WOMEN'S STUDIES LIBRARIAN

The University ofWisconsin System

EMINIST ERIODICALS A CURRENT LISTING OF CONTENTS

VOLUME 13, NUMBER 2 SUMMER 1993

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 13, Number 2 Summer 1993

Periodical literature is the cutting edge of women's scholarship, feminist theory, and much of women's culture. Feminist Periodicals: A Current Listing of Contents is pUblished by the Office of the University of Wisconsin System Women's Studies Librarian on a quarterly basis with the intent of increasing public awareness of feminist periodicals. It is our hope that Feminist Periodicals will serve several purposes: to keep the reader abreast of current topics in feminist literature; to increase readers' familiarity with a wide spectrum of feminist periodicals; andto provide the requisite bibliographic information should a reader 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 Iirnitations of the new copyright law with regard to photocopying of copyrighted materials.)

Table of contents pages from current issues of majorfeminist 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 IT. The annotated listing provides the following information on each journal:

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

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

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

Interested readers will find more complete information on feminist periodicals in The Index/Directory of Women's Media published annually by the Women's Institute for Freedom ofthe Press (3306 Ross Place, NW, Washington, DC 20008); and in Women's PeriodicalsandNewspapers:A Union ListoltheHoldings ofMadison Area Libraries, edited by James P. Danky, compiled by Maureen E. Hady, Barry Christopher, and Neill E. Strache (Boston: G.K. Hall, 1982).

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

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Feminist Periodicals (ISSN 0742-7433) is published by Phyllis Holman Weisbard, UW-System Women's Studies Librarian, 430 Memorial Library, 728 State Street, Madison, WI 53706. Phone (608) 263-5754. Compilers: Linda Shull, Ingrid Markhard!. 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 subscrip­ tions: $7.00 (indiv. affiliated with the UW System), $12.60 (organizations affiliated with the UW System), $13.25 (indiv. or non-profit women's programs), $18.90 (libraries or other organizations). Out-of-state subscriptions: $25 (indiv. & women's programs), $46 (ins!.). This fee covers most publications of the Office, including Feminist Collections, FeministPeriodicals, NewBooks on Women & Feminism. Wisconsin subscriber amounts include state tax (except UW organizations amount). Subscribers outside the U.S., please add postage ($5.00 - surface; $15.00 - air). iii,

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6. Janet Mullaney, 11151 Captain's Walk Ct., N. 5. Mickey Spencer, Polly Taylor. Potomac, MD 20878. 7. ISSN 088:3-9611 7. ISSN 0884·2957. 9. OCLC 8147254. 8. LC sn85-6513. 10. State Historical Society. 9. OCLC 12357950. 11. Alternative Press Index. 10. Madison. 12. 'Broomstick is a feminist political journal publishIng 11. Book Review Index; available in University material by, for and about women over forty. Our Microfilms Underground Press Collection; priorities are: to portray cf.ear, positive Images of Women's Studies Index older women; to tak& a stand against the 12. "To promote and celebrate writing by women, denigration of older Women; to offer positive pUblished by trade, university, and small presses in alternatives in OUr lives. Our goal Is to form a the genres of fiction, nonfiction, essays, biography, support network among older women." and criticism.' CAFRA NEWS/NOVEDADES CAFRA BERKELEY WOMEN'S LAW JOURNAL 1. 1987 (CAFRA News); 1990 (Novedades CAFRA). 1. 1986. 2. 4lyear. 2. Annual. 3. Caribbean: 50 units of local currency (fndiv.). 55 3. $38 (Inst.), $17 (regular), $9 (student), $30·99 units of local currency (Inst.), elsewhere: $20 US (friend), $100 (sponsor). Add $3 lor foreign (indiv.), $25 US (Inst.). postage. 4. CAFRA, P.O. Bag 442, Tunapuna, Trinidad & 4. Berkeley Women's Law Journal, Vniv. 01 California Tobago. Press, Periodicals Dept., 2120 Berkeley Way. 5. A. J. Joseph. Berkeley, CA 94720. 7. ISSN 1016-9741. 5. Students of Boa~ Hall School of Law. 9 OCLC 26343925. 7. ISSN 0882·4312. 10. Madison. 8. LC sn85-965. 11. ·CAFRA News Is the quarterly newsletter and 9. OCLC I 1830558. primary networking tool of the Caribbean 10. Madison (Law Ubrary). Association for Feminist Research and Action 11. Alternative Press Center; Annotated Guide to (CAFRA). Its main purposes are to: Inform Women's PeriodIcals; Current Index to legal members and other Interested persons about the Periodicals. activities and programmes of the association; 12. "The Berkeley Women's law Journal is a forum prOVide a forum for discussion and debate on key from which to give voice to the complex and Issues 01 concern to women In the region; promote varying perspectives reflecting the legal concerns the sharing of experiences and foster links among of all women, especially the women of color. individual feminists, activists and women's lesbians, disabled women and poor women whose organizations; assist In breaking down language voices have been severely underrepresented In barriers In the region; stimulate women's creative existing literature. With information as our power, expression; and contribute to the development of the journal would be a tool for social change." the women's movement regionally and internationally.' BROADSHEET 1. 1972. CALYX 2. 10IYear. 1. 1976. 3. $NZ 35, $40 (overseas sUrface), $60 (overseas air, 2. 3/year. Europe). $55 (America/Asia), $45 (Australia/South 3. $18 (indiv.), $22.50 (lib. & inst.), $15 (low income). Pacific). Single copies: $8. 4. WomanFile Inc., P.O. Box 56-147, Auckland 3, New 4. P.O. Box B, Corvallis, OR 97339. Zealand. 5. Margarita Donnelly. 5. The Broadsheet Collective. 7. ISSN 0147·1627. 7. ISSN 0110·8603. 8. LC 77-649570. 9. OCLC 6578660. 9. OCLC 3114927. 10. Madison. 10. Madison. 12. News; analysis; in-depth articles; fiction; poetry; 11. American Humanities Index; The Annual Index to reviews. 'Broadsheet is a radical feminist magazine Poetry in Periodicals; The Index of American which consciously strives to be anti-racist and to Periodical Verse. incorporate the views of indigenous women. The 12. '~ publishes poetry, prose, art, reviews, main focus is on New Zealand women and events, translations, and photography, and Is committed to with some coverage of Pacific concerns and issues providing a beautiful and creative journal format in facing women and feminists everywhere.' Which to showcase women artists and writers."

BROOMSTICK CAMERA OBSCURA 1. 1978. 1. 1976. 2. 4lyear. 2. 3/year. 3. $15·$30 (indlv.), $30 (inst.), $20·$35 (indiv., 3. $18.50 (indiv.), $37 (Inst.). Add $10 (surface), $20 Canada), $25·$40 (Indiv., other foreign). Single (air mall) forelgn postage. copies: $5 4. Journals Dlvislon, Indiana University Pr., 601 N. 4. 3543 18th St.#3, San Francisco, CA 94110. Morton SI., Bloomington, IN 47404. v.

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CANADIAN JOURNAL OF WOMEN AND THE LAW COMMON GROUND 1. 1985. 1. 1985. 2. 2lYear. 2. 1/year. 3. $21.40 (student/low·income), $42.80 (indiv.), 3. $7 (indiv.), $15 (inst.). Back issues: $10. $69.55 (inst.). Add $7.50 outside Canada (prices 4. P.O. Box 64717, Baton Rouge, LA 70896. Include GSl). 5. Ulith Quinlan. 4. 575 King Edward Ave., Ottawa, Ontario, K1N 6NS, 9. OCLC 23150159. Canada. 12. "A Journal where grassroots women speak from the 5. Prof. Elizabeth Sheehy (English Co·Editor), Prof. heart. By putting the power of the press in the Michelle BoiVin (French Co·Editor). hands of poor women, Common Ground helps 6. Faculty of Law/Faculte de droit, Unlv. of Ottawa, 57 them break the silence that perpetuates LouIs Pasteur, Ottawa, Ontario K1N 6N5, Canada. oppression.' 7. ISSN 0832·8781. 9. OCLC 13902155. COMMON LIVES/LESBIAN LIVES 10. Madison. 1. 1981. 11. Canadian Periodicals Index; Index to CanadIan 2. 4/year. Periodical Uterature; Index to Legal Periodicals; 3. $15 (indiv.), $10 (hardship), $25 (inst.), free to Studies on Women Abstracts; Women Studies lesbians in prisons, mental institUtions, and old age Abstracts. homes. Add $7 for foreign postage. Single copies: 12. "The CJWL is the onty Canadian legal periodical $5. dedicated to providing In-depth, feminist analysis 4. P.O. Box 1553, Iowa City. IA 52244. of legal Issues of concern to women." 5. Editorial Collective. 7. ISSN 0691-6989. CANADIAN WOMAN STUDIES/LES CAHIERS DE LA 8. sLC sn84-10345. FEMME 9. OCLC 8234014. 1­ 1978. 10. Madison. 2. 4/year. 12. History; biography; correspondence; Journal

3. Canada: $32.10 Cdn. (Indiv.), $42.80 Cdn. (inst.). entries; fiction; poetry: visual art. I Common Outside Canada: $36 Cdn. (Indiv.), $46 Cdn. (inst.) Uvestlesbian Lives seeks to document the lives of Single copies: $8 Cdn. ordinary lesbians, and to reflect the diversity of the 4. 212 Founders College, York University, 4700 Keele lesbian community-lesbians of color, of age and of St., Downsview, Ontario M3J 1P3, Canada. youth, fat lesbians, disabled lesbians, poor and 5. Luciana Riccintelli. working·class lesbians. Q.bLY:: wishes to insure 7. ISSN 0713-3235. access and visibility 10 lesbians who have never 9. OCLC 8558872. thought before of publishing their work.' 10. Madison; Milwaukee; State HIstorical Society. 11. Canadian Periodical Index; Nellie Langford Rowel! CONCERNS: NEWSLEnER OF THE WOMEN'S CAUCUS Ubrary; Women Studies Abstracts; Women's OF THE MODERN LANGUAGES Studies Index. 1. 1971- 12. 'CWS{cf is a bilingual, interdisciplinary, feminist 2. 3/year. journal that brings exciting scholarship about 3. Sliding scale based on income, write for details. women to non·scholars, broadcasts our dIverse 4. Diana Bowstead, WCML Treasurer, English Dept., experiences and bridges the gap between Hunter College, 695 Park Ave., New York, NY Canada's languages and cultures.' 10021- 5. Frances M. Kavenik. COLUMBIA JOURNAL OF GENDER AND LAW 6. Frances M. Kavenik, English Dept., UW·Parkslde, 1. 1991. Box No. 2000, Kenosha, WI 53141. 2. l/year. (will publish 2/year beginning with Vol. 3.) 9. OCLC 2259670. 3. $15 (student). $25 (indiv., public Interest), $40 12. News of the Modern Language Association; (inst). features; bibliographies; job Information, vi.

CONNEXIONS: AN INTERNATiONAL WOMEN'S EVERVWOMAN QUARTERLY 1. 1985. 1. 1981. 2. 12lyear. 2. 4lyear. 3. 19.80 pounds (indiv.), 30 pounds (Inst. & lib.); 3. $15 (indiv.), $24 (inst. & lib.), $17 (indiv., Canada & U.S.: 35 pounds (indiv.. alrmaiQ, 48 pounds Onst. & Mexico). $17 (lndiv., overseas surface), $30 (indiv., lib., airmail). overseas airmail). Single copies: $4. 4. 34 Islington Green, London, NI8DU, England. 4. People's Translation Service, P.O. Box 14431, 5. Editorial Co-operative. Berkeley, CA 94701. 7. ISSN 0267·2294. 5. Editorial Collective. 9. OClC 15471308. 7. ISSN 0886-7062. 10. Madison. 8. LC 83-645901; sn83·11831. 12. 'News/current affairs by and for women." 9. OClC 8015674. 10. Madison. FEMINiSM & PSYCHOLOGY: AN INTERNATIONAL 11. Alternative Press Index; Women's Studies Index. JOURNAL 12. '...the collective product of feminists of diverse 1. 1991. nationalities and political perspectives committed 2. 3lyear. to contributing to an International women's 3. 24 pounds (Indiv.), 50 pounds (inst.), $41 (U.S. movement." Each Issue focuses on a specific Indiv.), $85 (U.S. inst.). theme through feature articles, Interviews and 4. Sage Publications Ltd., 6 Bonhifl St., London EC2A personal narratives, often translated from 4PU, United Kingdom; or Sage Publications ltd., foreign-language pUblications. P.O. Box 5096, Newbury Park, CA 91359. 5. Sue Wilkinson. DAUGHTERS OF SARAH 6. Health Studies Research, Institute of Nursing 1. 1974. StUdies, Universfty of HUll, Hull HU6 7RX, United 2. 4/year. Kingdom. 3. $18. Add $5 for foreign postage. 7. ISSN 0959·3535. 4. P.O. Box 411179, Chicago,ll 60641. 8. lC 91·649264. 5. Reta Hafteman Finger. 9. OClC 23367452. 6. 3801 N. Keeler, Chicago, Il 60641. 11. Current Contents; 182; Psychological Abstracts; 7. ISSN 0739·1749. PsychUT; PsychiNFO; Research Alert; Sage Family 8. lC sn83·6069. Studies Abstracts; Social Science Citation Index; 9. OClC 2254361. StUdies on Women Abstracts. 10. State Historical Society. 10. Madison. 11. Book Reviews in Religion; Religion Index One: 12. 'Feminism & Psychology provides an international Periodicals (RIO). forum for debate at the Interface of feminism and 12. 'We seek to provide a forum for varying viewpoints psychology. It aims to foster the development of within Christian feminism; examining issues that feminist theory and practice in psychology and to affect women such as poverty, homosexuality, represent the concerns of women in a wide range spirituality, divorce, Incest, biblical interpretation." of contexts across the academic-applied 'divide:"

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3. $16/3 (Indiv.), $20/3 (libr. & Inst.). Add $2 for 10. Madison, Stevens Point. Mexico & Canada (indiv.); add $4 for other 11. Ubrary Uterature; Women's Studies Index, 1968 International (Indiv.); add $2 foreign (Ilbr. & Inst.). (G.K. HaIQ. Single copies: $5. 12. Book, film and music reviews; feature articles; 4. P.O. Box 96()6, N. Amherst, MA 01059-96()6. conference reports; news and notes. 5. Erin Rice, Kay Parkhurst. 7. ISSN 0736-928X. WiSCONSiN WOMEN'S LAW JOURNAL 8. LC 83-641534; sn83-1973. 1. 1985. 9. OCLC 9247235. 2. Annual. 10. Madison: MilWaukee; Platteville. 3. $8 (indlv.), $15 (inst.). 11. Alternative Press Index; Women's Studies Index. 4. c/o University of Wisconsin Law School, 975 12. Radical feminist theory, experimental writing, and Bascom Mall, Madison, WI 53706. reviews. 5. Michelle Beeman, Lorraine Stoltzfus, Lynn Haug. 8. LC 86-644116; sn85-23805. TROUBLE AND STRIFE: A RADICAL FEMINIST MAGAZINE 9. OCLC 12192424. 1. 1983. 10. Green Bay; Madison; Stevens Point; Whitewater. 2. 3lyear. 12. 'Exploration of legal issues relating to women. We 3. 8.50 pounds (Britain & Ireland, Indiv.), 10 look forward to receiving submissions and articles pounds/$19.50 (lndlv., surface worldwide), 13 on the law of any jurisdiction, whether specific to a pounds/$24.50 (Indiv. air mall worldwide>. 25 particular state or not. Traditional law review pounds (Inland Inst.), 35 pounds (overseas iost.). articles are welcome and we encourage 4. P.O. Box 8, Oiss, Norfolk 1P22 3XG, England. practitioner-oriented pieces as well....(Wle derive 5. Editorial Collective. sustenance from the law In action approach and 9. OCLC 16408843 hope to pUblish articles from a variety of 10. Madison. disciplines." 12. "Publication of readable and Insightful articles on areas of current concern Within the Women's THE WISE WOMAN Uberation Movement. To record the history of the 1. 1980. current wave of feminism worldwide." 2. Quarterly. 3. $15. Single copy: $4. TULSA STUDIES IN WOMEN'S LITERATURE 4. 2441 Cordova St., Oakland, CA 94602. 1. 1982. 5. Ann Forfreedom. 2. 2lyear. 7. ISSN: 0883-119X. 3. $12 (Indiv.), $14 (Inst.), $10 (student). Single 8. LC sn85-7514. copies: $7. $8 (to reign). Add $3 for foreign air mail. 9. OCLC 12067355. 4. TSWL, 600 South College Ave., TUlsa, OK 74104. 12. "The Wise Woman Is a national quarterly journal 5. Holly laird. that focuses on feminist issues, Goddess lore, 6. Ed"or, TSWL, The University of Tulsa, 600 South feminist spirituality, and Feminist Witchcraft. this College Ave., TUlsa, OK 74104. journal Includes women's hlstory/herstory, news, 7. ISSN 0732-7730. analysis, critical reviews, art, poetry, photos, 8. LC sn82-3788. cartoons by Bulbul, exclusive Interviews, and 9. OCLC 8426594. original research about witch hunts, women's 10. Eau Claire; La Crosse; Madison; Whitewater. heritage, and women today." 11. Women's Studies Index. 12. "Tulsa Studies in Women's Literature includes WOMAN OF POWER articles, reviews, notes and queries from scholars 1. 1984. of every period, inclUding those reading In 2. 4/year. languages other than English and from students of 3. $26 (indiv.), $36 (Canada), $46 (other foreign). poetry and prose In all fts forms, InclUding essays, Single copies: $7. diaries, belles lettIes, and journalism. While 4. P.O. Box 2785, Orleans, MA 02653. articles need not be exclusively concerned with 5. Char McKee. female writers the focus must be upon women and 7. ISSN 0743-2356. their work." 8. LC sn84-9798. 9. OCLC 10546363. WLW JOURNAL 10. Madison: State Historical Society. 1. 1976. 11. Women's Studies Index 2. 4lyear. 12. A magazine of feminism, spirituality, and politics. 3. $24, $30 (foreign). Subscriptions by volume only. Theme for each issue. Single copies: $4. 4. WLW Journal, McFarland & Co., Inc., Box 611, WOMAN'S ART JOURNAL Jefferson, NC 28640. 1. 1980. 5. Audrey Eaglen. 2. 2/year. 6. Audrey Eaglen, Editor, WLW Journal, 7055 Oakes 3. $14 (indlv.), $20 (Inst.), plus $3 surface rate or $7 Rd., Brecksville, OH 44141. air rate for foreign postage. Single copies: $7. 7. ISSN 0272-1998. 4. 1711 Harris Rd., Laverock, PA 19118. 8. LC sc82-2031; sn80·12573. 5. Elsa Honig Fine. 9. OCLC 6182031. 7. ISSN 0270-7993. xix.

8. LC 80·647891; sn80.1207. female victims, offenders and professionals In the 9. OCLC 6497852. criminal justice system." 10. Green Bay; Madison; Platteville; Stevens Point; Superior. WOMEN & ENVIRONMENTS 11. Artblbliographies; Art Index; Arts & Humanities 1. 1976. Citation Index (ISQ; RlLA; Women's Studies Index. 2. 4/year. 12. Critical articles and reviews pertaining to women In 3. $20 (Indiv.), $30 (ins1.), plus $5 overseas postage. the visual arts. "We are interested In a Single copies: $4. re·interpretation of art history from our new 4. 736 Bathurst St., Toronto, Ontario, Canada M5S awareness as women.... Woman's Art Journal is a 2R4. vehicle for the exchange of Ideas and for honest 5. Kim Pearson. criticism," 7. ISSN 0229·480X. 8. LC cn81·30452. WOMEN: A CULTURAL REVIEW 9. OCLC 7966483. 1. 1990. 11. Alternative Press Index, Canadian Periodical Index; 2. 3/year. Social Sciences Index; Women StudIes Abstracts; 3. 18.50 pounds (Indiv.. UK & Europe), $37 (Indiv., Women's Studies Index. U.S. & elsewhere), 42 pounds (Inst., U.K. & 12. Topics: planning, architecture, design; housing and Europe), $64 (inst., U.S. & elsewhere). Single community development; geography, Urban

copies: 7 pounds (indiv. t U.K. & Europe). $14 sociology, environmental psychology, energy and (lndiv., U.S. & elsewhere); 16 pounds (ins1., UK & ecology. Europe); $32 (Inst., U.S. & elsewhere). 4. Oxford University Press, Pinkhill House, Southfield WOMEN & HEALTH Rd., Eynsham, Oxford OX8 1JJ England. 1. 1976. 5. Isobel Armstrong and Helen Carr. 2. 4/year. 6. Women: A Cultural Review, c/o Dept. of English, 3. $36 (indiv.), $145 (inst.), $200 (lib.). Blrkbeck College, Malet St., London WC1E 7HX, 4, The Haworth Press, Inc., 10 Alice St., Binghamton, England. NY 13904·1580. 7. ISSN 0957-4042. 5. Jeanne M, Stellman, Ph.D. 9. OCLC 22349229. 6. 117 St. John's Place, Brooklyn, NY 11217. 10, Madison. 7. ISSN 0383.Q242. 12. "Women: A Cultural Review Is a new initiative in 8. LC 76-648355. feminist thought and culture. It explores the role 9. OCLC 2337206. and representation of women in arts and culture, 10. Eau Claire; Madison; Milwaukee; Oshkosh; past and present, taking up the challenging Parkslde; Platteville; Stevens Point; Whitewater. debates on sexuality and gender,- 11. Abstracts in Social Gerontology: Academic Abstracts/CD·ROM; Biology Digest; CAB Abstracts; WOMEN & CRIMINAL JUSTiCE Child Development Abstracts & Bibliography; 1. 1989. Criminal Justice Abstracts; Criminology, Penology 2. 2/year, and Police Science Abstracts: Cumulative Index to 3. $28 (Indiv), $38 (Inst.), $48 (Iibr.). Canada: add Nursing and Aiiled Health Uterature (CINAHL); 30%, plus another 7% G & S tax; other foreign: Current Contents/Social & Behavioral Sciences; add 40%. Excerpta MedlcaJElectronic Publishing Division: 4. The Haworth Press, Inc" 10 Alice St., Binghamton, Heaith Planning and Administration (HEALTH); NY 13904. Health Service Abstracts; Higher Education 5. Donna C, Hale. Abstracts; Hospital Uterature Index; Index 6. Dept. of Criminal Justice, Shippensburg Univ., Medicus/MEDLINE; Index to Periodical Articles Shippensburg, PA 17257. Related to Law; Index to Periodical Uterature on 7. ISSN 0897·4454. Aging; Inventory of Marriage and Family Uterature 8. LC sn88·381. (online and hard copy); Mental Health Abstracts 9. OCLC 17501958. (online through DIALOG); Periodical Abstracts, 10. Madison, Platteville. Research 1; Periodical Abstracts, Research 2; 11. Criminal Justice Abstracts; Index to Periodical POPLINE; Population Index: Psychological Articles Related to Law; Inventory of Marriage and Abstracts (PsychINFO); Public Affairs Information Family Uterature (online and hard copy); NCJRS Service Bulletin (PAIS); Referativnyl Zhurnal Data BaseINIJ Reports; PAIS Bulletin; (Abstracts Journal of the Institute of Scientific Psychological Abstracts (& PsychINFO); Sage Information of the Republic of Russia); Religious & Public Administration Abstracts; Social Social Sciences Index (RIC·CERDIC): Sage Family PlanningJPolicy & Development Abstracts Studies Abstracts; Silver Platter Information, Inc.; (SOPODA); Social Work Research & Abstracts; Social Planning/policy & Development Abstracts Sociological Abstracts (SA); Studies on Women (SOPODA); Social Sciences Citation Index; Social Abstracts; Women Studies Abstracts. Sciences Index; Social Work Research & Abstracts; 12. "The only Journal devoted to interdisciplinary and Sociological Abstracts (SA); Studies on Women International feminist scholarship dealing with all Abstracts; Women Studies Abstracts; Women's areas of women and criminal justice: cross·cultural, Studies Index. historic, and gender studies, women and the law, 12. Feature articles; research; bibliographies; book women in crime and punishment literature, and reviews; news and notes. xx.

