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WOMEN'S STUDIES LIBRARIAN 

The University of Wisconsin System 

EMINIST 

ERIODICALS 

A CURRENT LISTING OF CONTENTS 

VOLUME 12, NUMBER 3 FALL 1992 

Published by Phyllis Holman Weisbard 

Women's Studies Librarian 

University of Wisconsin System 

430 Memorial Library / 728 State Street 

Madison, Wisconsin 53706 

(608) 263-5754

EMINIST 

ERIODICALS 

A CURRENT LISTING OF CONTENTS 

Volume 12, Number 3 Fall 1992 

Periodical literature isthe cutting edge of women's scholarship, feminist theory, and much of women's culture. 

Feminist Periodicals: A Current Listing ofContents is published by the OHice 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 of feminist 

periodicals; and to provide the requisite bibliographic information should areader 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 of contents pages from current issues of major 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. Library of Congress (LC) catalog card number. 

9. OCLC, Inc. Control Number. 

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

11. Publications in which the journal is indexed. 

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

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

information.

ii. 

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, do we include newsstand magazines. We are also forced to omh periodicals which 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 The Index/Directory of 

Women's Media published annually by the Women's Institute for Freedom of the Press (3306 Ross Place, 

NW, Washington, DC 20008); 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 

Neill E. Strache (Boston: G.K. Hall, 1982). 

Suggestions for improvements of Feminist Periodicals are gratefully received. We would particularly 

appreciate assistance from readers in the UW-System with our efforts to keep the holding information 

complete and up to date. Please let us know about new subscriptions, subscriptions we have overlooked, 

cancellations, or other pertinent information. Feminist Periodicals is also available on microfilm at the library 

of the State Historical Society of Wisconsin. 

Alternative Cataloging in Publication Data 

Feminist periodicals: a current listing of contents. 

Madison, WI: University of Wisconsin System 

Women's Studies Librarian 

quarterly. 

"Table of contents pages from current issues of 

major feminist journals are reproduced... preceded by 

a comprehensive annotated listing of all journals... " 

Frequently cited as FP. 

1. Feminist periodicals--Directories. 2. Feminism.. 

Bibliography--Periodicals. 3. Feminist periodicals- 

Current awareness seN/ces. I. University of Wisconsin 

System. Women's Studies Librarian. 

(courtesy of Sanford Berman) 

Feminist Periodicals (ISSN 0742-7433) is published by Phyllis Holman Weisbard, UW-System 

Women's Studies Librarian, 430 Memorial Library, 728 State Street, Madison, WI 53706. Phone 

(608) 263-5754. Compilers: Linda ShuIt, Ingrid Markhardl. Graphics: Daniel Joe. Publications of the 

Office of the UW-System Women's Studies Librarian are available free of charge to UW Women's 

Studies Offices, UW Campus Women's Centers, and UW Libraries. Subscriptions rates: Wisconsin 

subscriptions: $6.50 (indiv. affiliated with the UW System), $12 (organizations affiliated with the UW 

System), $12 (indiv. or non-profit women's programs), $17.85 (libraries or other organizations). Outof-state 

subscriptions: $23 (indiv. & women's programs), $43 (inst.). This fee covers most 

publications of the Office, including Feminist Collections, Feminist Periodicals, New Books on 

Women & Feminism, and bibliographies, directories, and occasional publications produced throughoUllhe 

year; Wisconsin subscribers, please add sales tax ($.60 - indiv; $.85 -libraries). Subscribers 

outside the U.S., please add postage ($5.00 - surface; $15.00 - air).

AFFILlA: JOURNAL OF WOMEN AND SOCIAL WORK 

1. 1986. 

2. 4/year. 

3. $37 (lndiv.), $93 (inst.), add $6 for foreign postage. 

Single copies: $14 (indiv.), $27 (inst.), (California 

residents add 7.25% sales tax). 

4. Sage Publications, Inc., 2455 Teller Rd., Newbury Park, 

CA 91320. Orders from the UK, Europe, the Middle 

East, and Africa should be sent to: 6 Bonhlll St., 

London EC2A 4PU, United Kingdom; orders from India 

should be sent to P.O. Box 4215, New Delhi 110048. 

India. 

5. Betty Sanclar. 

7. ISSN 0886·1099. 

8. LC sn85-3234. 

9. OCLC 12671650. 

10. Eau Claire; Green Bay; La Crosse; Madison; 

Milwaukee; Oshkosh; Whitewater. 

11. Family Resources Database; Health Instrument File; 

Human Resources Abstracts; Sage Family Studies 

Abstracts; Social Work Research and Abstracts; Social 

PlanningIPoticy & Development Abstracts; Sociological 

Abstracts; Women Studies Abstracts; Women's Studies 

Index. Also available on microfilm from Univ. 

Microfilms, Ann Arbor, MI. 

12. 'This journal is commined to the discussion and 

development of feminist values, theories, and 

knowledge as they relate to social work research, 

education, and practice: Contains articles, reports, of 

research, essays, poetry, and literary pieces. 

Dedicated to 'the task of eliminating discrimination and 

oppression, especially with respect to gender, but 

including race, ethnicity, class, age, disability, and 

sexual and affectional preference as well." 

THE AHFAD JOURNAL: WOMEN AND CHANGE 

1. 1984. 

2. 2/year. 

3. $20 (indiv.), $35 (inst.). Single copies: $10 (indiv.), $20 

(ins1.). 

4. Business Manager, Suite 1216,4141 N. Henderson 

Rd., Arlington, VA 22203. 

5. Amna E. Sadri. 

6. Ahfad University for Women, P.O. Box 167, Omdurman, 

Sudan. 

7. ISSN 0255·4070. 

8. LC sn85·23477. 

9. OCLC 12747640. 

10. Madison. 

11. ERIC, UMI. 

12. "Issues affecting women in Africa, the Middle East and 

in other developing countries; women in development.' 

ATLANTIS 

1. 1975. 

2. 2/year. 

3. $20 (Canadian indiv.), $40 (Canadian inst.) , $30 (U.S. 

indiv.), $50 (U.S. inst.). $35 (other indiv.), $55 (other 

inst.), plus $5 for other foreign postage. 

4. Mount Saint Vincent University, 166 Bedford Highway, 

Halifax, Nova Scotia, B3M 2J6, Canada. 

5. Drs. Susan Clark, Margaret Conrad, Deborah C. Poff. 

7. ISSN 0702·7818. 

8. LC cn77-32338. 

9. OCLC 3409640. 

10. State Historical Society. 

11. Annotated Guide to Women's Periodicals in U.S. and 

Canada; America: History and life; The Alternative 

Press Index; Bowker Serial Directories; The 

Canadian Almanac; Canadian periodical Index; 

Canadian Women's Directory; Historical Abstracts; 

IngeX/Directory of Women's Media; International 

Directory of Little Magazines and Small Presses; 

Resources for Feminist Research; The Serials 

Directory; Women's Studies Abstracts; Women's 

Studies Index. 

12. "Atlantis is an interdisciplinary journal devoted to critical 

and creative writing in English or French on the topic of 

women. Contains scholarly articles, review essays, 

book reviews, art and poetry.' 

AUSTRALIAN FEMINIST STUDIES 

1. 1985. 

2. 2/year. 

3. $43 (indiv., airmail), $30 (indiv., surface mail), $75.75 

(inst., airmail), $60 (inst., surface mail). Single copy: 

$19.95. 

4. Research Centre for Women's StUdies, University of 

Adelaide, GPO Box 498, Adelaide, South Australia S001, 

Australia. 

5. Susan Margarey. 

7. 0816-4649. 

9. OCLe 16151817. 

10. Madison. 

11. Australian Serials in Print; Studies on Women Abstracts; 

Women's Studies Index. 

12. "Australian Feminist Studies publishes transdisciplinary 

scholarship and discussion in the fields of feminist 

research and women's studies courses. In addition, it 

aims to attract and encourage discussion of 

government and trade union initiatives and policies that 

concern women; examination of the interaction of 

feminist theory and practice; comment on changes in 

curricula relevant to women's studies and feminist 

studies... ; reviews, critiques, enthusiasms and 

correspondence." 

BELLES LEnRES 

1. 1985. 

2. 4/year. 

3. $20 (indiv.), $15 (student), $40 (inst.). Sample issue: $5. 

Add $5 for foreign postage for Canada; add $20 for all 

other foreign postage. 

4. Karen T. Jenkins, 615 Anderson Ct., Satellite Beach, FL 

32937. 

5. Janet Palmer Mullaney. 

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

MD 20878. 

7. ISSN 0884·2957. 

8. LC sn85-6513. 

9. OCLC 12357950. 

10. Madison. 

11. Book Review Index; available in University Microfilms 

Underground Press Collection; Women's Studies Index 

12. 'To promote and celebrate writing by women, published 

by trade, university, and small presses in the genres of 

fiction, nonfiction, essays, biography, and criticism.' 

BERKELEY WOMEN'S LAW JOURNAL 

1. 1986. 

2. Annual. 

3. $38 (inst.), $17 (regular), $9 (low income), $30·99 

(friend), $100 (sponsor). Add $3 for foreign postage. 

4. Berkeley Women's Law Journal, Univ. of California 

iii.

iv. 

Press, Periodicals Dept., 2120 Berkeley \Bai'f:eley, CA 

94720. 

5. Students of Boalt Hall School of Law. 

7. ISSN 0882·4312. 

8. LC sn85·985. 

9. OCLC 11830558. 

10. Madison (Law Library). 

11. Alternative Press Center; Annotated Guide to Women's 

Periodicals; Current Index to legal Periodicals. 

12. "The Berkeley Women's law Journalls a forum from 

which to give voice to the complex and varying 

perspectives reflecting the legal concerns of all women, 

especially the women of color, lesbians, disabled 

women and poor women whose voices have been 

severely underrepresented in existing literature. With 

information as our power, the journal would be a tool 

for social change." 

BROADSHEET 

1. 1972. 

2. 10/year. 

3. $NZ 35, $40 (overseas sUrface), $60 (overseas air, 

Europe). $56 (America/Asia), $45 (Australia/South 

Pacific). 

4. WomanFile Inc., P.O. Box 56-147, Auckland 3, New 

Zealand. 

5. The Broadsheet Collective. 

7. ISSN 0110·8803. 

9. OCLC 6578660. 

12. News; analysis; in·depth articles; fiction; poetry; 

reviews. Broadsheet is a radical feminist magazine 

which consciously strives to be anti·racist and to 

incorporate the views of indigenous women. The main 

focus is on New Zealand women and events, with 

some coverage of Pacific concerns and issues facing 

women and feminists everyNhere." 

BROOMSTiCK 

1. 1978. 

2. 4lyear. 

3. $15-$30 (indiv.). $30 (inst.) , $20·$35 (indiv., Canada). 

$25-$40 (indiv., other foreign). Single copies: $5 

4. 3543 18th St.#3, San Francisco, CA 94110. 

5. Mickey Spencer, Polly Taylor. 

7. ISSN 0883·9811 


11. Alternative Press Index. 

12. 'Broomstick is a feminist political journal publishing 

material by, for and about women over forty. Our 

priorities are: to portray clear, positivEimages of older 

women; to take a stand against the denigration of older 

women; to offer positive alternatives in our lives. Our 

goal is to form a support nework among older 

women.' 

CAFRA NEWS/NOVEDADES CAFRA 

1. 1967 (CAFRA News; 1990 (Novedades CAFRAl. 

2. 4/year. 

3. $25 (ind;v.), $35 (inst.). 

4. CAFRA, P.O. Box 442, Tunapuna, Trinidad & Tobago 

5. Rowena Kalfoo. 

7. ISSN 1016·9741. 

9 OelC 26343925. 

10. Madison. 

11. 'CAFRA News is the quarterly newsle«er and primary 

neworking tool of the Caribbean Association for 

Feminist Research and Action (CAFRA). 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 7contrlbute to the development of 

the women's movement regionally and 

internationally. 

CALYX 

1. 1976. 

2. 3lyear. 

3. $18 (indiv.), $22.50 (lib. & inst.), $15 (low income). 

Single copies: $8. 

4. P.O. Box B, Corvallis, OR 97339. 

5. Margarita Donnelly. 

7. ISSN 0147·1627. 

8. LC 77·649570. 

9. OCLC 3114927. 

10. Madison. 

11. American Humanities Index; The Annual Index to Poetry 

in Periodicals; The Index of American PeriodIcal Verse. 

12. ·CaIYX publishes poetry, prose, art, reviews, translations, 

and photography, and is commi«ed to providing a 

beautiful and creative journal format in which to 

showcase women artists and writers.· 

CAMERA OBSCURA 

1. 1976. 

2. 3lyear. 

3. $18.50 (indiv.), $37 (inst.). Add. $6 foreign postage. 

4. Johns Hopkins University Press, Journals Publishing 

Division, 701 West 40th St., Suite 275, Baltimore, MD 

21211. 

5. Constance Penley, Janet Bergstrom, Elisabeth lyon, 

lynn Splgel, Sharon Willis. 

6. The Managing Editor,.CameraObscura, Film Studies 

Program, Vnw. of California, Santa Barbara, CA 93106. 

6. lC sc79·4979. 

9. OCLC 4818143. 

10. Madison; Milwaukee. 

11. Alternative Press Index; Arts & Humanities Citation 

Index; International Index to Film Periodicals; The 

Film/literature Index; International Index to Film 

Periodicals; International Index to Television Periodicals; 

Studies on Women Abstracts; Women's Studies Index. 

12. Film theory and history; feminist theory; psychoanalytic 

theory; Marxist theory; photography; video and 

performance. 

CANADIAN JOURNAL OF WOMEN AND THE LAW 

1. 1985. 

2. 2/year. 

3. $21.40 (studenVlow·jncome), $42.80 (Indiv.), $69.55 

(inst.). Add $7.50 outside Canada (prices include GST). 

4. 575 King Edward Ave., O«awa, Ontario, KiN 6N5, 

Canada. 

5. Prof. Elizabeth Sheehy (English Co·Editor), Prof. 

Michelle Boivin (French Co·Editor). 

6. FaCUlty of law/Faculte de droit, Vniv. of O«awa, 57 

louis Pasteur, O«awa, Ontario KiN 6N5, Canada. 

7. ISSN 0632·8781. 

9. OCLC 13902155.

to. Madison. 

11. Canadian Periodicals Index; Index to Canadian 

Periodical Literature; Index to Legal Periodicals; 

Studies on Women Abstracts; Women Studies 

Abstracts. 

12. 'The CJWL is the only Canadian legal periodical 

dedicated to providing in-depth, feminist analysis of 

legal Issues of concern to women: 

CANADIAN WOMAN STUDIES/LES CAHIERS DE LA 

FEMME 

1. 1978. 

2. 4/year. 

3. Canada: $32.10 Cdn. (indiv.), $42.80 Cdn. (inst.). 

Outside Canada: $36 Cdn. (Indiv.), $46 Cdn. (inst.) 

Single copies: $6. Cdn. 

4. 212 Founders College, York University, 4700 Keele St., 

Downsview, Ontario M3J 1P3, Canada. 

5. Elizabeth Brady. 

7. ISSN 0713-3235. 

9. OCLC 8558872. 

10. Madison; Milwaukee; State Historical Society. 

11 . Canadian Periodical Index; Nellie Langford Rowell 

Library; Women Studies Abstracts; Women's Studies 

Index. 

12. 'CWS/cf is a bilingual, interdisciplinary, feminist journal 

that brings exciting scholarship about women to 

non-scholars, broadcasts our diverse experiences and 

bridges the gap between Canada's languages and 

cultures.' 

COLUMBIA JOURNAL OF GENDER AND LAW 

1. 1991. 

2. l/year. (will publish 2/year beginning with Vol. 3.) 

3. $10 (student), $15 (indiv., public interest), $25 (inst.). 

4. 435 West 116th St., New York, NY 10027. 

5. Heidi L Mortensen, Lawson M. Sullivan. 

t1. Wilson's Index to Legal Periodicals. 

12. 'The Columbia Journal of Gender and Law was 

founded to publish legal and interdisciplinary writings 

on feminism and gender issues and to expand feminist 

jurisprudence. The Journal is intended to serve as a 

forum for topics inadequately addressed In most law 

journals and reviews. The articles in JGL approach 

legal issues from a variety of disciplines. We aim to 

promote an expansive view of feminism embracing 

women and men of all colors, classes, sexual 

orientations, and cultures: 

COMMON LIVES/LESBIAN LIVES 

1. 1981. 

2. 4/year. 

3. $15 (indiv.), $10 (hardship), $25 (inst.), free to lesbians 

in prisons, mental institutions, and old age homes. Add 

$7 for foreign postage. Single copies: $4.50. 

4. P.O. Box 1553, Iowa City, IA 52244. 

5. Editorial Collective. 

7. ISSN 0891-6969. 

8. sLC sn84-10345. 

9. OCLC 8234014. 

10. Madison. 

12. History; biography; correspondence; journal entries; 

fiction; poetry; visual art. ' Common Livesllesbian 

Lives seeks to document the lives of ordinary lesbians, 

and to reflect the diversity of the lesbian 

community·-Iesbians of color, of age and of youth, fat 

lesbians, disabled lesbians, poor and working-class 

lesbians. 9:ik!:: wishes to Insure access and 

visibility to lesbians who have never thought 

before of publishing their work." 

CONCERNS: NEWSLETIER OF THE WOMEN'S CAUCUS 

OF THE MODERN LANGUAGES 

1. 1971. 

2. 3/year. 

3. Sliding scale based on Income, write for details. 

4. Carol Klimick Cyganowski, WCML Treasurer, Engl. 

Dept., DePaul University, McGaw Hall 245, 802 West 

Belden Ave., Chicago, IL 60614. 

5. Frances M. Kavenik. 

6. Frances M. Kavenik, English Dept., UW-Parkside, Box 

No. 2000, Kenosha, WI 53141. 

9. OCLC 2259870. 

12. News of the Modern Language Association; features; 

bibliographies; job Information. 

CONNEXIONS: AN INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S 

QUARTERLY 

1. 1981. 

2. 4/year. 

3. $15 (indlv.), $24 (inst. & lib.), $17 (Indiv., Canada & 

Mexico). $17 (indiv., overseas surface), $30 (indiv., 

overseas airmail). Single copies: $4. 

4. People's Translation Service, 4228 Telegraph Avenue, 

Oakland, CA 94609. 


7. ISSN 0886-7062. 

8. LC 83-645901; sn83-11831. 

9. OCLC 8015674. 

10. Madison. 

11. Alternative Press Index; Women's Studies Index. 

12. •...the collective product of feminists of diverse 

nationalities and political perspectives committed to 

contributing to an international women's movement.' 

Each issue focuses on a specific theme through feature 

articles, Interviews and personat narratives, often 

translated from foreign-language pUblications. 

DAUGHTERS OF SARAH 

I. 1974. 

2. 4/year. 

3. $18. Add $5 for foreign postage. 

4. P.O. Box 411179, Chicago, IL 60641. 

5. Reta Halteman Finger. 

6. 3601 N. Keeler, Chicago, IL 60641. 

7. ISSN 0739-1749. 

8. LC sn83-8089. 

9. OCLC 2254361. 


11. Book Reviews in Religion; Religion Index One: 

Periodicals (RIO). 

12. 'We seek to provide a forum for varying viewpoints 

within Christian feminism; examining issues that affect 

women such as poverty, homosexuality, spirituality, 

divorce, incest. biblical interpretation.' 

DIFFERENCES: A JOURNAL OF FEMINIST CULTURAL 

STUDIES 

1. 1989. 

2. 3/year. 

3. $28 (indiv.), $48 (inst.). Add $10 for forel9n postage. 

Single copies: $10 (indiv.), $20 (inst.) plus $1.75 

postage. 

4. Journals Manager, Indiana University Press, 601 N. 

v.

vi, 

Morton St., Bloomington, IN 47404. 

5. Naomi Schor, Elizabeth Weed. 

6. Box 1958, Brown University, Providence, AI 02912. 

7. ISSN 1040-7391. 

8. LC 89-650873. 

9. OCLC 18507940. 

10. Madison. 

11. Sociological Abstracts; Studies on Women Abstracts; 


12. "d iff ere nee 5: A Journal of Feminist Cultural 

Studies is affiliated with the Pembroke Center for 

Teaching and Research on Women, a nonprofit 

educa.tional organization, at Brown University. The 

journal brings together cultural studies and feminism 

and aims to provide a forum for an examination of 

CUltural politics and discursive practices informed by 

feminist criticism." 

EVERYWOMAN 

1. 1985. 

2. 12/year. 

3. 19.80 pounds (indiv.), 30 pounds (inst. & lib.); U.S.: 35 

pounds (indiv., airmail), 48 pounds (inst. & lib., airmail). 

4. 34 Islington Green, London, NI 8DU, England. 

5. Editorial Co-operative. 

7. ISSN 0267-2294 

10. Madison. 

12. 'News/current affairs by and for women.' 

FEMINISM & PSYCHOLOGY, AN INTERNATiONAL 

JOURNAL 

1. 1991. 

2. 3/year. 

3. 21 pounds (indiv.), 45 pounds (inst.), $35 (U.S. indiv.), 

$74 (U.S. inst.). 

4. Sage Publications Ltd., 6 Bonhlll St., London EC2A 

4PU, United Kingdom; or Sage Publications Ltd., P.O. 

Box 5096, Newbury Park, CA 91359. 

5. Sue Wilkinson. 

6. Health Studies Research, Institute of Nursing Studies, 

University of Hull, Hull HU6 7AX, United Kingdom. 

7. ISSN 0959-3535. 

8. LC 91-649264. 

9. OCLC 23367452. 

11. Current Contents; Social Science Citation Index; 

Studies on Women Abstracts. 

10. Madison. 

12. 'Feminism & Psychology provides an international 

forum for debate at the interface of feminism and 

psychology. It aims to foster the development of 

feminist theory and practice in psychology and to 

represent the concerns of women in a wide range of 

contexts across the academic-applied 'divide." 

FEMINISMS 

1. 1988. 

2. 6/year. 

3. $8, $9 (Canada), $10 (other foreign). Single copies: 

$1.50. 

4. Center for Women's Studies, Ohio State University, 207 

Duties Hall, 230 W. 17th Ave. Columbus, OH 43210. 

5. Cecilia C. Kavanaugh. 

9. OGLC 18095403. 

10. La Crosse; Madison; Milwaukee; Oshkosh. 

12. 'Our goal In Feminisms is to celebrate the varieties of 

feminist expression and to continue the tradition of 

connecting the. Center for Women's Studies to 

women's communities through its publications.' 

