE THE WIND" and "LEARNING TO FOXTROT" (Review·s) by Elizabeth C. Khare 26. "DYING FOR UNCLE RAY," "TWO WOMCll REVISITED," and "OLDER AND BOLDER" (Short Reviews) by Polly Taylor 26. Read it &Sweep (Feature) by Nicole S. Urdang and Editors 28. WatchCraft (Feature) by Mickey Spencer 28. WatchCraft (Feature) by Vidal S. Clay 29. BRDOMSTICK BAZAAR 31. PASS THE WORD 32. THE ONCE &FUTURE BROOMSTICK 34. LETTERS 37. RIGHTING WRONGS &WRITING RIGHTS (Editorial) e 9 . mJawsl I NEWSL.ETTER OF THE CARIBBEAN ASSOCIATION PO" '(MINI" ".IIARC'" AND ACTION. I

VOL.5 NOS.2-3 MARCH-AUGUST1991

Editor's Note 2

Feedback 2

'Women, Violence and the Law' by Roberta Clarke 4 Towards a·Carlbbean , PUI by Pat Mohammed 19

CARIFEM Update - an interview with Allison Thompson 22 Papers Received: Reglonal,Meeting on 'Women, Violence and the Law' 6

CAFRA conversations: AminaMama 7 Mary Ann Maldonado 11

International Women's Day 1991 14

Conferences courses...... 26 Thoughts on Domestic Violence by Cathy Shepherd 17 News, news...... 30

On the bookshelf 31 - , r' canadian woman StudIeS l°·I_e------=---W...... ,.------.:~~·_. IeScahief'S delaFemme_

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Editorial 3 Preface Sandra Buder 5

NAMING TIJI': PI~()BLEl\I JNOIUIIIU Il' t)ruhl~lUe

Healing Images A BUNCH OF FEMINISTS 6 Du 6 d&:embre 1989 Aaujourd'hui: Oil en sommes-nous? JEANNE MARANDA 7 Commemoration for the Montreal Massacre Victims URSULA FRANKLIN 9 Violence Against Women: Strategies for Change RUTH ROACH PIERSON 10 Violence Against Women: Race, Class and Gender Issues RITA KOHLI 13 The Statistics I Les statistiques LEAF/FAEJ 16 The True Struggle Is Within the Hidden Walls BONNIE-JEAN YEATES 17

TilE CONTINUUM: FIlUM l't:RSONAL TO INS l'lTUTlONAL VlOLEN('E I Le cunHuuum: de Ii\ \iulcncc peJ'~t)nncllf ilia' illll'm'c inslilutilllllll'UC

Growing Up in a Sexual Jungle MARIAN BOTSFORD FRASER 20 The Quilt: An Exploration o/Women and Vlotence PATRICIA CHESlERMAN 22 Growing Pains CHRISTINE MELTZ 23 Service in Ihe Nuclear Family TASSE GELDART 25 Cause for Alarm: A Childhood Introduction to Sex CHRISTINA STARR 26 Men's Violence: A Conversation MICHAEL KAUFMAN and EIMEAR O'NEILL 28 L'jrnpact de la violence Caile aux femmes: une dimension oubliee dans Ie processus d'apprentissage JEANNINE M, OUELLETI'E 32 Keeping Women in Our Place: Violence at Canadian Universities DEBBIE WISE HARRIS 37 Another Side of the Tracks: Sex Harassment at CN SHELLY LOOAN 42 Violence in the Lives ofWomen on Psych Wards lEMI FIRSTEN 45 Violence Against Women with Disabilities: Out of Sight, Out of Mind CATHY McPHERSON 49 Pornography: What's Out There Now ALISON KERR 51 How Long Has This Been Going On? MATITSEVlNK 54 us reprtsentations de la prostiluk dans Ie ciooma contemporain SYLVIEc6rt 56 The Hand that Hits is Not Always Male ADRIENNE BLENMAN 60 Violence Against Palestinian Women: A Jewish Response LILITH 63 Sexual Abuse of Women and Girls hy Clergy SUSAN ARMSTRONG 66 One Survivor's Experience ofRitual Abuse CHERYL WAlERWOMON 70 ~~f! ...... ,I··W&;,:·.,\- • J,ca_nadia_"woma_"S_tudleS----lI'l.~ IeSC3Nersdelafel11111e . I

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Sexual Abuse Involving Breach of Trust: A Barrier lO Equality in the Administration of Justice PATRICIA MARSHALL 73 Breaking Free: A Proposal for Change to Aboriginal Family Violence SUSAN HARE 79

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The Demon uwer: On the Sexuality o[Terrorism, Robin Morgan CAROL GREENE 87 The Beauty My/h, Naomi Wolf PATRICIA BISHOP 88 The Loony Bin Trip, Kale MilIeu PATRICIA BISHOP 89 The Women's Safety Audi/ Kit, ME1RAC BARBARA HALL 90 The Brolun Hoop, Susan Clements MARIA GILLEN 90 Creation Fire: A CAFRA Anthology o[Caribbean Women's Poetry, Ramabai Espinet, ed. CLARA THOMAS 91 At Face Value: The Life and Times o[Eliza McCormackIJohn White, Don Al:enson ALLISON MacDUFFEE 92 The Oppasl/ionallmaginotlon: Feminism, Critique and Political Theory, Joan Cocks IAN D, THATCHER 92 Strong Mothers, Weak Wives, Miriam M, Johnson CHRISlEL HUS 93

POETR \' JPursil' .

6 dicembre 1989 LISA CARDUCCI 8 Family Viewing: Fa/her JANCIS M, ANDREWS 24 To My Fa/her, On Valendne's Day; Nigh/ Time In the Nursery JANE ACWORTH-NEW 24 Soldier, Gentlemen: MICHAEL GLASSBOURG 31 Visit to the Psych HosplJaI MARCIA LANE 48 Advice TANYA ADELE KOEHNKE 48 Ziplock MARGOT HENNING 48 [able NADINE McINNIS 62 Gal/ery o[Goddesses II Athena; Gal/eryo[Goddesses III With FLOSICOLI 69 Multiple Choice KATIIY FRETWELL 69 tlPromises, Promises" ANONYMOUS 78 Mi"ors and reflectwns GAIL NOVACK 83 Memory Is Resl.s&mee; Fa/her Knows BeSl FLOSICOLI 84;85 Jus/e un[rimissemenJ; AnnIversa/re; Pirc; I.es arbres; Ex/I; Sur Ia page blanche CLAUDINE VERCOLLIER 84 Elegy SUE CAMPBELL 84 12. COMMON LIVES/LESBIAN LIVES a lesbian quarterly

CONTENTS Number Thirty-Nine Summer 1991

3 Notes to Our Readers 4 The Scarecrow, by Roz Leibowitz 5 Herdswoman's Trilogy, by Tina Wright 9 Details at Eleven, by Peggy J. Herring 16 We Drink Coffee While Outside It Rains, by Molly Merryman 18 Lusting, by Heidi Li 19 Honey Bear, by K.Linda Kivi 25 The Man of My Dreams, by Patricia Loomis 29 Katherine Viola, by Janet Mason 31 I Never Dreamed It Could Be, by Sheila Sinead McGuinness 33 Puppy Love, by Vicky Phillips 44 In the Corner of a Store, by Valarie Faulkner 46 Two Poems by Deb Hipp 49 All in a Day's Work, by Leslea Newman 54 You Know It's You, by Cassandra 55 The angel, by Caroline Halliday 61 Waiting, by Jan Sellers 63 Return to Casa Rinconada, by K. Paula Bonham 83 Walking on Fire, by Margo Solod 85 Lesbote, Wyoming, by Cynthia Chandler 87 Riverbed, by Leslie Steere 99 Daisy, by Carol Goldblatt 101 Questions for Debra, by Judith Berns 103 Birth-days, by Keena 106 Be a Tease, by Rose Romano 108 Two Poems by Maeve Chrysanthemum 109 The Goddess of Baltimore, by Frances E. Snowder 115 Shadow of a Mountain, by Susan Swift 117 Reconnecting, by Anne Haines 119 Heat, by Deborah Riggin Waugh 124 Vespers, by Sheila Harkin Rosecrans 13. COMMON LIVES/LESBIAN LIVES a lesbian quarterly

CONTENTS Number Forty Fall 1991

3 Notes to Our Readers 5 Ten Years of Lesbian Writers 9 Letters! We Get Letters! 15 A Decade of Common Publishing, by Tracy Moore 27 Pain of Frostbite, by Anne Lee 39 Double Crostic, by Anne Lee 42 Mar and Levona, by Roni Biran 45 The Works of God, by Nancy Carol Moody 47 What It Is, by Anne Mi Ok Bruining 49 Echoes, by Susan J. Friedman 55 Little Things, by Bonnie Macdonald 63 The Nightgown, by Nina Silver 66 At the Transition House for Battered Women, by Barbara Wild 67 Shirley Le Lavender, by Vicky Phillips 79 Musings from a Sealed Room, by Nicole Berner 82 In Iraq there are lesbians, by Sue Raffo 85 Finding a Button That's Been Lost, by Lisa Morphew 88 Rose-A Memory, by Willow Rose 90 testing the water, by Judith Ferguson 93 Living in the World of Nice, by Pat Williams 97 Love Letter, by Sima Rabinowitz 100 Taking Sides, by Rebecca Robinson 103 Lesbian Persuasion, by Nancy Breeze III Hugging Trees, by Sue VanHattum 113 Sweetness Come Back, by Eileen Kennedy 115 The Silver Star, Beauty Parlor, by Linda Frances 123 Ten Years of Volunteers 14 •

oIntroduction 2 South Africa: The Case of Marion Sparg 21 Germany: Poetry Is there a link between body size and political "terrorism"? South Afri· Image revisioned in the flight of the phoenix. can press, public and couns tackle this sticky issue, 22 Mexico: Feminist Dress Codes 3 Jamaica: Image RE-Action Is your choice of attire making the political statement you intend? Try Women's Media Watch surveys women's attitudes towards advertising, this handy guide on for size.

4 Britain: In Male Disguise 22 Peru: Image RE-Action The adventures of women who lived as men in the J8th century and the A consumer response to sexist advert.ising. implications of crossing gender borders, 24 Britain: Appearance Matters 6 Mexico: We Are the Body, They Are the Soul A look back at how the fat liberation movement began in Britain. A slice of feminist psychology, including mothers, menstruation and fashion, concerning the eternal quest for the Ideal Body. 26 Senegal: Toxic Beauty Capitalism and western beauty standards collude on the skin of African 9 Jamaica: The First Working Class Miss Jamaica women. Pauline Crawford says she'll be perfect for the part once the alterations are completed. 26 : Image RE-Action The Julieta and Dishrag awards-and the winner is'? 10 Switzerland: New Film, Old Roles The Swiss New Film movement intended to revolutionize cinema, but 27 Australia: You've Got to Lose they stuck women with the same old supporting roles. Growing older just isn't what it used to be.

12 Canada: Designer Buns 28 Mexico: The Magic Formula Graphic word pictures of the theory and practice of plastic surgery. If using cosmetics is not good for us. or the environment. why do we it? 14 China/Sweden/Canada: Poetry Women looking in a mirror to see ourselves and each other. 29 India: Image RE-Action Women directors are changing the plot for women in Indian cinema. 16 South Africa: Images Under Construction Humanist, gynocentric and social constructionist feminism analyze body 30 Mexico: Image RE-Action oppression. Women are seen as less than the sum of their body parts.

19 About the Scarf 31 Action Alert Is the Veil of Islam a veil of religion or a veil of submission? The Arab Women's Solidarity Association pays the price for protesti Ihe Gulf war. 19 South Africa: Image RE-Action Sisters in South Africa take their cue from the Philippine Mediawatch to combat stereotypical advertising.

20 Hong Kong: Image RE-Action Fast cars, pretty women and cognac.

20 Canada: Dyke Aesthetics Is she a woman or a man? Only her hairdresser knows for sure. Then again, maybe not.

21 France: The Personals What sort of women place ads in the Personals and what are they looking for? Q~H~hters 15. ()fSarah July/August 1991 Volume 17, Number 4

II ~ Table of Contents II Poetry 2 Decision by Irene Zimmerman 11 In My Safe KItchen by Janice Leach 3 Passionate Editing by Alice Strain 12 Sublimation by Ann Maureen Gallagher 4 Sarah by Kathleen M. Henry 13 Turf Issues at 14 5 SaraVSarahlSara by Mary Zimmer by Sara Sanderson 14 Silent Story 6 From Eve's Journal: 1 & 2 by Maureen Noworyta by Judith L. Roth 15 God Bless by Sue Redman 8 Naomi by Nancy B. Barcus 16 The God Who Forgets 9 Prayer Dreams by Kayla McClurg by Jane Sfrasma 17 Spirit Weaving 10 Wisdom by Kathryn Kramer Brown Release by Deborah Cooper

Features 18 Denise Leverlov: Poet and 20 Segue Prophet Reta Finger telfs how she Anne Ramirez introduces us to a presented Mother God to her contemporary poet of spirituality. church congregation.

Book Reviews 21 'Cries of the Spirit: A Celebration of Women's Spirituality, Marilyn Sewell, ed.; Tracking the Maze: FindIng our Way through Modem Theology from an Evangelical Perspective, Clark H. Pinnock; WomanWord-A Feminist Lectionary and Psalter: Women of the New Testament, Miriam Therese Winter; A Time for Peace: Daily Meditations for Twelve-Step Living, Mary Ylvisaker Nilsen; Vision and Struggle: MeditaUons on Feminist Spirituality and Politics, Eleanor H. Haney; The Sexual Liberals and the Attack on Feminism, Dorchen Leidholdt and Janice G. Raymondj Gender in the Classroom: Power and Pedagogy, Susan L.Gabrief and Isaiah Smithson, eds. Departments 2 Editorial 29 Dear Daughters 31 Grapevine Cover Art by Rini Templeton 16. Dau\lhters of Sarah October 1991 Volume 17, Number 5

~ II Table of Contents II Poetry 2 Decision by Irene Zimmerman 11 In My Safe Kitchen by Janice Leach 3 Passionate Edlttog by Alice Strain 12 SubUmation by Ann Maureen Gallagher 4 Sarah by Kathleen M. Henry 13 Turf Issues at 14 5 Sarai/Sarah/Sara by Mary Zimmer by Sara Sanderson 14 SIlent Story 6 From Eve's Journal: 1 & 2 by Maureen Noworyta by Judith L. Roth 15 God Bless by Sue Redman 8 Naomi by Nancy B. Barcus 16 The God Who Forgets 9 Prayer Dreams by Kayla McClurg by Jane Strasma 17 Spirit Weaving 10 Wisdom by Kathryn Kramer Brown Release by Deborah Cooper

Features 18 Denise Levertov: Poet and 20 Segue Prophet Reta Finger tells haw she Anne Ramirez introduces us to a presented Mother God to her contemporary poet of spirituality. church congregation.

Book Reviews 21 Cries of the Spirit: A Celebration of Women's Spirituality, Marilyn Sewell, ed.; Tracktng the Maze: FInding our Way through Modem Theology hom an Evangelical Perspective. Clark H. Pinnock; WomanWord-A Feminist lectionary and Psalter: Women of the New Testament, Miriam Therese Winter; A Time for Peace: Daily Meditations for Twelve-Step Living, Mary Yluisaker Nilsen; Vision and Struggle: Meditations on Feminist Spirituality and Politics, Eleanar H. Haney; The Sexual Liberals and the Attack on Feminism, Dorchen Leidholdt and Janice G. Raymond; Gender In the Classroom: Power and Pedagogy, Susan L.Gabriel and Isaiah Smithson, eds.

Departments 2 Editorial 29 Dear Daughters 31 Grapevine Cover Art by Rio! Templeton 17.

Volume 3, Number 2

Summer 1991

• d 1 f f e r e n c e s

Guest Editor Teresa de Lauretis

iii Queer Theory: Lesbian and Gay Sexualities An IntroductJon

SUE-ELLEN CASE 1 Tracking the Vampire

SA~1UEL R. DELA8Y 21 Street Talk/Straight Talk

ELIZABETH A. GROSZ )9 Lesbian Fetishism?

JE;\'NIPER TERRY 55 Theorizing Deviant Historiography

TOMAS ALMAGUER 75 Men: A Cartography of Homosexual Identity and Behavior

E KUA o MOSUPE 101 Black/LesblaniBulidagger

KARL JACKSON. JR. 112 Scandalous Subjects: Robert GlUck's Embodied Narratives

JULIA C REET 1J5 Daughter of the Movement: The Psychodynamics of Lesbian S/M Fantasy 18.

JULY/AUG 1991 NUMBER 74

4 WATCH THIS SPACE Clash of the sleaze titans, how to prese..... e horny rhinos, genders in a twist. offers we can ,efuse. NEll McCAFFERTY: How the sexual harassment issue turned round and hit the pOliticians.

6 YOUR LETTERS _.. about (ax proposals, women writing in the Caribbean. bad taste, injustices. sugar and HRT.

8 NEWS Kurds prepare to light or nee once again; the hidden story of the Gutr War, British colonialism keeps women unequal in Hongkong: arguing the case for the public laundries. SARAH BENTON: Why a few women can be "one of us"

11 WHY THE WI! The new General Secretary of Britain's largest women's organi5ation talks about the dilem­ m3.5 and challenges of representing such large numbers efrectlvety.

IS SPRING IN THE EAST In the upheavals of Eastern Europe, where do women lit inl We present a report on a ground-breaking feminist conference in the Soviet Union and views from Yugoslavia ­ where feminists are having to deal with the dilemmu or dvil conflict - and Czechoslova­ kia, where the problem (ould be that women Rememl>ertng the people beaten by police don't want to give up the cult of motherhood. In Prague during '"'" Czech uprising - but where do we go from here! 11 MARKS OF DlSnNCTlON A glimpse behind the closed doors or an upper-dus man's world - and a sigh of relief as we leave.

14 BIRMINGHAM. BENEATH THE ICING ON THE CAKE Women running their own thing are flourishing against atl the odds - with a little help from their networks.

16 ABUSE OF mUST Many therapists are abusing their relationship with clients. It's time the problem was brought out into the open.

18 SHORT STORY "The woman who loved cucumbers," by Gillian Brightmore.

30 THE ARTS "New Women" song-writen or the 19th century; breakthrough in women's l'itm; lesbians between the wars; Spunk; what's on nation-wide.

3S NEW BOOKS ZO~ FAIRBAIRNS wonders if mothering is always inadequate. Reviews: on radsm in war, family snaps, Sandie Shaw and alternative birth.

38 PERSONAL How to deal with chronic stress; lupus: junk phone calls: sare driving; tooth erosion; summer soup and drink.

41 WORKWISE Green thoughts about job ads; where taking in students is the only work going; employers and chitdcare. 19.

SEPTEMBER 1991 NUMBER 75

4 WATCH THIS SPACE How not to support sport, questioning British Rail on safety, double standards on murder, BCCI and official corruption. NEll McCAFFERTY: JUSt a bunch of women getting together ...

6 YOUR LETTERS ... about women and children at risk; the real Christianity; eco-moralising; housing; lupus and HRT.

8 NEWS UfE targets schoolldds with misinformation on rape; defending Europe (Which Europe!); confronting the arms trade; social work "mascuHnlsed"; childbirth choices. SARAH BENTON: For poverty. the future is female ~ and stuck in the state.dependency trap.

