WOMEN'S STUDIES LIBRARIAN
The University of Wisconsin System
EMINIST ERIODICALS A CURRENT LISTING OF CONTENTS
VOLUME 12, NUMBER 2 SUMMER 1992
Published by Phyllis Holman Weisbard Women's Studies Librarian University of Wisconsin System 430 Memorial Library / 728 State Street Madison, Wisconsin 53706 (608) 263-5754 EMINIST ERIODICALS A CURRENT LISTING OF CONTENTS Volume 12, Number 2 Summer 1992
Periodical literature is the culling edge of women's scholarship, feminist theory, and much of women's cuijure. Feminist Periodicals: A Current Listing ofContents is published by the OHice 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' familiar~y w~h awide spectrum of feminist periodicals: andto provide the requisite bibliographic information should areader wish to subscribe to ajournal or to obtain a particular article at her library or through interlibrary loan. (Users will need to be aware of the lim~ations of the new copyright law w~h regard to photocopying of copyrighted materials.)
Table of contents pages from current issues 01 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 Ef.. The annotated listing provides the following information on each journal:
1. Year of first publication. 2. Frequency of publication. 3. U.S. subscription price(s). 4. Subscription address. 5. Current editor. 6. Editorial address (if different from subscription address). 7. International Standard Serials Number (ISSN). 8. Library of Congress (LC) catalog card number. 9. OCLC, Inc. Control Number. 10. Locations where the journal is held in the UW System. 11. Publications in which the journal is indexed. 12. Subject focus/statement of purpose of the journal.
Please note that in the actual text, only the numbers 1 to 12 are used to identify the different categories of information. ii.
Our goal is to have represented in FP all English-language feminist periodicals with a substantial national or regional readership, wijh an emphasis on scholarly journals and small press offerings. We do not include pUblications which, though feminist in philosophy, do not focus solely on women's issues. Nor, wijh 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 List ofthe Holdings of Madison Area Libraries, edijed by James P. Danky, compiled by Maureen E. Hady, Barry Christopher, and Neill E. Strache (Boston: GK Hall, 1982).
Suggestions for improvements of Feminist Periodicals are gratefully received. We would particularly appreciate assistance from readers in the UW-System 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 Phyllis Holman Weisbard, UW-System Women's Studies Librarian, 430 Memorial Library, 728 State Street, Madison, WI 53706. Phone (608) 263-5754. Compilers: Linda Shu~, Ingrid Markhardt. Graphics: Daniel Joe. Publications of the Office of the UW-System Women's Studies Librarian are available free of charge to UW Women's Studies Offices, UW Campus Women's Centers, and UW Libraries. Subscriptions rates: Wisconsin SUbscriptions: $6.50 (indiv. affiliated with the UW System), $12 (organizations affiliated with the UW System), $12 (indiv. or non-profit women's programs), $17.85 (libraries or other organizations). Out of-state subscriptions: $23 (indiv. & women's programs), $43 (ins!.). This fee covers most publications of the Office, inclUding Feminist Collections, Feminist Periodicals, New Books on Women & Feminism, and bibliographies, directories, and occasional publications produced through out the year. Wisconsin subscribers, please add sales tax ($.60 - indiv; $.85 -libraries). Subscribers outside the U.S., please add postage ($5.00 - surface; $15.00 - air). iii.
AFFILIA: JOURNAL OF WOMEN AND SOCiAL WORK Women's Directory; Historical Abstracts; 1. 1986. IndeX/Dlrectory of Women's Media: International 2. 4/year. Directory of UtUe Magazines and Small Presses; 3. $34 (Indiv.), $38.46 (Camorola Indiv.), $84 (Inst.), Resources for Feminist Research: The Serials $90.09 (California Inst.) , add $6 for foreign postage. Directory; Women's Studies Abstracts; Women's Singia coplas: $12 (indlv.), $12.67 (Calif. Indlv.), $25 Studies Indax, 1989 (G.K. Hal~. (Inst.), $26.61 (Caln.lnst). 12. "Atlantis is an interdisciplinary journal devoted to critical 4. Sage Publications, Inc., 2455 Teller Rd., Newbury Park, and creative writing In English or French on the topic of CA91320. women. Contains scholarly articles, review essays, ~. Betty Sancler. book reviews, art and poetry." 7. ISSN 0886-1099. 8. LC sn85-3234. AUSTRALIAN FEMINIST STUDIES 9. OCLC 12871850. 1. 1985. 10. Eau Claire; Green Bay; La Crosse; Madison; 2. 2/yaar. Milwaukee; Oshkosh; Whitewater. 3. $43 (Indlv.. alrmalQ, $30 (Indlv., surfaca mal~, $75.75 11. Family Resources Database; Heatth Instrument File; (Inst, alrmalO, $60 (Inst., surface maiij. Single copy: Human Resources Abstracts; Sage Family Studies $19.95. Abstracts; Social Work Research and Abstracts; Social 4. Research Centre for Women's Studies, University of PlanningJPolicy & Development Abstracts; Sociological Adelaide, GPO Box 498, Adelaide, South Australia 5001, Abstracts; Women Studies Abstracts; Women's Studies Australia. Index. 1989, (G.K. HalO. Also available on microfilm 5. Susan Margarey. from Unlv. Microfilms, Ann Arbor, MI. 7. 0616-4649. 12. "This journal Is committed to the discussion and 9. OCLC 16151817. development of feminist values. theories. and 10. Madison. knowledge as they relate to social work research, 11. Australian Serials In Print; Studies on Women Abstracts. education, and practJce.· Contains articles, reports, of 12. "Australian Feminist Studies publishes transdisclpUnary research, essays, poetry, and Uterary pleces. scholarship and discussion In the fields of feminist Dedicated to 'the task of eliminating discrimination and research and women's studies courses. In addition, i1 oppression, especially with respect to gender, but alms to attract and encourage discussion of Including race, ethnlclty, class, age, disability, and government and trade union initiatives and policies that sexual and affectional preference as welL" concern women; examination of the interaction of feminist theory and practice; comment on changes in THE AHFAD JOURNAL: WOMEN AND CHANGE curricula relevant to women's studies and feminist 1. 1984. studies ...; reviews, critiques, enthusiasms and 2. 2/year. correspondence.' 3. $20 (Indiv.), $35 (inst.). Slngla copias: $10 (indlv.), $20 (insl.). BELLES LETIRES 4. Business Manager, Suite 1216, 4141 N. Henderson 1. 1985. Rd., Arlington, VA 22203. 2. 4/yaar. 5. Amna E. Badrl. 3. $20 (Indlv.), $15 (studant), $40 (Inst.). Sampla issua: $5. 6. Ahfad University for Women, P.O. Box 167, Omdurman, Add $5 for foreign postage for Canada; add $20 for all Sudan. other foreign postage. 7. ISSN 0255-4070. 4. Karen T. Jenkins, 615 Anderson Ct., Satellite Beach, FL 8. LC sn85-23477. 32937. 9. OCLC 12747640. 5. Janet Palmer MUllaney. 10. Madison. 6. Janet Mullaney, 11151 Captain's Walk Ct., N. Potomac, 11. ERIC, UMI. MD 20878. 12. 'Issues affecting women In Africa, the Middle East and 7. ISSN 0884-2957. In other developing countries: women In development' 8. LC sn85-8513. 9. OCLC 12357950. ATLANTIS 10. Madison. 1. 1975. 11. Book Review Index; available In University Microfilms 2. 2/yaar. Underground Press Collection; Women's Studies Index. 3. $20 (Canadian Indlv.), $40 (Canadian Inst.). $30 (U.S. 1989 (GK Hal~ Indlv.), $50 (U.S. inst.), $35 (othar indiv.), $55 (othar 12. 'To promote and celebrate writing by women, published Inst), pius $5 for other foreign postage. by trade, university, and small presses in the genres of 4. Mount Saint Vincenl University, 166 Bedford Highway, 1iction, nonfiction, essays, biography, and criticism.' Halifax, Nova Scotia, 83M 2J6, Canada. 5. Drs. Susan Clark, Margaret Conrad, Deborah C. Poff. BERKELEY WOMEN'S LAW JOURNAL 7. ISSN 0702-7818. 1. 1986. 8. LC cn77-32338. 2. Annual. 9. OCLC 3409640. 3. $38 (inst.), $17 (regular), $9 (low incoma), $30-99 10. State Historical Society. (friend), $100 (sponsor). Add $3 for foreign postage. 11. Annotated Guide to Women's Periodicals in U.S. and 4. Berkeley Women's Law Journal, Univ. of California Canada; America: History and Ufe; The Alternative Press, Periodicals Dept., 2120 Berkeley WaY,Berkeley, Press Index; Bowker Serial Directories; The Canadian CA 94720. Almanac; Canadian periodical Index; Canadian 5. Students of Boalt Hall School of Law. iv.
7. ISSN 0882-4312. on key issues of concern to women In the region; 8. LC sn85-965. promote the sharing of experiences and foster 9. OCLC 11830558. links among Individual feminists, activists and 10. Madison (law Ubrary). women's organizations; assist In breaking down 11. Alternative Press Center; Annotated Guide to Women's language barriers in the region; stimulate women's Periodicals; Current Index to Legal Periodicals. creative expression; and 7contribute to the 12. "The Berkeley Women's law Journal Is a forum from development of the women's movement regionally which to give voice to the complex and varying and internationally. perspectives reflecting the legal concerns of all women, especially the women of color, lesbians, disabled CALYX women and poor women whose voices have been 1. 1976. severely underrepresented In existing literature. With 2, 3/year. information as our power, the journal would be a tool 3. $18 (Indiv.), $22.50 (lib. & Inst.), $15 (low Income). for social change," Single copies: $8. 4. P.O, Box B, Corvallis, OR 97339. BROADSHEET 5, Margarita Donnelly. 1. 1972. 7, ISSN 0147-1627, 2. 10/year. 8. LC 77-649570. 3. $NZ 35, $40 (overseas surface), $60 (overseas air, 9. OCLC3114927. Europe), $58 (America/Asia), $45 (Australia/South 10. Madison. Pacific). 11. American Humanities Index; The Annual Index to Poetry 4. WomanFile Inc., P.O. Box 56-147, Auckland 3, New In Periodicals; The Index of American Periodical Verse. Zealand. 12. 'Calyx publishes poetry, prose. art, reviews, translations, 5. The Broadsheet Collective. and photography, and is commttted to providing a 7. ISSN 0110-8603. beautiful and creative journal format In which to 9. OCLC 6578660. showcase women artists and wrfters.· 12. News; analysis; in
EVERVWOMAN FEMINIST COLLECTiONS: A QUARTERLY OF WOMEN'S 1. 1985. STUDIES RESOURCES 2. 12lyear. 1. 1980. 3. 19.80 pounds (Indiv.), 30 pounds (Inst. & lib.); U.S.: 35 2. 4/year. pounds (indiv., airmalO, 48 pounds (Inst. & lib., alrmaiO. 3. University of Wisconsin: $6.50 (Indiv.), $12 4. 34 Islington Green, London, NI 8DU, England. (organizations). Wisconsin subscriptions: $12.60 (Indlv. 5. Editorial Co-operative. & non'profit women's organizations), $17.85 (libraries & 7. ISSN 0287-2294 other organizations). Out·of·state subscriptions: $23 10. Madison. (indiv. & women's programs), $43 (Inst.). Foreig" 12. "News/current affairs by and for women." subscribers pay postage: $5 (surface) or $15 (alrmalij. Fee covers all publications of the Office of the Women's FEMINISM & PSYCHOLOGY' AN INTERNATIONAL Studies librarian (See p. i1). Single copies: $2.75. JOURNAL 4. 430 Memorial Library, 728 State Street, Madison, WI 1. 1991. 53706. 2. 3lyear. 5. Phyltls Welsbard, Linda Shult. 3. 21 pounds (Indlv.), 45 pounds (inst.), $35 (U.S. indiv.), 7. ISSN 0742·7441; 0742-7433, 0742-7123. $74 (U.S. Inst.). 8. LCsn84-10183. 4. Sage Publications ltd., 6 BonhiU St., London EC2A 9. OCLC 6467769. 4PU, United Kingdom; or Sage Publications Ltd., P.O. 10. Baraboo; Barron Co.; Eau Claire; Fond du Lac; Green Box 5098, Newbury Park, CA 91359. Bay; La Crosse; Madison; Milwaukee; Oshkosh; 5. Sue Wilkinson. ParksIde; Platteville; River Falls; Rock Co.; Sheboygan; 6. Health Studies Research, Institute of Nursing Studies, Stevens Point; Stout; Superior; Waukesha; Whitewater. University of HUll, Hull HU6 7RX, United Kingdom. 11. Women's Studies Index. 1989 (G.K. Hall). 7. ISSN 0959-3535. 12. Editorials, features, news, bibliographies, book reviews. 8. LC 91-649284. Focus on feminist librarianship, publishing, bookselling, 9. OCLC 23387452. archiving, researching··both In Wisconsin and ". Current Contents; Social Science Citation Index; nationally. Review essays strive to provide a guide to Studies on Women Abstracts. the literature on a particular topic, (e.g. sociobiology; 10. Madison. women In development; western women; lesbian 12. 'Feminism & Psychology provides an International studies; Black women; feminist science fiction.) forum for debate at the Interface of feminism and psychology. It aims to foster the development of FEMINIST ISSUES feminist theory and practice in psychology and to 1. 1980. represent the concerns of women in a wide range of 2. 2/year. contexts across the academic-applied 'divide.'" 3. $15 (indiv.), $34 (Inst.). Single copies: $9 (Indiv.), $20 (Inst.). Add $10 (surlaca) or $16 (air mail) postage FEMINISMS outside U.S. 1. 1988. 4. Transaction Periodicals Consortium, Dept. 8010, 2. 8lyear. Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ 08903. 3. $8, $9 (Canada), $10 (other foreign). Single caples: 5. Mary Jo Lakeland, Susan Ellis Wolf. $1.50. 8. 2948 Hillegass, Berkeley, CA 94705. 4. 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LC sn85-1018. pounds per copy (back Issues); Overseas: 28 pounds 9. OCLC 11660872. (Indlv.), 55 pounds (lnst.); North America: $48 (Indiv.), 10. Madison; Milwaukee; Parkslde; Platteville; Stevens $90 (Inst.), $18.50 per copy (back Issues). Point; Whitewater. 4. Subscriptions Dept., Routledge Journals, Charitan 11. Alternative Press Index; ERIC; Studies on Women House, North Way. Andover, Hants SP10 5SE England. Abstracts; Women's Studies Index, 1989 (G.K. Hal~. 5. Editorial Collective. 12. ArtIcles, news, resources for feminist educators, from 6. Feminist Review, 11 Carleton Gardens, Breaknock Rd., preschool to graduate school. London N19 5AO, England. 7. ISSN 0141-7789. FEMINIST VOiCES 8. LC 80-647745. 1. 1987. 9. OCLC 6191783. 2. 10/year. 10. Madison. 3. $12 (Indiv.), $25 (Inst.) 11. Women's Studies Index, 1989 (GK HalQ 4. P.O. Box 853, Madison, WI 53701-0853. 12. "To develop the theory of Women's Uberation and 5. Editorial Collective. debate the political perspectives and strategy of the 9. OCLC 25927620. movement. To be a forum of work in progress and 10. State Historical Society. current research and debates In Women's Studies.· 12. "Feminist Voices exists to provide an open forum so that women can speak; that our voices will be heard. FEMINiST STUDIES Our goal Is to bridge the diversity of feminist thought by 1. 1972. providing an alternate environment which encompasses 2. 3/year. and respects the varied perspectives of women. Our 3. $25 (Indiv.), $55 (Inst.). Single copies: $10 (indiv.), $20 power Is strengthened by recognizing and exploring the (Inst.). Add $5 foreign (Canada. Mexico, and overseas diversity of women's experiences, Ideas and concerns. surface), $9 (North and South America, air), $14 Through this publication we hope to Identify our (overseas air mall.) commonalities and strengthen our collective power as 4. Claire G. Moses, Editor & Manager, feminist Studios, women. Feminist Voices does not consider for clo Women's Studies Program, Universtty of Maryland, publication anything that is racist, sexist or College Park, MD 20742. homophobic. 5. Claire G. Moses. 7. ISSN 0046-3863. FIREWEED 8. LC 78-645276; sc78-192. 1. 1978. 9. OCLC 1832609. 2. 4/year. 10. Eau Claire; Green Bay; La Crosse, Madison; 3. Canada: $18 (Indiv.), $27 (Inst.). Add $4 outside Milwaukee; Oshkosh; Parkside; Platteville; River Falls; Canada. Stevens Point; Stout; Whitewater. 4. P.O, Box 279, Station B, Toronto, Ontario, M5T 2W2, 11. Alternative Press Index; America: HIstory and life; Canada. American Historical Association Recentiy Published 5, Fireweed Collective. Articles; Applied Social Science Index & Abstracts; 7. ISSN 0708-3857. Bulletin slgnaletlque-soclologle; Historical Abstracts; 8. LC cn79-30301. International Bibliography of Book Reviews; 9. OCLC 4677989. International Bibliography of Periodical Uterature; 10. Madison; State Historical Society. Uterary Criticism; Modern language Association 12. Fireweed is a forum for feminist thought and discussion. International Bibliography; Periodlca Islamica; The Philosopher's Index; Psychological Abstracts; Sage FRONTIERS: A JOURNAL OF WOMEN STUDIES Famity Studies Abstracts; Sage Human Relations 1. 1975. Abstracts; Social Sciences Citation Index; Sociological 2. 3/year. Abstracts; Studies on Women Abstracts; Women 3. $20 (Indlv.), $33 (lnst.). Single copies: $8 (Indiv.), $11 Studies Abstracts; Women's Studies Index, 1989 (G.K (Inst.). HaIQ. 4. Frontiers, University Press of Colorado, P.O. Box 849, 12, Historical and critical articles; poetry; art; reports from Niwot, CO 80544. the women's movement; reviews. 'Feminlst Studies 5. Louise lamphere. was founded to encourage analytic responses to 6. Frontiers, Women's Studies Program, Mesa Vista Hall feminist issues and to open new areas of research, 2142, University of New Mexico. Albuquerque, NM criticism, and speculation. The editors are committed 87131. to providing a forum for feminist analysis, debate, and 7. ISSN 0160·9009. exchange." 8. LC sc78·317. 9. OCLC 2586280. FEMINIST TEACHER 10. Eau Claire; La Crosse; Madison; Milwaukee; Parkside; 1. 1984. Platteville; State Historical Society; Stevens Point; 2. 3/year. Whitewater. 3. $12 (Indiv.), $20 (Inst). Add $5 lor foreign postage. 11. America, History and Ufe; American Humanities Index; Single copies: $6 (Indiv.), $10 (Inst.). Current Contents/Social and Behavioral Studies; 4, 442 Ballantine, Indiana University, Bloomington, IN Historical Abstracts; Human Resources Abstracts; The vii i .
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Women Studies is a bridge between the community 9. OClC 14887475. and the academy, featuring both scholarly and literary 10. Eau Claire; Green Bay; Madison; Milwaukee; Parkslde; work, the personal essay, as well as the latest Stout; Whftewater. theoretical, polemic, 8xcfting artwork alongside 11. ABC Polftical Science and Psychological Abstracts; Important contributions In the social sciences and America: History and Ute; Family Resources database; critical thought. .E!2!!!!!!! Is also one of the few Health Instrument File; Historical Abstracts; Perlod~ feminist Journals to feature work by women of color Islamlca; PsycALERT database; Psychological and focus on women In the West. Abstracts; Psychlnfo; Sage Family Studies Abstracts; Social Planning Polley and Development, Sociological GENDER AND EDUCATION Abstracts; Studies on Women Abstracts; University 1. 1989. Microfilms, Ann Arbor, MI; Women Studies Abstracts; 2. 3/year. Women's Studies Index, 1989 (G,K. HaIQ; Work Related 3. 29 pounds (Indlv.), 58 pounds (Inst.). Abstracts. 4. Carfax Publishing, P.O. Box 25, Abingdon, Oxtordshlre 12. 'Gender & Society focuses on the social and structural OX14 3UE, Unned Kingdom. study of gender as a basic principle of the social order 5. Lynda Measor. and as a primary social category. Emphasizing theory 6. Social and Historical Studies, Portsmouth Polytechnic, and research from a mlcro- and macrostructural Milldam Site, Burnaby Road, Portsmouth POl 3AS, perspective, Gender & Society welcomes studies in Great Britain. sociology, social psYChology, political science, history, 7. ISSN 0954-0253. economics, and anthropology that are framed by a 9. OClC 19946680. social analysis and a feminist perspective. Gender & 10. Madison. Society Is committed to an evaluation policy that does 11. Women's Studies Index. 1989 (G.K. Hall). not preclUde any of the feminist perspectives." 12. 'Gender and Education ... will aid the distribution and exchange of femi,nlst research and Ideas in the GENDERS muftidislpllnary, International areas of education, Since 1. 1988 It Is the polley of the journal to establish a forum for 2. 3/year discussion and debate about gender In education, 3. $24 (Indlv.), $40 (Insl.). Single copies: $9 (Indlv.), $14 articles that examine the experiences of girls and (Inst.). Add $5.50 (SUbscriptions) or $3 (single copies) women In education as well as boys and men (from for foreign postage. the perspective of gender) are welcome.· 4. Unlv. of Texas Press, P.O. Box 7619, Austin, lX 78713. 5. Ann Kibbey. GENDER & HISTORY 6. Dept. of English, Campus Box 226, Vnlv. of Colorado at 1. 1989. Boulder, Boulder, CO 80309. 2. 3/year. 7. ISSN 0894·9832. 3. 21 poUnds (Indlv.), 60 pounds (Inst.); North America: 8. lC sn87·1919. $42.50 (Indlv.), $95 (Inst.); Europe: 21 pounds (Indlv.), 9. OClC 16388863. 60 pounds (Inst.); rest of world: 26 pounds (indiv.), 10. 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with women. I Add 40% for foreign (outside U.S.); add 30% plus 7% G&S lax (Canada). JOURNAL OF FEMINIST STUDIES IN RELIGION 4. The Haworth Press, 10 Alice Street, BInghamton, NY 1. 19S5. 13904. 2. 2/'jear. 5. J, Dianne Garner. 3. $16 (indiv.), $14 (students), $30 (inst.), 12.50 pounds 6. Dept. of Social Work, Washburn University, Topeka, KS (foreign, indlv.). 17.50 pounds (foreign, lnst.). Single 66621. copies: 8.65 pounds. Foreign subscriptions should be 7. ISSN 0895·2841. sent to T. & T. Clark Ltd., 59 George St., Edinburgh 8. LC 69·656519. EH2 2LQ Scotland. Single copies: $15.50, from 9. OCLC 16546320. Professional Book Distributors, P.O. Box 6996, 10. Madison; Stout. Alpharetta, GA 30239-6996. 11, Abstracts in Social Gerontology; Applied Socfal Science 4. Membership Services, Box 15399, Atlanta, GA 30333. Index & Abstracts: Current Contents; Current Uterature 5. Judith Plaskow, Elizabeth Schussler Fiorenza. on Aging; Family Resources Database: Index to 6. Elizabeth SchUssler Fiorenza, Harvard Divinity School, Periodical Articles Related to Law; Inventory of Rm. 404, 45 Francis Ave., Cambridge, MA 02136. Marriage and Family Literature; Sage Family Studies 7. ISSN 8755-4178. Abstracts: Sociological Abstracts; Studies on Women 10 Oshkosh; Madison. Abstracts; Women Studies Abstracts; Women's Studies 11. Guide to Social SCience and Religion In Periodical Index, 1989 (GK Hall). Literature; Religion Index One: Periodicals: Religious 12. "This timely journal enhances the knowledge of a wide and Theological Abstracts; Sage Human Relations variety of professionals who are concerned with the Abstracts: Women's Studies Index, 1989 (G.K HalO. health and well-being of women as they age, In order t 2. "The JFSR is a channel for the dissemination of to deliver quality care and services to older women, feminist scholarship In religion and a forum for practitioners, researchers, and educators need access discussion and dialogue among women and men of to the most current information -information that they xii.
can find In the Journal of Women & Aging." 6. Karen Dandurand, Dept. of English, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Indiana, PA 15705 (manuscript JOURNAL OF WOMEN AND RELIGION submissions and Information for "Notes and QuerJes"); 1. 1981. Martha Ackmann, Women's Studies Dept., Mount 2. Annual. Holyoke College, South Hadley, MA 01075 ('Profiles'). 3. Avanable only wi1h membership, which Includes 7. ISSN 0748·4321. monthly mailings and a bibliography 01 women and 8. LC sc84·2 143; sn84·8795. religion. Subscription and membership rates: $20 9. OCLC 10881450. (studen1!low Income), $30 (Indlv.), $50 (Inst.). Single 10. Madison. caples: $3.50. 11. Abstracts of English Studies; American History and Lne; 4. 2400 Ridge Rd., Berkeley, CA 94709. American Uterary Scholarship; Book Reviews In the 5. Jane E. Vennard. Humanities; Information America; lSI; Literary Criticism 7. ISSN 0888·5621. Register; MLA International Bibliography; Recently 8. LC sn82·20870. Published Articles •• American History Association; 9. OCLC 7863169. Women Studies Abstracts. 11. Women's Studies Index, 1989 (G.K. Hall). 12. A journal about pre-nineteenth century, 12 'Each journal's 10cus differs. We have covered areas nineteenth-century, and early twentieth century women such as women and power, women and peace." writers.
JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S HISTORY LESBIAN CONTRADICTION: A JOURNAL OF IRREVERENT 1. 1989. FEMINISM 2. 3lyear. 1. 1982-83. 3. $25 (Indlv), $45 (Inst.). Add $10 lor foreign postage. 2. 4/year. Single caples: $11.75 (Indlv.), $21.75 (Inst.). 3. $6 (indiv.), free for women prisoners. Single copies: 4. Journals Manager, Indiana University Press, 10th and $1.50. Morton St., Bloomington, IN 47405. 4. 584 Castro St., Suite 263, San Francisco, CA 94114. 5. Christie Farnham, Joan Hoff·Wilson. 5. Jan Adams, Rebecca Gordon, BettyJohanna, Jane 6. Dept. of Hlstory/Ballantlne Hall, Indiana University, Meyerdlng. Bloomington, IN 47404. 11. Alternative Press Index. 7. ISBN 1042·7961. 12. LesCon alms to print lively, thoughtful, controversial, 8. LC sn8Q.6627. and/or humorous writing and graphics that contribute to 9. OCLC 19219902. the development of a deeper, more Inclusfve feminist 10. Eau Claire; La Crosse; Madison; Milwaukee; Parkslde; Vision. No fiction, no poetry; no "news' or Items of Whitewater. purely local interest. Non·lesbians are weJcome to 11. Women's Studies Index, 1989 (G.K. HaIQ. submit work; LesCon is "women only," not 'lesbian 12. International women's history. only."