Includes essays, short fiction, poetry, book 

reviews, and articles. 

FEMINIST BOOKSTORE NEWS 

1. 1976. 

2. 6/year. 

3. $60, plus $9 Canada or $19 overseas. 

4. P.O. Box 882554, San Francisco, CA 94188-2554. 

5. Carol Seajay. 

7. ISSN 0741-6555. 

10. Milwaukee; State Historical Society. 

12. FBN is the communications vehicle for the informal 

network of feminist bookstores. Every issue contains 

articles on bookstore policy and politics, as well as over 

200 book reviews and announcements. Also read (with 

a passion) by feminist librarians and women's studies 

instructors.• 

FEMINIST COLLECTIONS: A QUARTERLY OF WOMEN'S 

STUDIES RESOURCES 

1. 1980. 

2. 4/year. 

3. University of Wisconsin: $6.50 (indiv.), $12 

(organizations). Wisconsin subscriptions: $12.60 (indiv. 

& non-profit women's organizations), $17.85 (libraries & 

other organizations). Out·ol-state subscriptions: $23 

(indiv. & women's programs), $43 (inst.). Foreign 

subscribers pay postage: $5 (surface) or $15 (airmail). 

Fee covers all publications of the Office of the Women's 

Studies Librarian (See p. li). Single copies: $2.75. 

4. 430 Memorial Ubrary, 728 State Street, Madison, WI 

53706. 

5. Phyllis Weisbard, Linda Shult. 

7. ISSN 0742-7441; 0742-7433, 0742·7123. 

8. LCsn64-10183. 

9. OCLC 6467769. 

10. Baraboo; Barron Co.; Eau Claire; Fond du Lac; Green 

Bay; La Crosse; Madison; MilwaUkee; Oshkosh; 

Parkside; Platteville; River Falls; Rock Co.; Sheboygan; 

Stevens Point; Stout; Superior; Waukesha; Whitewater. 

11. Women's Studies Index. 

12. Editorials, features, news, bibliographies, book reviews. 

Focus on feminist librarianship, publishing, bookselling, 

archiving, researching·-both in Wisconsin and 

nationally. Review essays strive to provide a guide to 

the literature on a particular topic, (e.g. sociobiology; 

women in development; western women; lesbian 

studies; Black women; feminist science fiction.) 

FEMINIST ISSUES 

1. 1980. 

2. 2/year. 

3. $15 (indiv.), $34 (inst.). Single copies: $9 (indiv.), $20 

(inst.). Add $10 (surface) or $16 (air mail) postage 

outside U.S. 

4. Transaction Periodicals Consortium, Dept. 8010, 

Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ 08903. 

5. Mary Jo Lakeland, Susan Ellis Wolf. 

6. 2948 Hillegass, Berkeley, CA 94705. 

7. ISSN 0270-6679. 

6. LC 82-641422; sn60-13352. 


11. Women's Studies Index 

12. A journal of feminist social and political theory, with 

emphasis on an international exchange of ideas. It 

includes articles by English·language feminists as well

as translations of feminist texts by women of other countries. 

FEMINIST REVIEW 

1. 1979. 

2. 3/year. 

3. UK/EEC: 21 pounds (indiv.), 50 pounds (inst.), 8.99 

pounds per copy (back issues); Overseas: 28 pounds 

(indiv.), 55 pounds (inst.); North America: $46 (indiv.), 

$90 (ins!.), $16.50 per copy (back issues). 

4. Subscriptions Dept., Routledge Journals, Cheritan 

House, North Way, Andover, Hants SP10 5BE England. 


6. Feminist Review, 11 Carleton Gardens, Brecknock Rd., 

London N19 5AO, England. 

7. ISSN 0141-7789. 

8. LC 80-647745. 

9. OCLC 6191763. 

10. Madison. 


12, "To develop the theory of Women's Liberation and 

debate the political perspectives and strategy of 1he 

movement. To be a forum of work in progress and 

current research and debates In Women's Studies." 

FEMINIST STUDIES 

1. 1972. 

2. 3/year. 

3. $25 (indiv.), $55 (Inst.). Single copies: $10 (indiv.), $20 

(inst.). Add $5 foreign (Canada, Mexico, and overseas 

surface), $9 (North and South America, air), $14 

(overseas air mail.) 

4. Claire G. Moses, Editor & Manager, Feminist Studies, 

c/o Women's Studies Program, University of Maryland, 

College Park, MD 20742. 

5. Claire G. Moses. 

7. ISSN 0046-3653. 

8. LC 78·645276; sc76-192. 

9. OCLC 1632609. 

10, Eau Claire; Green Bay; La Crosse, Madison; 

Milwaukee; Oshkosh; Parkside; Platteville; River Falls; 

Stevens Point; Stout; Whitewater. 

11. Alternative Press Index; America: History and Life; 

American Historical Association Recently PUblished 

Articles; Applied Social Science Index & Abstracts; 

Bulletin signaletique-sociologie; Historical Abstracts; 

International Bibliography of Book Reviews; 

International Bibliography of Periodical Literature; 

Uterary Criticism; Modern Language Association 

International Bibliography; Periodica lslamica; The 

Philosopher's Index; Psychological Abstracts; Sage 

Family Studies Abstracts; Sage Human Relations 

Abstracts; Social Sciences Citation Index; Sociological 

Abstracts; Studies on Women Abstracts; Women 

Studies Abstracts; Women's Studies Index. 

12. Historical and critical articles; poetry; art; reports from 

the women's movement; reviews. 'Feminist Studies 

was founded to encourage analytic responses to 

feminist issues and to open new areas of research, 

criticism, and speculation. The editors are committed 

to providing a forum for feminist analysis, debate, and 

exchange." 

FEMINIST TEACHER 

1. 1984. 

2. 3/year. 

3. $12 (indiv.), $20 (inst.). Add $5 for foreign postage. 

Single copies: $6 (indiv.), $10 (inst.). 

4. 442 Ballantine, Indiana University, Bloomington, IN 

47405. 


7. ISSN 0882-4843. 

8. LC sn85-1018. 

9. OCLC 11660672. 

10. Madison; Milwaukee; Parkside; Platteville; Stevens 

Point; Whitewater. 

11. Alternative Press Index; ERIC; Studies on Women 

Abstracts; Women's Studies Index. 

12. Articles, news, resources for feminist educators, from 

preschool to graduate school. 

FEMINIST VOiCES 

1. 1987. 

2. 10/year. 

3. $12 (indiv.), $25 (inst.) 

4. P.O. Box 853, Madison, WI 53701-0853. 


9. OCLC 25927620. 


12. 'Feminist Voices exists to provide an open forum so 

that women can speak; that our voices will be heard. 

Our goal is to bridge the diversity of feminist thought by 

prOViding an alternate environment which encompasses 

and respects the varied perspectives of women. Our 

power is strengthened by recognizing and exploring the 

diversity of women's experiences, Ideas and concerns. 

Through this publication we hope to Identify our 

commonalities and strengthen our collective power as 

women. Feminist Voices does not consider for 

publication anything that is racist, sexist or 

homophobic. 

FIREWEED 

1. 1978. 

2. 4/year. 

3. Canada: $18 (iodiv.), $27 (inst.). Add $4 outside 

Canada. 

4. P.O. Box 279, Station B, Toronto, Ontario, M5T 2W2, 

Canada. 

5. Fireweed Collective. 

7. ISSN 0706-3857. 

8. LC cn79-30301. 

9. OCLC 4677989. 

10. Madison; State Historical Society. 

12. Fireweed is a forum for feminist thought and discussion. 

FRONTIERS: A JOURNAL OF WOMEN STUDIES 

1. 1975. 

2. 3/year, 

3. $20 (indlv.), $33 (inst.). Single copies: $8 (indiv.), $11 

(inst.). 

4. Frontiers, University Press of Colorado, P.O. Box 849, 

Niwot, CO 80544. 

5. Louise Lamphere. 

6. Frontiers, Women's Studies Program, Mesa Vista Hall 

2142, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM 

87131. 

7. ISSN 0160-9009. 

8. LC sc78-317. 

9. OCLe 2586280. 

10. Eau Claire; La Crosse; Madison; Milwaukee; Parkside; 

Platteville; State Historical Society; Stevens Point; 

Whitewater. 

11. America, History and Life; American Humanities Index; 

Current Contents/Social and Behavioral Studies; 

vii,

that relate sexuality and gender to political, economic, and 

stylistic concerns." 

HAG RAG 

1. 1986. 

2. 6/year. 

3. $10·15 (sliding scale, indiv.), $20 (inst.), $15 (indiv., 

CanadatMexico), $25 (indiv., other foreign). Single 

copies: $3. Available on cassette tape. 

4. P,O. Box 93243 Milwaukee, WI 53203. 

5, Mary Frank, Theo, Kramer. 

10. State Historical Society, 

12. "Lesbian feminist news, analysis, reviews, political 

commentary, theory, letters, calendar." 

HARVARD WOMEN'S LAW JOURNAL 

1. 1978. 

2. Annual. 

3. $15 (indiv.), $17 (foreign, surface), $27 (Ioreign, 

airmail). 

4. Publications Center, Harvard Law School, Cambridge, 

MA 02138. 

5. Marie Arnold, Chris Scobey. 

6. Articles Editors, Harvard Women's Law Journal, 

Harvard Law School, Cambridge, MA 02138. 

7. ISSN 0270-1456. 

8. LC 80-643769. 

9. OCLC 3967304. 

10. Madison; Platteville. 

11. Current Law Index; Index to Legal Periodicals. 

12. "The Harvard Women's Law Journal Is devoted to the 

development of a feminist jurisprudence. The main 

purpose is to provide an In-depth exploration of the 

Impact of the law on women and of women on the law. 

Political, economic, historical and sociological 

perspectives are combined with legal ones to present a 

realistic picture of women's legal status." 

HEALTH CARE FOR WOMEN INTERNATiONAL 

1. 1980. 

2. 4/year. 

3. 28 pounds (indiv.), 56 pounds (inst.), $41 (U.S. indiv.), 

$95 (U.S. inst.). 

4. Hemisphere Publishing Corporation, 1900 Frost Rd., 

Suite 101, Bristol, PA 19007. 

5. Dr. Phyllis Noerager Stern. 

6. Phyllis Noerager Stern, Parent-Child Dept., School of 

Nursing, Indiana University, 1111 Middle Dr., 

Indianapolis, IN 46202-5107. 

7. ISSN 0739-9332. 

8. LC sn83-8667. 

9. OCLC 9837689. 

10. Eau Claire; Madison; Milwaukee; Oshkosh; Platteville. 

11. BIOSIS; International Nursing Index; Nursing Abstracts; 

Sociological Abstracts; Studies on Women Abstracts; 


12. "Provides an international, interdisciplinary approach to 

health care for women. We accept papers that discuss 

the newest theories, skills, procedures, and papers 

describing issues in the health, psychology, sociology, 

anthropology, and nursing professions.' 

HEALTHSHARING: A CANADIAN WOMEN'S HEALTH 

QUARTERLY 

1. 1979. 

2. 4/year. 

3. $15 (indiv.), $28 (org. & groups). Prices include GST· 

Reg. No. R119302255. Add $3 (U.S.); $4 (others) 

for foreign postage. 

4. 14 Skey Lane, Toronto, Ontario M6J 3C4, Canada. 


7. ISSN 0226-1510. 

8. LC cn80-30707. 

9. OCLC 6295890. 

10. Madison. 

11. Alternative Press Index; Canadian Business & Current 

Affairs Database (on-line); Canadian MagaZine Index; 


12. Provides a critical analysis of women's health issues 

from a feminist perspective. 

HECATE: A WOMEN'S INTERDISCIPLINARY JOURNAL 

1. 1975. 

2. 2/year. 

3. $15 Aus. (Indiv.), $60. (indiv., sustaining), $40 Aus. 

(inst.). Single copies: $6 (indiv.), $7.50 (inst.). 

4. P.O. Box 99, St. Lucia, Brisbane, Queensland 4067, 

Australia. 

5. Carole Ferrier. 

7. ISSN 0311-4198. 

9. OCLe 2530248. 

10. Madison. 

11. Women Studies Abstracts; Women's Studies Index. 

12. Historical and critical articles; creative work; graphics; 

bibliographies; reviews. "Hecate prints material relating 

to women. We are particularly interested in 

contributions which employ a feminist, marxist, or other 

radical methodology to focus on the position of women 

in relation to patriarchy and capitalism." 

HERESiES: A FEMINIST PUBLICATION ON ART & 

POLITICS 

1. 1977. 

2. 2/year. 

3. $23 (indiv.), $33 (inst.). Single copies: $6.75 

4. P.O. Box 1306, Canal Street Station, New York, NY 

10013. 

5. Heresies Collective, Inc. 

6. 280 Broadway, Suite 412, New York, NY 10007. 

7. ISSN0146-3411. 

8. LC sc77-704. 

9. OCLC 2917688. 

10. La Crosse; Madison; Milwaukee; Platteville; Stevens 

Point. 

11. Alternative Press Centre; American Humanities Index; 


12. Essays, experimental writing; poetry; short fiction; 

interviews; page art; photography; graphic art; all visual 

arts, "We believe that what Is commonly called art can 

have a political impact and that in the making of art and 

all cultural artifacts our identities as women playa 

distinct role ... (a) place where diversity can be 

articulated.' 

HOT WIRE 

1. 1984. 

2. 3/year. 

3. $17 (indiv.), $19 (foreign, surface rate), $24 (foreign, air 

rate to Canada), $31 (foreign, air rate to Asia, Africa, 

Australia), $27 (foreign, air rate to Europe, South 

America), $23 (air rate to Central America). Single 

copies: $6. 

4. Empty Closet Enterprises, 5210 N. Wayne, Chicago, IL 

60640. 

I x.

women around the world are working on: development, 

health, work, violence against women, media, 

communication, methods of organization, models for action 

and more.... Each issue is produced jointly by Isis 

International and one or more Third World women's groups.' 

Articles; editorials; conference reports; resource guides. 

IS1S-WICCE (Women's lnternaUonal Cross-Cultural 

Exchange) 

1. 1983. 

2. 2/year (Women's World). 

3. 20 Swiss francs (indiv.), 40 Swiss francs (inst.), 50 

Swiss francs (supporting) (or U.S. dollar equivalent). 

4. 3 chemin des Campanules, 1219 Aire, Geneve, 

Switzerland. 

5. ISIS·WICCE collective. 


12. 'International fQminist magazine providing news about 

women around the world from a feminist perspective 

and focusing particularly on the link between women in 

developing and industrialized countries." 

ISSUES IN REPROOUCTIVE AND GENETIC 

ENGINEERING: JOURNAL OF INTERNATiONAL FEMINiST 

ANALYSIS 

1. 1988. 

2. 3/year. 

3. U.S.: $40 (indiv), $125 (inst.); Great Britain: 25 pounds 

(indiv.), 70 pounds (inst.). 

4. Pergamon Press, Maxwell House, Fairview Park, 

Elmsford, NY 10523. 

5. Jalna Hanmer. 

6. School of Applied Social Studies, University of 

Bradford, Bradford, West Yorkshire BD7 lOP, England. 

7. ISSN 0895-5565. 

8. 86-646836; sn87-1515. 

9. OClC 16678507. 

11. Alternative Press Index; Current Contents/Social and 

Behavioral Sciences; Current Contents/Social Citation 

Index. 

12. 'The journal is designed to facilitate the development of 

feminist, multidisciplinary, and international analyses on 

the new reproductive technologies and genetic 

engineering and their impact on women worldwide. 

The policy of the journal is to recognize the use and 

abuse of women as central to the development of 

reproductive technologies and genetic engineering and 

to highlight the relevance of the application of these 

technologies to the past, present, and emerging social 

and political conditions of women." 

JOURNAL OF FEMINIST FAMilY THERAPY 

1. 1989. 

2. 4/year. 

3. $24 (indiv.), $40 (inst.), $105 (libr. & subscription 

agencies). Foreign (outside Canada and Mexico) add 

40%; add 30% + 7% GST (Canada). 

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

13904 

5. Lois Braverman. 

6. 3833 Woods Dr., Des Moines, IA 50312. 

7. ISSN 0895-2833. 

8. lC 89-657282. 

9. OClC 16545991. 

10. Madison. 

11. Family Resources Database; Index to Periodical 

Articles Related to Law; Inventory of Marriage & Family 

Uterature; Social Work Research & Abstracts; 

Studies on Women Abstracts; Women Studies 

Abstracts. 

12. "The Journal of Feminist Family Therapy provides a 

multidisciplinary forum to further explore the relationship 

betw"een feminist theory and family therapy practice and 

theory. Articles Include those of theoretical nature, as 

well as those focusing on empirical research and 

clinical application. The contributors to the journal 

critique family therapy concepts and apply a feminist· 

oriented perspective to treatment Issues of particular 

importance to therapy with women." 

JOURNAL OF FEMINIST STUDIES IN RELIGION 

1. 1985. 

2. 2/year. 

3. $18 (Ind!v.), $14 (students), $30 (Inst.), 12.50 pounds 

(foreign, indlv.), 17.50 pounds (foreign, inst.). Single 

copies: 8.85 pounds. Foreign subscriptions should be 

sent to T. & T. Clark Ltd., 59 George St., Edinburgh 

EH2 2LQ Scotland. Single copies: $15.50, from 

Professional Book Distributors, P.O. Box 6996, 

Alpharetta, GA 30239-6996. 

4. Membership Services, Box 15399, Atlanta, GA 30333. 

5. Judith Plaskow, Elizabeth Schussler Fiorenza. 

6. Elizabeth Schussler Fiorenza, Harvard Divinity School, 

Am. 404, 45 Francis Ave., Cambridge, MA 02138. 

7. ISSN 8755-4178. 

10 Oshkosh; Madison. 

11. Guide to Social Science and Religion in Periodical 

Literature; Religion Index One: Periodicals; Religious 

and Theological Abstracts; Sage Human Relations 


12. 'The JFSR is a channel for the dissemination of feminist 

scholarship in religion and a forum for discussion and 

dialogue among women and men of differing feminist 

perspectives. Its editors are committed to rigorous 

thinking and analysis in the service of the 

transformation of religious stUdies and of religious and 

cultural institutions.' 

JOURNAL OF GENDER STUDIES 

1. 1991. 

2. 2/year. 

3. 6 pounds (indiv.), 10 pounds (Inst.), plus 3 pounds 

overseas postage. 

4. Sheila Cunnison, Journal of Gender Studies, 

Humberside Polytechnic, Inglemlre Ave., Hull HU6 7LU 

United Kingdom. 

5. Marion Shaw, Jenny Headlam Wells. 

6. Marion Shaw, Journal of Gender Studies, Department of 

English, University of Hull, Hull, HUe 7RX United 

Kingdom. 

7. 0956-9236. 

8. sn91·26591 

9. 24317037. 

12. "The Journal of Gender Studies is an interdisciplinary 

journal which publishes articles relating to gender from 

a feminist perspective within a wide range of subject 

areas covering the social and natural sciences, popular 

culture and the arts. The Journal of Gender Studies 

also seeks articles from international sources and aims 

to take account of a diversity of cultural backgrounds 

and differences in sexual orientation. It encourages 

contributions from previously unpublished writers as 

well as from established authors. The Journal includes 

reviews of books, films and other forms of 

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xii, 

entertainment. The Journal of Gender Studies is published 

by the Hull Centre for Gender Studies, a group of 

academics, students and townspeople which organizes 

seminar and day schools in Hull and is jointly sponsored by 

the Unverslty of Hull and Humberside Polytechnic." 

JOURNAL OF WOMEN & AGING 

1. 1989. 

2. 4/year. 

3. $38 (indiv.), $40 (inst.), $90 (libr. and sub. agencies). 

Add 40% for foreign (outside U.S.); add 30% plus 7% 

G&S tax (Canada). 

4. The Haworth Press, 10 Alice Street, Binghamton, NY 

13904. 

5. J. Dianne Garner. 

6. Dept. of Social Work, Washburn University, Topeka, KS 

66621. 

7. ISSN 0895-2841. 

8. LC 89-656519. 

9. OCLC 16546320. 

10. Madison; Stout. 

11. Abstracts in Social Gerontology; Applied Social 

Science Index & Abstracts; Current Contents; Current 

Literature on Aging; Family Resources Database; Index 

to Periodical Articles Related to Law; Inventory of 

Marriage and Family Literature; Sage Family Studies 

Abstracts; Sociological Abstracts; Studies on Women 

Abstracts; Women Studies Abstracts; Women's Studies 

Index. 

12. 'This timely journal enhances the knowledge of a wide 

variety of professionals who are concerned with the 

health and well·belng of women as they age. In order 

to deliver quality care and services to older women, 

practitioners, researchers, and educators need access 

to the most current information ··Informatlon that they 

can find In the Journal of Women & Aging." 

JOURNAL OF WOMEN AND RELIGION 

1. 1981. 

2. Annual. 

3. Available only with membership, which includes 

monthly mailings and a bibliography of women and 

religion. Subscription and membership rates: $20 

(studenVlow income), $30 (indlv.), $50 (inst.). Single 

copies: $3.50. 

4. 2400 Ridge Rd., Berkeley, CA 94709. 

5. Jane E. Vennard. 

7. ISSN 0888-5621. 

8. LC sn82·20870. 

9. OCLC 7863169. 


12 'Each journal's focus differs. We have covered areas 

such as women and power, women and peace.' 

JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S HISTORY 

1. 1989. 

2. 3/year. 

3. $25 (indiv), $45 (lnst.). Add $10 for foreign postage. 

Single copies: $11.75 (indiv.), $21.75 (inst.). 

4. Journals Manager, Indiana University Press, 10th and 

Morton St., Bloomington, IN 47405. 

5. Christie Farnham, Joan Hoff-Wilson. 

6. Dept. of History/Ballantine Hall, Indiana University, 

Bloomington, IN 47404. 

7. ISBN 1042-7961. 

8. LC sn89-6627. 

9. OCLC 19219902. 

10. Eau Claire; La Crosse; Madison; Milwaukee; Parkslde; 

Whitewater. 


12. International women's history. 

KALLIDPE: A JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S ART 

1. 1979_ 

2. 3/year. 

3. $10.50 (indiv.). $18 (Inst.). Add $6 for foreign postage. 

Single copies $4 (Vol. 1 no. l--Vol. 9 no. 2). $7 (Vol. 11 

no. 2··present), $8 (Vol. 7 nos. 1/2, Vol. 8 nos. 1/2). 

4. F.C.C.J. 3939 Roosevelt Boulevard, Jacksonville, FL 

32205-3056. 

