WOMEN'S STUDIES LIBRARIAN
EMINIST ERIODICALS A CURRENT LISTING OF CONTENTS
VOLUME 16, NUMBER 2 SUMMER 1996
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 16, Number 2 Summer 1996
Periodical literature is the culling edge ofwomen's scholarship, 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 of current topics in feminist literature; to increase readers' familiarity with a wide spectrum of feminist periodicals; and to provide the requisite bibliographic information should a reader wish to subscribe to a journal or to obtain a particular article at her library or through interlibrary loan. (Users will need to be aware of the limitations of the new copyright law with regard to photocopying of copyrighted materials.)
Table ofcontents pages from current issues ofmajor feministjournals are reproduced in each issue ofFeminist Periodicals, preceded by a comprehensive annotated listing of all journals we have selected. As publication schedules vary enormously, not every periodical will have table of contents pages reproduced in each issue of 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 focuslstatement of purpose of the journal.
Please note that in the actual text, only the numbers 1 to 12 are used to identify the different categories of information. ii.
Our goal is to have represented in FP all English-language feminist periodicals with a substantial national or regional readership, with an emphasis on scholarly journals and small press 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).
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CAFRA NEWS/NOVEDADES CAFRA 10. Madison; Milwaukee. 1. 1987 IGAFRA News}; 1990 (Novedades GAFRA). 11. Alternative Press Index; Arts & Humanities 2. 4/year. Citation Index; The Film Literature Index; 3. $20 lindiv.l. $25 linst.). Caribbean: 40 units of International Index to Film Periodicals; local currency and not exceeding $20 U,S. International Index to TeleVision Periodicals; lindiv.}, 50 units of local currency and not Studies on Women Abstracts; Women's Studies exceeding $25 U.S. (inst.), elsewhere: $20 US Index. lindiv.), $25 US (inst.). 12. Film theory and history; feminist theory; 4. CAFRA, P.O. Bag 442. Tunapuna, Trinidad & psychoanalytic theory; Marxist theory; Tobago, West Indies. photography; video and performance. 5. Avian Joseph. 7. ISSN 1016-9741. CANADIAN JOURNAL OF WOMEN AND THE LAW 9 OGLG 26343925. 1. 1985. 10. Madison. 2. 2/year. 11. "CAFRA News is the quarterly newsletter and 3. $21.40 Cdn. (student/low-income), $42.80 primary networking tool of the Caribbean lindiv.), $69.55 Cdn. (inst.). Outside Canada: Association for Feminist Research and Action add $10 (U.S.), $36 (international). Prices include (CAFRA), a regional network of feminists, GST. individual researchers, activists and women's 4. P.O. Box 450, Station A, 575 King Edward Ave., organizations, which seeks to channel the Ottawa. Ontario, K1N 6N5, Canada. collective powers of women for individual and 5. Josee Bouchard, T. Brettel Dawson. societal transformation. Its main purposes are to: 7. ISSN 0832-8781. inform members and other interested persons 9. OGLG 13902155. about the activities and programmes of the 10. Madison. association; provide a forum for discussion and 11. Canadian Feminist Periodical Index; Canadian debate on key issues of concern to women in the Periodical Index; Index to Canadian Legal region; promote the sharing of experiences and Periodical Literature; Index to Legal Periodicals; foster links among individual feminists, activists Studies on Women Abstracts; Women Studies and women's organizations; assist in breaking Abstracts. down language barriers in the region; stimulate 12. "The CJWL is the only Canadian legal periodical women's creative expression; and contribute to dedicated to providing in-depth, feminist analysis the development of the women's movement of legal issues of concern to women." regionally and internationally." CANADIAN WOMAN STUDIES/LES CAHIERS DE LA CALYX FEMME 1. 1976. 1. 1978. 2. 2/year. 2. 4/year. 3. $18 lindiv.), $22.50 lIib. & inst.), $1511ow 3. Canada: $32.10 Cdn. tindiv.I, $42.80 Cdn. income). Single copies: $8. (inst.). Outside Canada: $42 Cdn. (indlv.), $52 4. P.O. Box B, Corvallis, OR 97339. Cdn, (inst.) Single copies: $8.56 + $2.50 5. Margarita Donnelly. postage Cdn. (Canada), $9 (international). 7. ISSN 0147-1627. 4. 212 Founders College, York University, 4700 8. LG 77·649570. Keele St., Downsview, Ontario M3J 1P3, 9. OGLG 3114927. Canada. 10. Madison. 5. Luciana Ricciutelli. 11. American Humanities Index; The Annual Index to 7. ISSN 0713-3235. Poetry in Periodicals; The Index of American 9. OGLG 9951504. Periodical Verse. 10. Madison; Milwaukee; State Historical Society. 12. "Calyx publishes literature and art by women. It 11. Canadian Periodical Index; Women Studies exists to nurture women's creativity through the Abstracts; Women's Studies Index. wide promotion and publication of women's 12. "CWS/cf is a bilingual, interdisciplinary, feminist finest work." journal that brings exciting scholarship about women to non-scholars, broadcasts our diverse CAMERA OBSCURA experiences and bridges the gap between 1. 1976. Canada's languages and cultures." 2. 3/year. 3. $25 lindiv.), $45 linst.}. Add $10 (surface), $20 COLUM81A JOURNAL OF GENDER AND LAW (air mail) foreign postage (GST flR126496330). 1. 1991. 4. Journals Division, Indiana University Pr., 601 N. 2. 2/year, Morton St., Bloomington, IN 47404. 3. $15 (student), $25 (indiv., public interest org.l. 5. Constance Penley, Elisabeth Lyon, Lynn Spigel, $40 (inst.l. Add $4 (surface), $6 (air) for foreign Sharon Willis. postage. 6. The Managing Editor, Camera Obscura, Film 4. Columbia Unlv. School of Law, 435 West 116th Studies Program, Univ. of California, Santa St.• New York, NY 10027-7297. Barbara, CA 93106. 5. Editorial Collective. 8. LG se79-4979. 7. ISSN 1062-6220. 9. OGLG 4818143. 8. LG K3_0348. vi.
9. OGLG 24786087. 9. OGLG 2259670. 10. Madison. 12. "Concerns publishes essays on the professionaL 11. Wilson's Index to legal Periodicals. political, and curricular concerns of women in the 12. "The Columbia Journal of Gender and law was disciplines of modern languages, including founded to publish legal and interdisciplinary English. It also publishes news of the national writings on feminism and gender issues and to and regional Caucuses, features on academic expand feminist jurisprudence. Both national and matters and job discrimination, and international in focus, the Journal is intended to announcements of feminist conferences, calls for serve as a forum for topics inadequately papers, research in progress, and publications." addressed in most law journals and reviews, including issues concerning women, children, CONNEXIONS: AN INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S family, sexuality, reproductive rights, and QUARTERLY violence. The articles in JGL approach legal 1. 1981. issues from a variety of disciplines. We aim to 2. 4/year. promote an expansive view of feminism 3. $17 Hndiv.), $30 (lnst. & lib.), $20 (indiv., embracing women and men of all colors, classes, Canada & Mexico), $20 (indiv., overseas sexual orientations, and cultures." surface), $35 (indiv., overseas air mail). Single copies: $4. COMMON GROUNO 4. People's Translation Service, P.O. Box 14431, 1. 1985. Berkeley, CA 94712. 2. lIyear. 5. Claudia Schaab, Donna Scism; Christel 3. $12 Ondiv.L $17 Onst.), Back issues: $10. Vestweber. 4. P.O. Box 454, Sautee-Nacoochee, GA, 30571· 7. ISSN 0886·7062. 0454. 8. LG 83·645901; sn83·11831. 5. Lilith Quinlan. 9. OGLG 8015674. 9. OGLG 23150159. 10. Madison. 12. "A journal where grassroots women speak from 11. Alternative Press Index; Women's Studies Index.
the heart. By putting the power of the press in 12. n ••• the collective product of feminists of diverse the hands of poor women, Common Ground nationalities and political perspectives committed helps them break the silence that perpetuates to contributing to an international women's oppression. " movement." Each issue focuses on a specific theme through feature articles, interviews and COMMON LIVESILESBIAN LIVES personal narratives, often translated from 1. 1980. foreign·language publications. 2. 4/year. 3. $15 (indiv.), $10 (hardship), $25 Hnst.), free to CRITICAL MATRIX: THE PRINCETON JOURNAL OF lesbians in prisons, mental institutions, and old WOMEN, GENDER, AND CULTURE age homes. Add $7 for foreign postage. Single 1. 1985. copies: $5. 2. 2lyr. 4. ' P.O. Box 1553, Iowa City, IA 52244. 3. $15 (indiv.), $12 (student), $28 (inst.). Add 5. Editorial Collective. $4.50 (Canada and Mexico) or $7.50 (other 7. ISSN 0891·6969. international) foreign postage. Single copies: $8. 8. LG sn84·10345. 4. Program in Women's Studies, 113 Dickinson Hall, 9. OGLG 8234014. Princeton University, Princeton, NJ 08544-1017. 10. Madison. 5. Cynthia Cupples and Heather Hadlock. 12. History; biography; correspondence; journal 7. ISSN 1066·288X. entries; fiction; poetry; visual art. " Common 8. LC 86·642588. Lives/lesbian Lives seeks to document the lives 9. OCLG 13313631. of ordinary lesbians, and to reflect the diversity 10. Madison. of the lesbian community--Iesbians of color, of 11. MlA International Bibliography; Women Studies age and of youth, fat lesbians, disabled lesbians, Abstracts. poor and working-class lesbians. CL/lL wishes to 12. "Critical Matrix is a forum for research, criticism, insure access and visibility to lesbians who have theory, and creative work in feminism and gender never thought before of publishing their work." studies. Seeking connections among academic, creative, and political approaches to gender, CONCERNS: WOMEN'S CAUCUS FOR THE MOOERN Critical Matrix brings together written and visual LANGUAGES materials that explore, redefine, or reach across 1. 1970. traditional disciplinary boundaries. Edited by 2. 3/year. graduate students, guided by an advisory board 3. Graduated dues schedule for the Women's of nationally recognized scholars, and published Caucus for the Modern languages. twice yearly by the Program in Women's Studies 4. Diana Bowstead, WCML Treasurer, English Dept., at Princeton University, Critical Matrix solicits Hunter College, 695 Park Ave., New York, NY new work by authors from multiple disciplines, at 10021. any stage in their careers, with or without 5. Joan E. Hartman. academic affiliation." 6. Joan E. Hartman, Dept. of English, College of Staten Island, Staten Island, NY 10301. vii,
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reviews of research and book reviews. through literary and visual arts." Sistersong is a non-academic, theme journal, working with such SIGNS: JOURNAL OF WOMEN IN CULTURE AND SOCIETY themes as friendShip, travel, dwellings, identity, 1. 1975. work, body, memory, handwork, etc., and 2. 4/year. publishes fiction, poetry, journal entries, 3. $27 (students, with copy of 1.0.), $31 (indiv. memoirs, experiential essays and letters, NWSA members), $38 Hndiv.), $100 Hnst.1. Add translations, photographs, prints, line drawings, $6 for foreign postage (Canada: add 7% GST to etc. subscription price). Single copies: $8.50 Hndiv.), $25 Hnst.). SOCIAL POLITICS; INTERNATiONAL STUDIES IN GENDER, 4. The University of Chicago Press, Journals STATE & SOCIETY Division, P.O. Box 37005, Chicago, IL 60637. 1. 1994. 5. Carolyn Allen & Judith Howard. 2. 3/year. 6. Box 354345, Univ. of Washington, Seattle, WA 3. $22 Hndiv.), $40 Hnst.). Foreign: add $6 surface 98195. rate or $12 air mail postage. 7. ISSN 0097-9740. 4. University of Illinois Press, 1325 South Oak St" 8. LC 75-649469. Champaign,IL61820. 9. OCLC 1362618. 5. Barbara M. Hobson, Sonya Michel, Ann Shola 10. Baraboo; Fox Valley; Green Bay; Eau Claire; La Orloff. Crosse; Madison; Marathon Co.; Marinette Co.; 6. Sonya Michel, Dept. of History, 309 Gregory Marshfield; Milwaukee; Oshkosh; Parkside; Hall, Univ. of Illinois, 810 S, Wright St., Urbana, Platteville; Richland; River Falls; Rock Co.; IL61801. Stevens Point; Stout; Superior; Waukesha; 7. ISSN 1072-4745. Whitewater. 8. LC 94·644139. 11. America; History and life; American Humanities 9. OCLC 28959388. Index; Current Contents; Historical Abstracts; 10. Madison. Modern Language Abstracts; Psychological 11. Current Contents/Social & Behavioral Sciences; Abstracts; Social Science Citation Index; Social International Bibliography of Periodical literature; Science Index; Sociological Abstracts; Women Research Alert; Social SciSearch; Studies on Studies Abstracts; Women's Studies Index. Women Abstracts. 12. Feature articles; research; review essays; reports; 12. Social Politics: International Studies in Gender, book reviews; letters/comments; archival notes. State & Society "features articles on gender and social policy, citizenShip, and the role of the SiNISTER WISDOM: A JOURNAL FOR THE LES81AN family; interdiscilinary, international, concerned IMAGINATION IN THE ARTS & POLITICS primarily with gender studies but also covers 1. 1976. history, sociology, potitical science, economics, 2. 3/year. philosophy, and law." 3. $20 lindiv.l, $33 (lnst.), $50-$200 (sustaining), $8-$12 (hardship), $25 (foreign, indiv.), $40 SOJOURNER (Canada, inst.), $46 (other foreign, inst.). Single 1. 1975. copies: $6. Free to women in prisons and mental 2. 12/year. institutions. 3. $21 Hndiv.L $31 (inst.), free to prisoners. Add 4. P.O. 80x 3252, 8erkeley, CA 94703. $10 for foreign postage. Single copies: $3 ($5 5. Elana Oykewomon (Changing editors, with 1155, before 1991), Available on 4-track cassette tape to Akiba Onada-Sikwoia, Kyos Featherdancing, for blind and print·impaired women. and Janet Wallace). 4. 42 Seaverns Ave., Boston, MA 02130. 7. ISSN 0196-1853. 5. Karen Kahn. 8. LC 82-640638: 5n79-8096. 7. ISSN 0191·8699. 9. OCLC 3451636. 8. LC 5n79-2799. 10. Eau Claire; Madison. 9. OCLC 4656277. 11. Alternative Press Index; Directory of Women's 10. Madison: Oshkosh. Media; Women's Studies Index. 11. University Microfilms, Ann Arbor, MI; Women 12. "A journal for the lesbian imagination in literature, Studies Abstracts. art, and political theory." 12. "Feminist social and political analysis, news, and arts/cultural coverage." SISTERSONG: WOMEN ACROSS CULTURES 1. 1992 TESSERA 2. 3/year. 1. 1982. 3. $16 Hndiv.l, $28 linst.). Foreign: $24. Single 2. 2/year. copies: $6. 3. $18 Cdn. (indiv.), $24 Cdn. Hnst.); add $4 Cdn. 4. P.O. Box 7405, Pittsburgh, PA 15213. international postage (U.S.) or $6 Cdn. 5. Valerie Staats. (overseas). Single copies: $10. Add $1.26 Cdn. 7. ISSN 1063·214X. lindiv.L $1.68 Cdn. (lnst.), $.70 Cdn. (single 8. LC 93·641920. issues). GST. 9. OCLC 25929461- 4. Tessera, c/o Jennifer Henderson, 350 Stong 10. Madison. College, York University, 4700 Keele St., North 12. Sistersong seeks to "explore the conditions of York, Ontario M3J lP3 Canada. contemporary women's lives, across cultures, 5. Editorial Collective: Katherine Binhemmer, Ann- xxii.
Marie Gauthier, Jennifer Henderson, Lianne produced by tradeswomen who know their Moyes. subject first hand. We provide support to women 6. Tessera, cIa Lianne Moyes, D~partment d'~tudes currently working in blue-collar jobs and anglaises, Universit~ de Montreal, CP6128, information to women considering entering the Succursale centre-ville, Montreal, Quebec H3C trades. " 3J7, Canada. 7. ISSN 0840-4831. TRANSFORMATiONS: THE NEW JERSEY PROJECT 8. LC ce89-33801. JOURNAL 9. OCLC 20493998. 1. 1990. 10. Madison. 2. 2lyear. 11. Canadian Women's Periodical Index (CRIAW, 3. $15 (indiv.), $40 (inst.). Faculty of Extension, University of Alberta); MlA 4. The New Jersey Project, 315 White Hall, William International Bibliography. Paterson College, Wayne, NJ 07470. 12. "A bilingual (French, English) periodical, Tessera 5. Donna Crawley & Frances Shapiro-Skrobe. was begun to publish the theoretical and 6. Ramapo College, Mahwah, NJ 07430. experimental writing of Quebec;:oise and English 7. ISSN 1052-5017. Canadian feminists in the form of creative and 8. LC sI94-91834. critical texts that cross genre boundaries." 9. OCLC 22296121. 12. "Transformations provides scholarly articles, both 13TH MOON: A FEMINiST LITERARY MAGAZINE theoretical and practical, that help faculty at all 1. 1973. levels to integrate issues ot gender, race, class, 2. 1/year. and culture into the curriculum. Book reviews, 3. $10 (indiv.), $20 (inst.). syllabi, and resource lists are also included." 4. 13th Moon, English Dept., SUNY-Albany, Albany, NY 12222. THE TRIBUNE 5. Judith E. Johnson. 1. 1976. 7. ISSN 0094-3320. 2. 4lyear. 8. LC 76·647817. 3. North America: $12; Europe, Australia, New 9. OCLC 2587697. Zealand, Japan: $16. Single copies: $3. 10. Madison, Milwaukee. 4. INTC, 777 United Nations Plaza, New York, NY 11. ALTA; American Humanities Index; Index of 10017. American Periodical Verse; MlA International 5. Anne S. Walker. Bibliography; Poem Finder. 7. ISSN 0738·9779. 12. Features theoretical and critical articles, poetry, 8. LC sn83·4308. fiction, art, reviews, and translations of women's 9. OCLC 8339405. writing. "13th Moon is the oldest continuously 12. "The Tribune is a women and development published feminist literary magazine of those quarterly. It is a clearinghouse of information on founded in the 1970's revival of feminism. Its women's issues and concerns, with a focus on field of scholarship is literature and graphic art by the global south." contemporary women...... 13th Moon provides a forum for material often neglected by the larger TRIVIA: A JOURNAL OF IDEAS culture which does not bear women's concerns in 1. 1982. mind, and by translators of foreign language 2. 2lyear. literatures who overlook the work of 3. $16/3 (indiv.). $20/3 (Iibr. & inst.l. Add $2 for contemporary women writers. It is committed to Mexico & Canada (indiv.); add $4 for other publishing the work of minority women, lesbians, international (indiv.); add $2 foreign (libr. & inst.). and women of color, and has published"".a large Single copies: $5. selection of writers who are either 'new 4. P.O. 80x 9606, N. Amherst, MA 01059-9606. formalists' or experimentalists.•. " 5. Kay Parkhurst, Erin Rice. 7. ISSN 0736-928X. TRADESWOMEN MAGAZINE: A MAGAZINE FOR WOMEN 8. LC 83·641534; sn83-1973. IN BLUE· COLLAR WORK 9. OCLC 9247235. 1. 1981. 10. Madison; Milwaukee; Platteville. 2. 4/year. 11. Alternative Press Index; Women's Studies Index. 3. $35 (employed indiv. membership), $20 12. Women's and lesbian issues, predominantly non· (unemployed indiv. membership), $50 (ins1.), plus fiction, with a focus on art. $5 postage (Canada) or $10 postage (other foreign). Single copies: $4. TROUBLE AND STRIFE: A RADICAL FEMINIST MAGAZINE 4. P.O. 80x 2622, 8erkeley, CA 94702. 1. 1982_ 5. Molly Martin. 2. 3/year. 7. ISSN 0739-344X. 3. £8.50 {Britain & Ireland, indivJ, £101$19.50 8. LC sn83·2244. (indiv., surface worldwide), £13/$24.50 (indiv. 9. OCLC 9726358. air mail worldwide), £25 (inland inst.), £35 10. State Historical Society. (overseas inst.). Please pay by international 12. "Tradeswomen Magazine is the only national money order outside the U.K. publication about women working in 4. P.O. Box 8, Diss, Norfolk IP22 3XG, England. nontraditional blue-collar jobs. It is written and 5. Editorial Collective. xx iii.
9. OCLC 16406843 Bibliography of the History of Art; Clothing and 10. Madison. Textile Arts Index; Historical Abstracts; MLA 12. "Publication of readable and insightful articles on International Bibliography; Sociological Abstracts. areas of current concern within radical feminism. 12. "The purpose of Uncoverings is to carry out To record the history of the current wave of AQSG's mission to encourage, present, and
feminism worldwide. n preserve accurate research on quilts, quiltmaking and related textiles, and to provide an accessible, TULSA STUDIES IN WOMEN'S LITERATURE enriching connection from the past to the
1. 1982. future. n 2. 2/year. 3. $12 lindiv." $14 (inst.), $10 (student), $15 ViOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN (foreign, indiv.l, $16 (foreign, lost), Single 1. 1995. copies: $7, $8 (foreign). Oklahoma residents, 2. 4fyear. please add 8% sales tax. 3. $45 (indiv.), $125 (inst.); 1997: $59 lindiv.L 4. TSWL, University of Tulsa, 600 South College $179 (lnst.). Add $8 for foreign postage. Ave., Tulsa, OK 74104-3189. 4. Sage Publications, Inc., 2455 TeHer Rd., 5. Holly A. Laird. Thousand Oaks, CA 91320; U.K, Europe, the 6. Editor, TSWL, The University of Tulsa, 600 South Middle East and Africa: Sage Pubs. ltd., 6 Bonhill College Ave., Tulsa, OK 74104. St., London EC2A 4PU, United Kingdom; India: 7. ISSN 0732-7730. Sage Pubs. India Pvt. LTD., P.O. Box 4215 New 8. LC sn82-3788. Delhi, 110 048 India. 9. OCLC 8426594. 5. Claire Renzetti. 10. Eau Claire: La Crosse; Madison; Oshkosh; 6. Violence Against Women, Dept. of Sociology, St. Whitewater. Joseph's Univ., Philadelphia, PA 19131. 11. Academic Abstracts (EBSeO); Book Review 7. ISSN 1077·8012. Index; Humanities Index; MLA International 8. LC 95-652958. Bibliography; Modern Humanities Research 9. OCLC 30869194. Association Annual Bibliography of English 11. Applied Social Sciences Index & Anstracts; Language and literature; Women Studies Criminal Justice Abstracts; Criminal Justice Abstracts; Women's Studies Index. Periodical Index; linguistics and Language
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Studies and comparative studies of women. n It 12. "We established this journal to sustain and fosters "the exchange of scholarship on women enlarge the forum for discussion of the impact of and gender between the U.S., Japan and other law on women's lives. We publish so that the countries. " best of what is thought and said about women and the law is no longer ignored or relegated to a UNCOVERINGS 'special issue. ", 1. 1981. 2. l/year. THE WISE WOMAN 3. $18, plus $2 shipping & handling; add $.75 per 1. 1980. each additonal copy. 2. Quarterly. 4. American Quilt Study Group, 660 Mission St., 3. $15. Single copy: $4. Suite 400, San Francisco, CA 94105-4007. 4. 2441 Cordova St., Oakland, CA 94602. 5. Virginia Gunn. 5. Ann Forfreedom. 6. Virginia Gunn, 819 QUinby Ave., Wooster, OH 7. ISSN: 0883-119X. 44691. 8. LC sn85-7514. 7. ISSN 0227-0628 IIS8N 1-877859-07-91. 9. OCLC 12067355. 8. LC 81-649486. 10. Stae Historical Society. 9. OCLC 7495216. 11. University Microfilms, Ann Arbor, MI. 10. Madison; State Historical Society. 12. "The Wise Woman is a feminist journal that 11. America: History and life; ARTBibliographies; focuses on feminist issues, Goddess lore, xxiv.
feminist spirituality, and Feminist Witchcraft. This 10. Madison. journal includes women's historylherstory, news, 12. "Women: A Cultural Review is a new initiative in analysis, critical reviews, art, poetry, photos, feminist thought and culture. It explores the role cartoons by Bulbul, exclusive interviews, and and representation of women in arts and culture, original research about witch hunts, women's past and present, taking up the challenging heritage, and women today." debates on sexuality and gender."