KALLIOPE: A JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S ART LESBIAN ETHICS 1. 1979. 1. 1984. 2. 3/year. 2. 3/year. 3. $10.50 (indlv.), $18 (Inst.). Add $6 for lorelgn postage. 3. $14 Ondlv.), $18 (Inst.). $16 (foreign Indlv., surface), Single copies $4 (Vol. 1 no. I-Vol. 9 no. 2), $7 (Vol. 11 $24 (foreign Indlv., air), $20 (foreign Inst., surface), $28 no. 2..presenl), $8 (Vol. 7 nos. 1/2, Vol. 8 nos. 1/2). (foreign Inst., air). Single caples: $6. 4. F.C.C.J. 3939 Roosevelt BoUlevard, Jacksonville, FL 4. P.O. Box 4723, Albuquerque, NM 87196. 32205-3056. 5. Jeanette Silveira. 5. Mary Sue Koeppel. 7. ISSN 8755-5352. 7. ISSN 0735-7885. 8. LC sn84-1726. 8. LC 84-647165; sn 82·7891. 9. OCLC 11337345. 9. OCLC 8981808. 10. Madison. 10. Madison; Stevens Point. 11. Women's Studies Index, 1989 (GK Hall). 11. American Humaltles Index; Index of American 12. 'A journal of lesbian feminist ethics and philosophy, with Periodical Verse. a focus on how lesbians behave with each other." 12. 'The purpose of Kalllope Is to offer support and encouragement to women In the arts, to promote the LILITH pursuit of excellence In both verbal and visual art 1. 1976. forms, and to provide a medium of communication 2. 4lyear. through Which women artists may share their work, 3. $16 (Indlv.), $24 (Insl.). Single copies: $5.00. Add $8 Ideas and opinions." for foreign postage. 4. Ulith Publications, Inc., 250 West 57th St., New York, LEGACY NY 10107. 1. 1984. 5. Susan Weidman Schneider. 2. 2lyear. 7. ISSN 0146-2334. 3. $12 (graduate students), $17.50 (indiv.), $20 (Inst.). 8. LC 83-840809; sc77·511. Single caples: $9. 9. OCLC 2694720. 4. Journals Dept, Penn State Press, Suite C, Barbara 10. Madison; Milwaukee; State Historical Society. Bldg., 820 N. Unlv. Dr., Unlversfly Park, PA 16802. 11. Index to Jewish Periodicals; Women's Studies Index, 5. Martha Ackmann, Karen Dandurand, Joanne Dobson. 1989 (G.K. Hall). xii 1.
12. Articles; reviews; poetry; fiction. 'Ulith Is named for the 4. 1101 S. Arlington Ridge Rd. #210, Arlington, VA 22202. legendary predecessor of Eve who Insisted on equality 5. Unda Grant De Pauw. with Adam .... Iu Jewish feminists continue to 7. ISSN 073S-718X. rediscover and rework Jewish practice, the contents of 8. LC 83-644761; sn83-249. Ulith may serve as an evolving Prepared Table for a 9. OCLC 9201074. new code of behavior" 10. State Historical Society. 11. America, History and Ute; Current Military Uterature; MS. MAGAZINE, THE WORLD OF WOMEN Historical Abstracts; Women's Studies Index. 1989 (G.K. 1. Ms. Magazine: 1972; Ms. Magazine. The World of Hal~. Women: 1990. 12. News, commentary, book reviews. "The purpose of 2. 6/year. Minerva Is to provide an information center for 3. $45, $47 (foreign, sunace), $73 (foreign, air mal~. Individuals and organizations concerned With some 4. Ms.. P.O. Box 57131, Boulder, CO 80322-7132. aspect of women and the military.... The editorial policy 5. Robin Morgan. emphasizes diversity rather than consensus.- 6. 230 Park Ave.. 7th Floor, New York, NY 10169. 7. ISSN 0047-8318. NWSA JOURNAL 8. LC sn90-1205 1. 1988. 9. OCLC 22202699. 2. 4/year. 10. Eau Claire; Fond du Lee; Green Bay; Madison; 3. $24 (Indlv. member), $39.50 (Indlv.), $45 (ins\. Marinette; MI!'Naukee; Oshkosh; Parkslde; Platteville; member), $105 (Inst.). River Falls; Stout; Whitewater. 4. Ablex Publishing Corp.. 355 Chestnut St., Norwood, NJ 11. Women Studies Abstracts. 07648. 12. "Ms.! The World of Women Is a bimonthly, mass 5. Patroclnlo Schwelckart, Dept. of English, Vniv. of New circulation magazine (now free of advertising) covering hampshire, Durham, NH 03824. International and national (U.S.) news, the arts, books, 7. ISSN 1040-0658. popular culture, feminist theory and scholarship, 8. LC sn88-2059. ecofemlnlsm, women's health, spirituality, and political 9. OCLC 18305154. and economic affairs; Ms. also publishes fiction, 10. Eau Claire; Green Bay; La Crosse; Madison; Mitwaukee; poetry, photo essays, and cartoons.' Parkslde: Whitewater. 11. America: History and Ufe; ERIC Clearinghouse; MANUSHI Historical Abstracts; Uterary Criticism Register; Studies 1. 1979. on Women Abstracts; Sociological Abstracts; Women 2. 6/year. Studies Abstracts; Women's Studies Index. 1989 (G.K. 3. $25 (Indiv.), $36 (Inst.). SIn91e copies $3. Hal~. 4. Manushl Distributors, merlca, c/o Esther Jantzen, 12. 'Reflecting two decades of feminist scholarship 5008 Errlnger Place, Philadelphia, PA 19144. emerging from and supporting the women's movement, 5. Madhu Klshwar . the NWSA Journal will publish scholarship which 6. C/202 LeJpatNagar 1, New Delhl-ll0024, India continues to link feminist theory with teaching and 9. OCLC 10639386. activism. Topics are from an Interdisciplinary 11. Alternative Press Index; Women's Studies Index. 1989 perspective or that which, although specific to a single (GK Hal~. discipline, retains broad implications. We partiCUlarly 12. Manushl: A Journal About Women and Society focuses encourage articles by and about women of color, on women's life situations In India and on struggles for research analyzing class Issues, scholarship examining change. non-Western cultures and research focusing on feminist padagogy.' MEDIA REPORT TO WOMEN 1. 1972. NEW DIRECTIONS FOR WOMEN 2. 6/year. 1. 1972. 3. $30 (Indlv.), $50 (Inst). SIn91e copies: $10. 2. 6/year. 4. Communication Research Associates, Inc., 10606 3. $12 (Indlv.), $20 (Inst.). Mantz Rd., Silver Spring, MD 20903-1228. 4. Subscriptions Dept., NOW, P.O. Box 3000, Denville, NJ 5. Sheila J. Gibbons. 07834-3000. 7. ISSN 0145-9651 5. Phyllis Kriegel. 8. LC 80-840489; sc77-865. 6. 108 W. Palisade Ave., Englewood, NJ 07631 9. OCLC 2360896. 7. ISSN 0160-1075. 10. Madison; Marinette; Milwaukee; Parkside; Platteville. 8. LC sn80-52. 11. Women Studies Abstracts; Women's Studies Index, 9. OCLC 3617120. 1989 (GK Hall). 10. Madison; Milwaukee; Platteville; State Historical Society. 12. "What women are doing and thinking to change the 11. Women's Studies Index. 1989 (G.K. Halij communlcations media. 12. "We are a national feminist periodical written for feminists and committed to reaching out to those not MINERVA: QUARTERLY REPORT ON WOMEN AND THE yet dedicated to a feminist future.- MILITARY 1. 1983. OFF OUR BACKS 2. 4/year. 1. 1970. 3. $20 (students/cadets, low Income), $40 (Indlv.), $60 2. II/year. (Inst.). 3. $19 (Indiv.), $30 (Inst.), $3 (trial sub. - 3 Issues), xiv. prisoners: tree. Foreign: $20 (Canada & Mexico), $28 or 16 PLAINSWOMAN pounds (overseas), Single copies: $2. 1. 1977. 4, off our backs, Inc., 2423 18th St., NW, 2nd Floor, 2. 10tyea,. Washington, DC 20009. 3. $15 (indiv.), $20 (supporter); $10 (low income). 5, off our backs Collective. 4. Box 8027, Grand Forks, ND 58202. (Plainswoman Is 7. ISSN 0030-0071. suspending publication until January, 1992.) 8. LC sn78-1596. 5. Elizabeth Hampslen. 9. OCLC 1038241; 5729287. 7. ISSN 0148-902X. 10. La Crosse; Madison; Milwaukee; Parkside; PlaUevllle; 8. LC sc78-247. State Historical Society: Stevens Point; Superior; 9. OCLC 3400725. Waukesha; Whitewater. 12. Plainswoman publishes articles, essays, fiction, poetry. 11. Alternative Press Index; New periodical Index; reviews, graphics for and about women In the Plains Publlshe,'s Index (t970-1974); Women Studies region, focusing especially, but not exclusively, on lives Abstracts; Women's Studies Index, 1989 (G.K. Hal~. of rural women. 12. "off our backs Is the oldest continuously publishing feminist publication In the United States. tt Is unrivalled PSYCHOLOGY OF WOMEN QUARTERLY tor the quality ot its articles and the breadth of Issues it 1. 1976. covers: up-to·date comprehensive news on abortion 2. 4/year. rights, health and reproductive technology. lesbian 3. $37 (indiv., U.S. & Canada), $96 (insl., U.S. & Canada); rights, anti·pornography actions, comparable worth, 29 pounds (indiv., U.K. & elsewhere), 69 pounds (inst., child care legislation; In-depth coverage of all major U.K. and elseWhere). Single copies: $20. women's conferences in the U.S.A. plus international 4. Cambridge University Press, 32 East 57th Street, New conferences such as the Feminist Bookfalr, Global York, NY 10022. Reproductive Rights, Latin American Encuentro; 5. Judith Woren. Interviews with grass roots feminists, provocative 6. 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Volume 7, Number 1, Spring 1992
5 Editorial Women in Sodal Work: Taking Charge or Terminally Self-Effacing? Betty Sander Articles 7 Characteristics of Women Who Love Too Much Joan Petrie, Jeffrey A. Giordano, and Cleora S. Roberts 21 Confronting Women's Caring: Challenges for Practice and Policy Carol T. Baines, Patricia M. Evans, and Sheila M. Xeysmith 45 Intemational Adoption: The Exploitation of Women and Children Kenneth J. Herrmann, Jr.• and Barbara Kilsper 59 His Unemployment and Her Reaction: The Effect of Husbands' Unemployment on Wives Loring Jones 74 Women's Content in Social Work Curricula: Separate but Equal? Linda Vinton 90 Social Policy on Women Prisoners: A Historical Analysis Nancy J. Harm 109 On the Lookout 112 Book Reviews Feminist Ethics in Psychotherapy. Edited by Hannah Lerman and Natalie Porter. Reviewed bv Hiasaura Rubenstein. Women in the Middle: Their Parent-Care Years. Elaine M. Brody. Reuiewed by Virginia Richardson. The FeminizJltion of Poverty: Only in America? Edited by Gertrude Schaffner Goldberg and Eleanor Kremen. Women, the State, and Welfare. Edited by Unda Gordon. Reviewed by Allison Zippay. Sex Di,f/erences in Depression. Susan Nolen-Hoeksema. Reviewed by Carolyn F. Swift. Gays, Lesbians, and Their Therapists: Studies in Psychotherapy. Edited by Charles Silverstein. Reviewed by Marceline lAzarri. Workplace Conflicts: Pn'vate Lives, Public Responses. Bradley Coggins. Reviewed by Loring Jones. 120 Poetry Freud and God Doris AlJramson 2.
CONTENTS WINTER /991/92. VOLUME 7/NUMBER 2
AFRICAN AMERICAN WRITERS 2 Daughters, by Paule Marshall· Sherley Anne Wdliams/Gloria Hull 5 Ten-Volume Supplement to the Schomburg Library of Nineteenth· Century Black Women Writers . Kamili Anderson 7 AII·Bright Court, by Connie Porter . Kamili Anderson
LATINA WRITERS 40 Woman Hollering Creek and Other Stories, by Sandra Cisneros Mmihden Ponce 41 Belles Lettres Interview: Elena Poniatowska . Susana Conde 45 Mayan Women Playwrights . Miriam lAughlin 46 Beyond the Border: A New Age in Latin American Women', Fiction, An.!-Ia 0"",·0",,111"', aurhor at edited by Nora Erro·Peralta and Caridad Silva.Nunez . Irene Campo. CaTT Form. of Shelter. rnicwtd in Bri REVIEWS 8 Jump and Other Stories, by Nadine Gordimer .Cynthia Benjamins 9 And the Bridge Ia Love, by Faye Moskowitz' Evelyn Torton Beck 11 The Night Travellers and Jack of Diamonds, by Elizabeth Spencer'Jes.sica Ned, 13 The Diary of Caroline Seabury, 1854.1863, edited by Suzanne L. Bunkers; A Confederate Lady Comes of Age: The Journal ofPauline DeCaradeuc Heyward, 1863.1888, edited by Mary D. Robertson; and More Than Common Powers of Perception: The Diary ofElizabeth ROle.. Muon Cabot, edited by P. A. M. Taylor . ViJKinia w..lcou Beauchamp 18 Isoba.., Stories, by Janette Turner Hospital' Nancy Schaumburg... 20 Glsh Jen Talks to Scarlet Cheng 21 Typical American, by Gish Jen . Scarlet Cheng 22 In China with Harpo and Karl, by Sibyl James, and Wall to Wall: Prom Beijinl to Berlin by Rail, by Mary Morris . D. S. OUv... 37 Living in Time, by Rachel Hadas; Singularities, by Susan Howe; Liftinl Belly, by Gertrude Stein; and Draft X Lette.., by Rachel Blau DuPlessis . Sara Fish..- 53 Where It All Bepn; Torregreca, Life, Death, MiraclesJ and Women of the Shadow., by Ann Cornelisen Rita Signorelli. Pappas COLUMNS AND FEATURES 10 Poem: "Fruit Cellar" . Enid Dame 12 Poem: "Picture Your Mother as a Revolutionary" . Enid Dame IS Retrospective: Sybille Bedford . Brenda WmeappI. 19 Poem' ''Caressed by Light" . ViJKinia SCOlt 24 Rediscovery, Kate Roberts' Nancy Schaumburg... 26 Scholarly Bookshelf, Silence and Power: A Reevaluation ofDjuna Barnes, edited by Mary Lynn Broe . Alice Parkeri French literature, nineteenth century, f'tIm and culture studies 34 Patchwork: Disability studies . Deborah Price 39 Poem: ''Epifania'' . \liJKinia SCOlt 54 Briefly Noted • On the cover: Sandra Cisneros. Photo C by Alexandro GaUndo 3. CONTENTS SPRING 1992. VOLUME 7/NUMBER 3 WOMEN ARTISTS 30 Sleepwalker In a FOit by Tatyana Toln.aya, and 2 Georgia O'Keerte, by Charles Eldredge, and Mute Phone Calla and Other Storl.., by Ruth Women in Art, by Edith Krull·Julie AM< S,mngeT Zemova . Susanna Sloat 4 Becomina O'K"ffe (The Early Yeara) , by Sarah 32 Women'. Friend.hip., edited by Susan Koppelman, Whitaker Peren . PeY<:! Ncmh and The Norton Book of Frlendahip, edired by S Susan Rothenberg, by Joan Simon Eudora Welty and Ronald A. Sharp' Mary Titus Barbara A. \'«1lanin 34 Inael, by Mina lAy. Edited by Elizabeth Arnold 6 Varvara Stepanova; The Complete Work, by T... Lewis Alexander Lavrentiev . Vtma Curtis 35 Unmapped Territoriu: New Women'. Fiction 7 Women Artiats and the Surreallat Movement, by from Japan, edired and translated by Yulciko Whitney Chadwick, and Surreali.m and Women, Tanaka, and Japaneae Women Writeu: Twentieth edited by Mary Ann Caws, Rudolf E. Kuenzli, and Century Short Fiction, translated and edited by Owen Raaberg . U. Ther... Zmurk ,. BERKELEY WOMEN'S LAW JOURNAL 1992 Volume 7 COMMENTARY The Control of Pregnancy and the 1 Criminalization of Femaleness Michelle Oberman ARTICLES The Legal Implications of Gender Bias in 13 Standardized Testing Katherine Connor Ellen J. Vargyas Using Literature in Law School: The 90 Importance of Reading and Telling Tales Judy Scales-Trent Questioning the Cultural and Gender-Based 125 Assumptions of the Adversary System: Carolyn Jin-Myung Oh Voices ofAsian-American Law Students REVIEWS Community and Identity in a 181 Postmodern World Sheila Foster Making All the Difference: Inclusion, Exclusion and American Law By Martha Minow Media Masala: Why Women's Control 194 Matters Sarah Krakoff 5. TABLE OF CONTENTS WINTER (#1) 1992 3. NO CHIMNEY CORNER by Katharine Butterworth 7. THE PROJECT by Wilma Elizabeth McDaniel ART 8. TRUTH SERUM by Car1y Rivers COVER by Georgiann Carlson 8. AT 6TH AND JAMES (Poem) by Jesse Larsen CARTOON p 2 by bulbul I 9. NOTES ABOUT MEDICARE by Julie Craig DRAWINGS pp 12,25 by Mickey Spencerl 10. A MATTER OF SEMANTICS TRUST AND INQUIRY (Poem) DRAWING p 16 by Rainbow I by Elsen R. Lubetsky DRAWING p 21 by Astra 11. THE BROOMSTICK WRITERS CONTEST -- 1991 11. THE LAST GRANDMOTHER TREE by Sarah A. Sterling 13. (NOT) A LOVE STORY by Norma Cole 15. GOODBYE (Poem) by Barbara Wiedemann 15. STARK REALIZATION (Poem) . by Sharon Brown McConne 11 16. HONORING AGE AND WISDOM by Liz Wheeler 17. SHOW &TELL (Feature) by Jesse Larsen 17. SHOW &TELL (Feature) by Dee Gatrell 18. TWO FROM CROSSING PRESS (Review) , by Kore Archer . 20. SHORT SHELF (Book Reviews) by Polly Taylor 21. WOMEN'S BUSINESS NETWORK (Feature) by Editors and Helen Lupowitz 21. "THE BLESSED" (Review/Feature) by Polly Taylor 22. What do you do for a living? (Poem) by Viviane Lerner 22. I AM NOT! (Poem) by Mickey Spencer 22. WORKING POOR by E1izbeth Casper-Rolfs 24.-25. CENTERFOLD . "Hungry •• ." by El izbeth Casper-Rolfs EVALUATION by Wilma Elizabeth McDaniel 26. BROOMSTICK BAZAAR 29. PASS THE WORD 29. LETTERS 33. ONCE &FUTURE BROOMSTICK 35. TO BITE THE HELPFUL HAND (Editorial) INDEX TO 1991 'Follows page 36 •. 6••~~ TABLE OF CONTENTS SPRING (#2) 1992 3. ELIZABETH LYON COLORS HER HAIR by Elsie Zala ART 4, MOTHER (Poem) by Maxey Megru€ COVER by Isabelle Lyle 4. IN THIS ISSUE: RESPECT CARTOONS pp. 2,9,20 by bulbul 5. LENORA: Stories by Wilma Elizabeth McOaniel ORAWINGS pp. 6,7 EARLY APPOINTMENT by Peggy Moss Fielding SEVENTY WILL BE PLENTY OF TIME CARTOON: WITCHWAY p. 11 AN AGREEMENT by Helen Forelle OOUBLE COUPONS EVERY TUESOAY CARTOON p. 23 AUNT POLLY GOT THE VOTE (Poem) by Nicole Hollander 8. RESPECT FOR AGE by Polly Taylor CARTOON p. 24 by Isabelle Lyle g. THANKLESS SERVICE by Rita Hanly POSTER p. 25 10. THINGS CHANGE by Carol J. Farris by Guerrilla Girls 12. MY MOTHER WAS 38 (Author's name withheld) 14. MOMMA'S GIRL by Marilyn Elain Carmen (Aisha Eshe) 16. IN A CIRCLE OF LIFE AND DEATH (Poem) by Marilyn Elain Carmen (Aisha Eshe) 17. WORKFORCE EXPERIENCE by Lela M. Puckett 18. THE MIRROR (Poem) by Linda Drajem 18. HOW COME? (Poem) by Nan Sherman 18. EULOGY (Poem) by Linda Drajem 19. KILLING THOUGHTS (Poem) by Astra 19. THE PATTERN IS THE KEY (Poem) by Linda Drajem 20.-21. CENTERFOLD (Poems) DISTAFF BINDS bv Linda Drajem ON THE WORD "MOTHER" by Rochelle Lynn Holt EIGHTY: TO SARAH by Astra 22. U.S. GOV'T PATENT #3,086,572 by Bertha Lubin 23. Reader Participation Magazine by Diana Durden, Diana Deutsch Cort-Van Arsdale, &Editors 26. "PLAYING FOR HIGH STAKES" (Review) by Rose G. LeVan 27. Short Shelf (Reviews) by Polly Taylor "DADDY, WE HARDL Y KNEW YOU" "LIVING LONGER, LIVING BETTER" "GROWING OLDER, GETTING BETTER" 28. BROOMSTICK BAZAAR 31. PASS THE WORD 32. THE ONCE &FUTURE BROOMSTICK 34. LETTERS 37. POLITICAL CORRECTNESS: THE NEW BROOM (Editorial) 38. P.S.: P.I. IS BORING by Mickey Spencer le~ 7. lIIew,s\ I NEWSLETTER OF THE CARIBBEAN ASSOCIATION FOR FEMINIST RESEARCH AND ACTION. I Vol.6 No.1 Jan - Mar 1992 Editor's Note 2 The seduction of NGOs: a View from India 16 Feedback 2 Women and Children's Health 18 The Environment exploiting Belizean Traditional Charting a regional position Medicine 19 for UNCED 4 International Women's Day 1992 20 Population and Environment 6 DAWN's participation at The Media the NGO Forum: Brazil 1992 8 Partners in Life 9 Women In the media: Regional Conference 23 Brazil's Street Children 10 DAWN Media Workshop 24 ~":t>-.. ~'0<, MeetIngs, conferences, courses 32 New Generation Leaders 11 On the bookshelf 34 OvervIew: The World Women's Congress 12 Saving Haiti's Environment 15 8. Winter 1992 Volume 12, Number 2 GROWING INTO AGE Editorial 3 THE BODY Representing Older Women in Saskatchewan by Anne Smart 6 Aging: One Woman's Pattern by Margaret Reid 11 Do Midlife Women Receive Second-Rate Health Care? A by Jonine O'Leary Cobb 14 Friend Indeed Goes to Washington Making Sense Out of feeling Different: The by Jan Maran and Norah C. Keating 17 Experience of Menopause Menopause: Tradition and Experience Create an Etching by Sheila Laidlaw-Radford 21 Susanna Re-Membered: A Photoessay by Lupe Rodriguez 24 WOMANCARE/HEALTHCARE Womancare-Healthcare: Power and Policy by Martha Keniston Laurence 31 Aged Maltreatment: An Unexpected Outcome of by Sandra P. Hirst and jean Miller 35 Caring The lived Experience of Abused Older Women by Elizabeth Podnieks 38 Advocacy for Vulnerable Adults by Patricia Spindel 45 One Woman's Life Journey by Elsie Tico/l 49 TRANSITIONS The 'Golden' Years by Jeanette Urbas 51 Women and Retirement: Uncharted Territory by Mary MacFarlane 55 A la poubelle par Mireille Desjarlals-Heynneman 58 letter to a friend by Christa Karina Karras 59 Women and family in the later Years: findings from the 1990 by Susan A. McDaniel 62 General Social Survey "1 Don't Want to be a Burden": Needing Assistance in a Context by jane Aronson 65 of Oisentitlement Ma chere Angele par Madelaine Gilchrist 73 Grandma and Sylvia - A Class Apart by Barbara Hudspith 69 Mothering Come lately by jane Springer 75 Becoming a feminist after forty by Nancy Wilkinson 77 9. Winter 1992 Volume 12, Number 2 GROWING INTO AGE (Continued) BEING MARGINALIZED Living in the Margins: Lesbian Aging by Jeanetle A. Auger 80 Voices of Older Women from Developing Countries by Helen Lowenberger 8S In Memory of My Cochoom Madelaine O'Soup Acoose by Janice Acoose 87 Aging in a New Land by Rachel Aber Schlesinger 89 Self·Portralts of the Artist as She Ages by Pamela Schweitzer 93 FRIENDSHIP/ALTERNATIVE VISIONS Thoughts on Getting Old by Kay Macpherson and Vi Thompson 95 ll "Life Has a Sense An Interview by Milano Todoroff 99 Living a Dream: Back to School at Age 75 by Esther Pearce 101 Old Woman, "bearer of keys to unknown doorNays" by Shelagh Wiikinson 103 Cynthia Scott and The Company of Strangers by Patricia Watson 109 Book Reviews In the Company of Strangers Reviewed by Janice Andreae 114 Re(dis)covering Our Foremothers by Laura McLauchian 115 By Heart: Elizabeth Smart: A Life by Patricia Bishop 116 Journey with My Selves: A Memoir 1909-1963 by Jennifer Henderson 117 Agnes in the Sky and Sky: A Poem in Four Voices by Laura Mclauchlan 118 La vleillesse par Lucie Lequln 119 The Balandngs of the Clouds by Helen Lucas 119 living the Changes by Lisa Schmidt 120 Osteoporosis: The Long Road Back by Debbie Howe 121 [5 titles an the subject of Women and Aging] by Judith L. Fraser 122 Women as Eiders a~d Women, Aging and Ageism by Judith L. Fraser 123 Women's Education Des Femmes: Older Women issue by Stacey Sulewski 124 Resources list 124 Poetry Learning by Hand by Sharon Nelson 10 Sorcery and Weather Forecast by Dorothy Livesay 44 Hard Currency by Margaret Rodgers 53 Exit by Anne Marriotl 53 14 heures: ala recherche de ... par Simonne Ghorayeb 68 Retrospective by Anne Marriotl 72 Sleet by Patience Wheatley 102 Death Wishes by Anne Marriott 108 Cri. .. par Simonne Ghoroyeb 108 On first hearing herself described as 'feisty' by Heather Spears 113 Fiction The Size of the World by Lin Gibson 126 Front Cover , Deidre Scherer, Await, April 1990. Fabric and thread. 