5. Mary Sue Koeppel. 

7. ISSN 0735-7885. 

8. LC 84-647165; sn 82-7891. 

9. OCLC 8981808. 

10. Madison; Stevens Point. 

11. American Humaitles Index; Index of American Periodical 

Verse. 

12. 'The purpose of Kalliope is to offer support and 

encouragement to women in the arts, to promote the 

pursuit of excellence in both verbal and visual art forms, 

and to provide a medium of communication through 

which women artists may share their work, ideas and 

opinions." 

LEGACY 

1. 1984. 

2. 2/year. 

3. $12 (graduate stUdents), $17.50 (indiv.), $20 (inst.). 


4. Journals Dept, Penn State Press, SUite C. Barbara 

Bldg., 820 N. Vniv. Dr., University Park, PA 16802. 

5. Martha Ackmann, Karen Dandurand, Joanne Dobson. 

6. Karen Dandurand, Dept. of English, Indiana University 

of Pennsylvania, Indiana, PA 15705 (manuscript 

submissions and information for 'Notes and Queries'); 

Martha Ackmann, Women's Studies Dept., Mount 

Holyoke College, South Hadley, MA 01075 ('Profiles'). 

7. ISSN 0748-4321. 

8. LC sc84-2143; sn84-8795. 

9. OCLC 10881450. 

10. Madison. 

11. Abstracts of English Studies; American History and Ufe; 

American Literary Scholarship; Book Reviews in the 

Humanities; Information America; lSI; Uterary Criticism 

Register; MLA International Bibliography; Recently 

Published Articles •• American History Association; 

Women Studies Abstracts. 

12. A journal about pre-nineteenth century, 

nineteenth-century, and early twentieth century women 

writers. 

LESBIAN CONTRADICTiON: A JOURNAL OF IRREVERENT 

FEMINISM 

1. 1982-83. 

2. 4/year. 

3. $6 (indiv.), free for women prisoners. Single copies: 

$1.50. 

4. 584 Castro St., Suite 263, San Francisco, CA 94114. 

5. Jan Adams, Rebecca Gordon, BettyJohanna, Jane 

Meyerding. 

11. Alternative Press Index. 

12. LesCon aims to print lively, thoughtful, controversial, 

and/or humorous writing and graphics that contribute to 

the development of a deeper, more inclusive feminist

vision. No fiction, no poetry; no 'news" or items of purely 

local interest. Non-lesbians are welcome to submit work; 

LesCon is 'women only,' not 'lesbian only.' 

LESBIAN ETHICS 

1. 1984. 

2. 3/year. 

3. $14 (indiv.), $18 (inst.). $16 (foreign indiv., surface), 

$24 (foreign Indiv., air), $20 (foreign inst., surface), $28 

(foreign Inst., air). Single copies: $6. 

4. P.O. Box 4723, Albuquerque, NM 87196. 

5. Jeanette Silveira. 

7. ISSN 8755-5352. 

8. LC sn84-1726. 

9. OCLC 11337345. 

10. Madison. 


12. "A journal of lesbian feminist ethics and philosophy, 

with a focus on how lesbians behave with each other.' 

LILITH 

1. 1976. 

2. 4/year. 

3. $16 (indiv.), $24 (iost.). Single copies: $5.00. Add $8 

for foreign postage. 

4. Lilith Publications, Inc., 250 West 57th St., New York, 

NY 10107. 

5. Susan Weidman Schneider. 

7. ISSN 0146-2334. 

8. LC 83-640809; sc77-511. 

9. OCLC 2694720. 

10. Madison; Milwaukee; State Historical Society. 

11. Index to Jewish Periodicals; Women's Studies Index. 

12. Articles; reviews; poetry; fiction. 'Lilith is named for the 

legendary predecessor of Eve who insisted on equality 

with Adam.... As Jewish feminists continue to 

rediscover and rework Jewish practice, the contents of 

Lilith may serve as an evolving Prepared Table for a 

new code of behavior." 

MS, MAGAZINE, THE WORLD OF WOMEN 

1. Ms. Magazine: 1972; Ms. Magazine, The World of 

Women: 1990. 

2. 6/year. 

3. $45, $47 (foreign, surface), $73 (foreign, air mail). 

4. Ms., P.O. Box 57131, Boulder, CO 80322·7132. 

5. Robin Morgan. 

6. 230 Park Ave., 7th Floor, New York, NY 10169. 

7. ISSN 0047·8318. 

8. LC sn90·1205 

9. OCLC 22202699. 

10. Eau Claire; Fond du Lac; Green Bay; Madison; 

Marinette; Milwaukee; Oshkosh; Parkside; Platteville; 

River Falls; Stout; Whitewater. 


12. 'Ms., The World of Women is a bimonthly, mass 

circulation magazine (now free of advertising) covering 

international and national (U.S.) news, the arts, books, 

popular culture, feminist theory and scholarship, 

ecofeminism, women's health, spirituality, and political 

and economic affairs; Ms. also publishes fiction, 

poetry, photo essays, and cartoons.' 

MANUSHI 

1. 1979. 

2. 6/year. 

3. $25 (indiv.), $36 (inst.). Single copies $3. 

4. Manushi Distributors, America, c/o Esther Jantzen, 5008 

Erringer Place, Philadelphia, PA 19144. 

5. MadhU Klshwar 

6. C1/202lajpat Nagar 1, New Delhi· 110024, India 

9. OCLC 10639386. 


12. Manushl: A Journal About Women and Society focuses 

on women's life situations in India and on struggles for 

change. 

MEDIA REPORT TO WOMEN 

1. 1972. 

2. 6/year. 

3. $30 (indiv.), $50 (inst.). Foreign, add $10 for surface 

rate, $20 for airmail postage. Single copies: $10. 

4. Communication Research Associates, Inc., 10606 Mantz 

Rd., Silver Spring, MD 20903-1228. 

5. Sheila J. Gibbons. 

7. ISSN 0145-9651 

8. LC 80·640489; sc77-865. 

9. OCLC 2380896. 

10. Madison; Marinette; Milwaukee; Parkside; Platteville. 


12. "What women are doing and thinking to change the 

communications media. 

MINERVA: QUARTERLY REPORT ON WOMEN AND THE 

MILITARY 

1. 1983. 

2. 4/year. 

3. $20 (students/cadets, low income), $40 (indiv.), $60 

(inst.). 

4. 1101 S. Arlington Ridge Rd. #210, Arlington, VA 22202. 

5. Linda Grant De Pauw. 

7. ISSN 0736·718X. 

8. LC 83-644761; sn83·249. 

9. OCLC 9201074. 


11. America, History and Life; Current Military Literature; 

Historical Abstracts; Women's Studies Index. 

12. News, commentary, book reviews. 'The purpose of 

Minerva is to prOVide an information center for 

individuals and organizations concerned with some 

aspect of women and the military.... The editorial policy 

emphasizes diversity rather than consensus." 

NWSA JOURNAL 

1. 1988. 

2. 4/year. 

3. $24 (indiv. member), $39.50 (indiv.), $45 (inst. 

member), $105 (inst.). 

4. Ablex PUblishing Corp., 355 Chestnut St., NOlWood, NJ 

07648. 

5. Patrocinio Schweickart, Dept. of English, Univ. of New 

hampshire, Durham, NH 03824. 

7. ISSN 1040-0656. 

8. LC sn88-2059. 

9. OCLC 18305154. 

10. Eau Claire; Green Bay; La Crosse; Madison; Milwaukee; 

Parkside; Whitewater. 

11. America: History and Ufe; ERIC Clearinghouse; 

Historical Abstracts; Literary Criticism Register; Studies 

on Women Abstracts; Sociological Abstracts; Women 


12. 'Reflecting two decades of femlnis1 scholarship 

emerging from and supporting the women's movement, 

the NWSA Journal will publish scholarship which 

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xiv. 

continues to link feminist theory with teaching and activism. 

Topics are from an Interdisciplinary perspective or that 

which, although specific to a single discipline, retains broad 

implications. We particularly encourage articles by and 

about women of color, research analyzing class issues, 

scholarship examining non-Western cultures and research 

focusing on feminist pedagogy.· 

NEW DIRECTiONS FOR WOMEN 

1. 1972. 

2. 6/year. 

3. $12 (indiv.), $20 (inst.). 

4. Subscriptions Dept., NOW, P.O. Box 3000, Denville, NJ 

07834-3000. 

5. Phyllis Kriegel. 

6. 108 W. Palisade Ave., Englewood, NJ 07631 

7. ISSN 0160-1075. 

8. lC sn80-52. 

9. OClC 3817120. 

10. Madison; Milwaukee; Platteville; State Historical 

Society. 

11 . Women's Studies Index 

12. "We are a national feminist periodical written for 

feminists and committed to reaching out to those not 

yet dedicated to a feminist future." 

OFF OUR BACKS 

1. 1970. 

2. 11/year. 

3. $19 (indiv.), $30 (inst.), $3 (trial sub. -- 3 issues), 

prisoners: free. Foreign: $20 (Canada & Mexico), $28 

or 16 pounds (overseas airmail). Single copies: $2. 

4. off our backs, Inc., 2423 18th St., NW, 2nd Floor, 

Washington, DC 20009. 

5. off our backs Collective. 

7. ISSN 003O.()071. 

8. lC sn78-1598. 

9. OGlC 1038241; 5729287. 

10. La Crosse; Madison; Milwaukee; Parkside; Platteville; 

State Historical Society; Stevens Point; Superior; 

Waukesha; Whitewater. 

11 . Alternative Press Index; New periodical Index; 

Publisher's Index (1970-1974); Women Studies 


12. 'off our backs is the oldest continuously pUblishing 

feminist publication in the United States. It is unrivalled 

for the. quality of its articles and the breadth of issues it 

covers: up-tO-date comprehensive news on abortion 

rights, health and reproductive technology, lesbian 

rights, anti-pornography actions, comparable worth, 

child care legislation; in-depth coverage of all major 

women's conferences in the U.S.A. plus international 

conferences such as the Feminist Bookfair, Global 

Reproductive Rights, Latin American Encuentro; 

interviews with grass roots feminists, provocative 

reviews and commentaries. off our backs is open to all 

feminist sides of an issue, committed to full factual 

reporting and to the development of feminist ideas in 

the widest possible context." 

ON THE ISSUES 

1. 1983. 

2. 4/year. 

3. $14.75 (indiv.); $24.75 (inst.) Foreign, add $7 postage 

(Canada), $7 (surface, elsewhere), $20 (airmail, 

elsewhere). Single copies: $3.95. 

4. P.O. Box 3000, Dept. OTI, Denville, NJ 07834. 

5. Editor-in-Chief: Merle Hoffman; Executive Editor: Beverly 

lowy. 

6. 97-77 Queens Blvd., Forest Hills, NY 1f374. 

7. ISSN 0895-6014. 

10. Madison. 

11. Directory of Women's Media, The National Directory of 

Magazines, Of A Uke Mind Annual Directory; Women's 

Studies Index. 

12. "A feminist, humanist publication dedicated to education 

on issues affecting women's health and well-being, the 

welfare of children, the protection of animals and the 

promotion of beneficial social change and individual 

rights." 

PEACE AND FREEDOM 

1. 1970. 

2. 6/year. 

3. $12 (indiv.), free with membership of $35 (Indiv.), $40 

(household), $50 (supporting). 

4. 1213 Race St., Philadelphia, PA 19107. 

5. Roberta Spivek. 

7. ISSN 0015-90 

9 OGlC 13148785. 


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

University Microfilms In Ann Arbor, MI. 

12. "Articles and news notes covering the international 

women's peace and justice movement. Emphasis on 

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

Special emphasis on using resources to fill human 

needs, especially those of women." 

PLAINSWOMAN 

Ceased pUblication. 

PSYCHOLOGY OF WOMEN aUARTERlY 

1. 1976. 

2. 4/year. 

3. $37 (indiv., U.S. & Canada), $96 (inst., U.S. & Canada); 

29 pounds (indiv., U.K. & elseWhere), 69 pounds (inst., 

U.K. and elsewhere). Single copies: $20. 

4. Cambridge University Press, 32 East 57th Street, New 

York, NY 10022. 

5. Judith Worell. 

6. Educational and Counseling Psychology,University of 

Kentucky, 237 Dickey Hall, Lexington, KY 40506. 

7. ISSN 0381-6843. 

8. lG 76-12952; s076-790. 

9. OGle 2529664. 

10. Eau Claire; La Crosse; Green Bay; Madison; 

Manitowoc; Milwaukee; Parkside; Platteville; State 

Historical Society; Stevens Point; Stout; Waukesha; 

Whitewater. 

11. Sociological Abstracts; Human Resources Abstracts; 

Psychological Abstracts; Social Sciences Citation Index; 

Current ContentsfSocial and Behavioral Sciences; 

Current Index to Journals in Education (CIJE); Chicorel 

Abstracts to Reading and Learning Disabilities; Child 

Development Abstracts and Bibliography; Development 

and Welfare (India); Human Sexuality Update; Marriage 

and Family Review; Sage Urban Studies Abstracts; 

Sage Public Admin. Abstracts; Selected Ust of Tables of 

Contents of Psychiatric Periodicals; Multicultural 

Education Abstracts; Women Studies Abstracts; 


12. The Psychology of Women Quarterly is sponsored by

Division 35 of the American Psychological Association. 

Empirical studies, critical reviews, theoretical articles, and 

invited book reviews are published in the Quarterly.. The 

kinds of problems addressed include: psychological factors, 

behavioral studies, role development and change, career 

choice and training, management variables, education, 

discrimination, therapeutic processes, and sexuality. 

RESOURCES FOR FEMINIST 

RESEARCH/DOCUMENTATION SUR LA RECHERCHE 

FEMINISTE 

1. 1979. 

2. 4/year. 

3. $26.75 Cdn. (indiv., Canada), $53.50 Cdn. (inst., 

Canada)·· GST included; $45 (indiv., elsewhere), $68 

(inst., elsewhere). 

4. RFRIDRF, O.I.S.E., 252 Bloor St. West, Toronto, 

Ontario M5S 1Y6, Canada. 

5. Editorial Board. 

7. ISSN 0707-8412. 

8. LC 84-641836; cn79-31946. 

9. OCLC 5585549. 

10. Madison; Milwaukee; Stout; Whitewater. 

11. Women Studies Abstracts; America: History and life; 

Canadian Education Index; Canadian Magazine Index; 

Canadian Periodicals Index; American Humanities 

Index; Historical Abstracts; Ny litteratur am Kvinnor; 

Left Index; Sociological Abstracts; Women's Studies 

Index. 

12. Abstracts; book reviews; bibliographies; periodical 

resource guide. An interdisciplinary, international 

periodical of research on women and sex roles. 

ROOM OF ONE'S OWN 

1. 1975. 

2. 4/year. 

3. $21.40 (outside Canada). Single copies: $5. 

4. P.O. Box 46160, Stn.G, Vancouver, B.C., Canada V6R 

4G5. 

5. Growing Room Collective. 

7. ISSN 0316-1609. 

8. LC-33152. 

9. OCLC 2248303. 


12. Feminist journal of literature and criticism; original 

prose and poetry; reviews. 

SAGE: A SCHOLARLY JOURNAL ON BLACK WOMEN 

1. 1984. 

2. 2/year. 

3. $15 (indiv.), $25 (inst.), plus $6 for foreign postage. 

4. P.O. Box 42741, Atlanta, GA 30311-0741. 

5: Patricia Bell-Scott, Beverly Guy-Sheftall. 

7. ISSN 0741-8639. 

8. LC sn63·5428. 

9. OCLC 10219211. 

10. Green Bay; Madison; Milwaukee; Parkside; Platteville; 

State Historical Society. 

11. Alternative Press Index; MLA International Bibliography; 

Psycho/Info: Sociological Abstracts; Women Studies 


12. "This journal is an interdisciplinary forum for discussion 

of issues related to Black women wherever they reside. 

Issues include feature articles, interviews, profiles, 

documents, book reviews, and bibliographies." 

SAGEWOMAN MAGAZINE 

1. 1986. 

2. 4/year. 

3. $18. (19.50, California). Add $10 for foreign postage. 


4. P.O. Box 641, Point Arena, CA 95466. 

5. Lunaea Weatherstone. 

12. "A quarterly journal of Women's Spirituality, dedicated to 

honoring the Goddess in every woman: 

SEX ROLES: A JOURNAL OF RESEARCH 

1. 1975. 

2. 12/year. 

3. $32.50 (indiv.), $212.50 (inst.), $40 (foreign indiv.), 

$247.50 (foreign, inst.). 

4. Plenum Publishing Corporation, 233 Spring St., New 

York, NY 10013. 

5. Phyllis A. Kalz. 

6. Institute for Research on Social Problems, 520 Pearl St., 

Boulder, CO 80302. 

7. ISSN 0360-0025. 

8. LC 75-646987. 

9. OCLC 2243426. 

10. Eau Claire; Green Bay; Madison; Milwaukee; Oshkosh; 

Parkside; Platteville; Stevens Point; Stout; WaUkesha; 

Whitewater. 

11. Abstracts on Criminology and Penology; Adolescent 

Mental Health Abstracts; ASSIA; Applied Social 

Sciences Index and Abstracts; Child Development 

Abstracts and Bibliography; Contemporary Sociology; 

Current Contents; Current Index to Journals in 

Education; Excerpta Medica; Family Planning 

Perspectives; Health Instrument File; Higher Education 

Abstracts; Human Sexuality Update; Mental Health 

Abstracts; New Society; Preview: The Family Media 

Journal; Psychological Abstracts; Referativnyi Zhurnal; 

Sage Family Studies Abstracts; School Organization 

and Management Abstracts; Social Sciences Citation 

Index; Social Work Research & Abstracts; Sociological 

Abstracts; Sociology of Education Abstracts; The 

SIECUS Report; Studies on Women Abstracts; 


12. Empirical research relating to sex roles; book reviews. 

SIGNS: JOURNAL OF WOMEN IN CULTURE AND 

SOCIETY 

1. 1975. 

2. 4/year. 

3. $23 (students), $26.50 (indiv. NWSA members), $32.50 

(indiv.), $74 (inst.). Add $5 for foreign postage (Canada: 

add 7% GST to subscription price). Single copies: 

$7.75 (indiv.), $17.50 (inst.). 

4. The University of Chicago Press, Journals Division, P.O. 

Box 37005, Chicago, IL 60637. 

5. Ruth-Ellen Boetcher Joeres & Barbara Laslett. 

6. Center for Advanced Feminist Studies, 495 Ford Hall, 

224 Church St., Vniv. of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN 

55455. 

7. ISSN 0097-9740. 

8. LC 75-649469. 

9. OCLC 1362618. 

10. Baraboo; Fox Valley; Green Bay; Eau Claire; La Crosse; 

Madison; Marathon Co.; Marinette Co.; Marshfield; 

Milwaukee; Oshkosh; Parkside; Platteville; Richland; 

River Falls; Rock Co.; Stevens Point; Stout; Superior: 

WaUkesha; Whitewater. 

11. Modern Language Abstracts; Historical Abstracts; 

xv.

8. lC 83-641534; sn83-1973. 

9. OCLC 9247235. 

10. Madison; Milwaukee; Pla«eville. 


12. Radical feminist theory, experimental writing, and 

reviews. 

TROUBLE AND STRIFE: A RADICAL FEMINIST MAGAZINE 

1. 1984. 

2. 3/year. 

3. 7.50 pounds (Britain & N. Ireland, indiv,), 9.50 pounds 

(lndiv., Europe/Irish RepUblic, surface worldwide), 13 

pounds (indiv., Middle East, Africa, N.& S, America, air 

mail), 14 pounds (indiv., Far East & Australasia air 

maiij, 20 pounds (inland ins!.), 30 pounds (overseas 

Insl.) , 

4. P.O. Box 8, Diss, Norfolk IP22 3XG, England. 


10. Madison. 

12. 'Publication of readable and insightful articles on areas 

of current concern within the Women's liberation 

Movement. To record the history of the current wave 

of feminism worldwide.' 

TULSA STUDIES IN WOMEN'S LITERATURE 

1. 1982. 

2. 2/year. 

3. $12 (Indiv.), $14 (Inst.), $10 (stUdent). Single copies: 

$7, $8 (foreign). Add $3 for foreign air mail, 

4. TSWL, 600 South College Ave., Tulsa, OK 74104. 

5. Holly laird, 

6. Editor, TSWl, The University of Tulsa, 600 South 

College Ave., Tulsa, OK 74104, 

7. ISSN 0732-7730. 

8. lC sn82·3788. 

9. OCLe 8426594. 

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


12. "Tulsa Studies in Women's literature includes articles, 

reviews, notes and queries from scholars of every 

period, including those reading in languages other than 

English and from students of poetry and prose in all its 

forms, including essays, diaries, belles le«res, and 

journalism. While articles need not be exclusively 

concerned with female writers the focus must be upon 

women and their work: 

WLW JOURNAL 

1. 1976. 

2. 4/year. 

3. $18, $20 (foreign). Single copies: $4 

4. WLW Journal, McFarland & Co., Inc., Box 611, 

Jefferson, NC 28640. 

5. Audrey Eaglen. 

6. AUdrey Eaglen, Editor, WLW Journal, 1055 Oakes Ad., 

Breckvilfe, OH 44141. 

7. ISSN 0272-1996. 

8. LC sc82-2031; sn80-12573. 

9. OCLC 6182031. 

10. Madison, Stevens Point. 

11. Ubrary Literature; Women's Studies Index, 1968 (GK 

Hall). 

12. Book, film and music reviews; feature articles; 

conference reports; news and notes. 

WISCONSIN WOMEN'S LAW JOURNAL 

1. 1985. 

2. Annual, 

3. $8 (indiv.), $15 (ins1.). 

4, c/o UniversIty of Wisconsin Law School, 975 Bascom 

Mall, Madison, WI 53706. 

5. Michelle Beeman, lorraine Stoltzfus, Lynn Haug. 

8. LC 86-644116; sn85-23805. 

9. OCLC 12192424. 

10. Green Bay; Madison; State Historical Society; Stevens 

Point; Whitewater. 

12. 'Exploration of legal issues relating to women. We look 

forward to receiving submissions and articles on the law 

of any jurisdiction, whether specific to a particular state 

or not. Traditional law review articles are welcome and 

we encourage practitioner-oriented pieces as well. 

... fW]e derive sustenance from the law in action 

approach and hope to publish articles from a variety of 

disciplines.· 

THE WISE WOMAN 

1. 1980. 

2. Quarterly. 

3. $15. Single copy: $4. 

4. 2441 Cordova St., Oakland, CA 94602. 