12 PHOTOGRAPHY' AT THE CUTTING EDGE Two women made a major contribution to experimental photography, but they're only now being rediscovered.

16 WHAT'S IN A HANDBAG Carrying a bag un make you a beast of burden. But can you do without it!

17 THE EVERYWOMAN INTERVIEW' A CiVIL SERVANT TURNS TO WRITING Mary Scott talks about her taste for the surreal.

19 OUR HEALTH IN OUR HANDS Self-help works, as projects in Edinburgh and liverpool demonstrate,

20 THE ARTS Women break through (slowly) in the Zimbabwean music scene: new autumn films: music releases: Women of Wisdom; what's on, nation·wide.

24 LIFE CHANGE Why an ex-teacher ran away and ioined the circus,

2S NEW BOOKS zol: FAIRBAIRNS looks at good, evil and the underground, Reviews: on men's art, language, and searching (or an assassin and a father.

28 SHORT STORY "Language", by Mary Scott.

10 PERSONAL Alternatives to tranquillisers, a question of power. alternative therapies enter the political arena. and an end-of-summer salad.

n WORKWISE Risks and opportunities in the return to study: ethical investment; evening dass scrum time, 20.

OCTOBER 1991 NUMBER 76

4 WATCH THIS SPACE Family planning world-wide. regulating the admen. challenging a psychopaths' charter, Sw~et Honey. National Courtesy Day. Nell McCAFFERTY: Blood on the tracks.

6 YOUR LETTERS ... about Armchair Athletes, the problem of surnames. housing, Amnesty. pOSitive arts, buying Everywomon and games people play.

8 NEWS It's not just Sara Thornton: women who kill their batterers. Conservative women challenge the men's club. Families on benefit and the children who go hungry. The next MP generation. SARAH BENTON: It's party time.

II THE EVERYWOMAN CABINET A hung government, and there's hard bargaining among the parties (or seats around the Cabinet table. Only this time it's to be strictly on merit. We kept John Major on to serve the coHee and take care of the cricket.

14 CHILDBIRTH' A DIFFERENT REALITY learning from traditional mid· wives in Malaysia about a different way of birth.

IS LIVING ON A KNIFE EDGE Britain's only woman to work as a con5ultant neurosurgeon ulk5 about her own battles, and the problems for women coming after. I,, .,j""I." 17 RIGHTS OF THE CHILD lk' "1 The new Children Act comes ~~:J into force this month and 't.p;' revolutionises the legal rela· Politics: What we need are some good wonlen tionship between children, parents and other adults. Custody cases will never be the same, and mothers both lose and win.

19 WOMEN WHO DRESS MEN' THE IOKE'S ON THEM But why do the men let them do it?

21 THE ARTS Daphna Kastner ulk5 about film acting: women who choreograph the dance: assessing the civil rights movement: who was Aphra Behn! a new Blood Wedding; what's on nation-wide.

IS NEW BOOKS ZOE FAtRBA1RNS on old age, mass killers and patriarchy rampant. Reviews: on Rose Macaulay, Maya Angelou, Scottish futures, Nawal el Sadaawi's and diubled people's travels.

28 SHORT STORY "Hopscotch '. by Jan Shinebourne.

30 PERSONAL Get your head round your appetite: how to really eat better; why no gardening in the park! Jumbo prawns and Halwa: locking the stable door.

U WORKWISE "Going pnvate"' and the Soviets and Easties don't know what they're in for; why women fall off the career ladder; telling It like It is in business. 21.

NOVEMBER 1991 NUMBER 77

4 WATCH THIS SPACE Gobsmacked in China. witch·hunting, kerb-crawlers and the women on the rough end of the trade, stitch-up on the women's places, NELL McCAFFERTY: Two nations.

6 YOUR LETTERS ... about justice for battered women who kill and what might have been: abortion. railway safety, school meals.

8 NEWS "Pro-life" doctors to boycott life-saving drugs Christopher Columbus! The other side of the SOOth anniversary Baby milk: companies accused Church of England votes swing towards women priests SARAH BENTON: Feminism and the fragmented left.

11 EQUALITY - NOWI Suddenly. different initiatives are being launched to promote equal opportunities - with an eye on the forthcoming general election. We look at what's on oHer.

IS JEAN RHYS Celebrating the work of a "colonial nobody".

16 ·IN EXILE Our government wants to make life even harder for political refugees seeking asylum here - adding to the pain and uncertainty which is the legacy they carry with them.

18 TOUCH THERAPY Massage comes in many different guises and can play an important part in Elspeth Howe chairs healing and personal development. Opportunity 10001 she sees a "profound change In attltucle" among 10 FOXES IN THE CITY employers. Foxes are great survivors. Should we learn to love themr

11 THE ARTS Women's Playhouse Trust - the flrst ten years; voices from Africa; the McGarrigles; out of the ghetto; what's on.

1S NEW BOOKS ZO~ FAIRBAIRNS on reliving life through flction. Reviews: on Victorian relationships. women in a civil war, cities. challenging cancer.

18 SHORT STORY "A Maner of Opinion" by Nada McArdle.

30 PERSONAL Going veggie: the way forward and the practical problems: brilliant Bhajies; trying not to be too nice.

U WORKWISE Tactics for a return to the rat race; minding your business; carers have a new claim. 22.

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Interview with Linda Krlkos, Women's Studies Librarian Page3 By Laura J, George Lesbian Battering: A Resource Guide lor Columbus Page 6 By Steff Goldberg and Jill Hornick Queers Speak: Interview with Stel Goldberg, Brian Grodin, and Blon Nlederkohr Page 11 By Anastasia Chermer The "Political Correctness" Challenge to Feminism Page 17 By Shelli Craver Poems Page 18 By Lisa Ann Robertson Review 01 Statistical Handbook on Women In America Page 19 By Linda A. Krikos Third Annual Ohio Lesbian Festival Page 20 Announcements Page 21 24. Feminist Bookstore News 1:1\11:111;

July/August 1991 Volume 14 Number 2 ARTICLES News/Short Stories ...... 9 Bookstore Bombed· South African Customs' U.S. Customs' License Granted· Canadian Post· Free Expression Grants • Spinifex. Women's PressJU.K.· New British Press Forming News From the Bookstores ...... 17 Taking Care of Business: Store Security . 19 1991 LAMBDA Literary Awards .. . 20 V International Feminist Book Fair . 21 ABA 1991 .23 Feminist Bookstores Day. Ideas/Innovations' Financial Worl

August 1991

ARTICLES Sidelines: Faves & Raves .. .5 Cards & Recycled Paper .. 11 1992 Calendar Compendium .. 41 Obituary: Gale Wilhelm ..... 46 Recycling in the Bookstore ... 47 Subscription Info ...... 8 THE SIDELINES Buttons 15 Calendars ...... 15 Cards . 22 Crafts '" 27 Display 27 Distributors 28 Fine Art Prints 31 Fragrance . 31 Jewelry .... .30 Journals . 32 The Music ...... 32 Posters...... 33 1~~1 Pottery ...... 36 Safe Sex...... 37 Stickers ...... 37 §idelines Tapes . . 37 T-shirts . 37 Issue Video . . .40 26. Feminist Bookstore News 1:1\11:111;

September/October 1991 VOLUME 14 NUMBER 3

ARTICLES News/Short Stories 9 Bookslore Bombed Again. South African Customs· Mimosa Books • Prisoner Denied Access to off our backs • Abortion Gag Rule' New British Feminist Press· News From the Bookstores .,. .17 Taking Care of Business: Burnout . i 9 Women In Translation ...... 21 Financial Survey: Great Britain • •• .25 Women's Publishing in the 1990s .31 Personality or Politics?: Nett Hart .39 DEPARTMENTS Advertising Index 119 Announcements ...... 37 Back to Press & Other Good News .45 Bestsellers .... .49 Canadian Content .35 Classified Ads .. . 120 Short Raves ... .34 Subscription Information 116 They Went That-A-Way .43 Trivia...... 41 Writing Wanted .... .47 THE BOOKS Art Books ..51 Gay Men's Literature . .57 On Publishers' Row . 103 Our Own Presses . .63 Science Fiction .53 The Small Presses .81 University Presses . .97 Feminist 27. Bookstore News 1:1\11:111:

November/December 1991 VOLUME 14 NUMBER 4

ARTICLES News/Short Stories 8 v International Feminist Bookfair • Multicultural Publishers Exchange second Annual Conference' Northern California Chapter 01 The Publishing Triangle Formed News From the Bookstores ...... 11 Facing Censorship at the Printer ... 15 Taking Care of Business: Why Did I Start "? . 18 Financing the Publishing (Publisher's Column) 19 News on the Magazine Scene ..... 23 Zines: What the Hell Are They? ... .26 Australian Feminist Book Fortnight ..30 Unleashing Yourself on the World: Nett Hart 33 Books on Women and AIDS 41 DEPARTMENTS Advertising Index 107 Back to Press & Other Good News .48 Classified Ads ...... 108 Short Raves ...... 22 Subscription Information 105 They Went That-A-Way .35 Trivia...... 37 Writing Wanted .... .39 THE BOOKS Art Books ...... 51 Border Crossing: Books in Canada .53 Kids' Books: Making a Joyful Sound .45 Mysteries ...... 61 On Publishers' Row .93 Our Own Presses . .65 Science Fiction .57 The Small Presses .77 University Presses . .89 Volume 13, Number 1 F,,1I1991 28. TABLE OF CONTENTS

FROM THE EDITORS 3

BOOK REVIEWS ...... ••••...•.•.•...••.•..•..•.•••••...... 5 Relhinldng Gender in , by Sharon Tif(any. Getlder and Anthropology: Critical Reviews for Research and Tetlching, ed. by Sandra Morgen; Etlgendtri1lK Archaeology: Women and Prehistory, ed. by Joan M. Gero and Margaret W. Conkey;and Beyond the Set:otld Sex: New Directions ill the A"thropofogyo{Gender, ed. byPeggy Reeves Sanday and Ruth Gallagher Goodenough. Insight. Candor, and Action: Women's Writing from India, by Judith Benade. Of Women, OlltCiJstes, Peasants, and Rebels: A Se!ediol1 ofBetigali Short Stories, ed. and trans!. by Kalpana Bardhan;TmfhTales:Conlemporary Sloriesby Women Writers ittfndia,ed. by Kali for Women; and Women Writing in/ndia, 600 B.c. to the Present. Vol. I: 600 B.c. 10 Ihe Early Twttllie-th Century, ed. by Susie Than! and K. Lalita. Reading Men: Men, Masculinity, and Publishing., by Michael Kimmel. Review o( fifteen recent books on men and masculinity.

FEMINIST VISIONS .•...... ••.•...•....•...... •....•....17 Of Veils and Voices, by Susan Searing. Computer Talk, compiled. by L.S.

FEMINIST PUBLISHING •.•...•••....•••..•...•..•..•...•...... 20 Three new presses and a fourth in process.

CHECKING UP ON THE CANON .••.••.•..•...... •.•...... 21 By Linda Shult. NEWS FROM UW·SUPERIOR 23 By Oleryl Schoenhaar.

THE LESBIAN ARCHIVES OF LEEUWARDEN •.••••••••.•.••••.•24 By Shelley Anderson.

PERIODICAL NOTES 26 New periodicals on Asian lesbians, gender and law, Aslan/Padfic women in development, peace/spirituality studies, Japanese women, news tidbits, and violence agaJnst women. Special issues of periodicals on nineteenth-eentury women's writing., global per­ spectives on women, Jewish women, sociolegal studies, women in Gennan·speaking countries, urban women in India, criminality, women's rights, and social control. Transitions:HagRilg is ina stateofflux; Legacy hasexpanded itsscopebeyond 19th­ century women; and Snake Power wlll change (rom quarterly periodical to yearly book (onnat. Ceased publication: Noon (stopped by govemment harassment in Egypt>. (Compiled by Unda Shutt)

WOMEN'S STUDIES IN WiSCONSIN: WHO'S WHO &; WHERE ••..29

ITEMS OF NOTE ...... •••...••.•••••.••.•.•••••..•••.•••.•..30 A collection 01 syllabi wilh Intemational perspectives; a directory o( syllabi on Jewish women;a teaching kit onthe world economiccrisis; working paperson womenand aging; a directory o( women lawyers' associations; a slide show on women cartoonists: a periodical on cassette; audio programs with guides on 19th-eentury women writers; a microlonn collection on Lillian Wald; a series of edited reprints of 19lh-century women writers; catalogs ofbiographical materials; a report on Hispanic women on campus:and a guide to retirement planning. (Compiled by Ingrid MarkhardO

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Graphics on pp.W, 18, and 19 are by Rini Templeton, from EL ARTE DE RINI TEMPLETONI THE ARTOF RINlTfMPLf.TON: WHERE THERE IS UFE AND STRUGGLE, ed. AlrjQndrQ Alvarez et al. (Real Comtt Press, 1988). 29. Fentinist Issues

Volume 11, Number 2 CONTENTS Fall 1991

Symposium Feminists Targeted For l\lurder: l\lonlreal1989

Marie-Andree Bertrand Introduction: The Facts . 3 Marie-Andree Bertrand A Criminological Analysis and Certain Interpretations of the Event 4 Colette Guil/aumin Madness and the Social Nann 10 Dallielle JItleau and A Sociology of Horror. 15 Nicole Laurill-Frellefle

Articles

Evelyne Accad . Sexuality, War, and Literature in Lebanon .. 27 Fllkllka Kobayoshi \Vomen Writers and Feminist Con~..:iol1sness in Early TWenlic!h-Cenlury Japan 43 Marcelline Hultoll Voices of Struggle: Soviet Women in the 19205: A Study of Gender, Class, and Literature ..... 65 Ryoko Kllrihara The Japanese Woman Suffrage Movement 81 Katherine Patterson Out of a Convention of Awakening: Defining a Space Beyond Awareness 101

Copyright © 1991 by Feminist Issues. All ri,!!hts reserved. 30. • evteW No 38 Summer 1991 CONTENTS

The Modernist Style ofSusan Sontag 1 Angela McRobbie Tantalizing Glimpses ofStolen Glances: Lesbians Take Photographs 20 Jean Fraser and Tessa Boffin Reflections on the Women's Movement in Trinidad: Calypsos, Changes and Sexual Violence 33 Patricia Mohammed Fashion, Representation, Femininity 48 Caroline Evans and Minna Thornton The European Women's Lobby 67 Catherine Hoskyns Review Articles Mandana Hendessi on Law ofDesire: Temporary Marriage in Iran 71 Roz Kaveney on Dworkin's Mercy 79 Reviews Sallie Westwood on Women Assemble: Women Workers and the New Industries in Inter- War Britain 86 Angela Coyle on Men's Work, Women's Work; Secretaries Talk: Sexuality, Power and Work; Gendered Jobs and Social Change; Office Automation: Labour Process and Women's Work in Britain and Black Women in White: Racial Conflict and Co-operation in the Nursing Profession 1890-1950 87 Miriam Glucksmann on Women and Industrialization: Gender at Work in Nineteenth-Century England 90 FlisHenwood an Pleasure, Power and Technology: Some Tales of Gender, Engineering and the Cooperative Warkplace. and Doing It the Hard Way: Investigatians ofGender and Technology 92 Susan DoweIl on Theology and Feminism 95 Marsha Rowe on Moving Heaven and Earth 100 Ziggi Alexander on Slave Women in Caribbean Society: I650-1838 102 Hilary Rose on Women, Knowledge and Reality: Explorations in Feminist Philosophy 104 Rosemary Pringle on Texts, Facts, and Femininity: Exploring the Relations ofRuling 107 Anna Marie Smith on Essentially Speaking: Feminism, Nature and Difference 109 Mary McIntosh on Gender Trouble: Feminism and the Subversion of Identity 112 Letters 115 Noticeboard 125 31.

SPECIAL ISSUE No. 39 Autumn 1991

CONTENTS

Editorial: Shifting Territories: and Europe 1 Helen Crowley, Barbara Einhorn, Catherine Hall, Maxine Molyneux, Lynne Segal Between Hope and Helplessness: Women in the GDR after the 'Turning Point' 3 Irene Dolling Where Have All the Women Gone? Women and the Women's Movement in East Central Europe 16 Barbara Einhorn The End ofSocialism in Europe: A New Challenge for ? 37 Frigga Baug The Second 'No': Women in Hungary 49 Yudit Kiss The Citizenship Debate: Women, Ethnic Processes and the State 58 Nira Yuual·Dat'is Fortress Europe and Migrant Women 69 "'{frjana lHorokl'asic Racial Equality and '1992' 85 Ann Dummett Questioning Perestroika: A Socialist-feminist Interrogation 91 Ruth Pearson Postmodernism and its Discontents 97 Kate Soper

FEMINISTS AND SOCIALISM After the Cold War 109 Mary Kaldor Socialism Out ofthe Common Pots 115 Swasti Mittel' 1989 and All That 119 Beatrix Campbell In ListeningMode 124 Cynthia Cockburn WOMEN IN ACTION: COUNTRY BY COUNTRY The Soviet Union: Feminist Manifesto - 'Democracy Without Women is No Democracy': A Founding Document 127 Interview with Anastasya Posadskaya 133 Maxine Molyneux (ContinUed, next page) 32.

