WOMEN'S STIJDIES LIBRARIAN

The University ofWisconsin System

EMINIST ERIODICALS A CURRENT LISTING OF CONTENTS

VOLUME 8, NUMBER 4 WINTER 1989

Published bySusanSearing, Women'sStudies Librarian: University of Wisconsin System 112A Memorial Library> 728 State Street Madison, Wisconsin 53706 )) (608) 262-5754 EMINIST ERIODICALS A CURRENT LISTING OF CONTENTS

Volume 8, Number 4 WInter 1989

Periodical literature is the cutting edge of women's scholarship, feminist theory, and much of women'sculture. 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; andto providethe requisite bibliographicinformation should a reader wish to subscribeto a joumal 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 of contents pages from current issues of major feminist journals are reproduced in each issue of Feminist Periodicals, preceded by a comprehensive annotated listing of all journals we have selected. As publication schedules vary enormously, not every periodical will have table of contents pages reproduced in each issue of £e. The annotated listing provides the following information on each journal:

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

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

Our goal is to have represented in 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, do we 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 readers will find more complete information on feminist periodicals in The Index/Directory of Women's Media published annually by the Women's Institute for Freedom of the Press (3306 Ross Place, NW, Washington, DC 20008); and in Women's Periodicals and Newspapers: A Union Lid of the Holdings of Madison Area Libraries, edited by James P. Danky, compiled by Maureen E. Hady, Barry Christopher, and Neill E. Strache (Boston: G.K. Hall, 1982).

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

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Feminist Periodicals (ISSN 0742-7433) is published by Susan E. Searing, UW-System Women's Studies Librarian, 112A Memorial Library, 728 State Street, Madison, WI 53706. Phone (608) 263­ 5754. Compilers: Linda Shutt, Ingrid Markhardt. Graphics: Daniel Joe. Publications of the Office of the UW-System Women's Studies Librarian are available free of charge to UW Women's Studies Offices, UWCampusWomen'sCenters, andUW Libraries. Subscriptionsrates: Wisconsin subscrip­ tions: $5 (indiv. affiliated with the UW System), $10 (organizations affiliated with the UW System), $10 (indiv. ornon-profit women's programs), $15 (libraries or other organizations). Out-of-state sub­ scriptions: $20 (indiv. & women's programs), $38 (inst.). Thisfee covers all publications of the Office, including Feminist Collectjons, Feminist Periodicals, New Books on Women & , and bibliographies, directories, and occasional publications produced throughout the year. Wisconsin subscribers, please addsalestax ($.50 - indiv; $1 .00-libraries). Subscribersoutside the U.S., please add postage ($5.00 - surface; $15.00 - air). III. AFFILlA: JOURNAL OF WOMEN AND SOCIAL WORK 5. Editorial Committee. 1. 1988. 7. ISSN 0197-775X. 2. 41year. 8. lC sn80-11853. 3. $25 (Indlv.), $50 (Inst.). 9. OClC 6113633. 4. Sage Publications, Inc., 2111 W. Hillcrest Dr., Newbury 12. Science fiction and fantasy with a feminist orientation. Park, CA 91320. 5. Betty Sancler. AUSTRALIAN FEMINIST STUDIES 7. ISSN 0886-1099. 1. 1985. 8. lC sn85-3234. 2. 21year. 9. OClC 12871850. 3. $35 (Indlv., airmail), $25 (Indlv., surface mall), $50 (Inst., 10. Madison. airmail), $40 (Inst., surface mall). 11. SocIological Abstracts; Social Work Research and Ab­ 4. Research Centre for Women's Studies, University of stracts. Adelaide, GPO Box 498, Adelaide, South Australia 5001, 12. "This journal Is committed to the discussion and develop­ Australia. ment of feminist values, theories, and knowledge as they 5. Susan Margarey. relate to social work research, education, and practice." 7. 0816-4649. Contains articles, reports, of research, essays, poetry, 11. Australian Serials In Print; Studies on Women Abstracts. and literary pieces. Dedicated to "the task of eliminating 12. "Australian Feminist Studies publishes transdlsclpllnary discrimination and oppression, especially with respect to scholarship and discussion In the fields of feminist re­ gender, but Including race, ettinlclty, class, age, disability, search and women's studies courses. In addition, It alms and sexual and affectlonal preference as well." to attract and encourage discussion of government and trade union Initiatives and policies that concern women; THE AHFAD JOURNAL: WOMEN AND CHANGE examination of the Interaction of feminist theory and 1. 1984. practice; comment on changes In curricula relevant to 2. 21year. women's studies and feminist stUdies... ; reviews, cri­ 3. $20 (Indlv.), $35 (Inst.). Single copies: $10 (lndlv.), $20 tiques, enthusiasms and correspondence:' (Inst.). 4. Suite 1216,4141 N. Henderson Rd., Arlington, VA 22203. BACKBONE: A JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S LITERATURE 5. Amna E. Badrl. 1. 1984. 6. Ahfad University for Women, P.O. Box 167, Orndurman, 2. 2/year. Sudan. 3. $12 (Indlv.), $18 (Inst.). Single copies: $6.50. 7. ISSN 0255-4070. 4. P.O. Box 95315, Seattle, WA 98145. 8. lC sn85-23477. 5. lauren Fortune. 9. OClC 12747640. 7. ISSN 0888-6520. 10. Madison. 12. "Backbone Is a semi-annual, national women's literary 11. ERIC, UMI. Journal. Backbone seeks to publish women writers of 12. "Issues affecting women In Africa, the Middle East and In diverse economic, cultural and stylistic backgrOUnds. We other developing countries; women In development." will publish evocative, finely crafted work of vision that Inspires poetic, feminist and political dialogue." ATLANTIS 1. 1975. BEllES lETTRES 2. 21year. 1. 1985. 3. $21 (Indlv.), $31 (Inst.), plus $6 for U.S. postage. 2. 41year. 4. Mount Saint Vincent University, 166 Bedford Highway, 3. $15 (Indlv.), $12.50 (student), $24 (foreign). $30 (Inst.). Halifax, Nova Scotia, B3M 2J6, Canada. Sample Issue: $2. 5. Drs. Susan Clark, Margaret Conrad, Deborah C. Poff. 4. P.O. Box 987, Arlington, VA 22216. 7. ISSN 0702-7818. 5. Janet Palmer Mullaney, Deanna Cook D'Errlco. 8. lC 0077-32338. 7. ISSN 0884-2957. 9. OClC 3409640. 8. lC sn85-6513. 10. State Historical SocIety. 9. OClC 12357950. 11. Historical Abstracts; America: History and Life; The Alter­ 10. Madison; Milwaukee. native Press Index; Resources for Feminist Research. 12. "Topromote and celebrate writing by women, published by 12. "AlIim1Ia Is an Interdisciplinary Journal devoted to critical trade, university, and small presses In the genres offiction, and creative writing In English or French on the topic of nonfiction, essays, biography, and criticism:' women. Contains scholariy articles, review essays, book reviews, art and poetry:'

AURORA 1. 1975. 2. 31year. 3. $10. 4. P.O. Box. 1624, Madison, WI 53701-1624. Iv. BERKELEY WOMEN'S LAW JOURNAL 12. "Broomstick Is a feminist political Journal publishing mate­ 1. 1986. rial by, for and about women over forty. Our priorities are: 2. Annual. to portray clear, positive Images ofolder women; to take a 3. $30 (/nst.), $15 (regular), $8 (low Income). stand against the denigration of older women; to offer 4. Boalt Hall School of Law, University of California, Berkeley, positive alternatives In our lives. Our goal Is to form a CA94720. support network among older women." 5. Alissa Friedman. 7. ISSN 0882-4312. CALYX 8. LC sn85-965. 1. 1976. 9. OCLC 11830558. 2. 3/year. 10. Madison; Milwaukee. 3. $18 (Indlv.), $22.50 (lib. & Inst.), $15 (low Income). Single 11. Altematlve Press Center; Annotated Guide to Women's copies: $6.50. Periodicals; Current Index to Legal Periodicals. 4. P.O. Box B, Corvallis, OR 97339. 12. "The Berkeley Women's Law Joumal Is a forum from 5. Margarita Donnelly. which to give voice to the complex and varying perspec­ 7. ISSN 0147-1627. tives reflecting the legal concerns of all women, especially 8. LC 77-649570. the women of color, lesbians, disabled women and poor 9. OCLC 3114927. women whose voices have been severely underrepre­ 10. Madison. sented In existing literature. With Information as our 11. American Humanities Index. power, the Joumal would be a tool for social change." 12. "Calyx publishes poetry, prose, art, reviews, translations, and photography, and Is committed to providing a beautiful BREAKING THE SILENCE and creative Journal format In which to showcase women 1. 1982. artists and writers." 2. 41year. 3. $12 (Indlv.), $25 (Inst.), $20+ (supporters). CAMERA OBSCURA 4. P.O. Box 4857, Station E, Ottawa, K1S 5J1 1. 1976. Canada. 2. 31year. 5. Breaking the Silence editorial sub-group. 3. $14 (Indlv.), $28 (Inst.). 7. ISSN 0713-4266. 4. Johns Hopkins University Press, 701 West 40th St., Suite 11. Index of Can{ldlan Altematlve Periodicals; Canadian 275, Baltimore, MD 21211. Women's Periodicals: Title Word Index. 5. Constance Penley, Janet Bergstrom, Elisabeth Lyon. 12. "Breaking the Silence Is a feminist alternative to the 6. The Editors, Rush Rhees Library, University of Rochester, mainstream press, committed to providing a voice for Rochester, NY. women. The quarterly covers a wide range of social, 7. ISSN 0270-5346. political and cultural topics written by and for women (also 8. LC sc79-4979. Includes fiction and original graphics/Illustrations)." 9. OCLC 4818143. 10. Madison; Milwaukee. BROADSHEET 11. Altematlve Press Index; Intematlonal Index to Rim PerI­ 1. 1972. odicals; The AlmlLlterature Index; The Arts and HumanI­ 2. 10/year. ties Citation Index. 3. $85.40 (airmail), $56.00 (surface mall). 12. Film theory and history; feminist theory; psychoanalytic 4. 228 Dominion Rd., P.O. Box 56-147, Auckland 3, New theory; Marxist theory; photography; video and Zealand. performance. 5. The Broadsheet Collective. 7. ISSN 0110-8603. CANADIAN JOURNAL OF WOMEN AND THE LAW 9. OCLC 6578660. 1. 1985. 12. News; analysis; In-depth articles; fiction; poetry; reviews. 2. 21year. "Broadsheet Is a radical feminist magazine which con­ 3. $20 (stUdent/low-Income), $35 (Indlv.), $60 (Inst.). Add $5 sciously strives to be anti-racist and to Incorporate the outside Canada. views of Indigenous women. The main focus Is on New 4. 1 Nicholas St., Suite 400, Ottawa, Ontario, K1N 787, Zealand women and events, with some coverage of Pa­ Canada. cific concerns and Issues facing women and feminists 5. Prof. Kathleen Lahey (English Co-Editor), Prof. Edith everywhere." DeLeury (French Co-Editor). 6. Faculty of Law, Queen's University, Kingston. Ontario, BROOMSTICK K1L 3N6, Canada. 1. 1978. 7. ISSN 0832-8781. 2. 61year. 10. Madison. 3. $15 (Indlv.), $25 (Inst.). Single copies: $3.50. 11. Bowker International Periodicals Directory; Canadian 4. 3543 18th St.#3, San Francisco, CA 94110. PeriodIcals Index; Canadian Serials Directory; Index to 5. Mickey Spencer, Polly Taylor. Canadian Legal Periodical Literature; PAIS Bulletin; Ulrich's 10. State Historical Society. International Periodicals Directory. 11. Altematlve Press Index. 12. "The CJWL Is the only Canadian legal periodical dedicated to prOViding In-depth, feminist analysis of legal Issues of concern to women." v. CANADIAN WOMAN STUDIES/LES CAHIERS DE LA FEMME CONNEXIONS: AN INTERNAnONAL WOMEN'S QUARTERLY 1. 1978. 1. 1981. 2. 4Iyear. 2. 4Iyear. 3. $28 (Indlv.), $38 (Inst.). Single copies: $8. 3. $15 (Indlv.), $24 (Inst. & lib.). Single copies: $3. 4. 212 Founders College, York University, 4700 Keele St., 4. People's Translation Service, 4228 Telegraph Avenue, Downsvlew, Ontario M3J 1P3, Canada. Oakland, CA 94609. 5. Elizabeth Brady. 5. Editorial Collective. 7. ISSN 0713-3235. 7. ISSN 0886-7062. 9. OCLC 8558872. 8. LC 83-645901; sn83-11831. 10. Madison; Milwaukee; State Historical Society. 9. OCLC 8015674. 11. Canadian Periodical Index; Nellie Langford Rowell Library. 10. Madison; Milwaukee. 12. "CWSlcf Is a bilingual, Interdisciplinary, feminist joumal 11. Altematlve Press Index. that brings eXdtlng scholarship about women to non­ 12. "...the collective product of feminists of diverse nationalI­ scholars, broadcasts our diverse experiences and bridges ties and political perspectives committed to contributing to the gap between Canada's languages and cultures." an International women's movement," Each Issuefocuses on a specific theme through feature artldes, Interviews COMMON LIVES/LESBIAN LIVES and personal narratives, often translated from foreign­ 1. 1981. language publications. 2. 4Iyear. 3. $12 (Indlv.), $20 (Inst.). Single copies: $4. EVERYWOMAN 4. P.O. Box 1553, Iowa City, IA 52244. 1. 1985. 5. Editorial Collective. 2. 12/year 7. ISSN 0891-6969. 3. 12 pounds (Indlv.), 18 pounds (Inat. & lib.), 30 pounds 8. sLC sn84-10345. (airmail). 9. OCLC 8234014. 4. 34a Islington Green, , NI8DU, England. 10. Madison. 5. Editorial Co-operative. 12. History; biography; correspondence; journal entries; fie­ 7. ISSN 0267-2294 tlon; poetry; visual art. Common lIvesllesbian liVes 12. "News/current affairs by and for women," seeks to document the lives of ordinary lesbians, and to reflect the diversity of the lesbian communlty--Iesblans of FEMINARY color, of age'and of youth, fat lesbians, disabled lesbians, 1. 1969. poor and working-class lesbians. kLlLL wishes to Insure 2. 31year. access and visibility to lesbians who have never thought 3. $12 (Indlv.),$22 (Inst.). Single copies: $4. Freetowomen before of publishing their work. In prisons and mental Institutions. 4. 354318th St., San Francisco, CA 94110. CONCERNS: NEWSLETTER OF THE WOMEN'S CAUCUS OF 5. Canyon Sam, Tlana Arruda, S.J. Miranda, Sim Kallan. THE MODERN LANGUAGES 10. Madison. 1. 1971. 12. Previously a lesbian-feminist journal for the South pub­ 2. 31year. lished In North Carolina, Femlnar.y Is now produced In San 3. Sliding scale based on Income, write for details. Frandsco by four new editors. "As editors with roots In 4. Frances Kavenlk, Humanities Division, UW-Parkslde, Box different communities we actively solicit writings that por­ 2000, Kenosha, WI 53141. tray the experiences, viewpoints, and Issues of a diversity 5. Frances Kavenlk. of lesbian communities. We want to fadlltate dialogue 9. OCLC 2259670. between women of different races, dasses, cultural up­ 10. Eau Claire. bringings, political, spiritual viewpoints, ages and life­ 12. News of the Modern Language Association; features; styles; and by doing so offer a current, ttmely perspective bibliographies; job Information. on lesbian lives In the United States and internationally."

CONDITIONS (Replaces WOMEN'S STUDIES REVIEW) 1. 1976. 1. 1988. 2. 21year. 2. 4/year. 3. 3 Issues: $24 (Indlv.), $34 (Inst.). Single copies: $8.95 3. $6. (Indlv.), $10.95 (Inst.). 4. Center for Women's Studies, Ohio State University, 207 4. P.O. Box 56A, Van Brunt Station, Brooklyn, NY 11215. Dulles Hall, 230 W. 17th Ave., Columbus, OH 43210. 5. Dorothy Randall Gray, Cheryl Clarke, Pam Parker, Annette 5. Willa Young, Laura George. Pelaez, Sabrina. 10. La Crosse; Milwaukee. 7. ISSN 0147-8311. 12. "Our goal In FEMINISMS Is to celebrate the varieties of 8. LC 77-641895. feminist expression and to continue the tradition of con­ 9. OCLC 3232386. necting the Center for Women's Studies to women's 10. Madison; Milwaukee; Parkslde. communities through Its publications," Indudes essays, 11. Altematlve Press Index. short fiction, poetry. book reviews, and artldes. 12. Poetry; short fiction; novel excerpts; drama; critical ar­ tides; reviews. "Conditions Is a magazine of women's writing with an emphasis on writing by lesbians," vi.

FEMINIST BOOKSTORE NEWS 4. David Polley, Routledge, 11 New Fetter lane, london 1. 1976. EC4P 4EE England. 2. 6/year. 5. Editorial Collective. 3. $50. 6. Feminist Review, 11 Carleton Gardens, Brecknock Rd., 4. P.O. Box 882554, San Francisco, CA 94117. london N19 5AO, England. 5. Carol SeaJay. 7. ISSN 0141-7789. 7. ISSN 0741-6555. 8. lC 80-647745. 12. "FBN Is the communications vehicle for the Informal net- 9. OClC 6191763. work of feminist bookstores. Every Issue contains articles 10. Madison. on bookstore policy and politics, as well as over 200 book 12. "To develop the theory of Women's Liberation and debate reviews and announcements. Also read (with a passion) the political perspectives and strategy of the movement. by feminist librarians and women's studies Instructors." To be a forum of work In progress and current research and debates In Women's Studies." FEMINIST COLLECTIONS: A QUARTERLY OF WOMEN'S STUDIES RESOURCES FEMINIST STUDIES 1. 1980. 1. 1972. 2. 41year. 2. 3/year. 3. University of Wisconsin: $5 (Indlv.), $10 (organizations). 3. $21 (Indlv.), $42 (Inst.). Single copies: $8 (Indlv.), $16 Wisconsin SUbscriptions: $1 0 (Indlv. & non-profit women's (Inst.). organizations), $15 (libraries & other organizations). Out- 4. Claire G. Moses, Editor & Manager, Feminist Studies, clo of-state subscriptions: $20 (Indlv. and women's programs), Women's Studies Program, University of Maryland, Col­ $38 (Inst.). Foreign subscribers pay postage: $5 (surface) lege Park, MD 20742. or $15 (airmail). Fee covers all publications of the OffIce of 5. Claire G. Moses. the UW System Women's Studies Librarian. (See p. 11.) 7. ISSN 0046-3663. 4. 112AMemorial Library, 728 State St., Madison, WI 53706. 8. lC 78-645276; sc76-192. 5. Susan Searing, Linda ShuIt. 9. OClC 1632609. 7. ISSN 0742-7441; 0742-7433. 10. Eau Claire; Green Bay; Madison; Milwaukee; Oshkosh; 8. lC sn84-10183. Parkslde; Platteville; Stevens Point; Stout; Whitewater. 9. OClC 6467769. 11. Alternative Press Index; America: History and life; Ameri­ 10. Baraboo; Barron Co.; Eau Claire; la Crosse; Madison; can Historical Association Recently Published Articles; Milwaukee; Oshkosh; Parkslde; PlatteVille; Rock Co.; Bulletin Signaletlque- SocIoIogle; Historical Abstrads; Modem Sheboygan;State Historical Society; Stevens Point; Stout; language Association International Bibliography; The Superior; Waukesha; Whitewater. Philosopher's Index; Psychological Abstracts; Sociologi­ 12. Editorials, features, news, bibliographies, book reviews. cal Abstracts; Women Studies Abstracts. Focus on feminist IIbrarlanshlp, publishing, bookselllng, 12. Historical and critical articles; poetry; art; reports from the archiving, researchlng--both In Wisconsin and nationally. women's movement; reviews. "Feminist Studies was Review essays strive to provide a guide to the literature on founded to encourage analytic responses to feminist Is­ a particular topic, (e.g. sociobiology; women In develop­ sues and to open new areas of research, criticism, and ment; western women; lesbian studies; Black women; speculation. The editors are committed to providing a feminist science fiction.) forum for feminist analysis, debate, and exchange."

FEMINIST ISSUES FEMINIST TEACHER 1. 1980. 1. 1984. 2. 21year. 2. 31year. 3. $15 (Indlv.), $25 (Inst.). Single coples: ($10 minimum 3. $12 (Indlv.), $20 (Inst.). Single copies: $4. order) $7.50 (Indlv.), $12.50 (Inst.). 4. 442 Ballantine, Indiana University, Bloomington, IN 47405. 4. Transaction Periodicals Consortium, Dept. 8010, Rutgers 5. Editorial Collective. University, New Brunswick, NJ 08903. 7. ISSN 0882-4843. 5. Mary Jo lakeland, Susan Ellis Wolf. 8. lC sn85-1018. 6. 2948 Hillegass, Berkeley, CA 94705. 9. OClC 11660672. 7. ISSN 0270-6679. 10. Madison; Stout. 8. lC 82-641422; sn80-13352. 11. Alternative Press Index; Studies on Women Abstracts. 10. Madison; Milwaukee. 12. Articles, news, resources for feminist educators, from 12. A Journal of feminist social and political theory, with em­ preschool to graduate school. phasis on an International exchange of Ideas. It Includes articles by English-language feminists as well as transla­ tions of feminist texts by women of other countries.

FEMINIST REVIEW 1. 1979. 2. 31year. 3. $28 (Indlv.), $60 (Inst.), $28 per copy (back Issues). viI. FIREWEED 12. "Genders Is the first major joumal In the humanities to 1. 1978. make theories of gender and sexuality Its focus....the 2. 41year. journal carries essays on art, literature, history and film 3.. Canada: $12 (Indlv.), $18 (Inst.). Add $3 outside Canada. that relate sexuality and gender to political, economic, and 4. P.O. Box 279, Station B, Toronto, Ontario, M5T 2W2, stylistic concerns." Canada. 5. Flreweed Collective. HAG RAG 7. ISSN 0706-3857. 1. 1986. 8. lC 0079-30301. 2. 61year. 9. OClC 48n989. 3. $9 (Indlv.), $15 (sustaining), $20 (Inst.). Single cop- 10. Madison; State Hlstorlcal SocIety. les:$2. 12. Arewetd Is a forum for feminist thought and discussion. 4. P.O. Box 93243 Milwaukee, WI 53203. 5. lance link, Mary Frank. FRONTIERS: A JOURNAL OF WOMEN STUDIES 10. State Hlstorlcal SocIety. 1. 1975. 12. "lesbian feminist news, analysis, reviews, political com­ 2. 31year. mentary, theory, letters, calendar." 3. $16 (Indlv.), $33 (Inst.). Single copies: $8 (Indlv.), $11 (Inst.). HARVARD WOMEN'S LAW JOURNAL 4. frontiers, Women Studies Program, Box 325, University 1. 1978. of Colorado, Boulder, CO 80309-0325. 2. Annual. 5. Edltortal Board, Editor: Charlotta C. Hensley. 3. $10 (Indlv.), $11 (foreign, surface), $15 (foreign, airmail). 7. ISSN 0160-9009. 4. Publications Center, Harvard lawSchool, Cambridge, MA 8. lC sc78-317. 02138. 9. OClC 2586280. 5. Paula A. Tuffln. 10. Eau Claire; Madison; Milwaukee; Platteville; Stevens Point; 6. Articles Editors, Harvard Women's law Journal, Harvard Whitewater. law School, Cambridge, MA 02138. 11. Women Studies Abstracts; American Humanities Index; 7. ISSN 0270-1456. Human Resources Abstracts; Historical Abstracts; Stud­ 8. lC 80-643769. Ies on Women Abstracts; Social Sciences Citation Index; 9. OClC 3967304. PAIS; The MLA Intematlonal Bibliography; America, His­ 10. Madison; Platteville. tory and Ue; Sociological Abstracts; SocIal Welfare; The 11. Current law Index; Index to legal Periodicals. literaryCriticism Reglster;8age Family StudiesAbstracts; 12. "The Harvard Women's law Journal Is devoted to the Current ContentslSocIal and Behavioral Studies. development of a feminist Jurisprudence. The main pur­ 12. Feature articles; book reviews; poetry; black and white pose Is to provide an In-depth exploration of the Impact of photography; short fiction. Each Issue focuses on a the law on women and of women on the law. Political, theme, e.g., women's oral history; mothersand daughters; economic, historical and sociological perspectives are Chicanas; Native Amerlcan women; women as verbal combined with legal ones to present a realistic picture of artists; who speaks for the women's movement; lesbian women's legal status." history. "The continuing goal of frontiers Is to publish a joumal which brldges the gap between university and HEALTH CARE FOR WOMEN INTERNATIONAL community women; to find a balance between academic 1. 1980. and popular views on Issues common to women." 2. 4/year. 3. $29 (Indlv.), $63.50 (Inst.). GENDERS 4. Hemisphere Publishing Corporation, 79 Madison Ave., 1. 1988 , NY 10016. 2. 31year 5. Dr. Carole Ann McKenzie, Dr. Phyllis Stem. 3. $21 (lndlv.), $30 (Inst.). 6. Dr. Phyllis Stem. Professor & Director of Nursing, Dalhousie 4. Unlv. of Texas press, P.O. Box 7819, Austin, TX 78713. University, Hal"ax, N.S., B3H 3J5, Canada. 5. Ann Kibbey. 7. ISSN 0739-9332. 6. Dept. of English, Unlv. of Colorado at BoUlder, Campus 8. lC sn83-8667. Box 226, Boulder, CO 80309. 9. OClC 9837689. 7. ISSN 0894-9832. 12. "Provides an Intematlonal, Interdisciplinary approach to 8. lC sn87-1919. health care for women. We accept papers that discuss the 9. OClC 16388863. newest theorles, skills, procedures, and papers describing 10. Madison. Issues In the health, psychology, sociology, anthropology, 11. Abstracts of English Studies; America: History & life; and nursing professions." American Humanities Index; Aim literature Index; Histori­ cal Abstracts; lSI; lingUistics and language Behavior Abstracts; MHRA Bibliography of English lanuage and literature; MLA International Bibliography; Studies on Women Abstracts; and Women's Studies Abstracts. vIII. HEALTHSHARING: A CANADIAN WOMEN'S HEALTH QUAR­ 10. La Crosse; Madison; Milwaukee; Stevens Point. TERLY 11. Altematlve Press Index. 1. 1979. 12. Editorials; short articles; bibliographies; poetry. "Heresies 2. 41year. Is an Idea-oriented Journal devoted to the examination of 3. $11 (Indlv.), $19 (org. & groups). art and politics from a feminist perspective." 4. 14 Skey Lane, Toronto, Ontario M6J 3C4, Canada. 5. Editorial Collective. HOT WIRE 7. ISSN 0226-1510. 1. 1984. 8. LC cn80-30707. 2. 31year. 9. OCLC 6295890. 3. $14 (Indlv.), $19 (Inst.). Single copies: $6. 10. Madison. 4. Empty Closet Enterprises, 5210 N. Wayne, Chicago, IL 12. Provides a critical analysis of women's health Issues from 60640. a feminist perspective. 5. Toni L. Armstrong. 7. ISSN 0747-8887. HECATE: A WOMEN'S INTERDISCIPLINARY JOURNAL 8. LC sn84-8636. 1. 1975. 9. OCLC 10828405. 2. 2Jyear. 12. "Journal of women's music and culture." 3. $10 (Indlv.), $20 (Inst.). Single copies: $4 (Indlv.), $7.50 (Inst.). HURRICANE ALICE 4. P.O. Box 99, St. LUcia, Brisbane, Queensland 4067, 1. 1983. Australia. 2. 41year. 5. Carole Ferrier. 3. $10 (Indlv.), $8 (studentsl1ow-lncomelsenlors). 7. ISSN 0311-4198. Single copies: $2.50. 9. OCLC 2530248. 4. 207 Lind Ha", 207 Church St., S.E., Minneapolis, MN 10. Madison. 55455. 11. Women Studies Abstracts. 5. Martha Roth, Executive Editor. 12. Historical and critical articles; creative work; graphics; 12. "The mission of .l:i.A.ls to read and write women's experi­ bibliographies; reviews. "~prlnts material relating to ence tully; to evolve a new prose form that Integrates women. We are particularly Interested In contributions personal voice and personal experience Into critical re­ which employ a feminist, marxist, or other radical method­ views of our arts and culture. Our aim Is to reflect the ology to focus· on the position of women In relation to diversity of human experience; therefore .I:i.A....strlves to and capitalism." Indude In each Issue work by people of various racial and ethnic heritages." HELICON NINE: THE JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S ARTS AND LETTERS 1. 1979. HYPATIA 2. 31year. 1. 1986. 3. $18 (Indlv.), $22 (Inst.). Single copies: $7.50 plus postage. 2. 31year. 4. Helicon Nine, Inc. P.O. Box 22412, Kansas City, MO 3. $20 (Indlv.), $40 (Inst.). Single copies: $10 (Indlv.), $20 64113. (Inst.). 5. Gloria Vando Hickok. 4. HXpa1la, Southern illinois University at EdwardsvlHe, 7. ISSN 0197-3371. Edwardsville, IL 62026-1437. 8. LC 80-640627. 5. Margaret A. Simons. 9. OCLC 5298604. 7. ISSN 0887-5480. 10. Madison; Milwaukee; Platteville; Whitewater. 8. LC sn86-1213. 12. Articles; poetry; fiction; visual art. Interdisciplinary forum 9. OCLC 13312118. for the creative accomplishments of women In the fields of 10. Madison; Milwaukee; Platteville. literature, music, the visual and performing arts; Includes 12. "HXpatla Is the first Journal In this country dedicated to the color reproductions and a pull-out soundsheet of a musical publication of scholarly research In feminist philosophy. performance, reading or Interview; provides a documenta­ Articles In Hxpatla provide both authors and readers a tion of the ongoing history of women In arts and letters. context for understanding feminist philosophy that Is un­ available In other women's studies Journals or In main­ HERESIES: A FEMINIST PUBLICATION ON ART & POLITICS stream philosophy Journals." 1. 1977. 2. 2Jyear. 3. $17 (Indlv.), $26 (Inst.). Single copies: $5. 4. clo Foundation for the Community of Artists, 280 Broad- way Suite 412, New York, NY 10007. 5. Heresies Collective. 6. P.O. Box 1306 Canal St. Station, New York, NY 10013. 7. ISSN 0146-3411. 8. LC sc77-704. 9. OCLC 2917688. Ix. IKON more.... Each Issue Is prodUced Jointly by Isis International 1. 1982183. and one or more Third World women's groups." ArtIcles; 2. 2Jyear. editorials; conference reports; resource guides. 3. $10 (Indlv.), $15.00 (Inst.). Single copies: $6. 4. P.O. Box 1355, Stuyvesant Station, New York, NY 10009. ISIS-WICCE (Women's InternationalCross-Cultural Exchange) 5. Susan Sherman. 1. 1983. 7. ISSN 0579-4315. 2. 4/year (Women's World). 8. lC sn85-19052. 3. 20 Swiss francs (Indlv.), 40 Swiss francs (Inst.) (or U.S. 9. OClC 11501702. dollar eqUivalent). 12. ".IKQH Is about 'creativity and change'--the Inseparability 4. C.P. 2471, CH-1211 Geneva 2, SwItzerland. of the creative process and social change. It Is a cultural 5. ISIS-WICCE collective. magazine, a political magazine, a feminist magaZine, 12. "International feminist magazine providing news about whIch shows the experiences of third world women, lesbi­ women around the world from a feminist perspective and ans, Jewish and working women, women In all our diver­ focusing particularly on the link between women In devel­ sity." oplng and Industrialized countries."

