The Un vers ty o f W scons n System
Feminist
Periodicals
WOMEN'S
STUDIES
LIBRARIAN
Volume 19, Number 3, Fall 1999
Published by Phyllis Holman Weisbard
Women's Studies Librarian
A current
listing of
contents
Feminist
Periodicals
A current listing of contents
Volume 19, Number 3 Fall 1999
Periodical literature is the cutting edge ofwomen's scholarship, feminist theory, and much ofwomen's culture.
Feminist Periodicals: A Current Listing of Contents is published by the Office of the University of Wisconsin
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Table ofcontents pagesfrom current issues ofmajorfeministjournalsare reproduced in each issue ofFeminist
Periodicals, preceded by a comprehensive annotated listing of all journals we have selected. As publication
schedules vary enormously, not every periodical will have table of contents pages reproduced in each issue
of FP. The annotated listing provides the following information on each journal:
1. Year of first pUblication.
2. Frequency of publication.
3. U.S. sUbscription price(s).
4. Subscription address.
5. Current editor.
6. Editorial address (if different from subscription address).
7. International Standard Serials Number (ISSN).
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Interested readers will find morecomplete information on feminist periodicals in DWM: A DirectoryofWomen's
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THE AHFAD JOURNAl: WOMEN AND CHANGE
http:/MwN.hsph.h.rvard.edu.?)rh)
5. Friday Okonofua, Rachel Snow.
7. ISSN 1118-4841.
8. OCLC 36782954.
10. PopIlne.
11.~TheAfrican Journal of Reproductive Health Is a multi?
disciplinary and International }oUmal that pubtlshes
original research, comprehensiverev~articles, short
reports, and commentaries on rePfoductive health In
Africa. The Journal strives to Pfovide a forum for
African authors, as well as others working In Africa, to
share findings on all aspects of reprodu<::tlve health,
and to disseminate Innovative, relevant, and useful
Informallon on reproductive heallh throughout the
continent.-
AGENDA: EMPOWERING WOMEN FOR GENDER EQUITY
1. 1967.
2. 4iy..r.
3. North America: $52 (Indlv.). $50 (stUdents. pensioners
and unemployed Indlv.). $65 (Inat.); Republic of South
Africa: R85 (Indlv.). R77 (studenta. penslonera &
unemployed Indlv.). RI77 (Inst.); Southern Africa:
Rl00 (Indlv.). R83 (students. penslonera &
unemployed). R193 (Inst.); UK, Europe & other African
slat..: ?35 (Indlv.). ?30 (studenta. penslonera &
unemployed). ?40 (lnsl.).
4. P.O. Box 18983. Dalbrklge. 4014. Kwa Zulu Natal.
Republic of South Africa. (email:
dlrector@agenda.org.za or suN@aOenda.org.za)
(webslle: http://wwW.onewortd.orgiagenda]
5. Lou Haysom.
12. 101 Davenport Square. 89 Davenport Rd.? Glenwood.
Durban 4001. Republic of South Africa. lem.lI:
edllor@agenda.org.za)
7. ISSN 1013-0950.
. 8. OCLC 25255461.
9. Madison.
11. "Agenda strives for empowering women for gender
eqully." It la"a media project about women and
gender, gMng women a voice to articUlate their needs
and unite about them. We aim to queation and
chaUenge the current underetandb1g of gender
relolloos In South Africa."
AWlS MAGAZINE
1. 1971.
2. 4lyear.
3. $24 (member). ($SO.non-member). Membership:
$15-60 ($24 allocated to sUbscriplloo).
4. AWlS. 1200 New York Ave.? N.W.? Sulle 650.
Washington. DC 20005. (email: awis@awls.org)
5. Susan L. Ganter.
7. ISSN 0160-256X
8. OCLC 23747329.
9. Madison.
11. "AWlS promotes opportunitles for women to enter the
8C~ncesand achieve their career goals,"
AFFII.IA: JOURNAl OF WOMEN AND SOCIAL WORK
1. 1988.
2. 4Iyear.
3. $59 (Indlv.). $222 (Inst.). add $8 surface rate. or $16
air mall rate for foreign poslage (Canada: add 7'14
,ubscripllon coot. GS1). Single copy: $19 (Indlv.).
$59 (Inst.) (California r..klents add 7.25'14 ..leo lax).
4. Sage Publlcalloos. Inc.? 2455 Teller Rd.? Thousand
Oak?? CA 91320. Orders from the UK. Europe. the
Mkk?e East, and Africa should be sent to: 6 Bonhlll
St.. London EC2A 4PU. Unlled Kingdom; orders from
India .nd South Asia shoukl be sent to P.O. Box
4215. New Deihl 110048. Indl?. (em.lI:
order@aagepub.com)(webslte:
http://wwW.sagepub.com]
5. Emma R. Gron.
6. Emma R. Gr.... Ed.? Affilla. Graduale School of
Soclol Work. Unlv. of Ut.h. Sail Lake CIIy. UT
84112-0260.
7. ISSN 0686-1099.
8. OCLC 12671650.
9. Eau Claire; Green Bay; La Crosse; Madison; River
F.IIo; Milwaukee; OShkooh; Whllewaler.
10. ASSIA; Academic Se.rch; Aslo PacifIC Dalabese;
caredata ABSTRACTS; caredata CO; caredala Web;
central A6!a: Abstracts & Index; Corporate Resource
Net; Criminal Justice Abstracts; Current Citations
Exp<...; Current Contents/Social & Beh.vlor.1
Sclenooa; Human Resources Abatracts; Ma&terFllE
FuIITEXT; Mkldle East: Abslracts & Index; North
Africa: Abstracts & Index; Periodical Abslracts; Social
SCIenceo Cllatloo Index; Social ServIces Abstracls;
Soclol Work Abslracts; Sociological Abstracts;
Southeast Asia: Abstract. & Index; Siandard
Periodical Directory; Studies on Women Abstracts;
TOPlCSearch; VIOlence & Abuse Abstracts;
Women'. Studies Index. Also available on microfilm
from Unlv. Microfilms, Ann Arbor, MI.
11. "This )oumallo cornmil1ed to the discu..1on and
development of feminist values. theories. and
I<nowfedge as they relate to social work research,
education, and Pfactice." Contains arttcles, reports,
of r....rch.....ys. poetry. and Ilierary pIec...
Dedicated to .,he task of eliminating discrimination
and oppr_. "pelClolly with r"pelCl to gender. but
Including race. ethnlclly. cl.... age. disabillly. and
sexual and affectlonsl Pfeference as well."
AFRICAN JOURNAl. OF REPRODUCTIVE HEAlTH
1. 1997.
2. 2Iy..r.
3. Africa: $15 (Indlv.). $20 (Insl.) plua N 100 poslage;
elsewhere: $30 (Indlv.). $50 (Inst.) plus $5 postage.
Single cepI..: $25.
4. Editorial Office, African Journal of Reproductive
Hea~h.NO.4 A1cfoje Ave.? Off Uwasota Rd./ P.O.
Box 10231. Benin CIIy. Edo State. Nigeria. (webslle:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
ARISE
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
1984.
2Iyear.
$25 (Indlv.). $40 (Inst.). Single copies: $15 (Indlv.).
$25 (Insl.).
The Ahf.d Joumal. Sulle1216. 4141 N. Henderson
Rd.? Arllnglon. VA 22203. or The Ahfad Unlv. for
Women. P.O. Box 167, omdurman, Sudan.
Amna E. Badri.
Ahfad Unlverslly for Women. P.O. Box 167.
omdurman, Sudan.
ISSN 0255-4070.
OCLC 12747640.
Madison.
ERIC. UMI.
The Ahfad Journal's aim Is "to publleh selenUflC
research in women's development in\Je8 In Sudan
and other African counlrie$."
1990.
3/year.
$30.
Action for Development. P.O. Box 16729. Kampala.
Uganda. (email: acfode@starcom.co.ug)
Edllorial board.
11.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
iv
8. OCLC 24765934.
9. MadllOO.
11. Arise focaaes on women'llnteresll In buaines,
ecooomlc8. poIijlcs. family. and inlernational
development and a&8iltance in Uganda.
ASIAN WOMEN
1. 1995.
2. 2Iyear.
3. $20. $14 (atudents. with photocopy of validaled
atudent 1.0.).
4. Editorial Manager, Asian Women, Research Inatitute
foe A6Ian Women. Sookmyung Women's University.
53-12 Chungpe.dong 2-ks. Yong__lru. S6O<I1. 140 
742. Korea.
5. Hea Sook Ro.
7. ISSN 1225-925X.
8. OCLC 7873725. 36782501.
9. Modlaon.
11. ARm Women leeks "to present various perspectives
and raIae impo<tant lao.- in women's atudle6" and
witheI 'lo serve u a communication channel
between researchert In Asia and In Western
countrIea."
ATLANTIS
1. 1975.
2. Vv-.
3. $25 Cdn. (Canadian Indiv.). $45 Cdn. (Canadian
lnat.). $30 (USIEU Indiv.). $50 (USIEU Inat.). $35
(_Indiv.). $55 (other Inat.). plus $5 foe other
foeelgn postage. Single copy: $12 Cdn. (p1ua
postage).
4. InatKut. for the Siudy of Women. Mount Saint
Vincent UniveBlty. 166 Bedfoed Highway. Halifax.
Nova Scotia. B3M 2J6. Conada. (email:
atIantI6@MSVU.ca) (web6lle:
hl1p:IIvNNi.MSVU.calatlantlsJ
5. Marilyn Pori.... Christine St. Pel....
7. ISSN 0702-7818.
8. OCLC 3409840.
9. Modlaon; State HislO<lc8I Society.
10. ASC PoIijlc8l SCience; TI1e A1temotive Pr... Index;
AmerIc8: Hlatocy and Life; Annotated Guide 10
Women's Pa_1a In U.S.A. and Canada; Sowker
$erial Directories; The Canadian Almanac: Canadian
Lllerary Pariodlc8la; Canadian MOjIazine Index;
Canadian Women'. Directory; Hlstotical Abstracts;
IndexlDlrectocy of Women's Media; International
Dlrectocy of Little MOjIazince and Small Pr.....;
MLA; Muilicullural Education Abstracto; REJACE
Joumallndex; Resourcee for FemlnJlt Research
SerIaIa Dlrectocy; Studle6 on Women Abstracts;
Women'a Studlea Abstracts; Women's Studies Index.
11. "Atlanlla Ia an Interdlaclpllnary journal devoted to
critical and creative 'Nritlng In Engli4h or French on
tha topic of women. Conlalns _flyartlcle6.
revklw eaaaY'8, book reviews, art and poetry,"
AUSTRALIAN FEMINIST STUDIES
1. 1985.
2. 2Iyear.
3. Auatrala6la: AS78(Indiv.). AS204 (Inat.); North
AmerIc8: $66 (Indiv.). $264 (Inat.); _re:?41
(Indiv.). ?160 (Inat.).
4. Carfax Pub. Co.? Cuslocner SOfVicee Dept.? 47
Runway Rd.? Sulle G. Levittown. PA 19057-4700. oe
Carfax Pub.? Taylor & Francia Lid .? Custocner
Servicee Dept., Ranldne Rd., Basingatoke, Hante
RG24 8PR. Unlled I<lngdom. oe P.O. Box 352.
Cammeray. NSW 2062. Australia.
SUNn Magarey.
R....rch Centre foe Women's studlea. Univerelly of
AdelaIde. GPO Box 498. AdeIakIa. South Australia
5005, Australia; reviewa: Suaan Sheridan, W.S. Unit,
School of SocIat SC_.Finders Univ.? Bedfoed
Park. South Australia 5042.
ISSN 0816-4849.
OCLC 16151817.
Madlaon.
Alternative Pr... Index; AuatraIIan Education Index;
Current Coot_I Social & Behavioral SC_
eIIatlon IndeX; Gay & L_nAbstracts; Sludle6 on
Women Abstracts; Women's studlea Index.
"Auatrallan Fernlnlat Studies~
tranadlaclplinary _rshlp and dlacU66lon in tha
fiekft, of femintlt research and women', stl.ldJel
oou....... In addition. KaImo to _ and enc<>UfI\l6
dlacU66lon of government and trade union in_
and poIlciea that concern women; axaminallon of the
interaction of femlnlot theocy and p<aclIce; comment
on changes in currictJla relevant to women's atudlea
and fernlnlal atudies...; revlewa. crilkl<-. anthuata6rn6
andoorr~."
BELLES LETTRES (Publication pra.umod suapended.)
1. 1985.
2. 3/y9r.
3. $21 (Indiv.). $15 (atudent). $40 (inoI.). SImple 166ue:
$5. Add $5 foe foee!gn poatoge foe C8nada; add $20
foe all _ foeelgn poatoge.
4. Karen T. Jenldno. P.O. Box 372066. sateHit. Beach.
FL 32937-0068.
5. Janel Palmer Mullaney.
6. Jsnel Mullaney. 11151 Captaln's Will< ct.? N.
PoIomac. MO 20878-0441.
7. ISSN 0884-2957.
8. OCLC 12357950.
9. Madlaon; River Folia.
10. Book Review Index; avallabla In Univenlity Mlcrofllmo
Underground Pr...CollectIon; Women's Stud1e6
Index.
11. "Founded in 1985. BelIe6 Lett..al6 a quarterly
_Inedevoted 10 moratur. by oe about women Ihlll
Includes revJewa, lnteMew&, redtlcoYeriea,
relroapective6?....Y'. theme 6ect1ona. and columna
on publl6hlng 11OWlI. reprints. and nonfiction tllle6.
Muilicullural.lndependent _.and international
authO<a are frequently fea1ured. AppeaIo to the
general reader ..well ..tho IKera<y cognoecentl."
BERKELEY WOMEN'S LAW JOURNAL
1. 1966.
2. Annual.
3. $18 (Indiv.). $9 (atudent). $40 (inat.). Add $15 foe
foee!gn (air mall) postage.
4. 8erkeley Women's Law Journal. Univ. of California
Pr.... PariodIc8Ia Dept.? 2120 8erkelayWsy. #5812.
8erkeley. CA 94720-5812.
5. laura Beth Nielsen.
6. Simon Tower. Rm. 491. Bo6lt Hall. Univ. of California
al8erkeley. 8erkeley. CA 94720.
7. ISSN 0882-4312.
8. OCLC llB30558.
9. Madlaon.
10. Alternative Pr... Index; Annotated Guide 10 Wocnen's
Periodlcala; Current Index to Legal Pariodlcala.
11. "The Berkeley Women's Law Journalla guided by an
edijorial policy thai dlatinguiatlea ua from _law
reviews and fernlntat periodlc8l6. Our mandate Ia to
publlah r....rch. ana/y6la. narrative. th6ocy. and
commentary thai addr...tha 1ive6 and atruggle6 of
underreprea.ented women. Wo believe that
excel~nceIn feminist legal acholarshlp requires
critical examinaUon of the Intereectlon of gender with
one or more other axes of subordination, including,
but not limited to, ra<::e, clan, 60xual orientation, and
disability. Therefore, dlsclJ$.8ions of women's issues
that treat women as a monolithic group do not fall
within our mandate, BecaU60 conditione in inequality
are continually changing, our mandate Is also
continually changing."
BRIDGES: A JOURNAL FOR JEWISH FEMINISTS AND OUR
FRIENDS
1. 1990.
2. 2/y..r.
3. $15 (Indiv.), $25 (Inst.) (free to women In p<1sons,
nursing homes, and mentallnst, and free on tape to
print-dlaabled subscribers, see below.)..
4. P.O. Box 24839, Eugene OR 97402. Fo< taped
cos?es: JO'rYish Braille Inst., 110 Easl30th St., New
York, NY 10016 (600-4:J3.1531).(.mail:
ckinbefg@Pond.net) (web8i1.:
http://wHw.pond.n.V-ckinberglbrklgeo)
5. Ruth Atkin, Robin Bemstein; Debra Crespin, Enid
Dame; Rita Falbel, Toby Finkelstein, Sarah Jacobus,
Clar. Kinberg, Ruth Kraut, Shlomil Segal tova.
7. ISSN 1046 8358.
8. OCLC2D542141.
9. Madilon.
10. Index to Jewish P.riodlcals; Jewish Abstracls.
11. "The edilo<s bring to~a commilment that
combines traditional Jewish values of Justice and
repair 01 the world with Insights honed by the
feminist,~b1anand gay movement?."
CAFRA NEWSINOVEDADES CAFRA
1. 1987 (CAFRA News); 1990 (Novedad..CAFRA).
2. 2/y..r.
3. $20 (indiv.), $25 (inst.). Caribbean: 50 unils 01 local
curr.ncy and not .xceeding $20 U.S. (indiv.), 55
unHI of local currency and not exceeding $25 U,S,
(Inst.), .I......nere: $20 US (Indlv.), $25 US (lns\.).
4. CAFRA, P.O. Bag 442, Tunapuna, Trinidad &
Tobago, W..t Indies. (email: calralnlo@WOW.net)
5. Avian Joseph.
7. ISSN 1016-9741.
8. OCLC 26343925.
9. Madison.
11. ''CAFRA News Islhe quart.rly newsletter and
p<1mary nelmri<ing tool 01 the Caribbean A88oclatlon
10< Feminist Research and Action (CAFRA), a
regional network of feminiats, individual researchers,
activists and women's organizations, which seeks to
channel the collective powers ofwomen for individual
and societal transformation, Its main purposes are to:
inform members and other Interested persons about
the activities and programmes 0' the a8&OCiation;
provide a forum for di&cuaaIon and debate on key
idues of concern to women in the regloo; promote
the sharing of experiences and foater links among
individual feminists, activists and women'.
organizations; assist In breaking down language
barriers in the region; stimulate women's creative
expression; and contribute to the development of the
women's movement regionally and internationally."
CALYX
1. 1976.
2. 3/year.
v
3. $19.50 (Indiv.), $25 (lib. & 1n8l.), $15 (low 111COl'ne).
CanadalM.xico: add $10; overseas: add $18 poetage.
Single copies: $9.50 + $2 postage.
4. P.O. Box B, COl'vallis, OR 97339.
5. Margarita Donnelly.
7. ISSN 0147-1827.
8. OCLC 3114927.
9. Madilon.
10. Arnericiln Humanit1e8 Index; The Annual Index to
Poetry in Periodicals; The Index of American Periodical
V......
11.~publlshee liI.ralur. and art by women. II .xists
to nurture women'. creativity through the wide
prOfnolIon and publication of women'. finest wor1<."
CAMERA OBSCURA
1. 1976.
2. 3Iyear.
3. $30 (Indiv.), $65 (inst.). Add $10 (surface), $21 (air
mail) Io<etgn po8lllllO (GST NR126<19633O).
4. Joumals Division, Indiana Univer8iIY Pr., 601 N.
Morton St., Bloomington, IN 47404. [web8ile:
http://wHw.lndiana.edul-lupr'''l
5. Edilorlal CoIlecliv?.
6. The EdilOl'8, Camera Ob8cura, Dept. of Film Siudlee,
Univ. 01 Calilo<nia, Santa Barbara, CA 93106-4010.
7. ISSN 0270-5346.
8. OCLC 4818143.
9. MadiIon; Milwaukee.
10. Alternative Pr...lndex; Art. & Humanltlee Cilatlon
Index; The Film Lilerature Index; International Index to
Film Periodicals; InlernalionallndeX to Televl8lon
Periodicals; Siudlee on WO<nen Abstracts; Univereily
Publlcatlona 01 America; WO<nen's Studlee Index.
11. Film theory and hlsto<y; l.mInl8l theory; paychoanalytlc
theory; Marxist theory; photography; vldec and
per!O<mance.
CANADIAN JOURNAL OF WOMEN AND THE LAW
1. 1985.
2. 2/y..r.
3. $21.40 Cdn. (sludentllow?Income), $<12.60 (Indiv.),
$69.55 Cdn. (Inst.). Outside Canada: add $10 (U.S.),
$38 (Int.mallonal). Pricee Include GST.
4. Unlv. 01 To<onto Pr..., Joumals DivIalon, 5201
Dull.nn S\., North York, Ontario M3H 5T8, Canada.
(.mall:joumals@utpr....uto<onto.ca)
5. Edilorlal Collective.
6. P.O. Box 450, Stallon A, 575 King Edward Ave.,
Ottawa, Onlario, Kl N 6N5, Canada.
7. ISSN 0832-8781.
8. OCLC 13902155.
9. Madison.
10. Canadian F.mlnlsl P.riodlcallndex; Canadian
Periodical Index; Index to Canadian Legal Periodical
Lileralur.; Index 10 Legal P.riodlcals; Studies on
WO<nen Abstracts; WO<nen Studlee Abstracts.
11. "The CJWL Is the only Canadian legal periodical
dedlcaled 10 providing In-depth, lemInIaI analyaIa 01
legal _ of concern to women."
CANADIAN WOMAN STUDIESILES CAHIERS DE LA FEMME
1. 1978.
2. 4Iyear.
3. Canada: $38.52 Cdn. (indiv.), $53.50 Cdn. (ln8l.).
Outside Canada: $50.52 Cdn. (Indiv.), $66.80 Cdn.
(1n8l.) Single copies: $10.70 + $2.50 Cdn. po8lllllO
(Canada & U.S.), $9 (International).
4. 212 Founders College, York Universily, 4700 Keele
St., Downsview, Ontario M3J lP3, Canada. (email:
vi
cwaf@yol1ru.ca] [webone:
http11www.yor!<u.calorglcwsefJhome.hlml]
5. Luciana Rlcclulel1l.
7. ISSN 0713-3235.
8. OCLC 9951504.
9. Madlton; Milwaukee; Siale HI.lorical Society.
10. Canadian Periodical Index; Women Siudies
AbotIllClt; Women'. Siudies Index.
11. "CWS/cf Is a blHngual, Interdisciplinary. feminist
]oumaJ Ill? bI1ngo excnlng scholorshlp about women
10 non-schoIal', broadcast. our _ oxperienceo
and bridges tho gap between Canada'a languageo
and cuttures."
COLUMBIA JOURNAL OF GENDER AND LAW
1. 1991.
2. 2Iyear.
3. $15 (student), $25 (Indlv.? public Interest org.). $45
(Inat.). Add $<I (surface), $8 (air) for foreign poslage.
4. ColumbIa Unlv. SChool of Law. 435 West 116th SI.,
Now York, NY 10027-7297.(ernall:
JgI@law.coIumbla.adu] [webone:
http://www.coIumbla.adulculJljVlndex.html]
5. Editorial Collective.
7. ISSN 1052-6220.
8. OCLC 24785087.
9. M_,
10. WIIaon'a Index 10 Legal Periodlcalo.
11. "The Columbia Journal of Gender and Law woo
founded to publish legal and Interdisciplinary wrllingo
on feminism and gender iIauea and 10 expand
fernlntst juriaprudonco. Both national and
International I" fOCUI, the Journal Is Intended to a.erve
..a forum for toplca lnadequalely addressad In most
law journals and reviews, Including iIauea concerning
women, chtklren, famity, sexuality, reproductive
righla, and vloIence. The articles In JGL approach
legal iIauea frorn a vartely of dlsclpllnea. We aim 10
promole an oxpanalvo vlow of feminism embracing
\YOf1'MlfI and men of all cok>ra, clHaes, sexual
orientationI, and cuttures."
COMMON GROUND
1. 1985. (PublIcation presumad ouaponded.)
2. 11yoar,
3. $12 (1ndIv.), $17 (Inat.). Back 1_:$10.
4. P.O. Box 454, sautee-Nacoochee, GA, 30571-0454.
5. LIlIth Quinlan.
8. OCLC 23150159.
9. M_.
11. "Ajoumal where g.......oot. women opeak from the
heert. By putting lhe power of lhe preas In lhe hand.
01 poor women. Common Ground helpolhem break
tho Iilonco lhet perpetuates oppreaolon."
CONCERNS: WOMEN'S CAUCUS FOR THE MODERN
LANGUAGES
1. 1970. (Resuming publication.)
2. 3Iyear.
3. Graduated dlJelachedule tor the Women's CauCU$
for tho Modern Languageo. $20 (librartea & In.l.)
4. Women'a Cauc", for the Modem Languages, c/o
Dept 01 English, P.O. Box 5296, West Virginia UnIv.,
Morgantown. WV 26506-5296..
5. Judllh Roof. Wendy S. Hesford.
6. Judllh Roof and Wendy S. Hesford. Engll.h Dept.,
BH 442. Indiana Unlv.? Bloomington, IN 47405.
[emaH: wheaford@lndlana.adu or jroof@lndlana.adul
9. M_.
11. "Concema publlshel ....)'0 on the profeaolonal,
pouttcal, and curricular concerns of women In the
dlsclplinea of modem languages. Including Engli.h. It
0100 publl.heI news of lhe national and regional
Caucuses, features on academic matters and job
discrimination, and announcement. of feminist
conferences, calls for paper" reaearch In progress,
and publication?."
CONNEXIONS: AN INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S QUARTERLY
(Publication lemporarlly suspended,)
1. 1981.
2. 41year.
3. $17 (Indlv.), $30 (lnlt. & Hb.). $20 (1ndIv.? Canada &
Me_). $20 (Indlv., overoeaa surface). $35 (Indlv.,
overoeaa air mall). Single copIea: $<I
4. Peop!e'a Tran.latlon SeIVice, P.O. Box 14431,
Berkeley, CA 94712.
5. Claudia SCheab. Donna SCism. Christel Vestweber.
7. ISSN 0886-7052.
8. OCLC 8015674.
9. M_.
10. Alternative Preas Index; Women'. Studies Index.
11. "...the collective product of feminist. of dlversa
natlonalttles and poIttlcal peropecllvea ccmmittad to
contributing to an IntemaUonal women', movement."
Each loIue foeu...on a apocillc lhome Ihrough
feature articlea, Intel\'lewl and P"'OOal narrallvea.
o"en tran.latad from foreign-language publlcatlona.
CRITICAL MATRIX: THE PRINCETON JOURNAl OF WOMEN.
GENDER, AND CULTURE
1. 1985.
2. 21yr (1 print, 1 eIeclronic).
3. $12 (Indlv.), $10 (studenl, with copy of 1.0.), $22
(Inst.). Add $4.50 (Canada and Me_)or $7.50
(other Inlernallonal) fOfelgn postage. Single copIea:
$12.
4. Program In Women'. Studies, 113 Dickinson Hall,
Prtnceton University, Princeton, NJ 08544-1017.
[email: malrtx@prtnceton.adu]lwebalte:
http://www.prtnceton.adul-prowomlCM]
5. Allton Demos. Anne-LiseFI'~.Heather Hadlock.
7. ISSN 1066-288X.
8. OCLC 13313631.
9. Madlton.
10. MLA Inlernatlonal Bibliography.
11. "Critical Matrix I. a forum fOf r......ch. criticism,
lheory, and crealive wort< In feminism and gender
sludies. Seeking connectlona among academic,
creative, and political approaches to oender, Critical
Matrix bring. together written and vlaual malertals that
expklre, redefine, or reach 8CrOH traditional
disciplinary boundartea. Edttad by graduale students,
gUkled by an advisory board of nationally recognized
scholol'. and published twice yearly by the Program In
Women'. Studies at Prtnceton University, Critical
Matrix solicits new work by authors from multiple
dlsclpllnea, at any .tage In their car""". with or
without academic affillallon."
CRONE CHRONICLES: A JOURNAL OF CONSCIOUS AGING
1. 1989.
2. 41yoar.
3. $21 (U.S.)(add $8 forflrat cia..mall). $29 (Canada &
U.S. posseaelon.). $31 (Me_), $45 (eloewhere).
4. P.O. Box 81, Kelly, WY 83011.()()81. [email:
AKCrone@blI...ccml [webone:
http://www.cronechronicles.ccm)
5. Ann Krellkamp.
6. Editorial addreas: same aa above; reviewl: Glenda
Martin, 319W.:lfd St., Laurel, MT 59044.
7. ISSN 1066-6664.
FARZANEH: JOURNAl OF WDIMEN'S STUDIES AND
RESEARCH
1. 1993.
2. 4!year.
3. $40 (Europe. U.S.A.? PacifIC. Lalln AmerIca). $30
(Middle East, Mia. Aflica).
4. Center for Women's Studtes & Research, P.O. Box
19575-165, Tehran,lran.
5. Mahboobeh Abbas-Ghollzadeh.
6. 23. West Nahid Ave" Vall?AS( Ave., Tehran, Iran.
7. ISSN 1023-4381.
8. OCLC 33332242.
10. Pe<Iodlca Islamlca; Women's Studies Abolract?.
11, Farzaneh'l aim and focus are on "providing Insight on
women's atudl-M In Iran, the statUi and condition of
women In Iran, and cros6-cultural or interfaith dialogue
on women's concerns and rights. It includes research
articles, analysis, and editorials on women in Iran and
Istarn. Farzaneh Is a bilingual Persian/English journal.
FEMINISM & PSYCHOLOGY: AN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL
1. 1991.
2. 4Iyear.
3. $64 (Indlv.). $294 (Inst.). or ?40 (Indlv.). ?184 (Insl.).
Wr~.Markellng Dept. at London addr...for
information on student ratM.
4. Sage Publlcalions Ltd.? P.O. Box 5096, Thousand
Oaks. CA 91359; or Sage Publlcationa LId.? 6 Bonhill
St.. London EC2A 4PU. UnKed KlngdIom. [email:
subocnplion@sagepub.co.ukl[webo~.:
http://sagepub.co uk]
5. Sue Wilkinson,
6. Dept. of Social Sciences. Loughborough Unlv.?
Loughborough, Lelcestershlre LE11 3TU.Un~ed
Kingdom.
7. ISSN 0959-3535.
8. OCLC 23367452.
9. Madison.
10. ASSIA; Current COntents/Social and Behavioral
Sciences; Family Studies Database; Human Sexuality;
InternationallJjbllography of Periodical U ....tur.;
Mental H.llh Abotract.; PsychINFO; PsychLlT;
Psychological Abotract.; R....rch Alert; Sage Family
Siudies Abotracls; Social Science Citation Index;
Soclofile; Sociological Abotract.; Studies on Women
8. OCLC 27833262.
11. Crone Chronk:1es Is "dedicated to fe-activating the
archetype of the Crone in western culture. The
Crone Ie the third aspect of the ancient triple goddess
Maidefl..Mother-erone.
1t
DIFFERENCES: A JOURNAL OF FEMINiST CULTURAL
STUDIES
1. 1989.
2. 3/yeaf.
3. $32 (lndlv.). $65 (Insl.). Add $10 for foreign poslage.
Single coples: $12.95 (Indlv.). $20 (Inst.). plus $3
postage for one Issue. $1 for eachadd~ionall..ue.
4. Journals Manager. Indiana Unlv....ity Pr.... 601 N.
Morton 51.. Bloomington. IN 47404.[webo~e:
http://wNw.lndlana.edul-lupr...]
5. Ellen Rooney. Naomi Schor. Elizabeth Weed.
8. Box 1958, Bfown University. Provl<lence. RI 02912.
7. ISSN 1040-7391.
8. OCLC 18507940.
9. Madlaon; Milwaukee; Oshkosh.
10. SocIological Abotracts; Studies on Women Abotracls;
Women's Studies Index.
11. Md Iffere nee 8: A Journal of Feminist Cultural
Studies Is aff.lated with the Pembroke Cenler for
Teachklg and Research on Women, ? nonprofit
educotional organization, st Bfown University. The
journal brings togethercu~urslstudies and feminism
and alma to provide a forum for an examination of
c~unolpoI~1caand discursive practices Informed by
femlnlal criticism."
EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF WDIMEN'S STUDIES
1. 1994.
2. 4Iyear.
3. Reduced rate: ?391561 (Indlv.); full rale (Includes
electronic version): ?166/$266 (Insl.). For details on
special student rate. apply to Markellng Dept. al Sage
London addr.... bek>w. Complete set, vols. 1-5:
?4501$720.
4. Sage Publlcationa Ltd .? 6 Bonhlll SI.. London. EC2A
4PU, UnKed Kingdom. or P.O. Box 5096, Thousand
Oaks. CA 91359. [email:
subocnption@oagepub.co.ukllwebeK.:
http://wNw.aagepub.co.uk]
5. Mary Evans. Zlan Matti. Magda Mlchleiaens.
6. Z)an Matti. Utrecht Unlv.? Heidelberglaan 2. 3584 CS
Utrecht, The Netherlands. (email: z.ma?i@f86.uu.nll
7. ISSN 1350-5066.
8. OCLC 30758387.
9. Madison.
10. ASSIA: Anbar Abotracts, AnncHated Bibliography for
English Studies;~IshHuman~iesIndex; Current
CorHento: Social & Behavioral SCiences; Inl.rnational
Bibliography or the Social SCIencea; Int.rnational
PoI~1ca1SCience Abatracls; Journal of Social Policy;
Social SCienceC~ationIndex; Soclofile; Sociological
Abstracta; Studiel on Women Abltracts; Women
Siudies Abelracts.
11. The European Journal or Women's Studies has been
launched to answer the urgent need for an
Intennational journal that brings together the
Important work currently being undertaken withIn
women', studies In Europe.
FIM FEMINIST MAGAZINE
1. 1997.
2. 2Jyear.
3. IR?10 (plusIR?2 within Ir.land. IR?4 outside
Ireland).
4.
5.
7.
8.
11.
FABULA
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
7.
8.
11.
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W.E.R.C... Facuity of A1is. Unlv....ity College Dublin.
Belrlekl, Dublin 4, Ireland. (emal/: werrc@ucd.lel
lwebo~e:http://wNw.ucd.leI-werrc]
Ailbhe Smyth.
ISSN 1393-7456.
OCLC 39455123.
Um feminist magazine Is produced in collaboration
between Irish feminists based in WERRe @ UCD
(Women's Education Research & Resource Centre at
University College Dublin) and the Dublin-baaed
design group Un'guage. ?r/m givee UI un unexpected
feminlet fution of glamour, provocaUon, inllght and
entertainment.-
1997.
4Iyear.
$12.95.
55 Norfolk St .?Su~e202. San Francisco. CA 94103.
Liza Crowell.
ISSN 92076.
OCLC 42217255.
?Savvy and engaging, Fabula la a magazine of
women's culture that offers tts readers a fresh klok at
new world femlnlam.?
11.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
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At*ract.; Vk>Ience and Abuse Abstract.; Women
Studleo Abstractl.
11. Feminism & Psychology ailm ''to foeterthe
d<!velopment of lemlnllt theory and pra<tlee In - and
beyond - psychology, and to repreoenl the concems
of women In a Wide range of contexts acr08S the
academic-applied -divide."
FEMINIST BOOKSTORE NEWS
1. 1976.
2,~r,
3. $70, p1uo $10 Canada or $23 other Internalional.
Single copies $6.
4. P,O. Box 862554, San FranclleO, CA 94166-2554.
(email: FBN@FemBkNewo.com or (edllorial)
Carol@FemBkNewo.com)
5. Carot Seajay.
7. ISSN 0741-6555.
8. OCLC 10196440.
9. Mltwaukee; State Historical Society.
10. Univefslly Microfilms, Ann Arbor, MI.
11. "Trade magazine for booksellers, publishers,
librarians, and all who care passionately about
feminist and lesbian books."
FEMINIST COLLECTIONS: A QUARTERLY OF WOMEN'S
STUDIES RESOURCES
1. 1980,
2. 4Iyear,
3. Univefslly of WllCOnsln: $8.25 (Indlv.), $15
(oiganlzationl). Wloconsin lubscrtpUono: $16 (Indlv.
& non-profn women'l organlzationl), $22.50
(libraries & other organizations). OUt-of-state
subscrtpllono: $30 (Indlv. & women's programs), $55
(Inot.). Foreign subscrtbenl pay pos!age: $13 
surfoce (Canada), $15-surfoce (ellewhere); $25-alr
mall (Canada), $55-air mall (elsewhere). Fee c<>ve..
moet publications of the OffICe of the Women's
Studleo L1brartan (see p. II). Single copies: $3.50.
4. 430 Memorial Library, 728 State Street, Madison, WI
53706. [email: w1swal@doit.w1sc.edu) [webslle:
http://wwN.llbrarylwlsc.edulllbrarleti
WomerlIStudieollcmaln.htm)
5. Phylile Welsberd, Linda Shun.
7. ISSN 0742-7441; 0742-7433, 0742-7123.
8. OCLC 6467769.
9. Baraboo; Barron Co.; Eau Claire; Fond du lac;
Green Bay; La Crosse; Madison; Marinette,
Mitwaukee; Oshkosh; Parkskle; PlaUeville; River
Faile; Rock Co.; Sheboygan; State Historical Society;
Stevena Point; Stout; Superior; Washington County;
Waukesha; Whllewater.
10. Women's Studies Inclex.
11. Edlloriale, leatur.., news, bibliographies, book
revlew8. Focus on feminist Iibrarlanship, pubfishing,
bookaelllng, archiving, researching-both In
Wlsconein and natlonaltv. Review eaaaye, strive to
provide ? guide to the literature on a particular topic,
(e.g. accloblology; women In d<!velopment; western
women; let.bian studies; Btack women; feminist
science fICtion).
FEMINIST ECONOMICS
1. 1995.
2. 3/yeN.
3. North Amefica: $58 (Indlv.), $165 (Inal.), UK/EClr..t
01 world: ?36 (Indlv.), ?115 (Inst.).
4. Routledge Journale, Taylor & Francis Inc., Journals
0epI., 47 Runway Rd., Levittown, PA 19057 or
Taylor & Francie, Ltd., Customer Services Dept.,
Rankine Rd., Baslngsloke, Hampshire, RG24 8PR,
Unlled Kingdom. [email: Inlo(!ltandf.c<>.uk). [webolle:
http://wwN.rul.r1ce.edul-femecJ)
Diana Stranman.
303 Lovell Hall, Entrance A, FemlnIet EC<lflOl11ic1- MS
9, Rice Unlverslly, 6100 Main St., Houston, TX 77005 
1892. (email: ale@rlce.eduJ
ISSN 1354-5071.
OCLC 32729633.
La Cr.,...; Madison.
Alternative Preas Inclex; BrllIeh Humanllies Inclex;
Current Contents: Social & BehavIoral Abalracts;
IBSS; Internalional Bibliographies (Zeller Verlag 
GmbH. & Co.); International Women's 1_
Oata_ (Carfax); JEL (online); R_ch AIef1;
Responsive Oatabase ServIceo, Inc.; Soclal SCiences
Cllalion Inclex; Social SClSearch; Sociological
Abalracts.
"feminist EC<lflOl11Ica wal founcled to provide an open
forum for dialogue and d<!bate about femlnlet
economic perspectives. By opening new ar...01
economic inquiry, weIcornlng diverse _,and
encouraging critical exchanges, the editora aim to
enlarge and enrich the flekt of economic discourse.
The joumafs goalie not Jus! to deYeIop more
illuminating theories, but to Improve the condiliono of
IMng for a" children, women, and men,'
FEMINIST LEGAL STUDIES
1. 1993.
2. 2Jyear.
3. UK: ?16 (Indlv.), ?8 (sludents & unwaged IndIv.), ?55
(inst.). OUtsld<! UK: ?18 (1ndIv.), ?10 (atudlentl &
unvvaged Indlv,), ?55 (Inot.).
4. 173 Mather Ave., Liverpool L18 8JZ, Unlled Kingdom.
lnatllutiona In the U.S. should contact Wm. W. Gaunt
& Sons, Inc., 3011 Gull Dr., __Beach, FL
34217-2199, (email: KLSoIfIce@ukc.ac.uk) [weboIIe:
hUp:IIwwN.legallheory.demon.c<>.ukIfla.htmQ
5. Belinda Meleyard.
6. BelInda Meteyard, Kent Law SChool, Eliot College, The
Univefslly, Canterbury, Kent C72 7NS, Unlled
KIngdom. [email: KLS_ICe@ukc.ac.uk)
7. ISSN 0966-3822..
8. OCLC 27836032.
9. Madison,
10. Current Legal Sociok>gy, Current Legal Theory, Inclex
to Legal Periodicale and Books, Internalional
Bibliography of the Social SCiences, Legal Journale
Inclex, Studies on Women Abalracts.
11. "Feminist Legal Studies ia a leading European journal
of leminlet legal studies, with special interests In both
the application of law to women'.~,and
contemporary d<!bat..in feminist legal theory."
FEMINIST REVIEW
1. 1979,
2. 3Iyear.
3. North Amefica: $48 (indlv.), $128 (1nIt.), $12,95 single
copy. UK/EEC: ?29 (1ndIv.), ?80 (1nIt.). Single
copies: ?9.99 (back 1_);<>veraeao: ?29 (lndIv.),
?86 (InII,).
4. Routledge Joumale, SUbacrtptlono, P.O. Box 382,
AbIngdon, OXfordlhlre, OX14 3WB, Uniled Kingdom.
[email: routledge@carfax.c<>.uk) lwebolle:
hllp:llwwN.routledge.comJ
5. Edllorial Collective.
8. Femlnlet Review, clo Women's studleo. Univ. 01 North
London, 166-220 Holloway Rd., London, N7 BDS,
England.
7. ISSN 0141-7769.
8. OCLC 6191783.
9. Madiaon; Oshkoah; Whitewater.
10. Alternative Prea8 Index; Social Science Citation
Index; Social Science Index; Women's Studies Index,
11. Feminist Review is a "major women's studies journal
In Britain committed to publishing the be$t of
contemporary feminist analysis and always informed
by an awareneu of changing political issues,"
FEMINIST STUDIES
1. 1972.
2, 3Iyear.
3. $30 (Indiv.), $20 (students with copy of dated proof of
student statu.), $95 (Inst,), AdO $12 foreign ($45 air
mall). Single copy: $15 (Indiv.); $35 (insl.).
4. Claire G, M0688, Editor & Manager, Feminist
Studlet, elo Dept. of Women'. Studlet, University of
MalY1and, College Park, MD 20742.
5. Claire G. MO&e$,
7. ISSN 0046-3863.
8. OCLC 1632609.
9, Eau Claire; Green Bay; La Crosse, Madi&on;
Marinette; Milwaukee; OshkO$h; Parkside; PlatteviUe;
River Falls; Stevens Point; Stout; Whitewater.
10, Academic Index; Alternative Press Index; America:
History and Ufe; Applied Social Science Index &
Abstracts; Bulletin slgnak\tique-soclologie; Current
Content8lSociai & Behavioral Index; Expanded
Academk: Index; General Perlodk:allndex; Histork:al
Abstracts; Index to Poetry in PerkxUcals; International
Bibliography of Book Reviews; Internallonal
BibUography of Periodical Literature; International
Bibliography of the Social Sciences; Inventory of
Marriage & Family Literature; Literary Criticism;
Modem Language Association International
Bibliography; Newsearch; Perlodk:a Islamk:a; The
Phlloaophef'o Index; Poem Finder; Sall'! Family
Studies Abstracts; Sage Human Relations Abstracts;
Social Sclencea Cllallon Index; Soclologk:al
Abstracts; Studiet. on Women Abstracts; Women
Studies Abstracts; Women's Studies Index,
11. "Feminist Studies was founded to encourage analytic
reaponaes to feminist isslJe$ and to open new areas
of research, critlci8m and speculation, TIle editors
are committed to providing a forum for feminist
analysfa, debate, and exchange. The feminist
movement has demonstrated that the study of
women Is more than a compensatory project.
Instead, feminism has the potential fundamentally to
reshape the way we ?lew the world. We wish not just
to Interpret women's experiences but to change
women', condition, For us, feminist thought
represents' a transformation of consciousness, social
forma, and modes of action,"
FEMINIST TEACHER
1. 1984.
2. 3Iyear.
3. $25 (Indiv.), $50 (inst.). Add $20 for foreign OOSIOll"
(outside U.S. and Canada). Single copIea: sa
(indiv.), $12 (in.I.).
4. Feminist Teacher, Depl. of English, 405 Hibbard Hall,
Unlv. ofWi&COn8In~EauClaire, P,O. Box 4004, Eau
Claire, WI 54702-4004. (email: Tl<emp@uWec.edu)
5. Edllorlal Collective.
6, Theresa D. Kemp, Feminist Teacher, Dept, of
English, Univ. of Alabama at Birmingham, 217
Humanllies Bldg" 900 South 13th St., Birmingham,
AL 35294-1260. (email: Tl<emp@uab.edu)
7. ISSN 0882-4843.
8. OCLc 11660672.
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9. Madison; Milwaukee; Oahkoeh; Par1<akIe; Platteville;
Slevena Point; Stout; Whllewater.
10. Alternative Presalndex; ERIC; Siudlet on Women
Abstract.; Gende!Walch CD/ROM; Women'. Sludlet
Index.
11. "Feminist Teacher Is a muttldiaclplinary mag3Zine
committed to publishing artk:lea that challenge
tnldllional teaching practk:ea, diaclpllnary canons,
research methodologies, & approaches to day-to-day
claHroom interactions."
FIREWEED
1. 1978.
2, 4Iyear.
3. Canedo: $22 (indiv.), $35 (Inst.). Outakle Canedo:
$30 (indiv.), $45 (lnst.) Please add 7% OOT
(.R1073838630). Single copIea: sa, plus $1.50 for 1
copy, and $,50 for each addllional oopy (Canedo),
$21$1 (out.1de Canada).
4. P.O. Box 279, Station B, Toronto, ontario, MST 2W2,
Canada.
5. Fireweed Collective.
7, ISSN 0706-3857.
8. OCLC 4677989.
9. Madison; Stale Hislork:al SocIety.
10. Canadian Literary Index; Canadian Women',
Perlodk:als Index; Soclologk:al Abstracto; SOftline
Information Services; Studlea on Women Abstract?.
11. Firewoed Is 0 "feminist quarterty of writing, poIitk:a, art,
and culture committed to the diver&e cultural
expreaalon of women."
FRIENDS OF WOMEN NEWSLETIER
1. 1992.
2. llyear.
3. U.S.: sa; Thailand: $3.
4, Friends 01 Women Foundation, 386/61-62
Rstchadaphlaek 44 (Sol Chalermauk), Ralchadaphlsek
Rd., Lard Yao, Chatuchak, Bangkol< 10900 Thailand
(check. and money orders should be made payable to
FCNVj, (email: FOW@mOZart,lnel,co.lh)
5. Wanee B, Thitiprasert,
8. OCLC 30886940.
9. Madison.
11. "Friend$. of Women Newsle?er~a graasroots
publication promoting public awareness of women',
iuues In Thailand."