5. Ann Forfreedom. 

7. iSSN: 0883-119X. 

8. LC 'n85-7514. 

9. OCLC 12067355. 

12. 'The WISe Woman is a national quarterly journal that 

focuses on feminist Issues, Goddess lore, feminist 

spirituality, and Feminist Witchcraft. This journal 

includes women's history!herstory, news, analysis, 

critical reviews, art, poetry, photos, cartoons by Bulbul, 

exclusive interviews, and original research about witch 

hunts, women's heritage, and women today.' 

WOMAN OF POWER 

1. 1984. 

2. 4/year. 

3. $26 (indiv.), $36 (Canada), $46 (other foreign). Single 

copies: $7. 

4. P.O. Box 2785, Orleans, MA 02653. 

5. Char McKee. 

7. ISSN 0743-2356. 

8. LC sn84·9796. 

9. OCLC 10546363. 

10. Madison; State Historical Society. 


12. A magazine of feminism, spirituality, and politics. Theme 

for each issue. 

WOMAN'S ART JOURNAL 

1. 1980. 

2. 2/year. 

3. $14 (indiv.), $20 (ins!.), plus $3 surface rate or $7 air 

rate for foreign postage. Single copIes: $7. 

4. 1711 Harris Rd., Laverock, PA 19118. 

5. Elsa Honig Fine. 

7. ISSN 0270-7993. 

8. LC 80-647891; sn80-1207. 

9. OCLC 6497852. 

10. Green Bay; Madison; PlatteVille; Rock Co; Stevens 

Poinl; Superior. 

11. Artbibliographies; Art Index; Arts & Humanities Citation 

Index (lSI); AILA; Women's Studies Index. 

12. Critical articles and reviews pertaining to women in the 

visual arts. 'We are interested in a re-interpretation of 

art history from our new awareness as women.... 

xvii.

xviii. 

Woman's Art Journal is a vehicle for the exchange of ideas 

and for honest criticism." 

WOMEN: A CULTURAL REVIEW 

1. 1990. 

2. 3/year. 

3. 17.50 pounds (indiv., U.K. & Europe), $35 (indiv., U.S. 

& elsewhere), 39 pounds (Inst., U.K. & Europe), $79 

(Inst., U.S. & elsewhere). Single copies: 7 pounds 

(IndiV., U.K. & Europe), $14 (indiv., U.S. & elsewhere); 

16 pounds (Inst., U.K. & Europe); $32 (inst., U.S. & 

elsewhere). 

4. Oxford University Press, Plnkhiil House, Southfield Rd., 

Eynsham, Oxford OX8 1JJ England. 

5. Isabel Armstrong and Helen Carr. 

6. Women: A Cultural Review, c/o Dept. of English, 

Birkbeck College, Malet St., London WC1E 7HX, 

England. 

7. ISSN 0957·4042. 

9. OCLC 22349229. 

10. Madison. 

12. 'Women: A Cultural Review is a new initiative in 

feminist thought and culture. It explores the role and 

representation of women in arts and culture, past and 

present, taking up the challenging debates on sexuality 

and gender." 

WOMEN 1\ CRIMINAL JUSTICE 

1. 1989. 

2. 2/year, 

3. $24 (indiv), $40 (inst.), $48 (libr.). 

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

13904. 

5. Clarice Feinman. 

6. Dept. of Law & Justice, CN 4700, Trenton State 

College, Trenton, NJ 06650, 

7. ISSN 0897·4454. 

8. LC sn68-381, 

9. OCLC 17501958, 

10. Madison, Platteville. 

11. Criminal Justice Abstracts; Family Resources 

Database; Index to Periodical Articles Related to Law; 

NCJRS Data Base/NIJ Reports; PAIS Bulletin; 

Psychological Abstracts (& PsychINFO); Studies on 

Women Abstracts; Women Studies Abstracts. 

12. 'The only Journal devoted to interdisciplinry and 

international feminist scholarship dealing with all areas 

of women and criminal justice: cross·cultural, historic, 

and gender studies, women and the law, women in 

crime and punishment literature, and female victims, 

offenders and professionals in the criminal justice 

system: 

WOMEN 1\ ENVIRONMENTS 

,. 1978. 

2. 4/year. 

3. $20 (indiv.), $30 (inst.), plus $5 overseas postage. 


4. 736 Bathurst St., Toronto, Ontario, Canada M5S 2R4. 

5. Kim Pearson. 

7 ISSN 0229·480X. 

6. LC cn81-30452. 

9. OCLC 7988483. 

10. Eau Claire. 

11. Alternative Press Index, Canadian Periodical Index; 

Social Sciences Index; Women Studies Abstracts; 


12. Topics: planning, architecture, design; housing and 

community development; geography, urban sociology, 

environmental psychology, energy and ecology. 

WOMEN 1\ HEALTH 

1. 1976. 

2. 4/year. 

3. $36 (indiv.). $110 (inst.), $200 (lib.). 

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

13904·1580. 

5. Jeanne M. Stellman, Ph.D. 

6. 117 St. John's Place, Brooklyn, NY 11217. 

7. ISSN 0363·0242. 

8. LC 76-648355. 

9. OCLC 2337206. 

10. Eau Claire; Madison; Milwaukee; Oshkosh; Parkside; 

Platteville; Stevens Point; Whitewater. 

11. Abstracts in Social Gerontology: Current Uterature on 

Aging; Biology Digest; Biosclences Information Service 

of Biological Abstracts (BIOSIS); Bulletin Slgnaletique; 

Child Development Abstracts & Bibliography; Criminal 

Justice Abstracts; Criminology & Penology Abstracts; 

Cumulative Index to Nursing and AlI1ed Health Uterature 

(CINAHL); Current Contents/Social & Behavioral 

Sciences; Excerpta Medica/Electronic Publishing 

Division; Health Planning and Administration (HEALTH); 

Health Service Abstracts; Hospital Literature Index; 

Index Medicus/MEDUNE;lndex to Periodical Articles 

Related to Law; Index to Periodical Literature on Aging; 

Inventory of Marriage and Family Literature (online and 

hard copy); Mental Health Abstracts (online through 

DIALOG); POPLlNE; PopUlation Index: Psychological 

Abstracts (PsycINFO); Public Affairs Information Service 

Bulletin (PAIS); Referativnyi Zhurnal (Abstracts Journal 

of the Institute of Scientific Information of the Republic 

of Russia); Religious & Social Sciences Index (AIC 

CERDIC): Sage Family Studies Abstracts: Social 

Planning/Policy & Development Abstracts (SOPODA); 

Social Sciences Index; Social Sciences Citation Index; 

Social Work Research & Abstracts; Sociological 

Abs1racts (SA); Studies on Women Abstracts; Women 


12. Feature articles; research; bibliographies; book reviews; 

news and notes. 

WOMEN 1\ LANGUAGE 

1. 1975. 

2. 2Jyear. 

3. $10 (indiv.), $15 (inst.), $13 (ind;v.. Canada),$18 

(international indiv.), $20· (international inst.). Single 

copies: $5. 

4. Communication Dept., George Mason Univ., Fairfax, VA 

22030. 

5. Anita Taylor. 

7. ISSN 8755·4550. 

6. LC 86·659507; sn64-1701. 

9. OCLC 11313029. 

10. Madison; Milwaukee; Parkside. 


12. Women and Language is an interdisciplinary research 

newsletter which reports books, journals, articles and 

research in progress; identifies courses, conferences, 

and other events relevant to the study of language and 

gender, and publishes short articles. We include 

scholarship from anthropology, communication, 

linguistics, literature...•

WOMEN & PERFORMANCE: A JOURNAL OF FEMINIST 

THEORY 

1. 1983. 

2. 2/year. 

3. $14 (Indiv.), $25 (Inst.). Single copies: $7. Add $6 for 

foreign postage (outside U.S. & Canada). 

4. NYU/TSOA, 721 Broadway, 6th Floor, New York, NY 

10003. 

5. Judy Burns, Marianne Goldberg, Julie Malnig, Usa 

Merrill, Judy C. Rosenthal, Trudy Secn. Katharine 

Kovalcik-White. 

7. ISSN 0704·770X. 

8. LC s083-4500. 

9. OCLC 9855579. 

10. Madison; Parkside. 

11. Alternative Press Index; The Left Index; MLA 

International Bibliography; Women's Studies Index. 

12. "Women & Performance is a feminist journal devoted to 

the study of theater, dance, film, music, video, ritual 

and performance art. It includes discussions of 

feminist aesthetics, photo essays. interviews, historical 

material, reviews and scripts. W&P encourages 

dialogue among performers and theorists.' 

WOMEN & POLITICS 

1. 1980. 

2. 4/year. 

3. $32 (indiv.), $90 (Inst.), $160 (lib. & subscription 

agencies). 

4. The Haworth Press, 10 Alice St., Binghampton, NY 

13904·1580. 

5. Janet M. Clark. 

6. Editor, Women & Politics, Janet M. Clark, Dept. of 

Political Science, P.O. Box 3197, University Station, 

University of Wyoming, Laramie, WY 82071. 

7. ISSN 0195·7732. 

8. LC 80-644752; sn79·8972. 

9. OCLC 5661577. 

10. La Crosse; Madison; Milwaukee; Whitewater. 

11. ABC POL SCI: A Bibliography of Contents: Political 

Science & Government; Academic Index (on-tine); 

America: History & Life; Current Contents/Social & 

Behavioral Sciences; Current Legal Sociology; 

Historical Abstracts; Index to Periodical Articles Related 

to law; International Political Science Abstracts; 

Inventory of Marriage and Family Literature; PAIS 

Bulletin; Political Science Abstracts; Social 

PlanningJPolicy & Development Abstracts (SOPODA); 

Social Science Citation Index; Social Work Research & 

Abstracts; Sociological Abstracts; Studies on Women 

Abstracts; Urban Affairs Abstracts; Women Studies 


12. Feature articles; research; bibliographies; book 

reviews; news and notes. 

WOMEN & THERAPY 

1. 1982. 

2. 4/year. 

3. $36 (Indlv.), $85 (Inst.), $160 (lib.). Canada: add 30% 

plus another 7% G&S tax; add 40% for other foreign 

postage. 

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

13904·1580. 

5. Ellen Cole, Esther D. Rothblum. 

6. Ellen Cole, Co-Editor, Women & Therapy, Prescott 

College, 220 Grove Ave. Prescott, AZ 86301. 

7. ISSN 0270-3149. 

xix. 

8. LC 82·645607; sn60·13045. 

9. OCLC 6394106. 

10. Eau Claire; Madison; Milwaukee; River Falls. 

11. Abstracts of Research in Pastoral Care and Counseling; 

Academic index; Alternative Press Index; Bulletin 

Signaletique; Digest of Neurology & Psychiatry; Family 

Violence & Sexual Assault Bulletin; Higher Education 

Abstracts; Index to Periodical Articles Related to Law; 

Inventory of Marriage and Family Uterature; Mental 

Health Abstracts; Psychological Abstracts (& 

PsychiNFO); Sage Family Studies; Social Work 

Research & Abstracts; Studies on Women Abstracts; 

Women Studies Abstracts; Women's Studies Index. 

12. 'To facilitate dialogue about therapy experiences among 

therapists, consumers, and researchers. The journal is 

feminist In orientation and views therapy as an 

educational, expanding process for personal growth.' 

WOMEN ARTISTS NEWS 

1. 1975. 

2. 4/year. 

3. $12 (indiv.), $16 (insl.). Single copies: $3. 

4. Midmarch Assocs., P.O. Box 3304. Grand Central 

Station, New York, NY 10163. 

5. Cynthia Navaretta, JUdy Siegel. 

7. ISSN 0149-7081. 

8. LC 81·642200; sc78·127. 

9. OCLC 3534670. 

10. Madison; Milwaukee; Parkside. 

11. RILA; International Repertory of the Uterature of Art; 

Alternative Press Index; ARTbibliographies. 

12. 'News, articles and a complete nation-wide almanac of 

exhibits, conferences, performances, and career 

opportunities by and for women artists." 

WOMEN'S ART MAGAZINE 

1. 1963. 

2. 6/year. 

3. 15 pounds (indiv.), 30 pounds (Indiv .• Europe). 30 

pounds (inst.), 40 pounds (elsewhere). 

4. Central Books, 99 Wallace Rd., London E9 5LN 

England. 

5. Genevieve Fox. 

6. The Women Artists Slide Ubrary, Fulham Palace, 

Bishops Avenue, London SW6 SEA England. 

7. ISSN 0961-1460. 

9. OCLC 24481379. 

11. BRAD, SWET. 

12. A broad-based bi·monthly journal on women In the 

Visual Arts covering a range of practices and areas of 

debate. The magazine attempts to keep an up to date 

record of the work of women on show both in the U.K. 

and abroad as well as carrying history pieces, book 

reviews and theoretical debate. Our aim throughout is 

to encompass the diversion and plurality of women's 

work. cultural milieu and theoretical standpoints. 

WOMEN'S EDUCATiON DES FEMMES 

1. 1982. 

2. 4/year. 

3. $18.19 (Indiv.), $32.10 (inst.). 

4. CCLOW/CCPEF. 47 Main St., Toronto, Ontario, Canada 

M4E 2V6. 

5. Christina Starr. 

7. ISSN 0714-9786. 

8. LC cn63·30467. 

9. OCLC 9457226.

xx. 

11. The Canadian Feminist Periodical Index 1972·85 (OISE 

Press, Toronto). 

12. °To provide a feminist perspective on the world of 

learning and education in Canada through articles, 

interviews. book reviews, and commentaries and to 

facilitate exchange and dialogue between learners and 

practitioners across the country.' 

WOMEN'S HISTORY REVIEW 

1. 1992. 

2. 3/year. 

3. $49 (indiv.), $98 (inst.). 

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

Oxfordshire OXtO OYG United Kingdom. 

5. June Purvis. 

6. Dr. June Purvis, University of Portsmouth, Burnaby Rd., 

Portsmouth POt 3AS United Kingdom. 

7. ISSN 0981·2025. 

8. LC 5092-25184. 

9. OClC 25943278. 

10. Madison. 

11. America: History and Ufe; Historical Abstracts; Studies 

on Women Abstracts. 

12. 'A forum for the pUblication of scholarly articles on 

women's history: 

WOMEN'S INTERNATIONAL NETWORK NEWS (WIN 

NEWS) 

1. 1975. 

2. 4/year. 

3. $30 (indiv.), $40 (inst.). Foreign subscribers pay 

postage: $4 (surface), $10 (airmail). Single copies: $5. 

4. 187 Grant St., Lexington, MA 02173. 

5. Fran P. Hosken. 

7. ISSN 0145·7985. 

8. lC 77-641756. 

9. OelC 2694733. 

10. Madison; Milwaukee; Whitewater. 

12. 'WIN News is a worldwide, open, participatory 

communication system by, for, and about women of all 

backgrounds, beliefs, nationalities and age groups. 

WIN News serves the general public, institutions and 

organizations by transmitting internationally information 

about women and women's groups." 

WOMEN'S RESEARCH NETWORK NEWS 

1. 1986. 

2. 4/year. 

3. $25 (students, retired, low income), $35 (indiv.), $100 

(inst.). 

4. National Council for Research on Women, Sara Delano 

Roosevelt Memorial House, 47-49 East 65th St., New 

York, NY 10021. 

5. Debra L. Schultz. 

12. "To disseminate news about and promote the Visibility 

of research, policy, and educational resources on 

women in the U.S. and internationally." 

THE WOMEN'S REVIEW OF BOOKS 

1. 1983. 

2. l1Near. 

3. $17 (indiv.), $30 (inst.). Add $3 surtace (Canada) or $5 

surface (elsewhere); $20 air rate for foreign postage. 

Single copies $2. 

4. Wellesley College Center for Research on Women, 828 

Washington St., Wellesley, MA 02181-8255. 

5. Linda Gardiner. 

7. ISSN 0738·1433. 

8. lC so83-9538. 

9. OClC 9529447. 

10. Green Bay; Madison; Milwaukee; Parkside; Platteville; 

River Falls; Stevens Point; Whitewater. 

11. Alternative Press Index; American Humanities Index; 

Book Review Index; Left Index; Women's Studies Index. 

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AFFILIA 

Journal of Women and Social Work 

CONTENTS 

Volume 7, Number 2, Summer 1992 

Special Issue: 

A Feminist Look at Women in Families 

5 Editorial 

Challenges and Strengths 

Naomi Gottlieb 

Articles 

7 Are Families Deteriorating or Changing? 

Emma R. Gross 

23 Poor Women in a Bind: Social 

Reproduction Without Social Supports 

Mimi Abramovitz 

44 National Family Policy: 

Sweden Versus the United States 

Patricia Spakes 

61 Who Helps Working Women Care 

for the Young and the Old? 

Betty Sancier and Patricia Mapp 

77 Is Everything Women's Work? 

Miriam Dinerman 

94 Questioning the Party Line on Family Violence 

Bonnie E. Carlson 

111 Costs and Benefits of Reproductive Technologies 

Virginia N. Walther and Alma T. Young 

123 Empowering Single Mothers 

Edith M. Freeman, Sadye L. Logan, 

and Elizabeth A. Gowdy 

142 Feminization of Poverty and African-American 

Families: illusions and Realities 

Donna L. Franklin 

156 On the Bias 

The Dark Side of Family Preservation 

L. Diane Bernard 

160 On Feminism in Action 

FenUnist Dilemmas in Practice 

Carol Glassman 

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AFFILIA 

Journal of Women and Social Work 

Volume 7, Number 3, Fall 1992 

5 Editorial 

Whose Backlash Is It, Anyway? 

Belty Sancier 

Articles 

8 Alcoholism and Depression in Women 

Sandra Turner 

23 Standing Still in the Workplace: 

Women in Social Work and Other 

Female-Dominated Occupations 

Mary Ann Mason 

44 Disparities Between African-American 

Women and Men on Social Work Faculty 

Jerome H. Schiele 

57 Critical Reflection in Groups with Abused Women 

Pamela A. Brown and Claire Dickey 

72 Personal Power in Black Mothers of Handicapped Sons 

Judith Kolb Morris 

93 Short Story 

Rose Red 

Carol Wolfe Konek 119 

104 On the Lookout 120 

107 Book Reviews 

Women in Cross-Cultural Perspective. 

Edited by Leonore Loeb Adler. 

Reviewed by Irene Queiro-Tajalli 

Breast Cancer in the Life Course: Women's Experiences. 

By Julianne S. Oktay and Carolyn A. Walter. 

Reviewed by Joanne E. Turnbull. 

Violence Hits Home: Comprehensive Treatment 

Approaches to Domestic Violence. 

Edited by Sandra M. Stith, Mary Beth Williams, 

and Karen Rosen. 

Reviewed by Constance Hoenk Shapiro. 

A Far Cry from Home: Life in a Shelter for 

Homeless Women by Lisa Ferrill. 

Reviewed by Sandy Butler. 

Book Reviews (continued) 

Feminist Social Work Practice in Clinical Seltings. 

Edited by Mary Bricker-Jenkins, Nancy R. Hooyman, 

and Naomi Gottlieb. 

Reviewed by Peggy Ruebens. 

Women's Growth in Connection. By Judith V. Jordan, 

Alexandra G. Kaplan, Jean Baker Miller, 

Irene P. Sliver, and Janet L. Surrey. 

Reviewed by Diane Gillespie. 

Wha Cares for the Elderly? Public Policy and 

the Experiences ofAdult Daughters. By Emily K. Abel. 

Reviewed by Carolyn Keith. 

Altered Loves: Mothers and Daughters During 

Adolescence. By Terri Apter. 

Reviewed by Mary Lou Balassone. 

Dating, Violence, Young Women in Danger. 

Edited by Barrie Levy. 

Reviewed by Kay Seeley Hoffman. 

Leller 

Announcements

Vol. 9 No. I June 1992 

The AhEad Joumal 

Women and Change 

Contents 

Amna E. Badri 

Editor 

Erioth Sinwogevere 

Irene Wekiya 

Page 

Editor's Note 1 

Cassava Processing & 5 

utilization in Luwero 

Shea Butter Extraction 17 

Bernadette Lahair Salt Processing in 

Sierra Leone 

Badr-el-din- A. 

Ibrahim 

Jalaa I. El Azhari 

Ed i tor 

Sarra. M.S. Akrat 

Edi lor 

Iman Mohd Ahmed 

Edi tor 

28 

Evaluation of empirical 55 

studies on handicrafts 

and small-scale industrial 

activities in 

Sudan. 

Research Notes 78 

Ahfad News 92 

Book Reviews 98 

3.

4. Contents 

SPRING-SUmIERIPRINTEAlPS-ETE 1992 

Articles 

Ad Feminam 

Book Reviews· 

A Women's Studies Journal 

Revue d'eludes sur les remmes 

JEANNELtE l.A1Lwu SAVONA 

Socio-sexuation el lecture !eministe 2 

NANCY THEBERGE 

Managing Domestic Work and Careers: 

The Experiences of Women in Coaching '.11. 

BONNIE BURSTOW 

Feminist Therapy Fees: 

Critiquing and Rethinking 22 

MlREILLE ROSEllO 

Renee Vivien: 

Velleite et Resistance 32 

SHEVA MBDJUCK, MARy O'BRIEN AND CAROL TOZER 

From Private Responsibility to Public Policy: 

Women and the Cost of Caregiv;ng 

to Elderly Kin 44 

DIANNE a-nSHOLM 

Violence Against Violence Against Women: 

An Avant-Garde for the limes 59 

ANCA VLASOPOLOS 

When Feminists Read to Romantics, 

or Ihe Cultural Chasm of "Kubla Khan" 81 

QlRISTINE ST. PETER 

Eye to I, Tail to Tale: 

Atwood, Olfred, and the Polilicized Classroom 

ALBsTINE ANDRE 

O/fred at the Roman Catholic Hostel 

PAUUNE GREENHILL 

"A Good Start": 

A Graffiti Interpretation of 

the Montreal Massacre 

93 

104 

106 

DOROTIn' C. HOllAND AND MARGARET A. EISENHART 

Educated in Romance: 

Women, Achievement, and College Culture 

(Reviewed by E. Margaret Fulton) 120 

P.M. OiRISTENSEN 

Pornography: The Other Side 

(Reviewed by Eileen Manion) 

MARiANA VALVERDE 

The Age of Lighl, Soap, and Water: 

Moral Reform in English Canada, 1885-1925 

(Reviewed by Chris McCormick) 

BECKY BlJl1.BR (ED.) 