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Greetings to A\VIS Update on \Vamen in Science 5 Prl'sldclll Bill Clilltoll 23 and Emerging Opportunities for Scientists A\VIS at 25: Promoting by Calherine D. Gti(ldy, PhD. 6 Opportunities for \Vemen and and Eleanor L Babco Girls in the Sciences hy Lynnt' Fril'dmmm ,\Vomen's Advancement in 26 Academic Medicine: Beyond .-\\VIS Presidents: 25 Years the Glass Ceiling Metaphor 9 of Outstanding \Vork by janel Bidlel j~\, BHrhara .\Iandula. PhD Are You a Role Model? \\'omen Scientists in Transition 29 by Peggy Laync 13 /I\' ,\f.R.C Grl't'IH\'(Iod, P/ID Book Review AWlS Celebrates its 37 by ,\lar~art't A. Reilly, PhD 14 25th Anniversary Quilting Together", Career AWlS Honors First 25 Fellows 38 in Science 16 for 25th Anniversary by Gt'nilailll' Richmond, PhD
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253 Editorial GetHng By: Women Homeworkers Women: Get Ready for the Long Haul and Rural Economic Development. Mimi Abramovitz and Miriam Dinerman By Christina E. Gringeri. Reviewed by Allison Zippay Articles 257 The Impact of Machismo on Hispanic Women Ethical Decision Making in Therapy: Yolanda Quinones Mayo and Rosa Perla Resnick Feminist PerspecHves. Edited by Elizabeth J. Rave and Carolyn C. Larsen. 278 Childbearing among Unwed African American Reviewed by Marilyn R. Peterson Adolescents: A Critique of Theories Joyce West Stevens Alcoholism 'lJ'eatment: A Social Work Perspective. By Katherine Van Wormer. 303 Group Work With Bedouin Widows Reviewed by Eileen M. Corrigan of the Negev in a Medical Clinic Alean Al-Krenawi The Journal Project: Dialogues and Conversations inside Women's Studies. 319 Stereotypes and Stigma: Edited by Dana Putnam, Dorothy Kidd, What's Changed for Welfare Mothers Elaine Doman, and Patty Moore. Liane V. Davis and Jan L. Hagen Reviewed by Barbara Levy Simon 338 WIlderness Stationery: 396 Books of Possible Interest: Women's Letters and Women's Research Received but Not Reviewed Carol Matthews and Marilyn Callahan 356 On the Bias Women Managers Are Better: No They're Not, Yes They Are! Roslyn H. Chemesky 362 Short Story An Untenured Professor Sharon M. Keigher 383 Book Reviews The Welfare of Children. By Duncan Lindsey. Reviewed by Gertrude Schaffner Goldberg The Civil Rights ofHomeless People: Law, Social Policy and Social Work PracHce. By Madeleine R. Stoner. Reviewed by Sarah B. Greenblatt Feminist OrganizaHons: Harvest ofthe New Women's Movement. Edited by Myra Marx Ferree and Patricia Yancey Martin. Reviewed by Eleanor L. Brilliant Florence Kelley and the Nation's Work: The Rise of Women's PoliHcal Culture, 1830-1900. By Kathryn Kish Sklar. Reviewed by June Axinn AUSTRALIAN FEMINIST STUDIES 3 Volume II Number 23 April 1996
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Articles Damned Bores and Slick Sisters: The Selling of Blockbuster Feminism in Australia Shane Roulands & .\!argarel Henderson 9 :-"Iadc in America: 'frcneh Feminism' in L:nitcd States Academic Discourse Claire .\lom 17
Fighting Against Sexual Harassment on Campus in Japan: A Court Case and Statistical Sun:ey ho<.uko Iratanabe 33 ,),lis'lTakcn Identity: Helen Demidenko and the Performance of Difference ~}-/ie O'Col/ntll 39
Performing Ethnicity: The Demidenko Show and its Gratifying Pathologics Sligo DUlleit' 33 The Worry or Going: Limp: Arc You Keeping L'p in Senior :\[anagcmcm? JOlin El'dim 65
Lesbian Prolci'sor Ai/Ie Lif{~I' 81 Economy and Free Women in Colonial ;'\icw South Wales Paula]. !J.mll' 89 Charting: An/other Direction?: Sexual Economyths and Suggestions for a Feminist Ecollomics Chris Beasle:r 99 CurrelH Cinematic Portrayals or the Female Psychiatrist Caro!l"fl Quadrio 115 Women's War ~lcmorials and Citizenship Cathm"nt Spuk 129
Rape: Politics and Theory in War and ~ Caro!Hl Yordslrom 147
TesWnonial A Political Feminist Amobiography Julia !?)'an 163
Reviews States q( b!juf)': POlur and Fradom ill fAit .\lodtmi~ (Wendy Brown) .\far)' Heath 167 Ilomen in a Reslructunilg Aus/ralia: II ork and rVtlfare I.Anne Edwards & Susan ~lagarey, cds) Joall Ereline 168 Limited Acctss: II'omm 's DiJadmnt{1fit in H(f!her Eduwtioll Emplo.l'mml iTanya Castleman. ~Iargaret Allen, Wendy Bastalich & Patrick Wright) Ami Allen 169 Women WOlAing Togtther: uHollSJrom FtminiJt lVomm'J Smiw (Wendy Weeksl /)tJrot~~' Sroam 170 !;,-'ingle Mothers and nleir Children: Disposal, Pl.lllirhmmt and Survival in Aus/ralia {Shurlee Swain \\;(h Rt'mue HOWCI Elisa /"·(/C::'Hls/w.·.:Vay 173
TIlt Prostitution qf Stxuali~' (Kathlecll Barry) Lu(l' Burgmalll/ If.l. 1ht Irill 10 Fio(ma: 1ht Politics qf Personal Bthm'iour \Susanne Kappelcr i Btlinda Carpmter I7-l Ral'ished: Stxual Fiolt71a ill Ilclorian Australia (Jill Ba\'in·~lizzi Anru-.\faru Collins 175 IJ·Orlds BttuJ(m: Histon'cal Pmptclim 011 G'mdtr and Class (Leonore Da\;doffi Margartl Allm 17fi Submtlilg PatnarcqJ': Ftminism and Fanlnfl' in the IloTkl q(Inn/mud .\lorgutT (Alison Lewis) Margaut Alrlg 178 Punish and Critique: Tou:ards a Feminist Arw~)'5is C!f Pmali~r tAdrian How(' Margartt Davits 179 Homen alld tht Ani' Tradt A.f!l1lda ISusan Joekes & A.nn \\'CSIOll' Cathmi/f Chalk 180 Il'hitt Itomm. Raa Matlas: 1hr Social Construclioll ifWhitnllS) :Ruth Frankcllburg, Jane Ha~f!;iJ 181
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Notes on Contributors IS!1 AUSTRALIAN 4 WOMEN'S BOOK REVIEW
JUNE 1996 VOLUME 8.2
AFRICAN WOMEN'S WRITING 'Reading African Women' Sue Thomas 11 Oromo Women's Struggle 'Azzeza' and 'Sahr3' with Gr€9 Gow 13 Bessie Head: Thunder Behind Her Ears - Her Ufe and Writing Gillian Stead ei1er~n I Leonie Manners 15 Changes: Alove Story Ama Ata Aidoo I Maggi Phillips 17 Another Year in Africa Rose Zwi I Heather Nix 19 Textile Journeys: Women of Somalia and Ethiopia 20
REVIEWS Footprints Across Our land: Short Stories by Senior Western Desert Women Compiled by Jordan (rugnale I Mary Ann Bin·Sallik 2 In the Wake of first Contact The Eliza Fraser Stories Kay Schaffer I Sue Kossew 3 Spaces in Her Day. Austrafian Women's Diaries 19205 -19305 Katie Holmes I Sylvia Martin 5 Love Brought to Book: ABlo-bibllography of 20th Century Australian Romance Novels Juliet Flesch I lisa Fletcher 6 Imago francesca Rendle·Short I Dominique Hecq 8 Risks Edited by Brenda Walker I Heather l.E. Neilson 9 Leaning Towards Infinity Sue Woolfe I Sarah Brydon 10 Making a Difference: Feminist PUblishing in the South UNashi Su!atia and Ritu Menon I Susan Hawthorne 23 Dirt and Other Stories Catherine ford; The Heart's Wild Surf Stephanie Johnson I IennyMilka 25 Beyond Psythoppresslon: AFeminist Alternative Therapy Betty McLellan I Heather Gridley 27 The oxford Book of Australian Women's Verse Edited by Susan Lever I Bev Braune 28 Crete Dorothy Porter I Jenny Digby 30 Duty free: Australian Women Abroad Ros Pesman I lesley Beasley 31 Night Surfing fiona Capp I Patricia Darby 32 String of Pearls: Stories about Cross-dressing Tony Ayres I Katherine Cummings 35 The Weather Girl Helen Sarnes; Sailing Through the Amber Susan Hancock I Ruth Starke 36 The Copper Crudble Selty Collins I Helen Cerne 38 Mortgage Ufter and Other Stories Olive Lockhart I Helene Brophy 39
SHORT REVIEWS Women Travellers' Accommodation Directory I Kaye Johnston and Andrea Lofthouse; Midwinter Ught I Ann Timoney Jenkin; Healing Women: AHistory of Leichhardt Women', Community Health Centre I Joyce Stevens; Manufacturing Uncertainty: Non·Engllsh·Speaklng·Background Women and Training I Jenny Stephens and Santina Bertone; Voiceworks: Australia's Youth Culture Magazine. 40
FESTIVALS, CONFERENCES, WRITER-IN-RESIDENCY The Sixth Interdisciplinary Congress on Women Barbara Brook 22 1996 Adelaide Festival, Writers' Week Stephanie Luke 24 'Sentenced to Creativity' Hazel Edwards 33
POETRY Fraser Island Michelle Taylor Iam, IThink Rita Dimasi 4 Sigmund freud: 10 Years Married; The freak MTC Cronin 26·27 Wandering linda Zibell 29 Even the language ... Lesley Fowler 35 Red Hunger Sue Moss 39
CARTOONS Judy Horacek' 37 5
OLITICS ...... , AND POLICY Winter/Hotoke 1996 Issue 210 REGULARS 1 COUECTIVE COMMENT
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7 BROADCAST Bernice Reagan & Sweet Honey in the Rock·The Women's Library - Beijing Platform for Action· Midwives Conference· Women's Health Policy PayGapWidening- SexistTelecom • NatashaStott Despoja. youngestAustralian MP- Marriage Matters Maasai women builders- Michigan Womyn's Fcstl val- Nattcring on the Net
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48 CHRISTCHURCH COMMENT by Pat Rosier FEATURES 11 FOR BETTER OR WORSE? Tbe marriage debate continues. Jenny Rankine Wtn os ofche perils of lovers leap!
19 Financial Independence for Women· The Universal Basic Income Leonie Morris looks at what's wrong and what's perfectly possible
22 LONDON'SBURNING by Lisa Sabbage. Once again. Broadsheet has the latest Royal gass! (continued, next page) 6
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24 THE TAX CUTS: AN ECONOMIC EPISIOTOMY by Deirdre Kent
26 MMP • MAY MEAN PROGRESS? Linda Hill asks the panies about policy on women for the first MMP election
30 WHAT IS JUSTICE FOR A RAPE VICTIM? by Phyllis Chesler Rape. weapon in the war against women...
36 VICE VERSA (SOME SUBVERSIVE VERSE) by Janet McDonald
38 WHAT DOWOMEN ACTIVISTS DOON-UNE? It's notjust netting and webbing. Scarlet Pollock looks at the electronic potencial for feminist activism. With news ofthc new Canodion Women 'space IntcrnctMagazine
42 VIVA, HERMANAS FEMINISTAS DE CUBAI Ruth Margcrison and PamelaGerrish Nunn report ona revolutionary, women'sstudiesconfercncc
44 OLYMPICS: THE GAMES BOYS PLAY Anne Woodley recounts how, fOfwomcn. thestiffestcompetition has been for inclusion
STROKES AND ART ATTACKS 49 THE UNFORTUNATE NEW ZEALAND EXPERIMENT Linda Hill asks Jane Kelsey about her neW hook 51 SYBILlA PRESS PRESENTS SHE'S FANTASTICAL 52 TO SAPPHO, My Sister: Lesbian Sisters Write About TheirLives Linda Hill reviews this collection by lesbian sister Lee Flemming NAYA ZAMANA Virginia Harlich reviews a new film by MandrikaRupa 53 TEPUNA ROIMATA: MAORI WOMEN'SEXPERIENCE OF MALE PARTNER VIOLENCE Huria Chisholm reviews Marewa Glover's new book 54 CULTURAL RESISTANCE: CHAllENGfNGBEUEFSABOUTMEN, WOMAN AND THERAPY Sue Fitchett reviews a new book by Kathy Weingarten 7
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Volume 7, Number 3
Fall 1995
JO~ATIIAN CREWE 1 Baby Killers
E. L. ~ICCALLUM 24 How to Do Things with Fetishism
SA~DHYA SHETTY 50 (Dis)flguring the Nation: Mother, Metaphor, Metonymy
LALRIE TEAL 80 The Hollow Women: Modernism, The Prostitute, and Commodity Aesthetics
ROXANNE PANCUASI 109 Reconstructions: Prosthetics and the Rehabilitation of the Male Body in World War I France
KATlIERI1 CONTENTS The EDITORIAL 5 Diane Richardson and Victoria Robinson 11 Theorizing Women's Studies, Gender Studies European and Masculinity: The Politics of Naming Irene Dolling 29 Women's Experience from I Above' and Journal of 'Below': How East German Women Experience and Interpret their Situation after the Unification of the Two German States Women's Gillian Robinson, Normn Heaton and Cetia Davies 43 Ignored and Apparently Invisible: Women at Studies Work in Northern Ireland Ida Dominijann; 61 VOLUME 1 Language, Communication and Betrayal NUMBER 1 SPRING 1994 Marja Leena Vehviliiinen 73 Women Defining their Information Technology - Struggles for Textual Subjectivity in an Office Workers' Study Circle RESUMES, ZUSAMMENSFASSUNGEN 95 STATE OF THE ART 99 Kathy Davis and Marianne Grunell 100 The Dutch Case: An Interview with Margo Brouns OPEN SPACE Michaela Miroiu 107 From Pseudo-Power to Lack of Power: A Report from Romania N, M. Stretenova 111 A Sleeping Beauty Is Awakening: The Revival of the Feminist Movement in Bulgaria 9 (continued) CONFERENCE REPORTS Feminisms and Nazisms: A Colloquium in 115 Honour of Rita Thalmann The Women's Daily Lives and Equal Opportunity 116 Polides: Central and Eastern European European Societies in Transition From Dictatorship to Democracy: Women in 118 Mediterranean, Central and Eastern Europe ]ournalof Gender Studies towards the Year 2000 119 Out of the Margin: Feminist Perspectives on 121 Women's Economic Theory BOOK REVIEWS 123 Studies Helen Crowley and Susan Himmelweit (eds), Knowing Women; Frances Bonner, Lizbeth Goodman et al. (eds), Imaginitlg Women; Gill VOLUME 1 Kirkup and Laurie Smith Keller (eds), NUMBER 1 Invetlling Women: Linda McDowell and Rosemarie Pringle (eds), Deftnitlg Women SPRING 1994 Reviewed by Cathy Lubelska; Paola Bono and Sandra Kemp (eds), Itallatl Feminist Tlwught and The Lonely Mirror Reviewed by Rosi Braidotti and Marjolein Verboom; Floya Anthias and Nira Yuval-Davisr Racialized Boutldaries Reviewed by Helma Lutz; Siavenka Drakulic, Bal/am Express Reviewed by Dubravka zarkov; Margit van der Steen and Tobe Levin (eds), European Women's Studies Guide Reviewed by Giulana Ladomery; Special Issue, Women's Studies International Forum Reviewed by Trev Broughton; M. Scheys (ed.), Reports atld Perspectives Otl Women's Studies Reviewed by Margo Brouns; Barbara Einhorn, Cinderella Goes to Mlrk£! Reviewed by Mary Buckley BOOKS RECEIVED 139 10 CONTENTS The EDITORIAL 147 Marta Kirejczyk 151 Cassandra's Warnings: Feminist Discourse, European Gender and Social Entrenchment of In Vitro Fertilization in the Netherlands Tuula Gordon 165 Journal of Single Women and Familism: Challenge from the Margins Trudie Knijn 183 Women's Social Dilemmas in Images of Motherhood in the Netherlands Renata Siemienska 207 Studies The Contemporary Dilemma of the Polish Family and its Genealogy VOLUME 1 Janet Sayers 227 NUMBER 2 Psychoanalysing Patriarchy's Ills: European AUTUMN 1994 Cases ABSTRACTS, RESUMES, ZUSAMMENFASSUNGEN 241 STATE OF THE ART 247 Marianne Grunell 247 Joining Anti-Fascism with Feminism: Women's Studies in Spain OPEN SPACE Gail Pheterson 257 Group Identity and Social Relations: [nvergentTheoretical Conceptions in the United States, the Netherlands and France CONFERENCE REPORTS Girls' Socialization and Development of 265 Identity: A Bi-National Conference 11 (continued) The Democratie ~ la fran~aise, ou les femmes 266 indesirables, 1793-1993 European Crossing Borders: International Dialogues on 268 Gender, Social Politics and Citizenship Journal of Six Feminist Waves: Languages of Feminism 270 in Modem History BOOK REVIEWS Women's A European Journey and Its Pitfalls . 273 Fran~oise Picq Studies A Literary Autopsy 275 Sandra Kemp VOLUMEl. Competing Discourses: Sexuality and Power' 277 in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries NUMBER 2 Penny Summerfield AUTUMNl994 The Changing Position of Women in Eastern 280 Europe and the Former Soviet Union Wendy Bracewell A 'Must' in German Studies 283 Barbara Holland-Cunz 'Do We Truly Need a True Sex?' 284 M. Carmen Africa Vidal A Woman's Look at the Look of Women 286 Lidia Curti 12 CONTENTS EDITORIAL 5 The June Purvis 7 Women's History in Britain: An Overview European Komelia Merdjanska and Rossiea Panova 21 The Family Enclosure in the Bulgarian Context: From Herodotus to the End of the Journal of Twentieth Century Ann Heilmann 33 'Over that Bridge Built with our Bodies the Women's Entire Human Race Will Pass': A Rereading of Olive Schreiner's From Mall to Mall (1926) Catherine Hoskyns and Marina Orsini-Jones 51 Studies Immigrant Women in Italy: Perspectives from Brussels and Bologna VOLUME 2 Margrit BrUckner 77 NUMBER 1 Professional Feminists Caught between FEBRUARY 1995 Solidarity and Disappointment: The German Case Feminist Perspectives on Technology. Work 119 and Ecology ABSTRACTS, RESUMES, ZUSAMMENFASSUNGEN 95 Women, Work and Computerization 121 Women, Infonnation and the Future: 122 STATE OF THE ART 101 Collecting and Sharing Resources World- Marianne GrUneil Wide Feminism Meets Scepticism: Women's Studies in the Czech Republic Gender Studies Inspirations East-East 124 OPEN SPACE BOOK REVIEWS Pat Robins 113 Where Semantics and Economics Meet: 129 Media Representations of the British Royal Feminism and the Media Family as National Family Penny Florence AutolBiography and Feminist Sociology 131 CONFERENCE REPORTS Kathy Davis Organizing Sexuality: Gay and Lesbian 117 Movements Since the 1960s Women's Popular Novels from Sexual 133 Liberation to the Tao Marina Camboni What Happens when Nothing Happens? 135 Anna Rossi-Doria BOOKS RECEIVED 138 LIST OF CHARTER SUBSCRIBERS 140 13 CONTENTS The EDITORIAL 147 Aafke E. Komler 151 Justice, Friendship and Care: Aristotle and European Gilligan - Two of a Kind? [nga D6ra Bjiirnsd6ttir and SigrfiJur Dllna Journal of Kristmundsd6ttir 171 Purity and Defilement: Essentialism and Punishment in the Icelandic Women's Movement Women's Penny Florence 185 The Daughter's Patricide: The Miss's Missing Myth Studies Karin Sanders 205 VOLUME 2 The 'Gift' and 'Request' Network: Differences NUMBER 2 between Women and Men in the Receipt and MAY 1995 the Effect of Information Concerning the Labour Market BOOK REVIEWS l/dikO Beller-Hann 219 Breaking New Grounds: Gender and Prostitution and its Effects in Northeast Bilingualism 277 Turkey Giuliana Ladomery Hanna Behrend 237 The Importance of a Cross-cultural Approach East German Women. and the Wende in Women's History 279 Marla EchAniz Sans ABSTRACTS 257 Who Owns the East? 281 OPEN FORUM Eva Kaufman Anny Brooksbank lones 261 Feminist Research 282 Spain's Institute for Women Maggie Humm Consolidating Global Feminism 285 Louise Morley 271 Kathleen O'Grady An Agenda for Gender: Women in the University The Experience of Writing and the Writing of Experience 286 Stefania De Biase 14 CONTENTS The EDITORIAL 291 Ina Wagner 295 European Hard Times: The Politics of Women's Work in Computerized Environments Juliet Webster 315 Journal of What Do We Know About Gender and fnformation Technology at Work? A Discussion of Selected Feminist Research Women's Elisabeth Sundin 335 The Social Construction of Gender and Technology - A Process With No Definitive Answer Studies Alisoll Adalll 355 Embodying Knowledge: A Feminist Critique VOLUME 2 of Artificial fntelligence ISSUE 3 Merele Lie 379 AUGUST 1995 Technology and Masculinity: The Case of the Computer BOOK REVIEWS ABSTRACTS 395 Women and Technology -A Contradiction in 405 Terms? Gro Bjerknes OPEN SPACE Irllla vall der Ploeg alld Illeke vall Willgerdell 397 A Woman's World Between Theory and 407 Celebrating the Cyborg? On the Fate of a Analysis Beautiful Metaphor in Later Users' Hands Eva Kolinsky Italian Feminism and Literature: A Viewpoint 411 CONFERENCE REPORTS on the World Women and Public Policy: The Shifting 401 Laura Fortini Boundaries Between the Public and the Private Domains Configuring a Gendered User: Feminist 413 Technology Studies Celebrating the Cyborg. A Weekend with 403 Sarah Willis Donna Haraway in Amsterdar:n and Utrecht 15 CONTENfS The EDITORIAL 419 Jeanne Gregory 421 European Sexual Harassment: Making the Best Use of European Law Gabriel/a Lazaridis 441 journal of Market Gardening and Women's Work in Plaianos, Greece Women's Noortje Mertens, JooP Schippers and Jacques Siegers 469 Career Interruptions and Women's Life-Time Earnings Studies Jane Pitcher 493 VOLUME 2 The Gender Significance of Women in Power: ISSUE 4 British Women Talking about Margarel Thalcher NOVEMBER 1995 Donna M. Hughes, Lepa Mladjenovic and Zorica MrSevic 509 Feminist Resistance in Serbia Lady Killers: On the Verge of Femininity? 551 Renee Romkens ABSTRACfS 533 'If One Gels Rights for Killing Men, One 553 Should Get More Rights for Having Created STATE OF THE ART Humanity' Marianne Griinel/ and Erna Kas 535 Mirjana Morokvasic Modernization and Emancipation from Above: Women's Studies in Portugal BOOKS RECENED 556 BOOK REVIEWS INDEX TO VOLUMES 1 AND 2 559 'Chwarae Teg': Fair Play for Women in Wales 547 Margaret May Polyphonies and Ambiguities: 'Gender' at 549 Work Patrizia Calefato 16 CONTENTS EDITORIAL 5 The Cynthia Cockburn 7 Strategies for Gender Democracy: Strengthening the Representation ofTrade European Union Women in the European Social Dialogue Maria S. Rerrich 27 Journal of Modernizing the Patriarchal Family in West Germany: Some Findings on the Redistribution of Family Work between Women Women's Barbara BagilllOle 39 Kith not Kin: The Effects on Women as Givers and Receivers of Voluntary Care in Britain Studies Ann Rudinow Sretnan 55 Ultrasonic Discourse - Contested Meanings of Gender and Technology in the Norwegian VOLUME 3 Ultrasound Screening Debate ISSUE 1 FEBRUARY 1996 ABSTRACTS 77 CONFERENCE REPORT Gender Perspectives on Household Issues 79 BOOK REVIEWS Irish Feminism's Achievements and the 83 Challenge of the Future Carla De Petris Speaking out on the World 85 Marina Forti Feminist Freudian Tales 89 Kathy Davis Exploring the Excess: The Desiring Phantasy 90 ofa Female Body Simonetta Spinelli BOOKS RECEIVED 93 17 CONTENTS The EDITORIAL 99 Maria Grever 101 European Rivals in Historical Remembrance: Wollstonecraft and Holy Women as Loci of Feminist Memory Journal of Barbara Read 115 Historical Representations and the Gendered Battleground of the 'Past': A Study of the Canterbury Heritage Museum Women's Lena Trojer and Elisabeth GlIlbrandsen 131 Authority in Transformation Studies ABSTRACTS 149 VOLUME 3 ISSUE 2 STATE OF THE ART Elizabeth Bird 151 MAY 1996 Women's Studies in European Higher Education: Sigma and Coimbra Tanja Rener 167 BOOK REVIEWS Women's Studies in Slovenia In the Company of Friends 185 Anne Seller OPEN FORUM More than One History 187 Rosi Braidotti 173 Luisa Murara Women's Studies Curricula in European Universities Still a Long Way to Go 188 Birgitte Lundsen CONFERENCE REPORTS Identity and Difference as an Educational BOOKS RECEIVED 191 Issue 177 Women in the Northern Light 179 Time Alloeation and Gender: The Relationship between Paid Labour and Household Labour 181 18 Feminist 19 Bookstore News 1:1\11:111: Volume 19 Number 2 July/August 1996 Articles ABA 96: QuietTimes . 17 Life on the Small Press Aisle . 27 WisCon & the Tiptrees ... . 37 Selling a Feminist Bookstore: Part 3 . 38 Bestsellers 101 Bookstore News . 29 News/Short Stories ...... 13 Ms. Sold to MacDonald Communications· Helen Dunmore Wins £30,000 Women-Only Orange Prize· Redwood Records/Cultural Workers Closes. 1996 ABACUS Study Shows Decline in Profilablitiy • New Geman GaylLesbian Publisher. Nothing But the Girl Unexpected Cuts Sidelines Supplement 45 Departments Ad Index . 139 Announcements . .98 Back to Press & Other Good News . .97 Classified Ads...... 140 Letters . . 5 Subscription Information .34 They Went That-A-Way .41 Trivia ...... 39 Writing Wanted .99 The Books Art Books 105 Humor . 103 Music . .63 New Media .61 Our Own Presses . 107 Publisher's Row .. 127 Small Presses. .. 115 University Presses 123 20 Feminist Collections A Quarterly of Women's Studies Resources Volume 17, Nos.3-4, Spring/Summer 1996 CONTENTS From the Editors ii Book Reviews .Contesting Culture: Gender Interests and Strategies of Resistance by Sharon Tiffany "Get Used to the Noise. The Next Generation is Coming." by Amy Shepherd 3 Exiles, Immigrants, and Refugees: Women Making Choices by Ivetle Valdes 5 Feminist Visions: Women in Transition: Perspectives from the Chippewa Valley by Sarah Harder 9 Come On, Join the Conversation!:'Zines as a Medium for Feminist Dialogue and Community Building by Angela Richardson 10 Computer Talk Compiled by Linda Shult 14 Feminist Publishing 21 Wisconsin Bibliographies in Women's Studies 21 New Reference Works in Women's Studies Reviewed by Phyllis Holman Weisbard (with contributions by Margery Katz and Linda Krikos) 21 Periodical Notes Compiled by Linda Shult 33 Items of Note Compiled by Renee Beaudoin . 