FRONTIERS: A JOURNAL OF WOMEN STUDIES
1. 1975.
2. 3Iyear.
3. $24 (Indiv.), $33 (Inal.). AdO sa for foreign POS!Oll".
Single oopiet: $9 (Indiv.), $12 (Inst.).
4. Frontiers: A Journal of Women'. Studlet, Washington
State University Press, P,O. Box 645910, Nman,
Washington 99164-5910. (ernail: frontle<@waU,edul
5. Sue Armilall'!.
6. Frontiers, Wilson 12, Wa.hlngton State Univ.,
Pullman, WA 99164-4007.
7. ISSN 0160-9009.
8. OCLC 2586280.
9. Eau Claire; La Croase; Madison; MilwaUkee; Parkslde;
Platteville; State Hislork:al Society; Slevena P<>int;
Whllewater.
10. Amerlca, History and Life; American Humanllies Index;
Current contents/Social and Behavioral Studiea;
Hlstork:al Abstract.; Human Resources Abstract.; The
Lllerary Crltk:lsm Register; The MLA International
Bibliography; PAIS; Social Welfare; SOll" Family
Studlet Abstract.; Social Sciences Cl\atlon Index;
GENDER AND DEVELOPMENT
1. 1993.
2. 3/yeN.
2 Print version aOO.ele<:tronlc veralon: $57/?35 (IOOIv.),
$1431?88 Onol.), developing countrlea .aUoIed In the
curroot 'U.N. Human Development Report": $29/?18.
Bulk rate (10+ copIea): $29/?18. Back laauea: ?7.95
ea.
4. cartax Publishing CO., Taylor & Francis Inc.,
Journals llepI., 47 Runway Rd., SuKe G, Levittown,
PA 10057-4700 or Taylor & Francia Ltd., Cuolomer
SefViceI Dept., Rankine Rd., Balingstoke. Hants,
RG24 8PR, Unned Kingdom or P.O. Box 352,
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HIKANE: THE CAPABLE WOMON: DISABLED WIMMIN'S
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DC 20036-6511.
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Jefferson communily College Southwest, 1000
community College Dr., Louisville, KY 40272.
7. ISSN 1042-413X
8. OCLC 18509875.
9. Eau Clair.; La Crosse; Madlaon;Oshk~;Platteville;
Superior; Whilewater.
10. CIJE; Education Index; Higher Education Abstracto;
University Microfilms, Ann Arbor, MI.
11. "Initiatives, the award-winning journal of the National
A88oclatlon for Women In Education, publishes
artlcJes on 8Ub}eGtS of concern to women In aU aspects
of education. The Journal has a apeclallnterest In
signiflCilnt, tlmety topics that have not yet received
sUbitantial a?enUon In the profesaional and popular
literature. In recent years, specialluuea of Initiatives
have focused on .uch diverse thernea at feminism on
a CathoUc campus, men'. stUdies, gender equity in
math and science, sexual haranment, women's
cent..., and black women In higher education.
Articles In nootheme I..ues have ranged widely: for
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example, women's education Internationally,
mentorlng, pay equity, campus climate, women In
aviation education, Joumal keeping, professional
deveJopment,leadership, teaching young Native
American women, dual career (amillet, and telf 
defense training for women,"
IRIS: A JOURNAL ABOUT WOMEN
1. 1980.
2. 2Jyear.
3. $9 (Indlv.); $40 (Inol.), $12 (International). Single
c:opIM: $5,50.
4. Women'. center, P.O. Box 800588, HSC, University
of Virginia, Char1ottesville, VA 22908.
5. Eileen BorIs.
7. ISSN 0896-1301.
8. OClC 12588752.
9. Madison.
10. Dlrectocy of Women's Media; Reaponalve Database
Se<vIcea; Women's1_Database CD-ROM;
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Information to women about I..uea which affect
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IRISH JOURNAL OF FEMINIST STUDIES
1. 1996.
2. 2Jyear.
3. IR?381$501Euro 50 (Insl.).
4. IJFS SUbscriptions, Cork University Press, Crawford
Bualnea.a Park, Croa.ees Green, COrK, Ireland. (email:
oorkunlp@ucc.Ie] (webone:
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5. Revolvinged~ora.
8. IJFS, Cork University Press, University College Cork,
Cork, Ireland. (email: s.wilboume@uce.le]
7. ISSN 1393-306X.
8. OClC 35107182.
11. "Since 1996, The Irish Journal of Feminist Studies
hal pubUshed reae.nch on: Irish case law, the
women's movement In Ireland, femlnl6t pedagogy,
feminist literary criticism, Irish poutical cutture,
employment policy, the Nonhern Ireland Women's
CoaIMIon, Irish feminism, the sociology of single
mothera, teleworklng, Irish women's poetry and
Northern Irish political cuHure. IJFS 18 a peer
reviewed joumaled~edby a rotating group of guest
edttora drawn fromunlvers~1esIn the Nonh snd
South 01 Ireland. IJFS publishes the AriWorks
section, book revklws, and Ustlngs of poat1lraduate
r....rch In Women's Studlee and relatad fields In
Ireland."
ISiS INTERNATIONAL
1. 1984.
2. 4/year. (Women In Action -In English only)
3. AlriIca, the Caribbean, N. Amerilca & Latin America:
US$35; Aela, Pa<:lflO & Middle Eaol: US$30;
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or P.O. Box 1837, Quezon City Main, Quezon City
1100, Philippines; Spanish ednlona: Agenda Salud
(4Iyear); Perspectivas (4/year); & Boletin Red
Femlnlsta de VlOlencia (4/year, with English
summary): Isis Internaclonal, Casilla 2067, Correo
central, Santiago, Chile. (ernail: Ials@lsiswomen.org
or, for comments, suggestions or feedback:
communlcatlons@
islswomen.org) (website: htlp:/Iwww.lslawomen.org]
5. ISIS International.
8. OClC 4286732.
9. Madison.
10. Women', StudJes Index.
11. ISIS Intematlonars Women In Action "gives In-depth
coverage to the 1&8008 women around the world are
working on: development, heallh, work, violence
against women, media, communication, methods of
organization, models for action, networking and
more.... Each Issue Is produced jointly by Isis
IniemaUonal and one or more Third World women's
groupe." ArtIcIe6, editorials, conference reports,
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ISIS?W\CCE (Women's International Cro...cultural
Excha_)
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<Women's Worktl.
8 OClC 41952386l!!!!11!?l); 37284186 (Women's
World).
10. GenderWatch l!!!!I1!?l), Women's Studies Index
(Women's World).
11. Impact: The journal's focus Is primarily on women's
human rights and women's empowerment. "The
purpose of the journal Is to make the African, and
e.peclalfy Ugandan, women', lasues on the above
topics acceuibJe to the women activists and other
intere&ted partJe.s In other part, of the world.?
Women's World: "International feminist magazine
providing news about women around the world from a
feminist perspective and focusing particularly on the
link between women In developing and Indualriallzed
countries."
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and Women's Research Network News (see below):
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4, National Council for Research on Women, 530
Broa<lway, 10th Floor, New York, NY 10012?3920.
5. Nina Sonenberg, Susan Kenny, Kate Daly.
7. ISSN 1072?1762.
8. OClC 28673669.
11. Issues Quarterly "serves as a forum in print for linking
research, poliey, and practice, with the goal of
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JOURNAL OF FEMINIST FAMilY THERAPY: AN
INTERNATIONAL FORUM
1. 1989.
2, 41year.
3. $45 (Indiv.), $60 (insl.), $240 (Ilbr. & subscription
agencies). Foreign (outside Canada) add 40%; add
30% + 7% GST (Canada).
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6. Family Systems Program, Institute for Juvenile
R....rch, Univ. of Chlcogo, 907 Sooth Wolcoll,
Chlcogo, IL 60612.
7. ISSN 0895-2833.
8. OCLC 16545991.
9. Madlton.
10. Abstract. of Research In Pastoral Care &
Counseling; Alternative Press Index; AppIted Social
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Nalionel Directory of Foreign PerIodlcels;
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Abatracts.
11. "The Journal of Feminist Family Therapy provides a
mUllldloclpllnary forum 10 further explorelhe
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therapy practice and IhoOf}'. Artlcleo Include lhose of
a theoretical nature, as well a8 those focusing on
empirlcal r....rch and clinical appllcelion. The
Journal seeks 10 critique family lherapy coneepls,
including the tlekJ a8 a whole and it. institutional
structure, H weU as feminist approachM to family
lherapy lralning and supervision, and 10 apply a
femlnlot-orienlad perspeclive to Ireatmenlleoueo of
particular Importance 10 therapy with women."
JOURNAL OF FEMINIST STUDIES IN RELIGION
1. 1985.
2. 2Iyear.
3. $18 (Indiv.), $14 (students), $30 (Inst.), ?12.50
(foreign, Indiv.), ?17.50 (foreign, Inst.). Single copies:
$15.50, from S<:holara Pr...Cuslomer S"",Icea,
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15399, Allanta, GA 3Q333.0399; UK & Europe: T. &
T. Clartc LId., 59 George St., Edinburgh EH2 2LO
SCotland.
5. Elizabeth Schussler Fiorenza, Emilie M. Townes.
6. Elizabeth Prlichard, Harvard Divinity S<:hooI, 45
Franci<l Ave., Comb<idge, MA 02138.
7. ISSN 8755-4178.
8. OCLC 11309512.
9 Eau Claire; Madison; OShkosh; Stevens Point.
10. Guide to Social Science and Religion in Periodical
Literature; Religion Index One: Periodicals, Religious
and Theological Abstracts; Sage Human Relations
Abstract8; MLA International Bibliography; Women's
Siudies Index.
11. "The Journal of Feminist Studies In Religion is a
channet for the dissemination of feminist scholarship
in religion and a forum for discussion and dialogue
among women and men of differing feminist
perspectives. The JSFR has two parents: the
academy, inwh~hit Is situated, and the feminist
movement. from which It draws ita nourishment and
v1aJon."
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JOURNAL OF GENDER STUDIES
1. 1991.
2. 3/year.
3. North America: $38 (Indiv.), $232 (Inst.); EU &
elsewhere: ?22 (Indiv.), ?142 (Inst.).
4. Corlax Publishing Co., P.O. Box 25, AbIngdon,
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Massachusells Ave., Cambridge, MA 02139, or
p.e.Box. 352, Cammeray, NSW 2062, Australia,
[email: saleo@carlax.co.uk) [website:
hllp:/Iwww.carlax.co.uk)
5. Jenny Hockey, Gaele Sobolt-Mogwe.
6. Jenny Hockey, School of Comparalive and Applied
Social Siudleo, University of Hull, Hull, HU8 7RX
United Kingdom; books for review: Sabine Vanacker,
DepI. of llIJIch Sludleo, Univ. of Hull, HUll HU5 7RX,
Unlled K1ngc1orn.
7. ISSN 0956-9238.
8. OCLC 24317037.
9. MadIton; River Falls.
10. Applied Social Science Index and Abstracts; British
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Vermonl, Burtlnglon, VT 05405.
7. ISSN 1089-4160.
8. OCLC 34991235.
9. Madison.
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experience. The content ofartic~focuses primarily
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serves as a vehicle for the promotion of scholarship
and commentary on lesbianism from an international
perapective."
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JOURNAL OF THE ASSOCIATION FOR RESEARCH ON
MOTHERING
1. 1999.
2. 2/year.
3. $27 (Indiv.). $47 (inst.). Single copies: $15.
4. Center for Reeearch on Mothering, Rm. 726,
Atkinson COllege. Yo<1< Univ.? 4700 Keele St..
Toronto, Ontarlo M3J 1P3, Canada. (email:
arm@yor!<u.ca) (webde:
htlp:/IvN.w.yor1ru.culcrmlindex.htm)
5. Andrea O'Reilly,
7, ISSN 1488 0989.
11. "The Journal of the Association for Research on
Mothering fa an Integral part of communrty building
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JOURNAL OF WOMEN & AGING
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7. ISSN 0695-2641.
6. OGLC 16546320.
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~.?
JOURNAL OF WOMEN AND RELIGION
1. 1981.
2. Annual.
3. Available only with membership, which Includes
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religion. Subscription/membership rates: $20
(studenll1ow Income), $40 (indiv.). $50 (Inst.). Single
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4. c/o center for Women a Religion. Graduate
Theological Union. 2400 Ridge Rd .? Berkeley. CA
94709.
5. Kathryn Poethig.
7. ISSN 0888-5621.
8. OGLC 7863169.
9. Madison; Oshkosh.
10. Women'. Studieo Index.
11. "Each }oumars focusdIH~.We have covered Ireu
such as women & power, women & peace."
JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S HISTORY
1. 1989.
2. 4Iyear,
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5. Leila J. Rupp.
12. Editor, Journal of Women'. History, Dept. of Hi8tOfY,
Ohio State University, 106 Dulles Hall, 230 West 17th
Ave.? COIumbu?? OH 43210-1367.
7. ISBN 1042-7961.
8. OGLC 19219902.
9. Eau Claire; La Cr....; Medlson; Milwaukee; Oshkosh;
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10. Ailemative Pr... lndex; AmerIca: History and Life;
Historical Abstract.; Women'. Studlee Abstract.;
Women'. Studies Index.
11. International women'. history.
KALLIOPE: A JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S ART
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7. ISSN 0736-7885.
8. DeLC 8981808.
9. Madison.
10. American Humannlee Index; Index 01 AmerIcan
Periodical Ver..; Poem Finder.
11. 'The purpose of Kalliope Is to offer support and
encouragement to women In the artl, to promote the
puraun of excellence In both verbal and visual art
forme, and to prOYide a medium of communlc8tlon
through which 'NOCllen artist. may ahare their work,
ideas and opinions."
A LEADERSHIP JOURNAL: WOMEN IN LEADERSHIP?
SHARING THE VISION
LAYA: FEMINIST QUARTERLY (Publication temporarily
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6. #35 Scout Delgado St., Roxas District, 1103 Quezon
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7. ISSN 0117-4134.
8. OGLC 29B066B4.
9. Madison.
10. Alternative Preas Index; University Microfilms, Ann
Arbor,MI.
11. !:!y! seek. "to promote gender cooaclouaneas; to
develop and refine the concept and underatanding of
the feminist movemenl; to publish studleo on
women's conditions and experiencM, and articles on
the theory of women's liberation.It
1.
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21year.
$49, $39 (students). Foreign: $59.
The Leadership Insmute, Columbia College, P.O. Box
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linda B. Salane, Christine H. Hiat.
ISSN 1088-5188.
34631146.
itA leadership Journal: Women In leadership
-Sharing the Vision Is an official publication of The
Leadership Institute of COlumbia CoUege
t
Columbia,
south Carolina. The Journal Is dedicated to the
following goals: (1) to enhance the field of leadership
atudlea by contributing knoY.1edge, research, and
theortea; (2) To share research, theories, and
practical appllcallons of leadership relaled to
women's ways of leading; (3) To stimulate dialogue
among a diverse group of schofars, practitioners,
.tudents, and other Inleresled partleo; and (4) To
create an International forum to addre6S leadership
issues and challenges. The Journal Is a refereed
Interdisciplinary publication which covers a broad
range of national and International topics.?
1984.
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Han1B.
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Hall, Unlv. of Nebraska, Lincoln, NB 68588..Q333
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15705 (reprint BUbml88lons); Martha Culler, Dept. of
English, Kent Slate Univ., P.O. Box 5190, Kenl, OH
44242-0001 (books for review).
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7. ISSN 0746-4321.
8. OGLC 10881450.
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11.~explores the rich and diverse lradliiona of
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b!ogrsphy, IKerary hlslory and bibliography, as wella.
reprinta of lexts; scope IncllJdes women writers from
the beginnings through the first decades of lhe
twent1elh century."
THE LESE!lAN REVIEW OF BOOKS
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Australia: $26.
4. P.O. Box 515, Hila, HI 9672HJ515. (email:
Ioralee@hawall.edu)
5, Loralee MacPike.
7. ISSN 1077?5684.
8. OGLC 3OB35592.
9. Madison.
11. The Lesbian Review of Books publiohes "reviews of
booka by, for, and about Iesbiane."
LILA: ASiA PACIFIC WOMEN'S STUDIES JOURNAL
1. 1992.
2. llyear.
3. $15 U.S.
4. InstKute of Women's Studleo, St. SChoIastlca'.
College, P.O. Box 3153, Mantia, PhII1pp1neo.(emall:
Iws@phil.gn.apc.org or nursia@8naP.portallnc.coml
5. Kristina N. Gaortan, Elisa Dolor Frulo.
7. ISSN 0117?343X.
8. OGLC 25900307.
9. Madison.
11. "Lila publiohes studleo and artlcleo on women and
women's l8Bues In lhe Asia PacIfic region."
LILITH MAGA2INE
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2. 4/year.
3. $18 (Indiv.), $24 (insl.). Single copIeo: $8.00. Add $8
poslage (canada), $8 for other foreign polltege.
4. Lllllh Subscrtptlon Sel'lice1l, Box 3000, Dept. L1L,
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(htlp:/IwwH.liIKhmag.com)
5. Suaan Weidman Schnefder.
6. 250 west 57th SI., New Yorl<, NY 10107.
7. ISBN 0146-2334.
8. OGLC 2694720.
9. Madison; Milwaukee; State Historical Society.
10. Index 10 Jewish Periodicals; Univ. Microfilms, Ann
Arbor, MI; Wornen's Studleo Index.
11. Lilith "addreMe8 women's luuea from a feminist
perspective within the Jewish community, and Is a
Jewish voice In the general Vw'Ofl'ler1'. movement."
LOLAPRESS
1. 1994.
2. 2/year.
3. U.S.: US$15; Caribbean: US$10; Europe: OM 20;
Eastem Europe: US$10; Latin America: US$10.; Asia?
Australla?Africa: US$10..
4. U.S.lCaribbean: CAFRA, P.O. Bag 442, Tunapuma
Post Office, Trnidad & Tobago, West Indleo (email;
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cafralnfo@wow.net): Europe/Eastern Europe:
LOLApress Berlln.Grelfswalder Str. 4. 10405 Berlin.
Germany lemail: LOLAPRESS@lpn-b.de); Central
AmerIca: La' Dlgna,. Gabriela Mlatrat 224. San
S,Ivador. EI Salvador lemall: dlgnaa@\'ianet.oom.,v);
South AmerIca: LOLApr...Montevtdeo. Sallo 1265.
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Johanneoburg /19 Link SI.. Lenaaia 1827.
Johanneoburg. R.S.A. lemall:
LOLApr"'@an.apc.org) (webolle:
hIIp:/Iwww.Iot.pr....org or
hUp11www.chaaque.apc.orgllola) For email
,ubocrlpllon, contact LOLApr... Berlin or
LOLApr... Montevtdeo (see below).
5. Edlloriat Collective.
8. LOLApr... Europe (formerly LOLApr... Berlin).
Frledrichalr. 185. 0-10117 Berlin. Germany (email:
IoIapr...@IPN-B.de!. or LOLApress Lalln America
(formerly LOLApress Montevideo). Sallo 1285.
11200 Montevtdeo. Uruguay lemail:
loIa@ehaaque.apc.org).
8. OCLC 36327699.
9. Madiaon.
11. LOlApreaa focuses on women, feminlsm, and
developmental polnles.
MAKE: THE MAGAZINE OF WOMEN'S ART
1. 1983.
2. 4Iyear.
3. 18 months: Unlled KIngdom: ?18 (Indlv.). ?22 (In,I.);
Europe: ?23 (Indlv.). ?29 (In,I.); _reo ?28
surface. ?38 air mail (Indlv.). ?29 sUrface. ?38 air
mall (In,l.). Single copIea: ?3. or $8.
4. Women', ArI LIbrary. Fulham Palace. BIshops
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5. Nicky eouttl.
7. ISSN 0961-1460.
8. OCLC 24481379.
10. BRAD. SWET.
11. "The magazine attempts to stimulate debate In art
hlatory and to promote the work of women In the
arta."
MANUSHI
1. 1978179.
2. 6Iyear.
3. $25 (Indlv.). $38 (Inll.). India: RI 90 (Indlv.). Rs120
(Insl.); Sri Lanka. Pakistan. Banglad06h. Nepal. &
Bhutan: Rs.200 (Indlv.). R,. 300 (Inst.); Australia:
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foreign lnet.). Single copIea $3.
4. 0.174 Lajpat Nagsr I. New Delhl-110024.lndla.
[emall: medhu@manu'hl.unlv.emel.ln or
manuahl@n<la.vanl.nel.ln) [wabene:
http://www.freespeech.orgl-manushl!
5. Madhu Ktahwar.
7. ISSN 0257-7305.
8. OCLC 10639386.
10. Women', ShJ<l1es Abotract,; Women', Studl... Index.
11. Manuahl: A Journal About Women and Society is
"dedicated to social ju,tlca IsaOO6 with a speclat
focus on women."
MEDtA REPORT TO WOMEN
1. 1972.
2. 4/year.
3. $33 (Indlv.). $44 (supporting). $55 (In,I.). Foreign.
add $10 for surface rate, $20 for air mall postaoe.
Single copIea: $15.
4. Communication R.....rch Aaaoclat.... Inc.? 38091
Beach Rd.? P.O. Box 180. CoIIon', PoInt. MD 20626 
0180.lemall: ahellaglb@erola.oom)
5. Sheila J. Gibbon,.
7. ISSN 0145-9851.
8. OCLC 2360898 & 8100460.
9. Madiaon; M,rlnette; Mllwauk...; Oshkosh; Parl<slde;
State Historical Society.
10. Women Studies Abotract,; Women', Studies Index.
11. Media Report to Wornen focu.... on the "relationship
between women and media. _lallyjournalistic
covarage. depiction In news. programming and
advertJsJng, and media's Influence on women and
girls."
MEDIEVAL FEMINIST NEWSLETTER
1. 1986.
2. 2/year.
3. $15 (student' and Independent scholars). $20 (Indlv.).
$30 (Inst.). canada: $21; Europe: $24; Mkkile and Far
East: $27. (Atl,ubocrlpllon, are for 2 yea...)
4. C.S.W.S.? 1201 University of Oregon. Eugene. OR
97403-1201; book reviews: Clare lees, Book Review
Editor, Medieval Feminist Newsletter, center for the
study of Women In Society. 1201 Unlv. of Oregon.
Eugene. OR 97403-1201. (email:
mfn@oregon.uroegon.edu) (webelle:
h?p:/Iwww.uoregon.edut-fhplrnfn.htm)
5. Nancy Jones.
7. ISSN 1054-1004.
8. OCLC 22690408.
9. Madison.
11. Medieval Femlnl,t Newalet1er "Ia a forum for
dlacuaalon and presentation of profeaalonal and
scholarly issues from the perspective of feminist
studie$ and gender studies with a focus on all aspects
of medieval studies. Including hlstory.lilerature
(English and foreign languag06). art hl,tory. religion.
phlloaophy. mu,lc. cl.sales. Judelc studies and Arabic
studies.
MiCHIGAN FEMINIST STUDIES
1. 1978.
2. 1/year.
3. $5 (Indlv.? $12 (Insl.); beck cataleg to gain stsndlng
order: $35.
4. Michigan Feminist Studies, c/o Women's Studies
Program. 234 West Hall. Unlv. of Michigan. Ann
Arbor. MI48109-1092.
5. Karen Miller.
7. ISSN l055-856X.
8. ocLC 23364553.
11.~MichlganFeminist Studies' primary mission 18 to bring
Interdisciplinary. original. and thought-provoking
scholarship In feminist studies to s national audience."
MIDWIFERY TODAY
1. 1987.
2. 4lyear.
3. $50. Foreign: $80 (canada & Mexico); $75 (other
foreign); add $15 for foreign air mall. Single copy:
$12.50.
4. P.O. Box 2872. Eugene. OR 97402-0223.
lemail:Mldwifery@aol.oom) (website:
http://www.mldwiferytoday.oom)
5. Jan Tritton.
7. ISSN 0891-7701.
8. OCLC 14991213.
11. 'Through networking and education, Midwifery
Today. mll8lon fa to return midv.1fery care to its
rightfUl potitlon In the family; to make midwifery care
the norm throughout the world; and to redefine
midwifery as a vital partnership with women."
MINERVA: QUARTERLY REPORT ON WOMEN AND THE
MILITARY
1. 1983.
2. 4Iyear.
3. $30 (eludentolcadets and Iimtted Income (househ<>lds
under $15.(00?. $60 (Indiv.). $75 (Inst.).
4. Linda Grant DePauw. President. The Minerva
cent.... 20 Granada Rd.? Pasadena. MD 21122 
2708. (email:mlnerva<:en~.com)
5. Linda Grant DePauw.
7. ISSN 0736-718X.
8. OCLC 9201074.
9. Stale Hielorical Society.
10. AmerIca: HIelOf)' & Life; Historical _tracts;
Women's Studies Index.
11. Minerva pr_"International Interdisciplinary
coverage of service women, women veterans (both
mllttary and cMllan) and mllttary wives."
MS. MAGAZINE
1. Ms. Ml!l!azlne: 1972-1989; Ms. Ml!l!azlne: 1990.
2. 6Iyear.
3. $45. $52 (foreign. surface). $88 (foreign. air mall)
(GST#897165296RT). 8ack I......: $9 (prepaid).
4. Ms.Magazine. P.O. Box 5299. Harlan. IA 51593 
2796.
5. Marcia Ann Glliesple.
8. Liberty Media for Women. LLC. 20 Exchange Place.
New York. NY 10005.
7. ISSN 0047-8318.
8. OCLC 22202699.
9. Barron; fau Claire; Food du Lac; Fox Valley; Green
Bay; La Croeae; Madiaon; Marinette; Milwaukee;
Oshkosh; Parkslde; Platteville; Richland center;
Rivet' Falla; Sheboygan; Siout; Superior; Washington
Co.; Whttewat....
10. Bock Review Index; Women Studies Abalracts;
Women'o Siudies Indax.
11. "M ... The World of Women Is a mall circulation
magazine covering international and national (U.S.)
news, the arts, books, popular culture, feminist
theory and scholarship, ecofemlnl&m, women's
heatth. opIritualily. and poIttlcal and economic affairs;
Mo. aIoo publlohea fiction. poetry. phcIo ....ys. and
cartoons,"
NWSA JOURNAL
1. 1988.
2. 3Iyear.
3. $30 (Indiv. member). $45 (Indiv.). $115 (Inst.
member). $115 (Insl.). Foreign. add $10 to Canada.
Mexico, and oversea. surface. Single copy: $16
(Indiv.). $40 (Inst.). plus $1.75 postage.
4.Journa~Manager, Indiana Unlv. Pr., 601 North
Morton. Bloomington. IN 47404. (email:
Joumalo@lndlana.Edu)
5. Margaret M. McFadden.
8. Margaret M. McFadden. l09I.G. Greer Hall.
Appalachian State Univ.? Boone. NC 28608.
{emall:mcfadden@appelale.eduor
nwoa@appatate.edul (wabatte:
http://www.lndlana.edul-Iupressljournalolnws.html)
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7. ISSN 1040-0658.
8. OCLC 18305154.
9. Eau Claire; Green Bay; La Crone; Madison;
Milwaukee; Parkslde; Whitewater.
10, America: History and Life; ERIC Clearinghouse;
Historical Abstracts; The Left Index; literary Criticism
Register; Sociological Abstracts; Studies on Women
Abstracts; Women Studies Abstracts; Women's
Studies Index.
11. "Reflecting two decades of femlnlelscholarshlp
emerging from and supporting the women's
movement. the NWSA Journal. a ocholarly publication
of the National Women's Studies Asooclatlon.
publishes research which continues to link feminist
thaOf)' with teaching and actMom. The Journal will
ral&e critlc8l and challenging quesUons Inwomen's
studies for lhe decades ahead."
NATIVE WOMEN IN THE ARTS
1. 1995.
2, 1/every 2 years.
3. $15 (variable; please write for details).
4. 401 Richmond St.. W.? Sutte 363. Toronto. ontarlo.
M5V lX3. canada.
5, Sandra Laronde.
8. OCLC 37365874.
11. Native Women In the Arts~"a literary arts journal
published by Native Women In the Ms. Thlo journal
honofsthe hlstOf)' of our Aboriginal anceelry.
mern<>rie$, poems of dreaming, maps of personal
journeY' and the compassion and strength of Insplrlng
Native women writers and visual artist....
NORA: NORDIC JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S STUDIES
1. 1993.
2. 3/year.
3. $60 (Indlv). $39 (sludents). $90 (Inst.). Nordic
countries: NOK 295 (Indlv.). NOK 230 (students).
NOK 465 (Inel.).
4. Scandinavian Vnlv. Press, P.O. Box 2959Tllyen,
0608 Oslo, NOtWay, or Scandinavian Vnlv. Preu
North America. 875 Massechusetto Ave.? Ste. 84.
cambridge. MA 01923. (email: oubacrlpllon@llCup.no]
(wabatte: hllp:/Iwww.scup.noInora)
5. Lilja M6&ead6ttir, Eva Borgstrom.
6. Lilja M_lr. Eva Borgstrom. NORA. Dept of
Human Work Sciences, Division: Gender and
Technology. Lulell Unlvet'lily of Technology. 971 87
Lulei. Sweden. (email: NORA@art>.Iuth.se)
7. ISSN 0803-8740.
8. OCLC 28566695.
9. Madison.
11. "Nora" a new Interdisciplinary journal ofwornen's
sludles. published In English and International In
scope, which II to be a channel for women'. research
from all dloclpllnes. Emphaslo 10 placed on showing a
Nordic profile In women's research, with regard to both
content and methodological approaches. Nora alms to
discuss and examine the realities and myths of
women', lives In the Nordic countries, historically and
today, whlk! at the same time offering a forum for
theoretical debate, dialogue and Information on
research of a general interest to feminist schafars and
scientists. Nora encourages papers that have a
comparative and Interdisciplinary perspective and are
Iheoretlcally seif-reneclive."
OFF OUR BACKS
1. 1970.
2. lllyear.
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7. ISSN 1024-1256.
6. QCLC 31702342.
9. Madison.
10. Index 1.lamlcus.
11, "Paldstan Journal of Women's Studtes Is an
interdlacipUnary journal which aims at die&emlnallng
and sharing women's atudlea research globally. It alao
publishes curricula, course outllnee, reading l18ts,
reviews of books and films, ternloar and conference
reports, etc."
PSYCHOLOGY OF WOMEN QUARTERLY
1. 1976.
2. 4Iyear.
3. $50 (Indlv., U.S., Canada & Mexico), $139 (Inal., U.S.,
Canada & Mexico); ?35 (indlv., UK +VAT
elsewhefe), ?69 (Inat., UK + VAT elsewhere). Single
oopIea: $35 (U.S.); ?23 (U.K + VAT elaewhere).
4. Cambridge Unlveraffy Pr..., 40 Weal 20th St., New
York, NY 10011, or C.U.P., the Edinburgh Bldg.,
Shaft08bury Rd., Cambridge C62 2RU England.
5. Nancy Felipe RU880, Jacquelyn W. WMe.
6. Jacquetyn W. WMe, Dept. 01 Psychology, Box 26164,
Unlv. 01 North Carolina-Greensboro, Greensboro, NC
27412. [email: )aclde_whlls@ucncg.eduj
PEACE AND FREEDOM
1. 1970.
2. 4Iyear.
3. $15 (Itudent.), $35 (Indlv.), Wl (houaehold), $50
(supporting).
4. 1213 Race SI., Philadelphia, PA 19107. [email:
wilpl@Mlpf.orgj [webaKe: hffp:/IYNiw.wilpl.orgj
5. Theta Pavio.
6. [email submlaalona: peacelreedomC!lwilpl.org)
7. ISSN 0015-90.
6. QCLC 13146666.
9. Stste Historical Society.
10. Alternative PreM Index; D1rectotY of Women', Media;
University Microfilms In Ann Arbor, MI.
11. "Artlclea and news not..covering the International
women', peace and Justice movement. Emphal.ls on
racism, dltJ.8rmament, and U.S. global Intervention.
Special emphasis on using resourcee to fill human
needs, O8peclally those of women."
PHOEBE: AN INTERDISCIPLINARY JOURNAL OF FEMINIST
SCHOLARSHIP, THEORY & AESTHETICS
1. 1989.
2. 2lyear.
3. $15 (Indlv.), $25 (Insl.). Back Iaauea: $7.50
4. Women's Studies Dept., Milne #315, State Unlveraffy
of New York, Oneonta, NY 13620-4015. [email:
ornarakk@oneonta.eduj
5. Kathleen OMara.
7. ISSN 1045-0904.
8. QCLC 20041898.
9. Madison.
10. Women's Studlea Abstracts.
11, "Phoebe was founded to provkte a forum for cross 
cultural feminist analysis, original reaearch, debate
and exchange.... We seek not onty to describe
women's experiences but to Interpret them within their
soclo-poiKical context In order to undefatand how
women', condition has been and can be changed....
Phoebe II particularly committed to publlahlng work
Informed by a theoretical perapectlve which v.ill enrich
critical thinking In various area.. WOf1<: that examinet.
the InteraecUon of race, cI.aa8 and gender or focuaet.
on racial, sexual or ethnic mlnorillea ia especially
welcome."
1994.
2Jyear.
International: $US 30 (Indlv., surface), $US 36
(Indlv., air mall); $US 36 (Inst., sUrface), $US 42
(Inat., air mail); Paldstan: Pk.Rs. 250 (Indlv.), Pk.Rs.
260 (Inat.). Single copIea: $US 52, P1<. Rs. 3.50.
Pakistan Journal of Women's Studies / A1am-e 
Nlswan, C-12 Staff Town, University of Karachi,
Karachi 75270, Pakistan,
Tahera Aftab.
4.
5.
3. $25 (Indlv.), $21 (school year, lor students), $50
(lnst.), prisoners: free. D.C. realdents pay $1.22
..lea tax. Foreign: $26 (Canada & Mexico), other
lorelgn: $33. Single copIea: $2.50. Back l..u08
available on microform from the State Historical
Society of Wisconsin, Attn: James Buckett, 816 Slate
St., Madison, WI 53706.
4. off our backs, Inc., 23376 18th SI., NW, Basement
OffICe, Washington, OC 20CX>9. (email:
offourbacks@compu&efVe.com) [webaKe:
http://YNiw.Igc.apc.orgioobj
5. off our backs Collective.
7. ISSN 0030-0071.
6. QCLC 1036241; 5729267.
9. La Crone; Madison; Milwaukee; Oshkoah; Par1<slde;
Plaffeville; State Historical Society; Stevens Point;
Superior; WMewater.
10. Alternative Pr... Index; New Periodical Index;
Publlaha(slndex (197Q.1974); Women Studlea
Abstracts; Women's Studlellndex.
11. "off our backs 18 the oldest continuously pubtlshing
lemlnlst publication In the UnKed Stat... It Is
unrivaled for the quality of its articles and the breadth
of 'aaoes it covers: up-to-date comprehensive news
on abortion rights, health and reproductive
technology, lesbian rights, anti-pornography actions,
comparable worth, child care~lslation;in-depth
coverage of all major women's conferences In the
U.S.A. p1uslnternallonal conferences such 8S the
Feminist Bookfalr, Global Reproductive Rights, Latin
American Encuentro; interviews with grass roots
feminists, provocative reviews and commentaries.
off our backs Is open to all feminist $\des of an issue,
committed to full factual reporting and to the
development of feminist ideas In the widest possible
context."
ON THE ISSUES: THE PROGRESSIVE WOMAN'S
QUARTERLY
1. 1963.
2. 4/year.
3. $14.95 (Indlv.); $24.95 (Inst.). Foreign, add $4
pealage (Canada), $7 (surface, elsewhere), $20 (air
mail, elsewhere). Single copies: $3.95.
4. P.O. Box 3000, Dept. OTI, Denville, NJ 07634.
[email: oni..uea@echonyc.comj (websKe:
htlp:/NMw'.echonyc.coml"'ooissues or
h?p:/IYNiw.Igc.apc.orglonl..u08j
5. Ronnl Sandroff.
6. 97-77 Queens Blvd., Flushing, NY 11374-3317.
7. ISSN 0895-0014.
9. Madison; State Historical Society; River Falls.
10. Mernative Press Index; Directory of Women's Media,
The National Directory 01 Magazlnea, Of A Like Mind
Annual Directory; Women's Studies Index.
11. "A feminist, humanist magazine of critical thinking,
dedicated to f06tering collective responsibtlity for
poaKIve social change."
PAKISTAN JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S STUDIES/ALAM-E 
NISWAN
1.
2.
3.
RADIANCE: THE MAGAZINE FOR LARGE WOMEN
RACE, GENDER & CLASS
1. 1993.
2. 4/year.
3. $20 (Indlv.), $40 (Inot.). Single oopies: $7.
4. Jean M Ambert Belkhlr, Dept. of Social Sciences,
SOuthern Univ. at New OrJeans, 6400 Pres.s Drive,
New OrIeano, LA 70126. [emall:jbelkhlr@Suno.edu)
[webde: h?p:IIWYffl.ouno.eduiounorgc)
5. Jean M Ambert Belkhlr.
7. ISSN 1082-8354.
8. OCLC: 30482739.
9. Medloon, Superior.
11. Race. Gender & ClaM focuses on ,he Intersection of
race, gender and class, whatever the topic/discipline
for research, reading and practice."
7. ISSN 0361-6843.
8. OCLC 2529864 & 6190694.
9. Eau Claire; La Crosse; Green Bay; Madison;
Manitowoc; Marinette; Milwaukee; Oshkosh;
Parkelde; Platteville; Stevens Polnt; Stout; Superior;
Waukesha; Whitewater.
10. Abstracts in Anthropology; AdoJescent Menial Health
Ab6tracts; ASSIA; Chlcorel Abstracte to Reading and
Learning DisabiliUes; Child Development Abstracts
and Bibliography; Current CootentslSoclal and
Behavioral Sciences; Current Index to Journals In
Education (CIJE); Current Lneralure In Family
Planning, Development and Welfare (India); Human
Resources Abetracts; Human Sexuality Update;
Linguistics and Language _avl<>< Abotract;
Marriage and Family Review; Multicultural Education
Abstracts; Psychological Abatracts; Reaearch into
Higher Education Abetracto; Sage Public
Admlnlatratlon Abotra<:to; Sage Urban Studleo
Abatracts; Selected Uat of TabIM and Contents of
Psychiatric Pericdlcalo; Social Sciences Cnatlon
Index; Social Sciences Index; Social Work Rea.earch
and Abotra<:to; Sociological Abelracto; Special
Educational Needs Abstracts; Studies on Women
Abttracts; Women Studies Abstracts; Women's
Studleo Index.
11. The Psychology of Women Quarterly Is sponsored by
OMslon 35 of the American Psychological
Auoclation. Empirical studies, critical reviews,
theoretical articles, and Invited book reviews are
publlohed In the Quarterly.... The klndo of problems
addreued Include: psychological fa<:toro, behavl<><al
studlee, role development and change, career choice
and training, management variabfee, education,
dlacrimlnation, therapeutic proceues, and sexuality.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
7.
8.
9.
11.
1984.
4lyear.
$20. Foreign: $26 (Caneda), $34 (other foreign).
(U.S. fundo only.)
P.O. Box 30246, Oakland, CA 94604. [email:
Info@radlancemagazlne.com] (website:
h?p:/IYNffl.radiancemagazlne.com]
Alice B. Ansfleld, Catherine Taylor.
ISSN 0889-9495.
OCLC 14104912.
Madtson.
"Radiance: the Magazine for Large Women, ts an
upbeat, positive, colorful, glo&sy magazine that has
grown to become one of the Jeading re&OUrces in the
worktwide size acceptance movement. Each
quarterly ednlon features In-<lepth IntelViews wi1h
plus-size celebritle&, along with compelling articles on
health, media, fashion, and pclitlca. We encourage
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our readers to live proud, full, active lives, MN, with
oelf-Iove and oelf-respect. The dlverdy of our
reader6hlp Ie reflected In our page6: women aM mea of
large, of all agee, Iife-et)1es and ethnlcitles.
Celebrating body acceptance for all, aince 1984.?
REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH MATTERS
1. 1993.
2. 2Jyear.
3. ?241$40 (IndIv.), ?101$17 (reduced &lor otudent rale
for thooe - primarily In developing countrtea - who
cannot afford the full rate or are unabJe to pay, or have
no acceoo 10 Inlematlonal currency), ?781$128 (Inst.,
developed countries), ?381563 (inot., developing
countrtea). Nr mail outside Europe: add ?41$6. Single
oopies: ?121$20.
4. Blackwell Science, Ltd., Joumalo Subo<:rlptlons, P.O.
Box 88, OXford 0)(2 ONE, United 1<Ingdom. [email:
Jnl.ordlefaC!lblacl<ocl.co.uk) [_a:
h?p:/ivNffl.bIa<:kweil-oclence.comImm)
5. Marge Berer, T.K. Sundari Ravindran.
6. 444 Highgate Studioo, 53179 Highgate Rd., London,
NW51TL, England.
[email:RHMjournal@compull8Ml.coml
7. ISSN 95-640764.
8. OCLC 29940332.
10. ContemporaryWomen'sl...ues; Current Awareneu In
BIomedicine; Excerpta Medica (EMBASE);Hea~h
Promotion Information; Human Reproductive Update;
International Bibliography of the SocIal Sciences;
Kinsey lnat. For Research In Sex & Reproduction
(webene only); L10t of Free Malariala In Reproductive
Heanh; Ohio Databeoe of Women'a Studiel; PAIS;
Popline; Populallon Index; SOPODA; Soclofile;
Sociological Abelracto; Studiel on Women Abotracto.
11. The aim of Reproductive Heatth Ma?er8 *"to promote
lewa, poilcleo, r....rch and aerviceo thai meet
women'a reproductive health needo and aupporl
women'a right to decide whether, when and hoW to
have children.??. (n_, women-centered perapectlve..
.allowa UI to klentify and underltand women'.
reproductive health need., and therefore evaluate and
improve on existing poUcy and practice to women',
benefrt.... To thla end, the joumalaxpiot..what is
meant by women'a needa and hoW ?-0 can beet be
met. It addr..... fundamental votuea, concerna and
dilemmaa, a<:kllO'>'lledlging the multl-faceled nature of
problema and solutions. Finally, k renecta on
commonaliUes and differences In goals and pointI of
view among thooe Involved in the flOid - In order 10
f06ter Increased communication and cooperation, new
Ihlnklng and a<:11on, and new forma of conoenaua."
RESOURCES FOR FEMINIST RESEARCHIDOCUMENTATION
SUR LA RECHERCHE FEMINISTE
1. 1979.
2. 4lyear.
3. $38 (indlv., Canada), $76 (Inot., Canada) - OOT
Included; $5S (indlv., elsewhera), $9-4 (Inot.,
elsewhere),$27 (otudlent discount rale-lnclUde school
and otudent no.). Single oopies: $15.
4. RFR/DRF, O.I.S.E., 252 Bloor St. WetI, Toronto,
Ontario M58 1V6, Canada. (ernail:
rfrdrf@oioe.utoronto.ca) (weboile:
h?p:/ivNffl.otoe.utoronto.calrfr)
5. Phillnda Maetera.
7. ISSN 0707-8412.
8. OCLC 5585549.
9. Medloon; Milwaukee; Stout; Whnewater.
10. America: Hiotory and Life; AmerIcan Humanniellndex;
CBCAFul~ext;Canedian Educallon Index; Canadian
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FemlnJe.t PerKxUcahllndex; Canadian Magazine
Index; Canadian Periodicals Index; Historical
Abstracts; Left Index; Ny Utteratur om Kvinnor;
Periodlca Ialamlea; Sociological Abstracts; Women
Studies Abstracts; Women's Studies Index. Also
available on microfilm from Mlcromedia Ltd., 20
\llclorla SI., Toronlo, Ontario MSC 2N8 CANADA.
11. Abstraets; book reviews; bibllographlos; periodical
resource guide. An interdisciplinary, internalional
periodical of reae3rch on women and sex roles.
ROOM OF ONE'S OWN
1. 1975.
2. 4/ysar.
3. $22 (Indlv., Csnada), $25 (insl., Csnada) (OOT
#R1119292421), US$25 (Indlv., oot.ids Csnads).
US$38 (Inot., oot.ids Csnada). Single copIss: $7
(Csnada), $8 (ootsids Canada). (Ba<:k IssUBS
available In microform from Micrornedia Ltd., 158
Pearl SI., Toronto, Ontario, M5H 1L3, Csnada.)
4. P.O. Box 46160, Stn. D, VallCO<JV8r, B.C., Csnada
VSJ 5G5. (webstte:
http://vNiw.islandnst.comIRoomienter)
5. Xan McCallum.
7. ISSN 0316-1609.
8. OCLC 2248303.
9. Madison; Mllwauk...
10. American HumanitJe8 Index.
11. Room of One'a 0Nn seeks "0 provide a forum where
rtfN( and estabUshed women writers can publish their
creative work."
SAFERE: SOUTHERN AFRICAN FEMINIST REVIEW
1. 1995.
2. '2Jyeat.
3. U.S.: $40; Africa: $35: 21mbsbwe: $160.
4. SAPPHO, Box MP1005, Mt. Pleasanl, Harare,
Zimbabwe.
5. Palricla McFadden.
6. SARIPS, Box MP111, MI. Pleasant, Harare,
Zimbabwe.
7. ISSN 1024-9451.
8. OCLC 34606746.
10. African Publiohlng Review.
11. The aim of SAFERE Is to "provids a platform for the
expreMlon of African feminist views and ideas, to
publish and make visible the writings of African
women, to allow limited space to men who use the
gender con8truct, and to make visible the struggles
and demandsMsions of Aflican women.-
SAGEWOMAN MAGAZINE
1. 1986.
2. Myear.
3. $21. Add $6 for foreign postage. Single coplos:
$6.95, $8.95 (Csnada).