WOMEN & LANGUAGE Behavioral Sciences; Current Legal Sociology; 1. 1975. Historical Abstracts; Index to Periodical Articles 2. 2/year. Related to Law; International Political Science 3. $10 (indlv.), $15 (Inst.), $13 (indlv., Canada), $18 Abstracts; Inventory of Marriage and Family (international indiv.), $20 (international lnst.). Single Literature; Periodical Abstracts, Research 1; copies: $5. Periodical Abstracts, Research 2; PAIS Bulletin; 4. Communication Dept., George Mason Unlv., Political Science Abstracts; Social PlannlngIPollcy Fairfax, VA 22030. & Development Abstracts (SOPODA); Social 5. Anita Taylor. Sciences Citation Ina~x; Social Work Research & 7. ISSN 8755·4550. Abstracts; Sociological Abstracts (SA); Studies on 8. LC 86·659507; sn64·1701. Women Abstracts; Urban Affairs Abstracts; Women 9. OCLC 11313029. Studies Abstracts; Women's Studies Index. 10. Madison; Milwaukee; Parkside. 12. Feature articles; research; bibliographies; book 11. Women's StudIes Index. reviews; news and notes. 12. "Women & Language is an Interdisciplinary research newsleUer which reports books, journals. WOMEN & THERAPY articles and research In progress; Identifies 1. 1962. courses, conferences. and other events relevant to 2. 4/year.

the study 011a09u898 and gender I and pUblishes 3. $38 (indlv.), $140 (Inst.), $160 (lib.). Canada: add short articles. We include scholarship from 30% plus another 7% G&S tax (GST anthropology, communication, linguistics, #R129766984); add 40% for other foreign postage. literature ...• 4. The Haworth Press, 10 Allee St., Binghamton, NY 13904·1560. WOMEN & PERFORMANCE: A JOURNAL OF FEMINIST 5. Ellen Cole, Esther D. Rothblum. THEORY 6. Ellen Cole, Co-Editor, Women & Therapy, Prescott 1. 1963. College, 220 Grove Ave., Prescott, A2 86301. 2. 2/year. 7. ISSN 0270-3149, 3. $14 (Indlv.), $25 (inst.). Singie copies: $7. Add $3 8. LC 62-645607; sn80·13045. postage (Canada), $6 for other foreign postage. 9. OCLC 6394106. 4. NYU/TSOA, 721 Broadway, 6th Floor, New York, 10. Eau Claire; Madison; Milwaukee; River Falls; NY 10003. Waukesha. 5. Judy Burns, Marianne Goldberg, Julie Maloig, Usa 11. Abstracts of Research In Pastoral Care and Merrill, Judy C. Rosenthal, Trudy Scott, Katharine Counseling; Academic Index (online); Alternative Kovalcik-White. Press Index; Bulletin Signaletique; Digest of 7. ISSN 0704·770X. Neurology & Psychiatry; Family Violence & Sexual 6. LC sn63·4500. Assault BUlletin; Higher Education Abstracts; Index 9. OCLC 9655579. to Periodical Articles Related to Law; Inventory of 10. Madison; Parksjde. Marriage and Family Literature (online and hard 11. Alternative Press Index; The Left Index; MLA copy); Mental Health Abstracts (onflne through International Bibliography; Women's Studies Index. DIALOG); Periodical Abstracts, Research 1; 12. ·Women & Perlormance Is a feminist journal Periodical Abstracts, Research 2; Psychological devoted to the study of theater, dance, film, music. Abstracts (& PsycINFO); Sage Family Studies; Video, ritual and perlormance art. It includes Social Work Research & Abstracts; Studies on discussions of feminist aesthetics, photo essays, Women Abstracts; Women Studies Abstracts; interviews, historical material, reviews and scripts. Women's Studies Index. W&P encourages dialogue among perlormers and 12. 'To facilitate dialogue aboU1therapy experiences theorists: among therapists, consumers, and researchers. The journal Is feminist In orientation and views WOMEN & POLITICS therapy as an educational, expanding process for 1. 1960. personal growth.' 2. 4/year. 3. $36 (Indlv.), $90 (Inst.), $160 (lib. & subscription WOMEN ARTISTS NEWS agencies). Canada: add 30% & then 7% G & S tax 1. 1975. (GST #129786984); other foreign: add 40%. 2. 4/year. 4. The Haworth Press, 10 Alice St., Binghamton, NY 3. $12 (Indlv.), $16 (Inst.). Single copies: $3. 13904·1560. 4. Midmarch Assocs., 300 Riverside Dr., New York, 5. Janet M. Clark. NY 10025-5239. 6. Editor, Women & Politics, Janet M. Clark, Dept. of 5. Cynthia Navaretta, Judy Siegel. Political Science, P.O. Box 3197, University Station, 7. ISSN 0149·7061. University of Wyoming, Laramie, WY 82071. 6. LC 61-642200; sc76·127. 7. ISSN 0195-7732. 9. OCLC 3534670. 6. LC 60-644752; sn79-6972. 10. Madison; Milwaukee; Parkslde. 9. OCLC 5861577. 11. RILA; International Repertory of the Literature of 10. La Crosse; Madison; Milwaukee; Whitewater. Art; Alternative Press Index; ARTbibliographles. 11. ABC POL SCI: A Bibliography; Academic 12. 'News, articles and a complete nation-wide Abstracts/CD·ROM; Academic Index (online); almanac of exhibits, conferences, performances, America: History & Life; Current Contents/Social & and career opportunities by and for women artists: xxi.

WOMEN'S ART MAGAZINE WOMEN'S INTERNATIONAL NETWORK NEWS (WIN 1. 1983. NEWS) 2. 6IYear. 1. 1975. 3. 15 pounds (indiv,). 30 pounds (indiv., Europe), 30 2. 4/year. pounds (inst), 40 pounds (elsewhere). 3. $30 (indiY.), $40 (Inst.). Foreign subscribers pay 4. Central Books, 99 Wallace Rd., london E9 5LN postage: $4 (surtace), $10 (alrmaIQ. Single copies: England, $5. 5. Genevieve Fox. 4. 187 Grant St., Lexington, MA 02173. 6. The Women Artists Slide Ubrary, Fulham Palace, 5. Fran P. Hosken. Bishops Avenue, London SW6 6EA England. 7. ISSN 0145-7985. 7. ISSN 0961·1460. 8. LC 77-641756. 9. OGLG 24481379. 9. OGLC 2694733. 11. BRAD, SWET. 10. Madison; MilwaUkee; Whitewater. 12. A broad-based bl-monthly Journal on women In the 12. "WIN News Is a worldwide, open, participatory Visual Arts covering a range of practices and areas communication system by, for, and about women of debate. 'The magazine attempts to keep an up of all backgrounds, beliefs, nationalities and age to date record of the work of wamen on show both groups. WIN News serves the general pUblic, in the U,K. and abroad as well as carrying history institutions and organizations by transmitting pieces, book reviews and theoretical debate. Our Internationally Information about women and aim throughout is to encompass the diversion and women's groups." plurality of women's work. cultural milleu and theoretical standpoints," WOMEN'S RESEARCH NETWORK NEWS 1. 1988. WOMEN'S EDUCATION DES FEMMES 2. 4/year. 1. 1982. 3. $25 (students, retired, low Income), $35 (IndiY.), 2. 4/year. $100 (Inst.). 3. $18.19 (Indiv.), $32.10 (ins1.). 4. National Council for Research on Women, 530 4. CGLOW/CCPEF, 47 Main S1., Toronto, Ontario, BroadWay, 10th Floor, New York, NY 10012. Canada M4E 2V8. 5. Debra L. Schultz. 5. Christina Starr. 9. OGLC 23208599. 7. ISSN 0714·9786. t2. "To disseminate news about and promote the 8. LC cn83·30467. visibility of research, policy, and educational 9. OCLC 9457228. resources on women in the U.S. and t t. The Canadian Feminist Periodical Index t972·85 Internationally." (OISE Press, Toronto). t2. 'To provide a feminist perspective on the world of THE WOMEN'S REVIEW OF BOOKS learning and education in Canada through articles, 1. 1983. interviews, book reviews, and commentaries and to 2. 11/year. facilitate exchange and dialogue between learners 3. $17 (indlv.), $30 (Inst.). Add $3 surtace (Canada) and practitioners across the country.' or $5 surface (elsewhere); $20 air rate for foreign postage. Single copies $2. WOMEN'S HISTORY REVIEW 4. Wellesley College Center for Research on Women, 1. 1992. 828 Washington S1., Wellesley, MA 02181-8255. 2. 3/year. 5. Unda Gardiner. 3. $49 (Indiv.), $98 (Ins1.). 7. ISSN 0738·1433. 4. Triangle Journals Ud., P.O. Box 65, Wallingford, 8. LC sn83-9538. Oxfordshire OXtO OVG United Kingdom. 9. OGLC 9529447. 5. June Purvis. 10. Green Bay; Madison; Milwaukee; Parkslde; 6. Dr. June Purvis, School of Social & Historical Platteville; River Falls; Stevens Point; Superior; StUdies, University of Portsmouth, Burnaby Rd., Whitewater. Portsmouth POt 3AS United Kingdom; for North 11. Alternative Press Index; American Humanities America: Dr. Phillippa Levine, Dept. of History, Index; Book Review Index; Left Index: Women's U.S.C., Los Angeles, CA 90089; for book reviews: Studies Index. Or. June Hannam, Humanities Dept., Univ. of the 12. 'In-depth review of current books, in all fields, by West 01 England, Fishponds, Bristol, 8S16 2JP and/or about women." UK 7. ISSN 0961·2025. WOMEN'S RIGHTS LAW REPORTER 8. LC sn92·25184. 1. 1971. 9. OGLC 25943278. 2. 4/year. 10. Madison. 3. $15 (students), $20 (indiv.), $40 (inst.). Add $6 for 11. America: History and Ufe; British Humanities Index; foreign postage. Single copies: $6 (indiv.), $12 Historical Abstracts; Studies on Women Abstracts; (inst.). Women's Studies Index. 4. 15 Washington St., Newark, NJ 07102. 12. 'A forum for the pUblication of scholarly articles on 5. Michele Bertran, Scott J. Boeker. women's history! 7. ISSN 0085·8269. 8. LC 74·647333. 9. OGLC 1795817. xx i i •

10. Eau Claire; Green Bay; Madison; Milwaukee. WOMEN'S STUDIES INTERNATIONAL FORUM 11. AtternaUve Press Index; Current Law Index; Index 1. 1976. to Legal Periodicals; Legal Contents; Legal 2. a/year, Resource Index; Public Affairs Information Service 3. $202 (lost.), Great Britain: 126 pounds (Inst.). (PAIS); Sociological Abstracts; Women Studies "Members of the National Women's Studies Assoc. Abstracts; Women's Studies Index. Also available may order personal subscriptions at a on microfilm from University Microfilms, Ann Arbor, concessional rate; details of these rates are MI. available upon request." 12. Full·length and feature articles, comments, review 4. Pergamon Press, Inc., 660 White Pialns Rd., essays, book reviews and bibliographies on all Tarrytown, NY 10591; or Headington Hltl Hall, areas of the law affecting women's rights and sex Oxford OX3 OBW England, discrimination. 5. Editorial Committee, 7. ISSN 0277·5395. WOMEN'S STUDIES: AN INTERDISCIPLINARY JOURNAL 6. LC 62-643363; sn61·1570. 1. 1972. 9. OCLC 7590245. 2. 4tyear. 10, Eau Claire; Madison; Milwaukee; Parkslde; Stevens 3. "Please write for details or contact your Point; Whitewater. subscription agent." 11. AJternative Press Index; American History and ute; 4. Gordon and Breach Science Publishers, c/o STaS Annotated Guide to Women's Periodicals on the Ltd., P.O. Box 90, Reading, Berkshire RG1 6JL U,S. and Canada; US/Canada; Current Contents U.K., or P.O. Box 786 Cooper Station, New York, ASCA; ASSIA; British Humanities Index; Current NY 10276. Contents: Social and Behavioral Sciences; Current 5. Wendy Martin. Contents: Social Sciences Citation Index; Historical 6. Wendy Martin, Dept. of English, Claremont Abstracts; PsychiNFO; Psychological Abstracts; Graduate School, 170 E. Tenth St., Claremont, CA Social Abstracts; Studies on Women Abstracts; 9171 Hll63. Women's Studies Index. 7. ISSN 0049-7676. 12. Research communications; review articles; book 6. LC 74-641303. reviews, The journal strives to reflect the 9. OCLC 1791667. mUltidisciplinary, International field of women's 10. Eau Claire; Green Bay; Madison: Milwaukee; studies, both Inside and out of academia. tt also Parkside; Platteville; Stevens Point; Whitewater. aims to acknowledge cultural differences and at 11. Abstracts of PopUlar Culture; Women Studies the same time to encourage an international Abstracts. exchange based on a shared feminist framework, 12. "Women's Studies provides a forum for the presentation of scholarship and criticism about WOMEN'S STUDIES QUARTERLY women in the fields of literature, history, art, 1. 1972. sociology, law, political science, economics, 2. 4/year. anthropology and the sciences." AJso inclUdes 3. $25 (Indiv.), $35 (Insl.). Add $10 for foreign poetry. postage. 4. Circulation Manager, The Feminist Press at the City WOMEN'S STUDIES IN COMMUNICATION University of New York, 311 East 94th Street, New 1. 1977. York, NY 10126. 2. 2tyear. 5, Nancy Porter, 3. $15 (studen~, $25 (indlv.), $40 (inst.). Single 7. iSSN 0732-1562. copies: $5. 6. LC sc62·7056; sn62·20062. 4. For regular/student SUbscriptions: Belle Edson, 9. OCLC 7367695. HoUlns College, Dept. of Communication Studies, 10. Baraboo: Eau Claire; Madison; Milwaukee; Stevens P.O. Box 9586, Roanoke, VA 24020. For Point; Stout; Whitewater. Institutional subscriptions and single copies: Karen 11. Women Studies Abstracts; Women's Studies Index, Rasmussen, Institutional Subscriber Coordinator, 12. Women's Studies Quarterly is focused on teaching Women's Studies in Communication, Dept. of and the scholarship most useful to teachers; two Speech Communication, CSU·Long Beach, 1250 thematic issues each year on such topics as Bellflower Blvd., Long Beach, CA 90640. mothering, race and culture, sex and sexuality, war 5, Sandra L. Ragan, Valerie C. Downs. and peace; international features, annual reporting 6. Sandra l, Ragan, Dept. of Speech Communication, of information on national Women's Studies Montana State Vniv" Boseman, MT 59717. Programs and Centers for Research on Women; 7. ISSN 0749-1409. book reviews, newsbrlefs. Articles concern theory 6. LC sc63·9996. and practice of women's studies and women in 9. OCLC 6646461. academic professions. 10. Madison; Parkslde. 11. Women's Studies Index. YALE JOURNAL OF LAW AND FEMINISM 12. "To publish material related to gender and 1. 1969. communication deriVing from any perspective, 2. 2/year. inclUding interpersonal communication, small 3. $16 (indiv.), $12 (students). $26 (ins1.). Add $10 for group communication, organizational foreign postage. Single copies: $10 (iodiv.), $8 communicalion, the mass media, and rhetoric." (students). $16 (inst.). 4. Box 401A Yale Station, New Haven CT 06520. xx iii.

5. Editorial collective. 7. ISSN 1043·9366. 8. LC sn89·619L 9. OCLC 19571969. 10. Madison. 11. Current law Index; Index to Legal Periodicals; Infotrac. 12. "The Journal provides a forum for the analysis of women, society, and the law. We are committed to expanding the boundaries of traditional legal discourse, and plan to publish a wide range of legal and non·legal work, Including articles, fiction, criticism, poetry, and autobiography." 1• AFFILIA Journal of Women and Social Work

Volume 8, Number 3, Fall 1993

245 Editorial 349 Book Reviews Creating Our Own Role Models Meeting at the Crossroads. Carol H. Meyer By Lynn Mikel Brown and Carol Gilligan. Articles RIviewed by l.ewayne D. Gilchrist. 247 Posbnodemism and the Conduct of Women's Conflicts about Eating and Sexuality: Inquiry in Social Work The RelaHonship between Food and Sex. Jane Gonnan By Rosalyn M. Meadow and Lillie Weiss. Reviewed by Leslie Morrison Faerstein. 265 Appalachian Women: The Path from the "Hollows" to Higher Education Violent Betrayal: Marcia Egan Partner Abuse in Lesbian Relationships. By Claire M. Renzelti. 277 Rural Women and Isolation: Reviewed by Kate DeLois. Pathways to Reconnection Mothers oj Incest Survivors. Cynthia J. Geissinger, Marceline M. umari, By Janis 1}'lerJohnson. Melanie J. Porter, and Susan L. Thngate Reviewed by Kathleen Kennelly. 300 Intentionally Childless Women: Unsettling RelaHons: The University as Another View of Women's Development a Site ojFeminist Struggles. . Carolyn Morell By Himani Bannerji, Linda Carty, Kari Dehli, 317 Feminist Social Work Education in Susan Heald, and Kale McKenna. Mainslream and Nonmainslream Classrooms Reviewed by Miriam Dinerman. Joan Pennell, Maureen Flaherty, Naomi Gravel, Eveline Milliken, and Mallory Neuman 339 Short Story Crossings K. Paula Bonham 347 Poetry Day's Bread Living Nightmares Meghan K. Lowney 2.

CONTENTS WINTER 1992/93. VOLUME 8/NUMBER 2

REVIEWS 2 Writing Dangerously: Mary McCarthy and Her World, by Carol Brightman 'less Lewis 4 Kothe Kollwitz, by Elizabeth Prelinger. With essays by Alessandra Comini and Hildegard Bachert NanC"j Derr 6 A Romantic Education and Virgin Time, by Patricia Hampl Lynn Z. Bloem 7 A Chorus of Stones: The Private Ufe of War, by Susan Grimn Rosemary Keefe Curb '10 Shared Lives: A Memoir, by Lyndall Gordon Gale Harris 11 The Journey, by Ida Fink, and The End of Days: A Memoir of the Holocaust, by Helen Sendyk Myrna Goldenberg 42 Memories ofRain, by Sunetra Gupta. and Incantations and Other Stories, by Anjana Appachana Seema ki~mar 43 Berthe Morisaes Images of Women, by Anne Higonnet , and Camille Claudel. Une Femme, by Anne Delbee, translated by Carol Cosman Barbara A. Wolanin /' Q,ml/, Clawhl around /935 SOurHERN WOMEN 12 The Civil War Diary of Sarah Morgan, edited by Charles Fast The Shattered Dream: A Southern Bride at the Tum of the Century. The Day Book of Margaret Sloan, edited by Harold Woodell Mistress of Riversdale: The Plantation Letters of Rosalie Stier Calvert, 1795.. 1821, edited by Margaret Law Callcott A Blockaded Family: Ufe in Southern Alabama During the Civil War, by Parthenia Antoinette Hague In Joy and in Sorrow; Women, Family, and Marriage in the Victorian South, edited by Carol Bleser Daughters ofTime: Creating \Voman's Voice in Southern Story, by Lucinda MacKethan Female Pastorah Women Writers RelVisioning the American South. by Elizabeth Jane Harrison Southern Women Writers: The New Generation. edited by Tonette Bond Inge Friendship and Sympathy: Communities of Southern Women Writers. edited by Rosemary M. Magee EU~abeth R. Baer 16 Beulah and Macaria; or, Altars of Sacrifice, by Augusta Jane Evans Wrginia Walcott Beauchamp 17 The Devil's Dream, by Lee Smith Dororhy Combs Hill

ROSELLEN BROWN 40 The Criminal Element Jane Bakerman 29 Street Games: A Neighborhood 44 Scholarly Bookshelf: H.D.. Theory, Biography, Ekanor J. Bader Poetry, Kate Chopin, \'(Iomen & Comedy 30 A Rosellen Brown Reader Bonnie Sr. Andrews 51 Poetry: "it was a dream/' IIdaughters.'l and 31 Before and After Darcie Conner Johnston "climbing" by Lucille Clifton 52 Briefly Noted: Novels, Memoirs & Travel, FEATURES & COLUMNS Crime Fiction, Short Stories 18 Rediscovery: Rachel Maddux NanC"j A. lVa/ker 61 Impressions 20 Fiction: lThe Way Things Are" by Rachel Maddux On the Cover: Plwto by Cesar from Camille 34 Interview: Rosellen Brown Carla Seaqllis[ Claudel: Une Femme, by Anne Delbee 3.

BERKELEY WOMEN'S LAW JOURNAL 1993 Volume 8

TRIBUTE

Your Silence Will Not Protect You: A I Tribute to Audre Lorde Barbara Christian

COMMENTARY

Proposition 165: We Won the Battle. But 6 . Are We Losing the War? Mariana Moore

ARTICLES

Jewish Women, Black Women: Guarding 29 Against the Oppression of Surrogacy Beveriy Horsburgh

Feminist Legal Epistemology 63 Susan H. Williams

Color Me Queer: An Aesthetic Challenge 106 to Feminist Essentialism Maio Ettinger

Involuntary Sterilization of Mentally 122 Disabled Women Roberta Cepko

Thanking the Right Wing 166 Roberta Achtenberg

Expanding the Definition of Family: A 170 Universal Issue Maria Gil de Lamadrid

The Right Forum on the Right Issue: 180 Initiatives and Family Values Matt Coles

RECENT PUBLICATIONS 186 4,

Film Festival Previews, page 54

age12 & oaughterS, p Mothers AD HEEl regulars Herspective 2 Letlers 3 Broadcast S WINTER/HOTOKE 1993 NO.198 Sabbage Blows 11 Gripes of Roth 44 Nelson Notes S2

Keeping Mum'Whal mums and daughlers features realty think of each other Barbara Bennell 12 Scars of Umlungu - Sindiew Magana 17 Stroppy and Busy Days - Miriam Saphira's stralegy for raising kids and resisting the red-necks Liz Slevens 20 Let's Talk About Sex - It's harder Ihan you think, espeeially if you're a loonager Lisa Sabbage 2S Reel Women - Is Hollywood conning us with women heroes? Rachel Harrison 28 Through the Looking Glass -Agirl's own adventure with pictures Rhiannon eauilin. Karen Woods. Roz Sprall. Lisa Sabbage 32 Pulling Women in the Picture - Whal makes filmmaker Athina Tsoulis lick? Sue Abel 34 Inslghllnlo Reel Feminism, page 28 Taking Pol-shots althe 'Girls' . Heather Worth lakes acloser look al media altacks on feminism 38 Mana Wahine lI1aori - An interview wilh Linda Tuhiwai Smith ESlyDinur 41 COVER: A Potled History of Lesbian Love­ Fanny Business Sappho. Radclyffe Hall .. _you name them, in bed with Jenny Rankine has a slory aboulthem 46 Jools Topp for olle special illtervlew strokes & Film Festival Previews, Rachel Dore, on page 59 The Crying Game, Fanny Business in photo; Roz Spralt art attacks Bed With Jools Topp, Books S4 .~~ 5. By, For, and About Women Over Forty

TABLE OF CONTENTS SPRING(#2) 1993

3. SATURDAY WITH EVA by Elsie Zala 5. THE ANNULMENT by Cherryl Janisse 7. THE ONLY GAME IN TOWN by Patricia Schuetz ART 12. IT TAKES A LITTLE MAGIC COVER by Zana by Jessie Luanni Blackburn CARTOONS pp. 2,9,11,23 17. NEPTUNE SLEEPS (Poem) by J. A. Starr by bulbul 18. COMING HOME AT 50 by Blanche Magnotti DRAWINGS pp. 4,20,21 19. SOLITUDE (Poem) by Jane Dudka by Jane Gapen 20.-21. CENTERFOLD DRAWING p. 5 by Liz Powell DEAR RUTH, DEAR SISTER CARTOON p. 6 by Wilma Elizabeth McDaniel by Nicole Hollander DEATH IN THE FAMILY (Poem) DRAWING p. 16 by Astra by Julie Hill Alger DRAWING p. 17 IN LIFE AND DEATH (Poem) by Veronika Kiera by Brenda Hudson ORAWING p. 19 by Jane Dudka 22. ADVICE WITHOUT CONSENT DRAWING P. 27 by Marion Stein by Barbara Hodges and Jessie Luanni Blackburn GRAPHIC p. 32 from HER STORY 23. Editors' Note 23. A FRIEND IN NEED (Poem) by Sandy Lewis 24. "'MAY YOUR DAYS BE MERRY AND BRIGHT' AND OTHER CHRISTMAS STORIES BY WOMEN" (Review) by Susan Koppelman 24. SHORT SHELF (Reviews) by Polly Taylor 26. CARPE DIEM AND ALL THAT LATIN (Poem) by Elsen R. Lubetsky 26. TO DAVID (Poem) by Barbara Wiedemann 27. AT AGE FIFTY: TWO WOMEN NAMED BETTY (Poem) by Marion Stein 28. BROOMSTICK BAZAAR 31. PASS THE WORD 33. ONCE &FUTURE BROOMSTICK 33. LETTERS 37. MORE ABOUT MOTHER (Editorial) 6. CALYX A JOURNAL OF ART AND LITERATURE BY WOMEN