7.5" x 7' 10. Spring 1992 Volume 12, Number 3 GENDER EQUITY AND INSTITUTIONAL CHANGE Editorial 5 LAW AND STATE POLICY The Meaning of Equity by Gayle MacDonald 8 Aboriginal Women and the Constitutional Debates: Continuing Discrimination by The Native Women's Association o/Canada 14 Lc droit ala proprieu~. et la rcfanne constitutionelle par Jeanne aArc Gaudel 18 Managing Female Immigration: A Case of Institutional byRoxanaNg 20 Sexism and Racism EMPLOYMENT EQUITY Employment Equity and Pay Equity: And Never by Patricia McDemwtl 24 the Twain Shall Meet? Reviewing the Federal Employment Equity Act 28 • Canadian Labour Congress 28 • Canadian Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs 29 • Saskatchewan Wheat PooVGrain Services Union 30 • Communications and Electrical Workers ofCanada 31 • Manitoba Telephone System 32 Speaking of Equality: Briefs to the Ontario Employment Equity Commissioner 33 • Ontario Coalition of Visible Minority Women 33 • Windsor Women's Incentive CenU"e 34 • Hamilton Regional Indian CenU"e 36 • Federation des Femmes Canadiennes.Fran~aises de l'Ontario 36 • Immigrant and Visible Minority Women's Organization 37 • Women's Access to Apprenticeship Training/The Industrial Trades Centre for Women 38 • Canadian Auto Workers Union 38 Les travailleuses vieillissanles et les enjeux institutionnels en par Diane·Gabrielle Tremblay, matiere de gestion des ressoUIces humaines Diane Bellemare et Lise Poulin Simon 40 Using Accountable Self-Regulation to Achieve Employment by Ellen Baar 46 Equity in Universities Employmenl Equity in Ontario School Boards by Alison Taylor 52 EQUITY IN CONTEXT: CONSTRAINTS AND POSSIDILITIES North American Women: Cinderellas althe Equity BaU by Doris Anderson 56 Introducing the Feminine into the Body Politic-and Experiencing Its by Anne Smarl 59 Allergic Reaction The Only Answer for Child Care by Jane Beach 64 Suess in Mothers of the Disabled by Jennifer Hoyle 67 Sexual Harassment in Universilies: A Critical View of the by Rachel L. Osborne 72 Instilutional Response The Women Want Equity While the BoysGetlMAX by Pal Hacker 76 Connicling Loyalties: Gender, Class and Equity Politics in by Pauline Gardiner Barber 80 Working Class Culture EQUITY AND THE EDUCATIONAL PROCESS We Have A Lot (0 Say: Young Women for Gender Equity by Beverley Naveau 85 Feminism Reviled: Academic Non-Freedom at Canadian by Anne Innis Dagg 89 Universities Still Struggling: Making the Visual Arts Process Different by Janice Andreae 93 What Is Known About Homophobia in the Classroom and the by Kathleen Marlindale 95 Limited Applicability ofAnti-Homophobia Workshop SLrategies for Women's Studies Classes 11. Spring 1992 Vnlume 12, Number 3 GENDER EQUITY AND INSTITUTIONAL CHANGE (Continued) Educational Equily by the Omar;Q Confederation ofUniversity Faculty Associations 99 Female Self-Defense Training in Canadian Schools by Donna Laframboise 103 Writing From Our Lives: A Vehicle for Change by Michele Birch·Conery 106 Reflections on Institutionalized Anti-Feminism by Sheila McIntyre 111 BOOK REVIEWS Just Wages: An Assessment ofPay EqUity Reviewed by Jan Kainer 115 Strikes Have Followed Me All My Life Post-Abolished: One Woman's Struggle for Employment Rights in Tanzania by Lisa Schmidt 116 Women Workers and Global Restructuring by Nora Jung 117 The Unfinished Revolution: The StalUS afWomen in Twelve Countries by Shelagh Wilkinson 118 Anthofogie de fa potsie des femmes au Qulbec par Dominique O'Neill 119 Re-Belle el lnfidele: fa traduction comme pratique de rl-teritUTe auf/minin! The Body Bilingual: Translation as a Rewriting in the Femirnne by Christabelle Sethna 120 Interior Designs by Sharon H. Nelson 121 Order ih lhe Universe by MaTi Peepre-Bordessa 123 The Leaving Brighl's Crossing Salad Days Travelling Ladies Women and the Environment by Brenda Cranney 124 POETRY Taken for Grante FRONT COVER Randy Velocci, The Globe and Mail. BACK COVER Franki Raffies. "Road Builders", 12. COMMON LIVES/LESBIAN LIVES a lesbian quarterly CONTENTS Number Forty-two Spring 1992 3 Notes to Our Readers 4 Seedling of Love, by Mary Anderson 5 Sister Fake ID: Chapter Two, by Lorrie Sprecher 9 One in a Million, by Amy Edgington 11 Prepubescent Training in Heterosexuality and White Middle-Class Values, by Debra Riggin Waugh 15 In-Flight Review, by S. A. Evans 21 Hey Outlaw, by Zen Jones 22 A Barnacle Dislodged, by Tirzah Silberstein 25 Navigating by Stars, by Donna Allegra 32 Promise, by L. A. Webb 33 Tell Me about California, by Martha Miller 45 Those Last Few Steps, by Melissa Mastoris 47 Discretion, by Patti Hennessey 55 Learning to Read, by Jane Farrell 61 No More Words, by Anna Dolores Camilleri 63 A Poem, by Holly Northrop 65 Puerto Rico, My Parents-And Now? by Juana Maria Gonzalez Paz with Mary Ann Gonzalez Paz 73 Two Poems by Victoria Lena Manyarrows 75 Spirit Dreamers, by Myra Lilliane Fuenta 76 One for the Virgin, by Lynn Kanter 85 I'm So Sorry You Told Me That, by Robin Wood 87 I Would Not Know This Language, by Andrea T. Deyrup 89 Shards of Truth, by Nigel Green 95 Same Thing Over Different Way, by Janell Moon 98 Sheets, by C. Bowers 101 Letters, by Sarah Cortez 104 House of Fear, by Kulaya 106 Death, Dishonor, and All That Is Amerikan, by Laura Elizabeth Casey 109 Sabrina's Horses, by Ruthann Robson 11"5 Love in the Collective, by Trudy Riley WCML 13 ...... ,oncerns NEWSLETTER of the Women's Caucus MODERN LANGUAGES Vol. 21, No.2 Summer 1991 TABLE OF CONTENTS Roster . 2 Letter from the President 3 Treasurer's Report :...... 4 Research in Progress. . '" , 6 Report of the NEMLA Women's Caucus Meeting 7 Dancing Through the Minefields . 8 Announcements and Calls for Papers . 9 Huber Report 12 Developing Pol~ical Savvy-Many Misadventures Later 13 Our cover is by artist, Susan SChuder, Waterford, WI 14. WCML ~oncerns NEWSLETTER of the Women's Caucus MODERN LANGUAGES Vol. 21, NO.3 Winter 1991 TABLE OF CONTENTS Roster . 2 Letter from the President . .4 . Treasurer's Report ,. 5 PCNACA Women's Caucus Awards . 6 1991 MLA Convention Programs . 7 New Prize from the Women's Caucus . 11 Announcements and Calls for Papers . 12 Research in Progress . 19 Minutes from the Women's Caucus of NEMLA Breakfast. . 19 Dear Friends Letter from Susan Koppleman 20 Recent Publications 22 Dancing Through the Minefields 43 Our cover is by artist, Marie Bill, Clarendon Hills, IL Daughters 15. of Sarah ~ring 1992 fume 18. Number 2 ~ II Table of Contents II Features 4 The Phone Call That 32 A Piece On War Changed My Life by Billie Poon by Stephanie R. Atkinson 36 Tearing Down Walls: Black 8 Women and War: A Belts and Self Defense Conceptual Framework by Marcia E. M. Molmen by M. C. Devi Iblss 39 Turning the Other Cheek 14 Women and Nonviolence: by Reta Finger A Her·etical Feminist View 40 At War with the by Dorothy T. Samuel Environment: A Woman's 18 Palestinian Women Under Issue Occupation by Kari Sandhaas and Reta by Mary Abowd Finger 22 Which Passeth All 42 The Gulf War Is Not Overl Understanding A Compilation oj Women by Kristen Johnson Ingram Conscientious Objectors 26 My Voice Joins the Others 44 A Letter to My Best Friend by Laurie Lieo Albanese by Linda Bleze Poetry 7 Pieta 35 When Easter Comes Again by Carolyn S. Searr by Mary Cartledge·Hayes 13 Voyeur by Laura Sargent Book Reviews 46 On Peace, War and Gender, ed. Anne E. Hlmter War: Four Christian Views, ed. Robert G. Clol~se The Window of Vulnerability, Dorothee Soelle Peace in the Home: A Curriculum. Joan C. Engelsman Extending the Table ... A World Community Cookbook, Joetta Handrich Schlabach Women and War, Jean Bethke Eishtain For Such a Time as This: 26 Women's Stoiies, ed. Lillian V. Grlssen Ambassador of Reconciliation: Muriel Lester, ed. Richard Deats Departments 2 Editorial 59 Grapevine 54 Dear Daughters 63 Back Issues list 57 Classified Ads 16. FEBRUARY 1991 NUMBER 79 4 WATCH THIS SPACE NELL McCAFFERTY: Writing women out of history. o YOUR LETTERS 8 NEWS John Major's commitments undermined, mothers and childminders, Sunday trading threatens local shopping. II AN ISLAMIC STATE It's not the will of the people. says a leading Pakistani activist, and it's not genuinely Islamic either. 13 BEWARE FUNDAMENTALIST CHRISTIANITY A mental health warning in the Decade of Evangelism. IS THE RELATIONSHIP BUSINESS Women are taking the initiative in the singles scene. 10 PARENT'S CHARTER The charter is at odds with the new Children Act. 18 GIVING THE BABY A BREAK - from parents. 19 ELIZABETH SMART and her murderous Muse. 20 SHORT STORY "A Silent Star", by Diane Coyle. 22 THE ARTS and WHAT'S ON 20 NEW BOOKS ZO~ FAIRBAIRNS on new fiction' 29 FOOTLOOSE Travellers' guides to not travelling. 30 PERSONAL Preconceptual care. 33 WORKWISE Looking for a partner: women are no longer waiting to be asked. 17. MARCH 1991 NUMBER 80 6 WATCH THIS SPACE NELL McCAFFERTY: the fighting Irish. 8 YOUR LETTERS II NEWS Men who kill can defame their victims without challenge in court; Algeria's women at the heart ofthe crisis: Bill Morris on the long slow struggle for equality. 16 ELECTORAL CHOICES How the two main parties are packaging their policies for women - and what's on offer from the others. 10 ADOPTION AND IDENTITY Jackie Kay insists on the importance of acknowledging all points of view. 11 WOMAN FROM SAO PAULO Luiza Erundina is outspoken, controversial and mayor of one of the biggest cities in the world. 14 A WINDOW ON THE WORLD Lin Xiao had to struggle through hard times in China, then decided to gain a new perspective by learning about the West. 16 WOMEN'S SPIRITUALITY Monica Sioa's critique of the New Age's old thinking. 18 THE ARTS and WHAT'S ON n NEW BOOKS ZO~ FAIRBAIRNS on new fiction 36 PERSONAL LINDA LAZARIDES on nutrition and health. 39 FOOTLOOSE: Women's houses in France. 40 WORKWISE: How to choose your employer. Women's spirituality 18. APRIL 1991 NUMBER 81 4 WATCH THIS SPACE NELL McCAFFERTY: abortion and justice. 6 YOUR LETTERS 8 NEWS Government challenged on child~snatching; women to raise election questions; public transport: school meals campaign. 10 THE WOMEN'S ELECTION: WHAT IF ••• f The choices we (ace in this ejection and what is likely to happen afterwards - depending on whether one party wins outright or there's a hung parliament. 11 THE WOMEN'S ELECTION: SCOTTISH WOMAN FIND A NEW VOICE Women are hoping (or much better representation of their interests in a new Scottish Parliament 14 KD LANG on .her personal and professional motivation 16 ANGELA CARTER: an appreciation 17 OVER THE HILLlConfronting ageism at work 10 SLAVENKA DRAKULIC on the kitchen revolution in Eastern Europe 11 THE ARTS and WHAT'S ON leonora Carrington, Cleo Sylvestre 16 NEW BOOKS 18 PERSONAL Nutritional supplements; disability issues and etiquette 3 I FOOTLOOSE: On your bike to Land's End. 31 WORKWISE: Equality work in a large organisation; pension problems. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY JOBS, COURSES AND CLASSIFIEDS: BACK PAGES 19. MAY 1991 NUMBER 81 4 WATCH THIS SPACE NELL McCAFFERTY: Legal eagles. 6 YOUR LETTERS 8 NEWS Escape from domestic violence blocked by housing crisis. How to participate in the new rue women to expel men. EARTH WATCH 12 EARTH SUMMIT AND THE WOMEN'S AGENDA IS TO PLANT A TREE: WANGARI MAATHAI 16 THE GREEN FUTURE IS FEMALE: women's environmental action in Britain 18 HARVESTING THE WIND: the woman who sells her own energy 19 WHOSE IDEAL HOMEI And what's it all about! 20 A ·WORSE PLACE Lynne Segal looks at Susan Faludi's Backlash 22 THE ARTS and WHAT'S ON Music, popular and classical: motherhood and Hollywood 26 NEW BOOKS Zoe Fairbairns on new fiction in Australia 28 PERSONAL You and your bowels :I I FOOTLOOSE: Green holidays. n WORKWISE i--I 20. i ~eminism r i & ,.;C_O.;;.,.;.N_T.;;.,.;;;E;,..;N-.,;;T....;;,S I sychology Volume 1, Number 2, 1991 ~~ EDITORIAL 179 Editorial Note ______ARTICLES 181 Science Fictions Corinne SQUIRE 201 Knowledge and Resistance: Black Women Talk about Racism in the Netherlands and the USA Philomena ESSED 221 First-time Mothers' Accounts of Inequality in the Division of Labour Rosaleen CROGHAN 247 Reconceptualizing Agoraphobia: A Case Study of Epistemological Bias in Clinical Research Marjorie GELFOND 263 Is There Empirical Justification for the Category of 'Self-defeating Personality Disorder'? Paula J, CAPLAN and Maureen GANS 279 Caring for Everyone? The Implications for Women of the Changes in Community Care Services Helen SMITH ______REVIEWS 293 Ros GILL on: Significant Differences - Feminism in Psychology by Corinne Squire 297 Maureen McNEIL on: Cat's Eye by Margaret Atwood 299 Jackie BATES GASTON on: The Psychology ofthe Female Body by Jane Ussher 301 Sheila JEFFREYS on: The Sexual Politics ofMeat by Carol J. Adams; and Refusing To Be a Man by John Stoltenber2 304 Christine GRIFFIN on: Slow Motion: Changing Masculinities, Changing Men by Lynne Segal 306 Celia KITZINGER (I) and Wendy HOLLWAY (II) on: Anticlimax: A Feminist Perspective on the Sexual Revolution by Sheila Jeffreys 312 Jane USSHER on: Women's Therapy Centre Film Didn't She Do Well? by Valerie Walkerdine 315 Books Received ______OBSERVATIONS & COMMENTARIES 317 What's Happening These Days with the DSM? PaulaJ. CAPLAN I ,FiemIn_i_s_m ~c,,,;;;o,,:,,N;'''':;T''':;E:''':'N;'''':;T'';;;s 21. sychology Volume 1, Number 3. 1991 ______EDITORIAL 323 Editorial Note ______ARTICLES 325 Therapy for Lesbians?: The Case Against Rachel PERKINS 339 'What Do Girls Know Anyway?': Rationality. Gender and Social Control Pam OLIVER ______OPEN FORUM 361 Feminist Psychology and the Study of Men and Masculinity Part I: Assumptions and Perspectives Margaret WETHERELL and Christine GRIFFIN (eds) ______ARTICLES 393 The Mother as Container: Placental Process and Inner Space Joan RAPHAEL-LEFF 409 Mothers on Trial: The Custodial Vulnerability of Women Phyllis CHESLER ______~_ OBSERVATIONS & COMMENTARIES 427 I. Oppression. Inequality and Invisible Lesbians Rachef PERKINS .429 II. Oppression. Inequality and Invisible Lesbians: A Reply Jennie WILLIAMS and Gilli WATSON 430 III. Sexism in Psychological Research: A Brief Note Susan CONDOR 435 Reviewers for Volume 1 436 Charter Subscribers 439 Annual Index ______EDITORIAL 22. 5 Editorial Note ______THE SPOKEN WORD 7 Lesbian Psychology, Lesbian Politics: Marny HALL. Celia KlTZINGER. JoAnn LOU LAN and Rachel PERKINS in Conversation ______ARTICLES N 27 Should' Premenstrual Syndrome' Be Called a Psychiatric (/) 0\ f- 0\ '""~. Abnormality? Paula J. CAPLAN. Joan McCURDY-MYERS and Maureeo GANS Z - 0 t: 45 Feminism and Discourse in Developmental Psychology: lJJ -... 0 ... UJ Power. Subjectivity and Interpretation f- .0 8 Erica BURMAN Z :t Z 61 The Stigma of Women's Weight: Social and Economic Realities 0 Esther D. ROTHBLUM U N .... ______REVIEWS .a8 0 75 Margot LIDSTONE on: Moving Heaven and Earth: Sexuality, :> Spirituality and Social Change by Lucy Goodison 78 Janel SAYERS on: The Haunting of Sylvia Plath by Jacqueline Rose; and The Death and Ufe of Sylvia Plath by Ronald Hayman 80 Celia LURY on: Playing the State: Australian Feminist Interventions, edited by Sophie Watson 82 Deborah Lynn STEINBERG on: Gender in Transition: A New Frontier, edited by loan Offerman·Zuckerberg 85 SUE WASLlN on: Maternal Thinking: Towards a Politics of Peace by Sara Ruddick 89 Marcia WORRELL on: Surviving Child Sexual Abuse: A Handbook for Helping Women Challenge their Past by Liz Hall and Siobhan Lloyd 92 lenny ELLIOTT on: Sexism and the Female Offender by Lorraine Gelsthorpe 95 Judi MARSHALL on: Women at Work: Psychological and Organizational Perspectives edited by lenny Firth-Cozens and Michael A. West 98 Vieda SKULTANS on: The Charge of/he Parasols by Calriona Blake 100 Maureen LISTER on: Sexual Difference: A Theory ofSocial Symbolic Practice by lite Milan Women's Books(ore ~ollective ______OBSERVATIONS & COMMENTARIES 105 I. On PMS and Psychiatric Abnormality Mary Brown PARLEE 109 II. Reply to Mary Brown Parlee Paula J. CAPLAN. Joan McCURDY-MYERS and Maureen GANS III lll. Catherine is Having a Baby ... Rachel PERKINS 114 IV. Accepting 'Total and Complete Responsibility': New Age Violence against Women Christabelle SETHNA 126 Guidance Notes for Postgraduates ______EDITORIAL 131 Editorial Note ______OPEN FORUM 23. 133 Feminist Psychology and the Study of Men and Masculinity Part II. Politics and Practices Margaret WETHERELL and Christine GRIFFIN (eds) ______SPECIAL FEATURE 169 Postgraduate Work in Progress Jennie WILLIAMS and Kum-Kum BHAVNANI (eds) 171 I. Masculinities. Identity and the Politics of Essentialism: A Social Constructionist Critique of the Men's Movement Dwight FEE 177 II. Gender and Language: Research in Progress Ann WEATHERALL 183 III. Speaking of Incest: It's Not Enough to Say the Word Carol E. BARRINGER 189 IV. Systemic Lupus Erythematosus: Another Women's Problem? Kate WHITEHEAD 197 V. Feminist and Psychological Implications of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Britta B. WHEELER 205 VI. Panic in the Academic Ghetto: The Collision of Postmodernity. Urban Sociology and my MA A.R. LATEGOLA ______ARTICLES 209 sex. Organs and Audiotape: A Discourse Analytic Approach to <: Talking About Heterosexual Sex and Relationships 0 Jackie GlLFOYLE, Jonathan WILSON and BROWN '"-~ 231 Will the Real Sex Difference Please Stand Up? N () Rhoda K. UNGER Z 0 239 While Waiting for the Revolution: The Case for a Lesbian Feminist Z Psychotherapy g.'" '"'I Laura S. BROWN ..... m ______OBSERVATIONS & COMMENTARIES N Z ..... '"'I 255 I. Lesbians. Therapy and Politics: Inclusion and Diversity ~ en Katherine SENDER N 258 II. Waiting for the Revolution - or Working for It? A Reply to Laura Brown and Katherine Sender Rachel PERKINS 262 III. The 'Real' Lesbian Feminist Therapist - Who Is She? Celia KlTZINGER 265 IV. Lesbian Psychology in Britain: Back into the Closet? Louise COMELY, Celia KlTZINGER, Rachel PERKINS and Sue WILKINSON 269 V. A POWS Reply Janet SAYERS 271 VI. We May Be Your Worst Nightmare, but We Are also Your Future: The Role of a Psychology of Lesbianism Section in the British Psychological Society Esther D. ROTHBLUM 275 VII. Therapy among the Ruins Marny HALL ______THE SPOKEN WORD 277 Developing a National Mental Health Policy for Women in the UK Daphne WOOD. Policy Officer for MIND. interviewed by Jennie WILLIAMS 24. flelTl;...;slTIs Volume 5 No, 1 January/February 1992 ISSN # 1041-1801 The Effect of Rape Stories on Survivors: Listening to Other Voices Page 3 by Kevin Stoner On the Cover Page 12 artist's statement by Jessica Depp Willa Young, New Coordinator of Rape Education & Prevention Program Page 13 by Jill Hornick A Local Response to Lesbian Battering Page 13 by Lisa Beran and Sandy Allen Radical Activism on Campus Page 15 by Melissa Romig Indoors Page 18 by Amy Black Recent Work by Elizabeth Murray Page 18 by Connie Richards The Dream of Activist Art Page 19 by Kathleen Green Women's Studies International: Nairobi and Beyond Page 21 reviewed by Barbara Mennel AIlJlOuncemenls Page 22 25. Volume 5 No.2 MarcblApril 1992 ISSN # 1041·1801 Interview witb Lynda Zwinger Page 3 interviewed by Ellyn Ruthstrom Female Buddies: From Etbel and Lucy to Thebna and Louise Page 8 by Debra Seltzer Su Frledricb Visits tbe Wexner Center Page 9 by Rebecca Andre Upcoming at tbe Wexner Page 10 I'm Every Woman: A Celebration of Womanhood Page 11 photos by M. Alyssa Jones An Evening witb JeweUe Gomez Page 12 by Joyce Depp African Women Defining Themselves: A Sbort Page 13 Review of a Dynamic Forum by Christina Cappelletti Micbelle Parkerson: The Birtb of a Notion Page 15 by Kerri Griffin Review of A Lure of Knowledge: Lesbian Sexuolily and Theory Page 16 reviewed by Laura George Announcements Page 19 On tbe cover: Ohio State University students at the Pro-Choice March in Washington, DC on April 5. 1992. Photo taken by Steven May. 26 Feminist Bookstore News 1:1\11:111; March/April 1992 Volume 14 Number 6 ARTICLES Editorial: ABA Missing the Point 17 April Fools Bestsellers 11 ABA Convention 1992 21 News/Short Stories '" ...... , 9 Queer Press' National Lesbian and Gay Book Month, OIhelWOOd Fights Back News From the Bookstores ...... 13 Q & A: 800 Numbers 25 Taking Care of Business: Novel Promotions . 27 Funny Books to Watch Out For ...... 29 Lesbians in FSF ...... 33 Access as a Community Responsibility: Nett Hart. 35 Spring Announcements Issue DEPARTMENTS Advertising Index . . .107 Announcements ...... 32 Back to Press & Other Good News 38 Bestsellers ...... 47 Canadian Content . 39 Classified Ads ...... 108 Short Raves ...... 45 Subscription Information .... 104 They Went That-A-Way .. 42 Trivia . 43 Writing Wanted . 53 THE BOOKS Art Books . 51 Border Crossing: Books in Canada .. 59 Mysteries . 49 On Publishers' Row ...... 91 Our Own Presses ..... 61 Science Fiction .... 57 The Small Presses '_.' . 71 University Presses .. 85 Feminist 27. Bookstore News 1:1\11:111: May/June 1992 Volume 15 Number 1 ARTICLES ABA 1992: Part 2 ...... 33 ABA Responds to FBN Editorial ...... 12 News/Short Stories ...... 17 Customs Broker Refuses to Process Press Gang Tides • seal Moves to New Distributor' Joseph Beam Award Controversy' Books on Wings Stocks New Allende Book· Scarlet Press Announoes First TItles· Cleis. Firebrand & Spinsters Join InBook • Obituary Outwrite 1992 ...... 23 Soapstone: A Retreat of One's Own .., .25 News From the Bookstores ...... 27 New Zealand Celebrates Women's Writing .29 Bookstore Profile: Meristem ...... •. .35 Taking Care of Business: Store Newsletters .37 Buying and Selling Used Books ...... 41 Bookpeople at 21 . .43 Feminist Publishers' Column: Selling The Wall . .47 Taking A Slide: Nett Hart .•.•••••••.• .49 DEPARTMENTS Advertising Index ...... • .123 Announcements . .54 Back to Press & Other Good News · .51 Bestsellers . · .61 Classified Ads ...... 124 Short Raves ...... · .57 SUbscription Information · 120 They Went That-A-Way .53 Writing Wanted .. · .55 THE BOOKS Art Books ..... · .59 Gay Men's Literature · .65 On Publishers' Row · 105 Our Own Presses . .73 Science Fiction .. .67 The Small Presses .89 University Presses .99 28. TABLE OF CONTENTS BOOK REVIEWS ••. , .••..•••.••.••.•••••.•••• , ..•.•.•••...•••.. 3 .. FEMINISM AND ITS DISCONTENlS. by LIsa D. Brush. Feminist Fatale: Voices from the "Twentysomething" Generation Explore the Futureof the "Women's Muvement:' by Paula Kamen; Surviving the Blues: Growing Up in the Thatcher DeQlde, ed. by Joan Scanlon; More lay Than Rage: Crossing Generations with the New Feminism, by Caryl Rivers. .. CARING AND WOMEN'S LIVES, by Carolyn Kelih. Circles ofCare: W01kand Identity in Women's Lives,eYiddish women's Uterature, III Special issuesof periodicals on women's issues as presented at the Fa111991 UW System Women's Studies Conference; women scientists; divorce; Middle Eastern women; feminist film criticism; paid employment; Ursula K. Le Cuin. iii Transldons: Dea th of theeditorofBitch, women's rock magazine, leaves the magazine in limbo. ... Anniversary issues from Calyx and Psychology of Women Quarterly. (Complied by Unda ShulO ITEMS OF NOTE , ••••••••••..••••.••••••••••. 29 A pamphlet on Arab women; a report on Latin American women, poverty, and the environment; a clearinghouse on legal issues for battered women; a series of "interac tive" essays; an informational brochure on domestic violence; statistics on the rape alcohol connection; a report on sexual harassment research and resources; papers aimed atimprovingcampuscllmatefor Black women and Hispanicwomen;asummary reportoneducationequltyandgenderbias;photographsofwomeninmathematicsand science; a board game on women In politics;a poster on awareness of sexist language; acatalog summarizing research on two hundred social and behavioral science studies; a bibliography on women adult educators; a catalog of books related to Women's History Month; and a mail-order service for feminist books. (Complied by Ingrid MarkhardO BOOKS RECENTLY RECEIVED "., ••• , .