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a current listinq of contents 

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Volume 1, Number 4, 1981 

Periodical literature is the cuttins edge of women's studies scholarship, 

feminist theory, and much of women's cuiture. Feminist Periodical s: 

A Current Listing of Contents is pub1 ished by the Office of the \-!omen's 

Studies Librarian-at-Large on a bimonthly basis with the intent of in- 

creasing publ ic awareness of feminist periodical s. It is our hope that 

Feminist Periodical s 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 pro- 

vide the requisite bibliographic information should a reader wish to 

subscribe to a journal or to obtain a particular article at her I i brary 

or through inter1 ibrary 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. These are preceded 

by a briefly annotated 1 isting of the journal s we have selected. This 

1 isting provides the followihg information on each journal (as available) : 

1. Year OF first publ ication, 

2. Frequency of publication. 

3. Subscription price(s) . 

4. Subscription address. 

5. Current editor. 

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

7, International Standard Serial s !:umber (ISSN) . 

8. Library of Congress (LC) catalog card number. 

9. OCLC, Inc. Control Plumber. 

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 72 are used 

to identify the different categories of information. Interested readers 

will find more complete information on feminist periodicals in Guide to 

Women's Publishinq by Polly Joan and Andrea Chesman (~ustbooks,1978)nd 

in Women1 s Periodicals and Newspapers: A Union List of the Holdinq of 

Madison Area Libraries, edited by James P. Danky, compiled by Maureen E. 

Hady, Barry Christopher Noona, and Neil E. Strache (Boston: G.K. Hall, 

1981 ; due 1982). 

Suggestions for Improvement of Feminist Periodicals are gratefully 

received. We would particularly appreciate assistance from readers in 

the UW System .with our efforts to keep the holdings information complete 

and up-to-date. Please let us know about new subscriptions, subscriptions 

we have overlooked, cancel 1 ations, or other pertinent information. 

Feminist Periodicals is available free of charge from: Linda Parker, 

Women's Studies ti brarian-,at-Large, 11 2A Memorial ti brary, 728 State 

Street, Madf son, W i sconsi'n, 53706. Phone: (608) 263-5754, 

Compilers: Catherine Loeb, A. Porter 0' NeilT 

Graphics: Catharina Schimert

BREAD AND ROSES. 

1 . . 1077 , . . . 

2. Quarterly. 

3. SS (indlv.), $8 (inst.). 

4. P.O. Box 1230, Madison, Wisconsin, 53703. 

. 5. Editorial staff of six women. 

7. ISSN 0197-5927. 

10. Madison. 

12. Features: editorials: reviews: news briefs: 

fiction:poetry; photography and graphics. 

"...founded with the expressed purpose of 

establishing a Midwest-based journal to focus 

on cultural, political and social concerns of Pmerican men." 

CALYX: A JOURNAL OF ART AND LITERATURE BY WOMEN. 

1 . 1976~ .. 

2. 3lyear. 

3. $10. Single copies: $3.50. 

4. P.O. Box 8, Corvallis. Oregon, 97330. 

5. Barbara Bldwin, Margarita Donnelly, Meredith 

Jenkins. 

7. ISSN 0147-1627. 

8. LC 77-649570. 

9. OCLC 3114927. 

10. Madison. 

12. Poetry; fiction; art; graphics. 

CAHERA OBSCURA: A JOURNAL OF FEMINISM AND FILM 

THEORY. 

2. 3/year. 

3. $9 (indiv.), $18 (inst.). Single copies: 53. 

4. P.O. 80x 4517. Berkeley, CA 94704. 

5. Camera Obscura Collective: Janet Bergstram, 

fl isabeth Lyon, Constance Penley. 

7. ~ ISSN 481843. 

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8. LC. sc79-4979. 

TO. Madison. 

11. Abstracts of Popular Culture; Film Literature 

Index. 

12. Film theory and history: feminist theory; 

psychoanalytic theory: Marxist theory: photography; 

video and perfonance. 

CONCERNS: NEWSLETTER OF THE WOMEN'S CAUCUS OF THE 

MODERN LANGUAGES. 

1. 1971. 

2. quarterly. 

3. $10. 

4. Elizabeth Meese, Director of Wonen's Studies, 

University of Alabama. University, Alabama, 35486. 

5. Katherine Gnnbellic-Bfdney and Pat Quinn. 

6. 68 Murray St., Apt. 2, Binghamton, NY, 13905. 

9. OCLC 2259670. 

10. Madison. 

12. News of the Modem Language Association, ha- 

:ures; bibliographies; job infonnation. 

CONDITIONS. 

1. 1977. 

2. Semiannual . 

3. 58 (indiv.), $15 (inst.). Single copies: $3. 

. 4. P.O. BOX 56, Van Brunt Station, Brooklyn, NY, 

11215. 