(Continued) CONTENTS SPECIAL ISSUE No. 39 Autumn 1991

SovietWomen Hold Their First Autonomous National Con· ference: Conference Report and Concluding Document from the First IndependentWomen's Forum ofthe Soviet Union 141 introduced by Cynthia Cockburn Yugoslavia: Democracy BetweenTyrannyand Liberty: Women in Post· 'Socialist'(lllovenia 149 Milica G. Antic A Women's Political Party for Yugoslavia: Introduction to the Serbian FeministManifesto 155 Cynthia Cockburn Czechoslovakia: Interview with Alena Valterova 161 by Mita Castle·Kanerovci Hungary: Hungary: A Loss ofRights? 166 Maria Adamik DeclarationofIntent 171 Feminist Network ofHungary Poland: Abortion, Church and Politics in Poland 174 Hanna Jankowska Women in Poland: Choices to be Made 182 Matgorzata Tarasiewicz

REPORTS

Lisa Power on the International Lesbian and Gay Association 187 Elizabeth Szondi on Black Women and Europe 1992 189 REVIEWS Arnrit Wilson and Julia Bard on Against the Grain: A Celebration of Survival and Struggle 193 Chris Corrin on Promissory Notes: Women in the Transition to Socialism 198 Alison Light on Mad Forest 204 Letter 210 Noticeboard 212 FEMINIST 33. STUDIES

Volume 17, Number 3 Fall1991 I

Preface 399

Elizabeth Young Here Comes the Bride: Wedding Gender 403 and Race in Bride of Frankenstein

Judith Halberstam Automating Gender: 439 in the Age of the Intelligent Machine

Cynthia M. Zelman Our Menstruation 461

Natasha Saje Poems 469

Eileen Gillooly Women and Humor IReview Essay) 473

Christina Brooks Feminist Jurisprudence IReview Essay) 493 Whitman

JO-Anne Fiske Colonization and the Decline of Women's 509 Status: The Tsimshian Case

Lois Wessel Reproductive Rights in : 537 From the Sandinistas to the Government of Violeta Chamorro

Florisa Verucci Women and the New Brazilian Constitution 551 Translated and Introduced by Daphne Patai

Notes on Contributors 569

Notes and Letters 572

Publications Received 579 34. Feminist Teacher Vol. 6 No.1 Summer 1991 Table of Contents

10 Gender and Race in the Classroom: Teaching Way Out of Line By Lana F. Rakow

14 Images of Women in Psychology and Literature: An Interdisciplinary Course By Pearl L. Brown and Michele Hoffnung

21 Feminism in Action: Teaching Our Daughters By Deborah T. Meem

26 Women On Peace Quilt: Eurekal Experience in Teaching By Ellen L. G1...,ock

29 Reshaping the Introductory Women's Studies Course: Dealing Upfront with Anger, Resistance, and Reality By Ardeth Deay and Judith Stitzel

34 Dealing with Racism in the Classroom By Georgia Rhoades

Departments 4 The Network 41 Teaching Resources 6 Feminist Teacher Network News 44 Conferences/Calls for Papers 37 Book Reviews rEJI/#/S! 35. Ie

Table of Contents Volume 4. Number 5 June 14-July 18. 1991 Page A Tribute to Peg West 1 Michal Osier Planned Parenthood Wisconsin Rejects Title X Gag Rule 1 Tammy Teschner Women Are Cruel Too 1 Julie Kaufman Newsbriefs 2·3 Speaking for Animals 4 Sue Siapnick Lobby for Dog Parks 5 Sue Siapnick VeganAction & Animal Rights 5 Stirling Johnson The Dog that Continues to be a Miracle 6 Barbara Papajohn . A Day In the Life of Carol and Cow Average ...... 6·7 Theo. Kramer Closed Doors, Pencils and Scatter Rugs 6·7 Karen Bradford Cats or Kids 7 Virginia Woods Michigan Organizers Respond to S/M 8 Lisa Vogel & Boo Price Women, Animals & Sentimentality 9 Helene Dwyer Eye Dlalect 10 Letters 11 Calendar, Classlfleds, Network 12 36. r-EJI/;y/sr

Table of Contents Volume 4, Number 6 July 19-5eptember 13,1991 Page Lesbian Nation Struggles to Emerge 1 Mary R. Frank • Rally Against the "Gag Rule" 1 Chris Grussendorf The Visit 1 Lance Newsbrlefs 2-3 Letters 4 Ronnie Gilbert and Hot Wire Magazine Receive Awards 4 Who Are These Hardened Criminals? .4 Lance KGP Announces Lesbian Culture and Creativity Recipients 5 The WCCN Women's Empowerment Project 5 Chryss Cameron Grandmotherly Advice on Modern Marriage: How Well Have We Listened? 6·7 Tammy J. Teschner Women's Martial Arts School To Open 6-7 Lisa Amacher Review Jungle Fever: A Viewer's Reflections 8 Mary Lou Carroll Apple Island Events 8 It's Not If You Win or Lose, But If You're Allowed to Play at All 9 The National Women's History Project Eye Dialect 10 Calendar, Classifleds, Network 12 r'EJI/JII/sr 37. I

Table of Contents Volume 4, Number 7 September 13-0ctober 10, 1991 Page Reaching For Half The Sky 1 Dr. Vibhuti Patel Urvashl Vald To Speak At GALVAnize Rally ...... 1 Sylvia Brown Newsbrlefs 2·3 . APNA GHAR: A Home Away From Home 4 Theo. Kramer Books By And About Women Of Color 4 Robyn Horrall and Sue Siapnick "Dynamite" Women Acting To End Domestic Violence 5 Lynn Haanen Kissing Girls Production Brings Muslca Femlnla To Apple Island 5 Ethnic Fest: Women of Color Speak Out 6·7 Sabah Taqi and Sue Siapnick Letters 9 Eye Dialect 10 Classlfleds, Network 11 Calendar 12 38. rEJI/JII/sr C

Table of Contents Volume 4, Number 8 September 11-November 7, 1991 Page Dialectical Maternalism and the Flux of Grace ...... 1 Tammy J. Teschner RhythmFesl: Something Old, Something New in Music Festivals 1 Theo. Kramer Newsbriefs 2-3 Women and "Universal Oneness" .4 Cara Quinn Commentary: From the Yellow Sea to the Golden Arches ...... 5 Charlcea Park PeaceSeeker Martial Arts Offers New Classes ...... 5 Lisa Amacher GALVAnize Marches tor Lesbian and Gay Rights 6-7 Eye Dialect 8 Musica Femina: Musical Herstory in the Making 9 Theo. Kramer Feminism Survey 10 The Joy of Spinning: "An Upcoming Performance" 10 Wish You Were Here 11 Linda I:enzke Network 11 Ciassifieds, Calendar 12 FIREWEED 39. A FEMINIST QUARTERLY Issue 33 Loosely About The Body

Summer, 1991

5 42 95 Editorial artworks A poem for the glaring man Parvaneh Radmard on the street 6 Janet Mason Maro 44 Pinelopi Gramatikopoulos Unexamined History 96 Repeats Itself: Race and Our pleasure be 9 Class in the Canadian Your language Nerve Reproductive Rights Laura McNairn Me, The Boss and Emily Movement Barbra Tassie Nancy Chater

15 60 98 slow dance Woman's Choice Health Criticism or Complicity? Memorial Day Weekend Clinic: Working For The Question of the Window Displays Broader Access Treatment of Rape and the judy Meiksin Janet Mawhinney Rape Victim in Jonathan Kaplan's TIle AcCltsed 18 74 Mallorie Cook The Electrifying of Ethel At the Hospital Rosenberg Chinese Elm 106 Margaret Almon Ellen Shearer Contributors

19 76 107 Lesbians Get A.I.D.S. Colonized Announcements JOE/Rape Poem Kl'nnie Lingus Karen Augustine 108 77 Calls for Submissions 25 Tonight you danced circles ... Ladies words congested block 110 Confessions of a Ladykiller passages ... Submission Guidelines Elizabeth Dancaes Sunsets are reminders . .. Upcoming Issues Belly Back Issues 28 Directions of change note on Frida Kahlo Connie Fife 111 viva la vida Subscription Information my voice enters 84 without hope, what the A Short Jewish History water gave me Sandra Haar for my father stand separate 86 self-portrait as frida kahlo What's My Excuse, Grace? cathy stonehouse Tsigane Baernstein

35 94 missinglharsher sentences Last Step Margaret Christakos Colleen Anderson 40. Frontiers

A Journal of Women Studies

Volume XII, Number 2 1991

ix From the editors

Opal Palmer Adisa, 1 Caribbean Women: Big and LillIe poet Kathy Sloane, photographer Kathleen Ochshorn 25 Of Woodlice and White Cockroaches: The Wesl Indian Girlhood of Jean Rhys ~fichelle Cliff 36 Caliban's Daughter: The Tempest and the Teapot Janice Mirikitani 52 Woman wilh Slraighl Back Janice Mirikitani 56 Cry Judilh Slaler 59 Television Secrets

ISSUES OF IDENTITY AND IDENTITY POLITICS Patricia Zavella 73 Reflections on Diversity Among Chicanas Christine Di Stefano 86 Who the Heck Are We? Theoretical Turns Against Gender Nancie E. Caraway 109 The Challenge and Theory of Feminist Identity Politics: Working on Racism E. M. Broner 130 Carefree Hours Marge Piercy 137 Core Memory Marge Piercy 139 Returning to the Cemetery in the Old Prague Ghetto 141 1948: Jews Adrienne Rich 142 Two Excerpts from An Atlas ofthe Dif- FICult World Sylvia de Swaon 145 Return: A Journey

COMMENTARY Tessie P. Liu 155 Race and Gender in the Politics of Group Formation: A Comment on No­ lions of Multiculturalism

166 In Brief 169 Contributors Notes Gender and Education 41. Volume 3 Number 2 1991

Kim Thomas. Notions of Gender in the Construction of English 117

Jean Kelly. A Study of Gender Differential Linguistic Interaction in the Adult Classroom 137

Patricia j. Sikes. "Nature Took Its Course"? Student Teachers & Gender Awareness 145

P. Nilan. Exclusion, Inclusion and Moral Ordering in Two Girls' Friendship Groups 163

Elizabeth Bird. To Cook or to Conjugate: gender and class in the adult curriculum 1865-1900 in Bristol, United Kingdom 183

Liz Sperling. Can the Barriers be Breached? Mature Women's Access to Higher Education 199

BOOK REVIEWS Gender in the Classroom (ed. by S. Gabriel & I. Smithson) reviewed by N. P. Stromquist 215

The Education Reform Act, 1988 (ed. by M. Flude & Merril Hammer) reviewed by B. Simon 216

Un/Popular Fictions (G. Moss) reviewed by M. Owen 218

Slow Motion (L. Segal) reviewed by C. Cockburn 219

Learning our Lines (ed. by C. Jones & P. Mahony) reviewed by G. Squirrell 221

Taking Gender into Account (B. Brock-Utne) reviewed by M. Brown 222

The Part-time Nobody (L. Chessum); Primmy Teachers Talking U. Nias) reviewed by S. Cunnison 223

The Social Contexts of Schooling (ed. by M. Cole) reviewed by S. Riddell 224

The 1990 Report of the Hansard Society Commission on Women at the Top (Hansard Society) reviewed by P. Perry 226

'Raa' and the Primary School (B. Carrington & G. Short) reviewed by M. Foster 227

Good Girls Make Good Wives U. Rowbotham) reviewed by D. Gorham 228

Working for Teo<:her Development (ed. by P. Woods) reviewed by F. Migniuolo 229 Gender and Education 42. Volume 3 Number 3 1991

June Purvis. Editorial 235

E. p, Thornley & G. S;ann. The Career Aspirations of South Asian Girls in Glasgow 237

Ammlda J. Coffey & Sandra Acker. 'Girlies on the Warpath': addressing gender in initial teacher education 249

Alark Halstead. Racial Feminism, Islam and the Single-sex School Debate 263

Christine SkeltQll. A Study of the Career Perspectives of Male Teachers of Young Children 279

iHairtin Ma~ an ChaW. Schooling, Sexuality and Male Power: towards an emancipatory curriculum 291

VIEWPOlNT Gillian L. S. Hilton. 'Boys will be Boys-won't they?': the attitudes of playgroup workers to gender and play experience 311

BOOK REVIEWS Women's Education ;n the Third World (ed. by David H. Kelley & Gail P. Kelley) reviewed by Indira Kulshreshtha 315

The Dictionary oj Feminist Theory. (M. Humm) reviewed by Carmen Luke 316

The Education ofGirls (Jane French) reviewed by Rosemary Palmer 318

Feminism and the Contradictions of Oppression (Caroline Ramazanoglu) reviewed by Mary Evans 320

Edu~ation and Female Emmu:ipation (Gareth Evans) reviewed by Deirdre Beddoe 321

Equal Opportunities in the New ERA (Ann Marie Davies, Janet Holland & Rehana Minhas) reviewed by Sheila Miles 322

Emily Davies and the Liberation of lVomm 1830-1921 (Daphne Bennett) reviewed by Sheila Fletcher 323

Women in Contemporary Society (Carol Buswell) reviewed by Lyn Brennan 325

Dolls and Dungarees (Eva Tutchell) reviewed by Barbara Thompson 326

Hearts and Minds (ed. by Jane Kenway & Sue \Villis) reviewed by Carolyn D. Baker 327

Surviving Child Sexual Almse (L. Hall & S. Lloyd) reviewed by Jenny Kitzinger 329

Girls and Sexuality (ed. by Lesley Holly) reviewed by Kate Remolds 330

Title·page and Contents, Volume 3 333 CONTENTS Editorial 127

Articles 43. The Future of Women's History: A Dutch Perspective MARjAN SCHWEGMAN and MINEKE BOSCH 129 0< Gender Paradox and the Otherness of God r: 3 MEGAN MCLAUGHLIN 147 C1l w Prostitutes, Magdalenes and Wayward Girls: Dangerous Sexualities of Working Class Women in Victorian Scotland BARBARA lITILEWOOD and LINDA MAHOOD 160

Of 'Spinsters: 'Concubines' and 'Wicked Women': Reflections on Gender and Social Change in Colonial Asante JEAN M. ALLMAN 176

The Meanings of Lesbianism in Post-War America DONNA PENN 190

Thematic Reviews Politics, Post-structuralism and CATHERINE HALL 204 Denise Riley, 'Am I That NameI': Feminism and the Category of Women in History (1988) Joan Wallach Scott, Gender and the Politics of History I_. (988).

The Neglected Century: Writing the History of Eighteenth-eentury Women AMANDA VICKERY 211 Bridget Hill, Women, Worn, and Sexual Politics in Eighteenth-Century Eng/and (1989) Ronald Hoffman and Pefer J. Albert (eds), Women in the Age of the American Revolution (1969) Rosalind Mitchison and leah leneman, Sexuality and Social Control: Scotland 1660-1780 (1989) Book Reviews 220 Mary Ann Clawson, ConstnJding Brothemood: Class, Gender and Fraternalism (1989) Mark C. Cames, Secret Ritual and Manhood in Vidorian Amedca (1989) JOHN TOSH Mary P. Ryan, Women in Public: Between Banners and Ballots, 1825-1880 (1990) JOAN LANDES Alain Corbin, Women {or Hire: Prostitution -and Sexuality in France after 1850 (l990> linda Mahoocl, The Magdafenes, Prostitution in the Nineteenth Century (1990) Charles Bernheimer, Figures of 111 Repute. Representing Prostitution in Nineteenth-Century France (1989) ANGUS McLAREN Bob Cant and Su~n Hemmings (005), Radical Records. Thirty Years of Lesbian and Gay History (1988) Hall Carpenter Archives. Gay Men's History Group, Walking After Midnight. Gay Men's Life Stories (1989) Hall Carpenter Archives. lesbian Oral History Group, Inventing Ourselves. Lesbian Life Stories (1989) lesbian History Group, Not a Passing Phase: Reclaiming l.esbians in History 1840- 1985 (1969) lUDY GREENWAY Harriet Bradley, Men's Work, Women's Work. A Soda/ogical History of the Sexual Division of Labour in Employment (1989) Eileen Boris and Cynthia R. Daniels, Homework. Historical and Contemporary Perspectives on Paid Labor at Home (1989) Shelley Pennington and Belinda Westover, A Hidden Workforce. Homeworkers in England 1850-1985 (1989) EDWARD HIGGS Marjorie Griffin Cohen, Women's Work. Markets and Economic Development in Nineteenth Century Ontario (1988) NANCY GREY OSTERUD Gillian Darley, Octavia Hill (1990) JANE LEWIS Donna Haraway, Primate Visions: Gender, Race and Nature in the World of Modern Science (1989) LONDA SCHlESINGER Stree Shakti Sanghatana, 'We Were Making History', Women and the Telengana Uprising (1989) G. ARUNfMA

Notes on Contributors 241 44. Gender &. History Volume 3 Number 3 Autumn 1991

Special Issue on Gender and the Right

CONTENTS Editorial: Issue Editor Nancy A. Hewitt 243

Articles Gender on the Right: Meanings Behind the Existential Scream JANE SHERRON DE HART 246 • Islamist Movements and Women's Responses in the Middle East VALENTINE M. MOGHADAM 268

White Women and Klan Violence in the 19205: Agency, Complicity and the Politics of Women's History NANCY MACLEAN 287 The Catholic Church, Work, and Womanhood in Argentina, 1890-1930 SANDRA MCGEE DEUTSCH 304

Commentaries Back to the Future: A Comment on American New Right Ideas about Welfare and Citizenship in the 19805 JANE lEWIS 326 A 'Non-Antagonistic' Contradiction? The Wage and Unwaged labor of Soviet Women WENDY Z. GOLDMAN 337 The japanese Ideology of 'Good Wives and Wise Mothers': Trends in Contemporary Research KUMIKO FUjIMURA-FANSELOW 345 Feminist Debates about Women and National Socialism ATINA GROSSMAN 350

Thematic Review Reconstructing the Ancient Greek Woman EDITH HAll 359 Roger Just, Women in Athenian Law and Life (1990) Raphael Sealey, Women and Law in Classical Creece (1990) Giutia Sissa, Creek Virginity (1990). Gender &. History 45. Volume 3 Number 3 Autumn 1991

Special Issue on Gender and the Right (Continued)

Book Reviews 366 Sara M. Evans, Born for Liberty: A History of Women in America (1989) JOANNE MEYEROWITZ Alice Kessler-Harris, A Woman's Wage. Historical Meanings and Social Consequences (1990)· MIRIAM GLUCKSMANN Hilary Marland (trans), 'Mother and Child Were Saved': The Memoirs (1693-1740) ofthe Frisian Midwife Catharina Schrader (1987) Ann Taves (ed), Religion and Domestic Violence in Early New England. The Memoirs ofAbigail Abbot Bailey (1989) Laurel Thatcher Ulrich, A Midwife's Tale: the Life of Martha Ballard, Based on Her Diary, 1785-1812 (1990) PHYLLIS HUNTER Carolyn Merchant, Ecological Revolutions. Nature, Gende; and Science in New England (1990) 8ARBARA KARSKY Carol A. Kolmerten, Women in Utopia: The Ideology ofGender in the American Owenite Communities (1990) Sally L. Kitch, Chaste Liberation: Celibacy and Female Cultural Status (1989) Frances Bartkowski, Feminist Utopias (1989) CHRISTOPHER CLARK

Shah ida Laleef, Muslim Women in India: Political and Private Realities 1890s-1980s (1990) GAIL MINAULT Ronald Hyam, Empire and Sexuality: the British Experience (1990) JOHN TOSH • Ruth Compton Brouwer, New Women for God: Canadian Presbyterian Women and India Missions, 1876-1914 (1990) PATRICIA GRIMSHAW Catriona Blake, The Charge of the Parasols. Women's Entry to the Medical Profession (1990) Omelia Moscucci, The Science of Woman. Gynaecology and Gender in England 1Boo-1929 (1990) LARA MARKS Felicia Gordon, The Integral Feminist: Madeleine Pelletier, 1874-1939 (1990) CLAIRE MOSES

Notes on Contributors GENDER & SOCIETY

46. Volume 5, Number 3 September 1991 Contents

From the Editor 285 Guest Editors' Introduction NORMA STOLTZ CHINCHILLA and MARTHA E. GIMENEZ 286 , Feminism, and the Struggle for Democracy in Latin America NORMA STOLTZ CHINCHILLA 291 Gender, Social Reproduction, and Women's Self-Organization: Considering the U.S. Welfare Slate JOHANNA BRENNER and BARBARA LASLETT 311 The Mode of Reproduction in Transition: A Marxist·Feminist Analysis of the Effects of Reproductive Technologies MARTHA E. GIMENEZ 334 "Between a Rock and a Hard Place": Women's Professional Organizations in Nursing and Class, Racial, and Ethnic Inequalities NONA Y. GLAZER 351 Structure and Agency in Socialist-Feminist Theory AMY S. WHARTON 373 Thinking about Wages: The Gendered Wage Gap in Swedish Banks JOAN ACKER 390 Book Reviews Gender and the Politics ofHistory by Joan Wallach Scoll MARGO ANDERSON 408 Domesticity and Dirt: Housewives and Domestic Servams in the , 1920-1945 by Phyllis Palmer JAN HULLUM 409 Healing Technology: Feminist Perspectives edited by Kathryn Strother Ratcliff, with Myra Marx Ferree, Gail O. Mellow, Barbara Drygulski Wright, Glenda D. Price, Kim Yanoshik, and Margie S. Preston, coeditors BETH RUSHING 411 Feminist Social Work by Lena Dominelli and Eileen Mcleod ANNEC. KOK 412 Thinking Fragments: Psychoanalysis, Feminism, and Postmodernism in the Comemporary West by Jane Flax ROBERTA SATOW 414 Promissory Notes: Women in the Transition to Socialism edited by S. Kruks, R. Rapp. and M. Young HEIDI GOTTFRIED 415

Susan B. Anthony: A Biography of a Singular Feminist by Kalhleeo Barry PRISOLLA OLDER 417 Daring To Be Bad: Radical Feminism in Americo, 1967-1975 by Alice Echols JOAN D. MANDLE 419 Gender Trouble: Feminism and the Subversion ofIdentity by Judilh Butler. KARIN A. MARTIN 420 Women, Policing, and Male Violence: International Perspectives edi:ed by lola. Haomer, Jill Radford, and Elizabeth A. Stanko DORIE KLEIN 422 GENDER & SOCIETY

Volume 5, Number 3 September 1991 47.

