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Feminist 

Periodicals 

Volume 20, Number 3, Fall 2000 

Published by Phyllis HolmanWeisbard 

Women's Studies Librarian 

A current 

listing of 

contents

Feminist 

Periodicals 

A current listing ofcontents 

Volume 20, Number 3 Fall2000 

Periodical literature is the cutting edge ofwomen's scholarship, feminist theory, and much ofwomen's culture. 

Feminist Periodicals: A Current Listing of Contants is published by the Office of the University of Wisconsin 

System Women's Studies Librarian on a quarterly basis with the intent of increasing public awareness of 

feminist periodicals. It is our hope that Feminist Periodicals will serve several purposes: to keep the reader 

abreast of current topics in feminist literature; to increase readers' familiarity with a wide spectrum offeminist 

periodicals; and to provide the requisite bibliographic information should a reader wish to subscribe to ajournal 

or to obtain a particular article at her library or through interlibrary loan. (Users will need to be aware of the 

limitations of the new copyright law with regard to photocopying of copyrighted materials.) 

Table ofcontents pages from current issues ofmajor feminist journals are reproduced in each issue of Feminist 

Periodicals, preceded by a comprehensive annotated listing of all journals we have selected. As publication 

schedules vary enormously, not every periodical will have table of contents pages reproduced in each issue 

of FP. The annotated listing provides the following information on each journal: 

1. Year of first publication. 

2. Frequency of publication. 

3. U.S. subscription price(s). 

4. Subscription address. 

5. Current editor. 

6. Editorial address (if different from subscription address). 

7. International Standard Serials Number (ISSN). 

8. OCLC, Inc. Control Number. 

9. Locations where the journal is held in the UW System. 

10. PUblications in which the journal is indexed. 

11. Fulltext products in which publication appears. 

12. Subject focus/statement of purpose of the journal. 

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

information. 

Our goal is to have represented in FP all English·language feminist periodicals with a substantial national or 

regional readership, with an emphasis on scholarly journals and small press offerings. We do not include 

publications which, though feminist in philosophy, do not focus solely on women's issues. Nor, with few 

exceptions, dowe inclUde newsstand magazines. We are also forced to omit periodicalswhich lack a complete 

table of contents. We encourage feminist serials to build a fUll table of contents into their regular format to 

facilitate the indexing feminist literature sorely needs.

Interested readers will find more complete information on feminist periodicals in DWM:A DirectoryofWomen's 

Media published by the National Council for Research on Women (530 Broadway at Spring Street, New York, 

NY 10012); and in Women's Periodicals and Newspapers: A Union List of the Holdings of Madison Area 

Libraries, edited by James P. Danky, compiled by Maureen E. Hady, Barry Christopher, and Neili E. Strache 

(Boston: G.K. Hall, 1982). 

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major feminist journals are reproduced... preceded by 

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Frequently cited as FP. 

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ASIAN JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S STUDIES 

1. 1995. 

2. 4lyear. 

3. $55 (Includes poolage). 

4. Asian Center tor Women'. Studies, Ewha Womana 

University, *11-1, Oaehyun-dong, Seodaemun-gu, 

Seoul, 120-750, Korea. [email: 

ac'N6eWha@mm.ewha.ac.kr or 

Heejin@mm.ewha.ac.kr] (website: 

http://ews.ewha.ac.krl 

5. Cho Hyoung. 

7. ISSN 1225-9276. 

6. OCLC 33094607. 

10. IOWA Guide. 

11. GendetWalch. 

12. "AJWS Is an Inlerdisclpllnary journal, publishing 

artk:les pertaining to women'alssue8 In Asia from a 

feminist perspective,- 

ASIAN WOMEN 

1. 1995. 

2. 2lyear. 

3. $20, $14 (sludenls, with pholocopy of valldaled 

sludenll.D.). 

4. Editorial Manager, Asian Women, Research Institute 

for Asian Women, Sookmyung Women's University, 

53-12 Chungpa-dong 2·ka, Yongsan-ku, Seoul, 140 

742, Korea. 

5. Park Mee Sok. 

7. ISSN 1225-925X. 

8. OCLC 7673725, 36782501. 

9. Madison. 

12. Asian Women seeks "to present various perspectives 

and raise Important issues in women's studies" and 

wishes '10 serve as a communicallon channel 

between researchers in Asia and In Western 

countries," 

ATLANTIS 

1. 1975. 

2, 2Jyear. 

3. Canada: $25 Cdn. + $1.75 GST (Indlv.), $15 Cdn. + 

$1.05 GST (sludenl), $45 Cdn. + $3.15 GST (Insl.); 

U.S.: $30 (Jndiv.), $20 (sludenl), $50 (insl.); 

elsewhere: $35 (Indlv.), $55 (Insl.). Single C

underrepresented women. We believe that 

excellence in feminist legal scholarship requires 

critical examination of the inter&.eCUon of gender with 

one or more other axes of subordination, including, 

but not limited to, race, class, sexual orientation, and 

disability. Therefore, discussions of women's Issues 

that treat women as a monolithic group do not fall 

within our mandate. Because conditions in Inequality 

are continually changing, our mandate Is also 

continually changing." 

BRIDGES: A JOURNAL FOR JEWISH FEMINISTS ANO OUR 

FRIENDS 

1. 1990. 

2. 2/year. 

3. $15 (Indiv.), $25 (Inst.) (free to women In prlsons, 

nursing homes, and mentallnst., and free on tape to 

print.-dlsabled sUbscribers, see below). 

4. P.O. Box 24839, Eugene DR 97402. For taped 

copies: Jewish Braille Inst., 110 East 30th St., New 

York, NY 10016 (600-433-1531). (email: 

cklnberg@pond.netj(webstte: 

http://wwN.pond.neV-cklnberglbrldgesj 

5. Clare Kinberg. 

7. ISSN 10468359. 

8. OCLC 20542141. 

10. Index to Jewish Periodicals: Jewish Abstracts. 

12. ''The editors bring to Blidaes a commitment that 

comblnes traditional Jewish values of justice and 

repair of the wand with Insights honed by the 

feminist, le$bian and gay movements." 

CAFRA NEWSINOVEDADES CAFRA 

1. 

2. 

3. 

4. 

5. 

7. 

8. 

9. 

10. 

12. 

CALYX 

1. 

2. 

3. 

4. 

5. 

1957 (CAFRA News); 1990 (Novedades CAFRA). 

2/year. 

$20 (Indiv.), $25 (inst.). Caribbean: 50 untts of local 

currency and not exceeding $20 U.S. (indiv.), 55 

units of local currency and not exceeding $25 U.S. 

(Inst.), elsewhere: $20 US (Indiv.), $25 US (Inst.). 

CAFRA, P.O. Bag 442, Tunapun., Trinid.d & 

Tobago. West Indies. [em.ll: cafr.lnfo@wow.net) 

EdttOfl.1 COllective. 

ISSN 1016-9741. 

OCLC 26343925. 

Madison. 

Women's Re&OUrces International. 

"CAFRA News Is the qu.rterly newsletter .nd 

prlmary networking tool of the C.ribbean Assocl.tion 

for Feminist Research and Action (CAFRA), • 

regional network of feminists, individual researchers, 

activists and women's organizations, which seeks to 

channel the collective powers of women for Individual 

and societal transformation. Its main purposes are to: 

inform members and other Interested persons about 

the activities and programmes of the association: 

provide a forum for discussion and debate on key 

issues of concern to women in the region; promote 

the sharing of experiences and foster links among 

individual feminists, activists and women's 

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." 

1976. 

3/year. 

$19.50 (Indiv.), $25 (lib. & Insl.), $15 (low Income). 

GanadaiMexlco: add $10: overseas: add $18 

poolage. Single copies: $9.50 + $2 poot.ge. 

P.O. Box B, COrvallis, DR 97339. 

Editorial Collective. 

7. ISSN 0147-1627. 

8. OCLC3114927. 

9. Madison. 

10. American Humanities Index; The Annuallndex to Poetrv 

in Periodicals; The Index of American Periodical Verse. 

12. "Calyx publishes literature and art by women. It exiata to 

nurture women's creativity through the wide promotion 

.nd publication of women'. finest work." 

CAMERA OBSCURA 

1. 1978. 

2. 3Iyear. 

3. $30 (Indiv.), $65 (Inst.). Add $10 (,urlace), $21 (.Ir 

mall) foreign postage (OST .R126496330). 

4. Joumals OM.Ion, Indiana University Pr.. 601 N. Morton 

St.. Bloomington, IN 47404. (web81te: 

htlp:/IwwN.lndlana.eduHupresaj 

5. EdIiOfl.1 Collective. 

6. The Edttora, Camera Obscura, Dept of Film Studies, 

Univ. of California, S.nt. Barbara, CA 93106-4010. 

7. ISSN 0270-5346. 

8. OCLC 4818143. 

9. M.dison; Milwaukee. 

10. Alternative prC$S, film, humanities, television, and 

women's atudies indexes. 

11. COntemporarv Women'. ltsues, GenderWatch. 

12. Film theory .nd history; femlnl.t theofy; psychoan.lytic 

theory; M.rxlst theory; photography; video .nd 

pertorm.nce. 

CANADIAN JOURNAL OF WOMEN AND THE LAW 

1. 19&5. 

2. 2Iyear. 

3. $21.40 Cdn. (sludenlllow·lncome), $42.60 (Indiv.). 

$32.10 Cdn (NAWL members), $69.55 Cdn. (In.t.). 

Otrt.ide Can.da: .dd $10 (U.S.), $38 (Intem.tlonal). 

Prlcea Include OST. 

4. Univ. of Toronto Press, Journala DMalon, 5201 OUtterin 

St., North York, Ontarto M3H 5T8, Canad•. 

lem.lI:joumal.@ulpr....uloronlo.ca) 

5. Edliorlal COllective. 

6. P.O. Box 450, Station A. 575 King Edward Ave., 

Ottawa, Ontarto Kl N 8N5, Canada. 

7. ISSN 0832-8781. 

8. OCLC 13902155. 

9. M.dlson. 

10. C.nadlan, legal, .nd women'••tudiea Indexea. 

12. 'The CJWL I. the only C.n.dl.n 1eg.1 pertodlcal 

dedicated to providing In-depth, feminist .n.lysl. of 

legallS8Ue& of concern to women." 

CANADIAN WOMAN STUDIESILES CAHIERS DE LA FEMME 

1. 1978. 

2. 4/year. 

3. C.nada: $38.52 Cdn. (lndlv.), $53.50 Cdn. (Inst.). 

Outside canada: add $15 Cdn. postage Single copies: 

$10.70 + $2.50 Cdn. poolage (Can.d. & U.S.), $9 

(lntern.tlonal). 

4. 212 Founders COllege, York Univer.ity, 4700 Keele St., 

NOfIh York, Ont.rto M3J 1P3. C.n.d•. [email: 

cwaf@Yorku.ca) [webslie: http://wwN.yor1

7. ISSN 1024-1256. 

8. OCLC 31702342. 

9. Madison. 

10. Index lalamlcus. 

12. "Pakistan Journal of Women', Studlea Is an 

interdisciplinary journal which alms at dluemlnallng 

and sharing women's studle6 research globally. It 

also pubUshes cunicula, course outlines, reading 

IiSt8, revIeWs of books and films, seminar and 

conference reports, etc." 

PEACE AND FREEDOM 

1. 1970. 

2. 4/year. 

3. $15 (.tudent). $35 (Indlv.). $40 (household). $50 

(supporting). 

4. 1213 Race SI.. Philadelphia. PA 19107. (email: 

wilpf@wilpf.org](wabatte: http://www.wilpf.org] 

5. Theta Pavla. 

6. (emailsubml..Ion.: peacefreedom@wilpf.orgj 

7. ISSN 0015-90. 

8. OCLC 13148666. 

9. Madison. 

10. Alternative Press Index; Directory of Women's Media; 

available on microfilm from Bell & Howell Information 

and Learning in Ann Arbor, MI. 

11. Contemporary Women'. Issues. 

12. "Articles and news notes covering the International 

women's peace and justice movement. Emphasis on 

racism, diaarmament, and U.S. global intervention. 

Special emphasis on using resources to fill human 

needs, especially those of women." 

PHOEBE: AN INTERDISCIPLINARY JOURNAL OF FEMINIST 

SCHOLARSHIP. THEORY & AESTHETICS 

1. 1959. 

2. 2/year. 

3. $15 (Indlv.). $25 (In.I.). Back I..u..: $7.50 

4. Women's Studl.. Dept .• Milne #315. State Unlver.1ty 

of New York. Oneonta. NY 13820-4015. (email: 

omarakk@oneonta.edu] 

5. Kathleen O'Mara, 

7. ISSN 1045-0904. 

8. OCLC 20041598. 

9. Madison. 

10, Women's Resources IntemaUonal; Women's Studies 

Abstracts. 

12. "Phoebe was founded to provide a forum for crosscuttural 

feminist analysis, original research, debate 

and exchange.... We seek not only to des

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to pay, or have no acce-u. to International currency), 

£361$60 (Inst., developed countries). Air mail outside 

Europe: add £4/$6. Single copies: £121$20. 

4. Blackwell Science, ltd.. Joumals Subscriptions, P.O. 

Box 88, Oxford 0X2 ONE, Unlled KJngdom. (email: 

jnl.orders@b1ackscl.co.uk] (weballe: 

htlp:/IwHw.b1ackwell-sclence.comtrhm] 

5. Marge Berer. 

6. Reproductive Health Matters, 444 Highgate Studios, 

53/79 Hlghgale Rd., Lon

it also features art, music, dance, poetry and fiction, 

ae well 8S gender and health IHues. 

WOMAN MAGAZINE 

1. 1996. 

2. 4/year. 

3. U.S.: $24; canada: $16 (lndiv.), $21.90 (Insl.) (GST 

#890584899). 

