Feminist Collections: A Quarterly of Women's Studies Resources
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Feminist Collections, v.30, no.3 (summer 2009)
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Feminist Collections, v.30, no.3 (summer 2009)
Subtitle: A Quarterly of Women's Studies Resources. 34p.
CONTENTS:
From the Editors;
Book Reviews: Which Women's Studies? by Catherine M. Orr; Exceptional Women: Rights, Liberty, and Deviance in the French Revolution, by Holly Grout
Professional Reading: Collecting, Preserving, and Sharing Women's History, by Phyllis Holman Weisbard; E-Sources on Women and Gender;
New Reference Works in Women's Studies: on
American Women's Movement, Arab Women Writers,
Gender, LGBT Studies, Politics, Science Fiction, Sex Work, Women's Health, Women's History, and Women's Rights; Periodical Notes; Items of Note; Books Recently Received.
Feminist Collections v.30, no.2 (spring 2009)
http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1793/37692
Feminist Collections v.30, no.2 (spring 2009)
Subtitle: A Quarterly of Women's Studies Resources. 38p.
CONTENTS:
From the Editors; Book Reviews: The Mythology of Opting Out: "Choice Feminism" and
Work-Life Balance, by Holly Hassel, and Girls' Studies and Girls' History: Bridging Disciplinary Divides, by Marcia Chatelain; Website Review: An Open Letter to the New White House Council on Women & Girls re: Federal Government Websites for Women, by Beth Harper; Feminist Visions: "Do You YouTube?" Using Online Video in Women's Studies Courses, by Deb Hoskins; E-Sources on Women and Gender; New Reference Works in Women's Studies; Periodical Notes; Books and Videos Recently Received
Feminist Collections, v.30, no.1 (winter 2009)
http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1793/35609
Feminist Collections, v.30, no.1 (winter 2009)
A Quarterly of Women's Studies Resources. 46p.
CONTENTS:
From the Editors.
Book Reviews:
What's a Bright Feminist Like You Doing in a Genre Like This? Reading Women's Science Fiction,
by Helen Merrick; I Promise I Won't Say "Herstory": New Conversations among Feminists,
by Jannelle Ruswick & Alycia Sellie;
Women and Water: Marginalization, Hope, and a Call to Action, by Anne Moser.
Feminist Visions:
HIV/AIDS in Women: A Disease Spread by Misogyny and Violence, seven videos reviewed by Karen Walloch.
E-Sources on Women and Gender, compiled by JoAnne Lehman.
New Reference Works in Women's Studies
Periodical Notes. Items of Note.
Books Recently Received.
Feminist Collections, v.29, no.3-4 (summer-fall 2008)
http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1793/34577
Feminist Collections, v.29, no.3-4 (summer-fall 2008)
Subtitle: A Quarterly of Women's Studies Resources. 58p.
CONTENTS:
From the Editors; Book Reviews:
Baby Blues: Considering Contemporary Maternity, by Claire Wendland;
Feminisms and Art: Sparking a Revolution, by Melanie Herzog;
Traditional Masculinity in Crisis: An Opportunity To Create Healthy Alternatives, by Max V. Camp;
Undead, Gothic, and Queer: The Allure of Buffy,by Pamela O'Donnell; Doris B. Gold, Jewish Women's Studies Publisher, by Phyllis Holman Weisbard.
Feminist Visions: Growing Up Around the World,
by Nicole Grapentine-Benton; The Good Ship Motherhood, by JoAnne Lehman; Briefly Noted.
A Torrent of Moving Images: Free Online Videos
for Women's Studies, by Phyllis Holman Weisbard.
E-Sources on Women & Gender. New Reference Works in Women's Studies. Periodical Notes.
Books Recently Received. Index to Volume 29 (2008).
Feminist Collections, v.29, no.2 (spring 2008)
http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1793/31722
Feminist Collections, v.29, no.2 (spring 2008)
Subtitle: A Quarterly of Women's Studies Resources. 42p.
CONTENTS: From the Editors; Illustrating Feminist Collections: An Interview with Miriam Greenwald,
by Ellen Meyer; Feminist Visions: Feminist Artists and Art (Still) Works: Four Films 4, by Helen R. Klebesadel; Book Review: Sara Paretsky: Writing in Perilous, Paranoid Times, by Patricia A. Gott; Professional Reading: Gender Issues and Libraries, by Phyllis Holman Weisbard( review of "Gender Issues in Information Needs and Services," special issue of Library Trends, v.56, no. 2 [Fall 2007], ed. by Cindy Ingold and Sue Searing);
E-Sources on Women & Gender; New Reference Works in Women?s Studies; Periodical Notes; Items of Note; Books and Videos Recently Received
Feminist Collections, v. 29, no.1 (winter 2008)
http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1793/30554
Feminist Collections, v. 29, no.1 (winter 2008)
Subtitle: A Quarterly of Women's Studies Resources. 50p.