4. _ BBB, Inc., P.O. Box 641, PoinlArena, CA
95468 (shipping addr...: 207 Main St., Point Arena,
CA 95468). (email: info@sagswoman.com) (websile:
http11vNiw.sagswoman.com)
5. Anne Newkirk Niven.
7. ISSN 1068-1698.
8. OCLC 16164078.
9. Madison.
11. "Cefebrating the Goddess In every woman,
Sagewoman is a genUe, uplifting magazine of
women's spirituality and wisdom."
SEX ROLES: A JOURNAL OF RESEARCH
1. 1975.
2. 121ysar.
3. Print sub., per vol., 1999: $44.60 (Indlv.), $347.50
(insl.), $52 (foreign indiv.), $407.50 (foreign Insl.);
electronic sub" per vol., $347.50; $407.50 (foreign);
combined print and electronic sub., per vol.: $435;
$495 (foreign). (webstte: h"p:/IvNiw.catchword.com]
4. K1uwsr Academic/Plenum Publishera, 233 Spring SI.,
New York, NY 10013-1578.
5. SUB ROI8nberg Zalk.
6. Ph.D. Program: Social-Personality Paychology,
Graduate SchOO and UniversKy Center, City University
of New York, 33 Weat 42nd st., New York, NY 10038.
7. ISSN 0360-0025.
9. Eau Claire; Green Bay; La Croue; Madison;
Milwaukee; Oshkosh; Parksids; PIatlevllle; Sheboygan;
Stevens Point; Stout; Waukeeha; Whitewater.
10. Abstraela on Crlmlnology and Penology; AdoIsscent
Mental HeaKh Abslracta; ASSIA: Applied Social
Sciences Index and Abslracls; Child Developmenl
Abslracta and Bibliography; COntemporary Soclclogy;
Current Contents; Current Index to Journals In
Education; Excerpta Medica; Family Planning
Perspectives; Health Instrument File; Higher
Educallon Abstraels; Human Sexuality Update; The lSI
Alerling Servtc88; Menial HeaKh Abstraels; New
Society; Preview: The Family Media Journal;
Psychological Abstracls; Referatlvnyi Zhumal; Sage
Family Studies Abstracts; School Organization and
Management Abstracts; Social S<:Ience Index; Social
Scisearch; Social Work R....rch & Abslraels;
Sociological Abslracls; Soclclogy of Education
Abslracls; The SIECUS Repor1; Studios on Women
Abslracts; Women's Studios IndeX.
11. Sex Roles: A Journal of Research It a publishes
original research and theoretical articles concerned
with the underlying prOCBB888 and conBBqUBnces of
gender role aooializallon, perceptions, and attitudes.
TopIc81nciude devek>pmental, cognitive, and social 
personality faclors In childhood; child-rearing
practices, family organization, and parental behaviors
and attitudes; social Influences; acquisition,
maintenance, and Impact of stereotypes; &OCtal
contexts; adulthood life stage concern. and social
poilclos and practlcsa; effects of contemporary social
change; social, economic, Segal, and political systems
and poIlcles; employment and work environments;
personal and Interpersonal relatlon8hlps; sexual
preference; victimization; health concerna; and
research methodologicaliRUM. SUbmlasion of
papers that address gender role socialization and
cultural, racial, ethnic, and cla... diver8ity are
encouraged. The journal also publiahes cmul
revSews of research and book reviews.
SIGNS: JOURNAL OF WOMEN IN CULTURE AND SOCiETY
1. 1975.
2. 4/year.
3. $27 (students, with copy of 1.0.), $31 (Indlv. NWSA
members), $38 (indiv.), $133 (inst.). Add $6 for
foreign postage (Canada: add 7% GSTto subscription
price). Single coplos: $8.50 (Indiv.), $31.75 (insl.).
Vola. 1-10 available from Periodical Setvices Co., 11
Main SI., Germantown, NY 12526.
4. Signs, The University of Chicago Pr..., Journals
Division, P.O. Box 37005, Chicago, IL 60637.
(Shipping addr...: 207 Main St., Point Arena, CA
95468.) (email: subscrlptlons@joumals.uehlcago.sdu)
(webslle:
h"p:/IvNiw.journals.uehlcago.sduiSlgnslhoms.html)
5. Csrolyn Allen & Judith A. Howard.
6. Box 354345, Unlv. of Washington, Sea"le, WA
98195-4345. (smail: algns@U.washlngton.sdu)
7. ISSN 0097-9740.
8. OCLC 1382818 & 7288933.
9. Baraboo; Fox Valley; Green Bay; Eau Claire; La
Cr,,",,; MadlllO!l; Marathon Co.; Marinette Co.;
Marahfleld; Milwaukee; Oahkoah; Parkslde;
PIa"eville; Richland Center; River Falla; Rock Co.;
Stevena Point; Stoul; Superior; Waukesha;
Whllewater.
10. America; Hiatory and Life; American Humanities
Index; Current Contents;H~torlcalAbstracts;
Modem Language Abstracta; Psychological
Abstracts; Social Science Cllation Index; Social
Science Index; Sociological Abstracta; Women
ShJdies Abstracta; Women's Studies Index.
11. Featureartlc~:research; revleYi essays; reports;
book reviews; letters/comments; archival notes.
SINISTER WISDOM: A JOURNAL FOR THE LESBIAN
IMAGINATION IN THE ARTS & POLITICS
1. 1976.
2. 3Iyear.
3. $20 (1ndIv.), $33 (insl.), $50-$200 (suolalning), $8 
$15 (hardahip), $25 (foreign, indiv.), $40 (Ganada,
lnat.), $46 (othar foreign, Inol.). Single copies: $6.
Free to women in pri800S and mentallnstituUons.
4. P.O. Box 3252, Berkeley, CA 94703.
5. Margo Merca<liea Rivera; wHh~59:Akiba Qnllda-
SIl<wola.
7. ISSN 0196-1853.
8. OCLC 3451636.
9. Eau Claire; Madison.
10. AHernaIive Pr.... lndex; Directory of Women'a Media;
Women'a Studies Index.
11. "A joomal for the lesbian Imagination In Ilierature, art,
and potHlcal theory."
SISTER NAMIBIA
1. 1989.
2. 6Iyear.
3. Namibia: N$45, N$20 (atu<lenta/unemployed);
elaewhere In Africa: US$14 or R70; rest of the work!:
US$30.
4. P.O. Box 40092, Windhoek, Namibia. (email:
aiaterC!l.lafrica.com.nal
5. Edllorlal Collective.
7. 1026-9126.
8. OCLC 29552869.
9. Madison.
10. The African Boo!< PUbliahlng Record; lnemational
African InsUtute Apex 96; International Women's
Media Foondation Dlractory 1996; Prodder - The
Southern African Development Directory.
11. Sister Namibia aims at "challenging tlructures and
atereotypes that oppr... and divide women."
SISTERSONG: WOMEN ACROSS CULTURES
1. 1992
2. 3Iyear.
3. $16 (lndiv.), $28 (Inal.). Foreign: $24. Single copies:
$6.
4. P.O. Box 7405, Pittaburgh, PA 15213. (webslle:
~:liYNNI.alatersong.orgJ
5. Valerie Staata.
7. ISSN 1063-214X.
8. OCLC 25929461.
9. Madison.
10. American Humanities Index.
11. Sistersong seeks to "explore the conditions of
contemporary women's lives, across cultures,
through literary and visual arts." Sister80ng is a 000 
aca<lIemlc, theme joomal, working wHh auch themes
XXIll
as friendship, travel, dwellings, identity, work, body,
memory, handwork, etc., and publiohea fICtion, poetry,
journal entrie6, memoirs, experiential euaya and
~tters,translations, photograpM, prints, line drawings,
etc.
SOCIAL POLITICS: INTERNATIONAL STUDIES IN GENDER,
STATE & SOCIETY
1. 1994.
2. 3I'(ear.
3. $28 (Indiv.), $10 (atudenta), $50 (Inat.); UK& Europe:
?19 (Indiv., ), ?7 (students), ?33 (Inat.). Single copies:
$11 (Indiv.), $19 (Inal.); UK & Europe: ?7 (indiv.),
?13 (Inat.). Studenta: pleaaelnelude copy of current
10.
4. North Amarica: Oxford Univ. Pr., Joomala Sub. Depl.,
2001 Evaf11l Rd., Gary, NC 27513 (email:
Inlordera@OOp.uaa.orgl; elsewhere: Oxford Univ. Pr.,
Joumala Customer Serv., Great Clarendon St., Oxford
OX2 6DP England. (email: Inl.ordera@OOp.co.uk)
(webslle: h"p:liYNNI.oop.co.uklaocpel)
5. Barbara M. Hobson, Sonya Michel, Ann Sho!a Orloff.
8. U.S. & canada: Social Politics, c/o Ann Orloff, Depl. of
Sociology, Northwestern Univ., 1810 Chicago Ave.,
Evanaton, IL 60206-1330. (email: aoclo@nWU.edul;
International: Barbara M. Hobson, Sociology Dept.,
Stockholm Univ., 10691 Stockholm, Sweden. (email:
barbara.hobson@aoclology.au.ae).
7. ISSN 1072-4745.
8. OCLC 28959388.
9. Madison; Milwaukee.
10. Current Contenta/Soclal & Behavioral Sclencea;
Historical Abstracta and America: Hiatory and Life;
Intemational Bibliography of Periodical Uerature;
Political Science Abstracts; Research Alert; Sodal
Planning/Policy & Development Abstracta; Social
S<:iSearch; Soc1ok>gical Abstracts; Studlea on Women
Abstracts; Women's Resources International.
11. Social Politics: International Studies in Gender, State
& Society ....eatures articles on gender and social
pelicy, cllizenahlp, and the rote of the family;
interdisciplinary, international, concerned primarily with
gender studies but also covers histOfY, sociology,
pelilical aclenee, economlca, phlloaophy, and law."
SOJOURNER: THE WOMEN'S FORUM
1. 1975.
2. 12/year.
3. $21 (Indiv.), $31 (Inat.), free to prtIlO!lera. Add $10 for
foreign postage. Single copies: $3 ($5 before 1991).
Add $2.50 poet. & handling, ptus $.50 for each
a<ldilionallaaue. Available on 4-track caaaette tape for
blind and print-Impaired women.
4. Sojourner: The Women's Forum, P.O. Box 3000,
Denville, NJ 07634.
5. Stephanie Poggi.
6. 42 Soaverna Ave., Boston,. MA 02130. (email:
sojoom@tlac.nat) (webaile:
Mp:liYNNI.tlac.neUuaera/aojoom)
7. ISSN 0191-8699.
8. OCLC 4656277.
9. MadillO!l; Oahkoah.
10. UniversHy Microfilms, Ann Arbor, MI; Women Studies
Abstracts.
11. "Feminist social and political analysis, news, and
arts/cultural coverage."
SPEAK OUT I TAURII KHULUMANI
1. 1987.
2. 4/year.
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3. Africa: US$30; Zimbabwe: Z$16; Asia: US$?;
Europe: US$4O; elsewhere: US$50.
4. Box 135, Harare, Zimbabwe.
5. Noel Muzondo.
8. OCLC 21359581.
11. The aim of Speak Out I Taurll Khulumanlls "to
promote the social, legal, economic and pomlcal
advancement of women In Zimbabwe through the
collection and dissemination of informaUon. N
TEEN VOICES MAGAZINE
1. 1888.
2. 4lyear.
3. $19.99. Canada: US$24; other foreign: please call
617-426-5505. Single copiee: $5.
4. Teen Votces, P.O. Box 12()'o27, Booton, MA 02112 
0027. [email: womenexp@teenvolces.coml[webs"e:
http://wHN.teenvolces.com)
5. AJiaon Amoroso.
7. ISSN 1074-7494.
8. OCLC 26441888.
11. "Teen V0k:e8~an Interactive, educational forum that
challenges medla Images of women and serves a6 a
vehJcIe of change, Improving young women's social
and economic status. Teen Voices provides an
Intelligent alternative to the glitzy, gossipy fashion?
oriented publications that too often exploit the
InsecuriUes of their young audience. Teen Voices is
the premier national magazine written by young
women, pubfishlng their authentic voices. Teen
Volees encouragee expre68fon, not suppression - it
honors the senslbllitle6, ideals, hopes, fears, anger,
joy, and experientlallnsight8 of teenage and young
adultwomen.-
TESSERA
1. 1982.
2. 2Iyear.
3. $15 Cdn. (Indlv.), $24 Cdn. (Inst.); add $4 Cdn.
International postage (U.S.) or $6 Cdn. (overseas).
Single copies: $10. Add $1.26 Cdn. (Indlv.), $1.68
Cdn. (Insl.), $.70 Cdn. (single Issues), GST.
4. Tessera, clo Julie Murray, 350 Stong College, York
University, 4700 Keele SI., North Yorl<, Ontario M3J
lP3 Canada.
5. Ed"orlal Collective.
6. Teasera, clo Lianne Moyea, D4partmentd'~tudea
anglaises,Unlver8it~deMontr~al,CP6128,
Succursale centre-ville,Montr~al,Quebec H3C 3J7,
Canada.
7. ISSN 0840-4631.
8. OCLC 20493998.
9. Madison.
10. Canadian Periodlcalln<fex; Canadian Women's
Periodlcalln<fex (CRIAW, Faculty of Extension,
University of Alberta); MLA International Bibliography.
11. "A bilingual (French, English) periodical, Tessera was
begun to publish the theoretical and experimental
writing ofQ~otseand Engllsh-Canadlan
femlnllts In the form of creative and critical texts that
cr068 genre boundartea."
13TH MOON: A FEMINiST LITERARY MAGAZINE
1. 1973.
2. llyear.
3. $10 (lndlv.), $20 (Inst.).
4. 13th Moon, English Dept., SUNY-Albany, Albany, NY
12222.
5. Jud"h E. Johnson.
7. ISSN 0094-3320.
8. OCLC 2587697.
9. Madison; Milwaukee.
10. ALTA; American Humanities Index: Index of American
Periodical V....; MLA International Bibliography;
Poem Finder.
11. Fealur..theoretical and critleal artk:leo, poetry, flcIlon,
art, reviewa, and translatloot of women's writing.
"13th Moon Is the otdIest oontInuously publlahed
feminist literary magazine of thole founded In the
1970's revival of feminism. tts field of scholarship Is
'"erature and graphlo.rt by contemporary women ... ."
13th Moon provides a forum for malnl often
neglected by the larger cuKure which doea not bear
women'. concema in mind, and by translatora of
foreign Iangulljj<lIKeratur..who overlook the wor1< of
contemporary women writers. tt~committed to
publishing the wor1< of minority women, lesbians, and
women of ootor, and has publlehed "...? large selection
of writers who are either "newforma'~sor
experlmentallsta..."
TRADESWOMEN MAGAZINE: A MAGAZINE FOR WOMEN IN
BLUE-COLLAR WORK
ceased publication.
TRANSFORMATIONS: THE NEW JERSEY PROJECT
JOURNAL
1. 1990.
2. 2Iyear.
3. $15 (Indlv.), $40 (Inol.). Foreign, add $10 (surface),
$20 (.Ir mall).
4. PaUla Rothenberg, Director, The NewJeraey Project,
Matelson 110, William Pater&OO College, Wayne, NJ
07470. [email: njproject@wpc.wilpaterson.edu)
(weba"e:
hKp:llwHN.wilpaterson.edulwpcpageoflClplnjp)
5. Kathleen Fowler & eonotance Crawford..
6.Kath~nFowler or Constance Crawford, Ramapo
College of N.J., 505 Ramapo Valley Rd., Mahwah, NJ
07430. (email: kfowler@ram.po.eduOf
ccrawford@ramapo.edu or
transformalions@ramapo.edu)
7. ISSN 1052-5017.
8. OCLC 22296121.
9. Madison.
10. Alternative PreM Index; Gay & 1Mbian Abttractl:
Sociological Abstracta.
11. "Transformatlono provides scholarly artlolea, both
theorellcal and practical, that help faculty at aH levela
to integrate issues of gender, race, claM, and culture
into the curriculum. Book reviewa, Iytlabl, and
resource lists are also Included."
THE TRIBUNE
1. 1976.
2. 4lyear.
3. North Amerloa: $12; Europe, Australia, NewZealand,
Japan: $16; free to Africa, AsIa, the Pacific, latin
America, the Caribbean and the Middle Eaot. Single
copiee: $3.
4. IWTC, 777 Unlled Nation. Plaza, New Yorl<, NY
10017. lemall: Iwtc@lgc.apc.org or wink@lgc.apc.orgj
[webs"e: hftp:llwHN.womenlnk.org)
5. Anne S. Walker.
7. ISSN 0736-9779.
8. OCLC 8339405.
9. Madison.
11. 'The Tribune Is a women and development quarterly.
It is a clearinghouse of informaUon on women', fslues
and concerns, with a focus on the global south."
TROUBLE AND STRIFE: A RADICAL FEMINIST MAGAZINE
1. 1982.
2. 21yaar.
3. ?6.501$11 (unwaged Indlv.), ?8.501$15 (Britain &
Ireland, Indiv.), ?10/$16 (Europa, Indiv.), ?13/$21
(reat of world, Indiv.), ?251$40 (Inland Iolll.), ?351$60
(overeeaalnlll.). PIe..e pay by Inlernatlonal money
order outalde the U.K
4. P.O. Box 8, DIaa, Norfolk 1P22 3XG, England.
5. EdKorial Collective.
8. OCLC 16406843.
9. Madiooo.
11. "Publication of readabJe and Insightful artlcle6 on
areas of current concern within radical ferniniam. To
record the history of the current wave of feminism
worldwide."
TULSA STUDIES IN WOMEN'S LITERATURE
1. 1982.
2. 21year.
3. $12 (Indiv.), $14 (Inal.), $10 (allJdenl, with copy of
10), $15 (foreign, indiv.), $16 (foreign, Inst). Single
copleo: $7, $8 (foreign). Oklahoma residents, please
a<ld 8% sales tax.
4. TSWL, UniversKy of Tulsa, 600 South College Ave.,
Tuloa, OK 74104-3189. (emali: Iinda 
frazief@utulaa.edu)
5. Holly A. Laird.
6. EdKor, TSWL, The UniveraKy of Tulsa, 600 South
College Ave., Tulsa, OK 74104.
7. ISSN 0732-7730.
8. OCLC 8426594.
9. Eau Claire; La Crosse; Madi6Ofl; oahkosh;
WhKewater.
10. Academic Abstracta (ESSCO); Book Review Index;
HumonKies Index; MLA International Bibliography;
Modem Humanities Research AMoclation Annual
Bibliography of Engliah Language and LKerature;
Women Studies Abstracta; Women'a Studies Index.
11. "TulN Studies In Women's literature tI "a scholarty
journal that publishes articles, noles, archival
research, and revie'Na dealklg with the life and work
of women vn-itera of every period and In all
languages.'"
U.S..JAPAN WOMEN'S JOURNAL: ENGLISH SUPPLEMENT
1. 1991.
2. 21yaar.
3. $35 (Indiv.), $70 (Inst.). Foreign, add $5.
4. Josai Center In Riverside, c/o Extension Center, Univ.
of California, Riverside, 1200 University Ave.,
Riverside, CA 92507.
5. Yoko Kawashima, NOfiko Mizuta.
7. ISSN 1059-9770.
8. OCLC 24838451.
11.U.S.~JapanWomen's Journal focuses ()(\ "Japanese
Women', Studies, Asian Women', Studies and
comparative studies of women." It fOlter, ''the
exchange of achclarahlp on women and gender
between the U.S., Japan and other countrtea."
UNCOVERINGS
1. 1981.
2. 11year.
3. $18, plus $2 ahlpplng & handling; add $.75 per each
a<ldKlonaI copy.
4. AmerIcan Quill Study Group, 35" & Holdrage St.,
Ealll Campua Lcop, P.O. Box 4737, Lincoln, NE
~737.(email: aqag@juno.com) IwebaKe:
hllp:llcatsis.weber.eduJaqagl
5. Virginia Gunn.
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6. Virginia Gunn, 819 Quinby Ava., Woooler, OH 44691.
7. ISSN 0227.0628 (ISBN 1-817859-07-9).
8. OCLC 7495216.
9. Madiooo; State Historical Soctety.
10. AmerIca: History and Life; ARTBibliographies;
Blbliogrephy 01 the History of Art; CIcIhing and Textile
Alto Index; Historical Abstracts; MLA International
Bibliography; SOCIollogIcaI Abstracts.
11. "The purpoM of Uncovert!lS!! 10 to COfI'( out AQSG'a
mlt8ion to encourage, preaent, and preeerve liOCurate
research on quiltl, quilt making and related textHea,
and to provide an acceaaible, enriching connection
from the past to the future."
VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN
1. 1995.
2. 121year.
3. $154 (Indiv.), $372 (Inst.). Add $8 for foreign postage.
Single copleo: $15 (Indiv.), $33 (inaI.). Add $8 for
foreign postage.
4. The Americas: Sage Publlcatlone, Inc., 2455 Tolief
Rd., Thousand oak., CA 91320; U.K, Europa, the
Middle East and Africa: Sage Pube. Ltd., 8 Bonhlli SI.,
London EC2A 4PU, UnKed Kingdom; India & South
AsIa: Sage Pube. India Pvt. LTD., P.O. Box 4215 New
DeIhl, 110 048 India. (ernall: order@aagepUb.com)
(webeite:htlp:/~.aagepub.com)
5. Claire Renzettl.
6. Violence Agaln.t Women, lJejlI. 01 SocIoIIogy, SI.
Joseph'a Univ., Philadelphia, PA 19131.
7. ISSN 1077-8012.
8. OCLC 30869194.
9. Madison, River Falla.
10. AppIIe<l SOCial Sctencea Index &~a;ertmlnal
JuIlllce Abotracta; CrIminal JuIlllce PeriocIIcat Index;
Family Studies Database; Index to PeriocIIcat Articles
Relaled to Law; Indian Paychologlcol_aand
Reviews (IPAR); linguistics and Language Behavior
Abstracta (LLBA); Penology & PotIce Sctenoe
_a;Periodlcsllalamlca; Paycholloglcel
Abstracta; PaychINFO; PaychLlT; Riak Abstracta;
Sage Family Studies Abstract.; SocIoI PIannIngJPoIIcy
& Development Abstracta (SOPODA); SOCiological
Abstracta (SA); Studies on Women Abstract.;
Violence & Abuse Abstracta.
WE INTERNATIONAL
1. 1978.
2. 4/yaar.
3. Canada: $22 (indiv.), $32 (Inlll.); outside Canada: SUS
22 (Indiv.), SUS 32 (Inal.). Single copleo: $8.
4. 577 College SI., SuKe 233, Toronto, Ontarto, MOO
4A2, Canada. [email: weed@>vall.net) (weboIIe:
hl1p:/~.web.neV-weedl
5. lisa Dale.
7. ISSN 0229-4808.
8. OCLC 7966483.
9. Madison.
10. Mernative Preas Index, Canadian Periodical Index;
SOCial Sciences Index; Women Studies Abstract.;
Women'a Studies Index.
11. WE International provides "a forum for femlmet and
environmental communication on IMun related to
development, urban and Nrel planning, heaKh,
ecoIIogy, and social action."
WiSCONSIN WOMEN'S LAW JOURNAL
1. 1985.
2. 2Iyear.
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3. $16 (Indiv.), $30 (Inal.). Single copIea: $15. Special
National Women Law Students Aun. Conference
EdKIon: $6.
4. clo University of Wisconsin lawSc~,975 Bascom
Mall, Madlaon, WI 53706. Back laauea from William
S. Hain & Co., Inc., 1285 Main SI., Buffalo, NY
1420IH987.
5. Jonnlf., R. Schmidt, Molly A. Terwilligar.
6. OCLC 12192424.
9 Green Bay; Madfson; Stevens Polnt; Whitewater.
10. IAC'a Current Law Index; Index 10 Legal Periodlcala;
Weatlaw.
11. 'We e8tabUshed this journal to 8U1taln and enlarge
the forum for discussion of the impa<:1 of law on
women'. lives. We publish 80 that the best of what Is
thought and &aid about women and the law Is no
Iongar Ignc<ed or relegated to a ?apeclallaaoo."'
THE WISE WOMAN
1. 1980.
2. Quartarly.
3. $15. Single copy: $4.
4. 2441 Cordova SI., Oakland, CA 94602.
5. Ann Forfreedom.
7. ISSN: 0S63-119X.
6. OCLC 12067355.
9. State Hlalorical Society.
10. Univerally Mlcrofilma, Ann Arbor, MI.
11. "The Wise Woman's a feminist journal that focuses
on farnlnlat faauea, Goddeaa lore, femlnlsl aplritualKy,
and Farnlnlst WKchcran. Thla journallncluelea
women'l hlalorylheratory, news, analyolo, crKlea1
revlewo, art, poetry, plloloo, cartoono by Bulbul,
excluslve InteMewa, and original research about
witch hUntl, women'l heritage, and women today."
WOMAN AND EARTH (ZHENSHCHINA I ZEMLIA)
1. 1979. (Previous name: Woman and Russia.)
2. l/year.
3. $10 par faaoo. Free copleo lent to women In
RuaalalCIS/NIS and Easlern Europe.
4. SUKe 7F, 467 Central Park Weat, New York, NY
10025. [email: womearth@doraal.orgl[websKe:
http://www.doraal.orgl-womearth)
5. Tatyana Mamonova.
6. OCLC 27724098.
9. Madf&on; Stevens Point.
11, Woman and Earth Is an "international eco-feminist
magazine in English and Runlan." Ita focus is on
women (globally) and Ruasia and the environment,
and it also features art, mualc, dance, poetry and
flcUon, 8a well as gender and health Issues.
WOMAN; CANADIAN WOMEN'S QUARTERLY
NEWSMAGAZINE
1. 1996.
2. 4/year.
3. U.S.: $21; Canada: $12.64.
4. 422 Parliament SI., P.O. Box 82510, Toronlo,
Ontario M5A 3.0.0, Canada. [email:
woman@womannews
5. magazlne.on.caj [email submissions: submlssion@
6. womannewamagazine.on,ca) (website:
http:'hWN.womannews magazlne.on.cal
7. Elizabeth Scott.
6. ISSN 1205-9935.
9. OCLC 38598914.
11,~WomanNewsmagazine is an Information resource
for women, It Is a place of community where
common luue8 are expk>red and discussed; a
celebration of women's contrtbutlont; to the aearch for
ans'Ners In a complex world:
WOMANIST THEORY AND RESEARCH
1. 1984.
2. 2/year.
3. $11 (Indiv.), $33 (Inll.). Foreign: $44. Single copIeo:
$4.
4. The InlIKute for African?Amarican Studleo, Univ. of
Georgia, 164 Paychclogy Bldg., Athena, GA 30602?
3012. [email: layli@archeo.uga.edu)[websKe:
http://www.uga.edu-womanlsl)
5. Barbara A. McCalkill, Layll Phillips.
7. ISSN 1077-0360.
8. OCLC 36872419.
11. "Womanlst Theory and Research ts a biannual, peer 
edited, Interdisciplinary, intercultural, international
journal on women of color. Reflecting womanlat
Inclualvity, WTR provlde8 a forum for exchanging
feminist research, theory, and Ideae among women of
color scholars and students In the humanities, social
sclenceo, education, theology, law, medicine, poIKIco,
librarlanshlp, journal/sm, art, Information technologies,
and telecommunications.?
WOMAN'S ART JOURNAL
1. 1980.
2. 2/year.
3. $16 (Indiv.), $25 (Inal.), plua $4 aurface rate or $9 air
rale for foreign pootage. Single copIea: $6.
4. Woman's Art Inc., 1711 Harris Rd., laverock, PA
19036-7206.
5. Elaa Honig Fine.
7. ISSN 0270-7993.
6. OCLC 6497852.
9. Green Bay; Madison; PlattevilJe; Stevena Point;
Superior.
10. Art Index; Artblbllographlea; Artl & HumanKIeo CKaiion
Index (lSI); Bibliography of the History of Art (6HA);
University Mlcrofilrms, Ann Arbor, MI; Women's
Studlea Index.
11. Critical articles and reviews pertaining to women In the
visual arts. 'We are Interested In a re-Interpretatlon of
art history from our new awarenet.s as women""
Woman's Art Journal is a vehlck! for the exchange of
ideas and for honest criticism."
WOMEN: A CULTURAL REVIEW
1. 1990.
2. 3Iyear.
3. ?26 (Indiv., UK, EU and reat of world), ?120 (Inal., UK,
EU & real of world), $50 (Indiv., US), $198 (insl., US).
4. Routledge Journals, Taylor & Francll ltd., Cuatomer
Services Dept., Rankine Rd., Baaingstoke, Hampshire,
RG24 6PR, UnKed Kingdom. [email: routledge@
carfax.co.uk or info.journals@routledge.co.uk)
[websKe: hllp:/Iwww.roulledge.com)
5. lsobel Armstrong, Helen Carr & laura Marcus.
6. Women: A CuKural Review, c/o Dept. of Engllah,
Birkbeck College, Malet SI., London WC1 E 7HX,
England.
7. ISSN 0957-4042.
8. OCLC 22349229.
9. Madlaon.
11. 'Women: A Cultural Review 18 a new inrtlalive In
feminist thought and culture. It explores the role and
representation of women in arts and cutture, past and
present, taking up the challenging debates on sexuality
and gender."
1983.
2Jyear.
$14 (IOOIv.), $25 (Inat.). Add $3 postage (canada), $8
for other foreign postage. Back _:$9 (IOOIv.),
$15 (inat.); alngle copiies: $7 (In<liv.), $12.50 (Inst.).
WOMEN & CRIMINAL JUSTICE
1. 1989.
2. 4Iyear,
3. $45 (IOOIv), $65 (Inat.), $165 (libr. & aubscriptlon
agenc""'). Canada: add 30%, plua another 7% G&S
tax (GST NR129786984); other foreign: add 40%.
4. The Haworth Pre&&, Inc., 10 Alice St., Bllljjhamton,
NY 13904.
5. Donna C. Hale, Ph.D.
6. Donna C. Hale, Dept. of Criminal Juatlce, 210 Horton
Hall, Shlppenaburg Unlv., Shlppenaburg, PA 17257 
2299.
7. ISSN 0897-4454.
8. OCLC 17501958.
9. Madlton; PlaUeville.
10. A1temollve Pr... In<lex; Afrlean Urben & Reglonat
Sc!ance In<lex; BUBL Infonmallon ServIce; CNPIEC
Raference Guide: Chinese National DlrectOf)' of
Fore1gn Periodlcala; Contemporary Women's lasues;
Criminal Justice Abstracts; Crimlnat Juatlce
Periodlcalln<lex; Family Stud"'" Database (online
aOO CD/ROM); Family VIOlence & Sexual As..ull
BuIleUn; 162: In<lex to Periodical Artlc"'" Related to
Law; INTERNET ACCESS: Bulleiln Board for
Libraries, INTERNET, JANET, at al.; National
Criminal Justice Reference Service; PAIS Bulletin;
Periodlca lafamlca; Sage Public Administration
AbGtracts; Social Planning/Policy & Development
AbGtracla (SOPODA); Social Sciences In<lex; Social
WOf1< AbGtracts; Soclologlcat AbGtracts (SA); Studies
on Women Abltract8; VIOlence and Abuae Abstracts;
Women Stud"'" Abstracts; Women's Stud"'" In<lex.
11. 'Women & Criminal Juatlce Is the only periodical
devoted specifically to Interdlaclpllnary aOO
Intemollonal lIChoiarily r....rch aOO criminal Juallce
p<actIce dealing with all areas of women aOO criminal
Justice."
WOMEN & HEALTH
1. 1976.
2. 4Iyear.
3. $50 (iOOiv.), $85 (Inaf.), $300 (lib.). canada: add
30%, then 7% GST (GST NR129786984), ou1alde
U.S. & canada: add 40%.
4. The Haworth Pr..., Inc., 10 Alice St., Billjjhamton,
NY 13904-1580. [emali:
getinfo@lhaworthp<e&&lnc.coml [webolte:
h!tp:flVNNi.haworthp<...lnc.comJ
5. Jeonne M. Stellman.
6. School of Public Healih, Columbia Univ., 600 West
168th st., New YOf1<, NY 10032.
7. ISSN 0363-0242.
8. OCLC 2337206.
9. Eeu ClaIre; Green Bay, Madlaon; MilwaUkee;
Oshkosh; Parkalde; PlaUeville; Stevens Point;
Whllewater.
10. AbGtracta in Social Gerontology: Academic
AbGtractolCD-ROM; Academic Search (EBSCO
Database); BUBL Infonmatlon Service; Behavioral
Medicine AbGtracts; BIology D1geat; c/o CAB
InternatlonaVCAB ACCESS; CINAHL; CNPIEC
Reference Guide: Chinese D1rectOf)' of Foreign
Periodlcala; Child Development Abstracts &
Bibliography; comblnad Heallh Infonmatlon Database
(CHtP); Contemporary Women's lasues; Criminal
Justice AbGtracts; Current Contents: Clinical
Medicine/Life Sciences; Excerpta MedicalSecondary
Publlshilljj DivtIlon; Family Stud"'" Database (online
& CD-ROM); Family Violence aOO Sexual Aasauli
Bulleiln; Gen<lerWalch CD/ROM; General Science
In<lex; General Science Source (EBSCO database);
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Health Management Information Service (HELMIS),
Health Source (EBSCO); Health Source P1ln
(EBSCO); HeallhSTAR; Higher Education AbGtracta;
H08p11alaOO Healih Admlnlatratlon In<lex; 162
International Bibliography of PeriOOlealliterature;
In<lex MedlcuoiMEDLlNE; In<lex to Periodical Articles
Related to Law; IOOuatrial Hygiene DIgest; Instllute for
ScientifIC Infonmatlon; INTERNET ACCESS; Bullelln
Board for Libraries, INTERNET, JANET, at sl.;
MaaterFILE (EBSCO); Mental Heallh Abatracta (online
through DIALOG); NIAAA Alcohol aOO Alcohol
Problema Sc!ance Database (ETOH); National Cenler
for Chronic DiMaae Prevention & He3Itth Promotion
(NCCDPHP); ONS Nursllljj Scan In 0nc0I0gy 
NMCOG'a Women'a Heallh Nurollljj scan;
Papillornavlruo Report; Periodical AbGtracta, R....rch
1;__ta, R....rch 2; PeriodIcal
AbGtracta Select; POPLlNE; Population In<lex:
Paychologlcal AbGtracla (PaychINFO); Public AIIalra
Information ServIce Bulletin (PAIS); Referalivnyl
Zhurnal (Abstracts Journal of the Institute of ScientifIC
Infonmatlon of the Republic of Ruasla); SOMED
(Social Medicine Dalabase); Sage Family Stud"'"
Abslracta; Social Planning/Policy & Development
Abslracts (SOPODA); Social Science Cliatlon IOOex;
Social Sctence Source; Social Sciences Index; Social
WoO< Ab4tracts; Studies on Women Abstracts;
Women Studies Abatracla; Women'a Healihbeal;
Women's Slud"'" In<lex.
11. Feature articles; research; bibliographies; book
reviews; news and notee.
WOMEN & LANGUAGE
1. 1975.
2. 2/year.
3. $10 (IOOIv.), US$20 (Inst.), US$13 (IOOiv., canada &
Mexico), US$18 (InternatIonaIIOOIv.), $30
(International Ina!.). Silljjle copiIea: $8; $7 for special
iasues. Add US$l.50 for postage (canada & Mexico)
or US$3 (other 11111. maililljj).
4. communication Dept., George Mason Unlv., Fairfax,
VA 22030. lemali: ataylor@gmu.edu)
5. Anlla Taylor.
7. ISSN 8755-4550.
8. OCLC 11313029.
9. Madlaon; Milwaukee; OShkosh; Parkslde.
10. MLA; Women'a Stud"'" In<lex.
11. 'Women & Language is an interdisciplinary research
periodical and newsletter, a&6OCiated with the
organization for the Study of communication
Lalljjuage aOO Gen<ler, which seeka to p<ovIde a
femlnlat forum for those Intereated in communication,
language and gender. It ral8e'l questtoni on the
construction of gender and the interconnecUons
among sex, gender, race, class, and heterosexual
hegemony with regard to symbolic communications
and the impacts of masculinlst communication
paradigms. Women & language wekome8 completed
research, essays, personal narratives, poetry, as well
as work in progress and information sharing on
conferences, pubUcations, and so on. It Includes
contributlona from all dlsclptinea, aOO partlcularily looks
for interdisciplinary work."
WOMEN & PERFORMANCE: A JOURNAL OF FEMINtST
THEORY
1.
2.
3.
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WOMEN & SHELTER: NEWSLETTER OF THE WOMEN &
SHELTER NETWORK OF HABITAT INTERNATIONAL
COALITION
1. 1990
WOMEN & POLITICS
1. 1980.
2. 4/year.
3. $40 (Indiv.), $90 (Inol.), $300 (lib.). Canada: add 30%
& then 7% G & S tax (GSTN129786984); oIher
foreign: add 40%.
4. The Haworth Preas, 10 Alice St., Binghamton, NY
13904-1580. [email: getlnfo@haworth.com)
[weblHe: h?p11YNNi.haworth.coml
5. Janet M. Clark.
6. EdHor, Women & Poillica, Janet M. Clark, Dept. of
PoIlllcal Science, State Univ. of West Georgia,
Carroillon, GA 30118.
7. ISSN 0195-7732.
8. OCLC 5661577.
9. La Crosse; Madison; Milwaukee; Oshkosh; River
Falls; Whllewater.
10. ABC PolH1ca1 Science: A Bibliography 01 Contento:
PoHtjcal Science & Government; Academic
AbstractalCD-ROM; Academic Index (online);
Academic Search (EBSCO); America: Hiotory & Life;
BUBllnformatlon Service; CNPIEC Reference
Guide: Chinese National Directory of Foreign
Periodicals; COmmunicalion Abstracts; Contemporary
Women's 186ues; Current Contents: Clinical
Medicine/life Sciences; Current Legal Sociology;
Expanded Academic Index; GenderWatch CD/ROM;
Handbook of Latin American Studies; Hlolorlcal
Abstractl; IBZ International Bibliography of Periodical
literature; Index to Periodical ArticJes Related to law;
International Poillical Science Abslracto; INTERNET
ACCESS: Bulletin Board for L1brar1e1o,INTERNET,
JANET, etal.; MaolerFILE (EBSCO); PAIS Bulletin;
Periodlca Islamica; Periodical Abstractl, Research 1;
Periodical Abslrecto, Research 2; PoIIIlcal Science
Abslrecto; Social Planning/Policy & Developmenl
Abslracto (SOPODA); Social WOI1< Abstrecto;
Sociological Abslracts (SA); Studies on Wornen
Abstracts; Women Studies Abstracts; Women's
Resources International Abstracts. Women's Studies
Index.
11. Women & Poillica Is "dedicated to uniling the field 01
women's studies with poIl1lcal science, sociology, and
psychology. Interdiaclptlnary In scops, the journal
draws artlcJes from a wide spectrum of
methodlcloglcat approechea, with a comparative
perspective."
4.
2.
3.
5.
7.
8.
11.
2/year.
Receipt of the newsJetter 18 on a membership basis.
Individual memberships are available free to people In
developing countr1e1o. For oIhers, con1ect HIC WAS
Secretariat.
HIC WAS Secretariat, clo Women Advancement
Trull, P.O. Box 5914, Dar es Salaam, Tanzanla.
[email: wa1@tembo.ud.co.lz)
Carla Caslaneda.
ISSN 1014-8000.
OCLC 35251878.
"The NllWlIle?er 01 lhe Wornen & Shetter Network fa
lhe main method of Inlormatlon dlaaemlnatlon and
linkage for the Network. Initlative centres., Reference
centres and th<l Secretariat dlaaemlnate thetr news
through lhe publication, while the Secretariat
disseminates International newa and netwoOc: news,
and oIher relevamlnlormatlon lor members (evems,
documents, etc.)."
WOMEN & THERAPY
1. 1982.
2. 4/year.
3. $45 (Indiv.), $120 (Inol.), $275 (lib.). Canada: add
30% plus another 7% G&S tax (GST NRl29786984);
add 40% lor oIher foreign postage.
4. The Haworth Pre.., 10 Alice St., Binghamton, NY
13904-1580. [email: getlnlo@haworthpreaalnc.com)
[webslle: h?p:/IYNNi.haworthpreaslnc.com)
5. Marcia HIli, Ellyn Kaschak.
6. Ellyn Kaschak, Wornen & Therapy, lnat. For Feminist
Training, 6114 La Salle Ave., N299, Qaldand, CA
94611.
7. ISSN 0270-3149.
8. ocLC 6394106.
9. Eau Claire; Madison; Milwaukee; Oshkosh; River
Falls; Stout; Waukesha.
10. Abstracts of Research In Pastoral Care and
Counseling; Academic AbstractalCD-ROM; Academic
Index (online); Memalive Preoa Index; BU8L
Information service; Behavioral Medicine Abstracts;
CNPIEC Reference Guide: Chlnaae National Directory
01 Foreign Periodlcalo; Conlemporary Women's
I..ues; Currem Conlento: Clinical Medicine/life
Sclencea (OC: CM/LS) Digest 01 Neurollogy &
Paychlalry; Expanded Acadlemic Index; Family Studies
Database (online & CD-ROM); Fernily Violence &
Sexual Aoaaull Bulletin; GenderWatch CD/ROM;
Heallh Source; Heallh Source Plua; Higher Educallon
Abstracto; IBZ International Bibliography of Periodical
Lllerature; Index to Periodical Articiea Relaled to Law;
INTERNET ACCESS: Bulletin Board for L1brar1e1o,
INTERNET, JANET, et al; Mental Heallh Abstraets
(online through DIALOG); ONS Nurolng scan In
OncoIogy?NAACOG's Women's Heallh Nurolng Scan;
PASCAL Inlematlonal Bibliography T205: Periodical
Abstracts, Research 1; Periodical Abstractl, Research
2; Paychologlcal Abstracts (& PaycINFO); Published
International literature on Traumatic Stress (the
PILOTS Dalabase); Sage Family Studies Abslracls;
Social WOI1< Abslracto; Sociological Abstracta; Studies
on Women Abstracts; VIOlence and Abuse Atmracte;
Women Studies Abstrects; Women's Siudies Index.
11. 'Women and Therapy Ie lhe only proleaalonal journal
that focu8e8 entirely on the complex Interrefation,hlp
between women and the therapeutic experience. The
joumallo devoted to deacriptive, theoretical, clinical,
emptrlcal, and muilicullural perapectlvea on the toptc 01
women and therapy. Wornen comprlae the
overwt1elmlng majorlly 01 cllenlsln therapy. Yet there
has been little emphaole on this area In the training of
Women & Performance Pro/eel, Inc., NYUmsch
Schoof of the Arts, Dept. of Performance Studies;
721 Broadway, 6th Floor, New YOI1<, NY 10003.
[email: women@echonyc.comllwebsHe:
h?p:/IYNNi.echonyc.comi-womenlj
EdHorial Collective.
ISSN 0704-770X.
OCLC 9855579.
Madison; Parkslde.
Alternative Preas Index; The left Index; MLA
Imernatlonal Bibliography; Women's Studies Index.
'Women & Performance l& a feminist journal devoted
to the study of theater, dance, film, musJc, video,
ritual and performance art. It indudes dJscus.slons of
femlnlel aesthetics, photo ....ya, Interviews,
historical material, reviews and scripta. W&P
encourages dialogue among performers and
theorists."
4.
11.
5.
7.
8.
9.
10.
5.
6.
1.
2.
3.
4.
7.
8.
9.
11.
theraptats or in the professk>nallitemture. Women &
Therapy Is de3lgned to fill this void of information."
WOMEN ARTISTS NEWS BOOK REVIEW
1. 1975.
2. l/year.
3. $4 copy, plua $1.50 polltage.
4. Mldmarch A&60C6., 300 Riverside Or., New YOf1<, NY
10025-5239.
5. SytvIo Moore.
7, IS5N 0149-7081.
8. OCLC 3534670 & 32104108.
9. Madison; Milwaukee; Parkakle.
10. Alternative Pr...lndex; Art Index (England);
ARTblbllographles; HW. Wilson Co. Art Index (print
& electronic): International Repertory of the Literature
of Art; RILA.
11. "Review of relevant books on the art., women artists
and women'. luues."
WOMEN IN FRENCH STUDIES
1. 1993.
2, l/year,
3. U.S. & Canada: $12; oyerse3l: $24; Women in
French members: $15 for vo{ume and newsle"ers.
Single coples: $8 (U.S. & Canada) or $12
(e_re).
4. Women In French Studtes, Adrianna M. Paliyenko,
Oept. of French, Colby College, 4696 Mayflower Hill,
Walerville, ME 04901-8846; for membership forma:
Yolanda Helm, 21 Sunset Lane, The Plalna, OH
45780. (email: ampallye@colby.edu)
5. Adrianna M. Pallyenko,
7. ISSN 1077-825X.
8. OCLC 29631829.
9. Madison.
10. MLA Bibliography.
11. Women in French Studies seeks "to pubtlsh research
on women writing in French, on women in French or
Francophone culture. and other domains of feminist
crillelom,"
WOMEN IN GERMAN YEARBOOK: FEMINIST STUDIES IN
GERMAN LITERATURE & CULTURE
1985.
l/year.
Pieaa.e contact Jeane"e Clausen (addreu below).
Jeane?e Clausen, Oepl. of Moriem Foreign
Languages, Indiana Univ.-Purdue Unlv., Fort Wayne,
IN 4Il805.
Patricia Hermlnghouse, Susanne Zantop.
Susanne Zantop, Dept. of German Studies,
Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH 03755-3511.
[email: lusanne.m.zantop@dartmouth.edu)
ISSN 1058 7446.
OCLC: 12869456.
Eau Claire; Madison; Whilewater.
Women In German Yearbook focuses on "feminist
approaches to all aspects of Gennan literary, CUltural,
and language atudies, Including leaching."
WOMEN IN HIGHER EDlJCATION
1. 1992,
2. 12iyear.
3. $79, $40 (studenta). Canada: $89; elsewhere: $99.
Please prepay.
4. 1934 MonroeSt., Madison, WI 53711-2027. (email:
women@wihe.com) [websile: h"p:/lwww.wihe.com)
5. Mary Dee Wennlger.
7,ISSN1~.
8. 25065894.
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9. Madison.
