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EMINISTERIODICALS

A CURRENT LISTING OF CONTENTS

VOLUME 16, NUMBER 1 SPRING 1996

Published by Phyllis Holman WeisbardWomen's Studies Librarian

University of Wisconsin System430 Memorial Library I 728 State Street

Madison, Wisconsin 53706(608) 263-5754

EMINISTERIODICALS

A CURRENT LISTING OF CONTENTSVolume 16, Number 1 Spring 1996

Periodical literature is the cutting edge ofwomen's scholarship, feminist theory, and much ofwomen'sculture.Feminist Periodicals: A Current Listing of Contents is published by the Office of the University of WisconsinSystem Women's Studies Librarian on a quarterly basis with the intent of increasing pUblic awareness offeminist periodicals. It is our hope that Feminist Periodicals will serve several purposes: to keep the readerabreast of current topics in feminist literature; to increase readers' familiarity with a wide spectrum of feministperiodicals; and to provide the requisite bibliographic information should a reader wish to subscribe to a journalor to obtain a particular article at her library or through interlibrary loan. (Users will need to be aware of thelimitations of the new copyrightlawwith regard to photocopying of copyrighted materials.)

Table ofcontents pages from current issues of major feminist journals are reproduced in each issue ofFeministPeriodicals, preceded by a comprehensive annotated listing of all journals we have selected. As publicationschedules vary enormously, not every periodical will have table of contents pages reproduced in each issueof FP. The annotated listing provides the following information on each journal:

1. Year of first pUblication.2. Frequency of publication.3. U.S. subscription price(s).4. Subscription address.5. Current editor.6. Editorial address (if different from sUbscription address).7. International Standard Serials Number (ISSN).8. Library of Congress (LC) catalog card number.9. OCLC, Inc. Control Number.

10. Locations where the journal is held in the UW System.11. Publications in which the journal is indexed.12. Subject focus/statement of purpose of the journal.

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

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

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

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

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Feminist periodicats: a current listing of contents.Madison, WI: University of Wisconsin SystemWomen's Studies Librarian

quarterly.

"Table of contents pages from current issues ofmajor feminist journals are reproduced... preceded bya comprehensive annotated listing ofall journals... "

Frequently cited as FP.

1. Feminist periodicals--Directories. 2. Feminism-­Bibliography--Periodicals. 3. Feminist periodicals-­Current awareness services. I. University of WisconsinSystem. Women's Studies Librarian.

(courtesy of Sanford Berman)

Feminist Periodicals (ISSN 0742-7433) is published by Phyllis Holman Weisbard, UW-SystemWomen'sStudies Librarian, 430Memorial Library, 728 State Street, Madison, WI 53706. Phone (608)263-5754. Compilers: Linda Shull, Ingrid Markhard!. Graphics: Daniel Joe. Publications ofthe Officeof the UW-System Women's Studies Librarian are available free of charge to UW Women's StudiesOffices, UW Campus Women's Centers, and UWLibraries. Subscriptions rates: Wisconsin subscrip­tions: $8.25 (indiv. affiliated with the UW System), $15 (organizations affiliated with the UW System),$16 (indiv. or non-profit women's programs), $22.50 (libraries or other organizations). Out-of-statesubscriptions: $30 (indiv. & women's programs), $55 (ins!.). This fee covers most publications of theOffice, including Feminist Collections, Feminist Periodicals, New Books on Women & Feminism.Wisconsin subscriber amounts include state tax (except UW organizations amount). Subscribersoutside the U.S., please add postage ($13 - surface, Canada, $15 - surface, elsewhere; $25.00 - air,Canada; $55 - air, elsewhere).

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AWlS MAGAZINE1. 1971.2. 6/year.3. $60.4. AWlS, 1522 K Street N.W.• Suite 820,

Washington, DC 20005.5. Shaila David.7. ISSN 016D-256X8. lC 93·840724.9. OClC 237473Z9.

10. Milwaukee.12. "AWlS promotes opportunities for women to

enter the sciences and achiave thair careergoals,"

AFFILlA: JOURNAL OF WOMEN AND SOCIAL WORK1. 1986.2. 4/yasr.3. $50 (indiv.), $145 (inst,), add $6 for foreign

postage. Single copy: $14 (indiv.), $38 Unsl,l.(California rssidents add 7.25% soles tax), plus$8 surface rate, or $16 air mail rate for foreignpostage (Canada: add 7% subscription cost,GST).

4. Saga PubUcations, Inc., 2455 Tellsr Rd.,Thousand Oaks, CA 91320. Orders from theU.K.• Europe, the Middle Esst, and Africa shouldbe sent to: 6 Bonhill St., London EC2A 4PU,United Kingdom; orders from India and SouthAsia should be sent to P.O. Box 4215, New Delhi110048, India.

5. Carol H. Meyer.7. ISSN 0888·1099.8. lC 8n85·3234.9. OClC 12871850.10. Eau Claire; Green Bay; La Croase; Madison: River

Falls; Milwaukae: Oshkosh: Whitewater.11. ASSIA: Applied Social Sciences Index of

Abstracts; Current Contents/Social & Beha... ioralSciences; Family Rosources Database; HealthInstrument File; Human Resources Abstracts;Research Alert; Sage Family Studies Abstracts:Social Scisearch; Social Planning/Policy &Development Abstracts; Social Work Abstracta;Socio1ogical Abstracts; Women StudiesAbstraots; Women's Studies Index. Alsoavailable on microfilm from Univ. Microfilms, AnnArbor, MI.

12. "This journal is committed to the discuasion anddevelopment of feminiet values, theories, andknowledge as they relate to social work research,eduoation, and praotice." Contains articles,reports, of research, essays, poetry, and literarypiece8. Dediceted to "the ta8k of eliminatingdiacrimination and oppression, especially withrespect to gender, but including race, ethnicity,cls88, age, disability, and sexual and affectionalpreference as well."

THE AHFAD JOURNAL: WOMEN AND CHANGE1. 1984.2. 2/year.3, $25 (indiv.l. $35 (inst.). Single copies: $20

(indi .... ), $35 (inst.).4, Business Manager, The Ahfad Journal, Suite

1216,4141 N. Henderson Rd., Arlington, VA22203.

5. Amna E. Badri.6. Ahfad Uni ... ersity for Women, P.O. Box 167,

Omdurman, Sudan.7. ISSN 0255-4070.8. LC sn85-23477.9. OClC 12747640.

10. Madison,11. ERIC, UMI.12. The Ahfad Journal's aim is "to publish scientific

research in women's de...elopment issues inSudan and other African countries."

ATIANTIS1. 1975.2. 2/year.3. $20 (Canadian indiv.), $40 (Canadian inst.l, $30

(U.S. indiv.), $50 (U.S. inst.), $35 (other indi .... ),$55 (other inst.I, plus $5 for other foreignpostage.

4. Institute for the Study of Women, Mount SaintVincent Uni ... ersity, 166 Bedford Highway,Halifax, Nova Scotia, B3M 2J6, Canada.

5. Donna E. Smyth.7. ISSN 0702·7818.8. LC cn77·32338.9. OClC 3409840.

10. Madison: State Historical Society.11. The Alternative Press Index; America: History and

Life; Annotated Guide to Women's Periodicals inU.S.A. and Canada: Bowker Serial Directories;The Canadian Almanac: Canadian BusinessPeriodicals Index; Canadian Periodical Index:Canadian Women's Directory; HistoricalAbstracts: Index/Directory of Women's Media;International Directory of Little Magazines andSmall Presses; MLA: Multi-cultural EducetionAbstracts: RE/ACE Journal Index; Resources forFeminist Research; The Serials Directory; Studieson Women Abstracts; Women's StudiesAbstracts: Women's Studies Index.

12. .. Atlantis is an interdisciplinary journal devoted tocritical and creati... e writing in English or Frenchon the topic of women, Contains scholarlyarticles, re... iew essays, book re... iews, art andpoetry...

AUSTRALIAN FEMINIST STUDIES1. 1985.2, 2/year.3. Australia: $45 Aus (indiv.), $80 Aus. (inst,l:

North America: $46 (indiv.), $136 Unst.);elsewhere: £:28 (indiv.), £:72 (inst.).

4. Carfax Pub. Co., 875·81 Massachusetts Ave.,Cambridge, MA 02139, or P.O. Box 25,Abingdon, Oxfordshire OX 14 3UE, England, orP.O. Box 352, Cammeray, NSW 2062, Australia.

5. Susan Magarey.6. Research Centre for Women's Studies, Uni...ersity

of Adelaide, GPO Box 498, Adelaide, SouthAustralia 5005, Australia.

7. ISSN 0818-4649.9. OClC 16151817.10, Madison.11. APAIS; Alternati...e Press Index; Australian Serials

in Print; Studies on Women Abstracts; Women'sStudies Index.

12. .. Australian Feminist Studies publishes

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CAFRA NEWSINOVEDADES CAFRA1. 1987 (CAFRA News); 1990 (Novedades CAFRA).2. 4/year.

1990.2/year.$15 (indiv,l, $25 (inst,).P,O. Box 24839, Eugene OR 97402.Ruth Atkin, Debra Crespin, Rita Fslbel, TobyFinkelstein, Sarah Jacobus, Clare Kinberg, RuthKraut, Shlomit Segal tova.ISSN 1046 9359.lC .,91·92391.OClC 20542141.Madison.Index to Jewish Periodicals."The editors bring to Bridges a commitment thatcombines traditional Jewish values of justice andrepair of the world with insights honed by thefeminist, lesbian and gay movements."

7.B.9.10.11.12.

Way, #5812, Berkeley, CA 94720·5812,5. laura Beth Nielsen.6, Simon Tower, Rm. 491, Boalt Hall, Univ. of

California at Oerkeley, Berkeley, CA 94720.7. ISSN OB82-4312.8. LC 9n85-965.9. OClC 1193055B.10, Madison.11. Alternative Press Index; Annotated Guide to

Women's Periodicals; Current Index to LegalPeriodicals.

12. "The Berkeley Women's Law Journal is guided byan editorial policy that distinguishes us fromother law reviews and feminist periodicals, Ourmandate is to publish resesrch, analysis,narrative, theory, and commentary that addressthe lives and struggles of underrepresentedwomen, We believe that excellence in feministlegal scholarship requires critical examination ofthe intersection of gender with one or more otheraxes of subordination, including, but not limitedto, race, class, sexual orientation, and disability.Therefore, discussions of women's issues thattreat women as a monolithic group do not fallwithin our mandate. Because conditions ininequality are continuslly changing, our mandateis also continually changing."

BROADSHEET1. 1972.2. 4/year.3. $NZ 27.50, $NZ 40 (overseas surface), $NZ 60

(overseas air, Europe), $NZ 56 (America/Asia>.$NZ 45 (Australia/South Pacific).

4. WomanFile Inc" P.O. Box 56-147, Auckland 3,Aotearoa/New Zealand.

5. The Broadsheet Collective.7. ISSN 0110-B603.9. OClC 6579660.

10. Madison.11. Index New Zealand.12. "Broadsheet is New Zealand's only feminist

publication. We provide a forum for women todebate the issues from a feminist perspective,"

BRiDOES, A JOURNAL FOR JEWISH FEMINISTS AND OURFRIENDS1.2.3.4.5.

AUSTRALIAN WOMEN'S BOoK REVIEW1. 1999.2. 4/year.3. $24 Aus, (indiv,), $18 Aus. (unwaged indiv,),

$40 Aus, lair mail) Single copy: $4,95,4, AWBR, Faculty of Arts, St, Albans Campus,

V.U.T., P,O, Box 14428, MMe, Melbourne 3000,Victoria, Australia,

6, Barbara Brook, Michele Grossman.7. ISSN 1033·9434.8, LC 8n91·26809.9. OClC 24499443

10. Madison.11. AUSLlr.12, "Feminist reviewing of books by women in

Australia (some occasional overseaspublications). Each issue has a series of featurereview articlss on a particular topic, e,g, 'ImagingAsian Women,' 'Women & the Environment,'etc. "

BELLES lETTRES1. 1995.2. 3/year.3, $21 lindiv.), $15 (student), $40 (inst.), Sample

issue: $5. Add $5 for foreign postage forCanada; add $20 for all other foreign postage,

4, Karen T. Jankins, P.O. Box 372068, SatelliteBeach, Fl32937-0069.

5, Janet Palmer Mullaney.6. Janet Mullaney, 11151 Captain's Walk Ct., N,

Potomac, MD 20870·0441,7. ISSN 06B4·2957.8. LC sn05·6513.9. OClC 12357950.10. Madison; River Falls.11. Book Review Index; available in University

Microfilms Underground Press Collection;Women's Studies Index.

12. "Founded in 1985, Belles Lettros is a quarterlymagazine devoted to literature by or aboutwomen that includes reviews, interviews,rediscoveries, retrospactives, essays, themesections, and columns on publishing news,reprints, and nonfiction titles, Multicultural,independent press, and international authors arefrequently featured. Appeals to the generalreader as well as the literary cognoscenti,"

transdisclplinary scholarship and discussion in thefields of feminist research and women's studiescourses. In addition, it aims to attract andencourago discussion of government and tradeunion initiatives and policies that concernwomen; examination of the interaction offeminist theory and practice; comment onchanges in curricula relevant to women's studiesand feminist studies ... ; reviews, critiques,enthusiasms and correspondence."

BERKELEY WOMEN'S lAW JOURNAL1. 19B6.2. Annual.3. $18 (indiv,l, $9 (student), $40 (inst.), Add $4

for foreign postage.4, Berkeley Women's law Journal, Univ. of

California Press, Periodicals Dept., 2120 Berkeley

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$20 (indiv,l. $25 (insL). Caribbean: 40 units oflocal currency and not exceeding $20 U.S.(indiv.), 50 units of local currency and notexceeding $25 U.S. (inst.1. elsewhere: $20 USlindiv.l, $25 US (insl.).CAFRA, P.O. Bag 442, Tunapuna, Trinidad &

Tobago, West Indies.Avian Joseph.ISSN 1016·9741.OClC 26343925,Madison.ItCAFRA News is the quarterly newsletter andprimary networking tool of the CaribbeanAssociation for Feminist Research and Action(CAFRA), a regional network of feminists,individual researchers, activists and women'sorganizations, which seeks to channel thecollective powers of women for individual andsocietal transformation. Its main purposes are to:inform members and other interested personsabout the activities and programmes of theassociation: provide a forum for discussion anddebate on key issues of concern to women in theregion; promote the sharing of experiences andfoster links among individual feminists, activiatsand women's organizations; assist in breakingdown language barriers in the region; stimulatewomen's creative expression: and contribute tothe development of the women's mOVementregionally and internationally."

International Index to Film Periodicals;International Index to Television Periodicals;Studies on Women Abstracts; Women's StudiesIndex.

12. Film theory and history; feminist theory;psychoanalytic theory: Marxist theory;photography; video and performance.

CANADIAN JOURNAL OF WOMEN AND THE lAW1. 1965,2. 2/year.3. $21.40 Cdn, (student!low·income), $42.80

Hndiv.), $69.55 Cdn. (inst.). Outside Canada:add $10 (U.S.), $36 (international). Prices includeGST.

4. P.O. Box 450, Station A, 575 King Edward Ave.,Ottawa, Ontario, K1 N 6N5, Canada.

5. Josee Bouchard, T. Brettel Dawson.7, ISSN 0832,8761.9, OClC 13902155,

10. Madison.11. Canadian Feminist Periodical Index: Canadian

Periodical Index; Index to Canadian LegalPeriodical Literature; Index to Legal Periodicals;Studies on Women Abstracts; Women StudiesAbstracts.

12. "The CJWL is the only Canadian legal pariodicaldedicated to providing in-depth, feminist analysisof legal issues of concern to women."

CAMERA OBSCURA1. 1976,2. 3/year.3. $25 (indiv.), $45 (inst.). Add $10 (surface), $20

(air mail) foreign postage (GST #R126496330).4. Journals Division, Indiana University Pr., 601 N.

Morton St., Bloomington, IN 47404.5. Constance Penley, Elisabeth Lyon, Lynn Spigel,

Sharon Willis.6. The Managing Editor, Camera Obscura, Film

Studies Program, Univ. of California, SantaBarbara, CA 93106.

8. LC sc79-4979.9, OClC 4618143,10. Madison: Milwaukee.11. Alternative Press Index; Arts & Humanities

Citation Index; The Film Literature Index;

1976,4lyear.Canada: $32.10 Cdn. (indiv.), $42.80 Cdn.(inst.). Outside Canada: $42 Cdn. (indiv.), $52Cdn. (inst.) Single copies: $8.56 + $2.50postage Cdn. (Canada), $9 (international).212 Founders College, York University, 4700Keele St., Downsview, Ontario M3J 1P3,Canada.Luciana Ricciutelli.ISSN 0713·3235,OClC 9951504,Madison; Milwaukee; State Historical Society.Canadian Periodical Index; Women StudiesAbstracts; Women's Studies Index."CWS/cf is a bilingual, interdisciplinary, feministjournal that brings exciting scholarship aboutwomen to non-scholars, broadcasts our diverseexperiences and bridges the gap betweenCanada's languages and cultures."

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COLUM81A JOURNAL OF GENDER AND lAW1. 1991.2. 2/year.3. $15 (student), $25 (indiv., public interest org.),

$40 (lnst.). Add $4 (surfacel, $6 (air) for foreignpostage.

4. Columbia Univ. School of Law, 435 West 116thSt., New York, NY 10027-7297.

5. Editorial Collective.7, ISSN 1062-6220,8, lC K3,0348,9, OClC 24786067,10. Madison,11. Wilson's Index to Legal Periodicals.

CANADIAN WOMAN STUDIES/lES CAHIERS DE lAFEMME1.2,3,

1976,2/yesr.$18 (indiv.), $22.50 (lib. & inst.), $15 (lowincome). Single copies: $8.P.O. Box B, Corvallis, OR 97339.Margarita Donnelly.ISSN 0147·1627,lC 77'649570,OClC 3114927,Madison.American Humanities Index; The Annual Index toPoetry in Periodicals; The Index of AmericanPeriodical Verse."Calyx publishes literature and art by women. Itexists to nurture women's creativity through thewide promotion and publication of women'sfinest work."

CALYX1.2,3,

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12. "The Columbia Journal of Gender and law wasfounded to publish legal and interdisciplinarywritings on feminism and gender issues and toexpand feminist jurisprudence. Both nationel andinternational in focus, the Journal is intended toserve as a forum for topics inadequatelyaddressed in most law journals and reviews,including issu8s concerning women, children,family, sexuality, reproductive rights, andviolence. The articles in .::lQ1 approach legalissue8 from a variety of disciplines. We aim topromote an expansive view of feminismembracing women and men of all colors, classes,sexual orientations, and cultures."

COMMON GROUND1. 1965.2. lIyear.3. $12 (indiv.), $17 (lnst.). Back issues: $10.4. P.O. Box 454, Sautee-Nacoochee, GA, 30571..

0454.5. Lilith Quinlan.9. OCLC 23150159.

12. "A journal where gr8ssroots women speak fromthe heart. By putting the power of the press inthe hands of poor women, Common Groundhelps them break the silence that perpetuatesoppression. "

COMMON L1VES/LES6IAN LIVES1. 1960.2. 4/year.3. $15 (indiv.), $10 (hardship), $25 (inst.), free to

lesbians in prisons, mental institutions, and oldage homes. Add $7 for foreign postage. Singlecopies: $5.

4. P.O. Box 1553, Iowa City, IA 52244.5. Editorial Collective.7. ISSN 0691-6969.6. LC ,"64- 10345.9. OCLC 6234014.10. Madison.12. History; biography: correspondence: journal

entrias: fiction: poetry; visual art. " CommonLives/Lesbian Lives seeks to document the livesof ordinary lesbians, and to reflect the diversityof the lesbian community··lesbians of color, ofage end of youth, fat lesbians, disabled lesbians,poor and working-class lesbians, Cl/LL wishes toinsure access and visibility to lesbians who havenever thought before of publishing their work."

CONCERNS: WOMEN'S CAUCUS FOR THE MODERNLANGUAGES1. 1970.2. 3/yesr.3. Graduated dues schedule for the Women's

Caucus for the Modern Languages.4. Diana Bowstead, WCML Treasurer, English Dept.,

Hunter College, 695 Park Ave., New York, NY10021.

5, Joan E. Hartman.6. Joan E. Hartman, Dept. of English, College of

Staten lsiend, Staten Island, NY 10301.9. OClC 2259670.12. "Concerns publishes essays on the professional,

political, and curricular concerns of women in the

disciplines of modern languages, includingEnglish. It also publishes news of the nationaland regional Caucuses, features on academicmatters and job discrimination, andannouncements of feminist conferences, calls forpapers, research in progress, and publications."

CONNEXIONS: AN INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'SQUARTERLY1. 1901.2. 4/year.3. $17 (indiv.), $30 Unst. & lib.>. $20 Hndiv.,

Canada & Mexico), $20 (indiv" overseassurface), $35 (indiv., overseas air mail). Singlecopies: $4.

4. People's Translation Service, P.O. Box 14431,Berkeley, CA 94712.

5. Claudia Schaab, Donna Scism; ChristelVestweber.

7. ISSN 0086-7062.8. LC 83·645901; sn83-11831.9. OCLC 6015874.10. Madison.11. Alternative Press Index; Women's Studies Index.12. .. ... the collective product of feminists of diverse

nationalities and political perspectives committedto contributing to an international women'smovement." Each issue focuses on e specifictheme through feature articles, interviews andpersonal narratives, often translated fromforeign-language publications.

CRITICAL MATRIX: THE PRINCETON JOURNAL OFWOMEN. GENDER. AND CULTURE1. 1985.2. 2tyr.3. $15 (indiv.), $12 (student), $28 (inst.). Add

$4.50 (Canada and Mexico) or $7.50 (otherinternational) foreign postage. Single copies: $8.

4. Program in Women's Studies, 113 Dickinson Hall,Princeton Univarsity, Princeton, NJ 08544-1017.

5. Cynthia Cupples and Heather Hadlock.7. ISSN 1060·266X,6. LC 66-642586.9. OCLC 13313631.10. Madison.11. MLA International Bibliography: Women Studies

Abstracts.12. "Critical Matrix is a forum for research, criticism,

theory, and creative work in feminism and genderstudies. Seeking connections among academic,creative, and political approaches to gender,Critical Mattix brings together written and visualmaterials that explore, redefine, or reach acrosstraditional disciplinary boundaries. Edited bygraduate students, guided by an advisory boardof nationally recognized scholars, and publishedtwice yearly by the Program in Women's Studiesat Princeton University, Critical Matrix solicitsnew work by authors from multiple disciplines, atany stage in their careers, with or withoutacademic affiliation. n

DAUGHTERS OF SARAH1. 1974.2. 4/year.3. $18. Add $5 for foreign postage.

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4. P.O. Box 19575·165, Tehran, han,5. Mahboobeh Abasgholizadeh,6. 23, West Nahid Ave., Valiasr Ave" Tehran, Iran.7. ISSN 1023-4361.8. LC sn95-1 831 B.9. OCLC 33332242.11. Period/ca Islamica; Women's Studies Abstracts.12. Farzaneh's aim and focus are on "providing

insight on women's studias in Iran, the statusand condition of women in Iran, and cross­cultural or interfaith dialogue on women'sconcerns and rights. It includes research articles,anslysis, and editorials on women in Iran andIslam. Farzaneh is a bilingual Persian/Englishjournal.

FEMINISM & PSYCHOLOGY, AN INTERNATioNALJOURNAL1. 1991.2. 4/year.3. $51 Hndiv.), $154 Hnst.), or £32 (indiv.), £96

(Inst,).4. Sage Publications Ltd., P.O. Box 5096, Thousand

Oaks, CA 91359; or Sage Publications Ltd" 6Bonhill St., London EC2A 4PU, United Kingdom.

5. Sue Wilkinson.6. Dept. of Social Sciences, Loughborough Univ.,

Loughborough, Leicestershire LE11 3TU, UnitedKingdom.

7. ISSN 0959-3535.B. LC 91-649264.9. OCLC 23367452.10. Madison.11, ASSIA; Current Contents/Social and 8ehavioral

Sciences; Human Sexuality; IBZ; PsychINFO;PsychLIT; Psychological Abstracts; ResearchAlert; Sage Family Studies Abstracts; SocialScience Citation Index; Sociological Abstracts;Studies on Women Abstracts; Violence andAbuse Abstracts; Women Studies Abstracts.

12. Feminism & Psychology aims "to foster thedevelopment of feminist theory Bnd practice in -­and beyond -- psychology, and to represent theconcerns of women in a wide range of contextsBcross the academic-applied 'divide:"

FEMINIST BOOKSTORE NEWS1. 1976.2. 7/year.3, $70, plus $9 Canada or $19 other international.

Single copies $6.4, P.O. Box 882554, San Francisco, CA 94188-

2554.5. Carol Seajay.7. ISSN 0741-6555.9. OCLC 10196440.10. Milwaukee; State Historical Society.11. University Microfilms, Ann Arbor, MI.12. "Trade magazine for booksellers, publishers,

librarians, and all who care passionately aboutfeminist and lesbian books."

1989.3/year.$32 (lncliv.), $60 (lnst.). Add $10 for foreignpostage. Single copies: $10 (indiv.), $20 (lnst.),plus $1.75 postage.Journals Manager, Indiana University Press, 601N. Morton St., Bloomington, IN 47404.Naomi Schor, Elizabeth Weed.Box 1958, Brown University, PrOVidence, RI02912.ISSN 1040-7391.LC 89-650873.OCLC 18507940.Madison, Oshk08h.Sociological Abstracts; Studies on WomenAbstracts; Women's Studies Index.ltd iff e ron c e s: A Journal of FeministCultural Studies is affiliated with the PembrokeCenter for Teaching and Research on Women, anonprofit educational organization, at BrownUniversity. The journal brings together culturslstudies and feminism and aims to provide aforum for an examination of cultural politics anddiscursive practices informed by feministcriticism. "

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DIFFERENCES: A JOURNAL OF FEMINIST CULTURALSTUDIES1.2.3.

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4. 2121 Sheridan Rd., Evanston, Il60201-2926.5. liz Anderson, Cathi Falsani.6. 2121 Sheridan Rd .• Evanston, Il60201-2926.7. ISSN 0739-1749.8. lC sn83-8089.9. OCLC 2254361.10. State Historical Society.11. Index to Book Reviews in Religion (BRR); Religion

Index One: Periodicals (RIO).12. "We seek to educate and sustain Christian people

to change and trsnsform church snd society onissuss of mutuality, justice and equality...

EVERYWOMAN1. 1985.2. 12lyear.3. U.S.: £:40 Uncllv., air ffiail), £:65 (lnst., air mail);

Groat Brltsin: £24 (lndiv.), £.37 (inst,); Europe:£30 (indiv., air mail), £44 (lnst., air mail); outsideEurope £40 (indlv., air main, £30 (indiv.,surface); £65 (lnst., air mam, £45 (inst.,surface). Single copies: £.1.95 (Great Britain),£5.50 (U.S.).

4. 9 St. Albans Place, London, NI ONX, England.5. Louisa Saunders.7. ISSN 0267-2294.9. OCLC 15471308.10. Madison.12. Everywoman seeks "to celebrate women's

achievements, campaign for women's rights andforge linka between grassroots feminism andmainstream culture."

FARZANEH: JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S STUDIES ANDRESEARCH1. 1993.2. 4/year.3, $40 (Europe, U.S.A., Pacific, Latin America), $30

(Middle East, Asia, Africa).

FEMINIST COLLECTIONS: A QUARTERLY OF WOMEN'SSTUDIES RESOURCES1. 19BO.2, 4/year,3, University of Wisconsin: $8,25 tindiv.), $15

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(organizations). Wisconsin subscriptions: $16Hndiv. & non-profit women's organizationsl.$22.50 (libraries & other organizations). Out-of­state subscriptions: $30 (indiv. & women'sprograms), $55 (inst,L Foreign subscribers paypostage: $13·surface (Canada). $15·surface(elsewhere); $25·air mail (Canada), $55·air mail(elsewhere). Fee covers most publications of theOffice of the Women's Studies librarian (See p.ill. Single copies: $3.50.

4. 430 Memorial library, 728 State Street,Madison, WI 53706.

5. Phyllis Weisbard, linda Shult.7. ISSN 0742-7441: 0742-7433. 0742-7123.8. lCsn84·10183.9. OCLC 6467769.

10. Baraboo; Barron Co.; Eeu Claire; Fond du lac;Green Bay; la Crosse; Madison; Milwaukee;Oshkosh: Parkaide; Platteville; River Falls; RockCo.; Sheboygan; Stevens Point; Stout; Superior;Washington County; Waukesha; Whitewater.

11. Women's Studies Index.12. Editorials, features, news, bibliographies, book

reviews. Focus on feminist librarianship,publishing, bookselting, archiving,researching--both in Wisconsin and nationally.Review essays strive to provide a guide to theliterature on a particular topic, (e.g. sociobiology;women in development; western women; lesbianstudies; Black women; feminist science fiction).

FEMINIST ISSUES1. 1980.2. 2/year.3. $36 (indiv.), $72 (inst.). Single copies: $18

(indiv.l, $36 (insU. Add $14 (surface) or $26(air mail) postage outside U.S.

4. Transaction Periodicals Consortium, Dept. 8010,Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ 08903;European and Israeli orders: Swets PublishingService, Heereweg 347, 2161 CA. lisse, TheNetherlands.

6. Elizabeth Fox·Genovese, Women's StudiesProgram, 210 Physics Bldg., Emory Univ.,Atlanta, GA 30322.

5. Elizabath Fox-Genovese.7. ISSN 0270-6679.8. LC 82-641422: ,n80-13352.9. OCLC 6482659.10. Madison; Milwaukee; Oshkosh.11. Alternative Press Index; Periodica Islamica;

Studies on Women Abstracts; UniversityMicrotilms, Ann Arbor, MI; Women StudiesAbstracts; Women's Studies Index.

12. Feminist Issues offers "a forum to open debateon feminism, women's issues, and women's livesthroughout the world."

FEMINIST REVIEW1. 1979.2. 3/year.3. North America: $42 (indiv.l. $110 (inst.), $12.95

single copy. UKlEEC: f24 (indiv.), f68 (inst.),£9.99 single copy (back issues); Overseas: f30lindiv.}, f74 (inst,).

4. Trevina White, Routledge Journals, CheritanHouse, North Way, Andover, Hants SP10 5BE

England.5. Editorial Collective.6. Feminist Review, 52 Featherstone St., london

EC1Y 8RT, England.7. ISSN0141-7789.8. LC 80-647745_9. OClC 6191763.

10. Madison; Oshkosh.11. Alternative Press Index; Social Science Citation

Index; Social Science Index; Women's StudiesIndex.

12. Feminist Review is a "major women's studiesjournal in Britain committed to publishing the bestof contemporary feminist analysis and alwaysinformed by an awareness of changing politicalissues. "

FEMINIST STUDIES1. 1972.2. 3/year.3. $30 (indiv.I, $20 (students with copy of dated

proof of student status), $75 (inst.). Add $6foreign ($40 air mail). Single copy: $12 (indiv.);$25 (inst.l,

4. Claire G. Moses, Editor & Manager, FeministStudies, c/o Women's Studies Program,University of Maryland, College Park, MD 20742.

5. Claire G. Moses.7. ISSN 0046-3663.8. lC 78·645276; sc76-192.9. OCLC 1632809.10. Eau Claire; Green Bay: la Crosse, Madison;

Milwaukee; Oshkosh; Parkside; Platteville; RiverFalls: Stevens Point; Stout; Whitewater.

11. Academic Index; Alternative Press Index;America: History and life; Applied Social ScienceIndex & Abstracts; Bulletinsignaletique-sociologie; Current Contents onSocial & Behavioral Index; Expanded AcademicIndex; General Periodical Index; HistoricalAbstracts; Index to Poetry in Periodicals;International Bibliography of Book Reviews;International Bibliography of Periodical literature;Inventory of Marriage & Family literature; literaryCriticism: Modern language AssociationInternational Bibliography; Newsreach; PeriodicaIslamica; The Philosopher's Index; Poem Finder;Sage Family Studies Abstractsj Sage HumanRelations Abstracts: Social Sciences CitationIndex; Sociological Abstracts; Studies on WomenAbstracts; Women Studies Abstracts; Women'sStudies Index.

12. "Feminist Studies was founded to encourageanalytic responses to feminist issues and to opennow areas of research, criticism and speculation.The editors are committed to providing a forumfor feminist anslysis, debate, and exchange. Thefeminist movement has demonstrated that thestudy of women is more than a compensatoryproject. Instead, feminism has the potentialfundamentally to reshape the way we view theworld. We wish not just to interpret women'sexperiences but to change women's condition.For us, feminist thought represents atransformation of consciousness, social forms,and modes of action."

FEMINIST TEACHER1. 1984.2. 3/yesr.3. $18 Hodiv.), $32.50 (inst.), Add $15 for foreign

postage. Single copies: $8 (indiv,), $12 (inst.).4. Ablex. Pub., 355 Chestnut St., Norwood, NJ

07648.5. Editorial Collective.6. Wheaton College, Norton, MA 02766.7. ISSN 0882-4843.8. LC s085-1018.9. OCLC 11660672.10. Madison; Milwaukee; Oshkosh: Parkside;

Platteville; Stevans Point: Whitewater.11. Alternative Press Index; Studies on Women

Abstracts; Women's Studies Index,12. "Feminist Teacher is 8 multidisciplinary magazine

committed to publishing articles that challengetraditional teaching practices, disciplinay canons,research methdologies, & approaches to day-to­day classroom interactions."

FEMINIST VOiCES1. 1987.2. 1D/year.3. $15 (iodiv.), $25 (joet.). Free to women in prison

and other institutions.4. P.O. Box 853, Madison, WI 53701·0853.5. Editorial CoUeotive.9. OCLC 25927620.10. State Historioal Society.12. "Feminist Voio8s is an open forum by and for

women with a oommitment to supportingwomen's choices and the freedom to shape ourown lives. We wish to reflect the diversity ofwomen's lives and experiences, as well as ouroommon struggles, and to provide a space inwhich women can share, dialogue and debate,question and oreate. We see openness to growthand change as an essential element of feminismand strive to be a part of this process.~Voices will oot consider for publication anymaterial that perpetrates patriarchsl stereotypesor other oppressive attitudes. "

FIREWEED1. 1978.2. 4/year.3. Canada: $20 (indiv.), $30 (iost.). Outside

Canada: $28 (indiv.), $42 (inst.) Please add 7%GST (#Rl073836630). Single copies: $7, plus$1.50 for 1 copy, end $.50 for each additionalcopy (Canada), $2/$1 (outside Canada).

4. P.O. Box 279, Station S, Toronto, Ontario, M5T2W2, Canada.

5. Fireweed Collective.7. ISSN 0706-3857.8. LC cn79·30301.9. OCLC 4677989.

10. Madisonj State Historical Society.11. Canadian Literary Index: Canadian Women's

Periodicals Index; Sociological Abstracts; Studieson Women Abstracts.

