WOMEN'S STUDIES LmRARIAN

EMINIST ERIODICALS A CURRENT LISTING OF CONTENTS

VOLUME 15, NUMBER 1 SPRING 1995

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

Volume 15, Number 1 Spring 1995

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

Table ofcontents pagesfrom current issues ofmajorfeministjournalsare reproduced in each issue ofFeminist Periodicals, preceded by a comprehensive annotated listing ofall journals we have selected. As pUblication schedules vary enormously, not every periodical will have table of contents pages reproduced in each issue of FP. The annotated listing provides the following information on each journal:

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

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

Ourgoal is to have represented in FPall English-language feminist periodicals with a substantial national or regional readership, with an emphasis on scholarly journals and small press offerings. We do not include publications which, though feminist in philosophy, do not focus solely on women's issues. Nor, with few exceptions, dowe include newsstand magazines. We are also forced to omit periodicals which lack a complete table of contents. We encourage feminist serials to build a full table of contents into their regular format to facilitate the indexing feminist literature sorely needs.

Interested readerswill find more complete information on feminist periodicals in DWM: A DirectoryofWomen's Media published by the National Council for Research on Women (530 Broadway at Spring Street, New York, NY 10012); and in Women's Periodicals and Newspapers: A Union List of the Holdings of Madison Area Libraries, edited by James P. Danky, compiled by Maureen E. Hady, Barry Christopher, and Neill E. Strache (Boston: G.K. Hall, 1982).

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

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Feminist Periodicals (ISSN 0742-7433) is published by Phyllis Holman Weisbard, UW-System Women's Studies Librarian, 430 Memorial Library, 728 State Street, Madison, WI 53706. Phone (608) 263-5754. Compilers: Linda Shult,lngrid Markhardl. Graphics: Daniel Joe. Publications ofthe Office ofthe UW-System Women's Studies Librarian are available free of charge to UW Women's Studies Offices, UWCampusWomen's Centers, and UWLibraries. Subscriptions rates: Wisconsin subscrip­ tions: $7.50 (indiv. affiliated with the UW System), $13.50 (organizations affiliated with the UW System), $14.20 (indiv. or non-profit women's programs), $20.25 (libraries or other organizations). Out-of-state sUbscriptions: $27 (indiv. & women's programs), $50 (ins!.). This fee covers most publications ofthe Office, including Feminist Collections, FeministPeriodicals, NewBooks on Women & Feminism. Wisconsin subscriber amounts include state tax (except UW organizations amount). Subscribers outside the U.S., please add postage ($5.00 - surface; $15.00 - air).

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It explores the role 12. Woman and Earth is an "international eoo' and representation of women in arts and culture, feminist magazine in English and Russian." lis past and present, taking up the challenging focus is on women (globally) and Russia and the debates on sexuality and gender." environment, and it also features art, music, xx li i . WOMEN & CRIMINAL JUSTICE Parkaide; Platteville; Stevens Point; Whitewater. 1. 1989. 11. Abstracts in Social Gerontology: Current 2. 2/yest, literature on Aging; Academic Abstracts/CD· 3. $40 (indiv), $60 (inst.), $75 (libr, &. subscription ROM; Biology Digest; Child Development agencies). Canada: add 30%. plus another 7% Abstracts & Bibliography; Combined Health G&S taXi other foreign: add 40%. Information database (CHIP); Criminal Justice 4. The Haworth Press, Inc., 10 Alice St., Abstracts; Criminology, Penology and Police Binghamton, NY 13904. Science Abstracts; Cumulative Index to Nursing 5. Donna C. 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117 Editorial The Bell Curve and Other Omens Carol H. Meyer Article. 120 Exchanging Welfare Checks for Wedding Rings: WeUare Reform in New Jersey and WISConsin Susan L. Thomas 138 Economic Empowerment of Low~Income Women Through Self-Employment Program. Salome Raheim and Jacquel,!,' Bolden 155 From Surviving to Thriving: The Complex Experience of Uving in Public Housing Patricia O'Brien 179 Baltered Women: Keeping the Secret JlIdith Ivy Fiene 194 Legal and Social Differences Between Men and Women Who Kill Intimate Partners Karen D. Stout and Patricia Brown 206 On Feminism in Action United Nations Fourth World Conference on Women Rosa Perla Resnick 209 Announcements 210 Book Reviews Living with Contradictions: Cotltroversies in Feminist Social Ethics. Edited by Alison Jaggar. Reviewed by Marilyn R. Peterson 1loo Careers/One family. By Lucia Albino Gilbert. and Working Women and Their Families. By Jacqueline V. Lerner. Reviewed by Anita Rotman Women's Health and Social Work: Feminist Perspectives. Edited by Miriam Mellzer Olson. Reviewed by Kay W. Davids01' Women olColor: In U.S. Society. Edited by Maxine Baca Zion and Bonnie Thornlon Dill. Reviewed by Irene Llickey Bringing Ethics Alive: feminist Ethics in PsyclJotherapy Practice. Edited by Nannette Gartrell. Reviewed by Tamara L. Kaiser Women in Context: Thward a Feminist Reconstrllction of PsyclJotherapy. Edited by Marsha Pravder Mirkin. Reviewed by SlISOn Rice Lives on the Edge: Single Mothers and Their Children in the Other America. By Valerie Polakow. Reviewed by Unda E. Jones 221 Special Issue Announcement 2. MARCH 1995. VOLUME 7.1 •

THEME REVIEWS Taking a Siand: Women In Polillcs and Society Edited by Jocelynne Scull I Cath Kenneally 7

Suffrage and Beyond: Internallonal Feminist Perspeclives Edited by Caroline Daley and Melanie Nolan I Helen /tYing 11

Auntie Rila Aita Huggins and Jackie Huggins I Kate Pritchard Hughes 13

Australian Women and the Vole AUdrey Oldfield I Caroline Hogg 15

Women Come Rally Joy Damousi I Jeannie Rea 16

Oodgeroo Kathie Cochrane I Janine Lillie 18

Working from the Inside: Twenty Years altha OHice altha Status of Women Marion Sawer and

Abigail Groves f Beatrice Fausf 19

REVIEWS Small Ecstasies Maya Costello i 8ronwyn Gran 2

The Monkey's Mask Dorothy Porter I Jill Jones 3

The World Wailing to be Made Simone lazaroo I Tracy Ibrahim 6 My BundJalung People Ruby Langford Ginibi: Daisy Bates in the Desert Julia Blackburn /

Vicki-Ann Man'e Speech/ey-Golden 9 Our Own Matilda: Matilda Jane Evans 1827-1886 Barbara Wall { Margaret Allen 23

Voices of the Survivors Patricia Easteall He/en Kurincic 24

Blood on Whose Hands? The Killing of Women and Children in Domestic Homicides Women's Coalition Against

Family Violence I Robyn Breheny 26

Passenger on a Ferry Jena Woodhouse: Coming Up for Light Aileen Kelly I Elizabeth A1ackl8 27

Our Houses Are Full of Smoke Deb Westbury I Lisa Jacobson 28

Daughters of the Sun: Short Stories from Western Australia Edited by Bruce Bennett and Susan Miller I S, M Scott 30

Lullaby Janine Burke I Helen Demidenko 31

Night and Day Terri-Ann While I Kds/in Henry 32

CREATIVE WRITING The Colour of a Seed Francesca Rendle-Short 5

Fearl Nena Johnston 25

REVIEW ARTICLE Blood and Tradition Susan Hawthorne 21

LETTERS 5 3. SPRING 1995 'if VOLUME lOr NUMBER 2 BELLESLETIRES

4 Stealing Tlmel Stories, by Mary Grimm ~ RoselleH Brown . .JIlt.. 6 In the 11 me ofthe BUlIerflies, byJuliaAlvarez The Inhabited Woman, by Gioconda Belli..,Janttl""es Hampton ~r;~- 6 HOtel Splendid, Fore..r Valley, and ROle Mellie ROle, by Marie Redonnet ~ La Femme de Gille., by Madeleine Bourdouxhe i .. Autobiography of a Fa<:e, by Lucy Grealy'" Mary Beth Loup o I 10 Open Secrets, by Alice Munro'" Gal. Harris 11 Je Shelter, by Jayne Anne Phillips'" Miranda Schwartz ~ 12 Aggie" Immiea, Shooters &. SwirlsJ The Magical World of Marbles by Marilyn Barrett.., Franceltt C.ruUi !• 13 Sarah Orne 'ewettl Her World and Her Work, by Paula Blanchard ... Gale Harris 15 Sisters of the Brosh; Women's Artistic Culture In Late Nineteenth·Century Paris, by Tamar Garb..,Juli. Spring" \i .i '.'", 19 Reasonable Creatures: Essays on Women and Feminism by Katha Pollitt.., Boyd Z.nn" 27 Moses Supposes. Stories, by Ellen Cunie M-Jeanne Schl'nto 28 In the MountaIns ofAmerica, by Meredith Sue Willis; Mendocino and Other ~ '5 Stories, by Ann Packer; The Spectacle of the Body: Stories, by Noy Holland ...Jeanne Schinto '"~ .l; 30 letters From the Front. Volume III of No Man's land: The Place of the Woman Writer in the Twentieth Century, by Sandra Gilbert and Susan Gubar l." n- Roberta Rubenstein ~ 32 Temporary Homelands, by Allison Hawthorne Deming; land Circle: '" Writings Collected from the land, by linda Hasselstrom; Indiana Winter, by ~ Susan Neville; living by Waten True Stories of Nature and Spiri~ by Brenda Peterson; An Unspoken Hungen Stories from the Field, by TerryTempest Williams M. Dianne Canz Scheper 35 Face of an Angel, by Denise Chavez M. Irene Campos CatT 36 Daisy Bates in the Deserb A Woman's life Among the Aborigines, by Julia Blackbwn; A Passage to Egypt: The Life of lucie Duff Cordon, by Katherine Frank; Travel, Cender, and Imperialism: Mary Kingsley and West Africa, by Alison Blunt; Unsuitable for Ladies: An Anthology of Women Travellers, j selected byJane Robinson'" M. D. AII.n .... 44 The Nakedness of the Fathers: Biblical Visions and Revisions ..J by Alicia Suskin Ostriker'" Enid Dam• .l; 50 The Gifts of the Body, by Rebecca Brown .., R.b.cca Pop• l." 51 Elizabeth Robins, 1862·1952: Actress, Novelist, Feminist ~ by Joanne E. Gates'" Emily Toth '5 52 Talk Dirty to Me, by Sallie1isdale; A Natural History of Love, by Diane :E Ackerman; The Sexual Metaphor, by Helen Haste; Fetishes, Florentine Cirdles, and Other Explorations into the Sexual Imagination, edited by ] Harriet Gilbert; Straight se.. Rethinking the Politics of Pleasure, by Lynne ~ Segal.., Nancy Dm 65 Songs My Mother Taught Me, by Wakako Yamauchi; American Visa, by Wang Ping; The Frontiers of love, by Diana Chang; Face, by Aimee Uu M­ Patricia Harusame Leebove

(continued, next page) 4. SPRING 1995 'i'VOLUME 10, NUMBER 2 BELLESLETIRES (continued) 68 Moving Towards Homel Political Essays and Technical OifftcUltlesr African-American Notes on the State of the Union, by June Jordan; Warriors Don't Cryl A Seating Memoir of the Battle to Integrate Little Rock's Cent,al High, by Melba Pattillo Beals; Bulletproof Diva. Tales of Race, Sex and Hair, by usaJones; laughing in the Dark: From Colored Girl to Woman of Color-A Journey from Prison to Power, by Patrice Gaines; Racism 101, by Nikki Giovanni ~ Dale Edwyna Smith 71 Cirl on a Pony, by laVerne Hanners; Caroline Lockhart: Her Life and legacy, by Necah Stewart Funnan; Women in Waiting in the Westward Movement: Life on the Home Frontier, by linda Peavy and Ursula Smith; Dalsamroot, by Mary Clearman Blew; The Life and legacy ofAnnie Oakley, by Glenda Riley I<- Renee H. Shea 76 The Love Songs of Phoenix Oay, by Nisa Donnelly; Sparks Might Fly, by Chris Newport; The Dyke and the Dybbuk, by Ellen Galford; Oellydancen Stories, by sky Lee; Latin Satins, by Tem de la Pefia; Deejay & Betty, by Anne Cameron; Matricide, by Carla Tomaso n. Mary Efjzabeth Willt'ams 78 Nella Larsen, Novelist of the Harlem Renaissance: A Woman's life Unveiled, by TItadious M. Davis; Minnie's Sacrifice; Sowing and Reaping; Trial and Triumphl Three Rediscovered Novels, by Frances E. W. Harper, edited by Frances Smith Foster; The Coupling Convention: Sex, Text, and Tradition in Black Women's Rction, by Ann duCille n. Marcy Jane Knopf 81 Nissequott, by Margaret Dawe; The Blue Hour, by Elizabeth Evans; Excuse Me for Asking, by Janis Arnold ~ Sarah K Ball 92 Reading from the Heartl Women, literature, and the Search for True Love, by Suzanne Juhasz I<- Valerie Jab/ow 93 Ugly Ways, byTIna McElroy Ansa I<- Lynn Page Whillaker 94 Cynthia Ozick's Comic Artl From Levity to Liturgy, by Sarah Blacher Cohen /'6. Regina Barreca 95 Science and Other Poems, by Alison Hawthorne Demingj That Kind of Danger, by Donna Masini; The Red Virgin: A Poem of Simone Weil, by Stephanie Strickland I<- Linda lAe Harper 96 On Edge: Performance at the End of the Twentieth Century, by C. Carr /'6. Lynne Greeley 97 These Same Long Bones, by Gwendolyn M. Parker ~ Nancy Middle/on 98 To Paint Her life: Charlotte Salomon in the Nazi Era, by Mary Lowenthal Felstiner ~Joan Weimer COLUMNS & FEATURES 16 INTERVIEW: Fay Weldon I<- Mina Kllmar 20 PERSONAL ESSAY. Dear Virginia: Ten Thoughts on literary Obsession I<- Rebecca A. Clay 22 INTERVIEW: Frances Sherwood I<- Diane Prenalt 38 WRITING BIOCRAPHY: We Wilh Annie I<- Myrna Goldenberg 40 INTERVIEW: Toni Morrison on Jazz I<- Angels CaraM 45 NONFICTION BOOKSHELF I<- Lallren Glen Dill/lap 54 INTERVIEW. Kate Millet I<- Elaine Allerbach 58 RELENTLESS READER ~ Bettina Berch 82 BRIEFLY NOTED: Fiction by Ludmilla Petroshevskaya, Kristina McGrath,Anne Finger, Anlla Quindlen, Lynne McFall, Alice Thomas Ellis, Mary Gardner, Kathen'ne Vaz, Thea ktley. Magda Bogin, Joanne Greenberg, Shirley Ann Grau, Hebe flofoore Campbell, Demetria Martinez, Debra Spark, Mabel Maney; tlmlfiction by Barbara Hardy, Gwen and Ardis Hamilton, Julie Speedy, Genevieve Breton, Diana Lewis Burgin, andJulia Penelope 100 CULLINGS, Woolf, Sieil/, Parker, O'Brien ,I ai, ON THE COVER: Alice M,wro. Photo by Manoon Ettlinger e 5. [lJEwsl NEWSLETIER OF THE CARIBBEAN ASSOCIATION OF FEMINIST RESEARCH AND ACTION VOL 8 NO 4 OCTOBER TO DECEMBER 1994 editorial leltelS to the Editor

CONFERENCE REPORTS: framing the word 3 Development strotegles end NGOs 3 THE BEIJING CORNER: Beijing Reglonol Coordlnotor addresses cO<'hren

The C",lbbean People's Assembly 13 Avenging the women d Haiti 14 NEWS HIGHLIGHTS: Women In alternative condom distribution strategy 1S 'Good response' to Norplant 17 Mono Campus has sexual harrasmont guidelines 18 Strip-searching d Guyanese women 20 Cortlncate courso for domestic engineers 20 Women against almo Cuban women on the frontline 20 Annual cOlnpQlgn for the dealmlnallsatlon d aborl:lon In latin America 21 Illegal aborl:lons 0f00"9 young girls 21 CAFRA SECRETARIAT NEWS Phllllpine women droll: rape bill 23 India bans sex pro-seiecllon 2S

ADVEATISEMENT Women's bool

CONFEAENCES FEllOWSHIPSlSCHOLAASHIPS 28 COUASES 28 ON THE BOOKSHELF 30 6. camera obscura AJournal of Feminism and Film Theory /31 1995

5 Saving Other Women From Other Men: Disney's Aladdin by Erin Addison

27 On the Landing: High Art, Low Art, and Upstairs, Downstairs by Edith P. Thornton

49 Xala, Ousmane Sembene 1974: The Carapace That Failed by Laura Mulvey

73 Sembene Ousmane's Xala: Postcoloniality and Foreign Film Lan­ guages by John Mowitt

97 Domesticity and the Aetiology of Crime in Ameri",,'s Most Wanted by Anna Williams

121 The Woman's Picture and the Poetics of Melodrama by Lea Jacobs 148 Contributors

149 Books Received 1994, Volume 7 Number I I 1994 Volume 7 numero I 7.

v Editorial/Editorial ArticieslArticies Claire L'Hel/relL<-Dl/bt Au-del. des mythes : justice

Nkint Nzegu'u 15 Confronting Racism: Towards the Formation of a . Female-Identified Alliance Regina Grayear 34 Legal Categories and Women's Work: Explorations For A Cross-Docrrinal Feminist Jurisprudence n Shelly IVright 59 A Feminist Exploration of the Legal Protection of ~ Art Kalherille Aml/p 97 Finding Fathers: Artifical Insemination, Lesbians, =~ and the Law ~..... /vtaureen Baker 116 Family and Population Policy in Quebec: ~ Implications for Women Sylvie Frigon 133 Fenunes, heresies el controle social: des sorcieres ~ = aux sages-femmes et au-del. ('t) 0 Review Essays/Recensions d'essais c:-< -c: Richard Devlin 156 Demanding Difference (But Doubting Discourse): ('t) "'1 A Review Essay ~ =~ Case Comments/Chrortiques de jurisprudence ('t) Karell Bastow 173 Women, AIDS, and Family Benefits: A Case S,- Study § Elizabeth KP. Grace alld 184 Vesting Mothers With Power They Do Not Have: ('t) ~ Sl/Sall M. Vella The Non-Offending Parent in Civil Sexual Assault C'-l Cases: J.(LA.) v. J.(H.) alld J.(J.) 0 ('t) Margaret E. McCalll/m 197 Caratlll' v. Caralllll: It Seems That We Are Not a All Realists Vet ('t) ~""'" Book reviews/Chrortiques bibliographiques = "'1 ~ CarolYII Strallge 208 COl/ltship, Love alld Marriage ill Nilleteellth- 0..... Celltl/ry Ellglish COllado, by Peter Ward =~ Johll McLorell 213 Women for Hire: Prostitution Gild Sexuality i" ""'" Frallce after 1850, by Alain Corbin ""'" Sylvie Frigoll 223 Vllntly lVamell: The Politics of COlljillemellt & ('t)=- Resistallce, par Karlene Faith ~ }Oll11ette Watson Hamiltoll 232 Forbidden }oume)'s: Fairy Tales and Fantasies ~ by Victoriall 1V0mell IVriters edited by Nina Auerbach and V.c. Knoepflmacher ~ Mary Jane Mossman 238 TOl/chstolles for Change: Eql/alily, Diversily alld AccOllllrabilily, by the Task Force on Gender Equality in the Legal Profession Ofelia Meza 249 Lesfemmes dOlls Ie mOllde 1970-1990: des chiffres el des idees, New York, Nations Vnles, 1992 257 About the Contributors/Quelques mots sur nos collaboratrices 260 Information for Contributors 265 Renseignements gene raux 269 Editorial Policy 270 Politique editoriale 8. COMMON LIVES/LESBIAN LIVES a lesbian quarterly

CONTENTS Number Fifty-four Spring 1995

3 Notes to Our Readers 4 Three pieces by Anna Watson 7 25 Ways to Oppress a Lesbian with a Disability, by Mary Frances Platt to appearances, by arlo raven II Out with Fifi, by Gila Svirsky 16 Two poems by Kelly Burns 19 Las Vegas Trudy, by Ruth Marner 30 Questions, by Lois DeWitt 31 Message from Beyond, by Claire Robson 33 Existential Love, by Rita Schiano 38 Two poems by Taye Cairnes 42 Basic Training, by Molly Ann Moroney 43 Forms of Leaving, by Allison M. Dudo 53 Mightabeen, by E. Rumsey Lee 56 Status ... ?, by Boni Jean Carstarphen 57 The Dotted Yellow Line, by Amy Marie Cowen 66 To(o), by Kathleen M. Mullins 67 Using the Library, by Marian Thacher 76 Two poems by Kelley A. Kasul 77 Mona's Discovery, by Pat Rubinetti 85 Two pieces by Kelly Burns 89 Queers in a Chemical Plant, by Cherie Bowers 91 Waking Up, by Shelly Lanciani 94 News Update, by Robin Kemp 95 Barn Mudding, by Charlene Ball 103 Waltzing in Thin Air, by Lyn Davis 114 Somewhere, by Jennifer L. Oas 115 The Dare, by Lisa Shapiro 121 Hand to Mouth, by Phoenix Flora

Aphoto by Deanna Cramer and Anne Hanson appears on page 41. A photo by Lisa Maggiore appears on page 88. 9.