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The Cutting Edge: Women and the PitStrike edited by Vicky Seddon; Women and Political Conflict: Portraits ofStruggle in Times a/Crisis edited by Rosemary Ridd and Helen Callaway CAROLYN HOWE 424 Identity Politics: and the LimilS ofCommunity by Sbane Phelao CHERYL KADER 425 Feminism and the Power ofLaw by Carol Smart; Child Custody and the Politics ofGender edited by Carol Smart and Selma Sevenhuijsen; The Legal Relevance a/Gender: Some Aspects ofSex-Biased Discrimination edited by Sheila Mclean and Noreen Burrows USA J. McINTYRE 428 Primate VISions: Gender, Race, and Nature in the World ofModern Science by Donna Haraway LAKSHMI BANDLAMUDt 431 Womanpower: The Arab Debate on Women at Work by Nadia Hijab AUKAMAU 433 Women and the Ancestors: Black Carib Kinship and Ritual by Virginia Kerns MARtETTA MORRISSEY 435 Homework: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives on Paid Labor at Home edited by Eileen Boris and Cynthia R. Daniels; A Hidden Workforce: Homeworkers in England, 1850-1985 by Shelley Pennington and Belinda Westover SHERRY AHRENTlEN 436 Women in the Third World: Gender Issues in Rural and Urban Areas by Lynne Brydon and Sylvia Chant; A Home Divided: Women and Income in the Third World edited by Daisy Hilse Dwyer and J.uditb Bruce; The Household Economy: Reconsidering the Domestic Mode ofProduction edited by Richard Wilk ROBIN O'BRIAN 439 SWS Past Presidents 443 Gender & Society is portially supported by the University ofDelaware 48. G,ENDERS

11 Fall 1991

Articles Carol Siegel Postmodern Women Novelists Review Victorian Male Masochism Paul Morrison Coffee Table Sex: Robert Mapplethorpe and the Sadomasochism of Everyday Life 17 Nina Miller The Bonds of Free Love: Constructing the Female Bohemian Self 37 Christopher Reed Bloomsbury Bashing: Homophobia and the Politics of Criticism in the Eighties 58 Gloria-Jean Masciarotte C'mon, Girl: Oprah Winfrey and the Discourse of Feminine Talk 81 Lori Chamberlain Consent after Liberalism? A Review Essay of Catharine MacKinnon's Toward a Femi­ nist Theory of the State and Carole Pate- man's The Sexuat Contract 111

Commentary Carol Bacchi and Re-politicizing Gender: A Response Alison Mackinnon to Desley Deacon 126 Desley Deacon Reply to "Re-politicizing Gender" 134

Books Received 140

Notes on Contributors 145

Genders is published by the University of Texas Press in cooperation with the University of Colorado at Boulder HAG RAG 49. INTERGALACTIC LESBIAN FEMINIST PRESS New Rage Thinking

Vol. 6 No.1 JuIV-August, 9991 Regular Features Calendar 38 Classifieds 36 Dykes to Watch Out For ...... 27 Earth-Centered Astrology ...... 28 Editorial Policy 2 Editorial 3 How to Help Hag Rag ...... 39 Letters 9 Making It Happen! 33 Read It and Revolt! ...... 30 Regular Events 37 Reviews 29 So Precious a Place: . lIbmyll Speak 011 lIbmyll Ollly Space .. .. 29 Yahoo Aus/ralla/ ...... •...... 29 Thkin' Care of Business 40 Special Features Apple Island: A Wimmin's Space Dream-Come-True 14 . K'ate Behrens: Acupuncturist ...... 22 Lesbian Nation Struggles to Emerge 6 Lesbian Space ...... 13 No Need to Include Gay Males 15 Peg West Remembered 10 SHE Homelands on Earth 19 Statement from NLC Staff Wimmin 8 Straight Press "Outs" Lesbians 32 The Power of Attorney for Health Care: Do It Now! ...... ' 26 The Power of Attorney for Health Care: Something to Think About ...... 25 The Power ofWomen Only Space 18 The Visit 20 Thoughts on the National Lesbian Conference ..4 Who Are These Hardened Criminals? 21 Young Seps Speak Out 16 50. Health Care for Women International

CONTENTS Volume 12 / Number 3 / 1991

Editorial I v THE EXPERIENCES OF WOMEN WHO FACE ABORTIONS Vered Slonim-Nevo / 283 PAIN AND DISTRESS DURING ABORTION / Nancy Wells / 293 RETROSPECTIVE ASSESSMENT OF PREMENSTRUAL CHANGES IN ICELANDIC WOMEN I Herdfs Sveinsd6ttir and Gudnin Marteinsd6ttir I 303 INFERTILE COUPLES' PERCEPTIONS OF INFERTILITY SUPPORT-GROUP PARTICIPATION I Eleanor Lentner and Greer Glazer I 317 WALKING THE LINE BETWEEN FEMINISM AND INFERTILITY: IMPLICATIONS FOR NURSING, MEDICINE, AND PATIENT CARE I Julie C. Shattuck and Katherine K. Schwarz / 331 RECOVERY FROM CHILDBIRTH: LOOKING BACK 6 MONTHS AFTER DELIVERY I Lorraine Tulman and Jacqueline Fawcett I 341 COMPUTER HAZARDS: REAL OR IMAGINARY? I Richard Cardinali I 351 Communication Networks / 359 Health Care 51. for Women International

CONTENTS Volume 12 / Number 4 / 1991

Guest Editorial I Erihapeti Murchie / 359 BETWEEN TWO CULTURES: IDENTITY, ROLES AND HEALTH / Afaf I. Meleis / 365 WOMEN AND POWER: HOW CAN WE CHANGE THE SYSTEM? / Phillida Bunkie / 379 WOMEN AS BODY PARTS IN THE ERA OF REPRODUCTIVE AND GENETIC ENGINEERlNG / Renate Klein / 393 THE MAORlS OF NEW ZEALAND: A HISTORlCAL VIEW OF CULTURE AND FAMILY / Hazel N. Brown / 407 FUNDAMENTAL AND SITUATIONAL COMPONENTS IN A STRATEGY FOR ATTAINING A POSITIVE PATIENT EXPERlENCE OF THE PELVIC EXAMINATION: A CONCEPTUAL APPROACH / Henny M. Olsson and Mats T. Gullberg / 415 PATTERNS OF CONTRACEPTIVE USE AMONG URBAN WOMEN IN TAIWAN / Dona J. Lethbridge and Rosemary Wang I 431 PROBLEMS OF AGING: URlNARY INCONTINENCE PREVENTION / Belly D. Pearson and Dorothy Droessler / 443 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES ON VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN I Elisabeth Reichert I 451 COMPARlSON OF GENDER AND VICTIM RESPONSE TO VIOLENCE IN POPULAR MOVIES I Deborah M. Firman I 457 WOMEN'S REASONS FOR LEAVING ABUSIVE SPOUSES I Yvonne Campbell Ulrich I 465 52 •

a feminist quarterly Summer 1991 ·'1;95

HURRICANE ALICE'S RESTAURANT: WOMEN'S RELATIONSHIPS WITH FOOD

Shields Story by Christine Glendenning p. 1

Asparagas Poem by Kathleen Hauser p. 1

Being Food Essay by Andrea Pearson p. 3 JANET ANDERSEN

Persimmons Eating Green Peas and How to Spend a Poem by Lea HaJl p. 3 Day Somewhere In Hong Kong Prose poem by Ellzabeth Murray . .... p. 7 The 0 Beasts Story by Sa/ly Bellerose p. 4 Jumpsuits and Grapefruit Essay by Julie Tharp p. 8 Butter and Mustard Sandwiches Memoir by Gail Graham p. 4 The Proper Way to Eat a Pomegranate Poem by Jacqueline Tchakalian p. 8 Seneca Peace Encampment Essay by Karen Carlisle...... p. 5 Literary Weight Loss Prose poem by SibylJames p. 8 Bergamot Poem by Sibyl James p. 5 The Whole Recipe Memoir by Sima Rabinowitz p. 8 Thstlng the Fire Poem by Teresa Noelle Roberts p. 5 German Chocolate Cake for Breakfast Story by Kara Provost p. 9 Sauerkraut Supper Poem by NorJra Dirrberner-jax p. 6 The Prisoner Poem by Gail Rudd Entrekin p. 7 Hunger Memoir by Claudia Poser p. 7 Contributors ...... :...... p. 11

Reviews by Susan Hoffman, Pam Keesey, Maureen T. Reddy Graphics by Janet Andersen, Margo Kren, Diana Robertson HYPATIA 53.

VOL. 6, NO.2 SUMMER 1991 Contents

vii Preface

Charlene Haddock Seigfried Where Are All the Pragmatist Feminists!

21 Kathy Davis Remaking the She-Devil: A Critical Look at Feminist Approaches to Beauty

44 Susan Hekman Reconstructing the S!~bject: Feminism, Modernism, and Postmodemism

64 Ofelia Schutte higaray on Subjectivity

77 Phyllis Rooney Gendered Reason: Sex Metaphor and Conceptions of Reason

104 Matgaret A. Crouch Feminist Philosophy and the Genetic Fallacy

118 Susan E. Bernick Toward A Value-Laden Theory: Feminism and Social Science

137 Lynette McGrath An Ethical lI"tification of Women's Studies, Or What's a Nice Girl Like You Doing in a Place like This!

Archive

152 Nancy Fraser "Double Trouble": An Introduction

155 Rosi Braidotti The Subject in Feminism

173 Selma Sevenhuijsen The Morality of Feminism

Comment/Reply

192 S. Elise Peeples Her Terrain is Outside His 'IDomain"

200 Bill Pub The Science ofCaring

(Continued, next page) 54. HYPATIA

VOL. 6, NO.2 (Continued) SUMMER 1991

211 Maryann Ayim In Praise of Clutter as a Necessary Part of the Feminist Perspective

216 Susan Wendell Reply to Maryann Ayim

218 )0 Trigilio Open Letter to the Editors and Advisors of Hypatia

Book Reviews

220 Carole Boyce Davies Woman, Native, Other: Writing Postcoloniality and Fenlinism by Trinh T. Minh-Ha

222 Susan Hekman Self, Society, and Personal Choice by Diana T. Meyers

225 Patricia S. Mann Unndy Practices: Power, Discourse, and Gender in Contemporary Social Theory by Nancy Fraser

228 Andrea Nye Feminism/Postmodemism edited by Linda Nicholson

233 Jo-Ann Pilardi Claiming Reality: Phenomenology and Women's Experience by Louise Levesque~Lopman

238 Books Received

239 Notes on Contributors

242 Announcements

245 Guidelines (or Contributors/Calls (or Papers vii Preface VOL. 6, NO.3 Elizabeth Grosz FALL 1991 Introduction 55. 4 Vicki Kirby Corporeal Habits: Addressing Essentialism Differently

25 Kathryn Morgan Women and the Knife. Cosmetic Surgery and the Colonization of\\7omen's Bodies

54 Carol Bigwood Renaturalizing the Body (With a lillie Help from Merleau-Ponty)

74 Karin Cope Plastic Actions: Linguistic Strategies and Le Corps Lesbien

97 Margaret Whitford lrigaray's Body Symbolic

III Elspeth Probyn This Body Which is Not One: Technologizing an Embodied Self

125 Lois McNay The Foucauldian Body and the Exclusion of Expe,:cnce

140 Cathryn Vasseleu The Face Before the Mirror SlLIge

156 Rosalyn Diprose In Excess: The Body and the Habit of Sexual Difference

172 Robyn Ferrell The Passion of the Signifier and the Body in Theory

185 Anna Antonopoulos Writing the Mystic Body: Sexuality and TexlUality In the Ecriture feminine ofSaint Catherine of Genoa Review Essay

208 Eleanor KUl'kendall Subverting Essentialisms

Book Reviews

218 Kelly Oliver Throwing Like a Girl and Other Essays in Feminist Philosophy and Social Theory by Ins Marion Young

221 Eloise Buker The Female Body and the Law by Zillah R. Eisenstein

Special Report

227 Julien S. Murrhy, Ofelia Schutte, Jan Slagter and Linda Lopez McAlister Feminism in : Report on the 3rd Conference of North American and Cubon Philosophers

233 Notes on Contributors

235 Announcements

2.39 Call for Papers/Guidelines for Contributors

241 Recent Back Issues 56.

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Volume 11 Number 2 Summer 1991

COVER Hand-colored linoleum print, "Sister's Gift" Susan Nees FICTION Contest Winner Empty Threats Susan S. Kelly 10 Honorable Mention The Nest Debra R. Borys 16 Frieda's House Joanne Brown 32 POETRY PORTFOLIO Contest Winner Felix Culpa Jeanne Emmons 22 Honorable Mention Piano Practice Jeanne Emmons 23 Plain Talk Rochelle Nameroff 28 Finalists Beauty, Saturn Through A Telescope, Once Only, My Mother's Dresser Drawer Jeanne Emmons .24 Golden Earrings Rochelle Nameroff . 15 Something Like a Kiss but Maybe Fainter, For Larry, Shopping Rochelle Nameroff 29 Strawberry Moon Julie Hessler 7 Mother Lode Martha Vertreace 39 At Della's Grave Patricia Clark 47 DEPARTMENTS First Person: AT FORTY Brenda Spilios 8 Heritage: PUTTING UP AMANA KRAUT 40 Crossings: CROSSINGS Helen Adamson 41 As We Were: GETTING READY Barbara Horn 43 Books: Reviews by Carol Harker, CarolAnn Russell 44 1992 Contest Guidelines 48 CONTRIBUTORS Inside Back Cover 57.

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Volume 11 Number 3 Autumn 1991

COVER ART "Scenes from Daily Life: Afternoon Repast" Marcia Joffe-Bouska

FEATURES

Profile of Marcia Joffe-Bouska Coleen Hildreth Myers 14 Conversations with Pulitzer Prize Winners Marianne Abel 18 All the Ingredients Annie Tremmel Wilcox 24

FICTION

Pritikin is Dead Willa Schmidt 30 'til I Return Kassie Rose 35

POETRY

Days Like This Wendy McVicker 9 Minimalist Sonnet XV, Minimalist Sonnet XVI Mona Van Duyn 19 Peas Marlaina Tanny 23 Looking Out Marlaina Tanny 34 Body Ash Patricia Clark 43

DEPARTMENTS

First Person: WEST OF EDEN Mary Swander 6 Genealogies: STONE WOMEN Susan Mary Power 10 As We Were: THANKSGIVING ON THE PLAINS Julene Bair 39 Books: Reviews by Benita Moore, Sandra Witt 44. 1992 Contest Guidelines 48

CONTRIBUTORS Inside Back Cover 58.

Contents Women in Action 2/91 international

To Our Readers 3 From Our Readers 4 Women and Environment Women are Builders 5 Caribbean Feminist Tradition Caribbean Feminist Tradition by Rhoda Reddock 8 Women's Organizations in the Caribbean Community from the 19th Century to Today by Rhoda Reddock '" 12 Women and Development Lima's Communal Kitchens by Beryl K. Jacobs...... 16 Women and Health Repetitive Motion, Cumulative Pain by Barbara Goldoftas 18 A Brief Encounter with Masini Magar by Rupa Oi/hal 21 Differently Abled: A North-South Perspective by Jackie Spoth 22 Women's Emancipation Emancipation and Rural Women in Uganda 24 Isis, the goddess 27 Shared Housework Sharing the Load 28 A Man Without Broken Hands in the Home 30 Women in Action Around the World 32 Conference Reports 34 Conference Announcements 39 Networking 40 Calls 41 Ads 42 Isis Currents 43 Women of Isis (Board of Trustees) 46 Journal of WOMEN 59. & AGING

Volume 3 Number 2 1991

CONTENTS

FROM THE EDITOR The Homeless Older Woman in Context: Alienation, Cutoff and Reconnection 3 Martha Adams Sullivan, CSW Sex and Gender Implications in Cases of Elder Abuse 25 Mary C. Sengstock, PhD, CCS Aftereffects of Alzheimer's Caregiving on Widows' Health and Financial Well-Being 45 Dorothy Meddaugh, RN, PhD Shirley L. a 'Bryant, PhD Lorraine B. Straw, PhD Friends as a Source of Informal Support for Older Women with Physical Disabilities 63 M. Jocelyn Annstrong, PhD Adverse Drug Reaction Occurrence in Elderly Women 85 Jack E. Fincham, PhD A Sample of Professional and Managerial Women: Success in Work and Retirement 95 C. Ray Wingrove, PhD Kathleen F. Slevin, PhD

BOOK REVIEWS Helping Elderly Victims . .. The Reality ofElder Abuse, by Rosalie S. Wolf and Karl A. Pillemer 119 Reviewed by Susan O. Mercer, DSW Geriatric Respite Care: Expanding and Improving Practice, by Carol R. Hegeman 121 Re\'iewed by Carl M. Carlson, MSW Bridges to Retirement: Older Workers in a Changing Labor Market, edited by Peter B. Doeringer 122 Reviewed by E. Greer Gay, PhD 60. GKalliope ajournal ofwoITlen's art VOL. XIII NO.3 1991

Pan/Meyer ~ "Intrepid Exploration" Sallr Nielsen 3 Some New Images for New Soulh Lit Barhllra RaeI' 6 "Madame Roulin" 7 ··J.R. with Roses" Bay/u Wimers 8 Love and XXXs Lynne H. deCourcy 9 Lowcounlry Portrait Millie Taylor 10 Defeathered Snow Birds Unda Curtis Meyers II Swimming at Longboat Key Cathy Krel1icky I~ December 7. 1941 Ellill Carter 13 Poem for \\loadville. Mississippi 15 Talisman Lallrel Spe('}' 16 Mot:k-General AII11 Sims 17 \Vhere Your Feet Pass Pam Meyer 18 "Se

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Commentary Fear of Submission (Jane Meyerding) 4 Democracy Wall at the National Lesbian Conference 10 No to Men (Carolyn Gage) 13 An Apology: B&D (Roberta Peck) 16 En/I'itled (Annie Courtney) 17 From Us Race and Racism 3 Speda! Cartoon Issue! 3 Readers Respond to £esCon Questionnaires 9 Response Abuse', or Just a Failure of Communication? (Anonymous, Too) ..... 11 Reviews Off the Shelf(Angie Fa) 18 Special Focus - Women and Music Music Was My First Experience With Liberation (C.M.) 6 Secrets of a Lesbian Music Reviewer (Laura Post) 6 Yes, I'm Coming Home! (Carol Knichel) 7 I Love Lesbian Music (kaseja 0.) 8 Testimony .Josie and Jala (Jala Akilah Waleed) 1 Comics 18

Graphics by Judith E. Beckett (cover), Nikki Gosch (18), Karen Favreau (19), Diane Germain (19), Rhonda Dicksion 02, 14, 17, 19), Andrea Natalie (3,5, 13), Chris (11), Dean Brittingham (8), zana 0, 4, 7) Rini Templeton (6) 62. The \I'orld of Women Volume lI, Number • July/August 1991 FEATVRES:

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Race and Women: A Ms. Survey 45

Special Report Burma: The Myth ofEquality 18

Rural Women-Living on the Land by Mary KaJ BlakelJ 22

Three Generations of Native American Birth Experience by Jo), Harjo 28

Book Ewerpt The Mer-Child by Robill Morgan 68

Book E.Tttlpl OlW E,nemies, Ourselves by uUy CoUin Pognbill 77

\Vllal's a Ms. Foundation:- by Gloria Steillem 105

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Editorial Whose Free Press Is It• .-\nyway~ try' Rohin Atorgml

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Bangladesh: Women and the Floods • Canada: Landmark Decision • Brazil:

Against Honor· Are Human Rights Women's Rights? by Ga.vle Kirshenbaum.