12. Fireweed is a "feminist quarterly of writing,politics, art, and oulture committed to the diversecultural expression of woman."

FRIENDS OF WOMEN NEWSLETTER1. 1992.2. 2/year.3. U.S.: $15; Thailand: $4.4. 1379/30 Soi Praditchai I Phaholyothin Rd.,

Sammsannai, Bangkok 10400 Thailand (ohecksand money orders should be made payable toPloyjew Sunan, FOW Scretary.

5. Karilyn Buck, Ampiwal Sakmuang.8. LC sn94-43643.9. OCLC 30886940.10. Madison.12. "Friends of Women Newsletter is a grassroots

publication promoting public awareness ofwomen's issues in Thailand."

FRONTIERS: A JOURNAL OF WOMEN STUDIES1. 1975.2. 3/year.3. $24 (indiv.l, $33 (jnst.). Single copies: $9

lindiv.), $11 (lnst,).4. Frontiers, University Press of Colorado, P.O. Box

849, Niwot, CO 80544.5. Sue Armitage.6. ~, Women's Studies Program, Weshington

State Univ., Pullman, WA 99164-4032.7. ISSN 0160-9009.8. lC 8c78·317.9. OCLC 2586280.10. Eau Claire: La Crosse: Madison; Milwaukee;

Parkside; Platteville; State Historical Society;Stevens Point; Whitewater.

11. America, History and life; American HumanitiesIndex; Current Contents/Social and BehavioralStudies; Historical Abstracts; Human ResouroesAbstracts: The Literary Criticism Register; TheMlA International Bibliography; PAIS: SocialWelferej Sage Family Studies Abstracts; SocialSciences Citation Index; Sociological Abstracts;Studies on Women Abstraots; Women StudiesAbstracts; Women's Studies Index.

12. Feature articlesj poetry; black and whitephotogrephy; short fiction. Each issue focuseson a theme, e.g., women's oral history: mothersand daughtersj Chicanasj Native Amerioanwomen; women as verbal artists: who speaks forthe women's movement; lesbian history.Frontiers: A Journal of Women Studies is a bridgebetween the community and the acadamy,featuring both scholarly and literary work, thepersonal essay. as well as the latest theoretical,polemic, exciting artwork alongside importantcontributions in the social sciences and criticalthought. Frontiers is also one of the few feministjournals to feature work by woman of color andfocus on women in the West.

GENDER AND EDUCATiON1. 1989.2. 3/year.3. North America: $78 (indiv.), $292 (iost.); EU:

£42 lindiv.), £148 (Inst.); Outside EU £42Undiv.l, £162 (inst.).

4. Carfex Publishing, P.O. Box 25, Abingdon,Oxfordshire OX14 3UE, United Kingdom.

5. Rosemary Preston, Christina Hughes.6. Continuing Education, Univ. of Warwick,

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Coventry, CV4 7AL United Kingdom.7. ISSN 0954·0253.9. OClC 19946680.10. Madison.11. Academic Abstracts; Contents Pagoa in

Education: Educational Technology Abstracts;Multicultural Education Abstracts; SchoolOrganization & Management Abstracts:Sociological Abstracts; Sociology of EducationAbstracts: Special Educational Needs Abstracts;Studios on Women Abstracts; TechnicalEducation and Training Abstracts; Women'sStudies Index.

12. Gender and Education focu8os on "gender andfeminist knowledge, theory and debate 8S thoserelata to all aspects of educational developmentand its effects."

OENDER & HISTORY1. 1989.2. 3lvosr.3. North America: $53 Hod/v.). $141 (inst.)

(Canada, please add 7% GSn. U.K.: £:31lindiv.l. £89 (inst.); rest of world: £.37 (jndiv.),£108 (inst.).

4. Journal Marketing Manager, Blackwell Publishers,108 Cowley Rd., Oxford OX4 lJF, UnitedKingdom, or 238 Main St., Suite 501,Cambridge, MA 02142.

5. Leonore Davidoff, U.K. and Grey Osterud, U.S.A,6. Keith McClelland, School of History & Politics,

Middlesex Univ., White Hart Lane, London Nt78HR, United Kingdom, or Schlesinger Library,Radcliffe College, 10 Garden Street, Cambridge,MA 02138.

7. ISSN 0953-5233.9. OClC 19587394.10. Madison; Platteville.11. Women's Studies Abstracts; Women's Studies

Index.12. Gender and History is "the only specialist journal

for research and writing on historical questionsabout femininity and masculinity and relationshipsbetween women and men in the past, Thejournal covers all historical periods and a widespeotrum of societies. It

OENDER & SOCIETY1. 1987.2. 6/year.3. $54 lindiv.), $165 (inst.1, Add $8 outside the

U.S. Single copies: $15 (indlv.), $31 (inst.)(California residents please add 7.25% sales tax).Add $12 for foreign postage.

4. Sage Publications, 2455 Teller Rd., ThousandOaks, CA 91320. Orders from the U.K., Europe,the Middle East, and Africa should be sent to 6Bonhi1l St., London EC2A 4PU, U.K.; orders fromIndia should be sent to P.O. Box 4215, NewDelhi 110 046, India. SWS membershipinformation: Shirley Scritchfield, Dept. ofSociology, Creighton Univ., Omaha, NB 88178.

5. Margaret Andersen, Both Schneider (Editor Elect>"6. Dr. Beth Schneider, Editor, Dept. of Sociology,

Univ. of California, Santa Barbara, CA 93106.7. ISSN 0891·2432.8. lC 88-003081.

9. DClC 14687475.10. Eau Claire; Green Bay; Madison; Milwaukee;

Oshkosh: Parksida: Stout; Whitewater,11. ABC Political Science: Academic Index; African

Urban & Regional Science Index; America:History and Life: ASSIA: Applied Social SciencesIndex & Abstracts; Current Contents/Social &Behavioral Sciences; Current Index to Journals inEducation {CIJEI: Family Resource; HealthInstrument File; Historical Abstracts; PeriodicaIslamica; PsycALERT & PsychlNFO databases;Psychological Abstracts; Risk Abstracts; SageFamily Studies Abstracts; Social P1anning/Polioyand Development; Sociological Abstracts; Studieson Women Abstracts; University Microfilms, AnnArbor. MI; Violence and Abuse Abstracts;Women Studies Abstracts; Women's StudiesIndex; Work Related Abstracts.

12. "Gander & Society focuses on the social andstructural atudy of gender as a basic principle ofthe social order and as a primary social category.Emphasizing thaory and research from a micro­and macrostructural perspective, Gonder &Society welcomes studies in sociology, socialpsychology, political science, history, economics,and anthropology that are framed by a socialanalysis and a fominist perspective. Gender &Society is committed to an evaluation policy thatdoes not preclude any of the femini::;tperspectives. "

GENDER. PLACE & CULTURE1. 1994.2. 2/year3. North America: $72 (indiv.), $192 (inst.): E.U. &

outside E,U.: £.42 (indiv.l, £112 (inst.).4. Carfax Publishing Company, P.O. Box 25,

Abingdon, Oxfordshire OX 14 3UE, UnitedKingdom, or 875·81 Massachusetts Ave.,Cambridge, MA 02139.

6. Liz Bondi & Mona Domosh.6. Liz Bondi, Dept. of Geography, Univ. of

Edinburgh, Drummond St., Edinburgh EH6 9XP,or Mona Domosh, Dept of Geography, College ofLiberal Arts, Florida Atlantic University, 2912Colege Ave., Davie, FL 33314. Books forreview: Cindi Katz, Environmental PsychologyProgram, Graduate School & University Center,C.U.N.Y., 33 W 42nd St., New York, NY 10036·8099, or Caroline Mills, Dept. of Geography &Geology, Cheltenham & Gloucester College ofHigher Education, Francis Close Hall, SwindonRd., Cheltenham, Gloucestershire GL50 4A2,United Kingdom.

7. ISSN 0966 369X.8. LC sn94-43357.9. OClC 29760407.10. Madison.11. Studies on Women Abstracts.12, "The aim of Gender. Place and Culture is to

provide the focal point for recent work concernedwith gender issues in geography and relateddisciplines. Key concerns in this area include thefollowing: goographical variations in genderdivisions and structures of patriarchy: the culturalconstruction and the cultural politics of gender;the intersections between gender, 'race',

ethnicity, nationality, sexuality, class, age andother social divisions. The journal will provide aforum for debate in human geography and relateddisciplines on these themes. By drawing togetherthese contributions, the journsl will highlight therelevance of geogrephical research to feminismand women's studies."

GENDERS1. 1988.2. 2/year.3. $35. Single copies: $9 Ondiv.l, $14 (jnst.). Add

$5.50 (subscriptions) or $3 Isingle copies) forforeign postage.

4. New York Univ. Press, 70 WaShington SquareSouth, New York, NY 10012·1091,

5. Ann Kibbey.6. Dept. of English, Campus Box 226, Univ. of

Colorado at Boulder, Boulder, CO 80309.7. ISSN 0894·9832.B. lC sn87-1919.9. OClC 16388863.

10. Madison: Oshkosh: Whitewater.11. Abstracts of English Studies; America: History &

life: American Humanities Index: Arts andHumanities Citation Index: Current Contents/Artsand Humanities: Film Literature Index; HistoricalAbstracts; Institute for Scientific Information:linguistios and language Behavior Abstracts;MHRA Bibliography of English language andliterature; MlA International Bibliography;Research Alert: Studies on Women Abstracta;Women Studiss Abstracts; Women's StudiosIndex.

12. Genders publishes .....diverse scholarship onissues of gender in the fields of history, art,literature, cinema, and society."

HARVARD WOMEN'S lAW JOURNAL1. 1978.2. Annual.3. $15 (indiv.), $17 (foreign, surface), $18

(Canada), $27 (foreign, air mail).4. Subscription Msnager, Publications Center,

Harvard law School, Cambridge, MA 02138.Back issues: William S. Hein & Co., Inc., 1285Main St., Buffalo, NY 14209.

5. Peggie R. Smith.6. Articles Editors, Harvard Women's law Journal,

Harvard law School. Cambridge, MA 02138.7. ISSN 0270-1456.8. lC 80-643769.9. OClC 3967304.10. Madison: Platteville.11. Alternative Press Index; Current law Index; Index

to legal Periodicals: PAIS.12. "The Harvard Women's law Journal is devoted

to the development of a feminist jurisprudence.The main purpose is to provide an in-depthexploration of the impact of the law on womenand of women on tho law. Political, economic,historical and sociological perspectives arecombined with legal ones to present a realisticportrait of women's logal status."

HEALTH CARE FOR WOMEN INTERNATIONAL1. 1979.2. 6/year.3. U.S.: $89, U.K.: £54 (indiv.--home addresses

only); U.S.:$190, U.K.: £115 (inst.). For detailson membership in the International Council onWomen's Health Issues contact SharonWilkerson, Secretary, 1337 Johnaon Hall ofNursing, West layfayette, IN 47907-1337.

4. U.S., Canada, & Mexico: Taylor & Francis, 1900Frost Rd., Suite 101, Bristol, PA 19007; India:Universal Sub. Agency, Pvt., ltd., 101-102Community Ctr., Malviya Nagar Extn., Post BagNo.8, Saket, New Delhi; Japan: Kinokuniya Co.,ltd., Journal Dept., P.O, Box 55, Chitose, Tokyo156, Japan; U.K. & all others: Taylor & Francisltd., Rankine Rd., Basingstoke, Hampshire RG24aPR England.

5. Dr. Phyllis Noerager Stern.6. Phyllis Noerager Stern, Professor and Chair,

Parent-Child Dept., School of Nursing, IndianaUniversity, 1111 Middle Dr., Indianapolis, IN46202·5107.

7. ISSN 0739-9332.8. lC sn83-8667.9. OClC 9837689.10. Eau Claire; Madison; Milwaukee; Oshkosh.11. BIOSIS; Cumulative Index to Nursing & Allied

Health Literature; MEDlARS; MEDlINE; NursingAbstracts; Sociological Abstracts; Studies onWomen Abstracts; Women's Studios Index.

12. "The journal provides an international,interdisciplinary approach to health care forwomen. The editors accept research reports andclinical and theoretical papers about a widevariety of women's health issues."

HECATE: A WOMEN'S INTERDISCIPLINARY JOURNAL1. 1975.2. 2/year.3. $20 Aus. Hndiv.l, $80. (indiv., sustaining), $40

Aus. (inst.), (institutional rate will be $60 Aus.from January, 1995). Single copies: $6 Undiv.l.$7.50 Hnst.>.

4. P.O. Box 99, St. Lucia, Brisbane, Oueensland4067, Australia.

5. Carole Ferrier.7. ISSN 0311·4198.9. OClC 2530248.10. Madison; Oshkosh..11. Alternative Press Index; Women Studies

Abstracts; Women's Studies Index.12. Historical and critical articles; creative work;

graphics; bibliographies; reviews. "Hecate printsmaterial relating to women. We are interested incontributions which employ a feminist, marxist,or other radical methodology to focus on theposition of women in relation to patriarchy andcapitalism. "

HERESIES: A FEMINiST PUBLICATION ON ART & POLITICS

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HERIZONS1. 1992.2. 4/year.

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4. P,O. Box 128, Winnipeg, Manitoba R3G 2G 1Canada,

5. Penni Mitchell.7. ISSN 0711-7485.8. LC s094-31959.9. OCLC 28686467.10. Stato Historical Society.11. University Microfilms, Ann Arbor, MI.12. "Herizons has a feminist issues slant and writes

about news, includes book reviews, carriesinterviews, includes lots of photos, and boasts afull-color cover and lively design,"

HIKANE: THE CAPABLE WOMON: DISABLED WIMMIN'SMAGAZINE FOR LESBIANS AND OUR WIMMIN ALLIES1. 19B9.2. Irregular.3. For women only. Sliding scale, or $14 suggested

donation Hndiv." $18 suggested donation(groups), $24/4 issues (inst.).

4. P.O. Box 841, Great Barrington, MA 01230.5. Jodi.

10, State Historical Society.12, "Hikane" is a word from Ancient greak (lXQvJ))

which means 'sufficient', and 'the capablewoman.' Hikane: the Capable Womon oxists forthe networking and empowerment of disabledlesbians, our non-dyke wimmin allies, and non­disabled sisters who are in solidarity with us andour concerns. We are a forum for the expressionof the politics, experience, creativity & culture ofdisabled wimmin. The word "hikane" ispronounced "HEE-kan-AY."

HURRiCANE ALICE

6. Linda Lopez McAlister, Hypatia, University ofSouth Florida, HMS 413, Tampa, FL 33620­8350.

7. ISSN 0887-5367.8. LC sn86-1213.9. OCLC 13312118.10. Eau Claire; La Crosse; Madison; Milwaukee;

Oshkosh; Platteville; Stevens Point; Whitewater,11. Academic Index; Alternative Press Index; The

Philosopher's Index; The Philosopher's IndexDatabase, file 57 of DIALOG; SociologicalAbstracts; Studies on Women Abstracts; WomenStudies Abstracts; Women's Studies Index.

12. It~ is the first journal in this countrydedicated to the publication of scholarly researchin feminist philosophy. ArticiAS in Hypatiaprovide both authors and readers a context forunderstanding feminist philosophy thst isunavailable in other women's studies journals orin mainstream philosophy journals."

HYSTERIA: WOMEN, HUMOR & SOCIAL CHANGE1. 1993.2. 4/year.3. $18. Canada: $24 U.S., International: $30 U.S.4. Box 8581 Brewster Station, Bridgeport, CT

06605.5. Deborah Werksman.7. ISSN 1065-9633.8. LC 94-648367.9. OCLC 26819861.10. State Historical Society.12. ItHysteria is a women's humor magazine

dedicated to celebrating women's progresstowards equality and to giving us a forum for ourjoy and laughter."

HYPATIA1. 19B6.2. 4/year.3. $35 (indiv.), $60 (inst.). Single copias: $10

(lndiv,), $20 (lnst.). Add $12.50 for foreignsurface postage.

4, Journals Manager, Indiana Univ. Press, 601 N.Morton St., Bloomington, IN 47404.

5, Linda Lopez McAlister.

INITIATIVES: JOURNAL OF NAWE1. 1937.2. 4/year.3. $40, $50 (foreign). Single copies: $13.4. NAWE, 1325 18th SI. N.W.. Suit. 210,

Washington, DC 20036-6511,5. Patricia A. Farrant.6. clo American College Testing, P.O. Box 168,

Iowa City, IA 52243.7. ISSN 1042-413X

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1983.4/year.$12 (indiv.l. $10 lstudents/low-income/seniorsl,$20 (inst.). Add $5 postago (Canada), $9 (otherforeign). Single copies: $3.207 Lind Hall, 207 Church St., S.E., Minneapolis,MN 55455.Martha Roth, Patricia Cumbie, Executive Editors.ISSN OB82-7907.OCLC 10741971.State Historical Society.American Humanities Index."The mission of H.A. is to read and writewomen's experience fully; to evolve e new proseform that integrates parsonal voice and personalexperience into critical reviews of our arts andculture. Our aim is to reflect the diversity ofhuman experience; therefore H,A ....strives toinclude in each issue work by people of variousracial and ethnic heritages."

IKON1.2.3.

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19B2/83.2/year.$12 (indiv.), $15.00 (inst.), Single copies: $6(#12/13, $9.951.P.O. Box 1355, Stuyvesant Station, New York,NY 10009.Susan Sherman.ISSN 0579-4315.LC s085-19052.OCLC 13460423.Madison."IKON is about 'creativity and change'--theinseparability of the creative process and socialchange. It is a cultural magazine, a politicalmagazine, a feminist magazine, which shows theexperiences of third world women, lesbians,Jewish and working women, women in all ourdiversity. "

8. lC 90·841397.9. OClC 18509875.10. Eeu Clairo; La Crosse; Madison; Oshkosh;

Platteville; Superior; Whitewater.11, CIJEj Education Index; Higher Education

Abstracts; University Microfilms, Ann Arbor, Ml.12. "!nitlatives, tho aW8rd~wjnning journal of the

National Association for Women in Education,publishes srticlos on subjects of concern towomen in all aspects of education. The journalhas 8 special interost in significant, timely topicsthat have not yet received substantial attention inthe professional and popular literature. In recentyears, special issu8s of Initiatives have focusedon such diverso themes as feminism on aCatholic campus, men's studies, gender equity inmath and science, sexual harassment, women'scenters, and black women in higher education.Articles in nontheme issues have ranged widely:for example, women's education internationally,mentoring, pay equity, campus climate, womenin aviation education, journal keeping,professional development, leadership, teachingyoung Native American women, duel careerfamilies, and self-defense training for women."

IOWA WOMAN1. 1980.2. 4/year.3. $20, $24 (Canada), $26 (Latin America), $29

(Western Europe), $32 (international air mail).Includes newsletter, Iowa Woman Endeavors.

4. P.O. Box 680, Iowa City, IA 52244-0680.5. Marianne Abel, Editor: Sandra Adelmund, Poetry

Editor.7. ISSN 0271·8227.9. OClC 8685846.10. Madison.11. Abstracts of Popular Culture; Alternative Press

Index: American Humanities Index: MLAInternational Bibliography.

12. Rlowa Woman is a nationally distributed, award­winning quarterly of fiction, poetry, essaya,feature articles, interviewa/profiles, book reviews,and visual art by women everywhere.Subscribers also receive a quarterly newsletterabout Iowa Woman Endeavors, an independent,nonprofit organization, and its public events forwriters and artists in Iowa."

awareness of our subscribers."

ISIS INTERNATIONAL1. 1984.2. 4/year. (Women in Action. appears in English and

Spanish.)3. $20 (indiv, or groups), $30 (inst) -- English

edition, Women in Action; $35 -- Spanish edition,Women in Action).

4. Women in Action (English edition): IsisInternational, 85 A East Maya St., PhilamlifeHomes, Quezon, Philippines, or P,O. Box 1837,Quezon City Main, Quezon City 1100,Philippines; Women in Action (Spanish edition):Isis Internadona!, Casi!la 2067, Correa Central,Santiago, Chile,

5, ISIS International.7, ISSN 01/6-8497 (Women in Action, Spanish

edition).8. LC sn84-1 0908,9. OClC 4286732.10. Madison.11. Women's Studies Index.12. ISiS International's Women in Action "gives in­

depth coverage to the issues women around theworld are working on: development, health,work, violence against women, media,communication, methods of organization, modelsfor action, networking and more.... Each issue isproduced jointly by Isis International and one ormore Third World women's groups." Articles,editorials, conference reports, resource guides.

IS1S·WICCE IWomen'. Internllltlonllli Cross-CulturllliExchlllnge)1. 1984.2. 2/yesr (Women's World).3. $20 (indiv.), $40 (jnsL), $50 (supporting).4. ISIS-WICCE, Women's World, Box 4934,

Kampala, Uganda, East-Africa.5. Gladys Siwela.11. Women's Studies Index,12. "International feminist magazine providing news

about women around the world from a feministperspective and focusing particularly on the linkbetween women in developing and industrializedcountries, "

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IRIS: A JOURNAL A80UT WOMEN1. 1980.2. 2/year.3. $9 (indiv.); $40 (inst.). Single copies: $5.50.4. Women's Center, Box 323, HSC, University of

Virginia, Charlottesville, VA 22908.5. Rebecca Hyman.7. ISSN 0898·1301.9. OClC 12588752.10. Madison.11. Directory of Women's Media; Women Studies

Abstracts; Women's Studies Index.12. "!d! is a fully inclusive journal: we aim to provide

information to women about issues which affectthem, across race, class and sexual preference.We try to print information the mass mediaignores, and succeed in raising the political

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JOURNAL OF FEMINiST FAMilY THERAPY: ANINTERNATIONAL FORUM1. 1989.2. 4/year.3. $40 (indiv.), $60 (inst.), $125 (libr. &

subscription agencies). Foreign (outside Canada)add 40%; add 30% + 7% GST (Canada).

4. The Haworth Press, 10 Alice St., Binghamton,NY 13904

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7. ISSN 0895·2833.8. lC 89·657282.9. OClC 16545991.10. Madison.11. Abstraots of Research in Pastoral Care &

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12. "The Journal of Feminist Fsmily Therapy providesa multidisoiplinary forum to further explore therelationship between feminist theory and familytherepy practice and thoory. Articles includethose of 8 theoretical nature, as well 8S thosefocusing on empirical research and clinicalapplication. The Journal seeks to critique familytherapy ooncepts, including the field as a wholeand its institutional struoture, as well as feministapproaches to family therapy training andsupervision, and to apply 8 feminist-orientedperspeotive to treatmont issues of particularimportance to therapy with women."

JOURNAL OF FEMINIST STUDIES IN RElIGION1. 1985.2. 2/yesr.3. $18 (indiv.), $14 (students), $30 (inst.), £12.50

(foreign, indiv.), £:17.50 (foreign, inat.). Singlecopies: £:8.85. Single oopios: $15.50, fromProfessional Book Distributors, P.O. Box 6996,Alpharotta, GA 30239-6996.

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Resoarch Alert: Social Scisearch: Studies onWomen Abstracts.

12. "The Journal of Gender Studies is aninterdisciplinary journal which publishes articlesrelating to gender from a fominist perspectivecovering a wide range of subject areas includingthe social and natural sciences, arts, and popularculture. "

JOURNAL OF WOMEN & AGING1. 1989.2. 4/year.3. $40 (indiv.), $90 {inst.1. $140 (Iibr. and sub.

agencies). Add 40% for foreign (outside U.S.):add 30% plus 7% G&S tax (Canada). GST#R129786984. Back volumos: add 30% ofabove subscription rate.

4. The Haworth Press, 10 Alice Street, Binghamton,NY 13904·1580.

5. J. Dianne Garner.6. Dept. of Social Work, Washburn University,

Topeka, KS 66621.7. ISSN 0895·2841.8. lC 89·656519.9. OClC 16546320.10. Madison; Oshkosh: Stout.11. Abstracts in Anthropology; Abstracts in Social

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KALLIOPE: A JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S ART1. 1979.2. 3/ysar.3, $12.50 (indiv.), $21 (inst.). Foreign: add $6 for

subscriptions: $2 for single issues, $3 for doubleissues. Single copies $4 (Yol. 1 no. '··Yol. 9 no.2), $7 (Yol. 11 no. 2··present), $8 (Vol. 7 nos.112, Vol. 8 nos. 112).

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JOURNAL OF WOMEN AND RELIGION LAYA: FEMINiST QUARTERLY1.2.3.

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JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S HISTORY1. 1989.2. 4/year.3. $35 lindiv), $60 linst.). Add $12.50 for foreign

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LEGACY

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LESBIAN CONTRADICTION: A JOURNAL OF IRREVERENTFEMINISM1. 19B2-B3.2. 4/year.3. $10 {indiv.), free for women prisoners. Single

copies: $2.50.4. LesCon, 584 Castro St., Suite 356, San

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LESBIAN ETHICS1. 1984.2. 1·2/year.3. 3 issues: $14 lindiv.), $18 (inst.), $16 (foreign

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philosophy, with a focus on how lesbians behavewith each other."

THE LESBIAN REVIEW OF BOOKS1. 1984.2. 4/year.3. US: $12; Canada: $25 Cdn.; UK: £:14; Germany:

36 OM; Australia: $22 Aus.4. P.O. Box 6369, Altadena, CA 91001.5. Loralee MacPike.7. ISSN 1077-5684.8. sn94-2763.9. OCLC 30835592.10. Madison.12. The Lesbian Review of Books publishes "reviews

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LILA: ASIA PACIFIC WOMEN'S STUDIES JOURNAL1. 1992.

2. 2/year.3. $20 U.S.4. Institute of Woman's Studies, St. Scholastica's

College, P.O. Box 3153, Manila, Philippines.7. ISSN 011 7·343X.

10. Madison,12. "Lila publishes studies and articles on women and

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LILITH MAGAZINE1. 1976.2. 4/year.3. $18 (indiv.I, $24 (inst.). Single copies: $5.00.

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LOLAPAESS1. 1994.2. 2/year.3. U.S. & Australia: $25; Europe: 20 OM; Eastern

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Index.12. Manushi: A Journal About Women and Society is

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4. Communication Research Associates, Inc"10606 Mantz Rd., Silver Spring, MO 20903­1247.

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Oshkosh; Parkside.11. Women Studies Abstracts; Women's Studies

Index.12. Media Report to Women focus os on the

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4. Linda Grant DePauw, President, The MinervaCenter, 20 Granada Rd., Pasadans, MD 21122­2708.

5. Linda Grant DePauw.7. ISSN 0736-718X.8. LC 83-044761; on03-249.9. OCLC 9201074.

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mail). Back issues: $9 (prepaid).4. Ms.Magazine, P,O. Box 57131, Boulder, CO

80322-7132.5. Marcia Ann Gillespie.6. 230 Park Ave., 7th Floor, New York, NY 10169.7. ISSN 0047-8318.8, LC s090·12059. OCLC 22202099.

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PAKISTAN JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S STUDIES/ALAM·E·NISWAN1.2.3.

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10. Madison; State Historical Society.11. Alternative Press Index; Directory of Women's

Media, The National Directory of Magazines, Of ALike Mind Annual Directory; Women's StudiesIndex,

12. "A feminist, humanist magazine of criticalthinking, dedicated to fostering collectiveresponsibility for positive social change."

5.7.8.9.11.12.

PEACE AND FREEDOM1. 1970.2. 6/year.3. $12 (indiv.L free with membership of $35

lindiv.), $40 <household), $50 (supporting).4. 1213 Race St., Philadelphia, PA 19107.5. Wendy Rosenfield.7. ISSN 0015-90.9 OCLC 13148785.10. State Historical Society.11. Alternative Press Index; Directory of Women's

Media; University Microfilms in Ann Arbor, MI.12. "Articles and news notes covering the

international women's peace and justicemovement. Emphasis on racism, disarmament,and U.S. global intervention. Special emphasison using resources to fill human needs, especiallythose of women."

PSYCHOLOGY OF WOMEN QUARTERLY1. 1976.2, 4/year.3, $44 (indiv., U.S" Canada & Mexico), $118 (insl.,

U.S., Canada & Mexico); £32 (indiv., U.K. +VAT elsewhere), £80 (insL, U.K. + VATelsewhere). Single copios: $30 (U.S,); £21 (U.K.+ VAT elsewhere).

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4. Scandinavian Univatsity Pross, P.O. Box 2959Toyen, 0808 Oslo, Norway.

5. Tori1l Steinfeld and Harriet Bjerrum Nielsen.8. Center for Women's Research, University of Oslo,

P.O. Box 1040 BUndern, 0315 Oslo, Norway.7. ISSN 0803-8740.8. LC .n93·17671.9. OCLC 28568695.

12. "~ is a new interdisciplinary journal ofwomen's studies, published in English andinternational in scope, which is to be a channelfor women's research from all disciplines.Emphasis is placed on showng a Nordic profile inwomen's research, with regard to both contentand methological approaches. Nora aims todiscuss and examine the realities and myths ofwomen's lives in the Nordic countries, historicallyand today, while at the same time offering aforum for theoretical debate, dialogue andinformation on research of 8 general interest tofeminist scholars and scientists. Noraencourages papers that havo a comparativo andinterdisciplinary perspective and are theoreticallyself-reflective."

OFF OUR BACKS1. 1970.2. ll/year.3. $21 (indiv.), $16 (achool yoar, for students), $33

(inst.), $6 (trial sub. -- 3 issues), prisoners: free.Foreign: $22 (Canada & Mexico), other foreign:$30. Single copies: $2.50.

4. off our backs, inc., 2337 18th St., NW,Basement Office, Washington, DC 20009.

5. off our backs Collective.7. ISSN 0030-0071.8. LC sn70·1596.9. OCLC 1038241, 5729287.10. La Crosse; Madison; Milwaukee; Oshkosh;

Parkside; Platteville; State Historical Society;Stovens Point; Superior; Waukesha; Whitewater.

11. Alternative Press Index; New Periodical Index;Publisher's Index (1970-1974); Women StudiesAbstracts; Women's Studies IndeX.

12. "off our backs is the oldest continuouslypublishing feminist publication in the UnitedStates. It is unrivalled for the quality of itsarticles and the breadth of issues it covers: up-to­data comprehensive news on abortion rights,health and reproductive technology, lesbianrights, anti-pornography ections, comparableworth, child care legislation; in-depth coverage ofall major women's conferences in the U.S.A, plusinternational conferences such as the FeministBookfair, Global Reproductive Rights, latinAmerican Encuentro; interviews with grass rootsfeminists, provocative reviews andcommentaries. off our backs is open to allfeminist sides of an issue, committed to fullfactual reporting and to the development offeminist ideas in the widost possible context."

ON THE ISSUES: THE PROGRESSIVE WOMAN'SQUARTERLY1. 1983,

New York, NY 100", or C.U.P., tha EdinburghBldg., Shaftesbury Rd., Cambridge Ca2 2RUEngland.

5. Nancy Felipe Russo. Ph.D.6. Psychology Dept., Arizona State University, Box

871104, Tempe, AZ 85Z87-1104.7. ISSN 0361-6843.6. LC 76-12952: e076-790.9. OeLe 2529864.10. Eau Claire; La Crosse; Green Bay; Madison;

Manitowoc; Milwaukee; Oshkosh; Parks ide;Platteville: Stevens Point; Stout: Superior:Waukesha; Whitewater.

11. Abstracts in Anthropology; Adolescent MentalHealth Abstracts: ASSIA; Chicorel Abstracts toReading and Learning Disabilities: ChildDevelopment Abstracts and Bibliography: CurrentContents/Social and Behavioral Sciences; CurrentIndex to Journals in Education (CIJE): CUHentLiterature in Family Planning, Development andWelfare (India); Human Resources Abstracts;Human Sexuality Update; Linguistics andlanguage Behavior Abstract; Marriage and FamilyReview: Multicultural Education Abstracts;Psychological Abstracts; Resesrch into HigherEducation Abstracts; Sage Public AdministrationAbstracts; Sage Urban Studios Abstracts;Selected List of Tables and Contents ofPsychiatric Periodicals; Social Sciences CitationIndex: Social Sciences Index: Social WorkResearch and Abstracts: Sociological Abstracts;Special Educational Needs Abstracts; Studies onWomen Abstracts: Women's Studies Abstracts;Women Studies Index.

12. The Psychology of Women auarterly is sponsoredby Division 35 of the American PsychologicalAssociation. Empirical atudios, critical reviewa,theoretical articles, and invited book reviews arepublished in tho Quarterly.... The kinds ofproblems addressed include: psychologicalfactors, behavioral studies, role development andchange, career choice and training, managementvariables, education, discrimination, therapeuticproceSses, and sexuality.

RADIANCE: THE MAGAZINE FOR LARGE WOMEN,. 1984,2. 4/year.3. $20. Foreign: $26 (Canada). $34 (other foreign).

(U.S. funds only.)4. P.O. box 30246, Oakland, CA 94604.5. Alice B. Ansfield, Catherine Taylor,7. ISSN 0889-9495.8. LC 86-646615.9. OCLC 14104912.12. "Radiance: the Magazine for Large Women, now

in its tenth yesr in print. is one of the nation'sleading resources in the Size AcceptanceMovement. Each issue profilos dynamic largewomen from all walks of life, along with articleson health, media, fashion, and politics. Wedocument and celebrate women's growing bodyacceptance in the 90s."

REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH MATIERS,. 1993.2. 2/year,

3. £18/$30 (indiv.), £61$10 (reduced rate for those-- primarily in developing countries .. who cannotafford the full rate or are unable to pay, or haveno access to, international currency). £24/$40(inst.).

4. 29-35 Farringdon Rd., london, EC1M 3JB,England.

5. Marga Berer, T,K. Sundar! Ravindran,7. ISSN 95-640764.8. LS 95·64-764.9. OCLC 29940332.11. Population Index.12, The aim of Reproductive Health Matters is \tto

promote laws, policies, research and servicesthat moet women's reproductive health needsand support women's right to decide whether,when and how to havo children... , {itsI women­centered perspective...allows us to identify andunderstand woman's reproductive health needs,end therefore evaluate and improve on existingpolicy and practice to women's benefit.... Tothis end, the journal explores what is meant bywomen's needs and how thesa can best be met,It addresses fundamental values, concerns anddilemmas, acknowledging the multi-facetednature of problems and solutions. Finally, itreflects on commonalities and differences ingoals and points of view among tho&e involved inthe field -- in order to foster increasedcommunication and cooperation. new thinkingand action, and new forms of consensus."

RESOURCES FOR FEMINiST RESEARCH/DOCUMENTATIONSUR LA RECHERCHE FEMINISTE1. 1979.2. 4/year.3. $32.10 Cdn. (indiv., Canada), $64.20 Cdn,

(inst" Canada) -- GST included; $48 (indiv.,elsewhere), $78 (inst .• elsewhere), $26. 75(student discount rate-·include school andstudent no.).