10. Educalional Resources Information center (ERIC),
11. 'Women In Higher Education almo to enlighten,
encourage, empower, and enrich women on campus
by facilitating the Integrallon of women admInlItra10ra
and faculty, staff and students to I'oin acceptance of
women'a aIy\ell and values on campuo and In society,"
WOMEN IN SPORT & PHYSICAL ACTMTY JOURNAL
1. 1992,
2. 2Iyear,
3. $20, $18 (NAGWS, IAPESGW and WSF membero),
4. Fay Klein, Buatneoa Edilor, Women of DIversIty
Productions, Inc.,5790 N.Park St., Lao Vegas, NV
89129. [emoll: dvraty@aOl.com)(websile:
www.womenofdlveraity.org)
5. Pamela Beehler.
7. ISSN 1063-8161.
8. OCLC 26085230.
9. Madison.
11. "The purpose 01 Women In Sport & Phvaleel Activity
Journal Is to provide a forum for women-eentered
issues and approaches to aport and physical activity."
WOMEN OF NOTE QUARTERLY
1. 1993.
2. 4/year.
3. $20 (Indlv.), $25 (inal,). Add $8 for foreign postage,
Single copies: $6.
4. P.O. 80x 157, Readfield, WI 54969. (email:
yordy@vlvacepr com) [websile:
hIIp:/Iwww.v1vacepr coml
5. Barbara Harbach, Jonalhan Yordy,
7. ISSN 1068-2724.
a. OCLC 27568338.
9. Madison,
10. Inlemationallndex to Muelc Perlodlcals; Muelc Artlele
Guide, Music Index.
II, 'Women of Note Quarterly 10 a joomaIImagazIne 01
hlalorleat and contemporary women compoaero, The
audlenee Includes libraries, muatc achoIara and
pertormera, thooe Interested In women'. social and
poIttleallasues, and all who enjoy _ muatc,"
WOMEN-CHURCH: AN AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF FEMINIST
STUDIES IN RELIGION
1. 1987.
2. 2Jyear.
3. Australla:$22AUD (Indlv.) $4OAUD (Inat.); N<lw
Zealand: $26NZ (indlv.), $43NZ (Inat,);'-e:
$28AUD (Indlv.), $4OAUD (inat.).
4. G.P.O, 80x 2134, Sydney, NSW 1043, Australia; New
Zealand: Women'a Resource Ctr" P.O. 80x 11903,
Ellerslie, Aotearoa, New Zealand. (email:
irenes@compassnet.com.8U)
5. Elaine Lindsay, Camille Paul,
7. ISSN 1Q3().l)139.
11. "Wornen-Church Is a journal devoIed to femlnlom and
religion, II accepts contributions wrttten from a
feminist perapective in any diaclpHne relevant to
religion."
WOMEN'S HEALTH JOURNAL
1. 1987.
2. 4/year.
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AFFILIA
Journal of Women and Social Work
Volume 14, Number 4, Winter 1999
Editorial
397 Feminist "Peacekeepers"
Emma Gross
Articles
400 Helping Clients, Helping Ourselves: A Social Work Agenda
for Achieving Occupational Equity
Margaret Gibelman
417 Ethnic and Lesbian: Understanding Identity Through
the Life-History Approach
Sitar; Brotman and Stavroula Kraniou
439 Battered Women and Their Children: A Public Policy
Response
Judith Owens-Manley
460 Feminist Links, Postmodem Interruptions: Critical Pedagogy
and Social Work
Joan Pennell and Janice L. Ristock
Poetry
482 Accreditation
Josephine Mendez-Negrete
483 The Homecoming Queen
B. KeIth Wilson
488 Book Reviews
Fen.inist Therapy as a Political Acl.
Edited by Marcia Hill.
Reviewed by Mary Bricker-Jenkins
Ballered Women, Children, and Welfare Reform: TIre Ties
That Bind.
Edited by Ruth A. Brandwein.
Reviewed by Norma Jean Profill
514
Communily Building: Ren",oal, Well-being, and Shared
Responsibilily.
Edited by Patricia Ewalt, Edith M. Freeman, and Dennis L.
Poole.
Reviewed by Terry Mizrahi
Coreer Strategies for Women in Academe: Arming Athena.
Edited by Lynn H. Collins, Joan c. Chrisler, and Kathryn
Quina.
Reviewed by Judith G. Gonyea
Hllmane Managed Care?
Edited by Gerald Scharness and Anita Ughtbum.
Reviewed by Jane Isaacs Lowe
Ella Baker: Freedom Bound.
By Joanne Grant.
Reviewed by Alma T. Young
Harnessing the Power of Motherhood: The National Florence Crit 
tenton Mission, 1883-1925.
By Katherine G. Aiken.
Reviewed by Jonathan Fast
The Heart of Intimate Abuse: N",u Interventions in Child Welfare,
Criminal Ju,tice and Hea/lh Selling,.
By Linda G. Mills.
Reviewed by Diana M. Filiano
506 Index
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Connected Scholarship
Emma Gross
Articles
9 Mortgage Lending and Gender
Cynthia K. Sanders and Edward Scanlon
31 Marginalized Epistemologies: A Feminist Approach
to Understanding the Experiences of Mothers
WithHIV
Kntll/een Tangenberg
49 Wayward Girls and Virtuous Women: Social Workers
and Female Juvenile Delinquency in the
Progressive Era
Laura S. Abrams and umra Curran
65 Women and Interracial Cooperation in Establishing
the Good Samaritan Hospital
Iris carlton-LaNey
82 Empowerment Practice: A Focus on Battered Women
Noel Bridget Busch and Deborah Valentine
96 Book Reviews
The Privatization afHuman Services, Volume 1:
Policy and Practice Issues.
Edited by Margaret Gibelman and Harold W. Demone.
The Privatization of Human Seroices, Volume 2: Case Studies hi the
Purchase of Services.
Edited by Harold W. Demone and Margaret Gibelman.
Reviewed by Roslyn H. Cllenresky
Sex and Social Justice.
By Martha C. Nussbaum.
Reviewed by Brenda G. McGowan
Inside tile Academy andO~t:Lesbian/Gay/Qlleer Stlldies
and Social Action .
Edited by janice L. Ristock and Catherine G. Taylor.
Reviewed by Elenie Op!!er
Betty Friedan: Her Life.
By judith Hennessee.
Reviewed by Katherine van Wanner
Notlling Bad Happens 10 Good Girls: Fear of Crime ill
Warnell's Lives.
By Esther Madriz.
Reviewed by Karen K. Kirst-Ashman
From SlIrviving to Thriving: A Therapist's Gllide to
Stage II Recovery for SlIrvivors ofCllildllood Abllse.
By Mary Bratton.
Reviewed by Barbara G. Collins
Economic Dimensions of Gender Inequality: A Global Perspective.
Edited by janet M. Rives and Mahmood Yousefi.
Reviewed by Rlltll A. Brandwein
Fragile Families, Fragile Sollllions: A History of SlIpportive
Services for Families in Poverty.
By Robert Halpern.
Reviewed by Marianne Berry
Lesbian and Gay YOlltll: care and COllnseting.
By Caitlin Ryan and Donna Futterman.
Reviewed by Lallra StevellS
Fast Lives: Women Who Use Crack Cocaine.
By Claire E. Sterk.
Reviewed by Micllele R. Wincllester-Vega
African Journal of
Reproductive Health
VOLUME III, NUMBER I MAy. 1999
3
EDITORIAL
Infertility .nd Women's Reproductive Health in Africa............................... 7
Friday Okonofila
ORIGINAL ARTICLES
Infertility among Yoruba Women: Perceptions on Causes, Treatments andConscquen~,... 13
Winny KOiter-Oyekan
The Impact of Family Planning on WOm<l1'S Lives: FIndings from the Women's Studies Ptoj<ct in
Mali and Zimb.bwe...................................................................................................... 27
Barbant Barndt, Manuu/Qu Konau, Marve/lqus Mhloyi, jane Mut4mhirwa, Monica Fntnds-Chizororo
and Noah Tarubtrtkent and Prisd/lq Ulin
Sexual Behaviour and Perception of AIDS among Adolescent Girls in Benin. Nigeria..................... 39
Unuigbe I. Evelyn and Ogbtitk OsajU
Prevalence of Hep.titis B Surface Antigen .mong Women of Childbearing Age in Lagos, Nigeri....... 45
Aganga-Williams o.M, Akanmu A.S., Minute I, and Njoku 0.5.
Exploring Intersections betwccn Teenage Pregnancy and Gender Violence: Lessons from Zimbabwe...... 51
Caroline Hof and Annemiek Richtm
S.fe Motherhood Needs Assessment, Zambi. 1996 66
jantine jlUohi, Dean S. Phiri and Rebecca Kalwani
Malignant Tumours of the Corpus Uteri in Nigerian. Women.............. 81
fOluftmi Ogunbiyi and Alrinyinka 0. Omigbodun
Di.gnosing Pelvic InfI.mmatoty Disease with Limited Diagnostic Tools in ? Region of Ghana......... 88
WK Bosu and D. Mabey
SHORT REpORTS
Infertile Women in Developing Countries .t Potentially High Risk of HN Transmission............... 98
Mario Samuddine, jorge Bamto, Elena Folgosa, Cebo Mondlane and St4ffan Bergstr/jm
Needle Aspiration .nd Syndromic M.nagement of B.rtholin's Abscess 103
Louis-jacques Van Begatrt
COMMENTS
D<eentralising Posl2bortion Care in Africa: A Call to Action.................................................. 109
Eunice B,..ltman-Amissah, j.E. Taylor, Tntd L. Baird, Debonth L Bil/ingt, Henrima Od;,i-Agyark.,
KttJhlyn RR Ababi. and Florence Quare??pome
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Professional Development Oppo"""ities......................................................................................... 115
INFORMATION FOR AUTHORS................................................................................................................. 124
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Sizoni Ngubane
Gender poa,y In land ref0lIl
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Gendered allell 10 IaIId nod hau,lng In lesoIM
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Who haId,lhe ,hare? Gender dynamk, aod
Pablic work, project, - 1M wemen', Ialtow ""'"
,hare-equity "hem.. in qve,tIoto
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Women In 'Oft,lnKIiolI: breaking grauod
lobbying IOf wo.... IOfmworkers' righI'
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Jackie Sunde """Lksl Gernhollz In brief
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Baphiring women poollhe sub,ldy
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Tebaga Malone
Koren Kallman
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Foreword
Gender and Globalization In Asia II: Representation of
Women In Literature and Arts
Theoretical Overviews
Women, Performance and the Global Stage:
The Case of M. Butterfly
Susan Bennett 1
Invisible Women in Modern Korean Literature: A Postcolonial
Space for Women's Identities
Seong-kon Kim _ _ 13
Regional Papers and Case Studies
Contemporary Women's Voices and the Subjugated Past:
Revisionist Mythmaking and Filipino Expatriate Novel Writing
Cynthia Luz P. Rivera 29
Woman-Characters in Contemporary Chinese Literature
Kuanghan Yang _. _ 65
Women's Status, Participation, Development and Art in Iran
Fatemeh Hashemi 77
Fixing Uncertainties: Producing "National" Culture in an Era of
Globalization-The Terrain of Sexuality in Sri Lanka
Neloufer <k Mel 87
Short Story
My Poor Wife
Hui?kyong Eun ('franslaled by Eun?ok Kim) 107
Play
Drawing the Line
Kyangjoo H. Ryou 121
Viewpoints
Globalization and Asian Women
Yayori Matsui 153
The Power of Reading: Women and the Postmodem in
18th-Century Literature
Sumie Jones 165
Computer Engineering: Engineering What?
Frances Grundy _ 177
Gender and Employment in the Context of Globalization:
Some Facts and Figurea from India
Rina Bhattacharya _ 195
A Muslim Widow: The Practice of Idda, Seclusion and
Mourning in a South Asian Sect
Rehana Ghadially 209
Learning to Fight like a Woman
Helen Baa 225
Book Reviews
Cinema: The Blue Flower of the Thchnoculture
Film Reviews by So?young Kim
Young-ok Kim 239
Women's Speaking, Writing Ihe Body
So-hee Lee 245
About the Contributors 249
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June 1999 Vol. 8
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A Women's Studies Journal
Revue d'Etudes sur les femmes
Keith Louise Fulton and Marilyn Porter
Volume 24.1? Fall/Winter 1999
Editorial
Fyre Jean Graveline
Elaine Power
Jane Helleiner
Michele Ollivier and Wendy Robbins
Natalie Beausoleil
Feature
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Trickster Teaches: Doing Means Being
Done To
Making the Borders Thin: Reflections on
Becoming a Researcher
Toward a Feminist Anthropology of
Childhood
Electronic Communications and Feminist
Activism: The Experience ofPAR-L
L'Activill! physique etla Sante: Le Souci de
/'inc/usion
Entretien avecH~leneDallaire, universitaire
engag~e
Community Voices
Marilyn Porter and Keith Louise Fulton, editors
Keith Louise Fulton and Ann Manicom, editors
Linda Eyre
.Aysan Sev'er
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The Leadership ofWomen: A Conversation
Among Presidents ofMount Saint Vincent
University
Peace Work in Process: Muriel Duckworth,
Leigh Brownhill, Frances Early, Barbara
Roberts, Donna Smyth and Gillian Thomas
After Beijing: Women and Education and
Training in New Brunswick
Exploring The Continuum: Sexualized
Violence by Men And Male Youth Against
Women AndGirls
(continued)
Volume 24.1? Fall/Winter 1999
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Susan Gingell
Janne Cleveland
Danielle Fuller
Susan Cormier
Book Reviews
Ria Julien
RhodaZuk
Marilyn Porter
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Re-visioning the Pregnam Body: Engaging
with Elizabeth MacKenzie's Installation
Radiant Monster
Circle Games: Inscriptions oJthe Child Self
in Gertrude Stein's The World Js Round
Helen Porter's Everyday Survival Stories: A
Literary Encounter with Feminist
Standpoint Theory
un/rans/aloMe: an analogy. perhaps
"Imaginary Spaces"
/n Another Place, Not Here? Dionne Brand
Clara Gutsche: .La Serie des Couvents I The
Convent Series? France Gascon, ed.
Crackrng the Gender Code: Who Rules the
Wired World? - Melanie Stewart Millar;
Women Encounter Technology: Changing
Paflems a/Employment in the Third World
? Swasti Mitter and Sheila Rowbotham, eds.
Contributors to This Issue 140
Contributors Guidelines 142
Directrices aux
collaboratrices et collaborateurs 143
Orderform 144
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Australian FeIninist Studies
Volwne 14 Nwnber 30 October 1999
Editorial 253
Theme: Feminisms, Religions, Cultures, Identities
Guest Editor: Kathleen McPhillips
Introduction KalMan McPhillips 255
The Hard Truth: White Secrets, Black Realities Anne POlitI-Gray 259
The Treasure Chest of Diversity: Contemporary Australian Jewish Women
Respond to Feminism S", Beecher 267
Separate Domains or Hybrid World-view? Women's Liberation and Vimokkha
Spiritual Liberation Zane Ma Rhea 281
Modernity, Rationality and the Problem of Women's Religious
Agency Kathleen McPhillips 293
Reconciling Women: a Feminist Reading of the History of Confession in the
Roman Catholic Tradition Elizabeth Jordan 303
Beyond the Given and the All-giving: Reflections on Women and the
Gift Momy Jay 315
GOd's Excludedness: Beyond Language, Beyond the World: a Levinasian
Reading of Eldrlcs;" Gynailron Frances Gray 333
En-gendered Readings of Healing in the Ancient World: Developing a
Methodological Approach Emine M_ Wainwright 345
Spiritual Subversions Eminc lindsay 357
Non-thematic Articles
Cooking Up a Feast: Finding Metaphors for Feminist Postgraduate
Supervisions Alison Bartlell and Gina Mercer 367
Bad Girls, Bad Reputations: Feminist Ethics and Postfeminism Wendy Parkins 377
Birthing in the Postmodern Moment: Struggles over Defining Maternity Care
Needs Kerreen Reiger 387
Desperate to Survive: Contracting Women's Services in a Region in
Melbourne Ronnie Egan and Leslry Hoalson 405
Beryl Henderson Prize-winning Essay
Rereading Radical Texts: Coonardoo and the Politics of Fiction Cmre Corbou/d 415
Conference Report
'Give Me the Map There', a Review of the Magdalena Aote,roa International
Festival ofWomen's Performance, 21-29 March 1999, Wellington, New
Zealand Adele Chynoweth 425
(continued)
Australian FeIninist Studies
Volwne 14 Nwnber 30 October 1999
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Review Article
The Status ofWomen in Australian Universities: Myths and Realities
Marion Sullwan 427
Reviews
The Spa" Between: Auslralian Women Writing Firtacritidsm (Heather Kerr and
Amanda Nettelbeck (eds)) M'!>'a Cosullo 435
Jamming the Marhintry: Contemporary Auslralum Women Writing (Alison
Bartlett) Deborah Hunn 437
Yielding Gend,,: Frminism, DflonstTUltion and the Histary ifPhilosophy (Penelope
Deutscher) Timmee Grinham 438
Forging /dentilies: Bodies, Gend" and Frminisl Histary Oane Long, Jan Gothard and
Helen Brash (eds)) J'!Y Damousi 440
Purity and Pollution: Gend", Embodimenl and Virtari<ln Medirine (Alison
Bashford) CatJiy Colebome 441
}lurses and Dortars at Work: Rtthinking Prifessional Boundaries (Deidre Wicks)
Eileen Willis 442
Women's Health:P~rhologiraland &ilial Prrsperlwes (Christina Lee) Carol Grbirh 444
Breasts: the Women's Perspective on an American Obsession (Carolyn Laueier)
roni Luxford 445
Rrmaking the Bo&: Rthabililalion and Change (Wendy Seymour) Helen Mrrrirk 446
The Politirs ifReprodUriion: Beyond the Slogans (Rebecca M, Albury) Barbara Baird 447
Managing LiIre a Man: Women and Men in CorporaU Managrment Oudy
Wajcman) Joan Eveline 448
Noticeboard 45 I
Books Received 455
Notes on Contributors 457
Volume Contents and Author Index, Volume 14, 1999
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Feminism, Culture, andMedia Studies/42
Number 42 ? September 1999
5 "Fat Man Walking": Masculinity and Racial Geographies in
James Mangold's Cop/and by Rachel Adams
31 Nostalgia ofthe New Wave: Structure in Wong Kar-wai's Happy
Together by Rey Chow
51 Clueless in the Neocolonial World Order by Gayle Wald
71 Mother Talk: Maternal Masquerade and the Problem of the
Single Girl by E. L. McCallum
97 Machinehead by Richard Rambuss
125 "The Secret's in the Sauce": Dismembering Normativity in Fried
Green Tomatoes by Jeff Berglund
160 Contributors
161 Books Received
163 Index
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Fall 1999 Volume 19, Number 3
Editorial
IMMIGRANT AND REFUGEE WOMEN
by Setk!Arar-Koe, Euy j(//y Chakkalakal, Norrie tk Valencia,
Wenona Giles, June Larkin, Guida Man. Roxana Ng. Maria Wallis 3
Gendering Policy
Gender and Canadian Immigration Policy: A Current Snapshot
Sponsoring Immigrant Women's Inequalities
NAC'S Response to the Immigration Legislative Review Report: "Not Just Numbers...>l
Women as Migrants in National and Global Communities
Canadian Immigration Policy in the Twentieth Century: Its Impact on South Asian Women
The Racialization ofGender in the Social Construction of Immigrant Women in Canada:
A Case Study ofAfrican Women in a Prairie Province
The Gender Guidelines: From Margins to the Centre?
by jenniftr Hyndman
by Sunera TlJobani
by Sede!Arar-Koe
by Audrey Macklin
by Helen RaMon
by Parience E14bor-Idemudia
by Pame14 Fosrer
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Reconstructing lives
Resistance Strategies: Somali Women's Struggles to Reconstruct Their Lives in Canada by Hamdi S. Moha;,ud
The Experiences ofCroatian Women Living in Cooksville, Onrario during the 1930s and 1940s by Mary Va/enrich
Where Do They Belong? The "Fate" ofChinese Immigrant Women by jouphine Fong
Eritrean-Canadian Women: Race, Ethniciry, and Gender by Rahe/Araya Ogbagzy
Diversity and Community: Palestinian Women in Toronto by Caia E. Rothenberg .
Waiting foc "Sharciga": Resettlement and the Roles ofSomali Refugee Women by Neira Kay ["ae/ire, Are/ene Herman,
Faduma A/mudA/im, Hawa Abdu/14hi Mohamed, Y",min Khan, and Lynn Caruso
Immigrant Enclaves and Residential Segregation: Voices of Racialized Refugees by Sylvia Novae
Immigrant Women Workers in the Immigrant Settlement Sector byJo~AnnIII
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Working and Learning
Eritrean Women in Canada: Negotiating New Lives by Armko Marsouka andjohn Sorenson 104
Homeworking: Dream Realized or Freedom Constraint? The Globalized Realiry of
Immigrant Garment Workers by Roxana Ng 110
Employment Experiences ofChinese Immigrant Women: An Exploration ofDiversiry by Guida Man and Vakeie Pmron 115
De-skilling Immigrant Women by Shahrwd Mojab 123
Issues ofRace in Employment Experiences ofCaribbean Women in Toronto by Carl james, Dwaine P142'A
and C/iffirdjansen 129
"That Wasn't Really Me": A Black, Immigrant, Catibbean Woman's Attempt 10
Be/Long in the Academy
We Deserve To Be Counted: Women Visa Students in Canada
Learning English: The Experience ofthe Onward Willow Project
Gendered Violence
RecognizingGender~BasedProsecution in Canada: Are Canada's Guidelines Being
Used Consistendy?
Living and Writing Dislocated Stories ofWomen: A Pan or Apart?
Not in the Numbers: Domestic Violence and Immigrant Women
by MltXine Bramble
by Mareha Donkor
by Swanne Crowe
by Gregory A, Kelson
by Parin A, Dossa
by Susan McDonald
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Fall 1999 Volume 19, Number 3
(continued) IMMIGRANT AND REFUGEE WOMEN
From ranjini@shelteredspace.ca
Tell It Like It Is: Incesr Disclosure and Women ofColour
Erasing Violence: The Story of Reena Virk
Poetry
Untirled
Immigration Act: A Queer Irony
Dis~orientcd
The Narrowing View
Qaxooting a Kana"" (Refugees in Canada)
Arylbrwtrbtr At" Polen (2)
A Hand from Morher
Grandfarhefs Hand
For My Grandmother's House
L'Image Mobile
Norrh Meets South
Untirled
\Xihat It Means After 80 Years
The Wisdom ofTom Skirrs
I Look in Your Library, Find Something by Susan Musgrave
Snowbirds New Song Exudes Joy
Scars
Hush, Darling
Book Reviews
"... but what are yotl really from?" Stories ofIdentity and Asiimilation in Canada
Ma-ka: Diasporic julu: Contemporary Writing by Queers ofAftican Descent
Thr Buttrrj/y Hraling: A Lift Bftw((n East and Wm
Remyth
P(/ni"isl Spirituality: An Introduction to Feminimt Theology in Judahm. Christianity,
!Jlam and Feminist Goddess Worship
By Snowshore, Buckboard and Steamer: Women oftIlt Frontier
GlobaIObscmiti": Patriarchy, Capitalism, and tl" Lurr ofCybnfiwtasy
Cracking tl" Gendtr Cod<: Who Rul" thr Wirrd World?
Front Cover
by Ranjini Mendis
by Smita Vir Tyagi
by Yasminjiwani
by Ilona Wenrk-Zirmba
by Suzanne Dawson
by Zara Suuman
by Phrrynr Williams Thatch"
by Hawa jibril
by Ilona Wmrk-Zirmba
by Ash/righ Walsh
by Lrannr Avrrbach
by Cindy Suthrrland
par Lilia Young
by MariU NtUla;
by Tanya Clark
byjmKroU
by Eium Cumis
by Hrathrr Duff
by Eium Cumis
by Rachrl Sfqtr
by Shirky j. Burris
revirwrd by Lisa Marshall
revirwrd by Mrgan But<hrr
rrvirwrd by Chris K!IlSsm
revirwrd by Brryl Baigmt
revicwrd by Clara Thomas
rrvirwrd by Dorin"" M. Suhl
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'The Globalized Family: Yet Another Goodbye." Manju Mendiratta and Ram Pyari Trehan. Photo: Anuja Mendiratta ? 1999.
As a new bride Man}u Mendiratta emigratedfrom northern India /0 North America mort than 30yean ago. She has !ten her motlur, Ram
PyaT; Trehan, only a handful a/times over these paJlyears. Upon leaving the soil alher birth. Man)u could not imagine that sl?h a vast octan
ofspace andtime wouldgrow 10 rxiil betwun them, as mother anddaughter. After a shon visit "home" in D(Cunber 1998, Manju had to say
yet another long goodbye /0 her motlur.
Back Cover
Maureen Campbell (from Jamaica). Women, Food and Storytelling Eco-Ast Exhibit. Photo: Anuja Mendiratta ? 1998.
(Turn [Q page 153 for more information about the pocuaits and the exhibit.)
CRONE CHRONICLES@
A JOURNAL OF CONSCIOUS AGING
? Winter Solstice 1999-2000 ? No. 41
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Cover: "Surrender"
Front Poem:To the Old Woman
Editorial:Y2K and the Communion ofSouls
Inside Crone
Dear Crone,
Laury Lacy
3 Bryson Dean (Art: Lisa Elizabeth Berg)
5 Ann Kreilkamp
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SurrenMr
The Millermium 17 Ann Kreilkamp (Art: Lisa Elizabeth Berg)
I Learn to Surrender 18 Delcie Danroth Light (Art: Lisa Elizabeth Berg)
Clearing the Decks for Departure 19 Gert Beadle
Poem: Dry Run 19 Gert Beadle
Interview: Caring for Our Own Dead 20 Jerri Lyons
Poems:Alladin's Lamp, On Reading Maya Angelou31 Ann Doro
VOICES: Felled 32 Elizabeth Alexander
Choosing to Trust 32 Karen Tate
Whistle 33 nadean
The Belly Speaks 34 Carmelle Desrosiers
Retreat 34 Suzanne Cole
The Truth ofthe Moment 35 Zena Cohen
Poem: Credo 35 Mary Billy
My Second Saturn Return 36 Marcia Starck
Poem: Codeine and Roses 39 Mildred Tremblay (Art: Lisa Elizabeth Berg)
Art: The Great Mother 40 Art: Britta Alexandra
The Spiral Genesis ofSurrender 41 Ariel
Poem: Searching for the Goddess 43 ClaudiaVan Gerven
Peace Button 45 Morning Star (Art: Lisa Elizabeth Berg)
Poem:The Arctic Fox 46 Mary Billy
A Feminist Myth:TheVision 47 E.Jay (Art: E.Jay)
SpaceVisions: Then Came the Moment ofTruth 53 Carol Rosin
What Is Crone: Crone Genesis 57 Z Budapest with Connie Spittler
Honoring Death: The Dancing Dog 61 Kathy Gutgsell
Column: Road Crone 63 Redmoonsong
Column: WomenWho Dare 65 Marta Quest and Mahtowin
Column: Curmudgeon's Corner 66 Bert Raynes
Column: She/He 67 Tasha and Stephen Halpert
Crone Tracks 68 Tasha Halpert, Editor, with CharlotteWykoff,
gael Mustapha, HonorTreadaway,Jeanne Shaw,
Roberta Keenan
Raven Reviews 74 Glenda Martin, Editor, v:.ith Judy Fitzgerald,
Beverly Scott, Dr. Ferne Cherne,
Fanny Weirauch, Karen Kotzen
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The
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EDITORIAL 3B7
Diane Perrous 391
EuropeanFlexible Working Patterns and Equal
Opportunities in the European Union:
Journal of
Conflict or Compatibility?
Greetje Timmemtan and Cristien Bajema 419
Sexual Harassment in Northwest Europe:
Women's
A Cross-Cultural Comparison
lArissa I. Remeullick 441
'Women with a Russian Accent' in Israel:
Studies
On the Gender Aspects of Immigration
/0051 Cote 463
'Our Indies Colony': Reading First Wave
Dutch Feminism from the Periphery
VOLUME 6
ABSTRACTS 485
ISSUE 4
NOVEMBER 1999
STATE OF THE ART
Taine wgro-Janssen 4B7
Developments in the Field of Women's
Studies Medicine
CONFERENCE REPORT
Elzbiela H. Oleksy 501
Gender-Theatre-Cinema
BOOK REVIEWS
Eva Kallfmatltl 503
A Spirited Defence of Civil Courage
Eltmed Summers-Bremner 505
Difference and Danger
Bemadette Luciano 507
Genesis, Gender and Genre: Postfeminist
Considerations
Christine Arkinstall 510
From Romanticism to Postmodemism:
Gynocentric Perspectives on Spanish
Women Writers
Mary Kisler 512
A Large Question to Answer
COria Localelli 515
The Trace of a Feminist Subject vs the
Certification of Being One
BOOKS RECEIVED 519
LIST OF REFEREES 524
INDEX TO VOLUME 6 525
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Barbara Bradby 16 Bernadette Fahy 31
Ideal Homes Home is Where the Heart is?
Editorial 1
Aine McCarthy 20 Felly Nwketo Simmonds 35
Ronit Lentin 2 Sonas Housing Dream Home
If I forget thee...
Jeanne Wells 22 Joan MacBreen 37
Mary Darcey 5 Impasse Someone Should Tell My
Sometimes Mother
Colette Connor 22
Breda Gray 6 Angel of Death Fidelma Farley 38
Home - A Moving Experience Irish Home on Screen
Suzana Tratnik 23
Maeve Healy 10 Lesbian Community Susan Connolly 40
Cold Comfort Remembering Angela GIN'ne
Nancy Collins 27
Paula Meehan 12 A Traveller Woman Christine Delphy 44
Home Unpaid Work
Siobhan Brett 28
Catherine Phil MacCarthy 12 Prison Book Reviews 47
Midsummer
Caitlin Maude 29
Marie Mulholland 14 Treall
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issue 2 food winter '97
Title Author ArtisVDesigner Page
Black Pudding lisa Hartung Cover
Taking Pain Allbhe Smyth Daniela SHvi 2
Galar an Aisig Aine Nf Ghlinn Adam May 10
Consuming PassIOns Deborah Ballard Ronan Devlin & David Joyce 12
What do lesbians do in bed? Sonya Mulligan 14
The Hunge; Body Margaret Kelleher Robin Hegarty 16
Afternoon Tea Clare Toolan Adam May 21
From still life to life size Isabelle Meuret Ollie O'Donnell 22
Food of the fifties Clare Boylan David Joyce 28
PIal Du Jour Siobhan Campbell 29
The Beach Hayley Fox-Roberts 29
Cuisine and Class Struggle Chnstine Delphy Daniela Silvi 30
Women's Food Salty McKenna Joakim Saflund & David Joyce 32
Half~bakedfeminism Mary Montaut Adam May 38
What's a curry anyway? Shalini Sinha Paki Smyth & David Joyce 40
Baking Brains Daniela SHv] 46
Celebration Shelly AndersonBea~iceStewart & Robin Hegarty 48
Women Eating Out Margaret O'Flanagan Paki Smyth 54
Book Reviews Adam May 56
The Vllal Stuff Neasa Hardiman Back cover
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Nighal Said Khan
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Cherry Smyth
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A North?South Dialogue
Marie Mulholland & A!lbhe Smyth
Combing My Molher's Hair
Rulh Koala Setton
A Glassful of Letters
Evelyn Conlon
Icarus
Deborah Ballard
This Is America 26
Dian Killian
Nomadism, Ethnlclty & Disability: a challenge for irish Feminism 30
Rosaleen McDonagh
Voting with Our Feet: women (and children) In Israel making new move(rnenl)s 32
Rela Mazali
Movement and Gender: The Female Dancer 36
LUI Mar Gonzalez Arias
Reclaiming and transforming the (irish) women's movement
Cathleen O'Neill
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FROM A CULTURAL
CRITIC
the beth lisick ordeal
BY JEN LOY
q CLASSIC ROCK
OEBUTANT
mary cutrufello reaches
critical mass
BY OEBORAH GIATTINA
11 BALLYHOO
IN BOLLYWOOD
fire ignites controversy
in india
BY OEBORAH GIATTINA
13 A FATHER'S LEGACY
OF VIOLENCE
sissy spacek carries ajJlietioll
BY DEBORAH GIATTINA
14 FLIP THRU THIS
fabula's literary picks
including erika lopez' new
book they call me mad dog
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bodies
in motion
18 WRESTLING INSOMNIA
the sleep crisis in america
BY ANGELA DAVIS
feature
24 OON'T CALL IT
A COMEBACK
the evolution ofa legend
BY JEFF JOHNSON
matters
33 REVENGE OF
THE NERDS
get a handle on
the y2k hysteria
BY ELKA KARL
1999
voice
41 THE GLASS IN
MY REFRIGERATOR
a journey toward healing
BY INGA MUSCIO
44 PORNl
love it or leave it
BY SARA SUTLER?COHEN
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6 Nospin 0 ff Hollis Queens & LO- HI bring
on Kind of a Feel Good Thing. JEFF JOHNSON
7 Sleater-Kinney Another glowing review
of The Hot Rock (Fabuta style). c. EOWARO KELSO
10 The divine conception Sarah Jacobson's
Mary Jane's Not A Virgin Anymore. MAGGIE TRAPP
12 Retelling a life Paulina documents her
redemption. TARA JEPSEN
14 Writing to be read Remembered Raptures'
Confessions. MAGGIE TRAPP
14 The Bosnian struggle I Remember stays
with you. GABRIELLA KARL
16 'Satyricon USA' Eurydice's epic journey
across the new sexual frontier. JEFF JOHNSON
bod i es 18 Orgasm Here it comes again. And it's not
just for men anymore. ANGELA OAVIS
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24 Life in the underground She's the DJ,
he's the Rapper: The Coup's Pam "The Funkstress"
Warren and Raymond "Boots" Riley bring a level
of social consciousness to today's hip hop
underground. ELKA KARL
30 This man wants to sell you your
next glass of water Got water?
A proactive look at the future of our most
precious bodily fluid. MICHAEL BURGER AND ELKA KARL
36 Hang on to your quads! Rollerderby
comes back around. JEN LOY
40 'The Last Man on Earth' Putting the
screws to UPN's matriarchal planet. SILJA J. A. IALVI
43 Time's not on our side Who's editing
the story of science? ANGELA DAVIS
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4 FABULA MAIL
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Cute is a four-letter" word. KATE MERCIER
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Ani DiFranco presents Fellow Workers, starring
Utah Phillips and His Mensability Band. JEN LOY
10 The Muffs Just Like You
Alert Today Alive Tomorrow. JEFF JOHNSON
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14 Divorce Iranian Style
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Po Man's Child by Marci Blackman. TARA JEPSEN
20 Can You Say Menstruation?
I knew you could. GABRIELLA KARL
bodies 22 What's a Girl to Do?
Part one of Fabula's teen focus.
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32 The Age of Aphrodite
Tony & Tina's spiritual cosmetology goes
to our heads. PAIGE PENLAND
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33 ASimple Case of the Blues
The national mental illness screening. STEPHANIE FREID
34 I Will Survive
The Surivor's Guide to Sex by Staci Haines. P. M. BLOOM
natters 36 In the Shadow
of Bilingual Education
Ij
Know two ways about it. flKA KARL
40 Think Again
Higher education in our prisons. MAGGIE TRAPP
voi ce 46 Punk Rock Martha Stewart
Housekeeping after Feminism. SIUA J.A. TALVI
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49 Thrift Store Skirts
TV teens and the post-teens who love them. KAYA OAKES
51 Angela Davis
White girl from Orange County. ANGELA DAVIS
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GIRLS SAY WHAT? 22 BODIES
PART TWO OF FABULA'S TEEN SERIES
ANGELA DAVIS
A SECOND SERVING OF AMERICAN PIE 26
BR.ETT SIMON
BIKES AND TRIKES
?.. AND THE GIRLS WHO (LOW)RIDE 'EM 28
JEN LOY
SEX BOX
THE BUZZ: 3
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VIBRATIONS, LIBATIONS, & ERGONOMIC SENSATioNS
lEN LOY
HOW TO MAKE CLEAN HAIR LOOK DIRTY
EVEN IF IT'S REALLY, REAllY, CLEAN 32
GABRIELLA KARL
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HER WAR
20 VIETNAM THROUGH WIDOWS' EYES
NORA BARROWS-FRlEDMAN
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JEFF JOHNSON
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DEER HOOF
THE QUESTION IS?
PAUL MILLER
BOOKS 12
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NORA BARROWS-FRIEDMAN
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THE BOOK OF HAPPINESS
MAGOIE TRAPP
MEN WITH BREASTS 50 VOICE
KAY'" OAKES
ALL IN THE FAMILY
THE POLITICS OF HOMOPHOBIA 49
DANIl!L RIVERS
SHE'S A FEMME VITALE 48
ANGELA DAVIS
D.E.S. GRANDDAUGHTERS 48
LETTIE CONRAD
CAN A MAN DRINK CIDER? 52
JEFF JOHNSON
WHOSE IDEAL IS IT ANYWAY? 54
JUDGING MISS AMERICA
ANGELA DAVIS
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Power Between Women
389 Editor's Introduction: Power Between Women: Discourses Within
Structures
Joan B. BECKWITH
398 I. Five Thousand Lesbians and No Police Force
Erica MARLOWE (pseudonym)
402 n. MotherlDaughter Incest: Making Sense of the Unthinkable
Lee FITZROY
406 ill. Empowerment in Supervision
Daphne HEWSON
410 IV. Power Between Women: The Constructed Otherness of 'Other
Women'
Angie BURNS
414 V. 'The Power of the Pen': Feminists Writing Together
Colleen HEENAN
417 VI. Power Between Women in Organizations
Jenny ONYX
422 vn. Power, Pedagogy and Partiality
Sally R. MUNT
426 VIn. Fantasies of Feminisms: Egalitarian Fictions and Elitist Realities
DianeREAY
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431 The Relationships of Body Image, Feminism and Sexual Orientation in
College Women
Amy 1. OJERHOLM and Esther D. ROTHBLUM
449 The World of the Fearful: Battered Women's Narratives of Leaving
Abusive Husbands
Margareta HYDEN
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Review Essays
471 Feminism and Conversation Analysis: An Oxymoron?
Susan A. SPEER
479 Intersections of Gender, 'Race' and Nation
Harriette MARSHALL
487 Lesbian and Gay Psychology
Elizabeth PEEL
493 Intersexuality: Deconstructing the Sex/Gender Binary
Celia KITZINGER
Short Reviews
499 Colleen HEENAN on: Psychotherapy with Women - Feminist
Perspectives by Marilyn Lawrence and Marie Maguire (eds)
500 Angie BURNS on: The Emotional Selfby Deborah Lupton
502 Judith L. GffiBONS on: The Two Sexes by Eleanor E. Maccoby
504 Irina ANDERSON on: Body Talk by Jane Ussher (ed.)
505 Kate DIESFELD on: Abortion Law and Politics Today by Ellie Lee
507 May SENGENDO on: The PlIblic Natllre ofPrivate Violence by
Martha A. Fineman and Roxanne Mykituk (eds)
510 Susan A. SPEER on: Leisllre and Feminist Theory by Betsy
Wearing
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515 Public Talk about 'Private Parts'
Virginia BRAUN in conversation with Eve ENSLER
523 Annua11ndex
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Feminist Collections
A Quarterly of Women's Studies Resources
Volume 21, No.1, Fall 1999
CONTENTS
Sheila Tobias
Francine D'Amico
Dionne Esplnoza
loU Sandoz
From the Editors
Book Reviews
Voices on War and Peace
Engendering War
Chicanas in the U.S.: Multiple Identities
Taking Sportswomen Seriously: Seven Novels (or Adults
ii
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6
9
Deb Hoskin. Feminist Visions:
Gender, Race, and Clan Issues on Film 13
Mev Millet
Catolina Btauckmann
and Helga Dickel
Compiled by Linda Shull
Reviewed by Phyllis Holman
Weisbard and others
Compiled by Linda Shul'
Compiled by Jennifer Kirchak
Feminism and Literacy for Women: Politics
and Resources
World Wide Web Review
Women and Women's Topics on the Internet: Whatls the
Situation in Germany Today?
Computer Talk
New Reference Works in Women's Studies
Periodical Notes
Items of Note
Books Recently Received
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FEMINIST ECONOMICS
Volume 5, Number 3, November 1999
25
Editorial: Feminist Reconstructions ofEconomics:
They've Arrived!
Diana Strassmann
ARTICLES
vii-viii
A Woman's Field is Made at Night: Gendered Land Rights and I
Nonns in Burkina Faso
MichlUl Kevane and Leslie Gray
Parenthood Without Penalty: Time Use and Public Policy in 27
Australia and Finland
i\1.ichael Bittman
OfMarkets and Martyrs: Is It OK To Pay Well For Care? 43
Julie A, Nelson
Globalization, Gender and the Davos Man 61
Lourdes Bm.eria
Allin The Family: Family, Income, and Labor Force Attachment 85
Janel S, Nelt andJon D, Haveman
Minnie Throop England on Crises and Cycles: A Neglected Early 107
Macroeconomist
Roberl W Dimand
DIALOGUE
The Case for Strategic Realism: A Response to Lawson 127
Sandra Harding
Guidelines for Pre-College Economics Education - A Critique 135
Marianne A, Ferber
BOOK REVIEWS
Susan Eisenberg, We'l! Call You IfWe Need You: Experienc"," of 143
Women Working Construction
Cumeli Berik
Deborah Fahy Bryceson (ed,), Women Wielding the Hoe: Lessons 148
from Rural Africa for Feminist Theory and DevelopmentPracti~e
Ane McDonald Quade
Janet M, Rives and Mahmood Youefi (eds.) , Economic Dimensions 150
of Gender inequality: A Global Penpective
Najma R Sharif
David L. Prychitko andJaroslav Vanek (eds,), Producer 154
Cooperatives and Labour-Managed Systems
BrunoJossa and Gaetano Cuomo, The Economic Theory of
Socialism and the Labor-Managed Firm: Markets, Socialism and
Labor Management
Sonja Novlwvic
Notes on Contributors 161
Thanks to Reviewers 165
Information and Announcements 167
Feminisl Economics Editorial Policies 171
Notes for Contributors 173
Index - Volume 5,1999 177
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Feminist Europa. Review of Books
Vol. 2, No.1, 1999
Editorial 2
Rumjana Kiefer on Zdravka Eftimova, Bulgaria. 3
Simonetta Spinelli on Paola Lupo, Italy. 4
Ilaria B. Sborgi on Luisa Accati, Italy. 5
Annamaria Dudik on Julia Szalai, Hungary. 6
Vassiliki Petoussi on Eftihia Leontidou and
Sigrid R. Ammer, Greece. 8
Hannah Rodiek on Ulrike Wolff-Jontofsohn,
Germany and Israel. 10
Cinta Canterla on Amelia Valcarcel, Spain. 12
In brief: Nicky Le Feuvre on Jacqueline Martin,
France, and Katharina Wilts on Susanne Opfermann,
Germany. 13
Books Received.
Editorial Board
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IVolume 25, Number 2
Preface
Summer 1999
273
Deborah Nelson
C. Leiren Mower
Caroline Danielson
Mariana Valverde
Valerie Traub
Cynthia Hogue
Ina Loewenberg
Wendy Lee-Lampshire
Susan Hekman
RafiaZafar
Julie Fay
Beyond Privacy: Confessions between a 279
Woman and Her Doctor
Amicus Curiae (Creative Writing) 307
1he Gender of Privacy and the Embodied 311
SeU: Examining the Origins of the
Right to Privacy in U.S. Law
Identity Politics and the Law in the 345
United States (Review Essay)
1he Rewards of Lesbian History 363
(Review Essay)
Poetry 395
Reflections on Seu-Portraiture in 399
Photography (Art Essay)
The Sound of Little Hummingbird Wings: 409
A Wittgensteinian Investigation of
Forms of Life as Forms of Power
Backgrounds and Riverbeds: 427
Feminist Reflections
The Signifying Dish: Autobiographyand 449
History in Two Black Women's Cookbooks
From In the Houses ofthe Good People 471
(Fiction)
Notes on Contributors
Notes and Letters
Publications Received
496
498
503
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Preface
Fall 1999
529
Kalhleen A. Brown
Patrick Wilkinson
Davi Walders
Andrea Wuerth
Diana Khor
Ruth Stone
JaneChia
Carolyn Strange
Kazuko Watanabe
A. Wassenberg
Gayle Letherby and
Catherine Williams
France Winddance
Twine
'The "Savagely Fathered and Un-Mothered 537
World" of the Communist Party, U.S.A.:
Feminism, Maternalism, and "Mother Bloor"
'The Selfless and the Helpless: Matemalist 571
Origins of the U.S. Welfare State
(Review Essay)
Monument Near Luzy (Poetry) 599
National Politics/Local Identities: 601
Abortion Rights Activism in Post-Wall Berlin
Organizing for Change: Women's 633
Grassroots Activism in Japan
Poetry 662
Georgette Chen (Art Essay) 671
Murder and Meanings in U.s. 679
Historiography (Review Essay)
Reading Little Wometl, Reading Motherhood 699
in Japan
Blue (Fiction) 711
Non-Motherhood: Ambivalent 719
Autobiographies (Commentary)
Transracial Mothering and Antiracism: 729
The Case of White Birth Mothers of "Black"
Children in Britain
Notes on Contributors
Noles and Letters
Publications Received
747
749
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Feminist Teacher
Vol. 12
Table of Contents
Articles
89 Talking the Talk and Walking the Walk: Ethical Pedagogy
in the Multicultural Classroom
By Cynthia Hogue, Kim Parker, and Meredith Miller
107 Rethinking Free Expression in the Feminist Classroom:
The Problem of Hate Speech
By Nancy C. Cornwell
119 Theory, Critical Thinking, and Introductory Women's Studies
By Pam Blake
Issue 2, 1998
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13 7 Curriculum Transformation at the Introductory Economics Level:
Taking the First Steps
By Meenakshi Rishi
Book Reviews
150 Ropers-Huilman, Becky. Feminist Teaching in Theary and Practice: Situating
Power and Knowledge in Poststructural Classrooms. New York: Teachers
College Press, 1998.