Slimmer 1993 volume 14 number 3

POETRY Judith Sombetger 5 \Voman Alone Under the LlInar Eclipse 6 Dividing the Dolls 9 The Olson Women and Their Hair Kate Lyn Hibbatd 12 The Metamorphosis Susan Kolodny I3 Silk Tricia Bauer 14 Hearts Jean Hegland 16 The Crone I Will Become ~Iegan Sexton 33 The Meaning of Bones Laurie Kutchins 34 Spring 36 The \Vind Shaton Fain 38 Walking in the Oakland Hills after the October Fire Terri Lovins 40 After Andrea Potos 42 Twentv Years Later, to a Friend CB Folie" 43 The Ivioth Susan Landgraf 44 Remembering the Egg 45 Under Heaven Bethany Reid 46 Spell 48 At the Familv Cemetery 50 To Cam On . Dolores Stewart 52 Testame~t Not FOllnd in the Dead Sea Scro/Is Lynne Hugo deCourcy 53 Versions

ART ~'(onique Passicm 17 The Denenberg Le Iter 18 Gilllietta 19 Esclannonde (Roland Asleep) Arnie Oliver 20 Another Kind ofGl<€mica, Part A 21 Another Kind ofGl<€mica , Part B: Gl<€mica's Shadow Emerald Rhona Goldman 22 Windows Are the Eyes ofthe SOIlI 23 The Self and Other Dreams Jo Calland 24 Carolina, Hondllras, 1990 25 Brothers, NicaragtUl, 1991 26 ~Iontoya Residence, Nicaragua, 199/ 27 Guatemala Border, 1990 Phyllis Yes 28 Mixed Meraphor No. 15 29 Mixed :Yleraphor No. II Rosalind AI-Aswad 30 Meet the Cullins 3l It Seems Like Yesterday Winki Allen 32 Ni~ht \1;'isdum 1lI CALYX 7. A JOURNAL OF ART AND LITERATURE BY WOMEN

(continued) Summer 1993 volume 14 number 3

PROSE Ellen Frye 56 Medusa Berh Bosworth 62 Sheers Eleonora Chiavetta 77 The Black Phone CarolOriock 83 Bel5;; Bers;;

REVIEWS Kathryn Hunt 94 Bears Dancing in the Northem Air I", Christiane Jacox Kyle Gloria Still 96 The Dread Road by Meridel Le Sueur Victoria Lena Manyarrows 98 l\lean Spirie by Linda Hogan "Ielissa E, Biggs 100 The Tale of an Old Geisha and Other Stan'es by f.:anoko Okamoto The I'Chite Blackbird and Other IVritings by Anais Nin Joan Hoffman 102 Rich like Us h' ~a\'antaraSahgal Biff Russ 103 The }aipur Sketchbook by Judy Ray Nancy Porter 105 I Dwell in Possibility: A Memoir by Toni Me Naron Lion Woman's Legacy: An Armenian·American Memoir by Arlene Voski Avakian Stephanie Ptial 107 Nature and Other Mothers by Brenda Peterson Sarah E, Bearup.Neal 109 Hamlet's "father and Other Women by Carolyn G, Heilbrun 110 A Biographical Dictionary of Women Artisrs in Europe and America Since 1850 by Penny Dunford III Women, Art, and Society by Whitney Chadwick

IN MEMORIAM Sandta Whipple Spanier 114 Kay Bo;;k (1902.1992) Batbara Smith 116 Audre Lorde (1934·1992)

CONTRIBUTOR NOTES 123 8.

Spring 1993 Vol. 13, No.3

WOMEN AND THE ENVIRONMENT

Editorial 3

THE NEW FEMINIST ENVIRONMENTALISM

Connecting the Circles: Race, Gender, Nature by Luanne Armstrong 6 New Approaches to Sustainable Development by Bonnie Keitel 11 Towards an Integrative Ecofeminist Praxis by Tzeporah Berman 15 A Critique of Ecofeminism by AnneArchambault 19

EXPLORING THE ISSUES

The Seed and the Earth: The Colonization of Regeneration by Vandana Shiva 23 Women, Development, and the Market Economy by Ana Isla 28 Declaration: Femmes, Populations et Environnement por HeMne Lagace au nom du CQFD 35 Open Leller: Native Culture and the Environment from Eva Johnson 39 In Search of a More Complex Telling: Challenging the Dominant Story of the Forest Industry by Priscilla Boucher 42 On "Green" Consumerism: Environmental Privatization and "Family Values" by Catriona Sandilands 45 Complicity or Social Change: Housing Requirements and Development by Pamela Sayne 48 Low-Level Flight Testing: Innu Women Fight Back by Maggie Helwig 52

GLOBAL IMPACTS

The Environment, Gender, and the Development of Unequal Relations in Buganda: A Historical Perspective by Nakanyike Musisi 54 Damming Women's Rights: Gender and the Narmada Valley Projects by Ratna Kapur 60 The Debt Crisis in Latin America: An Example of Unsustainable Development byAnalsla 65 Gender and Heallh in Nigerian Structural Adjustment: What Does It Mean for Women? by Kenna Owoh ·71 Women and Social Forestry in the Central Himalayan Region of India by Brenda Cranney 75 WOMEN'S ACTIVISM

Women Out Front in Clayoquot Sound by Valerie Langer andJan Bate 81 Children of the Himalayas: The Message of Chipko by Jawahara Saldullah 84 On the Homefront: In Defence of the Health of Our Families by Sue Mcintosh 89 "Look Dick, Look Jane" by Helen MacDonald 94 Environment Group: Older Women's Network by Rivka Phillips 98 "Ecofemmes": Young Women Activists by Heather Benson 100 9.

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WOMEN AND THE ENVIRONMENT

(cOlltinued)

REVIEWS

Ecofeminism: Women, Animals, Nature by Margot Larocque 103 Breaking the Boundaries: Towards a New Feminist Green Socialism byKimHume 104 Radical Ecology: The Search for a Livable World by Jan Clarke 104 Celebrating the Land: Women's Nature Writings, 1850·1991 by Catriona Sandi/ands 105 Transformation Movement: A Canadian Vision ofCommon Security- The Report ofthe Citizens' Inquiry into Peace and Security by Dorothy Goldin Rosenberg 106 Memories Have Tongue; The Touchstone; The Work ofOur Hands by Deborah Jurdjevic 108 Un Mal InVisible: L'Isolemenr Social des Femmes par Sylvie B. ctue 109 Petticoats in the Pulpit: The Story ofEarly Nineteenth-Century Methodist Women Preachers in Upper Canada by Rev. Nan Hudson 110 What Necessity Knows; Sister Woman by Laura Cameron 111

POETRY

August Leaves by Jennifer Foatman 51 Jancis' Extra·Rich Dessert by Jancis M. Andrews 59 Mail Order: "The Ultimate Sportsman's Knife" by Elisavietta Ritchie 79 Derceto by Philippa Schmiegelow 79 Dorothy byK Misener 83 Tannenbaum by Helena Malton 93 femme ... by Nathalie Stephens 99 the poet by Valerie Free 102

FRONT COVER

Diana Thompson, Foxglove, 1985.22 x 30" Pastel.

BACK COVER

Diana Thompson, Skunkcabbage, 1981. 15·1/2 x 21" Pencil drawing.

Diana Thompson is an artist who has lived in the GulfIslands ofBritish Columbia since 1974. She has a B.FA. from the Ulliversity ofVictoria and has participated in the Art Studio Program at the BanffCelltre twice. Her work has been exhibited across Canada. 10. COMMON LIVES/LESBIAN LIVES a leshian quarterly

CONTENTS Number Forty-seven Summer 1993

3 Notes to Our Readers 4 Warrior, by Randi Bearden 7 Negation, by Heather Tompkins 13 VII, by Martha Lucia Torres 14 Save the Dolphins, by Mina Thevenin 15 A Night for Always, by Gena Husman 21 Two Poems by Lisa Vice 23 Close Enough to Watch. by Deb Hipp 30 Over You, by Dierdre M. Williamson 31 Back in Town, by Janet L. Graham 33 Buddha and the Flying Swan Lady, by Alayne MacArthur 44 Bed and Breakfast, by Eliza Galaher 48 The 'Butch Question: by Judith P. Stelboum 49 Past Life Meditation, by Hannah Blue Heron 55 Epilogue, by Carolyn K. Parkhurst 58 Ice Babies in Oz, by L. E. McCullough 60 Burning, by R. J. Packard 61 Mush, by Doreen C. Becker 69 The Pond, by Aimee Anderson 71 Deconstruction, by Audrey Grifel 73 I Like Beef Wit' Words, by Donna Tanigawa 76 Three Poems by Mari Reinke 79 A Country Life, by Judith P. Stelboum 84 Lessons, by Laura Elizabeth Casey 85 The Fluent, by Jocelyn Emerson 87 Three Pieces by Lorrie Sprecher 90 Worth More Than a Thousand, by Kimberly Shelley 95 I Want My Mom to Be a Lesbian, by Su Penn 97 Two Poems by Aimee Anderson 99 Tractor Pull, by CB Sundance 105 Seeking Serenity, by Jan Vance 107 The Piano Teacher, by Gretchen Krueger 110 sometimes, by Shelly Adler III The Little Death, by Martha Hovater 112 relentless, by tova 114 Peace, by Erin M. McNaughton 115 Missed Connections, bv Jean Thoresen 118 Incident on the Bus, b~' E. E. Marsh 120 woman dream, by Chris Strickling 122 Book Reviews 11 •

An International Women's Quarterly No. 42,1993 Changing Course: Eastern Europe

oIntroduction 30 Hungar)": Sex-Tourism Budapest: the ne\\ Bangkok. 2 Swept Away By Domoslroika Feminists from Ihc \'.'esl ;lft' introduced 10 the contradictions of life 32 Russia: Hunting for Condoms in the East. Raising consciousness on reproductive health in ~Ioscow.

4 Russia: Galina Starovoitov3 33 Germany: :\ letter from Berlin Respeclt'd ..kmneral. human fights activisL and plain·spokt'n advi­ :-Jotes from a feminist in o.'\ik. sor to Bons Y<.'ltsin.

34 Ex-Yugoslal'ia: Crimes f of W~r 6 Germs",'; German Women on the Move Croatian feminists dl'nounce rape as a war crime. Women of ihc former GDR organiz~' a ~pirill'd response 10 the gains and losses of reunificallon. 36 Hungary: Against All Odds Why ~re Hunganan women fed up" .-\nd what afl' the~ gomg tll U\l 8 Russia: The Young and the Restless about it':' The true life adventures of a Siberian lesbian. 38 Resources 11 Albania: Women's Forum Organizations. contacts, reading materials. and conrer~nces po.'nJtn­ While coming 10 gnps wilh economic c3Iuslroph('.-\lbantan ',mmen ing to woml'n in Eastern Europe. still want husbands with steady jobs. 40 Subscribe to COlltfi?xions! 12 Former Yugoslavia: Abused and r-.,'Iisused: Women and Don't miss a single issue of this international \\omen's quarlerl~. Their Political Exploitation Back issues of Conncxions are also listed on page -10, and all are still Confronting the "double rape"-first at the hands of soldiers; second available. by the news media. Inside Back Cm-er 14 Poland: Poland's Backlash Connexiolls's classifieds section lists conferences, workshops. calls The assault on women's rights is sponsored by the government and for submissions, and more. supported by the Catholic Church.

16 Former Yugoslavia: Mothers for Peace Anti-nationalist and anti-war: women in Serbia organize.

17 Germany: All Quiet on the Literary Front Just when they are most needed, the dissident feminist authors of the 1970s are not speaking out.

18 Shorts Contraceptives in Romania. Refugees in Dubrovnik.

19 Ex-Yugoslavia: Against Nationalism and War The Organization of Autonomous Women protem militarist politics and the way women are incorporat~d into it.

20 Czech Republic: Voices from the Czech Republic The ambivalence and aspirations of Czech women in words and pic· tures.

24 Estonia: Past and Future Feminism As Estonia recreates itself as a counlry...... omen hope to build upon its feminist past.

27 Former Yugoslavia: Bearing Sons to Meet the Debt A response to the propaganda of nationalism.

28 Germany: I Love My Daycare Center Why fi:\ it if it ain't broken':' ,A guided tour of East Berlin childcare.

30 Czech Republic: The Erosion of Choice Nibbl.ing at the edges of reproductive fights. 12.

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iii editon' note

JACQUES DERRIDA 1 The Rhetoric of Drugs. An Interview

LESLIE CAMfII 26 Stealing Femininity: Department Store Kleptomania as Sexual Disorder

RICHARD KLEIN 51 The Devil in Carmen

Lr~'E JorRlel! 7J Elvisophilia: Knowledge, Pleasure, and the Cult of Elvis

MARK SELTZER 92 Serial Killers (I) 13.

MAY 1993/NUMBER 91 Cover Montage: Women's Health. by Frances Dove

4 WATCH THIS SPACE EVERYWOMAN EDITORIAL: Examining the "pro-lifers"; after Spare Rib 6 YOUR LETTERS 8 NEWS TUC women in unanimity and frustration; girls' schools do it better; blocking Burghfield; Bangladeshi women ask for fair trade NELL McCAFFERTY'S IRELAND: Lofty ideals, no censorship 11 FEATURES EVERYWOMAN reflects on the demise of Spare Rib OUR BODIES, OUR MINDS A special look at women's health

14 Christine Hancock, General Secretary of the Royal College of Nursing, says the new market NHS can be used to women's advantage 16 THE EVERYWOMAN INTERVIEW: Gynaecologist Vicky Hufnagel is a lone defender of women's wombs. She told Janet Hadley all about her crusade 18 MIND is campaigning to end abuse of women in the mental health services, writes Veronica Groocock 19 Saviour or sellout? Cherry Smyth wrestles with the New Age insights of Louise Hay 10 Living with Aids in Uganda: Margaret Nalumansi trusts meditation, not drugs

11 ARTS Whoopi! Black women are breaking into comedy, writes Eulina Clairmont Lizzie Francke on Groundhog Day. Indecent Proposal and The Story of Qiu Ju A small theatre goes big on women's writing; Restoration revivals; blind painters 16 NEW BOOKS 18 PERSONAL The child within: recovering from childhood abuse Cholesterol; osteoporosis; sex selection problems 31 FOOTLOOSE "Roots" travel may confound expectations 31 WORKWISE Looking for a man's world? Try life at sea Voluntary sector jobs: successful women

BACK PAGES: EQUAL OPPORTUNITY JOBS, COURSES AND CLASSlflEDS 14.

JUNE I ~~JI NUMBER ~J Cover montage by Frances Dove. Photos: authors A/byn Leah Hall (top left) and Helena Kennedy

4 WATCH THIS SPACE EVERYWOMAN EDITORIAL: War in ex­ Yugoslavia; Reaching out

is YOUR LETTERS

8 NEWS Crime, drugs and treatment; Fawcett prize winner; new EOC Chair; Councils force women back to violent men; How abuse victims can be punished; War in ex-Yugoslavia; Defending Palestinians. NELL McCAFFERTY ON IRELAND: Kicking and screaming towards gay rights Yermatours In June (pS) CELEBRATING FEMINIST BOOKS CENTRE SPREAD: FREE POSTER FOR THE FEMINIST BOOK FESTIVAL

11 Everywoman's choice: non-fiction for the Festival IS Barbara Norden talks to Ruthie Petrie about the secret of success for Virago 17 Flora Nwapa on how she set up the only women's press in Africa I ~ Kate Pullinger reflects on her life and work with Mary Scott 20 June Jordan on bisexuality, mixed race and personal freedom 1 J FBF events nationwide: the complete listings

27 CAN LESBIAN RELATIONSHIPS LASn

2~ ARTS Lucy O'Brien profiles the new women's rap Falling Dawn misses its target, says Lizzie Francke

U NEW BOOKS Talking to Maureen Duffy; new fiction; reviews

JiS PERSONAL Labels and lovers; saving on food bills; pesticide in chocolate; health notes; unhappy families

J~ FOOTLOOSE A timid traveller goes to Cameroon

40 WORKWISE Accentuating the positive in investment Public appointments and how to get them BACK PAGES: EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES, JOBS, COURSES AND CLASSIFIEDS 15. ,F'eminism l ! & ..;;C;..O;;;..:,N.;..T.;...;;E;..N;.;...:T..;;;S .psychology Volume 3, Number 2, 1993 ______EDITORIAL

147 Editorial Note ______ARTICLES

149 The Mismeasure of Woman Carol TAVRIS 169 The Challenge of Self-Advocacy Anne PLUMB ______SPECIAL FEATURE

'Psychology Constrllcts the Female': A Reappraisal 189 Editor's Introduction: Revisioning Weisstein. Revitalizing Feminism Celia KlTZINGER 195 Featured Reprint: Psychology Constructs the Female; or The Fantasy Life of the Male Psychologist Naomi WEISSTEIN Commentators: 211 I. The Personal is Paradoxical: Feminists Construct Psychology Rhoda K. UNGER 219 II. From 'Psychology Constructs the Female' to 'Fe/males Construct Psychology' Jane PRINCE and Oonagh HARTNETT 225 III. 'Psychology Constructs the Female': A Comment Una GAULT 230 IV. Is There a Place in Psychology for a Feminist Analysis of the Social Context? Sandra Lipsitz BEM

235 V. Reading 'Psychology Constructs the Female' 25 Years On Rosalind GILL 239 Response and Afterword: Power, Resistance and Science: A Call for a Revitalized Feminist Psychology Naomi WEISSTEIN

(continued, next page) 16. !Feminism i & ..;;C_O;...;.N;..T.;..;;E;..;N~T....;.S Volume 3, Number 2, 1993 ! psychology I'

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______REVIEWS

247 Alison M. THOMAS on: Talking ofSilence: The Sexllal Harassment ofSchoolgirls by Carrie M.H. Herbert 250 Janel SAYERS (1) and Susan CONDOR (II) on: The Bonds ofLove: Psychoanalysis, Feminism and the Problem ofDomination by Jessica Benjamin 257 Janel SAYERS on: From Mastery to Analysis: Theories ofGender in Psychoanalytic Feminism by Patricia Ellioll; and Feminism and Psychoanalysis by Richard Feldstein and Judith Roof 259 Wendy HOLLWAY on: Feminism and Psychoanalytic Theory by Nancy Chodorow 261 Helen SMITH on: Users and Abllsers ofPsychiatry - A Critical Look at Traditional Psychiatric Practice by Lucy Johnstone 264 Maye TAYLOR on: Feminist COllnselling in Action by Jocelyn Chaplin 266 Colleen HEENAN on: Trusting Ollrselves - The Complete Gllide to Emotional Well-Being for Women by Karen Johnson and Tom Ferguson 267 Ann OAKLEY on: Motherhood: Meanings, Practices and Ideologies, edited by Ann Phoenix, Anne Woollell and Eva Lloyd 269 Patricia DUNCKER on: Minimax: A Novel by Anna Livia; and A Perilolls Advantage: The Best ofNatalie Clifford Bamey by Natalie Clifford Barney, edited and translated by Anna Livia 272 Halla BELOFF on: Stolen Glances: Lesbians Take Photographs, edited by Tessa Boffin and Jean Fraser

______OBSERVAT10NS & COMMENTARIES

275 1. Racism in Pornography Alice MAYALL and Diana E.H. RUSSELL 282 ll. Progress on the BPS Psychology of Lesbianism Fronl Halla BELOFF Feminist 17. Bookstore

News 1:1\11:111; July 1993

ARTICLES Sidelines: Faves & Raves 5 Women's Video: Are They Right For Your Store? 19 Marketing Strategies: Women's Music 13 Women's Music: Hot, New & Necessary 25 Calendar Compendium 31 Subscription Info 59 Ad Index 60

THE SIDELINES Buttons 37 Calendars 37 Cards 39 Crafts 42 Distributors .45 Jewelry .47 Journa!s 47 Miscellaneous .48 Music 49 Playing Cards 52 Posters 52 Publications 53 Rubber Stamps 54 Stickers 54 T-shirts 55 Tapes 57 Videos 59 The 1993 Sidelines Issue 18. EMINIST OLLECTIONS A QUARTERLY OF WOMEN'S STUDillS RESOURCES

Volume 14, Number 3 Spring 1993

TABLE OF CONTENTS

FROM THE EDITORS 1 BOOK REVIEWS 1

• FORGOITEN WOMEN SPEAK OUT: ON AIDS AND HIV, by Ruth Faden and Nancy Kass, Positive Women: Voices ofWomen Living With AIDS, ed. by Andrea Rudd and Darien Taylor; Positively Women: liVing With AIDS, ed. by Sheila Gilchrist et al.; The Invisible Epidemic: The Story of Women and AIDS, by Gena Corea. • NOT A STEP BEHIND: CHANGING IMAGE AND REALITY OF JAPANESE WOMAN HOOD, by Takayo Mukai. Heroic With Grace: Legendary Women of Japan, ed. by Chieko Irie Mulhem~ Recreating Japanese Women, 1600-1945, ed. by Gail Lee Bernstein; The Japanese Woman: Traditional Image and Changing Reality, by Stuniko Iwao. • THE POWER OF SPACE, THE HElRARCHY OF PLACE, by Linda-Ruth Saller. Gendered Spaces, by Daphne Spain; Discrimination by Design: A Feminist Critique of the Man-Made Environment by Leslie Kanes Weisman. FEMINIST VISIONS .. , .. ,., ,,,,,.,.,., .. 11 THE FUTURE IS HERE, by Kathleen A. Turek and Judith Hudson. GETTING TO KNOW JAPAN THROUGH THE WORKS .. , .... '" ., .. 15 OF AWARD.WINNING JAPANESE WOMEN FICTION WRITERS By Carol Fairbanks. FEMINIST PUBLISHING, .,, , .. , 17 Naiad celebrates 20 years of publishing and Spinsters moves to a new home. NEWS FROM UW·EXTENSION INDEPENDENT, ,,,, 18 STUDY: CORRESPONDING WOMEN By Linda Shull. ARCHIVES ,,.,, , 19 Records of women in home economics; wire recordings from a Black settlement in southwestern Wisconsin; London's Lesbian Archive seeks funding help. COMPUTER TALK .. ,.,., ,., .. ,."., ,., , ".,. 20 Databases, email discussion lists, electronic journals. 19. EMINIST OLLECTIONS A QUARTERLY OF WOMEN'S STUDIES RESOURCES (continued)

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NEW REFERENCE WORKS IN WOMEN'S STUDIES ...... •... 21 Bibliographiesonhighereducationof women in theSouth, research ongirlsin publicschools, lesbian sources, Caribbean women novelists, Colette, drama by women before 1900, and women and technology; directories of women·of-eolor organizations and of general women's organizations, agencies, publications, etc.; an encyclopedia of African American women, a biographical dictionary on Native American women, an index to Chicana studies, a guide to notable Hispanic women, and an almanac on European women; guides to the education of women in the U.S. and to Japanese women writers and their culture; a sourcebook on women orators; a quotation book; and several more reference works briefly noted. (Reviewed by Phyllis Holman Weisbard) PERIODICAL NOTES •...... •...... ••...... 31 • New periodicalson law, defiance, lesbians, Fannie Hurst, feminist theology, humor, Asian Pacific women's studies, sexual assault, girls age 8-14, women rock musicians, young feminists, and water and sanitation issues. • Special issues of periodicals on feminist pedagogy, women and the economy, women and science, women's organizing, Ontario women, western (U.S.) women's history, mental health, and masculinity and war issues. Anniversary issue: Lesbian Contradiction. Transitions: Woman of Power delays publication. Ceased: Hag Rag and Spare Rib. (Compiled by Linda Shull) ITEMS OF NOTE 35 Two guides for lesbian and gay writers; a historical study of gender injournalism textbooks; training manuals on setting up women's Wonnabon centers; a 900~number for telephone "herstories"; a microfilm collection on American women's diaries; and a new collectibles business for books and other women-related items. (Compiled by Lisa Kaiser) BOOKS RECENTLY RECEIVED 37

Artwork Dr! pages 6 al1d 9 is by Miriam Gree11wald. Graplzics 011 pages 3, 18, 25, 27,alld 34arefrom Jewels Graphics. Rubber stamp graphic on page 21 is by Tracy L. Hom!. .. 20. ~eml1llst NATIONALISMS AND Review NATIONAL IDENTITIES

CONTENTS

Editorial 1

Women, Nationalism and Islam in Contemporary Political Discourse in Iran 3 Nahid Yeganeh Feminism, Citizenship and National Identity 19 Ann Curthoys Remapping and Renaming: New Cartographies of Identity, Gender and Landscape in Ireland 39 Catherine Nash Rap Poem: Easter 1991 58 MciighreadMedbh Family Feuds: Gender, Nationalism and the Family 61 Anne McClintock Women as Activists, Women as Symbols:A Study ofthe Indian NationalistMovement 81 Suruchi Thapar Gender, Nationalisms and National Identities: Bellagio Symposium Report 97 Catherine Hall Culture or Citizenship? Notes from the 'Gender and Colonialism' Conference, Galway, Ireland, May 1992 104 Clara Connolly Reviews Kate Soper on The Politics ofTruth 112 Maria Lauret on The Woman at the Keyhole: Feminism and Women's Cinema and Issues in Feminist Film Criticism 114 Clare Whatling onInside/Out: Lesbian Theories, Gay Theories 117 Peggy Watson on Polish Women, Solidarity and Feminism 118 Judith Squires on Dimensions ofRadical Democracy and Engendering Democracy 120 Linda McDowell on Destabilizing Theory: Contemporary Feminist Debates 123

Letter 126 Noticeboard 129 21.