4. RFR/DRF, O.I.S,E" 252 Bloor St, West, Toronto,Ontario M5S 1V6. Canada,

5. Editorial Board.7. ISSN 0707-8412.8. LC 84-641836: cn79-31946.9. OeLC 5595549.10. Madison: Milwaukee: Stout; Whitewater.11, America: History and Life; American Humanities

Index; Canadian Education Index; CanadianFeminist Periodicals Index; Canadian MagazineIndex; Canadian Periodicals Index; HistoricalAbstracts: Left Index; Ny litteratur om Kvinnor;Sociological Abstracts; Women StudiesAbstracts; Women's Studies Index, Also availableon microfilm from Micromedia ltd., 20 VictoriaSt., Toronto, Ontario M5C 2N6 CANADA.

12. Abstracts; book reviews: bibliographies;periodical resoUrce guide. An interdisciplinary,international periodical of research on women andsex roles.

ROOM OF ONE'S OWN1. 1975.2. 4/year.3, $22 (indiv" Canada), $25 (inst., Canada) (GST

NR1119292421), $32 Hndiv,. outside Canada).

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$38 (inst., outside Canada), Single copies:$7.50 (Canada), $8 (outside Canada). (Backissues available in microform from Micromedialtd" 158 Pearl St., Toronto, Ontario, M5H ll3,Canada,)

4. P.O. Box 46160, Sin. 0, Vancouver, B,C.,Canada V6J 5G5.

5. Growing Room Collective.7. ISSN 0316-1609.6. LC-33152.9. OCLC 2246303.10. Madison; Milwaukee.11, American Humanities Index.12, Room of One's Own seeks "to provide 8 forum

where new and established women writers canpublish their creative work."

SAGE: A SCHOLARLY JOURNAL ON BLACK WOMEN

Ceased publication.

SAGEWOMAN MAGAZINE1. 1966.2. 4/year.3. $18. (19.50, California), Add $6 for toreign

postage. Single copies: $6.50.4. P.O. Box 641, Point Arena, CA 95468.5. Anne Newkirk Niven.7. ISSN 106B-169B.9. OCLC 1616407B.10. Madison.12. "Celebrating the Goddess in every woman,

Sagewoman is a gentle, uplifting magazine ofwomen's spirituality and wisdom."

SEX ROLES: A JOURNAL OF RESEARCH1. 1975.2. 12/year.3. $39 (indiv.), $277.50 (inst.), $45.50 (foreign

indiv.), $325 (foreign, inst.).4. Plenum Publishing Corporation, 233 Spring St.,

New York, NY 10013.5. Sue Rosenberg Zalk.6. Ph.D. Program: Social·Personality Psychology,

Graduate School and University Center, CityUniversity of New York, 33 West 42nd St., NewYork, NY 10038.

7. ISSN 0360-0025.B. LC 75-6469B7.9. OCLC 2243426.10. Eau Claire; Green Bay; La Crosse; Madison;

Milwaukee; Oshkosh; Parkside; Platteville;Sheboygan; Stevens Point; Stout; Waukesha;Whitewater.

11. Abstracts on Criminology and Penology;Adolescent Mental Health Abstracts; ASSIA;Applied Social Sciences Index and Abstracts;Child Development Abstracts and Bibliography;Contemporary Sociology; Current Contents;Current Index to Journals in Education; ExcerptaMedica; Family Planning Perspectives; HealthInstrument Fife; Higher Education Abstracts;Human Sexuality Update; Mental HealthAbstracts; New Society; Preview: The FamilyMedia Journal; Psychological Abstracts;Aeferativnyi Zhurnal; Sage Family StudiesAbstracts; School Organization and ManagementAbstracts; Social Sciences Citation Index; Social

Work Research & Abstracts; SociologicalAbstracts; Sociology of Education Abstracts; TheSIECUS Report; Studies on Women Abstracts;Women's Studies Index.

12. Sex Roles: A Journal of Research is a forum forthe publication of original research articles andtheoretical manuscripts concerned with theunderlying processes and consequences ofgender role socialization, perceptions, andattitudes. Topics include developmental,cognitive, and social-personality factors inchildhood; child-rearing practices, familyorganization, and parental bahaviors andattitudes; social influences (e.g., media, schools,paar group, community); acquisition,maintenance, and impact of stereotypes; socialcontexts; adulthood life stage concerns andsocial policies and practices; effects ofcontemporary social change; social, economic,legal, and political systems and policies;employment and work environments; personaland interpersonal relationships; sexual preference;victimization; health concerns; and researchmethodological issues. Submission of papersthat address gender role socialization andcultural, racial, ethnic, and class diversity areencouraged. The journal also publishes criticalreviews of research and book reviews.

SIGNS: JOURNAL OF WOMEN IN CULTURE AND SOCIETY1. 1975.2. 4/year.3. $27 (students, with copy of 1.0.1, $31 (indiv.

NWSA members), $38 (indiv.), $100 (inst.). Add$6 for foreign postage (Canada: add 7% GST tosubscription price). Single copies: $8.50 (indiv.),$25 (inst.).

4. The University of Chicago Press, JournalsDivision, P.O. Box 37005, Chicago, IL 60637.

5. Carolyn Allen & Judith Howard.6. Box 354345, Univ. of Washington, Seattle, WA

9B195.7. ISSN 0097-9740.B. LC 75-649469.9. OCLC 1362616.10. Baraboo; Fox Valley; Green Bay; Eau Claire; La

Crosse; Madison; Marathon Co.; Marinette Co.;Marshfield; Milwaukee; Oshkosh; Parkside;Platteville; Richland; River Falls; Rock Co.;Stevens Point; Stout; Superior; Waukesha;Whitewater.

11. America; History and life; American HumanitiesIndex; Current Contents; Historical Abstracts;Modern Language Abstracts; PsychologicalAbstracts; Social Science Citation Index; SocialScience Index; Sociological Abstracts; WomenStudies Abstracts; Women's Studies Index.

12. Feature articles; research; review essays; reports;book roviews; lotters/comments; archival notos.

SINISTER WISDOM: A JOURNAL FOR THE LESBIANIMAGINATION IN THE ARTS & POLITICS1. 1976.2. 3/year.3. $20 (indiv.l, $33 (inst.), $50-$200 (sustaining),

$8-$12 (hardship), $25 (foreign, indiv.l, $40(Canada, inst.I, $46 lather foreign, inst.l. Singlecopies: $6. Free to women in prisons and mental

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SISTERSONG: WOMEN ACROSS CULTURES1. 19922. 3Jvesr.3. $16 (indiv.), $28 (inst.). Foreign: $24. Single

copies: $6.4. P.O. Box 7405. Pittsburgh, PA 15213.5. Valerie Staats.7. ISSN 1063·214X.8. LC 93·641920.9. OCLC 25929461.

10. Madison.12. Sistersong seeks to "explore the conditions of

contemporary women's lives, across cultures.through literary and visual arts," Sistersong is anon-academic, theme journal, working with suchthemea as friendship, travel, dwellings, identity,work, body, memory, handwork, etc., andpublishes fiction, poetry, journal entries,memoirs, experiential essays and letters,translations, photographs, prints, line drawings,etc.

SOCiAL POLITICS: INTERNATIONAL STUDIES IN GENDER.STATE & SOCIETY,. 1994.2. 3/year.3. $22 (indiv.), $40 (jnsL), Foreign: add $6 surface

rate or $12 air mail postage.4. University of Illinois Press, 1325 South Oak St.,

Champaign, IL 61820.5. Barbara M. Hobson, Sonya Michel, Ann Shola

Orloff.6. Sonya Michel, Dept. of History, 309 Gregory

Hall, Univ. of Illinois, 810 S. Wright St., Urbana,IL61801.

7. ISSN 1072·4745.8. LC 94·644139.9. OCLC 28959388.

10. Madison,11, Current Contents/Social & Behavioral Sciences;

International Bibliography of Periodical Literature;Research Alert: Social SciSearch; Studies onWomen Abstracts.

12. Social Politics: International Studies in Gender.State & Society "features articles on gender andsocial policy, citizenship, and the role of thefamily; interdiscilinary, international, concernedprimarily with gender studies but also covershiatory, sociology, political science, economics,philosophy, and law."

13TH MOON: A FEMINIST LITERARY MAGAZINE,. 1973.2. lIyear.3. $10 (indiv.), $20 (inst.).4. 13th Moon, English DepL, SUNY-Albany, Albany,

NY 12222.5. Judith E, Johnson.7. ISSN 0094·3320.8. LC 76·647817.9. OCLC 2587697.

10. Madison, Milwaukee.11. ALTA; American Humanities Index; Index of

American Periodical Verse; MlA InternationalBibliography; Poem Finder.

12. Features theoretical and critical articles, poetry,fiction, art, reviews, and translations of women'swriting. "13th Moon is the oldest continuouslypublished feminist literary magazine of thosefounded in the 1970's revival of feminism. Itsfield of scholarship is literature and graphic art bycontemporary women .... " 13th Moon provides aforum for material often neglected by the largerculture which does not bear women's concerns in

$21 (indiv.), $31 (insL), free to prisoners. Add$10 for foreign postage. Single copies: $3 ($5before 1991). Available on 4-track cassette tapelor blind and print-impaired women.42 Seaverns Ave., Boston, MA 02130.Karen Kahn.ISSN 0191·8699.lC sn79-2799.OCLC 4656277.Madison; OshkOSh.University Microfilms, Ann Arbor, MI; WomenStudies Abstracts."Feminist social and political analysis, news, andartslcultural coverage."

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4.5.7.8.9.

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TESSERA1. 1982.2. 2/year.3. $18 Cdn. tindiv.), $20 Cdn. (inst.); add $4 Cdn.

international postage. Single copies: $10. Add$1.26 Cdn. (jndiv,), $1.40 Cdn. (inst,), $.70Cdn, (single issues), GST.

4. Tessera, cIa Jennifer Henderson. 350 StongCollege, York University, 4700 Keele St., NorthYork, Ontario M3J 1P3 Canada,

5. Editorial Collective: Katherine Binhemmer, Ann­Marie Gauthier, Jennifer Henderson, LianneMoyes.

6. Tessere, cIa Lianne Moyes, Department d'etudasanglaises, Universite de Montreal, CP6128,Succursale centre-ville, Montreal, Quebec H3C3J7, Canada,

7. ISSN 0840·4631.8. LC ce89-33801.9. OCLC 20493998.

10. Madison,11. Canadian Women's Periodical Index (CRIAW,

Faculty of Extension, University of Alberta); MlAInternational Bibliography.

12, "A bilingual (French, English) periodical, Tesserawas begun to publish the theoretical andexperimental writing of Ouebef1:oise and English­Canadian feminists in the form of creative andcritical texts that cross genre boundaries."

institutions.P.O. Box 3252, Berkeley, CA 94703.Elana Dykewomon (Changing editors, with #55,to Aklba Onada-Sikwoia, Kyos Featherdancing,and Janet Wallace).ISSN 0196·1853.LC 82·640638: .n79·8096.OCLC 3451636.Eau Claire; Madison.Alternative Press Index; Directory of Women'sMedia; Women's Studies Index."A journal for the lesbian imagination in literature,art, and political theory."

4.5.

12.

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mind, and by translators of foreign languageliteratures who overlook the work ofcontemporsry women writers. It is committed topublishing the work of minority women, lesbians,and women of color, snd hss published" ...a largoselection of writers who are either 'newformalists' or experimentalists ..."

TRADESWOMEN MAOAZINE: A MAOAZINE FOR WOMENIN BLUE-COLLAR WORK1. 1981.2. 4lvear.3. $35 (emploved indiv. membership), $20

(unemploved indiv. membership), $50 (inst.), plus$5 postage (Canada) or $10 postage (otherforeign). Single copies: $4.

4. P.O. Box 2622, Berkelev, CA 94702.5. MolIV Martin.7. ISSN 0739-344X.8. LC 'n83-2244.9. OCLC 9726358.10. Stete Historical Society.12. "Tradeswomen Magazine is the onlv national

publication about women working innontraditional blue-collar jobs. It is written andproduced by tradeswomen who know theirsubject first hand. We provide support to womencurrentlv working in blue-collar jobs andinformation to women considering entering thetrades. "

TRANSFORMATlONS: THE NEW JERSEY PROJECTJOURNAL1. 1990.2. 2lvear.3. $15 (indiv.), $40 (inst.).4. The New Jersev Project, 315 White Hell, Wi1liam

Paterson College, Wayne, NJ 07470.5. Donna Crawley & Frances Shapiro-Skrobs.6. Rsmapo College, Mahwah, NJ 07430.7. ISSN 1052-5017.8. LC ,194·91834.9. OCLC 22296121.

12. "Transformations provides scholarly articles, boththeoretical and practical, that help feculty at alllevels to integrate issues of gender, raco, class,and culture into the curriculum. Book reviews,sVllsbi, and resource lists are also included."

THE TRIBUNE1. 1976.2. 4lvear.3. North America: $12; Europe, Australis, New

Zealand, Jspan: $16. Single copies: $3.4. INTC, 777 United Nations ?taza, New York, NY

10017.5. Anne S. Walker.7. ISSN 0738-9779.8. lC sn83·4306.9. OCLC 8339405.12. "The Tribune is a women and development

quarterly. It is a clearinghouse of information onwomen's issues and concerns, with a focus on .the global south."

TRIVIA: A JOURNAL OF IDEAS1. 1982.

2. 2lvesr.3. $16/3 lIndiv.), $20/3 (libr. & inst.). Add $2 for

Mexico & Canada lindiv.); add $4 for otherinternational (indiv.): edd $2 foreign (Iibr. & inst.).Single copies: $5.

4. P.O. Box 9606, N. Amherst, MA 01059·9606.5. KaV Parkhurst, Erin Rice.7. ISSN 0736-928X.8. LC 83·641534; ,n83-1973.9. OCLC 9247235.10. Madison; Milwaukee; ?tatteville.11. Alternative Press Index; Women's Studies Index.12. Women's and lesbian issues, predominantlv non­

fiction, with a focus on art.

TROUBLE AND STRIFE: A RADICAL FEMINIST MAOA21NE1. 1982.2. 3lvear.3. {8.50 (Britain & Ireland, indiv.), £101$19.50

(indiv., surface worldwide), £13/$24.50 (indiv.air mail worldwide), £25 (inland inst.), £35(overseas inst.).

4. P.O. 80x 8, Diss, Norfolk IP22 3XG, England.5. Editorial Collective.9. OCLC 16406843

10. Madison.12. "Publication of readable and jn~;ightful articles on

areas of current concern within radical feminism.To record the history of the current wave offeminism worldwide."

TULSA STUDIES IN WOMEN'S LITERATURE1. 1982.2. 2lvear.3. $12 (indiv.), $14 (inst.), $10 (studend, $15

(foreign, indiv.), $16 (foreign, inst). Singlecopies: $7, $8 (foreign). Oklahoma residents,please add 8% sales tax.

4. TSWL, University of Tulsa, 600 South CollegeAve., TUlsa, OK 74104-3189.

5. HolIV A. Laird.6. Editor, TSWL, The University of Tulsa, 600 South

College Ave., Tulsa, OK 74104.7. ISSN 0732-7730.8. LC sn82·3788.9. OCLC 8426594.

10. Eau Claire; La Crosse; Madison; Oshkosh;Whitewater.

11. Academic Abstracts (EBSCO); Book ReviewIndex; Humanities Index; MlA InternationalBibliography; Modern Humanities RasearchAssociation Annual Bibliographv of Englishlanguage and literature; Women StudiesAbstracts; Women's Studies Index.

12. "Tulsa Studies in Women's literature Is "ascholerly journal that publishes articles, notes,erchival research, and reviews dealing with thelife and work of women writers of every periodand in all languages. "

U.S.-JAPAN WOMEN'S JOURNAL: ENGLISH SUPPLEMENT1. 1991.2. 2lvear.3. $35 (indiv.), $70 (inst.). Foreign, add $3.4. 926 Bautista Ct., Palo Alto, CA 94303-4046.5. Yoko Kawashima.7. ISSN 1059-9770.

8.9.12.

LC 92-648350.OCLC 24838451.U.S.-Japan Women's Journal focuses on"Japanese Women's Studios, Asian Women'sStudies and comparative studios of women." Itfosters "the exchange of scholarship on womenand gender between the U.S" Japan and othercountries. "

focuses on feminist issues, Goddess lora,feminist spirituality, and Feminist Witchcraft. Thisjournal includes women's history/herstory, news,analysia, critical reviews, art, poetry, photos,cartoons by Bulbul, exclusive interviews, andoriginal research about witch hunts, women'sheritage, and women today."

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UNCOVERINGS1. 1981.2. l/yesr.3. $18. plus $2 shipping & handling; add $.75 per

each additonal copy.4. American Quilt Study Group, 660 Mission St.,

Suite 400, San Francisco, CA 94105·4007.5. Virginia Gunn.6. Virginia Gunn, 819 Quinby Ave., Wooster, OH

44691.7. ISSN 0227-0628 (IS8N 1·877859·07·9).8. LC 81·649486.9. OCLC 7495216.

10. Madison: State Historical Society.11. America: History and Life: ARTBibliographiss;

Bibliography of the History of Art: Clothing andTextile Arts Index; Historical Abstracts; MlAInternational Bibliography; Sociological Abstracts.

12. "The purpose of Uncoverings is to carry outAQSG's mission to encourage, present, andpreserve accurate research on quilts, quiltmakingand related textiles, and to prOVide an accessible,enriching connection from the past to thefuture. "

WISCONSIN WOMEN'S LAW JOURNAL1. 1985.2. 2/year.3. $16 (indiv.), $30 (inst.). Special National

Women law Students Assn. Conference Edition:$8.

4. clo University of Wisconsin law School, 975Bascom Mall, Madison, WI 53706.

5. Darcy Haber, Hayley Peterson.8. LC 86-644116; ,n85·23605.9. OCLC 12192424.10. Green Bay; Madison; Stevens Point; Whitewater.11. lAC's Current law Index; Index to Legal

Pariodicsls; Westlaw.12. "We established this journal to sustain and

enlarge the forum for discussion of the impact oflaw on women's lives. We publish so that thebest of what is thought and said about womenand the law is no longer ignored or relegated to a'special issue,'''

THE WiSE WOMAN1. 1980.2. auarterly.3. $15. Single copy: $4.4. 2441 Cordova St., Oakland, CA 94602.5. Ann Forfreedom.7. ISSN: 0883·119X.8. LC .n85·7514.9. OCLC 12067355.10. Stae Historical Society.11. University Microfilms, Ann Arbor, MI.12. "The Wise Woman is 8 feminist journal that

WOMAN AND EARTH \ZHENSHCHINA I ZEMLlA)1. 1979 (Previous name: Woman and Russia).2. lIyear.3. $10 per issue. Free copies sent to women in

Russia/elS/NIS and Eastern Europe.4. 70 Terry Road, Hartford, CT 06105.5. Tatyana Mamonova.10. Madison.12. Woman and Earth is an "international eco­

feminist magazine in EngliSh and Russian. to Itsfocus is on women (globally) and Russia and theenvironment, and it also features art, music,dance, poetry and fiction, as well as gender andhealth issues.

WOMAN OF POWER MAGAZINE1. 1984.2. 4/year.3. $30 (indiv.), $40 (Canada), $52 (other foreign).

Single copies: $9.4. P.O. Box 2785, Orleans, MA 02653.5. Charlene McKee.7. ISSN 0743-2356.8. lC sn84·9796.9. OCLC 10546363.10. Madison: State Historical Society.11. Women's Studies Index12. "A journal of feminism, spirituality, and politics.

An inspiring international women's quarterly thatfeatures feminist visionaries and activists in eachtheme-related issue."

WOMAN'S ART JOURNAL1. 1980.2. 2/year.3. $16 tindiv.l. $25 (inst,), plus $4 surface rate or

$9 air rate for foreign postage. Single copies: $8.4. 1711 Harris Rd., Leverock, PA 19038-7208.5. Elsa Honig Fine.7. ISSN 0270-7993.8. LC 80-647891; ,n80-1207.9. OCLC 6497852.10. Green Bay; Madison; Platteville; Stevens Point;

Superior.11. Art Index; Artbibtiographies; Arts & Humanities

Citation Index (lSI); Bibliography of the History ofArt (SHAl; University Microfilrms, Ann Arbor, MljWomen's Studies Index,

12. Critical articles and reviews pertaining to womenin the visual arts. "We are interested in are-interpretation of art history from our newawareness as women.... Woman's Art Journal isa vehicle for the exchange of ideas and forhonest criticism."

WOMEN: A CULTURAL REVIEW1. 1990.2. 3/year.3. £:21 Hndiv" U.K. & Europe), (48 (inst" U.K, &

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Europe), $39 (indiv., U.S. & elsewhere), $90linst., U.S. & elsewhere), Single copies: £8(indiv" U.K. & Europe), $15 (indiv" U.S. &elsewhere); £18 (inst., U.K. & Europe); $34(inst., U.S. & elsewhere).

4. Journals SUbscriptions Dept., Oxford UniversityPress, Walton St., Oxford OX2 6DP UnitedKingdom.

5, Isobel Armstrong and Helen Carr.6, Women: A Cultural Review, clo Dept, of English,

Birkbeck College, Malet St., london WC 1E 7HX,England.

7. ISSN 0957·4042.9. OCLC 22349229.10. Medison.12. "Women: A Culturel Review is a new initiative in

feminist thought and culture, It explores the roleand representation of women in arts and culture,past and present, taking up the challengingdebates on sexuality and gender."

WOMEN & CRIMINAL JUSTICE1. 1989.2, 2/year,3. $40 (indiv), $60 (inst,). $90 (libr, & subscription

agencies). Canada: add 30%, plus another 7%G&S tax (GST #R129706984); other foreign: add40%.

4. The Haworth Press, Inc" 10 Alice St.,Binghamton, NY 13904,

5. Donna C, Hale, Ph.D,6, Dept. of Criminal Justice, 210 Horton Hall,

Shippensburg Vniv., Shippensburg, PA 17257­2299.

7. ISSN 0897-4454.8. lC sn88-381.9. OCLC 17501958.10, Madison, Platteville.11. Alternative Press Index; CNPIEC Reference Guide:

Chinese National Directory of Foreign Periodicals;Criminal Justice Abstracts; Criminal JusticePeriodical Index; Criminology, Penology andPolice Science Abstracts; Family Violence &Sexual Assault Bulletin; IBZ: Index to PeriodicalArticles Related to law; International Bibliographyof Periodical literature; INTERNET ACCESS:Bulletin Board for libraries, INTERNET, JANET, etal.: Inventory of Marriage and Family literature(online and hard copy); National Criminal JusticeReference Service: PAIS Bulletin: PeriodicaIslamica; Sage Public Administration AbstractsjSocial P1enning/Policy & Development Abstracts(SOPODA): Social Work Abstracts: SociologicalAbstracts (SA); Studies on Women Abstracts;Violence and AbUSe Abstracts; Women StudiesAbstracts: Women's Studles Index.

12. "Women & Criminal Justice is the only periodicaldevoted specifically to interdisciplinary andinternational scholarly research and criminaljustice practice dealing with all areas of womenand criminal justice,"

WOMEN & ENVIRONMENTS1. 1978.2, 4/year,3. Canada: $21.97 (indiv.), $31.97 (insL); outside

Canada: $Can, 29.97, SUS 29,97 (indiv,). SCan,

39.97, SUS 31.97 (lnst.). Single copies: $8.4, 736 Bathurst St., Toronto, Ontario, Canada M5S

2R4.5. Editorial Collective.7. ISSN 0229-480S.8. lC cn81-30452.9. OCLC 7966483.

11, Alternative Press Index, Canadian PeriodicalIndex; Social Sciences Index; Women StudiesAbstracts; Women's Studies Index.

12. Women & Environments provides "a forum forfeminist and environmental communication onissues related to development, urban and ruralplanning, health, ecology, and social action,"

WOMEN & HEALTH1. 1976.2. 4/year.3, $45 (indiv,). $190 (inst.), $225 (lib,). Canada:

add 30%, then 7",(, GST CGST IIR129786984),outside V.S. & Canada: add 40%.

4. The Haworth Press, Inc., 10 Alice St"Binghamton, NY 13904·1580.

5. Jeanne M. Stellman, Ph,D,6. School of Public Health, Columbia Vniv., 600

West 168th St., New York, NY 10032.7. ISSN 0363-0242.8. LC 76-648355.9, OClC 2337206,

10, Eau Claire; Green Bay, Madison; Milwaukee;Oshkosh; Parkside; Platteville; Stevens Point;Whitewater.

11. Abstracts in Social Gerontology: Currentliterature on Aging; Academic Abstracts/CD·ROM; Academic Search (EBSCO Database);Biology Digest; clo CAB International/CABACCESS; CINAHl; CNPIEC Reference Guide:Chinese Directory of Foreign Periodicals; ChildDevelopment Abstracts & Bibliography; CombinedHealth Information Database (CHIP); CriminalJustice Abstracts; Criminology, Penology andPolice Science Abstracts; ExcerptaMedica/Secondary Publishing Division; Family lifeEducator "Abstracts Section"; Family StudiasDatabase (online & CO-ROM); General ScienceIndex: General Science Source (ESSCOdatabase); Health Management InformationService (HElMIS), Health Planning andAdministration (HEALTH) Database; HealthPromotion and Education Database; HealthSource (EBSCO): Health Source Pfus (EBSCO);Higher Education Abstracts: Hospital literatureIndex: IBZ International Bibliography of Periodicalliterature; Index Medicus/MEDlINE: Index toPeriodical Articles Related to law; IndustrialHygiene Digest; Institute for ScientificInformation; INTERNET ACCESS; Bulletin Boardfor libraries, INTERNET, JANET, et al.;MasterFllE IEBSCO); Medication Use STudies(MUST) Database; Mental Health AbstractsConHne through DIALOG): NIAAA Alcohol andAlcohol Problems Science Database (ETOH);Periodical Abstracts, Research 1; PeriodicalAbstracts, Research 2; Periodical AbstractsSelect; POPlINE; Population Index: PsychologicalAbstracts (PsychINFO); Public Affairs InformationService Bulletin (PAIS); Referativnyi Zhurnal

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devoted to the study of theater, dance, film,music, video, ritual and performance art. Itincludes discussions of feminist aesthetics, photoassays, interviews, historical material, reviewsand scripts. ~ encourages dialogue amongperformers and theorists."

WOMEN & THERAPY1. 1982.2. 4/year.3. $40 (indiv.L $120 (inst.), $190 (lib.). Canada:

add 30% plus another 7% G&S tax (G5TIIR 129786984): add 40% for other foraignpostage.

4. The Haworth Press, 10 Alice St.. Binghamton,NY 13904·1580.

5. Ellan Cole, Esther D. Rothblum, Ph. D.6. Esther D. Rothblum, Dept. of Psychology, John

Dewey Hall, Unlv. of Vermont, Burlington, VT05405.

7. ISSN 0270-3149.

WOMEN & POLITICS1. 1960.2. 4/year.3. $40 tindiv.l, $140 (inst.), $200 (lib.). Canada:

add 30% & then 7% G & S tex (GST#129786984); other foreign: add 40%.

4. The Haworth Press, 10 Alice St., Binghamton,NY 13904-1560.

5. Jenet M. Clark.6. Editor, Women & Politics, Janet M. Clark, Dept.

of Political Science, West Georgia College,Carrollton, GA 30118.

7. ISSN 0195·7732.8. LC 80·844752; .n79·8972.9. OCLC 5661577.10. La Crosse: Madison: MilwaUkee: Oshkosh; River

Falls: Whitewater.11. ABC Political Science: A Bibliography of

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IJWISVolume 25

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TABLE OFCONTENTS

The Changing Face ofEngineering-Succeeding onTheir Own Merit; ExecUliveWomen and the Glass Ceiling

by Vickie G. Hampron

The Hum of Corporate BUlZy;ords:Colleges look to Businesses forAdvice on Restructuring

by Julie L. Nicklin

The Uphill Struggle: N() RoseGarden for Women in Engineering

Panel discussion moderaredby Linda Geppell

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CWSE Findings onfemale Scientists and EngineersEmployed in Industry

by Linda Skidmore

Double Jeopardy in AmericanScience and Engineering:Fact or Fiction?

by Joyce Tang, PhD

4 Editor's NOlesby Tamae Maeda Wong, PhD

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FOCUS: Recruiting & Retaining Womenin the Industrial Enterprise

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Of Interest:

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Highly Cited Women inScience

edited by Constance Holden

NSF Conference on Women6- Science

Charring the Challengesbv Linda Wilson PhD

Idenrifying {he Challengesbi-' France C6rdol'a, PhD

2327

AWlS Election Results:1996 Executive Board

Science Educationby Donna Gerardi

Scientist-Teacher Partnerships:One Way to Improve ScientificLiteracy

by Barbara Schulz

National AWlS:2 President's Remarks

by Jaleh Daie, PhD

5 Nalional Newsby Catherine J. Didion

31 AWlS 25th AnniversaryFund Drive

In Every Issue:18 HonOring the Best

b.\" Haleh V. Samiei, PhD

26 Science in the Communityb~" Belty Preece, PhD

2!1 Book Reviewby Margarel A lIeillv, PhD

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Chapter Newsby Janel Joy, PhD

Information Resources

Resources for Reading

Bulletin BoardEmployment Ads

Grams & Awards~Iembership FormResource Order Form

2 AFFILIAJOllrnal Of WOlllel1 and Social Work

Volume 11, Number 2, Summer 1996

141 Editorial

Ajfilia's Tenth AnniversaryCarol H. Meyer

Articles145 When Mothers of Adult Daughters Die: A New Area

of Feminist PracticeCatherine Foote, Mary Valentich, and Leslie Gavel

164 Changes in the Living Arrangements, Work Patterns, andEconomic Status of Middle-Aged Single Women: 1971-1991Namkee G. Choi

179 Women, Violence, and Fear: One Community's ExperienceBarbara Kasper and Carmen I. Aponte

195 Identifying Gendered Outcomes of Gender-Neutral PoliciesPeggy Quinn

207 Health: Elderly Rural Women's ConceptionsElizabeth DePoy and Sandra S. Butler

221 On the Bias

On the Road to Beijing: The Evolution of the InternationalWomen's MovementJanice Wood Wetzel

233 Book Reviews

Pitied But Not Entitled: Single Mothers and the HistoryofWelfare, 1890-1935.By Linda Gordon.Reviewed by Mimi AbramovitzFeminist Generations: The Persistence of the RadicalWomen's Movement.By Nancy Whittier.Reviewed by Susan E. Roche

Lives ofOur Own: Secrets ofSalty Old Women.By Caroline Bird.Reviewed by Marsel A. Heisel

Social Work in Action.Edited by Robyn Munford and Mary Nash.Reviewed by Melanie Rock

247 Poetry

Woman WalkaboutPamela K. Metz

VOL 12 No.2 December 199;

The Ahfad JournalWomen and Change

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Amna E. BadriEditor

Salma Ahmed Nageeb

Somaia B. El Tayeb

Sunita PitamberArnel Hamza

Anne Mary Habib

Dina B. SadriEditor

Manal Ahmed Yousif

Amal r...bu AlgasimSara :.justapna

Victoria ~abe Ha~~!~

Editor's ~ote

Legai Empowerment As ARequirement For Women'sEconomic Empowerment:Employment Laws and Women'sEconomic Participation

A Rural Women Training Projectin Al 11aiga Village, Sudan

Socia-Economic SituationAnalysis of Women Farmersin the Three Districts ofSouther Darfur, Sudan

Effect of ~isplacement OnSouthern Women's healthand Food Habits

Research Notes

Prevalence of Nutri~icnal

Anaemia Among School Childrenin K''lartol1m

Isolation and Identificationof Lactic Acid Bacteria inSudanese White Cheese

:mpact of Maternal Status onthe Rate of Occupance of Low;oJeight Children

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Haj.ir Hashim A/Az':zIntisar Faragalla

Hanadi SiddigNuha t>1ekkiZeinab 8a1ih

Wamda Kamal Eldin

Impact of Stcries and Cartoonson Child Rearing (Soc~alization)

Process 72Impact of Chronic SChizophreniaUoon Skills, Professionaland Social Functioning 73

Situation of Children­Accompanying Their Mothers'"in Sudanese Prisons 74

Hala Babiker Mohammed The Implications ofPrices LiberalizationPolicies iPLP) on thePoul~ry Industry ~n Khartoum 7S

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VOL 12 No.2 December 1995

The Ahfad JournalWomen and Changf

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Leila Osman Ibrahim

Dina B. Badri

Celina PaniMackline AkonRita poniMarianne Yayi

The Social Dimension 8rStrClctural Adjustment.Programme.in the SudanBetween 1978-1985A Case Study of Women'sIncome Status in Kassala

-Area

A Comparative Study BetweenSt'...:.dents Admitted ThroL:gnThe National AdmissionCcmmittee and Studen~sDirectly Admitted toAr.£ad University

Education and Development

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Muna Osman A/Aziz The Role of the Income 3e:1Cl'a:":':'i:

Programme in Umbada Socia~

Centre in Minimizing ~he

Child Vagrancy 73

Fatma El 3asheer

Awatif MustafaEditorIman Mohammed AhmedEditor

Assessment of Agrofol"estrySystem in Kassala AredCase Study: Al Swagi.Al Shamalia, Mekali Vi:lageand El :eera Village

Ahfad News

Books l<eviewBocks Received

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Volume 20, No.1 Fall - Winter/Automne - hiver 1995

Illtroductioll

Articles

Donna E. SmythMaritime Women: A Place a/Their Own-Cu/lural and Literary Traditions and Change 3

I. Changing Attitudes

1/. "Strength in Union"

1/1. Enduring Creations

G\\'cndol}TI DaviesPrivate Education for Women in Early NovaScalia: 1784-1894 9

Suzanne MortonOld Women and Their Place in Nova Scalia:1881-1931 21

Barry MoodyESlher Clark Goes 10 College 39

Sharon MacDonaldThe Bell Ctub: One Hundred Years 0/ Wom-ell:S Cultllral alld Lilerary Life ill Baddeck. 49Nova Scolia

Jennifer JamesAda Powers' Diaries: Politics. Sisterhood 63alld Ihe WCTU

Lorraine Coops'Strength in Union ': Patterns of CoJllinuityalld Challge Withill the Sir Robert Borden 77Chap,er (JODE) 1915-1965

Rita Joe 87Poetry Selections

Laura McLauchlan and Joan YoungGUf From Unde((oot: Nova Scotian Hooked 95Rugs

Diane TyeKatherine Gallagher alld The World 0/ 10 IWomen s Folksong

Janet GuildfordMaria At/orris Miller: The Many Func/ions 1I3qf Her Art

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A Women's Studies JournalRevue d'etudes sur les femmes

Volume 20, No, I Fall - Winter/Automne - hiver 1995

Laurie GlennSketch of an Artist: An InfrodllcJion (0 the 125Life and Work ~f Roberta Jane Taylor

Franziska KruschenMabel Killam Day 139

Elizabeth EpperlyL.M Montgomery oS Manuscript Revisions 149

Clara ThomasEvelyn E%n (1902-1983) 157

Sylvia HamiltonFilm as a Medium 10 Reveal Research AboutBlack Women s Lives 163

Richard Paul KnowlesAnOther Slor)': Women sDramalZlrgy and IheCirculation a/Cu/lural Values at Mu/graveRoad 169