IOWA WOMAN JOURNAL OF FEMINiST STUDIES IN RELIGION 1. 1980. 1. 1985. 2. Quarterly. 2. 2Jyear. 3. $10. 3. $15 (Indlv.); $12 (students); $25 (Inst.). 4. P.O. Box 680, Iowa Clty,IA 52244. 4. Membership Services, Box 1608, Decatur, GA 30031­ 5. Carolyn Hardesty, Editor; Sandra Witt, Poetry Editor. 1608. 7. ISSN 0271-8227. 5. Judith Plaskow, Elizabeth Schussler Fiorenza. 10. Madison. 6. Elizabeth lemons, Harvard Divinity School, Rm. 404, <45 11. Abstracts of Popular Culture; American Humanities Francis Ave., Cambridge, MA 02138. Index. 7. ISSN 8755-4178. 12. "Journal of essays, fiction, poetry, and art. Non-fiction 11. Guide to SocIal SCIence and Religion In Periodical Ut....­ Indudes Interviews, articles and essays on International ture; Religion Index One: Periodicals, Religious and The0­ living, reports of the activities of women, both current and logical Abstracts; Sage Human Relations Abstr.cI8. historical, and book reviews. Iowa Is the magazine's 12. "The ~ Is a channel for the dissemination of feminist home, but our purpose Is to serve the Interests of Intelli­ scholarship In religion and a forum for discussion and gent women everywhere." dialogue among women and men of dtfferlng feminist perspectives. Its editors are committed to rigorous think­ IRIS: A JOURNAL ABOUT WOMEN Ing and analysis In the service of the transformation of 1. 1980. religious studies and of religious and cultural institutions." 2. 2Jyear. 3. $6 (Indlv.); $15 (Inst.). Single coples: $4. JOURNAL OF WOMEN AND RELIGION 4. 8-5 Garrett Hall, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA 1. 1981. 22903. 2. Annual. 5. Mary Mackay, Anne Bromley. 3. Available only with membership, which Includes monthly 7. ISSN 0896-1301. mailings and a bibliography of women and religion. Sub­ 12. ".IrIi Is a journal dedicated to offering an eclectic combina­ scription and membership rates: $18 (student), $30 (n0n­ tIon of articles and news on women's political, academic, student), $50 (Inst.). Single coples: $3.50. social, and artistic concerns." 4. 2400 Ridge Rd., Berkeley, CA 94709. 5. Clare Benedlcks Fischer. ISiS INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S BOOK SERIES 7. ISSN 0888-5621. 1. 1984. 8. lC sn82-20870. 2. 61year. (ISIS Internatlon@1 Book Series appears twice a 9. OClC 7863169. year, and Its supplement, Women In Action, appears 4 12. "Each journal's focus dmers. We have covered areas tImes.) such as women and power, women and peace." 3. $15 (Indlv.or women's group, surface mall), $20 (Indlv. or women's group, airmail), $25 (Inst., surface mall), $30 (Inst., airmail). 4. Isis International, Via San Saba 5, 00153 Rome, Italy. 5. Editorial Collective. 8. lC sn84-1 0908. 9. OClC 4286732. 10. Platteville; Stout. 12. ISIS International "gives In-depth coverage to the Issues women around the world are working on: development, health, work, , media, communi­ cation, methods of organization, models for action and x.

KALLIOPE: A JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S ART 10. Madison. 1. 1979. 12. "A Journal of lesbian feminist ethics and philosophy, with a 2. 31year. focus on how lesbians behave with each other:' 3. $9 (Indlv.), $15 (Inst.). Single copies: $3.50. 4.3939 Roosevelt Boulevard, Jacksonville, Fl32205. LILITH 5. Peggy Friedmann. 1. 1976. 7. ISSN 0735-7885. 2. 4/year. 8. LC 84-647165; sn 82-7891. 3. $14 (Indlv.), $20 (Inst.). Single copies: $4.50. 9. OCLC 8981808. 4. Lilith Publications, Inc., 250 West 57th St., New York, NY 10. Madison. 10107. 12. "The purpose of Kalllope Is to offer support and encour­ 5. Susan Weidman Schneider. agement to women In the arts, to promote the pursuit of 7. ISSN 0146-2334. excellence In both verbal and visual art forms, and to 8. LC 83-640809; sc77-511. providea medium ofcommunication through whichwomen 9. OCLC 2694720. artists may share their work, Ideas and opinions." 10. Madison; MilwaUkee; State Historical Society. 11. Index to Jewish Periodicals. LEGACY 12. Articles; reviews; poetry; fiction. "L!!I1Ills named for the 1. 1984. legendary predecessor of Eve who Insisted on equality 2. 2/year. with Adam.... As Jewish feminists continue to rediscover 3. $12 (graduate students); $15 (Indlv.), $18 and rework Jewish practice, the contents of LIlith may (Inst.). ~ngle copies: $9. serve as an evolving Prepared Table for a new code of 4. Dept. of English, Bartlett Hall, University of Massachu- behavior:' setts, Amherst, MA 01003. 5. Martha Ackmann, Karen Dandurand, Joanne Dobson. MS. 7. ISSN 0748-4321. 1. 1972. 8. LC sc84-2143; sn84-8795. 2. 12/year. 9. OCLC 10881450. 3. $16 (Indlv.). Single copies: $3.50. 10. Madison. 4. Ms. Magazine, P.O. Box57131, Boulder, C080322-7131. 11. Abstracts In English Studies; American History and LIfe; 5. Anne Summers. American literary Scholarship; Book Reviews In the 6. Editors, Ms. Magazine, Matilda Publications Inc., One Humanities; Information America; lSI; LIterary Criticism TImes Square, New York, NY 10036. Register; MLA Intematlonal Bibliography; Recently Pub­ 7. ISSN 0047-8318. lished Articles - American History Association; Studies on 8. LC 72-624579. Women Abstracts. 9. OCLC 1285775. 12. A Journal of nineteenth-century women writers. 10. Baraboo; Barron Co.; Fox Valley; Green Bay; Eau Claire; La Crosse; Madison; Manitowoc Co.; Marathon Co.; LESBIAN CONTRADICTION: A JOURNAL OF IRREVERENT MarinetteCo.; Marshfield; Milwaukee;Oshkosh; Parkslde; FEMINISM PlatteVille; Richland; River Falls; Rock Co.; Sheboygan; 1. 1982-83. Stevens Point; Stout; Superior; Washington Co.; Wauke­ 2. 4/year. sha; Whitewater. 3. $6 (Indlv.), free for women prisoners. 11. Readers' Guide to Periodical LIterature; Women Studies 4. 1007 N. 47th, Seattle, WA 981 03; or 584 Castro St., Suite Abstracts; Abstracts of Popular Culture; Wallace Memorial 263, San Francisco, CA 94114. LIbrary; Rochester Institute of Technology. 5. Jan Adams, Rebecca Gordon, BettyJohanna, Jane Mey­ 12. Features; letters; poetry and fiction; reviews; news. erdlng. 11. Altematlve Press Index. MANUSHI 12. LesCon alms to print lively, thoughtful, controversial, and! 1. 1979. or humorous writing and graphics that contribute to the 2. 6/year. development of a deeper, more Inclusive feminist vision. 3. $19 (Indlv.), $25 (Inst.). Single copies: $3. No fiction, no poetry; no "news" or Items of purely local 4. Manushl Distributors, America, c/o Esther Jantzen, 5008 Interest. Non-lesblans are welcome to submit work; LesCon Errlnger Place, Philadelphia, PA 19144. Is "women only," not "lesbian only." 5. Madhu Klshwar. 6. C/202 LaJpat Nagar 1, New Deihl -110024, India. LESBIAN ETHICS 11. Alternative Press Index. 1. 1984. 12. "Manushl: A Joumal About Women and Society focuses 2. 31year. on women's life situations In India and on struggles for 3. $14 (Indlv.), $18 (Inst.). Single copies: $6. change:' 4. P.O. Box 4723, Albuquerque, NM 87196. 5. Jeanette Silveira. 7. ISSN 8755-5352. 8. 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"ReflectIng two decades of feminist scholarship emerging from and supporting the women's movement, ON THE ISSUES the NWSA Joyrnal will publish scholarship which contln 1. 1983. ues to link feminist theory with teaching and activism. 2. 4/year. Topics are from an Interdisciplinary perspective or that 3. $9.50 (Indlv.); $16.00 (Inst.); $14.50 (Canada); $20 (over­ which, although specific to a single discipline, retains seas). Single copies: $2.95. broad Implications. We particularly encourage articles by 4. 97-77 Queens Blvd., Forest Hills, NY 11374. and about women of color, research analyzing class 5. Edltor-In-Chlef: ; Managing Editor: Beverly Issues, scholarship examIning non-Western cultures and Lowy. researchfocuslng on feminist pedagogy." 7. ISSN 0895-6014. 10. State Historical Society. . NEW DIRECTIONS FOR WOMEN 11. Directory of Women's Media, The National Directory of 1. . 1972. Magazines, Of A Like Mind Annual Directory. 2. 61year. 12. 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Plalnswoman pUblishes articles, essays, fiction, poetry, 2. 4/year. reviews, graphics for and about women In the Plains 3. $11 (Indlv.), $14 (Inst.). Single copies: $2.75. region, focusing especially, but not exclusively, on lives of 4. P.O. Box 46160, Stn.G, Vancouver, B.C., Canada V6R rural women. 4G5. 5. Growing Room Collective. PSYCHOLOGY OF WOMEN QUARTERLY 7. ISSN 0316-1609. 1. 1976. 8. lC-33152. 2. 4/year. 9. OClC 2248303. 3. $30 (Indlv.), $75 (Inst.). Single copies: $20. 10. Milwaukee. 4. Cambridge University Press, 32 East 57th Street, New 12. Feminist Journal of literature and criticism; original prose York, NY 10022. and poetry; reviews. 5. Dr. Janet Shibley Hyde. 6. Women's Studies Research Center, 209 North Brook SAGE: A SCHOLARLY JOURNAL ON BLACK WOMEN Street, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, WI 1. 1984. 53715. 2. 21year. 7. ISSN 0361-6843. 3. $15 (Indlv.), $25 (Inst.). 8. LC 76-12952; sc76-790. 4. P.O. Box 42741, Atlanta, GA 30311-0741. 9. 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Family Review; Sage Urban Studies Abstracts; Sage Issues Include feature articles, Interviews, profiles, docu­ Public Admin. Abstracts; Selected List of Tables of Con­ ments, book reviews, and bibliographies." tents of Psychiatric Periodicals; Multicultural Education Abstracts. SAGEWOMAN MAGAZINE 12. The psychology of Women QuarterlY Is sponsored by 1. 1986. Division 35 of the American Psychological Association. 2. 4/year. Empirical studies, critical reviews, theoretical articles, and 3. $13/$18/$25 (sliding scale). Single copies: $4.50. Invited book reviews are published In the Quarterly.... The 4. P.O. Box 5130, Santa Cruz, CA 95063. kinds of problems addressed Include: psychological fac­ 5. lunaea Weatherstone. tors, behavioral stUdies, role development and change, 12. "A quarterly Journal of Women's Spirituality, dedicated to career choice and training, management variables, edu­ honoring the Goddess In every woman." cation, discrimination, therapeutic processes, and sexual­ Ity.

RESOURCES FOR FEMINIST RESEARCH/DOCUMENTATION SUR LA RECHERCHE FEMINISTE 1. 1979. 2. 4/year. 3. $30 (Indlv.), $50 (Inst.). 4. Centre for Women's Studies Education, O.I.S.E., 252 Bloor St. West, Toronto, Ontario MSS 1V6, Canada. 5. Editorial Board. 7. ISSN 0707-8412. 8. LC 84-641836; cn79-31946. 9. OCLC 5585549. xlH.

SEX ROLES: A JOURNAL OF RESEARCH 8. LC 82-640638; sn79-8096. 1. 1975. 9. OCLC 3451636. 2. 121year. 10. Madison; Eau Claire. 3. $26.25 (Indlv.), $165 (Inst.). 11. Altematlve Press Index; Directory of Women's Media. 4. Plenum Publishing Corporation, 233 Spring St., NewYoJ1(, 12. Theoretical articles; poetry; drama; fiction; reviews. NY 10013. 5. Phyllis A. Katz. SOJOURNER 6. Institute for Research on Social Problems, 520 Pearl St., 1. 1975. Boulder, CO 80302. 2. 121year. 7. ISSN 03~0025. 3. $15. (Indlv.), $25 (foreign). Single coples: $2. 8. lC 75·646987. 4. 380 Green St., Cambridge, MA 02139. 9. OClC 2243426. 5. Karen Kahn. 10. Eau Claire; Green Bay; Madison; Milwaukee; Oshkosh; 7. ISSN 0191-8699. PaJ1(slde; Platteville; Stevens Point; Stout; WaUkesha; 8. LC sn79-2799. Whitewater. 9. OCLC 46562n. 11. Abstracts on Criminology and Penology; Adolescent Mental 10. Madison; Milwaukee; State Historical Society. Health Abstracts; ASSIA; Child Development Abstracts 12. Feature articles; reviews of books, film, dance, theater, and Bibliography; Contemporary Sociology; Current Con­ visual arts, and music; news; poetry. "OUr editorial polley tents; Current Index to Journals In Education; Excerpta Is to consider for publication anything that Is not racist, Medica; Family Planning Perspectives; Higher Education sexist, or homophobic In content." Abstracts; Human Sexuality Update; Mental Health Ab­ stracts; New Society; Preview: The Family Media Journal; SPARE RIB Psychological Abstracts; Referattvnyl Zhumal; Sage Family 1. 1972. Studies Abstracts; School Organization and Management 2. 121year. Abstracts; SocIal Sciences Citation Index; Sociological 3. 21 pounds (Indlv., airmail), 30 pounds (Inst., airman). Abstracts; Sociology of Education Abstracts; The SIECUS 4. 27 CleJ1(enwell Close, London EC1 R OAT, England. 5. Report; Studies on Women Abstracts. Editorial Collective. 12. Emplrlcal research relating to sex roles; book reviews. 7. ISSN 0306-7971. 8. LC sn82-20308. SIGNS: JOURNAL OF WOMEN IN CULTURE AND SOCIETY 9. OCLC 5237209. 1. 1975. 10. Madison; Milwaukee. 2. 4/year. 12. Feature articles (e.g., on politics, labor, history, employ­ 3. $21 (students), $29 (Indlv.), $58 (Inst.). Single copies: ment, media); fiction; poetry; reviews; letters; news. $7.25 (Inellv.), $14.50 (Inst.). 4. The University of Chicago Press, Journals DIvision, P.O. SPHINX: WOMEN'SINTERNATlONAlLITERARY/ART REVIEW Box 37005, Chicago, Il 60637. 1. 1984. 5. Jean F. O'Barr. 2. Annual. 6. Jean F. O'Barr, 207 E. Duke Building, Duke University, 3. $18 (airmail), $15 (surface mall). DUrham, NC 2n08. 4. 175, Avenue Ledru-Roilln, 75011 Paris, France. 7. ISSN 0097-9740. 5. Carol Pratl. 8. LC 75-649469. 7. ISSN 0755-964X. 9. OCLC 1362618. 10. Madison. 10. Baraboo; Fox Valley; Green Bay; Eau Claire; La Crosse; 12. "~ Is an International literary/art review published In Madison; Marathon Co.; Marinette Co.; Marshfield; Mil­ Paris by a team of expatriate anglophone women writers waukee; Oshkosh; Parkslde; Platteville; Richland; River and artists who aim to offer readers a broad perspectiveof Falls; Rock Co.; Stevens Point; Stout; Superior; Wauke­ women's creativity world-wide. Itfeatures cultural themes, sha; Whitewater; Washington Co. prose, poetry, dramatic excerpts, photography, artwork, 11. Modern LanguageAbstracts;HistoricalAbstracts; Women reviews, Interviews and essays both by established and Studies Abstracts; Current Contents; Psychological Ab­ new women writers and by men about women." stracts; Sociological Abstracts; Social Science Citation Index; America; History and Life. THIRD WOMAN 12. Feature articles; research; review essays; reports; book 1. 1981. reviews; letters/comments; archival notes. 2. 21year. 3. $8 (Indlv.), $12 (Inst.). SINISTER WISDOM: AJOURNAL FOR THE lESBIANIMAGINA· 4. clo Chlcano-Rlqueno Studies, BH849, Indiana University, TlON IN THE ARTS & POLITICS Bloomington, IN 47405. 1. 1976. 5. Norma Alarcon. 2. 41year. 7. ISSN 0889-0722. 3. $17 (Indlv.), $30 (Inst.), $35-$200 (sustaining), $6 (hard- 8. LC sn83-11205. ship). Single copies: $5. 9. OCLC 8342969. 4. P.O. Box 3252, Berkeley, CA 94703. 10. Madison. 5. Elana Dykewomon. 12. "TheJournal Is a forum for the creative and critical woJ1( of, 7. ISSN 0196-1853. or on behalf of, Hispanic and Third World Women In general." xlv.

13TH MOON: A FEMINIST LITERARY MAGAZINE TULSA STUDIES IN WOMEN'S LITERATURE 1. 1973. 1. 1982. 2. 2Jyear. 2. 2Jyear. 3. Single copies: $6.50 plus $.75 postage and handling. 3. $12 (Indlv.), $14 (Inst.), $10 (stUdent). Single copies: $7. 4. 13th Moon. English Dept., SUNY-Albany, Albany, NY 4. The University of TUlsa, Tulsa, OK 74104. 12222. 5. Mary O'Toole. 5. Judith E. Johnson. 6. The University of Tulsa, 600 South College Ave., Tulsa, 7. ISSN 0094-3320. OK 74104. 8. LC 76-647817. 7. ISSN 0732-7730. 9. OCLC 2587697. 8. lC sn82-3788. 10. Madison; Milwaukee; Stevens Point. 9. OClC 8426594. 11. Abstracts ofPopUlar Culture; American Humanities Index; 10. Madison; Whitewater. Index of American Periodical Verse; MlA International 12. "Tulsa Studies In Women's Literature Includes articles, Bibliography. reviews, notes and queries from scholars of every period, 12. Feature articles; poetry; fiction; art; reviews. "13th Moon Including those reading In languages other than English Is a literary magazine publishing quality work by women. and from students of poetry and prose In all Its fonns, Eclectic, but particularly Interested In feminist and working Including essays, diaries, belles lettres, and Journalism. class lesbian literature." While articles need not be exclusively concerned with female writers the focus must be upon women and their TRADESWOMEN MAGAZINE: A QUARTERLY MAGAZINE FOR work." WOMEN IN BLUE-COLLAR WORK 1. 1981. TURN-CF-THE-CENTURY WOMEN 2. 41year. 1. 1984. 3. $20 (Indlv., unemployed), $35 (Indlv., employed), $50 2. 2Jyear. (Inst.). Single copies: $2.50. 3. $10. Single copies: $6. 4. P.O. Box 40664, San Francisco, CA 94140. 4. Margaret D. Stetz, Editor, Dept. of English, Georgetown 5. Editorial Committee. University, Washington, DC 20057. 7. ISSN 0739-344X. 5. Margaret D. Stetz. 8. LC sn83-2244. 7. ISSN 8756-1697. 9. OCLC 9726358. 8. LC sn84-2649. 10. Madison; State Historical Society. 9. OCLC 11521132. 12. "Tradeswomen Magazine Is the only national publication 10. Madison. about women working In nontraditional blue-collar jobs. It 12. The journal Is devoted to furthering the study of women In Is written and produced by tradeswomen who know their the period 1880-1920. Articles dealing with social, politi­ subject first hand. We provide supportto women currently cal, intellectual history, art, literature and bibliography. working In blue-collar jobs and Information to women considering entering the trades." VISIBILITIES 1. 1987. TRIVIA: A JOURNAL OF IDEAS 2. 6/year. 1. 1982. 3. $15/8; $34118. Single copies: $2. 2. 31year. 4. P.O. Box 1258, Peter Stuyvesant Station, New York, NY 3. $14 (Indlv.), $20 (llbr. & Inst.). Single copies: $6. 10009-1258. 4. P.O. Box 606, N. Amherst, MA 01059. 5. Susan T. Chasin. 5. Lise Well. 7. ISSN: 0892-7375. 7. ISSN 0736-928X. 12. "Visibilities Is a natlonalllnternational magazine by and for 8. LC 83-641534; sn83-1973. Lesbians. Our purpose Is to prOVide a positive Image of 9. OCLC 9247235. ourselves to ourselves and ultimately, to the world at 10. Madison; Milwaukee; Platteville. large." 11. Alternative Press Index. 12. Radical feminist theory, scholarship, and reviews. WLWJOURNAL 1. 1976. TROUBLE AND STRIFE: A RADICAL FEMINiST MAGAZINE 2. 4/year. 1. 1984. 3. $15 (Includes membership to Women Library Workers). 2. 31year. Single copies: $4. 3. $19 (Indlv., airmail), $12 (Indlv., surface mall), $30 (Inst., 4. cloWomen's Resource Center, Rm.lOOT-9, University of alnnall). California, Berkeley, CA 94720. 4. 34 Exchange St., Norwich, Norfolk NR21AX, England. 5. Nancy Humphreys. 5. Editorial Collective. 7. ISSN 0272-1996. 12. "Publication of readable and Insightful articles on areas of 8. LC sc82-2031; sn80-12573. current concern within the Women's Liberation Move­ 9. OCLC 6182031. ment. To record the history of the current wave of 10. 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WOMEN & PERFORMANCE: A JOURNAL OF FEMINIST 10163. THEORY 5. Cynthia Navaretta, Judy Siegel. 1. 1983. 7. ISSN 0149-7081. 2. 2Jyear. 8. LC 81-642200; sc78-127. 3. $10 (Indlv.), $15 (Inst.). Single copies: $6. 9. OCLC 353670. 4. NYUITSOA, 721 Broadway, 6th Floor, New York, NY 10. Madison; Milwaukee; Parkslde. 10003. 12. "News, articles and a complete nation-wide almanac of 5. Marianne Goldberg, Julie Malnlg, Gigl Rivkin, Judy C. exhibits, conferences, pertomances, and career opportu­ Rosenthal, Trudy Scott, Anne B. Wyma. nities by and for women artists." 7. ISSN 0704-770X. 8. LC sn83-4500. WOMEN AT WORK 9. OCLC 9855579. 1. 1977. 10. Madison. 2. 2Jyear. 12. "Women & Pertormance Is a feminist Journal devoted to 3. 30 Swiss francs. Single copies: 17.50 Swiss francs. the study of theater, dance, film, music, video, ritual and 4. ILO Publications, International Labour Office, CH-1211 pertormance art. It Includes discussions of feminist aes­ Geneva 22, Switzerland. thetics, photo essays, Interviews, historical material, re­ 5. Linda Wirth. views and scripts. W&P encourages dialogue among 8. LC 78-641944. pertormers and theorists." 9. OCLC 3722864. 10. Madison. WOMEN & POLITICS 12. A news bulletin containing International comparatlvelnfor­ 1. 1980. matlon on the economic and social contribution of women 2. 4/year. to society. Reports on women's access to employment, 3. $32 (Indlv.), $75 (Inst.), $132 (lib.). training, wages, social security, and benefits; Improve­ 4. The Haworth Press, Inc., 12 West 32 St., New York, NY ment of conditions of work, Including maternity protection; 10001. combining work and family responsibilities; participation In 5. • Rita Mae Kelly. trade unions and management; and the promotion of 6. Editor, Women & Politics, Rita Mae Kelly, Professor of equality In national policies and legislation as well as In the Public Affairs, Women's Studies Program, Arizona State United Nations, Intergovernmental and non-governmental University, Tempe, AZ 85287. organizations. Published In French and English. 7. ISSN 0195-7732. 8. LC 80-644752; sn79-8972. WOMEN'S INTERNATIONAL NETWORK NEWS (WIN NEWS) 9. OCLC 5661577. 1. 1975. 10. Madison; Milwaukee; Whitewater. 2. 4/year. 11. International Political Science Abstracts; Pals Bulletin. 3. $30 (Indlv.), $40 (Inst.). Foreign subscribers pay post 12. Feature articles; research; bibliographies; book reViews; age: $3 (surtace), $9 (airmail). news and notes. 4. 187 Grant St., Lexington, MA 02173. 5. Fran P. Hosken. WOMEN & THERAPY 7. ISSN 0145-7985. 1. 1982. 8. LC 77-641756. 2. 4/year. 9. OCLC 2694733. 3. $30 (Indlv.), $60 (Inst.), $95 (lib.). 10. Madison; Milwaukee; Whitewater. 4. The Haworth Press, 12 West 32 St., New York, NY 10001. 12. "WIN News Is a worldWide, open, participatory communi­ 5. Esther D. Rothblum, Ellen Cole. cation system by, for, and about women of all back­ 6. Esther D. Rothblum, Co-Editor, Women & Therapy, Dept. grounds, beliefs, nationalities and age groups. WIN News of Psychology, John Dewey Hall, University of Vermont, serves the general public, Institutions and organizations by Burlington, VT 05405. transmitting Internationally Information about women and 7. ISSN 0270-3149. women's groups." 8. LC 82-645607; sn80-13045. 9. OCLC 6394106. THE WOMEN'S REVIEW OF BOOKS 10. Eau Claire; Madison; Milwaukee; River Falls. 1. 1983. 11. Abstracts of Research In Pastoral Care and Counseling; 2. 11/year. Biological Abstracts and Blosls Data Base; Alternative 3. $15 (Indiv.), $25 (Inst.). Single copies $2. Press Index. 4. Wellesley College Center for Research on Women, Welle­ 12. "To facilitate dialogue about therapy experiences among sley, MA 02181-8255. therapists, consumers, and researchers. The journal is 5. Linda Gardiner. feminist In orientation and views therapy as an educa­ 7. ISSN 0738-1433. tional, expanding process for personal growth." 8. LC sn83-9538. 9. OCLC 9529447. WOMEN ARTISTS NEWS 10. Madison; Milwaukee; Platteville; River Falls; Stevens Point; 1. 1975. Whitewater. 2. 6/year. 11. Alternative Press Index; Left Index. 3. $12 (Indlv.). $16 (Inst.). Single copies: $3. 12. "In-depth review of current books, In all fields, by and/or 4. P.O. Box 3304, Grand Central Station, New York, NY about women." • xvii