Feminist Teacher

Vol. 7 No.2 Spring 1993 Table of Contents

8 Keeping Our Activist Selves Alive in the Classroom By Jennifer Scanlon

15 Teaching Feminism: Anger, Despair, and Self Growth By Janet Lee

20 Male Mentoring, Seduction, and Sexual Harassment In Higher Education By Roseanne Lucia Quinn

26 Lesbian Instructor Comes Out: The Personal is Pedagogy By Janet Wright

34 Attacking a Legagy of Sexist Grammar in the French Class By Culley Jane Carson

37 Only If It's Good: Teaching a Demand Reduction Campaign By Joan Marie Yamasaki

40 Bibliography on Women and Advertising

42 Success and Mathematically Gifted Female Students By Janice A. Leroux and Cheeying Ho

49 History of Women and Work: A Bibliography By Carolyn Stevens Departments

4 Feminist Teacher Network News 68 Teaching Resources 62 Book Reviews 70 Conferences/Calls For Pa pers 22. Feminist Voices

~Ol. 6, No.4 I May 7 - JunelO j 1993

'IfI had a Hammer... ales of the Trade: A 'Nontraditional Work Union Plumber Tells for Women Her Story by Nancy D. Nakkoul and Interview by Peg Kelbel 6 lindaSchamberger 1 Woman and Engineer: WTAExpands he Struggle to by Kame Lae! He!gpson 1 Integrate by Vicki Bier 7 LEITERS 2 Dialect of the Heart 8 NEWS BRIEFS 2 REVIEW A Story "Never Forgive and bout Healing: Art as Never Fo~et'''Madison Healer Commemorates the 50th by Theo. Kramer 8 iversary ofthe Warsaw Ghetto Uprising NETWORK 9 by Theo. Kramer 4 CALENDAR 10 Worthy Wages Day 4 CLASSIFIEDS 12 REVIEW "Out hrough the Walls": Creativity as Resistance and Liberation by TheO. Kramer 5 23. Feminist Voices Vol. 6, No.5 June ll-July15 1993

,------I Contents Bringing Elk to Poisons in Air and ELF:Project ELF Water Threaten Protest Enters 13th Reproductive Health Year by Barb Katt and by Beverley Thorpe 9 BonnieUrfer 1 Dialect of the Heart 10 Grassroots Activism or Whitewashed Stolen Children: An Native Environmen­ Almost Good Movie talism? by Winona by Esty Dinur .11 LaDuke 1 Menopause: Book NEWS BRIEFS 2 Review by Betty Granda 11 Living with the Enemy Living wiCh Myseif Ecofeminist Visions by Amy 3 Emerging 13

Women CAN Fight NETWORK 14 City Hali by Leslie . McCall 4 CALENDAR 14

U.S. and Indonesia CLASSIFIEDS 16 Out of East Timor! by Jamilah Jones 7

Unacceptable Secrets by Bonnie Urfer 8 24. Feminist VDices ------1 Volume 6, No, Ii JUly-Augu,1 1993

Contents

Sleepless In the Chants for the Queen Senate? What's of Heaven,"and Earth Gender Got to Do by River Krantz, 8 With It? by Mal}' Martin, I DanceAbllity: Disabled and Black Women and Nondlsabled Dancing Prostitution Together by Vednita Nelson, I by Pamela Slabile, 9

Letters, 2 Dialect of the Heart: Creative Expres8iona, NeW8 Briefs, 2 10

A Woman Alone in a Falling In Love Again Court of Law: by Jan Levine ThaI, 13 llGetting It" byVi,ginia Rose, 4 NETWORK, 14 U,S, Feminist Solution For CALENDAR, 15 Oppression of Motherhood: Throw CLASSIFIEDS, 16 out the Baby With the Bathwater? by Pat Gowens, 5

Triangles and Community Pride: A Part of Our Story by Karen Peper,7

But WIU It SeU? Strong Women In Popular Art, by Penny Skillman, 8 Frontiers: A Journal of Women Studies 25. Volume XIII, Number 3

1993

xi From the Editors

FEMINIST DILEMMAS IN FIELDWORK Diane L. Wolf I Introduction: Feminist Dilemmas in Fieldwork

Suad Joseph 9 Fieldwork and Psychosocial Dynamics of Personhood

Lisa Rofel 33 Where Feminism Lies: Field Encounters in China

Patricia Zavella 53 Feminist Insider Dilemmas: Constructing Ethnic Identity with "Chicana" Informants

Carol B. Stack 77 Writing Ethnography: Feminist Critical Practice

Ellen Scott and 90 Future Projects/Future Theorizing Bindi Shah in Feminist Field Research Methods: Commentary on Panel Discussion

Geri Rhodes 104 Female Troubles 107 Lovemaking at Forty Eight

Bonnie Resnick 108 Selections from He1lring Her Voice

Annie Gustin 121 muiraquita

Cecilia Portal 125 An Interview with Cecilia Portal by Helena Brandes Photographs from The Fam. and Sexy and Exotic Girls

Liza Bakewell 165 Frida Kahlo: A Contemporary Feminist Reading

Patricia Jane Jones 190 Shadie Lake

Lois Griffith 197 On Line

202 In Brief 207 Contributors 26. Gender and Education

Volwne 5 Nwnber 2 1993

Dtborah L. Cullm & G. l.una. \Varnell "Iemoring in Academe: addressing the gender gap in higher education 125

Christabelle Se/hl/a. Comrades or ---? \\'omen Graduate Students Look at the Presence of .'.len Graduate Studell{S in Feminist Academe 139

...Jlisoll Jones. Becoming a 'Girl': posH,tructuralist suggestions for educational research 157

]ulia Evetts. "'omen in Engim·erin.~: educational concomitants ofa nOI1 M traditional rareer choice 167

Cathie Holden. Gi\;ng Girls a Chance: paHcrns of talk in co-operative group work 179

..Indrew To/mit i2 Christine Howe. Gender and Dialogue in Secondary School Physics 191

\'/EWPOINT I.~Jley Forrest. Femininities and Friendship in a College of Education 21 I

BOOK RI·:VIl·;WS IVnmen in EJucalional .\Ianagement it'd, by Jenny Ozga) re\~c\\'ed by Anne Gold '217

In the ~VaJ f!! Jt omen - men ~f resistante 10 sex fquali!l' ill organi<.alions. Cynthia Cockburn) reviewed by Lisa Adkins 218

Young, Female and Black iHeidi Safia ),Iirza reviewed by .\Iehn·en .\Iirza 220

Gmder and Efhnici{r in .)'chools, Ethnographic .-lfCOUllts (ed, by Peter \Voods & ,\Iartyn Hammersley") redcwcd by Andrew Slater 222

&hooling as a Ritual Perlimnance: tou'ardr 11 political aonon!}' qf tducational ~rmbols and gestures IPeter .\leLaren) re\;cwed by ,-\lison Jones 223

Gender and the Politi(J ofCum'cullUll ~ Sheila f. Riddell) reviewed by Janet .\ law 226

JVomen, Girls and the Culture q{ E.(fucation II omen's Studies C!!wrtnlv, Special Issue) reviewed by Elody RathRon 227

7he Teacher's Voice: a social histo1)' qfteachin,ft In tu.'mfitth century Amm-ca (cd. by Richard J. Altenbaugh) and the 'Girl Qj/e.rfin,,· in Rducation: lwafional education for )'Olmg u'omen in the progressive era (Jane Bernard Power~) reviewed by Gwyneth Price 229 27. Gender & History Volume 5 Number 2 Summer 1993 Special Issue on Gender, Nationalisms and National Identities CONTENTS Introduction CATHERINE HALL, JANE LEWIS, KEITH McCLELLAND AND JANE RENDALL 159

Articles Identity Crisis: Colonialism, Nation, and Gender in Australian History ANN CURTHOYS 165

Captured Subjects / Savage Others: Violently Engendering the New American CARROLL SMITH-ROSENBERG 177

Curing the 'Social Body' in 1832: james Phillips Kay and the Irish in Manchester MARY POOVEY 196

'From Greenland's Icy Mountains ... to Afric's Golden Sand': Ethnicity, Race and Nation in Mid-Nineteenth-Century England CATHERINE HALL 212

Motherhood and Mothercraft: Gender and Nationalism in Bengal SAMITA SEN 231

The Construction of National Honour in Egypt BETH BARON 244

The Dialectics of Gender: Women, Men and Political Discourses in Iran c.1890-1930 JOANNA DE GROOT 256

Gender and National Identity in fin de siecle Greece ELENI VARIKAS 269

(continued. next page) 28. Gender & History Volume 5 Number 2 Summer 1993 Special Issue on Gender, Nationalisms and National Identities (continued) Thematic Reviews Out of England: Women, Travel and Empire PETER HULME 284 Shirley Foster, Across New Worlds. Nineteenth-century Women Tfiwellers and Their Writings (1990) Sara Mills, Discourses of Difference. An Analysis of Women's Travel Writing and Colonialism (1991) Dea Birkett, Mary Kingsley. Imperial Adventuress (1992) Judy Mabro, Veiled Half·Truths. Western Travellers' Perceptions of Middle Eastern Women (1991) Billie Melman, Women's Orients. English Women and the Middle East, /7/8-/9/8. Sexuality, Religion and Work (1992) Mary Louise Pratt, Imperial Eyes. Tral'el Writing and Transculturation (1992)

French Histories of Women in Western Societies SIAN REYNOlDS 290 Genevieve Fraisse and Michelle Perrot (eds) Histoire des femmes Vol. 4. Le XIXe siecle (1991) Fran~oise Thebaud (ed,) Histoire des femmes Vol. 5 Le XXe siecle (1992)

Rethinking Gender and Work ROSEMARY PRINGLE 295 linda M. Blum, Between Feminism and Labor: The Significance oi the Comparable Worth Movement (1991) Dorothy Sue Cobble, Dishing It Out: Waitresses and Their Unions in the Twentieth Century (1991) Cynthia B. Costello, "We're Worth /tI" Women and Collective Action in the Insurance Workplace (1991) Desley Deacon, Managing Gender: The State, the NewMiddle Class and Women Workers /830-/930 (19B9)

Book Reviews 302 P, J. P. Goldberg (ed,) Woman is a Worthy Wight. Women in English Society c. t200-/500 (1992) ANN KETTLE Alice Clark, Working Ufe of Women in the Seventeenth Century (19921 PATRICIA CRAWFORD L DeAne Lagerquist, In America Men Milk the Cows. Factors ofGender, Ethnicity, and Religion in the Americanization of Norwegian*American Women {l990 JANE M. PEDERSON Ann Taylor Allen, Feminism and Motherhood in Germany /800-/914 (1991) LYNN ABRAMS Vidoria De Grazia, How Fascism Ruled Women: Italy, /922-/945 (1992) PERRY WILLSON Mary Buckley (ed.) Perestroika and Soviet Women (1992) MAUREEN PERRIE

Notes on Contributors 312 GENDERS 29.

16 Spring 1993

CHALLENGING ABUSE AND ASSAULT A Special Issue Edited by Ann Kibbey

Articles Anne Allison Dominating Men: Male Dominance on Company Expense in a Japanese Hostess Club

Samuel Kimball "Into the light, Leland, into the light": Emerson, Oedipus, and the Blindness of Male Desire in David Lynch's "Twin Peaks" 17

Vinay Lal The Incident of the 'Crawling Lane': Women in the Punjab Disturbances of 1919 35

Sandra Runzo Intimacy, Complicity, and the Imagination: Adrienne Rich's Twenty-one Love Poems 61

Grace A. Epstein Bodily Harm: Female Containment and Abuse in the Romance Narrative 80

Grant Farred "Not Like Women at All": Black Female Subjectivity in Lauretta Ngcobo's And They Didn't Die 94

Sander L. Gilman Male Sexuality and Contemporary Jewish Literature in German: The Damaged Body as the Image of the Damaged Soul 113

Books Received 141

Notes on Contributors 148

Genders is published by the University 01 Texas Press in cooperation with the University of Colorado at Boulder Harvard Women's Law Journal 30. Volume 16 Spring 1993 Copyright D 1993 by the President and Fellows of Harvard College

Women of Color in Legal Academia: A Biographic and Bibliographic Guide Articles Killing "the Handicapped"-Before and After Binh 79 Martha A. Field The Norplant Condition: One Step Forward or Two Steps Back? 139 Tracy Ballard Essay Toward a Feminist Internationality: A Critique of U.S. Feminist Legal Scholarship 189 Vasuki Nesiah Recent Developments A Calculus for Bias: How Malingering Females and Dependent Housewives Fare in (he Social Security Disability System 211 Linda G. Mills Law and Literature Imagining the Mother's Text: Toni Morrison's Belared and Contemporary Law 233 Elizabeth Tobin Sentenced to Death 275 Dorothy Charvis seeitlli black 277 Carmia N. Caesar Queer Sign Language/Le Langage Geswelle Gait! 278 Louise Karch Book Reviews LESBIAN

ABORTION AND DIALOGUE: PRO-CHOICE, PRo-LIFE, AND AMERICAN LAW. By Ruth Colker 286

OUT OF THE BARRIO: TOWARD A NEW POLITICS OF HISPANIC ASSIMILATION. By Linda Chavez 293 POSSESSING THE SECRET OF Jov. By Alice Walker 298

FREEDOM FROM VIOLENCE: WOMEN'S STRATEGIES FROM AROUND THE WORLD. Edited by Margaret Schuler: LEGAL LITERACV: A TOOL FOR WOMEN'S EMPOWERMENT. Edited by Margarel Schuler and Sakunlala Kadirgamar-Rajasingham 303 RACE-ING JUSTICE, EN-GENDERtNG POWER. Edited by Toni Morrison 311 Health Care 31. for Women International

CONTENTS Volume 14 / :-lumber 3 / 1993

EDIlDRIAL / v CIRCUMCISION AND HEALTH AMONG RURAL WOMEN OF SOUTHERN SOMALIA AS PART OF A FAMILY LIFE SURVEY Daphne Williams Ntiri / 215 FEMALE CIRCUMCISION/GENITAL MUTILATION: CULTURALLY SENSITIVE CARE / Barbara L. Calder, Yvonne M. R. Brown, and Donna I. Rae / 227 NIGERIAN URBAN MARRIED WOMEN'S PERCEPTIONS OF EXPOSURE lD SECONDARY lDBACCO SMOKE / Margot E. Kurtz. Uche Azikiwe, and J. C. Kurtz / 239 SEX DIFFERENCES IN PREFERENCES FOR IDEAL FEMALE BODY SHAPE / Adebowale Akande / 249 THE ETHNOGRAPHIC CONTEXT OF ILLNESS AMONG SINGLE­ WOMEN-HEADED HOUSEHOLDS IN RURAL PERU I James W. Carey I 261 BIRTH WEIGHT AND SMOKING PRACTICES DURING PREGNANCY AMONG MEXICAN-AMERICAN WOMEN / Cindy Branan Wolff, Mary Portis. and Howard Wolff / 271 SWEDISH STUDENTS' ATTITUDES lDWARD ABORTION / Marianne E. Lindell and Henny M. Olsson / 281 INCIDENCE OF SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES AND PAP SMEAR RESULTS IN FEMALE HOMELESS CLIENTS FROM THE CHICAGO HEALTH OUTREACH PROJECT I Heather Johnstone, Mary Tornabene, and John Marcinale / 293 RURAL WOMEN'S KNOWLEDGE OF AND ATTITUDES lDWARD ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME / Cathy Rozmus and Ann E. Edgil / 301 Communication NetVlorks I 311 32. Health Care for Women International

CONTENTS Volume 14 I Number 4 I 1993

Special Issue: FIFTH INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS ON WOMEN'S HEALTH ISSUES

Edilorial I v

lnlroduclion 10 Ihe Special Issue I vii

FRO~I GYNECOLOGY TO GYN-ECOLOGY: DEVELOPING A PRACTICE-RESEARCH AGENDA FOR WOMEN'S HEALTH I Angela Barron NlcBride I 315

WO~IEN, HEALTH. AND KNOWLEDGE: TRAVELS THROUGH AND BEYOND FOREIGN PARTS J Ann Oakley I 327

CARE-BEYOND VIRTUE AND COMMAND I Karen Jensen I 345

wmlEN' HEALTH. AND TECHNOLOGY J Inger Stauning I 355

STRATEGIES FOR EMPOWERING WOMEN'S VOICES IN THE MEDICAL CULTURE I Kimi Mallerud I 365

wmlEN'S HEALTH STATUS IN AFRICA-ENVIRON~IENTAL PERSPECTIVES FROM RURAL COMMUNITIES I Elizabelh Ardayfio-Schandorf I 375

Communication Networks I 387 Healthsharing 33. Vol 14:1 Spring/Summer, 1993

FEATURES 11 Myra Laramee. Medicine Woman Drawing from Cree. Celtic, and other spiritual traditions, prairie healer Myra Laramee counters AIDS with an expanded vision of life. joanne Reid

14 Health Carelessness Some immigrant women find themselves snared in a system that does not understand their needs. expectations or beliefs. johanna Brand

17 Cracks in the Therapy System Women tired of the male version of mental health are forming a feminist therapy network in Saskatchewan. With a sidebar by Sandi Kirhy, about rowing your way to a better state of mind. joanne Reid

20 In Our Own Words Women organizing to empower immigrant women: pro­ vide hassle-free sen"ices for prostitutesj prevent handicaps; and much more.

27 Profile Violence in Lesbian Relationships: A Double Invisibility. Sally Papsco

ALWAYS IN HEALTHSHARING 3 Healthllnes

4 Letters

5 Updates

30 My Story, Our Story Healing from Ritual Abuse: Reaching for the Light One woman's search for help with Multiple Personality Disorder. Michelle laRoche

34 Review Tell the Driver

36 Resources & Events 34.

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a feminist quarterly ...... 'M CuJ Summer 1993 $1.95 m - Common Politics Marilyn, Are You All Right? Story by Nona Caspers p. 1 Option to Renew Poem byJayne Relaford Brown p. 3 Karlntha Story by Gretchen Gordon p. 3 What Happened to AspazlJa? Essay by Agate Nesaule p. 5 Matter ofRecord Poem by Li Min Hua p. 5 plum Island Poem by Lori]. Tomsic p. 6 Marvelous Doorways with Jane Fonda Story by Sandra Florence p. 7 Two Poems Found on Bathroom Wall Poem by Li Min Hua p. 7 Eggs Poem by Amy Schutzer p. 8 Search For Hope Essay by Eugenie deRosier : p. 9 like One ofthe Boys Poem byJulie Alger p. 9 For Audre, with Love and Deep Gratitude Essay by Lisa Albrecht p. 10 Another Waking Poem by M. Lynette D'Amico p. 10 Review by Christ/neE. Atkins p. 11 Contributors p. 11 Graphics by Catherine King. Jane Orleman Charlene Haddock Seigfried, Guest Editor 35. Shared Communities ofInterest: Feminism and Pragmatism

15 Phyllis Rooney Feminist-Pragmatist Revisionings of Reason, Knowledge, and Philosophy 38 jane Upin Charlotre Perkins Gilman: Instrumentalism Beyand Dewey 64 M. Regina Leffers Pragmatists Jane Addams and John Dewey Infann the Ethic ofCare 78 Gregoty Fernando Pappas Dewey and Feminism: The Affective and Relationships in Dewey's Ethics 96 Richard Rorty Feminism, Ideology, and Deconstn«:tion: A Pragmatist View

I04 Susan Bickford Why We Lisren to Lunatics: Antifoundational Theories and Feminist Politics 124 Timothy V. Kaufman-Osborn Teasing Feminist Sense from Experience 145 Mitchell Aboulafia \Vas George Herbert Mead a Feminist! 159 jane Duran The Intersection of Feminism and Pragmatism 1n Lynn Hankinson Nelson A Question of Evidence VOL8,NO.2 SPRING 1993 190 Carroll Guen Hart "Power in the Service of Love": John Dewey's Logic and the Dream ofa Common Language

ARCHIVE 215 Charlene Haddock Seigfried Introduction to Jessie Taft's The Woman Movement from the Point of View ofSocial Consciousness 219 jessie Tafr The Woman Movement as Part of the Larger Social Situation 230 Charlene Haddock Seigfried Introduction to the Letter from the Harvard Philosophy Department Concerning Mary Whiton Calkins 232 josiah Royce, et al. 1985 Letter from the Harvard Philosophy Department

234 Notes on Contributors

236 Announcements

239 Guidelines for Contributors/Calls for Papers 241 Recent Back Issues INITIATIVES 36. III

Special Issue: GENDER EQUITY IN MATH AtoJD S~IENC·E (Part 2) . journal of NAWE Volume 55, No.3 1993

From the Editor's Desk

Introduction 1

Retaining Women Science Students: A Mentoring Project of the Association for Women in Science 3 Stephanie J. Bird and Catherine J. Didion

Bifurcation of a Common Path: Gender Splitting on the Road to Engineering and Physical Science Careers 13 Hilary M. Ups

Student Ownership: The Key to Successful Intervention Programs 23 Suzanne G. BraJnard

Minority Females in the Science Pipeline: Activities to Enhance Readiness, Recruitment, and Retention 31 Bernice Taylor Anderson

The Women in Science Project at Dartmouth 39 Carol Blue Muller

Whose Math Is It, Anyway? Giving Girls a Chance to Take Charge of Their Math Learning 49 Charlene Morrow and James Morrow

Purdue's Commitment to Women in Engineering: Strategies That Work 61 Jane Zimmer Daniels

Elementary Science Education: Looking Through the Lens of Gender 67 Janice Koch 37.