David Creelman'In Momentary Triumph ': The Novels ofNancy Bauer 183

Janice Kulyk-Keefer'Brightly. Aggressively Golden ': Verbal Agencyin Budge Wilsons The Leaving 195

Contributors 203

Guidelines 205

Lignesdirectrices 206

AWBRAUSTRALIAN

WOMEN'SBOOK REVIEWMARCH 1996 VOIDIE 8.1

INDIAN WOMEN'S WRITING

Women's Studies, Women's lives Committee on Worr.('n"s StudIes In Asia; The Veiled Women Prem Chowdry I Neerd Desai 15

The Politks of Anthologising Short Stories Written by Indian Women Nandini Chandra 18

'Galpa ,.. at its very best' Mnnal Pande mlerv:ewed by r-ealher NIX 20

Our feet Walk The Sky Women of the South ASian Desmll Collective I Tapan Baw 22

A Field of One's Own 81n3 Agarwal I Rachei Pawning 24

FEATURE ARTICLES

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'Clubs, Drugs and Other Four letter Words': Grunge fiction Margaret Henderson and Shane Rowlands

'Women's Print Brawls' Gillian Hanscombe

REVIEWS

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Figments of a Murder Gillian Hanscombe I Gina Merw 2

Dear Sun: The letters of Joy Hester and Sunday Reed Edited by JanlOe Burke J Tanya DalZiel! 5

All Things Opposite: Essays on Australian Art M,E :,~cc;U1re I Juliet Peers 1

The Orchard Thieves Elizabeth Jolley I Roberta Munro 9

The lighthouse Spark Heather Grace. Bracelet Honeymyrtle Judith Fox I Enza Gandolfo 10

Queen Kat, Carmel and St. Jude Get a Ufe Maureen '.':':arlhy I Joanne Butcher 11

City Women/Country Women Edited by loce:ynne A :: _\t I Judith Bandldt 12

Whisper Dark Karen Allard; Zoetrope 1.1 TC, Cronin Hair & Skin & Teeth lisa Jacobson;ultimately female Sue l, Nicholls I jill )c,r.es 14

The feminist law Journal I Saman/ha Hepb:J(fl 25

Public and Private: feminist legal Debates Edited t', ',' ~r9arel Thornton / Rosemary Hunter 26

Take This, Miss Jones! Rosemary J, Harm I Penny 8as:·:? ..~ 27

The White Garden Carmel Bird I Margaret Pardo 28

Stingers Klistin Henry & Dons Leadbetter: The Body in TIme and Nervous Acts Diana Fahey and lordle Albistan / Kalhy Kiluai 29

The lifestyles of Previous Tenants 8arbara Wels I gal: ,:'r/hur 31

The Sky is Blue With Clouds like Fishbones Micheiie ':ee; Alison Margaret Watts I lenni O..erend 32

Women in the Victorian Art World Edited by (larIS)" ~~mobell Orr I Hilary Maddocks 34

The Education of a Woman: The life of Gloria Steinem Carci"n G, Heilbrun I Healher LE r,'ellson 36

Breakfast with 8eaverbrook Ann Moyal I .~osa!eel'... 37

The True World Kale Reeves I Gall jones 39

She's fantastical Edited by Lucy SUSSex & jwdllh Buck~~~ ..'Jrie€n Webb 40

Sexy 80dies Edited by Elspeth Probyn & Ellzateth GrCS:'iICi Llfldsay 43

CONFERENCE REPORT

The 5th Women and labour Confereme AII'son Cr~ .~-

POETRYUnderneath Gloria Yates

Where Volcanic Women Are Jane Williams

Stitch in Time lm Murphy

Under Alchemy; Sleeping Beauty Awakens Ron r:: ·5

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BERKELEYWOMEN'SLAWJOURNAL

Volume 11

Unqualified to Be Voiceless: InaudibleScreams Falling on the Deaf Ears of a NotSo Color-blind Society

ARTICLES

The Implantation of Rights: An Argumentfor Unconditionally Funded NorplantRemoval

Prostitution and the Ametican Health CareSystem: Denying Access to a Group ofWomen in Need

Unconditional Safety for ConditionalImmigrant Women

BOOK REvIEW

IMaria Diana Ramos

19Rachel Stephanie Amow

49Tracy M. Clements

99Felicia E. Franco

Racial Restrictions on Naturalization: TheRecurring Intersection of Race and Genderin Immigration and Citizenship La\\'White by Law: The Legal Construction of RaceBy Ian Fidencio Haney Lopez

142Kevin R. Johnson

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RECENT DEVELOPMENTS

When Domestic Violence Diversion Is NoLonger an Option-The Next Step: What toDo with the Female Offender

Through the Looking Glass: RecentDevelopmems in Affinnative Actioll

Developments in Custody Options forHIV-Positive Parents

Bejing and Beyond

Volume II

168Melissa Hooper

182Kathleen Morris

194SunllY Rosenfeld

200Nicole Streeter

A COLLABORATIVE WORK WITH THE AFRICAN-AMERICANLAW AND POLICY REpORT

Foreword: The Unbearable Lightness ofIdentity

Interrogating IdentityReview Essay of Judy Scales-Trent,Notes of a White Black Woman:Race, Color, Community

Changing the Rules: Some PreliminaryThoughts 011 Doctrinal Refonn,Indetenninacy, alld Whiteness

Welfare "Reform": An Attack on Us All

Two Steps Removed: The Paradox ofDiversity for Women of Color LawProfessors

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FEATURESKawa Whakaruruhau - Cultural SafetyIrihapcti Ramsden's report on the importance of cultural safcty in nursing practiceand educationA Pakeha PerspectiveKarena \Va)' writes about Cultural Safety training at Auckland HospitalThrough a Prism DarklyLily's experience of Multiple Personality DisorderConfessions of an Ex.MutlipleAlison's experiences of tvluhiple Personality DisorderPlanet CampFern Mercier reports on the Pan Pacific Planet Camp Symposium

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A Girl's Own Guide to VDUsAlex \Vaodley looks at the OOS and aSH of it all

To Bem" H BOlll1cinJ! BabyBinhing expcricnccs lJy Beulah Wood

The I~ighl Boal . the Gil'l's Own Guide to Kayakingby Anne WoodleyThe IJmndslwt Wish ListWish we may, Wish we might. Get these things without a light

In the Dock: The Popet\ thought provoking piece bought to you from the pages of NtTI!J IJJlfF1Jflf;Ollflh:\'!

STROKES AND ART ATTACKS

\Vorncll's Film FestivalElaine \Vhelan previews the Third International \Vornen's Filril Festivalin ChristchurchPsychopharmacology & Psychoppt"cssionreviewed by Sue foitchctt\Vorncll's Spil'ituality, Women's Livesreviewed by Jill BrameHallom: MaOl'i Standal'ds of lIealth III - R stlldy of lhe yeal's 1970 - 199 t,reviewed by Linda HillRacism in the Lives of Womenreviewed by Charmaine PountneyNew Zealand \Vornell's Guide to RunningAnne \Voodley reviews the latest book on this vigorous subjectOh Sisler!Oh dear. wasn't there a reaction to the release oftheYMCA's booklet for yOllngwomen, Sistfrs.

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(In)vleiblllty and identityConfessions ofa Whip.Cracking DominatrixMainstreaming Martina: Lesbian Visibility in the '90sQueer & Young & So Much ElseUncontrollably and Incorrigibly YoursButch, Femme, and the Woman·Identified Woman:M~nage.a.trois of the '90s

Can Queer Theoty Radicalize "The Mother's" Body?Speaking About Language: An Interview with Chrystos

On Seelne and 5elne Seen"For This Girl Was My Grand Passion... ": Re·interpreting the First Large Scale

Survey ofWomen's Sexuality in America (1929)Urban Desire(s)What Kind of Lesbians Are We Now? or, Sometimes We Feel Like

We're Wearing Flannet Shirts with Our Come-Fuck-Me PumpsHierarchies of Otherness: The Politics of Lesbian Styles in the 1990s, or,

What to Wear?Transformations: Writing Onlthe Lesbian BodyDrag Kings: Chicks with Dicks

by Candis Grahamby Leila Annstrong

by Anna-Louise Cragoby Tonia Bryan

by Connie Carter andjean Nobkby Susan Drioer

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by Rachel Epsteinby Frances Lotehftrd

by Kaushaiya Bannerjiby Barbara M. Herringer and Barbara Isaac

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Aotlvlem and TraneformatlonAnd Still I FightThe Lesbian Avengers Fight BackLines on Lesbian Sex: The Politics of Representing Lesbian Sex in the Age of AIDS

Thinking Straight About Public Policy in the '70s and '90sQueer Theory: Transgression and/or Regression

Poetryo thou undaunted daughter ofdesire(untitled)tongue in cheekBlackberry baby and the half-Jewish princessEpiphyte 2: Moss(untitled)Nine Yearstrompe l'o(r)eil(le)Pach.cutec(untitled)The Lesbian Friendship PrimerCathariAdam and SteverumeursadorffiReceptionthis hairToccata sans fugue

Book RevlewElThe House That jill Built: A Lesbian Nation in FormationuJbian Choim .Plural Deli",: Wn'ting Bi""",,1 Women l &alitielusbian Parenting: Living with PriM and PrejudiceThe Lelbian Health GuideHivemaleMlmoi", uJbimnel

Front CoverWinsom, "In the Garden," oil on canvas board, 30" x 24".

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by KAthum Rockhillby Vakrie KAmeyaby Gabn'ete Gn'ffin

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by nathalie J"phensby Holly Keith

by Catharine Lalreby Pauline Rankin

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Gender and Law1996

Table of Contents

Number 2

The Effect of Sentencing on Women, Men, theFamily, and the Community ... Jack B. Weinstein 169

A Comparison of American and Jewish Legal Viewson Rape . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Beth C. Miller 182

Human Rights, Violence Against Women, andEconomic Development (The People's Republic ofChina Experience) Ann D. Jordan 216

COMMON LIVES/LESBIAN LIVES

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CONTENTS Number Fifty-six 1995-1996

3 Notes to Our Readers4 How to hear an orange, by Jennifer Lynne von Ammon5 Being a Lesbian Visual Artist Is a Struggle, by Lorraine

Inzalaco8 The Pain of Delight, by Jeanette Coon9 To the Island, by Dawn Paul

15 Biology, by Elisabeth Kushner18 Two poems by Amy Schutzer21 Origami, by Stephanie Wilson25 Chaos II: Taxi Flying, by Amanda Nicole Gulla26 On the Back Porch, by Taye Cairnes29 Sad Days for Allie, by Gila Svirsky42 if I tell you I love the sea, by Tina Minkowitz43 No Cash Butch, by Trish Cole44 Traveling Dykes, by H.A. Pearce47 Mom's Ex, by Karen X. Tulchinsky52 Full Circle, by Connie Reynolds53 For HER, by Mona Shaw55 Tough Decision, by K. E. O'Connor'9 Halloween, by Eva M. Schlesinger60 Two poems by mistinguette62 Flag, by Melissa Mitchell63 Picked Up, by Amy Hawkins67 Old Flames, by Deven Stephans72 Two poems by Amber Flora Thomas75 Scrapbook of Waipahu, by Donna Tsuvuko Tanigawa77 Lettuce, Etc., by Catherine A. Kelacher82 Breassage, by Debora B. Horning83 Slow Motion, by Emily Ravenwood85 Vallev Girls, by Hawk Madrone87 The New Garden, by Man'-Beth Stacey93 Who Knew I Was Allergic to Roses, by Stacey L. Johnson94 Two poems by Louise Whitney

96 i love, by judith ann hillard97 Beginnings, by Megan Fox Knox

102 Gaydar, by Darcy Wakefield103 The Visit, by Melissa Wills113 Pickled Poems, by Donna Tsuyuko TanigawaII 4 Two poems by Margaret Robison116 Jealousy, by Christine Kretiv117 For the Best, by Susan FerraroII 9 Deja Vu, by C. C. Carter120 "Because ... :' by Cindy Goodrich121 Eve's Lament, by Mimi Merrill123 Book Reviews

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farzanehJournal of Women's Studies and Research

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An Evaluation of High School Girls' Attitudes Towards 3MathematicsA Study on the Effects of Working Mothers on the Social 11Development and Educational Progression of ChildrenFamily Size, Sociability, Pre-School Experiences as 21Predictors of First Graders Academic Achievement

ReportA Report and Review of the First Seminar on the Girl 27Child, Where She Stands Today

ViewPointGirl Children in Today's World 37

Summaries of Persian Articles in This VolumeEffects of Misguidance and the Lack of Guidance on 41Iranian GirlsSexual (Gender Related) Role Models in Grade School 42Text-Book IllustrationsRural Girl Children in Iran 43Persian Articles in this Volume

F. Soleimani Nasab

E. Biabangard,M. Hatami

N. Akbarzadeh

M. MirBaha

F. Akbari

S. Sedaghat,Z.Zahed

Quarterly Discourse: Us. the International Community and the Girl Child \ Special

Edition: Research Projects on the Puberty Age of Girls \ Sexual (Gender Related) Role

Models in Grade School Text- Book Illustrations \ Effects of Misguidance and the Lack

of Guidance on Iranian Girls \ Rural Girl Children in Iran \ The Girl Child in Difficult

Circumstances.

farzanehJournal of Women's Studies and Research

SPilCial Edition for the fourth WilI'ldCOIiference on WQl'OOIlln Ileililll!

The Beijing Controversy: 1 EditorialEquality and/or Equity DirectorA Brief Study on the Influence 5 M. Gorgiof Pre-Islamic Cultures on the M. EbtekarContemporary Status ofMuslim WomenAn Evaluation of the Methods 25 M. EbtekarUsed to Compile Intemational M.OmmiDocumentsA Study of the Life and Status' 33 M. Gorgiof the Virgin Mary (Mariam), M. EbtekarThe Mother of Christ, In theHoly Quran - The ChosenWomanIssues on the Development of 49 M. E. AguilarThird World Nations:Implications for a ConceptualFramework on theDevelopment of WomenA Review of the Book"And 71Sara Laughed' by JohnOtwell: Eve, Religion andResurgency

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farzanehJournal of Women's Studies and Research

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Quarterly DiscourseChallenges of the Future

ResearchA Brief Review of the Woman's Economic Rights iniranian Legal systems,Divorce and Women's Options: Law and Practice in Iran

ViewpointHuman Rights of Women

Reflections on the Fourth World Conference on Women:the Process and the Issues

Persian Articles in this Volume

47 Editorial Director

49 Hosein Mehrpour

65 Ziba Mir-Hosseini

83 Kia Tabatabaie

93 Massoumeh Ebtekar

Quarterly Discourse: A Decision Beyond Beijing \ Challenges Between the Self and

Others for Iranian Women's NGOs \ Religious Methodology for Women in

Development \ An Assessment of the First National Report on Women in the Islamic

Republic of Iran \ The Process of the Fourth World Conference on Women \ After

Beijing: A Report

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Representill~ rhe OfJwr - Pan Til 0

Editor's IntroductionSue Wilkinson

IX. \Vhite \Voman Researcher ,- Bla("k \'lomen SubjechRosalind EDWARDS

:\. Between a ROCK and a Hard Ph..:c: The Politics of \Vhile Fl.:'ministsConducting Re:-;earch on Blad..; \\"omen in South Africa

Diana E,H, Rl'SSELL

1::5 XII. 'See \Vhoo.;c Face It \\'ears : Difference. Otherne\s and Po\\erChristine GRIFFIN

192 XIII. Represt'ming Other FeministsDiane RICHARDSON

197 XlV. 'White Women Can't Soca,',"Diane BELL

':O..l X\', Putting: Pakl.'hi.l illlo (11(' Picture: .-\nalysing Lesbian/BisexualPolitics in AOlearoa/Ncw ZI2"i.Jland

Kate P..\L'UN

~ 10 X\T Rl'prest'lltation and Difference in Cross-Cultural Research: TheImpact of Instillilional Stnlclure ...\Iarion \IARTIN and Beth Hl'\!PHRIES

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Speaki"g of RefJresell1;llg the Ot!t(,,.

217 Celia KITZINGER in convcf.'·;atinn with Manjit BOLA, Amparo BonillaCAMPOS. .lean CARABINE, Kalhy DOHERTY. Hannah FRITH, AnnMcNULTY. Jackie RI'Il,I.Y and .Ian WINN

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245 Feminist Dissertations in Ps)'rhology: A Supervisor's ViewHarriclIl' MARSHALL

ANNOUNCEMENT

248 The /:('11I;1I;,\"11I <-~ I\n'/i%gy l llldergraduatc Prill' 19()(,

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261 Featured Reprint:The Freudian ('o\,ertlpFlorence RUSH

Commentaries:

277 I. Sexual Ahuse: The Contemporary CovenlpAlex BENJAMIN

2R I II. A Political Breaking of SilenceSiobhan LLOYD

2R6 III. Exposing Father" Wha!'s New?Janet SAYERS

V. In the Footsteps or Doctor Freud and Down the Proverbial GardenPathLouise ARMSTRONG

IV. Freud and Feminism: A Century of ContradictionLynne SEGAL

Afterword:The Words May Change But The Melody Lingers OnFlorence RUSII

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Caroline KELLY Oil: nil' Slllhhom Particulars a/Social P,<tyd101of:Yby Frances Cherry

Wendy STAINTON ROGERS Oil: J)c('oll.'IIntct;nx J)('vt>!opmelltal

/)sydlO/oXY by Erica 13urman

324 Elizaheth MAI'STONE on: the \C/. War.'//(/II'"ki series of novels hySara Parclsky

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330 Julie \VILKES on: \VtJ1lll'n, Uhrk lind CopillM by Bonita C. Long andSharon Kahn (cds)

332 Belinda IlROOKS·(iORDON on: Relhillkillg Se-'l/a/l/a/'<l.I.\/I1"1I1 hyClare Brant Hnd Yun I.ee Too (cds): and Cmll!Jalillg S('xilolIIl1rt/s,HlwlII ill 111(' Hlorkl'llI(,c hy Rohan Collier

336 Pella BOYNTON on: The JJroslilll1itm (~lS(,xllality by Kathleen Barry

341 Sheila KITZINGER on: Th" Psychology of I'l'e/illallcy alld Childhirlhhy Lormine Sherr

342 Corinnc SQUIRE on: Scxual /JWl'rcncc: Masculinity lImll)sydlOlIlIl/lysis by Stephen Frosh

346 Coralic MAX WELL 011: GC11lIc!; I'()\\'cr (/1ul Rdalioflship.\' hyCharlotle Burck '!1ll1 Bebe Speed (eds)

347 Hannah FRITH on: Mak,' LOI'" /.asl (film) produced by CARE

350 Deborah MARKS on: All/Sill ~ (irulllh!(, hy Lois Keith (cd,)

FeministBookstoreNews

March/April 1996

Spring AnnouncementsVolume 18 Number 6

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ARTICLESCyberstulf and the Feminist Bookseller .29Amazon's New Used Book Program . .33Where Does the Money Go?: Book Cos! Analysis .27TCB: Staying Solvent . . . . . .37Baker & Taylor Link . . . . . . .45Canadian Content: Going to ABA .41Bookstore News .17News/Short Stories . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Little Sisters' Victory over Canada Customs· Canada RejectsBorders· New Publishers at KoerVlnland· ABA Files AnIitNslSuit Against Random House. John Miller Sentenced.New Venture and Pandora Awards Winners· loginllnBookUpdate. Brilain's Net Book Agreement Dissolved.Obituary: Terri l. Jewell

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Canada Court Awards $170.000 to Little Sisters'· Sue OsWald's ~Arrest Records Expunged' Web Siles for Feminist Bookstores • ~Lisa McGowan to Coordinate the FemInist Bookstore Network FallCalalog' Feminist Bookstore Week - North Amenca •LoginilnBook Reorganization' Spinifex Press Goes Electronic

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THE BOOKSArt Books ...Canadian BooksGay Men's Lit.Music NewsMysteries ..New MediaOur Own PressesPublisher's RowScience FictionSidelinesSmall Presses .University Presses

Feminist CollectionsA Quarterly of Women's Studies Resources

Volume 17, No.2, Winter 1996

From tbe Editon

Gassroom Technologies:Where Did the Feminist Teather Go? Reconsiderina Authority in

the Multimedia Classroom by Allison Graiberg 1Using a Web Page in a Women's Studies Class by Beth Hardin and

Maria Pramaggiore 3Feminist Empowennent Through the Internet by Lucretia McCulley

and Patricia Pallerson 5The Use of E-mail Discussion in Fostering a Learning Community in an

Undergraduate Psychology of Women Course by Tracy Luchetta 7Internet Resources and Women's Studies: Expandina the Horizons of

a Rural Campus by Ann Donihue Travers 9Interactive Television: Teaching and Leamina Viewed Through a

Feminist Perspective by Lisa LaSalle 10Interactive Video and Female Learning: Implications for a Feminized

ProCession by Debra Gold Hansen and Sheri D. Irvin 13Usina Computer ConCerenting to Break Down Racial and Gender Barriers

in the College Classroom by Mary Kay Scbleiter 16

Wider NetworksAfter the Walls: Breakina NEWW Ground in Electronic Communication

by Nina Beth Huntemann 18Creating A Virtual Sisterhood Online by Barbara Ann O'Leary 20Electronic Witches: Women Using E-mail in the Former Yugoslavia

by Kathryn Turnipseed 22Increasing Women's Use oCElectronic Networks: The Women's Networking and

Support Program of the Association for Progressive Communicationby lustine Akman; and The APC Women's Networking Support Projectby Susan Mooney 24

Electronic ProjectsFeminism and Linguistics: How Technology Can Prove OUf Point

by Fabienne Bader 28Attitudes Toward Computers: The Changing Gender Gap by 1.M. Callan 30Women, the World Wide Web, and Issues oC Privacy by Leslie Regan Shade 33

Whose Voice? Whose Text? Negotiating Co-Authorship in Cyberspaceby Amanda Goldrick-lones and Linda M. LaDue 36

The Women, InCormation Technology, and Scholarship (WITS) Colloquiumat UIUC: A Feminist Model Cor Education and Activism on Campusby Betsy Kruger and 10 Kibbee 38

Women's Studies and the Net Effect! by Lynne Alice 40A Blueprint Cor Teaching Elementary Teachers About the Internet

by Kim Dayton 41Insights into Automation Training at a Saudi Women's College Library

by Patricia Myers-Hayer 43Helping Re-Entry Women Develop Library Technical Skills and Research

Strategies by Linda Marie Golian and Rita M. Pellen 44

nooks Recently Received 47

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EditorialThe World Upside Down: Feminisms in the AntipodesAnn Curthoys v

Feminism and Institutionalized RacismInclusion and Exclusion at an Australian Feminist RefugeTlkka Jan Wilson 1

At the Back of the Class. At the Front of the ClassExperiences as Aboriginal Student and Aboriginal TeacherLarissa Behrendt 27

The Curse of the SmileAmbivalence and the 'Asian' Woman in Australian Multiculturalismlen Ang 36

Mururoa: Women and \\Iuclear Testing in the PacificJodie Brownlee (Gr.enpeace, Australia) 50

Of Mail-Order Brides and 'Boys' Own' TalesRepresentations of Asian-Australian MarriagesKathryn Robinson 53

Warmth and Unity with all Women7Historicizing Racism in the Australian Women's MovementAdele Murdolo 69

The Republic is a Feminist IssueHelen Irving 87

Negotiating the Politics of InclusionWomen and Australian Labor Governments 1983 to 1995Carol Johnson 102

Gender, Metaphor and the StateMarian 5awer 118

Unravelling IdentitiesPerformance and Criticism in Australian FeminismsAnn Genovese 135

Feminism and Sellual AbuseTroubled Thoughts on some New Zealand IssuesCamille GUy 154

Woman lleat Raet Long Human Raet 0 No?Women's Rights, Human Rights and Domestic Violence inVanuatuMargaret Jolly 169

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Preface

Spring 1996

3

Susan Zeiger

Nancy Caro Hollander

Joceline Clemencia

C;'nthia :-Iahabir

Katherine Teghtsoonian

Tamara Friedman

Rebecca E. Biron

Felicia A. Kornbluh

Lisa Chewning

Ann Schwab

Jesse Lee Kerchen\l

She Didn't Raise Her Boy to Be a Slacker: 7:\lotherhood. Conscription. and the Cultureof the First World War

The Gendering of Human Rights: Women nand the Latin American Terrorist State

\Vomen \\'ho Love \Vamen in Cural;'ao: 81From Cachapera to Open Throats.-\ Commentary in Collage

Rape Prosecution. Culture. and Inequalit,'" 89in Postcolonial Grenada

Promises. Promises: "Choices for \Yomen' in 119Canadian and American Child CarePolic~' Debates

Stuck (Fiction! 1-1:7

Feminist Periodicals and Political Crisis in 131:\lexico: Fem. debate (emil/ista. andLa Correa Feminista in the 19905

The Xew Literature on Gender and the ] '"1Welfare State: The L·.S. Ca~e I Re\"iew Essa.... )

.Jade and Jasmine (Fiction! 199

Teaching .\lartin Bubel' to the Ladies .-ud ::()1I Poetr~')

For \\·omen. '-1 Victor~' I Poetr~" ::03

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Table of Contents

6 Internet Literacy: A Guide and Resources for Women's StudiesBy P. Warren-Wenk

12 More Internet Resources for Feminist Teachers

16 The Politics of Prejudice in Psychology: A Syllabus and BibliographyBy Mary E. Ballard

Spring/Summer 1995

22 Reforming Developmental Writing: Writing and Agency at the Academic EdgeBy Joanne Addison and Karin Evans

29 Lifting Our Morale and Inspiring Our Teaching:Developing a Feminist Pedagogy Retreat

By Mary Birch and Cheri Lucas Jennings

DepartmentsI Feminist Teacher Network News

35 Book Reviews

44 Teaching Resources

46 Conferences/Calls for Papers

48 Our Contributors

Feminist TeacherVol. 9 No.2

Table of Contents

53 "This Class Meets in Cyberspace": \Vomens Swdies \'ia Distance EducmionBv Elh.>n Cronan Rlbt;':

61 Female Protagonists ~lnd Bevond: Picture &)oks for Future FemmistsBy Kay E. Vander~rlf[

70 New Directions ttl[ Femimst Curriculum Transiormarion ProjectsBy C. Alejandra Elenes

76 Brain Diiierence Re,earch and Learning Styles Literature:From Equity to Discrimination

B\' Chrt~t\' Hammer ~lnd Valentine Du,ek

84 Student Perceptions ~i Gender in the Economics Prt~ieSsllm:

An Empirical Case StudyBv ~\'1an~aret :\. Ray

89 \Vomen:, Swdies in the eme Curriculum: Using \Vomen's Textile \Vorkto Teach \Vomen's Studies and Feminist Theory

B,· Brenda D. Phdlips

Departments

Fall/Winter 1995

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49 Feminist Teacher Network :-Jews

52 Letter

93 Book Reviews

101 Teaching Resources

104 Conterences/Calls ior Papers

106 Our CLmuibutors

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Feminist Voices..\ JntE MAUISON .\RI:iANEWSJOURNALj Dr "OMEN (-OR WOMEN

Volume 9, Number 3/4April 5-June 6

1996

Cooperation in OurCommunityby Esther Miller 1

Madison Hours: TakingControl of Our Livesand Our EconomyThrough LocalCurrencyby Stephanie Rearick 1

Letters 2

URomance," Women,and the Bridges toMillionsby Penny Skillman 7

The Painted Alphabet:A mythic and modernscript: book reviewby Cynthia Green 7

The ClotheslineProject: Creating andHealing 8

News Briefs 2Network 10

A Conversation With$uZAJlIle Westenhoeferinterview by RaneeZaporski 4

April: AlcoholAwareness Monthby Rosalie Migas 4

And So She Said•..poetry and more 5

Madison's FeministSci-Fi ConferenceGears Up for 20thAnniversaryby Jeanne Gomoll 6

Calendar

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89 OPRAH Jeanne Marie de M,'ssa,

104 ""EUns Fe! '''.'SS''!!UPCOIlIIX6 IUlJEJ

107 "'''''''.00AWAlOS &. CtMf'rnnOllSCALLS '01 lIaMISSIOII

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100 THE 10""," "''''T Wendy Margan

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Frontiers

A Journal of Women Studiesrl

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..0S::l From the Editors xi

Z'" Madonne M. Miner 1 "Like a Natural Woman":-a-..... a- Nature, Technology, and>rl

>< Birthing Bodies in Murphy Brown<Ii Laura Wyrick 19 The Cost of Shoes in the CityS::l Doubling-~ V. Q. Wallick 22 Sky, Rain, Rainbow

Fidelia Monzon

Annette Henry 27 A Wha' Dem A Go On Wid?(Student Resistance in a DoctoralSeminar on Black Feminist Thought)

Jean M. Humez 29 Reading Tile Narrative ofSojournerTn/til as a Collaborative Text

jacqueline Doyle 53 Haunting the Borderlands:La Llorona in Sandra Cisneros's"Woman Hollering Creek"

Anne Prowell 71 A Chat With a Changing WomanAbuela Dives the Wall

Marilyn Vogler 77 Wall WorkingUrian

Martha A. 87 Identity Politics, Political Identities:Ackelsberg Thoughts Toward a Multicultural

Politics

Sharon Dale Stone 101 Bisexual Women and the"Threat" to Lesbian Space:Or What If All the Lesbians Leave?

jean Hegland 117 Studying the GroundTo My DaughtersMontana HomesteadMotherlode

Moira Russell 122 The RunawayThe DepressionThe Teakettle

Nancy j. 126 Domestic Violence and theHirsclunann Theoretical Discourse of Freedom

In Brief 152

Contributors 155

Frontiers

A Journal of Women Studies

GENDER, NATIONS, AND NATIONALISMS

Jane Slaughter xi From the EditorsShane Phelan

Kathy E. Ferguson 1 Narratives of History, Nature, andand Phyllis Turnbull Death at the National Memorial

Cemetery of the Pacific

Michael H. Bodden 24 Class, Gender, and the Contours ofNationalism in the Culture ofPhilippine Radical Theater

Susan Zlotnick 51 Domesticating Imperialism:Curry and Cookbooks inVictorian England

Radhika 69 Coverage of "Bride Burning" inParameswaran the Dallas Observer:

A Cultural Analysis of the "Other"

Karen Mary ]01 11l QllillWlflera:Davalos Making Gender and Ethnic Identities

Sherrie Tucker 128 "And, Felias, They're Ameriam Girls!":On the Road With theSharon Rogers All-Girl Band

Claudia B. Isaac 161 Witchcraft, Cooperatives, andGendered Competition in aP'urepecha Community

Christina Greene 190 "In the Best Interest of the TotalCommunity"?:Women-in-Action and the Problemsof Building Interracial Cross·dassAlliances in Durham, NorthCarolina, 1968-1975

Shira Birnbaum 218 Making Southern Belles inProgressive Era Florida:Gender in the Formal andHidden Curriculum of theFlorida Female College

Contributors 247

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32Gender & History

Volume' H NUlllhl'r I April 199()

CONTENTS

Abslracts

Articles

An Activist's Roots: The F,lll1ily of p,lUli tV\UlTclYSUSAN J. VON SALIS

Re;:d Mpil Ilunl Buff'llt>: Masculillily, R,ll (' ,111£1 ("1.1 ...... illBritish fur Traders' NturalivesELIZABETH VIBERT

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I~llk I ikl'.1 Mall: Spl'I'1 h, 1'0\\'('1", ,lllrl i\I.I'>l'Idinilv ill

Eorly Ncw EnglandJANE KAMENSKY 22

Authority ,111<1 Nurltm' in Middl(, eLls<" L1111l'dHHlIl:lhe Case of E.nl)' and Mjd~Vi< loriilll Engl'lIldIOHN TOSH 411

The Lady Clerks al lhe Pwdential: The Beginning ofVerticJI Segregation by Sex in Clerical Work inNineteenth-Century Britain

""EllEN JORDAN (,r,

Monumcnts, Mourning <mel Masculinity in Fr,lllCP 'lflC'r

Wnrld War IDANIEL ). SHERMAN 112

Reassessing Rosie: vVorld W.u II, New Z<',II.)I1<1 VVO!lH'1l andthe Ic.:onography of femininityDEBORAI) MONTGOMERIE IDB

Thematic Reviews

Women's Biographies and Polilical Agendas:Who's Who in Islamic HisloryMARILYN BOOTH III

Fatima Mernissi, The ForR0ften Queens of Islam (I lJq~) Rulh Koc!ed, lVOIJll'1J ill h/,lfllicBiogr.JphicaJ CollfXfiom: From Ibn Sa'd to WIJ(l:~ Who (jI)'))) Barhar.l I rl'~('f

Slowasser, Women in tile Qur'an, Traditions, and Illtt'ffJfl't,lf;OIlS (199·t)

Gender and the Welfare Stelle: Compar<llive Pcrspf'clivesRENATA HOWE 138

Cynlhia R. Cornacchia, NatioM Are Built of Bahil>s: S,Wifl':: On/ario',> ,\ ICJ/hers andChildren, 19DO-I940(1993} Alisa Klaus, Every Child.l Lion: n'e Ori1'.im of I\f,l(('m"fand Infant Health Policy in the {Jni/ed Stales and FWKl', /lJfJO-1920 ll<)fH) Valprit,Fildes, lara Marks and Hilary ,,"'larl,lnd (('<lSI WOIlJ['/J cllld ("!IifdrL'II fin': /n/('fl1,1/iolJ,/1

Maternal <1nrl Infant Welfare, 187(}-19·1S (I q(2) Susan Pedersell, family.Dependence, and the Origins of the Welf.m> Slale: Brit,lin ,md Fw)('(', 1914 ~ /9<1.'>(1993) Gisela Bock and Pal Than(' (ed~) AI,ltmlil}' and G('nder fblicil's. Wornf'lland the Rise of th(' European 1\'('1';]((' 5l.1fes, umO.~,·19S().~ (Il)llll\l)'J·ll MollyLadd-Taylor, Alolher-'A'ork: Women, Child Wcl/;!f('..!lul/Ilf' 5I.1ft,. 1lI'1() / () 10 (1 '1'1-11

Gender & HistoryVoIU!l1(' H Nlllnlwi 1 April 1CJ96

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33

Family WorkMARILYN STRATHERN 143

Chrisline Delphy and Diana Leonard, f<lfllili.1I hploil,lfillll: A Nt'\\, I\/I,l/),is of Af,lrfi.lJWin Con/empm<l()' Wesfern Sodl'!i('$ (19l ) I) I),wid (-lark (('d.) 1\ I.Jrriol~l', l)OIm'.~fil- I iii',1I1d Sod, II Chlfl}W (Il)f)1) j),lllipi Hprl,HlX ,mil I~HII lhlllllPSllll h-d ... ] Uf'/Uf'/'ll

Generatians: rami/)' Alode/5, !\Iy/lls, .mll !IlCllIorit'., (!IJlIlI Undi k,lll. ,11111 j,mil ('

Monk (('{Is) Full Ci'("(('5: C{'ogr.lphi!'s of lVimlCl1Il\'I" til(' Uft, Course (I !JIB)

Book Reviews 14B

Edward Muir and Guido Ruggiero (cds) Ilis/my from Crime IJI.lQ4) h<111U'S E. OO!.1Il,

Dangerous Familiars: Representations of {)o/He5fic Crime in Enxl.lml, 11.'i0-/700(1994) Jenny Kerffiode and Garlhinc Willkef (('us) Womm, Crimf' ,mc/ fIJI' Cntlf1.~;/1

Early Modern fng/cllld (1 £)£)4) JOEL F, HARRINGTON

Mary Ahbofl, Family lies: English Families, 1540-/920 (JlJlJJ) BCc1trkf' eoltHl'!>, T/lf'F.lmily in the Westem World from the BI,1Ck Death to the IlIdu~tric11 !\IW (I (len)

Rosemary O'Day, The Family and Family Re/atinnshifJ5, ISOO-19(}(): fnM',JIld, fr,lI1('c',and the United Stales of America (l9q4) MANUElA ROSSINI

Tessie P. liu, The Weaver's Knot: The Contradictions of Cla,~s Srfllf,R!e and Famill' 5Ilfid.lrill'in Western France, 1750- 1914 (1994) MARTINE SEGALEN

Karen V. Hansen, A Very Sodal Time: Crafting Community in Antebeffum N(,\\, [nR',lIId(1994) Thomas. Dublin, Tr.lOsforming Women's Work: Ncw ffl~/,lIld lil'('s in Ih"Industrial Revolution II qlJ4) PAMElA SIIARPE

Barbara Alpern Engel, Rf'lwem the Fields and the City: Women, Work, ,md F'lIIli/}' inRussia, 1861-1914 (194) MELANIE IUC

Judith R. Walkowilz, City of Dreadful Deligflt: Nan,ltl\'es of S(','w,)1 Danger in L,He­Victorian London (1992) Ellen Ross, Love and Tc1i1: Motherhood in Outcasf London,1870-191lJ (I lJ£)l) I\. JAM[S 11AMMFRTON

Jose Harris, I'rh'ate UVl'S, Puhlic SfJirit. t\ SIX 1.111 fi~tmy of I1rit'lln f111().-1f)14 IlljfHJlANE lEWIS

Marilynn Wood Hill, Tlleir Sisters' KeepC'rs: PrCHtituticlfI in New HJfk City, 1830-1810(1994) Donna J, Gu~', Sex and DangC'r in Bue1los Aires: Prostitution, Famif): ,1IldNation in Argentina 119£)1/95) Shannon Bell, Rl',ldinR, Wriflf)~, and Rewriting theProSfltute Body (19(}4) BARBARA lITTI.F.WOOD

Janel Hunler (t'd.) }apalll'sP Wonw(} Worki/l}? (Jl)Cll/f IS) NORIYO IIAYAKAWA

Notes on Contributors

Index to Volume 7 (1995)

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34 Volume 10, Number 2

GENDER & SOCIETYApril 1996

Contents

From the Editor 117

Welcome to the Men's Club:Homosociality and the Maintenance of Hegemonic Masculinity

SHARON R. BmD 120

Fraternities and Collegiate Rape Culture:Why Are Some Fraternities More Dangerous Places for Women?