40 Books Recently Received 42 Supplement: Index to Vol.17 44 feminist review 21 NUMBER 53 SUMMER 1996 , Who's Who and Where's Where: (onstructlng feminist Literary Studies Mary Eagleton Situated Voices: 'Black Women's Experience' and Social Work Gail Lewis 24 Insider Perspectives or Stealing the Words Out of Women's Mouths: Interpretation in the Research Process Diane Reay 57 Revolutionary Spaces: Photographs of Working-class Women by Esther Bubley 1940-1943 Jacqueline Ellis 74 Between Identification and Desire: Rereading Rebecca Janet Harbord 9S Poem: Daisy, Rose and Lily Claire Nicol t08 Reviews Norma Clarke on Becoming a Woman and Other Essays in I91h and lOth Cenlury Feminist History 109 Erica Burman on Antisemitism, Misogyny and the LogIc of Cultural Difference: Cesare Lambroso and Mati/de Seraa 111 Claire Alexander on New Right Discourse on Race and Sexuality: Britain 196B-1990 113 Jane K. Cowan on Alcohol, Gender and Culture 116 Peggy Watson on Gender Politics and Post-Communism: Reflections from Eastern Europe and the Former Soviet Union; Cinderella Goes to Market: Citizenship, Gender and Women's Movements in East Central Europe 119 Rosalind Gill on Straight Sex: the Po/illCS of Pleasure 122 Wendy Hollway on Rethlnkin9 Sexual Harassment 125 Marie-Claude Foster and Susan F. Murray on MediCIne and Nursing. Professions in aChanging Health Service 127 Letter 130 Noticeboard 131 22 FE~1INIST STUDIES Volume 22. Number 2 Summer 1996 Preface 247 Anna Wilson Death and the Mainstream: Lesbian 251 Detective Fiction and the Killing of the Coming-Out Story James F. Brooks "This Evil Extends Especially ... to the 279 Feminine Sex": Negotiating Captivity in the New Mexico Borderlands Terry Gips Joyce J. Scott's MammylNanny Series 311 (Art Essay) :Maxine Baca Zinn and Theorizing Difference from Multiracial 321 Bonnie Thornton Dill Feminism Barbara Wilson In Celebration and Remembrance 333 (Short Story) Francille Rusan Wilson "TItis Past Was Waiting for Me When I Came": 345 The Contextualization of Black Women's History (Review Essay) Laura F. Edwards The Disappearance ofSusan Daniel and 363 Henderson Cooper: Gender and Narratives of Political Conflict in the Reconstruction-Era U.S. South Su Fidler Cowling Soldiers arid Sailors (Short Story) 387 Estelle B. Freedman The Prison Lesbian: Race, Class, and the 397 Construction ofthe Aggressive Female Homosexual, 1915-1965 Emily Honig Women at Farah Revisited: Political 425 Mobilization and Its Aftermath among Chicana Workers in EI Paso, Texas, 1972-1992 Notes on Contributors 453 Notes and Letters 455 Publications Received 458 23 Feminist Teacher Vol. 9 No.3 1995 Table of Contents 110 Teaching Science Within a Feminist Pedagogical Framewotk By Teresa Arambula-Greenfield 116 Show Me How to Do Like You: Co-Mentoting as Feminist Pedagogy By Mary Jo Bona, Jane Rinehart, Rose Mary Volbrecht 125 The Thin Line: Sexism, Sexual Harassment, and the Student Complaint By Felicia Mitchell 129 Teaching Ideology to Material Girls: Pedagogy in the "Postfeminist" Classroom By Susanne B. Dietzel and Polly Pagenharr 137 (S)mothering/Profess(ot)ing: Gaps, Overlaps, Connections By Penny Weiss Departments 107 Feminist Teacher Netwotk News 158 Conferences/Calls fot Papers 143 Book Reviews 160 Our Contributots 155 Video Review 162 Authors Index to Volume 9 156 Teaching Resources 163 Contents Index to Volume 9 24 Feminist Voices .\ I RtE ~I,\UIS()N.\IlEA NE\\SJOVnNALj 11\" \\o~n:N lOR "OMEN Volume 9, Number 5 ! June 7 . July 5 1996 Contents No Barbies in the Pool: i A League of Our Own The Joys of Water by Lisa George 6 Aerobics by Esty Dinur 1 Words to Live By: Three Sports Books The Art of Women's By, For, and About Baseball Women by Sara Taylor 1 by Sara Taylor 7 Letters 2 Vaid's 'Virtual ! Equality' A Must News Briefs 3 I Summer Read ) by Ranee Zaporski 8 Daphne, Rebecca and : the Perils of Passing i Sommers's Book Begs by Carolyn Gage 4 ! Question: Who's ! Trashing Feminism? Adolescent Airlines by Nancy Foley 8 by Mary Waggoner Moritz 51 Ask Fashion Goddess i i by Fashion Goddess 9 I Editors' Picks for i I Feminist Summer I Network 10 Reading 51 i Calendar 11 A View From The I Couch: Confessions ofI Classlfleds 12 a Feminist Sports Fan by Suzi Dorko 6 25 Feminist Voices ,\ I REE MAIHSON AREA N£\\SJOURNALi D\ "()~tEN HJR 'lOMEN Volume 9, Number 6 July 5 - September 6 1996 Say Grace by B.C. Brown 6 ~"':;:""':~_:-"~~ Education Beyond ...... _~_ ~ .' ~. ->"' ~lW:...a~'" Patriarchy? One Woman's Thoughts on Contents Attending an All Women's College Menopause: a Fable by Jennifer Grissom 7 by Jan Levine Thai 1 Goddard College Goes The Rite and the Right AU-White, All-Straight by Dr. Nawal EI Saadawi I by Deborah Gaon and Pamela Unger 7 About Town 2 And So She Said... News Briefs 3 Poetry by women 8 Women's Web Magazine The Silent Witness Now Online by Desert Rain 10 by Lori Rohlk 4 Anthology Celebrates 20 Seven escape attempts Years of Sojourner In 18 days 4 by Sara Taylor 11 Cancer Screening The Morning After Hotel Project Continues Washington by the Lesbian Health by Megan Lemke 11 Workgroup 5 Summer Reading of a Study Examines Breast Spiritual Nature Cancer Detection by Jeannette Stokes 12 Among Lesbians 5 Vicki Guzman - a "Calling All Grrrls": Serlouz-Iy Fun Musician TV show Teaches by Cathreen O'Connor 13 Teenage Women Video Production 14 by Jennette Hayes 5 Network 15 WlsCon Comes of Age Calendar by Trilby Versace 6 Classlfieds 16 26 Feminist Voices .\ I ltl.E \fr\UISON A'WA Nlm s JOURNAL: 11\ \\tJ~1tN lOR "OMEN ,.,.,------~ Volume 9, Number 7 September 6 November 7 PUSH 1996 Book Review by Marianna Wright 7 Womonsong by Laura Varela 8 Feature: Women's Organizations in Circle Ssnctuary: Madison Practicing Ecofemlnlst Spirituality by Rader Hayes 8 Contents A Womsn's Tonch 9 US-Nicaragua Women's Empowerment Project TAP-IT Steps and speaks by Meg Lewis 1 Out 9 The YWCA ••. A Eqnal Opportunities Community of Women Commission Empowering Women by Jill Packman and by Ginger Scholz 1 Shirley Price-Marcus 10 News Briefs a PICADA 11 Employment Options, Wllconsln Coslltion Inc. Agslust Domestic by Linda Schamberger 4 Violence 11 Getting Political With UHS Provides care for Planned Parenthood Students, Community by Amalia Vagts 5 by Esty Dinur 12 Gay, Lesbian, Straight 14 Teachers Network: Network by Megan Lemke 5 Calendar 15 Madison's Rape Crisis Women Prisoners Fight Center by Monya Choudhury 6 AIDS with Walkathon by Laura Whitehorn 16 To Be Moved: WCASA Works to End Sexual Campus Women's Center Violence by Karen Kapusta 16 by Jodi Reddington 6 Classified. 16 27 #53 Late Spring 1996 4 IIfTROOUCIION: LHTEI\S 5 UPCOMING ISSUES ART 6 SN' WIS MV flRSI BESI fRI"O Shira Spector 22 TWO IN IEXTUR' IICCNS I S'El\ ( M"EMPSVCNDSIS Shannon Greene 26 UIfTITlEl\ SElf·peRIRIIT Sue Goldstein POETRY 17 ROOM ON lEANNE MINC' Linda Frank 18 IN' CUT SL',V' Louise Bak 58 OLFICIORV; SEX SM'LU Crystal Hurdle FICTIOH 28 I NIBIT OF WISTE Halo Hopkinson 44 IN' GEASS ICIL" Masani Montague SPEAKING TEXTS 49 IN' IMpORIINC' Of BEING BEAUTIFUL Moynan King REVIEWS 62 OIUGMlERS OF 1M[ REl\ EANO T, Lu 67 10 IN~ CEOIR fOUNTIIN Lisa Rundle and Adrienne Weiss 70 IURAI OURBIR Devi Arasanayagam BACK 73 GUiOEllNES fOR SUBMISSiON 75 INNOUNCEM"IS & ClllS FOR SUBMISSIONS 82 BICK ISSUES 86 SUBSCRIPTION INfO Introduction v 28 ~ESBIAN COMMUNITY Janttz..e "The Sisterhood of the Smiling Counlenance and the Merry Laugh": Unsenling the Sentimental in a New York Women's Commune, 1921-24 Natasha Kraus Desire Work. Performativiry. and the . Srructuring ofa Communiry: BUlch/Fem Relations of the 1940S and 1950S jO JanellMoon A Song (poetty) 57 Annt Aronson POloes. Pride, and pc: Scenes from a Lesbian Mothers' Group 58 A SONG TO THE CREATOR: WEAVING ARTS of NATIVE WOMEN of lhe PLATEAU Virginia Beavm Origin of Baskel Weaving 74 NtttieJadrson (as told to Mary Schlick) Preserving an All: Kliki,at Basketry 79 Ann MeConnlUk Interviews with Nettie Jackson, Elaine Emerson, and Rose Feank HOUSEWORK Kari Boyd MeBri'" A (Boarding) House Is Not a Home: Women's Work and Woman's Worth on the Margins ofDomesoeiry 9t M. A. Sehaffim' Visiting Nurse (poetry) tIj Elisabnh Prligl Home~Ba.sed Workers: A Comparative Exploration of Mie.s's Theory ofHousewi/ization 114 Paris Almond Woman's Woek (pholO-e5say) 1j6 Kelly Easton Grief (fiction) CarolCuUar Fire, Rain, and the Need to Act (poetry) Amy Rust A Woman's Way ofSimplifying (poetry) 148 S. Kishiyama Sestina on Rock (poetty) Walnut Grove on the Della (poetry) 150 ConrribulOrs 153 Gender and Education 29 Volwne 8 Nwnber I March 1996 Helm Harper, Bonny Peirce & Barbara Buma~, English-in-the-workplace for Garment \-Vorkers: a feminist project? 5 Canie Patchier & John Head. Gender, Identity, Status and the Body: life in a marginal suhject 21 Michelle Commryras & Donna E. Alvermann. Reading about Women in World History Textbooks from One Feminist Perspective 31 Elaine Gaber-Kat;;. The ese of Siory in Critical Literacy Practice 49 Jan Wngh/. The Construction of Complementarity in Physical Education 61 Regina Bloat & JmniJer Browne. Reasons for the Underrepresentation of Females at Head of Dcparunem Level in Physical Education in Government Schools in \Vestern Australia 81 \~E\I'Pot:\"T David Jackson & Jonat1uJn Salisbury. Why Should Secondary Schools Take Working with Boys Seriously? 103 BOOK REVtEWS 117 30 Gender and Education Volume 8 Number 2 JUDe 1996 Andreu' Porktr. The Construction of l...Jasculinity \\1thin Boys' Physical Education HI Judilh Duncon. 'For the Sake or the Children' as the Worth or the Teacher? The Gendered Discourses of the :\ew Zealand i'\ational Kindergarten Teachers' Emplo~mcnt Negotiations IS9 LucY' Bai1rr. The Feminisation of a School? \Vomen Teachers in a Boys' School 171 Christine Sulton. Learning to be 'Tough': the fostering of maleness in 011(' primary school 185 Flis HfllU'ood. \\'ISE Choices? understanding Occupational Decision-making in a Climate of Equal Opportunities for \\'omen in Science and Technology 199 ROSf1lwl)' Gordon, Legislation and Educational Policy in Zimbabwe: the slate and the reproduction or patriarell\" 215 Bn'on l\1aUhru.·s. Drawing Scientists 231 BOOK RE\IF.WS 1 AILSl('ff U70/ .Ib' Life (Kathleen Casey) re\1ewed by Jane Erricker 245 COllSlmeling Girlhood: popular magn::inesfor girls growing up in Englal/d. 1921J-1950 (Penny Tinkler. reviewed by Judith Rowbotham 246 111 Faiml'SJ to Children (rvlonvcna Griffiths & Carol Davies) reviewed by Rosemarie Jones 247 fVomm Leading /11 Educalioll (Diane ),1. Dunlap & Patricia A. Schmuck (Eds}I re~ viewed by :Marianne Coleman 248 School II ork. Gmder and lire Cullurnl COllSlmeling 'If Tenching iSari Knopp Biklen) re\1ewed by Wendy Robinson 250 Educatioll Rffonll. A Critical and pos/-stmctural Approach (Stephen]. Ball) rC\lewed by ~Iiehael G. Wyness 251 Theorising Feminism: parallel trends ill the humallities and the social .lcitl/CfS 'Ann C. Hemnan & AbigailJ Stewart IEds)1 re\1ewed hy Joyce Goodman 252 Abstracts iv 31 Articles A 'Pilgrim Reformer' at the Heart of the Empire: Behramji Malabari in Late-Victorian London cs ANTOINETIE BURTON 175 c 3 rt> 00 The Inviolable Woman: Feminist Conceptions of Citizenship in Australia, 1900-1945 MARILYN LAKE 197 Mrs Consumer and Mr Keynes in Postwar Canada and Sweden JOY PARR AND GUNILLA EKBERG 212 Why Mrs. Harrison Never Learned to Iron: Gender, Skill and Mechanization in the American Steam Laundry Industry ARWEN MOHUN 231 Feature: Germinal Books I -. Reflections on Feminist Activism and Scholarship: Sarah Eisenstein's Give us Bread but Give us Roses CAROLE TURBIN 252 Feature: Foremothers IV The Accidental Historian, Yamakawa Kikue E. PATRICIA TSURUMI 258 Thematic Reviews Private Ufe Dramas? Sexuality, Regulation and Social Identities SHANI D'CRUZE 277 I.awfcncc Slone, Broken Lives: Separation and Divorce in fngland, , 680-1851 (1993) A. James Hammerlon, Cruelty and Companionship; Conflict in Nineteenth·Century Married Life (1995) Diana )eater, Marriage, Perversion and Power: The Construction of Moral Discourse in Southern Rhodesia, 1894-1930 (1993) Karen Dubinsky, ItIlJlrollll( Admlln's: Rape Reconfigured Romanticisms NORMA CLARKE 282 !',Hlla R. Fl'ldmilll Undressing the Pilst CHRISTOPf IER BREWARD 286 Ruth n,HlU'S tlllrllo,llln£' f. Eidwr (cds) {)fl'.~s .md Celld('r: M,lking and Meaning (1992) I'hilippp Perrol, The (Jourgf'oisie IllS ide Out: A His/Of}' of Clothing in the NineteelJth ('('nltln' {1 C)g..j} V('rll Rullnugh Rook Reviews 290 32 ',1IlH'~ <';1,111111,1111 IUllwr ({'(!.l St'\II.JIiII" ,J/lrl Ct'/Irler in E.ul\' Modeffl Europe: Imtilulioll5, Ti'\I~, III1,J!w.~ (\ C)ljJ l Rl< hard BUrl .lor! John Mich,wl Archer (cds) fndn$ur(' Ads: S<'\lId"IL 1)/II/l('//1; ,lIJd ('tll/llf(' ill Elf/)' ,\ IndCffJ [llf:(,l/ld( 11)94) AliSON R()WIANDS ~(,dd<,}' Rt,jd, F.ulli!ics in !('(Jpardl': Rt'gu/alillR tile Social Bod)' in FrarlcC', '7'iD-/91O (1I1l) II 1.11lll i\1,lllork, Sn'Il('.~ of Scduetill/!: ('roslitutirJII, f-fysrC'ri,1. .llltl Rf',ulill/: I )i/l;'II'lln' ill NiIlC'/c('lJlh-Cf'lllllf)' fr.IIIU' (llJ'l·1} C/\ROUNr !'OR!) Jdfrt,)' It \\',111, 11,(' '\/,lkiIlf: of Alodem Afarri.l1ic: Matrimonial Con/rol ilnd 'he Rise of 5('111;11/('01 i/l NCl/chite', 15.'ilJ- lBUO ( 1993) ALISON ROWLANDS Ct.lllt· Dudll'll, lVOlllt'IJ:" Ri~ht5 ,lIIrl Women:.. liws in FrancC', IfJ44--1fJt1{j (lqq4) SARAI t IISIIM,\N /\m;JIHI.l Anderson, T.linted Souls and Painted Faces: The Rhctoric of F.lf1enness in Vicfori,lIl Culture (19q3) Debor'lh Epstein Nord, Walking the Victorian Strc("ls: lVo!HCIJ, R('!,H'SCIJ/,ltiof), ,wd /he OW (19QS) JOSEPH BRISTOW .- I~Jpi l\ngdJ Groppi, I CO/JScmltori {)clla Virtti. Donne Recluse Neild Roma dd (19941 LUCY RIALL Joanne E. Gales, Elizabeth Robins, 1862-1952: Actress, Novelist, Feminist (1994) Angela V. John, Elizabeth Robins: Staging a Ufe, 1862-1952 (1995) SUE THOMAS Kenneth A. lockridge, On the Sources ofPatriarchal Rage: The Commonplace Books of William Byrd and Thomas Jefferson and the Gendering of Power in the Eighteenth Century (( 992) JANE KAMENSKY Chrisline Bolt, The Women's Movements in the United States and Britain from the 17905 to the 1920s (1993) Ian Tyrrell, Woman~ WorlWVVoman's Empire: The Woman~ Christian Temperance Union in International Perspective (1991) Audrey Oldfield, Woman Suffrage in Australia: A Gift or a Struggle? (1992) The Blaze ofDay (1992) LINDA WALKER Nancy A. Hewitt and Suzanne Lebsack (eds) Visible Women: New Essays on American Activism (1993) ELIZABETH J. CLAPP Teresa Anne Murphy, Ten Hours' Llhor: RC'ligion, Reform, and Gentler in Early New fngland (1992) MARTIN BLATT David Cordinf;ly, Life Amo/lR the Pirates: F.lC/ vs Fiction (1995) Catherine Wendy Braccwl'll, T1l{' Usk()!<.s of Sl'nj: Pir Gillian Thomas, A Positioll tn Command R('sflC(/: H'orlJC/l ,md tl1l' Eleventh Britannica (1992) KATE PERRY Noles on Contributors 322 From the Editor 365 33 "We All Love Charles": Men in Child Care and the Social Construction of Gender SUSAN B. MURRAY 368 <0 The Structure of Men's and Women's Feminist Orientations: Feminist Identity and Feminist Opinion a= LAURIE A. RHODEBECK 386 " ?- Preparing to Thstify: Z Rape Survivors Negotiating the Criminal Justice Process AMANDA KONRADt 404 "a a'... Broken Down by Age And Gender: " "The Problem ofOld Women" Redefined "" DIANU GIBSON 433 Socioeconomic and Coercive Power Within The Family LAURA ANN McCLOSKBY 449 0 Research Report Gender, Gender Ideology, and Animal Rights Advocacy ~ CHARLES W. PEEK, NANCY J. BELL, and CHARLOTIB C. DUNHAM 464 ~ Book Reviews Women ofColor in U.S. Society Ro edited by Maxine Baca Zinn and Bonnie Thornton Dill CIl ANN R. TtCKAMYER 479 > 0 .." n Deciding to be Legal: A Maya Community in Houston ".. by Jacqueline Maria Hagan " Waiting on Washington: Central American Workers '0 '0- ~ in the Nation s Capital by Thrry A. Repak PIERRBTTE HONDAGNBU-SOTELO 480 '" Women, Development, and Communities for Empowerment in Appalachia by Virginia Rinaldo Seitz BARBARA BLLBN SMITH 482 Workfare or Fair Work: Women, Welfare. and Government Work Programs by Nancy E. Rose JILL QUADAGNO 484 Women before the Bar: Gender, Law, and Society in Connecticut, 1639-1789 by Cornelia Hughes Dayton BLEANOR M. MILLER 485 Womens Health-Missingfrom U.S. Medicine by Sue V. Rosser RUTH ZAMBRANA 487 Victimized Daughters: Incest and the Development ofthe Female Selfby Janet Liebman Jacobs DIANB ROTHBARD MARGOLIS 488 Erratum 490 Call for Papers 491 34 Gender, Place and Culture A Journal ifFeminist Geography Volume 3 Number 2 July 1996 Sara Mills. Gender and Colonial Space 125 Cathmile Nash. Reclaiming Vision: looking at landscape and the body 149 Gear6id 6 Tuathail (Gerard Tool). An Anti-geopolitical Eye: Maggie O'Kane in Bosnia 1992-93 171 Rachel Spooner. Contested Representations: black women and the 8t Paul's Carnival 187 France Winddance Twine. Brown Skinned VVhite Girls: class, culture and the construc- tion of white identity in suburban communities 205 BOOK REVIEWS Beyond the Pale: white women, racism and hiswry 0/. Ware) and W",tern Women and Imperialism: complicilY alld resistance (Eds N. Chaudhuri & M. Strobel) reviewed by Sara Mills 225 Women ill the Civil Rights Moven/ent: trailbla{ers alld torchbearers, 1941-1965 (Eds V. L. Crawford, J. A. Rouse & B. Woods) reviewed by Francesca Polletta . 227 Seroicing the Middle Class",: class, gender and waged dom",ti, work ill cOlltempornry Bn'taill (N. Gregson & M. Lowe) reviewed by Hazel Christie 229 Wrilli/g Women's Worlds: Bedouill stones (L. Abu-Lughod) reviewed by Laura M. Ahearn 230 Gender ill Illternatiollal ReiatlallS: femillist perspectiv", Oil achievillg gWbal securiIY (J. A. Tickner) reviewed by Deborah Stienstra 233 Reversed Realities: gender hierarchies ill development thought (N. Kabeer) revieved by Maaria Seppanen 234 1heory in its Feminist Travels: conversations ill US women's movements (K. King) reviewed by Heidi J. Nast 236 The Will w Violence: the politics 'ifpersonal behtWiour (S. Kappeler) reviewed by Rosemary Pringle 239 Sex and Violence: issues ill representatioll alld experience (p. Harvey & P. Gow) reviewed by Robyn Longhurst 241 Limits 'if Representatioll (Eds F. Farinelli, G. Olsson & D. Reichert) reviewed by Catherine Nash 242 PART ONE Writing the Body: Violence, Representation, and Resistance in Women's Texts 35 1. Writing on the Body? Representation and Resistance in British Suffragette Accounts of Forcible Feeding 3 C) Caroline J. Howlell m 2. Literary Representations of Battered Women: Spectacular Z Domestic Punishment 42 o Frallces L. Res/ueeia m 3. Resistant Silence, Resistant Subject: (Re)Reading Gayl Jones's :Jl Eva's Mall 72 Ul Janelle Wilcox N 4. "The Ballad of the Sad Cafe" and Other Stories of Women's Col Wartime Labor 97 Charles Hannoll PART TWO Renarrativizing Embodiment in (Post)Colonial Contexts 5. E. M. Forster's Queer Nation: Taking the Closet to the Colony in A Passage /0 Illdia 123 Elaille Freedgood 6. Engendering the Armed Struggle: Women, Writing, and the Bengali "Terrorist" Movement 145 Pum;ma Bose 7. The Power in Written Bodies: Gender, Decolonization, and the Archive 184 Julia Emberl~y 8. Bad Canoes and BaJalo: The Political Economy of Sex on Daru Island, Western Province, Papua New Guinea 212 Lawrence Hammar PART THREE Performing Masculinities 9. A Terrible Beauty Is Born: Henry James, Aestheticism, and Homo sexual Panic 247 Lelalld MOllk 10. Music of the "Fourth Gender": Morrissey and the Sexual Politics of Melodic Contour 266 Nadine Hubbs 11. Lost Boys and Angry Ghouls: Vietnam's Undead 297 Amallda Howell Contributors 335 Guidelines for Prospective Contributors 337 Edited by Thomas Foster, Carol Siegel, and Ellen E. Berry 36 Health Care for Women International CONTENTS Volume 17 / Number3 / 1996 EDITORJAL / v FOLLOWING THE THREAD OF ARIADNE TO THE HEALTH OF WOMEN / Kristina Davidson, Erik Trell, Cristos Lionis. Antonis Koutis. Tomas Faresjo, ToomasTimpka, and Michael Fioretos / 201 EXPERJENCES OF DISCLOSURE IN WOMEN INFECTED WITH HIV / Linda Moneyham, Brenda Seals, Alice Demi, Richard SO\"ell, Leland Cohen, and Joyce Guillory / 209 EXPERJENCES OF WOMEN WITH CHRONIC PELVIC PAIN / Julie K. Zadinsky and Joyceen S. Boyle / 223 RECENT MAMMOGRAPHY IN WOMEN AGED 35 AND OLDER: PREDISPOSINGVARIABLES / Victoria Champion and Anna M. Miller " 233 ESTROGEN REPLACEMENT THERAPY AND CORONARY HEART DISEASE IN POSTMENOPAUSAL WOMEN / Kathryn M. King / 247 NEW MEXlCO WOMEN WITH NO PRENATAL CARE: REASONS, OUTCOMES, AND NURSING IMPLICATIONS / Patricia Grant Higgins and Martha Burton / 255 Health Care 37 for Women International CONTENTS Volume 17 I Number 4 I 1996 EDITORIAL I v NEWS OF THE INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL ON WOMEN'S HEALTH ISSUES I it WOMEN IN A SOUTH INDIAN FISHING VILLAGE: ROLE IDENTITY, CONTINUITY, AND THE EXPERIENCE OF MENOPAUSE I Theresa George I 271 FINANCIAL INCENTIVE AND THE USE OF MAMMOGRAPHY AMONG HISPANIC MIGRANTS TO THE UNITED STATES I Tracy L. Skaer, Linda M. Robison, David A. Sclar, and Gary H. Harding I 281 PERIMENOPAUSE: THE TRANSmON INTO MENOPAUSE I Suling Li, Dorothy Lanuza, Meg Gulanick, Sue Penckofer, and Karyn Holm I 293 MENOPAUSE AND HORMONE USING EXPERIENCES OF CHINESE WOMEN IN TAIWAN I Chueh Chang and Chu Hui Chang I 307 HMONG WOMEN AND POSTPARTUM DEPRESSION I Stephanie Stewart and Jaya Jambunathan I 319 ESKIMO WOMEN AND A MENSTRUAL CYCLE STUDY: SOME ETIlNO GRAPHIC NOTES I Joyceen S.Boyle, Lou F. Gramling, and Ann M. Voda I 331 MIDWIFERY IN NEW ZEALAND: RESPONDING TO CHANGING TIMES I Valerie E. M. Fleming I 343 EMPOWERMENT OR DISCOURAGEMENT: WOMEN'S EXPERIENCE OF CARING AND UNCARING ENCOUNTERS DURING CHILDBIRTH I Sigridur Halld6rsd6ttir and Sigfridur Inga Karlsd6ttir I 361 ANNOUNCEMENTS I 381 PAPERS TO APPEAR IN FUTURE ISSUES I 383 38 HECATE An Interdisciplinary Journal of Women's Liberation Vol. XXII no. i, 1996 4-6 Editorial 7-26 'The Incompetent, Barbarous. Old Lady Round the Comer': The Image of the Backyard Abortionist in Pro-abortion Politics Barbara Baird 27-46 'Me Operation': Abortion and Class in Australian Women's Novels, 1920s-1950 Nicole Moore 47-50 'The Search for Xiao Li's Head: A Magical Tale of Female Re-Membertnent' Moni La! Storz 51-63 Poems by Jenny de Garis, Coral Hull, Kathleen Maltzahn, Colleen Burke, Joan Pbillip, Helen WillIams 64-68 'The Last Guitar' Juliana Ryan 69-91 Australasian Lesbian Movement, 'Claudia's Group'· and Lynx: 'Non-Political' Lesbian Organisation in Melbourne, 1969-1980 Lucy Chesser 92-97 'Sorrow Stories' Mary-Anne Breeze 98-101 l Letters' H.L~ Flavell 102-103 Linocuts by Michelle Mee 104-19 From 17le Female Man to the Virtual Girl: Whatever Happened to Feminist SF? Frances Bonner 120-25 Poems by Carolyn Morwood, Jena Woodhouse, Jen Crawford 126 'Communion' Sarah St VlDcent Welch 127-38 Hetry Ross Fortnerly Hetty Weitzel Martin Sullivan 139-57 The Moulding of Menials: The Making of the Aboriginal Female Domestic Servant in Queensland During the Early Twentieth Century Joanne Scott and Raymond Evans 158-160 From Leiters 10 Huldah Jill Hellyer 161-164 17le River Ophelia: Trawling the 'Net Gillian WhItlock 39 WOMEN'S NEWS & FEMINIST VIEWS SUMMER 1996 VOL. 10 NO.3 Letters 2 ------WOMEN'S NEWS CPP:Will You Still Be There When I'm 64 6 Whire Men's Ways Won't Do 7 Domestic Worker Wins Harassment Suit 8 Activists, Science Gash Over Genome Project 10 Designer Styles Fashioned on Slave labour. 13 ------FEMINIST VIEWS How the Media Went Wrong on the Breast Implanr Story byFabimneDariing-Wol[ 15 Paddle Pushers: Women Go Wild for the Wilderness by Edna Toth 18 Crossing Borders ro Save the Planer: Proftles of Priscilla Settee and Winona LaDuke by Fiona M/(ldrnv 22 HerizonsFashionSupplemem: Rebel Without aBra byjIKkieGemmtJ-Mdrnula 26 The Cutting Edge by Dati Mnlmuald 27 REVIEWS k.d.lang: All You Can Stomach Reviewby Cindy Filepenko 30 Lesbian Parenting ReviewbyYwnneBlock 31 New Woman New Earth Reviewby Norma Grey 32 WritingAsWimess Review by Kai Wilbee 33 Rocking the Cradle ofSexual Politics COLUMNS ReviewbyCaroleTenBrink _ 34 THE BUZZ by Inhad Mdnji 39 BODY WISE by/lmandaLeRo/(getel 40 ON THE EDGE by Lyn ~ckburn 41 COLE'SNOTESbySUlanG.