4. WOMAN magazine, Woman Newsmagazine Inc., 

422 Parilament St., P.O. Box 82510, Toronto, 

Ontario MBA 3AO, canada.lemall & email 

6ubmlsslons: woman@ womanmag.eom) (website: 

http:www.womanmag.comj 

5. Elizabeth Scott. 

6. ISSN 1205-9935. 

7. OCLC 36598914. 

11. "WOMAN magazine Is an Infonnatlon resource for 

women. It Is a place of community where common 

l&Sues are explored and discussed; a celebration of 

women's contributions to the search for answers In a 

complex world." 

WOMANIST THEORY AND RESEARCH 

1. 

2. 

3. 

4. 

5. 

7. 

8. 

12. 

1994. 

2/year. 

$11 (Indiv.), $33 (lnsl.). Foreign: $22 (Indiv.) $44 

(inst.). Singie copies: $5. 

Womanlst Theory & Research, The Institute for 

Afri

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WOMEN-CHURCH: AN AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF 

FEMINiST STUDIES IN RELIGION 

1. 1987. 

2. 21year. 

3. Au.lralla:$22AUD (Indlv.) $40AUD (Inal.); Now 

Zealand: $28NZ (Indlv.), $43NZ (In.I.); elsewhere: 

$28AUD (Indlv.), $4OAUD (In.I.). 

4. G.P.O. Box 2134, Sydney, NSW 1043, Au.lralia; 

New Zealand: Women's Resource etr., P.O. Box 

11903, Ellerslie, Aolearoa, New Zealand, (email: 

Irenes@compassnet.com.au} 

5. Elaine lindsay, CamlUe Paul. 

7. ISSN 103(}j)139. 

9. Madison. 

12. "Women-ehurch is a journal devoted to feminism 

and religion. It accepts contributions written from a 

feminist perspective In any discipline relevant to 

religion: 

WOMEN'S HEALTH JOURNAL 

1. 1987. 

2. 4lyear. 

3. U.S., Canada & Europe: U8$5O; latin America, the 

Caribbean, Africa & A.la: US$40; Chile: 8,000 pesos. 

4. CasH'a Postal 50610, Santiago 1, Chile. (email: 

rsmlac@mall,bellsouth.c1orlaewhn@lerra.cl) 

(websne: h«p:/lIw.w.reddesalud.web.clJ 

5. Deborah Meacham. 

8. OCLC 24302247. 

g. Madison. 

10. Women's Resources International. 

11. Contemporary Women's Issues. 

12. Women's Health Journal alms "to promote women's 

health and quality of life; to promote women's rights, 

especially their reproductive and sexual rights." 

WOMEN'S HISTORY REVIEW 

1. 1992. 

2. 4Iyear. 

3. $52 (Indlv.), $130 (Insl.). 

4. Triangle Journals Lid., P.O. Box 65, Wallingford, 

OXfordshlre OX10 OYG Unned KJngdorn.lemall: 

joumals@trlangle.co.uk) I_lie: 

Mp:/IIw.w.lrlangle.co.uklwhr) 

5. June Purvis. 

6. Dr. June Purvl., School of Social & HI.lorical 

Siudles, Unlve",ny of Port.mouth, Milldam sn., 

Burnaby Rd., Port.mouth P01 JAS Unlled KJngdom 

(email: Jun•.purvl.@port.ac.uk);North America: 

Bonnie S. Anderson, Women's History Review, Dept. 

of Hisiory, cny Unlv. of Now York Graduala Clr., 33 

W 42'" SI., Now York, NY 10036 (emall:bnabc 

@Cunyvm.cuny.edu); Australia/Far East Prof. 

Patricia Grimshaw, Women's Hlsto'Y Review, Dept. 

of History, Univ. of Melbourne, PafkvUle, Victoria 

3052, Au.lralla (email: p.grlm.haw@ hlslory. 

unlmelb.edu.au); books for review: Wendy Webster, 

Dept. of HI.lorical & Critical Siudles, Unlv. of Cenlral 

Lancashire, Presion PRI2HE, Un«ed KJngdom. 

{email: w.webster@aclan.ac.uk) 

7. ISSN 0961-2025. 

8. OCLC 25943278. 

9. Madison. 

10. Gaynesblan, hl.lory, humanilles, languagennerary, 

social science, and women's studies Indexes. 

12. Women's History Review "publishes contributions 

from a range of disciplines (women's studies, history, 

sociology, cu"ural studies, merature. political science, 

anlhropology and philosophy) thai fUriher femlnisl 

knowfedge and debate about women and/or gender 

relations in history. The time span covered by the 

journal InclUdes the twenlleth century as \Yell as earlier times." 

WOMEN'S INTERNATIONAL NETWORK NEWS (WIN NEWS) 

1. 1975. 

2. 4/year. 

3. $35 (Indlv.), $48 (In.I.). Foreign .ubscrlbers pay 

postage: $4 (surface, overseas & Canada), $10 (air 

mall, overseas). Single coples: $5. 

4. 187 Granl SI., Lexington, MA 02420-2126. [email: 

winnaws@lgc.org) (websne: 

http://femlnist.comlwln.htm) 

5. Fran P. Hosken. 

7. ISSN 0145-7985. 

8. OCLC 2694733. 

9. Madison; Oshkosh; Whitewater. 

11. Academic Search I EBSCOhosl, GenderWalch, 

MasterFILE Premier I EBSCOhost. 

12. 'WIN Naws I. a wortdwide, open, parllclpalory 

communlcallon system by, for, and aboUt women of all 

backgrounds. beliefs, nallonali1Jes and age groups. 

Dedicated to women's development, WIN New& serves 

the general public, institutions and organizations by 

transmitting intemal!onally information about women 

and women's groups," 

WOMEN'S RESEARCH NETWORK NEWS 

1. 1988. 

2. 4lyear. 

3. Women's Research Network News only: $35, Women's 

Research Network News and Issues Quarterly (see 

abcve): $50 (Ind/v.), $100 (In.I.). 

4. Nallonal Council for Research on Women, 530 

Broadway, 10th Floor, Now York, NY 10012. (email: 

mechc@Cunyvm.edu) 

5. lorraine Kenny. 

7. ISSN 1072-1770. 

8. OCLC 23208599. 

9. Madison. 

11. GenderWatch. 

12. 'To dlasemlnale naws about and promote Ihe v1slbllny of 

research, policy, and educational resources on women 

in lhe U.S. and Inlemallonally." 

THE WOMEN'S REVIEW OF BOOKS 

1. 1983. 

2. 11iyeer. 

3. $25 (Indlv.), $44 (In.I.). Add $5 aurlace; $20 elr rale for 

foreign postage. Single copies $4. Back Issues: $4. 

4. Wellesley College Center for Research on Women, 828 

Washlnglon SI., Wellesley, MA 02181-8255. [webslle: 

htip:JlwwH.wellesley.edulWomensRevlew) 

5. Linda Gardiner. 

7. ISSN 07311-1433. 

8. OCLC 9529447. 

9. Green Bay; Madison; Milwaukee; Parkslde; PlatteVille; 

River Falls; Stevens Point; Whitewater. 

10. A"emative press, book review, humanities and women's 

stUdies Indexes; available on microfilm from Bell & 

Howell Information and learning, Ann Arbor, MI. 

11. Academic Search I EBSCOhost, Contemporary 

Women's Issues, MasterFILE Premier I EBSCOhosf, 

12. "In-depth review of current books, In all Relds, by and/or 

about women." 

WOMEN'S RIGHTS LAW REPORTER 

1. 1970. 

2. 3Iyear. 

3. $15 (.Iudenl.), $20 (Indlv.), $40 (In.I.). Add $5 for 

foreign poslage. Single copies: $6 (Indlv.), $12 (In.I.). 

4. 123 Wa.hlnglon SI.. Newark, NJ 07102. 

5. Isirls Isaac, Meeta Gamande. 

7. ISSN 0085-8269.

Association for Women in Science 

lJWIS 

VOLUME 29, NUMBER 4, FALL 2000 

Focus: Women in Science 

From Around the World 

6 Science and Technology with Care: Women's 

Gender, Science, and 

13 Technology for 

inclusion, education, and Development in the 

decision making 

ry Indira Nair 

Context of Globalization 

by Alarifyn Carr 

9 

17 

Improving International 

For Such a Time as This ... 

Access to Science and by I/Yanda Ward 

Technical Education: 

Challenges, programs, 

and actions 

by Imu ltIfllkmi 

National AWlS 22 

2 

Session on Science, 

Technology, and Health 

President's Remarks by Unda Manlel 

by Kalhken Mifhels andAlka 

Mansl/khani 

3 Editor's Notes by Susan Ganter 

The Role of Women in 

24 Science and Technology: 

4 

21 

Spetial BeYlng +5 Section 

Breakout Session in 

Power and Decision 

Making 

What is Our Result from Facilitated by Barbara Farhar, Toni 

Beijing +5? Grt!Json jouph, and FJorenft Denmark 

by KtIIY Meeker 

Science and Technology: Foundation 

Advancing the Platform 

for Action 2005 and beyond 

by Nan'J Toon'Y 

In Every Issue 

38 

28 Career Skills by Adrienne Kills 33 

29 The Net Effect by Tia Newhall 34 

AWlS Educational 

Awards 

by Barbara Fi/nef 

Chapter News 

by Raquel Diar;Spragne 

Book Review 

by Ma'lf'rtl RdIIY 

30 Information & Resources 35 Interviews 

Membership Corner Fea/uniJg LakJhmi Banga/ore 

Resources for Reading by Crate Cr'9 

Bulletin Board 

Grants and Awards 

Employment Ads 

Science Education 

by Karen Cummings 

31 

Science & Society 

by David Brakke 

36 

I

2 

Women and the New American Welfare 

Guest Editors: 

Miriam Dinerman and Audrey O. Faulkner 

125 Guest Editorial 

Miriam Dinemmn and Audrey O. FaIllkner 

Articles 

133 Rights and Wrongs of Welfare Reform: A Feminist Approach 

Diana Pearce 

153 Supporting the Move From Welfare to Work: What Women Say 

Sue Peilrlmulter and Elizabeth E. Barile 

173 Voices of Welfare Reform: Bureaucratic Rationality Versus 

the Perceptions of Welfare Participants 

Ann R. Tickamyer, Debra A. Henderson, lillie A nne White, and 

Barry L. Thdlock 

193 The Vulnerability of American Indian Women in the 

New Welfare State 

Stephanie Brzuzy, lAyne Stromwall, Polly Sharp, Regina WilSOll, 

and Elizabeth Segal 

204 Welfare Reform and Mutual Family Support: 

Effects on Mother-Led Mexican American Families 

Sylvia B. Weinberg 

224 Toward Real Welfare Reform: The Voices of Battered Women 

Ruth A. Brandwein and Diana M. FiJiano 

244 Analysis of the Family Violence Option: A Strengths 

Perspective 

fudy L. Pos/mlls 

259 Moving Welfare Participants to Work: Women, 

1i"ansportation, and Welfare Reform 

Evelyn Blumenberg 

AFFILIA 

Journal of Women and Social Work 

Volume 15, Number 2, Summer 2000 

Women and the New American Welfare 

Guest Editors: 

Miriam Dinerman and Audrey O. Faulkner 

277 Facilitating Self-Esteem and Social Supports in a Family 

Life-Skills Program 

MaryAtme Wichroski, Sharynl. ZIInz, and Elizabeth Forshay 

294 Working {or Equality and Economic Liberation: Advocacy 

and Education for Welfare Reform 

Janet L. Finn, Raquel Castellanos, Ton; McOmber, and Kate Kahan 

311 Empowerment Through Welfare-Rights Organizing: 

A Feminist Perspective 

fean F. East 

On the Bias 

329 Picture This: Images and Realities in Welfare to Work 

Miriam Meltzer Olson, Khadijah Muhammad, lAura Rodgers, 

alld Milnsura Karim 

345 Announcement

Asian Journal of Women's Studies 

Vol. 6 No.3 

2000 

EDITORIAL ·7 

ARTICLES: 

SUH Sook, Dance and Democracy II 

Chilla BULBECK, The 'Space Between' or 

Why Does the Gap between 'Us' and 'Them' 

Look Like an Unbridgeable Chasm 36 

Maina Chawla SINGH, Philanthropy, Voluntarism, 

and Women's Education in Colonial India: 

A Study of the Bethune School, Calcutta 65 

Eliza W. Y. LEE, Gender and Political Participation 

in Hong Kong 93 

REPORT: 

Emelita L. WONG, M. Eliza DIAZ, 

Magdalena C. CABARABAN, Fely DAVID, 

and Josephine L. AVILA, The Impact of Family 

Planning on Women's Lives: The Research 

Process in the Philippines 115 

RESEARCH NOTE: 

Liz WILSON, "There isn't a man here that 

I should be ashamed": Resistance to Indian 

Cultural Conventions regarding Female Nudity .. 138 

BOOK REVIEW: 

Malavika KARLEKAR, Development as Freedom, 

Amartya Sen, London; New Delhi: 

Oxford University Press (1999) ·150 

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Columbia Journal of 

Gender and Law 

Volume 10 2000 Number 1 

TENTH ANNIVERSARY ARTICLES 

Introduction Lawrence Dempsey and Shruti Rana 

Thoughts from a Fonner Editor-in-Chief....... Laura LaVelie 5 

Sexual Orientation and the Law: Valid and Valuable 

Jurisprudence Susan 1. Becker 7 

Women on the Federal Bench - A Progress Report 

..................The Honorable Miriam Goldman Cedarbaum 23 

Excerpt from Remarks Given at the International Women's 

Forum Lunch Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg 25 

Reaching Out-And Back The Honorable Patricia A. 