A. AYRES BOSWELL and JOAN Z. SPADE 133

Gender in the Culture of Mexican American Conjunto MusicAVELARDO VALDEZ and JEFFREY A. HALLEY 148

Gender, Earnings, and Proportions of Women:Lessons from a High-Tech Occupation

GILLtAN RANSON and WILLIAM JOSEPH REEVES 168

Mothering, Medicalization, and Jewish Identity, 1928-1940JACQUELYN LlTI 185

Research Report

Negotiating Independent Motherhood: .Working-Class African American Women

Talk about Marriage and MotherhoodLINDA M. BLUM and THERESA DEUSSEN 199

Book Review Essay

They Call Her Pastor: ANew Rolefor Catholic Women by Ruth A. Wallace

Gender and Work: The Case of the Clergy by Edward C. LehmanWomen ~ Leadership in Marginal Religions:

Explorations Outside the Mainstreamedited by Catherine Wessinger

Gender and Religion edited by William H. Swatos, Jr.KANDJE BRINKMAN 212

Book Reviews

Nighrwork: Sexuality, Pleasure, and CorporateMasculinity in a Tokyo Hostess Club by Anne Allison

DEBRA A. CURTIS 215

Parents' Jobs and Chiidren~ Livesby Toby L. Parcel and Elizabeth G. Menaghan

E. REBECCA McCLANAHAN 216

Gender & Society is partially supported bythe University of California, Santa Barbara,

and the University of Memphis

Apology 229 35

I',:ote from the Book Review EditorELIZABETH HIGGINBOTHAM 230

<Shattering Ihe Instrumental-Expressive Myth: 0

c:The Power of Women's Networks 3in Corporate-Government Affairs "

DENISE BENOIT SCOTT 232 0

Women and 1\'len in Film: Gender InequalityZc:

Among Writers in a Culture Industry 3<:T

DENISE D. BIELBY and WILLIAM T. BIELBY 248 "~w

Gender SlTalification in the Science Pipeline:A Comparallve Analysis of Seven Countries

SANDRA L. HANSON, :-'IARYELLEN SCHAUB, and DAVID P. BAKER 271

Custodial Care, Surrogate Care, and Coordinated Care: 0Employed MOlhers and the Meaning of Child Care tTlLYNET VITAL 291 Z

Family Employment Status and Gender Role Attitudes: d..\ Comparison of Women and Men College Graduates

~\lARGARET L CASSIDY and BRUCE O. WARREN 312

Research Report RoSexism in Graduate School Classrooms: C/)

Cl)ns~quencesfor Students and Faculty 0DANIEL J. ~IYERS and KIMBERLY B. DUGAN 330 '-< nc:

" mBook Reviews "Ri,hts At Work: Pay Equity R(torm '" ~

'" --<tllld the Politics of Legal Mobilization a-

by Michael W. McCannROSEMARY WRIGHT 351

The Feml1list Classroom: An Inside Looktil flo1\' Professors Gild Students Are Trallsforming

Higher Ed/lc{l[jonfor a Diverse Societyby Frances A. Maher and Mary Kay Thompson TetTault

COLLEEN S. BELL 352

And the Flag II;,IS Still rhere: Straight People.Gay People alld Sexuality ill the u.s. Military

by Lois ShawverLAURA MILLER 354

Coming all Strong: Gender and Sexualityill Twentieth·Crntury Women's Sport

by Susan K. CalmHhmen in Baseball: The ForgOl1ell History

by Gai Ingham BertageFAYE LINDA WACHS 355

Call for Papers 358

Gellder & Society is partially supported bythe University of California, Santa Barbara,

and the University of Memphis

36 Harvard Women's Law JournalVolume 19

Essay

Spring 1996

At War: Narrative Tactics in The Citadel and VMI LitigationValorie K. Vojdik

Articles

In a Greener Voice: Feminist Theory and Environmental Justice 23Robert R.M. Verchick

Anti-Essentialism, Relativism, and Human Rights 89Tracy E. Higgins

Gender in Evidence: Masculine Norms vs. Feminist Reforms 127Rosemary C. Hunter

International Human Rights Law, Feminist Jurisprudence, andNietzsche's "Eternal Return": 7llrtl;ng the Wheel 169

Barbara Stark

Recent Developments

Domestic Violence and Welfare Receipt: Toward a New FeministTheory of Welfare Dependency 20 I

Jody Raphael

Prosecuting Battered Mothers: State Laws' Failure to ProtectBattered Women and Abused Children 229

V. Pualani Enos

Law and Literature

Women, Agency, and the Law: Mediations of the Novel in theLate Eighteenth Century 269

Nancy E. Johnson

A Summer's Tale: Of Marriage, Feminism, and Jury Duty 293Mary Pat Treuthart

Book Reviews

THE NEUTERED MOTHER, THE SEXUAL FAMILY, AND OTHERTwENTIETH CENTURY TRAGEDIES. By Martha Albertson Fineman 321

RACE, GENDER, AND POWER IN AMERICA: THE LEGACY OF THEHILL-THOMAS HEARINGS. Edited by Anita Faye Hill and EmmaColeman Jordan 328

Health Carefor WomenInternationalCONTENTS Volume 17 I Number2 I 1996

EDITORIAL I v

THE WATER BABY I Barbara A. Keddy I 93

CROSS-NATIONAL COMPARISON OF FAMILY DYNAMICS DURlNGTHE THIRD TRIMESTER OF PREGNANCY IN THE UNITED STATES AND.ICELAND I Marjorie A. White, Margaret E. Wilson, Barbara Tomlinson, andMargret T6masd6ttir I 97

QUESTIONING, RESISTING, ACQUIESCING, BALANCING: NEWMOTHERS' CAREER REENTRY STRATEGIES I Suellen Miller I 109

AIDS AWARENESS AND KNOWLEDGE AMONG BOTSWANA WOMEN:IMPLICATIONS FOR PREVENTION PROGRAMS I Kathleen F. Norr,Sheila D. Tlou, and Beverly J. McElmurry I 133

RACISM AND HEALTH CARE ACCESS: A DIALOGUE WITH CHILD­BEARING WOMEN I Nanny L. Murrell, Renee Smith, Gwendolyn Gill, andGozil Oxley i 149

PERIMENSTRUAL SYMPTOMS AMONG CHINESE WOMEN IN ANURBAN AREA OF CHINA i Mei-yu Yu, Xiu-Ian Zhu, Jin-yue Li, DeborahOakley, and Nancy E. Reame I 161

HEALTH-RELATED CONCERNS AND EXPERIENCES OF EMPLOYEDPERIMENOPAUSAL WOMEN IN ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT I Blanche I.Mikhail and Mirrelle S. Ragheb I 173

INTRAINDIVIDUAL CHANGE AND INTERINDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCESIN FACTORS INFLUENCING OLDER WOMEN'S HEALTH-SEEKINGBEHAVIOR i Mary Ellen Quinn, Mary Ann Johnson, and Peter Martin I187

ANNOUNCEMENTS i 197

PAPERS TO APPEAR IN FUTURE ISSUES i 199

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38

HECATE

An Interdisciplinary Journal ofWomen's Liberation

Vol. XXI no. ii, 1995

4-8 Editorial

Poems by Judy Johnson, Venetia Brissenden, AnnelieseStricker, Michelle Mee, Carol Cohn, Susan Perry,Andrea Rogers

Mandakranla Bose9-19

20-22

23-28

Taslima Nasrin: Tales of Shame

•A Day in the Dreams of Dulcie Downe' Luisa Drohan

29-43 From Lesbian Nation to Queer NationBonnie Zimmerman Interviewed by Susan Sayer

44-48

49-56

'S~lIs'

About Lores

Pam Baker

R D Lappan

57-60 Poems by Ali Smith, Patricia Sykes, Sue Saliba

61-78 The River Ophelia: Four Views. Justine Ettler,Margaret Henderson, Michaela Costigan and Kay Ferres

79-82 •Long Black Hair: I Remember' Maria Pallotta-Chiarolli

83-84

85-122

Poems by Christina Gordon andSarah Carmela Helen Endarott

Pie in the Pure Land:A Meeting in the 'Sweet Bye and Bye'

Helene Bowen Raddeker

123-126 'Jar'

127-128 'To be a Bird'

Merlinda Bobis

Joy Kilian

129-136 'Eat Bread and Salt and Speak the Truth' and'The Times they are a'Changin' Dorothy Hewett

137-141 Literary Body or Critical Corpse? Allan Gardiner

HERfZON5WOMEN'S NEWS 8: FEMINIST VIEWSSpring 1996 Voila No 2

CONTENTS

Letters 2

-------- WOMEN'S NEWS

When WOll1m Kill Workshop Aims at Saving Lives...................... 6Midwifery:A WelcomeTransition in Ontario 8

Female Genital Mutilation Bill's Dearh Welcomed 8

Put Victims First, Men's Group Says 11CAW Council President Urges Women into Unions 13

-------- FEMINIST VIEWS

In Search ofa Fair Share: Three Ways ofWorking Togerherby flllila Lahey........................................................ 15

Beyond the Back Fence: Rural Digniry's Cynrhia Patterson

by Helm Faney 18

Who Cares for the Dying?byjealletleA"ger 20

Lesbian Chic Goes to HollywoodbyjoalllleLalilllff 24OneMan'sFamily

byC.ditltflHieks , 28

Revenge of the Dutiful Daughters

by Kill)' CJehralle 43

REVIEWS -----------

39

Shadow Maker: The Life ofGwendolyn MacEwanReview by RJ. Sleve",oll 30

Against rhe Current: 50 Years ofLife on rheJobReviewbyLylllleValluwm 31

The Orher Woman:WomenofColourin ConremporarySocieryReviewby laJatida KlirtlkliWI/liya 33Music:JaneSibetty,TheWelfare Srarlets,3Sheec; ro theWOld

ReviewJby Fiolla Muldrew 34COLUMNS _

THE BUZZ by II"Jhad Mall)i 39

BODY WISE by Val Paape 40

ON THE EDGE by LYII Coekb"m 41

LASTWORDbyPenlliMilehell 47

40 I N I T I A T I V E s

VOLUME 57, NUMBER 11995

From the Editor's Desk

The Scholarly Productivity of Women AcademicsElizabeth G. Creamer

Women in Community College Administration:A Two-Decade Progress Report

Kay A. Faulconer

Encouraging Women's Leadership in the Academy:An In-house initiative

David E. McFarland and Sandra J. Vidler

Adult Women's Learning in Higher Education:A Critical Review of Scholarship

Elisabeth Hayes and Daniele D. Flannery

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Whose Personal Stories Are Published in Educational Journals?Investigating Presumptions AboutWomen's Subjectivity in Academic Discourse 41

Pamela LePage and Doris Flowers

I N I T I A T I v E S41

SPECIAL ISSUE: SEXUAL HARASSMENT, PART 1VOLUME 57, NO, 2

1996From the Editor's Desk

The "Discovery" and Evolution of SexualHarassment as an Educational Issue 1

Suzanne Rice

Sexual Harassment: Why Men Don't Understand H 15Tom landis-Schiff

Understanding the Characteristics of the Sexual Harasser 27Melora SWldt

Subculture Roleover: The Anatomy of a Hostile Environment 37Jadyn M. Svoboda and Richard W. Crockett

Handling the Confidential Student Complaint of FacultySexual Harassment: An Administrative Course of Action 49

Barbara Guthrie-Morse

"That's The Way The World ReaIly Goes"Sexual Harassment and New Jersey Teenagers

Mary Trigg and Kim Wittenslrom

Handling Sexual Harassment Complaints Informally:One School's Experience

Joan L. Marshall

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42

lnterJ1!\Uonal

Women In Action

3/95THE DREAM LIVES ON

, ,......... ~ by Marilee Karl Ttit ~; nI' (" ISIS InlenW(Wll(U.

THREE GENERATIONS 1 8 by Mavic Cabrera Balleza A arw,n'lllo/;U'1

wid a datl9hf('r suppon each other III the stnl9flle for !/,YlIl'll S fYIli(ll~:,:,

COYER STORY: PERFECT PAIR 2: 2· by Luz Maria Martinez Jnd"

ann TehreeTllCl /I/ltha lake center sla~j(' ill Pakistan's dw:cc scent

CHANGING ALL THE RULES 28 by Hayat Imam .;:;:.'el'vitIl10IlS nit/llf'

til/Ii nor ensure a woman's place III socIety. says Pnllcess iYemell.Ze,

(/ motllci

,..."r-:THE DIPLOMAT 0 "'- also by Hayat Imam 0Yle ...ial'afe de DlOS" Her mlSSlOll IS to malll

srreamfemirtist theon'es.

40 Are you? Read and dispel your

fears

" THOUGHTS ON THE WORLD CONFERENCE ON WOMEN 36 by Chuan

do J'J ,r~ Renyan, translated by Sophia Woodman A Chinese woman .rUidsw J I '"""( /ffI}~"i,~: tlte courafje to speak

> <t::','l,i?!I)WHO'S AFRAID OF FEMINISM?. ~;,~

MEDIA MAT'TERS 62 by Luz Maria Martinez Has mass

communication made societies more selfish, brutal and

patriarchal?

A VEIL OVER THE EAST 67 from theSouth China Morning PostIn Indonesia and Malaysia, islam is

reSl.lrging.

HINTS ON THE ROAD TO WELL-BEING 80 by PennieAzarcon-dela Cruz Isis and Other Guides to Health

reviewed.

DEPARTMENTSEDITORIALFEEDBAcK .I-

WHAT Do You THINK? , '

Can men be feminists?

Clips 5Isis Collections -!-;' Books and videos from the shelves of

Isis.Books in My Mind ;.j by Kulasang Kulelat

What does it mean when abo lit books you start dreaming?

WOMAN IN ACTION: Breaking the Mould 7;} by LuzMaria Martinez

ONE ON ONE: MAKING (RADIO) WAVES IN THE PACIFIC 13by Irene R. Chia Doreen Sam makes a splash in the

Solomon Islands.

Journal of Feminist Family TherapyAn International Forum

VOLUME 8 NUMBER 1

LEITER FROM THE OUTGOING EDITORJanine Roberts

EDITORIAL

1996

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Betty Mac Kune·Karrer

Therapy with Women Substance Abusers:A Systemic Couples Approach 5

Thorona S. NelsonEric E. McCollumJoseph L. WetchlerTerr)' S. TrepperRobert A. Lewis

The Narrative of Life: Immigrant Women in Single·ParentFamilies 29

Amith Ben·David

Feminist Family Therapy and the Narrative Approach:Dovetailing Two Frameworks 47

Anile Laura GoslingMary-Eve Zangari

REFLECTIONS

Finding the ExtraordinaryCarol)'11 Wright

BOOK REVIEWS

65

Women of Color: Integrating Ethnic alld Gender Identitiesin Psychotherapy. edited by Lillian Comas·Diazand Beverly Greene 75

Reviewed by Barbara F. Okun

Women in Context: Toward a Feminist RecollstructionofPsychotherapy. edited by Marsha Pravder Mirkin 77

ReI'iewed by Casi Kushel

Powerful Wisdom: Voices ofDistinguished WomenPsychotherapists. by Lourene A. Nevelsand Judith M. Coche 79

Woman Changing Woman: Feminine PsychologyRe·Conceived Through Myth and Experience.by Virginia Beane Runer 79

Reviewed by Eva Leveton

Peer Marriage: How La"e Between Equals Really Works.by Pepper Schwartz 86

ReI'iewed by Margaret Cotroneo

44 JOURNAL OF FEMINIST STUDIESIN RELIGION

Fall 1995 Volume 11 Number 2

Special Issue: Rhetorics, Rituals andConflicts Over Women's

Reproductive Power

o Editor's Introduction Becerly IV. Harrisan

o Rhetorics and Rituals of Women's ReproductiveChoices and Well-Being _

Struggles for \Vomen's Bodily Integrity in theCoiled States and the Limits of LiberalLegal Theory jaflCt R. Jakobsen 5

Sometimes the Law is Cruel: The Constructionof a Jewish Anti~Abortion Position in theWritings of Immanuel Jakobovits Rebecca T. Alpert 27

Women of Color and Reproductive Choice:Combatting the Population Paradigm Andy Smith 39

\Vomen's Responses to Child Loss in Japan: TheCase of ~Iizuko KurD Elizabeth Harrison 67

A Response 1geta Midori 95

o State and Church Resistance to Women'sReproductive Well-Being _

\Vomen and Catholic Church Politics in EasternEurope Chris Gudorf 101

Reproductive Rights and the Politics ofTransition in South Africa Denise M. A.ckennann 117

The .-\bortion Dehate ill Brazil: .\ Report froman Eco-Femlnist Philosopher andTheologian l'nder Sicl:::C frOlle Gebara 129

o Notes On Contributors 137

Journal of Gender Studies45

Volwne 5 Nwnber I March 1996

Contents

Tess Cosslett. Feminism. ~'Iatriljnealism, and the 'House of \\'omen' 10

Contemporary \ \'omen's Fiction 7

J'ictona B. KOT<f1liowska. Engaging with Gender: Star Trek's '::'\ext Generation'AI 19

Paulilll ,H. Prior. The Dark Side of Goodness: women, social norms and mentalhealth 27

Dallas Isaacs & Jlari(r/l Poole. Being a )'lao and Becoming a :'\urse: three men!sstories 39

Claire rfallace. Pamela .-lbbolt & Glon'a Lankshtar. 'Vomen Farmers III Somh-\\'estEngland 49

Claire Griffiths. Social De\'elopmem and \l'omen in Africa-the case of ~Iorocco 63

Padq)' LAng. Five Poems 81

T.\LKB.\CK

Pat~)' Stoneman. .\11 Open Letter to Stn;e D.l\;es 37

RE\'IE'," .-\RTICLES

Series: Subursire fl omm )'Iarie )'luh'ey Roberts. Series Ed. re\ic\\'cd by JudySimons 91

fa/ume I: 77ll .-ITt ql/ngeniousb' TomulltiJlg Jane Collier I

Jolume 11- .#peal Cl/Olle Haffqfthe Human Race, ,romall. Against tile Pretmsioll.'; IIIthe Other Hafl JIm, to Rt'lain them ill Political alld nlella ill Cit,il awi Dume.sticSlauf)' ,"'illiam Thomson & Anna \ "heeler!

Volume III: A B/(ghljid Life: a tme st0l)' Rosina Bulwer-LyttonlJoillme n~· TIlt' Bftll Book Sarah GrandJolume J:. nlt' ]vumal ofa Feminist i,Elsie Ckws Parsons

The Practice QlLore: lesbian .sexuali{l' and penwsl' dtsire ,TeresJ. de Lauretis!.. \t'tf L:.sbionCn'ticism: litt'ral)' and adtllral It'adings \Sally .\funt. Ed,l. 771£ R11RIlITl Book (!/1...t'sbiatlShort Stones :\fargarct Reynolds" re\·iewed by Lynne Pearce 95

BOOK REXIEWS

Tilting the Tuu:er: lesbians fftlrhillg Ij/lt't'r ,ill~il'ds Unda Garber. Ed. re\ ie\n>d by CeliaKitzingcr 99

Telling Trm;els: selecud wntmgs ~l' ninelemth-centu!1" ,~meri(all H'01111'11 abroad C~'lary

Suzanne Schriber! Ed.). Fnsuitablefir Ladies; an al/lh%gl' q(lf01I1fJllravel/eTJ JaneRobinson, Ed.) redewed by Shirley Foster 101

Carved Fltsh, Cast Selves: gendered symbols alld social practirc\Rudie & Tone Eleie) re\1t'wed by Allison Ja01c:>

\'igdis Brach-Due. Ingrid103

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Journal of Gender Studies

Volwne 5 Nwnber 1 March 1996

'famm and .\ fissions: past and present. .illllnopologim/ and hIJlof/(lI! pffspcctil'l'J (FionaBo\\;e. Deborah Kirkwood & Shirley ArdellCT. Ed~ IT\'jcwecl by RosalindI. J. Hackett 10+

flomen , rriling about .\[on~1·: womewJfiction in England. 179(1- J8'.!() Ed\\'ard Copeland,reviewed by Caroline Gonda 10:>

"Vew Feminist Art Criticism (Katy Deep\\'cll. Ed.) rc\;e\\"ed hy Pat Phippard 106

Cultural Politics: class, gender, race and lIlt' /Jos/modem ((wid Glenn Jordan & Chris"'ccclon; reviewed by Andrew TildaI' 109

A PassionJor DiffiTf1lCf iHcnrietta ~'loon' reviewed by bl1la~- llan\"cll 110

,Hollier ]olinli)'s:feminlsts wr,"'t about mothm'ng ~laureen T. Ruddy. ),Iartha Roth &Amy Sheldon, Eds) r",;ewed h\ Sheila Greene III

Politics and .Na"alives qlBirth: gVllocoloniz.aliolljYom RouHcau to ;:Ola t Carol A. :Mossmanjreviewed by Tony'Villiams 112

JHotherlzood and Jlodemity; an iUL'estigation inlo the rational dimension (If mothedng (ChristineEYcnngham) re\icwcd by Penny Curtis 113

Gender, Sex and St'xuali!y: contemporary' ps)'rho{ogical puspcrtius ;Gerda Siann) reviewed byMal)' Jane Kehily and Anoop :\ayak 114

Rethlivdng Sexual Harassment (Clare Brant & Yun Lee Too, Eds) reviewed byPenelope Harvel' 116

Feminis1ll alld Peace (K. J. Warren & D. L. Cady, Ed" re\;ewed by KimberlyHutchings 117

The /IIm;,m" if 'Pos/-FetllliliS1ll~·1UW W01lletl, old 1I!Jlm (Vicki Coppock, Deena Haydon& Ingrid Richter) reviewed by Liesl King 118

Kllowing the DifJermce (Kathleen Lennon & Margaret Whitrord, Eds) reviewed byAlison Assiter 120

The Less Noble Sex: scimtific religiom, alld philosophilal conceptions ifwoman's lIature (NancyTuana) reviewed by Anne Scott 121

Women and Heallh: Jt1Ilillis/ perspectives (Sue Wilkinson & Celia Kitzinger, Eds)reviewed by Helen Roberts 122

WOIIU71 alld the Health Care Indm/ry: an unhealtlry rew/ionship.' (Peggy Foster) reviewed bySarah Nettleton 123

Journal of Gender Studies

Vohune 5 Number 1 Mareh 1996

(continued)

Divided Sisterhood: TaU, dass, andgnu/a in the SVUtJl.'![riWllllllrsing profissioll I:Shula ~[arks)

reviewed bv Jill Olumide 124

Gmder and the Pmfi5Jional Predicammt ill,VuTsing (Celia D;\\;esl re\~ewed by ElizabethLawrence 125

TIlt Social ,\leal/ing ql.\Iidu,!!t'l)' Sheila Hunt & Anthea Spnonds) re\~e\Ved by~Iaureen La~Tea 126

The Polillo C!.l P(fgllan~)': potier 1f/ltf/mIlLS in the I1wtmUll-~;dal relationship 'Joanna C.:\It'nick & Robert .\1. Blank. Ed~i rc\;ewed by .\Jilhea Symonds 127

Local Goremmen! II omm's Committt'I'.1 Julia Edwards) rc\'icwed by Jill Page 128

Donal/ding "J((ollfltabili~}': the global ((lfupllign and rimna tribuna/flr JVomen-'s Human Rights:.Charlotte Bunch & ~~iall1h Reilly.: rc\;cwed by Angela E\"eritt 130

fl'omm (l11d the, \;7.l' Trade .·lgmdu Susan Joekes & Ann \\'('slOn) reviewed by AnkieHougveh 131

G/l11lging the Subject: l{'O/lltl/ in hir)ur eduration ;Sue Da\;es, Cathy Lubelska & JaceyQuinn, Eds reviewed by Jenny Headlam ""ells 132

Dislocating J[(lJeu/ini!]': (Ompara1l1'l' t'lhnographies i.'\ndrea Cornwall & NancyLindisl:l.me. Edsi rc\;C\\"cd bv Behrooz ),!of\'a,idi 133

Ollf-hondfd Histon"e.r: lilt' froto-lilli/tio 'll ga..1' male l'ldeo !IIJnlOgrapky Gohn R, Burger)reviewed by Paul Hindlt' 134

Sailon and Sexual Idenli~r: (TO.Hif/!!, t!lf liue hdl.l'ftn "strmght" and r~ax" in Ihe V'S .,'\'al!Y\Ste\Tn Zeeland) rc\"iC\\"(·d by Paul Hindle 135

This Female .\Jan v/God: <i'omm audl/II',itual POU'fT In the palristic age, AD 350---450 (GillianCloke) re\iewcd by Carolyn :\Iucssig 136

Hamors if Tmtll: adult Jll1i'li"IITS hmhllg from (hildhood sexual abuse (Kim :\IcGrcgorlre\~ewed by Pamela Da\il'S 137

.If,s Oliphant: ap"lIim to hasd}: .1 litaalT life .ElizabethJay) rf\;ewed by ,\,larioo Shaw 138

BOOKS RECEI\TD 141

:"OTICEBOARD 147

:':OTES O:\" CO~IRIBlTORS 149

47

Journal of

48

OMEN&ING 1U

Volume 7Number 41995

FROM THE EDITOR

FYI

Elderly Power in the 21st Century 3Marie R. Haug, PhD

Assessing the Efficacy of a Self-Help Support Group Programfor Older Women 11

Lenard W. Kaye, DSW

The Life-World of Older Widows: The Context of LivedExperience 31

Eileen Jones Poner. PhD. RN

Older Women and Beliefs About Exercise Risk: What HasMotherhood Gotto Do with It? 47

Karen P. Branigan, MPASandra 0'Brien COllsins, EdD

Older Women's Financial Resources and Perceptionof Financial Adequacy 67

Marsha A. Goetting, MSM. Valora Raiser, MSPeler Marlin. PhDLeonard W. Poon, PhDMary Ann Johnson, PhD

Gender Differences in Retirement Income: A Comparisonof Theoretical Explanations 83

Stanley DeViney. PhDJennifer Crew Solomon, PhD

BOOK REVIEWS

Women Growing Older: Psychalogkal Perspeclives,edited by B. F. Throer and L. E. Troll 101

Reviewed by Joann P. Reinhardt, PhD

Older Wards and Their Gllardians, by Pat M. Keithand Robbyn R. Wacker 102

Reviewed by Lori A. Stiegel, JD

FROM THE BOOK REVIEW EDITOR 105

JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S HISTORY 49

VOL. 7 NO.4

ARTICLES

WINTER 1995

Margaret Rose"Woman Power Will Stop Those Grapes": Chicana Organizers and

Middle-Class Female Supporters in the Farm Workers' GrapeBoycott in Philadelphia, 1969-1970 / 6

Margaret A. LoweFrom Robust Appetites to Calorie Counting: The Emergence of Dieting

among Smith College Students in the 1920s / 37

Pamela CooperMamthon Women and the Corporation / 62

INTERNATIONAL TRENDS

Ida BlomFeminism and Nationalism in the Early Twentieth Century:

A Cross-Cultural Perspective / 82

Aparna BasuFeminism and Nationalism in India, 1917-1947 / 95

Noriyo HayakawaFeminism and Nationalism in Japan, 1868-1945 / 108

Yung-Hee KimUnder the Mandate of Nationalism: Development of Feminist

Enterprises in Modern Korea, 1860-1910 / 120

BOOK REVIEWS

Ingrid Winther ScobieAmerican Firsl Ladies and the Question of Identity / 137

First Lilfics: Tile Saga of ti,e PresidClIls' Whli'S awl Their Power by Carl SferrazzaAnthony; EfemlVr ROOSt'llt'lt by Blanche Wiesen Cook; Portia: The World ofAbigailAdmJls by Edith D, Gelles; The Rise of rublic Woman: Woman's Power mill WOI11Jl1I '5

1'111((' ill tile Ullill'd Sfalcs, 1630-1970 by Glenna Matthews.

Marilyn J. BoxerFrench Women in Revolutionary Aclion and Thought / 151

Flora Tristall, Utopian Feminist: Her Travel Diaries and Persollal Cmsade by DorisBeik and Paul Beik; Femillism, Socialism, and French Romanticism by ClaireGoldberg Moses and Leslie Wahl Rabine; Blood Sislers: TIle Frencll Revollltio1l illWomen's Memory by Marilyn Yalom.

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50 JOURNAL OF WOMFN'S HISTORY

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VOL. 7 No. <\ WINTER 1993

Tamara L. HuntDefining Sexuality and Gender Roles in Modern Britain

and Europe / 162Predicame1lts of Love by J. Miriam BeIm; A Syluill PallkJlllrst Reader ed, KathrynDodd; ForlJiddcll History: 11/1' Slate, Society, and the Rcgl/latio/l l?f SCXlflllity illl'l!odcrII Europe ed. John C. FOll t; Ivlakillg Peace: The RCCfJllstmctiOlI of GClldcr illh,ferwllr Britain by Susan Kingsl!;,}' Kent; Sophia Je:r-Blakc: A WOII/llIl Pioufer i/lNillclct'lIth-Ct'Illllry Mcdicl1ll~l:forlllby Shirley Roberts; "Victorian Sexualities," ASpecial Issue of Victorian Studies ed. Andrew H. Miller.

Thomas J. PraschOrientalism's Other, Other Orientalisms: Women in the Scheme

01 Empire / 174\'\'01111'1/ 's Orients: ElIglish WomClllllld fhe lvliddlc East, 1718-191S: Sc:wlllity,ReUgioll al/ll Work by I3il1ie ~'1t'1man; Bolli RiglJl and Ltit Ha1lded: Amb Wall/ell Talkabout Their Lilies by Bouthaina Shaaban; Opmillg lilt' Gilles: ,1 Ct'll/Ilry ofAmbFemillist Writillg ed. rVfargot B<ldfiln and Miriam Cooke; WOIIII'II i1l islamicBiographical Collccliolls: Frolll 111/1 ~arlt to Who's lVlIO by Ruth Roded; illlages ofWomell; The Por/myaf of WOI1lCll ill PhotogmJllly of Ihe I\-fiddk ElI:,t 1860-1950 bySMtlh Cmham-Brown; 15111111;( 111111 EII1"OI'ell1l [J!'llIIshm: Tile ForgillS ofa GlobalOrder ed. Michael Adas; Gel/del' 111111 NatiollalldellWy: WOIII('11 al/d Politics illMI/slim Societies ed. Valentilw 1\-1. Moghadam; W0I1/f'llll/ll1 Missiolls Past alldPresenl; Al/lhro}'oloSicallllld I U:,/oriwl !'ercepliol/s ed. Fiona Bowie, DeborallKirkwood, and Shirley Ardenl'r; European WOIllt'lIlllld Iht' St'coud Brilish Empireby ~vI.ugaretStrobel; and Wl'.~tl'l'll IVOI1lCIIIllIlI11llpcriafi,~III:COlllplicity midResislllllCC ed. Nupur Chaudhuri and Margaret Strobel.