.\(IIT!rnTfI Rmufnll j, (I//Jng/iml' Update on Unwaged Labor IJ." Mari(n1J. Wmillg • Eastern Europe: Assault on Ildi!'jl/ f5pt(if//~\' IIH'n!lw{ ill lAtin AmfTi((//II1~lInfll\ i'~I/(\. ~icaragua: Reproductive Rights • Autonomous Feminism Her mOlt TanJl hook i\ "Walking to Ihl EdW': ['.n.\\ fit 98 Home Fires National :"Jews Rf,ilfanu"(SPlIllh f:lld Prel,," page /fJH Can Deborah McGriff Save Detroit's Schoolsf b)' babel Wilkerson

Garment Workers: One Long, Last Strike b)' Debbie Na/hn,1l • Rape and Media

Stereotypes Commental)' by Helm Benedict· Full-Time Care, Part-Time Pay-

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104 Adioll Agt'1lda Fighting Title X Gag Regulations

2'f~: ..Poetr)' The Widow Sleps Out by El'e Ml'rria11i , 'f·~ '·l~·: ~Q{/ty Retabl05 for Frida b)" .\lwgaret RUI/dall ", '-l"k ..'1}"

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74 hmt'r ~lee Music as Medicine ~~' j.:a." (;anllll'r

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Truth \'s, "Facts" by Pmdn DiPe17la 21

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Fiction The Chipko by Sally Miller Gearhart 64

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b,tenlatiollal Boohhelf 75

Bookwatch 76

Bold T)'J1fS Shari Basom orSmall Changes 76

\ I'. , pngl46 Film Spike's Spite-Women at the Periphery byJulimme Malveau.'l; 78

Stage British HUll1or, Feminist Style b)' Fel1l Siegel 81

Living Art by Smmmf Skllbik 81 Editorial M(t'ms: Da"idlt DlInllidl, }I/lit Fdll;r. RajalaJuhmi }agadusall, My Personal "Earth Mother" byJud), CO!li".1 82 A/isOII Mthlmall, Mo/~y SIUI/OInoD, Nallmlit Sifl,t'strt.jnmi[tr ""M Art il1lt/lI:jody Ptr/bagu 65. September/October 1991 Volume II, Number 2 • (continued)

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USSR by Talyu1lo. Mamollova • Nepal: Women and the Election by Mmljllia Cit;

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Welfare. Leal'llfare-Unlairl by Pat Gowens ' Thurgood Marshall: A Personal

Tribute by Comtflllet Baker Motie)'· Altioll Agenda Eco-Action Near You

35 Por/IY We Will Re::build It by EllelYlle Accad Mmjmi! Agos(I/ hID jJlIbliJlttd 12 36 liealth Our Bodies, Ourselves: Disability and the Medical System • How Safe bvoh oJ path'J and prau, imllidillK /hf TiCenl "Bollfl,-d' (Bilil/gMf Are Fat Substitutes? by Ihe Bos(oll Women's Health Book Caflective Rn';fUl PitH). IItr an/hololO', "U'tlmm, Clu"fdltll, and IIl1l1lml Right. ill ILitill Am",j,/I," i, 38 IIIlIer Space The Lonely Other by Dialla HWlle George [OJ/hnnllingfllllll U't.IIJli"lI'ill

Manh of 11)92, (11111 (I book oIlln 44 Sports Where Is Our Field of Dreams? by Kate Roltt/ds ",ltf/til Pfltllll, "Cilrin ul MllllllrH," ll'ilf "t/IIIMhhl'd b)' 46 PlIO/V EsstJ)' Living with the Enemy try DOlllla Fermta Whitt' PiliI' PIt'), IIn/.WI/1. Slit /r{/(!Ul II/ U'tllf.dr). Poe/l)' Anna Akhmatova: Two Poems 77 i/llillf IOl'tn

H3 lIow We Got Here The:: Jane:: Collec.:ti"e: Seizing Control by LilUl~y Vall Grftfa

94 Glft',~t Room Ship of Fools? by SOllia Julmsoll

96 (.'omix The Quest by Noreell Steoem

J'uei,y A Wom

b)' Mmjorie Agosft/ (inside covers) 66. MINERVA: Quarterly Repart on Women and the Military

TABLE OF CONTENTS Volume IX, Number 2 Summer, 1991

Articles

A CONSTITUTIONAL ANALYSIS OF THE COMBAT EXCLUSION FOR AIR FORCE WOMEN Marilyn A. Gordon Mary Jo LUdvigson I

MAKING HISTORY, TEACHING HISTORY: WOMEN'S HISTORY AS A CATALYST FOR CHANGE IN THE AIR FORCE Lorry M. Fenner 35

AMAZONS OR BUTTERFLIES: THE RECRUITMENT OF WOMEN INTO THE MILITARY DURING WORLD WAR II Melissa S. Herbert 50

YELENA FEDOROVNA KOLESOVA: WOMAN HERO OF THE SOVIET UNION K Joan COllom 69

Review 76

Bettie J. Morden, The Women's AmlY Corps, 1945-1978 By D'Ann Campbell Volume 3 Number 1 Winter 1991 67.

Articles Feminist Literary Criticism: How Feminist? How Literary? 3 How Critical? SUSAN S. L.-\NSfU Weird Science and the God Machine: The Technological 20 Reproduction of the ~1ind/Body Split M .. uU:I.-\ E. Ht-JUJW

Women's Work and Status in Rural Egypt 38 B.\RIU1U K. LHlSON Feminism and Nursing 53 F/UNCfS L. Hlnr.\lAi\'N

On Learning and Teaching Creating a Conversation: Teaching All Women 70 in the Feminist Classroom AM\" fl. SfI.-\l'IRO

Observations

Invented Traditions: Take One on the Lesbian and Gay Past 81 SCOT,. HR. ..\ \'MANN

Feminist Bywords Feminist Bywords, 1990: What Do They Mean Now? 93 Ron\'N U. WARHOl. Authority 95 D.\u: M. B.H/f:R

Review Essays

"Sister, Sister?": Recent Writings on Black and White 98 Southern Women F.-uulI I\S.\lINt-: Gil/H:IN

Reconsidering Visual Pleasure 110 AMl' Vll.t/\RfJO

Reviews Hard Cort: POWfy. Pltasurt and tht "Frenzy of the Visible" 117 by Linda Williams For Adult Users Only: The Dilemma of Violnlt POnlograph)' edited by Susan Gubar and Joan Hoff CONSTANCf: L. MUI. Reviewer

A Very Serious Thhlg: Women's Humor and Americml Culture 122 by Nancy A. Walker Redressing tht Balallu: Ameriwtl Women's Literary Humor from ColO1lial Times to the 1980s edited by Nancy A. Walker and Zita Dresner Great HousfWit,tS of Art by Sally Swain Rn;f:NIA GAGNIF:R. Reviewer

Dot1lt'sticit)' and Dirt: Housfwives and Domestic Servants 126 in the United States. 1920-1945 by Phyllis Palmer M.un ROMf:RO, Reviewer (Continued, next page) Volume 3 Number 1 Winter 1991 68. (Continued)

W01nm in the Third World: Gender Issues in Rural and 129 Urban Art'as by Lynne Brydon and Sylvia Chant Seeds: Supporting Women's Work in the Third World edited by Ann Leonard lVomm ill the Third World: A Directory of Resources edited by Thomas P. Fenton and Mary J. Heffron S,\NHUA Ff:ATlIF.RAfAN. Reviewer

Women Adrift: Independent Wage Earners in Chicago, /880-J9JO 134 by Joanne J. Meyerowitz LOliISf: C. WADE, Reviewer

Changing Perspectives on Gender: Nett' Initiatitll's in Secondary 136 Education edited by Helen Burchell and Val Millman SIIIRUT P. BROWN. Reviewer

There's Somtthillg I've Been Meaning To Tell You 138 edited by Lafalce MacPike

Twice Blessed: On Beilig Lesbian, Gay and Jewish edited by Christie Balka and Andy Rose In. Ll'NN Ff:UfAN, Reviewer

Gnider and Kinship: Essays Toward a Unified Analysis edited by 142 Jane Collier and Sylvia Yanagisako

The Gender of the Gift by Marylin Strathern

Narrowing the Gnider Gap by Geeta Somjee BUf:NIM ROSf:NBAUM, Reviewer

Teaching Materials on Womni, Health and Healing edited by 147 Adele Clarke, Virginia Olesen, Sheryl Ruzek, and Patricia Anderson

Minority Women, Health and Healit/g in the U.S.: Selected Bibliography and Resourus edited by Sheryl Ruzek, Patricia Anderson, Adele Clarke, Virginia Olesen, and Kristin Hill

Syllabi Set on Womni, Health mid Healitlg: Fourteen Cour.ses compiled by Sheryl Ruzek, Virginia Olesen, and Adele Clarke Sm: V. ROSSf:U. Reviewer

Passion and Power: Sexuality in History edited by 151 Kathy Peiss and Christina Simmons

From Sappho to De Sa de: Moment.s in the History oj Sexuality edited by Jan Bremmer SHAUON L. SJF.l'f:US, Reviewer

AmazotlS and Military Maids: Women Who Dressed a.s Men in the 154 Pur.suit oj Life. Liberty mid Happiness by Julie Wheelwright DIANNi': DUGA w. Reviewer

NWSA News 157

Contributors 161

Announcements 164 Volume 3 Number 2 Spring 1991

69.

Articles Gender and Ideology in Science: A Study of 167 Molecular Biology BONN'''; B. SI',\Nlf:U Political Structures and Social Movement Tactics: 199 Feminist Policy Agendas in the United States in the 19905 RUWARA J. Nf:tSON .\NO NANC" j. JOIlNsON Sex~Role Socialization in Iranian Textbooks 213 PillOW! SIIO,\R-GIIAf'P,UO AND P.n"RICIA J. HIGGINS

On Learning and Teaching Consistancy. Connectedness, and Constraints in the 233 Lives of Arrican·Arnerican Women Teachers AlIC',1-:U: FOSH·:R

Connections Rigoberta Menchu. Chronicler 262 STACEY SCHL,\U

Feminist Bywords Lesbian 278 COLLEEN LAMOS

Report The Promise and Challenge of Black Women's Studies: 281 A Report from the Spelman Conference, May 25-26. 1990 PA TRleM B,.:t.l.~Sc:(n-,~ BU'l-:UI.l' GU1'-S,Il-:FTt\ t.I., ANI.) jACQUELlNf. JONES R01'STF.R

Review Essays Suffrage Biographies 289 RUTH B. M01'NII-iAN

Reflections on European Women's History 298 JF.AN H. QUA'I'AF.R'I' Women at War with Militarism, Part One: Setting the Stage 309 JUDY BARRf.TT LrroFF ANO DA \'IV C. SlIUTU

Reviews Chatlging Our Own Words; Essays on Criticisms. Theory, and 316 Writing by Black Women edited by Cheryl A. Wall GA Y Wnf.NTZ, Reviewer Standing Again at Sinai: judaism from a Feminist 321 Pfrsptctitll' by Judith Plaskow RF:BF.cc,\ T. A,I.l'fxr. Reviewer

Waking Up to Rape directed by Meri Weingarten 323 The Confrontation: Latinas Fight Back Against Rape directed by Anne Irving (Continued, next page) Volume 3 Number 2 Spring 1991 70. (Continued)

Update Brazil: Women's Poliu Stations directed by Nancy Marcotte and ColleHe Loumede Rape/Crisis directed by Gary T. McDonald ANNf: SISSON RUN1',\N, Reviewer

Dangerous by Degrns: Women at Oxford and the Someroille 326 College NOllelists by Susan J. Leonardi Jt\NF. MARCUS, Reviewer

Contfmporary Women's Fiction: Narralit'f Practice and Feminist 328 Theor)' by Paulina Palmer Brfakitlg the Sequence: Women's Experimental Fie/ion edited by Ellen G. Freidman and Miriam Fuchs Writing i1l the Femi,li1te: Fnninism and Experimental Writing in Quebec by Karen Gould SAU.l' KITCH, Reviewer

L'E,wisee by Evelyne Accad 333 KATHLf.f:N HICKOK AND ASTAJR G. MF.NGF.SIfA, Reviewers

The Sexual Politics of Meal: A Fnninist-Vegelarian Critical 335 Theory by Carol J. Adams M. E. GRF.NANDER. Reviewer

NWSA News 337

Contributors 339

Announcements 343 71.

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A RIBBON AT A TIME THE COUNTRY (National News) OF WOMEN Cast Study: How One Sex EquUy A War ThaI Will Not End Program Could Have Been Saved by lAura Flanders p. CWJ by Susan Dworkin p. 3 Update on Hungary Dial 911... Ask For A Woman by Zsuzsa Beres p. CW3 by Marie de Sanlis p. 6 Computer Toys, Not Just For Boys METRO SUPPLEMENT by Angela Gunn p. 7 On The Air by Susan BrignoU p. MJ Defying The Odds - The Feminist Prusts Iv'Lynn Wenzel p. 8 Misguided Law Revb't's Deadly Disease by MayTis Webber p. M4 THE WORLD REVIEW OF BOOKS SPLIT OPEN Vampire Lesbians with a Sense of (Personal Essays) Communit), by Susan Shennan p. /9 WhaJ Wt Pass Down Judaism, Feminism, and Letty by Jill Wilson Brtnntn p. /0 b)' Pamela Franklin p. 20 DANCING AT THE CALENDAR, REVOLUTION INFORMATION (The Arts) p. 26 The Artist A.s Mother by Susan Dworldn p. /6 ClASSIFIED Inlriguing Story ofJazz. Grew p. n by Ann' Markowski p. J7 Cover photo by Alexandra Brez Usa Sliwa at Pro-Choice rally. CENTERFOLD September 1991. New York City Holiday Marlutphut pp. /4-15 74 • offour backs volume xxi' number 6 june 1991 contents, ,q9'p commentary An Unbroken Circle of 0+ = +Q. Women? 10 Women & Self Defense Weapons 17 cfoo "Fuckerware" Party . ' 26 news international reviews Lesbians at Midlife 14 International news ., 9 If you See a Dream 18 Poland on abortion 9 Iceland ok's condoms 9 Native women surviving . prison .' 15 regulars Chicken Lady 24 national Dykes to Watch Out For 24 lesbian news 5 ,Letters 27 violence news ".6 ·Ads ; 28 national news 7 front cover conferences NLC graphic by rainbow National Lesblim Conference . 1 back cover" Passages:Beyond the by jUlia .kyles Barriers 2 75. off our backs volume xxi number 7 jUly 1991 contents interviews commentary Gloria Anzaldua 1 The Writer and Tee Corine 12 AIDS 16 Profound and Utter news Failure 17 international Philippines: Trafficker in response Women Acquited 9 NWSA 24 Yugoslav Women Start NLC 24 Newspaper 10 Feminism In Eastern Europe 10 Poland Rejects Abortion regulars Ban 11 Chicken Lady 18 Dykes to Watch OUI For 18 national Letters 25 Supreme Court Gags Ads 29 Clinics 5 Abortion 5 National 6.7 Army 8 front cover by julia kyles back cover reviews. '. ~ .. . . Riding Desire 14 by julia kyles New Books About Children of Lesbians and Gays .. 20 76. off rbacks volume xxi. number 8 aug/sept 1991 contents news regulars Discrimination news 2 Chicken Lady 21 Abortion news 4 Dykes to Watch Out For 21 international Letters 26 Polish women seek solidarity 1 Ads 29 Virgin birth' funding cut 5 commentary front cover by liz clarke The Shame of Being Naked 6 What Color Is Your Politics? 9 Interindependence 10 back cover reviews by julia kyles Sisters of the Earth 8 BI Any Other Name 11 Are You Two...Together? 12 Black Feminist Thought 13 Gilda ...... •...... 14 Food and Spldts .. '.' 15 Side by Side, again 16 Voyages Out 2 17 Murder In the books: 3 novels . 18 Just Say Yes 19 Hagar the Egyptian ...... 20 responses NLC and Jewish Women 24 Open Letter to NWSA 25 77. offour backs volume xxi number 9 october 1991 contents news national Death Stops the Parade 1 violence news 2 abortion news .... 3 media news 4 international Women's Reproductive Health 6 China: Traffic in Women 7 Australla:Lesbian Festival 7 obituaries Gale Wilhelm 2 interviews Armenian Lesbians Fights Invisibility 9 commentary Is This the Revolution? ..... 8 Welcome to a Wortd Designed to Exclude You 12 Military Service: A Step Backwards for Women 16 Cultural Approprtatlon 20 reviews Are We Winning Yet? ..... 10 Are You Girls Travelling Alone: Adventures in Lesblanic Logic ...... 14 Women and Revolution in Nicaragua ...... 15 regulars Chicken Lady 18 Dykes to Watch Out For 18 Letters 17, 21 Ads : 25 78. off urbacks volume xxi number 10 november 1991 contents AIDS news reviews AIDS Affecting Women ..... 4 Rethinking Ecofemlnlst commentary Politics .. ,., ... ,., ... " 11 . Reweaving the World-The Does Lesbian Sex Emergence of Eco- Transmit AIDS? 6 feminism ..... ,.,., .. ,. 11 First You Cry 9 Abor1Ion and Women's review Cholce:The State, .sexual- Women, AIDS and Activism .. 7 Ity & Reproductive Freedom .. , ..... , ..... 12 From Abortion to Repro- duciJve Freedom:Trans- news forming the Movement ... " 12 national Hlpparchla's Supreme Court Nomination .. 1 Choice ., ... : ..... ,., ,. 14 Harassment Speakout 2 Discrimination News 2 regulars Surrogacy Decision 3 Chicken Lady ,., ... ,.,.. 18 Queer Brains , 10 Dykes to Watch Out For. ,,., 18,19,27 commentary Letters .,., .. , .. "., .. , 21 I'll Make You Sorry Ads 25 You Ever Hurt a Woman , .. 15 Lesbian Battering ,.,..... 16 Croatia: One Woman's View 20 79.