Hemann and The Honorable Pat E. Morgenstern-Clarren 29 

Women and Children First Why Not Build Enough 

Lifeboats? Gary1. Maxwell 33 

Two Anniversaries ofChallenge and Change 

................................................Lynn Hecht Schafran 51 

Women Get Heart Disease Too: A BriefHistory ofGender 

Discrimination in Medical Research 

.... .............................The Honorable Donna E. Shalala 57 

On the Columbia Journal ofGender and Law's Future Role 

.......................... ........The Honorable Jack B. Weinstein 61 

BriefAgainst Homophobia at the Bar: To Law School Dean: 

Mid 1960s Anonymous 63 

Inclusions and Exclusions in Work-Family Policy: The Public 

Values and Moral Code Embedded in the Family and Medical 

Leave Act. Lisa Bornstein 77 

The Equal Protection Problem in Sexual Harassment Doctrine 

..........................................................Brian Lehman 125

14 d • I f f e r e n c e s 

Volume 11 

America the Feminine 

Fall 1999/2000 

PHILIP GOULD 

LEONARD TENNENHOUSE 

DANA D. NELSON 

DALE M. BAUER 

GILLIAN BROWN 

ROBYN WIEGMAN 

REY CHOW 

Guest Editors 

Leonard Tennenhouse 

Philip Gould 

i Introduction. 

Revisiting the uFeminization H 

of American Culture 

1 Libertine America 

29 "No Cold or Empty Heart": 

Polygenesis, Scientific 

Professionalization, and the 

Unfinished Business of Male 

Sentimentalism 

57 "In the Blood": Sentiment, 

Sex, and the Ugly Girl 

76 Child's Play 

107 Feminism, Institutionalism, 

and the Idiom of Failure 

1J 7 When Whiteness Feminizes ..• : 

Some Consequences of a 

Supplementary Logic

The 

EDITORIAL 403 

European 

Lorna Stevells, Stephen Brown and 

Pailline Madaran 405 

Gender, Nationality and Cultural 

Representations of Ireland: An Irish 

Woman's Place? 

Harriet BjerTum Nielsen and Monica Rudberg 423 

Gender, Love and Education in Three 

Generations: The Way Out and Up 

Elly de Bruijn and Monique Va/mew 455 

Changes in Occupational Structure and 

Occupational Practice: A Challenge to 

Education 

Journal of 

Women's 

Studies 

Hmltle Marlene Da"l 475 VOLUME 7 

A Perceptive and Reflective State? 

ISSUE 4 

CONFERENCE REPORTS 

Sonja Spee 495 

Challenging Rhetorics: Cross·disciplinary 

Sites of Feminist Discourse 

Mieke VerlaG 497 

Feminism(s) with an Eastern Touch: 

Reflections on the Dubrovnik Seminars on 

'Women and Politics' 

BOOK REVIEWS 

Misha Kavka 501 

Laughing and Crying with Feminist Film 

Maria Micaela Coppola 503 

Tracing the Artist's Journey through Space 

and Texts 

Lisa Rolli Fleury 506 

Understanding Others, Understanding 

Ourselves - Finnish Folklore and Gender, 

Past and Present 

Nadje S. AI-Ali 511 

Muslim Women's Micro-Politics: 

Challenging Ethnocentric and Male· 

Focused Discussions on Globalization 

Carla Localelli 513 

Claiming Partisanship 

BOOKS RECEIVED 517 

LIST OF REFEREES 521 

INDEX TO VOLUME 7 523 

NOVEMBER 2000 

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Feminist Collections 

A Quarterly of Women's Studies Resources 

Volume 22, No.1, Fa112000 

CONTENTS 

From the Editors 

Letter to the Editors 

Book Reviews 

Lynne Alice A Cutting Edge: Ausualian Feminist Writing 

in Review 

Kathleen Mulligan-Hansel Women in International Politics 

Rima Apple The Puzzle of Modern Motherhood 

FeministVisions 

Valerie Mannis Consuucting the Mothering Experience: 

Videos on Motherhood 

Terry Brown Women and Economics on the Global Scene: 

A Review of Films 

Marianne Boere Treasures of the Women's Movement 19 

Melis..Alsgaard Digital Feminism: Reaching Women Through 

Web·Based Courses 22 

Compiledby Linda Shull Computer Talk 2S 

ReviewedbyPhyJlJs Holman New Reference Works in Women's Studies 28 

Weisbsud and others 

CompiledbyLinda Shult Periodical Notes 33 

Compiled byJennifer Kilchak Items ofNote 37 

Books Recently Received 38 

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FEMINIST 

STUDIES 

I Volume 26, Number 3 Fall 2000 

Ravina Aggarwal 

Meena Alexander 

Paola Bacchelta 

Ashwini Tambe 

Tanika Sarkar 

Mrinalini Sinha 

U.Kalpagam 

Richa Nagar 

RakaRay 

Sandra Gunning 

Kamala Das 

Rosemary Marangoly 

George 

Preface 

"Point of Departure": Feminist Locations and 

the Politics of Travel in India 

Rites of Sense; Port Sudan (Poetry) 

Reinterrogating Partition Violence: Voices of 

Women/Children/Dalits in India's Partition 

(Review Essay) 

Colluding Patriarchies: The Colonial 

Reform of Sexual Relations in India 


A Prehistory of Rights: The Age of Consent 

Debate in Colonial Bengal 

Refashioning Mother India: Feminism and 

Nationalism in Late-Colonial India 

The Women's Movement in India Today 

New Agendas and Old Problems 


Religion, Race, and the Debate over MlIt'a in 

Dar es Salaam 

Masculinity, Femininity, and Servitude: 

Domestic Workers in Calcutta in the 

Late Twentieth Century 

Re-Crafting Contemporary Female Voices: 

The Revival of Quilt-Making among Rural 

Hindu Women of Eastern India 

An Introduction; The Dance of the Eunuchs; 

The Freaks (Poetry) 

Calling Kamala Das Queer: Rereading 

My Story 

Notes on Contributors 

Publications Received 

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535 

563 

567 

587 

601 

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645 

661 

691 

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767 

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20 Feminist Teacher 

Vol. 13 

Table of Contents 

Letter to Our Readers 

Articles 

From Theory to Praxis in Women's Studies: 

Guest Speakers and Service-I.earning as Pedagogy 

By Tamara Agha-Jaffur 

12 From College Classroom to Community Action 

By Patricia A. Washington 

35 Feminist Responses to Stigma: 

Building Assets in African American Adolescent Girls 

By I.en Berkey, Trisha Franzen, and Lisa I.eitz 

48 The Roles ofCampus-Based Women's Centers 

By Kelli Zaytoun Byrne 

Issue I, 2000 

61 Beyond the Food Court, Goals and Strategies for Teaching Multiculturalism 

By Paula Rothenberg 

Book Reviews 

74 Community Activism and Feminist Politics: Organising Across Race, 

Class and Gender by Nancy A. Naples 

By Helen Johnson 

77 Becoming Divine: Towards a Feminist Philosophy of Religion by Grace M. Jantzen 

By Phyllis H. Kaminski 

80 Family Pictures: A Philosopher Explores the Familiar by Laura Duhan Kaplan 

By Martha Satz 

Departments 

84 Call for Reviewers 

85 Resources, Grants, Calls for Papers 

87 Our Contributors

22 IF IE M II fNj II Sf 

Volume 1 Number 3 2000 

EDITORIAL 259 

ARTICLES 

But the empress has no clothes! Some awkward questions about the 

'missing revolution' in feminist theory 

Liz Stanley and Sue Wise 261 

Beyond identity: feminism, identity and identity politics 

Suson Hekman 289 

Reconceiving citizenship: the challenge of mothers as political 

activists 

Kerreen Reiger 309 

Feminist epistemology and value 

Alison Assiter 329 

Gender's nature: intersexuality, transsexualism and the 'sex'l'gender' 

binary 

Myra J. Hird 347 

INTERCHANGES 

Higamous, hogamous, woman monogamous 

Amanda Rees 

Pure tolerance revisited 

Denise Thompson 

BOOK REVIEWS 

Luce Irigaray, The Forgetting ofAir in Martin Heidegger 

Reviewed by Sarah Falcus 375 

Bonnie Zimmerman (ed.), The Encyclopedia ofLesbian Histories and 

Cultures 376 

Reviewed by Ann Kaloski-Naylor 

Janice Haaken, Pillar ofSalt: Gender, Memory, and the Perils 

ofLooking Back 378 

Reviewed by Pamela Raine 

Moira Gatens and Alison Mackinnon (eds), Gender and 

Institutions: Welfare, Work and Citizenship 379 

Reviewed by Lois Bryson 

Judith Halberstam, Female Masculinity 381 

Reviewed by Maria Antoniou 

383 

Index to Volume 1, 2000 

365 

371

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......rontiers 

AJournal ofWomen Studies 

VOLUME XXI NUMBER 3,2000 

Introduction 

Japanese American Women and the Student 

Relocation Movement, 1942-1945 

Leslir A, Ito 

Young Women and Success: 

The Most Persistent Barrier 25 

Pamela Hindman Hearn 

Feminist Reflections on University Activism 

through \Vomen's Studies at a State University: 

Narratives ofPromise, Compromise. and Powerlessness 38 

BarbaraJ Shircliffi 

98 Crows; Crows; Leaves (an) 61 

Marcia C Harvey 

Seen But Not Heard: The Racial Gap Between 

Feminist Discourse and Practice 64 

Kimberly D. Nettle! dnd VtIlttria K Patton 

Beyond Speaking as an ''As A" and Stating the "Etc.": 

Toward Engaging a Praxis ofDifference 82 

Pamela Moss and Margo L. Maftvychuk 

Chicana Feminist Narratives and the Politics ofthe Self 105 

C. A/ejandra Smr! 

Emancipatory Pedagogy?: Women's Bodies and 

the Creative Process in Dance 124 

jillGmn 

Dancing the Yes; In the Swim ofthe Rose #2; 

Ariadne's Thread (att) 141 

Marjorie Mikasen 

... Thighs (essay) 145 

Marilyn Vogler Urian 

Walls and Bridges: Cultural Mediation and the 

Legacy ofElla Deloria 158 

janet L. Finn 

Cradle Casket I; Stygian Blanket; 

Eatth and Sky Blanket (att) 183 

Naomi Kark Schedl 

Cultural Hybridity, Gender, and Identity: 

A Pacific Islander \Voman in the Academy 187 

AnllaMarie ChriuialJJen 

Weave and Mend (essay) 197 

joanne B. Mulcahy 

Orange Branch with Gold; Tree Altar; 

Circle with Seven Hands; Great Coat (art) 210 

NaneyAzam 

Keading; Tea \X'ith Anastasia; The Stitching Doll; 

Lavienna (poetty) 215 

Michelle Thiel 

Contributors 22 t 

Index: Volume 21 225 

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Gender and 

Development 

Editorial 2 

Caroline Sweetman 

Women and Leadership 

Volume 8 Number 3 November 2000 

'Point of order, Mr Speaker': African women claiming their space in parliament 8 

Sylvia Tama/e 

From palm tree to parliament: training women for political leadership and public life 16 

Lesley Abdela 

Towards realistic strategies for women's political empowerment in Africa 24 

Sara Hlupekile Longwe 

Collective action, organisation building, and leadership: women workers in the 

garment sector in Bangladesh 31 

Petra Danneeker 

'Empowered leaders'? Perspectives on women heading households in Latin America 

and Southern Africa 40 

Kavita Datta and Cathy Mel/waine 

Transformational leadership: advancing the agenda for gender justice 50 

Peggy Antrobus 

Leadership for adolescent girls: the role of secondary schools in Uganda 57 

Jill Sperandio 

The leadership role of international law in enforcing women's rights: 

the Optional Protocol to the Women's Convention 65 

Kwong-Leung Tang 

Leadership for social transformation: some ideas and questions on institutions 

and feminist leadership 74 

Amna Rao and David Kelleher 

Resources 80 

Compiled by Erin Murphy Graham 

Publications 80 

Organisations 84 

Electronic resources 85 

Videos 86 

Index to Volume 8 87 

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Volwne 12 Nwnber 4 December 2000 

EDITORIAL 

Loraine Blaxln, Christina Hllghes, Rosemary Presklll & Jane Martin. Faring WeU: 

Gender and Education 1995-2000 413 

NellY P. Stromqllist. Voice, Harmony, and Fugue in Global Feminism 419 

Johanna HYn, Sandra Acker & Elisabeth Richards. Making a Difference: women in 

management in Australian and Canadian faculties of education 435 

Kalri Komulainen. The Past is Difference-The Difference is Past 449 

Maria Tamboll/roll. The Paradox of Being a Woman Teacher 463 

Gtllaro Castro- VtitqueZ. Masculinity and Condom Use among Mexican Teenagers: 

the Escuela Nacional Prepartoria No. l's case 479 

MollY Wamngton & Mi

, 

Gender and Education 

Volume 13 Number I March 2001 

EDITORIAL 

A Word From the New Editors 

Franar A. Mahn. Women's Studies in England: mature women students and their 

educational vision 7 

EvelYn Arie. Responding to a 'Conquistadora': readers talk about gender in 

Mexican secondary schools 25 

Shtreen Benjamin. Challenging Masculinities: disability and achievement in testing 

times 39 

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Volume 14, Number 6 

GENDER & SOCIETY 

December 2000 

Contents 

From the Editor 717 

Articles 

Badgering or Bantering? Gender Differences 

in Experience of, and Reactions to, Sexual 

Harassment among U.S. High School Students 

JEANNE Z. HAND and LAURA SANCHEZ 718 

The Social Organization of Sexuality and 

Gender in Alternative Hard Rock: 

An Analysis of Inlersectionalily 

MtMI SCHtPPI!RS 747 

Perspectives 

Barbie Girls versus Sea Monsters: 

Children ConslrUcting Gender 

MtCHAEL A. MESSNER 765 

Research Report 

Class, Gender, and Parental Values in the 1990s 

HONG XIAO 785 

Sympoalum 

Response 10 Baxter and Wright 

DANA M. BRnTON and CHRISTINI! L. WILLIAMS 

Equality and Cumulative Disadvanlage: 

