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104. Women's Studies
Quarterly
An Educatioaal Project of
Tile Femioi8t Pres. at The City Uoiveniay of New York
Volume XVI Numbers 1 & 2
CONTENTS
3 Editorial
VIEWPOINTS
6 President's Introductory Remarks, Berkshire Conference of
Women's History, Wellesley College-June 19,
1987 Carroll Smith-Rosenberg
12 The New Scholarship on Afro-American
Women Elizabeth Higginbotham and Sarah Walts
22 Sisterhood in International Perspective: Thoughts on
Teaching Comparative Women's History Nancy Hewitt
33 Must Women's History Be Social History? Evelyn Edson
MAKING HISTORY PUBLIC
37 Making History in the Community Barbara Haber
46 The Transition from Archives to High School Classroom:
Harvard Graduate School Summer Institute Frances Arick
Kolb
51 Women's History in Public: ·Picture Brides" of
Hawaii Alice Yun Chai
63 Exhibiting African-American Women's Lives: Learning
through Doing Eileen Boris et al.
IN THE CLASSROOM
74 Women's History in Cross-Cultural Perspective Linda L.
Johnson
87 The History of Sexuality in Britain and America, 1800-1975:
Course Method and Bill of Rights Carolyn Stevens
97 Teaching Women's History in a Medical School: Challenges
and Possibilities Susan E. Ca,leff
110 Precedent and Pedagogy: Teaching the History of Women in
Latin America Francesca Miller
118 Women in History: Outstanding Women of
Hawaii Barbara Bennett Peterson
RESOURCES
124 Computerized Literature Searching and the New Women's
History Suzanne Hildenbrand
129 Primary Source Anthologies for Women's History: Selected
Books in Print Susan E. Searing
140 Media Review: Legacies-Family History in Sound Nancy
Hoffman
145 Newsbriefs
1988