Th.le"la. Avellgers outsld. the oHices 01 rb.Sunday FEATURES Times. Pag.14 10 Where do Ijoin? Whatever happened to feminist activism? 14 Out and about The amazing antics of the lesbian avengers 16 After the change Older women talk about sex 20 The Everywoman Interview REGULARS Lorna Russell talks to Ursula Owen, pioneer of feminist publishing and now fighter for free speech 4 Ad Lib Everywoman}s view of the month 6 Debrief Why human lights are women's right; the false memory debate rages on; police and lesbians work together lust und (omlort from Split 28 Arts B,ilth.., page 2B Split Britches; queens of lesbian camp; women choreographers; poetry in prison. plus music and more 32 Books Julia Deakin on feminist crime: Gnols on top; les­ bian sex guide; women wliting on the Bible 36 Health U"ula Ow•• Environmentally sound sanitary protection: living on the power with Aids; safer home births of the word. 38 Workwise Pag.20 \Vhy fewer sexual harassment cases are reaching tribunals 24 There's a good girl! 39 Personal Blinging up girls in a man's world Beth Walker is none too jolly about hockey 40 Hersav 26 Escape from Algeria Readers' letters Hnw women refugees are failed by the system 46 Yasmin A1ibhai Brown 42 Jobs, courses and c1assifieds Speaking up for the human animal 10. ~eminism I~ If II & C_O;;.,.;.N_T.;;....;E;;...;.,;N,..;T;..,;;;.S ,Rsychology Volume 5, Number 2, 1995 ~ ______EDITORlAL

149 Editorial Note

______SPECIAL FEATURE

The 'Feminism & Psychology' Undergraduate Prize 1994 151 Editor's Introduction: Sue WILKINSON

154 I. The Social Construction of Rape in Appeal Court Cases Patsy FULLER (Prizewinner)

162 II. Positive Premenstrual Experiences - Do They Exist? Sarah NICHOLS (Highly Commended)

170 Ill. Lesbians and Safer Sex Practices Debbie LAMPON (Highly Commended)

177 Announcement: Feminism & Psychoiogy Undergraduate Prize 1995

178 Rules for Feminism & Psychology Undergraduate Prize 1995

______ARTICLES

181 Hungry for an Us: Adolescent Girls and Adult Women Negotiating Territories of Race, Gender, Class and Difference Pat MACPHERSON and Michelle FINE

201 Feminist Identilications in a Troubled Society Carol PERCY and John KREMER

223 'Race', Racism and Sexuality in the Life Narratives of Immigrant Women Oliva M. ESPIN

______REVIEWS

239 Rosemary AUCHMUTY on: Pornography: Women, Violence alld Civil Liberties by Catherine Itzin 242 Lynne SEGAL on: Women and Gender: A Feminist PSYc!W/ORY by Rhoda Unger and Mary Crawford 245 Joyce CANAAN on: Breaking Out Again: Feminist Ont%RY and Epistemology by Liz Stanley and Sue Wise 248 Pippa DELL on: The Womall Qllestion (second edition) by Mary Evans 11,

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252 Karen HENWOOD on: Mothers alld Dallghters: The Distortioll ofa Relatiollship by Vivien Nice; Frielldly Relatiolls? Mothers alld Their Daughters ill Law by Pamela Cotterill; and Daughterillg alld Motherillg by Janneke van Mens-Verhulst, Karlein Schreurs and Liesbeth Woertman 259 Anne WOOLLETI on: Motherhood alld Modemity: All Illvestigatioll ;1110 the Rational Dimension of Mothering by Christine Everingham 260 Kathy DAVIS on: all the Shoulders of 1V0mell: The Femillizatioll of Psychotherapy by Ilene J. Philipson 263 Colleen HEENAN on: 1V0mell's Experiellce of Femillist11/Crapy alld Coullsellillg by Eileen McLeod 265 Lucy JOHNSTONE on: Out of80lmds by Janice Russell; and Patiellts as Victims by Derek Jehu 268 Barbara BAGILHOLE on: Elimillatillg Sexual Harassmellt at 1V0rk by Carrie Herbert 269 Jo VAN EVERY on: 80stoll Marriages: Romall/ic bill Asexual Relationships Among COl/temporary Lesbians by Esther D. Rothblum and Kathleen A. Brehony

______OBSERVATIONS & COMMENTARIES

27 I I. Shifting Whispering Sands: The Special Issue on Race and Identity Dennis HOWITI

275 II. Twelve Steps to Heterosexuality? Common-sensibilities on the Oprah lVillfrey Show Debbie EPSTEIN and Deborah Lynn STEINBERG 28 I III. Anti-Irish Racism: Comments on Exclusion Moabh Nf MAOLALAIDH

285 IV. 'Nigger Bitch'I'Dreadlock Sister': The Experiences of an African-Caribbean Woman Working in the British National Health Service Dionne Pamela JOSEPH

290 V. Questions of Legitimacy: The Fit Between Researcher and Researched Manjit BOLA

294 VI. Identities and Racisms: Differences and Commonalities Kum-Kum BHAVNANI and Ann PHOENIX 12. Feminist Bookstore News 1:1\11:111:

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SPORTS, FITNESS & HEALTH Sports, Ftlness & Hea"h • Introduction 25 Hit the Road, JiII!. 29 Gone Fishin' 37 Sporting Women 39 Fat Power/Body Image .43 Menopause & Power Surges .47 Breast Cancer .49 Hea"h & Healing 51 ARTICLES Bookstore News 53 Canada Customs Defends (?) llself... 19 Nal'llndependent Bookstore Week Launched 13 Satisfying & Maintaining Your Customers 59 News/Short Stories 7 John Miller Arrested for Fraud· Judth's Room 10 Close· lesbian & Feminisl Journals Vandalized· LAMMY Nominations Due • White Bridge Announces Gay & lesbian Catalog • Pandora & New Venture Awards' Pink Pyramid Off !he Hook· Sandy Hom: 1936-1994 DEPARTMENTS Announcements 62 Back to Press & Other Good News 66 Canadian Content 17 Classified Ads 116 Subscription Information 102 They Went That-A-Way 68 Trivia 63 Writing Wanted 67 THE BOOKS Art Books 73 Gay Men's Lit. 81 Multimedia 71 Mysteries 79 Our Own Presses 85 Publisher's Row 107 Science Fiction 75 The Small Presses 91 University Presses 105 Women's Music 69 Feminist 13. Bookstore News 1:1\11:111:

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ARTICLES New Moon Rising 25 Barbara Wilson: On Leaving Seal Press 31 TCB: Selling Sex Toys & Vibrators 37 Chasing Co-op Dollars .41 Letters 5 News/Short Stories 11 Cincinnati Right Hits on Barnes & Nobis, Playboy. and Kiss & Tell • Feminist Bookstore Network Launches 1st Annual National Feminist Bookstores Week, May 13·20. Feminist Bookstore to Open in Nairobi. Cleis Press to Publish Banned in Canada as Fund Raiser for little Sisters. 25th Anniversaries - Amazon Bookstore & The Feminist Press. 1995 Tiptree Awards. ABA Launches BookWeb World Wide Web Site for Member Stores. Women's Presses Launch libr3l)' Project Bookstore News 19 Obituaries: Jean Swallow & Patricia Highsmith •••..•.•••.••.••.•...132

DEPARTMENTS Ad Index 129 Announcements ,..22 Back to Press & Other Good News .45 Classified Ads 131 Subscription Information 126 They went That-A-Way .47 Trivia .43 Wriling Wanted .49

THE BOOKS Art Books 59 Canadian Books 57 Gay Men's Lit. 65 Humor 55 Multimedia 51 Mysteries (will return next issue) Our Own Presses 73 Publisher's Row 111 Science Fiction 61 The Small Presses 89 Universily Presses : 101 Women's Music 53 14. Feminist Bookstore News 1;1\11:111:

May/June 1995 Volume 18 Number 1

ARTICLES Bookstore News ....,. .27 ABA Convention Watch 1995 .31 What is Queer Writing? ... .43 Reflecting on a Generation at Sisterhood .47 Inventing the Tiptrees / Reinventing an Agenda . 51 Britain's Feminist Book Awards .55 Lammy Nominations 38 News/Short Stories ..,...,...... , ,13 Feminist Bookslore Network Launches Fall '95 & Spring '96 Catalogs· NEA Good News/Bad News' Canada Customs Bans More Books· B&N/Libido Case Dismissed: Book Industry Files Suil Against Prosecuting Attorney • ABA Suit Ready to Go • A&M: A New Lesbian Press· Kitchen Table Fundraising Success· Spinifex on CD· ROM • Inland's World Wide Web Sile/ReWns Policy· Movie Tie·ins • Updating LC Subject Headings' Borders For Sale (Again) • Take Your Daughters to Work Book Promotion

DEPARTMENTS Ad Index , .. , .. ,. 135 Announcements . .24 Back to Press & Other Good News ,62 Classified Ads ,.". 136 Subscription Information 134 They Went That·A·Way .59 Writing Wanted ,.,.. .63 THE BOOKS Art Books ... .71 Canadian Books .83 Gay Men's Lit. ,85 Humor (will return next issue) Mullimedia .69 Mysteries , ,79 Our Own Presses .89 Publisher's Row 119 Science Fiction . .75 Short Raves .65 The Small Presses ,97 University Presses 111 Women's Music ., .73 FROM THE EDITORS "",.", .. " ,.",'., " •• , "." 1 15. A new set of core bibliographies. LETTER TO THE EDITORS .. , .. ,,•, .. , ..... ,,•,,,•, ...... , ... ,•,•, •• ,. 2 BOOK REVIEWS • GENDER AND POWER 2 by Lynn Walter Gendered Anthropology, ed. by Teresa Del Valle; Engendering China: Women. Culture, and the State, ed. by Christina K. Gilmartin et al.; Reversed Realities: Gender Hierarchies in Development Thought by Naila Kabeer; Paradoxes ofGender by Judith Lorber; aJ.1d Power/Gender: Social Relations in Theory and Practice ed. H. Lorraine Radtke and Henderikus J. Starn. • WHY WOMEN DO IT: TIlE SALE OF WOMEN'S SEXUAL LABOR 6 by Saundra Sturdevant and Brenda Stoltzfus Night Work: Sexuality, Pleasure, and Corporate Ma.scuIinity in a Tokyo Hostess Club by Anne Allison; Moral Dilemmas ofFeminism, ed. by Laurie Shrage; Reading, Writing, and Rewriting the Prostitute Body by Shannon Bell: and Prostitution: An InteT7Ultional Handbook on Trends, Problems, and Policies. ed. by Nanette J. Davis. • WOMEN, DIFFERENCE, AND MUSIC 10 by Jane Bowers Rediscovering the Muses: Women's Musical Traditions, ed. by Kimberly Marshall; Cecilia Reclaimed: Feminist Perspectives on Gender and Music ed. by Susan C. Cook and Judy S. Tsou; Musicology and Difference: Gender and Sexuality ill Music Scholarship, ed. by Ruth A. Solie; and Gender and the Musican CalIOn by Marcia J. Citron. FEMINIST VISIONS .".,.""'... , •• " .....,."""" ... '",.,.",,. 16 GENDER DYNAMICS ONUNE: WHAT'S NEW ABOUT TIlE NEW COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES? by Hank Bromley FEMINIST PERIODICALS IN SOUTHEAST ASIA , •• ,.,.,.,.'.,.,.,."." 20 by Carol L. Mitchell WORK IN PROGRESS: A NEW GUIDE TO WOMEN'S HISTORY RESOURCFS AT THE STATE HlIiTORICAL SOCIETY OF WISCONSIN ...",.",.",.,.; •• "" ..... , ..... "",..... , •• " •• ",."", 24 by Mary Fiorenza WEB-8TER DEFINITIONS: A QffiCK INTRODUCTION TO THEWORLD WIDE WEB AND WOMEN "", •• ,.".,.,.",.,' •• " •• "",." ..... " ..... , .... , 26 by Phyllis Holman Weisbard NEWS FROM THE UW SYSTEM WOMEN AND SCIENCE PROGRAM SCIENCE, DIVERSITY, AND COMMUNITY: REVITAUZING INTRODUCTORY CURRICULA ", •• ,.,., •• "." •• "., •• , .....'"'.",.".,, •• 28 by Rebecca Armstrong, Director FEMINIST PUBLISffiNG •, •• ,•,,•,•,,•,, •• ,•,,,•, .. ,, •• , ..... ,, ..... ,,•," 30 COMPUTER TALK Email discussion lists, Web sites, and more. ARCIllVES ,.""" •• "."",., •• ,." •• "." •• ", •• ,." •• ,.",.""",.,. 35 NEW REFERENCE WORKS IN WOMEN'S STUDIES •• , •••• ,•,, •• , •• ,,,,•,, •• , 36 Sources on women immigrating from Europe to the U.S., "contacts and connections," centers/activities that are part of the National Council for Research on Women, graduate work in women's studies, the Schlesinger Library's collections, research on women in English and the romance languages, five hundred "good reads by women, U.S. women's writing, women in the military, Italian women writers, American women's landmarks, and women's mystery writing. (Reviewed by Phyllis Holman Weisbard, wi,h additional reviews by HeleM Androski, Giovanna Miceli Jeffries, and Margery Katz.) PERIODICAL NOTFS ,,,,,,,, •• ,•,•,,•,,•,,,,,,,,,,•, •• ,•,,,,,,•, ... ,, •• " 44 * New periodicals on gender and the editing process, international lesbian information connections, women in Iran, fat women, young women, gays and lesbians. health maintenance, international feminism, gay and lesbian South Asians, women and law, and "iconoclast" women. • Special issues of periodicals on women, psychoanalysis, and culture, California women's history, Third World women, community, women in education, feminist criticism and theory in Hispanic studies, sports and the body, women and computing. and self-representation of women cross-culturally. • Anniversary issues and transitions in the periodical world. (Compiled by Linda Shull.) ITEMS OF NOTE "".".".,'.,.""."."""",.".".".",.",." ••• , 48 Among lhe resources: papers on early Canadian women writers. feminist pedagogy, and women and AIDS, a listing of books for adult survivors of incest, a telecourse on social action. a bibliography on gender bias. a guide to Canadian women's studies programs, a pamphlet series on women in the Middle East, a National Women's History Project gazette on women and and the vote, and videocassettes on ''Dyke TV," (Compiled by Renee Beaudoin.) BOOKS RECENTLY RECEIVED ... , .. , .. , .... " .. , .... , .. , .. " .. , .... , .... 50 16. FEMINIST STUDIES

Volume 21, Number 1 Spring 1995

Preface 3 Cheshire Calhoun The Gender Closet: Lesbian Disappearance 7 under the Sign "Women" Susan Swartwout Louisiana Ladies' Watermelon Tea-1890 35 (Poetry) Opal Palmer Adisa Pleated Skirts 37 and Kathy Sloane [Poetry and Photography) Claire Bond Potter "I'll Go the Limit and Then Some": 41 Gun Molls, Desire, and Danger in the 1930s Nan Enstad Dressed for Adventure: Working Women 67 and Silent Movie Serials in the 1910s Cate Whittemore From Venus to Penis (Art Essay) 91 Natasha Saj,; Then What Is the Question? (Poetry) 99 Monica Ortiz Salas Mery Yagual (Secretary) 103 (Short Story, translated by Kathy S. Leonard) Maria Helena Lima "Beyond Miranda's Meanings": 115 Contemporary Critical Perspectives on Caribbean Women's Literatures I Review Essay) Celia Escudero-Espadas Photography as Testimony (Art Essay) 129 Carolle Charles Gender and Politics in Contemporary 135 Haiti: The Duvalierist State, Transnationalism, and the Emergence of a New Feminism (1980-1990) Laura Suzanne Gordon Mass Murder; The Third Dance (Poetry) 165 Notes on Contributors 169 Notes and Letters 172 Publications Received 178 A FREE \1AUlS()~ ARE,\ ~ E" S JOl"R~r\L: n\ '" ()\1E~ Fon '" 0\11' ~

Volume 8, Number 2 March 10 - April 6 1995

Contents Focus on InterlUltional Finding a Trench: Women's Day & History Dorothy Granada and the Month Maria Luisa Ortiz Center by Carolyn Gantner-KenneyS Tanzanian Women's Movement Challenges Argentinean Madres Structural and Cultural Continue 1S-Year-Old Limitations Struggle by Catherine Capellaro 1 by Genevieve K. Sedlack S

Palestinian Delegate Images of the Mexican Visits Madison Woman by Kathleen Mulligan- by Rosario Enriquez-Leder 9 Hansel 1 Prairie Cabin: A Pioneer Letters 2 Dlary short story by Jocelyn Riley 10 Editor's Notes . 2 Walk A Mile In Her News Briefs 3 Shoes: Fiction to Celebrate International Dreaming the impossible Women's Month dream? A quest to find by L. Farrell 11 feminists in Spain by Tammy Teschner 4 Network 14 Calendar 15 The Human Foundation, Classlfieds 16 A Personal History by Marilyn Little 5

A Defining Moment by Maytee Aspuro 6

And So She Said... 7

Organic Vegetable Farm Invites Wimmin Apprentices by Claire Strader and Tricia Bross 7 18. Feminist Voices A FREE ~fAIHS()N AREA NEWS JOVRSAL: BY WOMEN FOR W(}~fEN

Volume 8, Number 3 April 7 - May 5 1995

Contents Community Supported Agriculture for Wimmin by Heidi Claire Strader 8 When You're In Power, You Don't Need to be Wisconsin Womyn's Smart, You Just Need Land Cooperative: DOE to Convince Yourself Farm in 18th Year You're Right by Jo Baumgarten 9 by Deborah Kelly I Take Your Feminist Sexual Assault Garbage and.•• Compost Awareness Week Itl Program Of Events by Nancy Nelson 9 April 23-29, 1995 1 And So She Said... 10 Volunteer Ideas 2 Free Cancer Screening Managing Editor's Notes 2 Tests Available 11

News Briefs 3 FV Word Search 11

It's not like it'. a The Clothesline Project conspiracy...White 11 Women's Complicity book review Some Facts About by Melissa Froiland 4 Sexual Assault by Krista Jacob 13 Are You Asking For It? 5 Network 14 Kill Your Television by Esty Dinur 6, i Calendar 15 Classlfleds 16 19.

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Volume 8, Number 4 May 6· June 2 1995

Contents Feeling Stressed? Powerless?Buy A Chalnsaw! Playboy & Cancer by Karen J. Donnelly 6 Coalition: An Unholy Alliance 1 CODsuming Power by Marilyn Little 6 Feminist Symposium Attempts to Break the Contract with America The ACLU and Human by Tammv Teschner 1 Rights: Shameful History. Continuing Oppression 7

Managing Editors' Notes 2 A War Against Poor Women Is a War Against All Women 8 News Briefs 3

The Fictions of Power: Weaving Women's Kitty Brazelton & Mythology daDadah Perform by Susan Kilmer 4 by Esty Dinur 10

The Young and Resistance And So She Said... 13 by Bonnie Urfer 5

Worthy Wages Day Protect and Cherish Your Rally 13 Fat by Beth Stidham 5 Network 14

Calendar IS'

Classified. 16 20. Feminist Voices

Volume 8, Number 5 June 2 . July13 1995

Contents To Those Considering the Noble Secretarial Focus on Allies and Profession Coalitions by Dana Dea 7 Consciousness-Raising aD On Working Together and the Left: Campus Women Working Apart: A Boston Activists Face Sexism in Women's Organization Progressive Organizations Works to Overcome by Re becca Scherr 8 Racism by Donna K. Bivens 1 Graduates and Mentors in' Education: Women World's Women Prepare to Working Together to Get Converge on Seijing Women Off Welfare by Susan Munkres 1 by Liz Spencer with Shona Dudley 10 Letters 2 Ten FactsEveryone Should News Briefs 3 Know About Welfare 11

A Celebration of (Lesbian) No Apologies, No Life and Love: book review Regrets,Time to Fight by Judith Leng 4 A Letter From Welfare Warriors to the Friends of What Etiquette Families Who Receive Demand.... A North Welfare Child Support 11 American Feminist Struggle. with Gender Women ofAchievement Dynamics in Ecuador and Heratory: A Calendar by Erm O'Connor 5 for June 12

Tools for International And So She Said... 13 "Networking": Some Network 14 Women's Organizations Calendar 15 On-Line 6 Classified. 16 FIREWEED 21. Issue 47 Winter 1995

Fiction 6 U/iing Gravity Sonia Smee 34 Willow Nicola Harwood 36 Once a Week I've Killed a Conversation Julia Gaunce 51 Chambers Catherine Lake 70 Drafts KarHee Fuglem

Critique 18 Islamic Feminism: Alternative or Contradiction? Shahrzad Mojab 40 Tits, Tats and Testes jane Farrow

Speaking texts 52 Partizanka Dayna Mari j/Justraled by Mondo Walers

Poetry 12 8aby Bi; Rub a dub dub Erika Savage 26 My Mother Always Said Wilda Kruize 28 snake skirt Karen Auvinen 46 The Confectioner's Daughter Janette Platana 49 Not Hands; You Can't Let Goldenrod Go Loose Deirdre Dwyer 61 Water (or a Tongue Zoe Landale 62 I Want My Poems Fat For You; Feel Margot Louis

Art 14 Malgre Dog Donna james 29 Artist's Work Min·Sook Lee 64 Transparent Presence Eshrat Erlanian photos by Peler Mo

Reviews 74 The Middle Children (Rayda jacobs) Michele Paulse 76 Intolerance (Lise Noel) Anne Vespry

etc. 4 editorial, upcoming issues 5 tribute to Kathleen Martindale 78 departments FRIENDS OF WOMEN NEWSLETTER 22.

VOL.S NO.2 JANUARY, 1995

3 EDITORIAL

4 NEWS BRIEF

Latest news about women

9 WOMEN IN PAIN

Back-alley abortions increasing

13 ATTENTION SISTERS

Urgent campaign against book

advertising sex in Thailand

14 WILL BOI TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR WOMEN WORKERS?

Recent industrial investment boosting economy

but endangering workers' lives

19 LET'S HEAR IT FOR GRASSROOTS WOMEN

Getting ready to have their voices heard at Beijing

22 FOW NEW NATURE SHOP

Supporting women and the environment Gender and Education 23.