Response 10 Baxter and Wright 

MYRA MARX FEJlRI!I!and BANDANA PURKAYASTIIA 809 

The Glass Ceiling Hypothesis: A Reply 10 Critics 

I!RIK OUN WRIGIIT IJId lANHEN BAXTI!R 814 

Book Reviews 

Gay Men's Friendships: Invincible Communities 

by Peter Nardi 

LlONBLCANTU 822 

Girl Talk: Adolescent Magazines and Their Readers 

by Dawn H. Currie 

AMY c. waKlNS 823 

White Weddings: Romancing 

Heterosexuality in Popular Culture 

by Chrys Ingraham 

MELISSA A. MILKIB 824 

Weaving Work and Motherhood 

by Anita nta Garey 

SABINE N. MI!RZ 826 

The Geadered Society 

by Michael S. Kimmel 

BETHB.HBSS 827 

Fields a! Protest: Women's 

Movements I'n India 

by Raka Ray 

SHUBHRA SHARMA 829 

With Thanks 832 

Index 835 

CaU for Papers 841 

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Volume IS, Number I 

GENDER & SOCIETY 

February 200 I 

Contents 

From the Editor 5 

Articles 

New Plantations, New Workers: 

Gender and Production Politics in the Dominican Republic 

LAURA T. RAYNOLDS 7 

Gender and Professional Purity: 

Explaining Fonnal and Infonnal Work Rewards 

for Physicians in Estonia 

DONALD A. BARR and ELlZABBTIl HEGER BOYLE 29 

Winning the Vote in the Wesl: 

The Political Successes of 

the Women's Suffrage Movements, 1866-1919 

HOLLY I. McCAMMON and KAREN E. CAMPBELL 55 

Vulnerability and Dangerousness: 

The Construction of Gender through 

Conversation about Violence 

IOCELYN A. HOLLANDER 83 

Gender Shows: 

Firsl-Time Mothers and Embodied Selves 

LUCY BAILEY 110 

Perspective.s 

Bounded Liberation: 

A Focused Study ofLa Loche League International 

CHRISTINA G. BOBEL 130 

Book Reviews 

Caring and Gender 

by Francesca M. Cancian and Stacey J. OIiker 

BARBARA K. CHESNEY and WILLIAM T. ARMALINE 152 

Revisioning Women, Heal/h, and Healing: 

Feminist, Cui/ural, and Technoscience Perspectives 

edited by Adele E. Clarke and Virginia L. Olesen 

IUDml D. AUERBACH 153 

Women, Families and HN/AlDS: 

A Sociological Perspective on the Epidemic in America 

by Carol Campbell 

BETH E. SCHNEIDER 155 

Sexfor Sale: 

Prostitation, Pornography, and the Sex Industry 

edited by Ronald Weitzer 

PENELOPE I. HANKE 156 

Heroes in Hard 1imes: 

Cop Action Movies in the U.S. 

by Neal King 

KRIN GABBARD 159 

Libera/ing Method: 

Feminism and Social Research 

by Mllljorie L. DeVaul! 

BARRIE THORNE 160 

Call for Papers 163

GENDER ISSUES 

Summer 2000 VOLUME 18 NUMBER 3 

Volume 18, No.3, Summer 2000 

Rita J. Sinwn Introduction 3 

Articles 

Nina Chernoff Women and Crime the World Over 5 

Rita J. Sinwn 

Suzanne Karstedt Emancipation, Crime and Problem 

Behavior ofWomen: A Perspective 

from Germany 21 

Edna Erez Women, Crime and Justice in Israel: 

Yae/Bassin An Update 59 

GioraRahav 

Kevonne Small Female Crime in the United States, 

1963-1998: An Update 75 

Book Reviews 

Mike P/anty Women and the Death Penalty in the 

United States, 1900--1998 91 

Donna R. Gabbacia Women ofCourage; Jewish and Italian 

Immigrant Women in New York 95 

31

Health Care 

for Women 

International 

The Journal of the International Council on Women's Health Issues 

CONTENTS Volume 21 I Number 8 I 2000 

EDITORIAL I 655 

NEWS FROM THE INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL ON WOMEN'S 

HEALTH ISSUES I 657 

MOTHERS AND THEIR DISABLED CHILDREN: REFINING THE 

CONCEPT OF NORMALIZATION I Janice M. Morse, Sharon Wilson, and 

Janice Penrod I 659 

ROLES, LIFESTYLES, AND WELL-BEING AS PREDICTORS OF 

ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION AMONG YOUNG AND MIDLIFE WOMEN I 

Shirley A. Murphy, Cynthia D. Connelly, Carina Evens, and Ann Vander 

Stoep I 677 

BREAST CANCER ATTITUDES, KNOWLEDGE, AND SCREENING 

BEHAVIOR IN WOMEN WITH AND WITHOUT A FAMILY HISTORY OF 

BREAST CANCER I B. Jo Hailey, Cindy L. Carter, and Darla R. Burnett I 

701 

SUSTENANCE OF WOMEN'S HEALTH AFTER THE AGE OF 45 YEARS 

AT THE UNIVERSITY OF BENIN, BENIN CITY, NIGERIA I 

Abigail O. Imogie I 717 

SELF-RATED HEALTH IN WOMEN AFTER THEIR FIRST MYOCARDIAL 

INFARCTION: A 12-MONTH COMPARISON BETWEEN PARTICIPATION 

AND NONPARTIClPATION IN A CARDIAC REHABILITATION 

PROGAMME I Bengt Fridlund I 727 

Followng page 739: 

Title Page to Volume 21 

Table of Contents to Volume 21 

Author Index to Volume 21 

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Health Care 

for Women 

International 

The Journal of the International Council on Women's Health Issues 

CONTENTS Votume 22 I Number 1-2 I 2001 

Special Double Issue on Grounded Theory 

EDITORIAL I I 

NEWS FROM THE INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL ON WOMEN'S 

HEALTH ISSUES I 5 

EXPANDING KNOWLEDGE ABOUT WOMEN THROUGH 

GROUNDED THEORY: INTRODUCTION TO THE COLLECTION I 

Jeanne Quint BenoHel I 7 

THE IMPORTANCE OF SYMBOLIC INTERACTION IN GROUNDED 

THEORY RESEARCH ON WOMEN'S HEALTH I Dauna L. Crooks I II 

IMPACT OF PRESCRIBED ACTIVITY RESTRICTION DURING 

PREGNANCY ON WOMEN AND FAMILIES I Katharyn A. May I 29 

THE PROCESS OF PERINATAL CRACK USERS BECOMING 

TEMPERANT: SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGICAL PROCESSES I 

Suzanne Pursley-Crolleau I 49 

LEARNING THE HARSH REALITIES OF LIFE: SEXUAL VIOLENCE, 

DISILLUSIONMENT, AND MEANING I Claire Burke Draucker I 67 

WANDERING IN THE DARK: WOMEN'S EXPERIENCES WITH 

DEPRESSION I Rita Schreiber I 85 

OLDER WOMEN WITH BREAST CANCER: NEW UNDERSTANDINGS 

THROUGH GROUNDED THEORY RESEARCH I Dauna L. Crooks I 99 

CONNECTED AND DISCONNECTED SUPPORT: THE IMPACT ON THE 

CAREGIVING PROCESS IN ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE I Judith Wuest, 

Penny King Ericson, Phyllis Noerager Stem, & Glenn W. Irwin Jr. I lIS 

SUSTAINING THE RELATIONSHIP: WOMEN'S CAREGIVING IN THE 

CONTEXT OF HIV DISEASE I Sheila M. Bunting I 131 

DISENFRANCHISED MOTHERS: CARING FOR AN ADULT CHILD WITH 

SCHIZOPHRENIA I P. Jane Milliken I 149 

PRECARIOUS ORDERING: TOWARD A FORMAL THEORY OF WOMEN'S 

CARJNG I Judith Wuest I 167

HECATE 3S 

An Interdisciplinary Journal of Women's Liberation 

Vol. 26 no. 2, 2000 

FOCUS ON WOMEN AND TRADE UNIONS 

Editorial: Sexual Politics and Trade Unions 

Tough Choices: Mass Media Accounts of 

Women Union Leaders 

Kathie Muir 

Sisters and Sisters? Labour Movements 

and Women's Movements in 

(English) Canada and Australia 

Suzanne Franzway 

What Do Women Want from Union 

Representatiou? 

Anne Forrest 

The Low Pink Ceiling 

1. Mardi Gras: The Biggest Labour Festival of 

the Year 

Robyn Fortescue 

2. Trade Union Involvement in the Gay and 

Lesbian Mardi Gras: A Lesbian Perspective Karen Askew 

Bread and Roses (a)cross the. Pacific 

1. Carole Conde, Catherine McLeod and Maureen Hynes 

2. Jude Elton, Michelle Hogan and Kathie Muir 

3. Anne Learmonth 

Change Is Slow: Indigenous Women and Ann Flood and Kathie 

Unions 

Muir 

The Emma Miller Award for Women 

Unionists 

Barbara Williams 

Songs ofSexual Politics from Across the B,'Qzen Hussies and 

Sea 

Maryan Street 

List ofContributors 

Bette Davis and her Camellias Tara Brabazon 

Poems by Angela Costi, Uli K..ahn, Kath ..yn Hamman, Alison 

Lambe..t 

'Cravings' Maya Linden 

'Twenty Words a Day' Shelley James 

Poems by Philomena van Rijswijk, Lorraine McGuigan 

'7.42pm' Felicity Castagna 

The Black Communist: The Contested 

Memory of Margaret Tucker 

Jennifer Jones 

'To Sit Down and Write That Book': 

Interview with Jackie Huggins 

CII";s Watson 

'Silence(d) Is Death' 

Zoe Karpin 

Waves from the Oceanic Shore: Women 

Writing the Sea 

311Ono Tacon 

'Ben' 

Ashlley Morgan-Shae 

'Inventing Beatrice': Writing an 

Auto/biography Jill Golden 

Poems by Susan Kruss, Simone Dawson·Walker, Susan Naisbitt. 

CII"istine Poice, Nicola Knox, Lesley Walter 

10-30 

47-61 

62-68 

9 8-112 

113-121 

122-124 

125-126 

127-129 

130 -134 

135-145 

146-154 

155-159 

160-170 

171-175 

186-189

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Cerrying the Benller: Women, Leadership endActivism in Ausfralie. 

Edned by Joan Eveline and lorreine Hayden 

Reviewed by Joy Damousl 

PLACEBOUND: Austreliell Feminist Geogrephles. 

By louise Johnson (with Jackie Huggins end Jane Jecobs) 

Reviewed by Mlrjana lozanovska 

The Idee o(Perfection. 

By Kate Grenville 

Reviewed by lesley Waijer 

He"A UfeUme. 

By Judnh Wright 

Reviewed by Sylvia Martin 

• Aboriginel Women By Degrees: Their stories o(the Journey Towerds Ac_mlcAchievement. 

Edned by Mary Ann Bin-Sallk 

Reviewed by Terry Whitebeach 

• Teught Bodies. 

Edned by Clare O'Farrell, Daphne Meadmore, Ertca McWilliam & Colin Symes 

Pedagogicel Pleesures. 

By Enca McWilliam 

Reviewed by Alison Bartlett 

Around Here. 

By Cath Kenneally 

Rogue EqueUons. 

By Wendy Jenkins 

Reviewed by Bev Braune 

• inlemew with Suniti Namjoshi. 

Christine Croyden 

• Isabelle. 

By Fiona Mountain 

Ke/e Hennigen's Girl. 

By Cathenne Cookson 

Rebe/. 

By Cheryl Sawyer 

Reviewed by Margaret Brennan 

• Inside 2000: Elegy. 

By Jodie Gallagher 

So Wet. 

By Samantha Baws 

Uke e Metephor. 

By Gabrtelle Maodonald 

BebyX 

By Campion Decent 

Violet Inc. 

By Pam leversha 

Nlghlfe". 

By Joanna Murray-Smnh. 

Reviewed by Maryrose Casey 

• Feliing Women. 

By Belinda Castles 

NYC. 

By Cathanne Ford 

Reviewed by Allison Craven 

• D.J. Dorothy Jeen Ross. 

By Barbara Falk with Cecile Tnoll 

Reviewed by Donna Dwyer 

• One o(Meny!poems from prison. 

By Brenda Hodge 

Hijecked to the Underworld. 

By Carolyn Gernsh 

Eech C/eer Night. 

By Marcella Polaln 

Adegio (or the Deed 

Reviewed by Jeltje Fanoy

IVOLUME 14 NUMBER 3 SUMMER 2000 

THE IMMIGRANT CHILDREN by Linda K Wright 3 

INTERVIEW WITH MARY SHARRATT 

by Jana Robbins and Anita Budd 4 

LITERATURE 100 by Carmen Germain 6 

UNTITLED by Monique Ferrell 6 

DIM SUM by Josephine Chien 6 

CRUMPLED THOUGHTS IN HER 

WASTEPAPER BASKET by Sarah Mlynowski 7 

BOOKWATCH by Carol Maloney 9 

BOOK REVIEWS by Wright, Reddy and Gordenstein 10 

THE BACK PAGE advertisements, etc 12 

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A Journal ofFeminist Philosophy 

Volume 16 Number 1 Winter 2001 

Greta Gaatd 

Tools for a Cross-Cultural Feminist Ethics: Exploring Ethical Contexts and 

Contents in the Makah Whale Hunt 

27 Lisa Weasel 

Dismantling the Self/Other Dichotomy in Science: Towards a Feminist 

Model of the Immune System 

45 Barbara Nicholas 

Exploring a Moral Landscape: Genetic Science and Ethics 

64 Nancy Holland 

The Death ofthe Other/Father: A Feminist Reading of Derrida's 

Haunwlogy 

Recovering our·Predecessors 

72 Donald Walhout 

Julia Gulliver as Philosopher 

Book Reviews 

90 Unda Nicholson 

Revisioning Geoder edited by Myra Marx Feree, Judith Lorber, and Beth 

RHess 

91 Susan Babbitt 

Analyzing the Different Voice: Feminist Psychological Theory and Literary 

Texts edited by Jerilyn Fisher and Ellen S. Silber 

94 Ruth Abbey 

The Complete Works ofHarriet Taylor MiU edited by Jo Ellen Jacobs, 

assistant edited by Paula Hanns Payne 

98 Nancy Frankenberry 

Becoming Divine: Towards a Feminist Philosophy ofReligion by Grace M. 