THE PROGRESSIVE WOMAN'S QUARTERLY VOL. XXI WINTER 1991

FEATURES

GOODBYE TO WHITE MALE PRIVILEGE: Women Challenge Health Care Research By Elayne Clift ''WE DON'T WANT A Women historically have been excluded COUNTRY OF 1NVALmS AND from important clinical trials. Now FRESH GRAVES": they demand a change 7 Yugoslav Women Against War By Jill Benderly THE FULL EXTENT OF THE Amidst the tragic chaos ofcivil war, DAMAGE: women organize and sound a voice of The Hidden Children of the Shoah peace and sanity 25 By Beverly Lowy The Holocaust robbed them ofchild­ VIOLENCE IN THE IVORY hood and cast shadows ever since. At TOWER: last some Hidden Children are Aggression Studies on Animals beginning to emerge 10 By Betsy Swart While billions ofpublw INVASION AND RESISTANCE: dollars go to torture monkeys, much· Guatemalan Women Speak needed social services die for By Margaret Randall lack offunds 28 American feminists connect with Guatemalan women who dare to defy , the establishment 16

, "DREAMWORLDS": DEPARTMENTS How the Media Abuses Women Merle Hoffman· Editorial 2 , By Fred Pelka Win Some' Lose Some 4 I l An interview with Professor Sut Jhally. Choice Books 31 ; , America's leading critic ofiHTV's Music Reviews 36 , sexploitation 20 ' Feedback 43 80. , Peace'~ "'v: . )£W'U~ .:,'< -. -,,'1:,:- ",';, Fre'" Gin

July!August 1991 Vol. 51 No.4

Departments Reader's Forum 4 Program and Action 18 Profile of a New Member 19 Branch Action 20 Washington Office 22 International WILPF 25 Features The Media and the Gulf War 6 Media Activism 12 Interview with Jeff Cohen 14 Women's Mideast Conference 24 Peacea~d 81. . Freedom

September/October 1991 Vol. 51 No.5

Departments Reader's Forum 4 Program and Action 5 Branch Action 20 Membership Campaign 21 Resources .. 34 Features Report from Iraq 6 Empowering Ourselves and Our Branches 8 Highlights of the 1991 WILPF Congress 22 82. Peaceand Freedom

November/December 1991 Vol. 51 No.6

Departments Reader's Forum 4 Program and Action 5 Membership Campaign 25 Branch Action 26 Features Working Against Racism 6 Columbus Legacy 8 People's History 12 1992 Organizing 14 Women Confront Racism in Our Uves 16 PSYCHOLOGY OF WOMEN QUARTERLY

Volume 15 Number 2 1991 83

Gender·Related Attitudes w'men's Studies: A Study of Feminist Identity Adena Bargad lBl Development in Women Janet Shibley Hyde

Are Women Evaluated More favorably Than Menl Alice H. Eagly 203 An Analysis ofAltitudes, Beliefs, and Emotions Antonio Mladinic Stacey Olio

Creativity, Caring, and Context: Women's and Mary Crawford 217 Men's Accounts of Humor Preferences and Diane Gressley Practices

Cender and Causal AUributions for Mastery, Cheryl B. Travis 233 Personal, and Interpersonal Events Raymond H. Phillippi Tracy B. Henley

Work The Corporate w'man ofthe 1990s: Maverick or Maxine Arnold Hatcher 251 Innovator

Cender and Work History in the Placement and Karla Fischer 261 Perceptions of Elder Community \blunteers Bruce D. Rapkin Julian Rappaport Violence Perceptions of Sexual Harassment: The Influence Louise F. Fitzgerald 2Bl of Cender and Academic Context Alayne J. Ormerod Health Cender's Role in Responses to Infertility Antonia Abbey 295 Frank M. Andrews L. jill Halman Clinical Practice Client Preference for Counselor Cender Virginia Lee Stamler 317 Martha D. Christiansen Kathleen H. Staley Laura Macagno-Shang

Ethical Issues in Feminist Therapy: Selected Topics Laura S. Brown 323

Reviews Anna freud, by Elisabeth Young·B~uehl Helena Harris 337

The Courage to Heal Workbook, by Laura Dav!s Jeanne Parr lemkau 339

Feminists and Psychological Practice, edited by Hannah Lerman 341 Erica Burman .

Too Cood for Her Own Cood: Breaking free from Rachel Hare-Mustin 342 the Burden of Female Responsibility, by Claudia Bepko and Jo-Ann Krestan w'men of Color and Southern Women: A Yvonne V. Wells 344 Bibliography ofSocial Science Research, 1975­ 1988, by Andrea Timberlake Student Advisory Board 345

Erratum 347 84. ISSUES IN REPRODUCTIVE AND GENETIC ENGINEERING Journal of International Feminist Analysis VOLUME 4 NUMBER 2 1991

CONTENTS JyarSNA AGNllIarRl GUPTA 93 Women's bodies: The site for the ongoing conquest by reproductive technologies MARIANNE SCHULLER 109 The human being in contemporary medical discourse: Controversial goings-on at Hamburg's University Hospital in Eppendorf ANNETTE BURFoar 119 Midwifery: An appropriate(d) symbol of women's reproductive rights? MARJORIE ALTERGarT 129 Artificial infant feeding: Women's loss, men's gain

ROMAINE RU~AM 143 IVF in Australia: Towards a feminist technology assessment RITA ARDITTI 155 Editor's Note KAREN MALPEDE 155 Notes on the writing and reception of the stage play Beller People

KAREN MALPEDE 161 Scenes 2 and 7 from Beller People: A surreal comedy about geneIic engineering

AT ISSUE JOCELYNNE A. SCUTT 169 Whose surrogate? Surrogacy, ethics, and the law NEWS ON DEVEWPMENTS CYNTHIA DE WIT, ANN PAPPERT 179 Current developments and issues: A summary and CHRISTINE EWING BOOK REVIEWS MARSHA SAXTON 201 Past Due, A Story ofDisability, Pregnancy and Birth by Anne Finger FRANCES HUTCHINSON 202 Beyond Conception: The New Politics ofReproduction by Patricia Spallone and The New Reproductive Technologies edited by Maureen McNeil, Ian Varcoe, and Steven Yearley 205 Announcement 207 Biographical Statements RFR~DRF 85.

RESOURCES fOR f EM N 1ST RESEARCH DOCUMENTATION SUR LA RECHERCHE fEMINISTE Confronting Heterosexuality/Confronter I'heterosexuallte December 1990Nol. 19, nos. 3 &4/decembre 1990 • Table of Contents/Sommalre

Editorials/Editor/aWl Sex and Shame: Some Thoughts on the Social and Historical Meaning of Rape 81 Panel DiscussionslEcbanges 3 Karen Dubinsky

Articles/Articles Commenls/Observations Personal Politics and Sexuality 8 You Be Nonnal, Or Else... 86 Didi KhayaJt Jane Rule Heterosexuality: Sexuality or Social System? 13 Thinking About Bisexuality 87 Constance Durocher Marilyn Murphy

L'Heierosexualiie : sexualiie ou systeme social? 18 "We'll Deconstruct When They Deconstruct" 89 COlIStance Durocher Ingrid MacDonald

Feminism and Motherhood, 1970-1990: 23 The Treatment of the Sexualities in Research 91 Reinventing the Wheel? Helen LellSkyj Roberta Hamilton Review Essay/Critique Sexuality, Justice and Feminist EthIcs 33 Au berceau de l'heterosexualiie modeme : 94 Martha J. Saunders la Revolution fran~aise de 1789 Lorna Jane Abray Sexual Subject; Sexual Object 40 Caffyn Kelley Book ReviewsiComptes rendus Eve's Secrets: A New Theory of Female A Valediction: Beyond Mourning and Weeping 44 Sexuality 100 L. Ashley Turner Josephine Lowndes Sevely Reviewed by KaJe Sandilands La "communauie lesbienne" et I'ideologie beteropatriarchale : les pieges du Iiberalisme 49 Family Love and Work in the Lives of Bronwyn Winter Victorian Gentlewomen 102 M. Jeanne Peterson Pandora's Box and Cultural Paradox: Reviewed by Deborah Gorham (Hetero)Sexual/ty, Lesbianism and Bulimia 54 CarlaRiee Feminist Mothers !O3 Tuula Gordon The Construction of Masculinity in Men's Friend- Reviewed by Anita Clair Fellman ships: , Heterosexism and Homophobia 60 Fiona Hart Hard Core: Power, Pleasure and the "Frenzy of the Visible" 104 "Without a Woman There is No Land": Marriage Linda Williams and Land Rights in Smallholder Agriculture, Kenya 68 Reviewed by Dan Thu Nguyen Fiona Mackenzie L'identiie masculine en crise au toumant du Institutionalizing Christian Heterosexism in Mar· siecle", 1871 • 1914 !OS itime Conference of the United Church of Canada 75 Annelise Maugue Barbara Rumscheidt Compte rendu par Lorna Jane Abray (Continued, next page) 86. RFR~DRF

RESOURCES FOR FEM N 1ST RESEARCH DOCUMENTATION SUR LA RECHERCHE FEMINISTE Confronting Heterosexuality/Confronter I'heterosexualile December 1990Nol. 19, nos. 3 & 4/decembre 1990 • Table of Contents/Sommaire (Continued)

Learning Our Lines: Sexuality and Social Conuel in Education 106 Carol Jones and Pat Mahony, eds. Reviewed by Helen unskyj

Lesbian Philosophies and Cultures 106 Jeffner Allen, ed. and Lesbians in Canada Sharon Dale SlOne, ed. and Perverse Politics: Lesbian Issues Feminist Review, no. 34 Reviewed by Cynthia Wrighl

Never Too Thin 109 Eva Szekely Reviewed by Carla Rice

Pornography and the Sex Crisis 110 Susan G. Cole Reviewed by Valerie Og/ov

Recollecting Our Lives: Women's Experiences ofChildhood Sexual Abuse HI Women's Research Centre Reviewed by Karen M. Lcdl

Sexuality & Subordination: Interdisciplinary Studies ofGender in the Nineteenth Century 112 Susan Mendus and Jane Rendall, eds. Reviewed by Mary Anne Mac Far/ane

The Rise ofa Gay and Lesbian Movement 113 Barry Adam Reviewed by B.cld Ross

Women and Marriage in Nineteenth·Century 114 England Joan Perlein and Hard Lessons: The Lives and Education ofWlXk· ing Class Women in Nineteenth·Cenlury England June Purvis Reviewed by Mary Kinnear

AbstraclslPrkis de lecture 116 Sage oman 87. A Quarterly Magazine of Women's Spirituality

Issue No. 16 Table of Contents Work is love made visible

Articles From Harmlessness 10 Right Livelihood ... 4 Brigid: Spirituality at Work ... 10 Dedicating Sacred Effort to the Goddess: A Ritual for the Animals ... 14 Heart at Work ... 17 Stalking the Spiritual Musician: an interview with Wahaba Heartsun ... 19 Empowering the Feminine ... 21 Work as Lifestyle: A Letter to the Homemaker 24 Seeking Work. Seeking Self 24 Earthworks: Pentacles in the Rider~ Waite and Molherpeace Tarots ... 26 Worlds that Work Together ... 30 What Three Witches Say About Jobs, Prosperity and Money. ,. 33 .

Poetry A Song from lite Suds .. 16 The Goddess speaks Inside cover Goddess. you rained today Inside back cover

In Every I.sue A Circle is Cast 35 De·Anna's Cauldron 40 Leaves ofSage: Book Reviews ... 37 Lunaea's Comer 3 Magickal Crafts 46 A Pinch ofSage 48 The Rattle ... 44 Tools for Transfonnation ... 42 The Women at the Wen: Marketplace ... 47 Lammas 9991

Cover art by Wahaba Heartsun Dlustration on this page by Sandy Eastoak Small art throughoul by Cris Palomino 88. SEX ROLES A Journal of Research

Vol. 24, Nos. 11/12 June 1991

CONTENTS

The Nexus Between Family and Work Roles of Academic Women in Israel: Reality and Representation 651 Nina Toren Sex Differences in Reporting Sensitive Behavior: A Comparison of Interview Methods 669 Timothy P. Johnson, James G. Houghland, Jr., and Robert W. Moore Attitudes Toward Women as Managers in Library and Information Science 681 Soria R. Murgai Sex Differences in Perceptions of Interpersonal Work Style, Career Emphasis. Supervisory Mentoring Behavior, and Job Satisfaction 701 Swee C. Goh Exploring the Subcategories of : Not All Mothers Are the Same 711 Joan E. Riedle Honoring Accounts for Sexual Harassment: A Factorial Survey Analysis 725 Christopher Hunter and Kent McClelland Testing for Sex Differences in the Relationship Between Attributional Style and Depression 753 Bernard E. Whitley, Jr., Steven T. Michael, and Geoffrey Tremont The Role of Cosmetics in Attributions About Sexual Harassment 759 Jane E. Workman and Kim K. P. Johnson Evaluation and Reinforcement: What Do Males and Females Really Want to Hear? 771 Charles R. McMahan BOOK REVIEWS 785 ANNOUNCEMENT 795 89. S IGNS Journal of Women in Culture and Society

AUTUMN 1991 VOLUME 17 NUMBER 1

Susan Sperling Baboons with Briefcases: Feminism, Functionalism, and Sociobiology in the Evolution of Primate Gender Jane Desmond 28 Dancing Out the Difference: Cultural Imperialism and Ruth St. Denis's HRadha" of 1906 Maggie Berg 50 Luce Irigaray's UContradictions": Poststrucruralism and Feminism Daphne de Marnelfe 71 Looking and Listening: The Construction of Clinical Knowledge in Charcot and Freud

FORUN

II 2 Introduction to Forum ~algorzata Fuszara I I 7 Legal Regulation of Abortion in Poland Dorothy J. Rosenberg 129 Shock Therapy: GDR Women in Transition from a Socialist Welfare State to a Social Market Economy Julia Szalai 152 Some Aspeers of the Changing Situation of Women in Hungary

Rl't1S ION siR. POITS

Shirley Mangini 171 Memories of Resistance: Female Activists from the Spanish Civil War

AICHIYES

Shan Holt 187 The Anatomy of a Marriage: Letters of Emma Spaulding Bryant, 1873

BoolI. REVIEWS

Joan B. Landes 205 The Oppositionallmaginotion: Feminism, Critique, and Political Theory by Joan Cocks; Beyond Oppressiotl: Feminist Theory and Political Strategy by M. E. Hawkesworth; Justice, Gender, and the Family by Susan Moller Okin

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FEATURES OTHER DEPARTMENTS Low$eRiu Letters 2 Lesbians and AIDS: Rethinking Denial Dams 13 News Briefs 7 Fauh lIaMt7l and KaTtft SttJn Lesbians and AIDS: Playing ItSar. 13 Calendar 18 Boston Briefs 20

FICTION Bt'C~Bradway Bro en Water ·24 ADVERTISING GUIDES Books & Bookstores 30OSS,138 Classifieds 35 Education 98,128 THEATRE Events 5-7 Diane Me fot::wn New Irish Theatre Performs Fidy Stingers 25 Health 20·22 Help Wanted 33 MaUOrder ISD·16B R...II 23 FILM Services 15-17,26 KaJ}tiMaio Tberapy 28-31 Portrait o( an Artist as a Young(lsh) Woman 27 Tberapy Groups 25,32 Travel National 9·11 Outdoors 27 MUSIC Provincetown 12 Barbara WAile 34 Feminist Endings, FemJnist Beginnings 32 Women Owned Business Directory

VIEWPOINT Jllditlt ArcallQ Abortion Is a MOlherhood Decision II S·QJO:U·R·N·E·R 91. 1 );~e:: 1t-{llJ1e~r ~I Ii I·f;1 } . Volume 17. Nwnber 2

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FEATURES OTHER DEPARTMENTS AnnRU$so IfNot Now, When? Obstacles to Outrage, Part I _ 16 Leiters 3 KauMiful News Briefs 12 Psychiatry's Crimes _ 19 Caltndar Kwh/uri Stevens Boslon Briefs "25 The Menial Health Liberation Movement _ 20 ."i ._

ADVERTISING GUIDES VIEWPOINT Books & Bookslores 40 OOfII/.(J DivtfU, Susan Eisenberg. Evelyn Whitt, Patricia Williams, ElunllJd:u Outrage over Thomas Hearings ,6 Classinfds . 43 E'IelylVl M. HIlnIn'lfnIds Community Action 4 Who Speaks for Black Women? -'- _ 7 Education 24 Sonia Shall . Events Do You Hate Cosmo Girls? _9 5-9 Health 11-14 Help Wanted 43 FICTION AND POETRY Mail Order 39,41 Relail 15,18 Robin Brools Daddy ;:- '31 Services 26-28 Lola lIaskins Tberapy 34-37 Song for the Abuser Tberapy Groups 29,33 Song for D'Arcy Travel Message 31' National 10,25 Let Schwtulz Pink Magnolias, (he Punishment '31 Provincetown 30 Rondnfyn Varney WhitMy The Men ,31 JanSoftl Still Life 32'

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Gillian Hanscombe Heal'en(l' Enough Suniti Namjoshi

Daphne Marlatt Subject to Change 58 Betsy Warland

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LESBIANISM IN ANGLO-EUROPEAN LEGAL HISTORY ..• , .•...... , .....•.••....•, , ••... Ruthann Robson SPOUSAL PROPERTY AGREEMENTS: AN EVOLVING CONCEPT IN WISCONSIN AND ELSEWHERE .• , .. , ...••.• ,. . june Miller WeiSbtrgtr 43

ONE PRIVACY PROVISION, Two PRIVACY PROTECTIONS: THE RIGHT TO PRIVACY IN FLORIDA APTER ROE V. W,fDE •.• , •• , •••.• , •••• ,., Daniel R. Gordon 81

THE FEDERAL JUDICIARY ENGENDERED •••• , ....•• , ••... , Carl Tobias 123

COMMENTS

WORK TIME/FAMILY TIME: A CRmq,UE OF WISCONSIN'S FAMILY AND MEDICAL LEAVE LAw .••.• , ...•••....•...... Denise Galambos 127

COMING TO TERMS WITH THE POLITICS OF DISCOURSE: A CRITIq,UE OF ROBIN WEST'S JURISPRUDENCE .