•.•••. 31 Gmphkson pp26 and 28 arebyTrlUYL. Honn o/MAdison. ll/uslraticmon pJ 1isbyMtltagne,from WOMEN OF EUROPE, Belgium, No.7, January/February 1979,{r()tlf page. Gmphicon p.24 is by Rill; Ttmpletoll, from EL ARIT DE RINI TEMPLr:TON/ THE ART OF RlNi TEMPLr:TON, WHERE THERE IS UFE AND STRUGGLE, ed. Altjtmdra Alrem: tt a1. (/kal Comtl Press, J989). .. 29 . eVleW ~o to Sprlnl( 1992 Editorial 1 Fleurs du Mal or Second-Hand Roses?: Natalie Barney, Romaine Brooks, and the 'Originality of the Avant-Garde' 6 Bridget Elliott and Jo·Ann lValiace Poem 31 Debs Tyler-Bennett Feminism and Motherhood: An American Reading 32 Ann Snitow Qualitative Research, Appropriation of the IOther' and Empowerment 52 Anne Opie Disabled Women and the Feminist Agenda 70 Nasa Begum Postcard From the Edge: Thoughts on the 'Feminist Theory: An International Debate' Conference at Glasgow University, July 1991 85 Susannah Rudstone Review Essay: Sally Munt on Lesbian Texts and Contexts, Lesbian and Gay IVriting and The Safe Sea oflVomen: Lesbian Fiction 1969-1989 94 Reviews Elh!lm on Armed Angels: Women in Iran 100 Terry Lovell on Seductions: Studies in Reading and Culture 103 Diana Gittins on Heroes o[Their Own Lives: The Politics and History ofFamily Violence 105 Chris \Veedon on Unruly Practices: Power, Discourse and Gender in COiltemporary Social Theory 107 Sarah Green on Sexual DitTerellce: A Theory ofSocial·Symbolic Practice . 109 Lyn Thomas on The COlldition oflVomen in France: 1945 to the Present 111 Angela V. John on The World is 111 Divided: Womell's lVorkin Scotland in the Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries 113 Roberta McGrath on Correct Distallce 115 Judith Squires on Troubled Pleasures: Writillg 011 Politics, Gender alld Hedollism 118 Maggie Humm on Conflicts in Feminism 121 Anne Phillips on Feminist Interpretations and Political Theory and Justice, Gender alld the Family "122 Nasa Begum on Women and Disability 125 Shiona McArthur on Issues ofBlood: The Politics ofMellstruation 127 Noticeboard 130 30. r'EMINIST STUDIES I Volume 18, Number 1 Spring 1992 I Preface 3 Wendy Brown Finding the Man in the State 7 Priscilla Ferguson Nineteenth-Century Welfare Policy, 35 Clement Programs, and Poor Women: Philadelphia as a Case Study Jane Lewis and Equality, Difference, and State Welfare: 59 Gertrude Astram Labor Market and Family Policies in Sweden Terry Gips Art Essay 88 Elizabeth Meese When Virginia Looked at Vita, What Did 99 She See; or, Lesbian : Feminist : Woman-What's the Differ(e/alnce? Bina Agarwal The Gender and Environment Debate: 119 Lessons from India Susan Bordo Postmodern Subjects, Poslmodern 159 Bodies IReview Essay) Susan J. Leonardi A Portrait of the Abbess as a Young Nun 177 Notes on Contributors 188 Notes and Letters 190 Publications Received 194 31. Feminist Teacher Vol. 6 No.2 Winter 1992 Table of Contents 10 No Eden Under Glass: A Discussion with Donna Haraway By P.K. Jamison 16 Women and Information Technology: Framing Some Issues for Education By Suzanne K. Damarin 21 The Hand and the Hammer: A Brief Critique of the Overhead Projector By Eloise Knowlton 24 Women's Literature and the Novice Reader: Fostering Cri~ical Self-Confidence in the Underprepared Student By Susan Pauly 30 Opening Up the Canon: The Importance of Teaching Lesbian and Gay Literatures By Greta Gaard Departments 4 The Network 38 Teaching Resources 7 Feminist Teacher Network News 40 Conferences/Calls for Papers 34 Book Reviews 32. rEJI/#/sr Ie A FREE MADISON AREA NEWS JOURNAL FEBRUARY 14-MARCH 19. 1992 VOL. 5. NO, 1 Table of Contents Volume 5, Number 1 February 14-March 19, 1992 Page Transforming Pair Into Action 1 Cara Quinn Karen's Story: Life Through Black Teenage Eyes .. 1 Interview by Theo. Kramer Newsbr/efs , 2 Book Review: When I Am Her 4 Julie Foertsch Commentary: A View of Femin/sm 4 Nita McKinley Women's Health Is Alive and Well 5 Nancy Worcester Seizing Eternity: Meeting the Spiritual Challenge of Rape 6-7 Kari Ann Owen I Was Raped In This City 6-7 Anonymous Eye Dlalect ~ .. 10 Margie Adam: Making Music Again 9 Justice Fire Reclaiming the Fire Within: A Personal Awakening 9 Tammy Teschner Film Review: Fried Green Tomatoes 10 Julie Foertsch Letters 10 Network 11 Classifleds 12 Calendar 12 rEJI/#/sr 33. I A FREE MADISON AREA NEWS JOURNAL MARCH 20-APRIL 70, 1992 VOL. 5, NO.2 Table of Contents Volume 5, Number 2 March 20·April 10, 1992 Page Will Madison Continue to Have a Feminist Newspaper 1 Cook: A Wisconsin Filmmaker 1 Cheryl McCaig Don't Cail Me a Feminist 1 Rebecca Jones Newsbrlefs 2·3 Tammy Baldwin: Lesbian Politician 5 Cara Quin The Salem Witch Trials: The Sins of Sexism Revisited 6 . Interview by Thea. Kramer A War That Will Not End : 7 Laura Flanders Eye Dialect 8 Jennifer Berezan: Stunning Voice of Social Consciousness 9 Leslie Wilmot Linda Hogan's Book Mean Splrit 9 V.J. Link (Lance) Commentary: On Reading Cosmopolitan• ...... 10 Pamela Chickering Film Review: Male and Gay Male Fantasies A Feminist Lesbian Review of Spielberg's Hook 10 Barbara Tudor and Ruth Smith Letters 11 Network 11 Classlfieds 12 Calendar 12 34 • ~EJI/J'/sr I A FREE MADISON AREA NEWS JOURNAL APRIL 11, 1992 VOL. 5, NO.3 Table of Contents Volume 5, Number 3 April 11, 1992 Page PuUing the Paper Out: the Work Behind Feminist Voices 1 Celebration and Reflection: An Evening with Angela Davis 1 Catherine Idzerda Newsbrlefs 2 Looking for a Few Strong Women 3 Chris Cuomo Sexual Assault Awareness Week 3 Christina Wildlake D.O.E. Farm Celebrates 15 Years 4 Caroljean Coventree Calendar 5 Classifleds ; 5 Unity In Diversity: Nicaragua's Arst National Women's "Encuentro" 6 Donna Vukelich Book Review: Growing up In Paradise 6 Julie Foertsch Annie Laurie Gaylor: Feminist, Freethinker 7 Pamela Chickering More Than Just Wiggly Worms: They're Recycling Professionals Au Naturale .... 7 Marion Farrior Eye Dialect 8 Thoughts at Half-Time: A Young Feminist Holds Her Cheers -9 Julie Foertsch Sticky Activity 10 Letters 10 Network 11 More Calendar ; 12 Gender and Education 35. Volume 4 Numbers 1-2 1992 Special Double Issue: Women's Education in Europe Edited by ;\tadelcine Arnot & Gab)' Weiner Introduction Helena C. Ara!ljQ. The Emergence ora 'New Orthodoxy': public debates on women's capacities and education in Portugal (1880-1910) 7 Bente Elkjttr. Girls and Information Technology in Denmark-an account of a socially constructed problem 25 lnga Elgqvist-Saltwlatl. Straight Roads and Winding Tracks: Swedish educational policy frol11 a gender equality perspective 41 Jmmy Arends &' M01lique \'olman. A Comparison of Different Policies: equal opportunitie~ in education in the Netherlands and the policy of the Inner London Education Authority 57 Kiki Deli)'anni-Kouiml1.i. "Father is out Shopping because Mother is at Work": Greek primary school reading texts as an example of educational polky for gender equality 67 Aml€-Mette Kruse. " ... We have learnt not just to sit back, twiddle our thumbs and let them take over". Single~sex settings and the develop. l1leOl of a pedagogy for girls and a pcdagogy for boys in Danish schools 81 Alary Dannanin. The Labour Market of Schooling: Maltese girls in education and economic planning 105 J'eggy Watson. Gender Relations, Education and Social Change in Poland 127 Jacky Brille. The European Social Fund and the Vocational Training of Unemp~oyed Women: questions of gendering and re~gendering 149 Margherita Rendel. European Law: ending discrimination against girls in education 163 BOOK REVIEWS Girls and Women ill Education: a European perspective (1\'1. Wilson), re\'iewed by Eva Gamarnikow 175 Improved Visibility: ml intenzatiOllQl bibliography on the education ofwomen and girls (M. C. Briaon), reviewed by Rosemary Preston 176 Equity mid EfficiellCY? School Management in an bltenlQtional Context (L. Davies), rcviewed by Graham Vulliarny 178 Gender and Mathematics: all intematjOllal perspective (L. BuTton), reviewed by Lorraine Dulley 179 Growing up Good. Policing the Behaviour of Girls i'l Europe (M. Cain), rcviewed by Jane Pilcher 181 36. Gender & History Volume 4 Number 1 Spring 1992 CONTENTS Editorial Articles Reflections from a Departing Editor: Recasting Issues of Marginality NANCY A. HEWIIT 3 Wife Beating, Domesticity and Women's Independence in Eighteenth-Century London MARGARET HUNT 10 Able Dairymaids and Proficient Dairymen: Education and De-Feminization in the Swedish Dairy Industry LENA SOMMESTAD 34 'This Civilization No Longer Has Sexes': La Gan;onne and Cultural Crisis in France After World War I MARY LOUISE ROBERTS 49 Hijacking the Palladion: Feminists in Classics AMY RICHLIN 70 Thematic Reviews 'Greek Love': Gender, Sex and Desire in Ancient Greece JONATHAN WALTERS 84 David Halperin, John }. Winkler, Froma I. Zeillin (eds), Before Sexuality: the Construction 0; Erotic Experience in the Ancient Greek World (1990) David M. Halperin, One Hundred Years of Homosexuality and Other Essays on Greek Love (1990) John }. Winkler, The Constraints of Desire: The Anthropology of Sex and Gender in Ancient Greece (1990) Women and Work, plus Gender LOUISE TILLY 90 Pat Hudson and W.R. Lee (eds), Women's Work and the Family Economy in' Historical Perspective (1990) David Warren Sabean, Properly, Production, and Family in Neckamausen, /700-/870 (199]) Stuart Woolf (ed), Domestic Strategies: Work and Family in France and Italy, /600- 1800 (199]) Book Reviews Caroline Walker Bynum, Fragmentation and Redemption: Essays on Gender and the Human Body in Medieval Religion (199]) LESLEY SMITH Electa Arenal and Stacy Schlau (eds), Untold Sisters. Hispanic Nuns in Their Own Wo"'s (1989) Ronald E. Surtz, The Guitar of God. Gender, Power and AlJIhority in the Visionary World ofMotherJuana de la Cruz (/48/-/5341 (1990) Alison Weber Teresa of Avila and the Rhetoric of Femininity (1990) K.}.P.LOWE ' Peggy Knapp, Chaucer and the Social Contest (1990) Jill Mann, Geoffrey Chaucer (1991' LESLEY JOHNSON Christiane Klapisch·Zuber, La Maison et Ie nom. Strategies et (ituels dans /'Ita lie de fa Renaissance {Lineage and Name. Strategies and Rituals in Renaissance lIaly} (990) JUDITH BRYCF Gender & History 37. Volurne-±~_r--IurnberJ ~ __ ~~ ._~~. Spring 12'3l (Continued) Sara F. Matthews -Grieco, Ange au Diablesse. La representation de fa femme au xvr siecle [Angel or She-Devil: The Representation of Woman in the Sixteenth Century) (1991) PATRICIA SIMONS Lyndal Roper, The Holy Household. Women and Morals in Reformation Augsburg (1989) SARAH HANLEY Vivien Jones (ed!, Women in the Eighteenth Century Constructions of Femininity (1990) LUDMILLA JORDANOVA Jean Fagan Yellin, Women and Sisters. The Antislavery Feminists in American Culture (1990) joy Kasson, Marble Queens and Captives. Women in Nineteenth.Century American Sculpture (1990) AMY DRU STANLEY Malavika Karlekar, Voices from ltVithin. Early Personal Narratives of Bengali \IVomen (1991) APARNA 8ASU Adrienne Auslander Munich, Andromeda's Chains: Gender and Interpretation in Victorian Literature and Art (1989) Richard Dellamora, Mastuline Desire. The Sexual Politics of Victorian Aestheticism (1990) MARION SHAW Christine Plante, La Petite Soeur de Balzac. Essair sur fa femme auteur {Balzac's little Sister: An Essay on the Woman AuthorJ (1989) Susan Kirkpatrick, Las Romanticas. Women Writers and Subjectivity in Spain 1835-1850 (1989) Jennifer Waelti-Walters, Feminist Novelists of the 8elle Epoque: Love as a Lifestyle (1990) KAREN OFFEN Margareta Lindholm, Tafel om del kdnnliga: studier i feministiskt tiinkande i Sverige under 193D-talet (Discourses on Women: Studies in Feminist Thought in Sweden in the 1930s) (1990) AB8Y PETERSON Deirdre Beddoe, Back to Hom.e and Duty. Women Between the Wars, 1918-1939 (1989) Miriam Glucksmann, Women Assemble. \tVomen Workers and the New Industries in Inter-War Britain (1990) JUDY GILES Notes on Contributors 124 Index to Volumes 1-3 (1989-1991) 125 From the Editor 5 38. Women's Sense of ResponsibUity for the Care of Old People: "But Who Else Is Going to Do II?" lANa ARONSON 8 Surrogacy: For Love But Not for Money? SHARYN ROACH ANLEU 30 '" Having a Baby: Some Predictions of ;;. '" Materna! Employment around Childbirth ...- DEEANN WENK and PA11UCIA GARRETT 49 ~ 0 ...... Gender Differences in Orientation toward ~ ~ -.. -.. Retirem ent from Paid Labor U 0 LAURIE RUSSEll. HATCH 66 - U 0 The Micropolitics of Gender in Noninduslrial Societies rJj SCOIT COL1RANl! 86 ~ Feminist Rape Education: Does It Work? MARY MARGARET FONOW, LAUREL RICHARDSON, ~ and VIRGINIA A. WEMMERUS 108 ~ Tolerance for Sexua! Harassment Related to Q Self·Reported Sexual Victimization :z MARY Ell.EN REILLY, BERNICE LOTI, ~ DONNA CALDWEll.. and LUISA DeLUCA 122 -.. Comments and Letters .0" '" E Comment on Grant and Ward, Z'" "Gender and Publishing in Sociology" 139 '" Book Reviews ~ E" Brave New Families by Judith Stacey '0'" DEBRA RENEE KAUFMAN 141 > Job Trainingfor Women: The Promise and Limits ofPublic Policies edited by Sharon L. Harlan and Ronnie J. Steinberg STACEY 1. OUKER 142 Interpreting Women's Lives: Feminist Theory and Personal Na"atives edited by the Personal Narratives Group SUSAN E. CHASE 144 Brazilian Women Spealc: Contemporary Life Stories by Daphne Patai; Gender and Work in the Third World: SeXJUlI Divisions in Brazilian Industry by John Humphrey; and The Women's Movement in Latin America: Feminism and the Transition to Democracy edited by Jane S. Jaquette HANNAH WARTENBERG 146 From Abandonment to Hope: Community Households in Harlem by Jacqueline Leavitt and Susan Saegen GREGORY D. SQUIRES 150 The Oppositional Imagination: Feminism. Critique and Political Theory by Joan Cocks SUZANNA DANUTA WALTERS 152 SWS Past Presidents 154 Gender & Society is partially supported by tke University ofDelaware GENDER & SOCIETY 39. Volume 6, Number 2 June 1992 Contents From the Editor 165 They All Were Passing: Agnes, Garfinkel, and Company MARY F. ROGERS 169 They Were All Doing Gender, But They Weren't All Passing: Comment on Rogers DON H. ZIMMERMAN 192 The Promise and Failure of Ethnomethodology from a Feminist Perspective: Comment on Rogers ROSLYN WALLACH BOLOGH 199 Resisting the Enormous Either/Or: A Response to Bologh and Zimmerman MARY F. ROGERS 207 White-Collar Work Values and Women's Interest in Blue-Collar Jobs tRENE PADAVlC 215 Social Class and Gender: An Empirical Evaluation of Occupational Stratification NANCY ANDES 231 The Non-Effects of Class on the Gender Division of Labor in the Home: A Comparative Study of Sweden and the United States ERIK OUN WRIGIIT, KAREN SIllRE, SHU·LING HWANG, MAUREEN DOLAN, and JANEEN BAXTER 252 Gender and Medicallnsurance: ATest of Human Capital Theory KAREN SECCOMBE and LEONARD BEEGHLEY 283 Perspectives The Concept of Social Role Revisited MIRRA KOMAROVSKY 301 Book Reviews Backlash: Tile Undeclared War Against American Women by Susan Faludi MURIELG. CANTOR 314 Beyond Methodology: Feminist Scholarship as Lived Research edited by Mary Margaret Fonow and Judith A. Cook ANNA ZAJICEK 316 (Continued, next page) 40. 1iflB GENDER & SOCIETY Volume 6, Number 2 June 1992 (Continued) Luce Irigaray: Philosophy in the Feminine by Margaret Whitford; Julia Kristeva by John Lechte DlANAT. MEYERS 319 The Feminization ofPoverty: Only in America? edited by Gertrude Schaffner Goldberg and Eleanor Kromen STEVEN PRESSMAN 321 Women sMovements in the United States by Steven M. Buechler RONfT SHEMTOV 323 The Paradox ofChange: American Women in the 20th Century by William H. Chafe; Feminism Without I/Iusiom: A Critique ofIndividualism by Elizabeth Fox-Genovese BETH B. HESS 325 Gender & Society is partially supported by the University ofDelaware GENDERS 41. 13 Spring 1992 Articles Abouali Farmanfarmaian Sexuality in the Gulf War: Did You Measure Up? Annamiuie Jagose Irigaray and the Lesbian Body: Remedy and Poison 30 Cecile Whiting Pop Art Domesticated: Class and Taste in Tom Wesselmann's Collages 43 Jane M. Shattuc Postmodern Misogyny in Blue Velvet 73 Sue Thomas Rebecca West's Second Thoughts on Feminism 90 George E. Haggerty "Romantic Friendship" and Patriarchal Narrative in Sarah Scott's Milleniurn Hall 108 Ann Gibson Color and Difference in Abstract Painting: The Ultimate Case of Monochrome 123 Books Received 153 Notes on Contributors 159 Genders is pUblished by the University of Texas Press in cooperation with the University of Colorado at Boufder 42. HAG RAG INTERGALACTIC LESBIAN FEMINIST PRESS THE DECADE OF THE DYKE! Hag Rag Index, Vol. 6, No.3 1992 FOOD Regular Features Calendar ...... 31 Classifieds ...... 28 Dykes to \\!itch Out For ...... 27 Editorial Policy ...... 2 Editorial 3 Letters 6 Making It Happen! 24 Read It and Revolt! ...... 25 Regular Events ...... 29 Reviews 22 Shadov.:s on a TighJrope .... 22 Eating and The Famine Within 23 Thkin' Care ofBusiness 32 Special Features A Day in the Life ofCarol and Cow Average 14 About MotherlDaughter Incest .17 Empty Feast ...... 9 Food: Hey, It's STILL a Feminist Issue! 7 Potato Skins ...... 4 Reader Resources on Vegetarianism and Animal Rights 16 She Recovered (And So Did They) 10 Some Things About the Politics ofSize 11 The Mudwimmin ...... 8 Trying Not to Hold a Grudge .. 20 HAG RAG 43. INTERGALACTIC LESBIAN FEMINIST PRESS THE DECADE OF THE DYKEI Hag Rag Index, Vol. 6, No.4 1992 FRIENDS Regular Features Calmdar ...... •.•...•.....•. 30 C1as.sifiecis .••.•••••••••••.••••.•••••• 'n Dykes to \\htch Out fbr ...... •. .. 17 Editoriall'cllic:)' .....•.•.•..•••....••.••• 2 Editorial ...•.•.•...•.• •..•.....•..••••3 I.dtc:rs ....•...... •..•••...... •.••• 5 Making It Happen! ...... •...... •..•. 21 Read It and Rcvohl ...... •..•...... • 26 Regular Evmts 28 Reviews I•••••••••••••• •• 19 Crazy.. .for You (Mary Geminj) 19 Chloe Liked Olivia (two nice girls) , 19 Fried Green Tomatoes ...... •. 19 Thkin' Care of BtJSinesa ...... 32 Special Features All Things to All \\bmen ...... 8 Friends and Allies: A Voice from the Generation Gap 12 Friends and Lovers ...... 11 FriertShips 6 Local Lesbian Exchange Nenwrk ...... 23 Report Those Hate Crimes! ! 24 Rusty: How Me and Her Yknt to Colorado and Everything, Except Nat Really ...... 14 The Value of Friendship ...... 4 Thoughts on Grief ...... , 18 44. Harvard Women's Law Journal Volume 15 Spring 1992 Copyrighl 0 1992 by the Presirlent and Fellows of Harvard College Contents Essays Race, Gender, ·and Social Class in the Thomas Sexual Harassment Hearings' The Hidden Fault Lines in Political Discourse Emma Coleman Jordan Anger and Entitlement' Resistance to Equity 25 Lisa Small Articles Progressive Feminist Legal Scholarship, Can We Claim "A Different Voice"? . 37 Mary Joe Frug Contradiction and Revision' Progressive Feminist Legal Scholars Respond to Mary Joe Frug 65 Judi Greenberg, Martha Minow, Elizabeth Schneider Legitimate Bonds and Unnatural Unions' Race, Sexual Orientalion. and Control of the American Family 79 Carrie G. Coslello Law.and Literature The Jurisprudence of Jane Eyre 173 Anita L. Allen Sex, Money, and Classical Philosophy: A Comment on Anila Allen's "The Jurisprudence ofJane Eyre" 239 Linda R. Hirshman Pallerns 245 Adrienne D. Davis To Make Timid 247 Jane L. Siegel Recent Developments Prosecutorial Activism: Confronting Heterosexism in a Lesbian Battering Case 249 Angela West Ending Mandatory Divorce Mediation for Battered Women 272 Andree G. Gagnon Book Reviews JUSTICE AND THE POLITICS OF DIFFERENCE. By Iris Marion Young 295 RIGHTS TALK: THE IMPOVERISHMENT OF POLITICAL DISCOURSE. By Mary Ann Glendon 304 THE ALCHEMY OF RACE AND RIGHTS. By ·Patricia Williams 312 BACKLASH: THE UNDECLARED WAR AGAINST AMERICAN WOMEN. By Susan Faludi 321 Health Care 45. for Women International CONTENTS Volume 13 Number 2 1992 Special Issue: LESBIAN HEALTH: WHAT ARE THE ISSUES? Editorial I v' LESBIAN HEALTH CARE RESEARCH: A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE FROM 1970 TO 1990 I Patricia E. Stevens I 91 ECOLOGICAL TRANSITION: USING BRONFENBRENNER'S MODEL TO STUDY SEXUAL IDENTITY CHANGE I Judith Hollander and Linda Haber I 121 LESBIAN STEREOTYPES I Michele Eliason, Carol Donelan, and Carla Randall I 131 REASONS AMERlCAN LESBIANS FAlL TO SEEK TRADITIONAL HEALTH CARE I Susan E. Trippet and Joyce Bain I 145 LESBIANS AS AN INVISIBLE MINORlTY IN THE HEALTH SERVICES ARENA I M. Morag Robertson I 155 HEALTH LIFE-STYLES OF LESBIAN AND HETEROSEXUAL WOMEN I Julie A. Buenting I 165 CARlNG FOR LESBIANS IN A HOMOPHOBIC SOCIETY I Susan E. Gentry I 173 AN EXPLORATION OF LESBIANS' IMAGES OF RECOVERY FROM ALCOHOL PROBLEMS I Joanne M. Hall I 181 HOW DO LESBIAN WOMEN DEVELOP SERENITY? I Sharon Deevey and Lana J. Wall I 199 LESBIAN CHILDBEARlNG COUPLES' DILEMMAS AND DECISIONS I Janet W. Kenney and Donna T. Tash I 209 AN INVESTIGATION OF THE HEALTH CARE PREFERENCES OF THE LESBIAN POPULATION I Vicki A. Lucas I 221 THE LESBIAN CUSTODY PROJECT I Jill Radford I 229 Communication Networks I 239 46. HeaIthsharing Vol 12:4 Winter/Spring, 1992 FEATURES 9 The Politics of Breast cancer An in-depth look at the frightening statistics of our newest epidemic and an analysis of the current fight against it Pam Bristol 19 Breast cancer Resources An annotated list of breast cancer resources 24 Vaginal Birth After Cesarean Why do so many women and doctors believe "once a cesarean, always a cesarean?" A new look at the controversy surrounding VBAC Megan Williams 30 Battling Interstitial Cystitis A bladder disease that is becoming more frequent in women, but is not often talked about Anne-Marie Conolly 35 Women with Disabilities Challenge the Body Beautiful An examination of the pressures women are under to conform to an unattainable standard of beauty and the double Impact this has on women with disabilities Diane Driedger and April D'Aubin ALWAYS IN HEALTHSHARlNG 3 Healthllnes 4 Letters 5 Update 14 Healthwlse Alternative Approaches to Breast Disease Sat Dharam Kaur 21 !