ABSTRACTS OF BOOKS ! 189

BIBLIOGRAPHY

Gayle Veronica Fischer and Kathryn Wagnild FullerEdited Collections of Primary Sources in United States Women's

History: An Annotated Bibliography / 206

CONTRIBUTORS / 230

NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS / 232

ANNOUNCEMENTS ! 234

Visual Art

KeJldm /th·

Linda Kt.'t'gwl

Maljoril' lHadtloxL.Af. Hanley

Geri RIJsel1:::\\'cig

J\1arci SulakSarah J. Miller

Hannah SteinMia Lefl/lill

Glrell Morgon-low'sDixie Partridge

Lcatha KendrickSarah l. Miller

Ellen Stt'illbauf1l[alire-Anne Bosse/aar

losie Keams

Adrienlle SIINancy Roxbur..... Knutson

DnrYll CascioMary 8010.--:5

Linda McCarriston

Poetry

.5 Beauty's Bea"tThe B~as(" Bl'<1uty

6 Dawn Song7 It Is Your Leaving That I LoveR Why I Gardent) Dolphins Curtwheeling

10 The SWing16 Visitation RitesIR Inside Out19 Eva-Deane30 Remember This32 Season's End: Years Later34 Touching the Cat36 Faith37 Some Assembly Required38 Zen54 The Male Number55 The Female Number58 Curriculum Vitae60 Separation66 Ask. Thank. Curse, Grt"..'t. Pray69 In April's Lengthening Light71 Pinning the Tail

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21 "lera: Woman Sitting on a PrecipiceContemph)ting Her Wild Nature "

22 "At the ShfillC of the Leopards"23 "In the Garden of Tigers"24 "Epona"

lea1l Perkins 39 "Mother and Child"40 "Family Life"41 "Bathroom Scene"42 "She Can't Get Out of the Kitchen"

Use Metz.ger 61 Photograph62 Photograph63 Photograph64 Photograph65 Photograph

C. Anne FisherKathleen Spi\'ack

Glynis Kinnan

Tamara FriedmanDiana Lee Goldman

Carol Grimes

ProseII Where the Piano Once Stood25 Earth Mother43 Watch49 Leila-Iu68 Sunflower73 An Interview with Linda McCarriston

(Photograph on page 70)

Notes about Contributors78

52 LE CY~*"~A JOURNAL OF

AMERICANWOMEN WRITERS

Volume 13, No. I, 1996

CONTENTS

Carolyn Sorisio "There is Might in Each": Conceptions of SeU' inHarriet Jacobss Incidents in the Life o/a SlaveGirl. Written by Herseif

.lla!)' Cbapman Gender and Intluence in Louisa May Alcott's .-\.llodem Mephistopheles

]iI/Jones The Disappearing "I" in Our Nig

ProfilesChery'l Z Oreovicz ~lercy Otis Warren. 1~~S-ISl-i

James A Levemier Phillis Wheatley. ea.l-;3-1-S-i

Book ReviewsElsa Nettels Elizabetb Robins. 1862-1952: Actress. Srwelisf,

Feminist by Joanne E. Gates

Roberta Seelinger Trites Whispers in the Dark: Tbe Fiction o/Louisa .lfayAlcott by Elizabeth Lennox Keyser

Kate .llcCul/ough The Culture o(Sentiment: Race. Gender. andSelltinlen(ali~l'ill .\'ineteelltlJ Century .-\Juerlcaedited I", Shirle\' Samuels

19

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LILA

AsiA",PAciFic WOMEN'S STudiES JOURNAL

NUMBER 5 1995

Message

ArticlesClaiming Our Heritage: Chinese Women and Christianity I

by Kwak Pui-Lan

Violence Against Women Biblical Theological Reflection: 8An Indian Perspective

by SIella Baltazar, FMM

Hinduism: Caste, Gender and Violence ." .by Margare/ Shan/i, ICM

The Asian Principle of Self-Negation and the Christian Ethic 23of Love: A Buddhist-Christian Encounter

by Concepion .A,fontoya

53

Buddhism: Paradox in a Religion for Nonviolence and Equality .......by Bernardeen Silva

Mary: The Beloved Disciple.by Leanila V Bemlisa, .1£\1

Confucianism: Woman's Way -The Liberative and the Oppressiveby SlIn-Ai Lee Park

Cosmic Spirituality and the Wholeness of Life .by Rosario BaUung, RGS and Arche Ligo

.. 31

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Resurrection: A Call for Transfonnation (Women's Role in Transformation) 58by Carmelita J\f. Csog

Theological Retlection on Violence Against Women. . 64by Mary John ManO/IZO/I, OSB

Statements"Women Against Violence" Dialog .. 71

by Ecumenical Associalion of Third World Theologians (EATWOTJ

The Situation of Women in Church and Ci\;1 Society.. .. 77Sialemeniof/he 1995 General Chapler of the Jesuits

A Letter from Christian Women on the UN World Conference on Women .... .... 82

On the Ordination of Women.... .. .Sialemen/ by the IIvmen Religious Theological FOnllll (WORTH)

Book ReviewThe End of Silence: Women and the Priesthood .

by Karen Armstrong

Profile: Sisters in Islam.

.. 86

............ 89

. 94

News Briefs ,.,., , , ", 96

Publications Catalog 99

54

VOLUME 21. NO I

18 NEWS TO TURN THE

WORLO

by Katie Singer

"My fnend knows a man v/hatcan make me an abortion."' Amother's unexpected umpteenthpregnancy In 1917 creates anunexpected pOignancy for her' old­est daughter',

Though Singer's piece ;s fiction,today's threats to reproductive

p. i 8

nghts are not LILITH takes a lookat restrictive (and sometimes hid­den) new anti-abortion legis!atlon,and tells whom to contact fromthe White House on down, todefend your nghts.

24 MOTHERS WITHOUT

PARTNERS-ON

PURPOSE

by Terese Loeb Kreuzer

Headlines (and the CensusBureau) hail the new statistics:more middle class white womenare choosing to have childrenalone. And Jewish womenare overrepresented in thisnew crop of well-educated,financially solvent singlemothers by choice. Here'swhy they're doing it

PLUS-"vou Don't Have aDaddy, You Have a Donor,"Rabbi Julie Greenberg's com­muncations wrth heryoung daughter.

P 24

D[P\RT\lE~TS

2 FROM THE EDITOR

3 LETTERS

4 KOL ISHAH-NEWS

OF JEWISH WOMEN

AROUND THE WORLD• jews against Newt Gingrich• Journalists in Jerusalem (womenin the margins) • A Jewish feministconference on the Bay • Genderdances In NYC· And more..

27 THE CREATIVE EDGEArt you can orden

38 REVIEWSPaula Hyman on Jews andpatnarchy; three intriguing newvideos: a brief look at some'noteworthy books.

42 TSENA RENALILITH's indispensable listings ofresources: what to learn, where togo, how to lead, etc.

44 THE WAYS WE ARE:

ROSH HOOESH POEMS

by [yn U(shin

A tno to help us celebrate theNew Moon, and our own bodies.

THE ANGST OF TEEN-AGEJEWISH GIRLS IN THE 1950's,

60's, 80's AND 90's

8 DATING MIKE EpSTEIN

by Dione lJJw>ich

What's the only Jewish girl inHibbing, Minnesota gonna dofor a sanctioned social life? Getshipped to Duluth for the ritualSatunday night grope.

10 ((GAW/US!" (LIKE

BARBRA STREISANO)

by Marcy Shemer

8art>ra (unfixed nose & all) gaveJewish female faces, and theirowne~, new self respect Here'show one fan worshipped her idol.

13 COMING OF AGE

AS AN IRAQI JEW

IN CALIFORNIA

by LooIwo KhazzoomVv'hen multicu~uraJism was notyet a buzzword, ~ was hand tobe young and Iraqi in Hebrewschools and youth groups where"Jewish" meant "Ashkenazi:'Harder still to be young. female,and passionate about prayer inthe Iraqi synagogue where onlymen and boys had value.

15 YOUNG TEENS TAKE

BACK THE NIGHT

by Enid Sd1ar:z with Susan Sd"'tlf

YAYI The 90's are herel All theinjustices of the previous decadescan be righted by leaming. march­ing. defea~ng those old stereo­types--a summer-eamp exercisewhere girls and boys togetherfight sexism and repajr the world.

Cover illustration by Emilya Naymarl<

I"IUSHI 55

A Journal about ":,omen and Sodcty

No. 92-93 (Double Issue)

2. Readers' Forum

January-April 1996

9. Annam Bahu KurvitaThe Indian Tradition of Growing and Sharing FoodJ.K. Bajaj and M.D. Srinivas

21. Hea!th Care in BharatA National Blind SpotDr Sham Ashtekar

31. The Breakdown of a MythNotes from a Visit to RussiaSunil Gandhi

40. Poem: KaliC. Vlmala Rao

41. Masculinity and Femininity in the Chess PlayersSexual Moves, Colonial Manoeuvres, and an Indian Game

Vinay Lal

5 I. A Half Step ForwardThe Thwarting of Economic Reforms in IndiaMadhu Kishwar

81. Short Story: The CrossingDeepa Agarwal

86. Responses to Manushi

56

Spring 1996

Marsden Wagner, M.D. 32 This man loves mIdwives by Poppy ShellSee relatedstorieson pages32,33 alld35.I11l1stratioll by Barbara Gleason. Mnrsden Wagner roilS promoted midwifery thl'Ollgh his writillg alld lee/llres.

OTHER FEATURES DEPARTMENTS

6 Birth plan by janille DeBaise 3 Editor's Page

'nlDlights takell from the dreams of 200 womell. 4 Poetry

7 Networking12 WIth scars In my uterus and heart by Glfryl Ellinger

Tricks of the Trade10

HIJW call we protect women fromtechllology, yet follow Ollr protocols? 11 Marion's Message

14 Knittlngneedles, cameras and electronicfelal monitors byMichel Oden/,MD. Bllilding blocks for life

27 Question of the QuarterA wtluralmislillderstalldingof birth physiology threatens women.

by Leslie Hogberg, RN

17 A blending of two worlds by Sharoll Glass jOllquil, CNM by Debbie O'Hay

Modern midwifery is atl uneasy balance of braitl and tool us. heart and hands. 44 Media Reviews

46 News19 The pain of labour by Alldrea Robertsoll

Journal Abstracts48

It hurts 10 give birth, But there is a special biological role for that pain. 49 Calendar

23 The belly of the beast by Roxi Allgllstille, RN 50 Classified Advertising

53 In My Opinion"1 make a profound difference in the women's lives that IloudJ."

What's wrong with an early

29 A grand triumph by jlldy Edmllllds discharge?by Deborah Boehle

A woman succeeds itl having ahamebir/h, despite her doctor's wishes.55 Photo Album

33 Pursuing the Birth Machine: An update by Marsden Wagner, M.D.

Importallt new illforllla/ioll hilS become avaJ/able 011 some techllologies.

35 Searching for appropriate birth technology by Robertalld Rosalilld Wes/Oll

A review of Pursuing the Birlh Machine.

MEDIA REPORT TO WOMENCovering all the issues concerning women and media

57

Volume 24, Number 2 Spring 1996

AARP study: Prime-time TV shows limited roles for older women................. 4Women politicians said to attract different coverage than men 5Front-page coverage of women declines yet again in 1996 8Women and media TV series airs in Canada this spring 10Figure skating group's ban of Washillgtoll Post reporter continues 12

• VOLUME VI NUMBER 5

MARCH/APRIL 1996

+ea+lJ\I'Qs4 .. ' 1 ...

BREAST IMPLANTS: 44 Beau~'& the Breast 46 How Silicone Ended Up in Women's BreastsbyJohnA Brme 48 five Women Talk About How Silicone Implants Changed Their Lives Inteniiel.1;s by LaulaJamison

51 Reality Check: 1\vo Recent Studies Claim Silicone's O.K. Oh Veah? byJennder Washbum 58 Alternalives:Know the Risks by An.r:efa Bonocoglia 60 The Debate Among Women About Silicone by Angelo BonGtJQ,glia

64 ARE SWEDISH WOMEN REALLY BETTER OFF? Afeminist Goes in Search of Good News by Susan Faludi

news12 Israeli Women and the Politics of Peace by SimonaSharoni

15 OPINION: Spoils of War by Cynthia Enloe

16 Why All but One Woman Senator Voted Against Welfare by Gayle Ki"henbaum

20 it's Lonely at the Top. Out of 190 World Leaders, Only five Are female. How Are They Doing? byJiII Petty

23 Pat Schroeder: Exit Lines25 NEII'SMAKER: florence De Villiers, ACbampion for the Rights of

Domestic Workers in South Africa by Rochael Kagan

26 CLIPPINGS by Kate Rounds

your health28 The Price of Eggs: Ms. Goes Undercover in the Infertility Industry

by Sharon Lerner

31 PROFILE: Martha McClintock33 HEALTH NOTES

'IOU r 'N Q t j<•36 The Wage Gap: Unequal Pay for Equal Work38 Sweatshop Update: The Gap Takes the High Road38 fIRST PERSON: Patricia Sullivan39 WORK NOTES

art s72 Wailing for the Big Show bv Mim Schor

75 Marleen Gorris: In the Name of the Mother by l,zo Bear

77 ARrsWATCIl by Jennifer Baumgardner

books84 Teen Mags: How To Get aGuy, Drop 20 Pounds, and Lose Vour Self-Esteem brAnasra,ia Higginbotham

88 REVIEWS89 BOLD TYPE: Evelyn Lau

departments1 EDITOR'S PAGE by MarciaAnn Gillespie 4 LETIERS 7 BULLETIN BOARD 35 SNAPSHOT: CAROL DOWNER

40 UPPllY WOMEN: Rosalind Wiseman br Whirney Walker 71 POETRY. At the Allar by Nadine Mazon 78 fiCTION: LoudbyDianeSchoemperien 83 GRAPEVINE byJenniferBaumgofdner 92 CONNECTIONS: Safe Sex by MaggieHadleigh-West

96 GUEST ROOM: rat Is Vour Prohlem by Nomy lamm No COMMENT (inside hack cover)

MOTHERS&DAUGHTERSTALK FROM THE HEART ABOUT HOWFEMINISM REALLY PLAYS IN THEIR LIVES

featuresMOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS: 46 Chrbllna Looper Baker and Chrislina Baker Kline

52 Alix Kales Shulman alld Polly Shulman 58 Miriam Ching Yoon Looie and Nguyen Louie

64 CHRISTINE TODD WHITMAN: Frtend or Foe? by Mdt' ,II. SIUII

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12 Al {he \volllcn"s EX}Ju: AFeminist CelebratlUli and l'iill tu ALtIUIl Ih .\lulllw lJiJfk umI Hllu HenleyJenwl

16 Letter from Sarajevo by (JurdUIlU Ai/t'.-ale

19 NU\S\t\KlR: Dr. Zhan~ Shuyun, ExposlIIg China's Secret Shame hrJudl/h niJf1lff

20 OP1\IU'i: There·s No Living with the Death Penalty or ~·I":t'f Hdl'fl f'ft'lt"U/l

21 ~E\\l\\ArCH: Welf;uc-A State 's f{i~ht'? b,\ ;';!lUt' J'(}I/ii~lt

22 The Cyber Cops by Sundy.ll. hllla/uft';

24 Will War Crimes Against WOlllCU Finally Counl!26 t'I.IPPI:-;(J~ by Kule ROUI/lil

your work32 l'JIl d ~IcJob Pro\ Ide it Living Wage·~'.r ,Y'lOlll! Alt'1I/ 34 FIRST PE~~U:-l: CYJlthid Eyre Schelcher

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43 fhe New Breast JilJplalll )tudy; Is This as (juod dS It lit'ts~ [)I .'!ll1/UII LUilti 44 HULfH NllJES

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Introduction

NUPUR CHAUDHURI and CHERYL JOHNSON·ODIM, Special IssueEditors I

Articles

Challenging Imperialism in Intemational Women's Organizations, 1888-1945LEILA J. RUPP 8

Steering between Scylla and Charybdis: Shifting Gender Roles in 1\ventieth·Century IranJANET AFARY 28

The Construction of Place: Maori Feminism and Nationalism in Aotearoa/New ZealandRADHIKA MOHANRAM 50

Asian Women in Hawai'i: Migration, Family, Work, and IdentityCAROL C. FAN 70

Irish Women in London: National or Hybrid Diasporic Identities?BREDA GRAY 85

Women in Black African Novels Written in FrenchCLAIRE L. DEHON 110

Toward an Understanding of Cross· National Differences in the Naming ofSame·Sex Sexual/Intimate RelationshipsSAORI KAMANO and DIANA KHOR , , 124

Structural Adjustment Policies in the Caribbean: A Feminist PerspectiveV. EUDINE BARRITEAU 142

On Learning and Teaching

Evolving a Course on Postcolonial Writings by WomenDIANE ENGBER 157

Reports

The Fourth World Conference on Women: Beijing '95DOROTHY O. HELLY 171

What Is Difficult Can Be Done at Once. What Is Impossible Takes a Little Longer:The Beijing ConferencePRISCILLA SEARS 179

NWSA News 186

Contributors 189

Announcements 192

Books Received 193

april 1996 volume xxvi, number 4

cover storv: 'eminisleXIIOFemlni.t Expo '96 1Women Count 1Getting Women Out To Vote 3Eliminating Poverty 4Reflection. on the Expo 8Le.blan Controver.y 14Balancing the Budget.. 16Bella Abzug Speak 18Educating Women and Girl 19Women and Sport 20Women My.tery Writer 21

acUvismWomen Creating a Niche in Habitat 10Listserves on the Internet for Women 26

commenl8rvTrafficking Women in Nepal 20

analYsisBrea.t Exam.: Medlc.lizatioD and My.tiflcation ....... 12

regularNew 5Chicken lady 28Letter 29

may 1996 volume xxvi, number 5

coversiorvHelping Individual Prostitutes Survive:Actlvlsnl on the Streets 1

lrlbUleTerri Lynn Jewell 1954-1995 9

conferenceSexu'al Abuse, Memory and the Law 10

acUvlsmListserves on the Internet for Women 16

analYsisCould a Feminist Military HaveLiberated the Bosnia Rape Camps? 17

regularNews 3Chicken lady 18Letters 20

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covor SlorvMltsublshl: Harassment, Retsllatlon and Death Threats ......... 1

InlOrvlewAn Erotic Performer Speaks 8

commen18rvRichard' The Quiet Stalker ; · 12

Learning the Hard Way: Model Mugging 13

rovlewCreteII: French Women's Film Festival ; 14

. acUvlsmA Senseless Act of Beauty' 15

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64 SPRING 1996

VOLUME V • NUMBER TWO ON THE ISSUESTHE PROGRESSIVE WOMAN'S QUARTERLY

PAGE 26"Let the girls lip frolltf"

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features18 COVER STORY

How Orgasm Politics Has Hijacked the Women's Movement ..SHEILA JEFFREYSWily has the Big 0 seduced so manyfemillists---even Ms.-into a counterrevolution from withi,,?

22 ELECTION '96 Running Scared KAY MILLSIn these anxious times, will women make adifference? Ollly if they're 011 the ballot.

26 POP CULTURE Where Feminism Rocks .MARGARET R. SARACOFrom riot grrris to RasIa reggae, poJitical11l11Sic ill the '90s is raw and real.

30 SELF·DEFENSE Why Annie Got HerGun.cAROLYN GAGEA"nie Oakley trusted bullets more f/tall ballots. She knew what would stop another "lte-wolf."

32 PROFILE The Hot Politics of Italy's Ice Maiden PEGGY SIMPSONAt 32, [relle Pivetti is the YOl/Hgest speaker of the /taUml Parliament ill history.

36 ACTIVISM Diary of a Rape-Crisis Counselor KATHERINE EBAN FINKELSTEINVolunteer work challenged lter bOlllldaries...alld her 10l1t! life.

40 PORTFOLIO Not Just Another Man on a HorsePersonal twists all public art.

44 FAMILY VALUES £500 With InterestThe allthor, who lIever knew her father, has tl score to settle.

... ARLENE RAVEN

JILL JOHNSTON

PAGE 40Noah as the Greal Mother

PAGE 3Romantic utopia1l?

columns3 Merle Hoffman Marriage As Realpolitik

7 Elayne Rapping The Ladies Who Lyllch

14 Talking Feminist• UlUra Flanders. Linda Clarke• Cassandra Byers Harvin· Kathy Passero

departments2 Front Lines Sprillg Tillie-lip

10 Feedback

12 Pith & Vinegar

60 Back Page bl! Marge Piercy

book & film reviews49 SALLY OWEN Virtual Equality, by Urvashi Vaid

51 ELEANOR I. BADER Me1l Are From lvIars, Wome1l Are From VelIIIS, by John Gray

53 Books in Brief books by Charles C01SOII, LOllise Arms/rollg, Sapphire

54 FILM; IOHN STOlTENBERG Rai1l Witllout T1ul1lderPAGE SSl7lreadbnre American Quilt 55 FILM; LINDA KRAUSS How to Make a1l America1l Quilt

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ONT ISSUESCOVER STORY Can We Talk? TAMMY BRUCE ANO JULIANNE MALVEAUX

all racism and domestic violence, t'wo radical radio hosts get their signals crossed.

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22 RELIGION Claiming Sacred GroundW011lt'1l'S eight-year strllggle to pm,lI Ollt loud at "flie Wailing Wall."

PHYLLIS CHESLER

PAGE 16Talk sllVielioli'"

26 MEDICAL POLITICS Women Who Trust Too MuchWhat AIDS commericials dOIl't feft YOII.

.. DEBORAH IOHNSON

40 ACTIVISM Greenpeace WarriorHaul I set sail from Tahiti to stop tIJe bomb.

SUE COE

FRED PElKA

PAUL KIVEL

GILLIAN MURPHY

... TERESA YUNKER

54 Alltollia's Lille and Alllle FrclllkRememhcred fiLM REVIEWS BY KATHI MAIO

52 Amazi"g Grace, by Jonathan KozolREVIEWED BY ELEANOR I BADER

51 A !Vomall Scomed, by Peggy ReevesSanday R~VIEWED BY LORRAINE OUSKY

53 Books in Brief

55 Home Videos in Brief

book & film reviews48 Tanya Mdkh, author of

TI,e Repllbikllll !Var Agaillst !VomellINTERVIEWED BY IULIA KAGAN

columns2 Front Lines Speaking Tmth

to One Another RONNI SANDROff

3 Merle Hoffman Peak Experience

• OUT Clinics/Oursl'l\·esMARY LOU GREENBERG

• Domestic Violence-Free ZoneELEANOR 1_ BADER

• G.,l1oping Media Monopolv STEVEN HILL

• Affirmative ActionDEBORAH A. COOKSEY AND MARILYN K. EASTER

• .'\n Eve (OT <In Eye Can \otakethe Whole \Vorld Blind SIOBHAN BYRNE

• Insurance Companies Sock Itto Battered \Vomen DONNA PARSONS

29 SELf-DEfENSE When Street Harassment Gets Nasty...Shollid yOIl mouth olf or bite YOllr tOllgue?

32 PORTfOLIO An Artist Takes StockFrom illside slaughterhollses flnd meat fanlls .. ,

44 fAMILY VALUES Raising Sons as AlliesWhile race and gender ,enrs rage. il'JlIlt Cfl1l parellls do 011 the JWI11C fnmt?

36 CIVIL RIGHTS Attack of lhe Morally ChallengedCtmgress goes after the disabled.

60 Back PageSmile, Baby, Smile ELLEN SNORTLAND

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8 Pith & Vinegar

10 Talking Feminist

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PSYCHOlOGY OF WOMEN QUARTERLY

66Volume 20 Number 1 1996

SPECIAL SECTIONFathering and FeminismEdilOria/: MaKUlinitr, Male Role:" dnd the Future Nancy Felipe Russo

of Feminist Psychology

Fathering is a Feminist Issue

Expanding the ;v/olher-Child Paradigm: AnExaminJllon of Dissertallon Res,earch 1986­1994

Conducting Nonsexist Research, Prevention, andTreatment with Fathers and Mothers: A Call {ora Change

RESEARCH ARTICLES AND REVIEWSDepressionThe EffecB of Childhood Family Stress on

\Vomen's DepressivE' Symptoms: A LifeCourse Approach

Sexual Assault and AggressionSe.\ual Assault HislOry and Women's

Reproductive dnd Sexual Health

Through Her E}/E's: Faclors Affecting Women'sPerception of dnd Resistance to AcquaintanceSex{Jal Aggression Threa!

Alcohol and Dating Risk Faclors {or SexualASSJulf Among College vVomen

APA Announcement

louise B. Silverstein

louise B. SilversteinVicky Ph,Hes

Kay B. ForestPhyllis ;\10enDonna Dempster-McClain

Jacqueline M. Golding

Jeanette NorrisPaula S. Nuriuslinda A. Dimeff

Antonia Abbeylisa Thomson RossDonna McDuffiePam McAuslan

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ReviewsSexudJ Salvation: Affirming Women'~ SeMJal Pamela C. Regan

Righ/s and Pleasures, by Naomi B. McCormick

Sex Is Not a Natural Act and Other Essa}'s, by letitia Anne Peplauleonore Tiefer

Male/Female Roles: Opposing Vie'.\'1Join/s, edited Helena ,\\. Carlsonby Jonathan S. Petrikin; Feminism: OpposingVie~\'poinls,edited by Carol vVekessE'r; and

Sexual Values: Opposing Viewpoints, edited byCharles P. Cozic

Women and Suicidal Behavior, by Silvia Sara Mary Amanda DewCaoelto and David lester

Call For Papers

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••••••••••••••••••• FEATURE ••••••••••••••••••••••Cover. Our r"Ulanl modei IS Kristen Rill­Cllfe C;.;tlit by SWeet Chee~soi Callfor­

nra. Photo by Mike Williams \\'Ith OneHour PrOIO, M.ssou1a. l.Ionldoa THE WORLD AT LARGE .32hlorrl''l1,on {('It CUI 01 FiJil :095 H"'f.'

,he Grt>Jlff I',oman, i ·8CO·f8-'.\C'.<ANSize i.'JCCHJtan;t' erforrs oot5ide the Ur:ti'd 5r,~'es

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BRINGI~.G Sl~~ A.WARENESS TO THE CL.)l"~":':;CM By Nancy Sumrrer 10

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RmEC:ONS C~J PICASSO'S MOTHER AND CHILD By Val Scott

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Featuring Sweet Cheeks, Ulla Popken, Daphne. Making It 819, and Size It Up

POETRY

THE C~~ow ,F YlUR SPIRIT By P"triCid .'..1 Chris/ian . ...

LARGE AND SUPERSIZE WINTER FASHIONS

lJapbne: lJt>Sigtls from New York

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Women's Health Policies: Organising for Change

68 Contributors, Acknowledgements and Permissions

Introduction7 T K Sundari Ravindran

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29 Michael Lim Tan

31 Aysen Bu/ur. Nuray Yo/sal,Veronique Filippi andWendy Graham

40 Deborah Maine,Lynn Freedman,Farida Shaheed,Schuyler Frautschi andMurat Z Akalin

52 Deborah Bender,Ana Santander,Aurora Balderrama,Alfredo Arce andRosario Medina

60 Arnie Bishop, Elisa We1Js,Jacqueline Sherris,Vi\'ien Tsu and Barbara Crook

72 Sandra Coney

84 Mala Ramanathan, T R Dilipand Sabu 5 Padmadas

94 May G Kennedy,Mary Spink Neumann,Ronald R Fichtner andPhilip Bracllman

104 Michael Urn Tan

107 Maria Isabel Plata,Ana Cristina Gonzalez VandAdriana de 18 Espriella

114 J() Wainer and Nam:)' Peck

122 Barbara Klugman,Marion Stevens andKatrina Arends

132 Cynthia A Pearson

144 Lezak Shallat

147 Anna Glasier

Commentary152 Rosalind Pollack Petcllesky

Letters to the Editors162 Sarah Z Verbiest

and Charlotte E Hard

162 Susan Holcombe

Making Abortion Law Reform Happen in Guyana:A Success Story

Damage to Immunisation Programmes fromMisinformation on Contraceptive Vaccines

All in the Name of Life

In Search ofTruth: Comparing Alternative Sourcesof Information on Reproductive Tract Infection

Risks and Rights: The Uses of Reproductive HealthData

Transforming the Process of Service Delivery toReduce Maternal Mortality in Cochabamba, Bolivia

Cervical Cancer: Evolving Prevention Strategiesfor Developing Countries

Reforms in Patients' Rights and Health SeryiceRestructuring: Obstacles to Change

Quality of Care in Laparoscopic SterilisationCamps: Observations from Kerala. India

Can We Eradicate Syphilis in Pregnant Women andNewborns? Should VVe Try?

Flavoured Condoms

A Policy is Not Enough:Women's Health Policy in Colombia

By V"/omen for \J\lomen:Australia's National Women's Health Policy

Developing vVomen's Health Policy in South Africafrom the Grassroots

National Women's Health :.il't\\"nr~ and the US FDA:Two Decades of Activism

Business as Usual for Quinacrine Stcrilisation in Chile

TIl(' Acceptability of Medical Abortion and Other L'scs or:'vHfepristone

From Population Control to Reproducti\'c Rights:Feminist Fault Lines

Now That the Conferences Are Over

Photos Do Not Reflect Complicated Reulities of China Today

Round-Up

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16.J. Law and Policy:The right to get pregnant: a fundamental human right in

Botswana?Irish court finds abortion information law constitution'llPlethora of anti-choice laws and regulations in the USASurvey on violence against US abortion clinicsFighting violence against women in ecbu, PhilippinesTraditional midwives in Australia barred from practisingFolic acid prevents nl'ural tube defectsConsequences of growing numbers of young women in

ArgentinaNetherlands will continue to fund the pill after allDutch sex selection clinic faces opposition

167 Service Delivery:Assessing and referring women for breast cancer symptomsOvarian cancer: screening, treatment and follow-upPopulation-based screening for cervical cancerObstetric and gynaecological consequences of HIV infectionNew progestogen-releasing IUD availableProblems bothering girls

170 Research:Women's reproductive health needs in rural Yunnan, ChinaGender differences in mental health status and women's health

in ChinaGender differences in dynamics of HIV transmission in rural

UgandaBreastfeeding as a source of HIV transmission to infantsVaginal drying and cleansing practices among Zambian womenMicrobicide research expanding in the USAManagement of first trimester miscarriageSterilisation regret and quality of care in Dominican RepublicThe menstrual cycle, science and women

174 Publications:Changing Human Reproduction: Social Science PerspectivesThe Feminist Sexuality and Health Collective in BrazilThe Marie Stopes Clinics in Sierra LeoneSistersReproductive Rights and Wrongs: The Global Politics of

Population ControlHopes and Realities: Closing the Gap Between Women's

Aspirations and Their Reproductive ExperiencesThe Right to Know: Human Rights and Access to Reproductive

Health InformationSexual Coercion and Reproductive Health: Focus on ResearchReproductive Heallh Care for Women and Babies: Policy and

EthicsReproductive Health Survey, Romania 19931993 Czech Republic Reproductive Health Survey: Final ReportTurkey: Situation Analysis of Reproductive Health CareLa Maternidad Precoz: La Fecundidad Adolescente en la

ArgentinaCutting the Rose: Female Genital MutilationStep-by-Step Surgery of Vesicovaginal FistulaeConference on the International Protection of Reproductive

RightsWomen of the World: Formal Laws and Policies Affecting

Their Reproductive LivesLegal and Political Barriers Affecting Sexual and Reproductive

Health ServicesHealthy Women, Healthy Mothers: An Information GuideStrengthening Communication Skills for Women's Health:

A Training GuideGetting the Message Out: Designing an Information Campaign

on Women's HealthThe Story of Jane: The Legendary Underground Feminist

Abortion ServiceDoctors of Conscience: The Struggle to Provide Abortion

Before and After Roe \' H'<ldt.·Gender Awareness for Population and Development: An IPPF

English Language BibliographySexual and Reproductive Health and Rights of WomenVio!enc(' Against 'Nomen and Women's Human RightsThe Girl Child and Adolescent WomenClient-Oriented Provider-Efficient Services

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A Review of the Ulerature on Barriers Encounteredby Women in S<:ience Academia 28Peggy Tripp-Knowles

EdllorlalsA:dllorlaul

Denial aod Disclosure: An Analysis of Selec1iveReality as Resistance to Feminist CurriculumPalrici4 Elliol

Race to the Page: Positioning as a Writer of"Mixed Race"Kyo Mac/ear

On the Medico-Legal Appropriation of MenstrualDiscourse: The Syndromlzation of Women'sExperiencesJ(jrsten K. Johnson and Mary-Anne KmuJradc

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Consuming Passions: Feminist Approaches toWeight Preoccupation asnd Eating Disorders 44Cabina Brown and Harin Jasper, cds.Revw.ved byAlana J. Hermiston

Cultivating the Rosebuds: The Education of Womenat the Cherokee Female Seminary, 1851-1909 46Devon A. MthesuahRevw.ved by Suzanne Metlwt

us deux sa:urs et leur m~re 48Fran~ise HcritierCompte rendu par Franfoise-Romaine Ouellette

Droit des femmes en France et au Quebec; 1940-1960 48Mariette Sineau at Evelyne TardyCompte rendu par Jos~e N~ron

Earth Follies: Coming to Terms with the GlobalEnvironmental Crisis SOJoOO SeagerReviewed by Heather Eaton

The Faraway Hill are Green: Voices of Irish Womenin Canada 51Sheelagh CcnwayReviewed by Sheikl Stewart

Beccming an Ally: Breaking the Cycle nf Oppression 39Anne BishopReviewed by Lynne Jenkins

The Blue Room: Trauma and Testimony amoDgRefugee Women - A Psycho-Social Exploration 40Inger AggerReviewed by Helene Moussa

Bread, Wine and Women: The Ordination Debate inthe Church of England 41Susan Dowell and Jane WilliamsReviewed by Marsha Eileen Hewitt

Caring and Curing: Historical Perspectives on Womenand Healing in Canada 42Dianne Dodd and Deborah Gorbam, eds.Reviewed byJan Clarke

Cette femme qu'its disent fatale: Textes et imagesde la misogynic fin-de·siecle 43Mireille Dottin-OrsiniCompte rendu par Chantal Bertrand-Jennings

Ffminisme et polltlque au MaghrebzakyaDaoudCompte rendu par Denise Brahimi

Femmes et fcminisme d'Wer II demainSylvie KaczmarekComple rendu par Sylvie Arend

Firing the Heather: The Life and Times of NellieMcClungMary Hallett and Marilyn DavisRevw.ved by Shelley Boseltj·Pi<M

French Women Playwrights Before the 1\ventiethcentury: A ChecklistCecilia BeachCompte rendu par Marie·France Silver

Fundamental Feminism: Contesting the CoreCcncepls of Feminist TheoryJudith GrantReviewed by Brenda L. Beagan

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Gendered Education: Sociological Reflections on Sexuality, c. 185().1940 73f~Women, Teaching and Feminism 60 Margaret Jackson

Sandra Acker Reviewed by Viveca von Rosen !1!.0

Reviewed by Dayna Daniels O~Reshaping the Female Body: The Dilemma of 0 ..

3=Gender, PLace and Culture: A Journal of Cosmetic Surgery 73 ~:Feminist Geography 61 Kathy Davis ....Vol. I, no. 1 Reviewed by Michelle K. Owen ....