Volume 7 Number 1 March 1995

Editorial 3

JacifY Brine. Equal Opportunities and the European Social Fund: discourse and practice 9

.\[ary Jane Kehily. Self-narration, Autobiography and Identity Construction 23

Rebecca Pn'egert Coulter. Struggling with Sexism: experiences of feminist first~year teachers' 33

Jacm West & Kale 1,)·on. The Trouble with Equal Opportunities: the case ofwomen academics S1

Ellen Jordan. Fighting Boys and Fantasy Play: the construction ofmasculinity in the early years of school 69

Sue AIiddleton. Doing Feminist Educational Theory: a post-modernist perspective 87

BOOK REVIEWS Cellder and the Academic E,pencnce: Berkeley womell sociologists (Kathryn Meadows Orlans & Ruth A. Wallacel reviewed by Rosemary Deem 101

APL: equal opporlunitiesJor all? (Cecilia ~IcKelvey & Helen Peters) reviewed by Diane Bailey 102

Shaping Up 10 Womanhood: gender and girls' Mrsical educalion (Sheila Scraton) reviewed by Gill Clarke 104

Challellging Lesbian and Ca)' lnequalilies in Educalion led. by Debbie Epstein) re\;ewed by Gabriele Griffin 105

The Supply Siory (ed. by Sheila Galloway & ~Iarlene Morrison) re\;ewed by NladelineJ. Watson 107

Representations ofYouth: the stu4.Y qf)outh and adolescence in Bdtain and America (Christine Gliffin) reviewed by Chris Mann 108

The Educalion and FeIIlinism Reader (ed. by Lynda Stone with Gail Masuchika Boldt) reviewed by Gaby '''einer 109

JVomm and Scima: the Snark Syndrome (Eileen Byrne) reviewed by Gill Kirkup III 24. Gender & History Volume 7 Number 1 April 1995

Introduction

Articles

Women in London Debating Societies in 1780 MARY THALE 5

'Guard the Foundation Well': Antebellum New York Democrats and the Defense of Patriarchy MICHAEL D. PIERSON 25

80dies Clean and Unclean: Prostitution, Sanitary Legislation, and Respectable Femininity in Colonial North India JUDY WHITEHEAD 41

Social Interaction among Jewish Women in Crisis during the Holocaust: A Case Study JUDITH TYDOR BAUMEL 64

'What did you do in the Revolution, Mother?' Image, Myth, and Prejudice in Western Writing on the Russian Revolution MOIRA DONALD 85

Thematic Reviews

Rethinking Gender and Work: Rural Women in the Western World LENA SOMMESTAD 100

Joan Jensen, Promise to the Land: Essays on Rural Women (1991) Pamela Horn, Victorian Countrywomen (19911 Sheila Hardy, Diary ofa Suffolk Farmer's Wife, 1854-69 (1992) Liv Emma Thorsen, Det tleksible kjonn. Mentalitetsendringer i Ire generasjoner bondekvinner 1920-1985 (1993) Deborah Fink. Agrarian Women: Wives andMothers in Rural Nebraska, 1880-1940(1992) Jane Taylor Nelsen (ed.1 A Prairie Populist: The Memoirs of Luna KeJlie (1992) Emilie Carles, A Life of Her Own: A Countrywoman in Twentieth~Century France (1991) Teresa Jordan, Cowgirls: Women of the American West 11992) Male Sexuality and the Gender Industry SCOTT McCRACKEN 106 Stephen Kern, The Culture ofLove: Victorians to Moderns (1992) Anthony Giddens, The TransFormation ofIntimacy: Sexuality, Love and Eroticism in l\'loc/C'm Societies (1992) Steven Seidman, Romantic Longings: Love in America, 18]()-.1 98(11991) Lesley A. Hall, Hidden Anxieties: Male Sexuality, J900- J950 (1991) Li.l111 Iludson and Bernadine Jacot. The Way A-fen Think": Intel/('("I; Intimacy and the Erotic Im,'ginatiof) (I (JY 1) Don Milligan, Sex-Life: A Critical Commentary Of) the I-listorr of SpxuaJity (1993) Jonathan Dollimore, Sexual Dissidence (1 ()9 1)

Book Reviews 113

Natalie Zeman Davis Jnd Arlette Farge (edsl Renaissc1nce and Enlixhtenment Parddox(',<; (1993) (Vol. 3 of II History of Women ill the West) JENNIFER M. JONES Gender & History 25. Volume 7 Number 1 April 1995

(continued)

Gail Lee Bernstein (ed.) Recreating Japanese Women, 1600-1945 (1991) MIHO OGINO Roger Sawyer, 'We are but Women': Women in Ireland's HistOlY (1993) CLlONA MURPHY Esther Breitenbach and Eleanor Gordon (eds) Out of Bounds: Women in Scottish Society 1800-1945 (1992) STANA NENADIC Patricia Crawford, Women and Religion in England 1500-1720 (1993) Phyllis Mack, Visionary Women. Ecstatic Prophecy in Seventeenth·Century England (1992) Esther S. Cope, Handmaid ofthe Holy Spiri/: Dame Eleanor Davies, Never Soe Mad a Ladie (1992) KATE PETERS

Frances Harris, A Passion for Government. Tile Uft' of 5.lf,l!J, Dutche!>s ofMarllmrouRh (1991) E. D. R. HARRiSON Karin Calvert, Children in the House: The Material Culture ofE.]fly Childhood, 1600-1900 (1992) Hugh Cunningham, The Children olthe Poor: Representations of Childhood sioce the Seventeenth Ceotury (1991) Michael Mitterauer, A History of Youtl1(1992) COLIN HEYWOOD Nicky Leap and Billie Hunter, The Midwife's Tale: An Oral History from Handywomeo to Professional Midwife (1993) Irvine Loudon, Death in Childbirth: An International Study ofMaternal Care and Maternal Mortality 1800-1950 (1992) ADRIAN WILSON

Diana Basham, The Trial of Woman: Feminism and the Occult Sciences in Victorian Literature and Society (1992) ALISON WINTER Mary H. Blewett, We Will Rise;n Our Might: Workingwomen5 Voices (rom Nineteenth­ Century New England (1991) Patricia Penn Hilden, Women, Work, and Politics: 'Belgium, 1830-1914 (1993) E. Patricia Tsurumi, Factory Girls: Women in the Thread Mills of Meiji Japan (1990) JUTTA SCHWARZKOPF Lori D. Ginzberg, Women and the Work of Benevolence: Morality, Politics, and Class in the Nineteenth·Century United States (1990) Kathleen D. McCarthy, Women's Culture: American Philanthropy and Art, 1830-1930 (1991) SUE RICKARD Elizabeth Aldrich, From the Ballroom to Hell: Grace and Folly in Nineteenth.Century Dance (1991) Christy Adair, Womeo and Dance: Sylphs and Sirens (1992) Susan A. Manning, Ecstasy and the Demon: Feminism and Nationalism in the Dances of Mary Wigman (1993) l ESLEY·ANNE SAYERS Michele Dillon, Debating Divorce: Moral Conflict io Ireland (1993) Martha Albertson Fineman, The 1/Iusion of Equality: The Rhetoric and Reality ofDivorce Reform (1991) Colin S. Gibson, Dissolvin}! Wedlock (t 994) James G. Snell, In the Shadow ofthe L"w: Divorce in Ca""d" 19lJO--1 '139 (1991) CORDELIA MOYSE (hilla Bulbcck, Australian Women in Papua New Guinea: Colonial Passages, 1920- 1960 (1992) AMIRAH INGLIS

Mimi Chan, Through Western Eyes: Images of Chinese Women in Anglo-American Literature (1989) SusJllna Hoe, The Private Life of Old Hong Kong. Western Women in the Britisll Colony, 184/-1941 (1991) KATE LOWE

Catherine A. lutl and Jane L. Collins, Reading National Geographic (1993) JANE I. GUYER

Notes on Contributors 149

Index Volume 6 (1994) 150 26. GENDER & SOCIETY Volume 9, Number 2 April 1995

Contents

From the President 141 ''Making a Big Stink": Women's Work, Women's Relalionships, and Toxic Waste Activism PHIL BROWN andFAITII t. T. FERGUSON 145 Exhuming Women's Premarket Duties in the Care ofthe Dead GEORGANNE RUNDBLAD 173 Dependence and Independence: ACross-National Analysis of Gender Inequality and Gender Attitudes JANEEN BAXTER and EMILY W. KANE 193 "I Never Did Any Fieldwork, but I Milked an Awful Lot ofCows!": Using Rural Women's Experience to Reconceptualize Models ofWork MAREENA McKINLEYWRIGHT 216 In the Fraternal Sisterhood: Sororities as Gender Strategy LISA HANDLER 236 Book Reviews Earth Follies: Coming to Feminist Terms with the Global Environmental Crisis by Joni Seager VALERIE J. GUNTER 256 Tell Them Who I Am: The Lives 0/Homeless Women by Elliot Liebow PHYLLIS G. BETTS 257 White Women, Race Matter's: The Social Construction a/Whiteness by Ruth Frankenberg SUSAN E. CHASE 259 GENDER & SOCIETY 27. Volume 9, Number 3 June 1995

Contents

From the Editor 269 Feminist Anthropology? LYNN WALTER 272 Culture, Social Class, and Income Control in the Lives of Women Garment Workers in Bangladesh NAZLI KmRIA 289 The Transformation of Sexual Work in 20th-Century Korea JOHN Lm 310 Gender and Revolutionary Transformation: Iran 1979 and East Central Europe 1989 VALENTINE M. MOGHADAM 328 Women, Men, and the "Second Shift" in Socialist Yugoslavia GARTH MASSEY, KAREN HAHN, and DUSKO SEKULIC 359 Book Reviews Women Strike for Peace: Traditional Motherhood and Radical Politics in the 1960s by Amy Swerdlow NANCY WHITTIER 380 Viva: Women and Popular Protest in Latin America edited by Sarah A. Radcliffe and Sallie Westwood Out ofthe Shadows: Women, Resistance and Politics in South America by Jo Fisher HELEN I. SAFA and NATHALIE LEBON 382 Gender Play: Girls and Boys in School by Barrie Thorne CATHERINE WHITE BERHElDE 385 The End ofManhood: A Bookfor Men ofConscience by John Stoltenberg DOUGLASA.TODAK 387 Making It Work: The Prostitute~ Rights Movemelll in Perspective by Valerie Jenness PATRICIA D. ROZEE 389 Gender & Society is partially supported by the University of Delaware and tile University of Memphis 28. Gender, Place and Culture A Joumal ifFeminist Geography

Volume 2 Number 1 1995

"'[l'ma Margul/es Breitbart & Ellm-]. Pader. Establishing Ground: representing gender and race in a mixed housing development 5

Erica Bunnan. The Abnormal Distribution of Development: policies for Southern women and children 21

Da,'id Sibll)'. Gender. Science. Politics and Geographies of the City 37

Ann AI. Oberhauser. Gender and Household Economic Strategies in Rural Appalachia 51

\ IF.WPO[\TS The following four Viewpoints are in response to 'AU hyped up and no place to go' by D'\\ld Bell.Jon Binnie,Julia Cream & Gill Valentine, which appeared in Gmder, Place alld Culture, Volume I, 1994, pp. 31-47

Lisa rla/keT. ~Jore than just Skin-deep: feml,me!ininity and the subversion of identity 71

Elspelh PrO~}'ll. Lesbians in Space. Gender, Sex and the Structure of ~.Jissing 77

lAwrence Kllopp. IfYou're Going to Get All Hyped t:p You'd Better Go Somrwhere! 85

Andrew KiTh)'. Straight Talk on the PomoHomo Question 89

Rokl'll !.JJllghurst. The Body and Geography 97

Peter Jacksoll. Gender Trouble - or just shopping? 107

BOOK REVIEWS The JIomillg iifter: sex.jmT andjt'lflinism (Katie Roiphe) reviewed by Eisbeth Robson 109

Jla/en'alisl Ftminisms \D. Landry & G. ~racLean') re\iewed by Linda .\lcDowell III

.iValure's Bod.y: gender in the making qfmodem science (L. Schiebinger) reviewed by Tamar Y. Rothenberg I 13

Unbearable JVeigh/: feminism, JI(sImi culture, and tlte ba1)' (S. Bordo' reviewed by S. Bernstein,]. S. Gucvarra, B. Guttierrez. R. Halliburton. S. Low & ~l. Reiff 115

The Sphinx ill the Ci{r: urban lift. the control qfdisordrr and women (E. \\'ilson) re\~ewed bv Gill Valentine 119

Space and Plare: theories ~fidenti,-r and locatioll (Eds E. Carter..J. Donald &J. Squires; reviewed by Barbara Hooper 121

.,\ol;et 125 Harvard Women's Law Journal 29. Volume 18 Spring 1995 Copyright © 1995 by the President and Fellows of Harvard College

Contents Essays Women of Justice: Reflections Introduction by Victoria L. Radd Janet Reno. Jamie S. Gorelick. Eleanor D. Acheson, Sheila Foster Anthony, Loretta C. ArgreU, Lois 1. Schiffer Articles Stigmatizing Single Parents 19 Nancy E. Dowd Still Office Flowers: Japanese Women Betrayed by the Equal Employment Opportunity Law 83 Kiyoko Kamio Knapp Addressing Gender-Based Violence in an International Context 139 Margareth Etienne Recent Developments Lifting the Veil of Secrecy: Domestic Violence in the Jewish Community 171 Beverly Horsburgh Sexism and "The Superfluous Female": Arguments for Regulating Pre-Implantation Sex Selection 219 Jodi Danis Law and Literature "With More than Admiration He Admired": lmages of Beauty and Defilement in Judicial Narratives of Rape 265 Lisa A. Binder Upon l'dy Naming Da)' 301 Michelle Lerner Notorious Facts I 302 M.T.e. Cronin Perching & Song Birds 304 M, T.e. Cronin

Book Reviews NARRATIVE, AUTHORITY & LAW. By Robin West 307 THE 1'YRRANY OF THE MAJORITY: FUNDAMENTAL FAIRNESS IN REPRESENTATIVE DEMOCRACY. By Lalli Guinier 317 REFRAMING WOMEN'S HEALTH: MULTIDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH AND PRACTICE. Edited by Alice J. Dan 326 A WOMAN'S PLACE Is IN THE HOUSE: CAMPAIGNING FOR CONGRESS IN THE FEMINIST ERA, By Barbara e. Burrell 13.3 WOMEN LAWYERS: REWRITING THE RULES. By Mona Harrington 340 30. Health Care for Women International

CONTENTS Volume 16 / Number 2 / 1995

EDITORIAL / v DELAYED ABORTION AMONG TEENAGERS: CAN A POPULATION AT RISK BE IDENTIFIED? / Vered Sionim-Nevo, Jon Anson, and Jody Sova / 101 WOMEN AND ILLICIT DRUGS: SEXUALITY AND CRACK COCAINE / Dorothy J. Henderson, Carol J. Boyd, and Iason Whitmarsh / 113 RURAL WOMEN AND POWER IN PAKISTAN / Marilyn B. Lee, Jocelyn Hezekiah, and Derek Watters / 125 WOMEN WITH CHRONIC ILLNESS: THEIR VIEWS OF THEIR FAMILIES' ADAPTATION / Nancy Fugate Woods and Frances Marcus Lewis / 135 MARITAL STATUS, GENDER ROLES, STRESS, AND HEALTH IN THE ELDERLY / Deborah Bray Preston / 149 SYMPTOMS AND SELF-CARE STRATEGIES IN WOMEN WITH AND WITHOUT DYSMENORRHEA / Monica Jarrett, Margaret M. Heitkemper, and Joan F. Shaver / 167 EXTRACTED IMAGE ANALYSIS: A TECHNIQUE FOR DECIPHERING MEDIATED PORTRAYALS / Dale H. Berg and LaDawn Block Coutts / 179 ANNOUNCEMENTS / 191 PAPERS TO APPEAR IN FUTURE ISSUES / 193 31. HERtZON5 WOM,EN'S NEWS &' FEMINIST VIEWS

SPRING 199~ VOL9NO I

WOMEN'S NEWS ---

Letters to the Editors ,...... 2

NEWS New Rape Shield Needed 6 Dependent Status fOtDomestics Criticized 8 December 6th Monuments Stand as a Tribute 10 Common Front De-Kleins Cutbacks in Alberta I] Girls Get Global -From ~Iontteal to Guatamala 14 ------FEMINIST VIEWS ------

FEATURES Conceivable Options: WhyWomen are Choosing AI by Lasanda Kurulcu1asun}'a 16 Canadian Women'sHealthNetwork Report: The North HealingCiJmmunities,BirrhingRightHere,Depo-Provem

AborrionAccess, OJildren 'sCentreandmore! .21 J IronJane: Purting the Muscle Myth to Rest byDorothea HeIms 29 Survey on Abuse RalliesJapanese Womento Organize byDem'se Davy 31 cU

REVIEWS Art & Lies Review byEsylltJones 33 WildWomenDon'tWearNoBlues ReviewbyBearnce Warson 34 Inside theDreaming ReviewbyLorraineAshdown 34 T urbulenr IndigoReviewbyFiona Muldrew 35 Other\Xlomen's Children; Rest Harrow;Changing Heaven Reviews by Ruth Wood 38 35 COLUMNS

THE BUZZ by1rshadAlanji .39 BODY WISE by Val Paape .j() ON THE EDGE by Lyn Cockburn .j] COLE'SNOTES bySusanG. CoJe 43 LAST WORDbyLaurieSOper 48 ,

32. HIKANE

The Capable Woman

Issue #13/14 Spring 1995/Adar2 5755

Editorial (and WORD definilions) by Jodi , page 4 On Being the "Othef' & Feeling the "Olhef' by Regina Gasser ' :...... page 8 Inside ...... •...... by Cassidy Sims...... ••...... page 9 How I Have Accommodated My Restrictions by Cassidy Sims " page 10 This Is All New To Mel by Sue Schmidt page 12 Inches or Miles? .. , by Carol Morgan ...... •...... page 14 LEDER from Carol Morgan ...... page 15 Sick Poem by Lynda Collins page 18 My Disability by Bette Gall-Vaughn page 19 Learning to Live Wllh a Disability by Carol, of the Treehouse People page 20 I Have A Memory by Raven page 22 Growing Up Crip-tic by Judy Snakeraven .....•...... page 24 Distance Doesn't Solve tt _ by Jodi _ _...... page 26 Untitled _ by Fire _ _...... page 27 A DAY IN MY LIFE by Shelly B_ _ page 28 Disabled Since Birth _ by Janet Bernaull .. __ _ _. . . .. page 30 the hospital at seven by Debby Earthdaughter page 32 I Don't Know Where I Fit __ by Sara Havens .• _...... page 33 The Depression .. _ by Vicki (Gray Wolf) Owens ...... page 34 A TYPICAL DAY _ by Rachael Rosen _ _...... page 36 Hard Part ._ by Laurie Dickerson ...... page 38 Coping/liVing/Loving With Insanity by Bea Stone ...... page 40 Athena _._ '. _...•...... by Vicki (Gray Wolf) Owens ,.. .. page 41 DEAR ADENDANCE OFFICE by Debby Earthdaughter _...... page 42 CUlting Through Crap to Survive _ an interview with Barb Bechdol page 44 The Psychiatric Instilulion, A Clienl's Viewpoinl by Bea Stone page 55 The Heat of Death by THAMONI page 58 The Mother I Carty reviewed by Carol, and others, of the Treehouse People page 63 - Everywoman's Almanac. ,,,, ,,, reviewed by Jodi ." " .. "., '" "., .. '". page 65 Letters, ,,,, , ,,,,.,.,.,,_,.,,.,,,,,, __ .,,... .. page 67 Bulletin Board ._ _,...... page 76 How 10 Send Your Stuff 10 Hikane , , page 82 33.

a feminist-- quarterly...... sprltlg 1995 • 6 S "" I

The Mother·Daughter Trip Threesome Essays by Margot Forlunato Galt and Story by Laura S. Smlth p. 11 Helena Krlel p. 1 Salad Days On Why I Get So Angry When Story by Patricia Cumbie p. 12 Vou Can Tomatoes with a Broken Arm Poem by Ellen Bass p.3 in the Window ofVour Eyes Poem by Lisa C. Mcloor. p. 13 Lounge Girls Story by Gretchen Scherer p.4 Seahorses Story by Lu Vickers p. 14 Even in a WhJsper Poem by Wendy Mnooktn p. 5 Grandma Rose Memoir by Eltzabeth Slocum p. 15 ParlsMaglc Travel Essay by Toni AH. McNaron p. 6 Reviews Sommers: Who Stole Feminism Nara by Ceita Mor.r.ls p. 17 Story by Roz Wollmlnger p. 7 African Film: Wend Kunnl Dissonance by Marcella Taylor. p. 19 Story by Mmsle Donan p. 8 Reddy, Roth, Sheldon: MotherJourneys First Month by Marie G. Lee p. 20 Story by joan Corey Barlon...... •...... p. 9 Millett: Politics ofCruelty The Driving Lesson by EJ. Levy p. 20 Story by Laura S. Smith...... •....p. 10 g;an:~g;~::b~ So Far and No Farther p. 21 Poem by Sharon Chmlelarz p. 10 Announcements p. 23 First Marriage Poem by Wendy Mnooktn p. 11 Contributors p. 23 34. HYPATIA SPECIAL ISSUE Feminist Ethics and Social Policy, Part II

VOL. 10, NO.2 SPRING 1995

vii Preface Sonia Kruks Identity PoUtio and Dialectical Reason: Beyond an Epistemology of Prwenarn:e 23 Hilde Lindemann Nelson Resisrnrn:e ond Insubordination 41 Patricia Elliot Politics, Identity, and Social Change: Conresrea Grounds in Psychoanalytic Feminism

Special Issue on Feminist Ethics and Social Policy, Part II 56 Marilyn Friedman Multicultural Education and Feminist Ethics 69 Nancy Potter The Severed Head and Existential Dread: The Classroom as Epistemk Community and Student Survivors ofIrn:est

Special Feature 93 Elizabeth Hirsh and Gary A. Olson "Je-Luce lrigaray": A Meeting with Luce higaray

Symposium on Care and Justice 115 Monique Deveaux Shifting Paradigms: Theorizing Care and Justice in Political Theory 120 Carol Gilligan Hearing the Differern:e: Theorizing Connection 128 Virginia Held The Meshing ofCare and Justice 133 Uma Narayan Colonialism and Its Others: Considerations On Rights and Care Discourses

141 Joan C. Tronto eare as a Basis for Radical Political Judgments 150 Annette C. Baier A Note on Justice, Care, and Immigration Poky HYPATIA 35. SPECIAL ISSUE Feminist Ethics and Social Policy, Part II

(continued) VOL. 10, NO.2 SPRING 1995

Comment/Reply 153 Victoria Davion Rape, Group ResponsibiUty and Trust 157 Larry May and Roben Strikwerda Reply to Victoria Davion's Comments on May and Strikwerda 159 Melinda Vadas Reply to Patrick Hopkins 162 Patrick D. Hopkins Simulation and the Reprodw;tion of Injustice: A Reply

Book Reviews 171 Eloise A. Buker Feminism and Philosophy: Perspectives on Difference and Equality by Moira Gatens 173 Linda L. Williams Speoking from the Heart by Rita C. Manning 176 Linda Marten Alcoff Cultura/ldentity and Social Uberation in Wn American Thought by Ofelia Schutte

184 Books Received 186 Nores on Contributors 190 Acknowledgmenrs 192 Announcemenrs 195 Guidelines for Contriburors/Call for Papers 198 Recenr Back Issues 36. Women's Health JOURNAL

1/95 latin American and Caribbean Women's Health Network

January· February - March 1995

EDITORIAL 2

OPINION

What Makes a Contraceptive Acceptable? by Marge Berer 4 Antifertility Vaccines: The Wron9 Road? by Nico/ein Wieringa 12

OUR HEALTH HERSTORY

The Challenge of Autonomy by Ana Marfa Portugal 16

NEWS AND MEETINGS 18

CAMPAIGN

Up·in-Arms Over Breast Cancer 31

PANORAMA

Teen Sexuality and Development Paradigms by Esther Corona 51 Occupational Health: Old Problems, New Concepts by Julia Medel, Veronica Riquelme and Norah Schlaen 58

SHARING OUR EXPERIENCES

Boston, USA: Women's Community Cancer Project 63

MAILBOX 71

GROUPS AND RESOURCES 74

IN ISIS 76 37. ~l't1'S World No. 28 1995

Editorial 1 In Search OfWoman-Centred Health Care 2 Menopause - Beginning OfA New Life .4 Genital Mutilation: Legislation Alone Does NotHelp 8 Surgeons Show Success In Early Fistula Repairs 11 Abortion Laws'Must Change' 12 Our Goats, Our Health 13 MotherToChild HIVlnfection 17 Reaching Women And Men 19 Egyptian Women Suffer In Silence 20 Fourth WorldConference Preparations 21 The Calendar:- March to August 1995 22 Why DoWomen Smoke? 24 Working With Chemicals At Home 26 News On Repetitive Strain Injuries (RSI) 28 Household Safety Guidelines For Chemical Products 29 "FreeingOurselves From Violence 30 World Bank Role In Unsafe Contraceptive Promotion 32 Isis - WICCE Notice Board 34 Bibliography On Women And Health 35

SOUfce; O'iJ&flising Strm.g:' in Women'. Health. by ltis· Manila, 1994. 38.