\fy Story, Our Story Two Experiences of Mastectomy Shirley Masuda and Rivka Phillips 39 Reviews The Baby Machine, Sandra's Garden, DiAna's Hair Ego 42 Resources & Events HOT WIRE: THE JOURNAL OF 47. WOMEN'S MUSIC AND CULTURE VOLUME 8, NUMBER 2, MAY 1992 FEATURES 2 Isn't This A Time-The Legend Continues: Ronnie Gilbert interviewed by Toni Armstrong Jr. 21 Crossword Puzzle designed by Toni Jr. 22 Women Make Movies by Toni Jr. and Dell Richards 25 The Women Beside the Women by Laura Post 32 Women's Music and Culture Festivals by Jamie Anderson 38 Women Musicians on Sabbatical by Laura Post WOMEN AND HUMOR 28 Marga Gomez by Laura Post 31 'Dykes to Watch Out For' cartoons by Alison Bechdel 36 The Lesbian Cartoonists Network by Toni Armstrong Jr. 42 Who Wears The Tux? by Julia Willis 45 Lesbian Movies I'd Uke to See by Diane Germain DEPARTMENTS 6 Soapbox Letters from Readers 7 Inquiring WlmMlnds Want to Know Alix Dobkin and Country-Western Music by Women 8 Hotline compiled by Joy Rosenblatt, Annie Lee, Alice Lowenstein, and Toni Armstrong Jr. 12 Noteworthy Women by Janna MacAuslan and Kristan Aspen 'Wanda Landowska: High Priestess of the Harpsichord' 14 Fade In • Fade Out by Paula E. Langguth 'Moms and Daughters on Video' 16 Opening Night by Claudia Allen and Toni Armstrong Jr. Paula Berg's 'Connections of the Heart' 18 Brainy Girls A Go-Go by Bonnie Morris 'Rise Up, Unsung Brainy Goddesses' 44 Seventh Annual 'HOT WIRE' Readers' Choice Ballot 46 Re:lnklng by Rena Yount "Producing Concerts 'Note by Note" 48 Mulling It Over by Pam Hall "I Am Pam Hall, Fifth Generation Dyke' 50 On Stage And Off by Toni Armstrong Jr. 'Holly Near's Musical 'Fire...Singer' Docudrama' 60 Classified Ads compiled by Susan and Lynn . 64 Stereo Soundsheet by Joy Rosenblatt, 'Linda' (Pam Hall), 'Let There Be Peace' (Casselberry·DuPree), 'No Closet' (Jamie Anderson), 'Glory, Glory' (Leah Zicari), and 'Angel Park' (Macula Lutea) 48. a feminist quarterly Vol. 8, No. 4 Women World Wide: Our Current Conditions Hiroko Story by Susan Ito ...... p. 1 Old Wives' ThIes Story by Perle Besserman...... p. 3 Closing Poem by Bertha Rogers ...... p. 4 JANE ORLEMAN Listening to the Stars Story byjoanna Kadi ...... p. 5 On Being an Outlaw: A Conversation with Callie Khouri Interview by Karij. Winter...... p. 6 Raw Poem by Nicole Stellon ...... p. 6 The Women ofThozaoia Essay by Sandra Besdand ...... p. 6 Moving to America: A Dialogue Between Two Personas ofa}apanese Woman in the U.S. Essay by Michiko Hase ...... p. 8 Book Reviews by Christine Atkins, Bonnie Fisher, Christine Mack Gordon, Pam Keesey, Elizabeth MischeJohn, Celia Morris pp.9-1O Announcements pp.1O-11 Contributors ...... p. 11 Graphics byJacqueline Kielkopf, Jane Orleman, Trish Seligman. 1 Dale M. Bauer and Kelly Oliver 49. Introduction 4 Sara Mills DiscOlme Competence; or, How to Theon,e Strong \\'lomen Speakers 18 Andrea Nye Frege's Metaphors 40 Jane Hedley Surviving to Speak New Langlwge: Mary Daly and Adrienne Rich 63 Judirh Roof The Ideology ofFair Use: Xeroxing and Reproductive Rights 74 Lynda Zwinger Blood Relations: Feminist Theory Meets the Uncanny Alien Bug Mother 91 Ewa Ziarek At ,he Limits of Discourse: Tracing the Ma'ernal Body «ilh Kristeva 109 Teri Strarron Headaches of Headless: \'(1/10 is Poet Enough! ' 120 Susan David Bernstein \VhaI'S "I" Got To Do \\'lith It? 148 Elissa Marder Disarticulating Voices: Feminism and Philomela VOL. 7, NO.2 SPRING 1992 167 Ann Ardis Presence of Mind, Presence of Body: Embodying Posirionali,y in the Classroom Review Essays 177 Natalie Alexander Piecings from a Second Reader 188 Sangeeta Ray Shifting Subjects Shifling GrOlmd: The Names and Spaces of the Post-Colonial 202 Beth A. Boehm Feminist Histories: Theory Meets Pracrice 215 Diane Shoos The Female Subject of Popular CultllTe Book Review 227 Dianne ROlhleder Gender l Identity and the Production of Meaning by Tamsin E. Lorraine 233 Notes on Contributors 236 Announcements 241 Cans for Papers/Guidelines for Contributors 243 Recent Back Issues 50. INITIATIVES • Journal of NAWE Volume 54, NO.3 Fall, 1991 From the Editor's Desk Academic Women and Third Sector Boards 1 Tracy Schier Mentoring Between Academic Women: The Capacity for Interdependence 7 Linda K. Johnsrud A Feminist View of Moral Development: Criticisms and Applications 19 Nancy Romer The ACE Administrative Fellows: Difference in Post-Fellowship Experiences 33 Anita Taylor, }udiUt Trent, and Keith Turner Unsilenced Voices-Distinct Tones: Harmony and Rhythm 43 Tracy Robinson 51. ___IO_~_'A_~_O_M_A_N__ Volume 12 Number 1 Spring 1992 COVER ART "Heaven and Earth" Jane Sassaman FEATURES Backbones Thelma Moore Johnson 13 Erica Counts Janet Armuth Wolkoff 18 FICTION Signs of Life Pamela Johnston 23 Understanding the Enemy Margaret Kahn 29 POETRY 7:30 Waikiki A Thursday Surfside Lyn Lifshin 12 The Nightbird Jane Somerville 17 Ritual Under the Milk Tree Lisa Powell 22 Photographs of Mothers and Daughters Lyn Lifshin 28 Fireflies Ann Struthers 36 Honda Nighthawk on the Bedroom Floor Andrea Potos 41 DEPARTMENTS Foremothers: Mary Beaumont Welch Patrice Kay Beam 2 Crossings: I'm from Iowa Haihua Wei 6 As We Were: The World Outside: Beaufort, South Carolina, 1968 Susan Davis 37 Books: Reviews by Victoria Carlson, Rebecca Childers, Marianne Abel 43 Maxine! Comix Marian Henley 48 CONTRIBUTORS Inside Back Cover 52. ART C l E S N E W S 5 Willa Cather and 9 Giving WINGS the Work of Mourning to Women's Voices Ann Fisner-\'Vinh Dana Oliff 11 Pollutants, Criminals. 29 Sexual Assault in Canada: and Incubators: the Rewriting the Rules Conceptualization of Women and Righting the Wrongs under State HIV/AIDS Carnona Johnson law 1983-1991 Lisa Bowleg 55 Contraceptive Research Vol. XII, NO.2 SpriowSummer 1992 Gets a Shot in the Arm 23 An Interview Elizaberh Golden with Farzaneh Milani Alison Vt'5t H U M o R 40 The language of Pregnancy Trae! Johnson 52 Alice 21 Barbie Doesn't LlIonda Roy Just Play Around- 46 Against the Grain: Lives of The Darker Side of Toys Women Without Children 53 Examining Childhood MariJla Stephens Berenice Fisher Parricia Zomelli FORERUNNERS A R T 53 Safe and Legal Sarah Blake 31 Prudence Crandall 37 Of this World or Another 53 The Carpenter's Wife (1803-1890) Photographs and text by Shirle~' \Varrcn Rachel Garfield Regula Franz IFe The Words 71 Virginia Views Shirle~' Anders DEPARTMENTS A Sampling of Art Exhibits IBC Kite Diane RI1PlO5h 69 letters to the Editor F C T o N 69 Hot Flashes 34 Bridges BOOK REVIEWS Deborah Bayer 69 Seeking 57 Possession: A Romance 43 A Minstrel Visits A. S. Byan 70 Resources Sandell ?--1015e Lisbeth R. Blum 70 Grants 59 The Alchemy of Race P o E M S and Rights: Diary of a 70 Events law Professor 26 Good Authority Patricia J. Williams Carol Gordon Harry Srecopoulos 26 The Well of the Seven Lambs 60 The Harvey Girls: Jane Jacobson Women Who Opened the West Le~le\" Po!ing-Kempes 52 How Eagerly This Humid Night .\Iarl:arel SmmJers Teln Bk«:khatrk 63 Books in Brief 52 She is One Eye Displaced ;\1ark T. \Villiams 67 Poetr" in Brief 3191 53. Women In Asia The Global Fund for Women Network in Southeast Asia 8 Some Women's Groups in Southeast Asia 9 Malaysian Women at the Crossroads by Cedla Ng and Coral Yong 12 True Picture on the Rights of Muslim Women by S. Ma.lIuroh Ala,", 16 The Current Japanese Women's Movement by IGm 510' 17 Women's movement in South Korea 20 Women: OrganiZing to end oppression (Bangladesh) by Pool Harrison " " ,,, n> 22 Women organizing in Asia by Komlo Bhasin 23 Women in Site Two (Cambodia) 24 South Asian Workshop on Women and Development 27 Women's Advisory Committee 27 Women and Health Women in Australia: Some health issues 28 Wom'en and Art Asian Feminist Art : 30 Women and Poetry Ode to the older woman by Noeleen 0·B6",•...... 3I News AWSA banned in Egypt.. 32 Calls 33 Networking _ 34 Resou rces 41 Ads 44 Isis Currents 45 Isis Visitors 46 54. Table of Contents Women In Action 4/9/ Editorial.. 3 From our Readers , 4 Women and Environment. Ecofeminism 8 international The Chipko Embrace I0 Indian Women in Defence of Forests by Molm Chand 511 Women and Health Aids and the Worldwide Community of Women 25 HIVIAIDS Crisis Centre 2S· Women and Poetry A Call for New Directions by Jone K..oo 29 Conference News Miami: Report from the Healthy Planet Congress by EHobeth Thomas ond Domingo Moson 30 Women Prepare for UNCED in June 1992 31 Global Forum: The Earth Summit. 32 Update on UNCED 33 Upcoming Conferences .34 Regular Features Networks 36 Resources .42 Isis Currents .46 Journal of Feminist Family Therapy 55. VOLUME 4 NUMBER 1 1992 EDITORIAL NOTE ARTICLES Consultations to Myself on a Work/Family Dilemma: A Postmodern, Feminist Reflection 3 Kathy Weingarten Dying in the Allie: The Preservation of Self in Marriage 31 Molly Layton Daughter Becomes Mother, Mother Becomes Grandmolher: Life Cycle Transitions for MOlhers and Daughters 53 Ellen J. Safter Discoursive Autobiography as a Path 10 Feminist Consciousness 69 Janice G. Goldman REFLECTIONS A Room of One's Own ... and 500 pounds 79 JI/dith Stem Peck BOOK REVIEWS A Time for Farewell 95 JI/dith Myers Avis Men in Therapy: The Challenge of Change, by Richard L. Meth and Roberl S. Pasick, with Barry Gordon, Jo Ann Allen, Larry B. Feldman, and Sylvia Gordon 96 Reviewed by Morris Taggart Sex, Love. and Violence, by Cloe Madanes 99 Reviewed by Barbara Pressman Milan Systemic Family Therapy: Conversations in Theory and Practice, by Luigi Boscolo, Gianfranco Cecchin, Lynn Boffman, and Peggy Pcnn 103 Reviewed by Carey Dimmill and Joan Friebel)' Finding Herself' Pathways to Identity Development in Women, by RUlhelien Josselson 107 Reviewed by Thelma Jean Goodrich Why, God- Wh)' Me? 1/2" VHS Video by Knox County Child Abuse and Neglecl Council 108 Reviewed by JI/dith Myers Avis 56. JOURNAL OF FEMINIST STUDIES IN RELIGION Fall 1991 Volume 7 Number 2 o Editors' Introduction Judith Plaskow 3 Elisabeth Schussler Fiorenza o Articles _ Childbirth as a Religious Experience? Voices from an Israeli Hospital Susan Starr Sered 7 Grabbing Life Away From Death: Women and ~lartyrdom in EI Salvador Jane M. GravUahn 19 The Burning Bride: The Dowry Problem in India Wanda Teays 29 Contesting Feminist Canons: Discourse and the Problem ofSexist Texts Mary McClintock Fulkerson 53 Mircea Eliade and the Feminist Paradigm Shift Caral P. Christ 75 o Special Section on Feminist Anti-Judaism _ The Discussion of Anti-Judaism in Feminist Theology-A New Area ofJewish-Christian Dialogue Leonore Siegele-Wenschkewitz 95 Feminist Anti-Judaism and the Christian God Judith Plaskow 99 Feminist Theology and Anti-Judaism: The Status of the Discussion and the Context of the Problem in the Federal Republic of Gennany Marie-Theres Wacker 109 Feminist Theology and Anti-Judaism in the Netherlands Fokkelien van Dljk-Hemmes 117 Anti-Judaism in Britain Asphodel P. Long 125 o In A Different Voice _ The \\'ords are in a Language I Don't Understand Nicky Morris 135 o Living It Out<-- _ Efforts at "'omen's Development: A Professional· Personal Perspective Jessie B. Tellis-Nayak 139 o Notes on Contributors _ 149 Journal of 57. WOMEN & AGING Volume 3 Number 4 1991 CONTENTS FROM THE EDITOR 1 Psychological Adjustment of Elderly Women: An Ecological Model and a Comparison of Nursing J-/ome and Community Residents 3 Taher lalldi, PhD Naomi McConllick, PhD Apparel Needs of Aging andlor Disabled Women 23 Myrna B. Gamer, PhD, CHE Vickie L. DOllglas, PhD Perceptions of Caregivers of Elderly Parents by College Students: Effects of Carcgiver Gender, Type of Care and Presence of Children 37 Claire Etallgh, PhD Mallreen Spillner .A Resoure<-Intensive Medicare Patient Effect of Profit Margin on Care 53 E. Greer Gay, PhD Jellllie J. Krollellfeld, PhD Adult Daughtcrs' Relationships with Their Mothers and Reactions to the Mothers' Deaths 79 Pmdene Popek, PhD Alldrew E. Schar/ach, PhD Positive Affcct Between Adult Women and Their Mothers and Mothcrs-in-Law 97 Constance R. Uphold, PhD, RN-e. ARSP Try Thinking About It This Way: Redescribing Women and Aging 117 Delese Wear, PhD Lois LaCivita Nimn, PhD, MPH BOOK REVIEWS On Her OI1'!l ... Growing Up in the Shadow ofthe American Dream, by Ruth Sidcl 127 Reviewed by SlIsall O. Mcrcer, DSW The Secolld Shift, by Arlie Hochschild 129 Rel'iewed by Nancy J. Ham" PhD Journal of 58. WOMEN & AGING Volume 4 Number I 1992 CONTENTS FROM THE EDITOR Effects of Cognitive Group Interventions on Depression and Cognition Among Elderly Women in Long-Term Care 5 11'0 L. Abraham, PhD, RN Lillian J. Omie. MSN, RN Marcia M. Nellndoryer. PhD, RN A Group Practice Strategy for Helping Unemployed Older Women Find Employment 25 John C. Rife, PhD Aging Couples in Dual-Career/Earner Families: Patterns of Role·Sharing 39 Joy B. Reel'es. PhD Ray L. Dan'ille, PhD Social Work with the Osteoporotic Woman 57 Cheryl H. Kinderknecht, ACSW Women's Retirement: A Case Study Approach 77 Esther Skirboll, PhD Myma Sill'ennan, PhD Sex, Intimacy and Self Esteem: The Case of the African American Older Woman 91 Katherine Conway- Tumer, PhD BOOK REVIEWS Lil'ing Longer. Lil'ing Better: Ad,'entllres in Community HOllSing for Those in the Second Half ofLife. by Jane Porcino 105 Rel'iewed by Darlene Yee, EdD, CHES Pre-Retirement Planning for Women: Program Design and Research, edited by Christopher L. Hayes and Jane M. Deren 107 Rel'iewed by Sandy K. Aubum, PhD Creating Your Own Future: A Woman's Guide 10 Retiremel1l Planning, by Judith A. Martindale and Mary J. Moses 108 Rel'iewed b)1 Darlene Yee, EdD. CHES The Social Processes ofAging and Old Age. by Arnold S. Brown 110 Rel'iewed by Sandy K. Allbllm, PhD 59. JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S HISTORY VOL. 3 NO.3 WINTER 1992 CONTENTS ARTICLES Gary L. Bunker Antebellum Caricature and Woman's Sphere / 6 Deborah Gorham 'The Friendships of Women': Friendship, Feminism, and Achievement in Vera Brittain's Life and Work in the Interwar Decades / 44 Kate Weigand The Red Menace, the Feminine Mystique, and the Ohio Un-American Activities Commission: Gender and Anti-Communism in Ohio, 1951-1954 / 70 Robert M. Ireland Frenzied and Fallen Females: Women and Sexual Dishonor' in the Nineteenth-Century United States / 95 INTERNATIONAL TRENDS IN WOMEN'S HISTORY AND FEMINISM Elzbieta Pakszys "The State of Research on Polish Women in the Last Two Decades" / 118 ABSTRACTS OF BOOKS / 126 BIBLIOGRAPHIES Religion / 141 Sexuality / 178 CONTRIBlITORS / 193 NOTICE TO CONTRIBlITORS / 194 ANNOUNCEMENTS / 196 CONTENTS 60. Volume XIV Number 2 1992 Laurel Mills 4 Inventing Our Lives Madalyne Marcus 5 "Isaac" 6 "Flesh and Soul" Colelte 7 Nonoche (Translated by Elaine L. Corts) Diane Averill II Leiter to Dembrow from Beside a Crystal Vase Susan McLean 12 Plane Geometry for Lovers Pol/y Buckin[!ham 13 Hotel Florida Deidre Pope 14 Changes June W. Kill[! 15 The Collector Judith Somher[!er 16 A Voice for Others Karell Subach 17 From Mysteries: A Meditation Annunciation Nativity Maureell Micus Crisick 19 Coffee with Ivan Susall AshblllY 20 Tumor Cul/ene Bryant 22 Autumn Loneliness Judith CllOlmer 26 On Our Behalf Marjorie Power 27 During a Humid Spell Ricki Thompson 29 The Escape Sandi Allllsavice 30 Grandmother Organizes Hog-Killing EIi:abeth Charltoll 31 Ministrations for Recovery Essie Sappenfield 32 Have You, Or Someone You Love, Been Betrayed? Twelve Warning Signs EIi:abeth Gilliland 35 Interview with Layle Silbert Layle Silbert 38 "Elena Poniatowska, Mexican Writer 40 "Susan Fromberg Schaeffer, Novelist" 42 "Three Women in Medina, Marrakesh" 46 "LB. Singer, Nobel Prize Winner for Yiddish Fiction" 48 "Karen Swenson, Poet" Slwlin Hai~Jew 51 Artificial Day Nanchang, Jiangxi Province, P. R.C. emthia de Geus 53 "Venerating the Dream" 54 "Hand Me a Towel" 55 "In a Room" Anile Banas 56 "Equivalents #9: Even the Birds Sing Differently" 57 "Equivalents #8: Easterly" 58 "Equivalents #3: Zig-Zag" Connie Zdenek 59 Postcards Andrea Burd,elfe 64 "The Storks of Bosporus' 65 "Bird Boat" Lu Vickers 66 Radio Waves 77 Notes about Contributors 79 Guidelines for Contributors LESBIAN • CONTRADICTION 61. I A Journal of Irreverent Feminism I Issue N38, Spring 1992 $1.50 By and for Women Contents Comix Cartoonists' Bios (the Juicy Details) 2 Special Cartoon Section 3-14 Commentary About Mother-Daughter Incest (Truthsayer) 20 From Us Coming Attractions 22 Feminist Fast Food (for Thought) ; 23 Feminist Thoughtworks Flyer #1 back cover Response Race, Class and Power (Safuega) 15 Reviews OfT the Shelf(Angie Fa & Rebecca Gordon) 19 Testimony My Raspberry Sweetie and li.:e .:Susan McIver).. 17 Pizza Meets Passion (Nancy Breeze) 18 62. ~leSbianEthicS Volume 4, No.3 Spring 1992 Editor's Introduction 3 Breaking the Ties that Bind: Healing as a Political Process 4 Susan SIrega Lesbian Incest Survivors: A Particular Courage 17 Sareh Allisen NMazing Work: Talking about Satanic Abuse 34 Kathy (as laId 10 Fox) Ritual Abuse: Making Connections 4S Chris Cuomo Daughter Rape, Lies, and Suicide S4 Fox My Silent Sel( Speaks 60 Sumica Midcalf Lesbians Surviving Childhood Rape 6S Readers' Forum Cleaning Dead Birds 78 Elizabeth Clare Dangerous Connections: Lesbian S/M and Mother-Daughter Incest 79 Ardel Thomas For Your Own Good 87 Anna Murray This Is Not about Confusion 91 Bee Herd Three Rituals for Incest Healing 9S Debby Earthdaughter WlN'I'IR 1992 VOL. 17, NO.1 63. I FEATURES DEPARTMENTS PURIM 8 KOI. ISHAH A poem by Susan Charles Grolh WOMEN'S VOICES 4 Sisters unite: the revenge of Vashti and Esther! News about Jewish teens rebuilding inner-city housing: a Denver program 10 treat and cure vio HIS ARMY/HER ARMY 9 lence in Jewish families; Elizabeth Holtzman us WOMEN IN THE ISRAELI MILITARY ing her economic douI for Israel: music of recon ciliation in Hebrew, Yiddish and Arabic. by Gail Hareven What happens 10 women's worldview when their bosses have more power and less education than they do? A Tel Aviv journalis! describes a military I.II.II'H REVIEWS 27 system that fosters sexual harassment by men, depression in women, and Books you'll wanllo know about. plus three doomed, ingenuelhero marriages for both. book excerpts. HOMECOMING QUEEN '13 I'SENA-RENA 34 by Mar/ene RobulS LILITH's inmluable resources Waving stupidly from the back of a flatbed truck at half-time leads a Learning, living, celebrating, giving charity, 1950's cooed to a new understanding of the immigrant grandmother who tracing lost relatives, and more, . raised her. 80DY 8. SOUl., CIRCUMCISION 16 THE POWER OF THE TRIBE by David Ko/un-Reich BTis anx.iety'? All the feelings you've ever had against Ihis practice will sur face again as Ihis father describes his struggles over whether or not to dr cumcize a tlrst-bom son. SANVA ICI.O% HOV GIICHAI.fSHV 18 SANTA FAINTS An extraordinary piece of agitprop puppet theater by Jenny Romaine adapted from a 1930's, Yiddish Marxist primer. Romaine's toy theater of I'HE WAYS Wlii ARE: Terror As Usual will mesmerize you. AND VAStm REFUSED 36 by Gary Comstock mE DOCTORS' PLOT 20 A gay man finds a role model in the anti-hero A DAUGHTER REMEMBERS ine of the Purim story. by Nata/ya Rapoport When Stalin declared that "killer doctors" were deliberately poisoning and MARKEI'PLACE 37 infecting the country's leaders, prominent physicians. mostly Jewish, were rounded up and murdered or exiled. Natalya Rapoport, now a scientist her self. is the daughter of the only survivor of the notorious "doctors'plot." Here she describes her excruciating ordeal as a 14-year-old who waits for her other parent to disappear,loo. FOODCUI.I'URE, EASI' MEEI'S WESI' 25 SEPHARDI MEETS ASHKENAZI, PFEFFERNLISSE MEETS IMAM BAYElDI by Gloria L. Kirchheimer Is crossover eating disloyal? Nibble on and see. 64. F E \ 'r I H E S 7 Body & Soul: Awake and Zen Out ..• by Susan Freeman page 12 Maybe there's a reason why the traditional siddll' has us begin each day with a pause for prayer before we leap oul of bed and gulp down our power breakfasts. Tape your own voice and move through Ihis guided meditation on awakening - gratefully - 10 each new day. Guarding the Garden 8 a pia)' b)' David Schechter Who says Adam and Eve (and Lilith) don't need Deborah Tannen? Enjoy this excerpt from a new, screwball musical comedy (music and lyrics by Margot Stein Azen), one of the most intelligent Jewish renderings of eco-feminism that we've yet seen. On Speaking German 12 b)' YOlla kldi, McDollough page 32 As a Vassar undergrad, the author's negative feelings for all things Gennan collide with her professors' love of Heine, Goethe and Kaffee mit ScltlagsaJl1le. Then by chance she discovers the work of Gertrud Kolmar (whose poetry appears here), a brilliant, forgotten German~Jewish muse murdered at Auschwitz. Ritual Junkies Unite: Yo, Miriam! 16 by Susan Schnur J) I I' \ H I \1 I '\ I S We drink from Elijah's cup at the end of the Passover seder. Why not drink from Miriam's cup at the beginning? New ceremony by Stephanie Loo Ritari. Matia Angelou and Janet 3 FROM THE EDITOR Berkenfield; new artifact by Nissan Graham-Mayk. 2 LETTERS What's in the Will? Good values. 18 edited by Jack Riemer alld Nathall;el Stampfer 26 TSENA RENA ULITH's inm/uable resource Sometimes we think that all we can leave to our inheritors is our jewelry, cash and bubbe's listings, wilh a special fows linens, There's more, as you'll'see from these touching examples of a neglected Jewish 011 Sephardic women tradition: telling those you love what it is. you really want them to know about you. 4 KOL ISHAH- Turning 40 WOMEN'S VOICES 21 b)' Rivkah \Valtoll Hunger and ami·Semitism in Thirty five friends help a woman cross that dangerous threshold into midlife, Candles, Moscow; new feminist art; the sandals and Talmudic rumination, crisis of mOlherhood. 28 LILITH REVIEWS Street of Whores 22 fictioll b)' Rllth Kllafa Sellall A young Moroccan editor confronts her identity after her father's death with insights derived from watching Tel Aviv's prostitutes, COVER: Nicole Hollander 32 The Magical Properties of Worrying by Lois Brm'emwn SPRING 1992 Do others put you down when you noodge and worry? Ammunition from this feminist family therapist will help you fight back! VOL. 17, NO. 2 65. The World of Women Volume II. Number 4 • January/February 1992 F l..\T L RES To obta;n informnlhm abrJlJl rtprints 1991: The Good, the Bad, and the Absurd 18 ofarlidlS in this iJjI~, miljalla TfI!tOII, pmnlliioru tdUOT, al (212) 551-9595. The New Feminist Comics by AIm)' McNamara 22 Expose Sexual Harassment: Capitol Hill's Worst Kept Secret b.\' Rochelle SlimpI' 28 The Nature of the Beast by Anita Hill :\2 • Forum Refusing To Be Silenced: The Bread and Circus Literacy Test h)' Pa/ricin]. Williams 35 ".-\..in't GOIma Let Nobody Turn Me Around" by Barbara Smith 37 Becoming the Third Wave ~\' Rebecca Walker 39 We Speak in Tongues ... by Marcia Ann Gillespie -t 1 . And the Language Is Race by Eleanor Holmes Norton ·U Fiction Provenance l~\' .-\lichi'lle Cliff 52 1992: A Sampling of What's To Come 77 HOOKS Essa.\' Backlash and Beyond by Ann jones :iR The (Fixed) Scales of Justice by Emi(\'J/1l1e (;ootlmall 61 \'ciled Lives in Iran by ,\fall/un AJkhami • II/Iema/ional BooklhflI G2 Bold 7)pe.1 Susan Hawthorne and Renate Klein of Spinifex • Bookwa(rlJ .