Ceremonies of the Heart: 

Celebrating Lesbian Unions 

(Reviewed by Sandra L. Kirby) 

121 

123 

125

Australian Feminist Studies 

(Continued) 

REPORTS 

Carolo Addington 

Saskia E. Wieringa 

REVIEWS 

Rosalyn Diprose 

Nikki sumrall 

Anne McGolVn 

Suvendrini Perera 

Ann; Dugdale 

Deborah Hmlll 

NOTICEBOARD ... 

No. 15 

BOOKS RECEIVED..... 

Autumn 1992 

Greenham Common - Ten Years On . 

The Women and Development Programme at the 

Institute ofSocial Studies, The Hague. Holland 

Feminisms' Psychoanalysis . 

Feminist Re-Readings . 

Oppositional fnlereslS and Women's Health 

Centres : . 

(Re)Claiming Her Own Words: The Return of 

Michele Wallace . 

Auslralion Lesbian Feminist Studies . 

11le M)1h ofSupem'Oman and Feminist Ficlions 

NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS . 153 

III 

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10. 

Regulars 

2 Herspective: A Collective Effort 

3 LetterS 

6 Broadcast 

16 Gripes of Roth 

Features 

14 Twenty Years On••• Kltty Wishart, Rosemary 

Ronald, Anne Else 

17 The Broadsheet Reader? The readership 

survey results Karen Woods 

18 Fighting Back: an interview with Susan 

Faludi Athlna Tsoulls 

22 "I Wish That Just Once In My Life I Could 

Say That I Need To Lose Weight: cross cultural 

body image Indranl Ganguly 

24 To The Women Who Have Been Silenced 

Long Enough Pat Rosier 

29 Why Heterosexual Women Choose to be 

Single Rita Robinson 

31 Here's Looking At You: a pictorial essay 

of Broadsheet 

34 The Games We Play: taking a feminist 

look at sport Shona Thompson 

39 The Budget Blues or How Economics 

Make Women Disappear Linda HIli 

44 What Can Electoral Reform Do For 

Women? Helena Catt 

46 An Interview with Nighat Said Khan 

Mandrika Rupa 

50 Fifth International Feminist Book Fair 

Carole Beu 

Arts 

51 Film Review: The Invisible Hand "". 

52 Book Reviews: The Quick World· Danf.· '· 

age· Past Due • Under the Southern Cross· 

Backlash 

55 Theatre Reviews: Daughters of Heaven· 

No Bananas 

57 Art Reviews: The Fantasy Shoe Show· 

Forthcoming Lesbian and Gay Art Exhibition· 

SterkIYoung/Weeks 

59 Music Reviews: Tracy Chapman • 

Loreena McKennitt • k.d. lang· Tori Amos· 

Jamie Anderson 

Cover graphic courtesy of New Women's 

Press 

Back cover photo by Ros Spratt, model Charade Honey 

KOANGA 

Publication Date: 1 September 1992 

Number 19S 

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CALYX 

A JOURNAL OF ART AND LITERATURE BY WOMEN 

volume 14 number 1 

POETRY 

Diane Averill 5 Taking Time 

Sarah Lantz 6 Spring Migration in Fars 

Lori Jakiela 7 Believing We Could Learn To Love Each Other 

Susan Fantl Spivack 8 falling leaves 

Kim Koster 10 Anna, Starting Her Last Quilt 

Rebecca Baggett 12 From: "Art ofthe Amish": A Quilt Exhibition 

Stephanie Slowinski 16 The Immigrant 

Lin Max 33 "...with a whip going up his ass." 

34 The Piemaker 

35 11lis Part of Your Body 

Susan Wells 36 in my daughter's old room 

38 dream 3 

Constance Corzilius Spasser 40 Saved 

Susan Spady 42 Tending Flowers 

43 Two 

Laurel Mills 44 After the Hysterectomy 

Susan Terris 45 Wash rag 

Rita Signorelli-Pappas 46 Jane Austen at 40 

Roberta Rennert-Carter 48 The Fruit That Falls 

Julie Buffaloe 50 Don't Write a Poem About Rape 

Marcia Cohee 54 Amphibian 

Chaia Zblocki Heller 56 gift 

57 moths 

ART 

Helen K1ebesadel 17 

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Ann McAllister 20 

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Wallflower Muse: Bleeding Heart 

Wallflower Muse: Iris 

Medusa Re-Membered 

Never Too Thin 

Never Too Rich 

Greetings from LaLa Land 

Lucky Stars

CALYX 

A JOURNAL OF ART AND LITERATIJRE BY WOMEN 

(Continued) 

Summer 1992 

volume 14 number 1 

Katherine Ace 24 The Kiss 

25 Extinct Awhile 

Tarbell Potterveld 26 Hanuman Mother 

27 Baule Queen 

28 Turtle Mother 

29 Covenant 

Kalani Engles 30 Addiction 4 

31 Visit to Abiquiu III 

32 Addiction 3 

PROSE 

Ann Nietzke 60 Natalie 

Beck Andros 68 Water ill Wood 

Sibyl James 78 Stout Mama alld the Black Orchid Mall 

Hanan aI-Sheikh 81 Our Whistling Neighbor 

Nona Caspers 86 Alfalfa 

REVIEWS 

Rickey Card Diamond 93 Three Short Novels 

by Kay Boyle 

Words that Must Somehow Be Said, 

Selected Essays ofKay Boyle, 1927-1984 

Edited by Elizabeth S. Bell 

Twelltieth Celltury Literature, Kay Boyle 

Issue Edited by Sandra Whipple Spanier 

Julia Menard-Warwick 95 Sevmteell Syllables alld Other Stories 

by Hisaye Yamamoto 

E.W. Dick 97 TI,e Princesse de Cleves 

by Madame de Lafayette, Translated by 

Nancy Mitford 

98 Silellt Dallcillg: A Partial Remembrallce of 

Pllerto Ricall Childhood 

by Judith Ortiz Cofer 

Rita Signorelli-Pappas 100 New Italian Women: A Collectioll ofShort 

Fictioll Edited by Martha King 

102 Crime Agaillst Nature 

by Minnie Bruce Pratt 

13.

call1era obscura 

A Jot/mal ojFemil/ism and Film Theory/ 2 7 

September 1992 

5 The Silence of the Lambs and the Flaying of Feminist Theory 

by Elizabeth Young 

37 Skin-Flick: Posthuman Gender in Jonathan Demme's 

The Silence of the Lambs by Judith Halberstam 

55 Tie a Yellow Ribbon Around Me: Masochism, Militarism and 

the Gulf War on TV by Laura Marks 

77 5 minutes to Alexanderplatz by Jane Weinstock 

89 Blade Runner's Moving Still by Elissa Marder 

109 Back to the Future by Kaja Silverman 

135 Shaped by Discourse, Dispersed by Desire: Masquerade and 

Mary Kelly's Interim by Margaret Iversen 

Reviews: 

149 Modernist Logic in Feminist Histories of Art by Amelia Jones 

166 Susan Jeffords' The Remasculinization of America: 

Gender and the Vietnam War by Amanda Howell 

174 Books Received 

179 Index 

188 Contributors 

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16. 

TributelEloge 

Colleen Sheppard, 5 

Sarah Westphal 

v 

Joan Brockman, 37 

Denise Evans, 

and Kerri Reid 

Dawn H. Currie 63 

Josee Bouchard 87 

Honourable Bertha Wilson 137 

Shelina Neal/ani 148 

Lorenne M.G. Clark 166 

France Houle 179 

Martha Shaffer 202 

Mary Kinnear 212 

Mary E. Odem 215 

Editorial/Editorial 

ArticleslArticles 

Edith Deleury: Prix d'Excelience/Award for 

Excellence 

Equity and the University: Learning from 

Women's Experience 

Feminist Perspectives for the Study of Gender 

Bias in the Legal Profession 

Feminist Encounters with Postmodemism: 

Exploring the Impasse of Debates on Patriarchy 

and Law 

Aper,u comparatif du concept d'egalite en droit 

constitutionnel americain et canadien 

Family ViolencelLa violence conjugale 

Commentaries/Commentaires 

Women of Colour in the Legal Profession: 

Facing the Familiar Barriers of Race and Sex 

Women and the State: Critical Theory - Oasis 

or Desert Island? 

Case Comments/Chroniques de 

jurisprudence 

L';nnocence atout prix! L'affaire Seaboyer ala 

CaUl Supreme du Canada 

Seaboyer v. R.: A Case Comment 

Book reviews/Chroniques bibliographiques 

Petticoats and Prejudice: Women and Law in 

Nineteenth Century Canada by Constance 

Backhouse 

Uneasy Virtue: The Politics of Prostitution and 

the American Reform Tradition by Barbara 

Hobson 

Suzanne P. Boivin 220 Le harcelernent sexuel au travail: Ie regime 

juridique de protection par Maurice Drapeau 

Fran KlodawskY 224 Sexual Harassment in the Workplace by Arjun 

Aggarwal 

Catherine Bell 231 The Annotated 1990 Indian Act by Donna Lea 

Hawley 

Michael Peirce 236 The Alchemy of Race and Rights: Diary of a 

Low Professor by Patricia Williams 

Dvllard Cormier 244 Lo legalisation des drogues.. pour miClLt 

prevenir /es me/ailS par Line Beauchesne 

248 About the Contributors/Quelques mots sur 

nos collaboratrices 

251 Information for Contributors 

255 Renseignements generaux 

260 Editorial Policy 

261 Politique editoriale

Editorial 

POVERTY IN CONTEXT: THE ISSUES 

Summer 1992 Volume 12, Number 4 

WOMEN IN POVERTY 

The Feminization of Poverty: An Old Problem with a New Name 

Framing the Issues: The Political Economy of Poor Mothers 

Les enfants pauvres 

The Politics of Poverty: Homeless Women and Children in Canada 

Children, Poverty and Schooling 

The Loss of Community and Women's Space 

POVERTY: THE LIVED EXPERIENCE 

Disabled Women: An Exploited Underclass 

Les jeunes femmes etla pauvrete 

Poverty: The South Asian Woman's Experience in Canada 

Trading Abuse for Poverty 

My Life As A Cow 

It's In Their Eyes: A Photo Essay 

Women Using Food Banks 

Foreign·Born, Female, Old and Poor 

Poverty on the Reservation: One Woman's Experience 

The Female Single Parent Student 

Cross-Border Shopping for Domestic Labour 

Welfare Workers and Clients: Problems of Sexism and Paternalism 

FIGHTING BACK: RESPONSES TO POVERTY 

The High Cost of Keeping Women Poor 

The Senate Report on Child Poverty 

The Children's Benefit: What Does It Really Mean? 

Campaign 2000: Partnerships to End Child Poverty 

Caring for Our Homeless: Keep the Circle Strong 

Anishnawbe Health Toronto: A Brief History 

Poverty and the Social Context of Health 

Community Health Care: A Strategy for Bringing Women Together 

Surviving and Thriving: Single Moms and Poverty 

"Gender Bias" and the Law: Is It Enough? 

by Lesley D. Harmall 

by Brigitte Kitchell 

par SOllia Falardeau 

by Thomas O'Reilly Flemillg 

by Nallcy Malldell 

by Cymhia Hamiltoll 

by Maria Barile 

par Pierrette Bouchard 

by Usha George 

by Kim Fraser 

by Frail White 

by PhotoSellsitive 

by Susall Cox 

by MOllica Boyd 

by Ellell Sallds 

by CarolYlle A. Gorlick 

by Rebecca Murdock 

by Barbara Blouill 

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by Deborah C. Poff 69 

by Sellator Lorna Marsdell 72 

by Josephille Grey 77 

by Rosemarie Popham 79 

by Allishllawbe Health Toronto-Street Patrol 82 

by Allishllawbe Health Toromo-Street Patrol 84 

by Kathy Hardill 86 

by Catherille Oliver 89 

by Lillda Marcotte 91 

by Pam Flemillg 94 

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Columbia Journal of 

Gender and Law 

Volume 1 1991 

Table of Contents 

Number 1 

Introduction The Honorable Ruth Bader Ginsburg 1 

"Feminist Jurisprudence" - 

The 1990 Myra Bradwell Day Panel ... Elizabeth M. Schneider 5 

Lucinda Finley 

Carin Clauss 

Joan Bertin 

A Community of Women Organize 

Themselves to Cope with the AIDS 

Crisis: A Case Study from Bedford 

Hills Correctional Facility Kathy Boudin 47 

Judy Clark 

Christianity, Feminism, and the Law .........Angela L. Padilla 67 

Jennifer J. Win rich 

Women's Rights and International Law: 

The Struggle for Recognition and 

Enforcement Renee Holt 117 

Reports from the International Women's Rights Action 

Watch (IWRAW) 1990 Conference 143 

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20. COMMON LIVES/LESBIAN LIVES 

a lesbian quarterly 

CONTENTS Number Forty-three Summer 1992 

3 Notes to Our Readers 

4 Instead, by Carol Goldblatt 

5 Shrines of Solitude: A Memoir, by S. A. Giacosanzio 

9 Waiting for Elizabeth, by Emma Milliken 

12 A Poem by Lisa Alestri 

14 Nickie Nicole, by Joa March 

15 For Goodbye, by Deborah Abbott 

22 Aunt, by TJ Moore 

23 Native Women/Native Survival, by Victoria Lena 

Manyarrows 

31 Shabbat, by Gail Diamond 

33 Visibility, by Zenta Zebergs 

35 In Remembrance, by M. L. Head 

44 Euphemism, by Annie Courtney 

48 It Meant Nothing, She Said, by Sandi Nega 

49 Francis and Anne, by Jay Tee 

59 Tango, by Jackie Manthorne 

64 Some Thoughts on S&M, by Sparrow 

67 Perfect Match, by Debora Horning 

76 After Church, Yugoslavia, by Sonja Franeta 

77 A Poem by Marcy Badertscher 

79 Without Fiera, by CB Sundance 

91 July in Indiana, by Lisa Gerick 

92 Walking in Two Worlds, by Karla Fleshman 

93 Holiday Lights and Homophobia, by Sara Edelstein 

101 Moon Memory, by kathie windwomyn 

103 First Love, by Kadeth Pozzesi 

105 Voices Paring, by Candis J. Graham 

113 A Poem by Robin Harvey 

115 Testosterone, by Lynn Murphy 

119 Bus Station, by Rosemary Scanlon 

121 chain-links, by Ruthann Robson

COMMON LIVES/LESBIAN LIVES 

a lesbian quarterly 

CONTENTS Number Forty-four Fall 1992 

3 Notes to Our Readers 

4 Not Being a Juggler, by Clove 

7 I Love a Parade, by Julie Mueller 

11 queer, by Shelley Adler 

12 Personal Ad, by Holly Northrop 

13 Another Small World Story, by Elisabeth Kushner 

18 Three Poems by Laurel Mills 

21 The promise, by Pat Spears 

30 The Haunting, by Sheila Harken Rosencrans 

31 Sharing Richard, by Cristina Salat 

37 Self-injury at 19, by Reggie Weaver Brewster 

38 Sea Calling, by Gail R. Keller 

39 Lily Lingers, by Cam Shanty 

48 yentas, by chaia zbloki heller 

49 O.P.P. (Other People's Purchases), by Rachama Lantner 

51 Two Poems by Christine R. Traxler 

53 Survival, by Karen Lee Osborne 

57 The Wave of Overwhelm, by Jana L. Jopson 

59 The Jennies Fight Back, by Debby Earthdaughter 

67 Two Poems by M. Caroline Padgett 

69 The Ladies at the Museum, by Nell de Flandres 

75 Two Women Wrestling, by Zoe Rhine 

79 Dry Dreams, by Charlene M. Janzen 

80 Before I Kissed Her, by Ellen Orleans 

81 The Overnight, by Sarah Jacobus 

85 Coming Home, by Barbara Hoffman 

86 A Poem by Barbara Smith 

87 She, by M. L. Head 

96 These My Words, This My Body, by Lucy Tatman 

97 Whirlwind, by Risa Denenberg 

99 Caring for Michelle, by Kristi Rusch 

105 Two Poems by Niki Perakis 

107 So We Say O.K., by Claire Robson 

111 Two Poems by Jean H. Thoresen 

113 Airport, by Helena Lipstadt 

117 Straddled, by Mandy Dee 

120 She Said, by Robin Wood 

122 Three Book Reviews 

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........oncerns 

NEWSLETTER of the Women's Caucus 

MODERN LANGUAGES 

EDITOR: Frances M. Kavenik, English Department, 

University of Wisconsin-Parkside, . 

Box No. 2000, Kenosha, Wisconsin 53141, 

ASSISTANT EDITOR: Dorothy Van Meter 

PHONE NUMBERS: Frances M. Kavenik Office: (414) 595-2644 

Home: (414) 654·7570 

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Dorothy Van Meter Office: (414) 595-2558 

August Issue June 1, 1992 

December Issue October 1, 1992 

March/April January 15,1993 

TABLE OF CONTENTS 

Vol. 22, No.1 

Spring 1992 

Roster 2 

Letter from the President ..4 

Treasurer's Report 6 

Ms Mentor 8 

Research in Progress 9 

Dancing Through the Mineflelds 10 

Women's Caucus for the Modern Languages Midwest 11 

1992 Ingram-Glasgow Conference Grant : 12 

Report of the Business Meeting of the WCML 13 

NEMLA Women' Caucus News 1.. 

Announcements and Calls for Papers 15 

Recent Publications 20

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JUNE 1991 NUMBER 83 

4 WATCH THIS SPACE 

NELL McCAFFERTY: The Bishop and the cover-up. 

6 YOUR LETTERS 

9 NEWS 

Women in science. Civil war: who's next? "Gagging" threatens health service. Poverty trap. 

11 FEMINIST BOOKS: EVERYWOMAN'S SELECTED 10 

14 INTERNATIONAL BOOK FAIR 

Champagne but no caviar in Amsterdam. 

16 MARGE PIERCY 

Each time, something completely diHerent. 

10 WHAT IS THIS THING CALLED QUEERt 

The new lesbian and gay radicals. 

11 MARY WOLLSTONECRAFT: DANGEROUS REPUTATION 

Sheila Rowbotham profiles the great pioneer. 

CENTRE PAGES: FREE PULL-OUT 

POSTER ON THE SELECTED 10 

17 MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS 

It's time to stop blaming Mother. 

18 THE ARTS and WHAT'S ON 

Estela Bravo; World Music. 

II NEW BOOKS 

Zoe Fairbairns on new fiction. 

lS FOOTLOOSE: New York's mean streelS. 

l6 PERSONAL 

Crime and nourishment; an alcoholic recovery. 

19 WORKWISE 

Sue Ward on future benefits; negotiating skills. 

EQUAL OPPORTUNITY JOBS, COURSES 

AND CLASSIFIEDS: BACK PAGES 

Boots stacked outside a secret 

school In Kosovo. As Bosnia 

goes up In flames, could this be 

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Volume 5 No.3 

ISSN # 1801 

Center for Women's Studies Announces New Director 

by Judith Mayne 

Real Life and the Lesbian Tradition in Literature: An Interview 

with Columbus Author Garbo 

by Susie Kahle 

Lift Every Voice and Sing: A Melody of Black Women's Voices 

by Valora Blackson 

1992 Women's Studies Award Winning Papers 

Women's Studies Spring Banquet 

photos by Judith Stauber 

1992 Elizabeth Gee Awards 

Rusty: How Me and Her Went to Colorado, and Everything, 

Except Not Really 

review by Susie Kahle 

Reverberating Voices: The Voices of Toni Morrison 

review by Mildred B. Munday 

Recent Sexual Assault Literature: A Review Essay 

review essay by Willa Young 

Announcements 

On the Cover: Columbus author Garbo, photo by Jim Criswell 

May/June 1992 

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The Feminist Publishers' Meeting . . . .17 

Financial Survey of Feminist Bookstores . 18 

Feminist Bookstores' Days .19 

Success Stories 23 

The Lambda Literary Awards ......26 

The 5th International Feminist Book Fair .27 

Responses to the Book Fair 35 

News/Short Stories 9 

Grier/McBride Colleclion to Go 10 SF Ub"uy' Inland al NWSA 

Glad Day Fights U.S. Customs' WNBA Marl

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Volume 13, Number 4 Summer 1992 


FROM THE EDITORS ..........•.•..•••••••.......•.••..••.........3 

BOOK REVIEWS ..........•.•...•...•.....•.......•.......•.•••...4 

• THE PERSPECTIVES OF FOUR NATIVE AMERICAN WOMEN WRITERS, by Chris 

Jendrisak. 

From the River's Edge, by Elizabeth Cook-Lynn; Mean Spirit, by Unda Hogan; Almanac ofthe 

Dead. by Leslie Marmon Silko; andGrandmathersofthe Light: AMedicine Woman's Sourcebook, 

by Paula Gunn Allen. 

• ACROBATS ON THE TIGHTROPE BETWEEN PHILOSOPHY AND FEMINISM: NO 

MADIC FEMALE FEMINISTS AND/OR FEISTY FEMINISTS? by Sharon Scherwitz. 

Patterns ofDissonance: A Study of Women in Contemporary Philosophy, by Rosi Braidolli; and 

Feminist Ethics, ed. by Claudia Card. 

• SOUTHERN WOMEN WRITERS AND THE LITERARY CANON, by Michele Alperin. 

Homeplaces: Stories oftire South by Women Writers, ed. by Mary EUis Gibson; Female Pastoral: 

Women Writers Re-Visioning the American South, byElizabethJane Harrison; Southern Women 

Writers: The New Generation, ed. by Tonnette Bond Inge; and Friendship and Sympathy: 

Communities of Southern Women Writers, ed. by Rosemary M. Magee. 

ARCHIVES ............•.......•.........•....•........•..••.••.. 12 

FEMINIST VISIONS 13 

THE PRINCESS AND THE SQUAW: IMAGES OF AMERICAN INDIAN WOMEN IN 

CINEMA ROUGE, by Judith Logsdon 

THE INDEXING OF WOMEN'S STUDIES JOURNALS ...•......•.••.• 17 

By Judith Hudson 

RESEARCH EXCHANGE ..........•....•.................••....•.. 20 

FEMINIST PUBLISHING 20 

A publishing handbook (or the Caribbean area and a new lesbian and gay publisher in 

Canada. 

COMPUTER TALK 21 

WISCONSIN BIBLIOGRAPHIES IN WOMEN'S STUDIES •..•...••••• 22 

NEW REFERENCE WORKS IN WOMEN'S STUDIES ...••...••••..... 22 

Three directories - of nontraditional employment and training programs, of women's 

media, and of national women's organizations; bibJiographies on feminist research methods, 

Victorian American women, contemporary women in politics, and women in agriculture; 

a biographical dictionary o(womeno( the Revolutionary period; several resourceson 

inclusive language; a guide to women's films; and a research tool on women, welfare, and 

higher education. 