~/e 43 LAST WORD by Penni Mitchell 47 40 HYPATIA VOL. 11, NO.2 SPRING 1996 \'ii Preface Janel Farrell Smith Anal~zing Ethical Conflicl in the Transracial Adoption Dehacc: Three Conflicts IntlOlt,jnK Communil!' 14 Brenda M. Baket .-\ Case for Pennitting Altruistic SltlTogac)' 49 Metedith W. Michaels Other Mothers: Toward an Ethic of Posnnatemal Practice i I Sara Ahmed Be::wnd Ht~mani.~m and Posrmodemism: Theori:;jng a Feminist PractiCe 94 Jacob Hale Are Lesbians \vomen! 122 Kate Ince Questions to Luce lrigaray J4 J Dawne McCance L'ecriture limite: Krisret.'Q's Poscmodem Feminist Ethics J6 J Josephine Donovan EcofeminiS! Urerar~ Criticism: Reading The Orange Book Reviews 185 Janice G. Raymond Lesbian Choices br Claudia Catd 189 NOles on Contributors 191 Guidelines for Contributors/Call for Papers 197 Announcements ZOO Books Received 202 Errata 203 Recent Back Issues HYPATIA 41 VOL. 11, No.3 vii Preface SUMMER 1996 I Claudia Card Against Marriage and Motherhood 24 jeffrey E. Foss Is There a Natural SexuallnequaUty of Intellect! A Reply to Kimura 47 Lynn M. Morgan Fetal Relationali", in Feminist Philosophy: An Anthropological Critique 71 jennifer Radden Relational Individualism and Feminist Therapy 97 Richard Kyte Moral Reasoning as Perception: A Reading ofCarol Gilligan 114 Susan Kozel The Diabolical StrateR)' of Mimesis: LI«:e lrigaray's Reading of Maurice Merleau~Pont!' [30 Shane Phelan Coyote Politics: Trickster Tales and Feminist Ft Comment/Reply ISO Naomi Scheman Reply to Louise Antony Review Essay 154 Andrea Nye Friendship Across Generations Book Reviews 161 Nancy Bauer Feminist Interpretations of Simone de Bealwoir, by Margaret A. Simons 164 Shari Stone-Mediatore Hannah Arendt and the Limits of Philosophy, by Lisa jane Disch 169 Sally Markowitz Feminism and Tradition in Aesthetics, by Peggy Zeglin Brand and Carolyn Korsmeyer 173 Notes on Contributors 175 Guidelines for Contributors/Call for Papers 181 Announcements 183 Books Received 185 Recent Back Issues 42 Issue 34 . Winter/Spring 1996 Fealure!i 2 Silence and Language: Trinh T. Minh-ha's Surname Viet Given Name Nam, by Alexandria Searls 13 The EEOC, NOW, and Me: My Work in Women's Rights, by Sonia Pressman Fuentes 18 Dance of Desire-Sorority Rush, by Vienna Wilson 28 An Interview with Lillian Robinson, by Denise Sutton 40 The Breast-feeding Blues, by Nicole Bokat Fiction 7 Red Wine and Green Tea, byJan Harrington 47 Keeping Time, by Mary Lombard 56 In the Ferry's Wake, by Marian Betancourt Poetry 6 Fear, by Faulkner Fox 12 Atone~ent, by Mar,Y Ann Samyn 36 Childhood's Fever Dreams, by Caitlin Scott 45 Poems, by Tamesa Williams 55 Hide and Seek, by Lola HaskillS 60 Medicinal Herbs, by Jodeen Wink Essay§ 37 Walking in the Woods, by Lisa Couturier 51 The Memorare, by Marilyn Bates Hoo,," Re.... iew§ 61 The Transsexual Empire: The Making of a She-Male by Janice G. Raymond, reviewed by LindaAnn Loschiavo 63 Mono Lake: Stories by Martha Clark Cummings, reviewed by Judith Lmg 63 Odyssey with the Goddess: A Spiritual Quest in Crete by Carol P. Christ, reviewed by Rebecca Gould Gibson Photography 49 Mardi Gras-Images of the Feminine, by Alexandria Searls Deparhnenls 65 Hot Flashes mc Call for Features Co....er Photograph by Vienna Wilson 43 JOURNAL OF FEMINIST STUDIES IN RELIGION Spring 1996 Volume 12 Number 1 o Editors Introduction Elisabelh Schu..slu Fiorenza 1 Emilie M. Townes o Articles ------ Mother Love, Child Death and Religious Innovation: A Feminist Perspective Susan Starr Sered 5 Female Priests: A Sacerdotal Precedent from Ancient Egypt ShelOOn L. Gosline Feminine Godhead, Feminist Symhol: The Madonna in George Eliot, Ludwig Feuerbach. Anna Jameson, and Margaret Fuller Kimberly VanEsveld Adams 41 \Vhen No Means Yes; The Passion of Carter Heyward K. Roberts Skerrett 71 o In A Different Voice _ \lother S. Kay Andrews 93 o Speaking Out _ o Special Section _ Feminism and Family Values Anne Bathurst Gilson 99 Marcio Y. Riggs Elizabeth Bounds Rita Nakashima Brock Bonnie]. Miller-McLemore Susan Brooks Thlstlethwaite o Notes On Contributors _ RQsema'f)' Pn"llgle. ~ursin~ a Grievance: women doctors and nurses 157 44 Gurpreel .\1ahajan. Gender Equality and Community Rights: paradoxes of liberal democracy in India 169 Joan S. FOlbf5. Disciplining Women in Contemporary Discourses of Sexuality 177 Gill JaggfT. Dancill~ \,ith Dcrrida: anti-essentialism and the politics of female subjecti\ity 191 loots Gilson-ElliJ, :'\('w Women Performance Writers; Rose English and HoUy Hughes 201 .-lnoop.·\'ql'ak & .\/ol)'Joru !lrhi!v. Playing it Straight: masculinities, homophobias and schooling 211 BOOK REVIEWS Ill' O:~lord Book ql.\[adem II omm '5 Shorl Sroriu (Patricia Craig, Ed.) reviewed by Flora Alexander 231 IflScribing llu Time: ~lltw5ptart and flu rod of Elizabethan England (Eric S. Mallin) reviewed by Andy Stott 232 rott'S and 'oiw: a literary anthology qlth£ women's stljfrage campaign (Glenda NorquaYI reviewed by \'alerie Sanders 233 '" Moral Passages: toward a collectivist moral th£ory (Kathryn Pyne Addelson) re\;ewed by Paul Gilbert 245 Jtomen and Vwlma: rtalitits and rtsftonses wcrldwide (Miranda Davies, Ed.) rc\;ewed by Maureen Sibbons 246 H'omen and Work (Susan Bullock) reviewed by Maureen Sibbons 247 AjUr ,Nature: English kinship in tJu latt twmtitth untul)' Uvlarilyn Stralherm reviewed by Gillian Dalley 248 A/asculinities (R.\\', ConneD) reviewed by Robin Headlam \\'dls 249 J\1asculinitirs (R. W. Connell) rc\;ewed by Annette Fitzsimon 251 BOOKS RECEIVED 253 :-';OllCEBOARD 257 :-:OTES 0:-'; CO~IRIBLIORS 261 45 FROM THE EDITOR FROM THE GUEST EDITOR 3 THE ENDURING SPIRIT: SELECTED CONFERENCE PAPERS Reciprocity in Staff/Resident Interactions in Nursing Homes 5 Sisler Carol Grasser, PhD, RN Perimenopausal Women: Oral Health Status and Preventive Strategies 21 Dun'nda Marrana, RDH, MS Pamela Zarkowski, MPH, JD Charlolle ~che, RDH, MS Sandra Zagar, RDH, MS Judirh Luxmore, BSDH Journal of Factors Affecting Retirement Savings of Women in the 50s Age Cohort 33 Eunice A. Kokrda, MS Sheran L. Cramer, PhD WOMEN Decision Making in Nursing Home Placement 45 Judith Bell, EdD, BSN & 1M Poetry 61 Mary Manha Muck AGING ARTICLES Psychological WeU-Being Among Thsee Successive Cohorts Volume 8 of Older American Women Who Live Alone 63 Number 1 Denise Burnelle, PhD 1996 Ada C. Mui, PhD The Relationships Among Self-Esteem, Exercise, and Self-Rated Health in Older Women 81 Ranjira Misra Berry Alexy Bhagaban Panigrahi BOOK REVIEWS The Impact ofIncreased Life Expecrancy: Beyond rhe Gray Horizon, edited by Mildred M. Seltzer 95 Reviewed by C. Joanne Grabinski Interprering the Aging Self: Personal Journals ofLarer Life, by Harry J. Bennan 97 Reviewed by Linda M. Breyrspraak FROM THE BOOK REVIEW EDITOR lOl 46 Journal of WOMEN' & Thl Volume 8 AGING Number 2 1996 FROM THE EDITOR The Influence ofSociodemographic Characteristics and Morbidity on the Likelihood of Living Alone Among Older U.S. Adults Who Become Unmarried: A Comparison ofWomen and Men 3 Maradee A. Davis. PhD Deborah J. Moritz. PhD John M. Neuhaus. PhD John D. Barclay. MS Retirement: A Problematic Concept for Older Women 19 Jenny Onyx. PhD Pam Benton. BA Gender Differences in Employment and the Informal Care of Adults 35 Karen I. Fredriksen. PhD Culture. Cohort, and Cosmetic Surgery 55 Marcene Goodman. PhD Regrets in Later Life 75 Mary Kay DeGenova. PhD Older Women in Bulgaria Adapting in a Changing Society 87 Anne 0. Freed. MSW BOOK REVIEWS The Private World ofthe Hermitage: Lifestyles ofthe Rich and Old in an Elite Retirement Home. by Mary Moore Free 103 Reviewed by Laurie R. Buys. PhD Older Women in Poverty: Private Lives alld Public Policies. by Amanda S. Barusch 105 Reviewed by B. Jan McCulloch. PhD JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S HISTORY 47 VOL. 8 NO.1 SPRING 1996 Editors' Note I 6 ARTICLES Carolyn Malone The Gendering of Dangerous Trades: Government Regulation of Women's Work in the White Lead Trade in England, 1892-1898 I 15 JoiHle Rollo-Koster The Women of Papal AVignon. A New Source: The tiber Divisionis of 1371 I 36 . Phyllis Stock·Morton Control and Limitation of Midwives in Modem France: The Example of Marseille I 60 Susan L. Smith Neither Victim nor Villain: Nurse Eunice Rivers, the Tuskegee Syphilis Experiment, and Public Health Work I 95 Sybil Lipschultz Hours and Wages: The Gendering of Labor Standards in America I 114 INTERNATIONAL TRENDS Peggy Simpson Beijing in Perspective I 137 REVIEW ESSAYS Karen Offen Women's History as French History I 147 Ll DfwQcralie al'epTel/tIe des femmes: Trois figllrtS criliqlles dll poI/voir 1830-1848 by Michele Riot-Sarcey; De la Liberll des femmes. utlres des dames au Gloht 0831-32), edited and presented by Michele Riot-Sarcey; Ulle Correspolldellce Saint-SiIllOlllcmre, AlIgt!lique Amalld al Caroline Simoll (1833-1838', ediled and presented by Bernadette Louis; Parole de Providellce by Clarisse Vigoroux. Susan Amussen The History of Feminism I 155 11fe Creali"n offemil/ist Consciousness from lhe Middle Ages 10 Eighleetl-Sellellly by Cerda Lerner, Mary Hawkesworth Atendtian Politics: Feminism as a Test Case I 161 111t Polilcal11fougllf 0fHaIHla', Arelldl by Michael G. Gottsegen; Ha'Hlah Are"dt: Crilical Essays ed, by Lewis r. Hinchman and Sandra K. Hinchman. James c. Mohr Sexuality, Reproduction, Contraception, and Abortion: A Review of Recent Literature I 172 COlltracq1tion and Abortioll from the A'lde"t World to the Rellaissallce by John M. RiddleiCOl1traceplioll al/d Aborlioll ill Ni"eteellth-eeufllry America by Janet Farrell Brodie; 11fe AbortioJl Controversy: A Docflmeutary Hislory by Eva R. Rubin; Liberty alld Sexllatily: TIlt Right to Prit'acy alld llle Makillg of"Rot v. Wade" by David J. Garrow; 11fe Worsl of Tinles by Patricia G. Miller; I am Roe: My Life, "Roe l'. Wade", al/d Frudom ofChoice by Nonna McCorvey, with Andy Meisler, ABSTRACTS OF BOOKS I 185 CONTRIBUTORS I 200 NOTICE TO CONTRIBUlDRS I 202 ANNOUNCEMENTS I 204 Kalliope's Third Sue Saniel Elkind National Poetry Contest 48 Judge: Joy Harjo $1,000* Grand Prize Winner Debra Marquart 6 Other Knowledge First Runner-Up Ruth Ellen Kocher 9 The Escape Artist C'l Second Runner-Up ~~ 0 Sharon Wahl II Note Found on an Arrow Shot from ~U) z Far Outside the City Walls Cl. Finalists' Poetry 5 Madelyn Camrud 13 Having Watched a Birth in a 0 Jacuzzi on TV .-4 § Jessica Lee 14 "Her Gold-flecked Eyes. to the End • Were as Steady and Clean as Rain" , .~ Pam Clark 16 Women Who Wait 0 Katharine Gregg 17 For Peggy 1 Sheila Hellman 19 The Dowager of Hester Street • Cd Barbara Hurd 20 Early Morning Mist on Loon Lake ~ Leslie Adrienne Miller 21 When Grace Goes to Hug Me ctS l-o -:> Jennifer 0 'Grady 23 Effigy ;:J :x: Regina 0 'Mel\'eny 25 Snow Pond 0 ....j Jllliet Rodeman 27 I Grew Up on a Farm in Missouri .~ 0 Katherine Sontag 29 When the Goose Widow Dreams C\l :> She Speaks Da!'i IValders 31 Women Who Swim Prose 1996 Connie May Fowler 35 Before Women Had Wings Janine Canan 47 Liberation rricia Currans-Sheehan 49 Infidelity Elaine Batcher 55 Jet Song Char/olle G. Mel!'er 59 Single File Sabina Mireille SanRemo 65 The Schoolgirl Laurel Speer 67 Experts Marie A. Asner 69 A Private Press Poet: An Interview with Rochelle Lynn Holt Ruth Yunker 76 Review: I Am Becoming the Woman I've Wanted Poetry Linda McCarristoll 74 Blow-Up Visual Art Takaka Nagia 2 "Timeless Vision" 4 "Endless Journey" 8 "Inevitable Union" 10 "Cycle" Kiki Felix 32 "Camber Sands" 33 "Subrosa" 34 "Untitled" Taz.uko Ichikawa 43 "Carrier" 44 "Unfolding" 4S "Unravelling" 46 "Presence" Nancy Sansom Reynolds 54 "Morphous 3" Stephanie Rose Bird 62 "Vowel Series I" 63 "Vowel Series A" 64 "Vowel Series U" .One-Halfofthe Prize Money Contributed by PapierMache Press 49 ~l esbianEthics Volume 5, No.3 Summer 96 Editor's Introduction 2 Repatterning 3 Myra Avedon Dissociative Disorders and Sex 19 Name Withheld by Request Homeopathy and the Politics of Healing: A Radical Dyke Perspective 24 Annemarie Monahan with Uerre Keith Violence and Cruelty among Lesbians: 40 The Legacy of Men's Violence against Girls Rosie B. Triggers and Lesbian Interactions 52 Fox Lesbians Heal 55 A Readers' Forum Radical Gentleness 72 Raven One Dyke's Wellness Spiral 7S Jae Haggard The Wholistic Approach 80 Tashe Wise Her Anger Gave Her Clarity 84 Julia Malott Healing-At What Expense 89 Tamarack Healing the Whole in Us 95 Nett Hart And In This Corner 100 Bridget Collins Toward an Ethics of Stealing: Thoughts on Oppression and Theft 105 C. E. Atkins Notes on Contributors and Announcements 109 50 The Lesbian RevieJv (~f'B()oks Vol. II, No.1 Autumn 1995 2 Lightning On My Tongue by Tina Kendall. Soft Engineering by Kate Foley. Reviewed by Nancy Seale Osborne. SUMMER FICTION: 3 Hood by Emma Donoghue. Reviewed by Anita Naoko Pilgrim. 4 Latin Satins by Terri de la Pena. Reviewed by Emma Perez. 4 "My Mother Nude at the Bathroom Mirror" Poem by Ellen Samuels. 5 Cowrie by Cathy Dunsford. Reviewed by J. Kehualani Kauanu;, Reviewed by Sara Fuller-Sessions 7 Autobiography ofa Family Photo by Jacqueline Woodson. Reviewed by Traci Carroll.. S The Dyke and lhe Dybbuk by Ellen Galford. Reviewed by Marilyn R. Fanvell. 9 Getting Specific: Postmodern Lesbian Politics by Shane Phelan. Reviewed by Claudia Card. 10 Lesbian Scholarly Fraud? A letter from Peg Cruikshank. 11 Always, Rachel: The Letters of Rachel Carson and Dorothy Freeman, 1952-1964 ed. by Martha Freeman. Re- viewed by Judith V. Branzburg. 11 Lesbian Choices by Claudia Card. Reviewed by Susan Freeman. 14 Wild Ride by Bia Lowe. Reviewed by Rea/her Conrad. 16 The Key to Everything: Classic Lesbian Love Poems ed. by Gerry Gomez Pearlberg. Human Nature by Alice Ander· son. Selected Poems: 1965~1990 by Marilyn Hacker. Winter Numbers by Marilyn Hacker. Reviewed by Suzanne Juhasz. 17 ZQRA! by Kirsten Zecher and Lori Priestley. 18 Latin American Writers on Gay and Lesbian Themes: A Bio-Critical Sourcebook ed. by David William Foster. Reviewed byJlIlie Vandivere. 18 restoring the color of roses by Barrie Jean Borich. Reviewed by Ellen J. Stekert. 19 Death by Denial: Studies of Suicide in Gay and Lesbian Teenagers. ed. by Gary Remafedi. Reviewed by Barbara W. Gerber. 19 Journal of Gay and Lesbian Social Services: Issues in Practice, Policy & Research.. Reviewed by Jane Simoni 20 One Teacher in Ten: Gay and Lesbian Educators Tell Their Stories, ed. by Kevin Jennings. Reviewed by Sandra Pollack. 20 Hearing Us Out: Voices From the Gay and Lesbian Community, ed. by Roger Sutton. Reviewed by Jennifer L. Selig. 21 Once More With Feeling by Peggy l. Herring. Reviewed by Julie Mitchell. 22 The Lesbian Postmodern ed. by Laura Doan. Reviewed by Jean Noble. 23 D~isy. an.d Lily by R,ene~. R.eviewed by Susan Sayer.. 25 S/he by Minnie Bruce Pratt. Reviewed by Sara Greenslit. 26 Australian Gay and Lesbian Writing: an Anthology ed. by Robert Dessaix. Reviewed by Aorewa McLeod. 26 Steam Cleaning Love by l.A. Hamilton. Reviewed by Sarah Van Arsdale. 27 Sister and Brother:. Lesbians and Gay Men Write About Their Lives Together ed. by Joan Nestle and John Preston. Reviewed byEllen Terris Brenner. 28 The Lesbian Family Life Cycle by Suzanne Slater. Reviewed by Katherine Anwp. 29 Dyke Strippers: Lesbian Cartoonists A to Zed. by Roz Warren. Reviewed by Marianne Dresser. 30 Hidden Holocaust? Gay and Lesbian Persecution in Germany 1933-1945 ed. by Guenter Grau with Claudia Schoppmann. Reviewed by KeYStin Holzgraebe. 31 Sophia Parnok: The Life and Work of Russia's Sappho by Diane Lewis Burgin. Reviewed by Anne Charles. j2 Queer Noises: MQle and Female Homosexuality in Twentieth-Ceptury Music by John Gill. Reviewed by Gillian Rodger. 33 Direcled by Dorothy Anner by Judith Mayne. Reviewed by Janis Helbert. ·34 THE EXPLODING FRANGIPANI: Invisible Families by Terry Stewart. Reviewed by Michelle Proctor. 35 Index, Vol. I 51 Vol. II, No.2 Winter 1995-96 2 Who We Are: LRB Editorial Board 3 Lesbiot: Israeli Lesbians Talk About Sexuality, Feminism, Judaism and Their Lives. Ed ited by Tracy Moore. Reviewed by Savina 1. Teubal 4 Forum: Martha Moody: A Fantastical Western Novel by Susan Stinson. Reviewed by Patricia A. Murphy. Reviewed by Susan Kan. 5 Lost Classics: Diana: A Strange Autobiography by Diana Frederics. Reviewed by Marcy Jane Knopf 6 Lesbians Talk Series. Reviewed by Jennifer Rycenga. 7 Eight Bullets: One Woman's Story ofSurviving Anti-Gay Violence by Claudia Brenner with Hannah Ashley. Reviewed by Kathleen Mullins. 8 For Love and For Life: Intimate Portraits ofLesbian Couples by Susan E. Johnson. Re- viewed by Kathleen Brock. 9 Getting the Girl, a poem by Shelly Rafferty. 9 Hollywood Lesbians by Boze Hadleigh. Reviewed by Ally Acker. II The Monkey's Mask, by Dorothy Porter. interview by Sarah Van Arsdale. 12 REVIEW ESSAY. The Queer Sounds ofTeacher Talk by Ilene Alexander. 14 REVIEW ESSAY: Edna O'Brien's Lesbian Novel by Helen Thompson. 16 Succuient Heretic by Terri L. Jewell and Upside Down in the Dark by Carol Potter. Re viewed by Kef Munger. III Happily Ever After by Stacey Chandler and A Melage ofTreasures From the Laveuder Chameleon by Keri Keriotis. Reviewed by Polly M Blakemore. 19 Babe: The Life and Legend of Babe Didrickson Zaharias by Susan Cayleff. Reviewed by Pal Griffin. 20 THE EXPLODING FRANGIPANI: In Translation by Annamarie Jagose. Reviewed by Louise Simon. 21 REVIEW ESSAY: Lesbian Writing in Britain by Anita Naoko Pilgrim. 22 A Skyhook in the Midnight Sun by Fiona Cooper. Reviewed by renee c. hoogland. 23 Five Minutes iu Heaven by Lisa Alther. Reviewed by Margaret Kissam Morris. 24 Lucy & Mickey by Red Jordon Arbateau. Reviewed by Jinx Beers. 25 Stir-Fry by Emma Donoghue. Reviewed by Elaine Miller., . 26 The Hadra by Diana Rivers. Reviewed by Julie Mitchell. 27 The Beach Affair by Barbara Johnson and Fighting for Air by Marsha Mildon. Reviewed by Ann Birnbaum. 27 Fertile Betrayal by Becky Bohan and Common Murder by Val McDermid. Reviewed by Pele Plante. 28 Final Cut by Lisa Haddock and Storm Front by Linda Kay Silva. Reviewed by Jane Ferrier. 29 ZORA! A cartoon by Kirsten Zecher and Lori Priestley. 30 Greener Than Grass by Jennifer Fulton and Amantha by Sarah Aldridge. Reviewed by Lisa Shapiro. 31 Public Sex by Pat Califia and Doing it for Daddy edited by Pat Califia. Reviewed by Kate Sefton. 32 The Rosy Medallions: Selected Work by Camille Roy. Reviewed by Katrina Irving. 33 Lesbian Erotics by Karla Jay. Reviewed by Judith P. Stelboull1. 34 Index, Vol. I 52 Vol. II, No. 3 Spring 1996 SECONf} THOUGHTS 3 Lucy & Mickey by Rcd Jordan Amhateau. lIel'iewed by TI'yllle S Sie~eI. 3 The Real Red ,Iordan Arobateau FORUM: Virtual Equality: The Mainstreaming ofGay and Lesbian Liheration by Urvashi Vaid 5 Rew'c\I'ed by Ellen Leu'in 5 lIeviewd by Christine J. CIIOIIIO 8 Lesbian Writing in Dritain by Allita Naoko Pilgrilll. 9 The Exploding Frangipani: Lesbian Writing From the South Pacific. Docs This Make Seuse to You? by Renee. f?('\'ieH'ed hy Susan Sayer I (} Tomboys! Tales ofDyke Derling-Doedited by Lynne Yamaguchi mId Karenl3arber. lIe\'iewedbyAI!I's lJierker. II The Femme Mystique, edited by Leslca Newman.llel'iewed bySherrie A. IlIlIess. 12 Dyke Life, edited by Karla Jay. lIeviewedby Deb Shoss. 13 Feminist Contentions: A Philosophical Exchange by Seyla Benhabib. Judith Butler, Drucilla Cornell, mId Nancy r raser. Revielt'edby rel1r!e c. "(Jog/and. 14 "Belle EllOqne," a poelll by Karen J. Hall. 15 A Manager's Guide to Sexual Orientation in the Workplace by Bob Powers and Ahm Ellis. lIel'iewedby /)ehol'oh Clay/oil. 16 Lesbian Words: State ofthe Art, edited by Randy Turon: Re\'iewedby Pol/y II'. Blakelllore. 17 Nothing Will De As Sweet As the Taste: Selected Poems 1974-1994 by Elana Dykewomon. Rel'iewedby BarbaI'll Ruth. 18 Fierce With Reality: An Anthology ofLiterature on Aging edited by Margaret Cruikshank. Reviewedby AnJl Birnbaum. 19 Mothe,'s in Law, edited by Martha A. Fineman and Isabel Karpin. Rel'iewedby.!oall E. lic,ker. 19 "After Making Love, We Ileal' Sirens," a poel11 by Kel Munger. 20 A Simple Matter ofJustice? Theorizing Lesbian and Gay Politics, edited by R. Angelia Wilson. Reviewed byStacey rOllng. 22 Feminism and Community, edited by Penny A. Weiss and Marilyn Friedman. Rel'iewedby Ana M Martinez Aleuulll. 23 Crossword Puzzles for Women by Julia Penelope. lieviewedby AlllllllOrie Pilll/r.l'ki. N Passages of Pride: Lesbian Youth Come ofAge by K1II1 Chandler. lIel'iewed by NaI")' KO.l'cllII/{lIIl1. LOST CLASSICS: 25 The Cook and The Carpenter by June Arnold. lIeviewedbySara Greellslit. 26 Who Framed Lorenzo Garcia? and The Caseofthe Missing Mother by M.E. Kerr. Reviewedby DiallJ Pizllrie. 26 Traveler's Guide: Silver Moon Women's Dookshop, London. ByShel/eyAnder.\·oll. 27 Sweat by Lucy Jane Bledsoe and Iced! by Judith Alguire. Reviewedby.!oliSOlldoz. 28 f}evotion by Mindy Kaplan. Reviewedby Deb SllOss. 28 Four Figures in Time by Patricia Grossman. Re\'iell'edhy Gl{}lle 1\1. Wuodsul1l. 29 Lady God by Lesa Luders. Reviewedby.!ennijer L. Selig. 30 f}eliver Us From Evie by M.E. Kerr. Rel'iewedbyShel/y Rafferty. 31 Passion's Shadow by Nicole Conn. Reviewedby Deb Shoss. 31 Bordering by Luanne Armstrong. Reviewedby Teresa Ortega. 32 Changes by Jackie Calhoon. lieviewedby Pauline Klein 32 Horseshoe Sky by Catherine Koger. Revielt'edby I'ut McAllister. IT'S A MYSTERY! 33 I Knew You Woold Call by Kate Allen and No Witoesses by Nancy Sama. Reviewedby CaralSehmidl. 34 I'aybaek by Celia Cohen; Last Resort: A Harriet Hohley Mystery by Jackie Manlhol'l1e; Skylel' Gabriel by Lierre Keith. Reviewedby.!alle Ferrier. 35 Fair Play by Rose Ileeeharn; Crystal Mountain Veils by Kieran York. lIevielt'edby Dialle Griffin Crolt'der 53 Vol, II, No.4 Summer 2 \Vho \Ve Arc: LRD Editorial Board SI'\I\II,R 1'1(' IIO;\i ISS{ ,. 3 Gulf Dreams by Emma Perez. Reviewed by Teresa de Lallrelis. 4 Another lVlother by Ruthnlll1 Robson. Reviewed hy Alice Bloch. 5 Ellt"t'ined by Ocnlrice Stone.- Reviewed hyJudith V. Bral1zhwg 6 .A Ghost in the Closet by Mabel Maney. Reviewed hy Laura 1'(J.~f. 7 The Color of Winter by Lisa Shapiro. Re\'lell'ed by Caml Camper. S The Angel and the Perverts by Lucie Delaruc·Mardrus. Re\'iewed by Teresa Ortega. 9 IFORUI\1:J Unleashing Feminism: Critiquing Lesbian SadOJllflSOchisllI in the Gay Nineties cd. by Irene Rcli. Re- viewed by Claudia Card. Re\'iewed by Sue O'SUl/tWlIl. t 2 The Actor's Book of Gay and Lesbian Plays ed. by Eric Lane and Nina Shellgold. Reviewed by Julia Willis. 13 Disorienting Sexualit)': Psychoanalytic Reappraisals of Sexual Identities ed. by Thomns Domenici and Rain C. Lesser. Reviewed by Joanne Marrow. 1.4 \Vriting Out My Heart: Selections from the Journal of Frances E. Willard, 1855-1896, cd. by Carolyn DeSwarte Gifford. Re\'iewed by eW)'" E. Newmann. 15 En TranS\'esli: \Vomen, Gender SUbversion, Opera cd. by Corinne E. Blackmer and Patricia Juliann Smith. Reviewed by Gillian Rodger. J6 Passions Between Women: British Lesbian Culture 1668~ 1801 by Emnm Donoghue. Reviewed hy RosemallY Auchmuty. 18 From a Mobile lIome by Nunln Archer. Firc Power hy Chryslos. mack and Lavender: The Collected Poems of Mnr~aret Sloan-Hunter by Margnret Sioan-Hullter. Reviewed hy Stephanie Byrd. 20 Surface Tension: Lon', Sex, find Politics Between Leshians and Straight \"omen cd. by Meg Dnly. RCI'iell'ed hy Ileather Conrad. 21 Ail1ll'c & .Jaguar by Erit.:n Fischer. Rel'iell'eli hy Kirsten Backsfrom. 22 !\ brtina Na\'ratilo\'8 by Gildn Zwenlwl1; Martina: The Life and Times of Martina Na\Tatilova hy Adrianlle Blue. /(('l'iewed hy Sal/dm Pollack. 2-' i\'lan F.nou~h to Be 11 Woman by Jayne County; usbiuns Talk Transgemler by Znchnry I. Nalal: Reviewed h.l'Jacob /-Iale. 24 The Ncw Fuck You: Ad\'enturcs in lesbian Reading cd. by Eileen rvlyles nnd Liz Kotz. Reviell'ed by Rehecca Steffen 25 \Vl'iting as \Vitness: Essay and Talk by Beth Brant. Re\'icwed by Bets)' War/and. 25 1\lakin2 Out: The Book of lesbian Sex and Sexualit)· oy Zoe Schramm-Evans. Reviell'ed hy Barhara IV. Gerber. 