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Volume 13 Number 2 Summer 1993

COVER ART"Ana Mendieta Memorial Fountain," Site Proposal Bonnie O'Connell

IOWA WOMEN IN THE BOOK ARTS FEATURES

Three Iowa Calligraphers Carole Shelley Yates 7 Bonnie O'Connell: A Passion for Fine Press Books Linda Cook, with Mari Runde 13

POETRY CONTEST

First Place: Vinton, Iowa Cathy Car/son 20 First Place: Falling Mary Makofske 21 Honorable Mentions: Boating on Walden Pond Ann Struthers 6 This Is the Hypothesis Birds Use to Fly Sarah Provost 12 Above Ocooch Mountain Be/h Simon 18

ESSAY CONTEST

First Place: Madras on Rainy Days Zainab Ali 23 Second Place: Flying Jo Ann Beard 27

FICTION CONTEST

First Place: The Egg Lady Leslye Friedberg 33 Second Place: The Midnight Cook Kathryn Chris/man 38

DEPARTMENTS

Foremothers: Cora Bussey Hillis Patrice Kay Beam 4 Books: Reviews by Coleell Maddy, Batya Weinbaum 46 Maxine! Comix Marian Henley 48 CONTRIBUTORS Inside Back Cover 38. IRIS FEATURES 5 Anne Sexton aod I: Love and Hate in the Therapist's Office Valerie Hllrley A JOURNAL 17 Growing Up Female and Athlete Kathy DeBoer ABOUT WOMEN 39 Violence Against Lesbians Shirley Lesser 49 A U.S. View from Beyond the Equator Bettye \'i/"lsh

Vol. XIII. No. J Summer J 993 ART 28 Art Feature: Ma,';s Pusey 70 Virginia Arts Update: A Sampling of Art Exhibits FICTION 52 Mothers & Men Ollleie Leimhach 22 The Rehearsal Grace Epstein POETRY IFC my sister's tooth Chaia Heller 18C Oshe, above us all jo Mariner 36 Eve Falling Jane \lcVeigh 36 The Miscarriage Sl/San Dickman 37 The Blue Umbrella Dance Sllsan Firer 37 The Shirt \10,,' D'Angelo 38 Rock Scissors Paper Ekaheth Kerlikowske 38 Eurydice Carol Tllfts 47 After the Death of Our Goat Jeanne Cowan \'i/alker 47 Last Night Florence McClolld 48 The Boston School of Cooking Cookbook Rhona McAdam 48 i'Ylemorial Lynne H. deCmirC)' REVIEWS 56 The Civilization of the Goddess: The World of Old Europe hI' Marija Gimbu",s; Carolyn Erler 58 Divided Houses: Gender and the Civil War Ed. hy Catherine Clinton and Nina Silber; Margaret Saunders 60 Books in Brief 63 Poetry in Brief NEWS 13 Men in Nursing Li.~t1 Goff HUMOR 27 Sing a Song of Self.Help Marijlo Stephens ESSAY 15 The \Vaiting Room PL'nn:' W'olfson FORERUNNERS 33 Anna Elizabeth Klunlpke (1856-1942) Brilla C. Dwyer DEPARTMENTS 68 Hot Flashes 68 Resources 69 Seeking 69 Events 3/92 WOMEN 39. INACTION

Lettertoour readers 4 Fromour readers 5 Women's Cultural Expressions Arland apartheid 9 Of women's lives and bodies by FlonnaBarber 10 Self-fulfillmenl through ar~ 11 Women's art: The awakening force by Allee G. Guillermo 12 JulanneMorris: Breakingfree. 16 Annalee Davis:Speaklnga new languagein ar~ 17 Ratna Roy reclaims devdasl through classical Indian dance by Sunera Tllobanl 18 Theater from a woman's point of view: Glen Norah Women'sTheaterGroup 20 Drama in problem solving: Sistren Theater Colleclive by Robert Wallstromand ElayalrMclnlosll 22 Tehrlk·e-Niswan Thealer Group: Alternalive theater for women's development by KllaIidAIIlnad. 24 Film: Women change Ihe piclure 25 Magic ofsewingslories:Arpllleras ofLalin America 26 Customs, cuilure and campaigns Ihrough the Kllanga by Nasra M. Hllal 27 Warll arl: Painlingson mud walls 28 Poem: When women are friends by Nepell 29 NilS/ill: Discourse of resistance by Calily Silber 30 Poets and arlists: CarolAlkim,Mari E. Reinke, Saka, Belty LaDuke .32 PalParker, MaryAnn Fariello 33

A Tribute to Audre Lorde 34

Networks Women arlists, collectives 37

Conference Report Indigenous women of Asia: When hearts, minds and spirits unlle by Eillem Mmeses 38

Conference Announcements Uganda: 7U, Internalional Women and Health Meeling 44 Thailand: Women Empoweri ng Communicalion .45

Isis Currents New members of Isis International Board of Trustees 46 40. WOI,m1V INACTION 4/92 &1/93

'" Letter to our readers 4 ~ From our readers """ ", 5

Women and Sustainable Development • Some thoughts on development and sustainable developmenl. l0 By Komia Bhasin • Consumption patterns of the North· the cause ofenvironmental destruction and poverty in the South 19 By Maria Mies • Women's perspecth'es: towards an ethical, equitable, just and sustainahle livelihood in the 21st century 28 By Peggy Alllrobus and Judi/he Bizo/ • Women, waste and planet safety - proposal for a North South alliance 36 By Devaki Jain

Introduction to case studies 42 • The Penan of Sarawak .43 • Mrs Njeri's Farm 44 • Soil and water consenation: Mwethya groups in Kenya 45 • Women's book on environment launched 46 + Indians march for saiL 47 By Angela Castellanos + Greening takes rooL 49 By Rebecca Kalumba and W. Akute + Resisting the Industrial Invasion 52 By Shree Venkatram + The Chlpko Movement· a poem 55 By Ghanshyam 'Shalland' + Indigenous women, environment and suslalnable developmenL 56 By Victoria Tauli·Corpuz • Women, environment and development from a northern perspective 62 By Wendy Horcourt + Custom· a poem 66 By Grace Meza Molisa + After the Earth SummiL women take action 67 By Cristina B. Bonh,yan

Statement policies • UNCED accords: focus on women 68 • Extracts from: If the world were a village of 1,000 people 69 • Statement on population and the environmenL 70 • A declaration of Interdependence 72

Networks • The United Nations' approach towomen and deve!opmenL 74 • The environmenl, economy and the well·being of people •Canadian style 75 • Defending the land. defending their livelihood • Women of KAMMI in the Phillppines 76 • Law network established 77

Bibliography • Selected bibliography on sustainable international' development 78 Journal of Feminist Family Therapy 41.

VOLUME 4 NUMBERS 3/4 1992

EDITORIAL NOTE Lois Braverman

OPENING REMARKS 3 Betty Carter (USA)

PLENARY I: WOMEN'S CHANGING ROLES Changing Women, Changing Therapy: Clinical Implications of the Changing Role of Women 7 Rachel T. Hare-Mustin (USA)

Lilith, Adam and Eve: A Family of the 90s 19 Valerie Velkes (Israel)

What Is Our Task? 25 Yumiko Iwamura (Japan)

PLENARY II: SOCIAL-POLiTICAL CONTEXTS Social Impact of Women's Networks 31 Adela G. Garcia (Argentina)

'Out of Myth into History': A Hope for Irish Women in the 1990s 37 Imelda Colgan McCarthy (Ireland)

PLENARY III: EVOLUTION OF FEMINIST FAMILY THERAPY IN DIFFERENT COUNTRIES Evolution of Feminist Family Therapy in Germany 47 Ingeborg Ruecker-Embden-Jonasch (Germany)

The Evolution of Feminist Family Therapy in the United States 53 Betty Carter (USA)

Evolution of Feminist Family TherallY in Liechtenstein 59 Barbara Rheinberger (Liechtenstein)

A Historical Background of Finnish Women 67 Rltva Saarelainen (Fin/and) (continued, next page) 42. Journal of Feminist Family Therapy

VOLUME 4 NUMBERS 3/4 1992 (continued)

PLENARY IV: CURRENT TRENDS IN FEMINIST THOUGHT AND THERAPY Current Trends in Feminist Thought and Therapy: U.S.A. 73 Virginia I. Goldner (USA)

Why Feminists Have Become Interested in Psychoanalysis­ or "La Plus 9a Change .. ." 81 Kerrle James (Australia)

Current Trends in Feminist Thought and Therapy: Perspectives on Sexual Abuse and Violence Within Families in North America 87 Judith Myers Avis (Canada) Sameness and Difference: The Relationship Between "Ground and Figure" in Female and Male Experience and Family Therapy 101 Rosemarie Welter-Enderlin (Switzerland)

BOOK REVIEWS Ellen Berman, Editor

Warm Hearts and Cold Cash, by Marcia Millman 109 Reviewed by Joanne Gillis-Donovan

Gender, Family and Economy: The Triple Overlap, Edited by Ray Lesser Blumberg 113 Reviewed by Fredda Herz Brown

Women and Family Business, Edited by Matilde Salganicoff 118 Reviewed by 11lelma Jean Goodrich 111e Trauma ofMoving: Psychological Issues for Women, by Audrey T. McCollum 120 Reviewed by Phyllis B. Rosen Women's Growth in COllllectioll: Writings from the Stone Cellter, by Judith V. Jordan, Alcxandra G. Kaplan, Jcan Bakcr Miller, Irene P. Stiver, and Janet L. Surrey 122 Reviewed by Jallille Roberts

Index 125 Joumal ofGender Studies 43. Volume I November 1992 Number 4

Introduction CONTENTS 443 Articles Every Woman Is an Occupied Territory: The Politics of :v1ilitarism and Sexism and the Israeli-Palestinian Contliet Simona Sharoni 447 The Women's :v1ovemenl. Feminism, and the National Struggle in Palestine: Unresolved Contradictions Kathy Glavanis 463 Women. Community and Politics in ;\orthem Ireland: ~ isms in Action . Eilish Rooney 475 Feminism and Nationalism in Ireland: Can We Learn from History? \'Iargaret Ward 492 Feminism and Ethnic Nationalism in Sri Lanka Rohini Hensman 500 ~ationalism and Gender Issues in South Africa Patricia \'lcFadden 510 Nationalism and \Vomen in Croatia Ljiljana Gjurgjan 521 Book Reviews Listing 527 Reviews 530 Reports Gender and Colonialism Conference 574 Dreaming of a Homeland: African Writers in Exile 576 Women Writers' Workshop, Commonwealth Institute 577 International Organization of \\lomen in Mathematics 579 Shakti: Women's Cultures Network 580 Noticeboard 582 A Memorial Note on Audre Lorde 586 B~sRK~~ 5~ A Note on Contributors 595 Journal of 44. WOMEN & AGING 11.'

Volume 4, Number 4 1993 Women in Mid-Life: Planning for Tomorrow

Preface xiii Overview of the Literature on Pre-Retirement Planning for Women Christopher L. Hayes. PhD Marcie Parker. MPA

Economic Viability Among Post-Retirement Aged Women 19 Shelley I. White-Means. PhD Joni Hersch. PhD

Women and Well-Being in Retirement: What Role for Public Policy? 37 Sara E. Rix. PhD

Pre-Retirement Health Needs of Women 57 Sue V. Saxon

Women and Long Term Care Planning: The Adverse Impact of Women's Perceptions 67 Marsha Rosenthal. MPA Naney P. Moritll. CLU

Psycho-Social and Economic Adjustment of Mid -Life Women After Divorce: A National Study 83 Christopher L. Hayes. PhD Deborah Anderson. BA

Women's Transitions in Retirement: The Role of the Retirement Planner 101 Diana Cort Van Arsdale. MSW Phyllis Newman. MS

Pre-Retirement Planning for Women Resources 117 Christopher L. Hayes, PhD

Index 125 Jout"nal of WOMEN 45. & AGING

Volume 5 Number I 1993

FROM THE EDITOR

Recycling Poverty: From the Workplace to Retirement 5 Kathleell Perkills. DSW

Successful Aging: The Older Entrepreneur 25 Rita C. Keall, PhD Sally Vall Zalldt, MS Wendy Mal/pill

Women as Family Caregivers: An American Social Problem 43 Fillllegall Alford-Cooper, PhD

Factors Affecting the Development of Employer-Sponsored Eldercare Programs: Implications for Employed Caregivers 59 Phoebe S. Liebig, PhD

Testing a Model of Coping Effectiveness in Older Women 79 Jalle H. Backer, DNS. RN Lois C. Meier, EdD, RN A Study of MSW Womeu Students Who Have Had Previous Careers 97 Gertrude R. Sallders, DSW Roberta Nassar. DSW

BOOK REVIEWS In Her Prime: New Views of Middle-Aged Women (second edition), edited hy Virginia Kerns and Judith K. Brown 113 Reviewed by Jacql/elyn B. James, PhD

Geriatric Case Practice in Nursing Homes, by Susan O. Mercer, J. Dianne Garner, and Joel Leon 115 Reviewed by Nallcy A. Hl/mphreys. DSW

Caring for the Alzheimer Patient: A Practical Guide, edited by Raye Lynne Dippel and 1. Thomas Hutton 117 Reviewed by Toba Schwabel'-Kersoll. DSW. PhD 46. VOL,5 NO.1 SPRING 1993

Editors' Note / 6

ARTICLES Dennis Deslippe "We Had an Awful TIme with Our Women": Iowa's United ~ Packinghouse Workers of America, 1945-75 / 10 Manuela Thurner "Belter Citizens Without the Ballot": American Antisuffrage Women and Their Rationale During the Progressive Era / 33 ~ Jean V. Matthews Consciousness of Sell and Consciousness of Sex in rJ) Antebellum Feminism / 61 ~ DOCUMENT Emily K. Abel Correspondence betweenJulia c. Lathrop, Chief of the Children's Bureau, :c and a Working-Class Woman, 1914-1915 / 79 DIALOGUE Women's History/Gender History: Is Feminist History rJ) Losing its Critical Edge? .... Sonya Rose Introduction and Comment / 89 ~Z Kathleen Canning / 102 Anna Clark / 115 Mariana Valverde / 121 Marcia R. Sawyer / 126

BOOK REVIEWS Norma Basch Women and the Law / 129 Petticoats and Prejudice: Women and lAw in Nineteenth-Century Canada by Constance Backhouse; Women and the Law by Mary Joe Frug; Lnw, Gender, and Injustice: A Legal History of u.s. Women by Joan Hoff Rebecca Rogers Crossing Boundaries: Writing Women's History Internationally / 136 Writing Women's History, edited by Karen Offen, Ruth Roach Pierson, and Jane Rendall t 1 ~ ABSTRACTS OF BOOKS / 143 0 DOCUMENTS AND BIBLIOGRAPHIES RECEIVED / 165 BIBLIOGRAPHY Life Stages / 169 Marriage

CONTRIBUTORS / 205

ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF REVIEWERS AND ABSTRACTERS FOR 1992 / 207

NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS / 210

ANNOUNCEMENTS / 212 GKalliope 47. ajournal ofworrlen's art VOL. xv NO.2

1993

Margo Weinstein 4 "Dionysus" Jane Olmsted 5 The Century Award Denisa Comanescu 16 Leaving Port Atlas Impoverished Land 17 Unforgiving Joy 18 Anamorphosis (all Comanescu's poetry translated from Romanian by Adam J. Sorkin and Angela Jianu) Rhonda Roland Shearer 19 "Kiki A La Toilette" 20 "Nina Mopping" 21 "Kiki Ironing" 22 "Nina and Child Vacuuming" 23 "Virginia with Two Children" (all Shearer's pieces from her Women's Work Series) Alice Bolstridge 24 Song of Mary. Leaking Margaret Aha 26 Figs n Climacteric 28 Pause at 47 Lyda Toy 29 Reflections by a Window Joan Cusack Handler 30 To Here Willie Reader 32 Lunar Eclipse After the Funeral Edith Pearlman 33 Marlene Tighe Winokaur Frank Green 37 Wellsprings for Writing: An Interview with Josephine Humphreys and Dori Sanders Nancy J. Wiegel 45 Parade Yvonne Sapia 46 Washing Your Body

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Margo Weinstein 47 "Persephone" 48 "Eros" 49 "Untitled" 50 "Chrysalis" 51 "Sorrow" Alison Luterman 52 33-Year Old Childless Poet Talks to Cherry Tree Nancy Roxbltt)' Knutson 54 Little Lion Valerie Stevens McCoy 55 Red Eye Lisa Gade 56 Boston Marriage Jane Whitledge 57 Telling our Lives: Susan's Tum Nan Fry 58 Riddle 59 Riddle Linda Moore Spencer 60 Pine Rest Jane Ellen Glasser 61 My Daughter the Thief Jeanne Cosimano 62 "Girl and a Horse" 63 "Child on a Swing" 64 "Untitled" 65 "Untitled" Tracy Siein 66 China Egg Nancy Mikita 71 Going to the Moon Lucille T. Laudacci 74 Review: Saisan (Phyllis Carol Agins) Mary Sae Koeppel 75 Review: Flying Time Stories & HalfStories (Elisavietta Ritchie) 76 Review: This Close to the Earth (Enid Shomer) 77 Notes About Contributors Volume 10, No. I 199:\ 49. LEGACY

Ian Marshall Heteroglossia in Lydia Maria Child's Hobomok

Lynelte Carpenter Double Talk: The Power and Glory of Paradox in E.D.E.N. Southworth's The Hidden Hand 17

Sberry Lee Linkotl Saints, Sufferers, and "Strong·Minded Sisters": Anti·suffrage Ithetoric in Rose Terry Cooke's Fiction 31

Profile joan Wylie Hall Ruth McEnery Stuart, 1849-1917 47

Book Reviews Elaine Sargent Apthorp American Women Regionalists, 1850-1910: A Norton Anthology edited by Judith Felterley and Marjorie Pryse 57

jeffrey Steele Tbese Sad but Glorious Days: Dispatcbes from Europe, 1846-1850 by Margaret Fuller. Edited and Introduced by Larry J. Reynolds and Susan Belasco Smith 59

Frances W. Kaye Bachelor Bess' The Homesteading Leiters of Elizabeth Core}\ 1909-1919 edited by Philip L. Gerber and Leiters by Lamplight: A Woman's View of Everyday Life in South Texas, 1873-1883 edited by Lois E. Myers 61

julian M'lSon Tbe Pen is Ours: A Listing of Writings by mId about African·American Women before 19/0 witb Secondary' Bibliograpby to the Present by Jean Fagan Yellin and Cynthia D. Bond 63

Robert AI. Luscber Critical Essays 011 Mw)' Vlilkins Freeman edited by Shirley Marchalonis 65

Karen Oakes Sarah OnleJewett: Recollsfnteting Gender by Margaret Roman 67

Mmjorie Pryse Folk Roots and Mytbic Wings in Sarab Onze jewell and Toni Morrison.' The Cultural Flmction ofNarrative by Marilyn Sanders Mobley 69

LEGACY Bookshelf 71

Notes and Queries 76 50.·' LESBIAN • CONTRADICTION I A Journal of Irreverent Feminism I Issue 1143, Summer 1993 $2.00 By and for Women

Commentary A Manifesto for Men (Louise Moore) 2 Talking to Spite the Silences (Terri Jewell) 7 Dresses and Dictators (A.M. Luciana Pattatucci) 8 Girl Talk (Sarah) 9 What C~sar Chavez Understood (Gloria Ramirez) 10 What the Dominant Male Is & Isn't Getting (Lilian Friedberg) 12 . Abortion: Cold-Blooded, Greedy Killing (M. Luhra Tivis) 16 LesContortions At the March (Rebecca Gordon) 11 Response Whatever Happened to Anti-Imperialist Lesbian Politics? (Raven) ... 15 Tactics Boycott Colorado! (Jan Adams) 19 Testimony A Feminist Abused by Her Mother (Yael Ben-zvi) 3 Golpes y PatadaslKicks and Punches (Juanita L6pez Baldwin) 4 The Survivor (Amy Bo-Bamy) 3,4, & 5 "Out in Africa" (Jenaba Faye) 7

AFt: Rhonda Dicksion (3,18), Amy Meredith (8), Leslie Guerin-Haines (12), Kadeth (15), J.D. March (16), Alicia Gordaneer, Kate de Bold (18) 51.

F E A T u R E s

6 OUT OF AFRICA A JEWISH WOMAN'S MODERN OAY EXODUS by Kessaye Terajieh as told to Pel/ina V. Adelman Pregnant while walking through the Sudan. giving birth in the desert. Kessaye comes to the promised land propelled by her indomilable will. page 30

16 "HOW OUR MOTHERS NURSED US" DEPARTMENTS by Dina Wardi Adult children of Holocaust survivors talk about their 2 FROM TIlE EDITOR yearning for intimacy in an unusual therapy group. 4 KOLISHAH- NEWS OF JEWISH WOMEN 12 GENTILES AND JEWS AT THE HOP AROUND THE WORLD A REUNION RETROSPECTIVE page 6 by Alix Kates Sill/lilian

20 ON ANO OF"F CAMPUS IDENTITY POLITICS AT SUMMER CAMP IIHERE'S WHERE I LEARNED TO BE A JEW AND A WOMAN II by Hadar Dl/bOll'sky For campers. SOffie que.<;tions 10 ask: page for counselors. some lerrilic 4 feminist programs \lod resources: ~ 3 LETTERS for parents. a checklist or what you really need 1O bring on visiting day. &" 30 LILITH Reviews page 20 Two views ofultra-orthodoxy. feminist fiction, healing, 28 SEPARATING iconoclastic videos, and more. A HAVDALAH RITUAL FOR WHEN A MARRIAGE COMES APART 38 TSENA RENA by Rut" GoJdstOIi Listings ofwhere to go for everything )'011 need Havdalah. the rilUal moment when one savs farewell to Sabbath if and faces the week i.lhead. provides the theme and the symbols you're Jewish and female. for helping a woman friend getlhrough her divorce.

0" tlie cm'er: 40 THE WAYS WE ARE Bt'ta-Israel Jewish Etliiopitlll YAHRZEIT/MAY, 1990 woman ami child in Ethiopia. A poem hy SUSllll Vole/10k Cover photograph: Joan Roth SPRING 1993/ VOL. 18, NO.2 52.

• The 'Vorld of Women \'olume IV. Numher JULY/AUGUST 1993

FEATURES:

Changing by Gloria Steinem 3

Turning Rape into Pornography: Postmodern Genocide

by Catharine A. MacKinnon 24

What, i\fenopause Again? by Alargarel Aforganroth Gullette 34

Going Gentle into That Good Night b>' Eliuzbeth Martinez 65

Ms. Takes Some Daughters to Work 82

Special Fidioll Package Changes k\' Ama Ala Aidoo 52

Home b)'lessica Treal 57

The House ofSugar by SilvitUl Ocampo 58

Shopping in a Foreign Country b>'lessica Treat 63

BOOKS:

Essay Is Lesbian Literature Going Mainstream:- by Karlajay 70

IntemaliotUll Bookshelf 74

Bold Types Harriet Spicer of Virago 75

Bookwalch 75

Mamie Crawford Som/ul$(J"/l is Il pholojollnmlisl ml,,,d III Camlnidgt, MaswchllJtlls. Her imagts hm'!! ball pllbJi,h"d b:i' a ARTS: t'flritly ofmagazines and nt'U'5paptrs. Slu is 1/ Ugll!r/f (utl/lnnistloT "Photo District News" and is the fOUlldill!; "di/or o/"Photographic,"' Film Adrift in Female Terrain b)' Michelle Cliff 76 Il jOl/mal pllMuhed by the Sill/ta Fe Photographic Work'hops. Sit' pagt-17 Who's Afraid ofSally Potter? by Robin Morgan 78

Music Urban Folk: The Murmurs fry' Nancy Smith 80

Television Women Actors Do Reel Life b)' Barhara Findlen 80 EditorWf intt'ms: S/epluH/it Brook>. }iul.\t, Cilro. SIt'phfll/ir C. Ellis, Ml'gharl L. O'H(//(J Arlswatch 81 EdilorialllHistlJ./ut':jrnni(er L. Blllllflgllldnef RfStarch fl.n;";lal/(t': '-iw frall/tnlollt'

Art (lljiJlllll(l': Erin Wildt 53 .

• The \\'ol'id or \\'omen \'olume IY..'!lIll1ber (continued) JULY/AUGUST 1993

IN EVERY ISSUE: A/lIOn BaMil atales tlu (omu strip "Dykes To Editorial "Cosmic Laughter ... " b)' Robin Morgan Wauh Oul FOT." The fifth publiskd collUlion ofhiT 6 Letters u'

84 Home Fires U.S. News

The Right To Fight: A Feminist Catch·22 by Cynthia E"loe • Women Who Kill Their

Bauerers Are Getting Battered in Coun by Milloltche Kandel • Aaughhl Lawrence Comes Out!

A Florida Suit Challenges an Abstinence-Only Sex Ed Course by Naluy Wartih

22 Poetry La Lavandera/The Washerwoman b)' Veronica Volhow

31 Poet~)· Cyclone by Pat Schneider

33 Inner Space Prayer to the Whales by FIl.'r,t Desmoines

38 Health Feminist Protection: Ecofriendly Menstrual Products

41 Ecofeminism Where Nature Meets :"urture by Ymstra King

44 Feminist Theory An Alternative to !\ladonna b.v Dale Spende-r

46 Poell)' Judges b)' Loma Goodisoll

47 Photo Essa.v Rodeo Women by' Mamit Crawford Samuelson /<., "'-'x. 64 Poel~)' Women of the Red Plain b)'JiaJia '-,l.. /'-!-1 ....,c\/\ -----+---/ ,.1"..." \ 83 Poetry The Girl Who Loved the Sky b)' Anita Endrnu pngt 91

91 Naming Namts Trouble Brewing' Ad.ventures in Space byJulie Feiner

92 Guest Room Your Life as a Girl bJ Curtis Sitlenftld For Mographkal nOUJ on till potts in tlli5 WIle, Poet I)' The Grandmother Songs by Linda Hogan (hlSide covers) m pagt 73. 54.