153 Coiner, Constance, and Diana Hume George. The Family Track: Keeping
Your Faculties While You Mentor, Nurture, Teach, and Serve. Urbana,
II.: U of Illinois P, 1998.
156 Hersch, Patricia. A Tribe Apart: A Joumey into the Heart of American
Adolescence. New York: Fawcett Columbine, 1998. Cloth $25.00. 29Z pp.
Video Review
159 Drawing Conclusions: Editorial Cartoonists Consider Hillary Rodham Clinton
by E.K. Miller Productions
By Tania Ramalho
Call for Reviewers
Teaching Resources
Our Contributors
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AJournal ofWomen Studies
VOLUME XX, NUMBER 2, 1999
Special Issue: Motherhood and Maternalism
Introducdon iii
OfMilk and Miracles: Nursing, the Life Drive,
and Subjectivity
Katherine Sutherland
Della (fiction) 21
Nadine Chapman
Chrysalis; Sex Education (poetry) 27
]anine DeBaise
Called for Action (fiction) 30
1Hcia Curram-Shuhan
DancingToward My Wolf: A Journey
ofHealingThrough Dance-Making (fiction) 43
Dmise Dovell
In the Beginning; Balance; Crow Series I (art) 60
He/ell R. K/ebesade/
Sacred Prostitute; Belly Dancing; Untitled (art) 64
Pauline Ellis
"What the Future Will Bring I Do Not Know":
Mothering Children with Disabilities in Russia
and the Politics of Exclusion 68
Elena Iarskaia-Smirnova
The American Feminist Concept ofMotherhood:
Test Practice in Israel as Evaluated Through Oral
History Research 87
Eatya Weinbaum
Dream Vessels #7: Grandmothers;
Dream Vessels #45: Jewels (art);
Blintzes; Grandmother (poetry) 102
Marsha Con",11
Mother Love (fiction) 108
Alethea Eason
Getaway Cars and Broken Homes: Searching for
the American Dream Anywhere But Here 115
]acqlli Smyth
Mothers and Dreamers (photoessay) 133
aj Melnick
Radioactive Rose (fiction) 140
janice j. Heiss
The Quilt (poetry) 146
Allison Eir jenks
Battling Over Burlesque: Conflicts Between
Maternalism, Paternalism. and Organized Labor,
Minneapolis, Minnesota, 1920-1932 148
leigh Ann \Vheeler
Economics, Women, and Work in the Lacandon Jungle 175
R, jon AfcGu lwd Belisa Gonzaliz
"This is Not Right": Rural Arizona \'(fomen Challenge
Segregation and Ethnic Division, 1925-1950 190
kItlty Melcher
Contributors 215
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AJournal ofWomen Studies
VOLUME XX, NUMBER 3, 1999
Introduction iii
An Indescribable Sea: Discourse ofWomen
Traveling the Northwest Coast by Boat
NancyPagh
Imagine You Are Drowning (fiction) 27
Catherine Sultana
Postcards from Crete (poetry) 33
Becky Gould Gibson
Glimpsing Romania (an) 36
Nancy Macko andfan Blair
From Travel Writer [0 Newspaper Ediror:
Caroline Churchill and the Developmem of Her
Political Ideology Within the Public Sphere 42
fmniftr A. Thompson
Gone (poerry) 64
Rhonda C. Poynttr
Losing My Religion (essay) 68
KalhyRudy
Eating Disorder; Foot/Bird; and Widow (art) 79
Laura Nugmt
"A Nose-Length into the Matter": Sexology and
Lesbian Desire in Djuna Barnes's Wits Almanack 83
Christine Berni
Gender Trouble and Lesbian Desire in Djuna
Barnes's NighlWood \08
Susana S. Martim
Arroyo (fiction) 127
Pamela Ryder
Cisneros's "Terrible" Women: Recuperating the
Erotic as a Feminist Source in "Never Marry a
Mexican'''' and "Eyes of Zapata" 135
Mayllm G. Rojas
Brain Cancer Headdress for M;::ro: and Feather
Armor for Ellen (an) \58
Athena Iacha
Contributors 161
Author Index to Volume 20 \64
. Subject Index to Volume 20 167
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Gender and Education
Volwne 11 Nwnber 4 December 1999
Bul,y Francis. Modernist Reductionism or Post-structuralist Relativism: can
we move on? An Evaluation of the Arguments in Relation to Feminist
Educational Research 381
PaulUu J=. Masculinities under Reconstruction: classroom pedagogy and
cultural change 395
Leo"" BlOwn. Fables: The Tortoise? The Hare? The Mathematically Under-
achieving Male? 413
Elil;aheth Teoman. How Does It Get into my Imagination?: elementary school
children's intertextual knowledge and gendered storylines 427
Suphm Gerard, Gareth Rus & Jont SaliJbury. Reappraising the Apparent Under-
achievement of Boys at School 441
Jennifer Sumsion. Critical Reflections on the Experiences ofa Male Early Childhood
Worker 455
GuniJla HalkUn. 'To be, or not to be': absurd and humoristic descriptions as a
strategy to avoid idyllic life stories-boys write about family life 469
BOOK REVIEWS
Ccnmlry SdlOo!womm: IM<hing in rural California, 185(}-1950 (Kathleen Weiler)
reviewed by Kate Rousmaniere 481
GetuJered !'radius (Boel Berner, Ed.) reviewed by Bridget A. Egan 483
Answering &uk: girls, boys andfeminism in sdwols Gane Kenway & Sue Willis) reviewed
by Amanda Barton 484
P~wiIh TUTU!: mothers and the meaning ifliJertuy Gane Mace) reviewed by Caroline
Bowden 486
Love and Freedom: prifessivnal women and the resluIping ifpersonal life (Alison Mackinnon)
reviewed byJane Martin 487
Children's literalure and the PoliJics ifEquaJi!y (pat Pinsent) reviewed by Alexis Wing 488
Gender, Power and the Unilarnms in England, I 76(}-I 860 (Ruth Watts) reviewed by
Paula Bartley 490
BOOKS RECEIVED 493
Volume Contents and Author Index to Volume II, 1999
Gender & History
Volume 11 Number 3 November 1999
Special Issue: Gender and History - Retrospect and Prospect
Abstracts iii
Introduction: Gender and History - Retrospect and Prospect
LEONORE DAVIDOFF, KEITH McCLELLAND AND
ELENI VARIKAS 415
Articles
35
Woman in Nineteenth-Century America
CHRISTINE STANSELL 419
Silences Broken, Silences Kept: Gender and Sexuality in
African-American History
MICHELE MITCHELL 433
GiVing Masculinity a History: Some Contributions from the
Historiography of Colonial India
MRINALINI SINHA 44S
The Gender of Militancy: Notes on the Possibilities of a
Different History of Political Action
MARCOAUR~L10GARCIA 461
Women and the Public Sphere
JANE RENDALL 475
The Difficulties of Gender in France: Reflections on a Concept
MICH~LERIOT-SARCEY, translated by EMILY SALINES 489
The Body as Method! Reflections on the Place of the Body
in Gender History
KATHLEEN CANNING 499
Gender and Science
ILANA L6wv S14
Work, Gender & History in the 1990s and Beyond
EFI AVDELA 528
Close Relations! Bringing Together Gender and Family in
English History
MEGAN DOOLITILE 542
Gendered Space: A New Look at Turkish Modernisation
FERHUNDE OZBAY 555
Paradoxes of Gender: Writing History in Post-Communist
Russia 1987-1998
IRINA KOROVUSHKINA 569
Conceptualising Gender in a Swedish Context
ASA LUNDQVIST 583
Gender and the Categories of Experienced History
SELMA LEYDESDORFF 597
Writing Gender into History and History in Gender:
Creating A Nation and Australian Historiography
JOY DAMOUSI 612
Notes on Contributors 625
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Volume 4
GENDER AND PSYCHOANALYSIS
An Interdisciplinary Journal
Spring 1999
CONTENTS
Number 2
ELI ZARETSKY An Unpublished Letter from
Freud on Female Sexuality 99
ONA NIEREMBERG A Hunger for Science:
Psychoanalysis and the "Gay
Gene" 105
GILBERT W. COLE A Slave to Femininity: A
Relational View of the Fetish 143
JAN CAMPBELL Ethics and Sexual Difference:
Imaging and Imagining a
Different Imaginary 167
GENDER ISSUES
SUMMER1999 VOLUME 17 NUMBER 3
Volume 17, No.3, Summer 1999
Articles
Suzanne M. Bianchi A Cross-National Look at Married
Lynne M. Casper Women's Earnings Dependency 3
Pia K. Peltola
John Markert Sexual Harassment and the
Communication Conundrum 34
Steven Goldberg The Logic of Patriarchy 53
Nicholas H. Wolfinger The Difference Voices of Helping:
Jerome Rabow Gender Differences in Recounting
Michael D. Newcomb Dilemmas 70
J. Jill Suitor Jocks, Nerds, Babes and Thugs:
Rebecca S. Carter A Research Note on Regional
Differences in Adolescent Gender
Norms 87
Judith R. Blau Book Review: Academic Coupl?s
102
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Gender, Place and Culture
A Journal qfFeminist Geography
Volwne 6 Nwnber 4 December 1999
Edilors' lntroduclum 309
Karen M. A/on'n & Lawrence D. Berg. Emplacing Current Trends in Feminist
Historical Geography 311
lise Nelson. Bodies (and Spaces) do Matter: the limits of performarivity 331
Brmda S. A. Yeoh & Katk Willis. 'Heart' and 'Wing', Nation and Diaspora: gen-
dcred discourses in Singapore's regionalisation process 355
VIEWPOINT
Eno OnkokQ. \Vornen and Enviromental Change in the Niger Delta, Nigeria:
evidence from Ibeno 373
COMMENTARIES
Commentaries on Ena Onkoko's article, <'Vomen and Environmental Change in
the Niger Delta, Nigeria: evidence from Ibeno' 379
Elsbelh Robson. Problemarising Oil and Gender in Nigeria
Lucy Jaros{. A Feminist Political Ecology Per.;pective 390
Nina Laum. ':\olore than the Blood of Earth :\olothers' 393
TRIBUTES TO SUZANNE MACKENZIE 401
SU4,anne Afackenzie. Restructuring the Relations of Work and Life: women as
environmental actors, feminism as geographic analysis 417
SUZANNE :\oIACKENZIE'S SELECTED PUBLICATIONS -131
BOOK REVIEWS
Gmder, Idmtill and Pin,,: understaudingfeminisl geographks (Linda McDowell) reviewed
by Pamela :\--Ioss -133
Gendered Encounters: lhallenging lultural boundaries and social hierarlhies in Afia (Maria
Grosz-Ngate & Omari H. Kokole, Eds) reviewed by Todd Sanders 435
Cruising the Perfonnatwe: interventions into the reprumtation of eI1mi,i!}', nationaliry and
sexualill (Sue-Ellen Case, Philip Brell & Susan Leigh Foster, Eds) reviewed by
Tim Cresswell 438
Fanlary Gill: puasure and profit in /he pos/modern melropolis Gohn Hannigan) reviewed
by Louise Johnson 439
The End ifGapitalism (as we knew il): afeminist en'lique ifpolilital economy G. K. Gibson
Graham) reviewed by Margo Klcinfeld 442
Polili<al Theory and Ecological Values (Tim Hayward) r",ewed by Matthew
\Vatson 444
Volume Contents and Authnr Index to Volume 6, 1999
Issue 30 1999
A Site of Subaltern Articulation
The Ecstatic Female Body in the Contemporary
Bangladeshi Novels of Taslima Nasrin
By SAIYEDA KHATUN Text Only Version
Truth, Speech, and Ethics
A Feminist Revision of Free Speech Theory
By SUSAN H. WILLIAMS Text Only Version
"Going Straight"
Camera Work as Men's Work in the Gendering
of American Photography. 1900-1923
By COLIN EISLER Text Only
Ym!2D
Rethinking Law and Fatherhood
Male SUbjectivity in the Film A Perfect World
By AUSTIN SARAT Tex! OnlY Version
Elizabeth Dole and
Conservative Feminist Politics
By KATHY RUDY Text Only
Version
Lecter Knows Worst
Justice as Marginal Value and the Law of Series
in Thomas Harris's Silence of the Lambs
By SALAH el MONCEF Text Only Version
NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS, Genders 30
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Health Care
for Women
International
CONTENTS Volume 20 I Number 6 I 1999
EDITORIAL I 527
NEWS FROM TIm INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL ON WOMEN'S
HEAL1H ISSUES I 531
HEAL1H PROMOTION BEHAVIORS OF JORDANIAN WOMEN I
Rowaida AI Ma'aitah, Linda Haddad, and Mary Grace Umlauf I 533
COPING WI1H TIm STRESS OF PREMATURE LABOR I
Ann Herman Lowenkron I 547
HEAL1H CARE PARTICIPATION OF PERINATAL WOMEN WI1H HN:
WHAT HELPS AND WHAT GETS IN TIm WAY? I Sheila M. Bunting
and Regina Seaton I 563
PERCENED mV-RELATED SEXUAL RISKS AND PREVENTION
PRACTICES OF AFRICAN-AMERICAN WOMEN IN TIm
SOUTIffiASTERN UNITED STATES I Shirley M. Timmons and
Richard L. Sowell I 579
TIm NUER NUTRffiON EDUCATION PROGRAM: BREAKING DOWN
CULTURAL BARRIERS I Marni Lavesentz, Carolyn C. Cox, and
Missie K. Jordan I 593
TIm LIVED EXPERIENCE OF KOREAN IMMIGRANT WOMEN
ACCULTURATING INTO TIm UNITED STATES I
Kyung Rim Shin and Chol Shin I 6fJ3
HORMONE REPLACEMENT TImRAPY AND ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE:
AN UPDATE ON THE ISSUES I Sarah L. Benson I 619
FoUowlng page 638:
Title Page 10 Volume 20
Author Index to Volume 20
HECATE
An Interdisciplinary Journal of
Women's Liberation
Vol. XXV no. ii, 1999
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5-21
22-26
27-35
36-47
48-53
Editorial
Simone de Beauvoir
and Generations of Feminists
'Harriet Gets a Haircut'
Scenes from a Life in Feminism
(En)Gendering the Digital Body:
Feminism and the Internet
'The Snow Queen Game'
Chilla Bulbeck
Susannah Bowen
Merle Thornton
Susan Luckman
Melanie Calvert
54-62 Poems by Miriam Wei Wei Lo,
Silvana Gardner, Vicki Moore, Sarah Attfield
63-79 Learning To Live Without It:
Women, Biography and Methadone Grazyna Zajdow
80-84 'Inheritance' Enza Gandolfo
85-96 'Drunken, Selfish Boors'?
Images of Masculinity in The Dawn Sara Cousins
97-100
101-106
107-129
130-134
135-155
156-163
164-179
180-185
Poems by Philomena van Rijswijk,
Lyn Reeves, Beverley Fitzgerald, Liz Hall-Downs
'Jenifer Lopez's Bottom and
The Mysterious Laughter' Linda Neil
The Discourses of Hysteria:
Menopause, Art and the Body Rosie McLaren
'Celluloid War' L, Jean Mrozik
Dymphna Cusack: Beautiful Exile Marilla North
Interview: Ruby Langford Ginibi
and Penny van Toorn Christine Watson
Alternative Eves Aorewa McLeod
Poems by
T. M. Peiris, Lesley Hawkes, Jorie Manefield
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Volume 11 1999
Debates and discussions
8 Flctocrltlcal soup Sylvia Martin
10 Mixing it: Indigenous stories Barbara Milech and Darlene Oxenham
25 Made In the USA: Geisha and Takarazuka Maryanne lynch
32 Charting Femlnlsms: Australia and Aotearoa Diane Brown
35 The Geography of Non-sense Bev Braune
41 Performing Indigenous Women Maryanne Casey
Creative Writing
13 Yourface
18 Realisations
20 The language of the Sea
26 On how to make a Midsummer poem
27 Three-course meal
36 Spring blanche
40 Through the mirror
Faith de Savigne
Lesley Walter
Emma Hopton
Dominique Hecq
U.J.Cerne
Chris Adler
MTC Cronin
Reviews
2 The Book of Rachel by Sandra Goldbloom
It Diana by Julie Burchill
5 CounUng the Rivers by Pearlie McNeill
6 Forbidden Steps under the Wisteria by Beatriz Copello
7 Fearless Girls edited by Kathleen Ragan
14 Night Swimming by Emma Neale
15 Surfing Antarctica by Liane Shaivan
16 Prowler by Marion Campbell
17 Isobel on the Way to the Corner Shop by Amy WItting; White Heart by Heather Grace
19 Jean Devanny by Carole Ferrier
22 Women through Women's Eyes edited by June E. Hahner
24 Displaced Fictions by Heather Scutter
28 Who's Afraid of Leonard Woolf? by Irene Coates
29 foreign Correspondence by Geraldine Brooks
30 Women of Other Worlds edited by Helen Merrick and Tess Williams
31 The Hunter by Julia Leigh
34 States, Markets, Families by Julia O'Connor, Ann Orloff and Sheila Shaver
37 Office Ladles and Salaried Men by Yuko Ogasawaraj
Women in the Hew Asia by Yayori Matsui
38 Killing Aurora by Helen Barnes
39 Beyond Anorexia by Catherine Garrelt
48 Eden Observed by Anne Shirnmins
In brief
Beryllanger
Tara Srabazon
Beatriz Copello
Annamaria Dell'oso
Maurilia Meehan
Gaylene Perry
lucy Williams
Lesley Walter
Suzanne Hemming
Jeannie Rea
Leticia Worley
Margaret Steinberger
Mary Rose liverani
Gaylene Perry
Carolyn Woodley
Susan Humphries
Marty Grace
Shizuko Aoyama
Megan Crniel
Annette Holm
Angela Rockel
43 Not aOut~fulDaughter by ThelmaHur~te(;sweet~rtso~~_~~~r'.
44 Mallnche s Quest by ADDu l.lrlyon; VoIces of Color eidbyYolanda~'isand Nellie Wong; .
" .
45 Republic of Women by Merrill FindldY; The Rose Gro 1 . Michelle de KreIser; Body/Landscape
Journals by Margaret Somerville; While Turtle by MerHnddp?i~:Lost In Space by Judy Horacek;
47 Republican Dreaming by Karen Knight. NormaKnight~,j- byn Mathison. lyn Reeves and Liz Winfield.
HERfZONS
WOMEN'S NEWS 8< FEMINIST VIEWS
FAll 1999 Vol. 13 No.3
LEITERS 2
NEWS
The Womanly Art of Computer Programming....... 7
New Downing for Women with Disabilities 9
Provoking the Justice Minister on Low Reform 10
The World March for Women 11
Sistas Are Doin' It (for less money) for Themselves 12
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FEATURES
ISSUES
Taking Aim at Toxic Tampons
by Andrea Adair I 5
INTERVIEW: Dionne's Brand of Writing
by Nuzhat Abbas 18
SOLIDARITY
Gender Apartheid in Afghanistan
by Noreen Shanahan 23
OPINION
Un-Germaine Thoughts About Greer
by Carlo Lucchetta 27
REVIEWS pg.15
COMFORT WOMAN
Review by Rita Wong 32
THE WORLD & OTHER PLACES
Review by Kai Wilbee 34
FROM MEMORY TO TRANSFORMATION
Review by Claire Helman 36
MUSIC: EMBER SWIFT
Review by Anno Lazowski 39
MARY JANE LAMOND
. Review by Sheila Nopper 39
COLUMNS
PUITING KIDS ON THE CHILDREN'S AGENDA
by Irshad Manji 43
I'M SICK OF JAN WONG. AND ANOTHER THING...
by Lyn Cockburn .
A BRIDGE TOO CLOSE
by Susan G. Cole .
FROM HERE TO MATERNITY
by Penni Mitchell .
44
,ALL/W'N1ER 1999 VOLU\1E '4 N'J'V'B" .
ON THE FEMALE EXPERIENCE by Emily Redell 3
"BEAUTY" by Caycle Galipeau 3
USTENING TO YOUNG FEMINISTS AT IOWA STATE U by Brenda Daly.......................... 4
WOMEN'S STUDIES: BREATHING LIFE INTO THE LIFE SCIENCES by Heather Shaffer 4
THE PERSONAL IS POLITICAl, BUT IS IT ACADEMIC? by Cherie Bennethum 5
PLEASE by Laura Brader-Araje 6
JOY IN THE DOING-FOR: A LETIER TO GRANDMA by Merrl Lisa Johnson 6
BODY PORTRAIT 1by Rachel Clarke 6
A NEW MORALITY by Megan Wright 7
CRIMINAL LAW CLASS by Mary Winters 7
OCHRE AND UMBER by Jennifer "Princess Commando" Perrine 7
BODY PORTRAIT 2 by Rachel Clarke 7
FREEDOM by Anna Helen Rich 8
THE MOTION OF LEAVES by Faye Elizabeth Joost 8
WIND TATIOO by Renee M. Wolfe 9
NO CALl, NO SHOW by Jessica Tyler Devin 10
BOOK REVIEWS by Tedrowe and Williams 11
Special Issue
The Philosophy of
Simone de Beauvoir
edited by
Margaret A. Simons
~\'lar?:arerA. Simons
Preface: Tile Philosoph';! of Simone de BeatH/air
3 Eleanore Holvcck
The Blood of Others: A N,wel Approach co The Ethics of Ambiguity
13 Debra Bergoffen
.\-lamage, Autonomy. and rhe Feminme Protest
36 Julie Ward
Reciprocity and Friendship in BeautJoir's ThOl(ght
50 Edward Fullbrook
She Came [0 Stay andBein~and Nothingness
70 Suzanne Laba Cataldi
Sexuality Situated: Beaulloir on "Frigidity"
S3 Eva Gothlin
Simone de Beauvoir's Norions of Appeal. Desire, and Ambiguity and their
Relationship toJean~Pal~1Sam'e's Notions of Appeal and Desire
96 Linnell Secomb
Beaul.-?oir's Minoritarian Philosophy
114 Sara Heinamaa
Simone de BeautJoir's Phenomenology of Sexual Dilference
133 Karen Vintges
Simone de BeautJoir: A Feminist Thinker for Our TImes
145 Gail E. Linsenbard
Beaut'oir, Ontology, and Women's Human Rights
163 Ursula Tidd
The SelrOther Relation in Bemwoir's Ethics and Autobiography
Book Reviews
175 Marguerite La Caze
Bemwoir and the Second Sex: Feminism, Race, and the Origins ofE~isten,
tialism by Margaret A. Simons
182 Ursula Tidd
Simone de Bemwoir \Vriting the Self: Philosoph,! Becomes AuwbingraJ,h,!'
by lo-Ann Pilardi
183 Margaret Simom
Simone de Bealttloir: A eriticalIntroduction hy Edward Fullbrookan~1
Kate Fullbrook
186 Kristana Arr
Simone de Beaul.'oir: A Critical Reader edited by Eli:abcrh Fallab:
19~N9tes on Contrlbuwrs
195 Guidelines for Contributors/Calls forr~rer~
20] Announcements
206 Books Received
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Indian Journal of Gender Studies
Volume 6
Editorial
Introduction
Persona.! Narratives
The Tyranny of Tradition
Leela Gulali
Three Generations of Women
Mary Roy
The Wind Beneath My Wings
Nabaneeta Dev Sen
Number 2
CONTENfS
July-December 1999
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185
203
221
The Times thai are a-Changing
Priti Desai
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Uneven Earth and Open Sky
Saroja Karnakshi
Striking New Roots
Sushi! Narulla
A Heritage of Heresy within Tradition
Vina Mazumdar
A Daughter of Awadh
Zarina Bhatly
Book Reviews
Notes on Contributors
Index to Volumes 5 and 6
241
261
275
291
311
327
347
349
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WOMEN IN PEACE
ISSUE 39 FALL 1999
4 EDITOR'S PAGE
5 CONTRIBUTORS 6 HOT FLASHES
10 Birthing Peace: An Interview with
Betty Williams
CONDUCTED BY STEPHANIE TAYlOR
12 De-Militarizing Security: Women
Oppose U.S. Militarism in East Asia
BY GWYN KIRK AND MARGO OKAZAWA-REY
18 Letters From Israel
BY GILA SVlRSKY
24 Being with Dying: Contemplative
Care of Dying People
BY JOAN HALIFAX
32 Honoring the Voices of Children at
The Truth And Reconciliation
Commission LYN GRAYBill
33 Two Words TERRY TEMPEST WILUAMS
36 Seneca Stories: Responses To a
Call For Memories
COMPILEO BY ANOREA OOREMUS
INTROOUCTION BY STEPHANIE TAYlOR
48 The Maternal and The Military:
Women GIs and The Vietnam-Era
GI Movement BY KIM HEIKKILA
52 Vietnam's Women Warriors for
Peace BY KAREN TURNER
60 Women Lost in the Criminal
Justice System: An Interview with
Elaine Jones
CONOUCTEO BY UMA OUTKA
64 Mother, Food, Terrible Story:
Eating and Intimate Narratives of
Trauma
BY ROBERTA CULBERTSON
FICTION
68 Castle of Stars MARY SfWtRATT
72 About Survivals: An Excerpt NORA. STREJIlMCM
76 Excerpts from But I Said No DOUG GRISSOM & MARGARET 8Al.DYN4
POETRY
31 The Marble Beads From Taiwan CAfTUN SCOTT
58 Christina's World PATRletA FARGHOU Bride and Groom SUSAN
KEllY-OEWrlT Disassociation WENDY L. HAMMOND
80 Muliebrity's Dilemma: Family Portrait ELENA KARINA BYRNE
Toweling Off the Cat CHRISTINA HUTCHINS
90 Berlin Zoo NlN HUDSON Off lOIS MARIE HARROD
REVIEWS
82 Wfndhorse Directed by Paul Wagner REVIEWED BY .AU JOHNson
83 Blood Rites: Origins and Hislmy ofthe Passions of \Var
by Barbara Ehrenreich REVIEWED BY W?HoY SMWASY ,
84 How I Came to Write Blood Rites BY BARBARA EHRENREICH
86 A Map ofHope Edited by Marjorie Agostn
REVIEWED BV PHYWS lASSNER
89 Britlging Peace Home: Feminism, Violence, and Nature
Edited by Karen Warren and Duane Cady
REVIEWED BV DANtEL N. WARNER
92 The Women and War Reader Edited by Lois Ann Lorentzen
and Jennifer Turpin and Borderlines: Genders and Identities
in War and Peace, 1870-1930 Edited by Billie Melman
REVIEWED BV SHIRU BMUTBAR
94 Women's ldentitfes At War.- Gender, Motherhood, and
Politics in Britain and FrmlCe During the First World War
by Susan R. Grayzel REVIEWED BV ELISABETH GlASER .
95 Divine Daughters: Liberatitlg the Power and PassiOtl of
Women's Voices by Rachel Bagby
REVIEWED BV MICHELlE KlSUUK
97 Women and the PoU/fcs ofPeace: Contributions to a
Culture ofWomen's Resistance Edited by the Centre For
Women's Studies, Zagreb REVIEWED BY REBECCA NASH
ART WORK
9 From a well regulated Militia KlUSTIN ONUF
17 Photographs ofJoni Lane JONllANE
27 Women and War: Six Photographs BY STEPHEN MARGUlIES
39 Women's Peace Camps CATHERINE AllPORT
71 From Honduras Series SAM SAfRANSKV
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Volume One Issue One
!'.Iarch 1996
f<liforial: DOll1RES DOOlEY and LIZ STEINER-SCOTT Iv
'pe<ial documents
PRESIDENT :-.tAR'l' ROBINSON: Equality and Democracy: Utopia or Challenge? 11
articles
~IlOiEllEMC(.-\FfERY: Foetal Subjectivity and the Rise of Paternal Rights f7
~lARYDONNELLY: 'The Calm of Reason?': Judicial Attitudes to Sentencing in
Sexual Offences Cases /26
L1i'iDA CONNI.)lLY: The \Vomen's Movement in Ireland 1970-1995: A Social
Movements Analysis /43
.-\NNE BYRNE, PAT BYRNE AND ANNE lYONS: Inventing and Teaching \Vomen's
Studies: Considering Feminist Pedagogy /78
GERALDINE Ml.l,\NE: Legacies of Colonialism for IrishWom~n:Oppressive or
Empowering? /100
KIMBERLY S. BOHMAN: Borders or Frontiers?: Gender Roles and Gender Politics in
McGuckian's Unconscious Realm 1119
art works
DOROTHY l:RI.)SS: 'Lo\'er
4
Snakes' /134
!\..-\THERINE I3lll'CHER BElJG: On 'Lover-Snakes? IUS
reviews
PATRleA COl'GHLAN: Harry Brod and Michael Kaufman (eds,), TheoriZing
Masculinuks 1137
\:OREENn\:l)~NOR:Emma Donoghue, Hood II40
PHil KllRO'I:~IaryODowd and Sabine Wichen (eds,), Chattel, Servant or
Citizen: \\hmensStatus in Church, State and Society 1143
li,ting,
Conferences 1l45: Courses 1145: A bibliography of MA theses in Women's
Studies II?N: Books of Critical Interest /155: Notes on Contributors 1157: Call
for Papers /159: Guides for Contributors 1160
editorial: DOLORES DOOLEY and LIZ 5TEl:--ER-SCOTT Iv
,pedal documents
:-':ORTHERNIRElr\~DWOMEN'S CO,\lITIO:-<: 1tanifeslO /1
Volume One Issue Two ,OlRiN HAYES: Organization and Support of Childcare in Ireland 14
1996 article,
JULIE ANNE STE""" Mary Lavin (1912-1996): ATribule /25
FRANCES GARDI:\ER: Gender Gaps and Dual Cultures: Are these the Missing
Links in Irish Politics? 136
EILEEN FAUSET: The Politics of Wriling: Julia Kavanagh (1824-1877) 158
S.-\RAH EDGE: \Vhen Did You last See Your Father? The Bad Mother and the
Good Father in some Contemporary Hollywood Films 169
.-\NNE?MARIE McGAURAN: The Effects of EU Policy on Women:s Employment: The
Case of Women in Irish and French Retailing183
art work,
KATHERI~EBOl'CHER BECG: Pages from the Artists Book: Navigating in (he Dark by
Sue Cunliffe /lOS
reviews
JENNIFER FITZGERALD: At the .-\cademr?s Front Door? Irish \Vomen's Studies
Periodicals 1107
RO:'olIT lENTIN: Interrogating 'Whiteness' /115
CL-\RE O'HALLORAN: Documenting Women 1118
ElLIS WARD: Anxious States 1122
CAROW":EFE~lNELl:Cowgirls Gel the Blues/124
ORLAITH O'$l'llI\'AN: To Boldl)' Go 1132
li,ting,
Courses 1135: MA Theses /l39: Books of Crilical Interest 1140: Notes on
Conmbulors IH7: Call for Papers /lSO: Guidelines for Contributors/lSI
49
50
Volwne 1Wo Issue One
July 1997
editorial: DOLORES [x)()lEY and uz STEINER-SCOTT Iv
special is.....: aspects of irish feminism
MONICA MCWIlliAMS and AVIlA I<ILMURAAY: Athene on Ihe loose: the Origins of the
Nonhem Ireland Womens Coalition II
ABBEY HYDE: Marriage and Motherhood: the Contradictory Position of Single
Mothers 122
AILBHE SMYTH: Feminism: Personal, Political, Unqualified (or Ex?Colonized
Girls Know More) /37
EMMA BIDWEll: Where Have All the Dungarees Gone1/SS
MARY O'lEARY: wbianism and Feminism: A Personal Refiection 163
MAIRE DORGAN and ORlA MCDONNELL: Conversing on Class Activism: Claiming
OUf Space in Feminist Politics /67
FREDA DONOGHUE, RICK WllfORD.and ROBERT .MillER: Feminist or Womanist?
Feminism, the Women's Movement and Age Difference in Northern Ireland
186
GLENYS SPRAY: The 'Backlash Boys' 1106
MARY CONDREN: On Forgetting our Divine Origins: the Warning of Dervogilla
1117
reviews
AINE HYLAND; Equality in Academe? 1134
VIRGINIA CROSSMAN: Gender and the Historian 1139
PHllI<ILROY: Ideals and Consciousness 1143
EllEAN NI CHUllLEANAIN: 'words that crackle' /145
notes on contributors 1148
Volume Two Issue Two
December 1997
editorial: EITHNE MCLAUGHLIN and MARGARET O'C-\LL-\GHAN Iv
articles
PHIL KILROY: Quaker women in Ireland, 1660-1740/1
.-\MANDA tAGERKVlST: To End Woman's Night': A Resistance Discourse of (he Irish
Housewives' Association in the Media in 1961-62/18
JUrA OOUTHWAlTE: Experimental Child?rearing After Rousseau: Maria Edgeworth,
Practical Education and Belinda /35
CATHERINE CHICHI ANlAGOLU: Teleworking and the Sexual Division of labour in
Ireland 157
GERARDINE MEANEY: Territory and Transgression: History, Nationality and
Sexuality in Kate O'Brien!; Fiction fi7
SPURGEON THOMPSON: Feminist Recovery Work andWomen~Poetry in Ireland
/94
artworks
JACINTA FEENEY: Untitled 1106
j,"E n1<AN: On Jacinta Feeney. Untitled 1107
reviews
E\IMA DONOGHUE: Fictions and Frictions 1109
\lEDBH MCGUCKIAN: Who Was Who? 1111
\lARGARET \lACCURTAIN: Gendering the Migration Process 1113
\L-\RY E. DALY: Elusive Feminizations 11 17
DRtA MCDONNEll: Feminist Critiques of the Human Rights Agenda 1119
\l\RYANN GIALANELLA VAlIUUS: Suffragism Irish-style 1123
listings
Books of Critical Interest 1126; Notes on Contributors 1128; Guidelines for
Contnbmors 1130
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Volume Three Issue One
December 1998
editorial: JENNIFER FITZGERALD and NICOLA YEATES tv
,pecial documents
:-.tARY JONES: Mary Robinson: An Appreciation 11
DERMOT HENAN: Featurtng Women in a Nonhern Ireland Newspaper 116
article,
CAROL PERCY; Finding Feminism: Difficulties for Women in Nonhern Ireland fl7
:-':ICOlE O'CONt'\OR: 'Descent of the Mantle'; Mothers and Daughters in Kate
O'Briens The Flow" of May and Virginia Woolf's To the IJghdwuse 149
STEPHANIE FORWARD: The Dreams of Olive Schreiner /61
PATRICIA HORTON: 'Absent from Home'; Family, Community and National
Identity in Patrick McCabes The Butch" Boy n5
arlworks
JANE TINAN: On AlANNA O'KElLY, 'A BeathO'195
reviews
flUSH ROONEY: Critical Reflections and Situated Accounts /97
~IARYP. CORCORAN: Sociology - From the Margins to the Mainstream 1107
SUKI All: MonslrousWrongs and Womens Rights 1111
SHALlNI SINYHA: Women as Markers of National Boundaries 1114
l-.lARY MCDERMOTT: How to be Happy 1118
E~llLYPICKERING: Seducing the Reader 1122
KATHLEEN P. COSTELlO-Sll.ll\'AN: The Female Gaze 1124
),IARGARET KELLEHER: Sexual Difference and the Irish Writer 1126
li,ting,
Books of Critical {nterest 1130; Notes on Contributorsl132; Guidelines for
Contributors 1135
SexUN.JTY: A FEMINIST ISSUE? SoME PERSONAL REFLECTIONS 10 bySunilaAbeysel<era
Exploring /he reasons why many""",en fear the;rown sexuality
FIRE, SPARKS AND SMOULDERING ASHES 13 by Gomalhy and Bina
A~/mabout lhe relationship 0I1Wo women touches senskive rea/ilks in Indian society
TIME'S Up! MOVING SEXUAlITY RIGHTS IN MALAYSIA INTO THE NEW MlllENIUM 20 by beng hui
eMI societyactors in Malaysia are openly0fJINSing the ousterandsubsequent inc,,,ceration 01 Deputy Prime Minister Anwar
Ibrahim. But ohy ille /hey nol addressing the allegation 01sexual impropriety whk;h iseentrallo the issue?
53
CLOSETS ARE NOT FOR Us 24 compiled by Leli Boniol
Ale socialperceptions towards lesbians changing? Five lesbians from across the region share theit views
on /hispertinent question
VIRGINITY IN THE '90s 29 by Celes!e Cinco
Young Filipinas face up to contending socialpressures on vitginity
WHY CEliBACY? 34 by Sr. Rachel Dulfy, FCJ
Factors thaI motivate some """,en to choose aIde where acelibaleCOfllfOftmenl is eenltal
DEFINING PORNOGRAPHY 38 by Leli Boniol
The debate around the issuesofpornography, censorship and freedom ofexpression goes on
YOUNG GUARDS OF THE MOVING IMAGE 44 by Manlou Guieb
Mobilising the youth 10 keep an eye on TVshows and liIms lhat may bedamag;ng to /hem
MISSION UNCOVERS FOOD CRISIS IN INDONESIA 68
lack offood orinequkable agriwltural refonns
THE INTERNET AND THE GLOBAl PROSTITUTION INDUSTRY 72by Donna M. Hughes
The latest and moslpowetfulplace forpromoting gfoballratr/ckjng andsexual exploitalion 01
women andchildren
DEPARTMENTS
Editorial 1
Clips 4
Isis Resource 46
Books 46
Reviews 53 Jane Wegseheider Hyman and Esther R. Rome's Sacnficing
0u1S'ives for love
One on One: Taking Up an Unpopular Advocacy 55 by Mavic Cabrera?Balleza
ApionoeJing educator talks about the cha/lerlges ofincreasingwomen~poIkical
pa1/icipation
Country Report: Nepal The Movement lor Equal Property Rights for Wornen
58 by Bandana Rana Nepali women's property righls as afundamental
requirement to their empowerment
Health Update: Understanding the Impact of Persistenl Organic Pollutants on
Wornen and the Environment 62 Arewomenmoresusceptiblelotoxins
in the environment than men?
ISIS INTERNATIONAL
WOMEN IN ACTION
No. 1,1999
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ISIS INTERNATIONAL
WOMEN IN ACTION No.2, 1999
women and work
TELENETWORKING: NEW OPPORTUNITIES FOR MALAYSIAN WOMEN? 1 0 by Cecilia Ng
Astudy explores il lelenelworking is indeed aboon lor women. ..or is il more ala bane?
THE NEW FANTASTIC WORLD OF WORK 15 by Leti Boniol and
Annie Calma Sanloalla Flexlbilisalion: ano-win silualion lor women workers
DEREGULATION AND WOMEN'S LABOR 1 9 .Deregulalion spares no one
in Ihe labour loree, even women in the world's second targesl economy
GLOBAUSATION AND WOMEN'S EMPLOYMENT IN ASIA 22 by Jayati Ghosh
There is aconlinuing increase in the unpaid labour 01Asian women. No Ihanks 10globalisalion
SAIL ON, WOMEN 30 by Jean Enriquez Being in Ihe sex trade is nol, and will neverbe an empowered choice
TOGETHER, SEX WORKERS SPEAK WITH A LOUDER VOICE 32 by Debra Boyce
II may nol beacomple(e saleguard bUI Cambodian women in Ihe sex trade allempl al organising to prolect Iheir ranks
lifE IS ITALY IS NO 'DOLCE VITA' 34 by Mavic Cabrera-Balleza
Alormerslaff01 ISIs Internalional shares the woes ala migrant's lile
WORKING FOR DISNEY IS NO FAIRY TALE 3 9 Subconlraclors 01 mosl mullinalional
companies conlinue to violale workers'righls. Wall Disney is no exceplion.