26 Sappho's Immortal Daughters by Margaret Williamson. Reviewed by Suzanne Juhmz. 27 Bisexuality and Ihe Challen2e to lesbian Politics: Sex, Loyalty, and Revolution by Paula C. Rust. Reviewed hy Nancy Koschmann. 27 lJnnn'ural Dykes 10 \Vateh Out For by Alison Bechdel; The Revenge of 1I0thead Paisan: Homicidal Lesbian Terrorist by Diane Ditytassa. Reviell'ed by Christine SlUmi. 28 And Say Hi to Joyce: America's First Gay Column Comes Out by Deb Price and Joyce Murdock. Reviewed hy Mev Miller. l 2 ) Lesbians and Psychoanalysis: Revolutions in Theory and Practicc cd. by Judith M. Glassgold and Suzanne lasenza. R{'w·ell'ed by Carla Monestere. 30 liT'S A MYSTERY:I Breaking Point by Martina Navratilovn and Liz Nickles. Reviewed hy Diaue Gr~ffin Crowder. 31 Slow River and Ammonite by Nicola Griffith. Ret'iewed by Julie Mitchell. 32 ISECOND THOUGHTS: IHollywood Lesbians by Boze Hadleigh, Reviewed hy Vicki L Eaklol'. 33 IIlEVIEW ESSAY:I Lesbian Sex Writing by Ralldy Tllrof! J-t Queer View Mirror: Lesbian and Gay Shorf Short Fiction cd. by James C. Johnstone fll1d Knren X. Tulchinsky. Re\';ewed by Anl1 Birnbaum. .15 .Juining fhe Tribe: Growing Up Lesbian and Gay in Ihe '90s by Linnea Due. Re\'iewed by Kathleen Quinlivan. 54 Vol. III, NO.1 Fall 1996 2 There will Be No Goodbyes by Laura DeHart Young and Dreamcatcher by Lori Byrd. Reviewed by Jacky Abromitis. 3 Paris Was a Woman: Portraits from tbe Left Bank by Andrea Weiss. Reviewed by Kirsten Backstrom. 4 Sinuosities: Lesbian Poetic Politics by Jeffner Allen. Reviewed by Margaret Nash. 5 The Ultimate Guide to Lesbian and Gay Film and Video cd. by Jenni Olson. Reviewed by AllyAcker. 6 Heterosexual Plots and Lesbian Narratives by Marilyn R. Fanvell. Reviewed byHelen Thompson. 7 I Change I Change: Poems by Barbara Deming. Reviewed by Kel Munger. S Home in Three Qays: Donlt Wash by Linda Smukler. Reviewed by Laura Post. 9 Tbe Arc ofLove: An Anthology ofLesbian Love Poemsed. by Clare Coss. My Lover is a Woman: Contemporary Lesbian Love Poetry ed. by Leslea Newman. Reviewed bySara Greenslit. 10 The Butehes of Madison County, Wbo Cares !fit's a Cboice: Snappy Answers to 101 Nosy, Intrusive and Higbly Personal Questions about Lesbians and Gay Men, and Can't Keep a Straight Face: A Lesbian Looks and Laughs at Life by Ellen Orleans. Reviewed by El/ioll. II Homosexuality: The Secret a Child Dare Not Tell by Mary Ann Cantwell. Reviewed by Gail A. Rekers. 11 Family Outing: A Guide for Parents ofLesbians, Gays, and Bisexuals ed. by Joy Dickens. Reviewed by Charlotte J. Patterson. 12 Spinsters and Lesbians: Independent Womanhood in the United States by Trisha Franzen. Reviewed by Christine Sanni. 13 Restricted Entry: Censorship on Trial by Janine Fuller and Stuart Blackley. Reviewed byJaanE. Baker. 14 To Write Like a Woman: Essays in Feminism and Science Fiction by Joanna Russ. Reviewedby Julie Mitchell. 15 Poverty: Lesbians and Gay Men: The Economic and Social Effects of Discrimination by Gay and Lesbian Equality Network and LEXUS. Reviewed byJlldith Byrne. 17 Lesbian Motherhood: An Exploration ofCanadian Lesbian Families by Fiona Nelson. Reviewedby Esperanza Laven~ der Jazz Paz. 18 Forbidden Fires by Margaret Anderson. Reviewed by Margaret Kissam Morris. 20 Making Love Visible: In Celebration ofGay and Lesbian Families ed. by Jean Swallow. ReviewedbyJoanna Cohen. 20 The Price We Pay: The Case Against Racist Speech, Hate Propaganda, and Pornography cd. by Laura J. Lederer and Richard Delgado. ReviewedbyA/ikah Monifa. 21 Seeing Dell by Carol Guess. Reviewed by Carla Tomaso. 22 REVIEW ESSAY: May Swenson and the Pulse ofLeshian Pleasure. By Marianne Milton. 23 IIWhy I Would Rather Be a Painter," poem by Aleida Rodriguez. 24 Breathless by Kitty Tsui. Reviewed by Judith P. Slelboum. 25 REVIEW ESSAY: Lesbian Pandora in Finland. By Marja Kaskisaari. 27 .Toward Amnesia by Sarah Van Atsdale. Reviewed by Marilyn Murphy. 27 The Best Laid Plans by M.E. Ross. Reviewed by Maria Dolores Costa. 28 LSF: Lesbian Short Fiction ed. by Jinx Beers. Reviewed by Kathleen M Mullins. 29 The Front Runner and Harlan's Race by Patricia Nell Warren. Reviewed by Susan Fox Rogers. IT'sAMvSTERY: 30 Bad Company: A Sloner McTavish Mystery by Sarah Dreher. Reviewed by Judith E. Beckett. Northern Blue by Tracey Richardson. Reviewed by Lisa Shapiro. 3l First Impressions by Kate Calloway. Reviewed by Pele Plante. The Hangdog Hustle by Elizabeth Pincus. Reviewed by Deb Shoss. 32 The Last ofHer Lies by Jean Taylor. Reviewed by Joanne A. Myers. 32 INDEX, VOL II 36 Who We Are: LRB Editorial Board 55 VOLUME 21 NO.2 SUMMER 1996 10 THE MYSTERIES OF 44 THE WORLD SACRED SPACE ACCORDING Ar"chlteets niNe aiNays ;<0.0'Nn TO WOMEN that place CJIl affect our" feelln~s by Susan Schnur of holiness, Now we hale clues i\Jever mind Charles-and-Ol mugs. about how women's eX:Jen· LlUTH ~nds a ceramICist who ences can ueate a holy space in commemorates what really the cellar of a shul, undef a tree, matter'S In life. With plates for your' behind a file cabinet. even 29 KEHOE CONVERTS. Sideboard marking the grand occa (despite the objections of men) WHY? sions of getting a grant or iindlng a at the Western Wall. by Louise Kehoe comfortable bra, Before Mary Gordon found out that r~er father was jewish, LOUise Kehoe had penetrated her dead DE PARTMENTS father's final legacy-he was no lapsed Romanoff liVing In n..nal 2 FROM THE EOITOR Engiand. but a tortured shtetl Jew, 3 LETTERS p.IO In d,sgulse. After" sU1Tenng both hiS denial and hiS cruelties. she 5 KOL ISHAH-NEWS emerges a Jew too. OF JeWISH WOMEN CASE# I: THE AROUND THE WORLD SACRED BASEMENT 33 BIBLE LESSONS • Peace and bombings' Breast cancer: what Afncan-Amencan and by SlJelfy Fredman A poem by Dovi Walders JeWish women are dOing together. A women's group creates a & the Insurance com- ..._ ...... , poweiful place for prayer In the 34 TRADE-OFF: SEX OR panles may be scaner basement of an Orthodox sh~J!. than the statistICS where grown women and little SCHOLARSHIP? •A commencement glris change what services look by Em;~ Ta;'" oDeech at Brown like. Followed by Cases #2, #3. Unlike Judaism. medieval • JeWish and Muslim & #4: Sacred Tree. Sacred Chns!lanlty had a loophole that ,',omen break bread at Fuse-Box Closet and lilowed sorre women to use their :"1t. Holyoke. Sacred Wall. 'YW1CS JS ,f they were men The \Ne're obsolu(ely senous oopnole! Celibacy. 36 REVIEWS New books on the ~mart. hlp & sexy young: "other" p.1 FRESH NEW FICTION [,\Jew York jeWish women: a new 3 short stories about women In three very different families. and the men who inspire, ~ovel from Rebecca Goldstein: respect.rvely, tenderness, fury, and lust iVlarjone Agosln's Latin Amenca. 15 DUDU IN HEAVEN 22 WAYWARD HEARTS 40 THE CREATIVE EDGE by Deborah Reich by Nancy Reisman The objects and artifacts you've Dudu left for the Six Day War Slowly, slowly, a young. pregnant 8een waiting for. without saying goodbye, Years later. and faithful Buffalo wife in the his sister (with a son who looks just 1950's falls into a sexual trance over 42 TSENA RENA like him), meets up with Dudu the unbidden attention ofa newly LILITH's indlspensab!e resources: again. Bring your hanky. widowed man. Then her sister 'Nhat to leam, where to go. how to takes over... :ead. etc. 18 THE PERSISTENCE Co v ER: From The Book ofMechtllde OF MEMORY (Asphodel Press). created by Anna Ruth by Bissa P. Matthews Hennques, 80m In jamaICa, part jeWish. Afncan. As'an. Portuguese, Hennques was Secrets leak out of the fissures in a educated at Catholic schools but raised as crumbling famify system when the a Jew. Here. an excerpt from her Illustrat nice jewish doctor son comes out ed manuscnpt based on the Book ofJob. as a homosexual. Trying to repair MiXing Imagery and text she has created the damage, an aunt blaINS the cover a !ovlng narrative of the life of her moth on his mother's Holocaust past er. Mechtilde. who died after a nine-year bout With cancer. 56 contents contenido letters to the editor 2 cartas de las lectoras The end of Sisterhood? 4 LEI fin de la hermandad entfe mUjeres? Anne Kalhrin Link Powerless women: a seductive image 8 La muJer sin poder: una Imagen seductora Malena Laucero The phantom of feminism 12 EI fantasma del lamlnisme Martha I. Rosemberg Women Politician Draws Media fire 18 MUjer Politica atrae el bombardeo de la prensa Anna Borzelto Sri Lankan Women Get Raw Deal. What more do you want? 20 Las mujeres de Sri Lanka reelben un tratamlento injusto. "Que mas quieren? Kalinga Seneviralne East of Africa Urbanization 24 Urbanlzacion al Este de Africa Loren B. Landau iI Meeting of Black Women 27 iI Encuentro de Mujeres Negras Feminist practice in the Zapatist Movement 28 Practica lemlnlsta en el Movlmiento Zapatista Mercedes Olivera Revolution. war and women in EI Salvador 32 La revolucion, la guerra y las mujeres en EI Salvador Norma Vazquez Multilateral Development? Banks 36 La Banca Multilateral Lde desarrolto? Ricardo Carrere NeWW Online Women's Network 40 La Red NeWw on-line de Mujeres Computer as the place of violence 40 Violencla par computadora Monika Geslend6rfer Diversity instead of simplicity 45 Olversldad en lugar de simpllcldad Sexual Choice as a human rights issue 46 Preferencla sexual como parte de los derechos humanos D. Michelle Cave and Juan French Delivered by Palesa Beverley Ditsie From South Africa 50 Olscurso eleclUaldo par Palesa Beverley Oltsle de Sudafrlca The building of citizenship 52 La conatruccion de la ciudadania Gina Vargas Women's World Music 58 EI Mundo Musical de Mujeres A very healthy year 59 Un aflo muy saludable lilian Abracinskas Feminist dicionary to update the language 62 Dlccionarlo feminista fin de siglo para «aggiornan) el lenguaje Lucy Garrido MA HI 57 A Journal about Women and Society "A human being is part oja whole. called by us the "Universe ", a part limited in time andspace. He experiences himself, his thoughts andfeelings, as something separated from the rest - a kind ofoptical delusion ofhis consciousness. This delusion is a kind ofprisonfor liS, restricting us to our personal desires and to affection for a few persons nearest us. Our task must be 10 free ourselves from this prison by widening our circles of compassion to embrace all living creatures and the whole ofnature hI its beauty. " Albert Einstein No. 94 May-June 1996 2. Readers' Forum 6. Who Am I? Living Identities Vs Acquired Ones Madhu Kishwar 18. Follow-up: A Victory for Satyagraha Prime Minister Concedes to a Review ofTehri Dam 20. Follow-up: Retribution at Last Delhi University Professor Dismissed for Sex Crimes 23. From Computers to Bullock Carts A Wnman's Tryst with Rural Poverty Asha Kachru 29. Book Review: Uncovering Chronic Pain Lost Voices Paige Passano MANUSHI 33. Health: Dangerous Seduction Tobacco Onslaught Through Sporting Events Bharal R. Sant 36. Short Story: Give Me Back My Country Manju Kak 40. Responses to Manushi On the Cover: Painting by Anindita C. Singh 58 MEDIA REPORT TO WOMEN Covering all the issues concerning women and media Volume 24, Number 3 Summer 1996 National Press Club's 25th anniversary of women's admission '" '".. 4 WMM roundtable assesses backlash in news coverage :. '"...... 5 Cokie Roberts speaks on women in journalism 7 AEJMC convention yields abundant research on women and media 9 What's the new communication technology doing for women? 11 59 Number 38 Summer 1996 On the cover: 15 Transporting by Am,. Sioilrer, MD., Gail Hart, Valerie Morris, Belillda 1.Asseu, CNM, aud Jan Triflen This mjnj~theme explores some of the dilemmas and scenarios of transport· illg cli",ls to Iile ilospital. 20 Accepling the unacceptable by Kntl,.rille Jellsen, CNM "Utltil Erin's birth/Ilwd never considered Iwould not beable to free ababy from tile grip of silollider dystocia." 22 Normalizing the breech delivery by Valerie £1 Halta, CPM SavanahSierraSnyderwasbornat 43 While demanditlg respect, breech deliveries do not necessarily pose greater weeksbydates. See page 29 for addi risk to either mother or her baby. lional photos by Caroline E. Brown. 25 African-American midwifery: Past, present and future by Karen Salt Wilat is II,.flltllre ofAfricall-American midwifery,givell its ilistory alld tile state of our times? OTHER FEATURES DEPARTMENTS 6 A Crown for Cardelia by Knren Lee HOlies 3 Editor's Page 4 Poetry A sonnet crOWtl about a homeless woman's birtli. 7 Networking 13 Can we really use Super Glue instead of suture? by Anne Frye 10 Tricks of the Trade For several years, there has beetl increasittg interest hi litis issue. 11 Marion's Message Sorrow al 43 weeks 29 Postdates vs. postmaturity: An overview by Anne Frye 12 Question of the Quarter Questions to keep in mirld when assessing current postmaturity protocols. by Anna Meenan, M.D. by Alison Osborn 32 Stretching every possible limit by Maria C. Wolford 44 Media Reviews "Tile cilallenges 1faced call speak to mallY of liS wilo serve women as Ihey birth." 46 News 36 Calendars, clocks and choices by Valerie £1 Halta, CPM 48 Journal Abstracts 49 Calendar When do we become concerned if the baby isn't bom on orarowld its expected dntes? 50 Classified Advertising 37 Some thoughts on the issue of postmaturity by Deb Plzillips, Lillda 53 In My Opinion Mat.datory prenalal HIV Lieberman and Gail Hart lesling: Wily not? by Judy Edmunds A recent online discussion provided a van'ety of respotlses, 55 Photo Album 38 Fetal movement chart Instructions to help your clietlls witli their all~imporlmtl monitoring. 42 Impressions and fond memories by Judy Edmunds Judy writes about lier experiences at the Pacific Rim Intemalional COl1ferellce. 60 QUARTERLY REPORT ON WOMEN AND THE MILITARY Volume XIV, Number I Spring, 1996 Articles WOMEN AS POWS FORGEITING THE RHONDA CORNUM STORY Elliott Groner / ALTA ISADORE GOULD'S "ALLAN WORTH" AN AMERICAN REVIVAL OF THE FEMALE WARRIOR BALLAD Trudy Carmany Last /5 ALLAN WORTH ASTORY IN TWO PARTS Alta Isadore Gould 35 THE CAPTAIN WINIFRED QUICK COLLINS STORY HOW ONE NAVY WOMAN WROTE HER MEMOIR AND FOUND A PUBLISHER (AND HOW YOU CAN DO THE SAMEI) Herbert M. Levine 5/ Articles appearing in this journal arc abrncted and indexed in HU/Qrlcal Ab"trae". BUILDING BRIDGES VOLUME VII, NUMBER 1 How we define and practice our beliefs JULY/AUGUST 1996 may be the crucial test for our movement. 48 HOW NOW? by Helen Zia 58 THE NUTS 'N' BOLTS OF NOW by Gayle Farman 60 OUR DIFFERENCE IS OUR STRENGTH by Audre Lorde 65 TAKING THE HIGH ROAD by Suzanne Pha" 68 AN INTERVIEW WITH SUZANNE PHARR by Gloria Jacobs PLUS 43 GUADALUPE THE SEX GODDESS by Sandra Cisneros news 12 Fleeing Mutilation, Fighting for Asylum byShery/McCanhy 17 NEWSMAK": Gloria Feldt, AScrapper for Planned Parenthood by Sharon /.emer 18 Sex Harassment Suits: The Fight for Damages Gets Uglier byAndrea Bemstein 20 Gelling Out the Vote by Stephanie Denmark 22 Is War Crimes Prosecution in theRight Hands? by Naami Klein 25 OPlN[ON: It's Time for DAs to Get Tough on Domestic Violence byGlanaM/red 26 ASurprising Verdict by Rita Henley/ellSen 28 CUPPINGS by Kate RQunds your work 34 Look Who's Talking About Work and Family by Rasalind Bamelt and Caryl Rivers 36 F[RST PERSON: Maureen Hodge 37 WORK NOTES by Ellen Papazian your health 38 Are the Treatment Options for PMS Leaving You Bloated, Irritable, and Crampy? by Sharon /.emer 40 PROfilE: Kevelynne Boyd 42 HEALTH NOTES by Sarah Canner arts 74 Xena: She's Big, Tall, Strong-And Popular by Danna Minkawitz 78 Kirsten Wilson Is Magic by Angela 8QnalXJgf(a 79 AArSWATCH by JennilerBaumgordner 80 Harriet the Spy. AHero for the '90s by Katherine Dadds 82 REVlEWS 85 BOLD TYPE: Lois-Ann Yamanaka departments 1 EDITOR'S PAGE by JfarciaAnn Gilfespie 4 LETIERS 7 BULLETIN BOARD 30 UPPllY WOMEN: Alice Stewart brAIny Raphael 70 SHE SAVS: Susan Powter by ,\la0' ,llcNamara 73 SNAPSHOT: THE BILLVTlrroN MEMORIAL SAKOPHONE QUARTET 86 CONNECTIONS: I Am t-.ly Mother's Keeper byJudy DolhardSimmons 91 POETRY: Three Poems by Dovi Walders 94 SNAPSHOT: SCHYtEEN QUALLS 95 GRAPEVINE by Jennifer Baumgardner 96 GUEST ROOli: Jessica's Mom ~\' Mary Kay Blakely No COMMENT (inside back cover) VOLUME VII, NUMBER 2 • SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 1996 features 54 VOTING A5 REBELLION There's aconspiracy to turn women voters off. The question is: Will we turn ourselves on? b)'GloriaSteinem 62 HUSTLING FOR DOLLARS Forty years ago, Cuba was atropical cliche, promising nubile young women to foreign tourists, Now, with the economy on the brink of ruin, things have come full circle by Coco Fusco 11 REAOER 5URVEY Tell us what you think about the magazine news 14 Is Ihe Parental Rights Movement Much Ado About Nothing? byJenniferGonnerman 19 NEWsMAKER: Carolyn McCarthy-from Personal Tragedy, aRun for Congress by Kristen Golden 20 France's Antiabortion Movement Gains Momentum byJudirh Warner 22 OPINION: There Goes the Neighborhood b.Y Barbara Find/en 23 ACase of Rape and Revenge Becomes aCause Celebre by M.,ino Budhos 26 Is the Voting System in Need of aMakeover? by Wilma Rule, Stfl.:-en Hi", and Sandy Fernandez 28 CLIPPINGS by Kate RQunds your work 33 Making Unpaid Labor Count byAlisa Smith 35 fiRST PERSON: Carol Ann Smith 36 Can Women. Bank on Unemployment Insurance? by Ho"iet Brown 37 WORK NOTES byJennifer.lfatlock your health 38 Touch Me, Heal Me: What Can Body Work Do for You? by Adriane Fu~h·8erm(UI 41 HEALTH NOTES b.darah Canner 42 PROfiLE: Willi Nolan 43 The Lowdown on Clinical Trials by Patricia Braus arts 72 Breaking the Mold by Sharon Fil:gerald 76 Lili Taylor Doesn'; Play It Safe b",\Ian'AnnManhall 78 ARTSW,\TCII by Jennifer ,trl/llack 72 books 80 ; iterary Shock Treatment by Whitney Walker 81 BOLD 1'YP" Jessica Hagedorn 82 REVIEWS departments 1 EDITOR'S PAGE by MarciaAnn Gillespie 4 LEITERS 7 BULLETIN BOARD 30 UPl'llY WOMEN: Cecile Richards by £,"nSmith 71 SNAPSHOT: BUST 79 SNAPSHOT: ME'SHElL NOEGWCELLO 86 fiCTION: Tales from the Breast by Hirami Gala 89 POETRY: Notice to Cut Tree b.'r Julie Bruck 91 GRAP£VJNE byJennifer Baumgardner 92 CONNECTIONS: AHealing Legacy b)'Ana Castillo 95 POETRY: Gladioli by Koren Volkman 96 GUEST ROOM: Mark Her Words by DebamhShouse No COMMENT (inside back cover) 63 ourn Vol. 8, No.2, Summer 1996 Editorial , vii Articles What Physics Is Fundamental Physics? Feminist Implications of Physicists' De bate over the Superconducting Supercollider BARBARA L. WHITTEN . Leshianism and the Censoring of Wutlleril1g Heights JEAN E. KENNARD 17 Contrarieties at Work: Women's Resistance to Bureaucracy LYNDA'. AMES 37 Reports Inventing a Feminist Institution in Boston: An Informal History of the Graduate Consortium in Women's Studies at Radcliffe College RUTH PERRY, JOYCE ANTLER, RENEE FALL, LAURA LEVINE FRADER, CAROL HURD GREEN, BARBARA HABER, ALICE JAR- DINE, and CHRISTIANE ZEHL ROMERO 60 The UN Fourth World Conference on Women BEATRICE W. DIERKS...... '.' R4 On Learning and Teaching Women's Studies on Television? It's Time for Dist.lI1ce Learning ANNIS H. HOPKINS 91 Review Essays Women and Welfare, Part One BETTY REID MANDELL _._.. 107 Gender and Language ELISABETH D. KUHN _ 117 Book Reviews Hine Sixht: Black Women and the Re·Construction of American History by Darlene Clark Hine U.S. Hislory liS Women's History: New Feminist EsslIYs edited hy Linda Kerber, Alice Kessler·Harris, and Kathryn Kish Sklar ROBYN MUNCY 126 Black Women as Cultural Readers by Jacqueline Bobo MARIA PRAMAGGIORE 130 (continued, next page) 64 Durn (continued) Vol. 8, No.2, Summer 1996 Changing Lives: Life Stories of Asian Pioneers in Women's Studies edited by the Committee on Women's Studies in Asia PAMELA THOMA 132 Engendering Wealth and Well-Being: Empowermellt for Global Change edited by Rae Lesser Blumberg, Cathy Rakowski, Irene Tinker, and Michael Monteon Mortgaging Women's Lives: Feminist Critiques 0/ Structural Adjustment edited by Pamela Sparr Women in the Age of Economic nansformation: Gender Impact of Reforms in Post-Socialist and Developing COlin tries edited by Nahid Aslanbeigui, Steven Pressman, and Gale Summerfield ROMY BOROOAH 134 Feminism and Community edited by Penny A. Weiss and Marilyn Friedman Separatism and Women's Community by Dana R. Shugar GLYNIS CARR __...... 139 Memories of Resistance: Women's Voices from the Spanish Civil War by Shirley Mangini SUSANA CAVALLO 143 \Vomen, Information, and the Future: Collecting and Sharing Resources World wide edited hy Eva Steiner Moseley NANCY COURTNEy 145 Re- Visioning Romanticism: British Women Writers, 1776-1837 edited by Carol Shiner Wilson and Joel Haefner Romantic Women Writers: Voices lind Countervoices edited by Paula R. Feldman and Theresa Kelley MICHAEL FERBER...... 147 Adamless Eden: The Commllnity of Women Faculty at Wellesley by Patricia Ann Palmieri Lives of Women Public Schoolteachers: Scenes from American Educational History by Madelyn Holmes and Beverly J. Weiss School Work: Gender and the ClIltural Construction of Teaching hy Sari Knopp Biklen AUDREY THOMAS McCLUSKEY __.. 152 The First Woman in the Republic: A Cultural Biography of Lydia Marie Child hy Carolyn L. Karcher MARGARET McFADDEN __ 157 Contributors 159 Announcements _. _ 163 Books Received _...... 164 65 a wo:m.en's newsjournal july 1996 volume xxvi, number 7 I:llnr SllII'V MW'der on the Appalachian Trial 1 1:11l1lil1li11111." Q.ender Gap Politic 6 nlllllW Hot Pant", Do-It-Younelf Gynecology 8 The Story OfJlU1e, Legendary UndergroUI:ld Abort/on Service .. 12 Mell Etheridge'. New Music Video 13 S11IlClalfllature Contract with Women of the USA 9 regular News 3 Chicken lady 14 Letters 16 66 aUg/sept 1996 volume xxvi, number 8 naUlnal wlmen's SWdles IssaclaUan cenlerence IntroductiO:tl 1 Special Session: G1rls/Grrls and NWSA , 16 Plenaries: ' Crossing Educational Borders 9 Sexualities II•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 11 Working in the Fields 21 Perspectives on Adolescent Girls '" 15 Workshops: Narratives of Development 6 Women's Studies in International Perspective 7 In Search of the Meaning Of Queer 10 Radical Feminism, Past and Present.•....•.••••••••...••.....•.•••••.••... 20 Clmmlntarv Three Movements in A Minor: Lesbians and Immigration...... 12 ·nVlew Out of the Mouths of Girls: LIsten Up and GIrl Power..; 18 A Lesbian View by Hulme and Parker 23 nlglar lIe"s 3 Chicken lady 25 Letters ~ 28 ON THE ISSUES 67 THE PROGRESSIVE WOMAN'S QUARTERLY FA LL 1996 VOl.UME V· NUMBER FOUR features 15 COVER STORY Loving Babies, Hating Women • Prisoners of Biology JAN GOODWIN Nepal has the harshest abortion laws in the world. And Washington is making things worse, • The Anti-abortion Stealth Campaign ...... JENNIFER GONNERMAN Human Life blternational makes Operation Rescue look like child's play. PAGE 16 PrisOI/a 0/ (('ar 24 ACTIVISM Newsroom Heretic . SANDY NELSON 1stood lip for queer riglzts-alld got punished ill the name offree speech. 28 PORTFOLIO Like Mother, Like Daughter PHOTOGRAPHS BY STEPHANIE WELSH At some point, a yOllllg girl is wamed that her body is 1Iot marriageable as is. 32 LAWWATCH The Judge Who Got Off ...... JOY WARD This mllll is a proven sexual predator. Why is the COllStitlltiOtl on his side? PAGE 28 34 THE ECONOMY Hazel Henderson's Better Bottom Line BARBARA STAHURA Good-bye 10 girlhood A feminist futurist redefines what courlls. 36 SPORTS Equestrian Equality NORINE DWORKIN What is it about iV011letl and horses? 