Jantzen 

100 Kelly Oliver 

Irigaray and Deleuze: Experiments in Visceral Philosophy by Tamsin 

Lorraine 

102 Gur/een Grewal 

Dislocating Cultures: Identities, Traditions, and Third-World Feminism by 

Uma Narayan 

106 Kelly Oliver 

Textures of Light: Vision and Touch in Irigaray, Levinas and Merleat

Indian Journal of Gender Studies 

Special Issue: Feminism and the Politics of Resistance 

Editor: Rajeswarl Sunder Rajan 

Volume 7 Number 2 

CONTENTS 

July-December 2000 

lntroduction: Feminism and the Politics of Resistance 

Rajeswari Sunder Rajan 153 

Articles 

Life Experiences l Resistance and Feminist Consciousness 

U. Kalpagam 167 

The Bleeding Edge: Resistance as Strength and Paralysis 

Srimati Basu 185 

Rokeya Sakhawat Hosain's Gyanphal and Mukfiphal: A Critique of the 

Iconography of the Nation-as-Mother 

Kalyani Dutta 203 

Re-presenting Protest and Resistance on Stage: Avvai 

V. Padma ('Mangai') 217 

Bearing Witness: Rape, Female Resistance, Male Authority and the 

Problems of Gender Representation in Popular Indian Cinema 

Nira Gupta-Cassale 231 

The Desiring Subject: Female Pleasures and Feminist Resistance 

in Deepa Mehta's Fire 

Brinda Bose 249 

'Feminism' in Print Media 

Maitrayee Chaudhuri 263 

Dismantling the Master's House: The Predicament of Feminist Publishing 

and Writing Today 

Ritu Menon 289 

Writing against the Grain: African Women's Texts on Female Infibulation 

as Literature of Resistance 

Sandra Ponzanesi 303 

Book Reviews 319 

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Journal of Feminist Family Therapy 

VOLUME 12 NUMBER 1 

DIALOGUE 

An International Forum 

2000 

A Conversation Between Michele Bograd, PhD, 

and Morris Taggart, PhD, About Men and Family Therapy 63 

Shelley Haddock 

HUMOR SECTION 

The Post-Feminist (Domestic) Labor Union 77 

David MacPhee 

Maura MacPhee 

BOOK REVIEWS 

Women sSexuality Across the Life Span: Challenging Mytlis, 

Creating Meanings, by Judith C. Daniluk 81 

Reviewed by Joan McKira.chan 

What Psychotherapists Need to Know About Disability, 

by RhodaOlkin. 8S 

Reviewed by Morris Taggart 

Trust and Betrayal in the Treatment ofchild Abuse, 

by Laurie A. MacKinnon 90 

Reviewed by Claudia S. Bepko 

Recollections ofSexual Abuse Treatment Principles 

and Guidelines, by Christine Courtois 93 

Reviewed by David Hopkinson 

Case Studies in Couple and Family Therapy: Systemic 

and Cognitive Perspectives, edited by Frank M. Dattilio 98 

Reviewed by Leslye Mize 

MOVIE/PLAY REVIEW 

Runaway Bride, directed by Garry Marshall, 

produced by Touchstone Pictures 

Amy Collier 

Brian S. Collier 

103 

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Bet!y Robbins & Roger Mymk. The Function ifth< Felirh in: The Roc/g! Horror PUture Show 

and Priscilla, Queen ifthe De.rert 269 

Falini Aposr%u. Seduction, Simulacra and the Feininine: spectacles and images in 

Muriel Spark's The Publk Irrwge 281 

Mory &glewn. Adrienne Rich, Location and the Body 299 

Aliron Guy & Maura Banim. Personal Collections: women's clothing use and identity 313 

Christine Bousfield. The Abject Space: its gills and complaints 329 

BOOK REVIEWS 

Women and VicwnalJ Theatre (Kerry Powell), Actresse.r on the Vutorian Stage: frminine 

peifonnance (Gail Marshall) and Wonun and PlaywriJing in Nineteenth-Cmtury Britain 

(Tracy C. Davis & Ellen Donkin) reviewed by Katharine Cockin 347 

Hirwry ifEuropean Women's Work: 1700 w thepmen! (Deborah Simonton) reviewed by 

Janet Blackman 349 

No Middle Ground: women and raditalprole.r! (Kathleen M. Blee, Ed.) reviewed by Sheila 

Rowbotham 350 

From Grandmother w Granddaughtrr: Salvadorian women's swrits (Michael Gorkin, Marta 

Pineda & Gloria Leal) reviewed by Topsy Page 352 

EI Sig'" de Ins M0ere.r (Ana Maria Portugal & Carmen Torres, Eds) reviewed by 

Topsy Page 353 

Income Inequali!y and Povtr!Y in Malaysia (Shireen Mardziah Hashim) reviewed by 

Andy West 354 

Language and Gender (Angela Goddard & Lindsey Mean Patterson) reviewed byJanet 

Dullin 356 

Uwpian Bodits and th< Poil/its if Transgre.rsiolJ (Lucy Sargisson) reviewed by Mary 

Mellor 357 

The Middling Sort: commerce, gender, and th

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OCTOBER 2000 

FIRST PERSON The $16,000 Question. After shopping around for plastic 

surgery (and a new car), our narrator wonders how much reconstruction is worth. 

BODY WISDOM Pedal Power. Two days after a mastectomy, why not ride 

a bike to Hnd peace on the open road? One woman shares the risks and rewards. 

OFF MY CHEST Hair and Now. Heartfelt advice on how to cope with a loaded 

side effect of cancer'ueatment: hair loss. 

LOVER'S DISCOURSE Baby on Hold, A husband explains how he and his wife 

cope with her breast cancer diagnosis and its impact on their plans to start a family. 

CANCER GIRL Prick Me Softly. A self-proclaimed "needlephobe nut job" lcarns 

to cope with the rigors of treatment-sort of. 

*FEATURES 

MAKING MEDICAL DECISONS by Sue Rochman. After a breast cancer 

diagnosis, women are faced with a host of treatment decisons. MAMM looks 

at the options and what goes into making an informed choice about surgery, 

chemotherapy and hormonal therapy. 

LUMPECfOMY VERSUS MASTECTOMY by Patrice Mi,chell. Over cl,e I", 20 years, 

Iwnpectomy, which spares the breast, has become the preferred surgery for women with 

early stage disease. Check out MAMM's review of the data on this very personal issue. 

FIT FOR LIFE by Eric Ness. Evidence shows that a sensible exercise regimen 

post·treatment, or even during therapy, can help with rehab-and make you 

feel good. 

PROFILES Aquf Se Habta Espanal by Sandra Hernandez. San Diego's Virginia 

Ramirez founds a Spanish-language breast cancer support group; "How do you 

recover?" by Cynthia L. Cooper. After her mastectomy, swimmer Susan Maguire 

gets back in the pooL 

*UACKOFUOOK 

COMPANION You're Not AJone; Point of Impact; A Better Biopsy; 

Reconstruction Roundup; Mind Games; Review of Bosom Buddies; Resources 

TOP TO BOnOM: Btu. BETTENCOURT. SCAl.AfART RESOURCE, MARNIE CRAWfORD SAMUElSON 

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PANORAMA It's a Wrap!; No Laughing Matter; Coverage Guaranteed; 

HER2 Test Scores Low; Over the Hump?; Herbal Safety 

TOP TO 8OnOM: NAOMI TAUBMAN, GINA TRIPLETI, COURTESY Of MARY KATZKE 

8 

LETTERS 

INTERNATIONAL DISPATCH Health Huddle. Activists in the United Kingdom 

converge to tackle the issue of their country's lackluster breast cancer record. 

FAMILY MATTERS Predous Cargo. A survivor sha,res the story of the journey 

that led to her son's birth, including how she found the ideal surrogate mom. 

MEDIA WATCH Comic Relief. Why the funnies keep featuring breast cancer 

and a look at their efforts to not only amuse but also educate. 

CONSUMER ADVOCACY Matters ofPrinciple. The non·profit Breast cancer 

Action won't accept money from corporations that profit from cancer, Fmd out why. 

TRIBUTE Ms. Moxie. Remembering Oscar-winning actress Loretta Young, 

who captured the hearts of television audiences with grace and talent. 

CANCER GIRL Little Helpers. Getting carried away with guided imagery 

tapes is easy and may even put you in a new frame of mind. 

VOTE HEALTH CARE by Erik Ness. AfAMM examines the top two 

presidential contenders' records and proposed policies-or lack thereofon 

health care and the environment. 

BIG BLUE by Liz GaJst. Depression can have profound effects on cancer 

survivors and the newly diagnosed. Learn about the latest research. how to 

identify warning signs and where to go for help. 

THE THREADS OF HER LIFE by Janna McMahan. Cancer survivor and 

textile artist Lee Malerich believes in the curative powers of cutting and sewing. 

LUMPECfOMY VS. MASTECfOMY by Patrice Mitchell. For women 

diagnosed with Stage I or Stage II breast cancer, choosing between the two 

major surgical options is a very personal and often wrenching decision. 

PROFILES Nebraska's Zeitz Geist, by Valerie R. Robert. Kathy Zeitz entered 

law school and treatment for breast cancer at the same time. Punk Rocket 

Scientist, by Stade Stukin. Aerospace engineer Momilani Ono's got the right stuff. 

REVIEWS Critiques of Carly Simon's new albwn about her breast cancer, 

The Bedroom Tapes, and two election.related websites: issues2CXXJ.org and lXJIe·smart.org 

COMPANION T.Ik Therapy; They're Here to Help; Breaking the News; Clinical 

Trials Watch; \'7igged Out; Review of Beller Basics For The Home; Resources

No. 119 

Responses to Manushi 

July - August 2000 

A Rule-Based War 

Dr Mashelkar's Message: Patent, Publish and Prosper .3 

Caught in the Wheel 

Women and SalvationinIndian Religions 

MANISHASETHI 13 

Polarized Debates 

Our PoorTrack Record in Problem Solving 

MADHU KlSHWAR 18 

Reforms As IfWomen Mattered 

ACritique ofthe Proposed Christian Marriage Bill 

RAVIA AGNES 23 

The Exiles Return 

QurratulainHyder's Art of Fiction 

M. ASADUDDIN 28 

Story: Pocbamma's Goddess 

RADHA D'SOUZA 33 

Book: What the Body Remembers 

by SbaunaSingh Baldwin 

Review: ANURIMA BANERJI 38 

FilmReview: Halo Mother! 

An Apology for Kya Kehna 

PAROMlTAKAR 41 

Readers' Forum 43 

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michigan feminist studies 

#14, 1999-2000 Masculinities 

I "What About the Boys?" 

What the Current Debates Tell Us 

And Don't Tell Us-About Boys 

in School 

Michael S. Kimmel 

29 Stephen King's Bookish Boys: 

(Re)Imagining the Masculine 

Kate Sullivan 

59 The Show About Something: 

Anxious Manhood and the Homosocial 

Order on Seinfeld 

Joanna L. Di Mattia 

83 The "Hypermasculine" Landscape 

ofHigh-altitude Mountaineering 

Susan Frohlick 

107 Olaudah Equiano, Englishness, and 

the Negotiation ofRaced Gender 

Jocelyn Stitt 

129 "The Redoubtable Betsey Trotwood"; 

A Masculine Female in David Copperfield 

Margaret Price 

73

MINERVA 

Quarterly Report on 

Women and the Military 

Vol. XVIII, No. I 

Articles 

Introduction 

Joan I. Biddle 

3 

Military Wives in China, 1127 - 1279 

Chia·lin Pao-Tao and XueUang Wang 

7 

American Military Families Overseas 

and Early Cold War Foreign Relations 

D01lna Alvah 

19 

Forgotten Women? 

Did Americans care about wives 

of American servicemen in Vietnam 

Elizabeth Brown 

34 

Reviews 

Francine D'Amico and Laurie Weinstein, cds. 

Gender Camouflage: Women and the U. S. Military 

Reviewed by Donna M. Dean 

50 

Missy Cummings 

Spring,2000 

Hornel's Nest: The Experiences ofOne ofthe Navy's First 

Female Fighter Pilots 

Reviewed by Gioia Grasso 

53 

Stephanie Gutmann 

The Kinder, Gentler Military: Can America's Gender·Neutral 

Fighting Force Still Win Wars? 

Reviewed by J. Michael Brower 

57 

Susan Zeiger 

In Uncle Sam's Service: Women Workers with the American 

Expeditionary Force. 1917·1919 

Reviewed by Heidi Hamilton 

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FEBRUARY I MARCH 2001 

DEPARTMENTS 

45 

I EDITOR'S PAGE 

BY MARCIA ANN GILLESPIE 

4 LETTERS 

9 MS.CELLANEOUS 

What? 9 

JUSt the Facts 10 

Word: Impossible 11 

\'Varnell to Watch 12 

14 UPPITY WOMEN 

Rosario Robles's Bold Agenda 

BY LIZ WELCII 

18 NEWS 

A Close Look at Title IX 

BY DENISE KIERNAN 18 

Afghan Women Refugees: 

Nowhere to Go 

BY IIAlEIi ANVARI 26 

46 THE F WORD 

The word ftminul still raises hackles, and not 

JUSt among folks on the right. Some women 

who walk the walk avoid the label; for others, 

it's a badge ofcourage. Is claiming this word 

all about age, race, and class? Does it matter 

what we call ourselves? Is the movement in 

trouble or simply in a new phase? 

ESSAY BY JILL NELSONI WlTlI INTER.VI£WS BY 

AMY AR.ONSON 

56 ZERO BALANCE 

Planning for retirement may not be the sexiest 

topic around, but boomers and GenXers 

alike can benefit from this cautionary tale. 

Those entering middle age are discovering-sometimes 

too late-that women get 

Ihe short end of the stick when it comes to 

retirement benefits. Younger women take 

heed: slart saving now. 