DOUBLE BURDEN OF WORK, TRADITION WEARS DOWN HILL WOMEN 41 by Max Martin
Poor and low-easle women in India bailie the deadly combinalion 01 environmental degradation, poverty, and Iradilion
EMPLOYMENT STATUS OF FEMALE EMPLOYEES OF TAIWAN 43 The ligures sayil all
lsi s' 25I hAn ni Versary
COMING A LONG WAY TOGETHER: ISIS AND MARILEE KARL 44by Leti Boniol
and Annie Calma Sanloalla An allempltochronicle the long herslory 01 Ihe world's lirsl
inlemaliona/women's inlormalion-documenlalion cenlre and one ollhe women behind il
ISIs: A MOSAIC OF STORIES 57 by Marianila Villariba
Amosaic ollellers and cartoons from llie women who communicaled wilh Isis Intemalionalin Ihe lale 1970s
ISIS INTERNATIONAL
WOMEN IN ACTION
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No.2, 1999
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SIMPLY ISIS 63 by Susanna George
Isis IntemaUonal takes various feminist paths in its joumey from Rome to Manila
FROM GENEVA TO KAMPALA: ISIS WICCE CONTINUES TO BRING WOMEN
TOGETHER 6 8 by Rulh Ojiambo Ochieng From its original base in the North to its
home in the South, the struggle forwomen~emancipation goes on for oursisters in Isis-WIGGE
MOVING AROUND WITH OUR FEET FIRMLY ON THE GROUND 72
by Ana Maria Portugal Sisters in IsIs-Santiago describe how they have adapted
and responded to the challenges posed by the women's movement
CELEBRATING 25 YEARS OF NETWORKING 75 by Anne S, Walker
Asister information network illustrates why info-com work is
fundamental to the global women's movement
othe r s:
NEPAL: THE RIGHT TO LAND IS THE RIGHT TO LIVELIHOOD 79 by Samjhana
Shreslha Ensuring women's land rights could be the crucial link to achieving food security
Departments
Edilorial1
Clips 4
Isis Resource 82
Books 82
Reviews 87 OXFAM's Gender Equity and Economic Reforms: Engendering
Policy Critique and Advocacy of Philippine NGOs
One on One: Fighting an Uphill Bailie 26 by Mavic Cabrera-Balleza Why are women not
visible in trade unions? Aunion organiser tells us
Media Section: Can Converging Media be Controlled? 89 by Lilian S. Mercado Carreon
The merging oftraditional mediums of mass communication and the new
information and communication technologies present new challenges
Health Update: The Wages of Work: Occupational Health and Women 92 by Melody Kemp
Occupational heallh hazards abound in mostwomen~workplaces_ Working for Life,
abook on women and occupational heallh provides us with ideas on what we can
do in our work environment
leT Section: ICTs: Their Impacl on Women and Proposals for aWomen's Agenda 96
by Victoria Tauli-Corpuz Key issues to consider in analysing the use of the new
IGTs vis-a-vis our work In the women smovement
Food Security Section: Pilling Corporalions Againsl Small Farmers 104 by Aileen Kwa
Who will benelit from the Agreement on Agriculture proposed by WTO? Anyone but
the small farmers
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Volwne 8 Nwnber 3 November 1999
'DIANA' SPECIAL ISSUE
Rosalind Brunt. Guest Editorial
Rosalind Bruni. Conversations on the Diana Moment and its Politics
279
285
Gill Valmtine & Rllth BlIller. The Altemative Fairy Story: Diana and the sexual
dissidents 295
}mny Hockey & Allison}ames. Finding the Child in the Woman: the post-mortem
infantilisation ofDiana 303
Feona Allwood. Same Old Story? The tale of Diana, Princess ofWales
Donna Cox. Diana: Her Tme SkJry: post-modem transgressions in identity
313
323
AnnKaloski~Nayfor.II CanEv~nDo Reality': Diana, Monica, and Oeri teU stories 339
Beverley Skeggs. 'One Down-five hundred to go' 343
STANDPOINT
Tomo"" Kllrihara. A Reply to 'Some Thoughts on Feminism and Matemity' hy
Rahila Khalwa 345
BOOK REVIEWS
Iris: a mernoir 'If Iris Mllrdoch Gohn Bayley) reviewed by Jill Manthorpe 349
lise Mdlner: a lift in physics (Ruth Lewin Sime) reviewed by Mary O'Neill 351
Hildegard 'IfBingm: a visionary lift (Sabina Flanagan) reviewed by Katherine Holman 352
The Legacy 'If Boadicea: gmder and nalion in early modern England Godi Mikalachld)
reviewed by Gweno Williams 354
Margarel Cavmdish and the E<iles 'If IIu Mind (Anna Battigelli) reviewed by Gweno
Williams 355
The Lift 'If Una Marson 1905-65 (Delia Jarrett-Macauley) reviewed by Sharrnilla
Beezmohun 357
Bessie Smilh Gaelde Kay) reviewed by Sheila Cunnison 359
Journal of Gender Studies
Volwne 8 Nwnber 3 November 1999
(continued)
Three Artists (Ihree Women): modernism and the art ofHesse, Kramer and O'K'iffi (Anne
Middleton Wagner) reviewed by Lisa Panting 360
A House of Her Oum: Kay Sage, soliwry sumalist Oudith D. Suther) reviewed by
Margaret Garlake 362
Sumalist Women: an international anthology (penelope Rosemont, Ed.) reviewed by
Madeleine Cottenet-Hage 363
Healing Straugits for Women of War: seven hla,k women poets (Marie Guise Williams,
Tang Line & Shamshad Khan, Eds) reviewed by Gaele Sobott-Mogwe 365
Agni.r Varda (Alison Smith) and Coline Serreau (Brigitte Rollet) reviewed by Neil
Sinyard 366
Tough Girls: women warnors and wonder Women in popular ",lture (Sherrie A. Inness)
reviewed by Judy Giles 368
Barh;' Culture (M. F. Rogers) reviewed by Sara McNamee 369
The Company She Keeps 0/. Hey) reviewed by Sara McNamee 370
Coming Out oj Feminism? (Mandy Merck, Naomi Segal & Elizabeth Wright, Eds)
reviewed by Simon Shepherd 371
The Shattered Mittor: represenwtions ofwomen in Mexi<an literature (Maria Elena de Valdes)
reviewed by Victoria Carpenter 373
From'Out ofthe Shadows 0/icki L. Ruiz) reviewed by Victoria Carpenter 374
Latin Amni,an Women's Writing: feminist readings in theory and crisis (Anny Brooksbank
Jones & Catherine Davies, Eds) reviewed by Berta Broncano 375
Professional Domesticity in the Vu:toriall Novel, wamen, work and home (Monica F. Cohen)
reviewed by Elizabeth Langland 376
BOOKS RECEIVED 379
NOTICEBOARD 385
NOTES ON CONTRlBlITORS 389
VOLUME CONTENTS AND At.ml.OR INDEX TO VOLUME 8, 1999
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Mothering and Motherhood
58 Spring/Summer 1999
Volume 1, Number 1
Motherhood
Inaugurating the Association for Research on Mothering
by AndTta O'&illy 7
The (Un)Making ofMartyrs: Black Mothers, Daughters, and
Intimate Violence
by~L_~
Cesarean Section
by~mC~,%
A Stranger in the House: Middle-Class Stepmothers in
Nineteenth-Century America
by Robin Hemenway 77
Marginalized Motherhood and the Mother-Lesbian Subject
by Doreen Fumia 86
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105
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111
Mothering
Happy Birthday, Sara!
by Rente Norman
Living Feminism Through Mothering
by Fiona Green
A Mother's Reflections at Fifty-Something
by Marilyn Garber
Family Album! 1943
by Robbi, Pfiufer Kahn
hyJtufjue Rot/hI"
Separation Anxiety
by Robbie Pin'"
Sleep
Penelope In Odyssey
by Lau,;, Kru.I. 18
Long and Difficult Labour: The Emergence ofAmerican
Maternity Poetry
by Susan MalCallum- WhiuQmb t 9
Writer in the House
by Carol Hull 25
Motherhood
by Angie Bosco 32
Carving Tomorrow From aTombstone: Maternal Grief
Following the Death ofa Daughter
by SwanHtndri(~33
Alma Mater
byfmnifer cum 44
Researching Motherhood as a Feminist: Reflecting
on My Own Experiences
by Sharon Abbey 45
Paid Work, Family Work, and the Discourse of
"Full-Time" Mother
by Gillian Ramon 57
Where Did I Leave Me?
by Rente Norman 67
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Mothering and Motherhood
Spring/Summer 1999
Volume 1, Number 1
The Pregnant Women ofSpring
by RUlh Panofi'y 113
The Daughter aka The Adoptee
by Evangeline DaviJ 114
Homeschooling
by Renu Norman 121
Pulling the Tangles Out
by Be/hAnn Bryant-Richards 125
Every Mother is a Working Mother
by Christine Puis 126
It's Raining Again
by Robin Elheridg' 129
Tribal Mothering as Portrayed in Paul Gunn Allen's
SpiderWoman~Granddaughter
by],an'If' BlIJhntll 130
Free to Be... You and Me: Considering the Impact of Feminist
Influences on Children's Literature from the 1970s
by Karo Lynn Braun 137
Motherline
Grandmother Reconsiders Her Knitting
by Iv",n AIAnlay-Gut 148
Cradling Your Mother
by Priscilla F. S,art 149
Memories ofa Childhood in Iceland
by Inga Bergman' 159
Never Sure ofLove
by Fd,', Rtxha 164
Mothers and Daughters-Creating Anew
by Sudharshana CODmarasamy 166
Studying and Sharing: Mother and Daughter Learn Academia
by]o<alyn P. ClarA and Camillia G. ClarA 168
The Cheerleader
by Carolyn Wright 173
The Secret
by Suzanne Stu/man 175
A Story ofNames
by Lerna RourA, 176
The Newly-Formed "Feminist Mothers and their Allies Task
Force" ofthe National Women's Studies Association
by Dtrliu Bauer and Ellen M. Gil-Gomez 178
"Mothers and Sons Today: Challenges and Possibilities" September
25th-27th, 1998: A Review
by]a",1 Griffilhs-Maxymiw 180
Maternal Redemption and Resistance in Toni Morrison's Paradise'
byAnd"a O'R,illy 187
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SprlnglSummer 1999
Volume 1, Number 1
Book Reviews
Rtdtjining Mothtrhood: Changing Idmtitits and Paltt,"s
by Brigitte Harris 197
Mourning the Dreams: How Parents Creole Meoningfrom Miscarriage,
Stillbirth, and Early Inftnt Dtath
by Sharon M. Abb<:y 198
Lesbians &;sing Sons
by Mary F. Brewer 201
Maternal Personality, Evolution, and the Sex Ratio:
Do Moth", Control tht Stx oftht Inftnt
by Laura Lynn Mielke 203
Going to Aunt's: Rtmtmbtring Canadas Homts for Unwtd Moth",
by Jeanne Marie Zeck 204
"Bad'Moth",: Tht Politia ofBlame in Twmtieth-CmturyAmm,a
by Jill R. Deans 206
Whm Moth", War": Loving Our Children Without Sacrificing
Ourselves
by Denise Bauer 207
Mothering andAmbivalentt
by Astrid Henry 209
Engmdtring Mothtrhood: Idtl/tily and St!fTransformation in
Women's Livu
by Erin E. MacDonald 210
Motherland: Writings by Irish Americon WomenAboul Mothers
and Daughtm
by Bridgit Matthews-Kane 212
Maternal justke: Miriam Van Waters and the Female
Reftrm Tradition
by Beth Ann Bryant-Richards 213
Singlt Moth", and Their Childrm: Disposal, PuniJhmmt and
Survival in Australia
by EIi",be,h Yeoman 214
Families in the U.S.: Kinship and Domtslic Policies
by Ginny Crosthwait Lane 216
Death and the Motherfrom Dickens 10 Freud: Victorian Fiction
and tht Anxi,ty ofOrigins
~~bmmill
A Tradition that Has No Name: Nurturing tht Development ofPeople
Families and Communities
by Anna Mae Duane 219
Contributor Note. 221
lesbian Mothering
F.lIlWint~r1999
Volume 1, Number 2
61
"He's Calling her Da Da!": A Sociolinguistic Anaylis of the
"Lesbianism as Disease" Metaphor in Child Custody Cases
by Shari Kendall and Keller Magenau 98
"My Mother Liked to Fuck": Reading Joan Nestle's Qyeer Desire
for Maternal Desire
by Susan Driver 112
Imag(in)ing the Q1eel Lesbian F'lIlily
by}aclJui GaM
Q!teering Ivlatcrnity
by il,1ielle Chandhr
Did You Ever Have to Finally Decide?
by &,helEpJ/ein
Follow the Leader
by NQrun Shanahan
Lesbian Second Mothering
by Swan Dundm
The Sacred Art ofConception
by Liz Hulich
Lesbian Nonbiological Mothering:
Negotiating an (Un)familiar Existence
by Dawn Comeau
Hospital Visits and Border Crossings
by Lois Fine
Anticipating Reilly
byJaime Grollt
A Curve ofVelvet
by Norml Shanahan
Our Kids in the Hall: Lesbian Families Negotiate
the Public School System
by Ra,ht/ Epst,in
Sex Education
by Loil M. Berry
Lesbian Mothers and the Law of Custody, Access
and Child Support
byJoanne Radbord
Childhood in Sh,dow
by Norttn Shanahan
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by Kim Chll1t 121
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FalllWlnter 1999
Volume 1, Number 2
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"If! Can Do Without a Husband": Lesbian Maternity
and H. D.'s Asphodel
by Connie Momon
122
Front Cover
Contributor Notes 150
Amy and Isabel/e
reviewed by Renee Norman 148
131
Nudging Aside for Poetty
by Noreen Shanahan
Book Reviews
Bearillg Meallillg: The Lallguage ofBirth
reviewed by Deborah Whatley 142
Brlasts: The Women's Perspective on em American Obsession
reviewed by Jean Feerick 146
The Other Mother: A Lesbiall's Fightfor her Daughter
. reviewed by Collette Morrow 133
Redefining Motherhood' Changing Identities and Patterns
reviewed by Brigitte Harris 132
Rock-a-by Baby: Femillism, Self-Help, and Postpartum Depression
reviewed by Kathleen Sorensen 144
The Lesbiall Family Life Cyele
reviewed by Jeanne-Marie Zeck 135
What a Blessing She Had Chloroform: The Medical and Social Response
to the Pain ofChildbirthfrom 1800 to the Present
reviewed by Gina Camodeca 143
"Mothering: Toward a Nf'W Psychoanalytic Construction
reviewed by Rosario Arias 140
Feminism and Families: Critical Policies and Changing Practices
reviewed by Gordana Eljdupovic-Guzine 139
"Rosamund Elwin and her daughter, Aziza Elwin Carrington."
Photo: Rachel Epstein
Women ofColour: Mother-Daughter Relatiomhips
in Twentieth-Century Literature
reviewed by Michelle L. Taylor 137
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Women &-'7lging
63
In spitt! of..."men~act;I't! iflyokemelll in a t\\?mon~heaf/h caremo~'emeflt,the
mainline health care system continlles to hold tight to its androcenlric focus. II
KQme" are lQ be subjected (0 a heafth care system that employs sexist and ageist
practices, the quality a/lile in their later years will continue to be jeopardized.
The purpose oJthis paper;s to first, recognize Ihe existing heaf/h COfe practices
which limit the Moltfl COft opportunities and choices of older women; and
secondly, to discllSs how such basic feminist principles as educQtion, egalitari 
anism, empowerment, alld inclusion can be lLsed to improve an olderwomQn~
experience.
Volume 11, Numbers 2131999
Oldest Camper
Ruth Harriet Jacobs, PhD
Feminism and Feminist Gerontology
J. Dianne Garner, DSW
Older Women and the Health Care System: A 'rime
for Change
N. Jane McCandless, PhD
Francis P. Conner, ACSW
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KEYWORDS. Aging women, elderly women, older women, feminist health
care, health care, medical care, women's health care
Alternative Therapies and Empowerment of Older Women 29
Susan Gaylord, PhD
There has been a striking increase In Americans' awareness and use ofaltema 
tive therapies over the last decade. Women, in particular, have been drawn to
explore these unconvenlional healllt practices, which include herbal medicine,
acupuncture, homeopathy, manual therapies, energy healing, and mind-body
therapies. From a feminist perspective, the rise in alterMtive theraoies'ust in
tile United States represents a shift in cultural concepu of heailh from all
outmoded patriarchlcal model whicll dlsempowers older women, to a more
feminine, holistic model which call re?empowtr older women. Throughout histo 
ry, older women have developed, applied, OM taught the principles and practic 
es ofwhal are now considered alternative healing modalities. in their roles as
modlers, expert herbalists. midwives, wise women, and shanum. By becoming
familiar wi'h these therapies, older women Call increase their control over their
health. enhance prevention and self-care. and enjoy a health-care pathway thaI
leads to who/eMU III body, mind, and spirit,
KEYWORDS. Allemalive medicine, women, aging, elderly, conlrol, heallh be 
liefs
Women and Retirement
Virginia E. Richardson, PhD
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Afeminist analysis ofretirement is presented by questlonillg lhe applicability of
tradiliolllJl deftnitiolJS alld theories ofretiremenl to retired womell. The effects 01
morriage, careglving and other family obligations 011 women's retlremellf are
examined within dle context ofsalienlsocia~psychological and economic fac.
lars. An empowerment?oriented perspeclive lhat considers interactions and con 
nections between family and work rates, public and private and personal and
political levels are recommellded to alleviate lhe high poverty rates among older
women, to promote parity among men a,u/ women during retirement alld to
emancipate K'Omen from substantial i/lvo/vement in unpaid work, specijicaf/y,
caregiving and home labor.
KBYWORDS. Women and retiremenl, feminist gerontology, gender differences
in retirement, relirement and caregiving, marriage and retirement, older women,
poverty among older women
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Women &-':llging
Volume II, Numbers 2/31999
Older Women, Their Children, and Grandchildren: A Feminis!
Perspective on Family Relationships 67
Karell A. Roberlo, PhD
Kalherille R. Allell, PhD
Rosemary Blieszller, PhD
Using gerontological and feminisl frameworks, we explored the relationships
older ....omell have with their childrtn alld grandchildren. In-depth, qualitative
interviews were conducted with 34 women, rallg/llg in age from 55 to 88. From
our analyses 01 the women~perceptiollS of/heir {amity retationships, two
themes werepre~'(Ilent:the cemroJity 01cWdren and the peripherality 01grand?
children in their everyday lives. The womell had varying degrees ofinvolvement
with their children Dlld grandchildren, alld these relalionships contributed 10
lheir sense 01 self and {amily. Their relationships were 1/01 stagnalit, bill were
cOIl//llually reshaped as both the womell alld their famity members proceeded
through tile life COllfse,
KEYWORDS. Adult children, grandchildren, feminist geronlology, older women
Working with Abused Older Women from a Feminist
Perspective
Lillda ViII/oil, PhD
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Domestic violence ill older families is oftell referred to lIot asfamity violence but
as elder abuse. This chapter will begill by discussing how perceptiollS ofthis
type ofviolence impact informal and formal imervenllollS. The prevolence and
etiology ofdomestic violence are described, along with how the jolmforees of
ageism and sexism affect older female victims. Notional, state, and local efforts
to prevent and remediate the abuse ofolder women are also covered. In conclu 
SiOIl, the author presents implicatiollS for working with groups and irnfivwuol
abused older women from a feminist perspective.
KBYWORDS. Elder abuse, domestic violence, older women, feminist practice
Working with Terminally III Older Women: Can a Feminis!
Perspective Add New Insight and Direction? 101
N. Jalle McCalldless, PhD
Frallcis P. COllller, ACSW
While sexism and ageism in the heallh care system Juwe been systematically
documellted, lIowhere is the treatment ofaging women more androcenlrlc than
ill 'he care for Ihe terminally ill. In fOCI, a termifl(llly ill older womall is too often
disadvantaged by a health care system which excludes her from decision-mak 
illg and renders her powerless. In response, we propose a feminist approach to
heaM care for tennlnaUy ill older womel/ and argue that it is this approach
which will not only Pllt knowledge and power ill/a Ihe hands ofwomen, but wifl
change thefulldamental ways in which women approach death.
KBYWORDS. Aging, women, aging women, elderly women, older women
death, dying, illness, terminal illness feminism, femimst, feminisl heallh care,
health care, medical care
Older Women of Color: A Feminis! Exploration
of the Intersections of Personal, Familial
and Community Life
Kale COllway-Tumer, PhD
115
This poper examines the fives ofolder U.S. wome/l ofcolo! WllO represent racial
and ethnic heritages that have a history ofullequal acceu 10 SOUTees ofeconom 
ic and political power itl this country. These women exemplify women with vaslly
differellt cultural traditions, bilt are similar ill tlull they face discrim;nalion as
warnell of colol: The combined impacI of age, gender, and racial and ethnic
background is neglected within ollr d;SClfSSiolls of older women. This paper
cotlfribules to Ollr IInderstanding of older women of color by examining the
personal, familial, and community aspects ofthe lives ofolder women ofcolor.
This exploration challenges femillisl gerontologists 10 bring the dJscussiQII ofthis
j,,'ersection to t!le celller as we explore alit! seek to comprehend the realll)' of
older women slives. Tilis scmti/lY creates a space for the discU$sion ofboth the
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KBYWORDS. Older women of color, feminist gerontology, health concerns,
menial health, marital ties, family lies, care giving, communily. diversity, cui 
lure. adaptive behavior
threats faced by women ofc%r ill Illeir unique jlll/cillre as old. female, and of
cofor as well as 0/1 i/{llfll;llatiOll of the strengths mQnifested by tliese women
Flirther Ihe need to embrace a femi/list gerolltofogicaJ frame ....ork when practi 
riol/ers work with these populations is addressed.
Older lesbialls afe ilillisibte both within alld Olliside offIJe lesbian community.
Using a pos/lllodem alld lesbian feminist approach, ill this article we identify a
paradox in our society whic" defines lesbians ill terms oftheir sexuality while
older lI'omen are generally viewed as asexual. We suggest lhat this paradox
colltdbutes to the invisibility ofolder lesbians. Our focus is on lhe illleractive
nature oflhe relatiol/shlp heMeel/ personal and public c01lSlruclio/l.s oflesbia/l 
ism in theIi~'esof older women. Filially, we discuss the potential impact of
invisibility 011 self-identiry, alld using a feminisl gerontologkalframework sug 
gest Implications for the empowerment ofolder lesbians,
UsinB a feminisf perspective, this anicle examines women's experiences in car 
ing for older family members with chronic illnesses or dlsabililies. Central to
thls analysis are the COIIUplS ofthe social construction ofgender-oosed inequi 
ties in caring, the i/ltercollnections beMeen generations ofwomen as giYers and
receivers ofcare, and variations in family care by gender, race, elhnlcity, social
class and sexual oden/ation, The authors critique cu"em practice inltrventions
and policies and purpose models for the elimination ofgender-hosed inequilies
ill caregiving and the provisioll of caregiver choice OIut empowerment for
women and men, including feminisl models ofpractice wflh women caregivers
and economic and long-term care sflpports.
Negating Identity: A Feminist Analysis of the Social
Invisibility of Older Lesbians
Elise M. Fullmer, PhD
Della Shellk, PhD
LYllette J. Easlialld, PhD
KBYWORDS, Lesbian, aging, social construclion, feminism
A Feminist Model of Family Care: Practice and Policy
Directions
Nalley R. Hooymall, PhD
Judilh G. GOllyea, PhD
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long-term policy
Researching to Transgress: The Need for Critical Feminism
in Gerontology 171
RUlh E. Ray, PhD
This Qr/iete defines "empowerlng leseQrch" and algues the need for 0 clitlcal
gerontology Informed by feminist alld postmodelll theolies wldch focus all the
cOI/IJections between language, stlf, al/d social acllon. Tile author calls for
femfnlst gerontology which. evokes critical consciousness on the pari of the
researcher alld palficipants. Feminist gerontologists ale encouraged 10 engage
in self?reflection Qlld sell-cl'-tique ill regau!s to their own auitudt.S lowaldo''-nf.
and to include pefSO/lat crUfclSm III tllelr scholarly writings. Exilmplt.S 01{em  
nist research on aging which iIIusl1a(e these choraclelistics ale proVided.
KEYWORDS. Critical gerontology, women's studies, age studies, feminist reo
search, personal crilicism, postmodernism, social constructionism
Conclusions
J. Dialllle Gamer, DSW
Overhaul
RUlh Harriet Jacobs, PhD
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WOMEN'S HISTORY IN THE NEW MILLENNIUM: WOMEN, WORK,
AND FAMILY AFTER Two DECADES
Barbara A. Hanawalt
Women and the Household Economy in the Preindustrial Period: An
Assessment of Women, Work, alld Family I 10
Thomas Dublin
Women, Work, tl1ld Family: The View from the United States I 17
E. Patricia Tsurnmi
Womell, Work, alld Family Revisited I 22
Louise A. Tilly
History/Women's History: Then/Now I 27
ARTICLES
Krista 0' Donnell
Poisonous Women: Sexual Danger, midt Violence, and Domestic Work
in Gennan Southern Africa, 1904-1915 I 31
Cindy Forster
Violent and Violated Women: Justice and Gender in Rural Guatemala,
1936-1956 I 55
Melissa Mowry
Dressing Up and Dressing Down: Prostitution, Pornography, and the
Seventeenth-Century English Textile Industry I 78
Christopher J. Olsen
Respecting "the wise allotment of our sphere": White Women and
Politics in Mississippi, 1840-1860 / 104
Thomas G. Schrand
Soviet "Civic-Minded Women" in the 19305: Gender, Class, and Indus?
trialization in a Socialist Society / 126
Robert Shaffer
Women and International Relations: Pearl S. Buck's Critique of the Cold
War/lSI
GETIING TO THE SOURCE
Heather Lee Miller
The World 'Wide Web of Resources for Women's History / 176
BOOK REVIEWS
Shira 1. Lander
Constructing Selves and Reconstructing Others: The Making of Chris 
tian Martyrdom and Jewish Gender Ideology for Women in Antiq 
uity /188
Spinning Fllntasie5:~bbis,Gellder, Illld His/ory by Miriam B. Peskowltz; Perpetull's
PllS$loll: The Dellih Illld Memory ofIl YOlillg Romllll Womllll by Joyce E. Salisbury
Rene S. Marion
Negotiating Identity: The Courtroom and the Archives / 197
Domestic Dllllgers: Women, Word5, lind Sex III EIlrly ModeTn London by Laura Gowing;
Chryslllidt5: Femme5 dllllS"IJl Vit Privie (XIX'-XX' SUc/ts) by Anne-Marie $ohn
Eileen Boris
Race and Politics in U.S. Women's History / 203
Mllrchillg Togelher: Women of Ihe BrotneThood ofSleeping Car Porlm by Melinda
Chateauverl; Gendered Slrife 'md COllfusloll: Tht Po/iUeal Culture 0fRu.(lllStruelioll by
Laura F. Edwards; Aftlo:I1! AmuiClln Women Illld Ihe Vote, 1837-1965 edited by AN1 D.
Gordon with Bettye Collier-Thomas, John H. BraC?y, Arlene Voski Avakian.. and
joyce Avre<:h Berkman; 5<Julhern Slrlltegie$: Southem Women lind the Womlln Suffrllge
Question by Elna C. Green; To 'Juy My Freedom: Sou/hun B/Ilck Women's Uves lind
lAbors lifter Ih( Ciull Wllr by Tela W. Hunter
Anne Marie Pois
Perspectives on Twentieth?Century Women's International Activism:
Peace, Feminism, and Foreign Policy / 213
A DlplomllCY of Iht OppTtSStd: New Directions In Inltrnllllonill feminism edited by
Georgina Ashworth; The Womtn lind Ike Wllrriors: The U.s. Sution of the Women's
Inlern~tionil/Lellguefor Pell(tilnd Frud.(lm, J915-J946 by Carrie A. Fosler; Changing
Diffmnces: Women lind Ihe Shllping of AmtriCiln Foreign Policy, 1917-1994 by Rhodri
Jeffreys.Jones; Rtcon,lructillg Womrn's ThoughlJ: The Women's Illlemallonlll LtaglU for
Pellet Ilnd Freedom btfore World Wllr IIby Linda K. Schott
Johan Soderberg
Cosmetics Matters / 223
Hope in Il Jllr: Tht Milking ofAmericlI's Btlluty Culture by Kathy Peiss
ABSTRACTS OF BOOKS / 226
BOOKS RECEIVED / 235
CONTRJ8UTORS / 238
NonCE TO CONTRlBlITORS / 241
ANNOUNCEMENTS / 243
GKalliope
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Notes About Contributors
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Interview
Rabbi Burgi 61 An Interview with Nuala Ni
Dhomhnaill
Visual Art
The End ofDesire hy Jill Bialnsky
"Forbidden Cily III"
"The Last Emperor"
"Maid in China III"
"Maid in China"
"Fire Falls XIV"
"Rhythm"
"Dragon Slaying Series: Palm Forest"
"Genesis Series: Redemption"
"Klimt in Sendai"
"Tools of War"
"Animal Fann"
"Unsolicited Gifts"
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Blue Sestina
A Grain of Sand
Lila Snow
Nancy Cusick
learl Towgood
Beatrice Schall
Review
Mary Sue Koeppel 76
Nuala Ni Dhomlmaill
Martha Modena Vertreace
The Wind
Second Attentions
Eve
Portrait of Myself
spring
The Vine Fable
Watches
Paradise
Requiem in F Minor
Tanglewood
Parking Lot Carnival
Safety Tips
Cleaning Out Your Closet
Conjuring
Defining Place
The Button Box
Visiting the Absent Women: A Walk
in Wilmington
Anthropomorphism
Fur Dice
The Cleavage Bone
Michael
A Short Histnry of Grandparents
Sky
Singapore
Tell Me
How the Muse Keeps Eluding Me
Bell-Shaped Curve
Leftovers
Grandmother, You Should Have
Painted Tigers
Speech Pathology: The Deflnwering
of an Accent
House Sounds
Occasional Grace
Denardo's Tooth
The Astonishment of George Calvert,
Lord Baltimore, Returned
The Passing of Summer Time
Nnlhing'
The Com Field
Requiem for My Uncle: New
Orleans. 1965
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J. B. Hems/ein
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Paula Brancato
Leslie Williams
Debra Bakur
Maxianne Berger
Hemline Meinhard
Ruth Moon Kempher
Diane Averill
lanset Berkok Shand
Melanie Richards
L;ssette Mendez
Michelle Perez
Joyce Greenberg Loll
Elizabeth Oakley
Linda Donaldson
Virginia Sc1murr
Anne Colwell
Martie McCleery Palar
Dannye Romine Powell
Layle Silbert
Patricia B. Galamback
Lenore Hart
Laura Sullivan-Hackley
Uewellyn McKernan
Susan Thomas
Stacy M. 1intocalis
Sally Naylor
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2 Family Outing by Chastity Bono, with Billie Fitzpatrick. Reviewed by Healher Cassell.
3 Eden Built By Eves: The Culture of Women's Music Festivals by Bonnie J. Morris. Reviewed by
Krissy Keefer.
4 Two-Spirit People: American Indian Lesbians and Gay Men ed. by Lester Brown. Two-Spirit
People: Native American Gender Identity, Sexuality, and Spirituality ed. by Sue-Ellen Jacobs,
Wesley Thomas, and Sabine Lang. Reviell'ed by MOlY Belh Welell.
5 To Believe in Women: What Lesbians Have Done for America: A History by Lillian Faderman. Re-
viewed by Leila J. Rl/pp.
6 Women in Love: Pnrtraits of Leshian Mothrrs and Thcir Families, Photographs and interviews by
Barbara Scyda wilh Diane Ilcrrern. Re\'ieH'ed hy "ie/oria Cillrke.
6 A Ritual of Drowning: I'nems of Love and Monrning hy Teya Schaeffer. R('\'iell'('(l hy Barhal'll RI/IiI.
7 Coming Out as Sacrament hy Chris Glascr. !lel'l<'II''''' hy Jel1l1i/er R)'(?el1/(a.
8 Unnatural Affeetinns: Women and Fictinn in the Later Eighteenth Century by George E. Haggerty.
Introducing Charlotte Charke: Actress, Anthor, Enigma cd. by Philip E. Baruth. Reviell'ed by
Kristill Rl/sch.
10 Freedom to Differ: The Shaping of the Gay and Lesbian Struggle for Civil Rights by Diane Helene
Miller. Reviell'ed by Romilda Crocama.
II Victorian Sappho by Yopie Prins. Reviewed by Deborah Meem.
12 Apples and Oranges: My ,Journey Through Sexual Identity by Jan Clausen. Reviewed by COllllie
Griffin.
13 Gay Signatures: Gay and Lesbian Theory, Fiction and Film in France, 1945-1995 ed. by Owen
Heathcote, Alex Hughes, and James S. Williams. Reviell'ed by Alllla Livia.
14 Flinging Wide the Eyed Universe: I'oems hy Julia Penelope. Reviell'ed by CarolYII Gage.
16 A Survivor's Guide to Sex: How to Have an Empowered Sex Life After Childhood Sexual Abuse by
Staci Haines. Reviell'ed by Alllla Mills.
17 Blue Windows: A Christian Science Childhood hy Barbara Wilson. Rel'iell'ed by Michelle Gibsoll.
18 Female Masculinity hy Judith Halberstam. Re"iell'ed by lIeather Filldlay.
19 Women on the Ve"ge: Lesbian Tales of PowCO' and Play cd. by Susan Fox Rogers. Reviell'ed by Karen
Munro.
20 Lesbian Lifestyles: Women's Work and the I'olities of Sexuality hy Gillian A. Dunne. Reviewed by
Prue Hyman
21 Stone Butch Blues. Transgender Warrinrs. Trans Liberation: Beyond Pink and Blue by Leslie
Feinberg. Reviell'ed by Marlha neklen.
22 The Global Emergence nf Gay and Lesbian )'olities: National Imprints of a Worldwide Movement
ed. by Barry D. Adam, Jan Willem Duyvendak, and Andre Kroowe!. Reviell'ed by Jellllifer Rycellga.
THE FICTION CORNER
23 Faults by Terri de la Pena. Reviewed by Garbo.
24 To Be Continued: Take Two cd. by Michelle Karlsherg and Karen X. Tulchinsky. Reviewed by Anll
Bimbaum.
25 Dreaming Under a Ton of Lizards by Marian Michener. Reviewed by Sylvie COllslantille.
25 Bruised Fruit by Anna Livia. Reviewed by Aorew(/ McLeod.
IT'S A MYSTERY
26. Deceptions by Lauren Maddison. Reviewed by Rl/lh BI/rke.
26 Agenda for Murder by Joan Albarella. Reviewed by Paulille Klein.
A FINE ROMANCE
27 The Drive by Trisha Todd. Rel'iewed by Am", Mills.
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Volume 24, No.4 Winter 1999-2000
44 Marketplace
Great gifts for you and
everyone else.
46 Tsena Rena
Essential resources if you're Jewish
and female.
How NaJeeb Ale You?
Iranian-American Pegah
Hendizadeh Schiffman
explores the double tife
of Persian Jewish girls in
the U.S. as they balance
between parental expec 
tations of purity and
their own
'.i,. modem
~,passions.
Cover: Uw Lou, Kitchen~
(overall view), 1991-95. mixeK
media wl'th tlwwattds ofbeads,
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Words of wisdom-and irrita 
tion-from that eternal source.
36 Reviews
An uppity take on Max Frankel of
the Times? Three Southern debuts
? New Jersey girlhood
28 Girl Talk:
Ophelia Speaks to LILITH
Sara Shandler, author of the best?
selling Ophelia Speaks, reveals the
darker side of American teenhood.
I8 Will She Be the First
Orthodox Woman
Rabbi?
by HalJilJa Ntr-D,wid
As the aulhor stakes out the
landmarks on her path toward lhe
Orthodox rabbinate (a clue: wear 
ing tefiliin is one of lhem), she
comes to tenus with the trappings
of male Orthodox observance.
Read a preview of her book,
Ufe on the Fringes,
20 Are Our Home Lives
Liberated Yet?
Approaching the millennium. we
wondered. how far has feminism
reached? How do our intimate
relations look when seen through
a gender lens? A gathering of
winy women open their doors and
their hearts for ouri~spection.
What's Happening
Under Your Roof? An
Impertinent Survey
LILITH wants to know: Are
the men in your life feminists? I
Have you ever gone to a mikveh? a
Would you marry a Jewish man? a L_--<"""
Tear-out questionnaire enclosed.~
2 From the Editor
4 Kollshah
Ntws of Jewish WOIllCli all OVtr tilt world
Wendy Wasserstein's opera? NPR
tunes in to spirituality? Free Lori
Berenson from Peru, free agllllOt,
free the Jewish community from
sexism? New patriarchal press clips
I 0 The Kiev Connection
by Ra,htl BlU5tllill
Women West and East are bringing
gender consciousness to the emerg 
ing democracies-and the Jewish
conununities--of the former Soviet
Union, Project Kesher creates a
hands-across-the~seasisterhood.
Eldercare: A Special Section
12 Taking Care
by Racbtl loS/Iowilt Si,gtl
A feminist therapist eares for her ailing
husband and, a decade later, evaluates
how she feels silenced as an "old
Jewish widow," She traces the dynam 
ics that disempower her and issues a
plea to be treated, even in infinnity, as
the adult she is.
14 The Ways of Love and Rage
by lall' Blum
Duty and intractable sexism fuel
a complex caregiving history for
a Baghdadi-Indian-American 
Canadian family. Here, their youngest
child tells her tale.
16 Helping Families to Help
Their Elders
by Racb,' Ni","btrg
Why-and how-<>ne foundation
turns its attention to eldereare.
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Nov. 99 - April 2000 Number 12
Editorial
Editorial - 2
Women's Rights: New Miliennium,Age Old Challenges
Los Derechos de la Mujer: Nuevo Mllenio. eternos desafios CoHeen Lowe Morna 4
Wise Women Shaping the European Union
Mujeres Sabias Dandole forma a la Union Europea Barbara Heifferich 10
The Beautiful Eyes of Jesus - An Interview
Los bellos OJos de Jesus Regina MIChalik 14
Women and Liberation Theology
Las mujeres y la Teologia de la LiberaCion Ivane Gebara 18
Women, Islam and Muslim Identity in India
MUJeres. eJlslam y la ident,dad musulmana en India Seema KaZi 22
Women's Stories Challenge the Christian Church in South Africa
Hlstonas de mUjeres desaflan a la Iglesia Cnst!ana en Sudafrica Mary Ralphs 26
Lady-Seen-by-her?Nation
Lady?Seen?by?her?Nation (Dama,vlSta.por?su?naCl6n) Ulnke Helwerth 30
Identities. Passions and Commitments
Identidades. Pasiones y Compromlsos lohpress Europe 36
Women Artists in the Kalahari
ArtlSt3S mUJeres del Kalahan Maude Brown 42
Abused Women Who Kill
SobreVlVl~ntesde vlOlencla que Hegan amatar Harn
l
sh2KI.:"ran Nathoo 48
Masked RaCism: Rellections on the Prison Industrial Complex in the USA
Rammo enmascarado: Reflexlones sabre el ComplejO Carcelario Industrial en los Estados Unrdos Angela Y. DaVIS 52
Gender, Culture and Trauma: Mozambican Women Share Experiences of War, Dislocation and Survival
Genera. Cultura yTrauma' Mujeres mozamblquenas ysus expenenclas de guerra, desplazamlentOS y sobrevivenCfil Tmd SIderiS 56
The Ahermath: A Conference on Women in Post?War Reconstruction &Transformation
Las conseeuenClas: Conferencla sabre MUJeres en la reconstrucclon y la transformad6n durante la postguerra Shelfa Melrltjes 60
News and Events
Notlc/as y Eventos 62
The Enduring Spirit
EI Espiritu Indestructible Phil Borges 64
MANUSH. 71
A Journal about Women and Society
No. 114 September - October 1999
Readers' Forum 2
The BJP-CongressTussle for Power 3
How Party Politics Destroys our Education and Culture
MADHU KISHWAR
Contesting Rights Over Children 7
Custody and Guardianship in Matrimonial Disputes
FLAVIA AGNES
A Bird's Life ; 11
FROM THE JOURNAL OF ANAMIKA
Protest from Within 14
Dr. Puneet Dedi Speaks about Medical Abuse & Malpractice
Like Mother, Like Son 22
Sita and Hanuman
PHILIP LUTGENDORF
Book Review: Interpreter ofMaladies 36
A Collection of Shorl Stories
by Jhumpa Lahirl
Reviewer: ANURIMA BANERJI
Responses to Manushi 37
More Ire on Fire
Poem: Colour Me 44
RICHARD BACH
No. 115 Novcmber - December 1999
Responses to Manushi 2
Rotting in Pakistani Jails 6
Govemment Apathy Towards 1971 Prisoners of War
ANJANAMEHTA
Educating the Dropouts 12
SR. MARIE COUTINHO
Charan Shah's Death 14
Victim of Media Misrepresentation
Report by ALL INDIA DEMOCRATIC WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION
Countering Earlier Rep?rts 17
Charan Shah's Inunolation
A Joint Report by WOMEN'S ORGANISATIONS
Quotable Quotes on Charan Shah's Immolation......... 23
Deadly Laws and Zealous Refonners 24
The Conflicting Interpretations and Politics of Sati
MADHU KISHWAR
Film Review: Sita Tllrtls Godmother 3S
Director: Vinay Shukla
Reviewers: ANURIMA AND MADHU
Poem: Grahamstowll 37
APARNAJAYACHANDRAN
Story: Rema's Choice 38
LATA THANKAPPAN
Book Review: Widows ill 11ldia 40
Edited by Martha Alter Chen
Reviewer: ANURIMA BANERJI
Readers' Forum 43
My Vision for the Future: A World Without Cages......... 44
SWATARAY
IWid t4u t144?e MANUSHI C4Hefdete4 20~'I
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MEDIA REPORT TO WOMEN
Covering all the issues concerning women and media
Volume 27, Number 4 Fall 1999
Columnist asks why Elizabeth Dole received so little media coverage 4
FAIR women's desk organizes lobbying effort with PBS 5
USIA pays for sex bias 22 years after lawsuit brought 7
IWMF praises courageous women journalists, presents annual awards 8
A memorial celebration of Donna Allen's life and work 15
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Winter 1999
Theme: Alternative Practices
50 My Road to Mldwifel)'-ISHBtl KAaGAR
52 Home Waterbirth In England-KJIlSJ'EH MIWHSOH
54 Hawa Gola and Mother?ln?laWs Big Toe-jANET CHAWlA
Double Footling Breech, pg. 37
Photo by Kenna Ribas
Photo Albun. pg. 73
FEATURES
MIdwifery Today
9 My Top 10 Favolile Complemental)' Modalities-JUDY EDMUHDS
13 Touching lives-K?RI REDDIHG
14 Providing Choice: Naturopathic Mldwlfel)'-lJz Corum
15 Bodily Knowledge: The Wisdom of Nausea-MAVIs KJRKHAM
16 ChIropractic Care In Pregnancy-C. K.w. KAAHtz
18 Midwives as the Quintessential Barefoot DoctOrs-JIM BERG
24 An Unassisted Homeblrth-CAsEY MAKElA
27 Why Home is Best-ICAAEH GOSSEUH
28 Hospital Birth: A CNM Philosophy-VICTOR" ZIEMER
30 Vegan Pregnancy-MARY FISHER
34 Blue Cohosh Abstract-JEHHlftR EHDCH
34 Response to Blue Cohosh Abstract-)JDY EDMUHDS
36 Stay In the Humble: A Double Footling Breech B1rth--e...uDl' CAMERON
39 Evidence-Infonned MidwifeI)' 2-5..... WICKHAM
42 Stay Calm wtth PROM-ElIlABElH BRUCE
44 Group B Strep Screenlng-LYNH MdloIw.D
47 Open House: Email Usts-DAWN fRIEDMAN
Intemadonal MIdwife
DEPARTMENTS
Cover photo: "Grandma's Boy" Cl999
by Kemra Martin-Arias.
Photographer Kemra Marlin-Arias
reports that her career in childbirth
eduCation and /abar suppart led her to
specialize in pregnancy, birth and
newborn photography. She and her
husbandAlexhavefive children and live
in Medford. Oregon. Kemra can be
cantoctedat 541?734-4452 or via email
at kemnmne@botm'i' com
MIdwifery Today
1 From the Editor
2 Poetl)'
4 Networking
6 Tlicks of the Trade
7 Malion's Message
8 Question of the Quarter
61 Journal Abstracts
62 Media Reviews
64 News
70 Classified Advertising
71 Calendar Advertising
7J Photo Album
International MIdwife
48 From the Edttor
49 Cards and letters
60 International News
MINERVA
Quarterly Report on
Women and the Military
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Vol. XVII, No.2
Articles
Summer, 1999
May You Never, Ever Have Any War Stories to Tell:
One Poet's Wish
Marilyn Knapp Litt
3
Gender Integrated Basic Training:
A Theoretical Analysis of the Continuing Debate
Brian J. Reed
18
Military Women in the NATO Armed Forces
Sarah Ga rcla
33
Book Reviews
Linda Grant De Pauw
Battle Cries and Lullabies:
Women in War from Prehistory to the Present
Reviewed by Dennis E. Showalter
83
Author's Reply
87
Selene H. C. Weise
The Good Soldier
Reviewed by Donna Dean
89
Volume X Number 1
? DECEMBER 1999/JANUARY 2000
Hooray!
Sharing women's wisdom
about the road we've traveled over the
last 100 years ? Honoring women's
achievements along the way ?
Contemplating women's challenges as we
step into the hventyjirst century
Twentieth Century Foxes 40
Twelve centenarians rellect on women's progress
and offer advice. > Interviews by Lynn Peters Adler
Who Knew? 52
A compendium ofwomen's deeds. feats, and innovations
-some wonderful, some wacky, some inspiring
Being There 58
Through women's eyes and in women's words,
a look hack at the events that shaped and changed America
during the twentieth century
DepartmentS;
Ms.CELLANEOUS
8 Just the Facts
9 Word: (My) Lord> by Patricia Smith
Time Capsule 71
Capruring the century through the objects that. for better or worse,
changed women's lives> by the Editors
What About Tomorrow? 78
To decide where we are going. we have to remember where we've
been-and know where we are. > by Marcia Ann Gillespie
NEWS
10 Activists: The Bottom Line for '99 > Interviews by Laura Flandlers
16 Libertl!, Egalite, Parih! > by Moira Sauvage
18 NOW Does Hollywood> by Susan Jane Gilman
19 Opinion: Abortion and Crime> by Gloria Feldt
20 Women on the Verge of2000 > by Ann Marie Dobosz
24 Mexico City's Women Traffic Cops> by Sam Quinones
25 Opinion: Guns and Lobsters> by Donna Gaines
26 Indian Women Sue Canadian Feds > by Patricia Monture-Angus
27 Under Fire: The Year ofthe Gun
28 Clippings> by Kate Rounds
1 Editor's Page> by Marcia Ann Gillespie
4 Letters
96 Lastpage: Making Waves> by Anaga Dalal
No Comment (inside back cover)
YOUR WORK
30 Go Figure: Wage Gap Wrangling> by Ellen Bravo
33 Why the Consulting Business Is Becoming Woman Friendly> by Colleen .Mastony
34 Women Architects: If You Build It ... > Interviews by Gloria Jacobs
38 Worknotes> by Moira Brennan
BOOKS
83 Novel Companions: Writers on Books TheyTreasure > Interviews by Amy Aronson
ARTS
88 Great leaps Forward> Interviews by Hagar Scher and Gretchen Sidhu
93 Arlswatch> by Chris Kelsey
NOQA
Nordic Joumal ofWomen sSlildies
/lOS. 2-3 1999, Volume 7
Eva Borgstrom and Lilja M6sesd6t/ir
Editorial 95
AIIIIO Walll
The Cloud~lecturing on feminist research 97
A,me Lise Ellingsa:ter
Women's right to work: The interplay of state,
market and women's agency 109
Katr; Komulainell
A course of one's own: TIle rhetorical self in
educational life stories by women 124
Linda Clarke. Elsebet Fl)'dendal Pedersett and
Christine Wnll
Balancing acts in construction: A study of two
women painters in Denmark and Britain 138
BOOK AND DISSERTATION REVIEWS
Gunnel Karlsson
Annika Larsdotter, guilty of infanticide 151
Krist{n Bjotnsd6uir
Work and women's health 153
Gudll'j Bjork E)'dal alld Pirklw-Uisa Rauhala
Caring for children and older people 155
Beatrice Halsaa
From feminism to class politics 157
Asa Arpillg
Nordic salon culture , 160
Maria Karamessini
Economics of the family 162
Usbeth Lewwlder
On the lives and work of female primary school
teachers 164
Elianne Riska
Genetic maps and human imaginations .166
DISCUSSION
Krist{n Astgeirsd6ttir
Women's Worlds 99: Feminist research and
feminist movements , 169
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october 1999 volume xxix, number 9
IIsdnl CIVII'III
Michigan Womyn's Music Festival , 1
CIIDDIIIdaI1
Qutriacrlne: Sterl1lzlng the Poor 5
MInstrel Blood , 9
ELearior RooseooU ' eo............ 12
Tales of the Lavenchtr Menace ;.: 13
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A Culture of ReSiStance: StephllQie McMillian 10
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OOB Calendar 14
I?tters to 16
Cltl~~enudy -l.~
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clmmenl8q
Heterosexism and Women's lives in Japan 1
Choice in 2000: Candidates' Views on Abortion 4
Minstrel Blood 15?
J8VIIWs
Leaving the Ufe 12
The PoUtics ojMeat Carole J. Adams 14
1..lVIew
Nedra Johnson: Big Mouth GirL 8
reaulars
News 3
Chicken Lady 16
OOB Calendar , 17
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december 1999
National and International News 3
Women and the Law in Central Asia 1
Against the F-Word 12
I Want to Be a Princess:
Japanese Women in the Workplace 13
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Melissa Etheridge and Lesbian Sexuality 8
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Carol J. Adams on the Link Between
Feminism and Vegetarianism 6
reviews
Intimate Nature: The Bond Between Women and Animals 10
Restricted Access: Lesbians on Disability 11
regular features
Chicken Lady 15
Mins1rel Blood 14
Radio Shows 16
Pakistan Journal of Women's Studies:
Alam-e-Niswan
Vol.S, No.1&2, 1998
81
Rehana Firdous
Sarla Shanna
Yasmin N. Farooqi
Aua Asghar Ali
Polygamy in Islam (A Study of Modernist Approach) I
Multiple-Roles and Women's Health: A Multi-linear Model 17
Endurance of Spousal Aggression: Helplessness or Fear
of Social Condemnation 27
The Emergence of Refonnist Literature in Urdu abqut
Muslim Women in Colonial India, 1857-1910 45
Shaklla A. Rehman
Profulla C. Sarker
S. Abitha Mathalif
Perween Rahman
Anwar Rashid
Saleem Alimuddin .
Zareen lIyas
Images of Women at the end of the Century
Women in Pregnancy: Study ofSelected Neglected
Risk Factors
Problems of Female Literacy in Bangladesh in
Socio-Economic and Cultural Perspective
Literacy Amongst Muslim Women of Sri Lanka  
Issues for Research: A Report of Muslim Women's
Association, Sri Lanka
Management of Resources for the Development of Low
Income / Infonnal Settlements
Women's Studi,es Library: A Catalyst for Social.Change
Extracts from Archives: Women:s History
From the columns of newspapers: Women's March
Newsline Pakistan: 1998
Views & News,
Working Together
Resour~eCentres and Libraries
Journals & Newsletters
Notice Board
Reports
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Peace&Freedom
MAGAZINE OF THE WOMEN'S INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE FOR PEACE AND FREEDOM
.January/February 1999 Vol. 59 ? No. 1
Disarmament Now!
FEATURES
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Disannament Update .12
Scandal in Washington: U.S. Military
Spending .13
WIND Campaign Supports;
New Agenda Initiative .. : .14 .
The Hague Appeal for Peace 14
"Depleted Uranium...
Another Pentagon Cover-up?" .15
WILPF Urges Atomic Energy Agency
to Refocus Its Priorities 16
Militarism and Globalization 17
From the Anny to Peace Activism 22
Central Vennont WILPF
Joins Abolition Campaign 23
Outer Space:
The Next Nuclear Frontier? 25
DEPARTMENTS
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U.S. Section News .4
Truth and Reconciliation .5
Fall Speaking Tour , 6
Cuba Tour 8
International W1LPF News 9
U.N: Report 11
WILPF Action 21
Campaign Planning 21
Pledging to WILPF 26
Branch Action 24
Peace Education 27
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Cover: Members of WILPF's Japanese section at the "D.C. Day ofAction"
at WILPF's 27th International Congress, July 29, 7998.