CONTENTS:
From the Editors; Book Reviews: Cynthia Enloe as the ?Curious Feminist?: Analyzing
Empires, Militarism, and War, by Ellie C. Schemenauer; Professional Reading (review of Librarians, Literacy and the Promotion of Gender Equity, by Lesley S.J. Farmer), by Abbie Loomis; Women of Color in Higher Education: Resistance and Hegemonic Academic Culture, by Kristine Molina; E-Sources on Women & Gender, compiled by JoAnne Lehman; Round-Up 3: YouTube in Women?s Studies (short reports by Shereen Siddiqui, Ann Andaloro, Ashley Falzetti, and two by Betsy Eudey); New Reference Works in Women?s Studies; Periodical Notes; and Books Recently Received
Feminist Collections, v.28, no.4 (summer-fall 2007)
http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1793/28162
Feminist Collections, v.28, no.4 (summer-fall 2007)
Subtitle: A Quarterly of Women's Studies Resources. 73p.
CONTENTS:
From the Editors;
Book Reviews: Girls’ Studies:
Gendered Subjectivity and the Female Body:
Discovering Agency and Power, by Brenda Boudreau;
Mass Marketing and our Daughters,
by Lise Mae Schlosser;
Educating the Girl: Learning and Schooling in America ...and Elsewhere,
by Rebekah Buchanan;
Girls, Grrrls, Gurls, and the Tools They Use, by Lanette Cadle;
‘Othered’ Girls: Growing Up Between Two Worlds, by Sarah Hentges;
Disruptive Girlhoods: Books on Aggression in Girls, by Jillian Hernandez;
Reimagining Girlhood: Girls’ Writings and Self-Portrayals, by Sarah Myers;
Great Reads for Young Girls, by Marge Loch-Wouters;
What Adolescent Girls Read, by Elaine O’Quinn;
Round-Up 2: Blogs and Other E-Tools for Women’s Studies; E-Sources on Women & Gender;
New Reference Works in Women’s Studies;
Periodical Notes;
Items of Note;
Books and Videos Recently Received;
Index to Volume 28;
Subscription Form
Feminist Collections, v.22, no.1 (fall 2000)
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Feminist Collections, v.22, no.1 (fall 2000)
Contents: From the Editors Letter to the Editors. Book Reviews:
A Cutting Edge: Australian Feminist Writing in Review, by Lynne Alice. Women in International Politics, by Kathleen Mulligan-Hansel.The Puzzle of Modern Motherhood, by Rima Apple. Feminist Visions:
Constructing the Mothering Experience: Videos on Motherhood, by Valerie Mannis.
Women and Economics on the Global Scene: A Review of Films, by Terry Brown. Treasures of the Women's Movement, by Marianne Boere.
Digital Feminism: Reaching Women Through Web-Based Courses, by Melissa Alsgaard.
Computer Talk, compiled by Linda Shult.
New Reference Works in Women's Studies, reviewed by Phyllis Holman Weisbard and others. Periodical Notes, compiled by Linda Shult. Items of Note, compiled by Jennifer Kitchak. Books Recently Received.
Feminist Collections, v.21, no.4 (summer 2000)
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Feminist Collections, v.21, no.4 (summer 2000)
Contents: From the Editors. Letter to the Editors. Book Reviews:
Transition in the Balkans and Eastern Europe: How
Women are Faring, by Judy Aulette. Gender and Disability from Different Angles, by Barbara Ryan
Telling It as It Is: Women with Disabilities Speak Out, by Karen Stone.
Feminist Visions:
Promoting Respect, Working for Change: Five Films
on Sexual Harassment for Middle School Students, by Joanna Gurstelle.
Out of the Margins: Four Lesbian Video Documentaries, by Edie Thornton
World Wide Web Review:
Women and Disability Websites, by Alexa Schriempf
The World Wide Web: A Primary Source
for Women's History, by Phyllis Holman Weisbard. Computer Talk, compiled by Linda Shult. Feminist Publishing
New Reference Works in Women's Studies, reviewed by Phyllis Holman
Weisbard and others
Periodical Notes, compiled by Linda Shult.
Items of Note, compiled by by Alicia Foster.
Books/AV Recently Received
Supplement: Index to Volume 21
Feminist Collections, v.28, no.3 (Spring 2007)
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Feminist Collections, v.28, no.3 (Spring 2007)
Contents: FROM THE EDITORS. A YEAR OF GIRLS' STUDIES: By Tracy Wendt Lemaster, Guest Editor. BOOK REVIEWS: She’s Come a Long Way: New Foundational Texts for Scholars in Girls’ Studies, by Tracy Wendt Lemaster. Girlhood, Identity, and Power, by Jessica K. Taft. Viewing Girlhood in Media’s Mirror, by Amy Pattee. E-SOURCES ON WOMEN & GENDER. NEW REFERENCE WORKS IN WOMEN'S STUDIES. FEMINIST ARCHIVES. PERIODICAL NOTES. BOOKS AND VIDEOS RECENTLY RECEIVED. SUBSCRIPTION FORM.