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Resistl Essays Against a Homophobic Culture 75 ::I"D.aGlobal Gender Issues 62 Mona Oikawa, Dionne Falconer, Ann Deeter, eds. C '::rV. Spike Peterson and Anne Sisson Runyan cds. Rev~ed by Kathryn Snider ....Reviewed by Jane L. Parparl

..Silenced Sextet: Six Nineteenth-century Canadian ~

Going to the Moon and Stars: Stories oflwo Women Novelists 76 3Russian Mennonite Women 63 Carrie MacMillan, Lorraine McMullen and 5'Pamela E. Klassen Elizabeth Waterslon iReviewed by EliuJbelh Thompson R",,~ed by Deena Rasky ....Her Story: Women from Canada's Past 64 The Strategic Silence: Gender and Economic Policy 78Susan E. Merritt Isabella Bakker, cds.Reviewed by Ellen Manchee Reviewed by Katarzyna Ru!cszto

Maid in the Market: Women's Paid Domestic Labow 64 Travail et soins aox proches d~pendants 79Wenona Giles and Seder Arat-~, eds. Nancy Guberman, Pierre Maheu el Chantal MailleReviewed by Taru H. Vjrkamiiki Compte rendu par Midltle Vatz Laaroussi

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Women and Chinese Patriarchy: Submission,Misconceptions: The Social Construction of Choice Servitude and Escape 81and the New Reproductive and Genetic Technologies, Maria Jaschok and Suzanne Miers, cds.Volume 1 66 Rev~ed by Ellen R. JuddGwynne Basen, Margrit Eichler and Abby Uppman, cds.Reviewed byJel111iler Parks Women, Feminism and Development/Femmes,

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CONTENTS

January 1996

Gender and Managers' Causal Attributions for SuhnrJin<ltcPerformance: A Field Study

Patrici' Rosl!Jlfhal

African Ameriean Men's Gender Role Contlict: The Significanceof Racial Identity 17

Jay C. Hi"le

Effects of Gender and Situation on the Perception of SexualHarassment 35

Roger C. Katz. Roseaull HaJlJlon mill Leslie H7Iitlt.'11

Enacting Traditional Roles in a Nontraditional Setting; \\~)mL'n

Employed by the Red Cross in Viet Naill -DJuanita At. Firestollt! and CliftY/Oil RvbiJlson

Leadership Emergence in T,1sk Groups with EgalitarianGender-Role Expectations h5

Stephen G. Sapp. II buly J. lIl/1wd. allli LiJun Zhao

Gender. Gender Identity, Rape Myth ,\cceptance. and Time ofInitilll Resistance on the Perception of Acquainwncl.:'Rape Blame and Avoidabilit~, ~ t

Berer(v A. Kopper

The Relationship Between Family History. Gender Rok AttituJe".and Susceptibility to Gender Inequitable Perception, III

Family and Family Member Functioning 95David C. h'e.v and liu1lartl YtlktllS

BRIEF REPORTSProfessillllal Service Involvement of Leadership Faculty: An

Assessment of Gc:nder. Role. and Satisfaction 117Darla J. 7i\'ole and Da\'id AI. Shallllon

The Effect of School En\"ironm::nl on Bndy Cn!1cerns inAdolescent Women I '-'

Geralclille Dye,. and ;\lan"ka TiK1W1llUllll

BOOK REVIEW 1.>9

74 S I G N SJournal of Women in Culture and Society

SPRING 1996 VOLUME 21 NUMBER 3

Ix

Karen Robertson 551

Jane Roland Martin 584

Claire Robertson 615

Anne Ruggles Gere 643

and Sarah R. Robbins

~l. Ri"ka Polatnick 679

Philip ~. Cohen

Editorial: Signs: .Moving Forwardin Provocative Times

Pocahontas at the .Masque

Aerial Distance, Esofericisffi, and Other CloselyRelated Traps

Grassroots in Kenya: \'(!omen, Genital

:"futilation, and Collec[lve Action. 1920-1990

Gendered Literac)' in Black and Wbite: Turn-of­the-Century African-American and European­American Club Women's Printed Texts

Diversity in Women's Liberation Ideology:How a Black and a White Group of the 1960sYiewed )'-1mherhood

707 ~ationalism and Suffrage: Gender Struggle

in ~ation·Building America

BOOK REVIEWS

Am)' S. Wharton 728

Picrrette Hondagneu· 735Sorelo

Renny Golden 739

Linda Lopez McAlister 743

St.lying 011 the Line: Blue-Collar Women in

Contemporary Japan. by Glenda S. Roberts;Women's Paid and Ullpaid Labor: The Work

Tr.msfer in Health C,re and Retailing by NonaY. Glazer; F.1St Food, FJst TJlk: Service Work,l1Id the ROlltinization of Everyday Life byRobin Leidner; Radicals of the Worst Sort:

Llboring \Vomen in Lo.lwrence, Massachusetts.

1860-1912 by Ardis Cameron

Building with Our Hands: New Directions in

Chic,ma Studies edited by Adela de la Torre

and Beatrlz .\1. Pesquera; Across the

Bowtduries of Race and Class: An Exploration

of Work and Family among Black Female

Domestic Servants by Bonnie Thornton Dill;

Mexican Lives by Judith Adler Hellman

Finding Their Voice: Pemvian \'('omen's

Testimonies of War by Kristen Herzog;Sandino's Daughters Revisited: Feminism in

Nicaragua by Margaret Randall

reverberations across the

shimmering CASCADAS by Jeffner Allen;The Apparitional Lesbiml: Female

Homosexuality and Modem Culture by Terry

S I G N SJournal of Women in Culture and Society

SPRING 1996 VOLUME 21 NUMBER 3

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jean F. O'Barr

Harriet B. Presser

Ann Waltner

Dorothy E. Smith

Alice Palumbo

Susan C. Cook

Castle; The Gay and Lesbian LibertltimlMovement by Margaret Cruikshank; HeavenlyLove? Lesbian Images ;n 1iventieth·CelltmyWomen's Writing by Gabriele Griffin;

Outwrite: Lesbianism and Popular Cultureedited by Gabriele Griffin; The Lesbiml Heresyby Sheila jeffreys; Dyke Ideas: Process, Politics,Daily Life by joyce Trebilcot

753 Tilting the Tower: Lesbians. Teaching, Queer

Subjects edited by Linda Garherj The Femi"istClassroom by Frances A. Maher and Mary KayThompson Tetreault; Changing the EducationalLandscape: Philosophy, WOllfell, andCurricuillm by Jane Roland Martin

756 Population Policy and Women's Rights:Tramforming Reproducth1e Choice by RuthDixon-Mueller; Women. the Family, andPolicy: A Global Perspectil'e edited by Esther

Ngan·ling Chow and Catherine Wbite Berheide

759 Liqllid Life: Abortion and Bllddhism in Japanby William R. LaFleurj Disembodying Women:Perspectives on Pregnancy and the Unborn byBarbara Duden

762 Relatiotts of Ruling: Class and Gender inPostindustrial Societies by Wallace Clementand john Myles; Feminism and the Politics ofDifference edited by Sneia Gunew and Anna

Yeatman767 Margaret Atwood's fdiry-Ti.lle Sexual Politics

by Sharon Rose Wilson; Margaret Atwood:Writing and Subjectit1ity edited by ColinNicholson

769 Music and Image: Domesticity, Ideology andSocia-Cultural Formalion ill Eightee1lth­Cefltury ElIgland hy Richard l.eppertj TheSight of Sound: Music. Representation, mId theHistnry of tbe Bod)' hy Richard Leppert;

Rediscovering the Muses: \Vomen's MusicalTraditio1JS edited hy Kimberly Marshall;Queering the Pitch: The New Gay lwd LesbiallMusicology edited by Philip Brett, ElizabethWood, <lnd Gary C. Thomas

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SIGN SJournal of Women in Culture and Society

SPRING 1996 VOLUME 21 NUMBER 3

Ellen Donkin

Yqim Arar

Peggy Whitman

Prenshaw

Maureen T. Reddy

Jacquelyn Zita

June Sochen

774 \Vomen in the American Theatre: Actresses and

Alldiellces, 1790-1870 by Faye E. Dudden;

Ecstasy and the Demon: Feminism and

Nation"lism ill the Dances of Mary Wigman bySusan A. Manning

777 The Imperial Harem: Womel1 and SOl'ereigllty

ill the Ottoman Empire by Leslie Peirce; The

\'(lomeli's Awaken;,,!!. in Egypt: Culture. Society.

and the Press hy Beth Bnron

779 Hidden Histories of \'(Iome1l ;11 the New South

edited by Virginia Bernhard, Betty Brandon,

Elizabeth Fox-Genovese, Theda Perdue, <1ndElizabeth H. Turner; The Dragon's Blood:

Feminist lntertexlualit), ill Eudora Welty's "The

Goldell AI>ldes" by Rebecca Mark

782 Moving Targets: Women, Murder aud

Represel1tation edited by Helen Birch; Aliens

aud Others: Science Fictioll, Femi"ism (md

Pos/modernism by jenny \X'olmark; Utopian

and Science Fiction b)' Women: Worlds of

Difference edited by j<lne L. Donawerth and

Carol A. Kolmerten

786 Making Bodies, Making His/or)': Feminism and

Germal1ldemit)' by Leslie Adelson; Unbearable

Weight: Feminism, Western Cult lire, and the

Body by Susan Bordo; Bodies TIM! M~ltter: 011

the Discursive Limits of "Sex" by Judith Butler;

Volatile Bodies: Toward t1 Corpore~ll Feminism

by Elizabeth Grosz

795 Comic Power il1 Emily Dickinson b~' Suzanne

juhasz, Cristanne 1..1iller, and ~larrh,l Nell

Smith; Look Who's Laughing: Gellder aud

Comed)' edited by Gail Finney; UHf.vned ,111d

Unabashed: Essays 011 Womell and H l11110r in

British Literature by Regina Barreca

799 United States and International Notes

803 About the Contributors

808 Notice to Contriburors

Social Pol iticsINTERNATIONAL STUDIES

IN GENDER, STATE,

AND SOCIETY

Volume 3 • Number 1 • Spring 1996

Special Issue: Gender Inequalities in Global Restructuring

Jane Jenson, guest editor

Introduction: Some Consequences of Economic and PoliticalRestructuring and Readjustment 1

JANE JENSON

Gender Matters: Global Restructuring and Adjustment 12M. PATRICIA CONNELLY

The "New Boys": Restructuring in New Zealand, 1984-94 32WENDY LARNER

For Women Only? The Rise of Part-time Work in theNetherlands 57

JANNEKE PLANTENGA

Gendered Time Schedules: Paid Work in Great Britain 72COLETTE FAGAN

Contributors 107

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mBEYOND MAN­MADE WOMENBy Kath; Maio

II BEARSBy Kelly Cunnane

II WRITING, RIDINGDy Amy Hoffman

mPRO WOMEN'S BASKETBALL:ARE WE READY?By E/habetlJ Evam & Naomi Graves

II!I!lII A TENNIS TEAM FOR CITY GIRLSiii By Denise Carmen Paquin

_ THE OLYMPICS:IIilII GIRLS TO WATCH OUT FOR

By Katie Smith

'',I;'RTIST PROFILE'

lilIAN ELIOT: DRAWING INTO THE

liM MAINSTREAM [-- - !:l,rrIi'i!'By Michele Haiken _..-0 :-::Zf:.,::.:,<1 ~=;.~

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Il'P.I CLASSICAL MUSIC: DEAD MENliM OR LIVE WOMEN?

Dy Virginia Firnberg

M REACHING FOR A HIGHER PLANE.. By Made/erne EIIQ

II!I!lI BABE: THE LIFE AND LEGEND OFIIiiiiI BABE DIDRIKSON ZAHARIAS

BY SUSAN E, CAYLEFFReviewed by Maria Vetrano

NEW S FI(TION

M ELECTION '96iii By Sarah Wright

II!P.I THE MISSING WHITE PANTS SUITIiia by Janice Adams

NATIONAL"INTERNATIONAL NEWSCompiled by Undo Wong& Malueen Murray

_ BOSTON"HI NEW ENGLAND NEWS

Compiled by thIda WOllg

P L U'S

III COMICS FOR GIRLSiii Reviewed by MeTedith Howard

_ BLUE TATTOO:IIiiiI POEMS OF THE HOLOCAUST

BY LYN L1FSHINReviewed by Louise Blum

_ FILM CLIPSIIIIIilIIIII SOJOURNER 1975-95

a LETTERS

ArtsHc

_ TOM BOYS: TALES OF DYKEIIiiI DERRING-DO

EDITED BY LYNN YAMAGUCHI" KAREN BARBERReviewed by Meg Scheid

C: •i,' '["l"w'i)!'A:"it '!"·,"r;0:'c\;1'!

II!P.I HOT PICKS,_ COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD,

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F EA'TU RES

II KATIE CANNON: "MAYBE THE• ANCESTORS MOVED

THROUGH ME"atl ;'lftrV;tw by Kathleen Sands

mCENSORSHIP ON THE NETBy /sa I.eshko

FILM/VIDEO

M I SHOT ANDY WARHOLliM By K,Jlhi Maio

mREMEMBERING ANNE FRANK8y AIIlle Mmkowski

BEARING WITNESSII)' 1',JtridiJ A. GO~t'mbll

II NEW ENGLAND FILM &. VIDEOFESlIVAl

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FIR S T PERSONS MUS I C

R THE PROSPECT OF HER... By to,,;st A. nlum

II OF CAMEOS &. FEMALE IMPOTENCE• By l.aura BenulJ

II 'N THE QUIETEST MOMENTSBy NtttlCY }. Thompson

NEW S

II ElECTION '9611)' Sarah Wright

NATIONAL&.INTERNATIONAL NEWSCompiftd by I.inr/a Wong& Mallrun Murray

IP.I BOSTON &.IIiI NEW ENGLAND NEWSCompiled by Unda Wong

P L U ~

II VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMENSOJOURNER 1975"95

II LETTERS

RrtsHcVISUAL ARTS

II!'I!!II THE POWER OF HOPE:I5BdII THE FABRIC ART OF PENNY S'STO

by Barbara Stalmra

M 'INSIDE THE VISIBLE":IIiiidI WHAT IS WOMEN'S ART

By Thea Davu

II BETTY CARTER: 'SHE COULD BEPAINTING SOUND'

by III/del.f. Chase

POETRY

ftII AnBOl DE LA (SPERANZAIiIny Carol Dine

CECILIA VICUNAHy ,\/lSiJIIIIt' Oll/Im((

BElLS OF LOWElL, 1836B)' Small Eisenberg

AS THE HAWK SAILS DOWNlJy MtJrgarel Randall

THEATER

III!II PlAVS.ATWORK: BREAKING.... TABOOS

lJy Emllv Bender

BOO K S

1'1'1 THE EDUCATION OF A WOMANliM BY CAROLYN G, HEILBRUN

R(viewed by Evtlyn C. White

I!IIlIVING, LOVING. AND LYINGIiii AWAKE AT NIGHT

BY SINDIWE MAGONAReviewed by Rad1ael Saller Bender

.... TO BE REALIiiI BY REBECCA WALKER

Rt'l'iel()td by Sonia ShalT

III WOMEN LAWYERS:IiiiI REWRITING THE RULES

BY MONA HARRINGTONReviewed by Carolyn P. (Aromdy

III!'I!I SPEA.K'NG TO POWERIilrIII BY LYNN 8. WILSON

Rel'lt'wed by Kelley ReadymSMALL PRESS NOTES

CALENDAR

ED HOT PICKS.COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD,GROUPS

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B THEGAYMARRIAGEDEBATEBy Judy Rohr"

II BREAKING UP!• WHAT ABOUT

THECHILDREN!By lAura Monissey

III STRONG WOMEN. DEEP CLOSETS:LESBIANS IN SPORTSBy Pat Griff'"

IIMARIA TRINIDAD GUTIERREZ &THE MEXICAN LESBIAN AND GAYMOVEMENTBy Huk)' Thompson

F i RUst p·E RS) diNS

Il!I AUDRE LORDE: A WARRIOR WHOIII MADE HER MEANING CLEAR

By Auhah Shahidah Simmons

f!., t••o .J~.

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p O'~:r R Yn!'I RIFFRAFFIII By Nora Mitchell

DIEYMANBy A,I Spencer Nadel

POET TO POETBy Bobbie Su Nadal

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IR HOT PICKS,Ii&iI COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD.

GROUPS

IIII!'!II RITES OF FI RST BLOODIIIiIIiiII BY KAREN DALE WOLMAN

Revierved by Myke lohman.

Ell SMALL PRESS NOTES

IITRANSGENDER WARRIORSBY LESLIE FEINBERGReviewed by Rosemarie C. Sultan

m RAT BOHEMIAIiIIiI BY SARAH SCHULMAN

Reviewed by TerTtn lIana Wl!';"

IITH EARC OF LOVE, EDITED BY CLARE COSS

MY LOVER IS A WOMANEDITED BY LESLIA NEWMANReviewed by Deborah Schwam

m DYKE LIFEIiiiiilI EDITED BY KARLA JAY

Reviewed by Patrida Roth Schwartz

mHER TONGUE ON MYTHEORY, BY THE KISS & TELL COLLECTIVE

Relliewed by Eve Begla,ian

_ ANOTHER MOTHERIIIiiII BY RUTHANN ROBSON

Reviewed by Elliott

_ OUT FOR A CHANGE: ADDRESSINGIIii1I HOMOPHOBIA IN WOMEN'S SPORTS

By Minnie Chiu .

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_ BOSTON &... NEW ENGLAND NEWS

Compiled by UndtJ Wong

119!'1 ELECTION '96_ By Sarah Wright

119!'1 NATIONAL &_INTERNATIONAL NEWS

Compiled by Linda Wong& Maureen Murray

II PROUD LESBIANSSOJOURNER 1975-95

II BLUE DENIMI By Evelyn C. White

Tessera Voillme 19 Winter· HiveI' 199581

U~~ 5Introduction

Katherine Binhammer 6Sentence

Erin Soros 13how to make love to a chicken

Sylvia Legris 31Un homme se change en homme: multiplication des

travestissements dans Talons aiguilles de Pedro AlmodovarOlga Duhamel 34

Signs of HerSheila Stewart 43

Vagina dentataCatherine Heard 45

Women, Stripping, Taking it OnMelanie Kolbeins 46

The Stone PitEva Elias 55

Woman on the CrossBone Necklace

Sylvie Bourassa 58Untitled (Circuit)

Kati Campbell 62Le corps du personnage

Nicole Brossard 63when there are three

Trish Salah 72Tavern OntarioA Certain Slant of LightCoupling

Sheri Rapp 79The BadgeDebbie's Folly

Lisa Robertson 82Vanitas~nn~Th~ ~

words for MiriamSandra Haar 92

Impressions d'ElviraClaudine Potvin 97

ghosts of womenreliquary

Wendy McGrath 102The Banana Yellow Pants

Darlene Searcy 106hook, line, and sync her: fishing in/out questions of

competency, regulation, ancl authorityJanice Hladki 108

Notes on Contributors/Collaboratrices 123

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Janice Lee

Bob Jolly

Kate Braid

Molly Martin

Diane Wang

3 Letter to Our Readers

4 Fiction

6 Dale McCormick Runs for Congress

8 Success Stories: SFFD Chief Bob Demmons

10 Step Up Jane Humes

13 Janice Goldfrank's book: Women Builders

14 Sexual Harassment Training

16 Retlections of' a Father

20 Poetry

...LI Volume 7 Num,:r 1 Spring 1996

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I Brake for Feminists:Debates and Divisions Wirhin Women's Studies

by Ruth Perry 1

Women's Studies, Cultural Studies:Teaching Literature in the Midwest

by Larry McClain 15

Speaking Up At LlS(:

Anger in the C1amoomby Sherrie A. Inne." and Julie C. Inness 29

Teaching Across the Barriers:The Classroom as a Site of Transformation

by Donna Eder and Audrey Thomas :-'1cCluskey 37

Incorporating h:minis( Social S3tircinto the Early British Survey

by Catherine \X'ilcoxson Parrish and Timothy J. Viator 55

The University of :Vlanitoba Clearinghouse forInclUSive Curriculum: DevclopmclH JnJ Services

by Rosa Bruno-Jofre and Sheila Andrich 66

Book ReviewsUnsettling America: An Amhology ofComempora~)'Multicultural Poetry

edited by ,\1aria ,vlazziotti Gillan and Jennifer GillanReview by Judy Baker 73

Racism in tbe Lives ofWomen: 7tstjmm~}:

Tb(0r.r. and Guides to Antiracist Practiceedired by Jeanne Adlcman and Gloria EnguldanosReview by Jimmy E. Wilkinson ;-...leyer. 77

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Book Reviews (conlilll«dj

Tht WOman} HIV Soumbook:A Guidt to Bmer Htalth and W-Il-Bring

by Patricia Kloser and Jane ,VIae Lean CraigTht American W&man 1994-95:

Whert W- Stand - W&mm and Healthedited by Cynthia Costello and Anne). StoneReview by Joan C. Chrislet X2

Tht Last Il'l"rd:Ltttm between Marcia Nardi and William C,rlos Williams

edited by Elizabeth Murrie O'NeilReview by Stephen Hahn 85

Women} Smdies Graduatts: The First Generationby Barbara F. Luebke and Mary Ellen ReillyProfessing Ftminism: Cautionary Tales from the Strange 'l(l"rld of lVi"nm} Studiesby Daphne Patai and Norerra KoerrgeDiverse VOices of W0menedired by Susan Frank Ballentine and Jessica Barksdale IndinWOmen: 1magts and Realities; A Multicultural Anthologyedited by Amy Kesselman, Lily D. McNair and Nancy SchniedewindReview by Vara Neverow 90

Notes for Contributors 107

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VOL. X, NUMBER 2

CONTENTS

ARTICLES

FALL, 1995

A FEMINIST UNDERSTANDING OF

SEX-SELEGTIVE ABoRTION:

SoLELY A MATTER OF CHOICE?, •••• , •• , •.•. , .•• April L. Cheny 161

METAPHORS MATTER: How IMAGES OF

BATTLE, SPORTS, AND SEX SHAPE

THE ADVERSARY SYsTEM ••••••• , •• , •..• , • Elizabeth G. Thornburg 225

AN ETHIC OF CARE AND THE

HAzARDous WORKPLACE •••• , ••.. , •• ,., .•.. , Frandsj. Carleton 283& Jennifer Null Carleton

NORTHERN IRELAND: THE POUCING OF

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE IN NATIONAUST

. CoMMUNlTIES , , • , • , , , • ,. Christine Taylor 307

PREGNANCY DISCRIMINATION: TOWARD

SUBSTANTIVE EQUALI'IY , •••••.... , .• , •• , ..••... SaUy j. Kenney 351

WHY J.E,B. v. T.B, WILL FAIL TO

ADVANCE EQUAUTY: A CALL FOR

DISCRIMINATION IN JURY SELEGTION •• , • , ••••.. Lorrie L. LueUig 403

86 J'fU Wise WomanVol. 13, No.4, 1995

ARTICLES1 "Named lor the Goddess:

Some Nations andPeoples, Cities andPlaces, Mountains,Rivers, Months. Days,and Qualities ofSociety:'Compited byAnn Forfreedom

2 The Wise Woman Speaks:"0. J. SimpsonVerdict an Allrontto Ballered Womenand Public Decency,"by Ann Forlreedom;

5 "Feminist Writers.Beware!The Philip Lief GroupCheats Women Writersand ExploitsWomen's Issues:'by Ann Forlreedom

8 "How to ResearchInformafion aboutGoddesses :'by Ann Forfreedom

18 America's Loose Ends19 The War against Women20 The Rising 01 Women20 "Music for Meditation:'

Mini-reviews byAnn Forfreedom

and

POETRYby Betty Rawlinc:on (p. 17)

and

PHOTOGRAPHYby Ann Forlreedom

(throughout)and

CARTOONSby BUlbul

(p, 18 )and

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1 From the Editor by Tatyana Mamooova (RIE)4 Turkey: Our Past. Present and Future by Millie Didio (E)5 Letters from Readers (RIE)INTERNATIONAL REPORTS- FEATURING TURKEY8 Anatolia by Ceylan Orhun (E)12 Sabiba GOkcen: Turkish Amelia Earbart (E)13 Intenriew of Imren Aykut: The First Elected WomanMinister of Turkish Parliament (E)15 Dreaming in Romanian by T.J. Banks (E)RUSSIA - GENERATIONS17 Photos of Generations of Russian Women18 lnt<M:wli'Th<r1ly-&:m.iliing" smJarn T;tclkina (R)20 Natalia Scrgeevna Goncharova: An Icon of the Avant·Garde by Nanette J. Purcigliotti (E)23 Interview of "Fifty-Something" Olga Tatarinova (R)AMERlCA- GENERATIONS28 Finch: Yesterday andToday by Dr. MargaretMaxwell (E)29 A Message to RussianWomen by AndreaDworkin (RIE)FEATURES31 The Natural Superiorityof Women by AshleyMontague (R)33 Relhinking FeministConcerns: The Evolution ofFeminist Thought withBetly Friedan (E)36 Tougb Enough by JoanLunden, as told to AnnMarie Cunningham (R)38 Herstory News on VOling and Beijing Conference (E)ART, MUSIC & DANCE39 The Bolshoi Shill by Marl'ne Harding (E)40 Eco--Music in Bulgaria (E, some B)40 Rising Stan - American Conductor Laurine Celeste Foxand Russian Composer Sofia Gubaidulina (E)STORIES41 Mrica by Tatyana Mamonova (R)45 The Three loryas by Carolyn McVicker Edwards (E)47 Mercy to Animals by E. Ars. (R)EARTH WATCH48 Environmental Nightmares: Russia's Total r.,'fess by JorgAlbrecht, Patricia Faller, Dirk Kurbjuweit, and WalterSaller (E)51 Cbernobyl (E)51 Anti~Nuctear Walk from Turkey to Russia by Woman

and Earth -Turkey (E)52 The Images of Whole Terrain by Ty Minton (E)FACES OF FEMINISM (EIR)54 Maya Angelou in Connecticut by Chandra NilesFolsom (E)55 Salute to Sports Legend Martina Navratilova byMillie Didio (E)WOMEN AND HEALTH56 AIDS. Sex and Health by Aza Rachmanova (R)57 Violence Three Times A Day by Paula Cullison (E)

GENDER BENDERS58 Artemis's Voice: The Voice of a Leader by CatrionaGlazebrook (E)S9 Gay Suicide in Russia by Maya Dukarevich (R)ECONOMY, PARTNERSHIP, LAW61 Book Look at Whole Life Economics: Revaluing

Daily Life by BarbaraBrandt, Foreword byAnne Wilson Schaef(E)61 Proposal for theGlobal WarneD'SEconomic Exchange(E)62 Fair Pay Act isIntroduced by P.Toman (E)62 NetworkTurkishLawyers (E)63 EDITOR'SRECOMMENDED

BOOKS (E)64 Woman and Eartb New, (E)Inside Back Cover: Humor (RIE)POETRY19 Confession by Anna Ivanova and Poem by NadejdaPetrova (R)22 Pas De Deux by Eme Mihopoulo, (E)23 Aller the Storm by Natalia Arishina (R)25 Untitled by Henrietta Labovit'kaya (R)27 Grandma by Aloha Brown (E)39 Do Tell by P.M. (E)58 Hypatia by Griselda Steiner (E)Throughout the Issue: Poetry vignettes by TatyanaMamonova (R)FRONT COVER: Women or the wnrldBACK COVER: Turkish State Minister for WomenAysel Baykal greets Woman and Eartb

2 ONE POINT PERSPECTIVEBy Elsa Honig Fino

88 3ISSUES AND INSIGHTSTHE CULT OF SAINT AGATHABy Uano De Girolami Cheney

14 FRIDA KAIILO, DIEGO RIVERA, MW TLAZOLTEOTLBy Dina Comlsorenco

22 IMAGES OF \VO~IEN IN TRADITIONAL CHINESE PAINTINGBy Mary H. Fang

10 TRAJECTORIES OF BLOODArtemisia Centileschi and Galileo's Parabolic PathBy David Tappei' and Cynthia Gillis

Howardena Pindell: Paintings and Dra\\ings 1972-1992t'ssays by Hulland Cotter. Ltl\HeV Stokes Sims. 'Illd HowLlnlt'll<l Pindell

Emma Amos: Paintings and Prints 198:1-82('SSLl~'S h~" Thalia GOlllna-P~tersoll,llt'll houks, \ ',Ilerie J. ~Jereer, .\IId Emilia ..\tl\OS

Reviewed by Alicia Craig Faxon

45 Sofonisba Anguissola, A. Renaissance \ romanhy S~"hia Ft'rino-P'I~dt'n Jnd ~Iilria t\:IlSdlt'Reviewed by Fredrika Jacobs

35 CULTURAL COLLISIONSIdentity and History in the \Vark of Hung LitlBy Allison ArieH

PORTRAITS

28 TOFUKUMON'I:>IEmpress, Patron, and Artist8y Elizabeth Ullehoj

REVIEWS

41 Views From Jade Terraec: Chinese \\'omen Altists 1300-1912l'ssa~"s b.... :\Iarsha Weidner. Ellen Johnston Laing, and Inillg Yllt'helll!; Lo

Japanese Women Artists 1600-1900by Patricia Fister

Flowering in the Shadows: '''omen in the Historv of Chinese andJ,'panese 'P,tinting ,edited b.... \larsha Weidner

Six COlltemporary Chinese \Vomen :\rtistsessa.\' by LlIt~· LimReviewed by Mary H. Fang

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49 \Ie\\' Zealand \romen ;\rtists: .-\ SHlye\" of 1.30 Yearsh," Anllt' I\irker

:\ Dictionan' of \ \'omen .-\Itists of :\llstmlia!l," ~Iil"\ (;t'nlHlilll', lilTt'wonl hy .\tlllt' Bt'rtOlidw

Sight Lines: \rolllen's .-\It and Felllinist Perspectin:s in Australhlh," Samh- t\:irh~'

Reviewed by Pamela Gerrish Nunn

53 Strange \\"olllen: Essays in :\It and Gender('ditt'd h,\"lt';llwHe lIoonl

Reviewed by Judith Collard

56 S H 0 R T T A K E 5Reviewed by Denise Bauer, Deborah J. Haynes, Robin Rice, and Carol Small

60 SHORTER TAKESReviewed by Celio Y. Weisman

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Contents

OPEN FORUM

Gissing, the Shopgirl and the New Woman 263SALLY LEDGER

Thinking Disclomre Or, the Structure of Post·feminist Cynicism 275CAROL WATTS

Tina Madani and the Politics of Signature 287ANDREA NOBLE

Women's Poetry: The Thirties and the NinetiesJANE DawsoN

Medea EmbodiedKATE SMITH

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Sarah Birch, Christine Brooke·Rose IUld Contemportl~YFiction 321HEATHER REYES

Janet Beizer, \'entri/oqmzed Bodies: Narmtives ofHysteria in Nineteemh-ccntmy France 327

STEVE CONNOR

Elisabeth Bronfen, Over Her Dead Body: Death, Femininity and theAesthetic and Sara Webster Goodwin and Elisabeth Bronfcn (cds.)Death and Represent'ltion J31

JONATHAN DOLLIMORE

Sigrid Wortmann We!tge, Bauhaus Textiles: Women Artists and theWeaving Workshop 337

TAG GRONBERG

Stella Tillyard, ArislOcrtW: Caroline, Emil)', LOllisll iUld Sarah LennoxJ74()..J832 341

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Language: Instrument of Change for .Iapant:se \Vomen'?Kathy Wolfe Famsley

Sexism in Japanese English Education: ..\ Survey of EFL Texts 5Tomoko I. Sakita

The Lnwyer. the Babysitter. and the Student: Inclusive Language Usage 13and Instmction

Diana K. Ivy, Laurie Bullis-Moore, Kim Norvell, Phil Backlund and Manoocher Jauidi

Understanding the Etlmographic Encounter: The Need for Flexibility in Feminist 22Reception Studies

S. Elizabeth Bird

In the Absence of Word and Body: Hegemonic Implications of "Victim" and 27"Survivor" in \Vomen's Narratives or Sexual Violence

Tami Spry

Gender. Language. and Power in "The Dream of the Rood" 33Emma B. Hawkins

Chartering the Nebula: Gender, Language and Power in Kate Chopin's The Awakening 37Gerri Brighhvell

The Gentle General: Janet Reno's 'Consubstantiality' with the Press 42Maureen Williams

A Feminist is a What? 46Suzette Haden Elgin

Dialogue of the Imaginary 47Molly Abel Travis and Jamie Barlowe

Book Reviews 51

Books in Brief 57

Abstracts 59

News 64

Conferences 72

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Prelace ....

Ephemera as Evidence: Introductory Notes to aueer ActsJOSE ESTEBAN MUNOZ ....... " .. - ::

The Closed BodyBARBARA BROWNING

aralia: Hunger lor Women's Perlormancesin Joseph Cornell's Boxes and DiariesMICHAEL MOON .

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Cholo Angeis in Guadalajara: The Politics and Poetics of Anzaldua'sBorderlands/La FronteraMARCUS EMBRY ..

"The We of Me": The Member of the Wedding's Novel AlliancesELIZABETH FREEMAN . . 111

AFemlme)inist ManifestoLISA DUGGAN AND KATHLEEN MCHUGH 153

Rehearsing in Front of the Mirror:Marga Gomez's lesbian Subjectivity as aWork·in·ProgressALBERTO SANDOVAL AND NANCY SAPORTA STERNBACH ...205

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"I wanna be your fantasy":Sex. Death, and The Mist Formerly Known as PrinceCYNTHIA J. FUCHS ..

"No Trespassing": Girl Scout Camp and fhelimits of Ihe Counlerpubllc SphereKATHRYN R. KENT ....

Bodies Out of Place: The Videotapes of Shani MoolooRICHARD FUNG ..

Pandas in TreesEVE KOSOFSKY SEDGWICK ..

The aueer Perlormances of Mary Martin as Woman and as StarSTACY WOLF. .. 225

Where the Boys Aren'tJUNE L. REICH . . 241

Spiash! The Erotics of SurveillanceJOHN EDWARD MCGRATH ............ 251

Praxis and PerlormativityANDREW PARKER .............265

ReViews &Resources . . 275

Women & Politics

Volume 16Number 11996

CONTENTS

Which Distinctiveness? Major Cleavages and the CareerPaths of Canadian Female and Male Politicians

Sylvie ArendCelia Chandler

Sex, Sign and Symbol: Politics and Feminist Semiotics 31Eloise A. Bilker

Marilyn vs. Hillary: Women's Place in New Right Politics 55SlIsan E. Marshall

About the Contributors 77

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TherapyVolume 18Number I1996

EDITORIALEllen Cole

Sins of Omission and Commission: Women. Psychotherapy,and the Psychological Literature 5

Rwh L. HallBeverly Greene

"I am because we are": Clinical Interpretations of CommunalExperience Among African American Women 33

TOlli C. KingS. Alease Ferguson

Bringing Organizational Behavior and Therapy Together:Counseling the African American Female on "JobSocialization Failure" 47

S. Alease FergusonToni C. King

Psychotherapy and Black Female Identity Conflicts 59Sandra y. Jenkins

Barriers to Counseling for Sexually Abused DisabledWomen 75

Liz Neve

Women with Disabilities and Feminist Therapy 87Ora Prilleltensky

Personal and Professional Aspects of Being a PregnantTherapist 99

Rhonda Korol

The Dieting Dilemma-Factors Influencing Women's Decisionto Give Up Dieting 109

Sylvia Kathleen Blood

WOMEN ARTISTS NEWS

BOOK REVIEWVolume 21 1996

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CrltldsmiArt History3 AFJ'I!R THE MACHINE: Visual Arts and The Erasing of CullUnl1

Boundari<s by Miles OrveUR....iewed try Virginia MaJ:symowk'

5 COLOR CODllS: M<>dern Theories of Color In Pbilosopby, Paintingand AIcl>iteetllIe, LIltnlUl'e, Music, and Pllycbology by Charles RileyReviewed try Judy Seigel

6 THE PINK GLASS SWAN: Sel",ted FeminiJl Ellays on Arl by LucyR.UpponIART ON MY MIND: Visual Politics by bell boobR....iewed try R"", HOIlle.