VOLUME ONE, NUMBER THREE 1995

The Feminization of Immigration 1

Immigrant Women: Where do they Count? 6

Key Legisla~on 7

Special Report: In the Wake of 187 8

Perspectives 10

Immigrant Women and Women and Domestic Violence 12

Women's Rights are Human Rights 14 Girls, Filipino Pride 16 Where Do Teaching Immigrant Girls 17 Organizing Workers' Centers 18 They Land? Fund for New Citizens 20 Contingent Women Workers 22 Who we Bookshelf 24 welcome Organizational Resources 27 and why. Leners to the editor 31 Journal of Feminist Family Therapy 39. Volume 6, Number 3 1994 Ethical Issues in Feminist Family Therapy

Introduction 1 Maryhelen Snyder Cultural ~ompetencein Feminist Family Therapy: An Ethlcsl Mandate 5 RuthL. Hall Beverly Greene Introduction 6 Overview 8 The African American Family 9 African American Women 11 African American Men 12 African American Children 13 Practice 15 Training 22 Conclusion 24 Feminist Ethics and Advocacy in the Training of Family Therapists 29 Natalie Poner Carolina Yahne Approaches to Advocacy 30 Advocacy as an Ethical Imperative 31 Advocacy Within the Feminist Family Therapy Movement 31 Feminist Family Therapy Training and Supervision Models 33 Freire's Model of Education for Critical Consciousness 34 Using Freire's Model: An Example 35 Application ofthe Empowerment Education Model in Family Therapy Training 42 Conclusion 44 Client Harm and Professional Accountability: A Feminist Model 49 Marilyn R. Peterson The Impact of Using Codes of Ethics as Monitoring Devices 51 Defming Ethical Violations from a Feminist Perspective 55 Barriers and Challenges to This Model 64

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Research as Relationally Situated Activity: Ethical Implications 69 Sheila McNamee Critique of the Traditional Research Context 70 Research as Construction: A Discursive Ontology 71 Research as Social Intervention 75 Conclusion 80

BOOK REVIEWS The Creation ofFeminist Consciousness: From the Middle Ages to Eighteen-Seventy, by Gerda Lerner 85 Reviewed by Lois Braverman Working with West Indian Families. by Sharon-Ann Gopaul-McNicol 90 Reviewed by Janet Rochelle Brice-Baker Engendered Lives: A New Psychology ofWomen's Experience, by Ellyn Kaschak 92 Reviewed by Jean Pienadz On the Shoulders ofWomen: The Feminization ofPsychotherapy, by TIene J. Philipson 95 Reviewed by Linda Stone Fish Journal of Gender Studies 41. Volwne 4 Nwnber 1 1995

Pa/n'cia Duncker. 'Bonne Excitation, Orgasme Assure'. The: representation of Lesbianism in contemporary French pornography 5

Lawrence ,..\i'(on. Ima~ning \Voman: Foucault. the situationist international and the politics of disassociation 17

Philip Cox. 'Fcelin~s all too Delicate for L'se ': Coleridge and the gendering ofgenre 27

Tem H71itlaker. Yiolence~ Gender and Elder Abuse: towards a feminist analysis and practice 35

.\/alcolm Young. Getting Legless. Falling Down Pissy-Arsed Drunk: policing men's leisure -t 7

Bogusia Temple. 'Gatherers of Pig·Swill' and 'Thinkers': gender and community amongst British Poles 63

REPORTS ,)'a-Hee La. The Prospect and Problems of Korean \Vomen's Studies: women's studies and women's movement 73

So-Hee La. \Vomen's Studies in an Intemational Context: debates and comro\'ersies 73

Caroline IVnght. Gender Research and De\'elopment: looking lanvard to Beijing i7

BOOK REVIEWS Decolonil.illg Femif/isms: race, gender and empire-building lLaura C. Donaldson) re\;ewed by Sara ~lills 81

Black IVoll1m's Writillg (Gina Wisker, Ed.) and /959 (Thulani Davis) re\iewed by Alison Easton 83

GllaJ!>'a Pau: a stOT:\' (}/an,1frican Princess ,Joseph.J. \\'alters) and Strategies I!lSlaus and IVoll1m: life stones fioll1 East! emtral AjTica '.~[arcia Wright) reviewed by Gaele Sobott-Mol;\\e 84

PassiollS Beht'w, IVoll1m: Bri/ish usbiall Wltllff 1668-180/ (Emma Donoghue) and Boston .A.Jamages: romantic bllt asexual relationships among contempora'J' lLsbians (ESM ther D. Rothblum and Kathleen D. Brehony, Eds) re\iewed by Elaine Hobby 86

Dual Attraction: understanding bisexuali!y UVlartin S. \Veinberg. Colin j. \\'illiams and DouRlas \\'. Pryor) reviewed by :\'lariam Fraser 88

French Iromen's IFn'ting (Elizabeth Fallaizej reviewed by \'ictOlia Howell 90

Living ~)' the pen: if'omen writers in the eighteenth CflltW)' (Cheryl Tumer' reviewed byJane Spencer 91

Fundamental Fflm"Il~'I1n: contesting the (are concept, q( Femitll:~f tkt'(l!l' Judith Grant! and 11lfolerallu: a gmaal JIln'~1' (LiKe ;'\;odl reviewed by Carolil1l' Ramazanog1u 92 (continued, next page) Journal of Gender Studies 42. Volwne 4 Nwnber 1 1995 (continued) Engendm"ngs: (onsfmctions oJlmowlfdg,f. authori!l' and pn'vilegeC\aomi Scheman) reviewed by Kathleen Lennon 9-1

Engmdtring !a1odmli~)': Feminism, social theoT)' and social change ,Barbara L. ~larshall re\;ewed by Sheila Cunnisoll 96

JlomenJs 7heatncal Spaa (Hanna Scolnico\') re\;ewed by Sarah:Jane Dickenson 97

A .5."kia Pankhurst Reader (Kathryn Dodd, Ed.) reviewed by ~Iarion Wynne-Da';e' 9R

Different Places.. Dfffirent Voices: gender and devel0pJlll'1lt in J!fiica. Asia and Latin America Gallet 110msen and Vivian Kinnaird, Eds) redewed by Caroline "'right 99

Space, Place aud Gender (Doreen ~Iassey) re\;ewed by Stnart \"ilk, 101

Explon'ng Identi~)' and Gmder--the 11alTa/fL'( sllu!l' qf /ius wI. 2. 'Amia Licblich and Ruthellen Josselon, Eds) re\;ewed by Karen Sayer 103

The Horking-Dqy florid: u.:omen's lives and cul/uyers) ill Britain. 1914-1915 (Sybil Oldfield, Ed.) rf\;ewed by Janet Blackman 104

011 Her 7heir lil..'es Depend: munilioll workers in the Great Jrar Angela \\'oollacott rf\;ewed by Gail Bravbon 105

Dangerous Classes: the underclass and social citizenship (Lydia ~lorris reviewed by Kirk ~lann lOG

rVomen in Business: perspectives all women mtrepreneurs (Sheila Allen and Carole Truman, Edsl rf\;ewed byJane Thompson 107

Rethinking the Fami!y (B. Thorne and ~1. Yalom, Edsi reviewed by ~Iladeleine Leonard lOR

Sugar and Spice: se:mali!>' and adolescent girls (Sue Lees) reviewed by Cillistine Griffin I J0

Virginia Woolf (Clare Hanson) reviewed by Allen McLaurin III

I'irgillia Woolf seiectfd essql'J. 1"01. 2. (Rachel Bowlby, Ed.) reviewed by Stevie Davies I II

ParagoTIJ ifVirtue: lwmen and dome.5ti(i~y in 5t7..'enteenth-cenlll1)' Dutch art ("'ayne E. Franits) rc\iewed by Arie Jan Gelderblorn 114

Friend(J' Relations? /flothers and their tlm{gltter-iu-Iaw (Pamela Cotterill) re\~ewed by Jill ~Ianthorpe 116

.\lu/her u:ith ('hi/d: tfaru/onnatium throl

BOOKS RECF.tH.tl I 19

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VlTES 0, CO:\TRIBt·1 ORS 125 43. JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S HISTORY

VOL. 6 No. 4/VOL. 7 NO.1 WINTER/SPRING 1995

GUEST INTRODUCTION Eavan Boland The Minds and Voices of Modem Irish Women / 6 The Singers / 9 Editors' Note / 10

WOMEN'S REFLECTIONS ON THE PEACE Monica McWllliams Struggling for Peace and Justice: Reflections on Women's Activism in Northern Ireland / 13 Eilish Rooney Political Division, Practical Alliance: Problems for Women in Conflict / 40

ARTICLES Margaret MacCurtain Late in the Field: Catholic Sisters in Twentieth-Century Ireland and the New Religious History / 49 Suellen Hoy The Journey Out: The Recruitment and Emigration of Irish Religious Women to the United States, 1812-1914 / 64 Mary E. Daly Women in the Irish Free State, 1922-1939: The Interaction between Economics and Ideology / 99 Maryann Gialanella Valiulis Power, Gender, and Identity in the Irish Free State / 117 Lisa M. Bitel "Do Not Marry the Fat Short One": The Early Irish Wisdom on Women / 137

WORK-IN·PROGRESS Mary Condren Sacrifice and Political Legitimation: The Production of a Gendered SocialOrder / 160

(continued, next page) 44. JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S HIsTORY

VOL. 6 No. 4/VOL. 7 NO.1 WINTER/SPRING 1995

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INTERNATIONAL TRENDS Ailbhe Smyth Paying Our Disrespects to the Bloody States We're In: Women, Violence, Culture, and the State / 190 Eavan Boland Mise Eire / 216

BOOK REVIEWS Thomas Prasch Women's Lives, Nationalist Movements: Three Irish Cases / 218 Maud Golllle: A Life by Margaret Wan!; ColISlance Markievicz; Irish RevolutiOllary by Anne Haverty; "Kitty O'Shea": 71Ie Story 0{ Katharille Parnell by Mary Rooe Callaghan Julia McElhattan Williams This is (Not) a Canon: Staking Out the Tradition in Recent Anthologies of Irish Writing / 227 The Field Day Alltlwlogy ofIrish Wrilillg ed. by Seamus Deane; Wi/dish Thillgs: All Antlt%gyofNew Irish Women's Writing ed. by Ailbhe Smyth; Unveiling 17easures: TIle Attic Guide to the Published Works of Irish Women Literary Writers ed. by Ann Owens Weekes Moureen Coulter Sources and Resources for the Study of Irish Women's History / 236 Women Surviving: Studies ;11 Irish Women's History in the Nineteenth and 1iventieth Cellturies ed. by Maria Luddy and Cliona Murphy; Women in Early Modern Ireland ed. by Margaret MacCurtain and Mary O'Dowd; Irish Women's Studies Reader ed. by Ailbhe Smyth Jane Gray Gender Politics and Ireland / 240 A Lillk ill the GlIlill: 171e Storyofthe Irish Housewire; AssociaffOlll942-1992 by Hilda Tweedy; Sheila Collroy: Fightillg Spiril by Marianne Heron; MJNerminds ofthe Righi by Emily O'Reilly; 17le Abortioll Papers: lrelalld ed. by Ailbhe Smyth; Crimes l-\\>rse thall Death by Kate Shanahan; 171e WOIIIe11 Who Wall: I\bmen oftile 27th Dail by Una Gaffey

BIBLIOGRAPHY Monica Cullinan Irish Women / 250

CONTRIBUTORS / 278

NOTICE TO CONTRffiUTORS / 281

ANNOUNCEMENTS / 283 Featurillg Kalliope's Secolld Sue Salliel Elkilld Natiollal Poetry Award 45.

Judge: Joy Harjo

$1,000* Grand Award Winner Melanie Richards 10 White Tigers

Poetry Finalists (1n Alphabetical Order)

Mary Armstrong 12 The Way We Measure 14 The Men from the Mill Debra Bakur 16 Eulogy, June Carolyu E. Campbell 17 TaUooed Woman Pamela Gray 19 Christina Barbara Hendrysoll 21 Stars Barbara Jensen 23 Riding in a Car with No Inside Door Handles Julie Kamrowski 25 Sea Water Tina run Lee 26 Joan of Arc Carol Wade Lundberg 28 Moving Toward the Rim Debra Marquart 30 Finding the Words Llewellyn McKernan 32 Wayfarer Marjorie Stelmach 33 Working the Reversal Becky Test 35 When Woman Speaks Laurie Perry Vaughen 36 After Rape Visual Art 1995 Sarah Ward Crooks 4 "Firewalk of Vanity" 5 "Re Emergence" 6 "Self Contained - Plan for a Fetish" 7 "Airmail #10" 8 "Plan for a Lifesize Chrysalis" Jill Gussow 37 "Snake-Positive" 38 "Baby-Positive" 39 "Deer-Positive" 40 "Puppies-Negative" 41 "Lizard-Positive" Susan R. Lytle 51 "Self Portrait" 52 "Frieods" 53 "Beverley's Bureau" 54 "Eva aod Enrique's Table" 55 "Castles in the Sky"

Prose Elisavietta Ritchie 42 The Bardalees of Bordley Point Joanll Congdon 56 Sideways on a Ladder Caroline Madden 61 An Interview with Rhonda Roland Shearer J.B. Bernstein 65 Fever Marjorie K, Cole 67 First, Fast Friend Lucille T. Lauduec; 74 Review: Work ofHer Own Dorothy Duncan Burris 75 Review: The Woman Who Fell from the Sky Yvonne V. Sapia 76 Review: ~isters/Hermanas 79 Frances Buck Sherman Award Rules

.votes about Contributors 77 LEGACY 46. ~~H~

A JOURNAL OF AMERICAN WOMEN WRITERS Volume 12 No.1 1995

Anne Dalke Spirit Matters: Re·Possessing the African-American Women's literary Tradition

Dawn E Keet/e)' L'nsettling the Frontier: Gender and Racial Identity in Caroline Kirkland's A New Home, Who'll Follow? and Fore~·t Life 17

Profiles jeffrey D. Groves Maria Gowen Brooks. c. 1795-1845 38

Paola Gemme Ann Sophia \Vinterbotham Stephens, 1810-1886 47

Book Reviews Veronica Stewart .YewPoems ofEmi~}' Dickinson edited by William H. Shurr with Anna Dunlap and Emily Grey Shurr 56

Gwen L. Nagel Tbe (Olbe1') American Traditions: Nineteenth· Century Women Writers edited by Joyce \V. \"areen 58

Denise D. Knight Witb Women's Eyes: Visitors to (be Nell' World. /775-1918 edited by Marion Tinling and \flritten by Herself: Literary Production by African American Women, 1746-1892 by Frances Smith Foster 60

Ann Fisher- Wirth From ~[esa Verde to "The Professors House" by David Harrell and The Life OfMary' Baker G. Eddy and tbe History Of Christian Science by Willa Cather and Georgine i\liImine. Introduction and afterword by Dayid Stouck 62

Marcia Noe Susan Glaspel/'s Century ofAmerican lFomen: A Critical Interpretation OfHer W'ork by Yeronica ~Iakowsky 6~

Katbleenl11. Fleming A Plal1tation Mistress 011 tbe liN' q(the Cid/lFm:' The Dim:)' (~( Keziah Goodu:1'11 HO!Jkins IJrel'ard. 1860-/861 edited by John Hammond .\loOfe 6""

Alice Hall Pett)' In Short 69

LEGACY Bookshelf

Notes and Queries 47.

AsiA PAcific WOMEN'S STudiESJOURNAl NUMBER 4 1994

Message

Articles The Complex Relationship I between Production and Reproduction by Anchalee Sillghanetra-Renard

The Environmental Disaster in the Philippines: 17 Impact on the Women and Implications for Action by Vlc/oria Tauli-Corpuz

A Pair ofJade Salamanders 33 by Julia Marlin

The Filipina, Environment and Development 43 by Albina Peczon Fernandez

Healing the Earth with Women and Buddhism 58 by Suwanna Satha-Anand

Ecofeminism: Symbolic and Social Connections 63 ofthe Oppression ofWomen and the Domination ofNaturc by Rosemary RadfordRuether

Studies Women and the Environment: Two Case Studies 73 by Hernadelle Resurrecion-Sayo Shifting Cultivation and Environmental Change in East Malaysia ...... 82 by Winnie ree

Profile: Center for Environment, Gender 101 and Development (ENGENDER)

News Briefs 104

Publications Catalog 108 48.

VOLUME 20. NO.1 SPRING 1995

I AM LEAH, I AM RAKHEL by Zeise Wild Wof( In this story-one of LILITH'S occa­ sional features on role models~a pair of biblical sisters yeam for each other, Here's what the Book of Genesis leaves out! 17 HAIR ApPARENT as told to Susan Schnur 27 FOUR MATRIARCHS1 Susan Josephs, as a J 7-year old, MAKE THAT SIX considers and rejects ultra­ by Orthodoxy because of-hairl Susan Sdmur Hoir ond selr--defrnition A rediscovery oftwo ofour "plnk­ HAIRI collar" foremothers. A SPECIAL SECTION ...... 18 HAIR AND DESIRE A gleaning ofpoems by Yehuda 40 THE WAYS WE ARE: 8 HAIR: IT'S FAR Amichai, Nancy Blotter, Siv RUNNING THE NUMBERS FROM TRIVIAL Cedering Fox, Sharon Olds, Layle by Susan Weidman Xhneider An introduction by Susan Schnur Silbert and Maxine Silverman LILITH'S back Dage presents a sampling of current statistICS. Crunch on these numbers and decrde 12 THE SHAYTL AND 20 HAIR, 0 ISRAEL whether to use them as weapons or SUSAN B. ANTHONY by Susan Schnur as tools for change by (rene GJassgold SCholar HavNa Krasner-Davidson In which the author's mother helps us tease apart the tangled ------"-"--- contemplates casting off her strands ofJewish law concerning DEPARTMENTS traditional wig. HOir and subjugation. women's hair, Hoir and the Rabbis 2 FROM THE EDITOR

GENDER-BENDING 14 21 BLACK-JEWISH DAUGHTER AND AN ANCIENT 3 LETTERS: by Usa Jones JEWISH CUSTOM LILITH'S readers talk back (some­ by M. Gal)' Newman A political look at minority hair. umes E-mail back) Black. Jewish and Asian, Multi­ Upsherin. a tradmonaJ haircutting cultural hair, ceremony for ultra-religious little 4 KOL ISHAH-News OF boys, provokes feminist questions. JEWISH WOMEN Hair and ritual. 22 TRANSGRESSIVE HAIR: oCuba (keeprng jewish customs alive liTHE BEARDED LADY" by intellYlanylng); olsrael (rights for women combat pilots); oCanada 15 REAL JEWISH HAIR by Susan Schnur (mothers challenge the Supreme os tok! to Susan Schnur Jennifer Miller's courage to be Court over funding for JeWish Randy Milden. an adopted daughter, herself. facial hair and all, con­ schools); oNew York (new-an struggles with hair that "couldn't structs for us a whole new way 01 MA in JeWish Women's Studies) possibly be Jewish." Holr and understanding otherness, and our­ difference. selves too, Hair: The last (ron1Jer, 29 REVIEWS LILITH reviews fact fiction. and even 16 BLOND BRAIDS AT a Passover tape AUSCHWITZ by l.Ma £ Bitton Jad

ON THE COVER: Photograph of Alison-Grace Stamper 36 TSENA RENA by Robin Beth Schaer LILITH'S indespenslble rescurce pages 49 . • Volume V, Number 6 MAY/JUNE 1995

As the Terrorism Escalates, the Pro-Choice Struggle Continues 42 Enemies ofChoice byJill Pelty 44 8 0 0 K S On the Front Line: Everyday Heroes at an Alabama Feminist Bookstores Fight Back by Carol Seajay 68 Clinic by Judy Dothard Simmons 48 Bold TJpe Dorothy West: Renaissance Woman How We Got Here by Katie Mrmagle 54 by Alexis De Veallx 73 • Reviews 74 Strategizing: Where Do We Go from Here? 58 Who's on OUf Side? 66 Ten Things You Can Do for Choice (back cover) POETRY

Generation F-Riol grrri. third wave, womanist. Whatever label they Ancestral by Alma Luz Villanueva 28 choose. young feminists are passionate about their politics: Chicks Goin' at It by Anastasia Higginbotham 29 On the Rag by T(va Atiles 33 • Bloodlove by Christine DoUJ 37 ART S Signs oflntelligem Life on TV by SUsan Douglas 78 Where No Woman Has Trekked Before byJlllie Feiner 80 NEWS ~larianne Faithfull's Secret Life by Evelyn McDonnell 82 INTERNATIONAL Panther: The HolIY''food Version of Black Power by Michele Wallace 83 Artswatch by Jennifer Baumgard1leT 85 In Canada, a Landmark Obscenity Ruling Continues To Draw Fire by Nancy Pollak 10 • Dispatchl!.5 16 u.s. HEALTH The "Couples" Debate Heats Up by Barbara Findlen 86 IfWe've Come Such a Long Way, Why Are We Affirmative Action: Facts and Fiction 88 Still Smoking? by Sharon Lerner 22 Getting U.S. Feminists Excited About the Beijing Health Notes 22 • Action Alert: Toxic Tampons 26 Conference by Ga)'le Kirshellbaum 92 Welfare Action Alert l:. Newtwateh 91 Clippings by Kate Rounds 94 OEPARTMENTS Editorial Cheap Talk by Marcia Ann Gillespie Leiters 4 Prisms Life Support by Kay Elewski 20 Guest Room Right to Life by Lynda Bany 96 No Comment (Inside back cover)

S NAP S HOT S Ursula Joseph 67 • Hothead Paisan 77 50.