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Photograph: Roberta Spivek
RESEARCH ARTiClES
Methods and Measures
Focusing on Participant!>': Felluills/ Process Kathryn Quina 4S9
Model for Survey Modification Jennifer S. Rose
83
Lisa l. Harlow
Patricia J. Morokoff
Pamela J. Deiter
laura E. Whitmire
Micbelle A. lang
Robert A. Schnall
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Mapping Gender: The Multifactorial Approach Jean M. Twenge 48S
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She Works/He Works: How T\..'o-Income
Beverly Fagot 653
Families are Happier, Healthier, and Better Amy Reiss
Off, by Rosalind C. Barnett and Caryl Rivers; Carie Rodgers
Women and Work: Exploring Race, Ethnicity,
and Class, edited by Elizabeth Higginbotham
and Mary Romero; Australian Women and
Careers: Psychological and Contextual
Inffuences over the Ufe Course, by Millicent
E. Poole and Janice langan-Fox
AIOS as a Gender Issue: Perspectives on the
Kathryn Quina
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Nancy Goldstein and Jennifer l. Manlowe;
Women and AIOS: Coping clod Care, edited
by Ann O'leary and loretta Sweet Jemmott;
and AIDS as a Gender Issue: Psychosocial
Perspectives, edited by lorraine Sherr,
Catherine Hankins, and lydia Bennett
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American Jewish Perspectives
Guest Editor: Marla Brettschneider
Introduction: Jean Ait Belkhir, Johnnella E. Butler, Lenus Jack Jr.
Marla Brettschneider
Theorizing Diversityfrom a Jewish Perspective
Susan Novak
"Dark Illuminations: Race, Gender, and Class During the Shoah"
Jessica Greenebaum
Placing Jewish Women into the Intersectionality ofRace. Class and Gender
Jeraldine R. Kraver
Restocking the Melting Pot: Americanization as Cultural Imperialism
Debra Renee Kaufman
Embedded Categories: Identity Among Jewish
Young Adults in the United States
Hinda Seif:
A "Most Amazing Borsht:" Multiple Identities
in a Jewish Bisexual Community
Liona Moriel
Danna International: A Self-Made Jewish Diva
Dawn Robinson Rose .
Class as Problematic in Jewish Feminist Theology
Kerri Steinberg
The Ties That Bind: Americans. Ethiopians. and
the Extended Jewish Family
Tobin Belzer
A Jewish Identity at the Intersection ofRace. Gender. and Class:
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Acccss to Rcproductive Health: A Question ofDistributive
Justice
The Emperor's New Clothes
Mental Health Matters Too: Gynaecological Symptoms and
Depression in South Asia
Mobility ofWomen and Access to Health and Family Planning
Services in Pakistan
Should Management ofSexually Transmitted Infections Be
Integrated into Family Planning Services: Evidence and
Challenges
Rationing Policies on Access to In Vitro Fertilisation in the
National Health Service, UK
Single Women's Experiences ofSexual Relationships and
Abortion in Hanoi, Vietnam
Reversing the Downward Trend in Men's Share of
Contraceptive Use
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Gynaecologists for Abortion Provision: Conscientious
Objection versus Opting Out
Men's Involvement in Women's Reproductive Health Projects
and Programmes in the Philippines
97 Jane Roe, Colin Francombe,
Maureen Bush
49 Kevin R O'Reilly, Karl L Dehne,
Rachel Snow
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39 Ayesha Khan
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Nonna Martin-Clement
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Khuat Thu Hong
83 Karin Ringheim
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19 Shamecm Ahmed, Arifulls/am,
Parveen A Khanum,
Barkat-e-Khuda
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RHM Publications and Other News
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118 Carla AbouZahr
106 Romeo B Lee
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130 Eunice Kamaara Reproductive and Sexual Health Problems ofAdolescents
Girls in Kenya: A Challenge to the Church
Access to
reproductive
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a question of
distributive
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Post-lCPD+5: Where Do We Go From Here?
Cervical Cancel' Prevention Using Visual Screening Methods
TheTransformative Potential ofthe HIV/AIDS Pandemic
A Page from History
164 Jonathan M Mann
Issues in Current Policy
158 MiriamJTemin
Issues in Current Research
134 Vanessa E Cullins,
Thomas C WrightJr.
Karen J Beattie, Amy E Pol/ad
Issues in Current Service Delivery
144 Sidney Ruth Schuler Gender and Community Participation in Reproductive Health
Projects: Contrasting Models from Peru and Ghana
Round Up 173 law and Policy
Measuring inequalities in health
Cost~effeetivenessanalYsis
'Sustainability' and donor fatigue
Disease burden nol the only crHerion in US research funding allocations
Japan finally approves the pill
Prnposed amendments to US laws altack and support reproductive
freedom
NZ Pap smear results re-examined
Lesbian couplein Israel seek official parental recognition
Islamic dress code imposed in Sudan and Afghanistan
Pakistan Senate fails to condemn 'honour killings'
Catholic pregnancy advice cenlres to close in Germany
Lalin America: news shorts .
New quinacrine sterilisalion 'Irials' halted by international women's
health movemenl pratesIS
179 Service Delivery
Reducing maternal mortality in Malaysia
Why isn't antenatal care effeClive: Tanzania and India
Poor health and expensive health services in Dhaka
Reproductive health services in Catholic hospitals in the USA
Malaria in pregnancy: India, Uganda
Abortion deaths from letanus in Bangladesh
Medical abortion study in Vietnam
Female condoms in Zambia
Computerised Pap smears
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Family planning services for immigrants in Costa Rica
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GyneT-380S IUD discontinued
Mifeprislone approved in Switzerland
Induced abortion and fCrliHlY decline in Abidjan. Ivory Coast
183 Research
Hysterectomy and class in the USA
Breast cancer mortality, race and class in the USA
Breast cancerscreening helps to reduce mortality
Raloxifene helps tn prevent breast cancer
Benefits oftamoxifen outweigh risks
Vitamin A supplementation and pregnancy-related mortality in Nepal
Infertility and problem pregnancies
186 HIVIAIDS
South African legislation challenges pharmaceutical company profits on
AIDS drugs
Single dose ofnevi rapine protects infants against perinatal HIV
transmission
Cost-effective: yes; feasible at total cost: no
HIV transmission through breastfeeding: Malawi study
Perinatal HIV cases decreasing rapidly in USA
Comparison ofHI Vtransmission rates by infant feeding method in
Durban
Child feeding practices, HIV transmission and disclosure issues
Infants get HIV treatment but not their mothers in Thailand
Evidence ofongoing infection risk in women sex workers in Thailand
Growing numbers oforphans in Brazil as women die ofAIDS
HIV insurance policy for raped women in South Africa
Rights ofthose with HIV to marry suspended in India
HIV/AIDS prevention by women sex workers in India
HIV/AIDS awareness for health workers in KwaZulu-Natal
New international debts to fight HIV/AIDS?
193 Conferences
13th International AIDS Conference
Microbicides 2000
11th International Congress on Women's Health Issues
16th FIGO World Congress ofGynaecologists and Obstetricians
1st Congress, Federation of National European Menopause Societies
Women's Status: Vision and Reality, Bridging East & West
13th World Congress on Medical Law
195 Courses
Anthropology and Epidemiology: Integrating Concepts and Tools for
the Investigation ofCommunity Health
Financing Health Care: Principles ofInsurance
196 Publications
Implications ofHealth Sector Reform for Reproductive Health and
Rights
Myths and Realities About the Decentralisation ofHealth Systems
Health Policy and Planning Vol. 14, No.2
Diagnosing Challenges - Health and the New Millennium
Medicine and Law- Special Issue on Legal and Ethical Challenges in
Reproductive and Sexual Health
Series on Gender and Demographics
Canadian Journal ofHuman Sexuality, Vol. 7, No.4
Informing Research on HIV Prevention: A Consultation
Integrating STD Management into Family Planning Services: What are
the Benefits?
HIV in Pregnancy: A Review
Task Force for the Urgent Response to Epidemics ofSexually
Transmitted Diseases in Eastern Europe and Central Asia,
22-23rd September 1998
Reproductive Rights ofYoung Girls and Adolescents in Benin:
A Shadow Report
Women's Rights in Chile: A Shadow Report
Journal ofAdolescent Health, Vol. 25, No.2
The Health ofAdolescent Girls. Volume 54, Number 3, Summer
Choices - A Guide for Young People
Improving Quality ofCare in India's Family Welfare Programme:
The Challenge Ahead
From Secret to Shelf: How Collaboration is Bringing Emergency
Contraception.to Women
Training Midwives to Improve Post Abortion Care in Ghana:
Major Findings and Recommendations from an Operations
Research Project
Advancing the Roleof Mid-Level Providers in Abortion and Post
Abortion Care: A Global Review and Key Future Actions
Abortion: Whose Choice? An Education Pack and Video for Young
People
Women's Health in Norway
The Women's Movement in Iran: Women at the Crossroads of
Secularization and Islamization
From a Grain to a Pearl-True Stories from the Field
Health and Human Rights: Special Focus on Reproductive and Sexual
Rights
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LES ETUDES DES FEMMES ET LE RESEAU
INTERNET
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9 In Memorlaml Lorraine A. GauthIer
13 Introduction
13 Women's Studies and the Internet: A Future with a History
Alyson King and Avi Hyman
25 Articles
25X~ClusivelyFemale: The Cyberspaces of!.he David
Duchovny Estrogen Brigades
Rhiannon BuI}'
49 ASE?D: Alt.Support.eating-disord. A Pilot Study ofan
Internet Self-Help Group
Amy S. Herskowitz
73 Implications ofComputer?conferenced Learning for
Feminist Pedagogy and Women's Studies: A Review of
the Literature
Gabrie/le Nawratil
109 Reports and Comments I Rapports et
commentaires
109 Introducing Students to Electronic Resources on Women
in the Classical World
M. Eleanor Invin
117 International Women's Human Rights Database
Jennifer McCready and Pamela Millar
121 Internet Mailing Lists and Feminist Research, Pedagogy,
and Activism
Judith L. Poxon and Kathleen O'Grady
127 Ezines and Feminist Activism: Building a Community
KristaScott~Dixon
133 Sweet Secrets: An Example of Researching and Writing
within the Internet
Paula Wansbrough
137 Are More Women Studying Computer Science?
Tahany M. Gadalla
143 Gender Differences, Mathematics and CSILE
Qing Li
153 Resources I Ressourees
153 Selected List ofWomen's Studies Resources on the
Internet
Compiled by Alyson King
168 Book Review. I Comptes rendus
165 About de patience. Les enjeux de la lutte au cancer du
sein .
Sharon Batt
Compte rendu par Louise Bouchard
167 Coupable d'ctre nee: Adolescente aAuschwitz
Simone Lagrange
Compte rendu par Lelia Young
170 The Cultural Politics ofFur
Julia V. Ernberley
RevielVed by Cynthia Wright
173 FTM:Female-To~MaleTranssexuals in Society
Holly Devor
Reviewed by Karen Dubinsky
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176 The Illusion of Inclusion: Women in Post-Secondary
Education
Jacqueline Stalker and Susan Prentice, eds.
Reviewed by Maryann Ayim
180 Lost Subjects. Contested Objects: Toward a
Psychoanalytic Inquiry ofLearning
Deborah P. Brilzman
Reviewed by Patricia EJliot
J83 Methodists and Women's Education in. Ontario,
1836-1925
Johanna M: Selles
Reviewed by Dianne M. Hallman
185 The Moral Parameters ofGood Talk: A Feminist
Analysis
Maryann Neely Ayim
Reviewed by Magda Lewis
188 Politique des Sexes
Sylviane Agacinski
Compte Tendu par Lucille Beaudry
191 Race, Class, Women and the State: The Case of
Domestic Labour in Canada
Tanya Schecter
Reviewed by Nuzhat Amin
194 Vichyetl'~temelfeminin
Francine Muel-Dreyfus
Compte rendu par Sylvie Arend
t 97 Book. Recleved I Llvres re9U8
205 Annual Index I Index annuel
227 Abstracts I Precis de lecture
287 Contributors' Notes I Notes biographiques
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Volume 22:2
August 1999
Introduction
Virginia Aulln
Introduction 3
Short Stories
Susannah M. Smith
Hey, Sisler 5
Klera Miller
Adue (Ah-do-Ay) 14
Julie Stoyka
SameWomb 21
Andrea Munro
The Molher of Invention 35
Elise Juska
The Facebook 47
Maureen Paxton
Skin Problems 60
Peggy Fisher
Injun 78
Poetry
Jenny Brantley
Love and the Galaxy 11
Translations in Sound 12
Poetry
Julie Chan
Interlude 32
One Day 33
Susan McCaslin
Blessed Are the Poor in Spirtt 42
Now You Are Almost Nine 44
Joan Bond
The Tense of Dressing 56
The Change 57
These Women 56
The Woman Across the Hall 59
C.L. Mower and C.G. Carroll
Buttons 'n Crumbs, No - 68
Susan Landgraf
Sundays 73
Diffused Conception 74
Maze 75
Prtestiess 76
Review
Review by Virginia Aulln
Jane 90
Art
Pat Leidl
Feuding Sibtings 31
Crow Madonna 46
Rigoletto 77
Contributors 91
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SEX ROLES
A Journal of Research
CONTENTS
July 1999
91
Role of Sexual Orientation and Gender-Related Traits in
Disordered Eating 1
Jacqueline Lakkis, Una A. Ricciardelli, and
Robert J. Williams
Gender and Acculturation in Relation to Traditionalism: Percep-
tions of Self and Parents Among Chinese Students 17
Taryn N. Tang and Kenneth L. Dion
Gender Differences in Adolescent Depression: Gender-Typed
Characteristics or Problem-Solving Skills Deficits? 31
Diane Marcotte, Michel Alain, and Marie-Josee Gosselin
Role of Gender in Behavioral Interdependence and Relation-
ship Outcomes for Premarital Couples 49
Terri J. Swim and Catherine A. Surra
Gender Differences in Acquisition of Environmental Knowledge
Related to Wayfinding Behavior, Spatial Anxiety,
and Self-Estimated Environmental Competencies 71
Sigrid Schmitz
BRIEF REPORTS
Gender Differences in Self-Attributions: Relationship of Gender
to Attributional Consistency, Style, and Expectations
for Performance in a College Course 95
Constance R. Campbell and John W. Henry
Gender Role of Male Therapists in Both Professional and
Personal Life 105
Jeffery A. Harvey and Catherine E. Hansen
BOOK REVIEWS 115
SEX ROLES
92 A Journal of Research
Vol. 41, Nos. 3/4 August 1999
CONTENTS
Roles and Women's Well-Being: Some Preliminary Findings
from Malaysia 123
Noraini M. Noor
Medical Technology and Childbirth: Experiences of Expectant
Mothers and Fathers 147
Kristi Williams and Debra Umberson
Relationships Among Adolescent Girls' Eating Behaviors and
Their Parents' Weight-Related Attitudes and Be-
haviors 169
Eleanor H. Wertheim, Virginia Mee, and Susan J. Paxton
Young Adults' Anticipated Identity Importance of Career, Mari-
tal, and Parental Roles: Comparisons of Men and
Women with Different Role Balance Orientations 189
Jennifer L. Kerpelman and Paul L. Schvaneveldt
Influence of Item Content and Stereotype Situation on Gender
Differences in Mathematical Problem Solving 219
Margaret Walsh, Crystal Hickey, and Jim Duffy
Face-ism as a Determinant of Interpersonal Perceptions: The In-
fluence of Context on Facial Prominence Effects 241
Maurice J. Levesque and Charles A. Lowe
An Examination of Date Rape, Victim Dress, and Perceiver
Variables Within the Context of Attribution Theory 261
Jane E. Workman and Elizabeth W. Freeburg
BRIEF REPORTS
Gender Differences in the Accuracy of Grade Expectancies and
Evaluations 279
Sylvia Beyer
Dating Relationships and the DemandlWithdraw Pattern of
Communication 297
.David L. Vogel, Stephen R. Wester, and Martin Heesacker
BOOK REVIEWS 307
Vol. 41, Nos. 5/6
SEX ROLES
A Journal of Research
CONTENTS
September 1999
93
Gender and Sexual Risk 313
Nancy J. Bel/, Ked K. O'Neal, DII Feng, and Carol J.
Schoenrock
Workaholism in Organizations: Gender Differences 333
Ronald J. BlIrke
Judgments About Sexism: A Policy Capturing Approach 347
ClIrtis R. Brant, Clifford R. Mynal/, and Michael E. Doherty
Relationships of Employment Status, Gender Role, Insult, and
Gender with Use of Influence Tactics 375
Bobbi J. Carothers and James B. AI/en
Still Marginal: Women in Israel's 1996 Television Election Cam-
paign 389
Dafna Lemish and Chava E. Tidhar
Sex-Role Stereotyping in Television Commercials: A Review
and Comparison of Fourteen Studies Done on Five
Continents Over 25 Years 413
Adrian Hanham and Twiggy Mak
The Portrayal of Men's Family Roles in Television Commercials 439
Gayle Kallfman
BRIEF REPORTS
Gender Differences in Memory Perspectives: Evidence for
Self-Objectification in Women 459
David M. HlIebner and Barbara L. Fredrickson
Does Gender Affect the Link Between Organizational Citizen-
ship Behavior and Performance Evaluation? 469
Sharon E. Lovel/, Arnold S. Kahn, Jennifer Anton, Amanda
Davidson, Elizabeth Dowling, Dawn Post, and Chandra
Mason
BOOK REVIEWS 479
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Pornographic Texts, 1660-1745
Malluela MourM
603 "As With Words ofFire": Art Music and Nineteenth?Cenmry
African-American Feminist Discourse
Jua"ita Knrp!
633 Domesticating Efficiency: Lillian Gilbreth's Scientific Management
ofHomernakers, 1924-1930
Laurel D. Graham'
677 On Medicine Women and White Shame-ans: New Age Native
Americanism and Commodity Fetishism as Pop Culture Feminism
LAura E. DoIIaIdwtJ
691 Miss Margaret's Emily Dickinson
A({eMurmy
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Maria DiBattista
771 Book Reviews
]iI/Dolan Yuko Ogasawara
Hany C. Denny ShirleyA. Hil/
MArUm E. P. Lueilk P. F"fJz
deRnJ Sharot) P. Holland
Rob LAtham Namy C. Jurik
Lisa Lowe CatrionaMtukmzit
Heidi Huener JadllytI Oxkand
MAreia St<phenson Alison R. Bernstein
BarbaraJ lUmutn Susan B. HatUffl
Ermsti". Pelkgri"i Melissa S. Herbert
Damkn BayWw
839 United States and International Notes
844 Comment and Reply Policy
845 About the Contributors
853 Notice to Contributors
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Christine lJjSt<j'Rni>, Pris<#I4 Willi/,
IUUilud#h Wlismftld
851 Editorial
16. Interpellating Sea
ElizAiKth WI'!'J'1'l"
"5 Regulating "Maternal Instinct": Governing Mentalities
ofLate lWentieth?Centwy U.S. Illicit Drug Policy
Nruuy D. C""'p/HU
.25 Civilian Threat, the Suburban Qtldel, and Atomic Age
American Women
KrirtiM Zorkng,
959 Crimes and Pardons: Bourgeois Justice, Gendered Vutue.
and the Criminalized Other in Eighteenth-Century France
MRry L.JJdII?use
1011 Contesting t:m Dlicit:~nderand me Politics ofFatwas
in Banglad<>h
F.k>mShe_.
1045 Pre-Modem and Mooem Power: Foucault and the Case of
Domestic VioJence
Ami"" C. Watluml
'ymposhun
Virtually ......I.ted: Now TKhnoIog'" and Sodal Control
1067 Introduction
lodiDu,.
'06' VIrtUal Fears
Jodi Dum
1079 Vuile?Reality: From Armageddon to Viagra
LuQjlinby
1089 Radalizcd Fantasies on the Internet
Christi"" EliUlbeth Shupe
Symposlwn
Gender and tho _ Penahy
1097 Introduction
1lnwthy V. KRufi"''''Olhom
1103 Disciplining Gender; Or, Are Women Getting Away withMurder~
RmUHdmk
1113 Feminism and Punishment
Baril1m, CruiluhRnIt.
1119 Reviving the Late Liberal State: On Capital Punishment
in an Age ofGender Confusion
'llltWthy V. KRufi1Ul.?Olhom
1131 United States and International Notes
1134 Comment and Reply Policy
1137 About the Contributors
1141 Notice to Contributors
Index to Volume 24
1145 AuthorfTide Index, General
1153 Author(fitle Index, Books Reviewed
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Volume 6 ? Number 3 ? Fall 1999
Special Issue: Middle East Politics: Feminist Challenges
Nitza Berkovitch and Valentine Moghadam,
Guest Editors
Middle East Politics and Women's Collective Action:
Challenging the Status Quo 273
NlTZA BERKOVITCH AND VALENTINE MOGHADAM
From Soldiering and Motherhood to Citizenship:
A Study of Four Israeli Peace Protest Movements 292
SARA HELMAN
Equality with a Difference: Gender and Citizenship in
Transition Palestine 314
REMA HAMMAMIAND PENNY JOHNSON
A Space of Their Own: Social-Civil Discourses Among
Palestinian-Israeli Women in Peace Organizations 344
HANNA HERZOG
Democracy and Women in Turkey: In Defense of Liberalism 370
YE~IMARAT
Remembrance of Things Past: Leila Abouzeid and Moroccan
National History 388
LIATKoZMA
Contributors 407
Index 410
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Women urged to participate in
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Magaya: The symbol of resistimce 5
Let's Talk About It 6
Know your Constitution: Women make
demands 8
Women speak out on inheritance 9
Judiciary must deliver justice 10
Midlands health programme launched 12
CEDAW...................................................... 13
Criticism angers Supreme Court 15
Dying to survive 17
SHONA
Zvatinofunga.............................................. f 8
Tsamba kumupepeti 18
Mashoko emutungamiri weWAG 19
Madzimai nebumbiro remitemo 19
Zivai zvakawanda nezveShuga 20
Magaya: munongedzo wokuramba 21
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by Sandra Harding
Reviewed by MelanIe Ann Wahlberg ,,' , .. ........ 118
"Keepin
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Social Justice Issues
in the Inclusive Curriculum
Socia' Justice in A Diverse $celery
Edited by Tom A. Tyler
Reviewed by Consuelo Prell .. .. " 120
Notes for Contributors and Call for Book Reviewers
102
Uncoverings
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Volume 20 of the Research Papers of the
American Quilt Study Group
Preface
RESEARCH PAPERS
The Kezia D. Benton @ilt: A Lift Uncovered
Molly Miles
A Thread olContinuity: @iltmaking in Wayne
County, Ohio, Mennonite Churches, 1890s-1990s
Valerie S. Rake
Three Louisiana Acadian Cotonnade @ilts:
Adding Pieces to a PuWe
Jenna Tedrick Kuttruff
Between Two Worlds: The @ilts and Lift 01
Caroline HojftuU! Christman Chew
Zoe C. Smith
Goldie Tracy Richmond: Indian Trader and Q,uiltmaker
Carolyn O'Bagy Davis
The "Vampire" @ilt: A Material-Culture Study
Cynthia Dimock-Quaglia
Authors and Editor
Index
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WOMAN AND EARTH
Volume 8 as Woman and Earth, Volume 20 including Woman and Russia Samizdat
oeu.ller-10, 1999 _ Marcb 8, 2000 E-Eogllsll R-RussJaa F-Freacb
Please aote lh.llhese dates are symbolic and represeot two importaol ..caslo.. that WE wlslles 10 commemorale:
Deco.bar 10 - btefl.lIoaal HomlD Rights D.y, .od M.rcb 8 - blem.lIooal Womea's D.y.
I From the Editor by Tal1Ua V. M......'. (EfR)
3 Identity b)' CarmtJIa M. DIdIo (E)
5 Letten__(R/E)
AlIT, MUSIC" DANCE
7 From the Byron Beaches to the Frozen Baltic by Vokes of
Gslo (E)
? _ More Slghb ... _ (E)
? M_(E)
9 I'oeIIy b)' P.M, illsakUl ole Mo,....,.wt, TlWWlI Kazako..
(E/RfF)
II Aller the Ball by I... _ .. (R)
J3 StropheS for the New Millennium by Tatyan.a Mamooon
(E)
INTDtNATIONAL REPORTS
14 The "Fair" Society by M. SboIt....
...N. BIblouko. (E)
?.e Growth of Women Entreprenews
In Niieria by AdeUoe-lpo Apeu (E)
15 lD......lIoDllI News (E/F)
WOMEN AND RUSSIA/FSU
11 VIOlence in the Family in Russia
by Dr. A. bOOT, Dr. I. ADdr?va
(EfR)
18 Woman and Earth Conference
1998 by 1.)'&0 Tobre.. (R)
U BioeneIgy - Psycholl1eologian by
Mala Opa<eoko-SoboIenbya (R)
18 Without Adam by KaUa
_ .. (R)
11 The Rolo of the Family In Female
Pro_nal Development by Irlaa ATeriaDonl (E)
1-4 Project K_ (R)
GODDESS SPIRITUALITY
1-4 1_of the Dark Go<ld<ss by Griselda Sid.... (E)
17 An Unbroken Female Unease by VidI NoMe (E)
17 TbundelSlonn by E. M. (R)
11 Catal Huyuk by JOID Ckbotl (E)
19 Trlkte 10 1lotlIlI AIIeta (E)
STORIES
31 Kotrab by Gillna Makbroff (R)
31 Princess Henry by Sblton O'Tal (E)
33 Meedya: The Goddess of Beauty by H.... Oml (E)
34 Star by InIIe Anne Roberb (E)
PERSONAL NOTES
35 The Rspe State by CbrtslJne Grusseodorf (E)
31 Year of tho Dragon; An Actor's Dilemma by Emily Woo
YIlDISIId (EfR)
3' He". GUbtrt on Sexgate (E)
FEATURES
40 Phenomenon ofthe Women of RlLSSia Within Global Society
by Sftt!au Orekhovi (R)
42 Clarice Wpector: A Ukrainian-Jewish Representative of
Feminine Uterature in Brazil by M. lsabd Pereira (E)
43 World Govenunent by GlUT1 Dim (E)
'" Nepal: Travel, Trekking and Trafficking by Helen Brown (E)
46 Excerpt by G.Una Fedorova (R)
47 OUr Rural Women's School by CbuDB Den& (E)
4' Women, Food and Global TI1ldo: An Ecoremlnisl Aualysb
by Marla Mies (E)
50 Meetlna the ChaIleIlle by Cristlna Dokota (E)
51 Excerpt: On the North and West and iu Privatization by
ZIIlaII ElseostelD (E)
WOMEN AND HEALTIl
53 Women, Environment and Heslth In the Aral Catastrophe
Regiou by NIWya AbduIlae," (E)
54 Ecological Peculiarities of Sumgait by KAaIUa GulIml (E)
54 UniveISa1 Individual Pea<e by Cars BlssdI (E)
55 Human Rights and Ecological Health by ZeloW Allme4 (E)
56 Is Homeopathy Witch<:1llft7 by Susaoae Eo&d (E)
57 Tavrika by SvetlaDa GromoTl (R)
57 HelSlar Takes Back the Sky by
KalIl HaIY..... (E)
ECONOMICS, PARTNERSHIP,
LAW
58 Women and Human Rights
Protection and Promotion in Uganda
by Bett)' AmoqI Ongom (E)
60 Women's Organisations and
Environment in Macedonia by Natasa
Dokonb(E)
60 Wornen in Politks by D.Dlda
Dmltrlenb (E)
61 Penn Business Club As a Meam
of SutVlVal by Lartsa Nenb,Ja,
S"lWla Akhm<to.. (E)
6t Situation in Tajikistan by ..,..
Boriso.. (R)
61 Geoder R...."'h In Ulrnline by Nitalia LoIHmo (R)
EARTIl WATCH
6J Radioecology of the Medium in the Oil and Gas Provinces
In Awbaijan by T.A. ZoIoIoYltsbya (R/E)
601 The Taiga R=ue Network by Dlsa Pe.... (E)
65 Poetry by Canoella M. DIdIo (E)
" Bringing Balance to Diversity by XarIa DUot (E)
68 Traditional Native Women's Healing Ways by :8arhra
CassId1 (E)
" The Present Day Environmental Situation in Azerbaijan by
Farlda Hosie.... (E)
TRAVEL
78 City 'SCapea WE'I Travd Serlea (E)
n Mri<a (E)
75 ADVERTISEMENTS
BOOK WOK
17 Book Review of Circle 01 St01ftJ: Womtll', /oIIrMl "
HeNtlf, by Judith Duerk (E)
71 T.J. Banks' Book Review of Soul C,lJ.ls: DIN' Woma',
IOllflUl11lrolip Abort/i)" tD RtntWllt by Sue Natbansoa. (E)
78 EDITOR'S RECOMMENDED BOOKS (E)
80 HUMOR (R/E)
FRONT COVER: Lubuk
BACK COVER: Our Thinks
FOCUS ON CANADIAN FEMINISM
30 ? The woW 01 wo, illhlling, W.,I""md w,,1 "m the 31' 1d<lIliIymg 1,,""'loyy needs 10 ""'" busffi,
"'" di!iilol oge
AUTOMOBILE
32 ? The S<OO{J 00 BMW's flew{~;weltome to columnist Donna (orIel'S lilll (llfre~lewfor WOIMN
women
20 ? D?ode, J W""en: len lolk ohoot~10~,enlu!y
35 ? They st;mmy, ,hole ..undvlole: 8eOy dooing I" I",
"00 ""'Ill
28 ? [slol, p!onlling:<onng 10 yOll< kw<d ooe,
29 ? U,INelsoT M, iIlIu!Oll(' 0"";"9' oplioowi~_ ben.
Ii\}, ewe<ially lor bvsioess OWl\eIS
14 ?F,,011",~I. Gloo' ibis nol'oowile
14 ? The COllodion ReseoI{h Inslill1te 100lhe MrofKemefll
01 WOffi?11
16 ?(nl~lleWmesshKly OIlhrnf~IS10f women 01(ob~in
{OljlOlole IIKllllKleillCll1
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17 ? UAf's I_'sflrl b<e<JIlllIl:"~li<jhliog\u~,""(011<1
VKIOfies in 1999
HEALTH AND WELLNESS
? (ooodi(m feminism: 0 millennium sINk
34 ? How fo (ope with !he leotly 01 infertility, ond roonoge infer?
tifity lfellfments
BUSINESS & FINANCE
PARENTING
36 ? families (GIlle in 011 shapes and sizes now: one family's expelieo(es blending
24 ? They do iI"""il way: w""h ""0111 0110 IieYing lun:
WOOlen enlfeptellelllS
26 ? Ble\lk free 01 old bclitfs ond embl"lJ<e (honge; here's how
TECHNOLOGY
FILM
38 ? Women diredors exp!?enoo-lrllMionoll~mesollolOnlo InlwHlP filmf~tivol
MUSIC
46 ? Women{ompose~releose Northern Sirens; Angdh'1l1M produteS musk thor~soothing to Ihe sool
NEWS
6 ? Celebroling lhe PeMI15 (ose nod the fmuovs five 01 0
spe(jql (Ofllefefl(e
8 ? OodOls Without Bordersre<e~the 1999 Nobel fellie rrile
10 ? BPW Inlemofioool (ortqfess held in {om
12 ? IS-yem ptJy equity lOse fOllies 10 11 ,Ime
12 ? lwo ItKky busine'>%~1theil loons100g;~en
14 ? CollOdion women's WfI1er polo from updnte
4 ? EDITORIAL
DEPARTMENTS
22 ? HER MAnERS OF FACT
50 ? BUILDING A LIFE
40 ? BOOK REVIEWS
51 ? CLASSIFIEDS AND EVENTS
51 ? RAPID REFERENCE
PROFILE
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49 ?"'dO~"'_I'OO,""""I'mlolJ;'r<jill,""OO"?fl\51? WOIdPUlllo
WOMAN'S ART JOURNAL
fALL 1999/WINna 2000 VOLUME 20, HUMin. 2
2 ONE POINT PERSPECTIVE
By Elsa Honig fine
PORTRAITS
3 SUSAN WATKINS: Quiet Interiors and Complex Personalities
Iy Joyce M. 5:1obo
7 ELIZABETH GARDNER: Passion, Pragmatism, and the Parisian Art Market
By rrffany M. Reed
13 ANNA STAINER-KNITTEL: Portrait ofafemme vitale
By Evelyn Kaln
18 IRMA STERN: Envisionint the "Exotic"
By Marilyn Wymon
24 ELSA DORFMAN: Portraits ofOur TIme
By Katherine Hoffman
ISS~ESAND INSIGHTS
29 CAST IN ADIFFERENT LIGHT:
Women and the"Artist~Studio" Theme in George Segal's Sculpture
By Brenda Schmahmann
REVIIWS
43 The Sacred and the Profane: Josefa de 6bidos of Portugal
essays by Vilor Serrao. Ana Hatherly, Lufs de Moura Sobral, and Barbara von Barghahn
Reviewed by Heidi Hlnish
44 The Exceptional Woman: Elisabeth Vigee-Lebrun and the Cultural Politics ofArt
by Mary D. sheriff
Male Trouble: A Crisis in Representation, by Abigail Solomon-COOeau
Reviewed by Steven Z. Lovlne
46 Labor ofLove: The Ufe & Art ofVinnie Ream, by Glenn V. Sherwood
Reviewed by Charlotte S. Rubinstein
47 New Visions, New Perspectives: Voices ofContemporary Australian Women Artists
by Anna Voigt
Modernism and Feminism: Australian Women Artists 1900-1940, by Helen Topliss
Reviewed by Pamela Genish Nunn
50 Lea Grundig: Jiidin, Kommunisten, Graphikerin, essays by Friedrich Rothe. et al.
Reviewed by Carmen Stonge
52 Mabel Dwight: The Lithographs, by s""" 8=", Roblnwn wdJobn Pirog
Frankentllaler: The Prints 1961-1994, by P<gam H..ruon wd Suwme Booncb
Reviewed by PhytUs Peet
55 Mirror Images: Women, Surrealism, Self-Representation, editedbyWhitneyCbadwick
Reviewed by Alkio Craig Foxon
56 A House of Her Own: Kay Sage, Solitary Surrealist, by Jodith Suthe,
China Eggs, by Kay Sage. edited by Judith Suther
Dorothea Tanning, by Jew Cbrntopbe 8"lIy ..d Robert C. Mu.gon
Reviewed by Salomon Grlmbotrg
59 Dorothy Gillespie, 00;'00 by Rkbonl Momo
Joyce Treiman, by Michael Duncan and Theodore F. Wolff
June Wayne: A Retrospective, eMa)'$ by Lucinda H. Gedeon and Arlene Raven
Pictures ofPeople: Alice Neel's American Portrait Gallel}'. by P....~AIhn
Reviewed by Pamela H. Simpson
62 Spirit and Form: Charmion von Wiegand, Collages, """y by S""" C. Laneo
Nell Blaine: Her Art and Life, by Mom'" S'-'o
Revtewed by VirgInia Pith Rembert
64 The Art of M:uy Pratt, byTomSmm
Reviewed by Carolyn McKHardy
105
106
Feminist Fashioning,
Feminine Fictions
WOMEN
aiculturalreview
VOLUME 10 NUMBER 3 WINTER 1999
ARTICLES
At the Margins of the Law: Homelessness in the City and Mina
Loy's Late Poems
RACHEL POTTER 253
Ladies of FashionIModern(ist) Women: Mina Loy and Djuna Barnes
ALEX GOODY 266
Consorting with Angels: Anne Sexton and the Art of Confession
DERYN REES-jONES 283
Jemima Stehli: On All Fours Naked in High Heels-A Critical
Position?
ALISON JONES 297
The Enchantment of Tradition: Men, Women and Fairies in the Late
Eighteenth Century
NICOLA BOWN 308
The Shell Seekers and Working Women Readers' Search for Serenity
SUZANNE W, JONBS 326
REVIEWS
Elaine Showalter, Hystorieso' Hysterical Epidemus and Modern Culture
CON CORONEOS 341
Judith Butler, Excitable Speech: A Politics ofthe Performative
HUGH STEVENS 344
Lizbeth Goodman, Feminist Stages: Interviews with Women in
Contemporary British Theatre, Joanne Tompkins and Julie Holledge
(eds), Performing Women/Performing Feminisms.' Interviews with
International Women Playwrights, Elaine Aston (ed,), Feminist Theatre
Voices, Heidi Stephenson and Natasha Langridge (eds), Rage and
Reason: Women Playwrights on Playwriting
MAGGIE B, GALE 347
Christine Brooke-Rose, Next
HEATHER REYES 351
BOOKS RECEIVED
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ABSTRACTS AND KEYWORDS
INDEX OF VOLUME 10, 1999
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Interpersonal Violence in a "Normal"Low~lncome
Control Group
Denise Hien, PhD
Clalldia Bllkszpall, MA
Comparing the Health Status of Male and Female Veterans
Who Use VA Health Care: Resnlts from the VA Women's
Health Project
Katherine Skinner, PhD
Lisa M. SlIlIivall, PhD
Tara J. Tripp, MA
Nalley R. Kressill, PhD
DOllald R. Mille/; ScD
Lewis Kazis, SeD
Virginia Casey, PhD
Patterns of Breast Cancer Screening Among Lesbians
at Increased Risk for Breast Cancer
Caroline B. Burnell, RN, SeD
Caryll S. Steakley, RN, BSN, MSIV, DCN
Rebecca Slack, MS
Joall Roth, BS
Cm)'n Lerman, PhD
Multigenerational Caregiving and Well-Being: Distress
of Middle-Aged Daughters Providing Assistance
to Elderly Parents
Maaike G. H. Dalltzellberg, MA
Jos P. M. Diederiks. PhD
HailS Philipsell, PhD
Frans E. S. Tan, PhD
Gender Issues in Newspaper Coverage of People
with Disabilities: A Canada-Israel Comparison
Nora Gold, PhD
Gail Allslalldel; DSIV, MPH
BOOK REVIEWS
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AIDS alld the Body Politic: Biomedicine and Sexaal Difference,
by Catherine Waldby 97
Reviewed by C. Richard King, PhD
Pragmatic Women and Body Politics, edited by Margaret Lock
and Patricia A. Kauferl 98
Reviewed by C. Richard Killg, PhD
Midwifery alld Childbirth ill America, by Judith Pence Rooks 100
Reviewed by Barbara Dobay, CNM, MSN
Teratologies: A Call1lral SllIdy ofCallcer, by Jackie Stacey 103
Reviewed by M. Robyn Andersell, PhD, MPH
Presllrgical Psyclwlogical Screenillg ill Chrvllic Paill
Syndromes: A Guide for the Behavioral Healtlz Practitioner,
by Andrew R. Block 105
Reviewed by Johll Steege, MD
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Reproducing Persons: Issues ill Femi"isl Bioethies,
by Laura Purdy
Reviewed by Alargaret Olivia lillie, PhD
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A MlIltiprofessional Halldlwok, edited by Kathryn Abel,
Marla Buszewicz, Sophie Davison, Sonia Johnson,
and Emma Staples J] 3
Reviewed by Betly C. Jllllg, RN, MPH, CHES
Abortion Politics: Public Policy illCross~Culllll'alPerspective,
edited by Marianne Githens and Dorothy McBride Stetson 115
Reviewed by Belly C. Jllng, RN, MPH, CHES
The Anthropology ofPregllancy Loss: Comparative S/Ildies
ill Miscarriage, Stillbirth and Neo-llaial Death,
edited by Rosanne Cecil 120
Reviewed by Irving G. Leoll, PhD
Women ill Medical Edllcation: An Anthology ofExperience,
edited by Delese Wear 122
Reviewed by Dawn P. Lemcke, MD, FACP
Sexllal Harassment in the Workplace and Academia:
Psychiatric Isslles, edited by Diane K. Shrier 124
Reviewed by Joanna~1.Cain. MD
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Gendered Moods: Psychotropics allil Society,
by Elizabeth Eltore and Elianne Riska
Reviewed by Susan G. KOfllste;ll, MD
126
Primary Care for the Obstetrician alld Gynecologist, edited
by Yvonne S. Thornton 130
Reviewed by Warrell H. Pearse, MD
Family Ties-Enduring Relations Between ParelliS and Their
Grown Childrell, by John R. Logan and Glenna D. Spitze 131
Reviewed by HansSleineJ~AID
Numerous episodes a/violence based O1lllationalism articulated throllgh religiolls
metaphors have emerged in the post-cold lVaf world. The conflict ill Bosnia, the
actiOlls of Islamic groups in Algeria and Egypt, and the rejuvenation of Hindu
nationalism in India Ofe but afew examples afthisphenomenon. There;s agrowing
perceptioll that ideas of mascl/linit)' delineated through militaristic metaphors
[acilitate some ofthe violence committed in the name a/these nationalisms. In an
attempt to analyze such an argument, this paper examines, by drawing On recent
feminist theorizing, the political ideology ofthe S"ivSena, a politicalparty based
ill Bombay, India, wMelt espouses Hindu nationalism. Masculi"ist images derived
froltlilldia~encounter with westem ideasofgender COllstrllclion duri/lg the British
colonial period form the basis ofa uniquely Indian constrllction the author terms
"masculine Hinduism. " MasCflline Hinduism shapes much ofthe Sena's political
ideology and creates a political vocabulary that can facilitate violence against an
enemy ofthe Hindu notioll.
ARTICLES
Warriors in Politics: Religious Nationalism, Masculine
Hinduism and the Shiv Sena in Bombay
Sikala Bane/jee
1
109
KEYWORDS. Masculinity, violence, Hindu nationalism, India, Maharashlra,
Bombay, Shiv Sena, Hindu-Muslim riots
No Respect of Persons? Religion, Churches and Gender Issues
in the African American Community 27
Allisoll Calhoun-Browll
Black churches have had a leadership role ill the effort to politically empower
AfricanAmericans.llowever, they have not been significant sources ofSlipport for
feminist causes. In fact, many womanist theologians accuse the black church of
being sexist andcomributillg to the oppressionofblack "'Omen. Still, some scholars
have suggested that the context of equality and empowerment that many black
churches create 011 racial isslles might lead to a similar dynamic 0/1 gender issues
as !Veil. Using data from the National Black Politics Study, this study finds that
respondents whoattelldhighlypoliticalchurches are more likely to be supportiveof
liberal gender issue positions.
KEYWORDS. African Americans. feminism, religion, churches, gender, womanism
The Influence of Term Limits on the Electoral Success
of Women
SIal/ley M. Caress
45
Several recent studies have suggested that legislative term limits enhance women
candidates' electoral Qpporlflllities. This article examines this and other related
speculations "tilizing evidence from the Cali/Ofilia State Assembly, the first and at
present only legislotive body to experience the complete impact ofterm limitation.
This investigation reveais that wllile term limits dllring their initial implementation
in Caliform'a appeared to aCl.'e/erale tlie movement ofwomen into legislative seats,
this may have been the result ofreapportiollmellt or political factors. After an
initial surge in tile nwnber of1'.'Omen i" the California Assembly, the total number
began to decline even though lerm limits were still impending. This suggests that
term limits can onlyha~'ea positive influence on the electora Ifortunes ofwomen
candidates ifa conducive political ellvironmellt is present. Moreover, ifa large
number of women are already incumbents, the influence of term limits on the
aggregate number ofwomen in a legislalllre call be tlegative.
KEYWORDS. Term limits, female legislators, women legislalors, legislatures,
elections, gender, electoral reform
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Volume 20
Number 3
1999
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The Non Representation of Gender: School Committee
Members and Gender Equity
Jesse C. DOl/ahue
65
This ar/kle analyzes the behavior and ideas of school commiltee members in
Massachusel/S and ji"ds that women in this political context generally fail to
substantively represent the imerests oftheir own gender. While the literature on
women political elites at the nalionaland state levels suggests that increasing the
number a/women will increase the representation a/women's political interests,
the ji,u!ings ofthis study indicate that increasing the numbers ofwomen elected
officials may not always lead to more represelllatiOIl for women, The study
indicates the need lor further research ;n different institutional contexts to
determine why women's interests are represented in some governing bodiesbulnot
others.
KEYWORDS. Education, school committees, girls, women, gender
The Russian Women's Movement: Activists' Strategies
and Identities
Myra Marx Ferree
Barbara Risman
Valerie Sperlillg
Talialta Gurikova
Kalherille Hyde
83
Seminarslor developing women) political activism in Russia provided the basis
for field observations and SllfWyS 0/ participants and leaders in /he emergent
Russian women i" movement. The seminars provided an elite sample 0/aclivists,
including those who were long?term participants in the zbensovely, those newly
mobilized ill Western-influenced, explicitlyfeminist groups, and the majority, 'who
were engaged in women i" NGOs with a variety ofspecific goals. Activists 0/all
three types hadboth a "pragmatic"orientation to specific, localneedsas wellasa
holistic, strategic analysis. Activists differed, howewr, in the extent to which they
saw y,'Omen ill politics as more moral than men, as reliable adl'Ocatesfor women i"
interests, and as basing their politics on their roles as mothers. Activists also
differed in their willingness to define themselves as [emil/ists, although they
criticized gender discrimination alld valued consciousness-raising about gender
issues. We conclude that the weakness ofdemocratic i/lSritulions in Russia leads
these activists to a greater concern with building a cMl society and accountable
democratic gOl'ernment, goals that Uhtefll feminists may see as already
accomplished in their societies.