40 THE ACADEMY The Boys in the Bond . LINDA CLARKE Abstracted and egocentric, the great philosophers need to get a l~{e. 42 RESISTERS "One Must Be Ready for Time and Eternity" MELINDA GIVEN GUTTMAN Tile legacy af Bertha Pappenhejlll. PAGE 36 High ill the saddle departments book & film reviews 6 Feedback 47 Sapphire, author of PlIsh 9 Pith & Vinegar PROFILED BY SALLY OWEN by Leslie 10 Talking Feminist • Where Is the Love? JAWANZA 48 Trmlsgender Warriors, All KEITA • A Woman's Run for President SAllY Feinberg REVIEWED BY SALLY OWEN ROESCH WAGNER • Sexy Divas CHARMAINE SEITZ 50 Eyes Rig/It!, edited by Chip PAGE 47 60 Back Page Berlet REVIEWED BY ELEANOR J. BADER 5500,000 Jlol'efisl The High Cost of No New Taxes ELLEN SNORTLAND 51 Books in Brief columns 52 TI,e Power ofBeallty, by Nancy 2 Front Lines Friday REVIEWED BY LYNN WENZEL Political Lives RONNI SANDROFF 54 Moll Flanders and Striptease 3 Merle Hoffman FILM REVIEWS BY KATHI MAIO Happiness and the Feminist Mind 55 Home Videos in Brief PAGE 48 13 Phyllis Chesler Trails world traveler Letter to a Young Feminist 68 April- June 1996 VoJ.56 No.2 Freedom Features For Want or A Spare Part .7 Branch Profile . . . • .. 20 Peace Activists In Israel .. 8 Program and Action. • • •• ·. • 21 Practice Anti-Racism. •• 11 Book Review • .. 28 Progressive Alternatives Emerging •"• 12 Index ... . . 29 Stand For Children .••• 14 Hope For Children ••.. 16 WILPF National Congress •..•.•••. 22 Departments Readers' Forum •• 4 Membership • • • • " 5 U.N. Report • • • • • 6 Middle East Committee 9 Branch Action •••••• 18 PSYCHOLOGY 69 OF'VOl\IEN QU-LlRfERLY Volume 20 Number 2 1996 Featured Article The Objectified Bod~' Consciousness Scale: De~ Nila Mary McKinley 181 . ve/opment and Validation Janet Shibley Hyde Research Articles A Mediational Model of Autonomy, SeJf~Esteem, Chrislina M. Frederick 217 and Eating Disordered Attitudes and Behaviors Virginia M. Grow Preventing Acquaintance Rape Through Educa Kimberly A. Lonsway 229 tion: What Do We Know? Female Partners of Bisexual Men: What They Joseph P. Slokes 267 Don't Know Might Hurt Them David J. McKirnan Lynda Doll Rebecca G. Burzette Menopause Research and the Dominance of the Sharon Scales Roslosky 285 Biomedical Model 1984-1994 Cheryl Brown Travis Book Reviews Women in Context: Taward a Feminist Recon Norine G. Johnson 313 struction of Psychotherapy, edited by Marsha Pravder Mirkin Women and Men at WOTk, by Barbara Reskin and ~arbara A. Gutek 315 Irene Padavic; Managing Work and Family life, by Viola M. Lechner and Michael A. Creedon The Psychiatric Implications of Menstruation, Randi D. Koeske 317 edited by Judith H. Gold; Premenstrual Dysphorias: Myths and Realities, edited by Judith H. Gold and Sally K. Severino Men, Women, and Aggression, by Anne Deborah R. Richardson 319 Campbell; Female Rage: Unlocking lls Secrets, Claiming Its Power, by Mary Valentis and Anne DeVane The Sound 01 the Silver Horn: Reclaiming the Barbara Kerr 321 Heroism ;n Conlemporary Women's Lives, by Kathleen Noble 70 THE MAGAZINE FOR LARGE WOMEN Issue #41 SUMMER 199 6 Cover: Carnie Wilson's cover photo by ••••••••••••••••••• FEATURE ••••••••••••••••••••• lynn GoldsmitM.GI. MEET CARNIE WILSON By Alice Ansfield •...••.•.•••.•..••...... 8 An Intimate Portrait •••••••••••••••• DEPARTMENTS·················· Up FRONT & PERSONAL THlS IS KATE SMITH. THIS 1$ AMERICA. By Michael Lasser •••.••.••.•.•.••36 ESSAYS My FAT, My BUSINESS By Maria Lang ..•...•.•.••..•..•.•..•••• 7 DIET Is A FOUR~lEnER WORD By Carolyn Owens . ...•..•..•..•.•.•.. 16 IMAGES THE RADfANCE 2ND ANNUAL SWIMSUIT EDlTlON •••••••••••••••••••••23 RADIANCE SUMMER fASHION SECTION •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 29 Activeweaf & ciJsuafwear from Fit to be Tried, Junonia, Chn'stina Swim~r; UJla Popken REAOERS' POETRY OUR FIRST ANNUAL READERS' POETRY COllECnON ••••••••••••••••••• • 30 ON THE MOVE CANYONS OF TRIUMPH By Lois E. Van Leer .32 THE AUDITION By Kelly Bliss • ••••..• .42 PERSPECT1VES JUSTICE FOR THE JURY? By Dave Cravotta •••••••••.••..•.••.•.•• 34 Discrimination in the courtroom •••••••••••••••••••• COLUMNS ••••••••••••••••••• LETTER FROM THE EDITOR By Alice Ansfiefd .3 LETTERS TO RADIANCE . .4 IN SEASON: TOMATOES By Linda Brandt Tanner .18 BIG NEWS 8y William J. Fabrey •..•••..• .20 71 Vol. 19 No. 1 March 1996 Joanna Torrey An imminent death is cause for Bleeding 3 self-reflection catherine Childers "barmaid's spilling breasts/ Mary Wollstonecraft: 7 nearly in the lukewarm ale" A Sextet Plus One Jennifer Hedges Barely coping with the aftermath An Exaggeration of 9 of divorce. My Condition Mary Artley Werner 1 was five and I took a My Mother's Star 15 hatchet / to a small caned chair" Nancy Bjorgo Coping somewhat better with Seize tihe Dog 17 the aftermath of divorce Mary Lou Sane/Ii 1 can't pass truth on/like a joint." Upon Reading a Brochure on 22 Domestic Violence Morning Lesson 23 What Comes Cracking 25 Into Silence Jennifer Herbison Fantasies of the young, the single, Male Frontal Nudity 26 and the desperately horny Judy Macinnes Jr. "the head of his little penis Small Penis Poems 30 smaller than a 32-cent stamp" Four of Everything 31 Potato Peeler 32 Jellyfish Child 33 Mary O'Connell Pale dreams and dreams of pallor At the Pale Circus 34 of the young and earnest Marilyn Dumont 1'd become the forester of my He Taught Me 42 own flesh" Who Knew the Moons 44 Would Remember (continued, next page) 72 Vol. 19 no. 1 March 1996 (continued) Glenna Turnbull Concertos, hockey, and a dream Crossing The Blue Line 45 Mary Artley Werner When your ex-mother-in-Iaw Youean't always get what you 50 remains your best friend want, but if you try sometimes, you get to keep your first mother·in·law Elaine Bougie Gilligan 'took her to bed with him Janice's Uncle 52 for pocket money" Adele 53 Gina Conti She was always alone, even She Thought There 57 with a husband Would Be More Ursula Pflug Looking for losllove Lydia 63 Tanis MacDonald "Worship of water and menl is Love and Rafting 66 an unmanageable risk" Fever Ripe 69 Sarah Ives The days of a not-sa-Boston Olive's Time 71 marriage Terra Bohart '1 feel my dream come true, Loon's Necklace 75 pregnancy gone" Abortive Laminaria 77 Book Review The Whole Dam Family, by Wendy Putman 78 Contributors' Profiles 80 Calls for Submissions 82 Back Issues & SUbscriptions 103 73 a eWoman Celebrating the Goddess in Every Woman Issue 35, Autumn 1996: 10lh Anniversary Issue Celebrating Diversity Features ~utterll\' Dreams - m1u'ork hy Tmr.\" TlIl'ller . Outside Front Cover Celehrafing [)i\'er.<;i(~' - (Illwork I~" Uosemm)' UO(1c!l .. Inside Front Cover Ten Turns Around the Wheel - ~IINI flJitor;nl by LllnaM Wmtherstolle. 5 Braiding Our Celehrations: An Inle'n'iew with Luis'ah Teish- !~rJlotiIlP TiHus. /J"otof!,mjJh.I/~)' Maritl/lIIe GontarI...... 6 Cajera. The Crippled Godde~s - b)''/O.)'lIf 0IJenbacRer, artwork by Emile Farris. . , .. 12 ()ur Altar - fly Shelle.\' Andi'T.\oll. allll'orR by Cat Slrieby ...... 17 .\ (;od Who Looks Like All of Us -'~\' RO.H' Sulnri. artwork by Tracy Chrislensen 19 fimeless Friends - hyJw/ith Morgan. f111uwk by Rilla Daugavietis...... 22 Ritual or Mochitsuki: A Vision ofAncientJapan - b.\' Plethora FairYffTove, (lTlwork &y Wink:; Wheeler. . 26 Finding Common (;round - b.y Sandra /. Wilson. artwork by Peggy Sill' McRae. . .. 28 l.aI11111as: Bread ()f Diversit\' - b)' Elaine Davis, artwork by Sandra Stanton 30 Seasons oj' LiKht and lhrkness: Autumn. and the Da\"s Dwindle Down - h.\, Brnhnm .~,dinger. /1I1uwk l~\' l.lIIlrt'1I Fm!a-Mncuod . . 33 She I" -IJUPln hy lJI'{'er!.\, Tllao. arfll'rlrk by Lisa Bag ...... Inside Back Cover rqtems -artwork h.\' Marcia Dimlt'...... Outside Back Cover In Every Issue Business Notes: hl,()R~l.-\'lION t'OR O\'R HL\IlERS •. . .. , ....•...... , •.....•.. 2 Living the Dreal11: EIJlIORI,\1. Ml'SI1\t~S - liy AII11t' Newkirk Niven ...... 3 ()Ile ofTen Thousand: GllnIH:ss LOlu $..: RIIT.-\l. - by Diana Paxson, artwork by Linda Ware /les ., 37 rhe Cauldron of Changes: TIt-\NSmR\I·\lIo~.-\I, & PR.-\CIIC-\I. MAGIC - try' De-Anna Alba, 47 Sacred Herhs: GIns IHO\l lHt: L\NI) - /ly./a1/ Wilfiams , , .49 Crolle Eyes, Crone Heart: Is~rR .IOlH"EYS & Ol'ITR RfAt.rm:s - by Ann Kreilkamp .,, .. 51 The Serpentine Path: THL-\l.m;r rOR ,\ ;-.iFW W.W or Bt:ING - by Carol P. Chn'st . 54 Into the (;reen: \\'m,RElO BHa~ - h.y Efiwbefh BaT/rife...... ,,, 58 The Sihvl Speaks: DI\"I:'olAIIO:'ol IN E\"F.R\"Il.\r Lin: - hyJoamUl Powell Colbert. ; ,,, 60 l.unaMme: Tm. GOIl!WSS, Crn FS, .\'\Il nH: Roms OF ASTROUX;Y - by Knthleen O'ConneU , 63 Hearl and Home: E\"FRm.-W ["'iCl-I.\'" I \IF" IS - b\' LlIl1afn Weatherstone .., ,, 65 rhe t\'lystic's Wheel of the Year: HOL\" D.-\YS FRO~' M.-\N\' Cn.TuRf.S -by Marija Angelos, .. ", 68 .-\ Circle is Cast: IllL\S WR Rnt'.-\I. WORK. . .. ,, .. , 70 Leart's of Sa~e: BOOK R~SIF\rS ...... , ... ,...... 76 roob for Tnmslormation: PRom:c!" Rn'IF.\rs ..," ., 80 The Rattle: TIIF WIS~', WO\l.-\N CO('NClI...... •... ,,...... ,, ..•.• ,, .. ,, .. , 84 Women at Ihe Well: A M'-\RKt;Il'Uq: or Goons, SrR\'lcf,'\ & IOfAs ...... , .. , .. ,,.,,,,,. 91 \\'earin~ Ihe Weh: NnwoRKINt; hroR\IAIlON & Re'OIIRCf.5 .•. . •.....•.. ,..... 95 .-\ Pinch 01' Sage: WORIIS or \\'Isnml ...... ,, 96 74 SEX ROLES A Journal of Research Vol. 34, Nos. 3/4 February 1996 CONTENTS Gender and Courtship Entitlement: Responses to Personal Ads 141 Erich Goode Undergraduates Regard Deviation from Occupational Gender Stereotypes As Costly for Women 171 Jallice D. Yoder alld Thomas L. Schleicher Correlates of the Objective and Subjective Experiences of Sexual Harassment in High School . 189 Salldra Houston alld Naomi Hwallg Gender Roles Portrayed in Kenyan Television Commercials 205 Mary W. Mwallgi The Influence of Parents and Family Context on Children's Involvement in Household Tasks 215 John K Antill, Jacquelille J. Goodnow, Graeme Russell, alld Salldra Cotton The Best Teacher: Mediating Effects of Experience with Employed Women on Men Managers' Responses to Suhordinates' Mistakes 237 Arlene Eskilsoll and Mary Glenll Wiley Future Time Perspective According to Women's Age and Social Role During Adulthood 253 Leandre Bouffard, Etienne Bastill, alld Sylvie Lapierre BRIEF REPORT Ken and Barbie at Life Size 287 Kevin I. Norton, Timothy S. Olds, Scott Olive, and Stephen Dank BOOK REVIEW 295 SEX ROLES 75 A Journal of Research Vol. 34, Nos. 5/6 March 1996 CONTENTS Gender and Marital Status Differences in Depression: The Effects of Chronic Strains 299 Xiaoqin Wu and A/fred DeMaris Gender Differences in Scripts for Different Types of Dates 321 Christine A/ksnis, Serge Desmarais, and Eileen Wood Differences in Men's and Women's Global, Sexual, and Ideal-Sexual Expressiveness and Instrumentality 337 Kelli-an Lawrance, David Taylor, and E. Sandra Byers Putting the Feminism into Feminism Scales: Introduction of a Liberal Feminist Attitude and Ideology Scale (LFAIS) 359 Betsy Levonian Morgan Black and White Adolescent Males' Perceptions of Ideal Body Size 391 Sharon H. 17lOmpSOIJ, Roger G. Sargent, and Karen A. Kemper Effects of Inclusive vs. Exclusive Language on Evaluations of the Counselor 407 Mark E. Johnson and Seana Dowling-Guyer Childhood Tomboyism and Adult Androgyny 4I9 Shawn Meghan Bum, A. Kathleen O'Neil, and Shirley Nederend Gender Stereotypes in the Expression and Perception of Vocal Affect 429 Tem L. Bonebrighl, Jeri L. Thompson, and Daniel W. Leger BRIEF REPORT' Personal Advertisements of Male-to-Female Transsexuals, Homosexual Men, and Heterosexuals 447 Meredith Child, Kathryn Graff Low, Cheryl McDonell McCormick, and Andrew Cocciarella BOOK REVIEWS 457 76 SEX ROLES A Journal of Research Vol. 34, Nos. 7/8 April 1996 CONTENTS Anger of Women Incest SUlVivors 463 Amy L. Newmall alld Christopher Petersoll Effects of Sex Role Stereotyping Among European American Students on Domestic Violence Culpability Attributions 475 Cylllhia E. Willis, Marialllle N. Hallillall, alld Jeffrey Me/by Gender-Role Orientation and Body Image in Women and Men: The Moderating Influence of Neuroticism 493 Carolille Davis, Michelle Diollne, and Lim/j LAzarus The Relationship Between Masculine Gender Role Stress and PsychOlogical Adjustment: A Question of Construct Validity? 507 DOllald R. McCreary, Frallk Y. WOIlg, Willie Wiener, Kellneth M. Carpellter, Amy Ellgle, alld Pauline Nelsoll Gender and WeU-Being in the Czech Republic 517 Joseph Hraba, Frederick O. LorellZ, Gallg Lee, alld Zdellka Pechacovtl The Relationship Between Plaintiff Gender and Just Cause Determination in Canadian Dismissal Cases 535 Terry H. Wagar alld James D. Grallt Reactions to Refusals of Sexual Advances among U.S. and Brazilian Men and Women 549 E. R. DeSouza and C. S. HUlz BRIEF REPORfS Conflicting 'Thstirnony: Judges' and Attorneys' Perceptions of Gender Bias in Legal Settings 567 Alldrea Stepm'ck alld James D. Orcutt The Interactive Effect of Influence Thctic, Applicant Gender, and 1YPe of Job on Hiring Recommendations 581 E. Holly BUllller and Martha McEllally BOOK REVIEWS 593 ANNOUNCEMENT 601 S IGNS 77 Journal of Women In Culture and Society SUMMER 1996 VOLUME 21 NUMBER 4 FEMINIST THEORY AND PRACTICE Barbara Christian, Special Issue Editors Heidi Hartmann, Ruth-Ellen Boetcher Joeres, Barbara Laslett, and Anne Thorsen Truax 811 Editorial bell hooks 814 Sisterhood: Beyond Public and Private with Tanya McKinnon Suzanna Danuta 830 From Here [0 Queer: Radical Feminism, Walters Posrmodernism, and the Lesbian Menace (Or, Why Can't a Woman Be More Like a Fag?) Minrose Gwin 870 Space Tra\'el: The Connective Politics of Feminist Reading Haunani·Kay Trask 906 Feminism and Indigenous Hawaiian Nationalism Heidi Hartmann, Ellen 911 Bringing Together Feminist Theory and Bravo, Charlotte Practice: A Collective Interview Bunch, Nancy Hartsock, Roberta Spalter·Roth, linda Williams, and Maria Blanco Judith Resnik 952 Asking abom Gender in Courts Marilyn Frye 991 The Necessity of Differences: Constructing a Positive Category of Women Manha Boesing 1011 Rushing Headlong into the Fire At the Foot of the Mountain Jaime M. Grant 1024 Building Community-Based Coalitions from Academe: The Union Institute and the Kitchen Table: Women of Color Press Transition Coalition Karen Beckwith 1034 Lancashire Women Against Pit Closures: Women's Standing in a Men's Movement Janice Haaken 1069 The Recovery of Memory, Fantasy, and Desire: Feminist Approaches to Sexual Abuse and Psychic Trauma 1095 United States and International Notes 1097 About the Contributors lNou TO VOLU"E 21 1103 Author/Title Index, General 1113 Author/Title Index, Books Reviewed 1128 Notice to Contributors 78 Sinister Wisdom 57 Winter /Spring 1996 5 Akiba Onaaa-Sikwoia • Notes for a Magazine 7 A. Miriasiem Barnes· Notes for a Magazine 8 Elsa E'der • Notes for a Magazine 8 Marianne Hewitt. Notes for a Magazine 10 Upcoming issues 12 April Cilizen Kane. I Will Not Be Broken 13 Chrystos • My Sleeve Wet 14 Cheryl Jones. My Dearest Sweetheart 16 Joan Annsfire • Insomnia 21 Rivka Mason and Jan Thomas. Leah's Passing 29 Elizabeth N. Evasdaughter • 0 Fortuna! 31 Mariah L. Richardson. blues siren 33 A. Miriasiem Barnes. It Had Nothing to do wth Being Butch 34 Laura C. Luna. I Cry 39 Christina Springer. Today 40 Adrienne Y. Nelson. How to Throw Your Own Birthday Party 42 Marianne Hewitt. On Birth 44 K. Linda Kivi • Furious 46 Debby Earthdaughter • My Healing is Unrecognizable in Abte-Bodied Terms 50 helen laurence. Mother Green, Mother Blue 52 Zelda Lockhart. The Same Jesus 56 Morgan Ahern. I Rage 58 A. Miriasiem Barnes' Somehow I Found My Voice 62 Jeannie Wilkin' Decided 63 Annalee Wade. Butcl, medicine 64 Ardena Shankar. The Walling Moon 72 Tzivia Gover. A Family Recipe 73 Tzivia Gover· First Bam 75 Colleen Kelley' The Women Who Live ill Me 76 Julia Youngblood' Untitled 86 T Malone. Risillg Tide 88 Joanna Kadi • Coiled Tongues 91 Melanie Cockrell· Self Portrait, 1989 92 Rebecca Hall • Glass 94 Liliana Siomkowska • Hitler My Heart 99 Melanie Cockrell. Asthmatic's Diary (a brokell sonllet) 100 Ellen Bass' I eIlter myself 102 Victoria Lena Manyarrows • Silellce is Deep 104 Joan Annsfire • Deserted Beaches 106 Gayle Bell. Brave Survivor 108 Jo Anne Reyes-Boilei • Untilled 11 0 Ellen Bass. Slowly, like arclraeologists Sinister Wisdom 57 79 Winter /Spring 1996 (continued) 112 T Malone. Happy Atly Day Tllere's Birtll 113 Linnea. Tile Permatlellt Stain 114 K. Linda Kivi • Now is tile lime to bllry Ollr gllosts 116 Marie Cartier. I Want 117 Holly Iglesias. SlIpplicatlt 118 Mistinguette • Traditional Medicine 120 Contributors' Notes 125 Books Received 129 Announcements and Classified Ads 133 Letter from Aileen Wuornos Defense Committee ART cover Yvonne Kettels • "dancer" 4 Cathy Cade • Allclion Block from Ise' Oillwa 15 Naomi Baran & Lily. Joanne "Jajo" Garrett 38 Yvonne Kettels • "Fllrtller and fllrtller" 49 Peni Hall· Untitled 55 jackie Hill • Untitled 61 Adalia Selket • Girlfriends Forever 71 Adalia Selket • Untitled 77-85 julia Youngblood. Grief Spot 87 jackie Hill • Untitled 93 Yvonne Kettels • "if yOIl want to cllange YOllr life" 98 Yvonne Kettels • "Wade in tile waters" 107 jackie Hill • Untitled 119 Yvonne Kettels • "if we are tile beginning we will be forever" 80 July 1996 Vol. 21, No. 11 Rrtsftc ...... FE A'T'iIJ itA RT I'S'T P R 0 F I'i. E"" _ A BURDEN OF EARTH lIiiI &0 OTHER STORIES R THE IRISH WOMEN'S LIBERATION M CATIE CURTIS: BY BETH BOSWORTH _ SEPARATING _MOVEMENT Reviewed by Anne Tystn Berard By D. Kif/ian THE TRUTH FROM LIES II!II!!II GIRL SOLDIER _ POWER FOR IRISH WOMEN by Wendy hades ~ / ii:d BY DENiSE DUHAMEL _ By Marie Mulholland .,.:../ Reviewed by Li Min Mo '-. LEAVING EDEN _ A MUSEUM FOR TANTA ROSA BYNADYA ..By Brucie Jacobs & F,anctS Warner AISENBERG Reviewed by ftIIIII SILVER BULLETS: A PHOTO ESSAY Nancy Kassell IliI By Laura Wulf FILM/VIDEO THE JUDGE'S JI!II!!I THE GEEKY GIRL &0 HOW SHE GREW DAUGHTER iii By Kathi Maio . BY NAOMI FEIGELSON CHASE m PLAY BALLI Reviewed by A,ma M. \Vanock IiiiI By Carolyn Robinson mSMALL PRESS NOTES FIR ST PERSONS POETRY CALENPAR IIII'!!IIII THE TRADITION BASEBALL ' MHOTPICKS, .... By Jenny flynn lEI By Barbdra Schwegman ISliiII COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD, MGONE GROUPS NEW S _ By Gail Kaplow ET IN ARCADIA EGO ••• II!'I'II ELECTION '96 By Sandra KoMer iii By Sarah Wright THE WATER'S BORE By Naomi Feigelson Chase II!'I'II NATiONAL &0 IIiIINTERNATIONAL NEWS IT Compiled by Linda Wong By Elizabeth Fe1ltan & Maureen Mu"a)' BOO K S BOSTON&o NEW ENGLAND NEWS AIMEE&o mCompiled by Linda Wong JAGUAR mBY ERICA FISCHER Reviewed by I'll L)'1Jtl FelmaN ODYSSEY WITH THE GODDESS PLUS BY CAROL P. CHRIST IIReviewed by Starhawk CHOOSING CHILDREN IISOJOURNER 1975-95 81 AugllKATE MILLETT • By Felice Yeskel 111M HUGHES ON Reviewed by Andrea Alexander II ART, SEX, II,I!III ALL-AMERICAN GIRL, GATED COMMUNITIES: AND IIIP!II BY ROBIN BECKER _ WHERE PROPERTY REIGNS CENSORSHIP IIIiII Reviewed by Rosemarie Sultan II)' Kari" Aguilar-SatJ Juan by !sa Lesl,ko ~ COHOUSING: ~ A COMMUNITY ALTERNATIVE By Donna L McDimiel TOO DISABLED FOR FILM/VIDEO WOMEN'S CULTURE mBy Mary Frances Platt BLUSH: FIF)'H GENERATION, FEMALE IIBy Katl,,' Maio .. III!R REACHING BEYOND THE II!\!!' THE ADOPTION READER, iii PRISON BARS IiiiiI EDITED BY S. WADIA-ElLS By Laura Whitehorn POE TRY Reviewed by Judith Beckett RUPTURED E. SUTURED IDENTITIES INITIATION IP.I MONKEY SECRET, A conversation betwem G"ri"der Cl,odlM By U Min Mo l16li BY DIANE GLANCY II ED Rw;ewed by Arme Tysetl Berard and Parminder Bhac1m THE LIBERATION OF MADNESS By Jenlllier Lagier a SMALL PRESS NOTES NAMES WE CAll HOME, II EDITED BY BECKY THOMPSON STREET VISIONS IN MIAMI AND SANGEETA TYAGI By Mariana Romo-Carmona CALENDAR Reviewed by Flhabet1, rsele TWO POEMS: UNTiTlED M HOT PICKS, II!P.I A PATCH OF EDEN, By Liza Marcato liM COMMUNITY BUllETIN !Mil BY H. PATRICIA HYNES BOARD, GROUPS Reviewed by Eleanor ]. Bader BOO K S I'I!!II SUMMER NEW S III MYSTERY FUN ELECTION '96 Reviews by Patricia II!P.I Rorl, Schwartz iii By Sara', Wright NATIONAL E. INTERNATIONAL NEWS Compiled by Unda WOllg & Maureen Murray m BY E. ABOUT MAY SARTON Reviews by Sflsan A/fits M BOSTONE. iii IIII8iI NEW ENGLAND NEWS Compiled by Linda \Vollg M LESBIAN EROTlCS, IiiiI BY KARLA lAY Reviewed by Amy Hoffman 82 '0" ·u·f·n·e·fe T eWomen's Forum s PRACTICING FREEDOM: HUMAN _ DIVING DEEP INTO IEWISHNESS IIPI!II SOLAR STORMS, BY LINDA HOGAN RIGHTS EDUCATION IIIby Vicki Gabriner iidI Rtlliewed by Myke Johmon IIBy Loretta Ross _ SEARCHING FOR NEW LEADERSHIP I!II!!II DOUBLE VISiON _ By Mallit RichartUon _ BY ALEXANDRA DUNDAS TODD M MY GRANDFATHER DIDN'T Reviewed by Sue Rochman ~OWNSLAVES By lARem Despain I!I!IIII REINVENTING III!'I!iIII RIANE EISLER: SEARCHING FOR _BIOLOGY _ SACRED PLEASURES BY LYNDA BIRKE' RUTH HUBBARD By Gina Ogden Rtvi~td by SEEKING THE PROMISE OF Su~m1t R. Morse EQUALITY II By Suumne Pharr III!'II!'II SCAPEGOATING IMMIGRANTS i' F I"iJM 'I Y'I' b''E~:& ., II'fi SMALL PRESS NOTES iii By Surina Khan IIiI&I Compiled by Amy Pelt _ WHITHER THE ANTIGAY I!P.I THE TIES THAT BIND ..RIGHT WING? liM , By Kathi Maio By Sue Hyde \ .. ,. I!III!!II MERRIL MUSHROOM IS A JEW mHOTPICKS. Iia:.t By Merril Mushroom iiiCOMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD. GROUPS II!!II!I KEEPING WOMEN Eo CHILDREN 15811 LAST, BY RUTH SI DEL JOURNEY Reviewed by Pat Gowens • BACK TO SELF RlIN THE TIME OF THE RIGHT, mBy Cara/arm Barrttl ... BY SUZANNE PHARR Reviewed byJane Spickett GIRLS WITH POWERS • By earetlntJ Ferguson & lAurj UmanJJey M RESTRICTED ENTRY, BY JANINE II ... FULLER AND STUART BLACKLEY FORBIDDEN PASSAGES, BY PAT CALIFIA EoIANINE FULLER IIPI!II POEMS BY Rwitwed G.n. Dawson iiiI DENISE PROGESSIVES ALIVE, KICKING. AND DUHAMEL MAKING DOCUMENTARY FILMS WITH IIBy &ttY" C. What PAINTINGS BY SUSAN SHATTER _ NATIONAL Eo &ilINTERNATIONAL NEWS I!P.I BOSTON Eo ~ NEW ENGLAND NEWS Tessera 83 Volume 20 Summer, EM 1996 Dispositions Around the Literary Katherine Binhammer. Jennifer Henderson, Lianne Moyes, Patricia Seaman, Cheryl SOllrkes 5 Helen Lee Sally's Beallty Spot 11 Jill Henderson Useless Money and IOUs List Paintings 20 Julie Doucet Jlllie-ia-terrellr se mellrt 23 Barbara Godard Feminist Soapboxes: Reading Women's Graffiti as the Prodllction of Political Signs 26 Loredana Sangiuliano Love Addict 30 Patricia Seaman Man} Goes to Malli 32 Beam Me Up 35 Qllestfor Love (Bomber) 38 Sylvie Berard CommeOl1 fait son lit 41 Beth Learn Alice Springs Project 47 Gyllian Phillips AFractllred Iconography ofGender in FOllr Saints and Three Acts 53 Barbara Sternberg "Let liS never cease thinking" 63 Leanne Franson Liliane 65 Qlliz the Dictionary 66 Over-Absorbent 70 Janice Williamson from Altitllde X2 72 Adeena Karasick from Genrecide 82 Debra Anderson The Mystery Girl of Goodness B4 Patti Kim Jade 86 Kate Monro from Cyber Porn Gallery 90 Notes on Contributors/Collaboratrices 92 Calls for papers/Demandes de textes 96 84 Tradesvvonten A Magazine for Women in Blue-Collar WOl'k Volume 15 Number 2 Summer 1996 3 National Policy Update Kristin Watkins 4 Welfare Reform Update Diana Pearce 5 Letters to the Editor 6 Ballet! Touche! Susan Eisenberg 8 Opinion Mary Woods SPECIAL SECTION: AFFIRMATIVE ACTION 12 Program Focus Lauren Sugarman 15 Myth vs Reality 16 Success Stories: Inspector Marg Hall 18 CCRI Update Gillien Todd 20 Poetry Michelle Langenberg 21 Poetry Dawn Slater 22 Ads & Announcements 85 Contents No. 33 ~ Strife Lellers 2 Gelling away With Murder Sandra McNeill reveals how men who kill women escape punishment... . 3-7 International Conference on Violence, Abuse and Women's Citizenship A preview of November's event in Brighton 8-10 Floundering in the Net Dianne Buttenvonh reviews. Dale Spender's book Nat/ering on the Net and offers a beginner's guide to the Internet I 1-20 Wanted: The Female Serial Killer Debbie Cameron asks how feminists should make sense of Rose West.... . 21-28 Gybing Round the Buoys 1'01 Woodward on women and windsurfmg 29-34 Lesbians Take on the UN Jill Radford interviews Margaret Page about lesbians organising at the Beijing Conference and after.. . 35-43 Weasel Words Li, Kelly challenges feminists who talk about paedophiles and the cycle of abuse 44-49 Ignorance is Bliss When You're Just Seventeen Stevi Jackson discusses the issues raised by child beauty queens and girls' magazines. 