Contents ARTICLES Vol. 11, No.2, 1990· 1991 1 "Revolt of the Roman Women," by Amelia Gere Mason POETRY 24 "Sexism in the Souter 2 The Wise Woman Speaks: by Carol Atkins (p. 30) Hearings," 2 " Assaulted: by Sally Benforado and by Ann Forfreedom The Attacks on Judy Hot Flash Press (p. 59) 30 "A Challenge to Chicago and 'The Dinner by Sara Blaise (p. 57) Men Activists," Party,' " by Patrick J. Cauchi (p. 58) by Marie De Santis by Ann Forfreedom; by Bertha Holsinger (p. 60) 31 Hypersexism: 8 "The Hidden Feminist by Jana L. Jopson (p. 19) Issues in the Attacks "Gender Bias is Built into by Kathleen Malley (p. 53) against Salman Rushdie," California Courts, Part 2," and by Ann Forfreedom by Ann Forfreedom 36 Deaths: . 13 Reviews: PHOTOGRAPHY Books: 36 Anne Pride, by Robert Egelko (pp. I, 18, 57) 13 Dsrlng to be Bsd; 37 Sylvia Lark by Ann Forfreedom (pp. 48, 49) Films: 38 Inspirational Women of by Diana Prince (p. 17) 16 "She-Devlr; Our Time: by Yiannis Stefanakis 16 "Hundrs"; Petra Kelly (pp. 53, 54) 17 "Csnnlbsl Women In 48 Germany Reunifiesl and the Avocsdo Jungle Will Dachau of Desth"; (and Auschwitz) CARTOONS 18 "The Nssty Glrr; and Re·open? (a pictorial by BUlbUl (throughout) 18 "Not Without My essay by Ann Forfreedom) by Pat Maginnis (pp. 24, 29) Dsughtef" 50 Witch·Hunts Go On and 20 What's New 54 Good News for Witches 23 Only AII·Women 57 News Notes GRAPHICS U. S. Supreme Court, and 58 The War against Women by BUlbUl (throughout) Shirley Chisholm speech 58 The Rising of Women by Jewels Graphics excerpt 59 Classified Ads (throughout) and ... 1990-1991 100. VoI.11,No.3 he Wise Woman

Contents Vol. 11, No.3, 1990 • 1991 war 22 What's New ARTICLES 22 What's Happening by Pat Maginnis (p. 16) 3 Review: 24 Deaths: and Sudden Endings, Harriet F. Pitpel, by Madeline Bennett Min·Chueh Chang GRAPHICS 4 Susan B. Anthony and 26 The War against Women by BUlbUl (throughout) Elizabeth Cady Stanton 27 The Rising of Women by Jewels Graph'lcs (p. 28) Speak Out about 27 Classified Ads by Tanya M. Joyce (pp. 18- t 9, Single Women and 21) and Marriage by International Women's 6 The Persian Gulf War: POETRY Tribune Center (p. 7) Some Disturbing Facts by Meg Bowman (pp. 1. 21) by Off Our ~~ckS (p. 6) 8 Marching for Peace: by Maura Alia Bramkamp "January 26,1991 (p. 28) Mobilization: Bring the by Patrick J. Cauchi (p. 26) Troops Home Now· by Lea Hall (p. 23) (a photo essay by by Viviane Lerner (p. 7) Ann Forfreedom) by Assia Malina Mortensen 15 "P.S. to the 1001 Arabian (p.5) Nights: by Jo Nelson (p. 5) by Viviane Lerner by Angela Peckenpaugh (p. 2) 16 The Nuremberg Principles by Alexis Rotella (p. 28) (text reprinted) by Kathleen Weinschenk (p. 1) 18 "Writing on Women's and Achievements: by Tanya Joyce PHOTOGRAPHY 20 Notable Quolables: by Robert Egelko (p. 2) The Osklsnd Tribune by Ann Forfreedom (pp. 8·14, editorial aboul the 17) Goddess; by Yiannis Stefanakis (p. 23) Susan Sarandon against and the Persian Gull war: Lieutenant Jeffrey Zaun CARTOONS against the Persian Gull by BulbUl (throughout) ONE POINT PERSPECTIVE By Elsa Honig Fine 2 101.

PORTRAITS

aDA KROHG: A Tum-of-the-Century Nordic Artist By Anne WichstNm 3 DOROTHY BREIT'S PAINTINGS: From Bloomsbury to Taos ." By Gillian Elinor > 9 ... ALMA GOETSCH AND KATHRINE WIKCKLER: < 0 ->0 Patrons of.Frank Lloyd Wright and E. Fay Jones ..c >0 ~ By Diane Tepfer m 15 ...... - ~ MARY HENRY: American Constructhist Z == By Mathew Kangas C Z .0 ~ ..m ...m .. ;Ill ISSUES AND INSIGHTS .. BOITICELL(S PRIMAVERA: A Lesson for the Bride ->0 By Ullian Zirpolo >0 t.) 24 ANNA JAMESON AND D.C. ROSSETII: His Use of Her Histories By David A. Ludley 29

REVIEWS The Legelld ofEli""beth Siddal. by Jan ~Iarsh Womell Artists alld the Pre-Raphaelite .'/o"emellt. by Jan Marsh and Pamela Gerrish :\unn Worlds ofA,t: Paillters ill Victoriall Society. by Paula Gillett Birds. Cages amI Womell ill Victoria II alld Pre-Raphaelite Alt. by Elaine Shefer Reviewed by Alicia Craig Faxon 34 m""en. Art. alld Society. by Whitne\' Chadwick Reviewed by Mary D. Garrard 36 Joall Mitchell. by Judith E. Bemstock Be"erly Pepper: Sculptllm ill Place. by Rosalind A. Krauss Reviewed by Robert Hobbs 38 Faith Rillggold: A 25 Year SII,"ey. essays hy Eleanor Flomenhaft. Lowen'S. Sims. Thalia Couma-Peterson.

Rebels Oil Eighth Street: JlIlialla Force alld the Whitlley .Hllsellm ofAmericall Art. by Avis Berman Reviewed by Virginia Pi", Rembert 4. Old Father Story Teller, by Pablita \ 'elarde Clul1lgJlIg 'Hullan: The Life lind Alt ofHelell Hardin. by Jay Scott Reviewed by Charleen Touchette 43

SHORT TAKES Reviewed by John Loughery and Pamela H. Simpson 48 VOLUME 2 NUMBER 1 SPRING 1991 102.

Contents

SCREENS A Conversation about Contemporary Television ROSALIND BRUNT, KAREN JONES, TESSA PERKINS Independent~ornen 11 VICKY GRUT Children and TV: Exploring Gendered Reading 18 GEMMA MOSS Women at the Top in Television 29 Interview with NAOMI SARGANT Representation and British 'Racial Problem' Films 40 LOLA YOUNG Feminism and Culture-the Movie: A critical overview of writing on women and cinema 52 MARIA LAURET

THE MATRIARCH AND THE MEDIA Thatcher and the Media 71 SARAH BAXTER Women and Children Last? Women under Thatcherism 74 ISOBEL ARMSTRONG

REVIEWS Lynne Segal SwwMotion; ChangingMasculinitks, Changing Men 79 HELEN TAYLOR John Fletcher and Andrew Benjamin (cds.) Abjection, Melancholia and Love: the Work ofJulia Kristeva 82 JOSEPHINE MCDONAGH Paula Bennett Emily Dickinson: Woman Poet and the Hall Carpenter Archives' Lesbian Oral History Group Inventing Ourselves: Lesbian Life Stories 84 ALISON HENNEGAN Nell Druce and]enny Hammond 'Sweeter than Honey:- Testimonies of Tigrayan Women and Laetitia Mukarasi Post Abolished- One Woman~ Struggle for Employment Rights in Tanzania 88 EKEI ETIM Stree Shakti Sanghatena 'We were Making History': Women and the Telangana Upr~ing 90 GARGI BHATTACHARYYA Deirdre Bair Simone de Beauvoir 92 KATHRYN BURLINSON Linda Nochlin Women, A~ and Power and Other Essays 94 LYNDA NEAD

LISTINGS

Compiled by MARGARET REYNOLDS 98

BOOKS RECEIVED 103 VOLUME 2 NUMBER 2 SUMMER 1991 103,

Contents

PRINT CULTURE AND GENDERED SPACE ~ Sign of the Times: A NewJournalism? 107 n MELISSA BENN ~ ~ ~ Writing for Women's Magazines 113 CLAIRE RAYNER Revamping the Vamps: When a Female Spy Speaks Out 117 8 JULIE WHEELWRIGHT ""'1 0 A Poem is not an Engine 124 e. AILSA COX ""'1 Fruitful Investigations: The Case of the Successful Lesbian Text 128 HILARY HINDS ~ ~ 'This he different': the Lesbian Drama of Mrs Havelock Ellis 134 ~. JILL DAVIS Gendered Space: The \Voman's World 149 ~ LAUREL BRAKE t11 'Natural but Firm': The Corset Correspondence in The Eng/ishwoman~ Domestic Magazine 163 :\IARGARET BEETHAM Z Women. Publicity and the Coffee House Myth 168 E. J. CLERY

REVIEWS Nicole,Ward Jouve White Woman Speaks with Forked Tongue: Criticism as Autobiograpby, Christine Brooke-Rose Stories, Theories and Things, Rachel Blau DuPlessis The Pink Guitar. Janet Wolff Feminine Sentences 179 LAURA MARCUS Elspeth Graham, Hilary Hinds, Elaine Hobby, Helen Wilcox (eds) Her Own Life: Autobiographical Writings by Seventeenth-Century

Englishwomen t Caroline Lucas Writing for Women: the Example of Woman as Reader in Elizabethan Romance, Kirby Farell, Elizabeth H. Hageman, Arthur F. Kinney (eds) Women in the Renaissance: Selections from 'English Literary Renaissance', Mary Ann Schofield & Cecilia .Macheski CJmain Calls: British and American Women and the Theatre, 1660-1820 184 SUSAN WISEMAN Monique David-Menard Hysteria from Freud to Lacan 191 JUDITH STILL Carolyn Steedman Childhood, Culture and Class in Britain: Margaret McMillan 1860-1931 197 MARY JANE DRUMMOND

LISTINGS

Compiled by MARGARET REYNOLDS 201

BOOKS RECEIVED 206 104. Women & Health

Volume 17 Number 3 1991

CONTENTS

Cognitive Appraisal and Adjustment to Infertility I Annette L. Stanton, PhD Howard Tennen, PhD Glenn AfJ1eck, PhD Richard Mendola, PhD

Prevalence of Perimenstrual Symptoms in Employed Women 17 Kathryn A. Lee, RN, PhD C. Amanda Rittenhouse. MPh, PhD

Tensions Between Career and Interpersonal Commitments as a Risk Factor for Cardiovascular Disease Among Women 33 John P. Dixon, PhD Jane K Dixon, PhD Janet C. Spinner, MSN

Breast Self-Examination and Mammography Among University Staff and Faculty 59 B. Jo Hailey, PhD Amy C. Bradford, RN. BS The Psychological Background of Pregnancy Outcome: A Critical Evaluation of Research 79 Gunnela Westlander. PhD Differences in Leading Causes of Death, Hospitalization and General Practice Visits Among Dutch Women and Men 101 Fransje W. van der Waals, MD BOOK REVIEWS Principles and Practice ofClinical Gynecology, Second Edition, edited by Nathan G. Kase. Allan B. Weingold. and David Gershenon 125 Reviewed by Lynn Borgatta. MD, MPH rhe Psychology ofthe Female Body, by Jane Ussber 128 Reviewed by Rita Freedman rhe Caring Relationship: Elderly People and Their Families, by Hazel Qureshi and Alan Walker 132 Reviewed by Susan Fletcher and Judith Stryckman BOOKS BRIEFLY NOTED 137 Women & Politics 105.

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CONTENTS

ARHCLES Representing Women: Australian Female Parliamentarians on the Horns of a Dilemma 1 Rosemary Whip Equality: Costa Rican Women Demand 'The Real Thing' 23 Michelle A. Saint-Gennain Manha I. Morgan Two Solutions to the Zhenskii Vopros in Russia and the USSR - Kollontai and Krupskaia: A Comparison 77 Nonna C. Noonan Ideal Speech and Feminist Discourse: Habermas Re-Visioned 101 Nancy S. Love

BOOK REVIEWS The Women's Movement in Latin America: Feminism and the Transition to Democracy, edited by Jane S. Jaquette 123 Reviewed by Laura Nuzzi 0 'Shaughnessy From Margin to Mainstream: American Women and Politics Since 1960, by Susan M. Hartmann 125 Reviewed by Lauren D. BUl1lbauer

Gender, Bureaucracy, & Democracy: Careers and Equal Opp011lmiry in the Public Sector, edited by Mary M, Hale and Rita Mae Kelly 127 Reviell'cd by Georgia Duerst-Lahti

On Account of Sex: The Politics of Women's Issues 1945-1968, by Cynthia Harrison 129 ReviclI",1 by Anne N, Costain

Bcyond Oppression: Feminist Theory and Political Strategy, by Mary E. Hawkeswnnh 131 Rcview, d by Mary Lou Kendrigan

About the Contributors 133 106. Acknowledgements vii EDITORIAL Ellen Cole Esther D. Rothblum Paradoxes in the Practice of Feminist Therapy 3 RuthAnn Parvin Women Mary Kay Biaggio A Case Study of Threatened Violence in the Female & TherapistlMale Patient Relationship 13 Therapy Louise Silverstein Recurrent Themes in the Treatment of African·American Womer in Group Psychotherapy 25 Volume 11 Nancy Boyd-Franklin Number 2 1991 The Contribution of Alice Miller to Feminist Therapy and Theory 41 Suzanna Rose Auachment, Anxiety, and Agoraphobia 55 Pat Sab/e Body Composition Changes in Menopausal Women 71 Ann M. Voda Nancy S. Christy Julene M. Morgan Feminists, Spirituality, and the Twelve Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous 97 Penny Clemmons

Shame, Sexuality, and Vulnerability 111 Helen Resneck-Sannes LETTERS TO THE EDITORS 127 BOOK REVIEWS Knowing Herself, by Joan Hamerman Robbins 131 Reviewed by Marjorie Whillaker Leidig Making Wal'es, edited by Asian Women United of California 133 Reviewed by Valli Kanuha Feminist Psychotherapies: Imegration of Therapeutic and Feminist Systems, edited by Mary Ann DUllon-Douglas and Lenore E. Walker 135 Reviewed by Carla'Bradshaw Women and Madness, by Phyllis Chesler 138 Reviewed by Annelle M. Brodsky Psychotherapists' Sexual Involvement with Clients: lnten'ention and Prevention, edited by Gary R. Schoener, Jeaneue Hofstee Milgrom, John C. Gonsiorek, Ellen T. Luepker, and Ray M, Conroe 140 Reviewed by Lillian Comas-Diaz 107. WOMEN'S ARTi A WOMEN ARTiSTS SLIDE LIBRARY PUBLICATION No 41 July/August 1991

FEATURES Virtual Reality: The Rebirth ofPure Art~ 4 Cathenne Richards living with Holography 6 Margaret Benyon Computer Animation: Demystifying Animation Magic 8 Sally Mould Embracing Technology 10 Siobran Wall Riding the Computer Bandwagon II Paula Jean Steere HISTORY Oravida Camille Pissarro 12 Kristen L Enckson EXHIBITIONS A Cautionary Note on Positivity: Video Positive. 14 liverpool Anna Douglas J~nnif~r 8ut~ItEanh' 19'10 Wh,t""1 Susan Hiller: An Entertainment 15 B'~r>n,~1 See pJge .18 Hilary Gresty Art with Attitude: New Contemporaries 16 Althea Greenan Balance or Baggage~Whitney Biennial 18 Louisa Buck NEWS FROM THE WOMEN ARTISTS SLIDE LIBRARY BOOKS Pauline Bame 20 Culture, Technology & Creativity in the Twentieth 26 MEMBERS FOCUS Century Edt. Philip Haywood Sara Selwood Heather Steele: Spring Celebration 20 Jacqule SWift Women Silversmiths 1684·1845 27 by Philippa Glanville & Jennifer Faulds Goldsborough Sandy Brown: Unearthing the Goddess 21 Pat Kirkham Victoria Airborne Berthe Morisot by Anne Higonnet 28 Anne lydiat: The Shadow Carrier 22 Clare Rendell Josie Hamson ART ON TV ART FORUM LOUIse Hill 29 Symposium, Lithuania 22 Diane Maclean LETTERS 30 Feminist Art History & Academic Institutions Today 24 Katy Deepwell LISTINGS 31 fRAN~:Hosi<'EN' 108. 10 ,OtT O'R 117 GRANT STREET :0 ... E N' 6,' LEXINGTON, lolA 02173 ~~~NATl~AL USA TEL '17.182-1031 VOL I? NO,2,,_ NE T'W 0 R K SPRING 181".:

I EDITORIAL: THE HUMAN RIGHTS OF WOMEN AND PEACE 2 . 6 WOMEN AND THE UNITED NATIONS COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN - 35th session, Vienna, A\J.Itrto Feb,27-Mar,8 COMMlmE ON THE EUMINAnON OF DISCRIMINAnON OF WOMEN, 10th session, PIllOlltlY THEMES for 1993 • 1996 ,DM,'an tor the Advancement at Women FOCAL POINTS FOR WOMEN AT THE UNITED NAnONS : Dlv~lon I/INSTRAW /I UNIFEM UN Intemotlonal Women', Day Oboervance, 1991 - Dlscrlmlnallan at the UN 5ecreatariat ILO • Intemotlonal Labour Offlce Symposium on Equality UNITED NAnONS CONFERENCE ON ENVIRONMENT AND DEVELOPMENT· UNCED 6Iazlll992 7 • 24 WOMEN AND HUMAN RIGHTS COUNTRY REPORTS ON HUMAN RIGHTS PRACnCES FOR 1990 -submitted 10 USA Congress Latin and Caribbean: Venezuela /I Costa Rico /I Chile /I Argenllna /I Peru /I Cuba_0/I Nicaragua /I EI Salvador /I Ecuador /I Alrlca and Middle Eall : senegal 1/ Rwanda /I Sudan l/80tswana /I Namibia /I Egypt I/Iraq /I Kuwait /I Algeria /I Turkey /I Alia and Pocltlc : Mongolia /I Vietnam 118hutan II China II New Zealand II AJIII A\J.Itraiia /I 8onglodesh /I Europe: USSR /I PaIond /I Estonia I/ltaly /I Germany /I Greece II Illceleand II Hungary /I WOMEN'S HUMAN RIGHTS PROJECT: Human Rights Watch r INTEllNAnONAL HUMAN RIGHTS LAW Concemlng Women /I SOURCES II \ COMMISSION ON HUMAN RIGHTS: United Nations /I Mexico /I Eurapel/lnternet Reporter 25 • 27 WOMEN AND DEVELOPMENT IFAD • WOMEN IN DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME- Intemallanal Fund for AgriCUltural Develop ment IIIFAD Inter Regional Training seminar to Improve 80nklng tor Rural Women RESOURCES: MATCH News /I WIDE· Women In Development Europe /I AWiD Conference 28 • 37 WOMEN AND HEALTH HEALTH EDUCAnON :Women's Health Mela (Fair) arganlzed by CHETNA,lndla lllAOmONS AFFEcnNG WOMEN'S HEALTH: India· Survey by CHETNA at cultural toct"" damaging women's health /I Nigerto : Food Taboos affecting pregnant women /I lAC - Inter African Committee RecammendallaN on Nulrillan and Early Pregnancy REPRODUcnVE HEALTH: Medical Textiles Program for Women by ITO II Scientists nnd men equally respoNlble tor birth detects /I Repraducllve Rights Cooilltan -I,roell/Contra­ ceptives stili scarce In Romania II For Prant Hosplta~ hove highest Caesarian rates USA l/Wha benents hom new repraducltve technologies - Canada /I RESOURCES: Magazines II Training Caurnes /I Conferences 38 • 40 FEMALE CIRCUMCISION: GENITAL AND SEXUAL MUTILATION lAC - INTER AFRICAN COMMlmE: Add~ Ababa 5ecand Conference Report available THE GAMBIA: Women call to slop traditional mutllallons FRANCE: CrimInal Court sentences Mallon exclsor and parents MAU: Doughter Ihrawn out tOf refusing mutilation /I KENYA: Traditionalists canllnue GM THE CHILDBIRTH PICTURE BOOKS with Additions la slop GM : Engl~h I French I Arabic 41 • 49 WOMEN AND MEDIA WOMEN'S MAGAZINES AND JOURNALS: Internallanal PubllcallaN II sertol Publications From: Europe II Africa II AsIa and Paclnc II latin America II North America II RESOURCES: tOf Women Jaumallsts :.-t,,··_-:*,r""~ . j -.. ':,: . . -. USA TEL 117-182·1431' 't£R~ATlONAL ' VOL 17 NO,2 NE,rW 0 RK SPRING 1991 .