WOMEN'S RIGHTS LAW REPORTER WOMEN'S STUDIES INTERNATIONAL FORUM 1. 1971. 1. 1978. 2. 4/year. 2. 6/year. 3. $15 (students), $20 (Indlv.), $40 (Inst.). Single copies: $6 3. $20 (students), $40 (Indlv.), $115 (Inst.). (Indlv.), $12 (Inst.). 4. Pergamon Press, Inc., Fairview Park, Elmsford, NY 10523. 4. 15 Washington St., Newark, NJ 07102. 5. Editorial Committee. 5. Marilyn R. Savoia luce. 7. ISSN 0277-5395. 7. ISSN 0085-8269. 8. lC 82-643383; sn81-1570. 8. lC 74-647333. 9. OClC 7590245. 9. OClC 1795817. 10. Eau Claire; Madison; State Historical SocIety; Milwaukee; 10. Eau Claire; Green Bay; Madison; Milwaukee. Stevens Point; Whitewater. 11. Altematlve Press Index; Current law Index; legal Con­ 11. Women Studies Abstracts. tents; legal Resource Index; Public Affairs Information 12. Research communications; review artldes; book reviews. Service; SocIological Abstracts; Women Studies Abstracts. The Journal strives to reflect the multidisciplinary. Interna­ 12. FUll-length and feature artldes, comments, review essays, tional field of women's studies, both Inside and out of book reviews and bibliographies on all areas of the law academia. It also alms to acknowledge cultural differ­ affecting women's rights and sex discrimination. ences and at the same time to encourage an International exchange based on a shared feminist framework. Hm.I: WOMEN'S STUDIES tla: A Journal of Feminist Philosophy was published as an 1. 1972. annual spedal Issue of Women's Studies Internatlonal 2. 31year. .E2!:Ym until Hypatia no. 3,1985. In 1986 fiXpatJa became 3. $65 (Indlv.), $190 (Inst., airmail), $130 (academic IIbr., an Independent publication. airmail). 4. Gordon and Breach Sdence Publishers, clo STBS ltd, 1 WOMEN'S STUDIES QUARTERLY Bedford Street, london, WC2E 9PP, England. 1. 1972. 5. Wendy Martin. 2. 41year. 6. Wendy Martin, Dept. of English, Queens College, CUNY, 3. $25 (Indlv.), $35 (Inst.). RUshing, NY 11367. 4. 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Also In­ scholarship most useful to teachers; two thematic Issues cludes poetry. each year on such topics as mothering, race and culture, sex and sexuality, war and peace; International features, WOMEN'S STUDIES IN COMMUNICATION annual reporting of Information on national Women'sStud­ 1. 1977. Ies Programs and Centers for Reasearch on Women; 2. 21year. book reviews, newsbrlefs. Artldes concem theory and 3. $8 (student), $12 (Indlv.), $25 (Inst.). Single copies: $5. practtce of women's studies and women In academic 4. For regular/student subscriptions: Patrlda Kennedy, Dept. professions. of Speech Communication, Riverside City College, River­ side CA 92506. For Institutional SUbscriptions: Karen A. THE WOMEN'S STUDIES REVIEW (Replaced by FEMINISMS In Foss, Dept. of Speech Communication, Homboldt State Winter 1988 -- see entry) University, Arcata CA 95521. 1. 1973-1988. 5. Karen A. Foss and Sonja K. Foss. 2. 61year. 6. Karen A Foss, Dept. ofCommunication Studies, Humboldt 4. Center for Women's Studies, Ohio State University, 207 State University, Arcata CA 95521. Dulles Hall, 230 W.17th Ave., Columbus, OH 43210. 7. ISSN 0749-1409. 5. Glynis Carr, Willa Young. 8. lC sc83-9998. 7. ISSN 0272-6416. 9. OClC 8848461. 8. lC sn80-948. 10. Madison. 9. OClC 4041859. 12. "To pUblish material related to gender and communication 10. la Crosse; Milwaukee. deriving from any perspective, Including Interpersonal 12. "Reviews works by, for, or about women In a variety of communication, small group communication, organiza­ mediaIndudlngfiction, poetry, dramaticproducttons, films, tional communication, the mass media, and rhetoric." art shows, exhibits, musical producttons, and scholarly research In any field. Reviews will be published which focus on women's experiences and gender, or which advance feminist theory and consciousness:' xviii. lONE: A FEMINIST JOURNAL FOR WOMEN AND MEN 1. 1986. 2. Annual. 3. $5.50 (Indlv.), $7.75 (Inst.). 4. Zone, P.O. Box 803, Brookline Village, MA 02147. 5. Richard Waring. 7. ISSN 0882-1658. 8. LC sn85-833. 9. OCLC 11767806. 12. "To present writings by women and men of diverse back­ grounds;towelcome agay writer as much as a blackwriter as much as a straight white writer. To bring different worlds together, to present a cultural pluralism transcen­ dant of the sum of the parts. To promote pro-feminism In men." 1. AFFILIA Journal of Women and Social Work CONTENTS

Volume 3, Number 1, Spring 1988

3 Editorial Betty Sancier 5 Blue Ridge Blues: The Problems and Strengths of Rural Women Carol Spellman Olson 19 Homeless Women: A High-Risk Population Jan L. Hagen and Andre M.lvanoff 34 Mentor Relationships Among Women in Academe Cheryl A. Richey, Eileen D. Gambrill, and Betty J. Blythe 48 Women's Ways and Effective Management Roslyn H. Chernesky and Marcia J. Bombyk 62 Wife Abuse and Marital Rape Among Women Who Seek Help Bonnie L. Yegidis 69 Are BSW Students Sexist? Adele Weiner . 79 On the Lookout 81 Book Review "Women and Mental Health," Special Issue of the Canadian Journal of Community Mental Health, Volume 5, Fall 1986, Kathryn McCannel, Guest Editor. Reviewed by Ann Temkin 84 Poetry 86 Letters 2. i1mLIA Journal of Women and Social Work

CONTENTS

Volume 3, Number 3, Fall 1988

5 Editorial One Step Forward? Betty Sancier 8 Commentary Rebuttal to Rubin Elaine Norman Articles 10 From Cycle to Syndrome and Back Again: A Social·Work Response. to PMS Carolyn Morell 23 A Social Worker's Perspective on Arlene Bowers Andrews 33 The Powers That Might Be: The Unity of White and Black Feminists- Rosemarie Kopacsi and Audrey Olsen Faulkner 51 Women and Social Work Activism in the 1980s Linda Cherrey Reeser 63 Gender and Salary in Graduate Schools of Social Work: An Outworn Issue? . Allen Rubin 83 Victim: Family Systems and Feminist Perspectives Susan Alene Rodning 98 On the Lookout 101 On the Bias 3 . AFFILIA Journal of Women and Social Work

(Continued) Volume 3, Number 3, Fall 1988

105 Book Reviews The Ones Who Got Away. Ginny NiCarthy. Reviewed by Janet A. Geller The Truly Disadvantaged: The Inner City, the Underclass, and Public Policy. William Julius Wilson. Reviewed by Evelyn R. Frankford Learning about Women: Gender, Politics, and Power, special issue of Daedalus. Reviewed by Carol H. Meyer Women and Criminality. Ronald Bam Flowers; Women in the Criminal Justice System. Clarice Feinman; Women and Crime. Frances Heidensohn. Reviewed by Jane M. Totman Bulimia: A Guide to Recovery. Understanding and Over­ coming the Binge-Purge Syndrome. Lindsey Hall and Leigh Cohn. Reviewed by Leslie Morrison Faerstein lIS Poetry A Wino Laura L. Allen Sr. M. Speranza Curry Deborah L. Humphreys 120 Letters 4. The Ahfad Journal Women and Change

Vol5 No. I June IlJ88

Page Amna E. Badri Editor's note Amna Hassan. Rihab Butru.,. Factors associated with attitudes towards 1 Maha AI Rahman and Lee G. male-female e4uality in Omdurman - Sudan. 3 Burchinal Samia El Hadi EI Nagar C hanging patterns of participation of wo men in 14 petty-trading activities in Khar.toum. 24 Belghis Badri Hou~ ework and the productivity of housewives. Samira Amin Ahmed The ch.anging position of Arab women. 30 39 Molly Longstreth Married and widowed Somali women farmers: a comparison of ti me use. demographic traits. and resources. 50 E. Mine Cinar Concepts of marginality and th~ disguised em­ ployment of female family labor in developing countries: the case of Turkey, Anurad~a Bhoite Sex ratio and t he status of wo men in j ndia. 61 Batoul EI Rayeh (Editor) Research notes. 70 Awatif Mustafa A/Halim Ahfad news. 67 (Editor) Annemiek Hoogenboom Book review. 8S (Editor)

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A Women'sStudi... Journal Sarah jackson 115 Journal d'etud... sur la femme One Anist and Her Philosophy Poetry Volume 13 Number 2 Spring 1988 Articles Lorna Banks 10 The Transilion Years

Ronald B. de Sousa and Kathryn Pauly Morgan Rhona McAdam Philosophy, Sex and Feminism Circle Game 23 Night and Fear in the Living Room 43 Alison Wylie II Methodological Essentialism: Commenls on Helen lacovino 26 "Philosophy, Sex and Feminism" Summer Passes & the Autumn Seed

Leslie Wilson 15 Chris Wind 35 Is a "Feminine" Ethic Enough? Thelis Sheila Mullett 24 Consensual Discourse and the Ideal at Caring jill Newman Solnicki 47 A Girl's BeSI Friend Lorraine Code 27 AUlonomy Reconsidered Cornelia C. Hornosty 57 Her Search Bonnelle Lewis Strickling 36 Simone de Beauvoir and the Value of Immanence Ila Suzanne 65 On Coming Home From Another Barbara Houston Boring Leclure on Wimmin's Sludies Class of Wimmin. Myth and Rilual Whal'S Wrong wilh Sexual Harassmenl Christine Overall 48 Nancy Wallace 74 A Man's Home Is His Castle Ascribing Sexual Orienlalions Barbara Houston 58 Susan Tellman 77 No More Sex, Gender, and Idenlily: A Response 10 Christine Overall Sandra Contwell 86 Winnifred A. Tomm 66 A Gift (Molecules of Lighl) Theories at Human Nalure in Spinma, Kate Campbell Vasubandhu, and Feminism 99 Prayer - for Joan Carole Stewart 75 Alison Reed 101 Spinoza and Feminisl Ethics Pea Soup Michelle Marillier 78 Diane Moon Sautter 113 L'age de raison el de dkaison des relalions enlre Sinislrum hommes el femmes Book Reviews Debra Shogun 87 Gender and Moral Agency jean Grimshaw 92 120 Maryann Ayim Philosophy and f~minist Thinlr.ing Cilizenship SlalemeRl (Samanlha Brennan)

Petra von Morstein 93 Genevieve Fraisse 121 Seu and Two Varieties of SeU-Loss: CUmence Royn, Philo50ph~ ~t femm~ d~ science Disconnecled Momenls (Louise MarciI·Lacosle)

Laura Byrne 100 Christine Overall 123 The Seu as Concrele Universal Ethics and Human R~P'oduction:A F~minist Analysis Reports and Reviews (Susan Sherwin) S. Harding 125 Th~ Science Qu~stion in F~minism Leslie Wilson 103 (Deborah porr) Commenlary on Women's Choices: Philosophical Probl~ms Facing F~minism Catharine A. MacKinnon 127 F~minism Unmodifi~d, Di5COU'~S on Lif~ and Law Tsigane (Baernstein) 109 (Chrisline Boyle) . Alllhose Bloody Cassandras: A Review of On th~ Pe,im~t~' CONTENTS VOLUME 4/NUMBER 1 6 . • AT LAST, LAUGHS: WOMEN'S HUMOR

.2 The Hearts and Lives of Men; The Heart "f the Country. h Fav \\'eidon Cldss Porn . 1'1 \\,'\Iy Hltc' Felicity ... . h· CoLd L,m,h'rI' J Redressing the Balance: American Women", Literary Humor from Colonial Times to the Present e,llreJ h \.;,mc\ \\',dkc'r .mJ Zira Dresner Last Laughs...... c·jltcJ h Re~md D,Jr(·.:ca 4 A Far Cry From Kensington . hv Muriel 5prk 6 Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe ...... h· Fannlc' F"'~~ 7 There's no place like home . .. h \1.1(\ Ll'unl~ Lone Thoughts From a Broad . hI' P,llda Yl'uens FIRSTS IN FICTION 9 The Greenlanders ...... [", .Lme Smdn Ice and Fire . h :\nJre'l OWlltkin Trust . h \ brv F"'n.l~.m 10 The Bean Trees . . ... h Barhelra Kingsolver The Silver DeSoto . i'l ['.Inl L"U Flovd Her Own Terms . . h JuJirh Grossman Safe Passage . . ..h Ellyn [hehe II Tight Spaces .. h Kesho Sc<>rr. Cherr\' \1uhanp. 1ncl E!!yirha Hi~h The Powers of Charlotte h .I ,me L.l:,lrre The Verv Rich Hours ...... hv Jean \lcCart\" 12 Labrador . .l'y Kdrhryn Del\" Revelation . h PC'~~y P.l me Bird-Eyes ". . .. he \1.tclclvn .-\rnold 13 The Book of Ruth. \'1 J.me fhmdr,'n The Beginner's Book of Dreams. h· EIt:.lhc·rh BeneJicr Holy Mother. .. .. h\' C,lhnelle Donnell\' In the Shadow of the Peacock by Cr.Ke EJ\\'\rJs-l"earWlll,J WOMEN'S LIVES 17 Nora: The Real Life of Molly Bloom " h BrenJa M,JJJox Katherine Mansfield: A Secret Life h CLlire Tomalin 18 Marjory Stoneman Oouglas: Voice of the River ...... by ~t.[Iory SrOIh'lllan Douglas with John Rotheh.IJ The Everglades: River of Grass. . ." by Ma[l"ry Sr'"1eman Douglas Sylvia Plath: A Biography. . .. hv lInc'" W. Wagner-Martin 19 Anzia Yezierska: A Writer's Life ...... hy Lou "c' Le\'ir,], [knnbell w,rh JoAnn !\,yJ'ton Agnes Smedley: The Life and Times of an American Radical hy J.micc· R. tvtt,:KlIlnon ,l/lJ Src'!,hen R. MacKillllllll How 10 Prepare for Your High-School Reunion. . ... by :::'l""n Allen Tolh REVIEWS 8 Amplitude: New and Selected Poems. 1,\ Tes, lJaliagher Breathing the Water...... hy l)elllsc' Levertov The Imperfect Paradise ...... ,...... hy LtnJa Pasun Available Light...... ". hy /v1.trgc' Piercy 20 The Book and the Brotherhood...... by Ins Murdoch I 21 The Face of War, The View from the Ground"lI1J Liana.. by Martha lidlh,ml The World Is Round .. by Ul't(ruJe Srem • The Widow and the Parmt hy Vlrgllll" W",,1t COLUMNS 5 Belles Lettres Interview: h.1l1Clllc· l'tII",

8 In Memoriam: Mar~lJertle Ylllllcc'llar, I'/l) j~ I')0 i 14 Rediscovery: Eli:ahc'rh C;."kdl 15 Thc Criminal Elemc·nt

22 Impressions: W,'rds"I\X'jr (I'at:l' b); h'f11I11I'r R'h,k Em; R'''t:rarhil's, Ll'tlCrS, and M..:m"ir,; "S"ci,Ji IllSe,IS":'''; Brtl'ily N"r,'d; Th Winner b. .. " 7 . .. ~~__ 'IYIe~E.-e __...... ; a feminist quarterh

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table of COl1tel1ts volume 7 number 1 4 On Becoming a Jock by Carol Judd

6 Advertising Girls in. Bikinis by Pamela Bentley

8 Tired of Wheelin' with the Boys by Susan Buchanan

10 Women in Wilderness Discovering Ourselves interview by Louise Guenette

14 Pro Sport Do women want in? by Pamela Bentley

16 Finding Feminism Through Sport by Holly Hoop

18 Cutting Figures Curves or Competence? by Penny McCann

20 Blueprint for Participation by Morena Mazzara

22 Evil Empire by d.i. huron

24 Dear Abby An Open Letter on Lies and Distortions by Alyson Huntly

26 Reviews 30 Resources

Date of Issue - September 1988 8.

NEW ZEALAND'S FEMINIST MAGAZINE

SEPTEMBER ISSUE 161 1988

FEATURES 12 Book Festival A feast of reading about women Various reviewers

20 Money Matters The harsh reality of Rogemomics i Jan Whitwell talks 10 Pat Rosier 25 Towards 1990 _____~_~ ~i An anniversary or a cause for anger? COVER Ruth Clark 12 28 Koha Giving, or paying Iipservice? I· Michelle Tohi talks to Lisa Sabbage i !~GAL 30 The (W)hole Story I'"• Falling through the net ofcultural definitions I I Annamarie Jagose

REGULARS 2 Herspective 3 Letters and Fronting Up 6 Broadcast A Feminist Victory 0 O~r Woman in the House 0 Tired Old Idea Being Retried 0 Gay Games 0 Women's Land 0 Fifteen Candles ECONOMICS EXPOSED 20 33 What's New 39 The Gripes of Roth 40 Classified

34 ARTS Wearable Sculpture 0 Women's Film, Television and Video Forum

NEW COLUMN: OUR WOMAN ______. ._ .. J IN THE HOUSE 8 9.

NEW ZEALAND'S FEMINIST MAGAZINE

OCTOBER ISSUE 162 1988

FEATURES 14 No Skeletons Under The Table How Renee and others see it now Rellee, Sarah Call'ert, Heah Lee Lee 17 Being A Mother The experiences of two women Maria McKay alld Robyn Anderson 20 She For Whom The Bills Toll Judith Aitken and the MWA NEW WOMAN IN THE HOT SEAT 20 Alison McCulloch 25 Veiled Threats Life for women in Iran . :.' :'"' ,! Mahna: Afkhami inten'iewed by Lisa Sabbage • ~. i 28 Coming Home :.,, , I' ,,', :i Shon Story . ,[ Valerie Laura •"I 30 Mahia Publishers Maori initiative in Hawkes Bay ·,::·;:·\jl Pat Rosier I I I REGULARS 2 Herspecth'e 3 Letters and Fronting Up 6 Broadcast The Employment Equity Act 0 A Spur To Action 0 Putting RENEE SPILLS THE BEANS 14 Women on the Government Agenda 0 Money-go-round 0 Mop­ ping Up The Dregs 0 Screened Out 33 What's New 39 The Gripes of Roth ------40 Classified

34 A-.::R=-=-T.:..;:S'------_ Off the Wall (Jane Zusters) 0 Surveying (Allie Eagle) 0 Moving On (Maureen Jaggard) 0 Bluebeard's Egg 0 Lesbian Couples 0 Making A Way 0 Women and Love 0 Listing

L _ VEILED THREATS IN IRAN 25 By, For, and About Women Over Forty

, TABLE OF CONTENTS Vol. x, No. 5 Sept-Oct 1988

3. AND THE WALLS CAME TUMBLING DOWN (Article) 28. BROOMSTICK BAZAAR by Marilyn Murphy 30. PASS THE WORD 5. DEATH OF A FRIEND (Poem) by Isabelle Lyle 31. LETTERS 7. LONELY LUPUS (Article) by Lillian Weiner 35. AGIST LANGUAGE 'LOGUE 8. LEARNING TO ADAPT (Artic1e) by Susan Riebel by Rose LeV",n 9. HEALTH (Poem) by Carol Gloor Ruth Harriet Jacobs 9. SELF HEALI~G (Poem) by Dawn Zapletal Char10tte Krepisman~ 10. A TRIP TO THE LAUNDROMAT (Article) Suzanne Judith by Helen Forelle Marion Scolnick 11. MONDAYS (Poem) by Irene Rouse Pat Andrews 12. NOW YOU'RE TALKING. KID (Story) Eulalia B. Uranus by Wilma Elizabeth McDaniel and Editors 12. A POEM FOR MY HANDS (Poem) by Joyce Odam 13. RE-MEMBERING ANNIE (Story) by Patricia Vance 14. NIGHT SONGS (Poem) by Irene Rouse 15. NOT ALZHEIMER'S (Poem) by Natasha Josefowitz 15. MEMORY LOSS (Poem) by Natasha Josefowitz 16. FROM "BABY BOOMERS" TO "SENIOR CITIZENS" (Article) by Charlotte Krepismann ART 18-21. CENTER SEXion: POEMS BY ASTRA COVER by Astra MAJOR ACTIVITY CARTOONS pp. 2.17,25.26,36.39 by bulbul COMING OUT CELIBATE DRAWING p. 5 by Astra MY CHOICE CARTOON p. 6 by Zana THREAT DRAWING p. 10 by Helen Forelle DRAWING p. 12 by Mickey Spencer TO KATE DRAWING p. 15 by Mary Mietze1feld 22. THE SAUCY GOOSE (Click!) by Polly Taylor DRAWING p. 18 by a ROSI artist 22. DISABLED RIGHTS TO BATHROOMS! (Feature) CARTOONS pp. 20,35.37 by Nicole Hollander by Sue Hodges BEARS p. 27 by Kitty Eckfeldt 23. DISABILITY UPDATE (Feature) by Bess Keir 24. DISABILITY 'LOGUE (Feature) by Maureen Williams Jean North Helen Forelle Cynthia Rich Mary Anne McCarthy and Editors 27. BEARS LEND A HELPING PAW (Puzzle) by Isabelle Lyle 11.