\ R TS ,\II/sic Cassandra Sings iI.\' Til/ll Dl/vid.'ifJlI 6-!- Edllunlll hilum: Simona (;01. Sur MU/lII.I, VII/III Uahl. Selected Discography 67 II/ill\' ,)fJlf1I.H'II./udlth rlllll SlIulhW(/IIh. k'/llhnlllr S;rt'll'ol! ,tllm,i'llml: Dill lVI/de Film Funny Ladies h.\" Barbara Fill/lieN C'Il'r'llIrll') 1Jllrlmr'l I\.rugn .Irf E.verydav ()I~jects, :-.Jew Aesthetic h.\' Lisa Kowurek (Continued, next page) 66. The Worlel uf Wumen Vulume II, Number 4 • January/February 1992 CONTENTS (Continued) IN EVERY IS'LE, Editon'al Bearing Witness b)' Robin !\forgan 4 Leiters ,-~, f:\;'~;1i~HJ 12 Sisterhood Is Global International News < - ,', •"-" )'( 'k'}::~J.>,~~;;j~~ Brazil: The Price of a Vote • Iraq: Emergency Campaign • Southeast Asia.,;~R~'g~~Sis ",_'_:',;/r _~':'-:~":' Norway: A Feminist University! b)' L)'~mia r. Stephf1l • Update: Female Hu~~rii1&~~~@\ :~~,·:,':;:~::~~~~f~l\ byJfl1/a Mered)'lh Tallon' Canada: Inuit Athletes by Laura Robinson ,,.' ,., :\It",,,,,~:lIj.il ;'~L':;f{;~ ,#Mg~~'Yha.5pllhliJJud II 88 Home Fires National News :L!~ ct' ) !xXJAs rf/lOtms, the mosl ruenlof -S tI,'hichis ''AVfJilable Light"{KIlOPJ), The Return of the Gender Gap: Just in Time for '92 by Ami F. Lewis • ond niqt 1WVfls. the laftst oj \ 'wAim is "He, SheallJ II" Court of Last Resort by Miranda S. Spivak Election '92: Candidate Scoreboard' ~ , .. (1O¥j1). Her u'Or.ll has bun " :",b-ans/djtd inlo J4 languagtJ. 94 Action Agenda What's Your Platform? -'!}~ , inside[roul (Ol'tr ','I \ 'PI ~'. 46 Photo E.uay A Celebration of Bett)'e Lane " 70 How We Got Here From Carmita Wood to ,-\nita Hill b)' Susan BrowlImiller and DolorlS Ale>:nndu A 72 Sports Thrills and Chills: U.S. Olympians To Watch lJy Erika Dillmall 74 Health Trichotillomania: Compulsive Hair Pulling by Nallcy Goldberg How Real Is PMS:- • Danger: Smoking Spouse • Penile Inflation 78 Paetl)' Tc Rua Haeroa 0 Te Tokotoru by }.,:ai Hulme - " 80 Call/mentary Attack of the "Killer Lesbians" hy Lilldsy Van Gelder 83 Inner Space Slow Rise: Braiding a Tradition by ,-lundee Hochman A-a; Hulme, al/lhor of/hI' aUYlrd-willlling nOl..d 84 Ecofeminism Liberating the Killing Field lIy Dalla Forbes 7he BOlle People" (Penguin, 1986), Ih'e:; ill OktllJlo (11°11. II) IlII Ihe SOlllh Island o/.-lolraToai 86 Femini~t Theory Prostitution as "Choice" b.rJm/€' .--Illtholly Nru. iilllawl. Her lal(;1 pOtlry fOlialioll/:; "'ITl/lld:;" (,-f!uk(and U71iI'fTSI!\' Prf.\$/: a IIruP Il(Il·d. 95 G/le,lt Room Out of the Bedroom Closet by Rohal L. Allt?1l "/lail, "leW bt publi. ,vo COII/mellt (inside back cover) The World of Women Volume 11. :'\umber :J 67. • March/April 1992 FEATlRES: ExdUJivt The Feminist Behind the Spokeswoman: 14 A Candid Ta1klritb Hanan Ashrawi by Rabab Hadj ~R.porl Up the Down Economy 18 Quilting NJ,w Networks by Mary Kay BlnJuly 19 CreatingJobs WeCau't Be Fired From by GIaria Steinem 23 lJ%m Knldrirk hm publishia Decoding Economic Terms for Real People by Marilyn j. Waring 24 tlna mwk.l oj potlT). thr moJf rtunl (>/ lJ'hi(h l\ "TJu. H'l'ml'll ofP!um\" How We Got into This Mess & Ways To Get Out by Pamela Sparr 28 IU'illiam MOrTQll'J. UVl;f!J I(Wi'fd /h, A71iJ/itld.Wolj Au'lHo. lin olhrr Survival Techniques by Carol Kleiman 28 hOllo~ intluor (l FlIlhnrh/ (lnd II Xtlliollal EndrfiJ.'mmJ 11 fill .-1'1.' Expose The Sacred Secret: Sexual Abuse by the Clergy by Angela Bcmavoglia Award. Shr ttarhn allh, Phillip.• Exdn Awdflll) ill Sro' HamlJ.'hirr sports Champion ~r 50 by Swanna page 57 Fi S.\11·1II I'lnrh.l ~ 'mIlA,"1 plwlil[!lII(lh, "l'/I,L'uirf,'d Tllm ,. BOOKS: iJ.'iilllhe 1/lII"I/wllll/w/ Lrllid 0; l'hol"!:IIII,h.\ ',' IlIflm/.\ .-tU'll/djM/W.11 (lubhlll/IlIlII1l 11Il//. Ho ,',\11//11//11/1 , ES$ay The Graying of Literature by Eve Meniam 58 "fh, /),1II1II>r hlj'/ U/ur..\'1'1/,.' frollt £.11"011 I:lIr"/lI I!JH-/ill/r 1,1 ililh/' .1/111111 H"" (;illl..n ,illi/, Audiobooks by, About, and Read by Women byj,an Byron Palmer 61 l·nh'(/\i/.\ oj }"·/I11'.\/l'IIlIlIIlIl//,{ .-tIm/ /2. 1'-1')], 11/1,1:' -In Bookwat Bold Types Karla Jay of The Cutting Edge 63 ARTS Editorial intrm5: Dl'borah BhjaA, Sharon DoIOl'i(h, Film Women Behind the Camera by Ally Acker 64 ErieM Jalobs, ern/ina Pagr. Hoi/.\ Sorm.Jl'n, Masalj« Tamura Sptcial a,milan£/': Laurm E.J.Jtrman, Maria £Ima ToTTI' Music Jane Sapp: Music as Message Charwlte Ryan 68 Art Imisltillt: En'n WadI' by Additio11Q! Yl"toTCll: Jud." Wamtr Theater Pan Asian Repertory's Tisa Chang by Fern Siegel 69 Artswalch • ARS FEMINA Ensemble: A Musical Treasure Trove 70 FronI (Ol'IT art b,' Ruth Marlm Bath ((11-'" art t' Am) Guip (Continued, next page) 68. The World of Women \'olume II, Number" • MarchIApril 1992 (Continued) Llli!f, UI/I"/I h'l' ,,11'11,'" 11",,, /"1111-...·/ ",,:,- ""'IIII"IIII'II'~ ,III' /_ ·d,,, I}" /"'/P'I''1( "/ '/11 r'I/III,I. -,;/,! ,,/ ,h,-/'"III"-' I'" .... '''I 1:-; E \' F. R Y ISS L F. /'"./". /)'<1" ill I'};i) '/Iii/ ,:111"11, ,/ '11 Il';/I/I,/t'JII: .'1'111. ,II{ I' Ih'IUI~'II,h,'d Editon"al Sexually Explicit Lives by Robin Alorgatl 1"-"1' >I,,,- .. d Ifflll/'/lII!I'" '1/ 'il. ,\1,0'-" ('",1,-::. 1/1 .\Iul'./md. nll- "1'''/1,',''''1 ".I h," '1/11//\ /"",1,',,, ·(.!.J11I/III::: /'''011' 4 Letters 1'1.... -;_/'1'111" i/H'.1 F"ill'm,'. 10 Sisterhood Is Globol Kay ,l/ills· Rape ,Backl."slJ..by-Sililro~]l>hllso/l Fr(;tlCfs Frank Marcus • l:.ifeAf!er Roe../J1-Mirtfnda'S.- Spivack '- -.-.- BreakingtheSacred Secret • March with Ms. .\fm'y .-IlIIl C,l{nTll/ll ~\ ,/II , .) m..l'ard-I.I'lIIll/lIg (/ulhol uf Ih"',, -:':,!~table Market: Trying To'Talk with a Friend b)' Mary Ann Cole11UJn hooh o/pof/m, Ihl 1IIIIst o!,dJ/{h .•.*-; .. '" - i, "R((ogm:illg tlu ,~ngrl," . ,~ ll'lIi,h th.. p"" 'It/h, Xiglll (hI"! 38 Health Breast Cancer: Racing for rhe Ct~E:~ by M~.4r~.~en • u.'ill pllMi'h 11m .war. Sh" (fIlthl.1 ,; i: .~:,'):'> pI'o'try ll',;r1r.,hopl ill .~llu/l.\, Comment on Silicone Breast Implants • The AL\1A Discovers Domestic Violence (;r'f/rgw. ll'hal ,ht' lin" pllge Ji 46 Photo Essay Eye on Eastern Europe by Sylvia Plachy 57 Poetry The Girl in the Pew by Dolerts Kendrick 76 Feminist Theory Bringing Down the House by Regina Barreca 78 blner Space Praise God-and Pass the Peanut Butter by Shelley Aloore 80 How We Got Here A Feminist Family Album by Holly Jmu Pmett elI/nfl/HIt jawx K.\le i, IIIl .~I/l"n(tJn .~mdtm~ oj 1'0111 pn:.l'II.'imur ll'lIo It'Ilfhn ,lOll/ill', Iludi/l III [d.,ltnl WlI5hWgtOl1 [',IIi'alily. Her hook 93 Ms, Quiz. Women of Letters by Susan Hawthonu '1 POri/II, "Bmn Dalllmg in Ih, .\'QI1htm .~tr." 94 Glust Room High School Lowdown by Miranda Van Gelder ,mil th f \"d.. St'n't'l 0/ linwgtr POlis flll'(wf (jllli ,JW publi.!hld f>:.' Yalti'nil·tn/I.'· /'rn'. imuit front (01'1'1 Poetry. Prayer for My Stepdaughter, Emily by Christume Ja~ox Kyle (insUk fnmt cover) Poetry Wishes for Sons by Lucille Clifton (inside back cover) 69. MINERVA: Quarterly Report on Women and the Military TABLE OF CONTENTS Volume IX, Number 4 Winter, 1991 Articles mE COMBAT EXCLUSION LAWS: AN IDEA WHOSE TIME HAS GONE The Association of the Bar ofthe City ofN~ York Committe~ on Military Ajfain and Justiu 1 • mE EDUCATION OF MARGARET JACKSON An Oral History Conducted By Ekonor StodtUtrd 56 Fiction MELTING ICE Coillin Porter 83 Poetry BASIC TRAINING 93 Recent PublialJions ofInterest 78 70. MINERVA: Quarterly Report on Women and the Military TABLE OF CONTENTS Volume X, Number 1 Spring, 1992 THE FORCE DRAWDOWN AND.ITS IMPAcr ON WOMEN IN THE MILITARY· Deborah L. Rogers 1 THE POLITICS OF CONSTRUcrING THE AMERICAN WOMAN SOLDIER AS A PROFESSIONALIZED "FIRST CLASS CITIZEN": SOME LESSONS FROM THE GULF WAR Cynthia Enloe 14 RELATIONS BETWEEN MALE AND FEMALE SOLDIERS IN THE BELGIAN ARMED FORCES Eric Bauwens 32 THE ROLE OF WOMEN IN THE CHINESE PEOPLE'S LIBERATION ARMY Mady Wechsler Segal Xiaolin Li David R. Segal 48 WOMEN CASUALTI,ES OF THE PERSIAN GULF OPERATIONS: A BIBLIOGRAPHY Doreen Spelts 56 Articles appearing in this journal are abtracled and indexed in Historical Abstracts, America: History and Life, and Current Military Literature. NEW DIRECTIONS fOR 71. Volume 21, Number 3 $2.00 May-June 1992 DANCING AT THE REVOlUTION (The Arts) New Music by Girls in the Nose, Rain dreaming andFour BilJ:hin' Babes, p.9 THE COUNTRY OF The Girls 0/ Summer WOMEN by Kathleen Warnock, centerfold (International) Unrest in Peru Sparks Murder a/Grass roots Activist by JelUli/tr WeUs,p. /2 METRO SUPPLEMENT WAC is Wau:hing You! p. /3 THE WORLD SPLIT OPEN (Personal Essays) Brigadistas in Nif:aragua Offthe Deep End by Marilyn Murphy, Susan Ito on grassroots health pp.J7 organizing, p. 11 REVIEW OF BOOKS ER: A Li/e 0/Her Own by Susan Ware, p./8 High Hopes/or Feminism'sFuture by Lisa WesifalJ, p./9 Scenes From a Marriage by Perdita Schaffner, p.2 / I Do! I Do! Thoroughly Modern Mar riage, Feminist Style, pp.6 & 7 Cover Photo, Washington D.C., A RIBBON AT A TIME April 5, by Corren Strock Maria Bruno on Madonnas, Whores, Politics and War, p.4 72. offourbacks volume xxii number 3 march 1992 contents news front cover sports 8 This photo originally appeared health 9 on the cover of Speak, a feminist newsjournal published by South African women. For an interview interviews with one of the editors, please Nawal EI-Saadawi .... 1 turn to page 2. African Women Publishers 2 Shireen Huq, Bangladesh 12 back cover graphic from mujerlfempress commentary clarification Lesbian Psychology in Most of the NOW conference Britain: Back Into the coveraliJe (see oob, feb 92) Closet? 16 was written by collective We Will Not Endure This member amy hamilton. Progrom in Silence . .. 18 reviews• Honor and Shame: Women in Modern Iraq 19 Feminist Review on Eastern Europe ..... 20 The Last Seven Months of Anne Frank 22 Gender Shock 23 regulars Chicken Lady 24 Dykes to Watch Out For 24 Letters ...... 27 Ads 29 offourbac s 73. volume xxii number 4 april 1992 contents news regulars international Chicken Lady , .. ,, .. 27 Abortion ... ",,,, .. , 6 Dykes to Watch Out For 27 Rape law " ... "" .. 6 Letters ...... 28 Yugoslavia ,' .... "" 7 .Ads ...... 30 EI Salvador ...... 8 national front cover Anita Hill ...... 4 Reforming health care ., 9 vestal virgins interview back cover amy hamilton Menstrual Extraction: Women Take Control ., 3 commentary Women's Sex Clubs ,,' 8 Surviving Sexual Violence .. ",..... 10 Malpractice ,, .. ,.," 13 New Men's Movement. 14 The My1h of the Old Dykes Home "",.. 19 reviews' My Own Private Idaho. 18 Babel Barbara ".... 20 Backmsh "'..,.,,, 22 The Ship that Sailed into the Living Room. 24 74. offourbacks volume xxii number 5 may 1992 contents news regulars Chicken Lady 20 children's bill Dykes to Watch Out For 20 of rights 1 Lellers 22 violence 6 Ads 26 business 6 health 7 gay 7 front cover obituatary ...... 7 3rt by Elizabeth P. Powell abortion 8 children/mothers 9 back cover conference Jhoto by Jan Phillips Passages 8 19 commentary Non-Sexist Child Raising 2 Motherhood: The Ultimate Feminine Role 4 Professionals as Pimps 10 Who's Raising Who? .. 11 Baby Lust and Some Reasons to Ignore It .. 12 Being a Lesbian Mom. 13 When I Had My First Child 16 Oh Dear, I Forgot to Have Children 17 reviews Cecile 18 offourbacks 75. volume xxii number 6 june 1992 contents news reviews• international Voices from a Promised After the Fall: How Women Land 11 are Getting Screwed in Tuning up • New Music the Eastern Bloc ,,,," 1 Reviews ... ,.,, ... , 15 Canada: Women's paper okay , .. 3 Native women demand front cover voice "" , 3 art by Tee A. Corinne national correction Rodney King verdict 4 Dear sisters, Sister Souljah ,,,,,, ,. 5 I had a brainstorm when I wrote NEA rejects grants ",. 5 my review of science fiction Violence news ", ... , 6· novels in the February issue, Sheri Tepper doesn't spell either of her names the way I wrote interview them, It always seems worse to Judith Levine on make mistakes with authors that Msn-hatlng and ambivlllence you like and approve of. My in Womeh's' Uvlll"',',·, " 8 apologies to her and to readers. Love, commentary RW " The Drug War ancl" the Patriarchy ,,,,,, .. 7 Of Senate Hearings, Witch Trials and the Terrible Fear of Women ... " 12 The Fires of Salem Burn On ,,,, .... , ,. 12 Thoughts on the Fourth of JUly and Passover . 14 Paranoid .. " ... ", 16 Lesbian Separatism .,' 17 500 Years of Resistance 17 76. Bolivia Registration & Information MarchlApril1992 Peacea~d Vol. 52 No.2 Freedom CONTENTS Departments Reader's Forum 4 WILPF Notes 18 Program II Action 19 Branch Action 21 Notices 22 Features News Notes 5 UNCED 6 World Women's Congress 8 Militarism 10 Innu II NATO 12 Grassroots Activism 14 Campus Eco-Warrlors 16 Membership Campaign Kickoff! 77. ~\i'~~ Peaceattd. . Freedom CONTENTS Departments Reader's Forum 4 . News Notes 5 Washington Report 6 Sponsor 7 Membership 14 Branch Actlon 17 WILPF Notes 20 Program and Actlon 22 Committee Notes 23 Branch Protlle 25 Features Dlarmament and security 8 Treaty Update 10 Disarmament 81 Democracy 11 Democracy Discussion 12 Gay Pride Month 16 PSYCHOLOGY OF WOMEN QUARTERLY 78. Volume 15 Number 4 1991 WOMEN'S HERITAGE IN PSYCHOLOGY: ORIGINS, DEVElOPMENT, AND FUTURE DIRECTIONS Agnes N. O'Connell and Nancy Felipe Russo, Guest Editors Foreword Judith Worell 491 Preface Pamela Trotman Reid 493 Overview Women's Heritage in Psychology: Past and Present Agnes N. O'Connell 495 Nancy Felipe Russo Transformation of the Discipline Social Psychology: Humanist Roots and Feminist Bernice lott 505 future A Short History of the FulUre: Feminism and Jeanne Marecek 521 Clinical Psychology Rachel 1. Hare-Muslin Feminist Contributions to Counseling Psychology Lucia Albino Gilbert 537 Samuel H. Osipow The E1fects of Feminist Scholarship on Carol Nagy Jacklin 549 Developmental Psychology Catherine McBride-Chang Femini51 Contributions to Health Psychology Cheryl Brown Travis 557 Diane L. Gressley Cheryl A. Crumpler A Restive Legacy: The History of Feminist Work in Jill G. Morawski 567 Experimental and Cognitive Psychology Gail Agronick The Impact of the Feminist Critique on Tests, Miriam Lewin 581 Assessment, and Methodology Cheryl L. Wild Feminism and Diversity ;n Psychology: The Case Lillian Comas-Ofaz 597 of \t\'omen 0; Color Currents and Futures in American Feminist Martha 1. Mednick 611 Psychology: State of the Art Revisited Shaping of the Institutions Women and the American Psychological John D. Hogan 623 Association Virginia Staudt Sexton A Brief History of the Association for Women ;n leonore liefer 635 Psychology: /969-199/ The Origins and Activities of APA's Division a; the Martha 1. Mednick 651 Psychology 0; Women Laura L. Urbanski \Vomen, Psvchology, and Social Issues Research Phyllis A. Katz 665 Epilogue Women's Heritage in Psychology; Future Agnes N. O'Connell 677 Directions Nancy Felipe Russo PSYCHOLOGY OF WOMEN QUARTERLY 79. Volume 16 Number 1 1992 Theory and Method Ethical and Epistemological Tensions in Applying Katherine Allen a Poslmodern Perspeclive 1O Feminist Research Kristine M. Baber Gender Biases in Textbooks {or Introductory Sharyl Bender Peterson 17 Psychology and Human Development Trad Kroner Achievement Achievement Styles of Women Leaders and Their Lynn R. Offermann 37 Peers: Toward an Understanding of Women and Cheryl Beil leadership Is Science Persistence a Malter of Values? Joanna S. Worthley 57 Health Female and Male Perceplions of Ideal Body Lawrence D. Cohn 69 Shapes: Distorted Views Among Caucasian Nancy E. Adler College Students Variables Related to Breast Self-Examination: Victoria Lee Champion 81 Model Generation Theodore K. Miller Clinical Issues The Silencing the Self Scale: Schemas of Intimacy Dana Crowley Jack 97 Associated With Depression ;n Women Diana Dill Gender and Serious Mental /lIness: A Feminist Carol'\[. Mowbray 107 Perspective Sandra E. Herman Kelly L. Hazel Caucasian Lesbians' Use of Psychotherapy: A Kris S. Morgan 127 Maller ofAltitudel Reviews Making a Difference: Psychology and the Mary 'Brown Parlee 131 Construction of Gender, edited by Rachel 1. Hare-Mustin and Jeanne Marecek Sex Differences in Depression, by Susan Laura S. Brown 133 Nolen-Hoeksma The Experience and Meaning of Work in Women's Barbara A. Gutek 135 lives, edited by Hiidreth Y. Grossmand and Nia Lane Chester Anorexia and Bulimia: Anatomy of a Social E. Grace Frenzel 137 Epidemic, by Richard A. Gordon Indian Women: An Inner Dialogue, by Indira J. Prabha Khanna 139 Parikh and Pulin K. Garg Mothers of Sons: Toward an Understanding of Sylvia Farrell 141 Responsibility, by Linda Rennie Forcey 80. Spring 9992 Issue #18 S A QUAKffiRLY ~1\GAZIXE OF WmIEX'S SPIRlTC\UTY Air witch, throat full ofsong, spinning sweet spells. Shekhlnah Mounla(nwale,' In This Issue 4 Learning to Breathe Incense magic for the Ail'-Impaired 8 Queen of Swords: Bitch Goddess Reclaiming the power of the Goddess within 10 We Don't Need the W·Word II Why We Need Ihe W· Word Point/Counterpoint 15 .once Upon a Time: A Mythic Journey Using myth to transform 18 How to be an Academic Airhead Candle magic for mental focus 20 Working with Bird and Feather Totems 24 Knowing Ihe Blade Is using an alhame for you? • •••• ••• •••• ••• • ••• ,L, In Every Issue 3 Lunaea's Corner 39 The Cauldron or Changes Musings from your editrix Transformational and Practical 26 One ofTen Thousand Magick: Rhyme and Reason Goddess lore and ritual: 46 A Circle Is Casl Circe: The Face of Ideas for Ritual Work: Transformation New Moon Dedication,' Spring 56 A Pinch ofSage and Air Rituals: Invocations to Things we just had to share Ihe Triple Maiden and Kore 43 The RaUle 31 From Hyglela's Garden The council of SageWomen Herbal Wisdom: 32 The Sibyl Usnea: Healing Uchens Divination arts: 36 Hear the Star Goddess Swords as Mind Quest A~trology for women: 41 Tools for Transformation The Initiation ofPsyche's Tools for the Woman ofSpirit Journey Toward Selj·Discm'ery Silversmiths and Tarot Decks 49 Leaves of Sage 55 The Women at the Wen Book reviews Classified marketplace 81. SEX ROLES A Journal of Research Vol. 25, Nos. 7/8 October 1991 CONTENTS Determinants of Judgments of and Responses to a Complaint of Sexual Harassment 379 Russel J. Summers An Examination of Male and Female Attitudes Toward Career and Family Issues 393 Teresa Joyce Covin amI Christina Christenson Brush Fraternity and Sorority Membership and Gender Dominance Attitudes 417 Lillda Kalof alld Timothy Cargill Situational Shifts in Sex Role Orientation: Correlates 6f Work Satisfaction and Burnout Among Women in Special Education 425 Joalllle Eichillger, LOllis J. Heifetz, alld Cluys Illgraham Self-Esteem and Sexual Behavior: Exploring Gender Differences 44 I AllthollY Walsh His and Her Marital Satisfaction: The Double Standard 45 I Rilla Shachar Gender Role Typing, the Superwoman Ideal, and the Potential for Eating Disorders 469 Bill Thomtoll, Rachel Leo, alld Kimberly Alberg 82. SEX ROLES A Journal of Research Vol. 25, Nos. 9/10 November 1991 CONTENTS Strategies to Motivate Helpless and Mastery-Oriented Children: The Effect of Gender-Based Expectancies 487 Alln K. B()M..~iaJl(} lIlld Marty BllrrC:1l Mastery Motivation in Boys and Girls: The Role of Intrinsic Versus Extrinsic Motivalion 511 AIl1l K. BoggilillO. Dehorah S. Main, lIwl Phyllis Kalz Psychosocial Development and Friendship Functions in Adolescence \ 521 SlIsall Moore alld Jellllifer Bo/dero Judgments of Men's and Women's Feelings During Hypothetical Social Interactions 537 Vicki S. Helgesoll alld Hart)' F. Go//oh Gender Schemas and the Salience of Gender: Individual Differences in Nonreversal Discrimination Learning 555 D. Bruce Carler alld Gill)' D. LeI,>' Sex of Child Preferences Among College Students 569 William S. Pooler 83. SEX ROLES A Journal of Research Vol. 25, Nos. 11112 December 1991 CONTENTS Predicting Emotional Concomitants of Learned Helplessness: The Role of Motivational Orientation 577 Ann K Boggiano, Marty Barrell, Louise Silvem, and Susan Gallo Gender Differences in Depression in College Students 595 Ann K Bogglana and Marty Barrell Boys Will Be Boys (and Girls Will Be Girls): The Attribution of Gender Role Stereotypes in a Gaming Situation 607 Wesley C. King, Jr., Edward W. Miles, and Jane Kniska . Adolescents' Attitudes Toward Family and Gender Roles: An International Comparison 625 Judith L. Gibbons, Deborah A. Sliles, and Gina M. Shkodriani Moderating Effects of Age and Context on the Relationship Between Gender, Sex Role Differences, and Coping 645 Fredda Blanchard-Fields, Lome Sulsky, and Susan Robinson Whelen Men and Women's Acceptance of Coercive Sexual Strategies Varied by Initiator Gender and Couple Intimacy 661 David SIn/ckman-Jollllson and Cindy SIn/ckman-Johnson Ready for Prime Time: Network Series Devoted to Working Women in the 19808 677 David 1. AIkin, Jay Moonnan, and Carolyn A. Lin Sex, Sex Roles, and Response Styles for Negative Affect: Selectivity in a Free Recall Task 687 Michael Conway, Roberto DiFazio, and Francois Bonneville 84. SEX ROLES A Journal of Research Vol. 26, Nos. li2 January 1992 CONTENTS Increase in Arab Women's Perceived Power in the Second Half of Life 1 Ariella Friedman and Ayala M. Pines GenderDifferences in DepreSsion in Children as a Function of ".' -Motivational Orientation 11 Ann K Bogglano and Mal1)iBarrelt \ Menstrual Taboos Among Havik Brahmin Women: A Study of Ritual Change 19 H. E. Ullrich The Family as Portrayed on Prime-Time Television, 1947-1990: Structure and Characteristics 41 MalVin L. Moore BOOK REVIEWS 63 Erratum 77 SEX ROLES 85. A Journal of Research Vol. 26, Nos. 3/4 February 1992 CONTENTS Beyond Sex Differences: Family and Occupational Roles' Impact on Women's and Men's Dreams 79 Monique Lortie-Lussier, Suzanne Simond, Na/alie RinfretJ and Joseph De Koninck Perceptions of Single and Mulliple Incident Rape 97 Lawrence J. Schneider InOuence of Male Teachers on Elementary School Chilaren's Stereotyping of Teacher Competence 109 Dianne S. Maflclh Home, School, and Playroom: Training Grounds for Adult Gender Roles 129 Claire Elaugh and Marsha B. Liss Instrumentalness and Expressiveness: Predictors of Heterosexual Relationship Satisfaction 149 Rica L. Siavelis and Leanne K Lamke 86. SIGN S Journal of Women in Culture and Society SPRING 1992 VOLUME 17 NUMBER 3 CONTENTS Deanna L. Davis 507 Feminist Critics and Literary Mothers: Daughters Reading Elizabeth Gaskell Arlene Elowe 533 Hegemonic Relations and Gender Resistance: Macleod The New Veiling as Accommodating Protest in Cairo Kathryn Gravdal 558 Chretien de Troyes, Gratian, and the Medieval Romance of Sexual Violence Teresa A. Barnes 586 The Fight for Control of African Women's Mobility in Colonial Zimbabwe, IgQO-1939 Priscilla J. Brewer 609 uTho' of the Weaker Sex": A Reassessment of Gender Equality among the Shakers REYISIONS/REPOIlTS Anne Lippert 636 Sahrawi Women in the Liberation Struggle of the Sahrawi People BOOK REVIEWS Sara Lennox 652 Conflicts in feminism edited by Marianne Hirsch and Evelyn Fox Keller; (Ex)Tellsiolls: Re-(igllrillg Femillist Criticism by Elizabeth A. Meese Ruth Ginzberg 657 Chattging Education: Women as Radicals and Conservators edited by Joyce Antler and Sari Knopp Biklen; Reorientations: Critical Theories and Pedagogies edited by Bruce Henricksen and Thais E. Morgan; Exiles and Communities: Teachitlg in the Patriarchal Wilderness by Jo Anne Pagano; Women in Higher Educatioll: Changes alld Challenges edited by Lynne B. Welch © 1992 by The University of Chicago. All rights reserved. 