NUMBER 74-75 DOUBLE ISSUE Jan.-Peb.-March-Aprill993

This issue ofManushi is dedicated to all those people ofBombay, who had the courage to intervene to stop acts ofviolence and the compassion toprovide comfort to the victims ofthe Bombay riots and help them work towards their rehabilitation.

Inside

2. Madhu Klshwar Safety is Indivisible The Warning from Bombay Riots

8. Flavia Agnes Behrampada -A Besieged Basti 24. Safety is Indivisible ...contd.

49. Ashish Naody An ExlIacl from An Anti·Secularist Manifesto 50. Kalpaoa Shah, Smlla Shah aod Neha Shah The Nightmare ofSurat 59. Shauoa Singh Baldwin Story: Simran 66. Film Review: Mississippi Masala

68. Book Review: Science, Population and Development Reviewed by Shiv Vishwaoatbao

70. Leiters to Maoushi MEDIA REPORT TO WOMEN 55. The Nation's. Oldest Newsletter Covering Women In The Media . '.- -.--._.._., .•• :'_',_ ..',-.' '.'.:" '.- -'.'...':,,-- :.",. - ""'''', _' -" ,'.""'.. - ':C", "-, -,.'. , ,- ' '.,',- -- '-', .',",','".,- ',_, ,.- .,'.:.'. "'-" ,-- .':.': ,:""-,;,:-":,::';,-,-":-:::,

sprl~ 19~3 Volume 21, Number 2 .... 56.

A Publication of The National Women's Studies Association

Volume 5, :'-lumber 2 Summer 1993

Contents

Editorial 161 Articles In Search ofHarriet Tubman's Spiritual Autobiography 162 JEAN M. HUMEZ Ignored, Overlooked, or Subsumed: Research on Lesbian Health and Health Care 183 SUE V. ROSSER Afra-Hispanic Writers and Feminist Discourse 204 MIRIAM DECOSTA-WILLIS Emotion Workers on the Production Line: The Feminizing ofCasino Card Dealing 218 ELAINE ENARSON

Report Women's Studies in Cuba 233 ANN FROINES

Review Essays Assessing Women's Studies 246 BARBARA D. WRIGHT Women and the Abolitionist Movement 253 RACHEL FILENE SEIDMAN

Reviews Women and Gender: A Feminist Psychology by Rhoda Unger and Mary Crawford 262 CATHRYN ADAMSKY, Reviewer Settlement Folk: Social Thought and the American Settlement Movement, 1885-1930 by Mina Carson 264 Pluralism and Progressives: Hull House and the New 1mmigrants, 1890-1919 by Rivka Shpak Lissak Gender, Class, Race, and Riform in the Progressive Era edited by Nancy S. Dye and Noralee Frankel JeD/TH R. RAFTERY, Reviewer 57.

A Publication of The National Women's Studies Association

Volume 5, Number 2 Summer 1993

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The Biography ofAlice B. Toklas by Linda Simon 270 Gertrude and Alice by Diana Souhami ANNE CHARLES, Reviewer Odd Girls and Twilight Lovers: A History of Lesbian Life in Twentieth-Century America by Lillian Faderman 273 KATHRYN KOMINARS, Reviewer Bi Any Other Name: Bisexual People Speak Out edited by Loraine Hutchins and Lani Kaahumanu 275 Closer to Home: Bisexuality and Feminism edited by Elizabeth Reba Weise BETSY KELLER, Reviewer Sowing Ti Leaves: Wn'tings by Multi-Cultural Women by Multi-Cultural Women Writers ofOrange County 278 SHELLEY WONG, Reviewer Sister's Choice: Tradition and Change in American Women's Writing by Elaine Showalter 280 Coriflicting Stories: American Women Writers at the Tum into the Twentieth Century by Elizabeth Ammons MELODY GRAULICH, Reviewer Around 1981: Academic Feminist Literary Theory by]ane Gallop 283 EMILY TOTH, Reviewer Private Screenings: Television and the Female Consumer edited by Lynn Spigel and Denise Mann 285 DIANA 1. RIOS, Reviewer R U 486: Misconceptions, Myths, and Morals byJanice G. Raymond, Renate Klein, and Lynette]. Dumble 287 R U 486: The Pill That Could End the Abortion Wars and Why Amen'can Women Don't Have It by Lawrence Lader BONNIE B. SPANIER, Reviewer Contributors 291 Announcements 294 Books Received 297 58. offourbacks

volume xxiii number 5 may 1993 contents

news reviews war pull out Catholic Girls 11 bosnia-croatia- Cathy Cade Photographer14 serbia .... pUll out 1-16 A Dooryard Full of international Flowers 16 Conference for Homosexuals regulars and Lesbians in Israel .. 1 Chicken Lady 18 Costa Rican Women's Dykes to Watch Out For 18 Center 3 Letters 20 Child Sexual Assault in Ads 22 Australia ...... 3 national violence 2 discrimination 2 front cover abortion 2 Katha Kollwitz Woodcut 1923 Spare Rib 4 back cover conferences Alison Bachdal Speech. Equality and Harm: Pornography of Race and Gender 5 Sexual Exploitation. .. .. 5 interview RIOT GIRRRL 6 offourbacks 59.

volume xxiii number 6 june 1993· contents news reviews International Claire of the Moon 16 Chinese women start Unforglven 18 holline 4 Alias Olympia 17 Canadian customs seizes women's books ...... 4 Sexualized image of regulars lesbianism in Sweden . 10 Chicken Lady .. ,.. .. 19 Dykes to Watch Out For 19 Letters " 21 national Ads 22 oob has open house . .. 1 Lesbian and gay march photos 2 Lesbian denied death benefits ,.. 5 front cover Cathy Cade feature back cover A woman's right to Carol Anne Douglas self-defense , 6 Anita Hill on patriotism 11 interview Phyllis Chesler on Aileen Wuornos 8 60. offourbacks

volume xxiii number 7 june 1993

contents news commentary international Lesbian-feminist Germany: Courts ban goes to the March aboruon 4 on Washington 6 Israel: Women protest .. 4 Harassment worldwide . 4 • Northern Ireland: reviews Harassment 4 Special Section ...... 10 Thailand: Factory deaths 5 national regulars abortion 4 Chicken Lady ...... 16 boycott 5 Dykes to Watch Out For 16 nursing home workers .. 5 Letters "...... 18 bad boss contest ..... 5 Ads 22 sprlnt ...... 5 nike '" 5 front cover photo by Leigh H. Mosley feature Black women and men back cover in struggle 1 Julia Kyles The Banned Professor 14 inspired by June Jordan

conference II Voices of Women ..... 8 activism Thousands throw up ... 7 61.

VOL. XXVI SPRING 1993

FEA'rURES 10 Stand-Up Feminism The Subversive Power of laughter by Ntllil/f Dworkitl 18 Against Ambiguity An Homage to Knowledgeable Love by Alfred E. FirClIlflll 21 Always In Your Face Flo Kennedv: An Activist Forever bY'&'1't'fly LJlI'Y 24 Sex After the Fall Starting J Birth Control Revolution in Russia by ,\Ialt' HIjTIIIIlII 30 Let's Get "Serious" The Attlck on Madonna Scholarship by Lmn'e Ouellette -----'------SPECIAL SECY'OM 30 CURRENT CONTROVERSIES IN WOMEN'S HEALTH 34 Taking Issue with Fetal Tissue Are Women Being COllned? by Jill/icc C. Rdymotld 38 Making Babies Miracle or Marketing Hype? by E!llyllf Clift 42 The Pros and Cons of Menstrual Extraction Why It's a Good Idea by Rebc«d Clld/ker WOME.'S HEAL'IH Why It's Not by UJlIiSt' TyTtT 34-42 COLU"IIISYS Elayne Rapping-3 on the Allen/Farrow and Rachel Kingsley CJ.Scs

ben hooks-5 Desperately Seeking Madonna. the Feminist

DEPAR1'"EN'fS Front Lines-2 Win Some-lose Some--7 Choice Books-48 19 In Memoriam-57 Feedback-58 62.

VOL.II NO.3 SUMMER 1993

FEA7URES 12 They Could Not be Moved: The Anti-Nazi Heroism ofthe \Vhite Rose by Fred Pelka 18 Healthcare for All ­ Will It Be Good For Women? by Ell/Ylle Clift 23 Conunulliques From the Front: LEARNING FRO" Young Activists Chan Feminism's Third Wave "ALCOUIX by Bo/lllie fjister 27 29 Update: Inches From Freedom - Forever? The Prolonged Oppression ofthe Sahrawis by}tl/m W. Bmt/eft DEADLY DENIAL 29 What Women Can Learn From Malcolm X 44 by Flo Kl'lmedy IIl/d !relle D'll'l1ll 44 The Deadly Denial An Interview With Feminist Author Susan Griffin by HellrlJcr Rhoads

SPECIAL 51£&7'011 WOMEN UNDER SIEGE 32 For Irish Feminists: Activism::::lmprisonment, Strip Search and Death by Bersy SWllrt The Message in the Murder ofSheena CampbeU 34 Like The Phoenix We Rise: Irish POW Bronwyn McGahan Speaks Out 36 Let's Finally R.ight the Wrongs: Rape is a War Crime by JCClll Betllke Elslltaill 40 Bosnia: No Place to Hide - No Place to Run The Balkanization ofWomen's Bodies byJill Bmdnl}'

COLUMNS DEPAn'fMEN'fS Merle Hoffinan-3 Front Lines-2 The Text Behind That Cover Girl Smile Win Some.Lose Some--9 WHITE ROSE Elayne Rapping-5 Choice Books--48 How the Media Distorts Women's Progress Feedback-58

12 Phyllis ChesleI'-7 An Update Oil Aileen Wuomos 63. July!August 1993 Vol. 53 No.4 Peace~~d . Freedom

Departments Features

Readers' Forum • . . • 4 Sponsor . • . • • . • • • 8

Membership .••.•• 5 And Justice for Some: Mumia Abu-Jamal " 9 Washington Report •. 6 Confronting the U.N. Report •.•••. 7 Courts ..••.••.•10

Branch Profile ••••.16 In a Double Prison •• .11

Branch Action •••••17 Racism in the Criminal Justice System •. , .•12 Committee Columns .••••.••18 Police Brutality or Police War 14 Program and Action • .22 Book Review •..••.29 International Report ...•..••.23

Notices ....••.•.24

Ms. Media ...... 26 RFR~DRF 64. RESOUR CESF 0 RFE MI N 1ST RES EAR CH DOC U MEN TATI 0 NS URLARE C HER C HE FE MINISTE

Spring/Summer 1992 Printemps/Ete • The Review Issue/Comptes rendus • Volume 21 number 1/2 Table of Contents/Sommaire

Editorials/Editoriaox Feministische Philosophie Herta Nagl-Docekal, ed. 17 Responses Reviewed by Marguerite Andersen On Channing Princes and Reviews: Response to Brodribb and Pujol 3 Filles d'Eve: Psychologie et sexualit

Au Iabe ur des dames: Metiers masculins, Journal de Ia creation emplois feminins Nancy Huston 21 Margaret Maruani and Chantal Nicole II Compte rendo par Marguerite Andersen Reviewed by Margaret Beattie Les mms-patrie du me Reich. Les femmes Les enfants des femmes et Le corps des femmes et Ie nazisme 22 Les Cabiers du Grif 12 Claudia Koonz Compte rendo par Marguerite Andersen Compte rendo par Sylvie d'Augerot·Arend

Challenging Times: The Women's Movement Nonne et rnarginalit

Spinsters Abroad: Victorian Lady Explorers Women and the Limits ofCitizenship Dea Birkett 27 in the French Revolution 36 Reviewed by Reina Lewis Olwen H. Hufton Reviewed by Lorna Jane Abray Such Hardworking People: Italian Immigrants in Post-War Toronto Women in English Social History, 1800-1914: Franca lacoveua 27 AGuide to Research in Three Volumes 37 Reviewed by Wenona Giles Barbara Kanner Reviewed by Deborah Gorham Theology and Feminism Daphne Hampson 28 Women in Reformation and Countet· Reviewed by Winnie Thom Reformation Europe: PrIvate and Public Worlds 38 The Tradition ofFemale Transvestism in Sherrin Marsha1\, cd. Early Modem Europe Reviewed by Joan Gibsoll Rudolf M. Dekker and Lotte C. van de Pol 29 Women of the Renaissance Amazons and Military Maids: Women who Margaret L. King 39 Dressed as Men in Pursuit of Life, Liberty Reviewed by Lorna Jane Abray and Happiness Julia Wheelwright AbstractslPrkls de lecture 41

The Cavalry Maiden: Joumals of a Russian Works in ProgresslTravaux en cours 51 Officer in the Napoleonic Wars Nadezhda Durova (Mary Fleming Zirin, trans.) Announcements!Annonces 57

Making Sex: Body and Gender from the Books Recelved/Llvres filiUS 63 Greeks to Freud Thomas Laquellr Index 70 Reviewed by Julie Guard

Une campagne voisine. Mino~ un village bourguignon 32 Tina Joles, Marie-Claude Pingaud, Yvonne Verdier, F~oise Zonabend Comple rendu par Andree Forlin

Visible Histories: Women and Environments in a Post-War British City Suzanne Mackenzie 32 Reviewed by Dominique Masson

The Woman Beneath the Skin: A Doctors Patients in Eighleenth-Cenwry Germany Barbara Duden (Thomas Dunlap, trans.) 33 Reviewed by Ruth Roach Pierson

Women and Social Action in Victorian and Edwarrlian England Jane Lewis 35 Reviewed by Himani BaMerji 66.

Volume 16, Number 1 1993

Nadine McInnis I I beUeve you, JuUe Bowers 4 a handful of keys Sarah Siibert 6 Her Beautiful Her

Catherine Cook-Sourice 29 A Canadian Housewife in Mexico 31 Contraceptive Dream Beth Spencer 32 A Lover ofSpace joanne Arnott 42 WWte Belly Sara Hutchinson 47 The Whole Truth Church' janette Platana ;8 prayer to st. Hilda Darlene Barry Quaife 62 Word Made Flesh joniMiller 66 Spring Thaw Mary E. Kollar 73 This Time 75 Winter Sunrise 76 Sweeping Shakes Anna Synenko 77 Missing Umbs(poemforV. NiJinsky) Cornelia Hoogland 80 Red HooJahoop 82 Celebration for the Festive Season Anne-MarieSlrzelecki 84 Del B. R.johnson 98 Battle Hym Sharon Hunt 102 McIver's Hill Meira Cook 111 Dream of a Chopped·OffHead Margaret Christakos 115 Space for debate: reply to Susan MacFarlane 117 Contributors 67.

Volume 16, Nwnber 2 1993

jan Conn You. North of Me

Bea Nergaard 3 TIle Fairy Godmother's Dead

Melissa Branicky 16 Portrait ofTobaleh (foby) 18 Spare Change 2 19 Found Poem

Ceci(l' Patterson 20 Supposed to Be

Kathy Fretu'ell 37 Smell My Anger

Chris Mansell 39 Letter to 0

jlllie Berry 42 touching ground

jan T7lOl7Ihill 46 Extremes

Lori1lda Peterson 53 Birth Poem

Karen SOllthern 58 AU the Girls in Our Town

'\[arioll Urell 69 Story of a Body

VidaII Ma/ple 76 from you get what you deserve 76 untitled 77 eating con} 78 untitled 79 untitled 80 untitled 81 untitled Rose Hamilton- Gottlieb 82 TIle Suspect

Sheila Delany 89 Piss·poem

Sharoll Temple Liebermall 92 ~lother·Lo\'e

Nancy Fa:.: 101 After Reading Jean Stafford's Life Study

Tamara Grogan 103 Why Did theChickenCross theRoad?

Suzanne Borowicz 112 In Angiogram

Sandra A,uJerson 117 Funeral. a celebration

121 Contributors 68. AScholarly Journal on Black Women Vol. \~I. No.2 (Fall 1990)

EDITORIAL: Connecting to Her Spirit: Audre Larde Z FEATURES: African-American Women's Voices: Expanding Theories of Women's Development 3 DIANE J. GOODMAN ~totherlove is a Killer: Sula, Beloved, and the Deadly Trinity of ~totherlove 15 DAYLE B. DELANCEY Cocoa and George: A Love Dialectic 19 NAGUEYALTI WARREN CLOSE·UP: Not Letting Co of Ny Anchor 26 \~KI RADDEN Breaking the Ties That Bind Me 34 ANNE LYNN Listening to Harriet 36 KATHERINE R. ALLEN Herstories on Relationships 39 JACKIE HOLDER. GENE HUIE. AND PAULINE THOMAS Setting Relationship Limits: Lesbian Survivor Issues and "Strong Black Women" 45 \1N QUILTER Film As Reflection: Family, SelL and Creativity 48 CARROLL PARROT BLUE Three Friends 50 JACQUELINE FRANCIS Lo\'e in the Time of AIDS 51 ~tAR.SARAN Building Community for Black Single Mothers 53 ~L\RIAN E. DOUGLAS COMMENTARY: Hemorrhaging and a Call to Arms ior the Poor: AResponse to the Clarence Thomas Confirmation Hearings 54 GLORIA WADE-GAYLES Anita Hill and Clarence Thomas: Personal Reflections on Social Equality and the Rights of Black Women 58 NELLIE Y. MCKAY RESOURCE ROUND·UP, AReport on Motherlands: Symposium on Mrican. Caribbean. and Asian Women's Writing 61 DOROTHEA S~L\RTT Women of Color Institute. Association for Women in Psychology National Conference. February 28. 1992·March 1. 1992. Long Beach. CA 63 RUTH L. HALL Mrican Americans in Europe Conference. February 5-9. 1992, Paris. France 64 TERESA S. UNSELD REVIEWS: In One Act by Adrienne Kennedy 65 CHEZIE THOMPSON-CAGER Black IJ't:mlel1 in White by Darlene Clark Hine 66 TONI-MICHELLE C. TRAVIS Shadowed Dreams: II'tJmens Poetry ofthe Harlem Renaissance by Maureen Honey 67 PRISCILLA R. RAMSEY Changing Our Own Uords: Essays on Criticism. Theory and IYritings by Black Homen by Cheryl A. Wall 69 MARILYN SAi'JDERS MOBLEY Black (lumen Writing Autobiography: A Tradition Within 11 Tradition by Joanne i-l. Braxton 70 aNITA ESTES·HICKS Black Women in...lmerica b}' Michelene r.lalson et ai, 72 SALLY BAZZELL Slal'e Itumen in Caribbean Society. 16'50-1838 by Barbara Bush 73 ,. ELAINE DELANCEY Nemory ofIan: Stories About Family by Black Uriters by Mary Helen Washington 74 PEARLIE FISHER PETERS ItiJrkill.QS at/he ,",-'pirit: The Poetics afAfro-AmeriC/lIl lI'Omell S IIriting by Houston ...... Baker. Jr. 75 REGINA B, JEN"NINGS Domesticity and Dirt: Housell'il'es and Domestic Sen'OIlts in the Cnited Stales, 1.920-1945 by Phyllis Palmer 77 JUDITH ROLLINS 69. SEX ROLES A Journal of Research

Vol, 28, Nos, 5/6 March 1993

CONTENTS

Gender Interactions Between Interviewer and Survey Respondents: Issues of Pornography and Community Standards 243 Ttinothy P, Johnson and Raben W. Moore

Sexual Assault and Stranger Aggression on a Canadian University Campus 263 Walter S. DeKeseredy, Manin D. Schwam, and Karen Tait

Gender Schema Theory Revisited: Men's Stereotypes of American Women 279 Mary A. Hudak

The Contexts of Housework and the Paid Labor Force: Women's Perceptions of the Demand Levels of Their Work 295 Sheryl J. Grana, Helen A. Moore, Janet K. Wilson, and Michelle Miller

Women's Emotional Dependence on Men: Scale Construction and Test of Russianoffs Hypothesis 317 Susan N. Henderson and John D. Cunningham

What Is She Eating? The Effects of Meal Size on Impressions of a Female Eater 335 Susan A. Basow and Diane Kobrynowicz

Body Figure Preferences of Men and Women: A Comparison of Two Generations 345 C. Sue Lamb, Lee A. Jackson, Patricia B. Cassiday, and Doris J. Priest

ANNOUNCEMENT 359 70. SEX ROLES A Journal of Research

Vol, 28, Nos, 7/8 April 1993 CONTENTS

Disaffiliation Revisited: A Comparison of Homeless and Nonhomeless Women's Perceptions of Family of Origin and Social Supports 361 Allita G. Jacksoll- Wilsall alld Shmy B. BOigers Gender Roles and Role Conflict in Feminist Lesbian and Heterosexual Women 379 Debra K. Peters alld Peggy J. Calltrell Appraising Gender Role Portrayals in TV Commercials 393 Richard H. Kolbe alld Carl D. Lallgefeld

Gender Differences in Preference to Offer Social Support to Assertive Men and Women 419 Pamela A. Geller alld Ste"all E. Hobfoll Gender-Specific Reactions to Environmental Hazards in the Netherlands 433 Jan lvl. Gut/eling and Delle ~Viegman The Relation Between Gender Schemas and Adults' Recall of Stereotyped and Counterstereotyped Televised Information 449 lellllifer A. Rellll alld Salldra L. Cal"ert Effects of Gender and Gender Role Identification of Participant and Type of Social Support Resource on Support Seeking 461 William A. Ashtoll alld AIIII Fllehrer

BRlEF REPORTS Closeness Between Female College Students and Their Professors: A Novel Assessment Technique 477 Faye J. Crosby and LynJl 1\1. Reinard)' Parental Role Participation and Perceptions of Responsibility for Children's School Adjustment 485 Linda A. Jackson and Linda A. Sullivan BOOK REVIEWS 493 71 .

SEX ROLES A Journal of Research Vol. 28, Nos. 9/10 May 1993

CONTENTS Young Singles' Contemporary Dating Scripts 499 Suzanna Rose and Irene Hanson Frieze Gender Differences in Perceptions of Emotionality: The Case of Close Heterosexual Relationships 511 Susan Sprecher and Constalltine Sedikides Nonwork-to-Work Spillover: A More Balanced View of the Experiences and Coping of Professional Women and Men 531 Catherine Kirchmeyer Men's and Women's Self-Confidence in Persuasive, Comforting, and Justificatory Communicative Tasks 553 Ruth Anne Clark Parental Self-Esteem and Behavior Problems in Children: Similarities Between Mothers and Fathers 569 Laura L. Finken and Paul R. Amato Depression, Gender, Gender Role Traits, and the Wish to Be Held 583 Michael P. Sanfilipo Gender Differences in the Correlates of Preschoolers' Behavior 607 Robert A. Hinde, Alison Tamplin, and Jane Barrell

BRIEF REPORT Relationship Between Gender and Knowledge of U.S. State Names and Locations 623 Holly R. Straub and Brent E. Seaton

BOOK REVIEWS 631 72. SIGN S journal of Women in Culture and Society

SUMMER 1993 VOLUME 18 NUMBER 4

THEORIZING LESBIAN EXPERIENCE

Toni A. H. McNaron, Special Issue Editors Gloria AnzaldUa, Lourdes ArgueIJes, and FJizabeth Lapovsky Kmnedy m Editorial Shane Phelan 765 (Be)O>ming Out: LeJudy Grahn and the Lemmunity

RI Yl SlON sIR U OR J S Marf91ret Randall 907 To Change Our Own Reality and the World: A O>nversation with Le

AItCHIYES Joan Nestle 925 Excerpts from the Oral History of Mabel Hampton

VIEWPOINTS

Karin Aguilar-San Juan 936 Landmarks in uterature by Asian American Le

© 1993 by The Universiry of Chicago. All rights reserved. 73. SIGN S Journal of Women in Culture and Society

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(continued) THEORIZING L E5BIAN EXPERIENCE

RUllw ESSAYS Alicia Gaspar de Alba 956 Tortillerismo: Work by Chicana Lesbians Rosemary Hennessy 964 Queer Theory: A Review of the differences Special Issue and Wittig's The Straight Mind Ellen Lewin 974 Lesbian and Gay Kinship: Kath Weston's Families We Choose and Contemporary Anthropology

BOOK RUllws

Greta Gaard 980 Lesbian Philosophies and Cultures edited by Jeffner Allen; The Safe Sea of Women: Lesbian Fiction, 1969-1989 by Bonnie Zimmerman Sherri Paris 984 A Lure of Knowledge: Lesbian Sexuality and Theory by Judith Roof; inside/out: Lesbian Theories, Gay Theories edited by Diana Fuss

989 United States and International Notes 994 About the Conttibutors

IMDH TO VOLUMI 18 1000 Authorrritle Index, General 1009 Authorrritle Index, Books Reviewed

1021 Notice to Contributors

© 1993 by The University of Chicago. All rights reserved. 74. si nister wisdom 49

A Journal for the Lesbian Imagination in the Arts and Politics

Spring/Summer 1993

4 Elana Dykewomon • Notes for a Magazine: Ollr Bodies lire tlte Flags 10 Jamie Lee Evans. Notes for a Magazine: Internalizing tlte Lesbian of Cotor Body 14 Sauda Burch. Notesfora Magazine:Odetoa Btack Lesbian Body 15 Deborah. Reflections on my lesbian body (narrative) 16 Alejandra Laurenz • Listen/Escllclta (poem) 18 Kadeth Pozzesi • Silent Pride (narrative) 21 Caroline Halliday. lite lesbian body (narrative) 26 Peg O'Connor' When Docile Bodies Dance (essay) 34 Sheila). Packa • A WOlllan Playing Ball (poem) 36 Janet Mason. "YOII know I IIsed to work in the sex indllstry" (poem) 38 Kate Berne Miller· Women with Knives (poem) 39 Laura Hershey. Self-Body-Portrait (poem) 40 Naja Sorella • Basics (narrative) 44 Lisa Edmonds. DOllble Target (poem) 47 Judith Po Stelboum • Sliding into Home: [dentifl/ing Lesbian Sex (essay) 54 Cherie Bowers' Fingers in Popcorn (poem) 55 Suzanne' Opening Dialoglle (narrative) 56 Donna Tanigawa • I Like My Chi-i-sa-i Body Now (narrative) 60 Arl Spencer Nadel. The BIIS (poem) 62 Elissa Raffa. Skinny Sisters (performance piece) 71 Arl Spencer Nadel· 6/29192 (poem) 73 Kelly Jean Cogswell. Chronic Bllles (poem) 74 Chaia Zblocki Heller. I DonOt TOlleil My Breasts Anylllore (poem) 75 Dion Farquhar. Lefl Us Talking (poem) 78 Angela Koenig' from Mel/llillg and Myth in Menopallse (essay) 83 jill falzoi • dying to (fiction) 89 Connie Meredith. Wild WOlllan (poem) 90 Julia (Dolphin) Trahan. Qlleen of lite Girls (narrative) 95 Barbara Ruth. Tlte Wriler in the Mirror (poem) sinister wisdom 49 75.