By, For, and About Women Over Forty

Vol. x, No.6 TABLE OF CONTENTS Nov.-Dec. 1988 IN THIS ISSUE 33 WAKE FOR A CAT (Story) PARABLE (Poem) by Isabelle Lyle 8 • by Wilma Elizabeth McDaniel THE SPACE CRONE (Article) 34. LETTER by Helen Forelle by Ursula K. LeGuin ~ 34. BIGOTRY'S LAST REFUGE (Feature) NURSING HOME ~ISIT (Poem) ~ by Fran Leonard by Jean Mountaingrove 36. OUR OWN BODIES (Feature) 7 • CRONES ON A BROUGHAM (Article) by Connie Calvert e by Polly Taylor 37. SEARS CREDIT CARD (CLICK!) 8. PMZ* (Poem) by Natasha Josefowitz by Bertha Lubin 9. WOMEN'S TALK (Poem) by Astra HOW DID I GET HERE SO FAST? 10. A LESSON IN LITERATURE (Poem) ;.'.'~. 37. Z~'l (Article) by Jean Adleman by Ingrid Reti S39 HELL IS SITUATED ~11. SONG OF THE BROOM (Article) • ~ e IN CENTRAL AMERICA by Marjory Nelson (Play) by Elsen Lubets~y ~4. OLD WOMAN'S SONG (Poem) by Ann Dawson ~ LETTER by Isabelle Lyle 15. GAMBLE: A FANTASY OF GREENHAM (Poem) 40. ~~ 41. SUBTLETIES OF AGISM (Click!) by Astra by Julie Craig ~16. BIRTHDAY FANTASY (Story) 42. BROOMSTICK BAZAAR ~ A by Mickey Spencer 19. AT SIXTY (Poem) by Ingrid Reti 20. BERKELEY CAMPUS and ASSESSMENT (Poems) ART by Marion Scolnick COVER by Mickey Spencer 20. THE CHRISTMAS SEASON (Poem) CARTOONS pp. 2,3,16,17,18,42 ' by Isabelle Lyle by Peggy Moss Fielding "~?" 21-24. FIRST BROOMSTICK ISSUE: November 1978 DRAWING p. 8 < 25. "•.• SO SOME WOMAN CAN HAVE A FUR COAT" by Mary Mietzelfeld ,W7~ . (Article) by Joan Savory CARTOONS pp. 9,10,20,4t "./ 26. WATCHCRAFT (Feature) by Gladys Lovett by Nicole Hollander 27. LETTERS by Martha Gresham and DRAWING p. 15 Jenifer Goetz by Astra ~27. ON PASSING FOR "YOUNG tl (Article) DRAWINGS pp. 25,26,28 V by Nancy Breeze by Polly Taylor 28. RELAXING THE GRIP OF CHRONIC PAIN DRAWINGS pp. 29,33 (Article) by Kitty Eckfeldt by Muriel Henriques 30. LETTER by A. Carman Clark DRAWING p. 31 @30. A RECIPE FOR ADVOCACY AT 55 (Article) by Mickey Spencer by Ruth Harriet Jacobs BIRTHDAY CARD P. 41 ~ 32. REUNION (Article) by Sandy Lewis Kitty Eckfeldt 12. CALYX A JOURNAL OF ART AND LITERATURE BY WOMEN THE FORBIDDEN STITCH AN ASIAN AMERICAN WOMEN'S ANTHOLOGY

volume 11 numbers 2 & 3

CONTENTS Editors' Introductions Shirley Geok-lin Lim 10 Mayumi Tsutakawa 13 Margarita Donnelly 15 POETRY Marilyn Chin 17 We Are Americans Ncrw, We Live in the Tundra Myung Mi Kim 18 Into Such Assembly 20 A Rose a/Sharon Rose Furuya Hawkins 21 Excerpts from Proud Upon an Alien Shore Sujata Bhatt 25 Go To Ahmedabad 28 Muliebrity Chitra Divakaruni 29 At Muktinath Virginia R. Cerenio 77 FamilyPhotos: Black and White: 1960 Marian Yee 78 The Handbook of Sex of the Plain Girl 80 Wintermelons Kyoko Mori 82 Heat in October Mitsuye Yamada 84 The Club Nellie Wong 86 For An Asian Woman Who Says My Poetry Gives Her a Stomachache Stephanie Sugioka 88 Legacy Shalin Hai-Jew 91 Father's Belt Lynne Yamaguchi Fletcher 119 After Delivering Your Lunch 120 Higashiyama Crematorium, November 16, 1983 122 The Way April Leads to Autumn Diana Chang 123 On Being in the Midwest 124 On The Fly Carolyn Lau 126 Zhoukoudian Bride's Harvest Tina Koyama 128 Currents 129 Dcrwntown Seattle in the Fog (Continued) Song-jook Park 130 On Such A Day Translated by 13. Hyun-jae Yee Sallee Merle Woo 131 untitled 132 Whenever You're Cornered, the Only Way Out Is to Fight Myrna Pena Reyes 142 San Juan 143 Toads Mate and Father Cleans the Pool Jessica Hagedorn 144 The Song of Bullets Mei-mei Berssenbrugge 147 Duration of Water 148 Chronicle Genny Lim 196 Children Are Color-blind Sharon Hashimoto 198 Standing in the Doorway, I Watch the . 'tOung Child Sleep 199 Eleven A.M. On My Day Off, My Sister Phones Desperate for a Babysitter Arlene Naganawa 200 Learning to Swim Jean Yamasaki Toyama 201 Red Susan K C. Lee 202 Letter from Turtle Beach Alison Kim 203 Sewing Woman Shirley Geok-lin Lim 204 Pantoun for Chinese Women 206 Visiting Malacca PROSE Kyoko Mori 31 Yellaw Mittens and Early Violets Yoshiko Uchic;la 39 Tears of Autumn Valerie Matsumoto 45 Two Deserts Siu Wai Anderson 54 Autumn Gardening Susan KC. Lee 92 A Letter for Dar Marianne Villanueva 99 Sileo Shirley Geok-lin Lim 109 Native Daughter Mei Mei Evans 150 Gussuk Fae Myenne Ng 165 LAst Night Diana Chang 171 The Oriental Contingent Betty LaDuke 189 Mine Okubo: An American Experience Tahira Naqvi 207 Paths Upon Water Talat Abbasi 218 Sari Petticoats Anjana Appachana 221 To Rise Above 228 My Only Gods ART Lori Kayo Hatta 62 Obachan Hatta, Kailua-l

(Continued, next page) Carol Matsuyoshi 140 Fish Jumping Elaine S. Yoneoka 141 Ring of Forgotten KnlYWledge 14. Mayumi Oda 178 Mamala the Surf Rider 179 Samansabadra Myung Kim Oh ISO Kite 181 Baek-do Alison Kim 182 untitled Betty Nobue Kano 183 To Winnie Mandela Masako Miyata 184 Carry Me Back to Old Virginny 185 Tatooed Geta With Two States CALYX Mine Okubo 186 Girl With Vase of Flowers '" /OliR.:'lAL OF ART AND LITERATURE BY WO~lEN 187 Cat with Flags 188 Drawings from Citizen 13660 Vol. 11 Nos. 2 &3 REVIEWS Shirley Geok-lin Lim 235 Picture Bride Cathy Song (Continued) 238 Asian-American Literature: An Introduction to the Writings & Their Social Context Elaine H. Kim 239 Obasan Joy Kogawa Jessica Saiki 241 Dangerous Music Jessica Hagedorn Janice Bishop 241 What Matisse Is After Diana Chang Marian Yee 243 In The City of Contradictions Fay Chiang Dreams in Harrison Railroad Park Nellie Wong Camp Notes and Other Poems Mitsuye Yamada Margo P. Harder 247 Thousand Pieces of Gold Ruthanne tum McCunn Marianne Villanueva 248 Wings of Stone Linda Ty-Casper Amy Ling 250 Beyond Manzanor: Views of Asian American Womanhood Jeanne Wakatsuki Houston Kit Quan 251 With Silk Wings: Asian American Women at Work Elaine H. Kim with Janice Otani Julia Watson 253 This Bridge Called My Back: Writings by Radical Women of Color Edited by Cherne Moraga, Gloria Anzaldua Phyllis Edelson 255 Crossing the Peninsula and Other Poems, No Man's GrC1lJe, Another Country and Other Stories Shirley Lim Shalin Hai-Jew 259 Summits MC1lJe With.the Tide, The Heat Bird Mei-mei Berssenbrugge 260 Cruelty, Killing Floor, Sin Ai 262 Dwarf Bamboo Marilyn Chin Michelle Yokoyama 263 Angel Island Prisoner 1922 Helen Chetin 15. camera obscura A Journal ofFeminism and Film Theory/r6 January, 1988 Television and the Female Consumer Special Issue Editors: Denise Mann and Lynn Spigel

5 Editorial 11 .' Installing the Television Set: Popular Discourses on Television and Domestic Space, 1948-1955 by Lynn Spigel 49 The Spectacularization of Everyday Life: Recycling Hollywood Stars and Fans in Early Television Variety Shows by Denise Mann 79 The Meaning of Memory: Family, Class and Ethnicity in Early Network Television Programs by George Lipsitz 119 All's Well That Doesn't End: Soap Operas and the Marriage Motif by Sandy Flitterman-Lewis 129 All That Television Allows: TV Melodrama, Postmodemism and Consumer Culture by Lynne joyrich 155 Kate and Allie: "New" Women and the Audience's Television Archives by Roben H. Deming

Book Reviews 169 All in the Family: On David Morley's Family Television: Cultural Power and Domestic Leisure and Philip Simpson's (ed.) Parents Talking Tele~ision by Andrew Ross 179 Feminist Desire and Female Pleasure: On janice-Radway's Reading the Romance: Women, Patriarchy and Popular Culture by len Ang 193 Complexity and Contradiction in Mass Culture Analysis: On len Ang's Watching Dallas by Dana Polan

205 Source Guide to TV Family Comedy, Drama and Serial Drama, 1946-1970: UCLA Film and Television Archives by Dan Einstein and Nina Leibman Wisconsin Center For Film and Theater Research by Randall Vogt Museum of Broadcasting (New York) by Sarah Berry Alternate Sources and Guide to Anthology Drama by William Lafferty

226 Contributors

227 Books Received 16. camera obscura

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Male Trouble

Special Issue Editors: Constance Penley and Sharon Willis

4 Editorial 7 Per Os(cillation) by Parveen Adams 31 Masochism and Male Subjectivity by Kaja Silverman 69 Three Men and Baby M by Tania Modleski 83 Fellowdrama by Ray Barrie (with introduction by Mark Cousins) 89 Vas by Paul Smith 113 Male Hysteria and Early Cinema by Lynne Kirby

DOSSIER ON PEE- WEE'S PLAYHOUSE 133 The Cabinet of Dr. Pee-wee: Consumerism and Sexual Terror by Constance Penley 155 The Playhouse of the Signifier by Ian Balfour 169 "Going Bonkers!": Children, Play and Pee-wee by Henry Jenkins III

195 Paralysis in Motion: Jerry Lewis's Life as a Man by Scott Bukatman 206 Review of Men in Feminism by Bruce Robbins 215 Contributors 217 Books Received CONDITIONS: 17.

Contents Pam A. Parker The Quilt '" 1 Sonny Wainwright 1988 For Those of Us Who Know We're Dying 2 Ruthann Robson Self-Portrait of Frida Kahlo Without a Moustache 7 Mariana Romo-Carmona Gabriela 9 Joy Harjo The Book of Myths 21 Shay Youngblood Spit in the Governor's Tea 23 Pamela Sneed Eyes on the Prize 33 Terry L. Jewell She Who Bears the Thorn 35 Paula Martlnac The Tenants 36 Gina Rhodes Margaret 40 Deborah Salazar They Were Sobbing 42 Gwendolyn Blkls Just When I Thought I Was Lost 43 nmea Szell Death in Our Windows 55 Debl Ray-Chaudhurl April in Berlin 69 Pamela Sneed Rapunzel... 73 Deborah Salazar For Usa Wielding a Comb 74 Jacqueline lapidus AIl Hallows Eve 75 Pam A. Parker Signature Piece , 76 Virginia Holmes Amanda 77 Terry L Jewell Night Hush for Sister 87 Jackie Kay Mother in Exile 88 Laurel Speer Some Blood 91 Dagmar Schultz My Germany 92 Jackie Kay Generations 95 Canyon Sam The Gathering Time 97 Joy Harjo Autobiography 108 Jocelyne Fran~ols Pouvoir du Poeme 110 Marguerite Le Clizlo The Power of a Poem 111 Jocelyne Fran~ols Vivre 112 Marguerite Le Clizlo Living 113 Sapphire Eat.. 114 Jacqueline lapidus Promisetown 118 Anne Brashier Duck BIind 123 Dagmar Schultz APound of Cherries 129 Amber Coverdale Sumrall Crossing the High Country 131 Marilyn Fox The Willow Trees 138 Gina Rhodes The Last Supper 139 Lou Robinson Pagan Chastene 140 Donna Masini Checking the Closets 148 Mariana Romo-Carmona La Nueva Mestiza 153 Lourdes Torres A Passionate Muse 157 18. COMMON LIVES/ LESBIAN LIVES a lesbian quarterly CONTENTS Number Twenty-Eight Fall 1988

3 Notes to Our Readers 5 Breaking Barriers, by Hannah Blue Heron 17 Girls and Van Gogh's Trees, by Kathy Jo Noack 21 Broken Life, poem by Sima Rabinowitz 22 Blood Dirge, poem by Myrna Elana 24 Anything More is Luck, poem by Marianne Milton 25 Limbo, poem by Jacqueline Woodson 27 Two poems by Rose Romano 29 She's Leaving with Harry, by Adrienne Lauby 33 It Makes No Difference Where You Bury Me, by Roberta V. Sherman 35 Separating, by Barbara E. Lora 48 Birth Song, by J. L. Williams 59 The Exposition, by Octa Marie Gillen 65 Inner Pain, by Rosanne Jean Berardi 68 Reunion, by Sima Rabinowitz 71 Pele's Fire, by Elizabeth Sewell 77 "You've Come a Long Way, Mama!" by "Big Mama" Marta Helm 79 The War Notebook, by Bonnie J. Morris 91 this morning, by Ivy Martin 93 November 29, 1986, by betsy kantt 99 A Bath Tub Does Not a Mikveh Make, by F 105 Ohhh Atlanta, by Mary Beth O'Connor 109 Cagney and Lacey: A Lost Episode, by Mickey Eliason 118 Book Reviews: I read about it in Common Lives . .. 19.

4 WATCH THIS SPACE 6 NEWS: Gains and losses in housing, US porn Ordinance, refuge crisis 9 NEWS BACKGROUND: US elections and the women's vote 10 l\tIAN'S WORLD, WOMEN'S ENVIRONl\tIENT? Alternative approaches to campaigns that could save the world 14 NEW DIRECTIONS: Psychology at work, who cares about caring? 20 HEALTH: Understanding PMT 22 PERSONAL: "My daughter plays rugby ..." 24 FOOD: Not-sa-common market; Country Notes 25 THE ARTS: Reclaiming painting and music 29 NEWBOOKS 32 YOU WRITE: about blaming mothers, saving lives, VDl~s and pin-stripes 34 COwlwIENT: Making votes count 20. Everywoman

4 WATCH THIS SPACE 6 NEWS: Everywoman issuc withdrawn, Labour Party restructures, Green Party bid, thc cost of childrcn 9 NEWS BACKGROUND: Water, water evcrywhere 10 WOMEN'S PHOTOGRAPHY COMES INTO FOCUS 12 EXPLORING WOMEN'S SPIRITUALI1Y 15 NEW DIRECTIONS: FOlWard or back for "Third World'; firms? computerising voluntary organisations 20 HEALTH: What's special about "Spccial" Clinics 22 PERSONAL: Two womcn, fivc childrcn, f

News 1:1\11:111; Volume 11 Number 2

September 1988 A.BIlkJ.ES Selling Sidelines 13 Videos: Selling & Renting 17 ll:i£....SlDEJJ All Images Inc. 10 Beginnings/Alexander 5,7 Bookpeople 6 China Books 10 Crystal Mist Glass Carving 15 Gentle Spirit 11 Goddess Affirmation CardslMarzlak 11 Guatemalan Woman/Ridley 18 HandweavinglCalabrese 16 HazelHen Tees 13 LabryslMeese 15 Ladyslipper 14 Les Editions Productions Mauve 7 Lincoln Legion of Lesbians 11 Lizzie Brown Jewelry 12,14 MarkArt 9 Museum Graphics 11 Northern Sun Merchandising 19 Northland Poster Collective 9 Painter Loop Press 9 Political Women Magazine· 2 Pomegranate Press 4 Positive Images 8,9 Rainbow Serpent Enterprises 14 Redwood Records 14 SCorus Pictures 20 Shosana Rothaizer Photography 9 Spinsters Textile 15 Swinging Bridges Visuals 9 Syracuse Cultural Workers 5 Tree 7 Universe Books 5 Vision Works 11 Womanswork 19 Wombcore 16 Women Make Movies 17 WomenFolk & Jazz 14,15 22. Feminist Bookstore News 1:1\11:111: Volume 11 Number 3

August 1988 D.E.RA.BIMEfiIS Announcements 23 Bestsellers 40 Classified Ads 88 Letters 5 Notes From The Computer Table 1 Subscription Information 58 They Went That-A-Way 37 Trivia 33 Writing Wanted 39 A.B.I.lC.LES A Bookseller's Report from Montreal 11 Canadian Content 19 New (Zealand) Women's Press 25 New Zealand Feminist Bookstores 29 Short Stories 8 ABA Small Store Task Force American Book AwardsJ20 Selected Titles Censorship at the Borders Women's Press Signs with Inland 13 Naiad at Ingram Inland's Women's Press Catalog "No Frills" Books from Naiad Editorial and Commentary IHE....BQQKS Art Books 45 From Our Own Presses 59 From The Small Presses 67 Gay Men's Literature 55 International Women 42 Mysteries 51 Poetry 53 Publishers' Row 81 Science Fiction 47 Short Raves 36 University Presses 77 FEMINIST 23.

Volump 10, Numbpf I 1,IIlILJHH

TABLE OF CONTENTS

FROM THE EDITORS '...... •...... 3 Reader survey results and a new look for ':C. FEMINIST PUBLISHING ...... •. 3 News of several new presses and the Feminist Press Association.

NEWS FROM THE UW-SYSTEM ...... •...... 4

WOMEN'S HISTORY ARCHIVES: DOCUMENTING WOMEN'S LIVES AND WOMEN'S ORGANIZATIONS TODAY 5 By Brenda Marston.

RECENT PERIODICALS ON WOMEN AND DEVELOPMENT: CHALLENGING THE PARADIGM? 8 By Elli Lester-Massman.

WHO'S WORKING ON WHAT?: A DATABASE ON WORK-IN-PROGRESS 11 By Mary Ellen Capek.

NEW REFERENCE WORKS IN WOMEN'S STUDIES ...•...... •... 12 New sources on Irish women, entrepreneurs, Shirley Chisholm, feminist literary criticism in journal articles, EstherWilliamson B.nau,KateSmith, managers and adminis­ trators, AliceWaIIcer,Jewish women, women'smovementsaround theworld,anthropolo­ gists; plus other reference works.

PERIODICAL NOTES 17 New periodicals on South Asian women; feminist futurists; reIelIJ'Ch on women; women in development; law and public policy; women of color; lesbians and gays; 8nd funding sources. Special issues of periodicals on Black adolescent parents; social issues for women of color; Central American women's health; poet Alice Notley; and books by and about women. Transitions: Femm;.t U'"IU!I Nnosldter publication temporarily suspended. Ceased publication: WARM /o,,,,ud.

ITEMS OF NOTE ...... •...... •...... ••.•. 19 A bibliography on multicultural literaturefor the young; a report on the National Plan of Action; a questionnaire for evaluating women content in courses; a database of Canadian women's groups; a handbook for faculty hiring; Haworth Press' new aeries; an international information center and women's archives; a study of women students with dependent children; Womankind Books; film study guides; and a health information service.

WISCONSIN BIBLIOGRAPHIES IN WOMEN'S STUDIES 20 A listing of the year's best reference books.

BOOK REVIEWS ...... •.....•...... 20 Revisioning women's paid labor, by Anne Statham. At the crossroads: education, gender, and class, by Helen Casper. Non-sexist books for children and young adults, by Lyn Miller-Lachmann.

BOOKS RECENTLY RECEIVED ...... •••...... •....•...•....27 24. Feminist Issues

Volume 8, Number 2 CONTENTS Fall 1988

Articles

Diana E.H. Russell Detention in South Africa: A Woman's Experience 3

Colette Guillaumin Race and Nature: The System of Marks The Idea ofa Natural Group and Social Relationships 25

Karen Offen On the French Origin ofthe Words Feminism and Feminist 45

Monica Flori Argentine Women's Organizations During the Transition to Democracy ..'. 53

Lamia Rustum Shehadeh Plato's Paradoxical View of Women .... 67

Work in Progress

Claire Riley American Kinship: A Lesbian Account 75 25.

Number 30 Autumn 1988 CONTENTS

Noticeboard 1 Capital, Gender and Skill: Women Homeworkers inRaral Spain 3 Alison Lever Factand Fiction: George Egertonand Nellie Shaw 25 Sharon Butler Feminist Political Organization inIceland: Some Reftections ontheExperience ofKwenna Frambothid 36 Lena Dominelli and Gudrun Jonsdottir UnderWestern Eyes: Feminist Scholarshipand Colonial Discourses 61 Chandra Mohanty Bedroom Horror: The Fatal Attraction ofIntercourse 89 Mandy Merck Poems 104 Patience Agbabi AIDS: Lessons from the Gay Community 100 Cindy Patton Reviews 112 Elizabeth Wilson on Joan Nestle 112 Mary McIntosh on Celia Kitzinger 114 Maria Laureton Terry Lovell 117 RohiniBanarjee on Swasti Mitter 118 Lon Fleming on Jeanne Gregory 121 26. FIREWEED A FEMINIST QUARTERLY

Issue 27 Fa 11, 1988

WhClt t1rt1 Poetry / . 11 big trees grow slow HUNOUR propaganda INCHON Cartoons Fiction (september 15, 1951) THE GREAT RAIN Jean Yoon 66 72 The Fish Bowl The Pagan Phallus 21 Fun Capsules Robin Roger Another Silly Typing It's lesbian Art Error The Pathologically 84 Helen Potrebenko Shy lesbian Farting Is A Kitchen of the Feminist Issue 32 Damned The Fart Sisters - There Are Times The Eggs Form Grizzly and Sky When I See You A Collective Faz Lesley Turner 90 Linda Quinlan Holy Matrimony 80 Shelagh McNally 46 The New Men: DOWN SOUTH The Male Feminists BECOMING NATIVE The New Heteros Poetry Annharte The Politically Correct The New Fathers 89 57 .." Joss Maclennan The Reason Why I Class Struggle Would Never Make Anishinabeg 86 Love With A Mary Lou C. DeBassige Suffering A Married Man Romantic Lapse Mary Melfi I'd Like To ... Reviews The Ease of Condom Usage 96 Dawna Gallagher Departments Ana Historic by Daphne Marlatt 95 98 Ann Deeter The Nuclear Family Contributors' Notes Wilma Needham 99 Ourstory/ Acknowledgements

100 Submission Requirements Announcements FRONTIERS 27. a journal of women studies

VOLUME X, NUMBER 2 1988

TABLE OF CONTENTS

WOMEN AND WORTH

My Mother's Question Minnie Bruce Pratt . Comparable Worth Versus the Free Market: A Case Study Marcia Westkott, Jady Fitzpatrick. Lynda Dickson, and Gay ~rancis 6 Leaving the Ivory Tower: Factors Contributing to Women's Voluntary Resignation from Academia Esther D. Rothblum 14 The Valuation of Women's Work: Gender and the Market in a Dairy Fanning Community during the Late Nineteenth Century Nancy Grey Osterud 18 Photographs by Cathy Cade 25 The Minnesota Pay Equity Bills: Increasing Wages for Women Workers Elissa McBride 31 Black Women on AFDC and the Struggle for Higher Education George Junne ...... 39 Should There Be a Legally Enforceable Right to Comparable Worth? A Reply to Paul Weiler's "No" Laurie Shrage ...... 45 Magnificat Anticipating Yule on Veterans' Day in Tulsa Susan M. Luther 49 Assessing Working Women's Status: Infonnation. Ideology, and Resistance in Organizations John A. Martin and Kathleen Smith 53 REVIEWS AND RESPONSES Ubmen, the Couns and Equality Reviewed by Jean Dubofsky 59 Boxed In: Ubmen and Television Reviewed by Marguerite 1. Moritz , 60 Letter to the Editor 61 BOOKS RECEIVED Compiled by Kat Morgan .....62 IN BRIEF . . 65 OF NarE .... 67 28. GENDERS

1, March, 1988

Mary Wilson Carpenter "A Bit of Her Flesh": Circumcision and "The Signification of the Phallus" in Daniel Deronda 1

Catherine Gallagher Embracing the Absolute: The Politics of the Female SUbject in Seventeenth Century England 24

Jonathan Weinberg It's in the Can: Jasper Johns and the Anal Society 40

Nancy D. Campbell The Oscillating E,...·)race: Subjection and Interpellation in barbara"Kruger's Art 57

Andrew Parker Holding the Fort! Instituting Genders. Engendering Institutions 75

Christopher Craft "Descend and Touch and Enter": Tennyson's Strange Manner of Address 83

Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick Privilege of Unknowing 102

Notes on ContribUtors 125 29. GENDERS

2, July 1988

Wendy Kozol Madonnas of the Fields: Photography, Gender, and 1930s Farm Relief 1

Jonathan Dollimore Different Desires: Subjectivity and Transgression in Wilde and Gide 24

Lou Ratte A Dangerous Alliance: Anglo-Indian Literary Criticism and Bengali Literary Production (1870-1880) 42

Susan Bruce The Flying Island and Female Anatomy: Gynaecologyand Power.in Gulliver's Travels 60

James M. Saslow "A Veil of Ice between My Heart and the Fire": Michelangelo's Sexual Identity and Early Modern Constructs of Homosexuality 77

Peter Lehman In the Realm of the Senses: Desire, Power, and the Representation of the Male Body 91

Doris Sommer Sab C'est Mo; 111

Notes on ContribUtors 127 30. GENDERS

3, November 1988

Nancy Armstrong The Gender Bind: Women and the Disciplines

Inderpal Grewal Salman Rushdie: Marginality, Women, and Shame 24

Anne Herrmann The Transsexual as Anders in Christa Wolf's "Self-Experiment" 43

Wayne Koestenbaum Privileging the Anus: Anna O. and the Collaborative Origin of Psychoanalysis 57

Claire Kahane Questioning the Maternal Voice 82

Lisa Tickner Feminism, Art History, and Sexual Difference 92

Notes on Contributors 130 VOLUME 3 NUMBER 3 31. NOVEMBER-DECEMBER 9988 HAG '/RAG WISCONSIN'S LESBIAN-FEMINIST PRESS New. Rage Thinking INDEX· "Accent on Lesbian Artists" .I B Book News . .2.2­ Calendar . .1~ Call for Articles on Control . '7 Classifieds . .2~ "Dykes To Watch Out For" ., ~ Easy Does It . ·25 Editorial Policy . 2 Fighting Back: Who Will Stop the Abuse ifWe Don't? .... 3 Frozen in Fear or Filled With Power? '"4 Help Us Save Money! ...... ·J~ "Her Wits About Her" ...... ·5 How Safe is Artificial Inseulination? .I~ Letters· . ·I, Milwaukee Lesbian Archives Forluing .10 More Letters . ..I C} "Pudbusters" ...... ·I &.l Publications and Publishing .2.~ Regular Events .'/..7 Sisternews ...... ·7 32. Health Care for Women International

CONTENTS Volume 9 / Number 4 / 1988

Editorial / v QUALITY OF LIFE FOR WOMEN WITH ARTHRITIS / Carol S. Burckhardt / 229 OLDER WOMEN WHO ARE CAREGIVERS / Karen Robinson / 239 DIABETES AND FEMALE SEXUALITY: A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE / Patricia Barthalow Koch and Elaine Wilson Young / 251 SENSORY AND PHYSICAL ALTERATIONS AFTER MASTECTOMY / Letha M. Lierman / 263 NURSES RATE THEIR HEALTH CARE / Doris Steck Edwards and Nancy Dart Opie / 281 RURAL-URBAN DIFFERENCES IN WOMEN'S PSYCHOLOGICAL WELL-BEING / Phyllis Kernoff Mansfield, Deborah Bray Preston, and Charles 0. Crawford / 289 PERCEIVED THREAT OF HYPOTHETICAL LOSS OF BODY PART IN NURSES AND NURSING STUDENTS / Shirley Petchel Damrosch / 305 THE STEREOTYPE OF SINGLE WOMEN REVISITED: SEXUAL PRACTICES AND SEXUAL SATISFACTION AMONG PROFESSIONAL WOMEN / 1. Kenneth Davidson, Sr., and Carol A. Darling / 317

SELF-EXAMINATION IN THE EARLY DETECTION OF BREAST CANCER: ISSUES AND IMPLICATIONS FOR NURSING PRACTICE AND RESEARCH / Barbara Nettles-Carlson and Linda Schoonover Smith / 337 Announcements / 353 • 33. ea A CAN A 0 I A N W 0 MEN'S HEALTH

Vol 9:4'September, 1988

--- "------" FEATURES 12 We Are Not Immune Women and AIDS Lisa McCaskel1 18 A Futuristic Nightmare The Impact of Free Trade on Healthcare Judy Darcy 25 Board Games Sexist Bias at the Workers' Compensation, Board Karen Weisberg 29 Who's In Control? Eggs, Embryos, Fetal Tissue Bonnie Lafave

ALWAYS IN HEALTHSHARING 3 Collective Notes Fighting Racism 4 Letters 5 Update 9 Healthwise Dyslexia Judith Derkson 23 My Story, Our Story Saying No to Amnio Kathleen McDonnell 32 Reviews When Someone You Know Has AIDS Ethics and Human Reproduction 36 Resources and Events 34. HECATE A Women's Interdisciplinary Journal

Volume 14, Number 1 1988

CONTENTS

4-5 Editorial

5-30 'To Combat the Plague': The Construction of Moral Alarm and State Intervention in Queensland during World War II .Kay Saunders and Helen Taylor

31-36 Poems by Bobbi Sykes, Sue Chin, Naomi Cameron

37-39 'Wild Cattle' .Jane Skelton

40-50 Women and Reason Denise Russell

51-55 Poems by Barbara Tipple, Fiona Studdert, D. P. Reiter

56-67 The Feminist Club of NSW: 1914-1970: A History of Feminist Politics in Decline Gaii Griffith

68-70 'Sequence' Stephanie Green

71-75 Keri Hulme's The Bone People and the Literary Lottery D 'Arcy Randall

76-77 Poems by Claire Crabtree, Gilli Scarlett

78-82 'Chasing Headlines' Anna Carmody

83-86 Poems by Sara Knox, Catherine Bateson, Carol Cohn, Catherine Mulcahy

87-103 'Tot Siens, Suid Afrika, 1987' Susan Gardner

104-111 Black Women's Fiction in English: A Bibliography: Part One Carole Ferrier 35.