(Reviewed by Phyllis Holman Welsbard) 

(Continued, next page) 

31.

32. 

(CoIltinued) 

EMINIST 

OLLECTIONS 

A QUARTERLY OF WOMEN'S STUDIES RESOURCES 

PERIODICAL NOTES 29 

tNew periodicals on women working in film and video, women artists of African descent, 

British Black women, gender studies in central and eastern Europe, Charlotte Perkins 

Gilman, crones, Emily Dickinson, economic equality for women, Taiwanese women 

writers, indigenous North American and Pacific women, Australian lesbian feminist 

studies/lesbians, Arkansas women, Third World women in science, women's history,and 

women's studies in the UK. 

fSpecial issues on lesbian art, the OarenceThomas nomination, women's absence from the 

media, African American women artists, gender and technology,women in contemporary 

writing, women In the planning professions, feminist pedagogy, Eastern European Jewish 

women inunigrants, and economic equity for women in the European Economic Commu· 

nily. 

'TransiUons: Feminist Voices halts publication temporarily; Heriwns resumes after a long 

hiatus; and Wootlength looks for others to take over the publication. 

'Ceased publication: INA VA WNews. 

(Complied by Unda Shull) 

ITEMS OF NOTE ......•...... " 34 

Social Security information; vocational education resources for midHfe and older women; 

apamphlet on gender violence; several resources on violence against women and children; 

adirectoryof women in environmental work; twosourceslor hard-to-find books;aresource 

kit on working with immigrant women; health care resources; a periodicals guide; a 

Canadian women's directory; a bibliography ofresearch on girls from K-12; a booklet on 

media outreach; a resource on women artists of color; a listing of film reviews; pamphlets 

on getting girls into science and math; and a new archival collection. 

(Complied by Lisa Kaiser) . 

BOOKS RECENTLY RECEIVED 36 

SUPPLEMENT: INDEX TO FEMINISTCOLLECfIONS, VOL.13 ...••..• 39 

GrQphics on pp. 5 Qnd 15 Qre by Rini Templeton, from IiL ARTE DE RINl TEMPLETON/ 

THE ART OF RINl TEMPLETON: WHERE THERE ISLlFE AND STRUGGLE, ed. AlejQndrQ 

AI""r"" etal. (ReJlj Comet Press, 1988). GrQphicson pp.9Qnd 24Qre by TrQCY L. Honn ofMQdison. We 

welcome submissiml ofQppropriate graphics for use in FEMINlSTCOUECTIONS.

36. FIREWEED 

A FEMINIST QUARTERLY 

Issue 35 Spring, 1992 

(Continued) 64 

In theory, we were all in one spot-literally one people Nicole Casseres with Sandra Hoar 

68 

Pesach Survival Kit Bonnie Sherr Klein 

70 

Jewish Women Creating Ritual Rabbi Deborah Brin and Uone Shorkey 

74 

invisibility Gail Novack 

77 

Diminish Your Cup Freda Guttman 

80 

I'm Not·Jewish Ann Oeaer 

85 

Sexual Assault: a discussion Leah Brurio, Ulian Green, Oenni Uebawitz, 

Susan Nosov, Ubby Scheier, and Ruby Trastin 

etching jenny Stimac 

Waterborn Variation Dena Deder 

92 

About where I come from. .. Margarita Miniovich 

95 

Loin d'ou! Michka Salil 

100 

Aviya's Summer Gila Strauch 

102 

photo-essay Ellen Flanders 

106 

Educating for Change Susan Nasov 

110 

Reflections on Dirt; Under the Circumstances Helen Mintz 

113 

works on fabric Sima Elizabeth Sherrin 

115 

Danr's Gift Lois Fine 

119 

Eve's Daughter Tells the Story Ulian Green 

122 

glossary 

123 

departments

Contents 

Meena Alexander 

AnnLouise Keating 

Gale Jackson 

Frontiers 

A Journal of Women Studies 

Volume XIII, Number 1 

ix From the Editors 

1 Khartoum Journal 

1992 

20 Making "our shattered faces whole": 

The Black Goddess and Audre 

Lorde's Revision of Patriarchal Myth 

34 lucy terry prince 

her children to remember 

nicaragua 

brooklyn 

WOMEN, THE CITY, AND THE IMPORTANCE OF PLACE 

Barbara Hooper 45 Split at the Roots: A Critique of the 

Philosophical and Political Sources of 

Modern Planning Doctrine 

Ann Henley 81 Space for Herself: Nadine Gordimer's 

A Sport a/Nature and Josephine Humphreys' 

Rich in Love 

Christine W. Sizemore 90 Masculine and Feminine Cities: 

Marge Piercy's Going Down Fast and 

Fly AlOOY Home 

Gail Lee Dubrow 111 Claiming Public Space for Women's 

History in Boston: A Proposal for 

Preservation, Public Art, and Public 

Historical Interpretation 

Rachel Guido deVries 

Opal Palmer Adisa 

Grace Bauer 

Nancy Gage 

149 Birds, Remembering 

Birds of Longing 

156 In Celebration of Women 

We KI10w the Heroes 

Sister-Friend 

165 The Women at the Well 

Noah's Wife Addresses 

the Department of Interior 

Lot's Daughters Bent on Revenge 

170 Crickets 

181 In Brief 

184 Contributors 

37.

GENDER & SOCIETY 

Volume 6, Number 3 September 1992 

THIS ISSUE IS DEVOTED TO: 

RACE, CLASS, AND GENDER 

Guest Editors: Doris Wilkinson, Maxine Baca Zinn, 

and Esther Ngan-Ling Chow 

Contents 

Guest Editors' Introduction 341 

"Always Leading OUf Men in Service and Sacrifice"; 

Amy Jacques Garvey, Feminist Black Nationalist 

KAREN S. ADLER 346 

Gender and Race Effects on Occupational 

Prestige, Segregation, and Earnings 

WU XU and ANN LEFFLER 376 

Overcoming Patriarchal Constraints: 

The Reconstruction of Gender Relations 

Among Mexican Immigrant Women and Men 

PIERRETTE HONDAGNEU·SOTELO 393 

Moving Up with Kin and Community: 

Upward Social Mobility for Black and White Women 

EUZABETH HIGGINBOTHAM and LYNN WEBER 416 

Activist Mothering: Cross·Generational 

Continuity in the Community Work of Women 

from Low·lncome Urban Neighborhoods 

NANCY A. NAPLES 441 

Constructing Gender: An Exploration of 

Afro-American Men's Conceptualization of Manhood 

ANDREA G. HUNTER and JAMES EARL DAVlS 464 

Ethnicity and the Social Construction of 

Gender in lhe Chinese Diaspora 

JAMES A GESCHWENDER 480 

Book Reviews 

Review Symposium: Patricia Hill Collins, 

Black Feminist Thought: Knowledge, 

Consciousness, and the Politics ofEmpowerment 

ROBERT G. NEWBY 

DEBORAH K. KlNG 

BARRIE WORNE 508 

Reply by Patricia Hill Collins 517 

Unequal Sisters: A Multicultural Reader in Women3 

History edited by Ellen Carol DuBois and Vicki L. Ruiz; 

Making Face, Making Soul: Haciendo Caras 

edited by Gloria Anzaldua 

DENISE A. SEGURA and BFATRIZ M. P£SQUERA 519 

Women in the Civil Rights Movement: 

Trailblazers and Torchbearers, 1941-1965 

ediled by Vicki L. Crawford, 

JaqueJine Anne Rouse, and Barbara Woods; 

Women and Social Protest 

edited by Guida West and Rhoda Blumberg; 

Feminism and Black Activism in ConremporaryAmerica; 

An Ideological Assessment by Irvin D. Solomon 

PAULETTE PIERCE 522 

Race, Class, and Gender: An Anthology 

edited by Margaret L. Andersen and Patricia Hill Collins 

EVELYN NAKANO GLENN 525 

Call for Papers 528 

Gender & Society is partially supported by 

the University ofDelaware 

39.

40. 

GENDERS 

14 

Articles 

Lynda Hart 

Samir Dayal 

Silvia Tubert 

Mary A. Favret 

Karen Brennan 

Albaraq Mahbobah 

Muriel Dimen 

Books Received 

Notes on Contributors 

Genders is published 

by the University of Texas Press 

in cooperation with 

the University of Colorado at Boulder 

Karen Finley's Dirty Work: Censorship, 

Homophobia, and the NEA 

The Subaltern Does not Speak: Mira Nair's 

Salaam Bombay f as a Postcolonial Text 

How IVF Exploits the Wish to Be a Mother: 

A Psychoanalyst's Account 

A Woman Writes the Fiction of Science: 

The Body in Frankenstein 

Ana'is Nin: Author(iz)ing the Erotic Body 

Reading the Anorexic Maze 

Theorizing Social Reproduction: On the 

Origins of Decentered Subjectivity 

Fall 1992 

16 

33 

50 

66 

87 

98 

126 

133

HAG RAG 

INTERGALACTIC LESBIAN FEMINIST PRESS 

New Rage Thinking 

July-August 1992 

THE DECADE OF THE DYKEI 

Hag Rag Index, Vol. 7, NO.1 

OPEN TOPIC ISSUE 

Regular Features 

Calendar 30 

Classifieds 27 

Dykes to Watch Out For 23 

Editorial Policy 2 

Editorial 3 

Feminist Astrology 16 

Letters 8 

Making It Happen!. 22 

Read It and Revolt! 25 

Regular Events 28 

Reviews 19 

Free Ride 21 

Lesbian Ethics: The Incest Issue. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 19 

Stonewall Riots 21 

Strong at the Broken Places 20 

Takin' Care ofBusiness 32 

Special Features 

A Healthy Sexuality: The Pornography Connection. . .. II 

Contagious, COW"llgeous Lesbian Separatism. . . . . . . .. 12 

DOE Farm Celebrates 15 Years 4 

DOE Farm Today 6 

Lesbian Culture and Creativity Awards 22 

Poems , , .. 14 

"Memorial Day Weekend". . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 15 

. "Menopause". . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 14 

"Mother ofSolTOws" 14 

"Window Displays" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 15 

Sister Homelands on Earth 10 

The Labrys Project 

Lesbians Healing from Incest. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 18 

41.

42. HAGRAG 

INTERGALACTIC LESBIAN FEMINIST PRESS 

September-October 1992 

THE DECADE OF THE DYKEI 

Hag Rag Index, Vol. 7, NO.2 

ANTI-OPPRESSION WORK: CLASSISM 

Regular Features 

Calendar 30 

Classifieds. . .. . 27 

Dykes to Watch Gut For. 26 

Editorial Policy 2 

Editorial : 3 

Letters 10 

Making It Happen!. .. .. .. .. . . . . . . .. .. .. .. .. 19 

Read Itand Revolt! 22 

Regular Events 28 

Reviews 24 

AfterShocks 24 

Savory Thymes Restaurant 24 

Weenie Toom: Women 

Cartoonists Mock Cocks 25 

Takin' Care ofBusiness 32 

Special Features 

Classism and the Hag II 

Classism Means Hatred ofthe Poverty-Class and 

Working-Class 4 

Common Middle Class Assumptions: Thoughts from 

One Middle Class Dyke to other Middle Class Dykes. 18 

Notes from aClassism Workshop,1988 17 

They WantUs to Just Shut Up 16 

What We Want. 12

Health Care 

for Women 

International 


Editorial / v 

Volume 13 / Number 3 / 1991 

GROWING UP HEARTSICK: THE EXPERIENCES OF YOUNG WOMEN 

WITH CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE / Laura T. Gantt I 241 

THE BREAST-FEEDING EXPERIENCE OF WOMEN WITH TYPE I 

DIABETES I Margaret P. Gagne, Ellen W. Leff, and Sandra C. 

Jefferis I 249 

SOCIOCULTURAL FACTORS IN DEPRESSION IN ASIAN INDIAN 

WOMEN I Jayalakshmi Jambunathan I 261 

ATTITUDES OF LOW-INCOME CLINIC PATIE'NTS TOWARD 

MENOPAUSE I Theresa Siltick Standing and Greer Glazer I 271 

CONSEQUENCES OF HYSTERECTOMY IN THE LIVES OF 

WOMEN I Linda A. Bernhard I 281 

MATERNAL REACTIONS TO FETAL SEX I Molly K. Walker I 293 

SEX ROLE TYPOLOGY AS A FUNCTION OF AGE AMONG 

REGISTERED NURSES I Linda Napholz I 303 

CONTENT ANALYSIS: METHOD, APPLICATIONS, AND 

ISSUES I Barbara Downe-Wamboldt I 313 

Book Reviews I 323 

Communication Networks I 327 

43.

44. 

Healthsharing 

Vol 13:1 Spring/Summer, 1992 

FEATURFS 

9 Visioning The Canadian Women's Health Network: 

Sharing information is essential 

Anne Fraser and Barbara Mintzes 

12 Women and AIDS 

Currently in Canada, women and youth constitute the 

fastest growing groups of HIV positive people 

Beth Easton 

20 In Our Own Words 

Profiles of organizations working to better womens' 

health 

31 The Story of the Community Health Representative 

Their role parallels that of the "foot doctors" in China 

front-line health service providers 

Rita Manuel 

40 Health Issues 

Individuals and organizations highlight the work they 

are doing around specific health areas 

ALWAYS IN HEALTHSHARING 

3 HeaIthlines 

4 Letters 

5 Update 

38 My Story, Our Story 

My Environment Turned Against :vlt' 

£veJ-!orne 

50 Resources & Events 

On the Cover: Laura t\kCoy. a Drug and 

Akohol Counselor on St. Mary's Band. 

Kootenay Arpa Indian R.eserve. B.c.

3-5 Editorial 

HECATE 

An Interdisciplinary Journal of 

Women's Liberation 

Vol. XVIll no. i, 1992 

6-26 The Burdens Twain or Not Forgetting Yourself: The 

Writing of Betty Roland's Life Nkok Moore 

27-37 Poems by Racheal Richardson, Diane Beckingham, 

Lisa Bellear (Noonuccal), C. E. Hull, Sherryl Clark 

and Kerry Loughrey 

38-59 "All the Nice Girls ..." A Case Study in the Social 

Control of Women, Melbourne 1942 Hekn Pace 

60-63 "The Cure" Anna Brooks 

64-87 "Women's Work" and the Women's Services in the 

Second World War as Presented in Salt Joan Davis 

88-91 "My Father Is a Bird" Karen Maloney 

92-97 

98-107 

108-112 

113-116 

117-130 

131-141 

Poems by Anna PacZllska with Drawings by Nora 

Connolly 

Poems by Gulcin Cribb, Carolyn Morwood, Carrie 

Louise Sonneborn, Alison Lambert and Stephanie 

Green 

"Miss Cox and Mel! 

Not "Glamorous War Work" 

Making Sense 

Kale O'Neill 

Trodi Tale 

Jo Robenson 

De-Scribing Sexualities: Recent Lesbian Cultural 

Production Shane Rowlands 

45.

In This Double Issue: Misogynies 

Breathing Underwater 

Story by LII \ 'ickers 

As If I Might Slice Them Open 

Story bl' Adair Ferdoll .. 

Mirna Perla de Anaya 

Essa\" by .\lm)' 7itrck 

Baggage 

Story by Sora Reza 

For Amy 

Poem bl'jobll 0 Briell . 

,p,1 

p, 3 

p, 4 

,p.6 

· p. 6 

Shoshannah R. - The Freedom from Home 

Essay by Salldm E Llllld)' . ,p. - 

Detroit '66 

L \X'ait L'nlll Dark 

[\. Burning Rubber 

Fiction bYJanice]oJ/f!s. 

Burning Down the House 

Star\" bl' Barlie Bond) . 

Confrontation 

Ston' bl' .llm)' Pellmal1l' .. 

The Appointment 

Star\" bl' Carol T Soble .. 

· . p, 8 

,p,1O 

· p. 10 

· p. 11 

Saffron Is Worth More Than Their Uves ... 

Poem by Slisall Tbllrstoll Hall/erski .. p. 13 

Just Give Us the Sex, Please, Hold 

the Harassment 

Essal' b\" .\lartba Roth. 

· . p. 14 

a feminist quarterly 

Summer/Fall 1992 

Tears 

Story by Catberine Berg . .. 

Brief Review by}. D ROlle .. 

JANE ORllMAN 

The Kin of Ata - An Interview with 

Dorothy Bryant 

BI' Blr?lIda Il"ebster, ... p. 19 

Shoo Fly 

Poem b\" jalle Sil,·er. 

Beans, Rice, and the Devil's Wife· 

Star\" by Pamela Fletcber 

.. p. 19 

Lesbians - Out of the Closet in the 

Young Adult Novel 

Redcw Essay by Bonnie Fisber . . . p. 20 

. . p. 20 

.. p, 21 

A Gift to Cherish - Review of McNaron's 

I DU'e1l ill fussibilit)' 

BI' Cbristil/e .Hack Gordoll 

. p, 21 

The Fifth Encuentro 

Conference Report b\" Elizabeth Hall/pstell, ,p, 16 Contributors. . . p.23 

Graphics by KA Jensen, Jacqueline Kielkopf. Sally Krug, Suzanne Olson, Jane Orleman, Gail Swanlund 

47.

48. 

VOL. 7, NO.3 

SUMMER 1992 

Contents 

vii Preface 

HYPATIA 

AJoltmal of Feminist Philosophy 

Andrea Nye 

Philosophy: A Woman's Thought ar a Man's Discipline? The utters of 

Abelard and Heloise 

23 Margaret Urban Walker 

Feminism, Ethics, and the Question of Theary 

39 Maxine Sheers-Johnsrone 

Corporeal Archerypes and Power: Preliminary ClarifICations and 

Considerations of Sex 

77 Annie Prirchard 

Antigone's Mirrars: Reflections on Maral Madness 

94 Melinda Vadas 

The Parnography/Civil Rights Ordinance v. The BOG: 

And the Winner Is . . _? 

110 Larry May and Robert Strikwerda 

Male Friendship and Inrimacy 

126 Patricia Ward Sealtas 

Virtue Without Gender in Socrates 

138 Julie Nelson 

Thinking About Gender 

Symposium on Susan Bordo·s "Feminist Skepticism 

and the 'Maleness' of Philosophy" 

155 Anne Garry 

Why Care About Gender? 

162 Judith Butler 

Response to Bordo's "Feminist Slu:pticism and the 'Maleness' of Philosophy" 

166 Maureen Milligan 

Reflections on Feminist Scepticism, the "Maleness" of Philosophy and 

Postmodemism

58. 

Volume 9 Number I 1992 

A JOURNAL OF 

AMERICAN 

WOMEN WRITERS 

Willa Cather Special Issue 

Guest Editor 

Deborah Carlin, University ofMassachusetts at Amherst 

Managing Editor 

Janet Benton, University ofMassachusetts at Amherst 


Elaine Sargent Apthorp Re-Visioning Creativity: Cather, Chopin, Jewett 1 

John N. Sii.:ift Narration and the Maternal "Real" in 

Sapphira and the Slave Girl 23 

Ann \v, Fisher-Wirth Reading Marian Forrester 35 

Profiles 

Mark]. Madigan Dorothy Canfield Fisher, 1879-1958 49 

Elizabeth A. Turner Louise Pound, 1872-1958 59 

Book Reviews 

Sherrill Harbison \Villa Cather: Double Lives by Hermione Lee 65 

Frances \v. K"ye After the World Broke in Two: The Later Novels of 

Willa Cather by Merrill Maguire Skaggs 

and 

Willa Cather's Modernism: A Study ofStyle and 

Technique by Jo Ann Middleton 69 

Roxanna Pisiak Bergson and American Culture: The Worlds of 

\Villa Cather and Wallace Stevens by Tom Quirk 72 

Elsa Nettels Conflicting Stories: American Women Wl-iters at 

the 7j,rn into the Twentieth Century by Elizabeth 

Ammons 77 

LEGACY Bookshelf 

Notes and Queries 

80 

87

60. 

LESBIAN · CONTRADICTION 

IA Journal of Irreverent Feminism I 

Issue 1140, Fall 1992 By and for Women 

ELECT.ION REFLECTIONS: 

Contents 

Commentary 

Racism in the Lesbian Community (Saundra W. Haggerty) 7 

Notes From the 23rd Year (SA Giacosanzio) 8 

Yes, Mr. President (Angela M.L. Pattatuccl 9 

Three Reasons Why Goddess Religion Is Superior (Sharon Sarles} 14 

Elections 

Your Vote DOES Make a Difference (Del Martin & Phyllis Lyon) 10 

In/Out: Let's Get Crackin' (Amy Blake} 11 

On the One Hand... Two Views ofElectoral Politics (Jan Adams} 12 

Responses 

Notes on Lesbian Camp (A. Bragdon Gilley} 3 

Girl Grows Up, Becomes Witch (Henrietta Bensussen) 4 

Human or Ape (Ann Nemesis) 5 

Gender and Transsexualism (Rochelle Glickman} 6 

Coming Attractions: 13

68. 

.. ;.'...;.:.;.; :: : .

MINERVA: 69. 

Quarterly Report on 

Women and the Military 


Volume X, Number 2 Summer, 1992 

Articles 

WOMEN IN COMBAT: 

WHO SHOULD MAKE THE POLICY 

Major Michael H. Gilben 

1 

LIVING UNDER THE DEBATED 

HOMOSEXUALITY REGULATIONS: 

LESBIANS IN THE U.S. MILITARY 

CHALLENGE A POLICY 

OF CONTAINMENT 

Susan Warshauer 

8 

'WE'RE LOOKING FOR A FEW GOOD MEN": 

THE IMPACT OF GENDET STEREOTYPES 

ON WOMEN IN THE MILITARY 

Tracy Timmons 

20 

BONNY YANK AND GINNY REB 

REVISITED 

C. Kay Larson 

35 

Articles appearing in this journal are abtracled and indexed in 

Historical Abstracts, America: His/DI)' and Life, and 

Current Military Literature.

70. 