A Journal for the Lesbian Imagination in the Arts and Politics

Spring/Summer 1993

(continued) 98 Cheryl J. Moore' Black earth, white, Ihe sky (fiction) 105 Sonja Franeta • My Violill Loves to Play (narrative) 110 K. Linda Kivi • Moollriders (fiction) 114 Laura Hershey. callyoll (poem) 115 Magdalena Zschokke • Rewritillg the Lesbiall Body (review of The Lesbiall Body) 117 Rebecca Ripley. Keepillg it ill the Family (review) 120 Rebecca Ripley. By Word of Mouth (review) 123 Books received 129 Contributors' notes 135 Classified ads and announcements 144 Upcoming issues §§§ ART cover Judith Anderson' Malldorla of the Spillllillg Goddess (etching) 20 Kadeth Pozzesi • Surgical scar & talloo 011 the breasts that I love (pen & ink) 25 Elizabeth D. Ross' Areas of Illjury I, II & III (monotype & chin colle) 33 L.A. Ilyder • Refleelioll (photograph) 45 Kathleen DeBold • ...Ghost of l.esbialls Past (cartoon) 46 Julie Finn' COllstriel/Collstruct (photographs) 55 Juarez Hawkins' lody (computer graphic) 70 Jane Philomen Cleland. Susall & Susall at Let If All Hang Out Day (photograph) 77 Louise Gilbert. WOII/Ill/ ill Red Cal' (charcoa\) 104 CathyCade • What We Do With Our Bodies Series, #12: Mud Lady (photograph) 109 JEB' Three bellies with shell (photograph) 76. Sinister Wisdom 50 Summer/Fall 1993

A Journal for the Lesbian Imagination in the Arts and Politics

______Contents

3 Sauda Burch and Caryatis Cardea. Notes for a Magazine 11 Upcoming Issues I3 Sally Bellerose • Dancing Sisters (fiction) 18 tova. community circles (poems) 28 Susan Stinson • Tell (novel excerpt) 29 Melissa Farley. Ten Lies about Sadomasochism (essay)' 38 Lucy A. Tatman. Untitled (poem) 41 Anonymous. In Our Hands: a memory ofassisted dying (narrative)' 45 Joan Cofrancesco • Blocked Writer (poem) 46 Elana Dykewomon • The Words for It (novel excerpt) 56 Kirsten Backstrom • Call (fiction) 60 Neta C. Crawford. Thoughts of the Wise Men (poem) 62 Pamela Gray· 3 out of 4 (or more): a lament for 3 out of 4 (or more) voices (poem) 66 Elliott. Lesbian Legal Theory: a review of Ruthann Robson's Lesbian Outlaw (review)' 73 Julie B1ackwomon • Late Anger in A Cathedral (poem and narrative)' 76 Naja Sorella • Paying Up! (narrative)' 81 K. Ellen Kerr. Mirror, Mirror (fiction) 86 Jamie Lee Evans. "I'm no Poet" (poem) 89 Monifa Ajanaku • Dissi//usioned, Dismayed - Ready for Revolution: Without Ethics Community Cannot Exist (narrative)' 96 Aspen· Muscle Fetish (poem) 98 Aspen. Loving Song (poem) 99 Deb Hipp • Loneliness Smokes Too Many Cigarettes (fiction) 101 Zoe Rhine. Beyond the Sway (fiction) 105 Jen Benka • Tracing (poem) 108 Emily Ballou. COrti Moon Sister (poem) 110 Contributors' Notes 114 Books Received 117 Announcements and Classified Ads 128 Notes on Scents Sinister Wisdom 50 77. Summer/Fall 1993

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(continued) §§§

ART cover Ka Yin Fong • Transformation (mixed media) back Julia Youngblood. Kenya Women's Conference 1985 cover (photograph) 12 Dawn Rudd • Untitled (cut paper) 20 Carole Graham. Untitled 40 China Marks. Barefoot! (1990) (mixed media) 59 Kathryn Kirk. Alison, Brooklyn, NY 1989 (silver print) 61 Peni Hall. Untitled (pen and ink) 85 Peni Hall· Untilled (pen and ink) 95 Dawn Rudd • Once Upon A Time (cut paper) 97 Peni Hall· Crip Companions (pen and ink) 78.

Vol. 18, No. 10 ...... CONTENTS JuNE 1993 . PRIDE PRIDE REVIEWS FILM SUPPLEMENT UP 17 Sara for President Defending Their Lives.. 1P MaTtia Deihl Battered Women Speak Out Out ofthe Clostt and into a Patricia}, Quid Straight MedalJa&.et 14P Nt" C. Crawford Three of Hearts: 19 The Lesbian Loses Again A Story ofWell-Intentioned lP Kathi Maio Mistakes and Stubborn Pride Heterosexist Mauulinity in the Stelfa Kao Military: Soj Talks with Cynthia Enloe POETRY 3P 21 GaYs iii the Militaryl On Weekends K4therjlJ4 Rivera earli Ca"ara Sixth Day 6P Sandra Kohler We're Here, We're Queer . .• Luggage But What Do We Wantl Lori Shpunt Antonia Kao 17P Prom The Black Back·Ups, Francine Witte by Katt RJ4shin Evelyn C. White BOOKS 18P Coming Out: 23 An Anthology of International k.d. bng: Carrying the Torch, Gay and Lesbian Writings, by William Robertson edired by Stephan Ukosky Loie Hayes !oonntJ Kadi 25 Book Briefs 19P Omie Dearborn & lenn Milner Closer to Horne: 7P Bisexuality and Feminism Marth on Washington: ed/red by Elizabeth Reba Weist NEWS A Photo Essay Bnh Htrritk 7 National 0- Inrernational News 8P VIEWPOINTS Compiled by Linda Wong Legislative Updatts Linda Wong 1 16 The Power ofChoice Boston 0- New England News 9P Susan Martel Compiled by Linda Wong The View from the Bridge 5 Ayofemi Fofdyan The Dilemma ofthe CALENDAR Unwanted J(jss Eileen Mullen 14 & 10P 79,

VoU8, No,l1 ...... CONTENTS JULY 1993 . FEATURES BOOKS 1 33 Th. B,..,,,, Cancer 1Have Hatching Stones, UnJa Qo/nl Pr""",. by Anna Wilson Andrea Freud Loewemtein 16 Taking Our Breasts ,'nlo Our Own Hands VIEWPOINTS Amse Perkins 7 ~m.mbering Our Fri.nds Vi<;ki Gabri""

POETRY 34 29 Tree of Life, • Our Dum Beginnings by Maryse Coiul• • Monarchs An" CoUeUt Gig; Marks 3S Th. Aristotelian mangle wilh 'l'\bmen~ Conic Singeing View: New Russian Writing, .dlted by Natasha Perova and Susan Pirer Andrew Bromfi.1d Maxine Rodburg 19 FICTION Th. Women of Gual.mala's MJlqui/as 38 30 Vital lies, Getaway by Karen Kn'ngl. 20 Jennifer Stewart Laura M. Markowin A Dedication to Those Who Sew for Us 39 SueSWdm Motherhouse, , byJ.anin. Halhaway Beverly Blake SuI/ivan 40 Queer ll< Pleasant Danger, by LouIse Raf/dn lenn Milner 41 NEWS FILM A Few Laugh" Book Shorts 9 18 Carrie Dearborn National & International News Pamela Wallon's Cay Youth Compiled by Linda Wong LETTERS Patricia A. Goumba S 2S 31 Boston & New England News What's Love Cot to Do with It CALENDAR Compiled by Linda Wong Ka,hi Maio 22-24 , 80. -0- -o-u-r-n-e-r TheWumetrs l~u YHI II

Vol.18, No. 12 ...... CONTENTS AuGUST 1993 . SUMMER 138 Daughter of Persia, FEATURES READING by Satfareh Farman Farmaian 1 wilh Dona Munker Raci,tViolence Wrack, Germany f SPE(IAL Lei/i L. Towfigh Pamela Fergusor. f 18 148 The Issue is Power, Her Blood Is Gold, 108 NEWS by Melanie Kaye/Kantrowitz by Lara Owen Packing Boxes and Editing Karen Kahn Judith Arcana Manusc.riptso' Women ofColor;n 11 Feminist Publishing National & International News Running Fiercely toward a High Compiled by Linda Wong Thin Sound, byjudith Katz Hot Chicken Wings, POETRY .20 byjyl Lynn Felman Bo,'on & New England New, Shelley Mains 198 Compiled by Linda Wong Hiking ;n a Pine Forest. Boise, Idabo LETTERS AltyAcker 5 • Slap Cheryl Gilbert (ALENDAR f 158 A B,ad Day 18-19 Sundogs, by Lee Maracle Denise DulJomel

Talking IndianJ The Place J by Anna Lee Walters Susan Rich Cheryl Savageau 48 188 VIEWPOINTS Earth Follies, byjoni Seager Trauma & Recovery, 7 H. Patrida Hynes byjudith Herman The Co,t ofWitch Hunt, Jean Gould MarA E. Smith 58 Technical Dilficuhies, The Le,bians 1Knew: byjunejordan Memories ofWorld War 11 Ayofemi Folayan Judith Weiss Cohen 78 MUSIC Femhusm & Disability, by Barbara Hillyer .26 Karen ScJuuidcmum Smart, Savvy Musical Muses 88 .208 Jennifer Eillhom Feminist Crime Fiction The Red Line, by Betsy Sholl },fauUttl Rtddy Emity Skoter FILM 1.28 The Sea of Light, byjenifer Levin .29 Daily Fare, Fainl S", PakaTSky Gary A Otlando edited by Kathleen Aguero Gail Sheehan Eileen de /05 Reyes Tessera 81.

Memory Work des memoires des femmes

Vol. 14 Summer I Ete 1993

Liminaire 5 For the Record Katherille Billhammer, Louise Cotlloir, Barbara Godard, 7 fermi/er Helldersoll, Lialllle Moyes On meeting Audre for the first time SlIsall HawtllOme 25 Meffioire creuse Louise Dupre 27 Home Cries Kath/eell Rockhill 36 Mother Frankenstein: A Song for Five Voices Lisa Dicksoll 45 Le mal de mere / The (M) other's text Alice Parker 47 Tres exilios y una autobiografia Canllell Cdliz-lvJolltoro 64 Pas de tombeaux pour la reine Nadille Ltaif 71 Hairstories Alldrea Ward 73 Djakarta's Forgetting ,lritlw vall Herk 76 Memories of Beef Margaret Webb 82 Burning a (Forgotten) Memory: Nietzsche's 'Mnemotechnics' and the Eternal Return of the Feminine Lisa ZlIcker 87 La memoire de l'homme Clalldille Pot,'ill 99 Mad Rita Darlelle Searell 103 The House of Memory Pelm Kemp 104 Remembering to Write: Five Letters to Real Imaginaries... Carol Laillg 115 Notes on Contributors/Collaboratrices 123 82.

Vol. 12, No.2 June 1993

Support &: Trainin~

11 You Don't Have to Go It Alone by Rochelle Towers 15 Rose Construction: The Sweet Smell ofSuccess by Kristin Steinmetz 17 Smooth Operators: Operating Engineers Women's Support Group by C./. Thompson-White 19 Vital Resources: Southern Califomia Support Groups by Lynn Dabney 21 Tips from a Supertech by Glenda Anderson 25 A Phone Call Away by Kathy Akbar 26 Women Building the Bronx 27 West Virginia Program Builds Self-Sufficiency by Lisa Diehl

Features

6 Constructive Criticism by Elizabeth Kadetsky 29 Riveting Career Choice: Lil Condict, Welder by /.M. Brown

Departments

2 From the Editor 3 Letters to the Editor 24 Poetry 31 Health lit Safety: Height Insurance by Theresa Chapman 34 National Tradeswomen Resources 35 Networking 83.

Contents No. 26

Summer 1993 ~ Strife

Letters and Readers Survey 2 Sweet and Sour Ruth Wallsgrove reflects on the demise ofSpare Rib ..4 One World Women Liz Kelly interviews Jessica Neuwirth and Navi Pillay, founders of Equality Now 7 Queer Straits Julia Parnaby examines the politics of the Queer Movement I3 Resisting war rape in Bangladesh Joyoti Grech 17 Women Hurt in Systems of Prostitution Evelina Giobbe talks to Anne Mayne and Rachel Wingfield 22 Pornography as Hate-Speech: a conference report by Anne Mayne, Julia Pa1'llaby and Rachel Wingfield 28 Behind the Lines Women's Aid to former Yugoslavia 31 Going Out like a Meteor Audre Lorde 34 A Straight Outing Julia Swindells reviews the 'Feminism & Psychology' special issue on heterosexuality .40 A Press of One's own Cath Jackson talks to the founders of Dnlywomen Press .45 84. WLW JOURNAL NEWS' VIEWS REVIEWS FOR WOMEN AND LIBRARIES

Volume 16, Summer Number 2 1993

Letters to the Editor...... 2

News...... 6, 8, 10

Articles

Publishing for Women Audrey Eaglen 3

Columns

Scenes from Academic Libraryland Belly J. Glass...... 5

On Camera Lynn Fieldman Miller 7

Children's Cornucopia Marge Loch· Woulers...... 9

New Subject Headings of Interest to Women Sanford Berman 12

Reviews 13 85.

SPRING/SUMMER 1993 ONE POINT PERSPECTIVE VOLUME 14, NUMBER 1 By Elsa Honig Fine 2

PORTRAITS JUDITH GODWIN: Aesthetic Mediations Behveen East and \Vest By Robert Hobbs 3

SUS,\:\:\" ~l-\IUA VON S,.\:\DHART: "'omen Artists in 17th-Century Niimberg By Sabino le8mann " FHANCES ~t-\CDO:\ALD: The Selfas Fin-de-Siecle \\'oman By Janice Helland 15

K.-\TJA OX~IAN: 'Vorking in the Tradition of the \\'oman Artist By Janet T. Marquardt-Cherry 23 P.\T LIPSKr SUITo:\: The Challenges of Fonnalism By Katherine B. Crum 28

MAHlE RO\IEHO CASH: A New 1.'lexican Salltera By Joanne Stevens 33

REVIEWS Louise Sere/soli: A Passionate Life by Laurie Lisle Sonia Ddaull(/lj: Aftis! c?{the Lost Generation b~' A,el Madsen Reviewed by Sherry Buckberrough 37 Femmcs d'('splif ill Downier's Caricature essa~·s hy Kirsten Powell. Elizabeth C. Childs. Janis Bergman-Carton. Lucette Czyba, and Judith Wechsler J/arh!e Queens & Capth:cs: "("lien ill Xineteellth.Ct'IItunj American Sculpture by Joy S, Kasson Reviewed by Susan P. Calteras 43 Lit/bov Popova hy ~lagdalenH Dahrowski Reviewed by Alilan Hilton 46

Befty Pa/"!iolls: Artist. D{'(/ler, Collector by Lee Hall Reviewed by Virginia Pitts Rembert 4' Eroticism alit! t!ie Body Politic t'dited h~· bllli Hunt Reviewed by Wendy Slatkin 5.

SHORT TAKES Reviewed by John Loughery, Carol Pulln, and Pamela H. Simpson 52 86. WOMEN a cultural review

\"OLC~IE 4 NUMBER I SPRING 1993

Contents

OTHER AMERICAS Change in the Other America: \X'omen's Poverty in the 19905 OJ""':>:A PEARCE In a Free State: Post-Colonialism and Postmodernism in Bharar! :'vlukheriee's Fiction 8 G ..... Il CHIi-\G·L1ANG LOW When Daughters Defy: Jamaica Kincaid's Fiction 18 ALISON DONNELL Contagious ;vIelancholia 17 ;"IICHELLE CLIFF Writing the African Subject: The Work of Two Cuban \X'omen Poets 32 CATHERINE DAVIES

LEFT OUT OF THE AMERICA)! DREAM Amy lowell and H.D.: The Other Imagists -1-9 ANDREW' THACKER Susan Howe: A Reading: of the Evidence 60 \Il"ENDY ~1ULFORD From Looking to Coveting: The 'American Girl' in The Silence afthe Lunbs 63 CAROL ',X'ATTS Anniversaries, Sequels and Bandwagons: Gone \Vith the \"'lind. 1989-91 78 HELEN TAYLOR

Discovering \\iomen 1492-1992 91 PENNY HITCHINGS & ANNA T

REVIE~·S

Julie Cruikshank Llle Lit'cd Like tl 5tol)': Llli., Stories a/Three }'uko1/ Elders. Laura Coltelli Winged \\>ords.· AmcrictUi Indilln \Fritcrs Speak and Paula Gunn Allen Spider Woman's Grtlnddaughl(Ts: Tmditiolltd T,des twd (fmtempOrtlry \\""ritmg by N,ui'l-'e ArneyinUl WomclI 95 HELE~ CARR Jacqueline Rose The Htumtin?, ofS)o/vitl Pltah and Paul Alexander Rough M'igic A Biography ()f!',yh'l~l Pltah 101 lA~ :-'IONTEFIORE WOMEN 87. a cultural review

VOLC~\E 4 NUMBER 1 SPRING 1993

(continued) Contents

Susan Faludi Bilek/ash: The Undeclared W~lr Agdi1l5t Women and Catherine Hall White, Mille, alltl Middle-clllSs: Explorations in Feminism and History 106 JULIE WHEEL'\Ii'RIGHT Andrew Parker. i\.hry Russo. Doris Sommer and Patricia Jae~er (cds) Naticma1l5ms and Sexw.lirie.' 109 CATHERINE HALL Teresa Brennan The Intelpretation ofthe Flesh: Freud (md Femininity III RACHEL BO\l;'LBY

LISTINGS

Compiled by MARGARET REYNOLDS 118

BOOKS RECEIVED 121 88. Women & Criminal Volume 4 Number 2 Justice 1993

EDITORIAL 1

EDITORIAL STATEMENT 3 DOlllla Hale

Policewomen in the 1950s: Paving the Way for Patrol 5 Dorothy Moses SChulz

An Analysis of the Mandatory Hiring of Females: The Los Angeles Police Department Experience 31 George T. Felkelles Paul Peretz Jeall Reith SChroedel

A Case Study of Minority Women in Policing 65 George T. Felkelles Jeall Reith Schroedel

Women's Violence Against Their Children: A Feminist Perspective 91 Joyce Dougherty

A Critique of Gottfredson and Hirschi's General Theory of Crime: Selective (In)Attention to Gender and Power Positions 115 SlISall L. Miller Cymhia Burack

BOOK REVIEWS Virgillia Morris. Book Review Editor Girls, DelillquellCY. alld Juvellile JlIStice, by Meda Chesney-Lind and Randall G. Shelden 135 Reviewed by Virgillia B. Morris

Femillist Perspectives ill Crimillology, edited by Loraine Gelsthorpe and Allison Morris 139 Reviewed by Sylvie Frigoll

Policewomall Olle: My Twellty Years 011 the LAPD, by Gayleen Hays with Kathleen Moloney 147 Reviewed by Peter Home WOMEN 89. & ENVIRONMENTS Vol. 13 No. 3/4. WinterlSpring 1993 April 1993

Editorial Comment Ce-/a RamkhalawQIlSillgh 4

Commentaire editorial Ceta Ramkhalm't'ansingh 5

\Vornen and Environment in Developing Countries: Issues and Linkages Splly Davidson 6

Les femmes et Penvironnement dans les pays en voie de developpement: problemes et relations Sally Davidson 9

Has the Wheel Rolled Past the Women in the South? Joy WoolJrey and Mane Benoit 12

Local Initiative: Key to Women's Voice in Global Decision Making for a Healthy Environment in Africa Chie/His; Ogunleye 15

L'initiative locale; la clef pour la participation des femmes au processs decisionncl pour un environnement sain en Afrique La ChefBis; Ogunleye 17 Population and Environment: An Indian Perspective lWira and Vandana Shiva 20

Population et environnement : un point de vue indien Alira and Vandana Sh;va 22

Myth and Fact 71lOis Corral 24

Le mythe et la realite Thais Corral 25

\Vomen and Population Ann Dale 26

Les femmes et la population Ann Dale 28

Custodians of the Environment Prabha Prabhakar Bharmvaj 30

Les femmes: gardiennes de I'environnement Prabha Prabhakar Bhardwaj 32

Mobilizing Women for Rural Development: Some Principles for Success from Nigeria Sola Glu/em; 33

The Debt Crisis in Latin America: An Example of Unsustainable Development Ana Isla 34

Cuba: Struggle for Development is a Challenge for Women Reggie Modlich 37

International ~ooperation \Vomen to \Vomen Rosalind Cairncross 39 Report' on a Project ...and a Process Kim Pearson 41

Life in the UNCED Lane Miriam H)'mall .43

Planeta Femea Gillian Phillips 47

The Alternate Treaty Process Dorothy Goldin Rosenberg 48

Popular Consciousness about the State of the Environment Rosalie Bertell 49 Patriarchy, \Vomen's Roles and Human Settlements Pamela L. Sayne 50

Women and the Sustainable Development Commission Susan 7anner 51

The Park Sf/Sail M Halas 52

Book Reviews 54 90.