BY MEG COX 

Newsmaker: Amy Goodman 

BY HILLAI\Y rilEY 28 

Israel: Bridging the 

Jewish/Arab Divide 

BY GINA BENEVENTO 30 

Opinion: Watchdog Days 

BY PATRICIA SCHROEDER 3l 

Women Organiz.ing Worldwide 35 

CUppings 

BY KATE ROUNDS ]8 

40 YOUR HEALTH 

Women's Bodies are Finally 

Being Studied 

BY 51lAIlON LERNER IiO 

Healthnotes 45 

80 POETRY 

Photograph: Ice Storm, 1971 

BY NATASUA TRETliEWEY 

81 BOOKS 

The Feminists Grimm: 

T!J( S(rpml SktJU 

BY ALEXiS JETTER 81 

Reviews 84 

86 FIRST PERSON 

By Any Other Name 

BV NOELLE HOWEY 

92 COLUMNS 

BY DAISY HERNANDEZ, PATRICIA 

SMITII. AND GLORIA STEINEM 

96 THE GUERRILLA GIRLS 

NO COMMENT 

(INSIDE tACK COVER) 

66 PORTFOLIO: ROMAINE BROOKS 

Lesbian society in Paris at the turn of the 

twentieth century is captured by this 

groundbreaking portraitist. In work ranging 

from erotic nudes of her lovers to somber 

studies ofher friends, Brooks's art reflected 

the bohemian subculture that she inhabited 

and preserved for posterity. 

BY GLORIA JACOBS 

12 THE ABORTION PILL 

At last, women who choose abortion have an 

alternative to the surgical procedure. Making 

mifepristone available in Ihis country took 

decades ofstruggle and remains fraught with 

controversy. It's been heralded as a means of 

making abortion more available for those 

who seek it. but it may prove to be the prochoice 

movement's biggest challenge. 

BY !dOLLY M. GINTY 

77

NOQA 

Nordic Journal of Women's Studies 

no. 3 2000, Volume 8 

Eva Borgstrom. Uila Eriksson and Jeanette 

Rhedding-]ones 

Editorial 126 

Elisabet Ohm 

Changing patterns? Reflections on contemporary 

Swedishresearch and debate on gender and 

education 128 

Susanne V. Knudsen 

Norms and niches: voices in higher education ..... 137 

Tuula Gordon 

Tears and laughter in the margins 149 

BOOK AND DISSERTATION REVIEWS 

Mikela LundalJl 

What is a woman? 160 

Arne Nilsson 

Conditions of life and quality of life for lesbian 

women and gay men 162 

Martina Reuter 

The dream of the superfluity of women 164 

David Tjeder 

What the gendering of men has engendered .........168 

Tobias Pettersson 

Woman's position in Finnish music society 173 

.DISCUSSION 

Martina Reuter & Laura Werner 

History, texts and feminism: an interview with 

Genevieve Lloyd 175 

INDEX 181 

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interview 

the feminist newsjournal 

Israeli Feminist Peace Activist 1 

news 

National and International News 3 

commentary 

.Abortion and Obscenity , 5 

AIDS as Mass Femicide 6 

On Hating Men; On Dating Men 11 

review 

Feminism is for Everybody ;: 10 

regular features 

Feminist Radio Shows 14 

Festivals 16 

Letters 16 

Chicken Lady 17 

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SAFERE 

Southern African Feminist Review 

Editorial 

MAIN FEATURES 

Vol. 4 No.1. 2000 

InfThrough the Bodies ofWomen 1 

Amloa Mire 

Feminism, Anthropology and Androcenirism 25 

Mwenda Ntarangwl 

Legislative Aspects in relation to HIVIAIDS prevention in Zimbabwe 37 

'rls Shlrlplnda 

ZIMBABWEAN WOMEN ENGAGE WITH THE CONSTITUTION 

Interview with: 

Priscilla Mlslhalrabwl 

A Woman Leading 

Thoko Matshe 

The gender dynamics of the Consmutlanel Debate 

Yvonne Mahlunge 

Myexperiences with the Conslilutlonal Reform Process 

Lydia Zigomo 

Wondering through the Conslnulional Maze 

rwanl Mothob' Tapela 

Participation In the CCZ 

Joyce L Kazembe 

REFLECTIONS ON WRITING 

SAWPI- A Position Paper 

Oe,lr•• Lewl. 

POEMS 

The Feast 

WanJlru Kamau 

Splitting 

Lilian Multer. 

Winter Violence 

Stephanie Byrd 

Land and Peace, Dream on... 

Tendal Manzvanzvlke 

I got flowers today 

Anonymous 

MANIFESTOES 

Zimbabwe Women's Charter 

(i) 

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SEX ROLES 

A Journal of Research 

CONTENTS 

July 2000 

The Experience of Sexual Harassment Among Grade-School Students: 

Early Socializalion of Female Subordination? 1 

Sarah K. Murnen and Linda Smolak 

Gender Schema and Social Judgments: A Developmental Study of 

Children from Hong Kong 19 

Tho/rna E. Lobel, Eva Bar·David, Reut Gruber, Sing Lou and 

Yoram Bar-Tal 

Dyad Gender Differences in Preadolescents' Creative Stories 43 

JoNell Strough and Rainer Diriwiichter 

Adolescent Perception of Peer Success: A Gendered Perspective oyer 

Time -61 

Tefi Quatman, Elizabeth Sokolik, and Karin Smith 

The Impact of Gender and Age on Altitudes and Reactions to Unemployment: 

The Israeli Case 85 

Liat Killik 

Correlates of Perceived Gender Discrimination for Female Versus Male 

Medical Technologists 105 

Gary Btau and Donna Tatum 

BRIEF REPORTS 

The Effect of Exercise on Body Satisfaction and Self-Esteem as a 

Funclion of Gender and Age 119 

Marika Tiggemonll and Samantha Williamson 

The "Skinny" on Body Size Requests in Personal Ads 129 

Erica J. Miller, Jane Ellen Smith, and David L. Trembath

Vol. 43, Nos. 3/4 

SEX ROLES 

A Journal of Research 

CONTENTS 

August 2000 

Menstrual Reactivity: The Role of Gender-Specificity, Anxiety Sensitiv. 

ity, and Somatic Concerns in Self-Reported Menstrual 

Distress 143 

Sandra T. Sigmon, Kelly J. Rohan, Nina E. Halliord, 

Diana M. DOllla/er, and Stacy R. Whitcomb 

Support for the Death Penalty: A Gender-Specific Model 163 

Steven Stack 

A Status Account of Gender Stereotypes: Beyond Communality and 

Agency 181 

Michael COil way alld Lenny R. Vartanian 

Psychological Intimacy in the Lasting Relationships of Heterosexual 

and Same-Gender Couples 201 

Richard A. Mackey, Matthew A. Diemer, and Bemard A. O'Brien 

Relationship of Connected and Separate Knowing to Parental Style and 

Birth Order 229 

Kim H. Knight, Lauren Capozzi, Holly A. Eason, 

Marcia F. Bemarqo, Morton H. E1fenbein, and Kenneth S. FeTUS 

Identity Development and Life Plan Maturity: A Comparison of 

Women Athletes and Nonathletes 241 

Jennifer Young and Krismme Bursik 

Military and Civilian Undergraduates: Attitudes Toward \Vomen, 

Masculinity, and Authoritarianism 255 

Sharon E. Robinson Kurpim a"d A. Leigh Lucart 

91

Social Pol itics 

INTERNATIONAL STUDIES 

IN GENDER, STATE, 

AND SOCIETY 

Volume 7 • Number 3 • Fall 2000 

Class and Gender in the Anti-Allende Women's Movement: 

Chile 1970-1973 289 

MARGARET POWER 

New Roles or "New Times"? Gender Inequality 

and Militarism in Israel's Nation-in-Arms 309 

JOYCE ROBBINS AND URI BEN-EuEZER 

Employment Strategy Policies and Lone Parenthood: 

The Case of Norway 343 

RANDI KJELDSTAD 

Contributors 372 

Index 373 

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Studies in Gender and Sexuality 

Psychoanalysis • Cultural Studies • Treatment • Research 

\blume 2 

Introduction 

Virginia Goldner, Ph.D. 

Faggot = Loser 

Ken Corbell, Ph.D. 

Claude Cahun: The Third Sex 

Danielle Knafo, Ph.D. 

2001 

A Barrenness of Body and Theory: 

An Analysis of Infertility 

Donna Bassin, Ph.D. 

Who Ate My Baby? Crimes of the Oral Father 

Marcia lan, Ph.D. 

Num),er 1 

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100 Tulsa Studies in Women's Literature 

From the Editor 

Volume 18, Number 2 

ARllUES 

A Feminist Romance: 

Adapting Uule Women to the Screen 

Karen Hollinger and Teresa Winterhaher 

Mates, Marriage, and Motherhood: Feminist 

Visions in Pauline Hopldns's Contending Forces 

Gloria T. RandIt 

Mother's Pain, Mother's Voice: Gabriela Mistral. 

Julia Kristeva, and the Mater Dolorosa 

Margare' Brn"Uus 

Revisiting Woolf's Representations of Androgyny: 

Gender, Race, Sexuality, and Nation 

KarenKaivoia 

Supplanting Shakespeare's Rislng Sons: 

A Perverse Reading through Woolf's The Waves 

Robin Hackett 

IThe Old Maps Are Dissolving": Intertextuality 

and Identity in Atwood's The Robber Brid< 

DOIU1a L. Potts 

A Bibliography ofWorks 

by and about Caroline Kirkland 

Erika M. Kreger 

ARCHIVES 

167 

173 

193 

215 

235 

263 

281 

299 

Fall 1999 

REVIEWS 

Womm and rhe RUt of rhe Nowl, H05-1726. 

By Josephine Donovan. 

Joan'" M. Cord6n 

Authorship, Commera, and Gender in Ear" 

Eighuenth-Cenn

102 

Uncoverings 2000 

Volume 21 of the Research Papers 

of the American Quilt Study Group 

Preface 

RESEARCH PAPERS 

An "Old-Fashioned Quilting" in 1910 

Laurel Horton 1 

Textiles and Cooperative Commerce in Colonial 

America: The Example ofWilliam McCormick 

Xenia E. Cord 27 

Creating a New Tradition: Quilting in Tonga 

Phyllis S. Herda 57 

"Better Choose Me": Addictions to Tobacco, 

Collecting, and Quilting, 1880-1920 

Ethel Ewert Abrahams and 

Rachel K. Pannabecker 79 

Hubert Ver Mehren and HOllie Art Studios 

Susan Price Miller 107 

"Petting the Fabric": Medium 

and the Creative Process 

Lisa Gabbert 137 

1999 SEMINAR KEYNOTE ADDRESS 

Quilts and Their Stories: 

Revealing a Hidden History 

Marsha MacDowell 

Authors and Editor 

Index 

vii 

155 

167 

171

VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN 

Volume 6, Number 4, April 2000 

Editor's Introduction 

Articles 

CONTENTS 

Having tile Last Word: An Examination of 

Rape Survivors' Participation in Sentencing 

347 

AMANDA KONRAD! and TINA BURGER 351 

Women Filing Assault Cllarges on an Intimate Partner: 

Criminal Justice Outcome and Future Violence Experienced 

JUDITH McFARLANE, PAM WlLLSON, 

DOROTIIY LEMME¥, and ANN MALECHA 396 

National1Tends in Intimate Partner Homicide: 

United States, 1976-1995 

CAROL A. PUZONE, LINDA E. SALTZMAN, 

MARClE-JO KRESNOW, MARTlE P. THOMPSON, 

and JAMES A. MERCY 409 

Family Violence in Cllile: Political and Legal Dimensions 

in a Period of DenlOcratic 1Tansition 

Poems 

a memory: one ofmany 

1993: our last meeting 

genesis ofa pyro 

GONZALO BACIGALUPE 427 

INGRID PRUSS 

Activist/Advocate Note 

Women for Women's Human Rigllts (WWHR), Istanbul, TInkey 452 

Book Review 

Mirage, by Solleir Khaslloggi 

CHRISTINE DYKGRAAF 457 

449 

103

104 VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN 

Volume 7, Number 3, March 2001 

Editor's Introduction 

Articles 

CONTENTS 

Social Support Among Women in Methadone 1Teatment 

Who Experience Parlner Violence: 

Isolation and Male Controlling Behavior 

NABILA EL-BASSEL, LOUISA GILBERT, 

VALLI RA/AH, ANTHONY FOLENO, 

and VICTORIA FRYE 

Predictors ofRape Myth Acceptance Among the 

Male Clients ofFemale Street Proslilutes 

MARTIN A. MONTO and NORMA HOTALING 

University Women's Acknowledgment ofRape: 

Individual, Situational, and Social Factors 

BARRIE BONDURANT 

Nonoffending Mothers: 

An Exploratory Study ofMothers Whose Partners 

Sexually Assaulted Their Children 

SHARON McCALLUM 

Femicide and Social Disorganization 

VICTORIA FRYE and SUSAN WILT 

Book Reviews 

Men Who Batter Women 

by Adam Edward Jukes 

ROBERTA LYNN SINCLAIR 

Harsh Punishment: International Experiences 

of Women's Imprisonment 

edited by Sandy Cook and Susanne Davies 

MARY BOSWORTH 

243 

246 

275 

294 

315 

335 

352 

335

FEATURES 

24 COVER As lhe cliche goes, she ran 

orf and joined the circus and the 

world of performance art: Leslie 

Tipton, contortionist 

32 

IRONCLAD 

Women in 

industry; 

steelmaking 

women 

22 AVOiCEfOR 

THE ANIMALS 

She relates L __""='--' 

what they're thinking for a rosIer of 

more than 60 clients with whom she 

shares this new world skill 

TECHNOLOGY 

20 In thIs excerpt from the new book, 

Technology with Curves, Esther 

Dyson ponders the question of 

whether the Internet will "change the 

balance of power" in women's favour 

NEWS 

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10 

Katherine Chi: the first Canadian and 

the first woman to win Calgary's 

Esther Honens International Piano 

Competition 

Over 50,000 assemble on 

Parliament Hill 

'dem bones gonna break and, 

problem is, only 2 out of 10 women 

are aware of osteoporosis's insidious 

ways 

Women in bronze: the Famous Five 

celebrate for all time, on our 

venerable Parliament Hill, their 

victory in The Persons Case 

Survivor: there is but one women's 

credit union in Canada, and it's 

growing ,.. 

n People, music, humour, art, speakers 

and good eats: our first annual 

fund raiser a solid success 

WOMaN 107 

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THE Work ISSUE 

Canada's firs! feminist press 

resurrected \)y Canadian Scholars 

Press Inc. 