50-60 Sustaining the Struggle A report from the Bombay Women's Centre 61-67 ~ Barking Back: Jlllie Bindel and Joan Scanlon rant about lesbian feminists' aliitudes to love, sex and relationships . 68-72 From the Editor 7 86 "Beyond" Gynocriticism and Gynesis: 13 The Geographics of Identity and the Future of Feminist Criticism Susan Stanford Friedman ~ FORUM: AFTER EMPIRE I ~ Conflicting Nationalisms: The Voice of the 41 ~ 0\ 0\ Subaltern in Mahasweta De"i's B05hai Tudu Alaknanda Bagchi -l)l) c:: § 'C National Families and Familial Nations: Communista 51 .~ Q. en Americans in Cristina Garcia's Dreaming in Cuban ~ David T. Mitchell ""~ Keys to the Labyrinth: Writing, Torture, and 61 Coetzee's Barbarian Girl Jennifer Wenzel Acting in the Public Sphere and the Polit'ics 73 of Memory in Janette Turner Hospital David Callahan .S ARTICLES -... The Fictional Identities of Elizabeth Gunning 83 ... Pam Perkins ..Qe ;:l French Women's Revolutionary Writings: 99 Z Madame Roland or the Pleasure of the Mask i lI'\ Brigitte Szyrnanek C/) -... e The Madwllinan Can't Speak: 123 ~ ;:l - Postwar Culture, Feminist Criticism, and ~ Welty's IlJune Recital" ~ Marta Caminero~Sal1rangelo REVIEWS Writing \'Vbmen in Jacobean England. By 147 Barbara Kiefer Lewalski. Tudor and Stuart Women Writers. By Louise Schleiner. Rosemary Kegl Eqlli~'oC£lI Beings: Politics, Gender, and 150 Sensibility in the 1790s; \\'lollsronecraft, Radcliffe, Bumey, Attsten. By Claudia L. Johnson. Julia Epstein (continued) Penelope VOy£1ges: \~hmen and Trat'd in the 152 Britis/l Literary Tradition. By Karen 87 R. Lawrence. A Wider Range: Travel \'(friting by Women in ViclOrian England. By Maria H. Frawley. JolulIlna M. Smith The First \'(f,nnan of t/,e Re,mblic: A Cultural ISS Biography of Lydia Maria C/,ild. By Carolyn L. Karcher. Cultural RefDnnati"ns: Lydia Maria Child G ~ and the Literature Df Refonn. By -c: Bruce Mills. 3 ~ Andrea M. Atkin '" (/) Whis/JOrs in the Dark: The Fiction Df Louisa 157 -\.It May Alcott. By Elizabeth Lennox Keyser. Z Mary BDrmyk Rigsby c:g. WDmen of the Harlem Renaissance. 159 .., ~ By Cheryl A. Wall. '" Nella Larsen, Novelist of the Harlem - Renaissance: A Woman's Life Unveiled. S· By Thadious M. Davis. Anne Stamey The Politics of Color in the Fiction of 163 Jessie Fauset and Nella Larsen. By Jacquelyn Y. McLendon. Kimberley J. RDberts A Poetics of Resistnnce: Women Writing in 165 Vl~ EI Salvndar, South Africa, and the United States. By Mary K. DeShazer. Lillian S. Robinson Ul 'tl k ::!. Listening to Silences: New Essays in 167 ::s :J'l Feminist Criticism. Edited by Elaine ..- ~ Hedges and Shelley Fisher Fishkin. \0 Barbara Frey Waxman a-\0 ~ To Write like a Woman: Essays in Feminism 170 (\) and Science FictiDn. By Joanna Russ. Jennifer Johnson Feminism and the Politics Df Literary 173 Reputation: The Example of Erica Jong. By Charlotte Templin. Mary Anne Ferguson Vice Versa: Bisexualify and the Eroticism 176 of Everyday Life. By Marjorie Garher. John Bury ANNOUNCEMENTS BOOKS RECEIVED CONTRIBUTORS 88 U.S.-JAPAN WOMEN'S JOURNAL S*:ttttY-V-T)V ENGLISH SUPPLEMENT NUMBER 10 1996 Collapse of "Japanese Mothers" Ueno Chizuko 3 - r!:,P$:(1)JlJ:J (1)iVll;fi! Madwoman and Healer: Images ofWoman in the Fiction of Shimao Toshio Philip Gabriel 20 - ,fhJillUIJt?¥:IC:!"d It.o k11:«1 The Transformation of the Urashima Legend: The Influence of Religion on Gender Midori Y. McKeon 45 - ilfiMtfj;mlcJ!.o*4't(1)~' : 13 *k11:(1)9<;~liI WOMEN 89 a cultural review VOLUME 7 NUMBER I SPRING 1996 Contents RECENT BRITISH AND AMERICAN FICTION This issue is edited by HELEN CARR and CAROL WATIS James EIIToy, Los Angeles and the Spectacular Crisis of Masculinity JOSH COHEN Written on the Body: An Anatomy of Horror, Melancholy and Love 16 HEATHER NUNN 'Horror and Beauty in Rare Combination': The Miscegenate Fictions of Octavia Butler 28 ROGER LUCK HURST Performing Parts: Gender and Sexuality in Recent Fiction and Theory 39 JANET HARBORD Keeping the Home Fires Burning: The Myth of the Independent Woman in the Aga·Saga 48 DEBORAH PHILIPS Sara Sulieri's Meatless Days and Maxine Hong Kingston's The Woman Wamor. Writing, History and the Self after Foucault 55 SILVIA CAPORALE DIZZINI Contemporary British Asian Women's Writing: Social Movement or Literary Tradition? 66 MIRIAM TICKTIN REVIEWS Michele Roberts Flesh and Blood 79 HELEN HAYWARD Steve Davies Closing the Book 82 ROSIE MILES Lorraine Gamman and Merja Malcinen Female Fetishism' A New Look 84 ALISON MARK Karma Lochrie Margery Kempe and Translatians ofthe Flesh and Sarah Beckwith Christ's Body. Identity, Cnlture and Society in Late Medieval Writings 88 CLAIRE MARSHALL LISTINGS Compiled by BARBARA ROSENBAUM 94 BOOKS RECEIVED 99 90 Women & Criminal Justice'" Volume 7 Number 1 1995 Women's Culture and the Criminal Justice System Preface ix Kaylene Riciulrds Ekeh Opening the Dialogue: Women's Culture and the Criminal Justice System Frances P. Bernat Women Warriors: American Indian Women, Crime, and Alcohol 9 Carol Chiago Lujan Slave Women. Resistance and Criminality: A Prelude to Future Accommodation 35 Laura T. Fishf1UJn African-American Women: The Oppressive Intersection of Gender, Race and Class 67 Zelma W. Henriques Child Sexual Abuse and the Mexican American Family: Developing a Cultural Perspeclive 81 Melissa LQI'irr Sara Aleman BOOK REVIEWS Unequal Justice: A Question olColor. by Coramae Richey Mann 103 Reviewed by Ernie Thomson Girls. Gangs. Women and Drugs. by Carl S. Taylor 107 Reviewed by Anne Campbell Women and the Work 01 Benevolence: Morality. Politics and Class in the Nineteenth Century United Stares. by Lori D. Ginzberg 110 Reviewed by Kathleen J. Block Women 91 & Criminal Just ice>M Volume 7 Number 2 1996 EDITORIAL Ruth Shonle Cavan (1896-1993): A Tribute 3 Imogene L. Moyer Gender in the Prison Setting: The Privacy-Equal Employment Dilemma 23 Karen J. Maschke Predators: The Social Construction of "Stranger-Danger" in Washington State as a Form of Patriarchal Ideology 43 Neil S. Websdale Women's Emancipation and the Ownership of Firearms 69 Caml V. Thompson Robert L. Young Wendy L. Creasey BOOK REVIEWS Women and Prostitution. A Social History, by Vern Bullough and Bonnie Bullough 89 Reviewed by Philippa Levine Intimate Violence in Families (second edition), by Richard J. Gelles and Claire Pedrick Cornell 91 Reviewed by Kathleen M. Heide America sFirst Woman Lawyer: The Biography ofMyra BradwelJ, by Jane M. Friedman 94 Reviewed by Frances P. Bernat 92 Women & Criminal Justice>M Volume 8 Number I 1996 Co-Corrections in the United States of America, 1970-1990: Two Decades ofDisadvantages for Women Prisoners 61 John Ortiz Smykla Jimmy J. Williams Imprisoned Mothers and Their Children: Separation-Reunion Syndrome Dual Impact 77 Zelma W. Henriques BOOK REVIEWS Ending Men~' Violence Against Their Partners, by Richard A. Stordeur and Richard Stille 97 Reviewed by Kathleen M. Heide Sexual Aggression: Issues in Etiology, Assessment, and Treatment, edited by Gordon C. Nagayama Hall, Richard Hirschman, John R. Graham and Maira S. Zaragoza 10 I Reviewed by Marcia Minuck Unruly Women: The Politics ofConfinement and Resistance, by Karlene Faith 103 Reviewed by Walter S. DeKeseredy EDITORIAL On the Basis of... : The Changing Face of Harassment and Discrimination in the Academy 3 Susan K. Hippensteele Meda Chesney-Lind Rosemary Veniegas Needs Assessment and Services for Drug-Abusing Women Offenders: Results from a National Survey ofCommunity-Based Treatment Programs 27 Jean Wellisch Michael L. Prendergast M. Douglas Anglin 93 Volume 23 Number 4 fIEALTfI" 1995 Age Differences in Attitudes Toward Menopause and Estrogen Replacement Therapy Peggy J. Wagner, PhD Sharon Kuhn. MD L. Jeannine Petry. MD F. Suzanne Talbert. PhD Women Living with mv: Sexual Behaviors and Counseling Experiences 17 Jane M. Simoni. PhD Hyocimh R. C. Mason. MPH. CHES Gary Marks. PhD Monica S. Ruiz. PhD Jean L. Richardson. DrPH The Relationship Between Smoking. Cholesterol, and HDL-C Levels in Adult Women 27 Bert H. Jacobson. EdD Sleven G. Aldana. PhD my B. Adams. PhD Michael Quirk. MS Cultural Differences in Attitudes, Values, and Beliefs About Osteoporosis in First and Second Generation Japanese-American Women 39 David Malsum%. PhD K. K. PUll. MD, PhD Mihoko Nakatani. PhD Dai KadolVaki, DDS. PhD Michelle Weissmall. BA Loren McCarter, MA Debora Fletcher, BA Sachiko Takeuchi. MA BRIEF COMMUNICATION Feedback for Participants in a Health Survey: Feasible and Useful 57 IIka Kangas. LicSSci Paivi Tapa. MSSci lililla lIemmillki. MD BOOK REVIEWS Charles R. Killg. MD. Editor Maternity and Gender Policies ·Women alld /he Rise ofthe European Welfare Slates, 1880s·1950s, edited by Gisela Bock and Pat Thane 67 RevielVed by Mary Bogin (continued, next page) 94 Volume 23 Number 4 1995 (continued) Mellopause: A Midlife Passage, ediled by Joan C. Callahan 72 Reviewed by Yewoubdar Beyelle, PhD Gelletic Coullsellillg: Practices alld Prillciples, edited by Angus Clarke 75 Reviewed by Stephallie A. Vokils Cohell, MS Abortion Politics ill the United Stales and Callada: Studies ill Pi/hlic Opillioll, ediled by Ted G. Jelen and Marthe A. Chandler 78 Reviewed by Karell DOllelall, EdM Eating Problems: A Feminist Psychoanalytic Treatment Model, by C. Bloom, A. Oilter, S. Gutwill, L. Kogel and L. Zaphiropoulos 82 Reviewed by Susie Massoth, MD Tlte Psychiatric Persuasion: Knowledge, Gentle,; and Power ill Model'll America, by Elizabeth Lunbeek 84 Rel'iewed hy Nanty Tomes rhe Menopause IndustIJ': /low the Medical F::'I1ahUshmeJJf Exploits H'tWlell, by Sandra Coney 89 Reviewed by Eileell Fi.,hbeill, DNSc, RN Science in the Bedroom: A lIislm)1 ofSex Research, by Vern L. Bullough 92 Reviewed by Jellllifer C. Lampillg. MA Valuillg Heall/r./iJl· Poli,y: All Ecollomic Approach, by George Tolley, Donald Kenkel and Rohert Fabian 95 Rel'iewed by Peter J. Neumann. SeD Contraception and AbortiolJ ill Nine/eenlh Centltl)' America, by Janel Farrell Brodie 97 Rel'iewed by Carole McCanlJ The Social Organization ofSexuality: Sexual Practices ill lite Ullited Stotes, by R. T. Michael, E. O. Laumann and J. II. Gagnon 10 I /leviewed /'y Jlliia /{eil/lllll, PItD Raging I/o,.,,,mles: Do 11,eJ' Rule Our !...il'es? by Gail Vines 104 Reviell'ed by Charlolle Mulle/: PItD 95 1011\1"111.:1 in1l: W{lllll'll ;lIld "It 01 ~ Il'Hill!.! Juan N. Ralhll'r WOI\IF.N AS Alnnll, NARR,\TOHS Collahorati\(: Orollp 1't'rli1flll,lllLL allllln!! IItIl'L (tl'fll'laliplh 01 \\"01111.'11 famara L Burk First Sour. lltl'n S\\l'LI: \\'Ullll'l\\ Rilll:!1 Slmytdlillj! illlhL Ilimala)"all I'onlhill ... ') Kilin Narayan Ami Sltl' I,iled Ilapril)" bw ,\lil"'.' II Kay SlIllll' ('harillUe Ross: I'nrtrait 01" a 'NIH talllr' I') Pat l\rnO\\ EMPOWERMENT THROUGH STORIES OF PERSONAL EXPERIENCE From Autobiography to Collec[i\'~ Biography: Stories of Ageing and Loss cl Barbara Kamler Negotiating 11o\....er from the Margins: Lessons from Years of Racial Memory 17 Manju S. Kurian When the Teller Ends with the Tale: The Story As Metaphor for Feminist Agency 32 Mary-Jo Haronian The Clothesline Project: Women's Stories ofGender-Related Violence 37 Constance J. Ostrowski EMPOWERMENT THROUGH THE COMMUNAL NAIlRATIVE HERITAGE Womanhouse: Making the Personal Story Political in Visual Form 42 Janis L. Edwards For Yours Is the Power in the Story: The Empowennent of Woman Organizational Actors 47 Through Storytelling Elizabeth M. Goering Narrative and Women's Ritualizing 53 Volume XIX Lesley A. Northup Number I Spring 19% 'You Can't Do That. You're the Wrong Race': African American Women Storytellers at a 57 Conlempary Festival Linda Pershing Body, Memory, and Wordless Stories: The Sam Women and Cambodian Classical Dance Training 64 Judith Hamera POETRY ,\nd Theirs. Them 20 Judith OITer Rapunzel 35 Nancy Cherry High Hill Road. North Dartmouth 4\ \-laggi Peirce The World's Smallest Book Group 46 Judith Offer Blood on the Machines Jennifer S. Brnntley 51 96 Women & Politics Volume 16 Number 2 1996 PERSPECTIVES De-Facto Feminism and Praxis Patricia S. Misciagno ARTICLES Women's Voice and Agency in Rural Africa: Small-Scale Communal Farmers in Zimbabwe 19 Stephen F. Burgess Janet C. Beilstein Support for Women Political Candidates: An Examination of the Role of Family 45 Kathleen Dolan Movement Scholarship and Feminism in the 1980s 61 Jesse Donahue BOOK REVIEWS The Man Question: Visions ofSubjectivity in Feminist Theory. by Kathy E. Ferguson 81 Rel'iewed by Linda M. G. Zerilli A Price Below Rubies: Jewish Women as Rebels and Radicals. by Naomi Shepherd 83 Reviewed by Manha A. Ackelsberg Compassionate Authority: Democracy and the Representation ofWomen. by Kathleen Jones 84 Reviewed by Marion Smiley Women as National Leaders. edited by Michael A. Genovese 86 Reviewed by Kay Phillips and Mostafa Rejai About the Contributors 89 97 Women & Politics Volume 16 Number 3 1996 Feminism and Legislative Redress: Sexual Harassment in Sweden and the United States R. Amy Elman Abortion and Undue Burdens: Justice Sandra Day O'Connor and Judicial Decision-Making 27 Patricia A. Sullivan Steven R. Goldzwig Women and Politics in Russia: The Yaroslavl' Study 55 Eva Busza Jeffrey Hahn Women in Developing Countries: Methodological and Theoretical Considerations 89 Parvin Ghorayshi BOOK REVIEWS Women in Foreign Policy: The Insiders. by Nancy E. MeGlen and Meredith I\eid Sarkees I 13 Reviewed by Nancy W. Gallagher Women Prime Ministers and Presidents. by Olga S. OpfeII 115 How Women Executives Succeed: Lessons and Experiences jinm the Federal Governmelll. by Danity Little 115 Reviewed by Michael A. Genovese Righteous Discontelll: The Women sMovemelll in the Black Baptist Church. 1880-1920. by Evelyn Brooks Higginbotham I 19 Reviewed by Stanlie M. James Fear ofDiversity. The Birth ofPolitical Science in Ancielll Greek Thought. by Arlene W. Saxonhouse 121 Reviewed by S. Sara Monoson This lillie Light ofMine: The Life ofFannie Lou Hamer, by Kay Mills 123 Reviewed by Sue Vandenbosch About the Contributors 127 98 Women & Therapy \t)lume 18, Number 2 1996 Lesbian Therapists and Their Therapy: From Both Sides ofthe Couch FOREWORDS The Quicksand of Boundary Violations xiii NanD. Davis When a Straight Psychologist Works with Lesbian Clients xvii Ellen Cole Becoming a Lesbian Psychologist xxi Esther D. Rothblum ARTICLES When a Therapist Breaks the Rules G. Dorsey Green Personal Therapy of One Lesbian Therapist: A Lesson in Power and Responsibility II Maryka Biaggio From the Inside Out 19 P. Lauren Levy From the Other Side of the Couch: A Lesbian Psychiatrist Looks at Her Own Therapy 25 Nancy D. Davis From Personal Therapy to Professional Life: Observations of a Jewish, Bisexual Lesbian Therapist and Academic 37 Sari H. Dworkin Reflections of a Midlife Lesbian Feminist Therapist 47 Elaine Leeder After the Crash: My Journey to Become a Lesbian Feminist Body Psychotherapist 61 Lauree E. Moss Lesbian ClientslLesbian Therapists: Necessary Conversations 71 Sarah F. Pearlman Women in Sport and 99 Physical Activity Journal VOLUME 5 • NUMBER 1 • SPRING 1996 ORIGINAL INVESTIGATIONS Gender and Fitness Standards Susan Wilkinson, Kay Williamson and Ruth Roz/ Developing Women as Financial Donors and Philanthropists Dr. M. Elizabeth Verner. 27 Sex Testing in International Women's Athletics Laura A. Wackwitz 5/ Pregnancy and the Saber-Toothed Tiger Dr. Christine L. Wells and Cynthia L. Shoenhair. 69 Physical Activity Among Adolescent Females: Racial Differences Dr. Timothy Bungum and Dr. Murray Vincent 83 CONFERENCE REVIEWS AAASP 99 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE FOR WOMEN & SPORT 105 CONFERENCE ANNOUNCEMENTS IAPESGW. I09 WISE 110 BOOK REVIEWS Swan "'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' 113 Pedersen 119 INFORMATIONAL ITEMS Wishperd I21 Women's Sports Foundation 122 Special Call for Manuscripts 124 Gi fts and Grants 125 Translators Needed 126 WSPAJ Author Guidelines 127 Sport, Education and Society 131 BIJAPER Subscription Order Form 133 WSPAJ Subscription Order Form 135 100 WOMEN'S ARTI AWOMEN'S ART LIBRARY PUBLICATION No 70 June/July 1996 CONTENTS EDITORIAL 4 FEATURES The Metamorphosis ofAttrition S Joan Key on Prunella Clough CanDo 8 Heidi Reitmaier on Laura Cottingham What do you say when you are looking 10 Gen Dayan 19th century critics EXHIBITIONS Speaking With 16 Nadira Yakir on Orlan u ...Woman with Head" 17 Rachel Armstrong on Orlan Art does not work like that 18 Sacha Craddock on Beth B Transient Cut Outs 19 Nancy Proctor on Nicky Bird Udders, Drills & X-Rays 20 Tracey Warr on Dorothy Cross Polymorphic 22 Elizabeth James on Rose Frain & lesley Kerman Cool 23 Jessica Wyman on Judith Cowan HimorHer 24 Jon Cairns on The Faculty of Transient Identity Voice Play 26 Nicky Bird on loes Rae and Frances Hegarty Bem B Tr,'plll'" "c'.; (Slli.'''Ie br' Latin American and Caribbean Women's Health Network 2/96 April· May· June 1996 FROM THE COORDINATING OFFICE 2 OPINION The Planet is Our Household 4 NEWS AND MEETINGS 13 CAMPAIGN Women and AIDS: Prevention and Prejudice by Adriana G6mez 31 PANORAMA Abortion: Moving from a Necessity to a Right by Islene Carvalho 55 CAPS Congress: Women's Work, Reveeling the Invisible 58 Researcher's Perspectives: Hidden Problems, Real Pain 60 Women and Drug Promotions: Reading Between the Unes by Rose Ellen Hope 65 SHARING OUR EXPERIENCES Sex Workers United Against AIDS 69 MAILBOX 75 GROUPS AND ORGANIZATIONS 79 RESOURCES 81 Shelley Arlen. 'For Love of an Idea': Jane Ellen Harrison, heretic and humanist 165 Hsu·Ming Teo. The Continuum of Sexual Violence in 102 Occupied Germany, 194549 191 Suzanne L. G. Rickard. 'Living by the Pen': Hesba Stretton's moral earnings 219 Virginia Blain. 'Michael Field, the Two·headed Nightingale', lesbian text as palimpsest 239 June Purvis. A "Pair of ... Infernal Queens"? A Reassessment of llie Dominant Representations of Emmeline and Christabel Pankhurs~ First Wave Feminists in Edwardian Britain 259 Review Essay Sheila Je((reys & Teresa de Lauretis. Perverse Desire and the Postmodem Lesbian 281 BOOK REVIEWS This Working Day World: women s lives and culture in Britain, 1914·1945 (Sybil Oldfield, Ed.) and Working-class Cultures in Britain, 1890·1960 (Joanna Bourke) reviewed by Deirdre Beddoe 289 The Cultural Identity ofSeventeenth Century Woman: a reader (N. H. Keeble) reviewed by Marlyn Bennett 290 Reclaiming the Past· landmarks ofwomen's hIstory (page ~ Putman Miller, Ed.), Gender and American History since 1890 .....(1) (Barbara Melosh, Ed.) and American Women in the Progressive ;;. Era, 1900·1920 (Dorothy Schneider & Carl J. Schneider) (1) reviewed by Christine Bolt 292 ~ OJ> A Wider Range: travel writing by women in Victorian England ;;... a> (Maria H. Frawley) reviewed by Sara Mills 294 a> 1-1 .... The Famt1y and Family Relationships, 1500·1900: England, ...0 France and the United States ofAmerica (Rosemary O'Day) and crJ '"Cl: ..... w Poor Women and Cht1dren in the European Past (john ~ CQ Henderson & Richard Wall, Eds) reviewed by Margaret Mcintyre 296 ::;: Education for Motherhood: advice for mothers in twentieth· crJ ;;;> ~ Z century Canada (Katherine Arnup) reviewed by Cathy L. James 298 l:i Il"l Cruelty and St1ence: war, tyranny, uprising and the Arab (1) w world (Kanan Makiya [Samir AI·KhalilJ) reviewed by Haleh Afshar 300 e § On Her Their Lives Depend: munitions workers in the Great 0 ...:l War (Angela Woollacott) reviewed by Katrina Honeyman 302 0 ~ :> Mark Twain in the Company ofWomen (Laura E. Skandera· Trombley) reviewed by Judith W. Page 303 Making Peace: the reconstruction ofgender in interwar Britain (Susan Kingsley Kent) reviewed by Johanna Alberti 304 Women and Pht1anthropy in Nineteenth·century Ireland (Maria Luddy) reviewed by Joanna Bourke 306 Tender Geographies' women and the origins ofthe novel in France (Joan Dejean) reviewed by Therese Taylor 307 Biographies ofBritish Women: an annotated bibliography (Patricia Sweeeney) and Auto/biography in Sociology (Liz Stanley & David Morgan, Eds) reviewed by Sybil Oldfield 310 The Making ofVictorian Sexuality (Michael Mason) reviewed by Shani d'Cruze 311 Women in England 1500·1769 (Anne Laurence) reviewed by Bridget Hill 313 'Ladies Please Don't Smash These Windows': womens writing, feminist consciousness and social change 1918·1938 (Maroula Joannou) and Banishing the Beast: English feminism and sexual morality 1885·1914 (LuC}' Bland) reviewed by Cheryl Law 314 We're in this War Tao: World War Illellers from American women in uniform (judy Barrett Litoff & David C. Smith) reviewed by Dorothy Sheridan 316 Jugend ohne Zukunft: Hil/er.Jugend und Bund Deutscher Madel in Osterreich vor 1938 (Johanna Gehmacher) reviewed by Christian Leitz 318 103 181 GRANT STREET WOMEN'S LEXINGTON, MA 02173 USA Tel 617·862·9431 INTERNATIONAL NETWORK 1 • 2 EDITORIAL : FEMALE GENITAL MLlTILATION • TRADITION AND REALITY 3 " 16 WOMEN AND THE UNITED NATIONS COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN. 40TH SESSION: Report CEOAW: CommiHee on the Elimination of Discrimination of Women, 16th Session IWRAW: International Women's Rights Action Walch: Report to CEOAW BEIJING DECLARATION and PLATFORM for ACTION· Report 1/ Petition to revoke Observer Status of Holy See (Cotholic Church) at the UN HABITAT II • UN Conference on Humon Se"lements and FORUM· Report FAO World Food Summit and Conference: Rome, Nov. 13·17, 1996 ILO - Internalionallabor Organization - Training Centre, Turin CEOAW •A Guide to reporting under the Convention by IWRAW UNFPA • The State of the World Population 1996: Development and Urbanization UNESCO: World Educotion Report 1995 II The Scientific Education of Girl. UNDp· Advancement of Women: a new Policy II UN system needs change UNESCO: The Gender Dimension of Science and Technology 17 • 18 WOMEN AND INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS: CLEARINGHOUSE VACANCIES I EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNmES: WHO· World Heolth Orgonizotion II FAO - Food and Agriculture Organization /I UNESCO - Educational, Scientific ond Culturol Organization of the UN 1/ UN SECRETARIAT ond more 19 • 26 WOMEN AND DEVELOPMENT FAO Pion of Action for Women in Development: MAINSTREAMING GENDER STRUCTURAL ADJUSTMENT PROGRAMS ond HUMAN RIGHTS of African Women AIOoS: The Italian Association for Women in Development - An Overview 7S PERCENT: Globol Newsle"er II INDIA, Volunteer Program ond Study Tour REFUGEE WOMEN: . The Plight of Women Refugees Caused by Men UNHCR - UN High Commissioner for Refugees: Guidelines on the Protection of Refugee Women II World Refugee Survey 1996 II Int. Org. for Migrotion 10M 27 • 31 WOMEN AND HEALTH CONFERENCES: Bth INTERNATIONAL WOMEN and HEALTH Meeting. Brazil II THE NEW WORLD ORDER: Cape Town, South Africa, Jon. 29·31,1997 WOMEN'S HEALTH: Mare Women Die in Childbirth thon Previously Estimoted lIThe Continuing Campaign to Prevent Maternal Mortality - Latin America & Caribbean U ABORTION: "Abortion Matters - Conference in the Netherlands /I USA Controversy Continues: Some Real Facts 32 • 38 FEMALE GENITAL AND SEXUAL MLlTILAnON REPORT: lAC. Inter· African Committee- Regional Conference, Addis Ababa FACT SHEET 23 • UN Center for Human Rights. Hormful Troditionol Praclices US Grants Asylum to Woman from Togo Fleeing FGM WHO· World Health Organization "Definition of FGM" NIGERIA: NANNM Project Evaluation of Results - National Association of Nigerian Nurses and Midwives Trni.,ing Program to Stop FGM SENEGAL: Sub-regional Seminar on Exchange of Experiences and Strategies EGYPT: Reversal of Government's Decision to Medicalize FGM BURKINA FASO and GHANA: Arrests of "Circumcisers" INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL OF NURSES: Resolulion on FGM Adopted (continued, next page) 104 WOMEN'S INTERNATIONAL NETWORK (continued) 39 • 48 WOMEN AND VIOLENCE AFRICA: Violence against Women Culture based and universal INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE Violence, Abuse and Women's Citizenship Nov. '96 ZIMBABWE: Women's Health and Violence RUSSIA: Violence against Women and Proposed legislation ALABANIA /I BULGARIA: Reports on Domestic Violence by Human Rights Advocates JAPAN: Sexual Harassment rampant/Unpunished and Ignored II CHINA: Wife Abuse finally recognized/lIRELAND: Catholic Hierarchy Involved in Child Sexual Abuse CAMBODIA: Sex Trade Booming II ASIA: Violence against WomenWidespread 49 • 50 WOMEN AND MEDIA FRONT PAGE News Coverage of Women Declines Again in USA II WOMEN MEDIA in: Africa, Canada, USA, Indio, lotin America. 