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50 • 59 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: AFRICA & MIDDLE EAST AFRICA: Technology, Gender and Pawer In Alrlc:a - S1udy by Patricio Stomp for Int, Dev, Res. Ctr, Canada· Book Review by Fran P. Hosken 1/ The Status of Atrlcan Women KENYA: Teenage Pregnoncy Increases 1/ Educated Women ovoid marrloge-reoson: Men UGANDA: Uttle change tor women· DrudgeI)', Exploitation and Pain SOUTH AFRICA: Women and the [\NC-Afilcan Notional Congress KUWAIT:A New Role for Women I/IRAQ:TheStatusofWomen- Overview IRAN : 'MAHJUBAH' - ~Iomlc Foundation: Polygyny a woman', right 60 • 68 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD : ASIA AND PACIFIC ASIA AND PACIFIC: Forum on Women. low and Development· Moloyslo JAPAN: Working women outnumber women at home by 2 Mill, /I Pro-Nolalls! Govern- ment campaign meets resistance from women KOREA: Women's Studies Farum 1990 /I Technical Training for women still lacking, NEPAL: Women demand abol~hment of d~crimlnalaryproperty and inheritance lows PHIUPPINES : Ive lows affecting Women d~crimlnatol)' ? II1IIeracy essential tor women', development 1/ The wooenlng stotus of women. AUSTRAUA : Women's Electoral Lobby-publication HONG KONG: Assoclotlon ofWomen Workers- orgonlzallon, actlvtlles. accompl~hments CHINA: Girls stili majority of abondoned bobles INDIA: Air Indio Flight Attendants comploln about discrimination II The Status of women and glr~ In Indio 1/ Notional Women's Conference at Callcut, Kerala 69 • 70 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: EUROPE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY: European Pan/ament cal~ for longer motemlly leave 1/ Chlld-eare In the European Community 1985· 1990 EASTERN EUROPE: Women poy dearly for 'Uberatlon', cut, In chlldcare and social suppar1 FRANCE : DIalogue de Femmes NETHERLANDS: News tram IRENE -Internot. Restructuring Education Network Europe 71 • 75 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: AMERICAS CANADA: Canodlan women protest cuts In prom~ed Government funding UNITED STATES: Why so few women hald political office 1/ Gain In State Leg~latures 1/ Statistical Hanbook on US Women II Supreme Court bocks equal rights to all jobs II SoiaI)' gop greatest at largest Universities 1/ Traditional Family only one In four now 1/ 'Women and Economic Empowerment' - Special Issue NE Jounral of Public Policy 1/ The Women's Moiling Ust Directory· Nat. Council for Research on Women 76 • 80 INFORMATION OF INTEREST: INTERNATIONAL POPULAnON GROWTH AND THE ENVIRONMENT· women the key for postiIve change- Foreign Policy Assoclallon 'Great Decisions 1991', review and policy options WOMEN FOR MEANINGfUL SUMMITS· objectives WEN - Women's Environmental Network, Europe: activities and accompl~hments RESOURCES: WISE - Women', Int. Studies Europe /I Call for Papers II SCholarly Exchanges­ WORLD WOMEN'S CONGRESS FOR A HEALTHY PLANET: 8-12 Nov. Miami Aarlda FRAN P. HOSKEN 110. WlN ED IT·O cR 117 GRANT STREET iW OM'E'N' S LEXINGTON, MA 02173 ,.,' USA TEL '17.112·101 INTERNATIONAL VOL. 17 . NO.3 NETWORK SUMMER ' 1891

EDITORIAL: WOMEN WORK AND FAMILY 2 • 8 WOMEN AND THE UNITED NATIONS THE WORLD'S WOMEN: 1970·1990· Trend. and Statr.tk:•. Prepared by the UN Stat~tlcal Office with data ham 178 countries COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN - Repart at the 35th session. Vienna COM MimE ON THE EUMINATION OF DISCRIMINATION AGAINST WOMEN: Report CEDAW 10:' Building on 0 Decode ot Achievement· - rNRAW Repart UNFPA· The UN Papulation Fund: THE STATE OFTHE WORLD POPULATION 1991 9 • 10 WOMEN AND INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS: CLEARINGHOUSE WHO - WOfld Health OrgonlzoNon : Voconcles FAO - Food ond Agriculture Orgonlzotlon : Voconcles UNESCO· UN EducoNanol. SClenllnc ond Culturol Orgonlzollon : Voconcles UNITED NATIONS SECREATARIAT: Voconcles ILO -Internotlonol Lobour Office: Voconcles United NoNom Volunleers 11 • 18 WOMEN AND DEVELOPMENT WOMEN AND THE WORLD ECONOMIC CRISIS: Arst at 8 studies by the UN NGO group an Women ond Development I Genevo - Sock Review by Fran P, Hosken WOMEN IN DEVELOPMENT: A Report to the USA Congless by the US Agency fal Int. Dev, STUDY ON DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE tOf Women In Dev. by JICA. Japon Inl, Dev, Agency DEVELOPMENT TRAINING MATERIAlS byWorid Neighbors INDIAN WOMEN - thell Heolth ond Economic Development: A World 8cnk Study Solar Box Cooke" Internotlonol WAND - Women In Development Unit. 8crbadas. Corlbbeon ADVOCATES fOI Ahlcon Food Security - 0 Report by the Boha'llnternollonol Community 19 • 21 WOMEN AND ENVIRONMENT WORlD WOMEN'S CONGRESS fal a HEAlTHY PLANET 8·12 Novembel, '91, Mloml. F1or1do WOMEN AND ENVIRONMENT. Magazine. Conodo COUNCIL OF EUROPE: seminal on Portlclpollon of Women In DecisioN on leglonal and envlronmenlol plonnlng, WEN • WomeN' Environmental Ne1wolk - Briloln: objecllves ond ocNvllle' TEACHING KIT on Envlronment I PopuloNon 22 • 30 WOMEN AND HEALTH WOMEN'S HEAlTH: WHO - WOfId Health Oigonlzotlon - The Globol HNIAIDS sltuotlon /I Women Speclol Torgets lOf AIDS EdueoNon II INDIA: Women's ReplOducllve Heollh • Conference /I CHETNA Compalgn fOf Women', Health /I PopuloNan ond Develop mentBrienng Pock /I Health ,"search In USA discriminate, ogalnst women' \ ABORTION: European Community Motlon for Free Choice 01 Motherhood /I GERMANY: Abortion 8cllle continues /I POLAND: Abortion Bon demanded by Cothollc Church. rejected by Poriloment /I INDIA: Amniocentesis Low 0 Hocx FAMILY PlANNING: Survey of Amerlcos on Teenoge Childbearing - Guttmocher INNlute RESOURCES: Wollchort on Repioduetlve Rights ond Blrthcontrol /I Conference by SocIety of Low ond Medicine /I Course fOf Women Health Menogers • Boston University 31 • 37 FEMALE CIRCUMCISION: GENITAL AND SEXUAL MUTILATION UNITED NATIONS HUMAN RIGHTS CENTER: semlnor on Trodltlonol Plocllces offecllng the Health ot Women ond Children. OUogodaugou. Bulklna Fosc. April 29·Moy 3. '91 INTERNATIONAL PlANNED PARENTHOOD FEDERATION ·IPPF- Stotement on Fem, Gen, Mut, NIGERIA: lAC -Int", Ah1con Committee I Nlgerlo NaNonol Committee Activities. Program KENEMA, SIERRA U:ONE. F.C, PROGRAM: Progless Report WIN NEWS GRASS ROOTS CAMPAIGN TO ERADICATE FCI GM : Progress Repart· Letters hom Childbirth PIcture Sock users I teachers ITAlY: The problem ot Exc~lon procllced by Ah1can Immlglonts FRAN P. HOSKEN ED ITO R 111. 117 GRANT STREET· Y{O'M £N'·S LEXINGTON, MA 0217) -?'J:' :" ' " '-~ USA TEL 017·"201431 INTERNATIONAL· VOL, 17 NO,S N·i: TW'OR K SUMMER 11111

(Continued) 38 • 46 WOMEN AND VIOLENCE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY: sexual VIolence against Women - Report on a Strategy INTER AMERICAN CONSULTAll0N ON WOMEN AND VIOLENCE, Report by CIM - OAS Most violent crimes against women commlHed by 'INTIMATES' F1UPINO WOMEN face Increoslng violence AC110NS AGAINST VIOLENCE: Women Pr~oners heed for killing In self-Defense - USA /I fellowship of Reconclilotlon II Cleorlnghouse on II Recommendollons to Pollee II USA - Stop Violence against women CHILD PROSllTUll0N widespread In TIholiond SEXUAL HARASSMENT: Acllons to stop II In Moloyslo RAPE: UK Judgement removes husbonds rope Immunity /I UK: 5 years for wife-rope PORNOGRAPHY: Workplace Pornography rvled sex Dlscrlmlnotlon In USA 47 • 52 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: AFRICA ATRCW • AfRICAN TRAINING AND RESEARCH CENTER fOR WOMEN: The Role of Women In Agro-Industrles of: Botswono -lesotho - Tanzania - Zimbabwe, /I Guide for PromoHon and Development of AMcon Women Enhepreneurshlp II Increoslng Access of African Women to Credit II Mlcon Women In Development - Bibliography THE GAMBIA: Women's Legol Rights and Status ZIMBABWE: Research Project on Women and Low In Soulhern Mica /I Assoclotlon of Women's Clubs SUDAN: Ahfod University for Women - Journol ZAMBIA: Women's Socla . Economic Research Consult 53 • 64 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: ASIA AND PACIFIC ASIA AND PACifiC SURVEY: The feminization of Poverty NEW ZEALAND: StoHsHcs ofWomen /I Women's Work - Men's Welfare INDIA: Women's Work under-reported In 1991 Census /I lows for Women need Chonge SNDT Women's University and Research Centre NEPAL: Women's Awareness Center estobl~hed PAKISTAN: Afghan Women bearing the weight of the Veil- Report on Refugee Women JAPAN: Chlldcore-Leove Bill before the Diet CHINA: Social change /I Where are Ihe m~lng Girls? /I Women's 510tus deterloroHng KOREA: Korean Women Today· Korean Women's Development Instltute - KWDI BANGLADESH: $optogram Nori Swonhwor Por~hod - Women's Organization, ocHvltles SRI LANKA : Women's Village Bonks a big success THAILAND: Women Formers finally get recognlHon and support 65 • 68 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: EUROPE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY: News hom the European Community - Women of Europe /I NOW -A new InllloHve launched by EC II Report from CREW - Centre for Reseorch NORWAY: Government In the able honds at women ROMANIA: Women's Association of Romania organized 69 • 75 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: AMERICAS BRAZil: 'Honor Killings' of wives ouHowed by Supreme Court UNITED STATES: US Supreme Court upholds Internotlonol family Planning regulotlons /I Women and Work: Earning Differences between women and men II Facts on Women Workers - Women's Bureou of US Labor Opt " Bollle tor economic Equality conllnues " few Women In skilled trades " Equal Pay for Equal Work not achieved I More Women Appolntmenls by Bush Admln~hotlon but not to Top Posts II SClenc.: Women still Invisible In top ronks" Supreme Court upholds family Planning 'Gog Rule' NOW - Notional OrgonlzaHon for Women Silver Annlversory CelebroHon, Jon,'12 " New ways to collect Child-Support hom delinquent fathers 76 • 80 INFORMATION OF INTEREST: INTERNATIONAL THE POUllCAL REPRESENTAll0N Of WOMEN: A Compor~on - fund for femln~t MaJority fEMALE - MALE GAP of the developing world PARTNERSHIP NEWS: foundations for a Partnership World by RIone E~ler INET : The International Network for Women In Enterprise and Trade CONfERENCE REPORT: World Summit tor Women I Montreal, June 1990 WOMEN LITERACY AND EDUCAll0N: A World Review AWID CONfERENCE: 'Learning Together - Working Together',lntemotlonol forum Nov, V1 THE GIRl- CHILD - An Inveslment In the future by UNICEf 112.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS News 'From The Council Page 1 News From The Member Centers Page 4 News Of Interest Page 9 News From The Caucuses Page 10 News From The International Centers. Page 13 Publications and Resources Page 15 Upcoming Events Page 17 Calls For Papers Page 18

Job Opportunities I ..Page 18 Opportunities for Research, Study, & Affiliation Page 19 New Affiliates Page 20 Volume IX, number 1 October, 1991 113 .

1 Elayne Rapping' Backlash: The Undeclared War Against . American Women by Susan Faludi; The Beauty Myth: How Images of Beauty Are Used Against Women by Naomi Wolf 5 Letters 6 Barbara Christian· Thereafter Johnnie by Carolivia Herron 7 Joanna K. Weinberg' Unequal Protection: Women, Children and the Elderly in Court by Lois G. Forer 10 Women of the PEN· E.M. Broner tells "Ghost Stories" 12 Teresa 1. Ebert· Sexual Personae: Art and Decadence from Nefertiti to Emily Dickinson by Camille Paglia 14 Adele Logan Alexander' The Habit ofSurviving: Black Women's Strategies for Life by Kesho Yvonne Scott 15 Estelle B. Freedman' Odd G.irls and Twilight Lovers: A History ofLesbian Life in Twentieth-Century America by Lillian Faderman 17 Carla Freccero. Marianne Hirsch. Ivy Schweitzer and Susanne Zan­ top' The Crown of Columbus by Louise Erdrich and . : ~ Michael Dorris

18. ,J.. ::Erika MUM' Troubled Pleasures: Writings on Politics, Gender ,":: jI' "'andHedonism by Kate Soper 19 Barbara Helfgott Hyett • Two Poems 20 Nina Mehta· Women Writing in India: Volume I, 600 B.C. to the Early Twentieth Century edited by Susie Tharu and K, Lalita 22 Janette Turner Hospital' "The Great Outback Literary Train Ride" 24 Mariah Burton Nelson· The Secret Between Us: Competition Among Women by Laura Tracy 25 Jane E. Schultz· The G.reat War and Women's Consciousness by Claire Tylee; The Great Adventure: Male Desire and the Coming ofWorld War One by Michael Adams 27 Fedwa Malti-Douglas • Both Right and Left Handed: Arab Women Talk About Their Lives by Bouthaina Shaaban

32 Books Received 1 Alicia Ostriker • Anne Sexton: A Biography by Diane Middle­ 114. brook 5 Letters 7 Carol Ascher· Daughters by Paule Marshall 8 Wendy Chapkis • An Intimate Wilderness: Lesbian Writers on Sexuality edited by Judith Barrington 10 Margaret Talbot· Theroigne de Mericourt: A Melancholic Woman During the French Revolution by Elizabeth Roudinesco 13 Nancy Mairs· Long Walks and Intimate Talks stories and poems by Grace Paley with paintings by Vera B, Williams

14 Gwyn Kirk· Vagabonding: Feminist Thinking Cut Loose by Christina Thiirmer-Rohr 15 Carolyn G, Heilbrun· O'Keeffe and Stieglitz: An American Romance by Benita Eisler; Alva Myrdal: A Daughter's Memoir by Sissela Bok; Martha: The Life and Works of Martha Graham by Agnes De Mille; Blood Memory: An Autobiography by Martha Graham 18 Lauren Glen Dunlap' They Used to Call Me Snow White: Women's Strategic Use of Humor by Regina Barreca,' Women's Glib: A Collection of Women's Humor edited by Rosalind Warren; In Stitches: A Patchwork ofFeminist Humor and Satire edited by Gloria Kaufman 20 Kathy Justice Gentile' Silence and Power: A Reevaluation of Djuna Barnes edited by Mary Lynn Broe 21 Linda Gordon· A Woman Making History: Mary Ritter Beard Through Her Letters edited by Nancy F. Colt 21 Maxine Kumin • Two Poems 23 Marina Heung • Disappearing Moon Cafe by SKY Lee 24 Kathleen Fraser' Woman Sitting at the Machine, Thinking: Volume IX, number 2 Poems 1978-1987 by Karen Brodine November, 1991 26 Florence Boos· The Eternally Wounded Woman: Women, Doc- tors and Exercise in the Late Nineteenth Century by Patricia A. Vertinsky; The Science of Woman: Gynaecol. ogy and Gender in England, 1800-1929 by Omelia Mos­ cucci; Sexual Anarchy: Gender and Culture at the Fin de Siecle by Elaine Showalter 28 Susan Sterett • Petticoats and Prejudice: Women and Law in Nineteenth-Century Canada by Constance Backhouse 32 Books Received 115.

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Volume 12, Number 4 CONTENTS Winter 1991

ANNOUNCEMENTS...... 217 ARTICLES National Association of Women Judges Eleventh Annual Conference, 1989 221

Learning from the New Jersey Supreme Court Task Force on Women in the Courts: Evaluation, Recommendations and Implications for Other Stales Norma Juliet Wikler and Lynn Hecht Schafran ;...... 313 WOMEN'S STUDIES INTERNATIONAL fORUM 116. VOLUME 14 NUMBER 5 1991

EPIGRAPH

BARBARA CHRiSTINE SCHWEIZER 383 After the death of the rapist CONTENTS

DIANE BELL 385 lntraracial rape revisited: on forging a feminist future beyond factions and frightening politics

R. AMY ELMAN 413 Unprotected by the Swedish welfare state: a survey of battered MAUD L. EOUARDS women and the assistance they received

JANE CAPUTI 423 The metaphors of radiation: Of, why a beautiful woman is like a nuclear power plant

LYNDA I. A. DIRKE 443 Science, feminism and animal natures I: extending the boundaries

LYNDA I. A. DIRKE 4S I Science, feminism and animal natures II: feminist critiques and the place of animals in science

NELLY OUDSHOORN 459 Dualism in biology: the case of sex hormones MARIANNE VAN DEN WUNOAARD

H. PATRICIA HYNES 473 The race to save the planet: will women lose?

LAURA R. WOLIVER 479 The innuence of technology on the politics of motherhood: an overview of the United States

KATHLEEN B. JONES 491 Women of the Paris Commune FRAN~OlSB VERO~S

LETTERS SECTION 505 Editorial 506 Letters to the editors

BOOK REVIEWS

SHELLEY MINDEN 515 The Recurring Silent Spring by H. Patricia Hynes

ROSALIND EDWARDS 517 Young Mothers? by Ann Phoenix

CLAIRE DUCHEN 518 The Condition of Women in France, 1945 to the Present Day. A Documentary Anthology edited by Claire Laubier

KAREN SAYER 518 Where No Man Has Gone Before, Wome" and Science Fiction edited by Lucie Armitt

FAYE A. CHADWELL 520 Feminist Novelists ofthe Belle Epoque: Love as a Lifestyle by Jennifer Waelti-Walters

EVE TAVOR BANNEr 520 Women in the Eighteenth Century: Constructions 0/ Femininity edited by Vivien Jones

TAKAYO MUKAI 521 Significant Differences: Feminism i" Psychology by Corinne Squire

MARJE DE VERE 522 Storia: A Woman's Eye View ofBritain Today edited by Kate Figes 523 Biographical Statements Feminist Forum: News, Conferences, Reports