\(llume c! Number 1 Spring 1992 

Editorial 

Articles 

The Survivor's Voice: Breaking the Incest Taboo 4 

CAROL BARRINGER 

Gender Distortions and Development Disasters: 

Women and Milk in African Herding Systems 23 

BONNIE KETTEL 

Ritual Death, Patriarchal Violence, and Female Relationships in 

the Hymns to Demeter and [nanna 42 

MARCIA W. D-S. DOBSON 

A Bond Stronger than Friendship or Love: Female Psychological 

Development and Beauly and the Beasl 59 

j. P. WILLIAMS 

On Learning and Teaching 

Teacher Blaming: A Feminist Issue 73 

jo SOSKE 

Observations 

Speaking the Plural: The Example of Women: A journal ofLiberation 84 

MARGARET BLANCHARD 

Review Essays 

Women At War with Militarism, Part Two: The Experience of 

Two World Wars 98 

JUDY BARRETT LITOFF AND DAVID C. SMITH 

Women and Disabilities 106 

BARBARA HILLYER 

Reviews 

Making Waves: An Anthology of Writings By and About Asian Ammcan 

Women edited by Asian Women United of California 

Between Worlds: Women Writers ofChinese Ancestry by Amy Ling 

The Forbidden Stitch: An Asian American Women; Anthology 

edited by Shirley Geok-Iin Lim and Mayumi Tsutakawa 1\5 

DALI TAN, Reviewer 

Women As They Age: Challenge, Opportunity, and Triumph 

by J. Dianne Garner and Susan O. Mercer 

Women and Aging: A Selected, Annotated Bibliography compiled by 

Jean M. Coyle

72. 

Volume 21, Number 4 

contents 

SPIRITUALITY 

Can 'he Goddess Save Planet Earth? 

by Meg Bowman p, J5 

Taking Back lhe Garden: Feminist 

Liberation Theology 

hy Mary Marshall Clark p. 1-1 

Embodying 'he Crolle 

by Marily"" Foss Anderson". /6 

The Lavender Pulpit: Safe Haven 

for Women Rabbis? 

by Karen Davis p. J7 

NEW DIRECTIONS FOR 

July-August 1992 

A RIBBON AT A TIME 

(National News) 

Cop Blows Whistle on ComlpHon 

by Laura Flanders p. 4 

Undocumented Immigrants Live 

with Fear 

by Lynn Wenzel p. 5 

Who Owns Our Bodies (Health) 

hy Kalha Pollilt p. 6 

I'm Such A Failure...No/! 

(Media Walch) 

b.y Marie Shear p. 8 

Her Cup Runneth Over 

(ushianie Logic) 

hy Marilyn Murphy IJ. 34 

DANCING AT THE 

REVOLUTION 

(The Arts) 

Artist Exorcises Male God 

h., Marcia Newfield p. 18 

COUNTRY OF WOMEN 

(lnternationa/) 

Reporter Blows the Whistle 

on Abortion Torture 

by Michelle lAndsberg p. 2/ 

THE WORLD SPLIT OPEN 

(Personal Essays) 

T .....o Faces ofEvil 

by Patricia Rose Gilles & 

Debora Tobola pp. 25-2fi 

METRO SUPPLEMENT 

WAC Takes Gralld Celliral Sialioll 

hy Holly Morse p. M I 

Birlh Control's Olher Mother 

by COllnie Chell p. M I 

REVIEW OF BOOKS 

pp. 27-32 

WORLD TO CARRY ON 

The Third Wave 

by Shanllon Uss & Rebecca Walker p. 24

NEW DIRECTIONS FOR 73. 

Volume 21, Number 5 September-October 1992 

Nowhere To Hide 

Laura Flanders on Lesbians ond 

AIDSI'. 6 

Proud To Be A Women 

Amy Wu on the Democratic Cotlvention 

p. 30 

A RIBBON AT A TIME 

(National News) 

Making Headway Inside The System 

by Lisa Small p. 4 

Not Out OfNowhere - Carol Mose· 

ley Braun 

by Susan Kaufman p. 5 

contents 

W/to Decides? Men Making Heal/h 

Decisions For Women (Heal/h) 

by Lisa Small p. 7 

Self-Helpers Resist Stales' IntTltsion 

Into Heal/h Care /Heal/h) 

by Kiersta A. Burke p. 8 

Christopher Columbus: No Cause 

For Celebration 

by Mathowin p. 9 

Terror on Campus 

by Katrina Foley p. 15 

RESISTANCE 

Susan E. Davis on 

Civil Disobedience 

p.IO 

Barbara Yoshida on Taking to the 

Streets p. II 

Sybil C/aibortre on The Women's 

Pentagon Action p. II 

CENSORSHIP/EROTICA/ 

PORNOGRAPHY 

WHAT'S GOOD FOR 

WOMEN? 

Connie Chen 011 All Ihe Arguments 

p. 12 

Poinl and Counterpoint by 

the Members 

ofthe Clearinghouse on Femidde and 

Leanne Katz, Executive Director of 

the National Coalition Against 

Censorship p. 13 

CENTERFOLD 

Picking on People Who Have 

No Voice 

Text by Susan Valentine-Glaser 

Photography by Zelphia Phillips 

Pl'. 18-19 

REVIEW OF BOOKS 

1'1'.22-26 

COUNTRY OF WOMEN 

(International) 

Helping Korean Rape Victims 

by Miriam Ching Lauie p. 28 

Irish Women Protest Abortion Laws 

by Carole Craig p. 29 

COLUMNS 

Act Now! for Eca-Justice 

by Susan Valeutine-Glaser p. 14 

Auother Take - Campaigu '92: Just 

Like the Movies 

by Anue Markowski p. 16 

Lesbianic Logic 

by Marilyn Murphy p. 17 

Sports - Out ofthe Dugout, 

Outo the Field 

by Kathleen Warnock p. 20 

Media Watch - Shear 

Chauvinism Awarth 

by Marie Shear p. 21 

METRO 

PI'. 30. 31

74. 

offourbacks 

volume xxii 

number 7 

july 1992 

contents 

news 

abortion news .4 

murphy brown.......... ... 5 

breast cancer news 6 

pay equity................. ... .7 

harassment news 17 

interview 

Diana E. H. RusselL 1 

conference 

National Women's Book.16 

commentary 

Fashionable Fascism 3 

Why Save Roe 25 

reviews 

Summer Reading Shorts 8 

Stolen Glances: Lesbians 

Take Photographs 10 

Sister Earth 12 

Emily Dickinson' 

Woman Poet... 13 

Dorothy Healey: A Life 

in the American C. P ..... 18 

regular 


Chicken Lady 22 

Letters 21. 24 

Ads 26

offourbacks 

volume xxii 

number 9 

aug-sept 1992 

contents 

news 

international 

margaret thatcher 

selling cigarettes? 5 

germany abortion laws 6 

national 

women's unreported 

actions 5 

fetal tissue 

on television . . . . . . . .. 5 

sexism and 

women gymnasts ..... 5 

abortion/reproductive . .. 6 

conference 

NWSA: Working to 

Survive. . . . . . . . . . . .. 1 

Asian Lesbians 8 

Deaf Women Intensive 10 

East Coast Lesbians Fest11 

Feminist Research ... 20 

commentary 

The "Right" to Choose: 

Now You See it, Now You 

Don't 7 

Europe: A Rich Men's 

Club 9 

RU 486: The Moral Property 

of Women 16 

Am I the Only Woman Who 

Regrets Having Children 17 

New City Notes . . . . .. 18 

On the Death of a Baby 

Boy 20 

regular 

Chicken Lady ... . . . .21 


Letters 24 

Ads 26 

75.

76. 

offourbacks 

volume xxii 

number 9 

oct 1992 

contents 

Quincentennial 

Interview: Beth Brant on 

Books & Spirits . , . , , .. 1 

Museum Review: Smithsonian 

reexamines exploits '" 2 

Book Review: The Crown of 

Columbus. , , . , , , , . " 3 

News: Spain's opposition to 

the Quincentennial ".. 4 

Commentary: Australians 

respond to colonialism , 6 

news 

Canada: government stance on 

sanitary napkins '."., 7 

Bosnia and genocide , 10 

Germany: court blocks 

abortion " .. ,.'",. 10 

anti-stalking laws ."., 7 

imperialist immunization 7 

abortion ... ,.".", 10 

feminist barred from 

teaching . , , .... , . " 10 

interview 

Cherry Smyth 

on Queer Politics .. ', 12 

commentary 

Aborting Operation Rescue: 

We Did It, So Can You 11 

Why I Think Gay Men 

are Sexist . , , , , . , . " 15 

review 

17th Michigan Womyn's Music 

Festival ,.",.".', 16 

regulars 

lelters . , , . , , , , .. , " 19 

shicken 'lady , , .. , .. , 20 

dykes to watch out for. 20 

ads ,." .. ", ..... 26

82. 

SIGN S 

Journal of Women in Culture and Society 

AUTUMN 1992 VOLUME 18 NUMBER 1 

(Continued) 


Judith Stacey 

Jane Lewis 

Jane Stinson 

Diane L. Wolf 

198 Working Parents: Tran:;iiJrmal;ons in Gender 

Roles and Public Policies in Sweden by Phyllis 

Moen; The Workings of the Household by 

Lydia Morris; Politics of Everyday Life: 

Continuity and Change in Work and the 

Family edired by Helen Carr and Lynn 

Jamieson 

203 Who Cares for the Elderly? by Emily K. Abel; 

The Feminization of Poverty: Only in 

America? edired by Gertrude Schaffner 

Goldberg and Eleanor Kremen; Parental Leave 

and Child Care: Setting a Research Agenda 

edited by Janet Shibley Hyde and Marilyn J. 

Essex; State, Private Life and Political Change 

edited by Lynn Jamieson and Helen Corr; 

Negotiated Care: The Experience of Family 

Day Care Providers by Margaret K. Nelson 

209 Between Feminism and Labor: The 

Significance of the Comparable Worth 

Movement by Linda M. Blum; Pay Equity: 

The Labour-Feminist Challenge by Carl J. 

Cuneo; Just Wages: A Feminist Assessment of 

Pay Equity edited by Judy Fudge and Parricia 

McDermott; Just Give Us the Mone)': A 

Discussion of Wage Discrimination and Pay 

Equity by Debra J. Lewis 

214 Male Bias in the Development Process edited 

by Diane Elson; Women, Employment and the 

Family in the lntemational Division of Labour 

edited by Sharon Stichter and Jane L. Parpart 

219 United States and International Notes 

225 About the Conttibutors 

229 Notice to Contributors 

232 Thanks to Reviewers 

© 1992 by The University of Chica!\u. All rights reserved.

84. 

(Continued) 

Summer/Fa111992 

100 Sapphire· poem for jennifer, marla, lawana and me (poem) 

106 Suzanne. Don't Say Grace - A Movement (poem) 

109 Victoria Manyarrows • Making Magic ... (poem) 

110 Melanie Nelson. The Weaver (poem) 

111 Terri jewell. Moving In (poem) 

113 Kyna Taylor. When It Was Broken (narrative) 

118 Mi Ok Bruining • Not !lIst Another One of Those Identity 

Poems (poem) 

121 Charlene No Bears O'Rourke. SlIndance (poem) 

122 Mara Galvez-Breton. cuentos invertidos (narrative) 

124 Irene DR. Freedom to Travel (essay) 

128 Ruth Farmer. SlIbway Scenes (poem) 

130 Maria Cora. To Provoke a Change (poem) 

133 Shirley O. Steele. RlIby (narrative) 

136 R. Erica Doyle· Yanki Vini (poem) 

138 S. jacqueline Miranda. Caribbean Waters (poem) 

139 Charlene No Bears O'Rourke. Crossing Over (poem) 

140 Alma Villanueva. The Continllance (poem) 

142 Contributors' Notes 

160 Upcoming Issues 

ART 

Cover Aly Kim. Companionship, EXlIberance of Yo 11th and 

Wisdom of the Ages Always (linoleum cut) 

18 Yasmin Sayyed • IIntitled (pencil) 

27 Cristy Chung. Zori's (linoleum cut) 

30 Aly Kim • IIntitled (pen & ink) 

38 Laura Irene Wayne. We Hold Ollr Own (pen & ink) 

40 Pacal Barraza· untitled (pen & ink) 

42 Charlene Koskalaka • Imtitled (pen & ink) 

60 Cristy Chung. Ms.Takllan (linoleum cut) 

68 jean Weisinger. Assata Shakllr (photograph) 

70 Maya C. Valverde. Irene Yazzie (photograph) 

82 Maya C. Valverde. (Dine) Navajo activists (photograph) 

108 Laura Irene Wayne. Stop AIDS (pen & ink) 

112 AIy Kim • IIntitled (pen & ink) 

120 Pacal Barraza. IIntitled (pen & ink) 

132 Aly Kim • Yen Moi LII (pen & ink) 

138 Cristy Chung. IIntitled (linoleum cut) 

142 Laura Irene Wayne. Celebrating Women (pen & ink)

w a: 

92 . 

Vol. 11, No.3 

Highway Workers 

5 Queen ofthe Road by Jane Humes 

9 Structural Steel Painter by Kay Keppler 

11 Road Crew Surveyor by Chris Melcher 

Features 

Summer 1992 

13 There's No Stopping Those Denver Decking Girls by Eleanor Witte 

25 Northern California Sheep Rancher by Judith Robin 

Training Programs 

20 WIST 

22 Bridges to Equity by E. f. Hall 

Departments 

2 Letters 

19 Poetry 

31 Networking 

33 In Memoriam 

4 Book Review 

29 Health & Safety 

32 National Tradeswomen Resources

TRIVIA 

19 SPRING 1992 

A JOURNAL OF IDEAS 

c 0 N T E N T S 

4 Editorial 

LORRIE SPRECHER 6 Lesbian Crimes Against the State 

Lou ROBINSON 11 Centrifugal nineteen 

ELLEN ZWEIG 

LEE MARACLE 14 The Lost Days of Columbus 

BARBARA MOR 20 aWoman Drums on MEN 

Letters 

ANNE WITTEN 35 Blue Water 

ANNE WITTEN 47 Speaking About My Life 

MARTHA MICKLES 

MICHELE CAUSSE 52 C01respondance, 1986 

NICOLE BROSSARD 

trans. by Lise Weil 

CONCETTA PRINCIPE 70 March Cantos 

MONICA SJOO 72 The New World Order 

ROBIN PARKS 75 Meditations on Form . 

CB SUNDANCE 81 STRABtSMUS 

A TRtVIAL Challenge 

HELEN BAROLINI 87 TRIVIAL LIVES 

Bianca, the Gulf War, 

Saroyan, and Me 

MARY MEIGS 96 AFTER READING 

Look Me in the Eye 

RUTH WEST 102 Explanation of Thea's Tarot 

93.

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(Continued) 

The Gender of Modernism: A Critical Anthology. 

Edited by Bonnie Kime Scott. 

Susan Gubar 

Womens Writing in Exile. Edited by Maty 

Lynn Broe and Angela Ingram. 

Margaret Higonnet 

H. G. Wells and Rebecca West. By J. R. 

Hammond. 

Margaret D. Stetz 

Jean Rhys at 'Worlds End": Novels of 

Colonial and Sexual Exile. By Maty 

Lou Emety. 

Ashley Stockstill 

Victorian Sages t1nd CultHral Discourse: 

Renegotiating Gender and Power. Edited 

by Thais E. Motgan. 

Nina Auerbach 

The Bluestocking Circle: Women, Friendship, 

and the Ufe of the Mind in Eighteenth· 

Centl

Spring 

1992 

Volume 15, 

Number 1 

L 

Journal 

New Subject Headings 

Sanford Berman Inside Front Cover 

The "Hook" Phenomenon 

Lynn Fieldman Miller , 2 

News 3 

Spreading the Word on Women-Part II 

Audrey Eaglen 4 

People of Color: A List of Periodicals 

Chris Dodge 9 

Children's Cornucopia 

MargeLoch-HVouters , 12 

Reviews 14 

97.

100. 

Women & Health 

, GUEST EDITORIAL 

Volume 18 

Number 2 

1992 


Prenatal Diagnosis: Can What Counts Be Counted? 

A. Lippman, PhD 

Worker and Mother Roles, Spillover Effects, 

and Psychological Distress 9 

Rosalind C. Barnell, PhD 

Nancy L. Marshall, EdD 

Reducing Distress Associated with Pelvic Examinations: 

A Stimulus Control Intervention 41 

Janice G. Williams, PhD 

Laurella I. Park, MD 

Judith Kline, CHE 

Depression and Maladaptive Eating Practices in College 

Students 55 

Wesley E. Hawkins, PhD 

Robert J. McDermol/, PhD 

John Seeley, MS 

Michele J. Hawkins, PhD 

Was It Murder or Insanity? Reactions to a Successful 

Paroxysmal Insanity Plea in 1865 69 

Allen D. Spiegel, PhD 

Andrea M. Spiegel 

BOOK REVIEWS 

Handbook of Mental Health and Mental Disorder Among 

Black Americans, edited by Dorothy S. Ruiz 87 

Rel'iewed by Aurora A. Jackson, PhD 

Acquaintance Rape: The Hidden Crime, edited by Andrea 

Parrot and Laurie Bechhofer 90 

Prized Possessions, by Avery Corman 90 

Rel'iewed by Lisa Master, CSW

Women & Health 

Volume 18 

Number 3 

1992 

Symposium on Women's Occupational Health 

Acknowledgement 


Introduction: Research Directed to Improving Women's 

Occupational Health 

Karen Messing, PhD 

Impact of the Participation of Women in Science: 

On Rethinking the Place of Women Especially 

in Occupational Health 11 

Lucie Dumais, PhD 

Stability of Psychological Impairment: Two Year Follow-Up 

of Former Microelectronics Workers' Affective 

and Personality Disturbance 27 

Rosemarie M. Bowler, PhD, MPH 

Donna Merglcr, PhD 

Stephen S. Rauch, PhD 

Russell P. Bowlcr, BS 

Health Problems of Women Employed in Jobs Involving 

Psychological and Ergonomic Stressors: The Case 

of Garment Workers in Quebec 49 

Chantal Blisson, PhD 

Michel Vezina, MD, FRCP 

Alain Vinct, PhD 

Ergonomic Analysis of Work Activity of Data Entry Clerks 

in Ihe Compulerized Service Seclor Can Reveal 

Unrecognized Skills 67 

Calhet1ne Teiger, DErg 

Colclle Bcmier, PhD 

How Pregnant Workers See Their Work, lis Risks 

and Ihe Righi 10 Precautionary Leave in Quebec 79 

Genel'icl'(! Tlircolle, PhD 

Integration of Women inlo Traditionally Masculine Jobs 97 

Nicole Vezina, PhD 

Julie COli/Tille, MS 

Heat Exposure Standards and Women's Work: Equilable 

or Debatable? 119 

Carolc Braball/, PhD 

xiii 

101.

102. 

Women, 

Volume XV 

Number 1 

Spring 1m 

Special Issue: Women's Linguislic Innovation 

Table of Contents 

Introduction: Women and Linguistic Innovation 

M. Lynne Murphy. guest editor 

Women and Linguistic Innovation: An Annotated Bibliography 

M. Lynne Murphy, with selected bibliographic 

enlries by Rebecca Haden and Suzette Haden Elgin 

Places Where a Woman Could Thlk: 

Ursula K. Le Guin and the Feminist Linguistic Utopia 

Krinstina Anderson 

Women and Language Choice in Dakar: 

A Case of Unconscious Innovation 

Leigh Swigart 

An Analysis of Words Coined by Women and Men: 

Reflections on the Muted Group Theory and Gilligan's Model 

Lynn H. Thmer 

Eve Names Names: Feminist Neology and How to Do It 

Kale Musgrave 

Forms of Address: Reactions to Changes in Thaditions 

Cheryl D. Gunter 

Research Report 

Gender, Class, and the State in World War I Berlin 

Belinda Davis 

LSA Guidelines for Nonsexist Use 

A Note Worth Noticing 

Fran Holman Johnson 

Book Reviews 

Review Essay: She or He in Textbooks 

Deborah Kennedy 

Anne Pauwels' Non-Discn'minatory Language 

by Carol Ann Valentine 

Books in Brief 

Abstract 

News and Calls for Papers 

1 

3 

7 

·11 

21 

27 

33 

43 

44 

45 

46 

49 

50 

52 

53

106. 

Women's EDUCATION des femmes 

VOLUME 9 No. 

SUMMER 1991 

FEATURES 

5 "I Would Emphasize the joy of Science": 

An Interview with Ursula Franklin 

(Sommaire en fran,ais) 

by 'all Clarke 

9 Reducing the Risk: Cooperative 

Education Strategies for Girls in Math, 

Science. and Technology 


by Mary Beam 

13 Math is a (Wolman's Subject 

(Sommaire en fran\ais) 

by M. Elaine Harvey . 

17 Here Today ... Where Tomorrow? 

(Sommaire en {ran,ais} 

by Barbara Leek and falle Dalton 

21 Female Scientists Are· Real People! 

Introducing Girls to Science Careers 


by Alldra McCartney 

24 Not Onwards and Upwards: Enrolment 

of Young Ontario Women in Secondary 

School Math, Science, and Technology 

Courses 

by Rachelfe Sender Beauchamp & Georgina Fe1berg 

28 Mr. Brown's Math Class and OUter 

Stories of Exclusion 

(Sommaire en frant;ais) 

by Magda Lewis 

32 Technology for Kids: A Photo Siory 

by Mega" Gardiner and Nancy Moore 

35 Women Do Math and Ms Infinily: Two 

Projects for Girls Who Like Math 

(Sonunaire en frant;ais) 

by Lin SZpitWI 

38 A Ms Infinity Conference: Notes North 

of 60 

by Madeleine Sauve 

40 "Go For II!" 


by Rachel Zimmerman 

43 Design and Information Technology in 

the Elementary Classroom 


by Sheila Rhodes 

46 Daughters of Invention 


by Rachel/e Set/der Bemtchamp 

49 The Best Thing thai ever Happened: 

Choosing Engineering 


by Kim Mikkelset/ 

51 Summer Science for Girls 


by Mary Vickers 

POETRY 

16 Sewing Shirts by 'ancis M. Andrews 

23 Balancing Act by Gen"i GlUm 

27 By Jessie's Babysiller 

by Marion Vatl den Boomm 

31 Goodbye Brass Band by Unda Rogers 

39 Announcing Armageddon 

by Linda Rogers 

53 Technology Poems by 'essica Miller, 

Rachel Beattie, and Caitlin 

59 Night Monsters by jancis M. Andrews 

DEPARTMENTS 

2 EditoriauEditorial 

54 Reviews 

A short annotated bibliography of texts 

related to girls in science. 

57 Commentary 

Trying to Teach Technology: A Matter of 

Certification 


by jane Will 

60 ResourceslRessources 

64 Agenda

Wimens EDUCATION des femmes 

FEATURES 

VOLUME 9 NO.2 

FALL,1992 

4 Women Scientists: Contradictions and 52 Foreigners to me Culnue: Women in 

Connections Trades & Tedmology 

(Sommaire en fran",i,) (Sommaire en franlj3is) 

by HildA Ching by Kart Braid 

7 Axe Women Excluded from 

Careers in Science? 