Feminist Collections, v.28, no.1 (fall 2006)
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Feminist Collections, v.28, no.1 (fall 2006)
Subtitle: A Quarterly of Women's Studies Resources. 50p.
Contents: FROM THE EDITORS.
BOOK REVIEWS: Narratives from Women of Color in the Halls of Academe, by Pat Washington. Young Activists and the New “No Wave”: Two Anthologies for a Feminist Future, by Alycia Sellie.
Learning from Student Learning: A Librarian-Instructor’s View of Her Information Literacy Class, by Carroll Wetzel Wilkinson.
FEMINIST VISIONS: Honoring the Forgotten History of Birth Control, by Phyllis Holman Weisbard. The Personal Breast Is Political: Documentaries about Women, the Environment, and Cancer, by JoAnne Lehman.
E-SOURCES ON WOMEN & GENDER.
NEW REFERENCE WORKS IN WOMEN'S STUDIES.
PERIODICAL NOTES.
ITEMS OF NOTE.
BOOKS AND AUDIOVISUALS RECENTLY RECEIVED.
SUBSCRIPTION FORM.
Feminist Collections, v.27, no.4 (summer 2006)
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Feminist Collections, v.27, no.4 (summer 2006)
Subtitle: A Quarterly of Women's Studies Resources. 34p.
Contents: FROM THE EDITORS.
BOOK REVIEWS: Evangelical Feminism, by Nadean Bishop. Women in Chinese Television and Film, by Vicki Tobias.
E-SOURCES ON WOMEN & GENDER, by JoAnne Lehman.
NEW REFERENCE WORKS IN WOMEN'S STUDIES, by various reviewers.
PERIODICAL NOTES, by JoAnne Lehman.
ITEMS OF NOTE, by Amy Dachenbach.
BOOKS RECEIVED.
INDEX TO VOLUME 27.
Feminist Collections, v.27, no.2-3 (winter-spring 2006)
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Feminist Collections, v.27, no.2-3 (winter-spring 2006)
Subtitle: A Quarterly of Women's Studies Resouces. 54p.
FROM THE EDITORS.
BOOK REVIEWS: Lost and Damaged: The Perilous
American Pregnancy, by Claire Wendland. Changing Voices and Struggles of Feminist Activism, by Nancy Worcester.
ROUND-UP: Blogging Women’s Studies [by various authors]. Reproductive Rights in the Blogosphere, by Vicki Tobias.
NEW REFERENCE WORKS IN WOMEN'S STUDIES.
E-SOURCES ON WOMEN & GENDER.
ZINES FROM THE STACKS: Self-Published Tracts
from Lady Library Workers, by Alycia Sellie.
PERIODICAL NOTES.
ITEMS OF NOTE.
BOOKS AND AUDIOVISUALS RECENTLY RECEIVED.
SUBSCRIPTION FORM.
Feminist Collections, v.27, no.1 (fall 2005)
http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1793/22251
Feminist Collections, v.27, no.1 (fall 2005)
Subtitle: A Quarterly of Women's Studies Resources. 50p.
FROM THE EDITORS.
BOOK REVIEWS: Are Abortion Politics Relevant to Women of Color?, by Sherri L. Barnes. Women in the Midst of War, by Audrey Roberts. Foreign-Born Women Academics in the U.S., by Shu-Ju Ada Cheng.
FEMINIST VISIONS: Transsavvy Transfilms, by Bri Smith.
E-SOURCES ON WOMEN & GENDER.
NEW REFERENCE WORKS IN WOMEN'S STUDIES.
PERIODICAL NOTES.
ITEMS OF NOTE.
BOOKS AND AUDIOVISUALS RECENTLY RECEIVED.
SUBSCRIPTION FORM.
Feminist Collections, v.26, no.4 (summer 2005)
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Feminist Collections, v.26, no.4 (summer 2005)
Subtitle: A Quarterly of Women's Studies Resources. 54p.
FROM THE EDITORS.
BOOK REVIEWS: Gender Discrimination in the Academy, by Collette Morrow. A College of One’s Own: Women and Coeducation, by Sara N.S. Meirowitz. Women’s Presses and Bookstores: Feminist Print History, by Michele Besant. Feminist Philosophy or Feminist Theory?, by Lisa Roberts. Reworking Pasts and Envisioning Futures: Thinking “Otherwise” About Women’s Studies, by Catherine M. Orr.
E-SOURCES ON WOMEN & GENDER.
NEW REFERENCE WORKS IN WOMEN'S STUDIES.
PERIODICAL NOTES.
QUEENS OF THE ZINE SCENE: Best Lines, by M.L. Fraser.
ITEMS OF NOTE.
BOOKS RECENTLY RECEIVED.
INDEX TO VOLUME 26.