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In This Issue: Women and War

From The First 2nd the Last: A Woman Thinks about War Work in Progress by Susan Griffin...... p. 1 lone Story by Christina Glendenning...... ' p. 1 Rachel's Dream: A Midrash Poem by Helen Papell...... p. 3 Coming Out in the'Navy Memoir by Amy Kautzman p. 6 A Day in the Shadow Madelon Sprengnether p. 8 Training FUm for the Sex War Reflection by Janet Tripp...... p. 10

Reviews by Bonnie Fisher, Terri Jewell, Anna M. I.evia

Graphics by Kris Cottom, Ausma Ehlert, Margo Kren, Ellen Moore, and Suzanne Olson 36. YPATIA

VOL. 3, NO.2 SUMMER 1988

A Journal of Feminist Philosophy

Contents

vii Preface Joyce T rebilcot Dyke Methods 15 Lisa Heldke Recipes for Theory Making 31 Uma Narayan Working Together Across Differeru;e: Some Considerations on Emotions and Political Practice 49 Laura M. Purdy Does Women's Liberation Imply Children's Liberation 63 Eva Feder Kittay Woman as Mewphor 87 Gail Stenstad Anarchic Thinking 101 Uma Narayan Poems 107 Jeffner Allen Poetic Politics: How the Amazons Took the Acropolis 37.

Vol. 3, No.2 Summer 1988 HYPATIA A Journal of F.:minist Philosophy (Continued)

Forum 145 Marilyn Friedman Welfare Cuts and the Ascendance of Market Patriarchy

Comment/Reply 151 Bruce M. Landesman On Nancy Fraser's "Women, Welfare and the Politics of Need Interpretation 163 Linda Timmel Duchamp Desperately Seeking Approval: The Importance of Distinguishing Between Approval and Recognition 165 Victoria Davion Competition, Recognition, and Approval-Seeking

Book Reviews 167 Kathryn S. Russel1 Gender and History: The Limits of Social Theory in the Age of the Family by Linda Nicholson 170 Jane Duran Philosophy and Feminist Thinking by Jean Grimshaw 172 Eleanor H. Kuykendall Lesbian Philosophy: Explorations by Jeffner Al1en Sexes et parent~s by Luce Irigaray 174 Melinda Vadas by 177 Monica Hol1and Women's Ways of Knowing: The Development of Self, Voice. and Mind by Mary Field Belenky, Blythe McVicker Clinchy, Nancy Rule Goldberger, and Jill Manuck Tarule 181 Notes on Contributors 185 Announcements 191 Submissision Guidelines

Review Symposium 123 Claudia Card Female Friendship: Separations and Continua 131 Marilyn Friedman Individuality Without Individualism: Review of 's A Passion for Friends 139 Janice G. Raymond R

FEATURES

Wail for the World's Gone Wrong Barbara Harken 18 IWInterview: Annabeth Gish Carole Shelley Yates 22 Clipping a Queen Dorothy Sauber 27 TheTomquist Case Thelma Moore Johnson 35 Cover.Artist JoAnn Bahr 40

FICTION

The Newlywed Game Antonya Nelson 12 One Drives, The Other Doesn't Sandra Love 30 Kitchen Secrets Suzan Erem 39

POETRY

Footprint Lake, Canada 1985 Alice Friman 11 Because I Refused To Go Laurie Schorr 14 Medicine Jan Maria Horn 21 The Star-erossed Lovers Jane Somerville 17 Late October Sun Marilyn J. Boe 34 Heavy Women Elizabeth Ann Burton 38

DEPARTMENTS

The Way We Were: MAKING HAY Reva Griffith 6 Cycles: EMPTY ARMS Anne Skinner 8 Crossings: SKIN DEEP Jane D. Saxton 10 Under 21: FEELINGS AND FEARS TamiTaha 47

Books: Reviews by Rilla D. Esbjornson, Melissa L. Kelley 42

Contributors 48 39. IRIS A Journal About Women

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ARTICLES

5 Spinning Webs: An Interview with Kathleen Davies 14 Learning from Past Mistakes: Equal Rights and the Constitution 22 Isabel Allende and Modern Spanish-American Fiction Cover: Maenade by Suzanne Benton, 1983. Brass on steel. D. L. Shaw Cover design: Mary Kostel, Vicki Nelson Saunders 25 A Parallel, Silent History in Novels: An Interview with Isabel Allende GRAPHICS FEATURES Virginia lnvernizzi and Melissa Pope 34 I-doll-atry: Claudia DeMonte and Her Work 30 Apart from the Mainstream: Women's Studies in Mary Mackay College Curricula 50 Telling Women's Stories Through the Mask: An Anne MacMaster Interview with Suzanne Benton 43· Why My Classmates are Getting Pregnant Cynthia Cam lin Angela De/owell .. .. 47 Sisterhood Among the Fathers: Feminist ExpressIOn In Italy NEWS Lisa Miller 12 Sweet Silent Throught: The Photographs of Sally Mann Lisa Dashiell Bush 29 Programs and Call for Papers BOOK REVIEWS 42 Women and Health 45 Virginia Public Schools' Proposed Family Life Program 65 Flora Tristan, Peregrinations ofa Pariah &th Pearce Isabella Bird, Unbeaten Tracks in Japan and The Yangtze 56 International Women Valley and Beyond 63 Local Riches Larry Garretson 64 Women and Politics 66 Patricia Romero, Sylvia Pankhurst: Portrait ofa Radical 71 Resources Doris Smith 67 Nina Auerbach, Ellen Terry: Player in Her Time Elizabeth L. Harris POEMS 68 Christine A. Lunardini, From Equal Suffrage to Equal IFCln the Green Hand of Summer Rights: Alice Paul and the National Woman's Party, Nancy Roxbury Knutson 1910-1928 21 Now I Would Like to Dance Leila J. Rupp and Verta Taylor, Survival in the katy wilde Doldrums: The American Women's Rights Movements, 40 Pennsylvania, 1900 1945 to the 1960s Deborah Slicer Rosemary Ridd and Helen Callaway, Women and 40 Kansas, 1863 Political Conflict: Portraits ofStruggle in Times of CriSIS Deborah Slicer Jamie Farquhar 40 Renaissance 70 Barbara Heldt, Terrible Perfection: Women and Russian Mary Kay Rummel Literature 41 Garden Lorraine Aten Lee Ellen Briccetti 41 Hospital-Church Lee Ellen Bricretti FICTION 58 Night Passing Michelle Noullet 17 Endangered Species 59 Meteora Bibi Wein Regina O'Me"'-'eny 57 Etiquette 70 The Way Women Sweat Mary Maddox Renee A. Ashley 40. IRI S

A Journal about Women

-20- FICTION Fall/Winter 1988 23 Lenape Parke Annie H'l'1;;kins

POEMS ARTICLES 20 Recurrent Dream 5 A Feminist Agenda for Nurses? Michael McFee Jean Sorrells Jones 20 Valentine 10 The Politics of Nurse Recruitment Ads R. M. Ernest Alan Shepard 20 Flight 16 The Work of Magdelena Abakanowicz NOlla Simnicht Margo A. Crutchfield and Julia Bovd 21 A Week in the Life of a Couple 31 This Time It's Funny: Feminism'and Humor Renee C. Gregorio Evelyn Edson 21 The Orchid Boat 34 Dividing Them from Us within Ourselves: A Adrian Oktenberg Conversation with Lynda Barry 21 Science Class Rosemary Graham Sherry Beasley 40 Roseanne Barr, Domestic Goddess 26 Strokes Rosemary Graham Elizabeth Rees 42 Nicole Hollander's Sylvia 29 Just to Console Myself Evelyn Edson LI Qing Zhao, Translated by Sibyl James and Kang 44 , Laughing with Us Xue Pel Rosemary Graham 66 This 46 The Silent Workers Lynne H. deCourey Ellen O'Donnell 69 The Meal 52 Anne Hutchinson: Nurse, Midwife, and Revel in Anne Carroll Fowler Puritan New England IBC Late Summer in North Carolina: Sarah Charlton To Anna Akhmatova 58 The Exclusion of Women's History from Shirley Anders Standardized Tests John C. Attig NEWS 60 The Western Culture Debate at Stanford Kathleen Hobson 19 Southern Women's Cultural History: Discovering Ourselves through Our Pasts Kristen Staby Rembold BOOK REVIEWS 22 Polygraph Tests: Truth or Consequences 64 Barbara Johnson, A World of Difference Anne Bromley Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak, In Other Worlds: Essays 50 Moral Polarity and Judicial Therapy: Helping in Cultural Politics Women Hit Bottom Alice Kathleen Gambrell Kathryn L. Ingle 66 Tish Sommers and Laurie Shields, Women Take 51 Conferences Care: The Consequences of Caregiving in Today's 56 Calls for Materials Society 56 University of Virginia Women's Studies Alan Shepard 57 Local News 67 Linda M. Hasselstrom, Windbrek, Going Over East 63 Women in the Workplace E.A. Gehman 70 Resources 68 Mary Field Belenky, Blythe McVicker Clinchy, 71 Women and Health Nancy Rule Goldberger, and Jill Mattuck Tarule, 72 Women and the Law Women's Ways of Knowing: The Development of Self, Voice, and Mind Eleanor Vernon Wilson Cover: from Girls & Boys, by Lynda Barry, The Real 69 Lear's Comet Press. Seattle. Mary Mackay Design by Mary Kostel. GKalliope 4l. ajournal ofwomen's art

Vol. 10, No. 3 1988

Larry Jon Davis 2 "Figure with Copper Kettle" Mary Sue Koeppel 3 Men Portray Women Peter Meinke 6 Cut Flowers 12 The Housekeeper in London 13 Dreaming Secretary 14 Largo, Maestoso Brandon Kershner 15 The Adult CInld of the Alcoholic 17 Superossification E. Allen Tilley, Jr. 18 Dream: After a Conference 19 From Francesco Petrarch's Rime sparse (translation) Don Thornton 20 Eirene Josepb Jeffers Dodge 21 "Reminiscing" 22 "What Struggle to Escape" 23 "Stranger on the Shore" 24 "The Nest" 25 "No Turning Back" Mark Johnston 26 Vermeer: Girl Asleep Kevin BezDer 27 Walking To The Moon 29 Streets 30 Madison Avenue, Summer Morning Josepb Brucbac 31 Old Woman, Dancing Mervin Lane 33 Interview David Tager 34 Letter to Adrienne Jerry N. UeJsmann 41 Photograph 42 Photograph 43 Photograph 44 Photograph 45 Photograph 46 Photograph 47 Photograph 48 Photograph 49- Photograph John McKel'DJUl 50 Believable Dreams 53 The Ship of Sex Howard Denson 55 The Last Entry Pat Rushin 56 Summer Rape Tally Hits Record High Richard Peabody 60 Amnesia 61 This Year's Girl Darsban Perusek 62 A Dirge For Love Bill Brown 66 Event 67 Birth Root Charles Feldstein 68 Tennis: A Love Game Robert B. Gentry 69 Grace 77 Notes About Contnbutors 79 Subscription Information 80 Notes to Prospective Contnbutors 42. LESBIAN· CONTRADICTION I A JournalofIrreverent Feminism I

Issue #I 24, Fall 1988 $1.50 By and for Women

Contents Analysis Presidential Election '88 (Jan Adams) 3 Platform (Myra I...illiane) ~ 11

Commentary I've Got a Crush on Wonder Woman (Ellen Mitsue Eades) 1 Finding a Voice to Write With (Jane Meyerding) 6 Let's Change Views of SIM (Lee-Ann Cochran) 12 Two ofEverything (Ruth Mountaingrove) 13

Response Remember the Childcare Workers (Karen Schiller) 4 Reply (Betsy Brown) 5 There's More to ACA Than Therapy (anonymous) 10 do not cast your pearls be4 swine (flyin thunda cloud) 16

Review Assata (revie by Jan Adams) 8 Lesbian Couples (review by BettyJohanna & Jane Meyerding) 9 A Certain Terror, A Study Packet on Issues of Homophobia and Militarism. (review by Jane Meyerding)."...... l0 43.

~l esbian Ethics

Volume 3, No, 1 Spring 1988

Editor'slntroduetion 2

Bloodroot: Brewing Visions 3 The Bloodroot Collective

Recollections of a Sexual Life, Revelations of a Celibate Time 23 Judith E. Beckett

Dyke Economics: Hortense and Gladys on Money 37 Joyce Trebilcot

If Looks Could Kill: Fat Oppression 48 Bevjo

I'm a Material Dyke 55 Flowing Margaret johnson

Radical Lesbian Spirituality 64 Nett Hart

Dyke Magic 72 A Readers' Forum

"Real Girls" and Lesbian Resistance 85 jacquelyn Zita

Two Pieces on Dis-Ability 97 zana/Raven

Nexus 102 44.

• OcTOBER TABLE OF CoNTENTS VOLUME XVII, NUMBER 4

s 1988 • FEATURES DEPARTMENTS Olympics '88: 6 Editor's Essay 28 Earthly Delights Letty Cotlin Pogrebin Lightning Strikes Twice Interviews Ida Nudel JackieJoyner-Kersee and 8 Contributors Florence Griffith Joyner hit 12 Letters 84 Our Finances the ground running in Seoul. By Alexandra Armstrong, And can they run! 22 Personal Words CFP A Tale ofTwo Mothers 30 Go, jackie, Go! By MicheleKort By Katherine Bak 88 Books Reviews of Two Books on the 34 Florence Griffithjoyner on Fleet Superwoman Syndrome By Glorio Jacobs Street By Craig A. Masback ...~ 36 An Open Letter to NBC Sports 90 Media How to best ABC and cover women athletes ByJohn Leonard in Seoul with fairness and accuracv 92 Film Reviews ofRunning By Felicia E. Halpert . On Empty and Patt.~ Hearst By Elizabeth Hess 37 Action Olympics A photo essay 24 Our Bodies The Bed Bug 94 Sure Things 40 Smear Tactics Why are female By Elinor Burkett By Nino Combs athletes subjected to a test 26 Humor Ann Richards: that is unreliable, often More ofHer Wicked Wit 96 Little Women inaccurate, and opposed by the By Molly Ivins By' VlCtOria Roberts medical establishment? By Alison Carlson 46 Sons and Mothers Letting go is hard­ THE Ms. REPORTER even when he's off to Harvard 65 Fertility Fights 67 The Prime Time of By Sue Halpern Barbara Corday By Susan Moon By Sheila Weller 65 News from AU Over 74 Special Report: Artist Lights Up Venice 70 Alberta Sisulu: Banned All the Candidate's Women • So Long, Robespierre But Not Bitter Never before have so many • Status Report: Golden By Elizabeth Barad women held such high positions Age. By Hook or by Book. Reporter Wins 81 Would You Buy a in so important a campaign Sanctuary Case Presidency from This By Peggy Simpson Man? B.1' Ann F Lewis 66 Cartoon By Signe ll'itkimon 82 What's Going On Cover: Photograph by Tonv Duffy!Allsport 45.

• NOVEMBER TABLE OF CONTENTS VOLUME XVII, NUMBER 5 <~t '4.1 , s 1988 ~ ../ ... \J I~- " I,;' 41 " '..--I !41J, • ~ t '~.",.,,,, FEATURES DEPARTMENTS Special Issue:· 4 Editor's Essay 38 Earthly Smart Money Delights 6 Contributors Pride and Produce 50 Cover Story: 12 Letters By Sharon Winfrey Carson 18 Humor Elephant Walk 70 Money Takes All By Molly Ivins Smart Advice on Buying On the air or off, a Car By Debra Shennan Oprah Winfrey 20 Plumb Lines A New makes money ._ Column By Barbara 74 Film Reviews of Gorillas Ehrenreich in the MISt and Madame talk. Here is the .. Sousatzka story ofher ven­ By Marjone Rosen 22 Our Bodies Antenatal tures and her visions By Marcia Ann Gillespie Testing By Doug Hennessy 76 Books Anne Rice's and AJartha Rellll', M.D. Vampire Trilogy and 41 Your Stage ofthe Game Investment New Novels bv Edna moves for nine financial phases ofa woman's 30 Clobber Baths of Glory O'Brien and Fav Weldon By Susin Shapiro By Lindsy I'an G~lder, life By Grace W Weinstein Annetle li'illiamsjaffee, and Brenda Maddox 56 Interest op Principles How to be a Person to Person The 80 Sure Things conscientious investor By Jordan E. Cohn "P" Word B)' Nina Combs By Letly Couin Pogrebin 96 Little Women 60 Pay Dirt Who makes what-the inside scoop By Victoria Roberts on the wages ofsome By Ann Hornaday

63 Come Clean! Tell us your money hangups­ A Ms. reader survey 83 Uncle Sam's Cabin 87 Election '88: Ms. Picks 66 Up Against the Wall Street What's hap­ By Miranda S. Spivad a President. The Candidate, as Muse By pened to women on the Street since the crash 83 News from All Over of'87 By Nancy Nichols Emily Card. Last Cal Calls. Pikul Chance: Dukakis ,!~ Cuslody Uproar SpecialReport: .... • Abortion Slruggle in and Bush on 92 Canada the Issues • The GOP Women­ Handwriting's Why They'd 84 Cartoon On the Wall By Ann F. By SJgne Wilkinson Lewis Rather Fight Than Switch Cover: Pholograph by Gwendolen Cales; hair by Andre By Peggy Simpson Walker; makeup by Reggie Wells; stylist: Jennifer Aubrey 46. s

~ • DECEMBER TABLE OF CONTENTS • VOLUME XVII, NUMBER 6 1988

FEATURES DEPARTMENTS Cover Story: 6 Editor·. Essay 38 Technology TV buy guide 68 Hiding in the Spotlight By Franasca Lunzer A star who shuns the 8 Contributors glitter, Meryl Streep 40 Boob Cookbooks to shines brightly in surprising 12 Letters dream about roles By Molly Haskell By Susin Shapiro 18 Personal Words Why marry again? 44 Media Where are the 73 Unlucky lindy A properly grieving By Mary Kay Blakely women icons? mother she wasn't, so Australia convicted By John Leooord Lindy Chamberlain ofkilling her baby 20 Humor Hair dye: By Susan Anthony the roots ofall evil By Molly Ivins 25 Years That Shook the World 22 Our Bodies Nonsurgical 50 Unfinished Agendas In care for fibroids By Sarah the wake ofBetty Friedan's Arsone with Carolyn Reuben "The Feminine Mystique" 30 Ms. Adventure. 46 Film "The Accused": women face new changes The highs offlying Hollywood makes rape and challenges By R~oo NadeLson real By Marjorie Rosen

Money Donating wisely 52 Inventing Ourselves: The Plumb Lines Give our 74 32 By Jordan E. Cohn Class of'58 By Signe Hammer daughters a chance By Barbara Ehrenreich 76 Sure Thinp Holiday 56 Heirs ofUncertainty: The Class of'88 gifting By Nioo Combs By Lydia Denworth 34 Penon to Penon Celebrating Hanukkah 96 little Women 60 Eyewitness Photographer Gisele Freund By Letty Cotlin Pogrebin By Victoria Roberts captured an era By Elaine Lafferty Out ofOrder Pro-choice nuns Barbara THE Ms. REPORTER Ferraro and Patricia Hussey break their vows 81 Child Cue: AU T.Ik. 82 Cartoon By Claudia Dreifus No Action By Peggy By Signe Wilkinsun Simpsun Special Report: Custody Wars The 84 Pelgy Nooaan: 81 New. &001 AU Over George Buh'. Write odds are stacked when mothers accuse fathers Italy's managing Arm By SheiJ4 Weller ofsexual abuse By Maria Laurino women. The miracle 86 AnD F. Lewis on the athletes ofHoosick Falls New "Spinsters" Cover: Photograph by Brian Aris/Outline 47. MANUSHI A JOURNAL ABOUT WOMEN AND SOCIETY

No. 47 July-August, 1988

Inside

2. The Cholera Epidemic: Whcn Delhi's Invisible Citizens Were Noticcd -Madha~

17. Press Contests Defamation By Government : The New Defamation Bill .

18. Drought An4 Drudgery: How Drought In GuJarat Affects The Lives Of Rur8J: Women -Shikba~

22. Letters To M. H

25. DOCUMENT: Sadgati 1 The Deaths Of "Blessed" Women

28. Women In Puliament -Rita Maw.·...

31. "The BunaiDI Falls To Our Share" : Women In The Chilli Trade -A SJ:WA s.ney

34. When·_MatriaF Is A High·Risk Enterprise: The Rajrani.Abdul Ariz Cue' -M.A......

37. .SHORT STORY: Sprout - 'UpeacJiuadl MIlk

43. FILMS a 1V: The Shemi. The Superintendent And The Other Woman -Iqb.IM.... 48. MANUSHI A JOURNAL ABOUT WOMEN IN SOCIETY ,

No. 48 Sept-Oct. 1988

Inside

2. Urdu Women's Magazines In the Early Twentieth Century - Gail Minaalt

10. Rethinking Dowry Boycott -Madhu :&ish"ar

14. Torn Up By The Roots -S,atl J08bl

17. Life Through The Cracks -Shasbi Saebeel

22. Letters To MaDushi

26. A Day In The Life Of Nagamma : Migrant Construction Worker -Hema Nair

30. Trying To Live By Her Principles: Indumati Kelkar talks to Madhu Kishwar

39. SHORT STORY: Sharada -Shama Futehally

43. FILMS: Male Fantasies Of Female Revenge --Malibu, Ruth

44. Readers' Eyo 49. MEDIA REPORT TO WOMEN The Nation's Oldest Newsletter Covering Women In The Media

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Volume VI, Number 3 Fall 1988

Articles Poetry

EARLY IMAGES OF once upon a time ... there was a war THE FEMALE WARRIOR: Barbara Hedin MINERVA, THE AMAZONS, JOAN OF ARC 74 Charity Cannon Willard 1 Reviews 79 THIS MAN'S NAVY Louanne Johnson Cochran and Brinkley, Jackie Cochran: the Autobiography of the 12 Greatest Woman Pilot in American History. By Yvonne C. Pateman THE ORIGINS OF VOLUNTEER SUPPORT FOR Rothblum and Cole, Another Silenced Trauma: Twelve Feminist ARMY FAMILY PROGRAMS Therapists and Activists Respond to One Woman's Recovery From D. Bruce Bell War. By Sheila Spicer Robert D. Iadeluca 26 Larsen and Nga, Shallow Graves: Two Women and Vietnam. By Elizabeth Woods WOMEN VETERANS FROM THE VIETNAM WAR THROUGH THE EIGHTIES Recent Publications ofInterest June A. Willenz 85 44 Communications DEBORAH SAMSON: 88 OFFICIAL HEROINE OF THE STATE OF Patrick L. Leonard 61

THE STORY OF "YASHKA": COMMANDER OF THE RUSSIAN WOMEN'S BATTALION OF DEATH Connie L. Reeves 67 52.