"The political civilil.atioll {of nationalism} which has sprung up from the soil ofEurope and is overrullning the whole world. like some prolific weed, is based upon exclusiveness. It is always watchful to keep at bay the aliens or to exterminate them. 1/ is carnivorous and cannibalistic ill its tendencies, it feeds upon the resources ofother peoples and tries to swallow their whole fll/ure. " Rabindranath Tagore

No. 86 January-February 1995

Inside

2. Reader's Forum 6. Poem: Says Rahim Abdur Rahim Khankhana Translated by Vijay Munshi 7. The Meonis of Mewat Voglnder Sikand 15. When Daughters Are Unwanted Sex Determination Tests in India Madhu Klshwar 23. Prenatal Sex Determination A New Family-Building Strategy Sunil K.Khanna 30. Short Story: Are yOIl Lislenillg Sudha Arora Translated by Lavin Kumar 32. Poem: Illlhal city Ann Claremont Le Zotte 33. Report: Phuleshwari's Humiliation 37. Book Review: BeJlgal Nights And II Does Nol Die Sarbanl Sarkar

40. Film Review: Narmada, a Valley Rises Sevantl Nlnan 42. Responses to Manushi MINERVA: 51. Quarterly Report on. Women and the Military

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Volume XIlI, Number 1 Spring, 1995

Articles

SERVICEWOMEN AND TIlE ACADEMIES: TIlE FOOTBALL CORDON AND PEP RALLY AS A CASE STUDY OF TIlE STATUS OF FEMALE CADETS AT THE UNITED STATES MILITARY ACADEMY

D :Ann Campbell /

CREATING GENDER DETENTE IN TIlE MILITARY

Laura L Miller /5

WOMEN IN COMBAT?

Karen Sellen Geraci /9

TIlE HOMECOMING

Credessa Williams 37

CREAnON OF TIlE WAC IMAGE AND PERCEPTION OF ARMY WOMEN 1942-44

Cecilia Hock 40 52.

1995 Number 1 Nordic Journal of Women's Studies Volume 3

Contents: Editorial 1 Gender and ethics in the philosophy of Simone de BeaUI'oir 3 ha Lundgren-Gothlin (Sweden) No big deal- feminism and genetics in Sweden 12 Catharina Landstrom (Sweden) Touching the rainbow 23 Anna lena lindberg (Sweden) A bloody story? On construction of bodily gender among girls 32 Monica Rudberg (Norway) Equality I'CrSUS difference and gender versus class in Danish women's history 45 Anna-Birte Ram (Denmark) Book Rel'iell's 55 53.

march 1995 volume xxv, number 3 anal sis On the Road L~sbians ar:ltl Women's Rights are to Beijing 1 Beijing 5 Human Rights 6 Non-governmental organizations Dykes refuse to be the forgotten Concerns to be addressed at the prepare for the United Nation's women of the conference UN conference-excerpts from International Conference on the 1993 UNIFEM Annual Report Women actoivis:rn bread & roses Women War Resisters Armenian Women in a The Feminist Protest Beijing 8 Changing World 12 Movement 16 War Resister's International Conference examines the history, oob uses those boots made for boycott of the upcoming UN identity and political agendas walkin' conference on women effecting Armenian women To Be a Woman 10 Peru: On the An update on the status of Shining Path 14 women throughout Europe The story of Peru, its women and . the civil war revieW's regUlars Mass Rape: The War Women's Herstory news 3 Against Women in 'March'-es On 22 national and international When Women Played Hardball chicken lady 28 Bosnia-Herzegovina 18 30 edited by Alexandra Stiglmayer edited by Susan E. Johnson, letters From a Native Daughter by ads 31 Haunani-Kay Trask, Feminist Ordinary Heroines Chronicles by Toni Carabillo, Nada Eisenburg Discusses Judith Meull and June Bundy Csida, and Women's Rights in the Transforming "Male Myth" 19 United States edited by Winston E. Langley and Vivian C. Fox Women in Exile 20 edited by Mahnaz Afkhaml Wield the Camera: New Feminist Films in South Asia 2.5 Feminists use film to expose violence against and neglect of women 54.

april 1995 volume xxv. number 4

interview revic:.",:s •I• •• •••• • 11 ••••• ad •••• .u A Question of Identity 1 Autobiography of a In The Eye of the Cathleen Finn discusses the Face 11 Storm: Women in politics of being Irish and lesbian by Lucy Greeley Post-Revolutionary Boys on the Side 16 Iran 19 activis:m. edited by Mahnaz Afkhami & , .. Two views: Girls on Our Side and Erika Friedl Maat Dompim 8 Racism on the Side A statement of purpose and cail for help from the Womyn of Color Rape and Death and Amazon Chronicles 20 Land Project the Maiden 18 by Jane E.M. Robinson Women Call to Free The Second Coming of Puerto Rican Political Exploring Women's Joan of Arc 20 Prisoners 9 Spirituality 18 by Carolyn Gage A Woman's Guide to Spiritual Renewal by Neily Kaufer & regular,!; The White Ribbon Carol Osmer-Newhouse ...... Project 9 news 3 Pensacola clinics stand up to analvsis national and international -anti-abortion terrorism" ••• • ¥.-.....- chicken lady 21 W~er~ ~s the 12 letters . 23 Chtons . ., with a special appearance oy .. A road map to what 's said and Fortuna great woman of wisdom I'm Glad I'm goes unsaid about "the oyster's d ' 25 Pissed Off 10 pearl" a s Control, power, anger-what it special feature _ ..... takes to make a revolution? •I •• of. I •• S'()"'l,h.'~ j~~r~:lminist ~ v Home 14 ,f"" r oob goes "domestic" for April 1 'J, ,) :' j , ----;~ - ...·..r ,x.n"u.,J."'~_".T'T-J'M.rTT.I.1.JI."'.1 t;r_~IIlJ.I_r.rI,U:_~Jl,l.H:.tll-t llu.r.:r.Tr"lU II,I·nn I I! r, r rn: II f TlntlUI I 111 II ,r;r;r-J_;r~JJ~rlll"~,-- _ Jlr.n'·IlylnT! t.-,: 11' 11 rl.I:' 1 f! \ ll1 ~!1!:" f r n: \1 'I U'.' ~tl' "11·1 I! J '-I·n·Tn :-T_lITIT.1T!l11 55.

may 1995 volume xxv, number 5

..",.""""'''''''''''''' a c'tivisxn ====revie"W"s """"..-..-"",analysis The Rally for Zines, Zines, Zines 7 Women's Lives 1 The "fete Act" 10 news on the cutting edge of San Francisco's International publishing Women's Day 1995 Young Feminists' Conference 6 Tank Girl roars into Terrorism and theaters 17 Murder 11 International The true intent of the 'pro-life' Conference of Lesbian Choices 18 movement exposed by Claudia Card Women for Peace 8 You're On the Air 19 report on conference held in A Women's Studies instructor Israel discusses media silencing

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Siblings 12 a radical feminist perspective on alliances with RepUblican '( Model Trains 14 rigid gender roles, racial stereotypes and real dirt ",,""""""""""''''''''' regUlars news 3 national and international chicken lady 22 letters 24 ads 25

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THE PROGRESSIVE '."O~IAN'S QU,\RTERLY VOL. IV • NO. 3 SUMMER 1995

FEATURES COLUMNS DEPARTMENTS

FOR TWO WOMEN HOFFMAN FRONT LINES shot to death in SPECIAL SECTION: 3 Brookline, Massachusetts THE FUTURE ABORTION " 5 OF LOVE PROVIDERS: 19 A pocm by .\Iar..~(' Piercy The New "Communists"? WIN SOMEI STATE-OF-THE- LOSE SOME PALESTINE AT THE 6 CROSSROADS COUPLE REPORT 20 RAPPING 15 II \Vhen worlds collide, Relationship trends we'd like to see POWER BABES & AGENDA X will women lose? VICTIM FEMINISTS 8 By R(ltltli Sandr'?ff By Dcbomh Hort11l Do the media know anyone we know? FIRST CHINESE, DEEP TAPIOCA FEEDBACK 2~ FIRST WOMAN 9 35 A riff on wedded bliss CHESLER Amon Chan mJV be By jillj,./i/lsto/l Hong KOllg'~ 13 TELLING IT LIKE BOOK REVIEWS first dected governor. PAYING HIS WAY ~8 By .tIl/rim£' C. Pifllrro 28 IT WAS By Lund TO/lby Feminist tore-mothers recall their salad days LET THEM EAT CUTTING PROZAC SOME SLACK 38 PIMPING: THE 60 By .Hi/hill HlI-,-,iIJi WORLD'S OLDEST TALKING FEMINIST PROFESSION YOUR HYMEN: .\2 THE INSIDE STORY UNCLEAR AND ." NADINE STROSSEN By !\.,uII!Ct'1l H'ITf)' ByjClltl[(i.'f ClltlllCrt1WIl PRESENT DANGER The AClU president H defends pornography Our self-ddenst' bws Hecd GEORGE SAND changing to otter l'qual AT NOHANT by slllearing feminism. protecciol1 to \\'OIlH.'I1. ~5 R}' Dill/ill E. H, Russell ON THE COVER By [elIIl Rose A Rt;'\'olurioll;lf\''s R.1.'treat nu'mill.'l br}.lIl ~Veimdll By Eric,l .~ bet'! I~'r Ox THE ISSUES Editorial 57. pWQ: A Scientific Voice in Feminist Psychology Nancy felipe Russo

Violence A Prospective Analysis of the Relationships Christine A. Gidycz 5 ... VI Among Sexual Assault Experiences: An Kimberly Hanson '< Extension of Previous Findings· Melissa j. Layman <: 1"'1 0 :J: C 0 Risk Factors for Sexual Victimization in Dating: Melissa j. Himelein 31 3 ,.. A Longitudinal Study 01 College Women' .../1) g

Relationships "Can't You See the Courage, the Strength That I Niobe Way 107 Have?"; Listening to Urban Adolescent Girls Speak About Their Relationships'

Body Image Family, Sell, and Sociocultural Contributions to Shanette M. Harris 129 Body-Image Attiwdes of African·American Women·

Brief Report Concealing Respondents' Gender in Interview Nancy A. Clopton 147 Transcripts Gwendolyn T. Sorell

Reviews Editorial Irene Hanson Frieze 153

The American Woman: 1994-95. Where We Irene Hanson Frieze 153 Stand, edited by Cynthia Costello and Anne j. Stone; The American Woman: 1992-93. A Status Report, edited by Paula Ries and Ann ). Stone; The American Woman: 1990-91. A Status Report, edited by Sara E. Rix; The American Woman: 1988-89. A Status Report, edited by Sara E. Rix; The American Woman: 1987-88. A Report in Depth, edited by Sara E. Rix

Practicing feminisms, Recons(ructing Maureen C. McHugh 155 Psychology: Notes on a Liminal Science by jill Morawski

Gender and Conversational Interaction edited by Mary Crawford 156 Deborah Tannen

Failing a( Fairness: How America's Schools Cheat Ann Engin 15B Girls by Myra Sadker and David Sadker Lori Fitton

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ADIANCETHE MAGAZINE FOR LARGE WOMEN Spring 1995. Issue #42

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NAKED ON A UNICYClE By Jan Ingram .•...... •...... •...•. 34 An inteNiew with Alaskan artist Barbara Lavallee

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Ex-RECLUSE TURNS SHINING STAR By Gloria Cahill ...•.•.....•... 7 Actress Darlene Cates talks about her new life in TV and film

D,GESTING GILBERT GRAPE By Gloria Cahill...... •...... /2 An Interview with novelist-screenwriter Peter Hedges

IMAGES

SPRING FASHIONS FOR LARGE AND SUPERSIZE WOMEN •••.••..•.••.••••. 20

HEALTH & WELL-BEING

HONORING THE BELLY By Lisa Sarasohn .30

THE BELLY PROJECT Reviewed by Catherine Taylor .32

EXPRESSIONS

FAT PEOPLE WEAR SHORTS By Gina Lee ./4

ZEN AND THE ART OF BODYBUILDING By Peggy Landsman .32

HEALTH & WELL-BEING

CONFESSIONS OF A RADICAL REGISTERED DIETICIAN By Joanne Ikeda. MA.. RD. .,• •40

ACTIVISM

No-DIET DAY: GET OUT AND CELEBRATE By Mmam Berg .42

THE EVERYDAY ACTIVIST By Lee Martindale . .48 How to put your beliefs into action

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LEITER FROM THE EDITOR By Alice Anslield .3 LEITERS TO RADIANCE .4 BIG NEWS By William 1. Fabrey ...... •.•....27 59.

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THE NEXT GENERATION Of ACTNlSTS By Nomy Lamm and Roxy Walker • •...•... 8 Frank, Thoughtful, Articulate

ESSAYS

GODDESS IN A SWIMSUIT By Sharon G. Walker .26

AM 1WHAT? By Elizabeth Eames .32 Reflections on a Personals Encounter

HEALTH & WELL-BEING

SElF-TALK By Paria Stephens •...... ••...••.•.. · ••. ··.30 How to Navigate Your Way Through Ufe, Love, and Lust in the Nineties

THE MASSAGE By Donna Ouellet .•••..•••34

EXPRESSIONS

LIKE A WHALE (POETRY) By Peggy Landsman. . .25

ANNA IN 161ZA (POETRY) By Peggy Landsman .27

RECLAMATION (POETRY) By Monza Naff ., .41

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LETIER FROM THE EOITOR By Alice Ansfield .3

LETIERS TO RADIANCE .. .4

IN SEASON: FOR SUMMER By Linda Brandt Tanner. .36

BIG NEWS By William 1. Fabrey .38 RFR~DRF 60. RESOURCES fOR f EM N ST RESEARCH DOC U MEN TAT ON SUR LA RECHERCHE FEMINISTE

FALL 1994 AUTOMNE VOLUME 23 NUMBER 3

Edltorlalsltdltorlaux 1 Gender Planning and Development: Theory, Practice and Training 58 Articles/Articles Caroline O.N. Moser Reviewed by Dorothy Le/e The Media and the Royal Commission on the Status of Women in Canada, 1966-1972 3 Images of Faith: Spirituality of Women in the Old Barbara M. Freeman Testament 59 Judetle GaUares Building Barriers: Images of Women in Canada's Reviewed by Yun K Huh Architectural Press, 1924·1973 11 Annmarie Adams Imprinting Our Image: An International Anthology by Women with Disabilities 60 The Gender ofSound: Description, Definition Diane Driedger and Susan Gray, eds. and Mistrust of Ihe Female Voice in Western Culture 24 and Anne Carson The More We Get Together Houston Stewart, Beth Percival and Elizabeth Linden Lore: Images of a New Educational Model for R. Epperly, eds. Young Women 32 Reviewed by Lynda S. Katsuno Mary Alin Duffy In Conflict with the Law: Women and the Canadian Justice System 61 Conference ReportslRapports de confdrence Ellen Adelberg and Claudia Currie, eds. Reviewed by Anne-Marie Singh Campaigns Against Gender Violence in India, 1977-1993 37 Limited Edition: Voices of Women, Voices of VibhUli Patel Feminism 62 Geraldine Finn. ed. Rape 41 Reviewed by Joanna B. Boehnert Dinaz Adi Co1ltractor Le Maghreb des femmes: Les femmes dans Unnatural Deaths of Women in Gujarat 43 I'U.M.A. 63 Varsha Bltagat Ohita EI Khayat Compte rendu parAnne Brown

Mapping Our Selves: Canadian Women's BlbltographylBlbllographle Autobiography 64 Helen M. Buss Bibliographie s61ective des 6crivaines guadaloupeennes 47 Reviewed by Elizabeth Thompson EtabJie par Nathalie Stephens

The MOlher I Carry: A Memoir of Healing from Book Revlews/Complas rendus Emotional Abuse 65 Louise M. Wi,echild Basion Marriages: Romantic But Asexual Relationships Reviewed by Ann Drake Among Contemporary Lesbians 53 Eslher ROlhblum and Kathleen Brehony, eds. Unruly Womt'n: The Politics of Confinement and Reviewed by Kate Krug Resistance 66 Karlene F3t:.~ Changing Subjects: The Making of Feminist Literary Reviewed by Kelly Hannah-Moffat Criticism 54 Gayle Greene and Cop¢lia Kahn, eds. Where Once Our MOlhers Stood We Stand: Women's Reviewed by Heather Murray Suffrage in Newfoundland, 1890-1925 68 Margot J. Duley The Early Origins of the Social Sciences 55 Reviewed by Roberta Buchanan Lynn McDonald Reviewed by Jane Gordon Women and Social Location: Our Lives, Our Research !Nos vks, nos recherches: renel de noire societe 69 Les femmes politiques 56 Marilyn Assheton·Smilh and Barbara Spronk, eds. Laure Adler Reviewed by Sandra Kirby Compte relldu par Sylvie Arend

Frontiers: Essays and Writings on Racism and Culture 57 Announcements/Annonces 71 M. Nourbese Philip Reviewed by Denise de Co ires Narain 61.

AScholarly Journal on Black Women Vol. IX. No. I (Spring 1995) MALE KIN Editorial: Male Kin PHOTOGRAPHIC ESSAY Tom Feelings Seeing the Extraordinary in the Ordinary 3 FEATURES Sue Hammonds-Bryner Interpersonal Relationships and African American Women's Educational Achievement: An Ethnographic Study 10

Sharon Williams and Nurturing by Male Kin Among female University Students in Jamaica: Preliminary Findings ...... l8 Angela Gordon CLOSE·UP Glenda Dicker/sun Sweating Gold: Sun Songs My Father Taught Me 22 Faith Adiele Learning to Recognize Each Other 26 Brooke M. Stephens Granddaddy 32 Opal Palmer Adi,a Father. No Longer Daddy? 37 Katherine Conway-Turner My Father Had Many Faces .40 E·K Daufin Choosing Chango 43 POETRY Pearl Cleage daddy .48 Hermine Pinson Daddy Poem 49 Ann T. Greene Elegy for a Brother Not Yet Dead 50 Elaine Griffith My Call 51 My Call·2 52 Lazette Jackson ALone Star .53 FICTION Hermine Pinson I(ris/CracklKyle 55 Monifa A. Love Who Wrote the Book of Love? 57 REVIEWS BOOKS Patricia Bell·Scott, ed. Life Notes: Personal Writings by Contemporary Black Women 62 Reviewed by Christel Temple The Black Scholar, ed. Court ofAppeal 63 Reviewed by Yvonne C. Williams Margaret Busby, ed. Daughters ofAfrica 65 Reviewed by Sandra West Darlene Clark Hine, ed. Black Women in America: An Historical Encyclopedia 66 Reviewed by r.Hriarn DeCost3+WiIIis Asha Kanwar, ed. The Unforgelling Heart: An Anthology ofShort Stories by African American Women (1859·1993) 67 Reviewed by Louis J. Parascandola Mark and Gail ~\athabane LO/le in Black and White: The Triumph ofLo/le O/ler Prejudice and Taboo 69 Reviewed by Temho S. Mwizenge Nora t--t. t-lumba A Song in the Night: APersonal Account ofWidowhood in Zambia " " 69 Reviewed by Tembo S. MWizenge Cherry t'wluhanji Her ,...... 71 Reviewed by RLWidmann Elizabeth ;-Junl'z-Harrell When Rocks Dance .. ..73 Reviewed by Beatrice S. CIll.rk Ji:'ssie Carney Smith. ed. Notable Black American UVl1um ...... 75 Reviewed by Janet Sims-Wood DOCU~IENTARY Kim 1\1arie Vaz. ~lar\' Spirit Jfllrder: Stoppillfl Fiolt'Tlt Death~ orBlack Women (.. \ ~'i'deo Documentary and Black Filippo. Toni Thumas. Feminist Commentary) .. ... /1) anl! Deburah G. Planl fh'viewed by Kim t'-1arie Vaz 62.