7 PRESTIGE, PROFIT, AND /'LEASURE: The Markel for Modern ArlIn thel940s and 195()s by A. Deirdre RobsonReviewed by Ca.uandra Langer

9 SURREALISM IN EXILE AND THE BEGINNING OF THE NEWYORK SCHOOL by Martica SewlnRevinwd by Karla Huebntr

11 DIMENSIONS OF THE AMERICAS: Arl and Social Change in LatinAmerica and the U.S. by ShifIll M. GoldmanRevielWd by SlUM Hamilton

12 ENGLISH IS BROKEN HERE by Coco FuscoReviewed by Rota H(JJ1.Jen

13 sovnrr DISSIDENT ARTISTS: Interviews After Perestroil<a. ReneeBaigeU & Mathew Baigeil, cds.Reviewed by Elliott Barowilz

15 CONVERSATIONS BEFORE THE END OF TIME by Suzi GablickRevielWd by Jo H(JIt.fQl1

16 THE BODY IN PffiCES: The Fragment as a Metaphor of Modernity byLinda NochtinReviewed by Sue Gussow

17 NEW fEMINIST ART CRITICISM: Critical Strategies, Kay Dcepwell.cd.PUBLIC BODIES - PRIVATE STATES, lane Bretlle & Sally Rice,cds.FEMINIST SUBJECTS, MULTI·MEDIA: Cullura! Methodologies,Penny Florence and Dec Reynolds, cds.Reviewed by Flavia Rartdo

18 SPIRIT POLES AND fLYING PIGS: Poblic Arland CuhuralDemocracy in American Communities by Erika DossReviewed by Suzanne Benton

19 MAPPING THE TERRAIN: New Genre Poblic Art, Suzanne Lacy, cd.R~jtwed by Eleanor Dickif1Jon

Art & Artlsl120 BEATRICE MANDELMAN: Taos Modernist by Robert Hobbs22 BARBARA ImpWORTH: A Retrospective by Penelope Curtis and

Alan O. Wilkinson23 LILA CABOT PERRY: An American Impressionist by Meredilh

Martindale., et al.Reyiewed by Cassandra Langer

24 ANNEKE SiLVER: Images of Lhe Goddess and Nature Mysticism byJane MagnonReviewed by Jean Marie Offenbacher

25 MARGARET MACOONALD: Lost Works Discovered in Vie-nnaBasemenlEssav by Sharran F. Parkinson

Photography27 TINA MODOTII: Photographs by Sarah M. Lowe28 BETTY HAIIN: Photography or Maybe Not by Steve Yates

Reviewed by Joan flOl'yjson

29 FOCUS: Five Women Photographers by Sylvia WolfReviewed by Rena HansenWHAT CAN A WOMAN DO WlTII A CAMERA?, JoanSolomon & 10 Spence, ods.Reviewed by Jean Marje 0ffe~her

Biography30 THE LETI'ERS OF FRIDA KAHLO. Martha Zamora. cd.

THE DIARY OF FRIDA KAHLO by Sarah M. l.oweReviewed by Naru:y Acord

31 EDWARD HOPPER: An Intimate Biograpby by Gail LevinReviewed by Sylvia Moore

32 JOHANNA: A Nuvel of the Van Gogh Family, by ClaireCoopersteinReviewed by Amy Redman

Gennany Redul33 EXHlBtTION OF NAZI ART AND ART BANISHED BY

THE NAZISPoem by Emily GrosholzRESCUERS: Portraits of Moral COUIllgeln the Holocaust byGay Block and Maika Drucker

35 VISIONS OF THE NEUE FRAU: Women and the VisualArts in Weimar Germany, Marsha Meskimmon & ShearerWes~ cds.Re",iewed by Silvia TeltMnbmun

37 CUT WITH TilE KITCHEN KNIl'E: The Weimar Pboto·montages of Hannah H6ch by Maud LavinReviewed by Cassandra Langer

38 HOLOCAUST PROJECT: From DarknCS5 Into Light byJudy ChicagoReviewed by Kim«rly COI1l'!!

Sbort Reviews39 BOOKS40 Evolution F - A Surreal Spectacle, Reviewed by Rebtcca

Sorgen

History and Religion41 LANDSCAPE AND MEMORY by Simon Scharna

Reviewed by DOMll Marxer42 !NGRES'S EROTICIZED BODms by Carol Ockman

Reviewt!d by Alicia Craig Faxon43 POWER AND BEAUTY: Images of Women in Arl by

Georges Duby and Michelle PerrotReviewed by Fredrica B. Glucksman

44 CONFESSIONS OF Tim GUERRILLA GIRLSReviewed by Ca.ssandra Langer

45 THE END OF RACISM, by Din..b D'SouzaReviewed by EUII Hi ueTim JEW IN THE TEXT: Modernity and the Constructionofldentily, Linda Nochlio & Tamara Garb, cds.Reviewed by Silvia TefIMnbawn

47 A GOD WHO LOOKS LIKE ME: Discovering a Woman·Afrtrrning Spirituality by Patricia Lynn ReillyReviewed by Jo HaJUon

Five Centurles of Women Artists49 WOMEN OF Tim VICTORIAN ART WORLD, CiBrissa C.

Orr, ed.Reviewed by Sylvia Moore

50. SPECIAL VISIONS: Profiles of t5 Women Artists From theRcoaissance to the Present by Olga S. OpfellReviewed by Alicia Faxon

51 NORTH AMERICAN WOMEN ARTISTS OF TimTWENTmTH CENTURY. Jules HeUer & Nancy HeUer, cds.Reviewed by Heal1ur AntkrsQn

52 WOMEN ARTISTS: The National Museum of Women in theArtsby Susan Fisher SterlingReviewed by Eliwbtth Kirwin

53 THE TRUTH THAT HAUNTS US (For Camille Claudel:French Sculptress, Lover of Rodin)Poem by Mary Diane Hausman

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96 WOMEN ARTISTS NEWS

BOOK REVIEWVolume 21

(continued)1996

54 SIGHT LINES: Women's Art in Austtalia by Sandy KirbyNEW ZEALAND WOMEN ARTISTS: 150 Yean by AnneKirkerReviewed by Karla Huebner

Poetry &< Llu",ture56 VOICING TODAY'S VISIONS: Writings by Contemporary

Womoo Artists, Mara R. Witzling, ed.R,eviewed by Ca.l1andra Langer

57 com J>arU onaPoem by Charlooe Mary·Csth Smith

58 MARIANNE MOORE AND THE VISUAL ARTS:Prismatic Color by Linda LeavellReviewed by Claire Heinuuck

59 DARK PLUMS, by Maria EspinosaRevi~d by Lisa Nev.utlWING lID SPIRITS, F. D. Reeve, ed.Revinved by DoMtJ MaruI'

60 ENIGMA, by Alicia Z. GalvanReviewed by Rebecca Sorgen

ArchItecture &< Design60 BUILDING SEX: Moo, Women, Architecture and the

Construction of Sexuality, by Aaron Botsky61 EILEEN GRAY: Designer and Architect by l'l1i1ippe Garner

MAKING OURSELYES AT HOME: Women Builders andDesignen hy Janice GoldfraokRevi4w<d by JoaNl GOn<hOT

63 TAPESTRY, hy a.rty l'l1illipsWOMEN'S WORK: The Fint20,OOO Yean by Elizabeth W.BarberRtvj~d by Fredrka B. GlwckJma.nCOVER TO COVER: Creative Techniquea for MaltingBeautiful Books, Journals, &< Albums by Shereen LaPlantzReviewed by Micltatl BtuJ

64 BLUE PRINTS ON FABRIC hy Barbani HewittTHE GREENS BOOK by Susan Bolsinger &< Csrolyn DilleHOLLYIlOCK DAYS by Sharon LovejoyReviflwd by Joan H(JTTUOIt

Women's Issues65 LIVES OF OUR OWN: Secrets of Salty Old Women by

Csroline BirdReviewed by Sylvia Moore

66 WOMEN PAY MORE: And How to Put A SWp to It byFrances Cerra Whittlesey & Marcia Carrol; Ralph Nader,intra.RevinvedbyHMrietG,Fry

67 WHERE THE GIRLS ARE: Growing Up Female With theMara Media by Susan DouglasReviewed by Amy Redman and EUII Hi Lee

68 WHEN WOMEN STOP HATING THEIR BODIES by JaneR.llirschmann &< Csrol H. MunterReviewed by Mit [ngTaMm

69 TilE GOOD MARRIAGE: How and Why Love Lasts byJudith S. Wallerstein &< Sandra BiskesleeReviewtd by Ann Col/tIle

72 THE IIfTE REPORT ON THE FAMILY hy Shere HiteReviewed by Jean Marie Offmbadur

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WOMEN'S ARTIA WOMEN'S ART LIBRARY PUBLICATION

CONTENTS

EDITORIAL

FEATURES

She Looks at Her Looking forHimHilary Robinson looks at Sophie Calle'sSuite vlmitienne

Cyber ChicksJane Prophet on on-line galleries

Life On-LineRhonda Wilson on Seeing the Light

A Houseand its Precarious FundingRosemary FitzGibbon on The Frauenkulturhaus

White SpaceKatherine Clarke on Mut

Hide and SeekPhyllida Barlow on SYZYGY

Comparative issuesof marginalityShulamith Behr on Maria Marc

Mediating a World with No WallKerstin Mey on artists from Berlin

REVIEWS

WetAlthea Greenan on Anya Galtaccio

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14 Laying it Bare 24Nancy Proctor & Jenny Jacksonon Femininmasculine,le sexe de I'art

16 Normal Pathology or 27Pathological Normalcy

18Jessica Wyman on Jane and Louise Wilson

Squaring the Circle 28Elaine Kowalsky on Sally Musgrove

21 Divergent Trends 29Katy Deepwell on Parveen Adam's and LizWell's new books

News from the Library 3\

23 Listings 33

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Women's Health

JOURNALLatin American and Caribbean Women's Health Network

July· December 1995

FROM THE COORDINATING OFFICE

OPINION

The World of Our Grandchildren by HaMan Mahler

Listen 10 Girls

An International Human RighI to ReproductiveHealth Care by Anika Rahman and Rachael N. Pine

NEWS AND MEETINGS

CAMPAIGN

4th WCW: A Blueprint for Sexual Equality

DOSSIER

Quality of Care

PANORAMA

France's Nuclear Testing

Teslimony From Downwind by Lifon Eknifang

Santo Domingo Meeting:Involving Women's Groups in Research

SHARING OUR EXPERIENCES

Mexico City's Red por la Salud de las Mujeres

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FROM THE COORDINATING OFFICE

OPINION

A Global Vision of Women, Health and Workby Lourdes Beneria

Costa Rica: Health Woes of a Plantation Worker

African Women: More Exposed, Less Informed

NEWS AND MEETINGS

CAMPAIGN

Maternal Mortality and Morbidity:Evaluating 8 Years of Campaign to Keep Advancing

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Beijing: Women with Disabilities by Lezak Shallat 51

Human Rights Dimensions of Sexual and Reproductive Health 55

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100Women's History Review

VOLUME 5 NUMBER 1 1996

June Purvis. Women's History and Poststructuralism 5Susan Kingsley Kent. Mistrials and Diatribulations:a reply to Joan Hoff 9Caroline Ramazanoglu. Unravelling Postmodern Paralysis:a response to Joan Hoff 19Joan Hoff. A Reply to My Critics 25Lisa Marla Hogeland. Invisible Man and Invisible Women:the sex/race analogy of the 1970s 31Julia Swlndells: 'What's the Use of Books?' Knowledge,Authenticity and A Young Girl's Diary 55Ann Hellmann. Mona Caird (1854-1932): 'wild woman',new woman, and early radical feminist critic of marriageand motherhood 67Harold L. Smith. British Feminism and the Equal PayIssue in the 1930s 97Sue Bruley. Women's History, Oral History and ActiveLearning: an experience from southern England IIISandra Stanley Holton. Silk Dresses and Lavender Kid Gloves:the wayward career of Jessie Craigen, working suffragist 129

BOOK REVIEWSVrouwen in den Vreemde. Lotgevallen van emigrantes enimmigrantes (A. Dassen et al) reviewed by Monique Stavenuiter 151Birth Control Polilies in the United States. 1916·1945(Carole R. McCann) reviewed by Elinor A. Accampo 152Women, Work and Polilies: Belgium 1830·1914(Patricia Penn Hilden) and The Clockwork Factory:women and work in fascistllaly (Perry R. Willson)reviewed by Carole Elizabeth Adams 154Women, Writing and Revolution 1790·1827 (Gary Kelly) andUnsex'd Revolutionaries: five women novelists of the 1790s(Eleanor Ty) reviewed by IC E. Smith 156

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2 - 5 WOMEN AND THE UNITED NATIONS

COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN 40TH SESSION March 11.22CEDAW • CommiHee on Elimination of Discrimination against Women: ReportIWRAW ~ International Womenls Rights Action WatchHABITAT II- UN Con'oronco on Human Sottlomonts, Istanbul June 3·14 II FORUMADVISER on Women', Issue. to Secretory General: Ms. Rosario GreenUNESCO: Access to Human Rights DocumentationDEMOCRATIZATION of UN System. Women must be heard, by Rosario GreenWORLD SUMMIT FOR SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT, Report available

6 - 29 WOMEN AND HUMAN RIGHTSCOUNTRY REPORTS ON HUMAN RIGHTS PRACTICES 1995 by U.S. Dpl. of Slate,

Africal Benin 1/ Cote d'ivoire II Niger II South Africa II Gobon II Gambia1/ Rwanda 1/ lesotho / / Mauritius /I Somalia

latin America and Caribbean: Bahamas 1/ Cuba 1/ Chile II Ecuador / /Jamaica 1/ Suriname

Asia and Pacific: Pakistan II New Zealand II Australia II Taiwan II TongoNoar Eosl and North Africa: Egypt II Iraq II Yemen II

Europe and Canada: Azerbaijan II Canada /1 Finland II Ireland II Spain /1Slovak Republic liTojikislon

WOMEN'S HUMAN RIGHTS, Global Report by HumanRights WalchThe UNITED NATIONS and Human Righls, 1945-1995 II UN HallineUN Center for Human Rights, Geneva: HR Hotline II Discrimination Fact Sheet 22COUNCIL OF EUROPE: Publications on Human Rights. European Convention on HRHUMAN RIGHTS 01 Women in Conflict Situation" by WILDAF, Zimbabwe

30 - 34 WOMEN AND DEVElOPMENTRURAL WOMEN, FOOD and AGRICULTURE I FAO Director Division of WomenWORLD FOOD SUMMIT November 13-171996, Rame,llalyIFAD - Int. Fund for Agricultural Development, Rome: The Situation of rural WomenWINROCK: Empowering Women - Globallniliative.GLOBAL FUND FOR WOMEN: Summary 01 recenl Granls

35 - 38' WOMEN AND HEALTHMATERNAL HEALTH: Maternal mortality underestimated, World Health Org . repO(fS

Maternal Education and Child Health in Western Pacific Region.REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS:Letter to Pope John Paull! byHumanisl Henry Margenlhaler

on Catholic violence against abortion II Human Righls and reproductive freedom

39 - 50 FEMALE GENITAL AND SEXUAL MUTIlATIONPROGRESS REPORT: Grass-Roots Campaign in Africa against FGM using Childbirth

Picture Books with Additions against FGM by WIN NEWS· Leiters by RecipientsEGYPT: The continuing story of FGM - Prohibition liffed for PhysiciansMEDICALIZATION of FGM, Analher proposal by a physician in IsraelVISIONS AND DISCUSSIONS on GENITAL MUTILATION of GIRLS, a survey Iram 0

European View, sponsored by Ministry of Foreign AHa irs, the Netherlands, byDefence of Children International. Book review by Fran P. Hosken.

UGANDA: FGM practiced by one ethnic group in KapchorwaWIN NEWS Publications an FGM, The Hasken Report - Genilal and Sexual Muitlalianof Females II STOP FGM . Women Speak II The Universal Childbirlh Pliclure Bookwith Additions to prevent Excision I Infibulation

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A GLOBAL VIEW OF VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN, WHO Position PaperSOUTH AfRICA: The Privale IS Public - Violence against Women by WllDAFCOALITION cgainst trafficking in women· USA, Venezuela, PhilippinesPHILIPPINES: Empowering ::.urvivors of violenceUK: Sexual Harassment ruins women's c:areeersUSA: famllv Violence Prevention fundi National education program against violence

56 • 64 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICAALGERIA: T~e S'olus of Wom~r,. Delegation for 'he Mahgreb countriesrUNISIA: r:',e~:a'us OT Wo"',·::,'1. Delegation for th,~ tv\ahgreb ccuntrtes Ii !'htionaJ

ReDon (,n Nomen, prt",'!n:~d 01 fovflh \Norld Ccnf~renceon 'WomenKUWAIT: '.Vom~n -:;rganjz~ (lnd demand voting rignlsJORDAN; Women in Jordan po')t and present for Fourth World ConferenceAFRICA: Equolity for Women in Employment. Report by llO II FORUM for African

Women eciucolionalisls - FAWEUGANDA: "Nomen Studies at Makerere UniversirtyZAMBIA: Tr~e ': 'vation of Wc,rn~n 1985-1994 - little orogressKENYA: (~enc>:"~vie',\I: Ker",'(l s "'Yomen and Dveiopment magazine

65 . 71 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: ASIA AND PACIFICASIA AND PACIFIC: Directory of Notional Focal poinls for advancement of womenNEPAL: Saif tl',Dioyed Wornen - SEWA - progra'm and activitiesIRAN: the Status of Women - an OverviewINDIA: The Dowry deaths ore still increasingCHINA: Worn~n and Men morcn into the 21s1 Century togelher II Women and Men:

facts a;.o ;:9vres J995BANGLADESH: 'Nomen an,-j ;jevelopmentTONGA: SOt..'th F'Jcific Wcrnen's Fisheries Deve!cnmenl ProieclJAPAN: Marriage is permanent and loveless

72 • 79 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: EUROPE

EUROPE: COUNCil OF EUROPE - Women and Men towards real equality IIEauality Qr"O Democracy: Gtopia or Challen<.J€ // Representation of Womenincreases ;n Parliamentary Assembly 1/ European Court rules againsl women

FRANCE: More women ;:; Thl'! I:beral professions II Women demonstrote forEmployment and Abortion /1 Polygamy practiced by African immigrants, butignored by government until recently

CZECH REPUBLIC; The Status of Women, an overviewHUNGARY: Women Studies Cenler founded 01 Budapest UniversityTURKEY: Federation of Turkish Woman Associations II Rainbow Istanbul Platform

80 • 81 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: AMERICASlNITED STATES: The affirmafive action debate /1 "Women for a Change" a grass­

roots Guioe to Activism II WEEA - Equity Resource Cenlre

82 • 84 INFORMATION OF INTEREST: INTERNATIONAL

'-NilS - Women ~n Ir'llernatianai Securily II Women in Parliaments around the world IIr'llernational CONFERENCE: Violence, Abuse and Women's Cilizenship, Nov. '96

Migrant Women: quest for justice /I Global Discrimination in Education II Educationthe key 10 cnange II Discrimination by Mass Media

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1 lean Hardisty· The Republican War Agalnst Women by Tanya Melich

4 Letlers

5 lean Alonso' Work Matlers: Women Talk About TheIr Jobs and Their Lives by SaraAnn Friedman

6 loan D. Hedrick. Who Would Have Thougbt It? by Marla Amparo Ruiz de Burton

7 Karen Rosenberg' The Right Sluff: Germanfeminism and the legacies offascism

9 Marilyn Richardson. Composition in Black and White: The Life or Pblllppa Schuylerby Kathryn Talalay

10 Ann WiUlOm' Working from the Margins: Voices of Mothers In Poverty by Virginia E.Schein: Workfare or Fair Work: Women, Welfare and Government WorkPrograms by Nancy E. Rose

11 Martha Mockus • En Travesti: Women, Gender Subversion, Opera edited by Corinne E.Blackmer and Patricia Juliana Smith

13 Linda Grant Niemann. Hard Twist: Western Ranch Women by Barbara Van Cleve

14 Glenn George· Passing By: Gender and Public Harassment by Carol Brooks Gardner

15 Mary Loeffelholz' Sappho is Burning by Page duBois; Sappho's Immortal Daughtersby Margaret Williamson

16 Hilda Scott. Women of Prague: Ethnic Diversity and Social Change from theEighteenth Century to the Present by Wilma A.lggers

17 Eunice Lipton' Smali Ceremonies and The Box Garden by Carol Shields

18 Gwendolyn Mink· Of "Sluts" and "Bastards": A Feminist De<odes the Child WelfareDebates by Louise Armstrong

19 Nellie Y. McKay' Who Set You Flowin'?" The African·American MigrationNarrative, hy Farah lasmine Griffin

20 Adrian Oktenberg • Two Poems

21 10anna K. Weinberg' For Richer, For Poorer: Mothers Confront Divorce by Demie Kurz

22 Books Received

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1 Patricia 1. WiUiarns • The White Blackbird: A Life of the Painter Margarelt Sargent by herGranddaughter by Honor Moore

4 Suzanne Rula • The Trials of Maria Barbella by IdaaM Pucci

5 Dianne Dugaw. Passions Between Women: Brllish Lesbian Culture, 1668-1801 by Emma Donoghue:Companions Without Vows: Relationships Among Eighteenth-Century British Women by Betty

Rizw

7 Susan Swartzlander' At Eighty-Two: A Journal by May Sanaa

S louise Lamphere and Carol Yauie-Shaw • Beyond the Four Corners of the World: A Navajo Woman'sJourney by Emily Beaedek

9 1.Z. Grover· Life on the Screen: Identity in the Age of the Internet by Sherry Turk/e

10 Vivian Gornick· Days and Nights in Calcutta by Clark Blaise and Bharati Mukherjee

11 Mitsuye Yamada· Unbound Feet: A Social History of Chinese Women in San Francisco by Judy YUllg

13 MichNc Aina BaraJe • The Arc of Love: An Anthology of Lesbian Love Poems edited by Clare Coss; MyLover Is a Woman: Contemporary Lesbian Love Poems edited by Lestea Nev.man

14 Leonore J. Tiefer' $olilary Pleasures: The Historical, Literary, and Artistic Discourses ofAutoeroticism edited by Paula Bennell and Vernon A. Rosario fI

16 Virginia Scharff' One Foot on the Rockies: Women and Creativity in the Modern American West byJoanM.Jensen

16 Maxine Kumin' "Role Reversals" (Poem)

17 NinOlchka Rosca· Beauty Queens on the Global Stage: Gender, Contests, and Power edited by Colleen

Ballerina Cohen. Richard Wilk and Beverly Stoeltje

18 Salam Mathur' Burdens of Hislory: British Feminists, Indian Women, and Imperial Culture,1865·1915 by Antoinellc Burton; The White Woman's Olher Burden: Western Women and SouthAsia During British Rule by KWlUlri Jayawardena

19 Carolyne Wright • ~lother Love by Rita Dove; The Ghost Trio by Linda Bierds

21 Paula M. Rayman. Who Succeeds in Science? The Gender Dimension and Gender Differences inScience Careers: The Project Access Study by Gerhard Sonnen and Gerald Holton

22 Adele B. McCollum' In Our Own Voices: Four Centuries of American Women's Religious Writingedited by Rosemary Radford Ruether and Rosel1Ulry Skinner Keller

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1 felicia Kombluh· Wired Women: Gender and New ReallUealn Cyberspace edited by Lynn Cherny andElizabeth Reba Weise; Net Chick: A Smart-Girl Guide to the Wired World by Carla Sinclair

4 Letlen

4 Regina Kunze) • Going All the Way: Teenage Girls' Tales of Sex, Romance and Pregnancy by SharonThompson

6 Oay Wachman • The Diaries orSylvia Townsend Warner edited by Claire Harman

7 Irene Elizabeth Stroud. Front Line Feminism, 1975·1995: Essays f'tomSo]oumer's First 20 Years edited

bY Karen Kahn

8 Judllh levine· Satan's Silence: Ritual Abuse and the Making or a Modern American WHch Hunt hyDebbie Nathan and Michael Snedeker

10 Rochelle Goldberg Rulhchlld • Moscow Days: Life and liard Times In the New Russia by GaUna Dllikina;Women In Russia: A New Era In Rus.~lan Feminism edited by Anastasia Posad~kaya

11 Ellin Samt. The Writing on the Wall: Women's Autobiography and the Asylum by Mary Elene Wood,'Beyond Bfdlam: Contemporary Women Psychiatric Survivors Speak Out edited by Jeanine Grobe

13 Phyllis Mack. Wornen on the Margins: Three Seventeenth-Century Lives by Natalie Zemon Dw'js; TheAnswer/La Respuesla by Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz; SI. Teresa or Avila: Author or a Heroic Lire byCarole Slade

14 Diana E. Long. Women Scientists In America: Berore Affirmative Action, 1940-1972 by Margaret W.

Rossiter

16 Harriet Malinowilz. Surrace Tension: Love, Sex, and Polilirs Between Lesbians and Straight Womenedited by Mrg Daly

17 Linda J. Tomko· Done Into Dance: Isadora Duncan In America by Ann Daly

18 Elizabeth Kamarck Minnich· Feminist [nlerprelaHons or Hannah Arendt edited by Bonnie lIonig

19 Becky Binha • Two Poems

20 Julie Winch· "Doers orthe Word": Arrlcan·Amerlcan Women Speakers and Writers in the North(1830-1880) by Carla L. Permon

21 Kate Gilben • Women Writing Culture edited by Rmh Behar and Deborah A. Gordon

23 Randy Albelda • Out or the Margin: Feminist Perspectives on Economics edited by Edith Kuiper andIolande Sop

24 Beth Harrison· Daughters or the Great Depression: Women, Work, and Fiction in the American 1930sbY Loura Hopke

26 Book. Received

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Volume 25 Number 2 (1996)

Special Issue: Gender and Film

Female Spectatorship and Sexuality in The Company of Wolves 115CATHERINE LAPPAS

Maya Deren's Fatal Attraction: A Psychoanalytic Reading ofMeshes of the Afternoon with a Psycho-Biographical Afterward 137

MARILYN FABE

Emissaries of Difference: Conrad, Coppola, andHearls of Darkness 153

KIM WORTHY

Housewives of the Forest: Representation in Ethnographic Film 169SHARON TIFFANY AND KATHLEEN ADAMS

The Indian Woman in the Bengali1Hindu Dollhouse:Stayajit Ray's Charulata (1964) 189

DARIUS COOPER

Book Reviews: 20 IELISABETH ARNOLDLISA KAMITAKIKATHRYN DEZUR

Notes on Contributors 213

Recent Publications

WOMEN'S STUDIESAn Interdisciplinary Journal

Volume 25 Number 3 (1996)

Special Issue: International Perspectiveson Art-Interviews with Four Women

Compiled and Guest Edited by Frances Pohl

Introduction v

Judith F. Baca: Community and Culture in the United States 215

Mirella Bentivoglio: Dismantling Images of Power in Italy 239

Sara Diamond: Video Art and Activism in Canada 269

Jutta Held: Art History and the Left in Germany 293

Book Review 305FRANCES K. POHL

Biographical Note 309

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Volume 25 Number 4 (1996)

Jews, Gender, and Genre in Late-Victorian England:Amy Levy's Reuben Sachs 3 I I

MERI·JANE ROCHELSON

The Servant's Body: The Victorian Wet-Nurse andGeorge Moore's Esther Waters 329

TESS OTOOLE

Whose Letter Is It, Anyway? Print, Authority, and Genderin the Publication of Sor Juana's "Carta Atenag6rica" :\51

ANA KOTHE

"Silence" 361JANET HUBBS

Photo Essay 363IRA M. LAPIDUS

African Folk Tales as Disruptions of Narrative in the Worksof Grace Ogot and Elspeth Huxley 371

KATHLEEN FLANAGAN

The Madonna and ~IargaretFuller :18;)KIMBERELY VANESVELD ADAMS

Book Reviews: -107REGINA MORANTZ·SANCHEZJANET RETSECK

Notes on Contributors ·115Recent Publications 117

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CONTENTS

BARBARA EINHORN

V. SPIKE PlrrERSQN

WENDY BRACEWELL

RlITH SEIFERT

MARY NASH

ELLEN MARAKOWlTl

KYUNG-AI KIM

GLENDA SLUGA

RONIT LENTIN

ANASTASIA N. KARAKASIDOU

NAYEREU TOHIOI

NATALYA KOSMARSKAYA

~IAJA KORAC

DoRorny J. ROSENBERG

EMMA FRANKS

CHRISTINE WARD GAILEY

REPORTS

JASMINA LUKlC

BRIGrT113 ANDERSON

LINKS ACROSS DIFFERENCES:GENDER, ETIlNICITY, AND NATIONALISM

Introduction

5 The politics of identification in the context of globalization

17 Women and the biological reproduction of "the nation"

25 Women, motherhood. and contemporary Serbian nationalism

35 The second fronl: the logic of sexual violence in wars

45 Political culture, Catalan nationalism, and the women's movementin early twentielh-eentury Spain

55 Gender and national identity in Finland: an exploration intowomen's political agency

65 Nationalism: an advocate of, or a barrier to, feminism in SouthKorea

75 Cold War casualties: ethnicity, gender, and lhe writing of history

87 A Yiddishe marne desperately seeking a Marne Loshn: toward atheory of the feminisation of stigma in relations between Israelisand Holocaust survivors

99 Women of the family, women of the nation: national encuIturationamong Slavic speakers in northwestern Greece

111 Soviet in public, Azeri in private: gender, Islam, and nationality inSoviet and post~Soviet Azerbaijan

125 Russian women in Kyrgyzstan: coping with new realities

133 Understanding ethnic-national identity and its meaning: questionsfrom a woman's experience

145 Distant relations: class, "race," and national origin in the Germanwomen's movement

155 Women and resistance in East Timor: "the centre, as they say,knows iiSelf by the margins"

169 Women and the democratization movement in Tonga: nationversus state, authority versus power

179 East European feminist conference

181 Nationalism and feminism

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[)()S:-';A M. HUGHES

K.ATHLEEN FOSTER

BOOK REVIEWS

LAURA L. FRADER

DELIA JARRETT-MACAULEY

ANNE WHITE

5USM" S. ARPAD

1~u War. nationalism. and rape

185 Gender and History

Ig6 Racialized Boundaries by Flora Anlhias and Nita YuvaJ-DavisTheorizing Black Feminisnu edited by Stanlie M. James andAbena P. A. Busia

un Gender Politics and Post-Communism: Reflections From &utemEurope and the Fomler Soviet Union edited by Nanette Funk andMagda Mueller

ISR 'v7va: \Vomen and Popular Protest in Latin Almrica edited bySarah A. Radcliffe and Sallie WestwoodOut of the Shadows: Women, Resistance and Politics in SouthA.merica by 10 Fisher

liN Magyar Women: Hungarian Womens U,'es, 1960s-1990s byChris CorrinWomen in the Politics of Pos/communist Eastern Europe editedby Manlyn Rueschemeyer

191 Biographical Statements

Feminbit Forom: News. Conferences. Reports

Women's Writing:the Elizabethan to Victorian period

VOLUME 2 NUMBER 2 1995

Special Number: Women and Science(Guest Editor: ANN B. SHTEIR)

Ann B. Shteir. Introduction 99

Eve Keller. Mrs Jane Sharp: midwifery and the critique ofmedical knowledge in seventeenth-century England 101

Mitzi Myers. Aufkliirung flir Kinder? Maria Edgeworth andthe Genders of Knowledge Genres; Or. "The Genius of Nonsense"and "The Grand Panjundrum Himself' 113

Clarissa Campbell Orr. Albertine Necker de Saussure, the MatureWoman Author, and the Scienrit1c Education of Women 141

Susan Hoecker-Drysdale. The Enigma of Harriet Martineau'sLetters on Science 155

Linda E. Marshall. Astronomy of the Invisible: contexts forChristina Rossetti's Heavenly Parables 167Julie English Early. The Science ofWork, Life, and Text:Margaret Foumaine's Captures/Capturing Margaret Fountaine 183

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112• YALE JOURNAL OF •LAW AND FEMINISM

VOLUME SEVEN· NUMBER TWO. 1995

Contents

Whores, Fags, Dumb-Ass Women, Surly Blacks, andCompetent Heterosexual White Men: The Sexual andRacial Morality Underlying Anti-DiscriminationDoctrine Ruth Colker 195

Mothering Across the Color Line: White Women,"Black" Babies Heidi W Durrow 227

Prior False Allegations of Rape: Falsusin Uno, Falsus in Omnibus? Denise R. Johnson 243

In Her Own Way: Marietta Stow's Crusade forProbate Law Reform Within the Nineteenth-Century.Women's Rights Movement . . . . . . . . . . . .. Donna C Schuele 279

A Rape Law Pedagogy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Kate E. Bloch 307

Bottoms v. Bottoms: The Lesbian Mother and the JudicialPerpetuation of Damaging Stereotypes Amy D. Ronner 341

Same-Sex Sexual Harassm~!lt: Subverting the HeterosexistParadigm of Title VII Carolyn Grose 375

Did Mr. Virgo Have Knowledge of thePossibilities? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . M. T. C Cronin 399

Cover illustration by Jacqueline Coy Charlesworth.Graphic design by Ann Mackey.

Information Technology and Women'sStudies: Reports from the Field

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This special issue of FEMINIST COLLECTIONS: A QUARTERLY OF WOMEN'S STUDIESRESOURCES (vol.17, no.2, Winter 1996) brings together the perspectives of professors, librar­ians, and cyber-activists from Eastern Europe to the U.S. to New Zealand. Here's a partial tableof contents:

"Where Did the Feminist Teacher Go: Reconsidering Authority in the Multimedia Classroom" byAllison Fraiberg

"Interactive Video and Female Learning: Implications for a Feminized Profession" by Debra GoldHansen and Sheri D. Irvin (about a distance education library school course at San Jose State)

"Internet Resources and Women's Studies: Expanding the Horizons of a Rural Campus" by AnnDonihue Travers

" Electronic Witches: Women Using E-mail in the Former Yugoslavia" by Kathryn Turnipseed

"Feminism and Linguistics: How Technology Can Prove Our Point" by Favienne Bader (an analysisof sexism in a 16th-century Latin-French dictionary, applying text indexing and retrieval software toan electronic text)

"The Women, Information Technology, and Scholarship (WITS) Colloquium at UIUe: A FeministModel for Education and Activism on Campus" by Betsy Kruger and Jo Kibbee

"Helping Re-entry Women Develop Library Technical Skills and Research Strategies" by LindaMarie Golian and Rita M. Pellen

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