A Publication of The National Women's Studies Association

Volume 1, Number 1 Autumn 1988 Contents

Editorial Memorial On the Death of Professor Ruth Bleier 3 JOHN F. BRUGGE, SUSAN S. FRIEDMAN, JUDITH W. LEAV/IT, AND JERZY E. ROSE

Articles The Cultural Price of Social Exclusion: Gender and Science 7 RUTH BLEIER House Un-American Activities Committee Statement of Dr. Ruth Bleier 20 A Theory of Black Women's Texts and White Women's Readings, or ... The Necessity of Being Other 21 MINROSE C. GWIN Response to "Black Women's Texts" 32 BARBARA T. CHRISTIAN Of Parking Spaces and Women's Places: The Los Angeles Parking Ban of 1920 37 VIRGINIA SCHARFF The Writing Cure: Charlotte Perkins Gilman, Anna 0., and "Hysterical" Writing 52 DUNE PRICE HERNDL The Unhappy Marriage of Theory and Practice: An Analysis of a Battered Women's Shelter 75 SUSAN B. MURRAY The Politics ofJewish Invisibility 93 EVELYN TORTaN BECK

Review Essays Lesbians and Family 103 LAURA S. BROWN New Perspectives on Women's Faith and Spirituality 109 CAROL P. CHRIST The Economics of Family Life 114 NANCY A. HEWIIT

Reviews Ixok Amar. Go edited by ZOE ANGLESEY 120 J"lARGARET RANDALL, Reviewer Volume 1, Number 1 53. Autumn 1988 .-\ Publication 01 The Naiional \V"men's Studies Associalion (Continued) n,t Montgomery Bus Boycou and the Women Who Started Ii 123 edited by DAVID J. GARROW Prisons That Could Not Hold by BARBARA DEMING DARI.ENE CURK HINE, Reviewer Women in War by SHELLEY SAYWELL 127 Sanctuary by JUDITH McDANIEL KAREN ANDERSON, Reviewer Hard Times COUon Mill Girls by VICTORIA BYERLY 128 GWENDOLYN KEITA ROBINSON, Reviewer The Ways ofMy Grandmothers by BEVERLY HUNGRY·WOLF 130 Mohawk Trail by BETH BRANT MARCIA RAjNUS GOI.DBERG, Reviewer Gender and Reading edited by EUZABETH A. FLYNN AND 133 PATR

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CONTENTS Republican Right Holds Party Line Pagel TV: Workers Put Down Page 1 legal Advocate Takes On Fight Over Health Care Page 3 Tenants Save Their Homes Page 4 SAGE Meets Needs of Gay Seniors Page 5 Who's Watching Kids of Corporate Staff? Page 6 New Zealand Feminist Gains High Rank Page 7 'Uttle Old Lady' Tag is Unfair to Older Women page 7 Group Trains Indian Women in New Trades Page 10 Tricked into Page 10 She Promotes Anti Apartheid Struggle in U.S•...... Page 11 Feminist Failure: The Big Ue •...... •...... Page 12 Arabs and Jews Pursue Peace , , Pages 14-15 Regular Features

Editorials/Speak-Up •...... •...... , ..Page'2 Women in the Arts ...... •...... Page 8-9 Media Watch : Page 13 Women & Health ...... •...... Page 16-17 Review of Books Page 18 Editor's Bookshelf : ...... •.. Page 23 Information Page 26 Classified Ads ...... •...... Page 27 56. offourbacks Ia women's newsjournal ~

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Africa: meeting on clitoridectomy 5 Palestinian women in prison 19 nationa' welfare "refonn" bill passes 4 Domestic violence news 6 Gay news - 7 Abortion news 15 cOIfI",entary

Republican convention ••...... 10 revIews• Pol itics of the Heart 12 We Are EverYWher~ .•..••...... 12 NewS:-:-•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 17 ISrdel: The Embattled Land ••... ; .... lB offourbacks 57. Ia women's newsjournal ~

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featu,e inte,view El ection '88 1 Anna Livia ···· 10 Greek Feminism 7 news ,egula,s Abort ion 2 Chi cken Lady 20 Reagan wants Roe overthrow 2 Dykes to Watch Out For .. , 20 Child Support. 3 Ads 21 Heal th 4 Aborti on pi 11 4 Tampon absorbency labelling 5 International news 6 Canada fetal custody case•...... 6 Fetal rights 9 confeTence Nat'l Lesbian Rights Conference ..8 ,ev,ews• Bulldozer Rising (Anna Livia) ... 11 Pornography and Civil Ri9hts (Dworkin and McKinnon) 14 Women in Peace and War 15 Unbroken Ties 17 Lillian Allen: Conditions Critical 18 Four the Moment 18 Messages: Music for Lesbians 19 For Love and For Life: JEB's new show 12 58.

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• SEPTEMBER 1988 In this Issue VOLUME 12. NUMBER I

"Each one had someone In Akeley" by Mary Iioekstra .3

Betty J~Partner by Niomi Phillips 9

Ltda doesn't live here any more by Kathleen Preece 12

Mrs.Hind'sYard (story) by Nona Caspers. 14

Poetry by Joline Gitis, Elizabeth Mische John, Reen Murphy, Marilyn J. Boe, Jana Harris

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• OCTOBER 1988 In this Issue VOLUME 12. NUMBER 2

Ethnicity on the frontier by Unda Pickle 3

When the unknown is what you know Conversations about MS with Tammy Nelson-Roy 6

Huntin Bear (story) by Patricia Jane Jones 10

The Helper by Konnie LeMay 13

Poetry by Cindy Schuster, Cynthia Ballou, and Gigi Marino 14

Using What We Have by Carol Wade Lundberg 15 61.

• NOVEMBER 1988 In this Issue VOLUME 12. NUMBER 3

Making a Difference Through Politics: Two Rocky Mountain Women by Janet G. House 3

Thanksgiving with blue Irises by Naomi Feigelson Chase ...... 7

Poetry by Helen Westra, Sandra Marsh­ burn, Alice Ellingson, and Barbara Elovic 13

Night Meetings by Fran Kaliher 14

A march for freedom by Debbie Everson 15 62. June 1988 Vol. 12 No.2 PSYCHOLOGY OFW01\IEN QUARTERLY

Articles

The Attitudes Toward Rape Victims Scale: Colleen Ward 127 Construction, Validation, and Cross-Cultural Applicability

Leadership and Nonverbal Behaviors of Hispanic Helen A. Moore 147 Females Across School Equity Environments Natalie K. Porter

Avoidance Strategy Use in the Intimate Sharyn S. Belk 165 Relationships of Women and ,"fen from Mexico Renan Garcia-Falconi and the United States Julita Elemi Hernandez-Sanchez William E. Snell, Jr.

Self-Esteem and Sex-Role Attitudes: A Comparison Norma Grieve 175 of Italian- and Anglo-Australian Adolescent Girls Doreen Rosenthal Antoniette Cavallo

Evaluating Competence of Women and Men: Claire Etaugh • 191 Effects of Experimenter Gender and Group Bruce D. Houtler Gender Composition Patricia Ptasnik

Mood Fluctuations: Women Versus Men and Jessica McFarlane 201 Menstrual Versus Other Cycles Carol Lynn Martin Tannis MacBeth Williams

Changes in the Facial Prominence of Women and Georgia N. Nigro 225 Men Over the Last Decade Dina E. Hill Martha E. Gelbein Catharine L. Clark

Rape and Seduction Scripts Kathryn M. Ryan 237

Book Reviews 247

Media Reviews 251 September 1988 Vol. 12No.3 63. PSYCHOLOGY OF WOMEN QUARTERLY

Articles

Preface Janet Shibley Hyde 259

The Inferiority Curriculum Jessie Bernard 261

Women, Work, and Family: Bernard's Perspective Patricia Voydanoff 269 on the Past, Present, and Future

Latinas Without Work: Family, Occupational, and Gloria J. Romero 281 Economic Stress Following Unemployment Felipe G. Castro Richard C. Cervantes

Dominance and Inequality in X-Rated Gloria Cowan 299 Videocassettes Carole Lee Daniella Levy Debra Snyder

Factors Influencing Canadian High School Girls' Valerie L. Holms 313 Career Motivation Lillian M. Esses

Academic Harassment: Sex and Denial in Louise F. Fitzgerald 329 Scholarly Garb Lauren M. Weitzman Yael Gold Mimi Ormerod

Thelma Gwinn Thurstone: Career Strategies and W. L. Bashaw 341 Contributions to Measurement Carolyn Terry Bashaw

Sex Differences in Attitudes Toward Suicide: Hedy White 357 Do Males Stigmatize Males? Judith M. Stillion

Book Reviews 367

Media Reviews 373 64.

Volume 12, Nos. 2 & 3 1988

SPECIAL ISSUE: WORKING FOR A LIVING

Contents Helen Potrebenko 3 Job Interview Sandy Shreve 5 Introduction judith Stuart 11 Canning Bette Hagman 13 The Interview Sheila Dalton 18 Tests Susan Ioannou 20 Mrs. Minton Returns Beth jankola 26 Fishing Village Blues (excerpt) Anne· A·files 29 Back-to-Work-Blues Zoe Landale 30 This is the Moment Before jean Rysstad 32 Singing in the Dark J.A. Hamilton 44 food bank Anne E. Tener 47 Ruby's Education Louise Simon 53 Women's Chronic Ward julia Shelley 55 The Last Day of the First Week Kirsten Emmott 59 Shamanic Journey Anne Burke 66 The List of Things Pat Wheatley 70 January 1945 Addison Road, Kensington -50 Company CWAC Helen Potrebenko 72 Could Someone Tell Me What's Going On Here? Kate Braid 75 On Sleeping Beauty 77 These Hips 78 'Girl' On the Crew 80 The Taste of Pink jean duGal 81 Brushing and Weeding Dianne joyce 85 Employment joanna Beyers 87 Small Pleasures 88 It's the city Dymphny Koen~lr-Clement 90 Madonna 92 Recurring Nightmares 65.

Volume 12, Nos. 2 & 3 1988 (Continued)

Alissa Levine 96 Waitress Heather Tisdale-Nisbet 98 From Behind the Counter Nancy Chater 100 waitress in linguiform Mia Anderson 103 Letter to Arne & Marie- Fran<;oise Roberta Olenick 107 Field Trip Greta Hofinann Nemiroff 109 Lettuce Sarah Klassen 124 Black and White 125 Language Arts Nora D. Randall 126 Marlene and the Chicken Yard Monique Lanoix 146 The radio hop Nancy Robertson 147 Interview Cynthia Flood 148 How President Kennedy Showed Me That the Working Class Must Take the Power Sue Silvermarie 158 Gotta Keep It 160 Federal Offence Claire-Leah J#ight 162 Bellma's Company Ellen Goldfinch 165 Control-Alt-Delete (reboot) Pam Tranfield 167 Manual Action #: 1 Carol Tarlen 169 Today Cynthea Masson 171 Trivial Pursuits Marianne Milton 176 I'm Leaving Reviews Perry L. Millar 178 Life in the Factory: The Work Poems of Gwen Hauser Pam Tranfleld 184 Voyeur on the VIA Line: Erin Moure's Work Poetry Anne Burke 189 "The Stubborn Particulars of Grace"-Our Daily Work Peggy Kelley 192 Potrebenko: Giving Her Sisters Strength Claire Stannard 196 Hindmarch's Boat Stories: Sensuous, Strong and Authentic 200 Contributors 66. age oman A QuarterlyMagazine ofWomen's Spirituality

Articles

Gelling Stoned Every Day. a Guide to Daily Use of Crystals· 7 Blessings of the Com Dolly' 9 Housewarming. Jamaican Style - 11 Sacred Stones· 12 The ~y of the Simple Country Pagan· 13 HOliday Foods • 18 Power from the Earth: My Experience with Animal Allies - 20 Vision Quest as Earth Magic· 23 Autumnal Journal of the RiverWind Women - 24 The Storm· 26 Prairie Storm . 27 Priestess of Compassion, an interview with Shekhinah Mountainwater • 28 Blessed Be! • 32 Scene on Ocean Prairies· 34 Gelling There from Here· 36 Autumn· back inside cover

Ritglls Ind MeditatiOnS

We Thank Thee, Mother Earth! . 5 Lakota Rock Divination· 17 Money Spell· 31 A Ritual to Banish Fear· 31

Poetry and Music

The Trees· 14 Demeter to her brothc:r Zeus - 17 Healing Our Earth· 19 First Rain of the Season - 19 Going into Autumn - 25 Spell to Send Away Mal Occhio· 31 10A:'\ the GREE:,\WITCH

FictiOn and Myth Artwork

How the Earth Reclaimed Her Own • 15 Abby Willowroot • 11 carol Bridges, Earth Nation, Medicine Woman Throt - 23 In Eyery ISSIe Ffiona Morgan, Daughters of the Moon Tarot· 9, 12, 18, 41 (see ad, page 43) Bio Notes· 50 Joann Colbert· 1 Lellers - 49 Mary Ellen Brown - 29 Lunaea's Comer - 3 Roma Heillig Morris· 15 Networking - 38 Shekhinah Mountainwater • 52 Philosophy and Business - 2 Sudie Rakusin ·21,22,33,35 The Rallie • 41 Victoria Singer· 38 Tools for Transformation· 39 ~haba Heartsun - cover, 4, 6, 7, 8, 10,26-27,39 Words Words Words! (book reviews) - 45 Fall Equinox 9988 Volume II, Issue #7 67. SEX ROLES A Journal of Research

Vol. 19, Nos. 1/2 July 1988 CONTENTS

Attitudes Toward Sex Roles: Traditional or Egalitarian? Knud S. Larsen and Ed Long Subordinates' Perceptions of Leaders in Task-Performing Dyads: Effects of Sex of Leader and Subordinate, Method of Leader Selection, and Performance Feedback 13 Catherine Seifert and Charles E. Miller Sex and Gender Effects of Evaluating Emergent Leaders in Small Groups 29 Janet R. Goktepe and Craig Eric Sch!!eier Assessing the Effects of Factors that Might Underlie the Differential Perception of Acquaintance and Stranger Rape 37 James D. Johnson and Lee A. Jackson, Jr Perceptions of Self-Disclosure as a Function of Gender-Linked Variables 47 Ellen T. Lewis and Patricia R. McCarthy Gender Differences in Friendship Patterns 57 Richard Aukett, Jane Ritchie, and Kathryn Mill More Alike than Meets the Eye: Perceived Gender Differences in Subjective Experience and Its Display 67 Joel T. Johnson and Gregory A. Shulman Sex Role Orientations of Male and Female Collegiate Athletes from Selected Individual and Team Sports 81 Craig A. Wrisberg, M. Vanessa Draper, and John J. Everett Sex-Differentiated Assistance in Older Widows' Support Systems 91 Shirley L. O'Bryant Business Studems' Perceptions of Women in Management 107 Ellen J. Frank BOOK REVIEWS 119 ANNOUNCEMENT 127 68.

SEX ROLES A Journal of Research

Vol. 19, Nos. 3/4 Augw.t 1988 CONTENTS

Attitudes About Gender Bias in Language: A Reevaluation 129 Jinni A. Harrigan and Karen S. Lucie Perceptions of Rape Victims and Assailants: Effects of Physical Attractiveness. Acquaintance, and Subject Gender 141 Eugenia Proctor Gerdes, Eric J. Dammann, and Kenneth E. Heilig Farm Women/Farm Work 155 Norah Keating and Brenda Munro Widows in a South India Society: Depression as an Appropriate Response to Cultural Factors 169 Helen E. Ullrich CoHege Women's Career and Motherhood Expectations: New Options, Old Dilemmas 189 Kristine M. Baber and Patricia Monaghan Grandchildren's Perspectives on Relationships with Grandparents: The Influence of Gender Across Generations 205 Ann R. Eisenberg Behavioral and Psychological Implications of Body Dissatisfaction: Do Men and Women Differ? 219 Lisa R. Silberstein, Ruth H. Striegel-Moore, Christine Timko, and Judith Rodin Gender Stereotypes of Parents with Two-Year-aids and Beliefs About Gender Differences in Behavior 233 Jacqueline McGuire Teaching Gender-Related Material: The Effect of Group Sex Composition on Perceptions of a Female Instructor 241 Lucia A. Gilbert, Richard Holt, and Kay M. Long BOOK REVIEWS 255 SIGNS 69.

JOURNAL OF WOMEN IN CULTURE AND SOCIETY

CONTENTS

AUTUMN 1988 VOWME I" NUMBER I

Editorial Patrlda J. Williams 5 On Beinl the Object of Property Susan Rubin Sulelman 15 On Matemal Spllttlnl: A Propos of Mary Gordon's Men and Angels Deborah K. Klnl ..2 Multiple Jeopardy, Multiple Consdousness; The Context of a Black Feminist Ideology n-n.. Foster 73 History, CrItical Theory, and Women's Social Practlces: "Women's Time" and Housekeeping Marilyn R. Farwell 100 Toward a Definition of the Lesbiiln Uterary lmalinadon Karen Offen 119 Deflnlnl feminism: A Comparative Historical Approach Carol a.a- 158 "Let Us Be Sisters Foreyer": The Sororal Model of Nineteenth-Century Female Friendship

ARCHIVES Judith Walzer Leayltt 182 A Decade of feminist Critiques In the Natural and Uncia Gordon ScIences: An Address by Ruth Bieler

COMMENT AND REPLY Daryl McGowan Tress 196 Comment on Flax's "PostmocIernism and Gender Reladons In feminist Theory" Jane Flax 201 Reply to Tress BOOK REVIEWS Annis Pratt 204 The Myth of the Heroine: The Female B11dunproman In the Twentieth Century by Esther Kleinbord Labovitz; forbidden Fruit: On the Relationship betw.- Women and Knowled.. in DorIs Lesslnl, Selma LaprIOf, Kate Chopin, M....-ret Atwood by Bonnie St. Andrews; Merlin's Daupters: Contemporary Women Writers of Fantasy by Charlotte Spivack; Worlds within Women: Myth and Mythmaklnl in fantastic Uterature by Women by Thelma J, Shinn KrIsten Neuschel 209 Becomlnl Visible: Women In European History edited by Renate Bridenthal. Claudia Koonz, and Susan Stuard; Connectlnl Spheres: Women in the Western World, 1500 to the Present edited by Manlyn J, Boxer and Jean H, Quataert; Women In the Middle Aps and the Renaissance: Uterary and Historical Perspectiyes edited by Mary Beth Rose

(Continued, next page) 70. SIGNS

JOURNAL OF WOMEN IN CULTURE AND SOCIETY (Continued) Autumn 1988 Volume 14 Number 1

JOIephlne Donovan 213 The Social Reconstruction of the feminine CNracter by Sondra Farganls; feminist Chan.-.ps: SocIal and Political n-y edited by Carole Pateman and Elizabeth Gross; feminist S~ Critical StucIIes edited by Teresa de Lauret.s Mark Poster 216 Domestic Tyranny: Tbe Makin. of Amerlcan Social Policy ....nst family V~from Colonial TImes to the P..-t by Elizabeth H. Pleck Cheryl Walk.. 120 My ute a a..o.ded Gun: Female Creativity and feminist Poetia by Paula Bennett: Stulin, the Un...... : Tbe E.".,....ce of Women', Poetry In AmerIca by AliCia Ostnker Olw_ Hufton 223 Women and Work In Preindustrial Europe edited by Barbara Hanawalt; Worldn, Women In RenaI_ Germany by Merry Wiesner: Women, Production, and Patrlvchy In Late Medleval Cities by Martha Howell; Women and Work In Pre- IndUltriai En"and edited by Lindsey Charles and Lorna Duffin; Women In the Medieval En""" Countryslcle: Gender and Household In Briptock before the Plasue by Judith M. Bennett Jane S. J-.ette 129 Women, Work, and IcIeoloBY In the Third World edited by Haleh Afshar; Wbrn«!', Work: De,;eIopment and the Dlvl'" of Labor by Gender edited by Eleanor Leacock and Helen I. Safa; Women In Development: A Creative Role Denied? Tbe Cue of Tanzania by Marja-Liisa Swantz; Women: A World Report. A N_ Int.-nationallst Book by New Internationalist Publications Co-operative

CONFERENCE REPORT Carol SchreI.- 135 Third Int.-natlonal InterdllClpllnary Con..... on Rupprecht Women 243 United Scates and Int.-natlonal Notes 243 Publication, of Interest 246 Calli for Papen 249 About the Contributors 152 Notice to Contributors 71. s·OJ'O·U·R·N·E·R 7£ ft/(fWIIWt4J- ~ su.

Volume 14. Number 1,

September 1988

FEATURES Anne Froines Anna Morgan: Fads of (Women's) Lives _ Ewlyn Torton-Beck From "Kike" to "JAP" _ Margaret Cerullo Intimate Matters: The limits of Sexual Reyolutions _

FICfION & POETRY Lynne Hanley Little Women _

Anne T. Cieko Window-washing at Aquaworld _ Oeatrix Gates Chainletter from the '50s to the '80S _ Estelle Leontiel Camounage .

Lynn S. Luomo She'd Always Say _

BOOKS Ellen Herman Tile Making of Feminist History _ L. Torres Latina Lesbians Tell Their Storles _ Solly Jordan Memory Board:A .'amily Story _ Anna Morgan' Words on Fire: A Rattling Good Story _

,::,·FILM· KathiMaiO A World Apart: These Broken Homes..,....,-_"-- 33 Pam Mitchell " ' Renectionii ofa Red Diaper Baby 34 72. S·OJ·O·U·R·N·E·R 7Jii, ft/t1J11IJ?t4J- ~ I

Volume 14, Number 2 :October 1988 . FEATURES· ··VIEWPOINT Joni Seager Judy PrtJ/bdc andSusan Wo~gqfliJc· At the Summit: Family Life at a Welfare Motel 16 November 8: It Does Make a Difference _~_-'-'-,- ~ 8 RUlh Perry Sheila Paries Reflections on Women In China: Part I 18 We Must Go to Atlanta 9 Calherine Andersan Rernadel/e A. Higgins Mujeres Unidas en Accion: In the Vanguard 20 Women •.• Take It Personally 10 Sharon Gonsalves Julie Wilson Susie Bright: On the Line 30 A Different Sort of Film Review ----' ~_ II Ellen Herman and Karen Kahn Publishing Women's Sex Magazines: A Roundtable Discussion _ 31 OTHER DEPARTMENTS Letters 3 POETRY Events 4-10 Kale Rushin Eduution 12-14 Syncuse, By Night, Iii Tl'lIDSit 23 News Notes 12 De InYi&ible Woman Services IS. 22 In Answer to the Question: Have You EYer Considered Suicide Travel Guides from 1JDie'. Girl Western MlI5Sachulletts 17 BooKS· Outdoor Adventures 19 Provincetown 21 Debra Robbins National 26-27 Vital Signs: May Sarton'~ After the Stroke 40 Calendar 24 Myriel Crowley Eykamp Boston Briers li Women Aging With KnowledgCi and Power 41 Mail Order 2S-ZCl. 4 i Karen Lin~y Retail 31.34 Charlotte Bunch: A Canny observer. 43 Therapy _. ~;\. Bookstores or Bolton _ ~u ,: FILM Health 4~·.O Lit GalSI Help Wanted . __ "4-U "DIstraught Housewives?" Film Series 33 WOBD . "

Paulrtl~Gfo.,i'~ i ;'I!~ i..~ ...-l:I"·.'" .1,1, ':~;I~:: f~.' Beyond the Boys in the Band"' --' 36

•• - •• ;. •••• • ~ I" ..." ... Jocelyn Gordon Mercedes Sosa: Argentina's Finest 37 73. s·OJ'O·U·R·N·E·R l/ii, f1/(1}?1/j?t4J- ~

Volume 14, Number 3 '

November 1988 FEATURES VIEWPOINT Mlclwlk PruUnolt Dr. .Jes.W l'Wds tIIId BtqItI WoIf~ CIi...... oo.er- 14 LeIlonB. F1IIuI ForPnlideDt 6

Bet" B1vIlt , UIPIWU TIle Cdofdie B... 15 AaladepeHeatPoIltk, 6 l1«/ry 771ompa1 MOIliqw """ Gigc" p.._ MollDa: B...... AIIIuces ApiIIIt Rads,wm'-- 16 Cambridge Refereadam 08 the Middle EalltL- ---'1 R"'''Pen7 SendtJudMatenltJ..0bIaToday 20 0TiiEii DEPARTMENTS Leaen 3 &I1'I1tuG 1'femImII UWaawltllTuaer'.S~ 12 E_" 4-5,7-9, 11 NewtN... 10 POETRY AND FICI10N ~~ ~U KIIt/wrytl M«/uDt Alii Mall Order 10, 19-30 POl'C1lplae'-- ~33 SerftceI 15, II-It A"..,.. PoWJI TraYeI·GtddeI Speed Pnyer __-'- ~33 o.ldoorAdn.....' -!6 £1..51_ N...... I 21,27 T....A Wed.....;T....IIrad'-- ~33 l'rlnI!lceto_ 34 EJJa Wln~ W.....--...... 35 Bal...... ~ .~ Jul. Wolf Meow IIoItH IIrIefI 26 Colambo ud the Browa-Iblred 'Wom,...D"- ...J31 ~ U,26 A little DIItaDce ....._ ofIIoItH 32 H_t11 36, 39 Thenpy Gtakle 17, ....2 C1wryl ClIJrla Boob C 1l....nptSpvel..- ~31 Help w..... 44-45 Ciltltmtw A'*- woaD 46 PGeIBI of Loft, Co..., uti Uraeacy 39 CaIIIfted 47 MJIIdtI 11IdwII JewIIII LeI"'" flctIo. Co...ofAae 43 FiLMITV M_Mllt"...... ;.· 35

KIIIf!II L~: ". , ,': A Gtt7 ciWaeter .. Soap Lu...... -IU ---~35 Man"" WomDIf6OId '''StnJalttT"AbotIt DtlUllldeI" --.- 37

Aftdmr~. So.t11 Afrka'. V1IIlIlzwe PIayen _ w a: 74.

19. Mattinl Hill Carni..... _ pa.. 14

FEATURES INTERNATIONAL

6 jean Binta Breeze 16 Pakistan after Zia

10 joan Nestle in convenation 18 Toxic Waste - The International Trade

14 Nottinghill Carnival - Resistance and 43 Palestinian Women Imprisoned and Survival Tenured; AMNLAE - II Yean Old; Iraqi Kurdistan - Women and 19 Ali Brown· The Eurocommunist Agenda Children Flee poison Gas Attacks 22 3rd Lesbian and Gay Film Festival REGULARS 26 New Fiction by judy Allen 4 LETIERS 36 jenni Gregory interviewed ... CLASSIFIEDS 38 Women at Womad 52 PULSE NEWS COLUMNS:

BRITAIN 29 CULTURE SHOCK o 56 PARENTING 41 Everywoman Censored by Maxwell; Gibraltar Inquest; Federation of 57 HEALTH Chinese Women; Childcare Now u Campaign Launch 58 TYPICAL GIRLS 75.