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SEX ROLES A Journal of Research

Vol. 32, Nos. 1/2 January 1995

CONTENTS

Talk About Preschool: Patterns of Topic Discussion and Elaboration Related to Gender and Ethnicity Dorothy Flannagan, Lynne Baker- Ward, and Loranel Graham Gender Bias in Children's Perceptions of Personality Traits 17 Kimberly K Powlishta judgments and Definitions of Sexual Harassment by High School Students 29 Ca"en Loredo, Anne Reid, and Kay Deaux Gender Differences in Anger and Fear as a Function of Situational Context 47 Leslie R Brody, Gretchen S. Lovas, and Deborah H. Hay Beliefs About Female and Male Nonverbal Communication 79 Naney J. Briton and Judith A. Hall The Differential Role of Instrumentality, Expressivity, and Social Support in Predicting Problem-Solving Appraisal in Men and Women 91 P. Paul Heppner, Debra J. Walther, and Glenn E. Good Sports Ideology, Attitudes Toward Women, and Anti-Homosexual Attitudes 109 Joseph Hany BOOK REVIEWS 117 64. S IGNS Journal of Women ,n Culture and Society

SPRING 1995 VOLU:VIE 20 NUMBER 3

507 Editorial: Looking Backward, i\·loving Forward: Five Years Larer Nancy J. Chodorow 516 Gender as a Personal and Cultural Construction Antoinette Burton 545 Fearful Bodies inro Disciplined Subjects: Pleasure, Romance, and the Family Drama of Colonial Reform in .vlary Carpenter's Six J'l'fonths ill India Pamela E. Barncn 575 ".My Picture of You Is, After All, the True Helga Crane"; Portraiture and Identity in Nella Larsen's Quicksand Susan Greenhalgh and 60 I Engendering Reproductive Policy and Practice ]iali Li in Peasant China: For a Feminist Demography of Reproduction

FORUM

Amy Erdman Farrell 642 Feminism and the Media: Introduction \Xfendy Kozal 646 Fracturing Domesticity: ,\ledia, Nationalism, ,-lOd the Question of Feminist Influence ·Patrice McDermott 668 On Cultural Authority: \'(!omen's Studies, Feminist Politics, and the Popular Press Deborah L. Rhode 685 Media Images, Feminist Issues Leola A. Johnson 711 Forum on Feminism and the wledia: Afterword

BOOK REVIEWS

Wendy Luttrell 720 Gender Identities and EductUion: The Impact ofStartinK SelJOol by Barbara Lloyd and Gerard Duveen; Gender Play: Girls and Bo)'s in School by Barrie Thorne~ Cultimting the Rosebuds: The Education 0/ Women at the Cherokee Female Seminary, 1851-1909 by Devon A. ~lihesuah

F. Regina Psaki 725 Bodylalk: IVhen lVomen Speak in Old French Literature by E. Jane Burns; Feminist Approaches to the Bod)' in J\;fedieval Literature edited by Linda Lomperis and Sarah Stanbury; Ventriloquized Voices: Feminist Theor)' and English Renaissance Texts by Elizabeth D. Harvey 65. S IGNS Journal of Women In Culture and Society

SPRING 1995 VOLUME 20 NUMBER 3

(continued) Patricia Hill Collins 728 White Wom.,., Race Matters: The Social Construction of Whiteness by Ruth Frankenberg; Black Popular Culture edited by Gina Dent and Michele Wallace Rickie Solinger 732 Between Two Absolutes: Public Ophlion and the Politics of Abortion by Elizabeth Adell Cook, Ted G. Jelen, and Clyde Wilcox; Birth as an American Rite of Passage by Robbie E. Davis~Floyd; Living Laboratories: W'omen and Reproductive Technologies by Robyn Rowland; Regulating Reproduction by Robert H. Blank Jana Sawicki 738 Situating the Self: Gender, Community and Pastmodernism in Contemporary Ethics by Seyla Benhabibj Nothing Mat(t)ers: A Feminist Critique of Postmodernism by Somer Brodribb; Romancing the Postmodern by Diane Elam Andrew Gordon 742 Women and the Economic Miracle: Gender mzd W/ork in Postwar japan by "'Iary C. Brinton; The japanese \Voman: Traditional Image and Changing Reality by Sumiko lwao; Women and japanese Management: Discrimination and Reform by Alice Lam

Sara Castro-Klaren 746 Sexuality and Marriage in Colonial Latin America edited by Asuncion Lavrin; Between Civilization and Barbarism: \Vomen, Nation and Literary Culture in Modem Argentina by Francine Masiello; Talking Back: Toward tl Latin American Feminist Literary Criticism by Debra Castillo; Readillg the Body Politic: Feminist Criticism and Latin AmericQ11 Women Writers by Amy K. Kaminsky Anna McCarthy 752 Georges Bizet: Carmen by Susan :v1cClary; Unmarked: The Politics of Performance by Peggy Phelan; Gender in Performance edited by Laurence Senelick Amy J. Ransom 756 The Family Romance of the French Revolution by Lynn Hunt; Blood Sisters: The Fretlch Revolution in' Women's l'rfemory by ~.(arilyn Yalom; Maid and Mistress: Feminine Solidarity and Class Difference in Five Nineteenth- Celltllry Frelle/; Texts by Susan Yates (continued, next page) 66. S IGNS Journal of Women In Cnlture and Society

SPRING 1995 VOLUME 20 :-JUMBER J

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Katherine R. 770 Alltobiography and Questions of Gender Goodman edited by Shirley Neuman; Essays on Life Writing: From Genre to Critical Practice edited by Marlene Kadar; Colette and the Fantom Subiect of Autobiography by Jerry Aline Flieger; Fictions of Autbority: \\'lomen Writers and Narrative Voice by Susan Sniader Lanser 776 United States and International Notes 779 Abour the Contributors 784 Notice to Contributors Kathleen Daly 760 Transforming a Rape Culture edited by Emilie Buchwald, Pamela R. Fletcher, and Martha Roth; Violence against Women: The Bloody Footprints edited by Pauline B. Bart and Eileen Geil1vloran; Reproducing Rape: Domination through Talk in the Courtroom by Gregory Nt Matoesianj Improper Advances: Rape and Heterosexllal COllflict in Ontario, 1880-I 929 by Karen Dubinsky; Men, Women. and Aggression: From Rage in Marriage to Violence in the Streets-How Gender Affects the Way We Act by Anne Campbell Raka Ray 766 The Women's Movements of the United States and Western Europe: Consciousness, Political Opportunity and Public Policy edited by Mary Fainsod Katzenstein and Carol McClurg Mueller; Women in Movement: Feminism and Social Action by Sheila Rowbotham; Progressive \Vomen in Conservative Times: Racial Justice, Peace and Feminism. 1945 to the 1960s by Susan Lynn Sinister Wisdom 55 67, Spring/Summer 1995

3 Caryatis Cardea • Notes for a Magazine 4 Sauda Burch and Jamie Lee Evans. Notes for a Magazine 6 Upcoming Issues 7 Xochipala Maes Valdez· Offerings 12 Amy Edgington. What the HOllsemollse Knows 13 Deborah A. Elliston. Morning 14 Lanle Maeda. On Reading Against Pornography: The Evidence of Harm 21 Ekua Rashidah Omosupe • My Name Is A Song 22 Lyn Davis. The Care and Feeding of Birds: A Retrospective 24 Elissa G. Perry. And Then I Knew 28 Ali Liebegott • I Never Promised YOIl An Opillm Den IX and XI 30 Judith K. Witherow. Label With Calltion 34 Annette DuBois. Proof (Deborah) and New Paths to Writer's Block 37 R. Amy Elman. Lesbian (InWisibility: A Critiqlle of Gay Historiography 44 Gloria Yamato • TrlIst 45 Marg-Adele Norrington. The Waiting Room 49 Kleya Forte-Escamilla. Coyotes 51 Caryatis Cardea • A QlIestion of Family 59 Erika Feigenbaum • IIntrlle 60 Lisa Manning. I don't need you to agree with me 61 Gloria Yamato • Qllilombo 62 Sauda Burch. Fragments 74 Jessica Stein. Chord 75 Joan Annsfire • At Work 77 Janell Moon. The Deal 79 Wyrda • In the Ollthollse: A Maternal Odyssey 83 Helen Porter· two IIntitled poems 84 Helen Porter. The Bewilderbeast 85 Caryatis Cardea • falling trees 94 Contributors' Notes 98 Books Received 103 Ads and Announcements ART cover Sudie Rakusin 5 Roxann Burger· lin titled 26 Leslie F. Levy. Sinister Wisdom Mailing Partu 1993 36 Leslie F. Levy. Elana Dyke1l'omon 43 Peni Hall. Systemic Ol'erload 50 Sue Lenaerts • JlIdith K. Witherow 58 Billie Miracle. IIntitled 78 Aspen. Room to Expand 82 Roxann Burger. IIntitled 68.

SISTERSONG: WOMEN ACROSS CULTURES Winter 1995 • Volume 2, No.3

From the Editor 2 Julene Bair 4 Blossoming Melissa M. Bender 17 Split Rail Fence Days Theresa Alan 18 The Person I Became Eileen Malone 24 I Go Through Her Things and Seeing a Sight ofSwans Margarita Engle 26 Fountain of Youth Diane Tong 28 Greek Gypsies, Thessaloniki Sandee Gertz Umbach 32 Lunch Partner Joy Katz 39 We Makes Houses Joan Maiers 40 Camping Near Quilicene on Hood Canal Rosanne G. Potter 42 North Avenue Friends and Talking with Irena Louise Grieco 49 The Garden of Edi Laura Apol Obbink and Stephanie DeMuth 53 Geography Maria Bowling 58 I Piccoli Angeli Robin Kennedy 60 Dear Elizabeth Vivian Marie Ackerman 65 Shared Loss and On Girl's Side at Sleep-Away Camp nknur Sayibas 68 Book Review Food for Our Grandmothers: Writings by Arab-American and Arab­ Canadian Feminists 74 Notes on Authors and Artists 77 Note to Educators 78 Volume Two Cumulative Index 80 Guidelines Social Pol itics 69.

INTERNATIONAL STUDIES IN GENDER, STATE, AND SOCIETY

Volume 1 • Number 1 • Spring 1994

Introduction 1 THE EDITORS

"Dependency" Demystified: Inscriprions of Power in a Keyword of the Welfare State 4 NANCY FRASER AND LINDA GORDON

Back to the Fifties: Gender and Welfare in Unified Germany 32 ILONA OSTNER

The Ambivalent Familism of the Italian Welfare State 60 CHIARA SARACENO

Fish without Bikes: Revision of the Dutch Welfare State and Its Consequences for the (In)dependence of Single Mothers 83 TRUDIE KNIIN

Citizenship, Work, and Welfare: The Dilemma for Australian Women 106 BETTINA CASS

Contributors 125 70. Social Pol itics

INTERNATIONAL STUDIES IN GENDER, STATE, AND SOCIETY

Volume 1 • Number 2 • Summer 1994

Introduction 127 THE EDITORS

Abortion Rights Alchemy and the U.S. Supreme Court: What's Wrong and How to Fix It 130 EILEEN LORENZI McDONAGH

Race, Citizenship, and the Bio-politics of the Maternalist Welfare State: "Traditional" Midwifery in the American South under the Sheppard-Towner Act, 1921-29 157 BRUCE BELLINGHAM AND MARY PUGH MATHIS

Agendas AFDC Recipients as Care-givers and Workers: A Feminist Approach to Income Security Policy for American Women 190 ROBERTA M. SPALTER-RoTH AND HEIDI I. HARTMANN

The Child Support Act: Shifting Family Financial Obligations in the United Kingdom 211 RUTH LiSTER

Perspectives An American Feminist in Romania 223 MARIA BUCUR

The Voice of the Prison That Sings 231 ELIZABETH HAMPSTEN

Contributors 246 Social Pol itics 71.

INTERNATIONAL STUDIES IN GENDER, STATE, AND SOCIETY

Volume 1 • Number 3 • Fall 1994

Special issue: Gender, Transitions to Democracy, and Citizenship

Gender, Transitions to Democracy, and Citizenship 249 WENDY SARVASY AND BIRTE SIIM

Identity, Action, and Locale: Thinking about Citizenship, Civic Action, and Feminism 256 KATHLEEN B. JONES

Problematizing Gender and Relational Rights: Experiences from Lebanon 271 SUAD JOSEPH

Engendering Democracy: Social Citizenship and Political Participation for Women in Scandinavia 286 BIRTE SIIM

From Man and Philanthropic Service to Feminist Social Citizenship 306 WENDY SARVASY

Agendas Continuity or Change? The Woman's Role in Polish Public Life since the Fall of the Communist Regime 326 RENATA SIEMIENSKA

Women's Movements and the Challenge of Democratic Politics in Latin America 335 JANE S. j AQUETTE

Review Essay No More Heroes? Feminism and the State in Australia 341 ANNE MARIE GOETZ

Contributors 355

Index of Volume 1 357 72. Social Pol itics

INTERNATIONAL STUDIES IN GENDER, STATE, AND SOCIETY Volume 2 • Number 1 • Spring 1995

Special issue: Between East and West: Gender in an Era of East European Transitions

Jacqueline Heinen, guest editor

Introduction 1 JACQUELINE HEINEN

Patriarchies and Feminisms: The Two Women's Movements of Post-unification Germany 10 MYRA MARX FERREE

Gender and the Private Sphere: A Touchstone of Misunder- standing between Eastern and Western Germany? 25 PRUE CHAMBERLAYNE

Gender in the Legal Discourse in Post-unification Germany: Old and New Lines of Conflict 37 SABINE BERG HAHN

The Economic Dimension of Social Change: Women in the East German Clothing Industry 51 KERSTIN BAST-HAIDER

Between Self-determination and State Supervision: Women and the Abortion Law in Post-unification Germany 62 EVA MALECK-LEWY

Discrimination against Women in the Labor Market in Poland during the Transition to a Market Economy 76 IRENA E. KOTOWSKA

Unemployment and Women's Attitudes in Poland 91 JACQUELINE HEINEN

Agenda Considering Difference: The Case of the U.S. Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993 111 LISE VOGEL

Contributors 121 • 73. -0- -o-u-r-n-e-r TheWoments Forum Vol. iO,No.S ...... CONTENTS ApRI L1995 . 17 PERFORMANCE BOOKS When Womtn Stake ONt Cyberspace 34 37 Kris Kay A Traditional Dana Fonn Shows Milkweed, 'Woman Not Portrayed by Poets' By Mary Gardner Kalpana Subramanian Anne lYsen Berard 3S FILM \Vomen's Theatre Project­ FIRST PERSON An interview with 39 Michelle A. Gabow Sidelined from Sexuality by 1 Meek Groot Boys on the Side DisplayofIdentity 20 Kathi Maio Lisa Shapiro Reflections on Gender in Cyberspace 40 9 Iso Leshko International Musings on Hairy Legs NEWS Women's O'nema Fest fttini(er Margulis 22 Opens Third Year Anne Markowski POETRY National News WOMEN IN Compiled by Linda \Vong CYBERSPACE 27 Meet the Filmmaker, Privilege 31 Benefit Sojourner 12 Dolores Ke"d,;ck Local News America Is On What? Compiled by Linda Wong How to Get Online Hearing a Mozart Duo Ellen Hendrix at 36,000 Feet Rutl} Whitman LETTERS The Cybergeek's Dictionary Anemia 5 [sa Leshko Rosamond ZimmermaNn 13 The Desire to Desire This Way to the On-Ramp Nadya Aisenberg by Gfynys Thomas Along the River 14 Sandra Kohler How to Halle Fun in Cyberspace Isa Leshko FICTION 15 All Intemet Bibliography 29 CALENDAR compiled by Glynys Thomas J Know E"ougl1 to Sing Myself to Sleep 24-25 Ch,ist;'le Afax{iefJ-Stotlt 74.

Vol. 20, No.9 ...... CONTENTS MAY 1995 . Anemia OUTDOOR FEATURES Rosamond Zjmmerman 22 ADVENTURE 1 local News SUPPLEMENT Kolbo Pollitt on Compiled by Unda Wong Women and Feminism BOOKS Mina Kumar LETTERS 24 11 Miscegenation Blucs: 5 Matuschka: Voices of Mixed Race Women Artist, Breast Cancer Activist By Carol Camper CALENDAR "I Have Worked Hard to Bring SaslJO KlJOkho Breast Cancer Out ofthe Closet" 20-21 KarttJ Ca/liglia 26 1S Dire Road Home, By Cberyl Savageau "You Don" Have to Be a TelTan Ilana Wein Supenvoman to Learn 10 Climb 27 Big Mountains" Fat Girl Dances With Rocks, Kimberley Thompson By Susan Stinson 2S Miriam Bt18 Honoring the Wild 16 FILM Marty Nickerson and Gail Donaldson 28 Masacre of the Dreamers: An Bird by Bird: Some Instructions on 32 Interview with Ana Castillo Writing and Lifc Survivi"g Family Life In the Kingdom ofCranes by Barbara Serda JeaN.Gould By A""e LamoN Kathi Maio Jeannie \Velis 3S FIRST PERSONS Club Field Hockey: Playing for Love 8 29 Jennifer Honen What Did You Do In the War, The Writer as an Artist: Mommy? A New Approach to Writing Christina Bolgiano Alone and With Others, BOOKS By Pal Schneider 8S 15 Karen Shoffner A Different Angle: Blessings Fly Fishing Stories for Women. TW,'5aBtagg 30 By Holly Moms Reasonable Creatures: &rbara Fostu POETRY Essays on Women and Literature, By Kalha Pollitt 9S 10 MinaKumar Another Wilderness: The Aleph: New Outdoor Writing by Women, Four About My Mother By Susan Fox Rogers Naomi Feigel50l1 Chau PatSdmeidu NEWS Bat Mitzvah, 1935 Killereth Gensler 18 12S National News In These Girls Hope Is a Muscle, Compiled by Unda Wong By Madeleine Blais Alotlg tbe River Salldra Kohler Heidi E. Kelltr Moon • '0-; 'tu·r·n·e'f 75. TheWomen's Forum VJLW.'N6JO'; ...... CONTENTS JUNE 1995 . FIRST PERSON 9P Interview with Joan Nestle 1 Iso Leshko Smoke and Mirrors 10P Julia D. RllSSell Lesbian Pregnancy and Parenting Resou;ce List FEATURE NEWS PRIDE PAGES Amy B, Alpern 7 12 1P 14P On-Screen Help: National News A Breast Cancer Support Group Compiied by Linda \VotJg My Mother's Move Out and Outdoors Nancy Evans utlia Newman Orijfint Markowski 16 2P 15P VIEWPOINT Local News "We Wanted to Talk About Compiled by Linda Wong Relatiomhips with Children" 8 Jenny Mitltr Sechler "I'm a Radical Crip,'" Not a IIDisabled Woman" LETTERS 3P ~ Mary Frances Platt 5 An the Ways Home: Parenting and Interview with Filmmaker Children in the Lesbian and Maria Maggenti FILM Gay Communities, Iso I.eshko CALENDAR By Cindy Rizzo, 10 Jo Schne/dennan, Lisa S,hweig. 19P 14-15 Jan Shafer, Judith Stein Pride News }tnifer Firtstone Compiled by UlIda WmlR' 5P 21P Photo Exhibit Sportsdykes: Stories from On ofLesbian and Gay Families and Off the Field, Pam Brown and Peggy Cmespie By Susan Fox Rogers Minnie Chiu Films by Women are Winners UP in New England Film, Video Fest Susan Vick 19 A Silence Never Droken, The Silences of the Palace Kathi Maio 6P Lesbian Pride, Avenger Style Karen Volmar SiSler and Brother: Lesbians and Gay Men Write 8P About Their Lives Together, Sam Has Two Mothers. Legally By Joan Nestle andjolm Prestoll Josephine Ross Isa Leshko Cemeteries Rraif5ford Nixoll 76.

March/April 1995 Vol. 14, No.2

3 Letters to and from the Editor 1 4 Tradeswomen and Child Care Gabrielle Lessard

5 Poetry Emily Anicich

6 Planning National Strategy Laurie LeBreton

8 Portland Bridge Project Ronnie Sandler

9 A Welder's Story Sharon Huggard

12 Washington Notes Kristin Watkins

13 Here We Go Again Molly Martin

14 Adarand Poses Threat E.R.A. 77 • ...LI Volume 5 Number 1 Spring 1994 -~TRANSFORMATIONS

\S s: Looking Out and Looking Ahrad: Prosputs fOr a Pott-ConmvativrFrminist Agrnda! s.... by Ellen Messer-Davidow 1 ::s Artrmisia and Crandma: CrMrating Womrn and Art in thr CiasJroom o by Laura Rinaldi Dufresne 12 1"""\ Turning "Baby Sups" into "'Grtat Stridtl':' Cua/ing an lnclusivl Cunicu/um on fhl Psychokgy o[Prqudia by Barbara L. Watters 17 Tramforming Ttxtbooks: Rtcomidn'ing tht Musical Canon and MUJic Curriculum by Juanira Karpf 32 Curriculum Tran~formation in fhl Earth Scimas: Womms StuditJ and Gr%gy by Jill S. Schneiderman .44 Ckwroom (iJ1ll/rr!dliom with The Color Purple by Diane Lunde 57 Rrporr on Crnda Equity and History Trxts at thr Suondary School Lrvrt by L~'n Reese 62 Book Reviews Doublr Stitch: Bidck Womrn Wriu About Mothrrs and Daughrrrs Patricia Bell-Scott. Beverly Guy-Shefrall, Jacqueline Jones Royster. Janet Sims-Wood, Miriam DeCosta-Willis, and Lucille P. Fulrz, eds. Re\1ew by Ellen Ross 70 7'll( Gunt \V!Jiu \\?~'V: Afrimn Amaiean \Vomm Writers andAm(Tican SU(C(Jj Mwhologio b\· Phillipa Kalka Revie\v by Caroline ~1cKen7je 73 Bnwrm \'rIorid!. 'X/omm \VritrrJ ofChinr$( AnaJtty by Amy Ling. Review by Pat Wong 76 Gothic t'Rr)ViJion.r: \Vriting \\7omm tU Rmdn'J by Susan \X'olstenholme Review by uuren Fi~erald 78 Sarah Omej(Wrrt: ReconJlTuaing Gmdrr by Margaret Roman Re\1ew by ~larvann ~lcLoughJin " " 31 Pirt'! in the J\lirror by Anna Deavere Smith Revie\v by Ellen Ecker Dolgin 83 Notes tor Contributors 85 78. ...£.1 Volume 5 Number 2 Fall 1994 -:l-TRANSfORMATIONS

Feminism, Multiculturalirm, and the Canonical Tradition by Paul Lautet ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,I Lesbian Studies in an Inclusive Curriculum by Bonnie Zimmerman ,.""".", ..... "",.,." .. , .. ,18 Outing the Classroom: A Practical Guide by F. David Kievitt and Joanne Glasgow ,,., .... ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,28 Traching About Affirmative Action by Stephen R. Shalom """""""", .. """"""" ,37 A Computer Buffetin Board in w"men sStudies Courses by Shawn L. O'Hare and Arnold S, Kahn """" .. "."." ,64 WOmen '1f1ritingfor Social Change by Linda S, Watts " ... '"""""., .. """, ... , .. ", ,74 Demonstrating the Needfor Diversity in Teaching Statistics by Pallicia Cerrito " .. ,,,,,,,.,,.,., .. ,,,,,,, .. ,,.,,, .100 Book Reviews Racism 10/ by Nikki Giovanni Review by Gwendolyn Dungy .. """" .... '.,.' ... , .. , ,110 Love and Toil: Motherhood in Outcast London, /870-/9/8 by Ellen Ross Review by Polly Beals, .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,115 In Fuff Flower, Aging w"men, Power and Sexuality. A Hirtory by Lois W. Banner The Fountain ofAge by Betty Friedan Review by Beate S. Riesteret , .. ,.,,,,,., .. ,.,,., .. ,, .. ,, ,118 The Abortion Controversy. A Documentary History edited by Eva R. Rubin Review by Virginia Metaxas Quiroga """,.""", .... " ,123 Beyond Si/tIlt loOim: Class, Race. and Gender in United States Schoolr edited by Lois Weis and Michelle Fine Review by Deborah Allen, ,,,,,,,.,., .. ,,,,,,,.,,.,,,., .125 .LI Volume 6 Number 1 Spring 1995 79. -4-TRANSFORMATIONS

-~ s:::: Rethinking thr Social Scimm: So. A Multl-Lrnsrd Pmpretlvr fOr Curriculum TransfOrmation :s by Leslie I. Hill J o r"'\ Suing Through Art: A CourS( on Imag" ofWomm and Mm In W,sum Art by Christopher L. C. E. Wircombe 16 Looking In thr Mirror: A Bibliographic Essay on U'0mm Filmmakm by Gwendolyn Audrey Fosrer ,39 Adolrscmt Litfratu,,: Uprooting thr Canon, Sowing a Choier ofTrxlS. and Rraping tl" Divmlry by Sonja Darlingron (,0 Exploring Cultural Divmiry in an Undrrgraduot<' Scimce Program by Regina Linder .76 Exfrcis"fOr "P~ychology ofWomm" by Toby Silverman 85 Teaching Srlj(ishj Writing by Flavia Alaya 92

Book Reviews Rrf/ectlng Black: Aftlcan-Amrrican Cultural CriticiJm by Michacl Eric Dyson The Coupling Convmtlon: Sex, Trxt, and Tradition in Blllck U'lomm; Fiction by Ann duCille Spirit, Splice & Survival: Africlln Americlln Women in (White) Acadcmt' edired by Joy James and Rurh Farmer Review by Frenzella Elaine De Lance)' 105 Engmderlng China: Womm, Culture lind the Stlltt' edited by Christina K. Gilmartin, Gale Hershatter. Lisa Rofcl and Tyrene White The Jllpllnrse Woman: Traditionlll Image lind Changing flealit)' by Sumiko Iwao Review by Tim Futing Liao 114

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(continued) '\S s: I-Oic, ofth, Turtle: Am,rican Indian Litfraturr So... edited by Paula Gunn Allen ::s N,w I-Oim in Nativ, Ambell hooks Siturji,,: Black WOmanitt Fiction and Po,try edited by Charlotte Watson Sherman Review by Regina BelveY-Jennings 131 Schoolgirls: Young WOmm, SdfEstum, and th, Confidmu Gap by Peggy Ornstein Review by Carolyn R. O'Grady 137 Only WOrd< by Catharine A. MacKinnon Review by Kathleen G. Williamson 142 Tendmcies by Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick Review by Marlene Clark 148 Am

Uncoverings 1994

Volume 15 of the Research Papers of the American Quilt Study Group

Preface

RESEARCH PAPERS

Aesthetics and Ethnicity: Scotch-Irish Q,uilts in West Virginia 7 Fawn Valentine

Mildred Dickerson: A OJtilt Pattern Collector ofthe 7960s and 7970s 45 Merikay Waldvogel

An Album ofBaltimore Album Q,uilt Studies 73 Jennifer F. Goldsborough

A Literary Patchwork Craz:y OJ/ilt: Toni Morrison's Beloved III Sunny Falling-rain

Kit OJlilts in Perspective 141 Anne Copeland and Beverlv Dunivent

Weaving Cloth and Marketing Nostalgia: Clinch Valley Blanket Mills, 1890-1950, Cedar Bluff, Virginia lG9 Kathleen Curtis Wilson

Authors and Editor 205

Index 207 2 ONE POINT PERSPECTIVE By EllO Honig Fine

82. PORTRAITS 3 ELLEN AND ROLINDA SHARPLES Mother and Daughter Painters By Kathryn Men:

12 HELENE SCHJERFBECK'S SELF-PORTRAITS Revelation and Dissimulation By Michelle facoJ • 18 THE TEXTILE ART OF MARGUERITE ZORACH ·,• By Haul Clark z 26 THE ART OF REMEDIOS VARO • Issues ofGender AmbiguiIy and ReligiOUS Meaning ·,• By Deborah J. Hayne. o ·> 33 SQUIDGE DAVIS • Dialogue with Ancient Memories • By Ann H. Murray : ISSUES AND INSIGHTS ,• 40 WOMEN AND WAR MEMORIALS IN ISRAEL • By Istner Levil1gor o z REVIEWS • 47 The Expanding Discourse: Feminism and Art History • edited by Nanna Broude and Mary D. Garrard Reviewed by Undo S. AJecI

50 Helene Schjerfbeck: Finland's Modernist Rediscovered edited by Leena Ahtola·Moorhouse Reviewed by AlelSandra Comlnl

53 Gertrude Klisebier: The Photographer and Her Photographs edited by Barbara L. Michaels Lisette Model by Ann Thomas Reviewed by SUlan J. Cook.