87. SIGN S Journal of Women in Culture and Society SPRING 1992 VOLUME 17 NUMBER 3 (Continued) CONTENTS Lois Scharf and 661 Back to Home alld Duty: Warnell betweell the Angela Woollacott Wars, 1918-1939 by Deirdre Beddoe; Feminism and the Family in Eng/and, 1880-1939 by Carol Dybouse; Warnell Assemble: Warnell Workers alld the New Industries in ltlter~ War Britain by Miriam Glucksmann Cheris Kramarae 666 Speakillg Freely: Vllieamillg the Lies of the Fathers' TOllgues by Julia Penelope; You Just Don't Utlderstand: Women and Men in Cotwersation by Deborah Tannen; Tel/itlg It: Women and Language across Cultures edited by Telling It Book Collective Jan Lewis 672 Fierce Communion: Family and Community in Early America by Helena M. Wall; Ladies, Women, and Wenches: Choice and Comira;"t ill Alltebellum Charlestoll alld Bostoll by Jane H. Pease and William H. Pease; A Midwife'S Tale: The Life of Martha Ballard, Based all Her Diary, 1785-1812 by Laurel Thatcher Ulrich Ellen Messer-Davidow 676 Academic Tribes a"d Territories: Intellectual Ellquiry alld the Cultures of Disciplines by Tony Becher; lnterdisciplinarity: History, Theory, and Practice by Julie Thompson Klein; Creative Marginality: Innovation at the Intersections of the Social Sciences by Mattei Dogan and Robert Pahre; Transforming Knowledge by Elizabeth Kamarek Minnicb; Feminist Knowledge: Critique and Construct edited by Sneja Gunew 689 United States and International Notes 694 About tbe Contributors 697 Notice to Contributors 88. S IGNS Journal of Women in Culture and Society SUMMER 1992 VOLUME 17 NUMBER 4 CONTENTS 701 Editorial: On Writing Feminist Academic Prose Christine Overall 70S What's Wrong with Prostitution? Evaluating Sex Work Lynne Tatlock 725 Speculum Feminarurn: Gendered Perspectives on Obstetrics and Gynecology in Early Modern Germany Samira Haj 761 Palestinian Women and Patriarchal Relations FOil UM 779 On Being Labeled Politically (In)Cortect: Introduction Marilyn Frye 781 Gelling It Right Alice Kessler-Harris 794 The View from Women's Studies REVIEW ESSAY Jane Marcus 806 Pathograpbies: The Virginia Woolf Soap Operas 80011: REVIEWS Lillian Faderman 820 The Constraints of De,ire: The Anthropology ofSex and Gender in Ancient Greece by John J. Winkler; Making Sex: Body and Gender from the Greeks to Freud by Thomas Laquellc; Disorders of Desire: Sex and Gender ;11 Modern American Sexology by Janice M. Irvine Judith Hicks stiehm 825 Bananas, Beaches. and Bases: Making Feminist Sense of International Politics by Cynthia Enl@e; The Remasculinization of America: Gender and the Vietnam IVar by Susan Jeffords; Soldadera, in the Mexican Military: Myth atld History by Elizabeth Salas .Lisa D. Brush 829 Endless Crusade: \Vomen Social Scientists and Progressive Reform by Ellen Fitzpatrick; Lady Bountiful Revisited: Women, Philanthropy. and Power edited by Kathleen D. McCarthy; Creating a Female Dominion itl American Reforlll, 1890-1935 by Robyn Munc)' © 1992 bv TIle University of Chicago. All rights reserved. 89. S IGNS Journal of Women In Culture and Society (Continued) SUMMER 1992 VOLUME 17 NUMBER 4 Vicki Smith 834 Circles of Care: \Vork and Identity in Womell's Lives edited by Emily K. Abel and Margaret K. Nelson; Managing Lit-'cs: Corporate \Vomen and Social Change by Sue J. M. Freeman; The Experience and Meaning of Work ill Women's Lives edited by Hildreth Y. Grossman and Nia Lane Chester Suzanne L. Bunkers 839 A Poetics of \'({omen's Alltobiography: Marginality and the Fictions of Self·Represel1tatioll by Sidonie Smith; The Private Self: Theory and Practice of Women's Autobiographical Writings edited by Shari Benstock; Interpreting Women's Liues: Feminist Theory and Personal Narratives edited by Personal Narratives Group; Life/Lines: Theorizing Women's Autobiography edited by Bella Brodzki and Celeste Schenck E. Ann Kaplan 843 Gender Politics and MTV: Voicing the Difference by Lisa A. lewisj Gender Trouble: Feminism and the Subversion of Identity by Judith Butler; Subversive Intent: Gender, Politics, and the Avant-Garde by Susan Rubin Suleiman L. Timmel Duchamp 848 Haunting the House of Fiction: Feminist Perspectives on Ghost Stories by American Women edited by Lynette Carpenter and Wendy K. Kalmar; Perils of the Night: A Feminist Study of Nineteenth·Century Gothic by Eugenia C. DeLamotte; Where No Man Has Gone Before: Women and Science Fiction edited by Lucie Armitt Christine A. Littleton 852 The Female Body alld the Law by Zillah R. Eisenstein 855 United States and International Notes 860 About the Contributors hOH TO VOLUME 17 864 Aurhorffitle Index, General 871 Authorffitle Index, Books Reviewed 883 Notice to Contributors 90. sinister wisdom 46 Spring 1992 3 Elana Dykewomon • Notes for aMagazine 7· Janet Aalfs • Lesbian Metaphysics (poem) 9 Terri Jewell • Reasons and Strange Rejections (poem) 10 Deb Parks-Satterfield • A Wedding Story (narrative) 18 Olga Krause (trans. by Sonja Franeta) • untitled (poem) 19 Teya Schaffer • Jackie (poem) 20 Susan Hawthorne • First Breath (poem) 21 Susan Hawthorne. New Tongue (poem) §§§ 22 Joanna Kadi • Dusk (narrative) 35 Lorrie Sprecher • war meditation (narrative) 37 Elana Dykewomon • Oakland: February 1991, lAM (poem) 38 Elizabeth Clare • At Seneca Army Depot (poem) 41 Deborah Schwartz • After the Movies of Treblinka (poem) 42 Lorrie Sprecher • big-sister God hates me (narrative) §§§ 47 Lierre Keith. What You Say (narrative) 49 Renee Hahn • King Victoria (narrative) 52 Sharon Lim-Hing • I Was Looking For You, I Was Looking Good (narrative) 61 Diane Fraser • Boylston Street (poem) 62 Patt Kelly. Weight (poem) 63 Patricia Duncker • Betrayal (narrative) 72 davida singer • scorpio (poem) 73 Judy Freespirit • Persimmon (poem) 74 Karen Erlichman • The Sex Journal (narrative) 77 Teresa Stores • Cemetery Rules (narrative) 79 Margaret Blanchard • Dormant (poem) 81 Patricia. A Ring To Feel Loved (narrative) sinister wisdom 46 Spring1992 91. (Continued) 88 Kate Taylor • Love Hangs on the Line (poem) 89 Donna Allegra • Brownstones (narrative) §§§ 98 Mev Miller • The Size of the Bed ...Matters (narrative) 103 Morgan Grayce Willow • Scylla and Charybdis (poem) 106 Judy MacLean • Cancer in Two Voices; 1 in 3: Women with Cancer Confront an Epidemic; Cancer as a Women's Issue (book reviews) 111 Books Received 115 Contributors' Notes 120 Classified Advertising and Announcements 122 Upcoming Issues §§§ ART cover Cathy Cade • Ali (photograph) 2 Sudie Rakusin • 1983 SW Logo (pen & ink) 8 Juarez Hawkins • Self-Portrait (computer graphic) M 17 Anonymous • 1919 photograph, courtesy of the U Common Reader, New Salem, MA .-=r 36 Ellen Oppenheimer. Patriots Maze (quilt) v 1"'-"1 ".~<"." .. 38 Lotza Luck • Winged Merp (pen & inks) 71 Lotza Luck • Calliope (pen & inks) 78 Lotza Luck. Diamonds (pen & ink) 97 Terri Jewell • Stephanie Byrd, Lesbian poet, in Pinkney Park, Michigan, June 1989 (photograph) 92. S·OIO·U..R~~·EJ?- Volume 17, Nwnber 7 . ~ ft/(Jl11IJ?t::J- !&-U{I}}(,... March 1992 Third Annual Health Supplement (Pages 1H·24H) NEWS FEATURE ADVERTISING GUIDES Lisa Billowirz Books & Bookstores 21H, 23H The Gag Rule, One Year Later 12 ClassirJtds 31 EducaUon 8 Knots 4.7 Health 3H.I0U THEATRE Healtb Education llH Health Employment 14H-ISH Su.si, Day OUllor Laughs! A Wild Night of Women's Comedy 15 Help Wanted 29 MaUOrder 9 Retail 13 SrnicfS 19.22 TIIt..py 24-28 Tbtrap1 Groups 13H,19H·20U FICTION Travel B,oou Wiler Natioaal -,- -;:-14 Precious Hough 23 Provincetown 10·11 Women..(),med Busmes.ws 30 MUSIC H"nor M(}(Xe Margie Adam Returns to the Stage -----24 FILM KaJhjMaio Fried Green Toma/oes: Who's Cleo? 27 OTHER DEPARTMENTS Lelters' ---,,3 News Briers'_~---,.,_------l0 Reproductive RighlS Resource List 13 Calendar 16 Boslon Brltrs 20 S'OJO'U'R' ·E·R 93. Volume 17, Number 8 !fte, ft/0111f!/Jt4- !iuum- April 1992 Sojourner Lite (On the Back) FEATURES ADVERTISING GUIDES Small JacOO/J.$ Books & Bookstores '--_39 Jerusalem Journal: An Afternoon's Shattered Peace 16 CaTfU Dearborn , Ctassineds 44 Wornyn's Braille Press: Making Feminist Books Accessible 19 Community Adlon 9 ~gridStll Education 18, 23 The Other Side of Reproductive Freedom 21 Events 4-8, 11 HeaUh 28-30 POETRY Help Wanfed 42 Mary FrrJN:u PIall Mail Order 33 I Am Your Sister MaeSlill Oe Alive 20 Retail 32 fmilyBalltnf Services 22,26·27,34 The Edible De..rt 31 Therapy 36-38, 40·41 CtuolPoilu Therapy Groups 35 His Las. llmptallon 31 'fra,vel CaJMtW Reid Thlck'ler 31 Turen JlaJt Weill ProvincetownNational -;;:;::======14-1512·13 World of Wonders 31 Women-Owned Businesses 43 FILM JudiJlIDaire Prince oJ Tides: A Drama ofPsychiatric Abuse 32 GailSAu.Nm A Universe ofFilms by Women 33 THEATRE MlWwDtihl "It's Not Thai Kind oreamedy" 37 BOOKS J()(JNfQ Kodj VoieN/rom a ~Promised lAnd,' by Penny Rosenwasser 17 Ptgl'l Komeue, .. .. SIsters ojlite EOr/h, edited by Lorraine Anderson 39 Kari" Agui/ar-San JUM . The Loom and Other Stories, by R. A. Sasaki GinSfng and Other Tales/rom Manila, by Marianne Villanueva __40 KaJ'tf1 LiNiny Women ojthe Fourteenth Moon, edited by Dena Taylor et al. Choice Years, by Judith Paige and Pamela Gordon 42 VIEWPOINTS filunPolkJd Passion as Pathology 6 8tdy&uaJt Freedom to Choose 9 OTHER DEPARTMENTS LeHersii.rs::======~3News Briefs 10 Calendar 24 Boston Briers 26 94. __S·QJO·U·R·N·E·R Volume 17. Nwnber 9 7li/i f!/(J711.f}?t4- /iwmz- May 1992 FEATl'RES FIRST PERSON .\rtll/?'.J..HO LY1lll SCOlt A Baltered Lesbian Fights for Recognition 14 Joining Is Healing 7 r hell,? {'lim T..1n Rebecca Goldfadu (onfrolliing Domestic Violence in .\sian Communilies, 15 Clinics Need Support of Prochoice Monroenl 10 Je'lVufer Ibod Race, Gender. and the Law: an interview with Patricia \\lilliams 19 OTHER DEPARTMENTS FICTION & POETRY D,}rLS (;'MJ Exes ~9 LttttrS'i.;r;:======~2News Briefs 10 .'&1 Fra:ier Calendar.,-,- 22 Reconciled 3.1 Boston Briefs 25 \'!, PERFORMANCE TRANSFORMANCE VOLUME 11 WINTER / HIVER 1991 Liminaire Barbara Godard 8 Performance/Transformance: EdHorial The Third Person Polite Barbara Godard 11 Dare Michelut 109 Nursing History Original Sin Marioll McMaholl 19 Heather MacLeod 117 Le show d'Angele Claudille Potvill 25 The Passion for Sexual Difference: On (Re)Reading Angela Carter's The Passioll of New Eve Paola Balla 31 La belle indifferente Nicole Jolicoeur 47 Courtes notes Patricia Lamolltaglle 51 Masks Again Pellll Kemp 54 Other Orthodoxies or The Centring of the Margins: A Dialogue Leila Sujir alld Sarah Murphy 73 Banuta Rubess: New Languages for Performance Natalie Rewa 82 Manifeste Sylvie Laliberte 92 Piece de resistance Della Davida 93 Re'placing Performance in "Art": the Case of Fran~oise Sullivan Karell Stalllvorth 99 Maria Irene Fornes Recites/ResHes Women's Desires Roz Currier 119 Poems Cathy StOlle/lOuse 128 The Language in My Tongue Susall Hawthome 130 96. Vol. 11, No.2 Spring 1992 .... ,------\ I WOMEN IN I : MASS tRANSIT ; ,------" 3 New York Subways: Report from the Lower Depths by Kay Keppler 5 BART Women Lay It on the Line by Jane Humes 9 Nothing She Can't Do by Lisa Vogel 11 Thinking In Three Dimensions by Kay Keppler Affirmative Action 17 Federal Building Exceeds Hiring Goals by Kay Keppler Features 13 Queen ofthe Ocean King by Peggy Crews 15 Antique Hardware Entrepreneur by Liz Gordon-Philippe Departments 2 Book Review 18 Photo Essay 23 Portrait of a Trade 26 Fiction 31 Health & Safety 33 National Tradeswomen Resources 35 Networking 97. Contents ~ Strife No. 23 Spring, 1992 Letters 2 Hail Mary . a president of women Ailbhe Smyth welcomes the new president of Ireland 4 Fattenened by Force Karis Otobong exposes the practice of force-feeding young West African women 8 Back behind the wheel an update on the Saudi women's campaign for freedom 9 Who's conning who? Rosa Ainley and Sarah Cooper take a critical look at lesbians' taste in popular music .. 11 Hungary for change Zusllzsa Beres describes the challenges for women in Hungary today 16 Broadening out Cath Jackson interviews lesbian artist Rachael Field about her work and fat oppression 18 The demand that time forgot Dena A liar on motherhood, child-care and women's liberation ...... 24 Finding feminism Libby Brooks 30 Heart of the beast Anita Hill on sexual harassment 33 The third wave Rebecca Walker reacts to the Hill versus Clarence Thomas verdict ...... 36 Abuse by lesbians Alison Hall 38 Still working against the grain Margot Farnham interviews Southall Black Sisters 41 ONE POINT PERSPECTIVE By EI... Honig Fine 2 98. ISSUES AND INSIGHTS - CANADA THE BEAVER HALL GROUP: Painting in Montreal, 1920-1940 By Joyce Millar 3 THE ART OF DOROTHY KNOWLES: Greenbergian Femininity By Colleen Skidmore 10 ANNEMARIE SCH\tlD ESLER: Firing the Blues Away By John Stocking 15 A COLLABORATIOX IX OTTAWA: The Saint-Vincent Hospital Mural By Gwenda Lambton I. PORTRAITS LUCIEXXE BLOCH: The New York City Murals By Mlch.l. VI.hny 23 HIDE-AND-SEEK: Looking for "Woman" in the Work of Norma Bessouet By Marta.. Garsd REVIEWS Judith Ley"ter: A Woman Painter in Holland's GoMen Age bv Frima Fox Hofrichter Rev;ewed by Lola 8. Gellman 34 Women Artists ofRussia's New Age, 1900-1935 by Miuda Yablonskaya edited, translated. and introduced by Anthony Parton SPRING/SUMMER 1992 Revolutionary Costume: Soviet Clothing and Textiles ofthe 1920s VOLUME 13, NUMBER 1 essays by Lydya Zaletova. Fabio Ciofi degli Alii. John E. Bowlt, and others translated by Elizabeth Dafinone Varcara Stepanova: The Complete Work bv Alexander Lavrentiev edited arid introduced by John E. Bowlt translated by Wendy Salmond Reviewed by Allsan Hlitan 36 .\lary Kelly's "Interim" essays by Marcia Tucker. Norman Bryson, and Griselda Pollock inte!View with Hal Foster Reviewed by Cassondra Langer 41 Isabel Bishop, by Helen Yglesias foreword by John Russell Reviewed by Ellen.. Wltey Todd SHORT TAKES Reviewed by Penny Dunford, Pamela H. Simpson, Anne Derbes, Thoma, Folk, and.. John Loughery 99. The Criminalization of a Woman's Body: Part II Women & Criminal Justice Volume 3, Number 2 1991 CONTENTS EDITORIAL 1 Prenatal Harm as Child Abuse? S Joan C. Callahan James W. Knight Introduction 6 Prenatal Personhood: A Matter of Decision Rather Than Discovery 7 Legal Actions for Prenatal Injury 10 Protecting Future Persons 13 The Fetus as Patient 18 Direct Interference with Pregnant Women and the Analogy to Pediatric Cases 19 Legal Sanctions for Women Who Cause Prenatal Harm? 23 Conclusion 26 Punishment and Welfare: Crack Cocaine and the Regulation of Mothering 3S Lisa Maher Introduction 36 Controlling Women: Theory 38 Controlling Women: Court Decisions 43 The Veil of Foetal Rights: A Kinder, Gentler Control? 48 The Juridogenic Power of Law 50 Juridogenic for Whom and How? 52 Conclusion 59 (Continued, next page) 100. »!,omw. & _Criminal ~d1ustice:_ Volume 3, Number 2 1991 (Continued) Women and Fetus: The Social Construction of Conflict 71 Wendy Chavkin Mothers and Children, Drugs and Crack: Reactions to Maternal Drug Dependency 81 Drew Humphries John Dawson Valerie Cronin Phyllis Keating Chris Wisniewski Jennine Eichfeld Maternal Drug Use and Cocaine-Exposed Children 83 Criminalization, Drug Trafficking and Child Abuse 86 Medicalization: Reporting Child Abuse 89 Treatment: From Limited Options to One-Stop Shops 92 Conclusion 95 BOOK REVIEWS Virginia Morris, Book Review Editor Everyday Violence: How Women and Men Experience Sexual and Physical Danger, by Elizabeth Stanko 101 Reviewed by Judith A. Osborne Regulation and Repression, by Anne Edwards 103 Reviewed by Deborah Baskin Preventing Binh: Contemporary Methods and Related Moral C@ntroversies, by James W. Knight and Joan C. Callahan 108 Reviewed by Nadine B., Shanler Double Jeopardy: Women Who Kill 'in Victorian Fiction, by Virginia Morris 117 Reviewed by Patricia D. Maida BRIEFLY NOTED 119 101. & ENVIRONMENTS Vol. 13 No.2. Spring 1992 . March 1992 The Green Consumer: A European Perspective' 4 Bernadette Vallely· J::xposing the Sanitary,Products' "Whitewash" and What You Can Do About It! ,. 7 Liz Armstrong andAdrienne Scott Women, Environmentltnd Urbanization in A Third World Context: A Guide to the Literature 12 . Judith Kjellberg Bell Women for A Just and Healthy Planet . 17 Pamela L. Sayne . . Book Review..;..: 1 in 3,' Women with Cancer ConjronranEpidemic . 19 Book Review - Rethinking Ecofeminist Politics 20 In Print 22 Events ·23 102. Women & Health Volume 18 Number I 1992 CONTENTS Psychological Morale and Job Satisfaction Among Homecare Workers Who Care for Persons with AIDS 1 Lois Grall, PhD, RN John Colombotos, PhD Shelia Gonnan, PhD Women in Clerical Jobs: Spousal Role Satisfaction, Stress, and Coping 23 Alai Ibrahim Meleis, RN, PhD, FMN Patricia E. Stevens, RN, MA Occupational Stress, Social Support, and Depression Among Black and White Professional-Managerial Women 41 Mary Beth Snapp Assessing Health Care Delivery to Male Versus Female Veterans 81 Robin S. Turpin, PhD Laurie A. Darcy, MPH Frances M. Weaver, PhD Katharine Knlse, BS The Parental Leave Debate: Implications for Policy Relevant Research 97 Patricia M. McGovern, MPH, RN Dwenda K. Gjerdingen, MD Debra G. Froberg, PhD Women's Employment, Social Support, and Mortality ·119 Judith H. Hibbard, DrPH Clyde R. Pope, PhD BOOK REVIEWS 135 Health Care and Gender, by Charlotte F. Muller 135 Reviewed by Stewn D. Stellman, PhD Inventing AIDS, by Cindy Patton 137 Reviewed by lIan Meyer, MA, MPhii 103. WOMEN'S ARTi A WOMEN ARTISTS SLIDE LIBRARY PUBLICAnON No.44 January/February 1992 O.SO 104. WOMEN'S ARTi A WOMEN ARTISTS SLIDE LIBRARY PUBLICATION No,45 March/April 1992 £2.50 FEATURES The 'Unfamous' Faces of Mary Ellen Mark 4 Julia Parry Game ofTwo Sexes 7 Anna Douglas on animation for football stadiums Women's Photography: A Directing Force 8 Val Williams Signs of Life: Ollyia Parkerls Still Lifes 9 Val Williams Shades of Uncertainty: Annette Messager and Susan Trangmar 10 Liz Wells A Daughter's View: The Relationship between Mothers and Daughters 13 Sally Rice Ana Haria f'foCM EXHIBITIONS ART FORUM The Magic and Theatre of Ana Maria Pacheco 18 Leonora Carrington: A Symposium, Serpentine Shelagh Hourahan Gallery, Extracts 26 Whitney Chadwick and Marina Warner NEWS FROM BOOKS THE WOMEN ARTISTS SLIDE LIBRARY The Re .. Enchantment ofArt by Suzi Gabllk 30 Pauline Barrie 20 Althea Greenan MEMBERS FOCUS ART ON TV The Myth of St Ursula 21 Fragile Television, Fragile Life: Tina Modottl 31 Lesley Bricknell Louise Hill Working Out 21 Susan Tarlor LETTERS 32 Chronicle: Roxane Permar, Jane Barratt and Fran~olse Dupre 22 LISTINGS 33 Georgina Turner FRAN P. HOSKEN 11\I1 N EDITOR 105. 117 GRANT STREET WOMEN'S LEXINGTON, MA 02173 USA TEL &17·862·8431 :INTERNATIONAL YOL.18 NO.1 NETWORK WINTER 1992 I EDITORIAL: WHAT IS THE STATUS OF WOMEN? I 2 • 6 WOMEN AND THE UNITED NATIONS \ UNITED NAllONS GENERAL ASSEMBLY 46th SESSION, New York. Spt,-Dec 1991 Third CommlHee Documents II REPORT Convention on Elimination on Discrimination rNRAW - International Women's Rights Action Watch II USA CEDAW Commlffee UNHCR - UN High Commission for Refugees: Protectlon of Refugee Women INSTRAW : UN Inf. Research and Training Institute for the Advancement of Women: Guide Unes on Women In the Informal sector; INSTRAW NEWS, UN SECRETARIAT Statistlcal Office: Measuring Women's Economic Contributions 7 • 8 WOMEN AND INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS: CLEARINGHOUSE WHO - Warid HeaHh OrganizaHon : Vacancies FAO - Food and AQrlcutlure Organization: Vacancies UNDP - United Notions Development Programme: Vacancies UNESCO - UN EducaHonol. Sclentltlc and Cultural Organization: Voconcles UNllliD NAllONS SECRETARIAT: Vacancies US PEACe CORPS: Applications for Volunteers 9 • 12 WOMEN AND DEVELOPMENT DISCRlMlNA1l0N AGAINST WOMEN IN THE GLO&Al ECONOMY: World's Women 1970-1990 p_hed by Slat~ticolOffICe of UN secretariat 1IllClCIJ! • UP P,oorem : the Second Decode Progress Report NCOS Wem8n', $roup Belgium: working on Development WOMANKIND WOIlWWIDE I UK : Funding Women's Groups In Developing Countries IVS • ln1'erncrttonoJ VotuntOfY 5ervtces • Volunteers with technical expertIse 13 • 26 WOMEN ANO ENvtRONMENT UNCED - UN CONFIflIINCE ON ENVIRONMENT ANII DEVELOPMENT: Rio de Janeiro. Brazil, June 1-121992: ObjecHves. PrepolofOJy AcHvltles,lnformotlon. Media Accreditation THE GlOBAL FORUM 01 UNCED, Brolll : R~lranon,locallon, Facilities, Travel.lnformatlon, WOIlW WOMEN'S CONGRESS FOR A HEALTHY PLANET: Miami. Florida Nov, 8- 121 '91 - by Women's EnvllOnrnent and Development O (Continued) 41 • 51 WOMEN AND VIOLENCE FAMILY VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN: BRAZIL· 'Criminal Injustice' - 'Honor' Crimes against Women -A Report by America Watch. CANADA: Report· War Against Women· Recommendations: Status of WomenComm. INDIA: Report on Notional Workshop on Family Violence against Women ISRAEL: SOSI-'Shelter OUf Sisters In Israel' : Not. Campaign to stop VIolence SEXUAL HARASSMENT (SH): ASIAN OVERVIEW I Hong Kong I Sexual Harassm'ent at work EUROPEAN COMMUNITY: Recommendations on sexual Harassment USA :Legislation by US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) on SH II Massochussets Stafe Legislation on SH /I Harassment Polcles of US Universities: Harvard. University of Mossochusetts. II SH a growing problem In the USA and a 'Power Issue', II Coalition of Labor Union Women SH Resolution. SH Manuals and Resources. 