CONTENTS ISSUE 196 NOVEMBER 1988 FEATURES

6 Talking with Labour Women

12 Sporting Women

20 Black Women's lives - poems and pictures

33 Spare Rib Diary 1989 - Artists in Discussion

36 Science Fiction - modem nightmares

48 The Gap She Fostered by Amber Hollibaugh

NEWS

BRITAIN

38 Labour Party Conference Report

Gibraltar Ruling; Black Section Women's Conference; Scottish Poll Tax Campaign; Dalkon Shield - Last chance for British claimants; Near Victory for Leove Bongay

INTERNATIONAL

41 us Elections - What's in a Vote

Protesters Greet World Bankers in West Berlin

Malaysia and Singapore - Partners in Repression

Chileans Vote No; Burma - Fighting the Generals; Victory for New York Sweatshop Workers; Remember Rosario; Invasion of Yanomami Lands Demonstration -eside 10 Downinl Stapinst the banninl of Sinn Fein <_ pap 31)

REGULARS COLUMNS

4 LETTERS 50 HEALTH

55 PULSE 52 TYPICAL GIRLS

46 CLASSIFIEDS 26 CULTURE SHOCK 76.

Autumn 1988

Letters· ...... 2 Joy is a Fire that is Stronger Papercuts by jola Scicinska...... 8 Call Loud joan Grant reviews a history of Mary Prince, Caribbean Abolitionist ...... 9 When the Revolution Came Catb jackson interviews Liza Maza of the Filipino women's coalition, Gabriela ...... 13 So Much to Say Nickie Roberts reviews two books on the sex industry...... 23 In Sisterhood Helen Palmer tackles the complex issue of sisters...... 26 Hijacking in the name of solidarity julia Ndaba talks to Liz Kelly about the Azanian liberation struggle ...... 31 Dangerous and Deadly, one of Andrea Dworkin's 'Letters From a War Zone' ...... 42 States of Emergence, women speak about fifteen years of Women's Liberation in Ireland ... 46 + TURN-OF-TllE-CENTURY WOMEN + 77.

Vol. IV, No. I A Special Issue Summer 1987

SISTER TO SISTER

Letters Written by Fannie Reed . to Her Twin Sister Eliza Crawford 1894-1904

EDITED, WITH BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION AND NOI'ES BY Janis L. Pallister

CONTENTS

List of lllustrations

One Woman's Strategies·for Survival: An Introduction by Marilyn Motz

A Biographical Background by Janis L. Pallister

THE LETTERS OF FANNIE REED edited, with a postscript, by Janis L. Pallister

Reading and Interpreting the Letters of Fannie Reed by Suzanne L. Bunkers

Notes on Contributors 78. Volume 2, Number 5 September/October FEATURES 1988 Table of Contents Letter From Berlin: Answers Questions on Writing, Voice and Being a Woman Warrior Questions by Lee Chiaramonte 4

Latin American Lesbian-Feminist: Together in Mexico by Tatiana de la Tierra. 8

A Special Event: "Hair.••For The Next Generation" by Susan Chasin...... •...... 12 Dykes to Watch Out For by Alison Bechdel 14 & 15

POETRY Page 14 The Handcrafted Jardiniere by Susan Kreiner 15

COLUMNS

Passing Lesbian/Gay Rights Laws Is Just The First Step by Paula L. Ettelbrick 16

Heartbeat --It Happened In Technicolor: Coming To Terms With Jealousy by Lee Chiaramonte 18

Mixed Messages -- Fighting Back --OurWay by Susie Day : 20

REVIEWS Page 22

Books -- "The Monarchs Are Flying" and "To The Ughting" by Elynor Vine 21

Theatre -- UTen Percent Revue" by Rosalie 1 Miller 22

DEPARTMENTS

Classifieds 24 Resources 25 Letter from the Publisher 3 79.

Volume 2, Number 6 November/December FEATURES 1988 Table of Contents Sports: The 7th Annual Gay Pride Run by Jenifer Levin 4

The Razor Edge ofTruth - A Conversation With Robin Tyler by Lori Ryan 8

Dykes to Watch Out For by Alison Bechdel.. 12 & 13

COLUMNS

Yellow Pages Shuts The Ooset Door by Paula L. Ettelbrick 14

Heartbeat -The Writer and Her Blank: Page by Lee Chiaramonte 17

Mixed Messages by Susie Day 18

REVIEWS

Books - StonerMcTavish, Something Shady, and Grey Magic by Elynor l1ne 20

Theatre - "Mom, I'm Gay!" by Rosalie J. Miller 21

Music - Not Just Women's Music by Y.J. Beachamp 22

DEPARTMENTS

Classifieds 24 Resources ~ 251" ( Letter from the Publisher 3 80.

Journal VOL. 12 IJ2 SUMMER 1988

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Archives & Special Collections on Women in Medicine byJill Gates Smith 2 Preparation ofLibrarians to Serve a Multicultural World by U1uJo C. Jolivet 3 Children's Cornucopia by Marge Loch-Wouters 7

Media Reviews Books byMonica Fusich 8 RDbena Greifer

Kothleen Hiroo/cQ

Beth Sibley

Patty Wong Music by Pat Mullon 16 From the Past 17 Nationwide Cataloging Petition Campaign 18

News and Send Fors byBeroe Marshall 19 New Arrivals byPatty Wong 21 81.

Volume 2, Number 6 September 1988 CONTEN1S DEPARTMENTS FROM THE EDITOR Alook at what's inside the all-new Wisconsin Woman. 4 STATE OF THE HEART We've come a long way - if only Elizabeth knew how far. by jacquelyn Mitchard. 5 BOOKS Music and madness are the intertwining themes of Ellen Hunnicutt's In the Music Library. by jocelyn Riley. 8 OPINION Voices from La Crosse. How well does the "Gateway City" promote itself as a tourist destination? by Anne Finn. 9 BILLBOARD A lively round-up of support groups and activities from around the state. by Ann Angel. 12 SPORTS Want to feel better fast? Take a walk. by Dan Allegretti. 14

BUSINESS Farm women in changing roles - how the drought crisis puts them to the test. by R. T. Both. 16 STYLE Fashion designers compete with nature in the fall color sweepstakes. Apreview of the MACC fashion show. by judith Palmer. 2S

MORE STYLE The latest word in updating your wardrobe is A saSSl( twist on an elegant one: Embellishments. by judith Palmer a little' black :II dress. Page 28. FOOD No-fuss meals get you out of the kitchen when minutes count. by Barbara Salsini. 35

GETAWAY Don't take nature for granted - get out and celebrate Wisconsin's parade of fall colors by Dan Allegretti. 38 PARENTING Are piano lessons lurking in your child's future? by julie Wichman. 40 CHILDREN'S HEALTH Like it or not, get ready for ear infection season. by Dr. Ann Larew. (Continued, next page) 51 82.

(Continued) Volume 2, Number 6 September 1988

FINANCE Are lRAs still a good investment choice? by Paul Strassels. 52 LEGISLATION When civil rights slip away, it's time to get Congress involved. by Hannah Rosenthal. 53 FOCUS Meet some remarkable women who are making an impact in education. 54 HEALTH Those nasty urinary tract infections - why we get them, how to treat them. by Anne Siegel. What women 57 really want­ more jewelry! A WAITING CHILD Adoption information from the Coalition for Children in Page 32. 58 Families, Inc.

CALENDAR Amonth's worth of entertainment events, seminars, art exhibits and more. by Julie Wichman.

SPEAKING OUT Why "feminist" is not a dirty word. by Barbara Eckl.

Farm kids feel 64 drought stress, too. Page 18. FEATIJRFS GIVING THE AX What happens when you're forced to fire someone? Personnel managers tell how to get the message across without damaging an employee'S self respect. by 22 Maureen Mecozzi.

MOVE OVER, MIDAS Diamonds can still be a girl's best friend when dressing for success. by Anne Siegel. 32 WEEP NOT FOR THE EMPTY NEST A mother discovers that it's a mixed blessing when her grown-up chick returns to roost. by Barbara Salsini. 43 NANNY: THE BEST FRIEND A FAMILY EVER HAD? A look at both sides of the cradle, from the nanny's perspective and the family's point of view. byJacquelyn 45 Mitchard. 83.

Volume 2, Number 7 October 1988

LETTERS Fan mail from near and afar. FALL ARTS PREVIEW Highlights of the season's best 4 events in music, dance, theater, art and womenarts. 25 by Anne Siegel. FROM THE EDITOR A preview of what's inside this month's issue. 6 CAR BUYER'S GUIDE: WHAT EVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW How to get the best deal on the car you STATE OF THE HEART A heartwarming tale of enduring want, plus a preview of the 1989 models. by Dan Vnuk. Halloween traditions. by jacquelyn Mitchard. 32 7 KEEPING THE FAITH Lillian Boese, executive director of BILLBOARD A lively round-up of support groups and the Zoological Society of Milwaukee County, tells of the painful activities from around the state. by Ann Angel. controversy that rocked her life. by Anne Siegel. 9 41 FINANCE Awindfall can be like pennies from heaven, but only if you know how to invest it correctly. by Paul Strassels. 10 BUSINESS Super saleswomen tell how they got to the top ­ and why they believe sales offers a sky's-the-limit opportunity for women. by R. T. Both. 11

LEGISLATION It's true. Just one vote - yours - can make a difference on election day. by Hannah Rosenthal. 13 Car-buyinS tips. Page 32 CHILDREN'S HEALTH Find out which sports are right for your child. by john G. Thometz, M.D. and Pamela Balfanz. 14

HEALTH Are mammograms necessary before 50? Two experts debate the pros and cons. by Kathleen Winkler. COl'il1S u'ith Crisis. Page 41 16

SPORTS It's open season as women go a-hunting. by Dan Allegretti. 19 FOOD What's it like to live in a mansion and have a chef prepare your meals to order? First lady Sue Ann Thompson tells all. by Barbara Salsini. 21 STYLE Don't pull the rug out from under a good decorating idea - until you've tried a dhurrie. by judith Palmer. 44 PARENTING Why do children fear different things at different ages? An expert explains. by julie Wall. 47 GETAWAY Fantasy hotels compete with Hawaii's natural beauty. by Anne Siegel. 48 CALENDAR A month's worth of entertainment events, seminars, art exhibits and more. by Julie Wichman.

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Volume 2, Number 8 November 1988

LEITERS Fan mail from near and afar. BRING HOME THE JOY Clever decorating ideas to put you in step with the 4 holiday season. by Linda Brazill. EDITOR'S NOTES A preview of what's 29 inside this month's issue. 5 LAST DAYS OF THE CHIPPEWA A chapter in Wisconsin's history will soon come STATE OF THE HEART How to kick the to a close with the passing of the last remaining worry habit and live to tell about it. by full-blooded Chippewa Indians. When they are Jacquelyn Mitchard. 6 gone, who will be left to tell the stories that have sustained their people for generations? by Jacquelyn Mitchard. BILLBOARD Want to help your fellow man? Here are some volunteer agencies that 38 can use a helping hand.by Ann Angel. TO ROBERT REDFORD, WITH 8 LOVE A young journalist-turned-mother A scene to discovers that coming home to Wisconsin FINANCE Make the new tax laws work to your advantage. by Paul soften even proved easier said than done. Strassels. by Kris Radish. 10 Scrooge's heart. 44 LEGISLATURE Get ready for another round of debates on the Page 22. ERA. by Hannah Rosenthal. 12 FOCUS Meet four women who volunteer their time and talents to BOOKS When our grandmothers got fed up with playing a passive make the holidays brighter for others. role in society, some of them took to the hills. by Jocelyn Riley. 49 15 BUSINESS You've seen the catalogues for mail-

Volume 2, Number 9 December 1988

LEITERS Complaints, comments and from our congratulations readers. 4 EDITOR'S NOTES What gifts you'll discover in this month's SCRAPS One woman's nostalgic journey through her bittersweet issue. memories of Christmases past. by Barbara Monroe. 5 24 STATE OF THE HEART A heartwarming tale of Christmas PARTYING WITH THE PROS 'Tis the season of merriment, cheer. by Jacquelyn Mitchard. and a good caterer can turn your corporate luncheon, office party 6 or at-home dinner party into a showstopping event. Here's how. bv Anne Sieger. BOOKS After reading Sara Rath's clever and engaging book, 34 ¥ou'll gain new respect for Wisconsin's ubiquitous bovines. tTy Ann Angel. 8 EMPTY ARMS The season of joy can also bring feelings of anger, guilt and loneliness to divorced mothers who won't be spending the holidays with their children. How can a long-distance BILLBOARD Support groups parent still share the excitement of the holidays with her children? and other items of interest. by Anne Siegel. by Ann Angel. 47 10 FINANCE Changing jobs? STYLE Antique jewelry can Check the benefits package first conjure images of romance, - or you could lose more than sophistication and femininity. you gain. by Paul Strassels. Splurge for the real thing, or 12 invest in some dazzling reproductions to brighten your BUSINESS From clever toys wardrobe. by Judith Palmer. to communication devices for the' disabled, female inventors are 28 turning ideas into profitable FOOD Readers share recipes products. Meet some successful for their favorite holiday cookies. Wisconsin inventors. by Barbara Salsini. by R. T. Both. 40 14 FOCUS Meet four women who reap spiritual rewards from practicing their faith and exploring their cultural heritage. 17 HEALTH There's a thin line between "social drinking" and "alcoholism." As more women cross into the danger zone, SPORTS Take your aerobics workout outdoors this winter and treatment programs designed especially for women offer help. by try cross-country skiing. Here's how to put your best ski forward, Dr. Mary Capelli-Schellpfeffer. plus tips on where to go. by Dan Allegretti. 44 19 LEGISLATURE In this season of caring for others, we examine CALENDAR A month's worth the most devastating women's issue: poverty. by Hannah of entertainment events, Rosenthal. 22 seminars, art exhibits and more. by Julie Wichman. 52 SPEAKING OUT Can rape be forgiven? The case of Green Bay Packers player Mossy Cade puts this issue in the spotlight. tTy Barbara Eckl. 56 86. ___ a magazine of feminism, spirituali t~ and politics ower Fall, 1988

PROFILES: "Science and Technology" Dr. Candace Pert:'Bodymind: by Nancy Griffith-Marriott 22 Elizabeth Rauscher: "Reflections of a Nuclear Physicist~...... 16 Las Enjarradoras:"The Women Builders of New Mexico: by Anita Rodriguez , 30 The Grandmothersofplaza De Mayo:"Genetics and Justice: by Rita Arditti U Patricia Witt:1ntegrating Science and Spirituality" 71 Janice Guthrie:"The Health Resource" 76

ARTICLES Technology atthe l'urnin8 Point: The Chalice OrThe Blade, by Riane Eisler 6 Thinkina Globally, Ae:tins I.oeally, by Hazel Henderson 13 page 33 The ScienceofNature as Sacred, by Vandana Shiva : 18 Guatemala's Medicinal PlantProject. by Lidia M Giron...... 33 From Healing Herbs to Deadly Drugs, by Marti Kheel 34 The FeminizationofFlU'IIlins inNicaragua, by Sieglinde S. Snapp 37 Apollo"s Eye View, by Chellis Glendinning 45 Women,Technology andthe Global Economy, by Mimi Madura S3 The Feminist FaceofComputerTechnology, by Jill Lippitt 56 Medical Science Without Cruelty toAnimals, by Dona Spring 58 WhatThe King Can NotSee, by Gena Corea &2 Powerand Choice, by Raquel Bauman 67 Women's Hunger and Feeding Ourselves, by Becky Thompson 78

ARTWORK/PHOTOG~HY

Artwork, by Shan Goshorn 5 page 47 Artwork, by Darlene Pucillo, Dierdre Luzwick, Lynn Randolph, Jim-Ann Howard, and Sandra Stanton 45, 46, ~7,", ~', 50 Photoessay:"A Continuura: Women and Technology: by Gail Bryan 51, 51 Artwork, by Susan Morrill 82. Photography, by Gail Bryan inside front and bllCkcovCl'll

DEPARTMENTS FROM THE EDITOR, by Char McKee ~ ANNOUNCEMENTS, PUBUCATIONS, CLASSIFIEDS, NETWORKS, WORKSHOPS/CLASSES, EVENTS~ 88,8'), ')0 THE CAULDRON: New Women's Works '1 NOTICES '1 THEME RESOURCES: Science and Technology '3 PATHS OF THE HEART: "Awakening to Our EcolOgical Self; by Joanna Macy ,~

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Issue Eleven woman of power J 87. Woman'sArtJournal

Vol. 9No. 2 Fall 1988 / Winter 1989

• One Point Perspective, by Elsa Honig Fine 2

ISSUES AND INSIGHTS • Monastic Artists and Educators of the Middle Ages, by Therese B. McGuire, S.S.J 3

PORTRAITS • Sofonisba Anguissola's Early Sketches, by Ilya Sandra Perlingieri 10 • Victoria Dubourg: The Other Fantin-Latour, by Elizabeth Kane 15 • Theresa Bernstein, by Patricia M. Burnham 22 • Jeanne Mammen, by Katharina Sykora , 28 • Peggy Bacon's Pastel and Charcoal Caricature Portraits, by Roberta K. Tarbell...... 32 • Athena Tacha's Cosmocentric Sculpture and Contemporary Public Art, by Erika Doss 38

REVIEWS • Feminist Aesthetics, edited by Gisela Ecker; Framing Feminism, edited by Griselda Pollock and Rozsika Parker. Reviewed by Natalie Boymel Kampen 45 • Women Artists and the Surrealist Movement, by Whitney Chadwick. Reviewed by Janet Kaplan 47 • Women Art Educators, edited by Enid Zimmerman and Mary Ann Stankiewicz; Women Art Educators II, edited by Mary Ann Stankiewicz and Enid Zimmerman. Reviewed by Renee Sandell ...... 49 • Idols ofPerversity: Fantasies ofFeminine Evil in Fin-De-Siecle Culture, by Bram Dijkstra. Reviewed by Julie Anne Springer , 50

• BOOKS AND CATALOGUES RECEIVED Reviewed by Amy Fine Collins, Sibyl James, and John Loughery 52 Contributon xi

88. Preface xvii Elaine Hoffman Baruch Amadeo F. D'Adamo, Jr. Joni Seager

Introduction: Women's Healtb and tbe New Reproductive Tecbnologles 1 Mary Sue Henifin

Reproductive Tecbnologies: The Two Sides of tbe Glass Jar 9 Amadeo F. D'Adamo, Jr. The Physiology of Reproduction 10 Noncoital Fertilization 14 Success Rate and Costs 16 Other Techniques 18 Implications of the New Technologies 20 Pre-implantation Diagnosis and Its Implications 22 Embryonic Tissue and Biological Personhood 26

In Vitro Fertilization, GIFT and Related Tecbnologles­ Hope in a Test Tube 31 Patricia M. McShane Human Fertility and Infertility 31 In Vitro Fertilization Procedures 34 Pregnancy Outcomes 38 Embryos, Ethics, Success Rates 39 and Women's Rights Freezing of Eggs and Embryos 42 GIFT and Other Reproductive Technologies 43 The Future of Reproductive Technology 44

Women & Health Fetal Imaging and Fetal Monitoring: finding Volume 13, Numbers 1/2 tbe Etblcal Issues 47 Caroline Whitbeck 1988 Power, Certainty, and tbe Fear of Deatb S9 Rebecca Sarah

A Sbort Answer to "Who Decides?" 73 William Ruddick

What tbe King Can Not See 77 Gena Corea

Reproductive Tecbnology and tbe Commodlftcatlon ofUfe 9S Barbara Katz Rothman

Moral P1oneen: Women, Men and Fetuses on a Frontier of Reproductive Tecbnology 101 Rayna Rapp In the Laboratory 105 Genetic Counselors 106 During Counseling 107 At Home 108 Positive Diagnosis 110 Paradoxes of Disability 111 Refusers 113

In Vitro Fertilization and Gender Politics 117 Judith Lorber New Reproductive Techniques 119 The IVF Experience 121 IVF: Treatment of Choice? 123 Conclusion 126 89. A Womb of His Own 135 E/aine Hoffman Baruch

Psychological Effects of the New Reproductive Technologies 141 Eleanor Schuker

Brave New Baby In the Brave New World 149 Betty Jean Lifton

In Vitro Fertilization: Ethical Issues 155 Thomas A. Shannon I. Ethical Issues Specific to the Technology of IVF 155 II. Broader Ethical Issues t6t Conclusion 164

Moral ReOections on the New Technologies: A Catholic Analysis· 167 Ronald D. Lawler

Procreative Liberty. Embryos. and Collaborative Reproduction: A Legal Perspective 179 John A. Robertson Embryos, Ethics, The Constitutional Status of a Right to Procreate IRO and Women's Rights Embryo Status 11\2 Family and Rearing Issues IRS lql The Reification of Reproduction Women & Health 193 Conclusion Volume 13, Numbers 1/2 Problems in Commercialized Surrogate Mothering 195 R. Alta Charo 1988 (Continued) Reproductive Technologies and tbe Bottom Line 203 Tabitha Pow/edge

Technology, Power and the State 211 J. A. Mazzeo Prenatal Screening and Discriminatory Attitudes About Disability n 7 Marsha Saxton

Eugenics: New Tools, Old Ideas 225 Ruth Hubbard What Is Eugenics? 226 Nazi Eugenics 228 Prenatal Diagnosis 231

Women and Reproductive Technologies: A Partially Annotated Bibliography 237 Donna M. Cirasole Joni Seager Preface 237 I. General Information 238 II. Law and Policy Considerations 246 III. Individual Technologies 248 IV. Further Preferences 255 Government Policy and Women's 90. Health Care: The Swedish Alternative

EDITORAL OVERVIEW 1 Gunnela Westlander, PhD

General Facts on Sweden 3 Geography and Climate 3 The People 3 Language 4 Natural Resources 4 Industry, Foreign Trade and the Economy 5 Labor Market, Income Levels and Social Welfare 5 Parliamentary Democracy 7

TECHNICAL ARTICLES Women's Health and Women's Work in Health Services: What Statistics Tell Us 9 Women & Health Birgina Hedman, PhD Volume 13, Numbers 3/4 Eva Herner, BSc Population Changes and Occupational Activity 11 Care of Children 13 1988 The Health of Women as Compared to Men 15 Lost Work Days and Other Social Indicators of Health 20 Survey of Living Condition Findings 21 The Work Environment and Occupational Injuries 24 Female Diseases and Reproduction 26 Cancer 29 Women's Use of the Medical Services 29 Women's Contribution to the Health Care Services 32 Some Comments on the Statistics 32 Reproductive Health and Reproductive Freedom: Maternal Health Care and Family Planning in the Swedish Health System 35 Kajsa Sundstrom-Feigenberg, MD Health Care During Pregnancy 37 Statistics 41 Family Planning 45 Parenthood Education 51 Reproductive Health and Reproductive Freedom 54

Gynecology and Sexuality in Middle-Aged Women 57 Anita Hagstad, MD, PhD Introduction 57 Gynecology 58 Sexuality Among Women in Their Forties 74

Health Hazards Related to Ergonomic Work Conditions 81 Asa Kilborn, MD Elisabet Broberg, BSc ~~~~~ ~ Manufacturing Industry 88 Service Sector and Offices 91 91.

Swedish Women and New Technology 95 Gunnela Westlander, PhD Bjorn Magnusson, BA Human Consequences of New Technology 98 Women's Place in the Labor Market 101 Experiences with Computer Technology . 105 Educational and Training Needs 107 Upgrading or Downgrading in Own Future Work 110

Women, Work and Compute" 117 Gunilla Bradley, PhD Introduction 117 Computerization, the Work Environment and Social Action: Governmental Responses 118 Differential Effects of Computerization on the Health of Women and Men 120 The RAM Project - A Short Presentation and Discussion of Its Implications for Social Programs 121 Personal Conclusions and Recommendations on How Women Government PoUcy and Can Influence Working Life and Computerization 128 Women's Health Care: The Swedish Alternative SOCIAL STRUCTURE AND BACKGROUND The Gotland House: Family Relations Through Four Volume 13, Numbers 3/4 Generations in Rural Sweden 133 Berit Larsson as told to Hanna Olson 1988 Violence Against Women 151 (Continued) Bamro Ottoson Hindberg Scope of the Problem 152 Parliamentary Programs 152 Agencies for Support and Assistance 153 The Batterer 156 The Neglected Children 157 Related Preventive Measures 157 The Future 158

SOCIAL ESSAYS The Organization of Work in Sweden 159 Boel Carlsson

Affirmative Action by Labor Unions to Increase Equality in the Work Environment 167 Anita Petterson The Continuing Invisibility of Women's Work 168 Women Traffic Officers: A Case Example 169 The Quest for Equality 171 Different Working Conditions Lead to Equality 173

The Power Over Medical Research 175 Anita Gradin Power Over Research in Sweden Today 176

• 92. Women & Politics

Volume 8 Number 1 1988

CONTENTS

ARTICLES Neofcminism in Yugoslavia: A Closer Look 1 Barbara Jancar

Marxism and Feminism in the USSR: Irreconcilable Differences? 31 Nonna C. Noonan

The Political Opportunity of Women Candidates for the U.S. House of Representatives in 1984 51 Barbara C. Burrell

Gender Differences and the Political Orientations of Southern College Students 69 Sue Tolleson Rinehart

BOOK REVIEWS J¥hy ERA Failed: Politics, Women's Rights, and the Amending Process ofthe Constitution, by Mary Francis Berry 87 Reviewed by Irwin N. Gertzog

Feminism and Political Theory, edited by Judith Evans 89 Reviewed by Linda Zerilli

American Women and Political Participation, by Karen Beckwith 92 Reviewed by Kristi Andersen

About the Contributors 95 93. Wotnen ~

Volume 7 Number 1 1988

CONTENTS

EDITORIAL Esther D. Rothblum Women's Ways ofKnowing: The Development ofSelf, Voice Ellen Cole and Mind, by Mary F. Belenky, Blythe McVicker Oinchy, Nancy Rule Goldberger, and Jill Mattuck Tarule 135 Group Treatment of Sexual Abuse Among Women with Eating Reviewed by Cathryn Adomsky Disorders 5 Ann Kearney-Cooke Exploding into Life, text by Dorothea Lynch, photographs by Eugene Richards 138 The Birth Mother: A Feminist Perspective for the Helping Reviewed by BaTboro Rosenblum Professional 23 Maxine 1. Weinnb Female Psychology: A Partiolly Annotated Bibliography, Bionca Cody Murphy edited by Carol Dilling and Barbara L. Oaster 141 Reviewed by Sandra Yingling The Importance of Understanding the Her-story of Women 37 Jane Price Suicide Attempts in Rejected Women 49 GerolJl W. Grumet On Doing Research with Adult Incest Survivors: SOme Initial Thoughts and Considerations 73 Carla Castor-Lewis Enmeshed in Pain: Counseling the Lesbian Battering Couple 81 Elaine Leeder Women's Issues in Psychotherapy: Training for Mental Health Professionals 101 Normo Gray Ton; Altermon Ellen Litmon Women's "Dependency" in a Male-Centered Value System: Gender-Based Values Regarding Dependency and Independence 113 Rachel Josefowitz Siegel LETTERS TO THE EDITORS 125 BOOK REVIEWS Role-ShorinB Marrillge, by Audrey D. Smith and William J. Reid 129 Reviewed by Nancy K. Schlossberg VICtims ofSexual Aggression: Treatment ofClUldnn, Women and Men, edited by Irving R. Stuart and Joanne G. Greer 132 Reviewed by Clare G. Holznuln 94. WOMENARTISTSNEWS