Centre of Criminology at the 

University of Toronto releases new 

study on drugs and their use 011 

women as prelude to rape 

FINANCE AND BUSINESS 

14 

15 

On the heels of our 'Sourclng Staff: 

How to Hire Good Talent Cheap' 

article by HR professional Christine 

Sanger, once you've found that good 

talent, here's help on how to make 

the new work relationship work 

We know it's the same old, same old, 

but there's no getting aW

Women 

Mars and Venus: The Rhetoric ofSexual Planetary Alignment 

Valerie Peterson 

Volume XXIII 

Number 2 

Fall 2000 

"What Is A Feminist?:" Students' Descriptions 8 

Lorin Basden Arnold 

"All They Do Is Bitch Bitch Bitch": Political and Interactional Features of Women's Officetalk 19 

Pally Sotirin 

Phenomenological Analysis ofThe Reentry Experiences ofThe Wives ofJapanese 26 

Corporate Sojourners 

Masako Isa 

Women and Language in the Anglo-Saxon Leechbooks 41 

R.A. Buck 

Book Review 51 

Books in Brief 53 

News 54 

Abstracts 55 

Poetry 

Redundancy 

Avital Talmor (Ms) 

50 

III

114 

WOMEN IN 

GERMAN 

YEARBOOK 

16 

2000 

Acknowledgments vii 

Preface ix 

Focus: Contemporary Austria 

Karin Yeljilada I 

Encountering the Other-Beyond Political Correctness: 

Interview with Barbara Frischmuth 

Jacqueline Vansant 13 

Illuminating Intersections: Ten Years of Feminist Criticism 

on Contemporary Austrian Women Writers 

Siobhan S. Craig 39 

The Collapse of Language and the Trace of History 

in Ingeborg Bachmann's "Simultan" 

Brenda L. Belhman 61 

"My Characters Live Only Insofar as They Speak": 

Interview with Elfriede Jelinek 

Elfriede Jelinek 73 

Malina: A Filmscripl Based on the Novel 

by Ingeborg Bachmann, Scenes 116-123 

Maria-Regina Kecht 83 

Three Media-One Story? Marie-Therese Kerschbaumer's 

"Gypsy" Narrative 

Elizabeth Kautz 105 

Teacher and/or Mother: Personal and Political Transformations 

in Hilde Maria Kraus's Nine Months 

Patricia M. Mazon 129 

"Frau/ein Doktor": Literary Images of the First Female University 

Students in Fin-de-Siecle Germany 

Angelika Fiihrieh 151 

Woman and Typewriter: Gender, Technology. and Work 

in Late Weimar Film 

Eva Ludwiga Szalay 167 

"I, the seeress, was owned by the palace." 

The Dynamics of Feminine Collusion in Christa Wolf's Cassandra 

Jean Wilson 191 

Transgression and Identity in Kleist's Penlhesilea and Wolf's Cassandra 

Bettina T. Becker 207 

Woman, Violence, Nation: Representations of Female Insurgency 

in Fiction and Public Discourse in the 1970s and 1980s 

lise Nagelschmidt 221 

Quo Vadis? Women at East Germany's Universities Ten Years After 

Jeannine Blackwell 241 

German Narratives of Women's Divine and Demonic Possession and 

Supernatural Vision 1555-1800: A Bibliography 

About the Contributors 259 

Notice to Contributors 265 

Contents of Recent Volumes 267

One small woman leads campus pressure for equity " 1 

Newswafch: Genderedpolitics at workand play " 3 

Women and menfraJ,tle sexual har

116 

Faculty turn to the courts, the feds for gender equity ... . . .. 1 

Newswatch: Gendered politics at work and play. . . . . . . . . .. 3 

Womyn's Wall provides support for female debaters 6 

How to hire to increase diversity on your campus. . . . . . . . .. 7 

The Goddess Community encourages soft leadership. . . . . .. 9 

How gender and age affect classroom interactions 10 

Women's Studies pioneer explains why history matters. . .. 33 

Call for papers for Virtual WIHE Conference 34 

Creating a community to help ABDs graduate. . . . . . . . . . .. 35 

Joint appointment creates ambassador between cultures. .. 37 

Tips for being an effective change agent on campus 38 

Editor: At the new millennium, how are we doing? . . . . . . .. 40 

"PLUS" 22 pages of great jobs to start your new life! .,. 11 

What should be the ethics of educational administration? . .. 1 

Newswatch: Gendered politics at work and play " 3 

Overcoming resistance to diversity in a horsetown USA 6 

How to improve the competitiveness of female teams 7 

Wellspring program backs Ohio women in ed leadership 9 

Reconsider teaching strategies to create real learning . . . . .. 28 

Experience "The magic of HERS" at Bryn Mawr institute .. 29 

PROFILE: Carol Harter leads athletic powerhouse UNLV .. 30 

Sharing stories is a powerful way women can lead change. 32 

What every woman needs, and should know. . . . . . . . . . . .. 34 

"Position yourself to win," advises ESPN's Robin Roberts.. 35 

Editor: Gender Equity or Bust! book out April Fool's Day .,. 36 

PLUS 17 pages of great job opportunities 11 

® 

JANUARY 2001 

Volume 10, No.1 

® 

FEBRUARY 2001 

Volume 10, No.2

WOMEN IN MANAGEMENT REVIEW 

Volume 15 Numbers 7 and 8 2000 

Number 7 Number 8 

314 Access to Women in Management Review 

online 

315 Abstracts & keywords 

316 Acase study of women academics' views on 

equal opportunities, career prospects and 

work-family conflicts in a British university 

Nick Forster 

331 Gender differences in the job satisfaction of 

university teachers 

Titus Oshagbemi 

344 Must female accounting faculty publish 

more to achieve tenure? 

Steve Buchheit, Allison Collins and Denton Collins 

356 Preparing business graduates for the "real" 

world - the role of the university 

Carol A. McKeen, Merridee L. Bujaki and 

Ronald J. Burke 

370 Book review 

373 News and views 

374 Diary 

376 Internet news 

380 Call for papers 

382 Abstracts & keywords 

383 Editorial 

385 Class and gender influences on employment 

practices in Thailand: an examination of 

equity policy and practice 

Katherine Hutchings 

404 The impact of affirmative action legislation 

on women working in higher education in 

Australia: progress or procrastination? 

Carolyn Noble and Jane Mears 

415 Structural impediments to managerial 

mobility in industrialised nations 

Lisiunia A Romanienko 

429 Book review 

432 Internet news 

434 . Author and title index to volume 1S, 2000 

117

118 WIMEN 

IN SPORT a 

'PllYSlCAl ACTIVITY JOUIIW' 

'.' 

VOLUME 9 • NUMBER 2 • FALL 2000 

Original Investigations 

Multiple Realities of Women's Work Experiences 

in Coaching and Athletic Management 

Sue Inglis, Karen Danylchuk and Donna Pastore"",.,."""",,1 

The Connections Between Social Support and 

Women's Physical Activity Involvement 

Karla Henderson and Barbara Ainsworth"""."·"""".",,,,,,,.27 

Related Authorship Trends in Movement Science 

Journals (1991·1996) 

L. Ransdell, S, Beske, C. Cooke & M. Dinger""."."""""".55 

Staying Active while Still Being You: Addressing the Loss 

ofInterest in Sport Amongst Adolescent Girls 

K. Biscomb, H. Matheson, N. Beckerman, M. Tungatt & 

H, Jarrett." .."."",.""".,.,...", .."".,....."",..."..""" .."..".. ,"....,79 

Issues and Perspectives on Gender in Physical Education 

J. Cheypator-Thomson, J, You and B. Hardin".."."".."""".99 

Commentaries and Reports 

The Declining Sense of Community in Canadian 

Women's Hockey 

Julie Stevens.." ,.." " "., """ " "" ,"".123 

Women in Intercollegiate Sport: A Longitudinal Study 

Vivian Acosta and Linda Carpenter"."""""",,,..,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, 141 

Book Review 

Nike as a Goddess: The History of Women in Sporl...."""."...,145 

Conference Reviews 

Assoc. for the Advancement ofApplied Sport Psychology.""" 149 

Informational Items 

IAPESGW."...." ....".. ,... "" ..""." .....,,,,,.,,,....,,, ....,.... "." .. ,155 

Women of Diversity Publications and Videos..",,,,,,,,,,,,, 157 

Author Gu.idelines", , ,.".. ,.." "..", "" " " ,159 

Women's Sports Foundation".....,,,, .. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .. ,,,,,,,,,.. 161 

WSPAJ SUbscription Form.. ,,,,,,,,,,, .. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .. ,,,,,,,, 167

No 27 Spring 2000 

Editors' Introduction 

Camille Paul and Elaine Lindsay 

Webbing 

Elaine Lindsay 

.•• many Grains ... 

Anonymous 

Donations 

'Playing second fiddle for Christ's sake': 

women, religion and history 

Anne O'Brien 

Loyal Dissent 

Libby Rogerson, Camille Paul, Jan Punch 

Edith O'Gorman, Religious Controversialist: 

The Australian Lecture Tour of 1885·87 

NeilJ Byrne 

Seen From the Fringe 

A New Anglican Primate Installed 

Margaret Press 

.Sr Helen Lombard 

Donna Wedesweiler & Michael Casey 

The Dark. The Light. Helen Garner and the City 

Elaine Lindsay 34 

3 

4 

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12 

13 

17 

21 

28 

30 

119 

Leonie Liveris - Committed feminist Orthodox 

constantly in dialogue 

in conversation with Janet Scarfe 40 

Publish or Perish: Feminist Theological 

Publishing in Australia 

Kathleen McPhillips 45 

Reviews: 

Kate Canty 

Eqllal or Different? Women, the Papacy and Social Jllstice 

Camille Paul 50 

Jill Shirvington 

71Jree Women ofFaith 

Margaret Press RSJ 5t 

Poems 

Jane Simpson (p.lO) Elizabeth Cain (pJ3) Deb Westbury (PAl) 

Cartoons and Drawings 

Graham English

120 

3-412000 

Women's Health 

JOURNAL 

Latin American and Caribbean Women's Health Network 

July - December 2000 

FROM THE COORDINATING OFFICE 2 

OPINION 

VIII Lalln American Congress on SocIal Medicine 

Gender PerspecIfve In Theory and PI'lICllce 

byMarfa Isabel MaI8maJB VIvaldi 4 

Gender Impacta 01 Health ReI..",.- 

The Current Slate 01 Policy and Implementation. 

by Hilal)' Standing 10 

Equl1y, Gender and Heatth: My1ha and Realities 

by Elsa G6mez G6mez 20 

NEWS AND MEETINGS 30 

CAMPAIGN 

Transgenic Foods 

More \ban a Mat1er oITaata 55 

with cootributions byLezal< Shellat (Consumers Intemallonel); FAYme 

Oliveira (Socledade Brasilarle de _tical;_ Cummins (Orgenlc 

Consumers AssocIaIion. USA); SSzilredo Peulc Pez (FNECDC. BrezIQ; 

Reel de una AmArica LaYna Libre de TransgAnIccs; and Pesticide ActIon 

Network. AsIa and the PeciIIc 

I 

PANORAMA 

HIV/AIDS 

Making a Difference lor Women and Men 87 

The New Face 01 AIDS: Younger, Poorer and Female 

by Bethania Betances 91 

The Impact 01 the AIDS Epidemic on Women'a lIvea 

by Simone Alexandre 98 

Preventing Behavior that Places Young Women at Risk 

by Ivellsse Casado 100 

Making a Difference: Young Men, Gender and Mascl.!IInltJes 

by Margareth Ari/ha and Rosana Gregori 104 

SHARING OUR EXPERIENCES 

Guatemala 

Education lor Equality with Equl1y: Tierra Viva Campaigns 

by Evelyn Morales Pineda 110 

MAILBOX 116 

GROUPS AND ORGANIZATIONS 122 

RESOURCES 125

Women's History Review 

VOLUME 9 NUMBER 3 2000 

Editorial. Leah Leneman (1944-99) and Pauline Polkey (1958-99) 447 

Stana Nenadlc. Leah Leneman (1944-99): an appreciation 449 

Elizabeth Ellis. Pauline Polkey: an appreciation 451 

Leah Leneman. A Personal History 453 

Pauline Polkey. Reading History through Autobiography: 

politically active women of late nineteenth-cenury Britain 

and their personal narratives 483 

Anne Clendlnning. 'Deft Fingers' and 'Persuasive Eloquence': 

the 'lady demons' of the English gas industry, 1888-1918 501 

Pat Starkey. The. Feckless Mother: women, poverty 

and social workers in wartime and post·war England 539 

Barbara J. Blaszak. The Gendered Geography of the English 

Co-operative Movement at the Tum of the Nineteenth Century 559 

Bronwyn Dalley. 'Fresh Attractions': white slavery and feminism 

in New Zealand, 1885-1918 585 

Julle·Marie Strange. Menstrual Fictions: languages of 

medicine and menstruation, c. 1850-1930 607 

BOOK REVIEWS 

Inventing Maternity: politics, science and literature, 1650-1865 

(Susan C. Greenfield & carol Barash, Eds), reviewed by Tess Cosslett 629 

Reconstructing Women's Wartime Lives: discourse and 

subjectivity in oral histories ofthe Second World War 

(Penny Summerfield), reviewed by Tessa Stone 631 

What Difference Does a Husband Make? Women and Marital 

Status in Nazi and Postwar Germany (Elizabeth D. Heineman), 

reviewed by Elizabeth Harvey 633 

Royal Representations: Queen Victoria and British culture, 

1837-76 (Margaret Homans), reviewed by Christine Kinealy 635 

Is There a Nordic Feminism? Nordic Feminist Thought on 

Culture and Society (Drude von der Fehr, Anna G. J6nasd6ttir 

& Bente Rosenbeck, Eds), reviewed by Mary Hilson 637 

Measuring Immorality: social inquiry and the problem of 

illegitimacy (Gail Reekie), reviewed by Janet Fink 639 

Disorder in lhe Court: trials and sexual conflict at lhe tum oflhe 

century (George,Robb & Nancy Erber, Eds), reviewed by Lesley A. Hall 641 

A Passion for Purity: Ellice Hopkins and the politics ofgender 

in the late-Victorian church (Sue Morgan), reviewed by Paula Bartley 643 

Women in Modem Albania (Susan E. Pritchett Post), reviewed by 

Chris Corrin 645 

Women and Religion in Early America, 1600-1850: the puritan 

and evangelical traditions (Marilyn J. Westerkamp); Spirited Lives: 

how nuns shaped Cathotic culture and American life, 1836-1920 

(Carol K. Coburn & Martha Smith), reviewed by Bridget Ford 647 

121

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JOINT WINNERS OF THE 

CLAIRE EVANS MEMORIAL FUND PRIZE ESSAY, 1999 

Catherine Horwood. 'Girls Who Arouse Dangerous Passions': 

women and bathing, 1900-39 653 

Claire Jones. Grace Chisholm Young: 

gender and mathematics around 1900 675 

Lynda Blrke. Supporting the Underdog: 

feminism, animal rights and citizenship in the work 

of Alice Morgan Wright and Edith Goode 693 

Helen Plant. ,'Ye Are All One in Christ Jesus': aspects of 

Unitarianism and feminism in Birmingham, c. 1869-90 721 

Rex Pope. Unemployed Women in Inter-war Britain: 

the case of the Lancashire weaving district 743 

Barbara Bush. 'Sable Venus', 'She Devil' or 'Drudge'? 