52 WOMEN AND MEDIA 5th INTERNAnONALFEMtNIST BOOK FAIR /I Women's Ubrary - TURKEY II Publications 53 • 58 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: MIDDLE EAST AND AFRCA THE STATUS OF PALESnNIAN WOMEN: Oppression in Ihe family, at work, In education ARA8 WOMEN at work: A UNDP Videa Program and Booklet ECA - Economic Commission of Africa: 'African Alternative Framework to Structural Adjustement Programs" Book Review by Fran P. Hosken. II African Development: Adeboyo Adedeji's Alternative Strategies, KENYA: Women and (In)Justice In Kenya /I Discrimination In Kenyas Education System WOMEN ANa LAW IN KENYA: Perspectives and Emerging Issues - by the Public Law Inst. 59 • 69 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: ASIA AND PACIFIC ASIA: FORUM on Women and Economic Rights - A&P Forum on Women. Law & Develop. JAPAN: Birthrate plummets - men Ignore famitles II Overwork taking Its toll on Women II Japanese Women" on overview and history II PAKISTAN: Women's Awareness essentlal for Development PHIUPPtNES : InsliMe of Women Studies INDIA: Women and Political Partlclpotlon II Decennial Celebration Report II Cenhe for Documentation and Research on Women /1 Media for Development NEPAL: Women's Politlcol Participation and Development ," overview and history BAGlEDESH : Grameen Bonk lends mostly women // Tree Growing SCheme for Women HONG KONG: Council of Women· on overview of activitles /1 'Aslon Woman' Newsletter 70 • 72 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: EUROPE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY: 'Advancement of Women In the EC' - Statement In UN General Assembly II Wamens Employment In EC II 'Women of Europe' Magazine cancelled BELGIUM: Too few Women Professors of Universities FRANCE: French Women ohead of British /I Women 'slowly' gaining - a survey GERMANY: German Government discriminates against women 73· 79 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: AMERICAS JAMAICA: Women forge ahead demanding their rights MEXICO: Mexican Association of Women In SCience CANADA: Canadian Congress for learning Opportunltles for Women UNITEO STATES: US Dept, of labor Report 'The Glo.. Ceiling' I/Testlmony by Business and Professional Women on 'Gloss CelUng' /I Nat. Women Conference Committee: organization, activities // large Gender Gap In University Salaries 1/ WREI" Women's Research and Education Institute // Discrimination against women In Philanthropy II 80 INFORMATION OF INTEREST: INTERNATIONAL 100 MILLION WOMEN MISSING - a world-wide survey II fifth INTERNAT. INTERDISCIPLINARY CONGRESS on Women· University of Costa Rico FRAN P. HOSKEN 107. 11\I1 EDITOR 111 GRANT STREET WOMEN'S LEXINGTON, MA 01173 USA TEL '11-112·1431 INTERNATIONAL VOL, IS NO, a NETWORK SPRING uga EDITORIAL: WOMEN, VIOLENCE AND HUMAN RIGHTS 2 • 7 WOMEN AND THE UNITED NATIONS COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN, 36th SESSION VIENNA, AUSTRIA. March 11- 20 Fourth World Conference on Women: Beijing Spf. 5· 16, 1995. 1/ RESOLUTIONS: Environmental Protection, Conference on Human Rights. Violence CEDAW • Committee on the Elimination of Discriminofkm. 11th Session New York. Jan. 20-31 IWRAW - International Women's Rights Action Watch II USA Notional Commihee • CEDAW REPORT: UN seminar on Integration 01 Women In Development II UN Fact Sheet II UNICEF: The Girl Child - An Investment Inthe Future II IlO Publlcollons 8 - 21 WOMEN AND HUMAN RIGHTS COUNTRY REPORTS ON HUMAN RIGHTS PRACnCES FOR 1991 - by USA Dpt, 01 State Africa: Sierra leone II Ghana II Burkina Foso 1/ Nigeria II DJlboull II Zambia II Congo II Tunisia /I Middle East: Soudl Arabia 1/ Oman II Bahrain II Jardon /I lebanon II Europe: Cyprus II Albania II Portugal II Uthuonlo 1/ Austrto II Alia ond Pacific: Chino II South Korea II Solomon Island II Burma II Indonesia II Thailand II lotln Amerlco ond Cortbbeon: Bro"1 /I Guolemolo II Guyana II Hoill II Jamaica UNITED NAnONS HUMAN RIGHTS CONFERENCE 1993 WOMEN'S CONVENnON: Ruling on Reservollons II TER!lE DES FEMMES - HR lor Women 22 • 27 WOMEN AND DEVELOPMENT IFAD • Intematlonal Fund for Agdcunural Development: The Economic Advancement of Poor Rural Women - Guidelines far Action II Publications, seminars II IFAD Summn INT. DEVELOPMENT LAW INSnTUTE IIINT, CENTER for RESEARCH onWomenll'CHANGE' GENDER ANALYSIS IN DEVELOPMENT PLANNING -A Case Book - Review by Fran P, Hosken AWJD - Association for Women In Development OED - Germon Development service - Activities, Volunteers, IVS • International Voluntary services II FAO 'YouthwO!1 (Continued) 47 - 51 WOMEN AND VIOLENCE UN REPORT by Center tor Social Development ond Humanitarian Affairs. Vienna: Expert Group Meeting on Violence Against Women ~ Recommendations. Draft 01 Declaration WIFE ABUSE: Asian Women Immigrants to USA severely abused II MEXICO: Laws needed SEXUAL HARASSMENT: sex Harassment In USA SChoolsrampant /I Resources and Reseorch : Teaching Materials and Videos II Singapore: ReportIng Increases PORNOGRAPHY: Canadian Supreme Court rules Pornography harms Women, 52 - 59 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA YEMEN: Unification of North and South Yemen and Women's Rights IRAN: The Status of Women In Islamic Iron KUWAIT: Abuse of Asian Women Household Workers SAUDI ARABIA: First 'Women Only' Bonk set up KENYA: NaIrobi Riot Police beat Women In UhUfU Pork /I Women's RIghts in Kenya GENDER AND POPULAnON IN THE ADJUSTMENT OF AFRICAN ECONOMIES: PLANNING FOR CHANGE by Ingod Palmer - published by ILO - Book Review by Fran P. Hasken SUDAN: School Girls required to wear Islamic Dress 60 - 67 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: ASIA AND PACIFIC ASIA: APDC· Asia cnd Paclfic Development Centre - Report:; Gender. Economic Growth and Development. /I WOMEN FOR WOMEN FoundaHon. Asia /I Discrimination the Couse of Women's JIliteracy INDIA : Education still reaches too few Girls and Women II "WE CAN BECAUSE WE THINK WE CAN' - Education Camp tor Adolescent Girls by CHETNA II Women's literacy low /1 National Commission for Women to be organized . JAPAN: Too few Women in the Bureaucracy /I Forced Proslltutlon by Army/Government during War exposed // Women Representatives demand compensation for victims PHIUPPINES: More Women migrate to cities than Men PAKISTAN: Ministry of Women Development· program and activities SOUTH KOREA : Women Studies Forum 1991 ; Korean Women's Organizations HONG KONG: Many Asian Women Workers migrate to Hong Kong 68 - 70 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: EUROPE EUROPE; The Changing European Community // Women and Men at Europe Today Women Studies In the European Community FRANCE: Nine Initiatives tor Women In France HUNGARY: The Position at Women in Decision Making 71 - 78 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: AMERICAS CANADA: Canadian Research Institute tor the Advancement at Women: Directory of Women in Canada Speclalizing in Global Issues UNITED STATES: The AAUW REPORT: How SChools Shortchange Girls - Study of Findings on Girls and Education by the Am, Assoc at University Women - Recommendations /1 Women's Hisiory 'Absent' from SChools II CAWP - Center tor the American Woman and Politics /1 Few Women In top pubHc Jobs /I Women in Elective Office-Survey /I Earnings Gop greatest after Age Fifty /I WREE Women for Racial and Economic Equality 1/ Columbia Journal at Gender and low // National Woman's Party /1 US Supreme Court rules for students In sex-bios cases // Women's Bureau at labor Opt Publications II Women's Studies Project 79 • 80 INFORMATION OF INTEREST: INTERNATIONAL CAMPAIGN: Wages tor Housework /1 The NETWORKING Institute II The International Federation on Ageing // GREECE - CRETE: First International Minoan Celebration at Partnership /1 WIIS - Women In International Security 1/ CIES - Council for International Exchange of SCholars ]. Priscilla Long' Critical Fictions: The Politics of Imaginative Writing edited by Philomena Mariani 5 Jane Dwinell· Women of the 14th Moon: Writings on Menopause edited by Dena Taylor and Amber Coverdale Sumrall 109. 6 Cindy Jenefsky • Mercy by Andrea Dworkin 7 Ruth A. Solie. Women and Music: A History edited by Karin Pendle 8 Erika Munk. A Woman's Eye edited by Sara Paretsky 9 Lourdes Torres· Out of the Barrio: Toward a New Politics ofHispanic As similation by Linda Chave,; Forked Tongue: The Politics ofBilingual Education by Rosalie Pedalino Poner 9 Marianne Boruch. Two Poems 10 Mary Blewett· Women's Words: The Feminist Practice ofOral History edited by Sherna Berger Gluck and Daphne Patai 11 Gail Shepherd' Love Bites: Photographs by Della Grace; Drawing the Line: Lesbian Sexual Politics on the Wall by Kiss & Tell 12 Opal Palmer Adisa' Shape Shifter: Stories by Pauline Melville 13 REVOLUTION AND REI'I.CTION: Multicultural education and the assault from the Right Aspecial section on the "campus backlash" and what women are doing about it 14 Betty Jean Craige • The old order changeth ...:A Copernican revolution In academia 15 Ruth Perry. Historical correctness: The real story behind "PC" 17 Martha Albertson rlOeman' Who pays for free speech? Campus challenges to the First Amendmenl . 18 Indira Karamcheti· The graves ofacademe: The paradoxical life ofa teacher ofcolor 19 Ellen Messer-Davidow· Doing the Righi thing: How conservatives get their way 21 Felice Yeskel • The price ofprogress: Combating the homophobic backlash 22 Ellen Schrecker· Caught in the crossfire: The Middle States COnlroversy 23 Lillian S. Robinson and Linda BrOOkey. Not just a matter ofcourse: Teaching writing at the University ofTexas 25 Lisa Kahaleole Chang Hall· Trapped in the ivory tower? Much theory, little practice 26 Ann Russo' An unhealthy climate for women: Sexual assault on campus 27 Alice Jardine' Illiberal reponing: D'Souza comes to class 29 Toni A.H. McNaron • Life all the faultline: Keeping Lesbian studies alive and well 30 Lyn Kathlene' Beneath the tip ofthe iceberg: Rape awareness at Purdue 31 Pam Nadasen • United we stand: Africall American Warnell in Defense ofOur selves 32 Olivia Castellano· Breaking ground, making space: The rewards ofmulticul /Ural teaching 33 Deborah Rosenfeh and Rhonda Williams' Learning experience: Trallsfonnillg the curriculum at the Ulliversity ofMaryland 110. 1 Linda Niemaim • Almanac of the Dead byLeslie Marmon Silko 4 Letters 7 Elizabeth Hess· Living with the Enemy by Donna Ferrato 8 Jan Clausen' InVersions: Writing by Dykes, Queers & Les· bians edited by Betsy Warland 10 Marilyn R. Chandler' Refuge: An Unnatural History of Fami· ly and Place by Terry Tempest Williams 11 Alison Townsend. Eva·Mary by Linda McCarriston 12 Brenda Wineapple • Dear Departed by Marguerite Yourcenar 13 Women of the PEN· Sybil Claiborne looks back at her writing group 14 Carol Stemhell • Angry Women edited by Andrea Juno and V. Vale 15 Anna Livia· Lost in translation: A cautionary tale 16 Edith Milton· Islands, the Universe, Home by Gretel Ehrlich 17 Vera Whisman' Anticlimax: A Feminist Perspective on the Sexual Revolution by Sheila Jeffreys 18 Hilda Raz' Two Poems 19 Emily Toth • Deep in the Heart ofTexas: Renectlons of Former Dallas COWboys Cheerleaders by Suzelle, Stephanie, and Sheri Scholz, with John Tullius; The Vanderbilt Women: Dynasty of Wealth, Glamour, and Tragedy by Clarice Stasz; Me: Stories of My Life by Katharine Hepburn 20 Gail Pool· COWboys Are My Weakness: Stories by Pam Hous ton 21 Ellin Sarot· Rough Magic: A Biography of Sylvia Plath by Paul Alexander; The Death and Life of Sylvia Plath by Ronald Hayman; The Haunting of Sylvia Plath by Jacqueline Rose 22 Maureen Lister· Italian Feminist Thought: A Reader edited by Paola Bono and Sandra Kemp 23 Aurora Levins Morales' Bi Any Other Name: Bisexual People Speak Out edited by Loraine Hlllchins and Lani Kaahwnanu 25 Elizabeth Nelson· Free Women of Spain: Anarchism and the Struggle for the Emancipation of Women by Martha A. Ackelsberg 26 Books Received 1 Jacqueline Jones' Ambiguous Lives: Free Women of Color in Rural Georgia, 1789-1879 by Adele Logan Alexander 111. 4 Diana Postlethwaite· Miss Miles: A Tale of Yorkshire Life Sixty Years Ago by Mary Taylor; The Dangerous Age: Letters < and Fragments from a Woman's Diary by Karin Michaelis 12- ~ z 5 Alison Hennegan • Weathering the storm: new directions in British ? feminist publishing " 7 Jacquelyn D. Hall· Beyond the Pale: White Women, Racism and History by Vron Ware 9 Pagan Kennedy' Twisted Sisters: A Collection of Bad Girl Art edited by Diane Noomin 10 Patricia Cooper' Dishing It Out: Waitresses and Their Unions in the Twentieth Century by Dorothy Sue Cobble; Dishing It Out: Power and Resistance among Waitresses in a New Jersey Restaurant by Greta FojfPaules 11 Gill Lusk • Mothers of the Revolution: The War Experiences of Thirty Zimbabwean Women edited by Irene Staullton ~ 12 Margaret Randall· The Dread Road and Winter Prairie Woman '" 17 Mary A. McCay' Dancing with Daddy by Betsy Petersen 18 Hilary Lapsley' Parker and Hulme: A Lesbian View by Julie Glamuzina and Alison Laurie 18 Judith Barrington' Two Poems 19 Jody Allen-Randolph. Outside History: Selected Poems 1980- 1990 by Eavan Boland 21 Peggy Kahn' In the Way of Women: Men's Resistancc to Sex Equality in Organizations by Cynthia Cockbul'1l 22 Madelon Sprengnether • White Woman Speaks with Forked Tonguc: Criticism as Autobiography by Nicole Ward JOlIl'e; Gctting Personal: Fcminist Occasions and Other Autobio- graphical Acts by Nancy K. Miller 24 Books Received 1 Erika Munk • How We Survived Communism and Even Laughed by Siavenka Drakulic 112. 5 Letters 6 Gloria T. Hull· 1959 by Thulani Davis 7 Diana Blackwell· Caught in the Crossfire: A Year on Abortion's Front Line by Sue Herlz 8 Barbara Belejack' Sex and Danger in Buenos Aires: Prostitution, Family, and Nation in Argentina by Donna J. Guy 9 Women of the PEN. Meredith Tax reporls on changes for Ihe beller in International PEN 11 Anne McCauley' Rollie McKenna: A Life in Photography by Rollie McKenna 12 Deborah Solomon' Marking Time: Letters from Jean Harris to Shana Alexander by Jean Harris 14 Elizabeth Kamarck Minnich· Justice and the Politics ofDifference by Iris Marion Young; Throwing Like a Girl and Olher Essays in Femi· nist Philosophy and Social Theory by Iris Marion Young; Feminist Interpretations and Political Theory ediled by Mary Lyndon Slum ley and Carole Paleman; Sexual Democracy: Women, Oppression, and Revolution by Ann Ferguson 16 Eunice Lipton' My Enemy, My Love: Man·Hating and Ambivalence in Women's Lives by Judith Levine 17 Diana Hume George' Looking for Luck: Poems by Maxine Kumin 18 Deborah Valenze • Work Engendered: Toward a New History of American Labor ediled by Ava Baron; We Will Rise in Our Might: Workingwomen's Voices from Nineteenth·Century New England by Mary H. Blewell; Women and Industrialization: Gender at Work in Nineteenth.Century England by Judy Lawn; Limited Livelihoods: Gender and Class in Nineteenth·Century England by Sonya O. Rose 19 Dale Kushner- "How Would II Have Been /fYou" (poem) 20 Jan Zita Grover' Stepping Westward: The Long Search for Home in the Pacific Northwest by Sallie Tisdale 21 Elizabeth Faue' Labor and Desire: Women's Revolutionary Fiction in Depression America by Paula Rabinowilz; Engendering Cullure: Manhood and Womanhood in New Deal Public Art and Theater by Barbara Melosh 23 Bettina Aptheker' Women of the Klan: Racism and Gender in the 19208 by Kathleen M. Blee 24 Jane C. Hood· Juggling: The Unexpected Advantages of Balancing Career and Home for Women and Their Families by FayeJ. Crosby 26 Elizabeth Wood, Russia's Women: Accommodation, Resistance, Trans· formation edited by Barbara Evans Clements, Barbara Alpern Engel, and Chrisline D. Worobec 27 E. Kay Trimberger' Embattled Paradise: The American Family in an Age of Uncertainty by Arlene Skolnick 28 Susan Groag Bell· The Virgin Queen: Elizabeth I, Genius of the Golden Age by Christopher Hibbert; Sophia: Regent of Russia, 1657·1704 by Lindsey Hughes; Catherine the Great: A Short Hislory by Isabel de Madariaga; To the Scaffold: The Life of Marie Antoinette by CaroUy Erickson; Indira Gandhi: A Personal and Political Bio graphy by Inder Malhotra 30 Books Received WOMEN'S STUDIES 113 . Volume 20, Number 2 SPECIAL ISSUE Reading the letters of Edith Wharton GUEST EDITOR Annette Zilversmlt Long Island University, Brooklyn Campus Introduction: Reading the Letters of Edith Wharton 93 ANNmE ZILVERSMIT The Libertine as Liberator: Morton Fullerton and Edith Wharton 97 GLORIA c, ERLICH ASafe Forum: Edith Wharton's Correspondence with Sara Norton 109 SUSAN GOODMAN Edith Wharton at War with the American Red Cross: The End of Noblesse Oblige , 121 AlAN PRICE Edith Wharton, Margaret Aubyn, and the Woman Novelist 133 JULIE OllN·AMMENTORP Summer and Its Critics' Discomfort 141 KATHLEEN PfEiffER Succumbing to the "Literary Style": Arrested Desire in The House of Mirth 153 CLARE COLQUITT The Intrusive Voice: Telegrams in The House ofMirth and The Age ofInnocence 163 JEAN fRANTZ BLACKALL Letter(sl from an Unknown Woman: Edith Wharton's Correspondence with Authority 169 DENISE WITZIG Forbidden Reading and Ghostly Writing: Anxious Power in Wharton's "Pomegranate Seed" 177 CAROL J. SINGLEY AND S.E. SWEENEY Notes on Contributors 205 114. WOMEN'S STUDIES Volume 20, Numbers 3·4 1992 SPECIAL SECTION Is Multiculturalism Enough? GUEST EDITOR Constance Coiner State University of New York, Binghamton Is Multiculturalism Enough? 209 CONSTANCE COINER Essays 217 Notes on Contributors 247 Feminist Epistemology in Piercy's Woman on the Edge of Time 249 BIlliE MAC lUNAS Jean-Fran~ois Lyotard's Postmodernism: Feminism, History, and the Question of Justice 259 BETTY R. McGRAW Suppressed Speech: The Language of Emotion in Harriet Taylor's The Enfranchisement of Women 273 LEAH D. HACKLEMAN The Reincarnation of Jane: "Through This" - Gilman's Companion to "The Yellow Wall-paper" 287 DENISE D. KNIGHT Of Maggie, Mothers, Monsters, and Madonnas: Diving Deep in The Mill on the Floss 303 DIANA POSTlETHWAITE Women's History and Housekeeping: Memory, Representation and Reinscription 321 ROSARIA CHAMPAGNE "Let Us Have Our Libertie Againe": Amelia Lanier's 17th-Century Feminist Voice 331 LYNmE McGRATH B-Movie 349 CATHERINE PARKE The Bride 351 DORYS C. GROVER Book Reviews 353 Notes on Contributors 365 115. VoIIIne 21, H._111m) AN INTERDISCIPLINARY JOURNAL • p. II'" J t The Language of Nature in the Poetry of Mary Oliver -- • , . DIANE S. BONDS ~odel into Artist: The Changing Face of Art Historical ,\" P ~., - Biography 17 '... , ~ . APRil F. MASTEN WNI\'.I' " Women's Images Effaced: The Literary Portrait in Se"nteenth· Century France 43 NINA EKSTEIN Defining Agency/Refming Resistance: Contemporary Quebec Women Writers and/in U.S. Feminist Theory 57 AlLISON fRAIBERG Exploring Lack and Absence in the Body/Text: Charlotte Perkins Gilman Prewriting Irigaray 75 GEORGIA JOHNSTON Subversive Sitcoms: Roseanne as Inspiration for Feminist Resistance 87 JANET lEE Mothering Ambivalence: The Treatment of Women's Gender Role Conflicts Over Work and Family on "thirtysomething" 103 MARGARET J. HEIDE Issues of Passion and Power in E,M. Hull's The Sheik 119 PATRICIA RAUB About the Contributors 129 116. WOMEN'S STUDIES INTERNATIONAL fORUM VOLUME 15 NUMBER I 1992 EDITORIAL CONTENTS A CONTINENT IN TRANSITION: ISSUES FOR WOMEN IN EUROPE IN THE 1990s CLAIRE DUCHEN An editorial introduction PERSONAL VIEWS Rost BRAIDOTTI 7 The exile. the nomad, and the migrant: reflections on international feminism SUSAN BASSNETT 11 Crossing cultural boundaries: or how I became an expert on East European women overnight EUROPE: A COMMUNITY FOR WOMEN? CLAIRE DUCHEN 17 Understanding the European Community: a glossary of terms CATHERINE HOSKYNS 21 The European Community's policy on women in the context of 1992 ELEONORE KOfMAN 29 Towards fortress Europe? ROSEMARY SALES JACQUELINE ANOALL 41 Women migrant workers in Italy JACQUELINE DE GROOTE 49 European Women's Lobby FAUSTA DESHORMES 51 Women of Europe CYNTHIA COCKBURN 53 The European Forum of Socialist Feminists: talking on the volcano RESEARCHING WOMEN IN EUROPE ELIZABETH MEE HAN 57 European Community policies on sex equality: a bibliographic essay JAN WINDEBANK 65 Comparing women's employment patterns across the European community: issues of method and interpretation JANE MILLAR 77 Cross-national research on women in the European Community: the case of solo women CYNTHIA COCKBURN 85 Technological change in a changing Europe: does it mean the same for women as for men? WOMEN'S STUDIES INTERNATIONAL fORUM 117. VOLUME 15 NUMBER 1 1992 (Contents-continuedfrom outside back cOlier) DORarHY SHERIDAN 91 Researching women's lives: notes from visits to East Central Europe JALNA HANMER 97 WISE - Women's Internationl Studies Europe GERALDINE H. WOOLEY 99 Women's studies: towards a European strategy EUROPE IN TRANSITION BARBARA SCHAEFFER·HEGEL 101 Makers and victims of unification: German women and the two Germanies MARINA BEYER III The situation of East German women in postunification Germany MIRA JANOVA 11 S Women's participation in political power in Europe: an essay MARlEnE SINEAU in East-West comparison JACQUELINE HEINEN 129 Ilpolish democracy is a masculine democracy" StRIN Thuu 139 Europe, European feminism, and women in Thrkey BOOK REVIEWS CHA1UOITE HOGSETT 145 Girls and Women in Education: A European Perspective edited by Maggie Wilson SANDRA BEYER 145 Women, Equality, and the French Revolution by Candice E. Proctor KATHERINE WYLY MtLLE 146 Feminist Critique ofLanguage: A Reader edited by Deborah Cameron ALICE PARKER 147 Helene Cixous: Writing the Feminine by Verena Andermatt Conley MEG GREENE 147 Crimes ofPassion: Dramas ofPrivate Life in Nineteenth·Century France by Joelle Guillais CATHERINE C. MrrCHELL 148 Women and Mass Communications: An In/ernational Annotated Bibliography compiled by John A. Lent FRANCES C. WAKSLER 149 Grimms' Bad Girls and Bold Boys: The Moral and Social Vision ofthe Tales by Ruth B. Bottigheimer 151 Biographical Statements Feminist Forum: News, Conferences, Reports 118. • YALE JOURNAL OF • LAW AND FEMINISM VOLUME FOUR' NUMBER Two. SPRING 1992 Contents Beyond Metaphor: Battered Women, Involuntary Servitude, and the Thirteenth Amendment .. Joyce E. McConnell 2fr7 Reproductive Freedoms and African America.n Women ...... Charlotte Rutheiford, Esq. 255 Women and Children First: A Feminist Analysis of the Primary Caretaker Standard in Child Custody Cases Lm4ra &u:k 291 Whores in Court: Judicial Processing of Prostitutes in the Boston Municipal Court in 1990 Minouche Kandel 329 Constitution-Making in a Time of Cholera: Women and the 1991 Columbian Constitution Manha I. Morgan 353 Sameness and Difference in a Law School Classroom: Working at the Crossroads Judy Scales-Trelll 415 Cover illustration by Jacqueline Coy Charleswonh. Graphic design by Ann Mackey.