Volume 13 No.3 CONTENTS Fall 1988

WOMEN AT THE CUTnNG EDGE 3 Introduction by Lynn Zelevansky 4 The Real Politics of Lorna Simpson by Lenore Malen 5 Glasnost, Photography Style: Ruth Morgan and Holly Roberts by Leah Oilman 7 Rosemarie Trockel: Images Without Explication by Jennifer Wells 9 Women in Performance by Martha Wilson 11 Video Work ofIris Batsry by Laura Hopunan 13 Dance: Anne Teresa de Keersmaeker by Joan Acocella 15 Roberta Allen Emerges as a Writer by Margaret Ann Escher 17 Linda Shearer Interviewed

MISCELLANY 19 NMWA's Spotlight on the States by Joanne L. Schweik Texas Letters 21 Publisher Disclaims Tokenism ArtFBI 22 Iona Pear Dance Company by Suzanne Matsuo Women's Spaces Lose NEA Funding

EXHIBITIONS 24 National Museum of Women in the Arts: Camille Claudel, Lily Spandorf, and Zuka reviewed by Nancy Cusick 25 Berenice D'Vorzon "'Yesterday: Renections on Childhood'" "Autobiography: In Her Own Image" reviewed by Cassandra Langer 28 Elsie Palmer Payne'"Diversity and Presence" reviewed by Devorah L. KnafC 29 Boston Women at AJ.R. reviewed by Rena Hansen'Jon Swan 30 600 Years of Asian Women Artists 31 Diane Torr reviewed by Tre Roberts

CONFERENCES & CELEBRATIONS 32 New Haven History Month by Ann R. Langdon Colloquium of Societ)' for Photographic Education by Rena Hansen

BOOK REVIEW 33 The State ofthe Art by Arthur C. Danto, reviewed by Rena Hansen

34 WOMEN IN THE NEWS 35 ALMANAC 39 EVENTS &. SPECIAL PROGRAMS OPPORTUNITIES & SLIDE CALLS 40 LETTERS WOMEN 95.

\VORK: .. IN THIS ISSUE

From the editor's desk: Foreword I Key role of trade unions in promoting equality 2

WOMEN WORKERS AND TRADE UNIONS IN A CHANGING WORLD 4 The ILO, workers' education and women workers 4 Women in the labour force, 1980-86 8 Women's work -Occupational distribution 15 Trends in female unemployment in the EEC 20

THE WORLD TRADE UNION MOVEMENT PROMOTES EQUALITY 24 International trade union organisations 24 WFTU: Problems of working women 24 The ICFTU and the promotion of equal opportunities 27 WCL action programme on women workers 30 Interview with Mr. Hassan A. Sunmonu, General Secretary, OATUU 32 International trade secretariats: 33 Public Services International 34 World Confederation of Organisations of the Teaching Professions 35 International Textile, Garment and Leather Workers' Federation 35 International Federation of Commercial, Clerical, Professional and Technical Employees 36 International Federation of Chemical, Energy and General Workers' Unions 37 Women's membership in trade unions in Western Europe 38 Organising women workers in developing countries 38

WOMEN'S CHANGING ROLE IN TRADE UNIONS AT THE NATIONAL LEVEL 41 Australia 41 Canada 42 China 45 German Democratic Republic 46 Italy 47 Mongolia 47 Pakistan 48 48 South Africa 49 Sweden 52 USSR 53 55 Unites States 56

THE ILO AND WORKERS' ORGANISATIONS 58 Increasing attention to women in ILO workers' activities 58 ILO standards and trade unions 60 FRAN P. HOSKEN EDITOR 96. WIN 187 GRANT STREET WOMEN'S LEXINGTON, MA 02173 USA TEL 617·882·9431 INTERNATIONAL VOL. 14 NO.4 NETWORK AUTUMN 1988

READER'S GUIDE

1 EDITORIAL: INFORMATION THE KEY FOR CHANGE 2 6 WOMEN AND THE UNITED "lATIONS UN Information Kit on Women II Women News ~NSTRAW:International Research and Training Inst1tute for the Advancement of Women: US Council for INSTRAW II INSTRAW News and Activities UNRISD: UN Reasearch Institute for Social Development UN SECRETARIAT: Discrimination against Women continues - Report ILO: International Labor Office - "WOMEN AT WORK" UNESCO: Representation of Women in Higher Education - a survey. IIEquali_ ty of Opportunity in Vocational Education 7 10 WOMEN AND DEVELOPMENT UNDP - United Nations Development Program :Achievement Report on Women WOMEN, WORK AND DEVELOPMENT series by ILO CECI - Centre Canadien d'Etudes et de Cooperation International II IVS - International Voluntary Services II ~ International Cenbrell The Interrelati~nship between Education and Fertility RESOURCES: Institute for Housing Studies - NetherlandsllWomen's Tribunell OEF International II Publications on Women & Development 11 20 WOMEN AND HEALTH HEALTH EDUCATION I TRAINING: IDT - Institute for Development Training Focus on Women 77 Courses in International Health: Boston University II WHO -World Health Organization Atlas Nutrition MOTHER AND CHILD HEALTH: Philippines - Maternal Health Statistics and Reality; Women's Health Movement II Pacific Basin MCH Resource Center­ Guam IIHealthy Mothers have Healthy Babies II Infant Death-Rate a Natio­ nal Disgrace in USA II Films on Pregnancy - Childbirth etc WOMEN'S HEALTH: US National Institute of Health -A Century of Progress II Cervical Cap approved in USA II Unnecessary Hysterectomies in USA II US: Artificial Insemination not controlled IIPMS - Pre Menstrual Syndrome - Access PREGNANCY AND ABORTION: High unplanned Pregnancy rate in USA II Int. Re­ ference Ctr for Abortion Research II Int. Developments in Abortion Law 1977-88 II ALRA - Ab. Law Reform Assoc. UK II New Abortion Pill intro­ duced in UK II Amendment restricting Abortion defeated in UK II USSR: Chilling Abortion Statistics and Health Conditions 21 26 FEMALE CIRCUMCISION : GENITAL AND SEXUAL MUTILATION IAC : Inter African Committee on Traditional Practices Affecting the ~ealth of Women and Children US AID - US Agency for Int. Development Cable to African Missions ~Cam ai n to Abolish Female Genital Mutilation : PROGRESS REPORT IAC Somalia International Seminar Burkina Faso Sem1nar on Exc1sionl Actions in WIE Africa II The Universal Childbirth Picture Book Addition on Excision I Infibulation widely used II Letters from African CBPB users on Grassroots level II Summary and Outlook 27 30 WOMEN AND VIOLENCE INDIA: Crimes Against Women II Rape in MALAYSIA II SOUTH PACIFIC: Wife ~widespreadllUK -Oxford University Sexual Harassment 77 BRITAIN: Little Change of Police treatment of Rape Victims II USA: Business start actions against family violence II "Response" against victimization of Women - magazine 31 35 WOMEN AND MEDIA INTERNATIONAL: WIDF Peace & Freedom IIWINGS- Women's Int. News Gatherinq Service IINetwork News Global Link IIFFIN - Feminist Futures Int. Netw. ATLANTIS -A Women's Studies Journal LATIN AMERICA: La Mala Vida IIMujer - FEMPRESS II CENDOC Mujer Peru II Red de Educacion Popular entre Mujeres - Ecuador Women and Environments - CANADA EUROPE: Women in Europe II Women oT Berlin IIInformation for the Woman II Chronique Feministe II Spare Rib IIWomen's News Ireland Asian Women Workers - HONGKONG II TANZANIA Media Women IISistership AUSTRALIA II Women Broadcasters USA II Women make Movies II Resources II Directory of Women's Media IluSIA discriminates II Women's Times II Women's Studies Quarterly FRAN P. HOSKEN WIN EDITOR 97. 187 GRANT STREET W 0 M E·'N 's LEXINGTON, MA 02173 INTERNATIONAL USA TEL 817·882·9431 VOL. 14 NO.4 ..,ETWORK AUTUMN 1988

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36 42 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD ; MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA IRAQ : Women in the Labor Force - Report by Gen. Federation of Iraqi Wom. WEST AFRICA: "Sex Roles, Population and Development" Study edited by Christine Oppong - sponsored by UNFPA NORTHERN NIGERIA: Status of Women in Islamic Nigeria GHANA : Where are our Women Leaders ? asks OBAA SIMA Magazine for Women ~Family Planning Program uses Theater SOMALIA: Women's Research and Documentation Unit ~: Bride Price Extortion among Kenya's Elite 43 59 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD : ASIA AND PACIFIC ~ : Asian' Pacific Dev. Centre Women in Dev. Program IIRepressive Religious Groups a threat to Women's Rights IIAsian Women's Institute ~ : Mother Teresa Women's University S India Ils.N.D.T. University for Women, Bombay II Textbook Revisions - New Education Policy IlsEWA­ Self Employed Womens Assoc. Nationally and Internat. recognized MALAYSIA: Nat. Clearinghouse on Women' Dev.11 4 Feminists still jailed PAKISTAN: Women's Struggle for Legal Rights under Muslim Bills CHINA : Old Traditions revive - forced marriage and prostitution JAPAN: Japanese Women - Third Class Citizens - a survey II National Wo­ --men's Education Centre II Resources II Childcare and Working Mothers KOREA: Male Chauvinistic Cultureal Attitudes II Equal Employment Act NEWZEALAND : Sexist Language "Cleaned" from Broadcasting AUSTRALIA : "Different Lives" - the rise of Feminism 60 66 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD ; EUROPE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY: Child Care and Equal Opportunity II Women's Lobby GERMANY : Anti-Discrimination Law proposed by GREENS • BRITAIN: Equal Opportunity Commission II Victory for Women in Battle for Equal Pay II Child Care neglected :"Worst of Europe" FRANCE: Few Women in the Government II Family Policies IChildcare HUNGARY : The Labor Market Position of Women GREECE: Mediterranean Women's Institute activities ITALY : Women in the New Italian Government 67 73 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD ; AMERICAS COLOMBIA : Equality before the Law and in Society LATIN AMERICA: Mujeres Campesinas - FAO research study IIBibliography CANADA : Canadian Advisory Council on the Status of women : Women , Power- Conference Report: Guide on Parental Leave: Women's Directory: Mt. St. Vincent University Halifax serves Women - Inst. Women Studies USA: Federal Offices that address Women's Issues lIThe American Woman 88­ ---89: A Status Report II Family Leave Legislation IIElection '88 , Womenll Women lack Institutional and Government Represenation, SMEAL report II Women Work' Age-Fact Sheet II Abortion a Campaign Issue II ResourceslConferences :Wellesley Center II Berkshire Conference on His~' tory 77 Nat. Women's Studies Conference II Bunting Institute Fellowships II·Historical Collection of Women's Studies on Microfilm 74 80 INFOR~TION OF INTEREST : INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE: Women and the Economy : Building International Linkages - INSTRAW and Mt. St. Vincent Univ. IPearson Inst. Canada, Halifax. GLOBAL DIRECTORY of Women's Organizations implementing Population Strategy Fourth Internat. Interdisciplinary Conference, NY 1990 II World Popula­ tion to reach 8 Billion IIInterdependence between Women and Men Report II Center for Partnership Studies II Yearbook of Int. Organizations II Status of Women threatened by Male religious leadership,RABBI LETTERS No by L. Rossini II World Assoc.of Women Entrepreneurs II COUNTRY RANKINGS of the STATUS OF WOMEN : Briefing Paper 'CHART by Population Crisis Committee - poverty results from women's oppression 98.

CONTENTS

1 Elizabeth Lunbeck Domadc 1)Tuny: The Milking of AmeriauI Sod8I Policy apinst FunDy Violence from C01oniaI Thnes to the Present by E/iQJbeth PIeck; Heroes of ...... Own Uws: The PoUtics and HIstory of FIunIIy VIolence, Boston 1880-1960 by Lindo Gotdon 4 Letters 5 Carolyn Heilbrun Nona: De Rat Ufe of MoDy Bloom by IJrerrdo Maddox 6 Anne Higonnet Camille: The Ute of 0unII1e Claudel, Rodin's Muse and Mistress by Reine-Marie ~ 0unIIIe aaodd by Reine-Marie Pt:uis

8 Nancy Mairs Black Sheep and KissIng Cousins: How Our FIunIIy Stories Shape Us by El~beth Stone

9 Lillian S. Robinson The World of Our Mothers: De Uws of Jewish ImmIgnmt Women by Sydney Stohl ~nbeTg

11 Linda Simon Mama Day by GloriD Naylor 11-14 . INDEX 10 VOWME FIVE 12 Ruth R Striegel-Moore Fasting Girls: De Emergence of Anoraia Nervosa as a Modern Di8eIIse by Joan Jacobs BrumbeTg

13 Ann Witham Regaladng the Uws of Women: Sodal WelfIW PoIky from Colonial 'Thnes to tbe Present byMimi Abtrzmovitz; The PolItics of Sod8I Policy In the United States edited by Margaret JJ8J; Ann ShoIo Orloffand Thedo Skocpol

15 Marl Jo Ruhle Bread Upon the Waters by RO'Je Pesotta 16 Julie Wheelwright WorkIng for victory? ...... of Women In the FInt Wortd \lV, 1914-1911 by DitIno CondeI/ and Jean Liddiard; Out of the caae: \lOmen's Experlenees In 1Wo World \lWn by Gail Bnzybon and It!nny Summerfteld; ...... of WOID8IIn IWceudWIr: CrosI-CaItural Penpectms edited bySharon MacDono/d, ftIt Holden and Shirley Ardener

18 'Dlni E. Barlow Personal Voices: ChineIe Women In the 19101 byEmily Honig andGail Hershatter

19 Jacquetine Lapidus Sewing (Pbem) ., I.· .. ':· r 20 Leah Fritz PENIntemalional Writers' ~ 1988 "

21 Jan Garden Castro GeortIa O'Keeffe: Art ud Letters CUIfI1Sd by Jade COIUtand Juan Hamilton. lettI!ts se/ected by SanJIt Greenough; GeoqIa ()'Keeffe: ODe HIIIldred )1cJwen edited byNtchoIos ColItrway

Our LiItbIa ofBooks Recebed wID retarD lISt month CONTENTS 99.

.1 Allison Heisch From "Fair Sex" to Feminism: Sport and the Socialization of Women in the Industrial and Post-Industrial Eras edited by JA Mangan and Roberta 1 Park; Playing the Game: Sport and the Physical Emancipation of English Women, 1870-1914 by Kathleen E McCrone; Out of Bounds: Women, Sport and Sexuality by Helen Lenskyj

5 Letters 5 Alice Echols The Sisterhood: The True Story Behind the Women's Movement by Marcia Cohen

7 Sherri Paris Missing Beauty: A True Tale of Murder and Obsession by Teresa Carpenter 9 Maureen T. Reddy Only the Rivers Run Free: Northern Ireland, the Women's \\V by Eileen Fairweather, Roisin McDonough andMelanie McFadyean; The Female Line: Northern Irish Women Writers edited by Ruth Hooley; Give Them Stones by Mary Beckett

10 Nicole Hollander Frustration by Claire Bretecher

11 Lisa Alther Rereading Doris Lessing: Narrative Patterns of Doub6ng and Repetition by Claire Sprague; Doris Lessing: The Alchemy of Survival edited by Carey Kaplan and Ellen Cronan Rose

12 D.S. Oliver Tho Wheels and a Taxi: A Slightly Daft Adventure in the Andes by Vuginia Urrutia; Nothing to Declare: Memoirs of a Woman Thlveling Alone by Mary Morris

14 Joan Jacobs Bromberg Brought to Bed: Childbearing in America by Judith Walzer Leavitt; Mothers and Medicine: A Social History of Infant Feeding, 1890-1950 by Rima D. Apple

16 Thni McNaron My Father's House: A Memoir of Incest and Healing by Sylvia Fraser; The Courage to Heal: A Guide for Women Survivors of Sexual Abuse by Ellen Bass and Laura Davis

17 Eleanor M. Miller The Thlpped Woman: Catch 22 in Deviance and Control edited by Josifina figueira-McDonough and Rosemary Sorri

18 Debra Bruce She Promises Hun (Poem)

19 Jessica Greenbaum· The Imperfect Paradise by Linda Pastan; Fr1uneless Wmdows, Squares of Light by Cathy Song

20 Alice H. Cook Women, Work and Family 23 Books Received 100.

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1 Penny Johnson 1snIeI, the Embattled Land: JewIsb and ...... n Women 1lIIk aboat Tbeir Lhes.by Beota Lipman '

4 I.ettm 5 Elizabeth Hess Pieasso: Creator and Destroyer by Arionno Srassinopou/as Hl4ffington 7 Linda Gordon Women Adrift: Independent WIle Earners III Cbkago, 1880-1930 by Joanne J. Meyerowitz.

9 Ruth Perry Subject to Cbuge: ReadIng FeminIst WritIaI by Nancy K Miller

10 Arlene Kaplan Daniels CuttIDg the Mustard: A8irmatlve Adion and the Nature of Excellence by Marjorie Hein.s; Women of Aaldeme: Outsiders In the Sacftd Grove by Nadya Aifenbetg and Mona Harrington

12 Sara Paretsky MUTderous Stereotypes The Women in Ml!!''s Mysteries 14 Betsy Stanko Her Wits About Her: SeIf·Defense Success Stories by Women edited by Denise Caignon and Gail Gfl1IIf!S,' "Nefti' Called It Rape: The Ms. Report on Recognizing, Flghting and Sunmng Date and tkqualntance Rape by Robin Wanhaw

15 Clare Colquitt The Letters of Edith Wharton edited by R. Jv.B Lewis and Nancy 1Lwis 16 Monica Barron Letters from tire Midwest (Poem) 17 Hazel v. Carby WrltIna Red: An Anthology of American Women Writers, 1930-1940 edited by Chorlottl! Nekolo and Paula Rabinowitz.

19 Jan Lambertz The HIstory of ChIIdbood: De Untold Story of ChIld Abuse edited by Lloyd tkMtlIISI!

20 Barbara Rich A FrIend from England byAnita BrOOkner; BreathIDg Lessons by Anne 1jt/er 22 Francesca M. Cancian Drams of I.me and Fateful Encounters by EJheI Spector A!rson

23 Ann Lane Patrons and ~ Gender, Frlendsblp and WrItIng III Nlneteenth-Ceatory AmerIca edited by Shirley Marcholonis

24 Mary H. Moran IJfeHIstories of African Women edited by Patricio Jv. Romero

28 Books Recehed AN INTERDISCIPLINARY JOURNAL 101. WOMEN'S STUDIES

SPECIAL ISSUE From Amateur to Professional: American Women and Career in the Arts GUEST EDITOR

Lois Marie Ank

Volume 14, Number 4(1988)

WOMEN'S STUDIES

Introduction: From Amateur to Professional: American Women and Careers in the Arts 301 LOIS MARIE FINK Networking in Italy: Charlotte Cushman and 'The White Marmorean Flock' 305 SARA FOOSE PARRon Arbiter of Taste: Mrs. L.C. Tuthill and a Tradition of American Women Writers on Architecture, 1848·1913 339 LISA KOENIGSBERG Landscape Architecture and Gardens in the Cornish Colony: The Careers of Rose Nichols, Ellen Shipman and Francis Duncan 367 DEBORAH E. VAN BUREN Cecilia Beaux: a Career as a Portraitist 389 TARA L. TAPPERT Notes about Contributors 413 102. AN INTERDISCIPLINARY JOURNAL WOMEN'S STUDIES

Volume 15. Numbers 1-3 (1988)

SPECIAL ISSUE lAST lAUGHS Perspectives on Women and Comedy crEST EDITOR REGINA BARRECA

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Sylvia Nicole Hollander

Introduction Regina Barreca 3 Who Was That Masked Woman? The Prostitute and the Playwright in the Comedies of Aphra Behn Catherine Gallagher 23 Life After Sex: The Fictional Autobiography of Delariver ~vlanley Janet Todd 43 Jane Austen: Irony and Authority Rachel M. Brownstein Austen's Laughter Patricia Meyer Spacks 71 Deflation of Male Pretensions in Fanny Burney's Cecilia Kay Rogers 87 Volume 15. Numbers 1-3 (1988) ( Con tinued ) II 103.

Sylvia Nicole Hollander 97 Frances Miriam Whitchet: Social Satire in th~ Age ofGentility Linda A. Morris 99 Hate a?d Humo~as EP.1patheti~ Whirpsy!~ Anne Thacker~y Ritchie Carol HanberyMacKay 117

Between Women: A Cross-Class Analysis ofStatus and ,-­ Anarchic Humor Regenia Gagnier 135 Slaying the Angel and the Patriarch: The Grinning Woolf Denise Marshall -149 (En)gendering Laughter: WooIrs Orlando as Contraband in the Age ofJoyce Judy Little 179 Truth-Telling: The Self and the Fictions of Humor Mary Ann Ronson Caws 193

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Sylvia Nicole Hollander 201 Ironic Autobiography: From The Water/allto The Handmaid's Tale - Nancy Walker . - 203 Muriel Spark's Unknowing Fiction John Glavin 221 Metaphor-into-Narrative: Being Very Careful-with Words Regina Barreca 243 Uncommon Woman: An Interview with Wendy Wasserstein Esther Cohen 257 Feminist Humor: Rebellious and Self-Affirming - Lisa Merrill 271 Daughters of Anger/Material Girls:Con/Textualizing Feminist Criticism Jane Marcus 281 Towards a HumorOl~s View of the Universe Fay Weldon 309

About the Contributors 313 Index 317 . 104. Women's Studies Quarterly An Educatioaal Project of Tile Femioi8t Pres. at The City Uoiveniay of New York

Volume XVI Numbers 1 & 2 1988 CONTENTS

3 Editorial

VIEWPOINTS 6 President's Introductory Remarks, Berkshire Conference of Women's History, Wellesley College-June 19, 1987 Carroll Smith-Rosenberg 12 The New Scholarship on Afro-American Women Elizabeth Higginbotham and Sarah Walts 22 Sisterhood in International Perspective: Thoughts on Teaching Comparative Women's History Nancy Hewitt 33 Must Women's History Be Social History? Evelyn Edson

MAKING HISTORY PUBLIC 37 Making History in the Community Barbara Haber 46 The Transition from Archives to High School Classroom: Harvard Graduate School Summer Institute Frances Arick Kolb 51 Women's History in Public: ·Picture Brides" of Hawaii Alice Yun Chai 63 Exhibiting African-American Women's Lives: Learning through Doing Eileen Boris et al.

IN THE CLASSROOM 74 Women's History in Cross-Cultural Perspective Linda L. Johnson 87 The History of Sexuality in Britain and America, 1800-1975: Course Method and Bill of Rights Carolyn Stevens 97 Teaching Women's History in a Medical School: Challenges and Possibilities Susan E. Ca,leff 110 Precedent and Pedagogy: Teaching the History of Women in Latin America Francesca Miller 118 Women in History: Outstanding Women of Hawaii Barbara Bennett Peterson

RESOURCES 124 Computerized Literature Searching and the New Women's History Suzanne Hildenbrand 129 Primary Source Anthologies for Women's History: Selected Books in Print Susan E. Searing 140 Media Review: Legacies-Family History in Sound Nancy Hoffman 145 Newsbriefs 105.

A Feminist Journal for Women and Men

Volume 2 1988

Contents

RICHARD WARING Introduction v BARBARA CROOKER The Refugees 1 Paper Money 2 ALICIA GASPAR DE ALBA La Frontera 3 SAUL YURKlEVlCH Escapade 4 journey 5 Translated /ry Cola Franten ). P. JACOB Berlin East Looking West, a photograph 6 Story 7 JACQUELINE MOORE Miroslav 8 IVAN HoRAK Girl at a Masquerade, a photograph 11 JUAN CAMERON Seven 12 Translated /ry Cola Franten GEORGE WILLIM.I DoNALDSON Our Exodus, a memoir 13 LEITA HAGEMANN She Played with Ants Mosely 20 Bad Summer 21 BARNEY BUSH Going Over the Edge 2Z From Dreams of the Native 25 LUISA FUlORA..'lSKY Alone As Never 26 Approaching Break-ups 26 Arte Poetica 27 Translated /ry Cola Franten MARCIA SHEER Baby in Window, a photograph 28 P. B. PARRIS His Arms Are Full of Broken Things, a story 29 MARCIA SHEER Tunnel, a photograph 36 MARJORIE AooSIN Ithaca of Demons 37 Anne Frank and Us 39 Translated /ry Cola Franten

RENNY GOLDEN Guatemalan Exodus: Los Naturales 41 AMY UYEMATSU from the shaping of pine 44 december 7 always brings christmas early 46 SHARON SPENCER / Ellis Island: Then and Now, DENNIS TONER a photo-essay 48 MARTIN EsPADA Silent Segregation and Pride in Ignorance: Censorship of Puerto Rican Literature in the United Stares, an essay 52 BARBARA JORDAN Walking Into Tragedy 56 The Cannibals of Autumn 57 To Those Who Think About History 58

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NICOLETTE DE CSIPKAY The Tale of Hans and His Sister Wildrose, a nory 59 JEAN GoLDMAN Pair of Masks, a phorograph 77 DoN QUATRAlE Eh, Joy 78 Visual Studies 79 CAROLINE CROSBY "l covered my name and wrote" SO BROOKE HEARN "l got a chariey job tomorrow" 81 SANDRA SToREY A lot of Men 82 TONYMA!NE Summer, Detroit, a phorograph B4 MA-LEE RIDGE Acculturation: Caught "flefweenTwo Worlds, a memoir 85 LINDA THOMAS Margarito Stops Believing in God 89 The Home of Margariro's Parents 90 MARTHA CHIusnNA Columbus Day, Renamed 91 Words to FaI1 Asleep By 93 MARcIA SHEER Tree, a phocograph 94 J. MARTIN The Conversions 95 LILy DIAl Untided, a photograph 98 MAR,jORlE AGOSIN Women Artists in Chile: The Conscience of a Country in Crisis, an essay 99 PAZ ER.R.AZU\lJZ Untitled, a photograph 101 Lorn ROSENFELD Untitled, a phocograph 103 GREG FORD They Spoke Of Rain Today 105 HARLEN WELSH Figures In A Landscape 106 Ars longa, Vita Brevis 107 GAYLE ELEN HARVEY Dracula's Bride lOB HIlARYTHAM Excuses 109 KALAMU YA SAlAAM Another Level of Sweetness llO LilY DlAz Arquitectural Form 13, a photograph 11l KOSTA DEMOS Fixing the Roof 112 Between Things 113 RICHARD WARING Talking with My Father-in-Law in Upper Penninsula Michigan 114 Your Face ll5 ANTI.ER looking Through Baby Footprints ll6 EDIE FARWELL Haiku 117 JAYMEAo Leit Ladakh, a drawing 117 ROCHELLE OWENS Anthropologists at a Dinner Party ll8 TONYMA!NE Three photographs of Yemenites 120 GARGI R. SODOWSKY Marginality of Ethnic Immigrants, an essay 123 DANIEL H. SlSE Pine Lake, Big Bay, Michigan, a photograph 130 CONTIUBUTORS' NOTES 13l