Women & Health

Volume 20 Numher 2 1993

CONTENTS

Menslrual Experiences and Beliefs: A Multicountry Study of Relationships wilh Fertility and Fertility Regulating Methods L. J. Severy, PhD S. 71lGpa, PhD 1. Askew, PhD J. Glor, PhD

The Effect of Elevated Ovarian Hormones on Periodontal Health: Oral Contraceptives and Pregnancy 21 Rita D. Zachariasen, PhD

Cancer-Related Channel Selection: An Extension for a Sample of Women Who Have Had a Manumogram 31 J. David Johnson, PhD Hendrika Meischke, PhD, MPH

The Relationship of Obesity to the Frequency of Pelvic Examinations: Do Physician and Patient Attitudes Make a Difference? 45 Cylllhia H. Adams, PhD Naney J.' Smith, MS David C. lVilbnr, MD Kathleen E. Grady, PhD

Physical Health Problems and Concerns of Lesbians 59 Susan E. Trippet, DSN, RN Joyce Ba;n, EdD, RN

BOOK REVIEWS 71le 1V0man Beneath the Skin, by Barbara Duden 71 Reviewed by Charles R. King, MD

No Longer Parielll: Feminist Ethics and Health Care, by Susan Sherwin 73 Reviewed by Barbara Katz Rothman. PhD

1V0men. Health and Medicine, by Agnes Miles 76 Reviewed bv Charles R. King, MD

BOOKS BRIEFLY NOTED 79 Jeanne Mager Stellman, PhD

BOOKS RECEIVED 81 Gender-Based Differences in Perceptions of Male and Female City Council Candidates 91. Clyde Browll Neil R. Heighberger Peter A. Shocket

Discrimination, Feminist Narratives. and Policy Arguments 19 Dellllis R. Eckart The Lowi Paradigm, Moral Contliet, and Coalition-Building: Pro-Choice versus Pro-Life 39 Raymolld Tatalovich Byroll W. Daynes

Political Consciousness and Resistance Among Black Antebellum Women 67 Gayle T. Tare

BOOK REVIEWS Womell ill Academe: Progress alld Prospects. edited by Mariam K. Chamberlain 91 Reviewed by Dale Rogers Marshall

Justice alld Gellder, by Deborah L. Rhode 93 Reviewed by Susan M. Leesoll

TI,e Effects ofFeminist Approaches on Research Methodologies, edited by Winnie Tomm 95 Reviewed by Sara J. Weir

Memoirs of an Indian Woman, by Shudha Mazumdar, edited by Geraldine Forbes 96 Volume 13 Reviewed by Amita Shastri Number I 1993 Mill and Sexual Equality, by Gail Tulloch 98 Reviewed by Suzanne Dovi Toward a Femillist Theory ofthe State, by Catharine A. MacKinnon 100 Reviewed by Marianne COllstable

Women and Social Protest, edited by Guida West and Rhoda Lois Blumberg 103 Reviewed by Jalle Bayes Wometl, Politics, alld Challge, edited by Louise A. Tilly and Patricia Gurin 105 Womell, Minorities, and Unions in the Public Sector, by Norma M. Riccucci 105 Reviewed by Jean Reith Schroedel Surviving the Storm: A Memoir, by Chen Xuezhao, edited with an Introduction by Jeffrey C. Kinkley, translated by Ti Hua and Carolina Greene 108 Reviewed by Elizabeth J. Perry

About the Contributors III 92. WOtnen

& Th' Therapy

A Feminist Quarterly

Faces of Women and Aging

Women & Therapy Volume 14, Numbers 112 1993

CONTENTS

Preface xxi Nancy D. Davis Ellen Cole Esther D. RothblulIl Late Mid-Life Astonishment: Disruptions to Identity and Self-Esteem Sarah F. Pearlman When Mary Stopped Talking 13 Sarah B. Nelson Aging Lesbians: Bearing the Burden of Triple Shame 21 Charity V. Schoonmaker Three Native American Women Speak About the Significance of Ceremony 33 Aletlcla 7Yjerlna-Jlm

Confronting Ageism: A MUST for Mental Health 41 Shevy Healey

The Myth of the Golden Years: One Older Woman's Perspective 55 Marcelle R. Adolph Body Image Issues of Older Women 67 Joan C. Chrlsla Laurie Ghiz Where Are the Archetypes? Searching for Symbols of Women's Midlife Passage 77 Valerie H. Mantecon Wotnen 93. & n. Therapy

A Feminist Quarterly

Faces of Women and Aging

Women & Therapy Volume 14, Numbers 1/2 1993 (continued) CONTENTS

From Bdith Bunker to the 6:00 News: How and What Mldlife Women Lenrn About Menopause 89 Phyllis KemoffMallsfield AIIII M. Voda Women at Mldlife: Current Theoretical Perspectives and Research 105 L/lcla Alblllo Gilbert The Significance of the 50th Birthday for Women's Individuation 117 Plrkko Nlemell1 Rltva LelllO Older Nevel' Married Women: A Cross-Cultural Investigation 129 Shmyll A. Paradise Older Women Coping with Divorce: Peer Support Groups 141 Carol Wechsler Blaller Jamla Jasper Jacobsell

Real versus Reel World: Older Women and the Academy Awards 157 Elizabeth W. Marksoll Carol A. Taylor

Between Mldllfe and Old Age: Never Too Old to Learn 173 Rachel Josejowltz SIegel TIle Bmpowerment of Women Residents In the Nursing Home 187 JOliet Lee Mmylea Bellware Carl' 94. WOMEN'S RT~ AWOMEN ARllSTS SUDE UBRARY PVBUCA1l0N NoS3 JULY/AUGUST 1993 CONTENTS

FEATURES

Living Simultaneously 4 Sonia and Robert Delaunay, a mutually enriching artistic teaml Whitney Chadwick evaluates their partnership

From Phone Zaps to Fax Zaps II Susan Dyer reports (rom New York on the tactics of the Women's Action Coalition

Guild Trip 14 In the Post-Reformation period Judith leyster helped revive a troubled domesticity, Deborah Cherry on a woman who survived in a man's world

Dot to Dot 18 Women have been central to Aboriginal art. Jenny Isaacs on the "Dreaming" story

EXHIBITIONS

Venetian Visions 21 Elizabeth Anson reports from Venice on the Biennale women

Material Girls 23 From textiles to quilt.making. Jacqueline Herald on new work

Expectant Experiences 25 Joan Crossley on Ghislaine Howard

The Pull of the North 26 Geography not gender is sometimes the problem says Jo Stanley BOOKS Off Target 27 The Landscapes of Ray Howard-Jones Judith Attfield on Eileen Gray's designs 29 fail to convince Elizabeth Anson Deanna Petherbridge on the Womens' Institute Anguissola 30 Lights Out 28 Katy Deepwell on Rosalind Krauss 31 Caroline Smith on the ordered chaos of Mona Hatoum LISTINGS 32 95.

Volume 10 no. 2, Spring 1993 FEATURES POETRY

5 The Feminist Revolution in Legal 9 The Marriage Education by Leslie Smith Dow (sommaire en fran~ais) by Patricia Hughes 16 Let's Dance Other Names 10 Women's Studies: Women's Lives by Ruth Hendricks (sommaire en fran~ais) by Judith Grant 25 Afterwards by Anne Le Dressay 13 Les carrieres d'avenir : agir et , aider les femmes it s'y lancer (summary in english) par Dolores Gagne DEPARTMENTS

17 Apprenticeship Training Models 2 Editorial for Women's Work: The Norwegian Experience 3 Editorial (sommaire en fran~ais) by Kari Dehli 4 Letters

22 Political Correctness: (or, How to 33 Book Reviews fish and cut bait) Schoolgirl Fictions by Valerie (sommaire en fran~ais) Walkerdine by Barbara Yitsch Review by Gail M. Hilyer

26 Women and CJS Programs in Feminism and Education: A Canadian Nova Scotia Perspective, edited by F. Forman, M. (sommaire en fran~ais) O'Brien, J. Haddad, D. Hallman, P. by Paula Chegwidden Masters Review by Elizabeth J. Owens 31 Woman-Positive Literacy: One Example 35 Commentary (sommaire en fran~ais) Images and Education by Diane Eastman by Debra Attenborough and Dorte Deans

37 ResourceslRessources

41 Agenda 96. FRAN P. HOSKEN WIN EDITOR WOMEN'S INTERNATIONAL NETWORK

Vol. 19 No.2 Spring 1993

EDITORIAL: WOMEN'S RIGHTS ARE HUMAN RIGHTS

2 - 9 WOMEN AND THE UNITED NATIONS COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN. 37th SESSION. March 17-26.93 Vienna. Austria Preparations for the 1995 World Conference in Beijing II IWRAW report CEOAW - Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination ogoinst Women. 12th Session IWRAW - International Women's Rights Action Watch: CEDAW Country Reporls WORLD CONFERENCE ON HUMAN RIGHTS: Vienna June 1~-25 II FORUM -June 10-12 INSTRAW - UN Internat. Research and Training Institute for the Advancement of Women INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON POPULATION AND DEVelOPMENT: Coiro, Egypt, Spt. 9~ WHO - World Health Organization Report: Our Planet. Our Health ILO - International Labor Office: World of Work· Women // Women in Employment, Unions 10 - 27 WOMEN AND HUMAN RIGHTS COUNTRY REPORTS ON HUMAN RIGHTS PRACTICES 1992 by US Deportment ot State: Africa: Centrol African Republic 1/ Ethiopia II Liberia /1 Madagascar II Malawi // Mali II Tanzania /1 Zimbabwe Asia and Pacific; Singapore II Japan II Sri Lanka II Taiwan II Papua New Guinea II Pakistan II Western Samoa II Malaysia II Iron II Afghanistan II Middle East and Medllerranean ; Syria II Qotar II Saudi Arabia II Morocco II Malta Eastern Europe; Romania II Armenia II Moldova II Belarus II Ukraine II Slovenia II Bulgaria Americas: Chile II Colombia II Paraguay II Bolivia /I U,uguay II Trinldad&Tobago Women's Jnternational Human Rights law:- Human Rights Quorterly II Human Rights and Gender: Interregional Meeting - Europe II Canada; Womon granted Asylum. 28 - 32 WOMEN AND DEVELOPMENT , ILO - International Labor Office; Hamewarkers of SE Asio - Thailand, Indonesia. Philippines Asia and Pacific Symposium on Women and Development - Manila Bangladesh: Women's Urban Credit Programs AWID FORUM - Association for Women In Development - Oct. 1993. Washington DC RESOURCES: Mount Cormellntern. Training Center· Haifa, Israel II Change - Consultants 33 - 43 WOMEN AND HEALTH WOMEN 5 HEALTH AND DEVELOPMENT: WHO Report REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH I MOTHERHOOD I CHILDBIRTH : WHO Sote Motherhood Program II Women's Participation in Reproductive Health - WHO - flGO /I More than half of Pregnant Women hove Anemia II Mothercare Newsletter II Traditional Methods of Childbirth in Nigeria - lAC Report II Uganda', Africa Women and Health· Newsletter WOMEN'S HEALTH; A Global Perspective II Medical Womes Conference Kenya II Sani­ tary Protection Methods Study Bangladesh /I HIV Transmission by Breast feeding MEETINGS I RESOURCES: 7th International Women's Meeting II Women's Global Network ABORTION AND FAMILY PLANNING: ENWRAC Conference Repoll II US Anti·Abortion Extremists shoot physician II Norptanl Program 4~ - 50 FEMALE GENITAL AND SEXUAL MUTILATION KENYA: Research Project on Harmful Traditional Proctices by Maendeleo Ya Wanawoke II Women assaulted and forcibly mulilated NETHERLANDS: 'All Forms of Genital Mutilation rejected by Government". LIBERIA; Spread & Distribution of FGM Research by Libellon Health Actian Network lAC VIDEO TAPE: FGM Video Tape by Inte: African Committee avasilable now WHO World Health Organization Activities trom 1979 to presenf to prevent FGM FRANCE: African Woman jailed fa: mutilating two daughters WOMEN'S INTERNATIONAL NETWORK

(continued) Vol. 19 No.2 Spring 1993

51 - 56 WOMEN AND VIOLENCE INTERNATIONAL CHILD PROSTITUTION: SE Asia on International Market II Action 10 end Child Prostitution /1 Thailand: Women demand slop of Prostitution VIOLENCE AND RAPE, tnlelnolionol Day to end Violence - Philippines II EX Yugoslavia: Moss - Rope as war tactic -contacts for Action II Nicaragua: Violence against Women rompant 1/ Pelu: UntOld Terror against women /1 Kenya: widespread abuse SEXUAL HARASSMENT: LOlges! award in NOlthern Ireland II Harassment in US Congress II ".. Women Doctors and medicol students harassed.

57 • 61 WOMEN AND MEDIA WOMEN'S PUBLICATIONS AND JOURNALS: Internatianat /I Europe II Asia /I Canada /I USA 1/ latin Americo /1 Women's Studies II

62 - 64 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA KUWAIT: Women still walling for vote II Abused Women Household Workers still fleeing SUDAN: Bobiker Bedri SCientific Assoc, for Women Studies: Activities and Publicallon KENYA: Women and Girls at risk from male violence SOUTHERN AFRICA: Federation of Media Women

65 - 67 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: ASIA AND PACIFIC CHINA: Women and their legal rights - new legislation for Women INDIA: 'Struggling for Space" - stories of Indian Women KOREA: Poor Health mirrors Women's low Status JAPAN: Political Participation of Women still very low THAILAND: Global Communication Conference in Bangkok

68 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: EUROPE EUROPEAN COMMUNItY: Council of Europe - Actions 10 Stop Violence Against Women

69 - 72 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: AMERICAS

BRAZIL: Poutisto Convention on the E;liminalion of All Forms of Discrimination + IWRAW ARGENTINA: Report of Forum on Strotegies for Equality of Opportunity for Women GUYANA : The Status of Women UNITED STATES: US Universities continue to discriminate against women - Report ond latest statistics II intercollegiate Sporls still shortchange women II Discrimination against Women in Athletics II Womens Educotron Equity Act Publishing Center

73 - 76 INFORMATION OF INTEREST: INTERNATIONAL

THE STATUS OF SCIENCE: Mole versuS Female SCientists - conflict in values INTERNATIONAL LAW: Protection of Women's Reproductive Rights SEX IS STIll DESTINY - Revisited II International Single Parent Poverty Rates WOMEN'S WORLD SUMMIT FOUNDATION: First Conference and Objectives C1ES· CounCil for International Exchange of Scholars 98.

1 Ninotchka Rosca· Let the Good Times Roll: Prostitution and the US Military in Asia by Saundra Po//m;k Sturdevant and Brenda Stoltzfus 4 Letlers 5 SlaveDka Drakulic· The enemy within: an everyday story 6 Julia Bard • The Issue is Power: Essays on Women, Jews, Violence and Resistance by Me/am'e Kaye/Kantrowitz 9 June Jordan' Seeking an attitude: reflections on pride and power 10 Vera Whisman' Hothead Paisan: Homicidal Lesbian Terrorist by Diane DiMassa 12 Rebecca Gordon· Gathering Rage: The Failure of 20th Century Revolutions to Develop a Feminist Agenda by Margaret Randall 14 Louise Lamphere' Translated Woman: Crossing the Border with Esperanza's Story by Ruth Behar 15 Donna Glee Williams' Birth Stories: Mystery, Power, and Creation by/ane Dwinell 16 Sara M. Roy. Keepers of the History: Women and the [sraeli·Palestinian Conflict by Elise G. Young 17 Leora Tanenbaum. The Word of a Woman: Feminist Dispatches [968·[992 by Robin Morgan: No More Nice Girls: Counfercultural Essays by Ellen Willis 20 Jan Zira Grover' Dakota: A Spiritual Geography by Kathleen Norris 20 Joan Logghe • Two Poems 21 Valerie Miner. Written on the Body byJeanette Win/ersan 22 Anne Fausto-Sterling. Secrets of Life, Secrels of Death: Essays on Language, Gender and Science by Eve/yn Fox Keller 23 Barbara Winslow· Marie Stapes and the Sexual Re .... olution by June Rose 24 Elisabeth Frost· Bright Existence and Death Tractates by Brel/da Hillman; The Wild Iris by Louise Gli1ck 25 Sonia Jaffe Robbins. Soul to Soul: The Story ofa Black Russian American Family, 1965·[992 by Ye/ena Khanga 26 Martha Myel1l • Portraits of Palestinian Women by Orayb Are!Najjar 27 Suzanne Samuel' Bone by Fae Myenne Ng 28 Evelynn M. Hammonds· Feminist Perspectives in Medical Elhics edited by Helen Bequoen Holmes and LAura Purdy,' No Longer Patient: Feminist Ethics and Health Care by Susan Sherwin 29 Pat Palmieri· Beyond the Typewriter: Gender, Class and tbe Origins of Modern American Office Work, 1900·1930 by Sharon Hartman Strom 31 Books Received 99.

1 Angela Davis· A Taste of Powen A Black Woman's Story byE/oine Brown 4 Adelheid Fischer· Earth Follies: Coming to Feminist Terms with the Global Environmental Crisis by Joni Seager 5 Edith Millon' Ordinary Time: Cycles in Marriage, Faith and Renewal by Nancy Mairs 7 Gertrude ReifHughes' Elizabeth Bishop: Life and the Memory ofll by Brett C. Millier 8 Priscilla Long' Trials orlhe Earth: The Autobiography of Mary Hamilton edired by Helen Dick Davis 9 Lillian S. Robinson. The Novellas of Martha Gellhorn 11 Natalie Boymel Kampen. Pornography and Representation In Greece and Rome edited by Amy Richlin 12 Elaine Bell Kaplan. Maid in the U.S.A. by Mary Romero 13 Elizabeth Grossman· Reclaiming the Past: Landmarks orwornen's History edired by Page PurnamMiller 15 Karen Lindsey' The Movie of the Week: Private Stories, Public Events by Elayne Rapping; No End to Her: Soap Opera and the Female Subject by Martha Nochimson 16 Lesley Hazleton· Zero Three Bravo: Solo Across America in a Small Plane by Mariana Gosnell 17 Londa Schiebinger. rtlonstrous Imaginnlioll by Marie·Hilerle Huet 18 Rochelle Ruthchild· Inessa Armand, Revolutionary and Feminist by R.C. Elwood 19 Emily Toth • Storyville by Lois Baule 20 Irene Elizabclh Stroud· On Intimate Terms: The Psychology of Difference in Lesbian Relationships by Beverly Burch 20 Sandra Alcosser· Two Poems 21 Alisa Solomon· Unmarked: The Politics ofPerformance by Peggy Phelan 23 Susan Belasco Smith· Margaret Fuller: An American Romantic Life, the Private Years by Charles Capper 24 Arlene Raven· The "New Woman" Revised: r .. intlng and Gender Politics on Fourteenth Street by Ellen WUey Todd 25 Deborah Epstein Nord· Annie Besant: A Biography by Anne Taylor 26 Luise White· City of Eros: New York City, Prostitution, and the Commercialization ofSex, 1790·1920 by Timothy J. GUfoyle 28 Books Received 100.

WOMEN'S RIGHTS LAW REPORTER

Volume 14, Number I CONTENTS Winter 1992

FEMINIST EXCHANGE .

EDITORS' FOREWORD ii

ARTICLES: Women Lawyers in the Political Arena Elizabeth Holtzman .

Women's History and the Public Schools Sharon L. Sims...... 9

Popular Images of American Women in the 1950's and Their Impact on Ethel Rosenberg's Trial and Conviction Sheila M. Brennan 43

Redressing the Undressing: A Primer on the Representation of Adult Survivors of Childhood Sexual Abuse Kimberly A. Crnich...... 65

Pattern of Sexual Conduct Evidence and Present Consent: Limiting the Admissibility of Sexual History Evidence in Rape Prosecutions Elizabeth Kessler...... 79 PLAY: MEN Suzanne Wilhelm...... 97 NOTES: The Role of Mental Health Professionals in Child Custody Determinations Incident to Divorce T.J. Hester...... 109

Allegations of Child Sexual Abuse in Custody Disputes: Getting to the Truth of the Matter Meredith Sherman Fahn , 123 WOMEN'S STUDIES 101. An Interdisciplinary Journal

Volume 22, Number 3 (1993)

The Feminist Critique of Willa Cather's Fiction: A Rcview Essay 263 Reginald Dyck

Religious Bases of Eightcenth-Century FemlJ11snl: Mary Wollstonccraft and the Quakers 281 Patricia Howell Michaelson

Opening "The Gatcs": Muriel Rukcyser and the Poetry of Witncss 297 Michele S. Ware

Feminist Representations of Wives and Work: An "Almost Irreconcilablc" Debate 309 Janice H. Harris

The Fcmale Will in Aphra Behn 335 David M. Sullivan

Beyond "the Crack in the Opening Door": Re.envisioning the Maid in Progressive Era Women's College Fiction 349 Sherrie A. Inness

The Haunted Interpreter in Margaret Oliphant's Supernatural Fiction 371 Esther H. Schor

Frances Wright: The Other Woman of Early American Feminism 389 Molly Abel Travis

Learning to Write Lea's Way 399 Brenda Webster

Notcs on Contributors 415 102. Women's Studies in Communication Volume 15, Number 2 Fall 1992 . Roseann M. Mandziuk. Editor

The Mother-Daughter Relationship: Narrative as Path to Understanding 1 Michelle Miller Arizona Slate Universi/Y China Beach & American Mythology ofWar 22 Karen Rasmussen California Slate Universi/Y. Long Beach Special Symposium-Revisioning the Curriculum

Introduction 51 Revisioning the Public Speaking Course 53 Sonja K. Foss Ohio Slate Universi/Y Revisioning the American Public Address Course 66 Karen A. Foss Humboldl Slate Universi/Y Revisioning the Argumentation Course 79 Josina M. Makau Ohio Stale Universi/Y Revisioning the Curriculum: A Commentary 92 Lana F. Rakow Universi/Y o/Wisconsin, Parkside 103. Women's Studies Quarterly

Vol. xx (1 & 2) Spring/Summer 1993

SPIRITUAUTY AND REUGIONS .J: Editorials

Teaching about Women and Religion 9 \Ve Are Also Your Sisters: The Development ofWomen's Studies in Religion, Judith Plaskow 22 The "Problematics" of \Vriting about Sacred Ritual and the Spiritual Journey. Gloria F. Orenstein 38 Response to Gloria Orenstein, Christine Dow7ling 42 Letter to Christine Downing, Gloria F. Orenstein -18 Spirituality: Recycling Soul by Story (Or Is h Story by SouIt), .\Iinka Shura Sprague

Scholarly Witness Past 55 The Once and Future Heroine: Paleolithic Goddesses and Popular Imagination. .\Ja1}' Zeiss Stange 6i .-\ Life Without and Within: Juana. Ramirez/Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz (1648/51-1695), Electa Arenal a"d Amn>lda Powell 81 \'isions. Inner Voices. Apparitions, and Defiance in ~ineteenth­ Century Black Women's Narratives. Delores S. Williams 90 Feminist Spirituality and Social Reform: Examples from the Early Twentieth Century, Catherine ,4. Faver Present 106 Wh)' Women Need a Feminist Spirituality. Judith C. Marthl 121 Casting a New Circle, M)'kel joJuurm

Spiritual Witness I" Autobiography 137 Death Comes a Spirit: The Spiritual Legacy of t\1)' Mothers. Belly L. Hart 143 Feminist Theology as Survival Lilnalure, l.fllii,H' n. Silventf'iu 153 A Dual Thrust. Mary M. Simp.,""

In the Art.~ 159 Shedding til(' Snakeskin: Movement, Arl, and Spirituality. June Keener· Wink 163 Slory. M)',a Goldberg 171 As for Now Passing, Kat)' UJan 173 Vashdi Lean's the Royal !'alan', Uiffl SirruHPUi-I'flp!m,\ 174 A (~Ild(h.·ss for M('. I.oi.' lJ1mu

17r:> Evc's Renting the Hig: flouse to (l YOllnger WOlllan This SUlIlmer, I.oi,~ UII1W' (continued, next page) 104. Women's Studies Quarterly

Vol. xx (1 & 2) Spring/Summer 1993 (continued)

Resources Uibliography 177 Feminist Theology and Spirituality: All Anllotated Bibliography. Sally Nolalld MaeNiehol alld MalY Elizabeth Walsh

Reviews 197 The Gnostic Gospels and Adam, Eve. and the Serpent by Elaine Pagels, Joan E. Hartman 200 Weav;'lg the Visions: New Pattenu hi Feminist Spirituality, edited by Judith Plaskow and Carol P. Christ, Leonore Hoffma1m 202 Mama Lola: A Vodou Pr;e,stess in Brooklyn by Karen McCarthy Brown. Tom F Driver 204 The ReflowerillK of the Godde.H by Gloria Orenstein,Jo Gillikin 206 Four Centuries ofjewi.fih Women s Spirituality: A Sourcebook, edited hy EIIC'II f\t. Um,llIsky ,lIId llitUllH" 'hlltoll, Susannah JleMllel

,Model COUTU Syllabi 209 Hunger forJustice, Michele james·Deramo, Saint}oseph's University 213 Women l\fystics. S. Shawn Aladigan, College of Saint Catherine

218 Newsbriefs

Upcoming Issues of Wornell's Studies Quarterly: Feminist PedagofO', edited oy Nancy Schneidewind and Frances Maher, updated by Am)' Swerdlow FOllinist Teachen, edited by Toni McNaron and Nancy Porter Teachhlg Working'Class Studies, edited by Janet Zandy 'Women and Violence, edited by Charlotte Bunch l\'omells Studies Around the World, edited by Mariam K. Chamberlain and Florence Howe Peace, War, and Women in the A1ililay)', edited by Amy Swerdlow