56 Avante-Garde Gambits 1888-1893: Gender and the Color ofArt History by Griselda Pollock Reviewed by Linnea S. Dietrich

58 Feminine Presence: Israeli \Vomen Artists in the Seventies and Eighties essays by Ellen Ginton. Nurit David. and Dganit Berest Routes ofWandering: Nomadism, Journeys and Transitions in Contemporary Israeli Art interview with Edmond Jabes, essay by Sarit Shapira Jennifer Bar Lev essays by Ellen Ginton. Hamar Levi. and ~lichael Sgan.Cohen Reviewed by Yael Even

61 Gender and Discourse in Victorian Literature and Art edited by Antony H. Harrison and Beverly Taylor Reviewed by Alicia Craig Faxon

63 The "New Woman" Re\lsed: Painting and Gender Politics on Fourteenth Street hy Ellen Wiley Todd Reviewed by Richard Martin

65 SHORT TAKES Reviewed by Ivy L. Barsky and Robin Rico WOMEN 83. a cultural review

VOU;,IE; NCMBER 3 WINTER 1994

Contents

MODER:-.iISM, PSYCHOANALYSIS, TEXT Futurism/Vorticism: The Poetics of Lan~uage and the Politics of Women 2..U AXA GABRIELA ;\lACEDO Saying '1': Sylvia Plath as Tr,lglc Author or Feminist Text? 253 ANNA TRii'P Hysteria and Poetic Lan~uage: A Reading of the \Vark of Veronica Forrest-Thomson 264 ..HISON ;\IARK

SEXUAL POLITICS The Problem of Donna Anna: 'Risk-free Identification'? 279 CATHERIXE L,\\\'S Rape: A Changing Climate 290 .-\NNA NEALE 6: CLAIRE GLASSMAN Power, Positionality and Epistemology: Towards an Anti-Oppressive Feminist Standpoint Approach to Science, l\'ledicine and Technology 295 DEBORAH LY~N STEINBERG

A. S. Byatt, The Matisse Stories 309 SUE ROE

Luce Irigary, ie, til, nous. Pour tme mlwre de La diDerence Ue, w, nails. Towards a Culture ofDifference, trans. Alison Martin) 314 CECILE VELU Ros Ballaster, Women's Worlds: Ideology, Femininity and the Woman's Magazine, Ellen McCracken, Decoding Women's Magazmes: From Mademoiselle to Ms 320 CYNTHIA CARTER Judith Mayne, Cinema and Spectatorship 323 VICKY LEBEAU Dorothy Mermin, Godiva's Ride: Women ofLetters in Ellgkmd, 18Jo- 1880 327 VIRGINIA BLAIN Linda Colley. Britom. Forging the Natiorl 1707-18J7 332 CAROL ,fATTs Joanna Trollope, Britarmid's Daughters: \l,'/omen ofthe British Empire 334 CATHERINE CUNDY Joni Lovenduski and Vicky Randall, Women ,Hld P01cer in BriMI'u 339 JAi'\E GRA"'T

BOOKS RECEIVED 343 84.

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STREETCiTY: HOUSIN6 WITH' DIGNITY FOR THE HOMELESS fi'gula Modlich pag'

WOMEN'S RESEARCH ON CHICAGO IN'THE EARLY 20TH CENTURY David Sibl'] .. : ; pagd

TOWN PLANNING: THE CHANGING PGSITION OF WOMEN Clara Gmd ; ' pag' 9

PLANNING FOR WOMEN'S SAFETY 11\ CiTIES Sylvia TrrnchalldSal/i,jollrs : ,' page 12

STANDING UP TO THE MACHINE: OVERCOMING WOMEN'S FEAR Mary Pickerillg ; ...... •...... pagr15

HOUSING .AND PLANNING; . ONTARIO'S GOVERNMENT RESPONSES TO WOMEN'S NEEDS Abbie AI/all page 17

No HOME OF HER OWN: GENDER AND HOMElESSNESS Kirstm Grimm alld jaime eMoldollado :. .page 20

BUILDING CoMMUNITY THROUGH AGE AND GENDER ALLIANCES Gail Sambury ' '" page 23

FROM POISON TO PROTEST: HOME-BASED RESISTANCE TO TOXIC POllUTION Carol KUeJur :...... page 25

WOMEN PLAN TORONTO - MAKIl\G TORONTO WORK FOR WOllEN Sarah Sillgh ' ,' ' page 27

THE CJNCINNATICONNEcnON: A1\ UPDilTE Gaye AI,xalld" ...... •. ;page 29

WOMEN SPEAK FOR THEMSElVES ON HOUSIl\G PamSaYlle imd Tamum Chowdhllry ;.... pagdO BooK REVIEW; Caroline Moser's Gender, Planning and D"'e/opmen' by Helm.Hambly. ; : pagdl IN THE FIELD ...... , page 33 .

ERRATA PHOTO CREDITS: Cover photo and page 10 PROPERTY OF MS. PRUNELLA CLOUGH 85. tlEKLTtr"

Volume 22 Number 3 1995

GUEST EDITORJAL

Views of Women in Yoruba Cullure and Their Impact on the Abortion Decision Ebijllwa Temisanren. PhD

Older Women and Health Services: Moving from Ageism Toward Empowerment 9 Patricia A. Sharpe, PhD, MPH

Family Work Demands. Employment Demands and Depressive Symptoms in Women with Rheumatoid Arthritis 25 SlIsan Reisine. PhD Jlldith Fifield. RN. PhD

Missouri's ParentaJ Consent Law and Teen Pregnancy Outcomes 47 Vick)' Howell Pierson, PhD

The Time of First Holding of the Infant and Maternal Self-Esteem Related to Feelings of Maternal Attachment 59 Nanc)' Wieland Tro)'. RN, PhD

BOOK REVIEWS Charles R. King. MD, Editor

Menstruation and Psychoanalysis. by Mary Lupton 73 Re\'iewed by Lynn Ponton. MD

FOllr Theories of Rape i/l American Societ)': A State·Le,'el Analysis, by Larry Baron and Murray A. Straus 75 Rel'iewed b)' Lee Ellis. PhD

Women, Work, and Coping: A Multidisciplinary Approach to Workplace Stress, edited by Bonita Long and Sharon Kahn 79 Reriewed by Judith H. LaRosa, PhD

The Myth oflVomen's Masochism. by Paula CaphUl 81 Re"iell'ed h)'JetlOi lVII, PhD

Sun'iriflK the Dalkon Shield-Women \'.'1. the P!lannacewical Indllslry. by Karen Hicks 84 Rel'iell'ed hy [)/"na /I. Pelilli. MD. MPH (continued. next page) 86.

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Ar 1V0men's Expense: State Power and the Politics 0/ Fetal Rights, by Cynthia R, Daniels 86 ReI'iewed by Eileen L, McDonagh, PhD

The Mother-Daughter Rerolution: From Betrayal to Power, by E. Debold, M. Wilson and I. MaJave 88 Rel'iewed by Zelia Luria, PhD

Essays on 1V0men, Medicine, and Health, by Ann Oakley 91 ReI'iewed by Barbara Karz Rothman, PhD

Technology Assessment: A Feminist Perspecth'e. by Janine Marie MorgaJl 93 Rel'iewed by Freda L. Paltiel, MA

Making Violence Sexy: Feminist Views on Pornography, ediled by Diana Russell 96 Reviewed by Carol Jacobsen, BA

From Freud's Consulting Room: The Unconscious in a Scientific Age, by Judith M, Hughes 99 ReI'iewed by Charles R. King, MD

Men IVho ConrrollVomen's Health-The Miseducarion o/Obstetrician-Gynecologists, by Diana Scully 100 Redewed by Joanna M, Cain, MD

BOOKS BRIEFLY NOTED 103 Charles R, Kin!:, MD, Book Editor

BOOKS RECE[VED [09 87.

PERSPECTIVES

Pornography and Affmnative Conceptions of Freedom Robert Jensen . ARTICLES

Ontological Commitment and the Concepts of 'Embodiment' and 'Embodied Person': Some Problems for Feminist Theory 19 Jim Jose

Redefming and Building Community: The Imponance of Anger 37 Valerie C. Lehr

Organizing Mexican-American Women in the Gannent Industry: La Mujer Obrera 65 Benjamin Marquez BOOK REVIEWS Women's Movements in America: Their Successes, Disappointments, and Aspirations, by Rita J. Simon and Gloria Danziger 89 Reviewed by Barbara C. Burrell

Feministlnterpretations and Political Theory, edited by Mary Lyndon Shanley and Carole Pateman 91 Reviewed by Patricia Jagentowicz Mills European Women and the Second British Empire, by Margaret Strobel 93 Reviewed by Diane L. Fowlkes

Natural Allies: Women's Associations in American History. by Anne Firor Scott 95 Reviewed by Susan Sterell

Women in Power: The Secrets 0/ Leadership, by Dorothy W. Cantor and Toni Bernay with Jean Stoess 97 Reviewed by Sue Thomas

Democracy Witholl/Women: Feminism and the Rise 0/ Liberal Individualism in France, by Christine Faure 99 Reviewed by Joan B. Landes

How Fascism Rules Women: Italy, 1922-1945, by Victoria de Grazia 101 Reviewed by Martha Ackelsberg

About the Contributors 105 88. Wonten & TherapyThI

A Feminist Quarterly

vorum.16, Number 11995 Psychopharmacology from a Feminist Perspective

Introduction: Feminist Psychophannacology Jean A. Hamilton Margaret F. Jensvold

Sex and Gender as Critical Variables in Feminist Psychophannacology Research and Phannacotherapy 9 Jean A. Hamilton Margaret F. Jensvold

Fertility Drugs and the Reproductive Imperative: Assisting the Infertile Woman 31 Judith C. Daniluk Margo Fluker

Antihypertensive Pharmacotherapy Side Effects in Women 49 Jaylan Sheila Turkkan

Feminist Psychophannacology: An Aspect of Feminist Psychiatry 73 Marianne Marsh

Psychophannacology for Women of Color: An Empowering Approach 85 Lillian Comas-Dfaz Frederick M. Jacobsen

The Dismissal of Female Clients' Reports of Medication Side Effects: A First Hand Account 113 Adele Shapiro-Baruch

Portrayal of Women and Elderly Patients in Psychotropic Drug Advertisements 129 Finy Josephine Hansen Dawn Osborne

Biopsychiatric Attacks on Women: An Aberration or a Predictable Outcome of Biopolitics? 143 Terence C. Wade Darlene K. Wade 89, WOMEN ARTISTS NEWS BOOK REVIEW

Volume 20 CONTENTS 1995

CRITICISM 3 HISTORY OF ART. 5th Edilion 25 A CENTURY OF ARTISTS BOOKS by H. W. Janson, revised and expanded by Anthony F. Janson by Riva Castleman 4 DICITONARY OFTHE AVANT-GARDE 26 IDA APPLEBROOG: Happy Families by Richard KoSlclanctz. ct a1. by Lowery S. Sims. Thomas W. Sokolowski. and Marilyn 5 ARRESTING IMAGES: Impolitic Art and Uncivil Actions A. Zeitlin by Steven C. Dubin 27 SENSE AND SENSffiILITY: Women Artists and 6 WRITING ON THE WALL: Women Writers on Women Artists Minimalism in lhe '90s (catalogue) by Judith Collins and Eisbelh I.indner. 005. by Lynn Zelevansky H BELIEVING IS SEEING: Creating the Culture of Art BAD GIRLS (exhibition catalogue) by Mary Anne Staniszewski Marcia Tucker, Marcia Tanner. Linda Goode Bryant, and 9 RACE. SEX. AND GENDER IN CONTEMPORARY ART Cheryl DlDlye by Edward Lu<:ie-Smilh CRmCALCONDmON: Women on the Edge of 10 MUSEUM CULTURE: Histories. Discourses, Spectacles Violence by Daniel Sherman and Irit Rogoff by Amy Scholder 11 GENDER PERSPECfIVES: Essays on Women in Museums LOUISE BOURGEOIS: The Locus of Memory: 19S2-I993 by Jane R. Glaser and Artemis A. Zenetou, 005. by Charloua Kotik. Terrie Sullan, and Christian Leigh ART AND ARTISTS THE PRINTS OF LOUISE BOURGEOIS 12 PAINTING WOMEN: Victorian Women Artists by Deborah Wye and Carol Smith by Deborah Cherry 30 AUCE PIKE BARNEY: Her Ufe and Art 13 DUTCHE MODERNE: Graphic Design from De Stij~ to Deco by Jean L. Kling; Introduction by Wanda M. Com by Steven Heller and Louise Fili 31 THE VOICES OF WOMEN ARTISTS DOROTHEA LANGE: American Photographs by Wendy Slatkin by Therese Thau Heyman. Sandra S. Phillips. and John Szarkowski 33 GEORGIA O'KEEFFE AT COLUMBIA COLLEGE: 14 DOROTHEA LANGE: A Visual Life 1915-16 by ElizabeLh Partridge, ed. essay by Gerold Savory 15 A HISTORY OF WOMEN PHOTOGRAPHERS 34 MYSTERY PAINTING IS EVERYWHERE: by Naomi Rosenblum Rosa Bonheur and the American West 17 JAN GROOVER PHOTOGRAPHS essay by Duane Valenlry edited by ConslaIlce Sullivan; Introduction by John Szarkowski ALMA LAVENSON: PHOTOGRAPHS HISTORY, REUGION, AND ANTHROPOLOGY by Susan Emens 35 THE RAPE OF EUROPA: The Fate of Europe's Treasures 19 WOMEN'S WORK: Textile Arl from the Bauhaus in the Third Reich and the Second World War by Sigrid Wortmann Weltge 36 OUT OF THE GARDEN: Women Writers on the Bible 20 SISTERS OFTHE BRUSH: Women's Artistic Culture in Lale by Christina Buchmann and Celina Spiegel, eds. Nineteenth Century Paris 37 THE TEXTURE OF MEMORY: Holocaust Memorials by Tamar Garb and Meaning 21 MARY CASSATT: A Life by James E. Young by Nancy Mowell Mathews 39 WHO STOLE FEMINISM? SUZANNE VALADON by Christina Hoff Sonuners by Therese Diamohd Rosinsky 40 SUSAN B. ANTHONY SLEPT HERE: SUZANNE VALADON n A Guide to American Women's Landm81ks by TIlcrese Diamond Rosinsky by Lynn Sherr and Jurate Kazickas LOUISE BOURGEOIS by Paul Gardner BLACK WOMEN IN AMERICA: An HislOrical Encyclopedia by Darlene Clark Hine. Elsa Barkley Brown. and Rosalyn Terbors,Penn. eds.

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41 THE POWER OF FEMINIST ART: The American 58 ANNUNCIATION Movoment of the t970s. History and Impacl by David Plante by Nonna Broude and Mary D. Garrard, ods. 59 ASCENT TO THE CUBIST FUTURE 43 A NATURAL HISTORY OF LOVE poem by Lois DeWiu by Diane Ackerman THE COMPLEAT CATHARSIS OF POOR MISS WILLA 44 THE SYMPTOM OF BEAUTY CATHER by Francette Pacteau poem by Ruth Crone WOMEN'S ISSUES INFORMATION - Art Care, Health, Travel 45 FEAR OF FIFTY: A MidJife Memoir 60 CARING FOR YOUR ART by Erica long by liD Snyder, iDustrations by Joseph Montague 61 ARTGALLBRY: The Collection of the National Gallery, 46 THE FOUNTAIN OF AGE London (CD ROM) by Betty Priedan 47 VALUED WOMEN: A Photo Essay in Celebration of 62 CONTRIBUTORS Women Over Forty by Margarel L. Paris ON WOMEN TURNING 50: Celebrating Mid-Life Discoveries by Cathleen Rountree 48 MOVING BEYOND WORDS by Gloria Steinem 49 DEFINING WOMEN: Television and the Case ofCagney & Lacey by lulie D'Acei 50 FAIUNG AT FAIRNESS: How America's Schools Cheal Girls by Myra and David Sadker 51 THE HERO'S DAUGHTER by Maureen Murdoch 53 THE MOTHER ZONE: Love, Sex and Laundry in the Modem Family by Mami lackson MECHANICAL BRIDES (catalogue) WHAT EVERY WOMAN NEEDS TO KNOW: Before (and After) She Gets Involved with Men and Money by Lois G. Forer LITERATURE AND POETRY 55 THE GOOD HUSBAND by Gail Godwin 57 MODERN AMERICAN WOMEN WRITERS by Blaine Showalter, Lea Baechler, and A. Wallon LilZ, ods. MAUD'S HOUSE by Sherry Roberts KELUSULTIBK: Original Women's Voices of Atlantic Canada 91. .I.EN ••I

VOLUME 4 • NUMBER 1 • SPRING 1995

ORIGINAL INVESTIGATIONS

The Inlluenee of Sport Appropriateness and Image on the Status of Female Athletes Brenda A. Riemer and Deborah L. Feltz 1

A Socia-Historical Framework for the Study of Women and Sport in China Feul Hong ,..,, " II

Running Economy Following an Intense Cycling BOllt in Female Duathlctes and Triathletes Tracy Dal/ner and Dr. Sharon Ann Plm\'mafl" ~f.)

The Contributions of Women to Exercise Science and Sports Medicine, 1870-1994 lIohert.l. Pork -1/

REPORT ON CONFERENCES

Conference Announcements ,., 70 International Association of Physical Education and Sport for Girls and Women 72 \Varnen's Institute on Sport and Education Foundation 73 The Gay Games Conference , 79

BOOK REVIEWS

Another \Vilderness: New Outdoor Writing by Women 9/ Women. Sport and Physical Activity: Selected Research Themes 94

INFORMATIONAL ITEMS

New Academic Series 95 Center for Research on Girls and \Vornen in Sports 4fJ Wishperd 9C Invitation To Authors 98 \Vomen's Sports Foundation " 99 WSPAJ Author Guideline, IG.' Bijaper Subscription Order Form...... 10- WSPf\J Suhscriplion Order Form...... /11 92.

WOMEN'S ART;::E A WOMENS ART LIBRARY PUBLICATION No63 March/April 1995

CONTENTS EDITORIAL 5

FEATURES

Coming into Contact 6 Sadie Plant on New Technology

Screen Bodies 9 Linda Dement on Contemporary Australian Art

Vox Pop 13 WAM's straw poll on Technology and the Arts

Chit~Chat in the New World 14 Caroline Smith interviews women working at the forefront of Technology

War Damage 16 Liz Wells on "Warworks"

Points of Departure 19 Juliet Steyn on "After Auschwitz"

EXHIBITIONS

The Pledge of Fidelity: The Pledge of Self Discipline 21 Anna Douglas on louisa Maciver

Moths, Bodies and Disorder 22 Althea Greenan on Kiki Smith

Klld Smk:tl UnlItIM Iff) SH h,. H Looking for a Serious Trope 24 Margaret Garlake on "It's a Pleasure"

Dresses 25 Lisa Moran on Beverly Semmes BOOKS Movement in Site 26 Josephine Leask on Rosemary Butcher Out~Now: Book Roundup 30 Althea Greenan on Recent Publications New Narratives 27 Katy Deepwell on Elaine Kowalsky NEWS FROM THE WOMEN'S ART LIBRARY 33

An Intelligent Inquiry 28 Nima Poovaya·Smith on "An Intelligent Rebellion" .L"'IS::.T.:.:.:IN.:.:::G:::S:... .,.. -'3~5;. , 93.