British Slavery and the 'Fabulous Fiction' of Black Women's 

Identities, c. 1650-1838 761 

Eleanor Gordon & GwYneth Nair. 

The Economic Role of Middle-class Women in Victorian Glasgow 791 

REVIEW ESSAYS 

Krista Cowman. Women's Suffrage Campaigns in Britain 815 

Wendy Webster. Border Crossings: enforced displacement 

and twentieth-century history 825 

Title-page and Index, Volume 9 837

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26 • 49 FEMALE GENITAL AND SEXUAL MUTILATION 

INTER AFRICAN COMMITIEE ON TRADITIONAL PRACTICES, Web Site/Aclivilies 

BURKINA FASO REPORT, The National Comm"ee Fighting Excision· Actions 

SUDAN, Summary of Impacl of Research on FGM by SNCTP 

EGYPT, Challenging Tradition, Eradicating FGM 

RESOURCES: AIDaS· Annolaled Bibliography //CD MALI: 12 Songs 10 Stop Excision 

EUROPEAN UNION, FGM discussed in European Parliament 

GRASS ROOTS CAMPAIGN TO STOP FGM·Teaching reproductive Health withCBPBs 

.. by Women's International Network: leuers by Child Birth Picture Book users Africa 

50 • 55 WOMEN AND VIOLENCE 

WOMEN REPORTING ASSAULT BY MALE PARTNER • A global Review by UNFPA 

UNIFEM: Programs against Violence show posilive results 

EUROPE: Breaking Ihe Silence· European Campaign againsl Violence /I EUROPEANS 

and 'heir views on Domestic Violence 

NETHERLANDS: Sexual Violence, Heallh and Heallh Care 

HOW TO COMBAT SEXUAL HARASSMENT AT WORK: A Guide - European Comm. 

JAPAN, Comfort Women Speak: Testimony of Sex Slaves of Japanese Military // 

JAPANESE GOVERNMENT slill refuses responsibilily for Comfort Women 

ViOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN IN THE AMERICAS: Overview by PAHO - Pan Am. Heallh Org. 

56 • 58 WOMEN AND MEDIA 

WOMEN'S PUBLICATIONS AND JOURNALS: Inlernalional // Europan Communily 

// Middle Easl /I Asia and Pacific // USA // Canada 

59 • 66 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA 

TUNISIA: Legal and Social Sialu. of Women // 

IRAN: Marriage age set at 9 yeors for girls 1/ Women's Solidarity Association 

NIGERIA: Teenager sentenced to 1180 lashes' by Islamic Government Zamfara State 

for Childbearing // BAOBAB Womens Orga"nisalion of Nigeria 

RWANDA, Legislalion for Women // KENYA: Boarding school oHers girls new Life 

SOUTH AFRICA: Discrimination against women persists II SUDAN: work prohibition 

ZIMBABWE: Land ownership sfill denied // CAMEROON: Status of Women Report 

67 • 71 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: ASIA AND PACIFIC 

ASIA AND PACIFIC: Decision Makers - Women in Polilics • WINAP Report 

INDONESIA: Women's Forum for Democracy 

INDIA: Population Control a dismal Recordll Women in White, Illtreatment of Widows 

// CHETNA - Cenler for Heallh Education 

MYANMAR (BURMA). The problems Women face 

72 • 75 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: EUROPE 

EUROPEAN UNION, EUROPEAN COMMISSION· LIST OF WOMEN'S DOCUMENTS 

EUROPEAN COMMUNITY: LIST Of DOCUMENTS AND PUBLICATIONS 

76 • 78 REPORTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD: AMERICAS 

UNITED STATES: "In Our Time· Memoir of a Revolution" by Susan Brownmiller· 

Summary and Book Review // Violence Against Women Ad Re-Authorized 

79 • 80 INFORMATION OF INTEREST: INTERNATIONAL 

FINAL REPORT World March of Women 2000 // Globol Women Strike March B, 2001 

The Effect of Globalization on Women

128 

WOMEN'S STUDIES 

An Interdisciplinary Journal 

"On the Beach ofElsewhere": Angela Carter's Moral 

Pornography and the Critique ofGender Archetypes 717 

GREGORY J RUBINSON 

From Garden to Gardener: The Cultivation ofLittle 

Girls in Carroll'sAlice Books and Ruskin's "Of 

Queen's Gardens" 741· 

JOANNA TAPP PIERCE 

Gendered Appetites: Feminisms, Dorothy Allison, and 

the Body 763 

CHRISTINA JARVIS 

"We Say What We Think": Rural Radio, Politics, and 

Domesticity in Dane County, Wisconsin, 1937-1945 793 

MARGOT CANADAY 

Colorado blue 

Opening a mine 

Chocolate storm 9.27.98 827 

ELISA BIAGINI 

Book Reviews 

CHARLES C. TURNER 833 

JUDY MILES 837 

MICHAEL P. BRANCH 839 

THOMAS M. ALLEN 843 

In Brief 849 

Notes on Contributors 859 

Recent Publications 

Index for Volume 29

WOMEN'S STUDIES INTERNATIONAL FORUM 


NOVEMBER-DECEMBER 

CONTENI'S 

BARBARA EINHORN 

CHRISTINE ZMROCZEK 

JUDITH MILLER 

SIAN REYNOLDS 

RONIT LENllN 

BARBARA EINHORN 

ROSI BRAJDom 

HANNA DIAMOND 

SUSAN HAYWARD 

NIKKI COOPER 

CLAIRE GORRARA 

PAT MAHONY 

CLAIRE DUCHEN 

IRENE BANDHAUER·SCH6FFMANN 

HISTOIRElIUSTOIRES: 

A SPECIAL ISSUE IN HONOUR OF CLAIRE DUCHEN 

673 Histoirelhistoires: special issue in honour ofClaire Duchen 

677 Go ahead, go away: a poem by Fatoumata Keila, Mali 

679 The lost generation of French feminists? Anti·fascist 

women in the 19308 

689 Expected to live: women Shoah survivors' testimonials ofsilence 

701 Gender, nation, landscape and identity in narratives 

of exile and return 

715 The way we were: some post-structuralist memoirs 

729 A new dawn? French women and the liberation 

739 Simone Signoret (1921-1985)-the body political 

749 (En)gendering Indochina: feminisation and female figurings 

in French colonial discourses 

761 Speaking volumes: Amelie Nothomb's Hygiene de I'assassin 

767 Teacher education and feminism 

777 Cancer stories: extracts 

785 Working with Claire on the book: When the War was Over: 

Women, War, and Peace in Europe 1944-1956 (2000) 

787 Biographical Statements 

789 Feminist Forum: News, Conferences, Reports 

799 Volume 23 Contents and Author Index 

131

132 

Women's Studies 

Review 

Volume Seven 

Oral History and Biography 

December 2000 

Biographical Notes viii 

Guest Introduction xi 

Catriona CrouJt 

Editors' Introduction xv 

Mary Clancy, Caitrlona Clear, Triona Nic Giolla Clwill. 

Oral History 

Experiences OfSupervising Undergraduate 

Oral History Research 1 

Maura Cronin 

Singular Identities: Managing Stigma, Resisting Voices 13 

Anne Byrne 

Oral Research in Ballyconneely 35 

Terri Conroy-Baker 

'We Taught and Went Home': 

Women Teachers in Clare 1922-1958 41 

Mary Kierse 

Oral History and Women's Household Work in IreJand 

1922-1961: Some Reflections 53 

Caitriona Clear 

Sources for Women's Lives 

The Women's History Project 67 

Maria Lllddy 

Biography 

From 'case study' to 'life': Mary Strangman (1872-1943) 

doctor, suffragist, public health activist, town councillor 81 

Irene Firm 

Dreams, Drear, and Degradation: 

The Representation of Early Twentieth·Century Irishwomen 

in Selected Plays of Teresa Deevy (1894-1963) 99 

Martina Anll O'Doherty 

Looking for Lola: 

I, Lola Montez and Others-A Multiography 123 

Grdbme Blair 

Work in Progress 

Introduction 143 

Mary Clancy, Cailriona Clear

Women ISStudies 

Review 

I: A Change of Habit 

Veronica Fitzgerald 

II: Woman of the Hou,e 

Mary MOIIgolI 

Volume Seven 

Oral History and Biography 

December 2000 

III: The Farm-The Heart of the Country 

Kitty Dillon MOIIoghon 

IV: Delia Kerrigan, 1895-1963 

Liz Nolon 

Oral History Interview 

A Personal Account of Life in Inner-City Dublin 

in the 1940" 50, and 60s 

Kothlee1l Gormley 

Review Es..ys 

Introducfion 

Alan Hayes 

Political Women !Women ... politically 

Mary CIOlley: TOllY Varley 

Bright Sparks from Attic 

Sf/ede CWr 

Grace Gifford in Irish History 

Gifford Lewis: Alan Hayes 

Pre-Modem Women 

Kimberley A. loPrete 

Reviews 

Niall Crowley on (Re)seorching WOme1l: Ferllillisl Research 

Methodologies in the Social Sciences in lreltmd 

Vivienne Batt on Arguillg with the Phallus 

Monica Cullinan on Women's Studies Serials 

Eva Bourke on the poetry of Rita Kelly 

Notes 

on new books 

145 

148 

151 

155 

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134 Women's Writing 


Augustan Women 

Guest Editor: SARAH PRESCOTT 

Sarah Prescott. Introduction 349 

Norma Clarke. Soft Passions and Darling Themes: from 

Elizabeth Singer Rowe (1674-1737) to Elizabeth Carter (1717-1806) 353 

Brean S. Hammond. Is There a Whig Canon? 

The Case ofSusanna Centlivre 373 

Rebecca M. Mills. "That Tyrant Custom": the politics 

ofcustom in the poetry and prose ofAugustan women writers 391 

Penny RIchards. A Life in Writing: 

Elizabeth Cellier and print culture 411 

Sarah Prescott. The Debt to Pleasure: Eliza Haywood's 

LweinExcessand women's fiction ofthe 1720s 427 

David Shuttleton. Mary Chandler's Description ofBath (1733): 

the poetic topographies ofan Augustan tradeswoman 447 

Ashley TaucheR. Woman in a Maze: 

Fantomin4, masquerade and female embodiment 469 

David Womersley. A Modest Reply: 

Brean S. Hammond and the Whig canon 487 

David Shuttleton. Review Essay. (Lady Mary Wortley Montagu: 

comet ofthe Enlightenment [Isobel Grundy]; Inventing Maternity: 

politics, sdenceand literature, 1650-1865 [Susan C. Greenfield & 

Carol Barash, eds] ) 491 

BOOK REVIEWS 

SuJanna Centlivre, A Bold Stroke for a Wife (Nancy Copeland, ed.) 

reviewed by Brean S. Hammond 497 

Eliza Haywood, The Injur'd Husband and Lasselia 

Oerry C. Beasley, ed.) reviewed by Madeline Rowe 498 

A Contradiction Still: representations ofwomen in the poetry of 

Alexander Pope (Christine Knellwolf) reviewed by Lisa Anscomb 50 I 

Romanticism and Women Poets: opening the doors ofreception 

(Harriet Kramer Linkin & Stephen C. Behrendt, eds) reviewed by 

Mary Waldron 503 

Women's Reading in Britain, 1750-1835. A Dangerous Recreation 

Oacqueline Pearson) reviewed by Sara Salih 506 

CharlotreSmith, The Young Philosopher (Elizabeth Kraft, ed.) 

reviewed by Marie Hockenhull-Smith 508 

Title-page and Index. Volume 7 511

Contents 

• YALE JOURNAL OF . 

LAW AND FEMINISM 

VOLUME TWELVE. NUMBER TWO • 2000 

The Power ofCaretaking NaomiCahn 177 

, 

Why Title Vll Should Prohibit All 

WOIkplace Sexual Harassmenl... Brian Lehman 225 

Litigating a Breastfeeding and 

Employment Case in the 

New Millennium Henry Wyatt Christup 263 

Islamic Legal Reform: The Case of 

Pakistan and Family Law Nadya Haider 287 

Cover illustration by Jacqueline Coy Charlesworth. 

Graphic design by Ann Mackey. 

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