5! • 59 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA TUNISIA: Women's Organisations and Associations LIBYA, Legal Goins of the Libyan Arab Woman NIGER, Myth and Reality about Women of Niger UGANDA: Presidential Elections 1996 1/ Development and Rural Women MALAWI: Status of Women· Statement by Woman Member of Parliament LESOTHO: The Status of Women: Why are Women Treated Like Children KENYA: Seminar: Marriage, Divorce} Inheritance 1/ Education Centre for Democracy 60 • 64 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: ASIA AND PACIFIC ASIA: As Prosperity Increases, so Does Child Prostitution FEMALE ASIAN MIGRANTS: Their Number and Vulnerabilitlncrease INDIA: Working Women's Forum International Women's Day Celebration THAILAND: Development Plan Targeted by women II Voices of Thai Women JAPAN: Single Motherhood Rare II Comfort Womens Fund Faces Problems II CHINA: Mole: Female Ratio. PHILIPPINES: Plan for Gender Reponsive Development 65 • 72 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: EUROPE EUROPE: "Prelude" • New Women's Initiatives in Central and Eastern Europe /Turkey GERMANY: Women's Rights. "Basis Info 13" II Rope in Marriage criminalized MEDITERRANEAN. Women's Regional Labby Praposed BRITAIN: Stopping Sexual Harassment good for business DENMARK: KVINFO • Danish Center for Information on Women and Gender FRANCE: Discrimination Pervasive in Lorge Enterprises II PARITE-INFO: Movement for Equality between Men and Women in Public Life NORTHERN IRELAND: Women Seek Political Participation 73 • 77 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: AMERICAS LATIN AMERICA: Survey of Women's Organizations II Maternal Mortality overview UNITED STATES, Tho Wamon's Vato Projoct '96 Information Campaign: Equality II Health Care II Education II Crime II Poverty II Welfare IMan's World II "Cantract with Women of the USA" Launched 78 • 80 INFORMATION OF INTEREST: INTERNATIONAL MATERNAL LEAVE POLICIES. Comparison Eurape and USA MUSLIM WOMEN's MOVEMENT Faces uncertain· Future 7th INTERNATIONAL AWID FORUM: September 5-81996, Washington DC WOMEN and tho OLYMPICS - Participation since 1896. 4 Lellers THE MEMOIR BOOM 5 Vivian Gornick· Why memoir IWW? 105 6 Louise DeSalvo· "Anorexia" 8 Veronica Otambcrs • Ito" Ocean Avenue" 9 Shirley Gcok-Iin Lim • "Pomegranales and English education" 11 Eunice Lipton' "The/all 0/Louis" 14 Judith Barrington. "D%res" 15 Gina luria Walker· "Thecrudble" 17 Valerie Miner' "Our lIle with Ihe Windsors" 19 Jane O'Reilly· Ufe into literature: writing menwirfor the first time 20 Nancy Mairs· Victim arl and victim dreck: writing about disaster 21 Judith Barrington • With malice toward none: writing abollt living people 22 Fern Kupfer' Everything but the trwh: writing what didn't happen 23 Tee A. Corinne' Telling the world: writing/or public consumption 24 Reticence and resistance: a conversation with Shirley Gcok·lin Lim. Judith Barrington and Valerie Miner 26 Suzanne Ruta· The Shadow Man: A Daughter's Search for Her Father by Mary Gordon,' Among the Glnzburgs by lillen Poll 27 Adrian Oklcnbcrg • Otherwise. New and Selected Poems by Jane Kenyon 28 J,Z, Grover· Prairie Reunion by Barbara). Scot; Field of Vision by Usa Knopp 30 Carol Anshaw • The Joy of Writing Sex: A Guide for Ficllon Writers by liliwbelh Benediel 31 Barnara Croft· I Was Amelia Earhart by Jane Mendelsohn; Hidden Latitudes by Alison Anderson 32 SHORT SUBJECfS:Susan Geiger. The Ivory Crocodile by Eileen Drew Nina Auerbach· Night Dites: Vampire Stories by Women edited by Victoria A. Brownworth Rosellen Brown· Storytown by Susan Daitch Marina Heung • The Lioness Roars: Shrew Stories from Late Imperial China translaJed and edited by Yenna Wu Margaret Russell· Tumbling by Diane McKinney-Whetstone Carole Maso • The Woman Without Experiences by Patricia Dienst/rey Gay seidman· Basall! Stories By and About Women In Lesotho edited by K. Umakatso Kendall Rickie Solinger. Bad Angel by Helen Benedict Margaret Randall· Mangos. Bananas, and Coconuts: A Cuban Love Story by Himilce Novas Lisa Allher • The Four Winds by Gerd Brantenberg Karin Aguilar·San Juan· Her Wild American Self: Short Stories by M. Evelina Galang Gail Pool· Babel Tower by A.S. Byml 36 Molly Hite • Ruined By Reading: A Life in Books by Lynne Sharon Schwartz; The Daughter as Reader: Encounters Between Literature and Life by Paula Marantz Cohen 37 Kiana Davenport· Wild Meal and the Bully Burgers by Lois-Ann Yamanaka; A Lillie Too Much Is Enough by Kathleen Tyau 37 Hilda Raz' Two Poems 38 Erika Munk • Blackwater by Kerslin Ekman 39 Carolyn G. Heilbrun· Vera Drillaln: A Feminist Lire by Deborah Gorham 40 Alison Townsend· AII·American Girl by Robin Becker; School Figures by Cathy Song.' Agua Santa: Holy Waler by Pat Mora 41 Rebecca Steinitz· Inscribing the Daily: Critical Essays on Women's Diaries edited by Suzanne L. Bunkers and Cynlhla A. IIlIff 42 Lillian S, Robinson· Critical mass; a character in search of570 aU/Mrs 43 Maureen T. Reddy· Rosalind: A Family Romance by Myra Goldberg; The Shadow of Desire by Rebecca Stowe 44 Jeanette Clausen· Women Writers and Fascism: Reconstrucllng History by Marie-wise Giitlens 45 lennircr Kornreich· The End of Alice by AM.llomes 47 Books Received 106 September 1996 1 Margaret Morganroth Gullette' Red Hot Mamas: Coming Into Our Own at Flny by Col,", Dowling: The New Older Woman: A Dialogue for the Coming Century by Peggy Downes, Ilene TUtlle. Patricia Faul. and Virginia Mudd; Getting Over Getting Older: An Intimate Journey by Letty Cotlin Pogrebin 4 LeUers! neaths 5 Evelyn Fos Keller. Lise Mellner: A Lire In Physics by Ruth Lewin Sim, 7 Leora Tanenbaum· The Conversation Begins: Mothers and Daughters Talk About Living Feminism by Christina Looper Baker and ChristiM Baker Kline 8 Lisa Aronson· African Nomadic ArchHeclure: Space, Place and Gender by Labelle P,u.~sin with conlributions hy Amino Adan, Peler A, Andrews, Arlene Fullerton, Anders Grunt. and Uta Holter 11 J.2. Grover· Accordion Crimes by E. Annie Proulx 12 EmilyTolh. Not Much Fun: The Lost Poems or Dorolhy Parker edited by Stuart Y. Silverstein 13 Amy Aronson· The Adman in the Parlor: Magazines and the GenderingorConsumer Cullure, 1880s-1910s by Ellen Gruber Gan'ey 15 Ritu Menon· The Challenge or Local Feminisrns: Women's Movemenls In Global Perspecllve edited by Amrita BaSil 17 Trida Rose· True Love Walts: Essays and Criticism by Wendy Kaminer; llFemlnlsm Is Not the Story or My Lire': How Today's Feminist Ellte Has Lost Touch wilh Ihe Real Concerns or Women by Elizabeth Fox-Genovese 18 Lesley Ao Rimmcl· Presenl Imperreet: Slories by Russian Women edited by Ayesha Kagal and Narasha Pam'a 20 Jell Hcissner • Technologies or the Gendered Body: Reading Cyborg Women by Anne Balsamo; Elcelronic Eros: Bodies and Desire in the Postindustrial Age by Claudia Springer 22 Sue V. Russer • Waking Up/Fighting Rack: The PolHks of Breast Cancer by Roberta Altman 23 Sandra F. Vannurkleo· Founding Mothers and Fathers: Gendered Power and lhe Forming or American Sociely by Mar)' Beth Norron 24 Eloise Klein Ile 26 Sennity Young· Sail, the Blessing and the Curse: The Burning or Wives in India edited by John Stratton Hawley; Water and Womanhood: Religious Meanings or Rivers In Maharashtra by Anne Feldhaus; The Feminine Principle In the Sikh Vision of the Transcendenl by Nikky-Gllninder Kaur Singh 29 nooks Reechoed 31 Index to Volume Thlrleen 107 WOMEN'S RIGHTS LAW REPORTER Volume 16, Number 3 CONTENTS Spring 1995 ARTICLES: Legislative Responses to Discrimination in Women's Health Care: A Report Prepared for the Commission to Study Sex Discrimination in the Statutes Caroline W. Jacobus...... 153 NOTES: Baehr v. Lewin: How Far Has the Door Been Opened? Finding a State Policy for Recognizing Same-Sex Marriages Harold P. Schombert ...... 331 The Use and Misuse of Anatomically Correct Dolls in Child Sexual Abuse Evaluations: Uncovering Fact .... or Fantasy? Andrea J. Weinerman...... 347 BOOK REVIEW: "Sexual Violence: Our War Against Rape," by Linda Fairstein, reviewed with Comment on Fresh Complaint Evidence Joyce Freedman-Apsel " ,...... 361 108 WOMEN'S RIGHTS LAW REPORTER Volume 17, Number I CONTENTS Winter 1995 ARTICLES: A Review of Abortion Policy: Legality, Medicaid Funding, and Parental Involvement, 1967-1994 Jon F. Merz, Catherine A. Jackson, Jacob A. Klerman .. Feminist Sex Education: To Reduce the Spread of AIDS Terry Nicole Steinberg...... •...... 63 REPORTS: Community Court Watch II: A Study of Bergen County Family Court System and the Enforcement of the State of New Jersey Prevention of Domestic Violence Act Bergen County Commission on the Status of Women...... 79 Report and Recommendation of the Association of the Bar of the City of New York "The Personal Responsibility Act of 1995" 93 WOMEN'S STUDIES 109 An Interdisciplinary Journal Volume 25, Number 5 (! 906) Special Issue: Women and Nature Guest Editor: Rochelle Johnson Revising Culture through uWomen and Nature": An Introduction to the Special Issue v ROCHELLE JOHNSON A Nature of "Infinite Sense and Reason": Margaret Cavendish's Natural Philosophy and the "Noise" ofa Feminized Nature 421 REBECCA MERRENS Femininity in the Wilderness: Reading Gender in Women's Guides to Backpacking 439 CHERYLL GLOTFELTY Preserving Wildness 457 LINDA WALSH Photographs 459 "Mesquite in Winter, Big Bend National Park" "Evening OverJuniper Canyon, Big Bend National Park" "Encounter, Sam Houston State Park" LINDA WALSH Remembering the Sacred Tree: Black Women, Nature, and Voodoo in Zora Neale Hurston's Tell My Horse and Their Eyes Were Watching God 465 RACHEL STEIN In Suspect Terrain: Mary Wollstonecraft Confronts Mother Nature in Letters Written during a Short Residence in Sweden, Nonvay, and Denmark 483 KAREN HUST From the Porch of the Cooling Shed 507 DONNA WALSH SHEPHERD Women and the Great Canadian Wilderness: Reclaiming the Wild 513 REBECCA RAG LON Book Reviews: TOM C. BAILEY 533 GRETCHEN LEGLER VERA NORWOOD Notes on Contributors 545 110 WOMEN'S STUDIES INTERNATIONAL FORUM VOLUME 19 NUMBER 3 1996 MAY-JUNE CONTENTS CAROL JOHNSON 193 Does capitlllism really need patriarchy? Some old issues reconsidered CAROLE PATEMAN 203 A conunent on lohnson's "Does capitalism really need patriarchy?" loiS BRVSON 207 Revaluing the household economy CHRIS KYNASTON 221 The everyday exploitation of women: housework and the patriar chal mode of production ROSE M. KUNDANlS 239 "Bahy riots" and "eight-hour orphans": 0 comparison of the images of child care in British and U.S. popular magazines during World Warn HELEN MARSltALL 253 Our bodies ourselves: why we should add old fashioned empirical phenomenology (0 the new theories of the body WENDY VARNEY 267 The briar around the strawberry patch: toys, women, and food NANDINI BHATIACHARYA 277 Behind the veil: the many masks of suballem sexuality SUE WILKINSON 293 Bisexuality "0 la mode" LIZ SPERLING 303 Women's poJicy networks and the European Union CHARLOTTE BRE.TI-IERTON FEMININST RESEARCH KELLY eOAm BIGNELL 315 Building feminisl praxis oul of feminist pedagogy: the importance of students' perspectives REPORT LBBLA MADHAvARAu 327 FruSlration writ large: the politics of racism at Western REVIEW ARTICLE NORMA DAVKlN 339 Women, health, and healing BOOK REVIEWS SHEILA lEm CHULA BULDOCK 343 China For Women: Travel and Culture JUANITA JOHNSON~BAILEY 344 Gender and Aurhority: Classroom Dipwmacy ar German and American Universities by Elisabeth D. Kuhn M. DEBORAH Bw..ESCHKI 345 Wilderness Therapy for Women: The Power ofAdventure edited by Ellen Cole, Eve Erdman, and Ester Rothblum WOMEN'S STUDIES INTERNATIONAL FORUM III VOLUME 19 NUMBER 3 1996 MAY-JUNE (continued) EMMA-JANE CROSS 345 Lesbians Talk Violent ReUJtionships by Joelle Taylor and Tracey Chandler JOSALOMONE 346 Women as Wombs: ReprodlU:tive Technologies and the Bailie Over Women s Freedom by Janice Raymond JOY DAMOUSI 347 T1uJnks Girls and Goodbye: 17u Story ofthe Australian Women s Land Army 1942-45 edited by Sue Hatdisty SARAH Z!m.E1N 348 Zelda by Zelda 0'Aprano CURJSTINE SAUlNIER 349 Womens Health - Missing From U.S. MediciM by Sue V. Rosser LoUlSB MORLEY 349 Women, Work and Coping: A Multidisciplinary Approach to WorkpUJce Stress edited by Bomlll C. Long and Sbaron E. Kahn AILEEN MORETON·RoBINSON 350 Feminism and Ihe Politics ofDifferrnce edited by Sneja Gunew and Anna Yeatman SUSAN ALBION 351 Precarious Dependencks: Gender, Class and Donusrit: Service in Bolivia by Leslie Gill 353 Biographical Sllltements Feminist Fonun: News, Conferences, Reports CHANGING SCHOOL'll SOME INTERNATIONAL FEMINISf PERSPECTIVFS ON TEACHING 112 GIRLS AND BOYS PAT MAHONY 355 Introduction MARGm PALA 6LAFSD6TnR 357 Kids are both girls and boys in Iceland MARGAIllIT WIlILS 371 From margin to centre: interventions supporting gender equity in the Toronto Board of Education PAT MAHONY 381 Equality in the English nwtetplace ~ Rl111l FRfI1l BARBARA SCHMIDT 395 The Petze project: working with teachers on the p",vention of sex- ~ ANrm PImJR ual violence against girls and boys in Germany S'N1KKA AAPOLA 409 School smart? Observations from Finland on how young women lLKAKANoAS cope with sexism in educational institutions ~ LEE ANNE BElL 419 In danger of winning: consciousness raising strategies for empow- -~ ering girls in the United SlateS ANNE-METm KRUSE 429 Approaches to teaching girls and boys: current dehates, practices, and perspectives in Denmark Ii; JANE KENwAY 447 Reasserting masculinity in Australian schools g~ < BOOK REVIEWS ~~ CLAIRE DUCHEN 467 Women ~ Righls. Human RighJs edited by Julie Peters and Andrea ... Wolper ~~ CArnY LUBELSKA 467 An Inrroduction to Women ~ StudUs edited by Beryl Madoc-Jones and lennifer Coates ~~ MARGARET JACKSON 468 (HeteroiSexuaJ Politics edited hy Mary Maynard and June Purvis (I.l LoUISE MORLEY 469 Combating Sexual Harassrnenl in the 1Ibr*place by Rohan Collier ..(I.l DEBORAH LEE 469 Combating Sexual Horassrnenl in the WoTtplace by Roban Collier HBLBN JOHNSON 470 Women in Management: Current Research IssiUS edited by ~ Marilyn J. Davidson and Ronald J. Burke ~ AMANDA MACKIE 471 Gendu and Assimilation in Modem Jewish History: The Roles ail and Repr BITl'Y McLElLAN 472 Women, Madness and Medicine by Denise Russell ELEANOR HANCOCK 473 Minefields and Minisldr1S: Australian Women and the Vietnam War by Siobban McHugh SOOK CHIN KONG 474 Heavenly Love? Lesbian Images in 'lWenmth.Century Women~ Writing by Gabriele GriffIn MARGO HUXLEY 474 Discrimination by Design: A Feminist Critique ofthe Man·Made EnvirollJTl.ent by Leslie Kanes Weisman 477 Biographical Statements I Feminlst Fonun: News, Confe",nces, RepollS Women's Studies Quarterly 113 Volume XXIV Numbers I & 2 j Editorial. Florma Howe REPORT ON THE FOURTH UNITED NATIONS CONFERENCE ON WOMEN, BEIJING 1995 It) The Road to Huairou and Beijing: Chronology, 1975-1995 18 How It Happened-From Day to Day: Excerpts from Global Fax0i"et Bulletins. April 3-September 25, 1995. International Women's Tribune Centre EXPERIENCE AND EXPECTATIONS -10 Action Is the Only Way Forward; Remarks. Gertrude Mongella. Secretary General. L':\, Fourth World Conference on Women -12 Words to Break the Silence: Remarks, HillaY')' Rodham Clinton. Coiled States 46 The :'\(;() Forum: Good ~ews and Bad. Rob;'l Morgan. en ited States .~)·1 I3l1ildin~ a Sustainable and Equitable World for Daug"hrers and Granddaughters: Statement by D~\'eloprnenl Alternatives with Women for a :-.lew Era (DAWS), Vivienne U't>f. Sin~apore .~)7 :\0 Longer Invisible and Voiceless: Statement by ~etwork ofAI'· rican Rural Women's Associations. ChiefBisi Ogllnleye. :\igeria 60 Pursuing an Agenda Beyond Barriers: Women with Disabil ities, Laura Hershey. United States (l-l- Youth Organizations as Partners: Statement by Youth :\GOS Ac· uedited at the Con1erence, Sara Ramamor.ljisoa. Madagascar 611 What Will You Do? Women's Human Rights: Statemem by Cen· rer for Women's Global Leadership, Aida FlUio. Costa Rica 69 Phoro Essay: Images from the sea Forum on Women,JoanRoth, Cn hed States THE MAKING OF THE PLATFORM FOR ACTION 77 The l'S Conference: Out of the Holv Brackets and Into the Pol· iC\' ~fainstream, Robin A/organ, United States H4 From Quantity to Quality: Women and Education in the Plat· form for Action, Gloria Bouder, Argcntina 91 The Fight for the Liberation of\Vomen; Remarks, Alohtarma llr1lm.ir Rhullo, Islamic.: Rl'puhlic of Pakistan ~IH \\'omell's Rights Are I-Iumall Rigills; Rcmarks, IliIlm)' llodham Clilltol1. United Slates 102 The Planet Earth Is Our COllllllon I lome: Statement hy the Commissioll of(;johal (;o\,('rnallre. Ufl1lgari Mnat/wi. Ken)'il HI!') Remove the Brackets from Sexual Orientation: Statelllenl by In· ternational Gay and Lesbian Human Rights (;(Hlllliissio!l, I'all'sa Brunlf')' Vi/sil', South Afri<:a (continued, next page) Women's Studies Quarterly 114 (continued) Volume XXIV Numbers 1 & 2 107 C;rassrools Wllmen: A Response 10 Chlb,,1 Poverty: Statement hy Grassroots Organizations Operating 'lhgcthcr in Sisterhood ((;ROOTS), Nalldilli Awd, India 110 IlIvesl in the Education ofWomen; Rt·marks.Ngu),f'1l Tlti ninh. Socialist RepUblic of Vietnam I 12 l\fak illg: COlBlllitlllC'IlIS a R{'alil)': Relllarks..I(j{m rut'l/r· n'ilIinm~, lkpllllik (IfTrinidad and 'lilh"Ko TOWARD THETWENTY-FIRST CENTURY OF WOMEN 11 (j A Rcvol111ioll Has Begun; Remarks. (;rrlnuJI' Mongella, Serre tar)' Cencral, United Nations Fourth World Conr('!"l'IKC Oil \\'oIlH'1l 11 i "t:lohall\lovcmclIl (tH" Democracy: Statement hy WOlllen's En vironment and Development Organization (\\T,no), Iklla AIn. II/{. United Stales 12:\ United States Commitments; Remarks, Made/rille K. ""ni{{ht, Unitcd Statcs Permanent Rcpreselltath'e to the United Nations 128 Contract with American ,",'omen, \Vomcn's Environment and Development Organization (WEDO) and Center for Women Pol· iey Studies (cwps) 1:\ I Women's Power Is a Formidable Force; Remarks, Grn Hoar/Pili Bnl1ldllmul, Norway 135 Ihward the ·nventy·First Century of\Vomen: From Commit· ment to Action; Remarks, Leticia RamoJ-Slwhalli, Phillipincs DOCUMENTS AND RESOURCES 141 Hringing Beijing Home: The Platform fhr Action and You, International Women's Tribune Celltre 154 nei.iin~ Declaration l:l9 Platform fiJI' Action, United Nations Fourth World Conference 011 '''omen 290 A Review of Resource Volumes Prepared for the Uniled Na tions Fourth World Conference 011 Women, Mariam K. Clwmhnlaill, United States WOMEN'S STUDIES, A WORLD VIEW Pioneers: Programs Founded in the 1970s 299 German)', Tab" I.roill, Un h'ersily of Frankfurt 317 Korea, Challg Pi/wha, Ewha Womans Universit}' :127 Netherlands, Willi,Jmllp/!, University of Nijmegen :1-1:1 Norway_ '/"", IIMI' I',t/'IICII_ Secretariat 01\\',,,"(-,, and R.-, .'wau"11 (continued, next page) Women's Studies Quarterly 115 Volume XXIV Numbers I & 2 (continued) Breaking Ground: Programs Founded in the 1980s :151 Chilla, 'J(wjir, PckinK University :Hi4 Peru. A't1rda /lellrfquf'Z.. Cathoi k Ulliversily, Lima 378 SIHIIII AfriGI, /)rhhy Bonn;", University orNatal 400 'Ilirk('y. Npcla AmI, Ullivcrsit), ofI.'itanhul New Voices: Programs Founded in the 19905 412 Ghana, Afm15ah Prah, University ofCape Coast 42:1 Ilungar)', Ka/alill K01U1., Budapest University of ECOJ1oll1ic Sciences 43R Lah'ia, Irina Novikova, University of Latvia 449 Uganda, Vir(oria Atiriam Mil/aka, Makcrere University NEWSBRIEFS 116 Womens Writing: the Elizabethan to Victorian period VOLUME 2 NUMBER 3 1995 Marysa Demoor. An Honourable Gentleman Revisited: Emila Strong Pattison's noted entry into the world of Sir Charles Wentworth Dilke and the Athenaeum 20 I Jane Spencer. Adapting Aphra Behn: Hannah Cowley's A School fir Greybeards and The Lucky Chance 221 Maria LaMonaca. "She Could Make a Cake as Well as Books .. .": Catharine Sedgwick, Anna Jameson, and the construction ofthe domestic intellectual 235 Virginia Blain. "Thou with Earth's Music Answerest to the Sky": Felicia Hemans, Mary Ann Browne, and the myth of poetic sisterhood 251 Kate Levin. "The Cure ofArabella's Mind": Charlotte Lennox and the disciplining ofthe female reader 271 Ann Heilmann. Feminist Resistance, the Artist and "A Room of One's Own" in New Woman Fiction 291 Maureen E. Mulvihill. The New Candidate for Pseudonymous "Ephelia": Mary (Stuart nee Villiers), Duchess of Richmond and Lennox (1622-1685) 309 Book Reviews 313 Title-page and Contents, Volume 2 323 UNIVERSIlY OF WISCONSIN SYSTEM WOMEN'S STUDIES LIBRARIAN'S OFFICE URL: http://www.library.wisc.edu/libraries/WomensStudies/ VLSit our homepage for ~ Descriptions of our publications and services ~ Tables of contents and articles from Feminist Collections: A Quarlerly of Women's Studies Resources http://www.library.wisc.edullibraries/WomensStudies/fcmain.htm ~ Full-length bibliographies including "Ecofeminism," The Glass Ceiling," "Feminist Aesthetics," "The Feminist Ethic of Care," "The History of Women and Science, Health, and Technology," "Information Technology and Women's Lives," "Mentoring Women in Higher Education," "Wisconsin Women's History," "Women and Science: Issues and Resources," and "Women Mystery Writers" ~ Core lists of women's studies books on such topics as "Aging," "Feminist Pedagogy," "Film Studies," "Health," "Language," "Lesbian Studies," "Mental Health," "Mass Media," "Music," "Sexual Abuse," "Science," "Sports," and "Women of Color in the U.S." ~ Catalog of the U. 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Contact the Women's Studies Librarian, 430 Memorial Library, 728 State Street, Madison, WI 53706. BIBLIOGRAPHIES: ECOFEMINISM: AN INTRODUCTORY BIBLIOGRAPHY, by Julie Knutson THE GLASS CEILING: A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY, by Melba Jesudason, assisted by Janet Rother-Harris INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND WOMEN'S LIVES: A BIBLIOGRAPHY, by Linda Shult MENTORING WOMEN IN HIGHER EDUCATION: AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY, by Phyllis Holman Weisbard NEW REFERENCE WORKS IN WOMEN'S STUDIES 1993·94, by Phyllis Holman Weisbard WOMEN MYSTERY WRITERS, by Helene Androski CORE LISTS: (Topical lists of books in print with the most significant items starred; prepared by members of the Women's Studies Section, Association of College and Research Libraries) AGING, by Nancy Seale Osborne ANTHROPOLOGY, by Cheryl T. Naslund and Kimberley Robles ARTS IN ENGLAND AND THE U.S., by Ruth Wallach EDUCATION, by Cindy S. Faries FAMILY, by Laura Galvan-Estrada FEMINIST MOVEMENTS, by Sally Willson Weimer and Kathy Kerns FEMINIST PEDAGOGY, by Lori Goetsch FEMINIST THEORY, by Beth Sibley FILM STUDIES, by Ellen Broidy HEALTH, by Linda A. Krikos HISTORY· INTERNATIONAL, by Pat Doherty HISTORY OF WOMEN IN THE U.S., by Jessica Grim LANGUAGE, by Betty Day LESBIAN STUDIES, by Joan Ariel LITERATURE IN ENGLAND AND THE U.S., by Ruth Wallach MANAGEMENT, by Bernice Lacks MASS MEDIA, by Pat Doherty, assisted by Ruth Dickstein MENTAL HEALTH, by Kimberley D. Robles MUSIC, by Leslie Bennett PHILOSOPHY, by Sara Brownmiller POLITICS, by May Jafari REFERENCE WORKS, by Joan Ariel RELIGION, by Sue Gibson SCIENCE, by Jeannie P. Miller SEXUAL ABUSE, by Mila Su and Sue Gibson SOCIOLOGY, by Sara Brownmiller SPORTS, by Jeannie P. Miller WOMEN OF COLOR IN THE UNITED STATES, by Bernice Redfern