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CONTENTS EDITORIAL 4 • FEATURES I'"

"I Do Not Want to Look Like..." 5 Orlan on becoming-Orlan I'

To Rupture is to Find II Tracey Warr on Marina Abramovic

Feel Me, Find Me, Press Me, Push Me 14 Judith Findlay on Janine Antoni

First Date 17 Dialogue between Laura Godfrey-Isaacs and Abigail Lane

How is Allen Jones? 22 WAM's straw pollan the artist's current retrospective

EXHIBITIONS

Dead Give-away 24 Sadie Murdoch on Take Me, I'm Yours

Fragments of a Journey 26 Janice Cheddie on Exotic Excursions

Inside the Urbane 27 Jessica Wyman on Hannah Collins

A Thief of Object's Use 28 Althea Greenan on Lois Williams

Impelling Moments 30 Phyllida Barlow on feel good factor

A Mason's Play on Words 31 Kerstin Mey on Tracy Mackenna NEWS FROM THE WOMEN'S ART LIBRARY 35

The time someone pointed to the outside 32 :::L1~S~T.::IN~G=S 36 Kathy Kubicki on Kiki Smith 94. Women's History Review

VOLUME 4 NUMBER 1 1995

Lucy Bland. Heterosexuality, Feminism and The Freewoman Journal in Early Twentieth-century England 5 Frances Gouda. Teaching Indonesian Girls in Java and Bali, 1900-1942: Dutch progressives, the infatuation with 'Oriental' refinement, and 'Western' ideas about proper womanhood 25 Louise Jackson. Witches, Wives and Mothers: witchcraft persecution and women's confessions in seventeenth-century England 63 Liz Stanley. Women Have Servants and Men Never Eat: issues in reading gender, using the case study of Mass·Observation's 1937 Day-diaries 85 June Purvis. The Prison Experiences of the Suffragettes in Edwardian Britain 103

BOOK REVIEWS Gender in International Relations (J. Ann Tickner) reviewed by Charlotte Hooper 135 From Prejudice to Genocide (Carrie Supple) and Making Stories, Making Selves: feminist reflections on the Holocaust (R. Ruth Linden) reviewed by Bob Moore 136 Expanding the Boundaries ofWomens History (Cheryl Johnson·Odim & Margaret Strobel, Eds) reviewed by Bridget Hill 138 The Samurai: a novel (Julia Kristeva) and Sexes and Genealogies (Luce Irigaray) reviewed by Margaret Whitford 139 Sweatshop Strife: class, ethnicity and gender in the Jewish labour movement ofToronto, 1900-1930 (Ruth A. Frager) reviewed by Julie Guard 141 FRAN P. HOSKEN 95. WIN EDITOR 187 GRANT STREET WOMEN'S LEXINGTON, MA 02173 USA TEL 617·862·9431 INTERNATIONAL VOL. 21 NO.2 NETWORK SPRING 1995

EDITORIAL: HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE PATRIARCHAL FAMILY

2 - 9 WOMEN AND THE UNITED NATIONS FOURTH WORLD CONFERENCE ON WOMEN, Beijing Spl. 4·1S 1995 COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN 39TH SESSION NGO.FORUM 4th WORLD CONFERENCE ON WOMEN, 30. Aug. 8. Spl. 95 Beijing IWRAW • International Women's Rights Action Watch STATEMENT by Secr. Gen. GERTRUDE MONGELLA of 4th Conference for Women WORLD SUMMIT FOR SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT: Summary Report HONORING ELEANOR ROOSEVELT· One Doy Conference ot UN celebroting International Women's Day. /1 Proclamation by UN Group on EQUAL RIGHTS SEXUAL ASSAULT AT THE UN: The Cloxton Cose revisiled 10 - 30 WOMEN AND HUMAN RIGHTS COUNTRY REPORTS ON HUMAN RIGHTS PRACTICES 1994 by U.S. Dpt. of Slale: Africa: Botswana /1 Burkina Foso II Chad II Djibouti II Eritrea II Ghana /1 Namibia II Nigeria /1 Zambia Latin America and Caribbean: Brazil II Guatemala II Nicaragua 1/ Panama Asia and Pacific: Bhutan II Nepal II China II Indonesia II South Korea II Loos II Mongolia II Philippines II Europe: Albania II Austria /1 Kazakhstan II Germany /1 Iceland /1 Polond II Turkey Near East and North Africa: Jordan 1/ lebanon II Oman II Tunisia II RUSSIA: Neither Jobs nor Justice: State Discrimination against Women ROMANIA: Report on Domestic Violence by Advocates for Human Rights 31 - 35 WOMEN AND DEVELOPMENT WORLD BANK STRUCTURAL ADJUSTMENT AND GENDER POLICIES by Women in Development Europe ~ WIDE JICA: Japan International Cooperation Agency ~ Efforts for Women's Development MATCH International Center ~ Canada The GLOBAL FUND FOR WOMEN, summory of recenl Gronts The KOREAN Network for Women, Environment and Sustainable Development 36 • 43 WOMEN AND HEALTH REPRODU~T1VE HEALTH: The unmet Needs of Reproductive Health in Developing Countnes ,II Towards Women Centered Reproductive Health by ARROW II Reproductive Health MaHers II UK: Campaigning for a Woman's Right to choose II Adolescent Health and Development II UGANDA: Family Planning Problems and Food tobus II PHILLIPINES, Most Birlhs are Home.Births WOMEN'S HEALTH: INDIA. CHETNA: Womens Heolth ond Development Resource Center ~ programs, activities, publications II HIV/AIOS: Women increasingly vulnerable and affected. 44 - 46 FEMALE GENITAL AND SEXUAL MUTILATION EGYPT: Top Islamic Authority supports FGM, revising previous stand CUTIING THE ROSE by Efuo Dorkenoo I Minority Righls Group UK : Book review The HOSKEN REPORT: Genital and Sexual Mutilation of Females lOT Modules: Training Course on Women's Health I Prevention of FGM The UNIVERSAL CHILDBIRTH PICTURE BOOK with Additions to prevent FGM

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47 - 50 WOMEN AND VIOLENCE EUROPEAN Association against Violence against working women INDIA: growing violence and crimes against women /I JORDAN: I1Honor" killings continue to go unpunished // MOSLEM Fundamentalists attack Women Athletes 51 • 57 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA THE ARAB WORLD: Women in the labor Force on overview I statistics LEBANON: Lows on Women's Rights II SAUDI ARABIA: Women's Rights on update KUWAIT: Women on the move - campaigning for voting rights II MUSLIM Women excluded from International Sports II ALGERIA: Women under attack ERITREA: Changing the Status of Women II SOUTH AFRICA: Women's Health Praiect 58 • 63 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: ASIA AND PACIFIC BANGLADESH: The changing Status of Women II National lawyers Association JAPAN: The Status of Women - an overview INDOCHINA: The effects of Change on Women's lives PHILIPPINES: Sexual Harassment/ow finally ratified PAKISTAN: Association for Women's Studies (PAWS) UZBEKISTAN: The Impact on Women of Societies in Transition 64 - 69 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: EUROPE EUROPEAN UNION: European Parliament has more Women Members II Few Women in Parliaments of European countries 1/ Council of Europe Resolution against Discrimination in Olympic Gomes FRANCE: Politico/ Quotas for Women II PARITE INFOS for women into Parliamentsll Women's unemployment still increasing II Islamic Fundamentalist Immigrants EASTERN EUROPE: Women Victims of Capitalism in all Eastern European countries. Women suffer most from unemployment, health care cuts II Birth Rates plummet RUSSIA: Mothers act to save their sons from war 1/ Magazine 'Woman Plus' 70 • 75 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: AMERICAS UNITED STATES: Notional History Project: 75th Anniversary of Suffrage II Federal Glass Ceiling Report: IlGood for Business ~ making full use of the Nations Human Capitalll II The Women's Atlas of the United States II US Department of labor: Working Women Countl Parental Leave for men II Affirmative Action under Attack II Prejudice by white men blocks progress II Sexual Harassment: Chevron settles harassment case for 2.2 million First Woman pilots American Space Ship - after history of official discrimination 76 • 80 INFORMATION OF INTEREST: INTERNATIONAL WOMEN AND POLITICS WORLDWIDE: Barbaro J. Nelson and Najma Chowdhury ­ Book Review by Fran P. Hosken The Global Status of Women: An Overview II Coalition against trafficki1l9 in Women Opposition by the CATHOLIC CHURCH to Family Planning II The Legitimacy of the Roman Catholic Church's Participation in the United Nations ques!ioned 97.

1 Rickie Solinger' Reasonable Crealures: Essays on Women and FeminIsm by Katha Pollitt 4 Lellers 5 Leslie Larson. A window on the underworld: the fiction a!Jayne Anne Phillips 6 Carol LeMasters' Rocking lhe Cradle ofSexual Politics: What Happened When Wnmen Said Incest by Louise Annslrong 8 Gertrude Reif Hughes· Searching for Mercy Street: My Journey Back to My Mother, Anne SexIon by Lindo Gray Sexton 10 Adrian Oktenberg' What Silence Equals, Poems by Tory Delli; Winler Numbers, Poems by Marilyn Hacker; Post-Diagnosis by Sandra Sleillgraber. 11 Lillian S. Robinson' Sex is Nnt a Nalural Acl and Olher Essays by Leollore Tie!er; Siraighl Sex: Rethinking the Politics of Pleasure hy Lynne Segal 13 Edith Milton· Out of Ihe C",rden: Women Wrilers on the Bible, edited by Christina BUchmann and Celina Spiegel 14 Valerie Miner' The Gins of the Body by Rebecca Brown; Who Will Run the Frog Hospilal? by Lorrie Moore 15 Marilyn Booth· Nine Paris of Desire: The Hidden World of Islamic Women by Geraldine Brooks 16 Gina Luria Walker' Great Day Coming: A Memoir of Ihe 19308 by Hope Hale Davis 18 Wendy Chapkis • Sex Workers and Sex Work: a special issue of Social Text (#37) edited by Anne McClintock 19 Jan Clausen' Green Notebook, Winter Road by Jane Cooper 21 Alix Kates Shulman· Bananaheart and Other Stories by Marie Hara 22 Linda ShuIt • In Praise of Single Parenls' Mothers and Falhers Embracing the Challenge by S/WsllOna Alexander.. The Single Molher's Companion: Essays and Stories by Women edited by Marsha R. Leslie. 22 Sarah Blake· Two Poems 23 Veronica Makowsky' The Firsl Woman in Ihe Republic, A Cultural Biography of Lydia Maria Child by Carolyn M. Karcher 24 Joanna K. Weinberg' The Color of Gender: Reimaging Democracy by Zillah R.Eiseostein 27 Books Received 98.

1- Ann Jones' Raging Heart: Tbe Intimate Story or Ibe Tragic Marriage ofOJ. and Nicole Brown Simpson by SIIRachel Carson and Dorothy Freeman, 1952-1964 edited by Martha Freeman 16 Tee A. Corinne· A History of Women Photographers by Naomi Rosenblum 17 Laurie Ouellette· Script Girls: Women Screenwriters In Hollywood by Lizzie Francke 18 E.M. Broner· Reading from the Hearl: Women, Literature, and the Search for True Love by Suzanne Juhasz 19 Carol Maier· Pleasure in the Word: Erotic Writing by Latin American Women edited by Margarite Ferndndez Olmos and Lizabeth Paravisini-Gebert 20 Claudia J. Bayliff- Wbo's Afraid ufthe Dark? A Forum ofTruth. Support, and Assurance for Those Affected by Rape edited by Cynthia Carosella 21 Pattiee Clark Koelsch· The Pink Glass Swan: Selected Feminist Essays on Art by Lucy R. Lippard; Voicing Today's Visions: Writings by Contemporary Women Artists edited by Mara R. Witzling 22 Hema Nair' The Quilt and Olher Slories by Ismal Chughtai; In Olher Words: New Writing by Indian Women edited by Urvashi Butalia and Ritu Menon; The Slate of Lire: More Contemporary Stories by Women Writers of India edited by Kalilor Women 23 Gail Hershauer· Body, Subject, and Power in China edited by Angela ZJto and Toni E. Barlow 23 Susan Holahan· "A Seat in the White Congregation" (Poem) 24 Karin Aguilar-San Juan' Listening 10 Silences: New Essays In Feminist Crillcism edited by Elaine !ledges and SII

1 Sharon Liebennan • Giving Away Simone: A Memoir by Jan L. Waldron; Lost Lullaby by Deborah Golden Alecson 4 Lellers 5 Leora Tanenbaum. The Deep Divide: Why American Women Resist Equalily by Sherrye Henry; The New Victorians: A Young Woman's Challenge to the Old Feminist Order by Rene Denteld; Listen Up: Voices from the Next Feminist Generation edited by Barbara Findlen 7 Irene Elizabeth Stroud· Women Resisting AIDS: Feminist Strategies of Empowerment edited by Belh E. Schneider and Nancy E. Stoller 8 Lillian S. Robinson. Out ofthe Class Closet: Lesbians Speak edited by Julia Penelope 9 Patricia J. Williams' Pregnant Men: Practice, Theory, and the Law by RII/h Calker 10 Mel McCombie· Dream Doll: The Ruth Handler Story by Ruth Handler with Jacqueline Shannon; Forever Barbie: The Unauthorized Biography of a Real Doll by M.G. Lord; Barbie's Queer Accessories by Erica Rand; The Art of Barbie: Artists Celebrate the World's Favorite Doll edited by Craig Yoe 12 Palricia A. Cooper' Engendering nusiness: Men and Women in Ihe Corporate Office, 1870·1930 by Angel Kwolek-Folland 13 Hilda SCOll' The Silent Escape: Three Thousand Days in Romanian Prisons by Lena Constante 14 Harriel Malinowitz· Lesbian Erotics edited by Karla Jay 16 Nicole C. Raebum and Vena Taylor' Paradoxes ofGender by Judith Lorber 17 Jan Zila Grover' Savage Dreams: A Journey into the Hidden Wars of the American West by Rebecca Solnit; An Unspokenllunger: Stories from the Field by Terry Tempe." Williams 18 Marie Shear' Change of Circumstance by Candida Lawrence 19 Donna Minkowitz. Public Sex: The Cullure of Radical Sex by Pat Califia 20 Helen Bequaen Holmes' Children ofChoice: Freedom and the New Reproduellve Technologies by John A. Robertson; Women and Prenatal Testing: Facing the Challenges of Genellc Technology edited by Karen H. ROlhenberg and Elizabeth J. Thomson 21 Tricia Rose' No Disrespect by Sister Souljah 22 Mae G. Henderson· Authors and authorities: the power ofthe book review 24 Beth Harrison' Black and White Sat Down Together: The Reminiscences of an NAACP Founder by Mary White Ovington 24 Frances Mayes' Two Poems 25 Sandra F. VanBurkleo. Disorderly Women: Sexual Politics and Evangelicalism in Revolutionary New England by Susan Juster 27 Books Received 100. WOMEN'S STUDIES An Interdisciplinary Journal

Volume 24, Number 4 (1995)

Special Issue: Studies in Nineteenth-Century British Art and Literature

The Economics ofSexuality: Elizabeth Barrett Browning and the Victorian "bad conscience" 293 DEBORAH LOGAN Purloined Posterity: The Reforms and Reputation of Madame Vestris 307 ALAN FISCHLER Goblin Laughter: Violent Comedy and the Condition of Women in Frances Burney andJane Austen 323 AUDREY BILGER The Unveiling ofEllis Bell: Gender and the Reception ofWllthering Heights 341 NICOLA THOMPSON Ideology and the Portrait: Recovering the 'Silent Image ofWoman' in the Work ofJulia Margaret Cameron 369 NICOLE COOLEY Book Reviews 385 RICHARD FADEM VIRGINIA WARFIELD Contributors 393 Recent Publications 101. WOMEN'S STUDIES An Interdisciplinary Journal

Volume 24, Number 5 (1995)

Nationalism, Revolution, and the Female Body: Char!olle Smith's Desmond 395 ALISON CONWAY Imagining Eve: Charlolle Bronte, Kate Millell, HeJ(me Cixous 411 KATE LAWSON Mary Rowlandson's Great Declension 427 DEBORAH J. DIETRICH Three Poems: 441 Well into October Crab Rising Early Autumn With Colors SHIRLEY ANDERS Power, Frustration, and "Fierce Negotiation" in Mentoring Relationships: Four Women Tell Their Stories 447 ELIZABETH ERVIN Desire, Death and Plot: The Subversive Play of Orlando 483 MICHAEL A. OLiN-HITI Book Review: 497 BLAKE LEYERLE Notes on Contributors 50I Recent Publications 503 102.

WOMEN'S STUDIES INTERNATIONAL FORUM VOLUME 18 NUMBER 1 1995 JANUARY-FEBRUARY

CONTENTS SELECTED PROCEEDINGS OF THE WOMEN'S STUDIES CONFERENCE, L6DZ, POLAND, MAY 17-21, 1993

ELlBIITI'A H. OLEKSY Acknowledgements

EL2BIITI'A H. OLEKSY 3 Introduction

MARIA STRYKOWSKA 9 Women in management in Poland

IRENA REsZKE 13 How a positive image can have a negative impact: stereotypes of unemployed women and men in liberated Poland

ELZoIETA KALiNOWSKA 19 Women in counselling

JACQUELINB HEINEN 27 Abortion in Poland: a vicious circle or a good use of rhetoric - a ANNA MATtlCHNIAK-KRASUSKA sociological study of the political discourse of abortion in Poland

EWA MALINOWSKA 35 Socia-political changes in Poland and the problem of sex discrim­ ination

JERZY JARNIEWlCZ 45 Poland, poetry, and gender

AGNIESZKA BRON-WOJCIECHOWSKA 51 Education and gender in Sweden: is there any equality?

ANDR~A BERNARD 61 Experiencing problems: the relationship between Women's Studies and feminist film lheory

EWA GoNTARCZYK·WESOLA 67 Toward a space of our own: feminist research and leaching in the social sciences

EL2..BIETA H. OLEKSY 73 Women's organizations in Poland

BOOK REVIEWS

BOGUSIA TEMPLE 77 Polish Women, Solidarity and Feminism by Anna Reading

DIETMAR FELBER 77 Mass Rape: 11,e War Against Women in Bosnia-Herzegovinia edited by Alexandra Stiglmayer 103

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ELAINE MILLER 78 rhe Real Facts of Life: Feminism and the Politics ofSexuality c. /850-/NO by Margaret Jackson

DENISE THOMPSON 79 The Leshian Heresy by Sheila Jeffreys

VELMA McBRIDE-MURRY 80 Choices in Sexuality by Susan McCammon, David Knox. and Caroline Schacht

BARBARA BROOK 81 Feminism and Radical Humanism by Pauline Johnson

JILL VICKERS 81 Feminist Morality: Transfonning CUltf4fC, Society and Politics by Virginia Held

KAY STANDING 82 Feminisms in Education: An ll1troduclion by Gaby Weiner

ROSALIND EDWARDS 83 Friendly Relalions? Mothers and Their Daughters-In-Law by Pamela Cotterill

ROSEMARY AUCUMlfTY 84 The Women S M01.'ements in the United States and Britain From the /790~ (0 the /920~ by Christine Bolt

KAnJERINE M. McKENNA 85 British Columbia Reconsidered: Essays all Women edited by Gillian Creese and Veronica Strong-Boag

LAURA DUHAN KAPLAN 85 Beyond Occupation: American Jewish, Christian and Palestinian Voices for Peace edited by Rosemary Radford Ruether and Marc H. Ellis

KAREN SAYER 86 Researching Women:r Lives From a Feminist Perspective edited by Mary Maynard and June Purvis

EILEEN GREEN 87 Sponing Females: Critical Issues in the History and Sociology of Women:r Sports by Jennifer Hargreaves

89 BiographicaJ Statements

Feminist Forum: News, Conferences, Reports JUNE PuRVIS 91 "Deeds, nol words": the daily lives of mililant suffragettes in 104. Edwardian Britain

REGINA BRAKER 103 Bertha von Sultner's Spiritual Daughters: the feminist pacifism of Anita Augspurg, Lida Gustava Heymann, and Helene Sweker at the International Congress of Women at The Hague, 1915

JEONO-LIM NAM 113 Reforming economic allocatiqn in the family: the women's move- ment and the role of the state in South Ko~ ,

LINDA SToNE 125 Dowry, bride-burning, and female power in India CAROUNE JAMES

ZOHREH GHVAMSHAHlDl 135 The linkage between Iranian patriarchy and the informal econo­ my in maintaining women's suoordinate roles in home-based carpet production

NWMBENHIE PRarASIA KHan TORKINOTON 153 Black migrant women and health

JACK/B BARRBlT 159 Multiple sclerosis: the e>perienee of a disease

SHELLEY BUOOEON 173 From feminism to postfeminism: women's liberation in fashion DAWN H. CURRIE magazines

JBNNY KrmNOER 187 "I'm se>ually attractive but I'm powerful": young women negoti­ atiog sexual reputation

REVA BERMAN BROWN 197 Meetings and intersections: organizational theory encounters fem­ inist theorising FEMINIST RESEARCH

DIANE REAy 205 The fallacy of easy access

REBECCA CAMPBELL 215 Weaving a new tapestry of research: a bibliography of selected readings 00 feminist research methods

HELENA FORSAs-SCOlT 223 From concept of woman studies to gendered texts: feminist liter­ ary criticism in Sweden BOOK REVIEWS

CAROLE ANt-; REED 235 Women and the Holocaust: Different Voices edited by Carol Rittner and John K. Roth

ANNE C. THACKER 236 Voices ofthe Survivors by Patricia Easteal

LoRRAINE RADffiRD 236 Leaving Abusive Partners by Catherine Kirkwood

loRRAINE RADFORD 237 The Knowledge Explosion: Generations ofFeminist Scholarship edited by Cheris Kramarae and Dale Spender

ROSALIND EDWARDS 238 Gender, Families and Close Relationships: Fem;nist Research Journeys edited by Donna L. Sollie and Leigh A. Leslie

KAnty MUNRO 239 Unfmished Business: What Happened to the Cartwright Report? edited by Sandra Coney

HELEN JOHNSON 240 Breakthrough: The Career Woman:S Guide to Shattering the Glass Ceiling by Margaret L. Flanders

MARGAR~1 JACKSON 241 Challenging Lesbian and Gay lnequalitie.~ in Edflcation edited by Debbie Epstein

SUSAN RICUARDSON 242 Austr!I/ia for Women edited by Susan Hawthorne and Renate Klein

245 Biographical Statements

Feminist Forum: News, Conferences. Reports