57 Jane Deer in Science: A Sample Case 

(Sommaire en fTanlj3is) 

(Somaire en &an\'li') by Anne Innis Dagg 

by Barbara Sherriff6-jP. Svmn, 

11 The Strange History ofa Good Idea 

(Sommaire en fran",i,) 

by Kathryn Bindon 

61 In Their Own Words: Stories by Women 

Engineers about Themselves 

(Sommaire en tTanljais) 

by jrannt Inch and Moniqut Friu 

15 AfriCan Training 

and Employment Cenne 

POETRY 

18 

(Sommaire en franlj3is) 

by Margaret Andmon·Clark, 

Listening to the Women's Voices 

(Sommaires en franlj3is) 

by Fran Davis 6-kim, Str,iger 

6 Emily Dickinson and Walt Whionan 

by Liliane W,kh 

13 What to Believe 

by Eva Tihanyi 

23 The University of Saskatchewan: 

A Portrait 

39 Tinker Bell and Zeus 

by Patricia Kemey 

27 

(Somrnaire en &anlj3is) 

by LiUian Dye!< 

Les femmes et les mathc!matiques 

(Summary in English) 

par Hltm, Kay"'" Louis, LofOrtun, 

56 Naming 

by Eva Tihanyi 

64 For Mrs. Norris, Aged 91 

bylancis Andrews 

31 Science TIuough her Looking Glass 

(Sommaire en fTanlj3is) 

DEPARTMENTS 

by Heather Menzies 

35 At Odds with Science? 

(Sommaire en tTanlj3is) 

by Georgina Feldberg 

40 Transforming Mathematics Pedagogy 

2 Edirorial 

3 Editorial 

65 Book Reviews 

Depite the Odds 

(Sommaire en fran",is) 

byPatRogm 

Review by Beverly Boutilier 

They're Not Dumb, They'" Differmt 

45 BRIDGES to Equity 

(Sommaire en franc;ais) 

by Eliz4b"h Bohne" 6-july KIi, 

49 Sois mile et taiSrtoi! 

(Summary in English) 

par Karm Messing 

68 

72 

Review by SheDy Beauchamp 

ResourcesJRessources 

Agenda 

107.

108. mimensEDUCATION 

des fimmes 

VOLUME 9 NO.3 

SPRING, 1992 

FEATURES POETRY 

5 Home is Where the Learning Is 4 Mirror Image 

(sommaire en fran,ais) by Gail Youngberg 

by Wendy Priemitz 

8 Beginning Again (May 12, 1988) 

9 Experimental Learning Recognition by Elizabeth Brewster 

(somaire en fTan,ais) 

by Nattalia Kilborn 

Stepping Stones to the Land ofthe Uving 

12 My Days 

by Gillian Harding-Russell 

(sommaire en fran,ais) Bianca, an anniversary poem 

13 

by Susan Gray Dueck 

28 

by Linda Rogers 

16 Women Academics in Britain and 

Canada 

37 Pramb'ling at Noon 

by Gillian Harding-Russell 

21 

(sommaire en fran,ais) 

42 

by Ronnie Brown 

by Sandra Acker 35 in the Backseat (In Reverse) 

La situation des femmes fTancophones de 

la Saskatchewan dans les annefS quatrevingt-dix 

(summaI)' in English) 

par Fran(oise Sigur-Cioutier 

DEPARTMENTS 

25 Anti-Racist Education: A Career in Social 2 Editorial 

and Political Change 

(sommaire en fran,ais) 

by Beryl Tsang 

29 Leamer-centred IWoman-positive: 

Research with Adult Uteracy Programs 

3 

4 

41 

Editorial 

Leners 

Book Review 

(Sommaire en fTan

110. 

Women's History Review 

VOLUME 1 NUMBER 2 1992 

Liz Stanley. Romantic Friendship? Some Issues in Researching 

Lesbian History and Biography 193 

Denyse Baillargeon. 'If You Had No Money, You Had No Trouble, 

Did You?': Montreal working·c1ass housewives during 

the Great Depression 217 

Judy Giles. 'Playing Hard to Get': working-class women, sexuality 

and respectability in Britain, 1918-40 239 

Delia Davin. British Women Missionaries in Nineteenth· 

century China 257 

June Purvis. Using Primary Sources When Researching Women's 

History from a Feminist Perspective 273 

VIEWPOINT 

Margaret Walsh. Women In or Out of American Economic History? 307 

BOOK REVIEWS 

Women's Words: the feminist practice oforal history (Sherna 

Berger Gluck & Daphne Patai, Eds) reviewed by Joanna Bornat 319 

Gender and Higher Education in the Progressive Era 

(Lynn D. Gordon) reviewed by Margaret Gillett 

320 

A Different World for Women: the life ofMillicent Garrett Fawcett 

(David Rubinstein) reviewed by Johanna Alberti 322 

Out ofthe Margins: women's studies in the nineties (Jane Aaron 

& Sylvia Walby, Eds) reviewed by Diana Leonard 

Gender and Policy in English Education, 1902·44 

(Felicity Hunt) reviewed by Jane Martin 

European Women and the Second British Empire 

(Margaret Strobel) reviewed by Julia Bush 

Feminism Without Illusions: a critique ofindividualism 

(Elizabeth Fox·Genovese) reviewed by Jane Marcus 

NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS 

324 

325 

327 

.328 

331

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VOL. 18 NO.3 

SUMMER 1992 

REPORTS: Commlslon on the Status at Women -36th session II Comm!Hee on Elimination 

of Dlscrlmlnotlon against Women· CEDAW - 11th session 

VIENNA INTERNATlONAL CENTRE: WOlking Group Meeting on Women and Violence, 

31 Aug' 4 $pt / 92. II MeeHng on Women In Extreme Poverty: Nov. 9·13. 'n 

ECOSOC • Economic and Soclol Council, Substantive Meeting se"ion, June 29·July 31/ NY 

HUMAN IllGHTS MACHINEllY : Centre for Human Rights. Geneva 

REfUGEES: Publication by High Comm, of Refugees II Problems or Refugee Women II 

World Refugee Report / / 

UN CENTRti Of SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY: Acce" to SCience for Women 

5 • 6 WOMEN AND INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS: CLE1,.RINGHOUSE 

WHO • World Health Organlzatlon : Vacancies 

FAO· food and Agriculture Organlzotlon : Vacancies 

ILO· lnternatlonallobour Office : Vacancies 

UNESCO - United Notions Educatlonal SCientitic and Cultural OrgonizoHon : Vacancies 

UNITED NAnONS SECRETARIAT: Vacancies 

Job Opportunities Bulletin by International NGOs 

7 • 16 WOMEN AND DEVELOPMENT 

UNDP HUMAN DEVELOPMENT RfPOI!T 1992: A Gender sensitive H D Index· Statistics II 

A Blueprint for Action II Global Markets damage Poor; Discrinatlon damages Women 

DAWN: Development Alternatives with Women for a New Era 

OXFAM: Women to Women Unklng tor Development II Gender and Development Unit 

THE GRAFTON COMPACT: InterAction· Am, Council for Voluntmy International Action 

APDC REPOI!T : Gender senslll.-,Iy In Development Plcnnlng 

RURAL WOMEN: Agricultural Extension services for Women II Appropriate Development 

for Rural Nigerian Women II The Village Video Network 

17 • 23 WOMEN AND ENVIRONMENT 

UNCED: UN CONfERENCE ON ENVIRONMENT" DEVELOPMENT, Rio de Janeiro June 3·14 'n 

Conference Documents Treaties and Conventions /I Rio Centro Meetings· Summit 

II The Global NGO FORUM II Closing Addre" by UN seer. General 1/ Medlo actions 

// InsHluHonol Arrangements: GEF - the Globol Environmental Focil/Iy and Women 

WOMEN and ENVIRONMENT: Women and World Development service 

WORLD CONGRESS for EducaHon & Communication on Environment & Dev, OCt.-Conoda 

PHIUPPINES: Envlronment Program of Household Waste Management 

WOMEN'S INsnruTE for Housing" Economic Development 

24 • 29 WOMEN AND HEALTH 

WOMEN'S RfPRODUCnVE HEALTH: Gender Apartheid and its Impact on Women's Health - 

Conference Report & Recommendations II Reproductive Tract Infections Third World 

WOMEN and TOBACCO: World Wide Study by WHO 

CANADA: The Politics of Breast Cancer 

HIV Resources tor Women 

ABORnoN: IRELAND· Catholic Church Authorlly Wanes /I GERMANY· Parliament votes 

new liberal Abortion low II US· Supreme Court affirms Abortion Rights & Restrictions 

II POLAND· Catholic Church continues Abortion Battle 

30 • 34 FEMALE GENITAL AND SEXUAL MUTILATION 

CAMPAIGN to STOP GENITAl MUnLAnON - PROGRESS REPORT: Bockground "Context II 

The ChildBirth PIcture Books /Progrom by WIN NEWS 1/ Gro,,; Roots Communily AcHon 

IlleHers by Users of the CBPBs from Africa (SIerra leone, Ghana. Nigeria) 

TRAtNING of TRAINERS· Final Report by AIDoS • italian A'loc, of Women In Development 

INflBULAnON In SOMAUA • Report from Po"oges - Protecting the Rights 01 Young Women 

(Continued, next page) 

111.

Volume 4, Number 2 


Spring/Summer 1992 

News From The Council.. Page 1 

News From The Member Centers Page 7 

News From The Caucuses Page 11 

News From The International Centers Page 13 

Publications and Resources Page 17 

Upcoming Events Page 18 

Calls For Papers Page 19 

Opportunities for Research, 

Study, & Affiliation Page 20 

New Affiliates Page 22 

113.

114. 

1 Deborah A. McDowell' Jazz by Toni Morrison 

5 Carol Stemhell • Revolution from Within: A Book of Self-Esteem 

by Gloria Steinem 

7 Jean Alonso' Toxic Work: Women Workers at GTE Lenkurt by 

Steve Fox 

8 Leila 1. Rupp • Eleanor Roosevelt: A Life, Vol. 1,1884-1933 by 

Blanche Wiesen Cook 

11 Suzanne Ruta • Dreaming in Cuban by Cristina Garcia 

12 Elisabeth Young-Bruehl' Simone Weil: Portrait ofa Self-Exiled 

Jew by Thomas Nevin 

14 Ruth Perry' Jane Austen: A Literary Life by Jan Fergus; Jane 

Austen: Real and Imagined Worlds by Oliver MacDonagh; 

Jane Austen's Manuscript Letters in Facsimile edited byJo 

Modert; Women's Lives and the 18th-Century English 

Novel by Elizabeth Bergen Brophy; Their Father's 

Daughters: Hannah More, Maria Edgeworth, and Patriarchal 

Complicity by Elizabeth Kowaleski-Wallace 

15 Pat Aufderheide' The Girls in the.Balcony: Women, Men, and 

the New York Times by Nan Robertson 

16 Elizabeth Stone' Toxic Psychiatry: Why Therapy, Empathy, and 

Love Must Replace the Drugs, Electroshock, and Biochemical 

Theories of the "New Psychiatry," by Peter R. Breggin. 

M.D. 

16 Jody Bolz • Two Poems 

17 Rebecca Gordon' Families We Choose: Lesbians, Gays, Kinship 

by Kath Weston 

18 R. Alta Cham' RU 486: Misconceptions, Myths, and Morals by 

Renate Klein, Janice Raymond, and Lynette Dumble; The 

"Abortion" Pill by Etienne-Emile Baulieu 

19 Molly Hite' Aquamarine by Carol Anshaw 

20 Leslie A. Schwalm' The Civil War Diary of Sarah Morgan edited 

by Charles East 

21 Edoarda Masi· There Is a Place on Earth: A Woman in Birkenau 

by Giuliana Tedeschi 

22 Margery W. Davies' Feeding the Family: The Social Organization 

of Caring as Gendered Work by Marjorie L. DeVault 

23 Laura Tracy' No Stone Unturned: The Life and Times of Maggie 

Kuhn by Maggie Kuhn with Christina Long; Tish Sommers, 

Activist and the Founding of the Older Women's League by 

Patricia Huckle 

24 Ruth Backes' Women and Power: Perspectives for Family 

Therapy edited by The/nUl Jean Goodrich 

25 Abena P.A. Busia • Third World Women and the Politics of Feminism 

edited by Chandra Talpade Mohant)', Ann Russo, and 

Lourdes Torres 

26 Books Received

116. 

September 1992 

1 Rosalind Pollack Petchesky • Woman of Valor: Margaret Sanger 

and the Birth Control Movement in America by Ellen 

Chesler 

5 . Letters 

6 Rosellen Brown' Women Pilots of World War II by Jean Hascall 

Cole; Confessions of a Fast Woman by Lesley Hazleton 

7 Judith Lewis Herman' You Mean I Don't Have to Feel This Way? 

New Help for Depression, Anxiety, and Addiction by 

Colelle Dowling; Imbroglio: Rising to the Challenge of 

Borderline Personality Disorder by Janice M. Cauwels 

8 Elayne Rapping' Storming the Statehouse: Running for Governor 

with Ann Richards and Dianne Feinstein by Celia 

Morris 

9 Diana Hume George' Surviving the Wreck by Susan Osborn; Life 

Size by Jenefer Shute 

11 Margaret Talbot· The Trial of Madame Caillaux by Edward Berenson 

12 Marilyn Chandler' Uncommon Waters: Women Write About 

Fishing edited by Holly Morris 

13 Mary Kay Blakely' Young, White, and Miserable: Growing Up 

Female in the Fifties by Wini Breines; Women Between Two 

Worlds: Midlife Reflections on Work and Family by Myra 

Dinnerstein 

15 Suzanne Samuel' Talking to High Monks in the Snow: An Asian 

American Odyssey by Lydia Minatoya 

15 Gale Coffin Amoux • Two Poems 

16 Indira Karamcheti • Friends, Brothers and Informants: Fieldwork 

Memoirs of Banaras by Nita Kumar 

17 Anne Margolis' Feminist Legal Theory: Readings in Law and 

Gender edited by Katherine T. Bartlell and Rosanne Kennedy 

19 Priscilla Long' The Unquiet Earth by Denise Giardina 

20 Susan Greenstein' Western Women and Imperialism: Complicity 

and Resistance edited by Nupur Chaudhuri and Margaret 

Strobel 

22 Paula Bennett· Masks Outrageous and Austere: Culture, Psyche, 

and Persona in Modern Women Poets by Cheryl Walker; 

Women Poets and the American Sublime by Joanne Feit 

Diehl 

24 Nancy Porter' Rumors from the Cauldron: Selected Essays, 

Reviews, and Reportage by Valerie Miner 


27 Index to Volume Nine

1 Cynthia D. Schrager' I'm Dysfunctional, You're Dysfunctional: 

The Recovery Movement and Other Self-Help Fashions by 

Wendy Kaminer; Women and Self-Help Culture: Reading 

Between the Lines by Wendy Simonds 

5 Letters 

6 Barbara Belejack • Death Without Weeping: The Violence of 

Everyday Life in Brazil by Nancy Scheper-Hughes 

8 Jill Johnston' Women Respond to the Men's Movement: A Feminist 

Collection edited by Kay Leigh Hagan 

9 Elizabeth Alexander· The Hottest Water in Chicago: Family, 

Race, Time, and American Culture by Gayle Pemberton 

10 Trude Bennell • Wake Up Little Susie: Single Pregnancy and 

Race Before Roe v. Wade by Rickie Solinger 

11 Carol LeMasters' Closer to Home: Bisexuality and Feminism 

edited by Elizabeth Reba Weise 

13 Joan D. Hedrick· Fanny Fern: An Independent Woman by Joyce 

Warren 

14 Sonia Jaffe Robbins· Mothers Talk Back edited by Margaret 

Dragu, Sarah Sheard, and Susan Swan 

15 Anne Herzog' Out ofSilence: Selected Poems by Muriel Rukeyser 

16 Jeanne Schinto· Reading between the recipes: the culture ofthe 

cookbook 

18 Suzanne Sowinska • Nuclear Summer: The Clash of Communities 

at the Seneca Women's Peace Encampment by Louise Krasniewicz 

19 Lillian S. Robinson· Margaret Wise Brown: Awakened by the 

Moon by Leonard S. Marcus 

21 Ann Russo' Hate Crimes: Confronting Violence Against Lesbians 

and Gay Men edited by Gregory Herek and Kevin T. 

Berril! 

21 Hilda Raz • Two Poems 

22 Beverly Lyon Clark· Forbidden Journeys: Fairy Tales and Fantasies 

by Victorian Women Writers edited by Nina Auerbach 

and U.C. Knoepflmacher 

.24 Susan J. Kraus· The Erotic Silence of the American Wife by 

DalmaHeyn 

25 Gayle Greene· (En)Gendering Knowledge: Feminists in 

Academe edited by Joan E. Hartman and Ellen Messer 

Davidow 


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118. 

WOMEN'S 

RIGHTS 

LAW 

REPORTER 

Volume 13, Numbers 2 & 3 CONTENTS Summer/Fall 1991 

ANNOUNCEMENTS " . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47 

EDITOR'S FOREWORD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51 

ARTICLES: 

Society in Transition III: Justice O'Connor and the Destabil,ization of the Griggs Principle of 

Employment Discrimination 

Alfred W. Blumrosen 53 

Justice O'Connor's Intellectual Property Opinions: Currents and Crosscurrents 

Marel A. Hamilton........................................................................ 71 

Justice O'Connor and Children and the Law 

Twila L. Perry............................. . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . .. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . .. . . . . 81 

Sandra Day O'Connor, Conservative Discourse, and Reproductive Freedom 

Dorothy E. Roberts............................... . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 95 

At the Crossroads of Civil Rights: Tension Between the Wartime Amendments in the 

Jurisprudence of Justice O'Connor 

Alfred Slocum.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. . . . . . . . . .. . . .. . . . . . . . . .. . . . . .. . ... 105 

Sandra Day O'Connor and Women's Rights 

Nadine Taub 113 

Justice O'Connor's Pragmatic View of Coerced Self-Incrimination 

George C. Thomas III . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 117 

O'Connor: A Dual Role 

Stephen J. Wermiel . 

............................................ 

. TRANSCRIPTS: 

Ronald K. Chen........................................................................... 143 

Eric Neisser , . . . . . .. .. 149 

Annamay T. Sheppard..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . .. . . . . . . .. . . . .. . . . .. .. 155 

NOTE: 

Feminist or Foe? Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, Title VII Sex-Discrimination, and Support 

for Women's Rights 

Barbara Palmer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 159 

CASE INDEX: Volume 12 · ·· ·························· 171 

129

AN INTERDISCIPLINARY JOURNAL 

Volume 21, Number 2 1992 

Word of Mouth, Word of Womb: Denis Diderot and Hysterical 

Discourse 131 

VALtRIE CRtrAUX LASTINGER 

Mother Nature's Other Natures: Landscape In Women's 

Writing, 1770-1830 

WILLIAM C. SNYDER 

Coleridge's Chris/abel: A/version of 1'Fainily 

Romance 

DENNIS M. WELCH 

"No Bananas, Giraffes, or Elephants 

Margery Kempe's Text of Bliss 

M.I

120. 

AN INTERDISCIPLINARY JOURNAL 

Volume 21, Number 3 (1992) 

Father-Daughter Incest as Social Transgression: 

A Feminist Reading ofJoyce Carol Oates 251 

MARILYN C. WESLEY 

Overcoming Butlerian Obstacles: Mayl§inclair llJ1d 

the Problem of Biological Determinism" • 265 

SUSANNE STARK 

The Lying Woman and The Cause ofSocial Anxiety: 

Interdependence and the Woman's Body in 

The House ofMirth 285 

ELLEN J, GOLDNER 

Frankenstein and the Subversion of the Masculine Voice 307 

JAMES P, DAVIS 

Surpassing Derrida's Deconstructed Self: Virginia Woolrs 

Poetic Disarticulation ofthe Self 323 

RUTHPORRITI 

The Resurrection of Milly Barton: At the Nexus of 

Production, Text and Re-production 339 

NANCY CERVETII 

Sisters Across the Atlantic: Aphra Behn and 

SorJuana Inez de la Cruz 361 

DONNA RASKE KRETSCH 

Contributors 381

WOMEN'S STUDIES INTERNATIONAL FORUM 

VOLUME 15 NUMBER 4 1992 

JULY-AUGUST 


JOCELYNNE A. SCUIT 

RITA ARDIITI 

M. BRINTON LYKES 

MAUREEN HONEY 

ERICA BURMAN 

CYNTHIA BURACK 

WOMEN'S STUDIES 

ANNE MULVEY 

LOUISE MORLEY 

BOOK REVIEWS 

MARGARET JACKSON 

LYNNE ADRIAN 

MARY MONTAUT 

DIANE LICHTENSTEIN 

JODI ANNE GEORGE 

ALICE PARKER 

EVETAVOR BANNET 

441 The incredible woman: a recurring character in criminal law 

461 ClRecovering identity": the work of the Grandmothers of 

Plaza de Mayo 

473 "So far away from home": minority women writers and the 

New Woman 

487 Identification and power in feminist therapy: a reflexive 

history of a discourse analysis 

499 A house divided: feminism and object relations theory 

507 Irish Women's Studies and community activism: reflections 

and exemplars 

517 Women's Studies, difference and internalised oppression 

527 The Sexual Liberals and the Attack on Feminism edited by 

Dorchen Leidholdt and Janice G. Raymond and 

Pornography and Feminism: The Case Against Censorship 

by Feminists Against Censorship, edited by Gillian 

Rodgerson and Elizabeth Wilson 

528 Immigrant Women in the United States: A Selectively 

Annotated Multidisciplinary Bibliography compiled by 

Donna Gabaccia 

529 Edith Wharton: Traveller in the Land ofLetters by Janet 

Goodwyn and Edith Wharton by Katherine Joslin 

529 From the Hearth to the Open Road: A Feminist Study of 

Aging in Contemporary Literature by Barbara Frey Waxman 

530 Writing for Women: The Example of Woman Reader in 

Elizabethan Romance by Caroline Lucas 

530 The Tongue Snatchers by Claudine Herrman. Translated by 

Nancy Kline 

531 Transcending Boundaries: Multi-Disciplinary Approaches (0 

the Study ofGender edited by Pamela R. Frese and John M. 

Coggeshall 

533 Biographical Statements 

Feminist Forum: News, Conferences, Reports 

123.

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