KEYWORDS. Women's movements, feminism, Russia, women's organizations,
political activists, social movement mobilization, political organizing, women's
interests
BOOKREVlEW
Siaies ofInjury: Power and Freedom ill LaleModertlil)~
by Wendy Brown
Reviewed by Samuel A. Chambers
About the Contributors
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Message from the Secretary page 2 Anglophone Africa Moving Ahead page 9
IULA Launches Worldwide Declaration
ofWomen In Local Govemment
Commission for Human Settlements
Meets In Nairobi page 6
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Documents and Resources
Letter from Canada
by Pam Sayne
Bulletin Board
upcoming events
on the net..?
by leilani Farlta
Ensuring Govemment's Commitment
to Women's Equality page 13
Learning About Low-Cost Housing
by Anna Shayo
Mama Matakataka
page 11
by Zlta Nylrenda
Cooperative Gets Land Title - India page 11
Women's Rights to Adequate Housing:
Necessary but Not Sufficient?
pai" 5
page 7
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page 6
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What's. happening at the Women
and Habitat Program-UNCHS
Recognising Women's Rights to
Adequate Housing
Update on UN and NGO
Preparations for Beijing + 5
The Way Ahead for HIC-WAS
Working Together: Hualrou
Commission at the CHS17
by Andrea Connell
CEDAW Adopts New Optional
Protocol
Greetings from the Cape ofGood
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by Eldrlge Jerry
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Foreword???????..???.???.???.???..?.?.????????????????????1
Adele King
Section Sp6ciale-L'Amiti6 Feminine
Introduction
Catherine Montfort??????.??.????..????????????????????????? 3
Aux origines du discoUlS feminin sur I'amitie
Marguerite de Navarre, La Cache (1541), , , .????????????????? 9
Colelle H. Winn
Les Anciens avaientc~lebr6les amities viriles. A la Renaissance, alors que I'on
_VIe Iecullede I'amide par Ies Anciens gIbauxpremi<res _lISthml'lises
des grands traites de I'amitit Oe Lysis de Platon,le Laelius de Ciceron,le Toxaris de
Lucien}, on persiste a. croire que I'amitie (et par consequent Ie droit d'eR parler) est
reservl!e aux hommes. C'est ave<: J'apparition des amours d'alliance-une pratique
mise ;\ la mode par Ie neo-platonisme qui se repandit rapidement dans les milieux
aristocratiques grace l\ la soeur de Franc;:ois ler- autrement dit avec I'entree des
fenunes en amitieque Ie discours feminin sur J'amitie va prendre Conne. Marguerite de
Navarre est la premiere femme Averitablement ecrire sur l'amiti6. EUe ya consacre un
long poeme La Coche, paru en 1541. Cette etude veut montrer Ie rOle essentiel que
Marguerite de Navarre jOlla dans Ie debat sur I'amitie et la Querelle des femmes. Elle
cherche Ad6finir sa conception de I'amitie. ses sources d'inspiration et la place acwrdoo
AI'amitie feminine dans l'adivit6 creabice.
Love and ami/if!: Madan'e de Sevigne's letters??????????????.?.25
Catherine Montfort
Since the late eighteenth century, Mme de Sevigne's primary claim to fame has been
her motherly love for Mme de Grignan. It is that love combined with her gilt as
episto/iere that propelled her into the "canon" of French literature. In this essay, 1
analyze a less knoml aspect ofher letters, her friendship with her daughter's brother?
in-law, the Chevalier de Grignan, whom she admired for his courage, modesty, serious 
ness, generosity, and loyalty to his family. Notwithstanding the pessimism of the
discourse on the friendship in her time, I argue that her friendshipwiththeChevalier,
a friendship based on the moral and intellectual qualities ofthe partner, comes close to
the ancient ideal offriendship.
Madame du Deffand ou l'amitie par correspondance. ???????????? ".46
Nicole Mallet
Le cas de madame du Deffand est un avatar original de la poly6smie foisonnante du
concept d'amitie. Ce temoigagne passe par Ie prisme d'une correspondance 6tall!(: sur
pres d'un demi-siecle. Le but de eet essai est d'enexamine~la singularit6 en prenant en
compte la probtematique de l'cpistolaire,le contexte socio-historique et les donnees
psychologiques qui presient a"elaboration de son ccriture.
C'est l'insuffisancede notre etre qui fait nmtre l'amitie.??.?..?.?..??,.57
Carol L. Sherman
The study of friendships represented in eighteenth-century French literature offers
examples ofrelationships that display various uses of intersubjectivity. Besides the
rich and oft?examined case ofRousseau's Julie and Claire, the friends portrayed by
Marivaux, Diderot, Graffigny, Charriere, Lados, and Roland enact various kinds
ofalliances serving plot and affecting reception. Such bonds function both as devel 
opmental opportunity and as a life-giving, lifesaving force.
APassion Between Women: The Case ofGennainede Stael
and Juliette Recamier. , ?? , , ?..???....??..??..??.??.?? , , , ?? , ?, .66
Aurora Wolfgang
In this article, Iexplore the~ionaterelationship between woman ofletters Gennaine
deSta~!1and socialite Juliette R6camier in post-reVOlutionary France. To recontextualize
this relationship from a minor friendship, as it has most often been viewed, to a major
love relationship in both women's lives, 1 examine whatS~land Recamier themselves
had to say about each other throughout their twenty-year friendship, and explore the
significance of this passionate alliance. By examining scholars' attitudes and assump 
tions surrounding this friendship, J raise important issueS on how we read women's
relationships today.
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"Quelle sorte de lien poUYons-nous done etablirentre nous?"
The Epistolary FriendshipofClaire de Durns and Rosalie deConstan~",79
Carolyn M Fay
Claire de Dura.'> and Rosalie de Constant maintained a long and rewarding friendship
from 1805 until Duras's death in 1828. This friendship was somewhat remarkable. as it
overcame differences in agCt social standing, culture and geographical distance. How
did these two very different women, who saw each other only twice in their lives,
remain friends? Duras's letters ponder this very question, exploring the paradox that
while the correspondence unites her and Constant, it may also misrepresent them to
one another. 11le letters may have created a construct ofeach correspondent and thus
the entire relationship might be nothing but afiction. Durasepitomized the problematic
in 1812 when she wrote to Constant, "QueUe sorte de lien pouvons?nous done etablir
entre oous1" By allowing this question to guide Us through Duras's letters toCon~
stant, we see that it was the very interrogatory and self?analytical nature ofthe corre 
spondence itself that sustained this Wllikely friendship,
Amitill Feminine, Naturalism's blind spot: the case of
the Goneourts' Renee Mauperin, , ?, , , , , , .. , , ?, ?, ?,.. , ?, ?, , ?, , , , ,88
Amy Reid
This paper examines the presentation of "amitie feminine" in the Goncourts' Renee
Mauperin and the processes of gendered representation under Naturalism,Relation~
ships between women, whether platonic or sexual, highlight the blind spot ofNatural 
ist methodology; they are inaccessible to the male gaze and, therefore, challenge the
author's ability to represent the world as he sees it. To circumvent this blind spot,
Naturalist authors turned to a more familiar model ofheterosexual romance and de 
scribed relationships between women as relationships between a man and a woman,
This sexualization of "amitie feminine" resonated with the nineteenth-centUry fasci 
nation with fear ofgender ambiguity, however, resulting in a nanativeshortcircuit that
effectively erased <eamitie feminine" from the representational field.
TIle LitCllll)' Friendships ofNatalie Clifford Barney:
The Case ofLucie Delarue-Mardus , , , , ?, , , , , , , ?, ?? , .... , , ?, ?, ,100
Tama Lea Engelking
Natalie Clifford Barney cultivated literary friendships grounded on the belieflhat art
should be created in the service oflife. By creating an Academy ofWomen, hosting 8
!iteraJ)' salon, and serving as 8 positive lesbian role model and muse to the women
writers ofher generation, Barney provided a supportive network and environment to
encourage their creative efforts. Her mission was to help her women friends become
"poetes dans la vie" so they could write from amore authentically female perspective.
This paper first examines Barney's literary friendships in the general context of her
salon and related activities, and then looks more closely at her influence on the poet
and novelist, Lucie Delarue-Mardrus, whose work Barney helped shape in more female
and feminist directions.
Representations d'amities feminines dans \'ecriturecontempomine..,. ,116
Joii//e Vitiello
Les amities feminines~peintesdans L'arbre voyageur de Claire Etcherelli et Une
nuit d'lsabelle Hausser presentent une ewnomie des relations qui subvertit les con 
cepts d'amitie classiques ainsi que I'institution patriarcale de 18 famille. Les ecrits
d'Hel~neCixous pennettent de mieux thooriser cette economie relationneUe fondee sur
Ie don plut6t que sur I'echange tel qu' iI estdkrit par les anthropologues et de contraster'
cettc economie avec les definitions de I'amitie par les Classiques (Aristote, Platon,
Ciceron, Montaigne) et 105 principes et pratiques homosociales qu'i1s pr&aient.
Essays
Trahison el !iUeralure dans La Place d'Annie Emaox, ?????? , , .132
Chris/ian Roche
Dans La Place, Annie Emaux fait Ie pari de decM un milieu. celui de sa famille, ou la
linerature n'avail justement pas sa place. Pour eela clle utilise une narralrice qui
exprime sa mefiance et celie deses parents covers les motS qui trahissent ?ux qui ne
savent pas los utiliserselon les regles~ieteespar laclasse bourgeoise, c'est Adire les
r~gleslitteraires. Annie Emaux gagne son pari grice a son "?riture plate" et Aune
soigneuse mise en scene textuelle.
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Divided Selves: The Language ofthe Body in
AssiaDjebar'sL 'amour, lafon/asia and
Marie Cardinal's Ies mots pour Ie dire, ?? " ??? " ?? ,.",???? ,?? ,142
Laurie Corbin
A comparison ofL'ArnoW', lafantasia by Assia Djebar and res mots pour Ie due by
Marie Cardinal shows the impact of the Algerian war for independence on the lives
of these two women. Although their heritage places them on different sides of the
conflict-Marie Cardinal's family belongs to the French settlers who regard Algeria as
their homeland and Assia Djebar is Arab andBerber~?theyboth fmd themselves di 
vided between the French and Algerian cultures. These divisions are often expressed
in these two autobiogr:aphical texts with images ofafragmented female body showing
not only the political oppression and cultural dominance ofAlgeria by France but also
the subjugation ofwomen in both ofthese cultures.
Euzhan Palcy'sFeministFiImmaking: FromRomanceto Realism,
From Gender to Race , , , , 155
CarolynA. Durham
The films of Euzhan Paley illustrate how the codes ofdominant narrative cinema can
be subverted to serve an overtly progressive ideological function. In RueCase~
Negres and A Dry White Season, Palcy turns cinematic realism into an aesthetically
and politically radical strategy. In particular, the undermining ofthe conventional
narrative ofromance decentralizes gender in order to emphasize the centrality of
racism and racial conflict
Entretiens
Entretien avec Claire Malroux , ?, , ?? , ?, , ?? , , , ?166
Gabriella Ricciardi
Entretien avecMich~leRakotoson. , , 174
Christiane Makward
Women inFrench United Kingdom
Introduction. , ?? , ?, , ????????????193
Pamela M Moores
Mallarm6etLa Demiere Mode: the FMCination
of the Feminine. ????????????????????????? , ??? , ???????????????195
Helene Stafford
Recent criticism in Mallann6 studies has tended to move away from 8 perception of
the poet as supremely difficult, to the point ofhermiticism and obscurity, and to focus
on some ofhis lesser-known prose works, among them the intriguing fashionmaga~
zine fA Demiere Mode. As the sole director and editor, Mallann6 impersonates a
number offemalecontributors. In this article, Ianalyu briefly the female personae of
the fashion editors, and the measure of Mallannc's sucuss as a litenuy transvestite,
drawing on Bakhtinian concepts ofpolyphonic ordialogic form and the importance of
the context ofreception. This is also a study of images of women and femininity in
the 'revue,' with reference to feminist critical theory and a questioning ofMallannc's
motives in constructing acomplex feminine world in which he positions himself.
(Fe)male Impersonation and Transcendeoce inMarguerite
Yourcenar's Memoires d'Hadrien. , ?? , ?? , ??? , ??? , , ?? , ......, ?? 209
LarnaMilne
One of the predominant characteristics ofYourcenar's Hadrien is his apparent desire
to transcend his individual state and toacquire~~oftenthrough impersonation--an
exhaustive knowledge of that which is Other: One might expett, then, that he would
seek to impersonate or othenviseexperience feminine Otherness. This article demon 
strates, however, that Hadrien radically eliminates feminine Otherness from his quest,
as much in his relations with female characters as with the Feminine in more abstract
tenns. In conclusion it is suggested that, through her impersonation of the over?
whelmingly masculine Hadrien, it is in fact Yourcenar, not her character, who uses
gender as a route to a kind oftranscendence.
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FemaleImper.;onation and Male Desire inTahar
Ben Jelloun's L'enJant de Sable???????.?????????????..????.?.. 219
Laurel Taylor
Luce Irigaray outlines in Speculum de f'autrefemme that the qUintessential deflllition
ofwoman is that she is the inferior, incomplete version ofman. She is the subject of
desire, but never a legitimate speaking subject. Female impersonation is a means for
men to further appropriate the female body by creating the perfect woman that can
never exist-?the object of the desire felt by the man impersonating her. In this article,
female impersonation by aflagrantly unfeminine man in L'Enfant de sable is analyzed
as an example ofthis situation.
Beyond realism: Protest from within in the works
ofAnnie Emaux?................?................?....227
Patricia Mines
The realism in Emaux's work is, to a large extent, achieved by the vivid settings she
evokes, such as the bustling cafe epicerie and the landscape around Annency. This
paper will demonstrate that the spaces created by Emaux perform a deeply symbolic
function, since they convey the degree to which women's lives are oppressed by the
dominant male culture, Whether indoors or outdoors, women are shown to be trapped
and imprisoned, yeaming for a place in which they can find peace.
Parite as a mobilizing myth inthe French feminist movement ......???.237
Jane Freedman
This article will examine the arguments for and against the introduc.tion ofthe gender
parity in the French political system, I will argue that whilst the idea ofparity intro 
duces a new, gender?conscious equality into political ideology, it is hard to avoid a
more dangerous differentialism.
The social significance ofgender-linked features in French????......??246
Kate Beeching
The social significance ofgender-linked linguisitic freatures in French. During the
'70s and '80s, it was argued that the tentative speech styles adopted by Anglophone
women did them a disservice in the workplace. This paper suggests that French
women also adopt tentative speech styles and questions the "deficit" label attached
to such forms, Tentative or hedged speech, in either sex, is to be encouraged, creating
and atmosphere ofopen.mindedness, flexibility, and respect for others.
Book Reviews 258
Notes on Contributors.??..?......?....????....??..?....???260
WIF Manuscript Submission.?....?.?.?...?.?.....?.??..??..264
WIF Membersbip...?????.......?.?..??.??..???.??.??????.265
WIFStudies OrderForm????..?????..???..?.??..?; ?...?.???269
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Acknowledgments vii
Preface ix
Jeanelte Lander I
One Summer in the Week of like K.
Marjanne Gooze and Martin Kagel 17
"I am not a part of this. I can laugh at it.
But I know it." A Conversation with Jeannette Lander
Monlka Shaft 33
Point of No Return: Conflicting Desires
in Jeannette Lander's Novel Eine unterbrochene Reise
Sara S. Poor 49
Historicizing Canonicity: Tradition and the Invisible Talent
of Mechthild von Magdeburg
Bettina Mathes 73
Doctor Faustus Impotent? Fantasizing the Male Body
in the Historia von D. Johann Fausten
Yuna Shin 97
"She Would Rather Depart the Earth in Fire":
Reading Diotima's Death
in Friedrich HOlderlin's Hyperion Or the Hennit in Greece
Hedwig Fraunhofer 117
Fear of the Feminine: (Homo)Sexuality and Economics
in Brecht's Jungle of Cities
Focus: Women and Film
Karen J, Kenkel 137
The Adult Children of Early Cinema
Nina Zimnik 161
No Man, No Cry? The Film Girls in Unifonn
and Its Discourses of Political Regime
Lynda J. King 185
Grand Hotel: The Sexual Politics of a Popular Cullure Classic
Temby Caprio 201
Women's Film Culture in lhe Sixties: Stars and Anti-Stars
from Papas Kino to the German New Wave
Julia F. Klimek 227
Elusive Images of Women, Home, and History:
Deconstructing the Use of Film and Photography in Edgar Reitz's Heimn/
Kirsten Harjes and Tanja Nusser 247
An Authentic Experience of History:
Tourism in Ulrike Ottinger's Etil Shanghai
About the Authors 265
Notice to Contributors 271
Contents of Previous Volumes 273
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Volume 8, No. II
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Presidents predict challenges for 21st century leaders 1
Newswatch: Gendered politics at work and play. . . . . . . . . .. 3
The Zen of strategic planning. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 6
Becoming leaders for change . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 7
Sports ethics today: What are we teaching our students? . . .. 8
How women leaders define and apply power 10
Tradeoffs: Can feminist techniques work in distance ed? . .. 32
The twisting paths to academic administration 34
Tips to help build leadership skills wherever you are. . . . .. 35
Administrators share secrets "learned along the way" , 37
Reframing the men-in-skirts on campus , 38
Editor: First Badger women's hockey game brings tears 40
PLUS 231 jobs seeking top women candidates 11-31
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DECEMBER 1999
Volume 8, No. 12
Quit being a spectator in the games of campus politics. . . . .. 1
Newswatch: Gendered politics at work and play. . . . . . . . . .. 3
Use a bag of options to cope with difficult people " 6
Athletics still shortchanges women " 7
Women connect on-line for support and information " 8
New organizational models help lead a living system 9
Gendered communication is a cultural issue. . . . . . . . . . . . .. 36
A practical guide to when to move on 37
Honest beginnings mean fewer, cleaner terminations. . . . .. 38
Intercollegiate forensics silences women 40
Take a risk: Add humor to your campus workplace 41
Tips on how to survive as "the only one" 42
"I thought you played well, but I didn't like your shoes" .. 43
Editor: A funny thing happened on the way to a friendship. .. 44
PLUS: 202 fabulous opportunities for women candidates .. 11-35
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WI.HI ? .-eRTa
PHYSICAl AC1MTY ......
VOLUME 8 ? NUMBER 2 ? FALL 1999
Original Investigations
Sport in Developing Countries: Opportunities for
Girls and Women
R. Chappell.. , 1
Influencing Exercise Adherence in Physically
Non-active Young Women: Suggestion for a Model
E. Lindgren and B. Fridlund 17
See Jane Throw: Exploring a Fundamental Skill
with Girls and Women
E. O'Reilly, S. Romanow, M. Rutledge, J. Covey
and J. Mandigo 45
Cognitive Mapping: Its use as anAssessment Tool for
Disordered Eating
K. Wiginton and D. Rhea 63
Gender Portrayals in Sports-Products Point-of-Purchase
Advertising
J. Cuneen and C. Claussen 73
A Quest for a Market
K. Armstrong 103
INFORMATIONAL ITEMS
IAPESGW 127
Women's Sport Foundation 130
Women of Diversity 132
Author Guidelines 133
WSPAJ Subscription Form 137
The Magazine of Historical and
Contemporary Women Composers
Vol. 7, No.2, May 1999
PROFILE
Ruth Gipps 1921-1999 1
by David c.P. Wright
DISCOVERY:
COMPACT DISCS IN REVIEW
RullI Gipps
Symphony No.2 in One Movement 12
by Barbara Harbach
Rebecca Clarke
Songs for Voice and Piano, Voice and
Violin and Violin and Piano 14
by Joyce Andrews
Grace Williams 17
by Barbara Harbach
Doreell Canoithell
Concerto for Piano & Strings; Overtures:
ODTAA and Bishop Rock; Suffolk Suite.....22
Violin Sonata; String Quartets 1 & 2 24
by Barbara Harbach
CONTRlBUTORS 26
Correction:
The February 1999 profile of Karin Rehnqvist
by Cynthia Green Libby mentions an archaic
vocal technique used by Swedish shepherd 
esses. The word for this technique is best
translated as "kulning."
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VOLUME 8 NUMBER 4 1999
I:di/orial. Clare Evans~IemorialFund Prize Essay 599
Clare Evaos. 1960-97 601
Tessa Stone. Creating a (Cendered?) Military Identity:
the Women's Auxiliary Air Force in Great Britain in
the Second World War 605
Anne L. Scott. Physical Purity Feminism and State
)Iedieine in late Nineteenth<entury England 625
R05 Pesman. Autobiography, Biography and
Ford Nadox Ford's Women 655
Leah Leneman. Wives and Mistresses in Eighteenth-century
Scotland 671
1\lanuela \'00 Papen. Opportunities and Limitations:
the Xew Woman in Third Reich cinema 693
I'iewpoint
Jean Katharine Gilliland. 'The door is not locked':
recollections of my life 729
BOOK REVIEWS
Equivocal Feminists: the Social Democralic Federation and
the woman question, 1884--1911 (Karen Hunt), reviewed by
linda Walker 737
Radely(re Hall: a woman called John (Sally Cline),
reviewed b)l Margaretta Jolly 738
Sexology Uncensored: the documents ofsexual science
(Lucy Bland & Laura Ooan, Eds); Sexology in Culture: labelling
bodi~Sand desires (Lucy Bland & Laura Ooan, Eds), reviewed by
Kath Woodward 740
The Acceptable Face qfFeminism: the Women's Institute
as a social movement (Maggie Andrews), reviewed by
Lynne Thompson 742
'My Hand Will Write What My Hearl Dictates:? Ihe unsellled
lives ofwomen in nineteenth-eentury New Zealand as revealed
to sisters, family anJ friends (Frances Porter & Charlotte
Macdonald, Eds), reviewed by Dorothy Page 744
Domestic Dangers: women, words, and sex in early
modem London (Laura GOWing), reviewed by Jacqueline Eales 746
Radical Femininity (Eileen Janes Yeo, Ed.), reviewed by
Judy Giles 747
Brave New Causes: women in British post?war fictions
(Deborah Philips & Ian Haywood), reviewed by Phyllis lassner 749
Nation, Empire, Colony.' histon'c;zing gender and race
(Rulli Roach Pierson & Nupur Chaudhuri, Eds), reviewed by
Clare Midgley 751
Unbridled Spirits, Women aflhe English Revolution: 1640-1660
(Stevie Davies), reviewed by Christine Jackson 753
Women in Early Modem England (Sara Mendelson & Patricia
Crawford), reviewed by Maureen M. Meikle 754
Contentious Traditions: the debate on sati in colonial India
(Lata Mani), reviewed by Parita Mukta 755
Resisting the Holocaust (Ruby Rohrlich, Ed,), reviewed by
Carolyn Brina 757
Lise J'rfeitner (Ruth Lewin Sime), reviewed by Jocelyn Bell Burnell 759
Women Writers ofthe 1930s: gender, politics and history
(Maroula Joannou, Ed.) reviewed by~laryEagleton 760
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EDITORIAL: THE NATURAL SUPERIORITY OF WOMEN
2 16 WOMEN AND THE UNITED NATIONS
GENERAL ASSEMBLY 54. SESSION: Spt - Dec. 1999
COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN, 44. SESSION: Febr. 28.March 17,2000.
SPECIAL SESSION BEIJING PLUS 5: 5-9 June 2000: General Assembly New York
CEDAW: Comm. on Elimination of Discrimination, 22. SESSION, Jan.17 - Feb. 4, 2000
IWRAW: Internotional Women's Rights Action Watch
IWTe- International Women's Tribune Centre I WOMEN INK
UN Internet Resources Division for Advancement of Women
UNIFEMM UN Development Fund for Women: Bringin Equality Home
UN Special Rapporteur on Violence against Women visits Afghanistan
UNOP Activities 1/ Action against Sexual Harassment
UNICEF, The State of the World's Children' EDUCATION
UNFPA. UN Population Fund: Th. Stat. of the World's Population? 6 BIiLlION
UNITED NATIONS FOUNDATION Aclivities -- Women and Population Priorities
UN PEACEKEEPERS propose to toke women
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT REPORT 1999- UNDP "Globalization with a Human Face"
17 ? 25 WOMEN AND DEVElOPMENT
WORLD BANK: Gender and Development. The Gender Sector Board
50 YEARS IS ENOUGH, How IMFIWB Policies damage women worldwide
SOLAR COOKERS INTERNATIONAL help women save energy
liTHE CHAllENGE OF CARE" in the global economy? an overview
TRINIDAD: Women own less than 2% of land in Caribbean
GIRLS' AND WOMEN'S EDUCATION, A USAID Initiative
WOMEN contribute most to Development. despite Discrimination
CANADIAN DEVELOPMENT REPORT: North - South Instilule
26- 29 WOMEN AND HEALTH
FERTILITY RATES WORLDWIDE: U.S. Census Bureau
REPRODUCTION, Safe Motherhood? WHO Resources - Publications II Centerlor
Reproductive Law and Policy II CAFRA: Reproductive Rights include Abortion
II Female Condom catching on in Africa and worldwide II
CONFERENCES: 6th Canadian Conference on International Health II Second
International Interdisciplinary Conference on Women and Health. Europe
RESOURCES: Hesperian Foundation - A Book for Midwives~a Manual /I Where
Women have no Doctor - a Health Guide for Women
30 ? 33 FEMALE GENITAL AND SEXUAL MUTIlATION
MALI, CENTRE DJOLIBA ? Activity Report? Programs to eradicote FGM including
teaching with Childbirlh Piclure Books by WIN NEWS
GAMBIA, GAMCOTRAP ? The Gambia Commitlee on Tradilional Practices - FGM
Prevention Programs and education activities
SENEGAL: First criminal indictment for Excision II USA: Asylum granled to Ghanaian
FGM IN EUROPE, Proceedings of Expert Meeting in Netherlands
34 ? 41 WOMEN AND VIOLENCE
PAKISTAN: "Violence against Women in the name of Honour
n
Report from Amnesty
International II Honor Killings defended by Pakistan Senate II Report on
Bride Burning in Pakistan
VIOLENCE BY MEN AGAINST WOMEN: Wife abuse not considered a crime in many
countries II SRI LANKA: Police don't arrest men for wife abuse 1/ AFRICA:
more than 5,000 women violated by men every day II SOUTH AFRICA, a
woman raped every 26 seconds II TV campaign against rape started
BANGLADESH: More acid attacks on women and girls
THAILAND: For a gender violence free sociely II JAPAN: proposals to slop violence
UK: British Government cracks down against forced marriages of Asian girls
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42 ? 47 WOMEN AND MEDIA
IWMF: International Women's Media Foundation
IMAGES OF WOMEN IN THE MEDIA? Report on research in Ihe European Union
WOMENS PERIODICALS: International Magazines I I European Publications II
latin American, Canadian, USA Journals /1 Asian and African Publications
48? 54 REPqRTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: AFRICA AND MIDDLE EAST
NIGERIA: Women still denied access to land ownership
SOUTH AFRICA: Virginity Tests of young girls introduced again
ZIMBABWE: 'Woman Plus' ? Women's Resource Centre and Network
MALAWI: More Women elected to Parliament and Political Office
AFRICA: High Maternal Mortality rate continues unabated
IRAN: Women ot the Crossroads of Secularization and Islamization
LEBANON: AL RAIDA? Journal of Ihe Instilute for Women Studies in the Arab World
JORDAN: 'HONOR KILLINGS' continue? Campaign started - no Government action
AZERBAIJAN: Association of Azerbaijani Women - Activities
AFGHANISTAN: R'esolulion against Tolibon's DiscriminotionlVioloti<?n of women
55 ? 60 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: ASIA AND PACIFIC
CHINA: Breaking a Tabu? Sexual Harassment Awareness II More girls abandoned
INDIA: Virginity Tests in Rajostan. I I Muslim Women organize for their Rights II
India's Population reaching 1 Billionl
PAKISTAN: Women segregated at fjrsllslamic Graduate University IIHigh-mater~
nal mortality due to lack of health services
JAPAN: Basic law on Gender Equality enacted
ASIA: Ending the silence? Women are finding their voires - Toslima Nosrin
NEPAL: over 5,000 girls in sexwork 1/ SE ASIA: Prostitution a major Industry
61 ? 64 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: EUROPE
SWITZERLAND: First Woman President/lSCOTlAND:Three Women in first Parliament
UKRAINE: Women's Economic Empowerment Program
HUNGARY: Women in Politics II POLAND: Women's Rights Center
BRITAIN: Forced Marriages of daughters of Asians in UK: parents will be prosecuted
EASTERN EUROPE: Women face growing discrimination
65 ? 71 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: AMERICAS
UNITED STATES: Women still struggling for Equal Pay II Minority Women dont gel
top positions I I NOW? National Organization for Women legal Defense
and Education Fund I I Debate on Aid for Elderly focuses on Women II
Ford Motor Co. sellies large Harassment case I I WOMEN'S INSTITUTE for
Freedom of the Press? WIFP? Activities II U.S. National Woman's Party II
FEMINIST EXPO 2000 March 31 - April 2. Baltimore II Women-owned Firms
fhrive in Metropolitan areas I I The plight of women asylum seekers
72 ? 76 INFORMATION OF INTEREST: INTERNATIONAL
FINANCIAL AID for Study and Training abroad /1 for Research and Creative
Activities and more-~Reference Service Press
WOMEN'S HUMAN RIGHTS Internel Resources - Canado.!1
Council for PARITY DEMOCRACY - UK. II
Women and SHElTER Network? Habitat International Coalition? Tanzania
International WOMEN's UNIVERSITY 10 slort July 2,000, Hanover Germany
CEP ? Civic Education Project - US and Eastern Europe (former USSR)
CONFERENCES: Africas Health in Ihe New Millennium - Enugu, Nigeria Mar 2,000
WORLD CONFERENCEI EXPO, Film - Video Festival, Accra Ghana, Dec.'99
Blh Inlernationol AWID FORUM Washington DC, Nov '99
123
1 Ben Gale Chevigny ? Searching for Life: The Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo and the
Disappeared Children ofArgentina by Rita Arditli .
5 Letters
6" Catharine R. Stimpson? baby precious always shines: selected love notes between gertrude
stein 8pld aUce b. faklas edited by Kay Turner; Open Me Carefully: Emily Dickinson's
?Intimate Letters to. Sussn Huntington Dickinson edited by Ellen Louise Hart and Martha
Nell Smith
8 Erika Munk' Gender PoUtics In lhe Weslern Balkans: Women and Soclely In Yugoslavia and
the Yugoslav Successor States edited by Sabrina P. Ramel
10 Lisa Miya-Jervis ? Girl Talk: Adolescent Magazines and Their Readers by Dawn H. Currie;
Ophelia Speaks: Adolescent Girls Wrile Ahout Their Search forSelfedited by Sara
Shandler
12 Florence Howe -, Movement in Black byP~tParker
14 Marl Jo Buhle. ThePow~rof Fectings: Personal Meso"iog in Psychoanalysts, Gender, and
CultUre by Nancy J. Chodorow
15 Valerie Miner? Local Girls by AliceHoffi1!atJ~Who Do You Love: Stories by Jean Thompson
17Martha Hodes. Homeiaods and Waterways: The AmericanJouroe~ofthe Bond Family:
Nation, Race, and Kinship, 1846-1926 by Adele Logoll Alexallder
19 Karen Kahn ? From a Native Daughter: Colonialism and Sovereignty in Hawai'i by Haunani 
Kay Trask
20. Grctchen Legler' Two Poems
21 Nancy K. Millcr ? ADialogueon Love by Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick
.?24 Amelia Copoland' The BUST Guide to the New Girl Order edited byMa~celleKarp and Debbie
Stoller
25 Eilcen Boris' No Constilutional Righi to Be Ladies: Women and lhe Ohllgatlons of
Citizenship by Linda K. Kerber
27 Gillilln Gill? Each Mind a Kingdom: American Women, Sexual Purlly, and the New Thought
Movement, 1875-1920 byB~rylSatter
29 Books Received
124
1 Elaine Marks? Creating Colette, Volume One: Fr<lm Ingenlle to Llbertllie, 1873-1913 and
Volume Two: From Baroness to Woman of Letters, 1913-1954 by Claude Francis and
Fernande Gonlier; Se<rets oftbeFlesb' A Life of I::ole?e byJudi/~Thurman .
4 KathleellM. Blee ? Not by Politics Alone: Tbe Enduring InOuence of tbe Cbrlstian Rigbt by
Sara Diamond; Mobilizing ReSentment: Conservative Resurgence from tbe~obnBlrcb
Society 10 Ihe Promise Ke<pers by Jean Hardisty; Ferocious Romance: WhaIMy
Encounlers wllh Ihe Righi Taughl Me aboul Se., God, and.Fury by DohiJq Minkowitz
6 Nan Alamilla Boyd? To Belleveln Women: Wbal Lesbians Have Done for Ame.rtca-A
History by Lil/iall Fadenilan
8 Marie Shear I Deadly Persuasion: Why Women and Girls Must Fight the Addictive Power of
Advertising byJeall Kilbourne; The Real.Thlng: Performance, Hyslerla, andAdvertlslng
by Mady Schutzman
10 Beth Harrison? Olher Modernities: Gondered Yearnings In China arter Soclallsm by Lisa Rofel
12 Ann Wilhnrn and Ramona Hernandez? Waiting In the Wings: Portrait ofa Queer Molherhood
by Cherrle Moraga; Raising Raul: Adventures Raising Myself and My Son byMar/a
Hinojosa
14 Margaret D.Ca~oll? Images ofRap~:The "Heroic" Tradition aQd Its Alternatives by Diane
Wolfthal
16 Elizabeth Mcl-leruy ?,Beloved Sisters and Loving Friend's: Letters from RebeccaPri~usof
Royal Oak, Maryland, andAddle Brown of Hartford, Connecticut, 1854-1868 edited by
Farah Jasmine GrijJili
17 Anita Garey? Unbending Gender: Why Family and Work ConOId and Whallo Do Aboutll
by Joan Williams . .
19 Hele!1 Yglesias~Shadows,Fir~,SDO~:,The Life of Tina Modotti by Patricia Albers'
.,
21 Margaret Nichols' Women'$ Science: Learnhlg and Succeeding from the Margins by Margaret
A. Eisenhart and Eliza'belh Finkel; Has Feminism Changed Science? by Londa Schiebinger
22 Maggie Anderson? Two 'Poems
23 Margaret Kinsman? Hard Time: A?V. I. Warshawski Novel by Sara Parelsky
25 Books Received
Volume 20, Number 2/3
WOMEN'S
RIGHTS
LAW
REPORTER
Spring/Summer 1999
125
ARTICLE:
Still in the Dark: Disappointing Images of Women Lawyers in the Movies
Stacy Cap/olY . . .. . . . . . . . . .... .. . . . . .... . . . . . .. .. . . . . . .. . . . .. . . .. .. . . . .. . . . . . ........ . . . . . . . . .. . 55
PANEL DISCUSSION,
Advocating for Victims of Domestic Violence '" . . . . . . . . .. . .. . . . . . . . . .. .. 73
ADDRESS:
Title IX and Athletics: A Discussion of Brown University v. Cohen by Plaintiffs' Counsel
Lynette Labillger. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85
BRIEFS:
Respondents' Brief in Opposition: Brown University v. Cohen
Lynette Labinger '" . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 97
Plaintiffs' Brief in Support of Motion for Summary Judgment: Planned Paremhood v. Vemiero
American Civil Liberties Union of New Jersey "............. 111
Plaintiffs' Brief in Opposition to Defendant-Intervenor's Objections to and/or Appeal from
Memorandum Opinion and Order Flied July 27,1998, and Motion to Supplement the Record:
Planned Parelllhood v. Vemiero
American Civil Liberties Union ofNew Jersey :... . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 125
POEM:
The Secret
Michele CamlnersGood~vin.. . . . .... . . . . .. . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . .... . . .. . . .... ... ... 135
NOTES:
Collecting and Enforcing Child Support Orders with the Internal Revenue Service: An
Analysis of a Novel Idea
Jonathon S. Jelnison 137
Female Genital Mutilation and the United States Vote at International Financial Institutions
Antonia Kirkland.............................................................................. 147
Swept Under the Carpet: Lack of Legal Protections for Household Workers-A Call for
Justice
Melanie Ryan .........?.................................................; . . . ??. . . . . . ?. . . .. . . . .. 159
COMMENT:
State v. Gartland: New Jersey Leaning Toward a More Lenient Application of the Duty to
Retreat Rule as it Affects Battered Women Who Kill Their Partners .
Dale A. Smith .........?.?.......................... .... '" . . . . . ...?. . . .. . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . .... .? 173
TOPICAL SUMMARY:
Are the Legal Remedies Available to Sexually Harassed Women Adequate?
Avon L. Sergeant '" " '185
CASE SUMMARIES:
Sexual Abuse: Is it a Private or Public Offense?
Sandra Garrick " . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . .? 193
Young v. HectorlStay-at-Home Dad vs. ProfessionalM;om
Barbara George Johnson 195
BOOK SUMMARIES:
A Mother's Place: Taking The Debate About Working Mothers Beyond Guilt and Blame.
By Susan Chira................................................................................ 199
Global Sex Workers: Rights, Resistance, and Redefinition. Kamala Kempadoo &
Jo Doezema, eds , . . . . . . .. . .. . . . . . . .. .. . . . . . . .. 203
Pandora's Box: Feminism Confronts Reproductive Technology. By Nancy Lublin 207
Not lust Race, Not Just Gender: Black Feminist Readings. By Valerie Smith 211
126
WOMEN'S STUDIES
An Interdisciplinary Journal
Volume 28. Number 5 (1999)
Outside the MainstreamI In the Well of
Living Waters: Toward a Feminist Quaker
Pedagogy 473
ANNE DALKE
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In Brief
Notes on Contributors
Recent Publications
The Inconceivability ofDjuna Barnes's
LadiesAlllUlnack 503
LAURA L. BEHLING
SexualAssault and Cognitive Mapping in
Women's Travel Guidebooks 527
TERRY CAESAR
Technologies ofReproduction:
The Maternity Ward in Sylvia Plath's
Three Women and Ingmar Bergman's Brink ofLife 547
LINDA LUSSY FRASER
Snow 575
DAVID T. LLOYD
Book Reviews
JACK FOLEY
CAROL COSMAN
KATHRYN DE ZUR
GHISLAINE McDAYTER
Women's Studies in Communication
Volume 22. Number 2. Fall 1999
ESSAYS
125 "The Waning of the Light": The Forcible-Feeding of Jane
Warton, Spinster
Cheryl R. Jorgensen-Earp
152 "From One Voice A Chorus": Elizabeth Cady Stanton's 1860
Address to the New York State Legislature
Diane Helene Miller
190 Exploring the Impact of Gender Role Self-Perception on
. Communication Style
Michelle D. Kirtley and James B. Weaver, III
210 Articulating Adolescent Girl's Resistance To Patriarchal
Discourse in Popular Media
Meenakshi Gigi Durham
CONVERSATION AND COMMENTARY
230 Service-Learning is a Feminist Issue: Transforming
Communication Pedagogy
Eleanor M. Novek
BOOK REVIEWS
241 Rhetoric Retold: Regendering the Tradition from Antiquity
Through the Renaissance by Cheryl Glenn
Michele Ramsey
245 From Plymouth to Parliament. A Rhetorical History of Nancy
Astor's 1919 Campaign by Karen Musolf
Debra L. Petersen
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128 WOMEN'S STUDIES INTERNATIONAL FORUM
VOLUME 22 NUMBER 5 1999
SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER
JENNIFER HARGREAVES
KATHVDAVIS
TARA BRABAZON
ALEAN AL-KRENAWI and
JOHN R. GRAHAM
TAMI AMANDA JACOBY
lomE. AMY
LINDA BRISKIN
Lrn YATES
SUSAN McKAy and
FRANCES BONNER
REVIEW ARTICLE
GB~LDlNEMOANE
BOOK REVIEWS
MAXINE MOLYNEUX
AMY AGlGlAN
REBECCA FATIMA STA. MARIA
fVY KENNELLY
ELIZABETH MEEHAN
KATHERINE MONnvlELER
461 The 'Women's International Sports Movement':
loc~obalstrategies and empowerment
473 Cosmetic surgery in a different voice: the case
. of Madame Noel
489 Britain's last line of defence: Miss Moneypenny and the
desperations of filmic feminism
497 The story of Bedouin-Arab women in a polygamous marriage
511 Feminism, nationalism, and difference: reflections on the
Palestinian women's movement
525 Contemporary travel narratives and old style politics:
American women reporting after the Gulf War
543 Autonomy, diversity, and integration: union women's separate
organizing in North America and Western Europe in the context
of restructuring and globalization
555 Feminism's fandango with the state revisited: reflections on
Australia, feminism, education, and change
563 Telling stories: breast cancer pathographies in Australian
women's magazines
573 Mary Daly's radical elemental feminist journey
577 A Place in the Sun? Women Writers in Twentieth-Century Cuba
by Catherine Davies
577 Women ofthe World: Laws and Policies Affecting Their
Reproductive Lives. Latin America and the Caribbean by
The Center for Reproductive Law and Policy and DEMUS
578 In Service and Servitude:Foreig~Domestic Workers and the
Malaysian "Modernity" Project by Christine B. M. Chin
579 Now Hirillg: The Feminization ofWork in the Uniled Stales,
1900-1995 by Julia Kirk Blackwelder
580 COIICesling Politics: Women in Ireland, North and Soulh edited by
Yvonne Galligan. Eilis Ward and Rick Wilford
580 Queen Victoria's Secrets by Adrienne Munich
583 Biographical Slatements
I Feminist Forum: News, Conferences, Reports
Women's Studies Journal
Volume 15, Number 2
Spring 1999
5 Editorial
9 'It's Life Jim, But Not as We Know It': The Trouble with Girls'
Achievements in Science Education
Jane Gilbert
29 Girls Growing up on the Edge ofthe Millennium
Valerie Walkerdine
51 'You Have to be Pretty, You Have 10 be Slim and You Have to be
Heterosexual, I Think': The Operation and Disruption of
HeteronormalisingProcesses Within the Peer Culture ofTwo Single
Sex Girls' High Schools in New Zealand
Kathleen Quinlivan
71 'Coming OUI/Going Home': Australian Girls and Young Women
Interrogating Racism and Heterosexism
Maria Pallotta-Chiaroll;
89 Shattered Dreams and Alienated Bodies: Transsexual Journeys
Through Girlhood
Denise Bales
III Everything a Teenage Girl Should Know: Adolescence and the
Production of Femininity
Anita Harris
125 Damned ifWe Do, Damned ifWe Don'\: New Zealand and United
Kingdom High School Students' Negotiation ofSexual Identities
Myra J. Hird and Sue M. Jackson
147 FemaleYouth: Gender and Life Phases from a Hislorical and Socio 
cultural Perspective
Marion E.P. de Ras
16 I Conference Notices
Book Reviews
163 Talking Up: Young Womens Take on Feminism, Rosamund Else 
Mitchell and Naomi Flutters, editors, reviewed by Kirsty Wild
165 Understanding Children's Development: A New Zealand
Perspective, Anne B. Smith, reviewed by Helen MavDa
168 The Story ofIt Nell' Zealand Writer: Jane Mander, Rae McGregor,
reviewed byAorewa McLeod
170 Still Life: Hidden Stories ofStillbirth and Forbidden Grief, Lois
Tonkin, reviewed by Liz Kiata-Holland
173 Interactive Idelllities: Jewish Women in New Zealand, Livia Kathe
Wittmann, reviewed by Nina Nola
175 Folding Back the Shadows: A Perspective all WOlllell S Mental
Health. Sarah ROlnans. reviewed by Marion Doherty
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Teaching and Practicing Feminist Theory in an Introductory
Women's Studies Course
Cynthia K. Drenovsky
21 Activism in an Introductory Women's Studies Course:
Connected LeamingThrough the Implementation ofPraxis
Melissa Peet and Beth Glover &ed
36 A Classroom Strategy for Teaching the Social Sciences in
Women's Studies
GoInUIIe Meagher
49 Rape Crisis Intervention: Activism in Academia
Susan C. Turell
59 "I Found Hope," or Reflections on Theory-Practice Pedagogy
Allison Kimmich
70 The Politics ofTeaching Women's Studies
Penny Welch
Crossing Institutional Boundaries
77 (Re)Defining Activism: Lessons from Women's Literature
Chella Courington
87 What's a Nice Feminist Like You Doing in a Men's Prison
Like This?
Susan A. Lichtman, with Danny Myers, Sandy Bruce,
Jumah Wakefield, Richard A. Mitchell, andJames Greider
98 Social Action asCollaborative'Tr~nsformation
Nelda K. Pearscm
253 Erasing Her Story: A Personal Narrative
SusanJordan
FORUM
257 In Sisterhood? Women's Studies and Activism
Pauline B. Bart, Lynn Bentz,Jan Clausen, LeeRay Costa,
Ann Froines, Golia Golan,Jaime M. Grant, Anne S. Orwin,
Barbara Ryan, and Son ita Sarher
RESOURCES
268 Labor Roots and the Women's Movement: A Profile ofEight
Midwestern Activists, a review of Step by Step: Building a
Feminist Movement, 1941-1977 (a video documentary)
AnneS.Orwin
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Catherine M. Orr
230 Seizing Academia for Social Change
Siobhau Riug
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241 The Making ofHeroes?
Sarah Brownell
243 To Risk the Self
Diaue S. Hope
249 What I Learned at College: On Feminism, Class, and My
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Sasha Cagen
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No 25 Spring 1999
Carpe Pomum, Seize the Apple
Spencer Johnson 35
Gendered Differences: Women's Ways of
Preaching
Ruth N Pidwell 28
Editors' Introduction
Camille Paul and Elaine Lindsay
Webbing
Elaine Lindsay
Women-Church cards (advertisement)
Shaven with the sign of the cross - Naldo's
story of East Timor
as told to Chris Doyle
Reflections on the possibility that the women
and men of the Church, priests, cardinals and
the Pope will one day see themselves as
one in Christ ."
Colette Rayment
The Best of the Bad Girls: The Reverend
Coralie Ling .
in conversation with Janet Scarf
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Veronica Green rsm - A woman on a search
Celestine Pooley
Fictions of Desire: Australian Desert Narratives
Alison Bartlett
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Maritta Hawkins 44
Reviews:
Noel Rowe
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Hut Poems Marie Tulip 48
Vicloria Barker
Bodies, Lives, Voices: Gender in Theology Eds:
Kathleen O'Grady, Ann L. Gilroy & Janelte Gray 49
Poems
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Chris Doyle (p.16) Marie Tulip (P.l4) Anne Powell (P.47)
Cartoons and Drawings
Graham English
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