5. Elly Bulkin. Jan Clausen, Irena Klepfisz, Rima 

Shore. 

7. ISSN 0147-8311 

8. LC 77-641895, 

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9. OCLC 3232386. 

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10. Madison. 

11. Alternative Press Index. 

12. Poetry: short fiction; novel excerpts; drama; 

critical articles: reviews. "Condftlons is a 

magazine of women's wrfting with an emphasis 

on-writing by lesbians." 

FEMINARY: A FEMINIST JOURNAL mR WE SOW 

EMPHASIZING THE LESBIAN VISION. 

1. 1970. 

2. 31year. 

3. 56.50 (indlv.), $13 (inst.). Single copies: 

$2.50 plus 506 postage. 

4. P.O. Box 954. Chapel Hill, N.C. 27514. 

5. Editorial Collective. 

10. Msdisan. .. .. . 

Ar'.icles: personal narratives; journal 

excerpts; letters; shor'. fiction; poetry; 

drawings; pnotoqraphs. '...a lesbian fainist 

~ourndl for toe Sout'l...pmducea by a lesbian 

feminist c01 lective. ..As Southerners. as 

lesoidns. and as *omen. we need to explore with 

others how our lives fft into a region about 

which we have great ambivalences--to share our 

anger and our love." 

FEMINIST ISSUES. 

1. 1980. 

2. Slyear. 

3. 815 (indiv.). $25 (inst.). Single copies: 

$5 (indiv.), $9 (inst.). 

4. Feminist Issues. Transaction Periodicals 

Consortiun. Rutgers University, New Brunswick. 

N.J., 08903. 

5. Mary Jo Lakeland and Susan Ellis Wolf. 

6. Feminist Issues, 2948 Hillegass, Berkeley. 

CA. 94705. 

7. ISSN 0270-6679. 

10. Madison. 

12. A journal of faninist social and political 

theory, with emphasis on an international 

exchange of ideas. It includes articles by 

English-language feminists as well as trans- 

lations of feminist texts by men of other 

countries.

6, FEMINIST STUDIES. 

1. 1972. 

2. 3/year. 

3. 512 (indiv.), $20 [inst.). Single copies: $5 

(indiv. 1, $8 (inst. ). 

4. Managing Edttor fwrfntst Studies, c/o Women's 

Studies Program, University of Yaryl and, 

CoIl ege Park, MO 20742. 

5. Claire G. Mast?$. 

7. ISSN 0046-3663. 

8. LC ~~76-192; 78-645275. 

9. OCLC 3371 39: 1632609. 

10. Eau Claire; Madlson; Mflwaukee; Platteville; 

Stevens Point, 

11 . heri ca: History and Ll fe; herfcan Hi storfcal 

Assocfation Recently Pub1 fshed Arttcles; Bull e 

tf n Slgnaletique-saciologte; Historical abstracts; 

Modern Language Assocfation International 

Bi bl iography; The Phflosopher' s Index; Psych- 

01 ogi cal Abstracts ; Sociol ogical Abstracts; 

Nomen Stud1 es Abstracts. 

12. Historical and critical articles; poetry; art; 

reports from the women ' s movement ; revf ews . 

" Femi nf st Studies was founded to encourage 

analytic responses to feminist issues and to 

open new areas of research, crjticism, and 

speculation. The edftors are cormnitted to providing 

a forum for feminist analysis, debate, 

and, exchange. " 

FRONTIERS: A JOURNAL OF WOMEN STUDIES. 

1. 1975 

2. Uyear 

3. $11 (indfv.), $21 (fnst.). Single copies: $4 

(fndiv.). $8 (fnrt.). 

4. Frontiers, Women Studies Program, University 

of Colorado, Boulder, CO 80309. 

5. Editorial Board, Nanaging Edi tor: Kathf 

Gearge. 

7. ISSN 0160-9009. 

8. LC ~~78-317. 

9. OCLC 2586280. 

10. Eau Claire; Madf son: Mf lwaukee: Parksf de: 

Stevens Point. 

11 . Women Studf es Abstracts; American Humanitl es 

Index; Human Resources Abstracts; Historical 

Abstracts. 

12. Feature articles; book reviews; poetry; short 

ffction. Each issue focuses an a thente,+e.g., 

wmen's oral history; mothers and daughters; 

women as verbal artf sts; who Speaks for the 

women's movement; 1 esbian hi story. "The con- 

tinuing goal of Frontiers is to publish a 

journal which bridges the gap between univer- 

sity and cornunity women; to ftnd a balance 

between academic and popular vi ews on issues 

conmmn to women. " 

HECATE: A WOMEN'S INTERDISCIPLINARY JOURNAL. 

1. 1975. 


3. U.S.: $5 (indlv.), . . $10 (inst.). Sfnsle copies: 

$2.50. 

4. P.O. BOX 99, St. Lucia. Irisbane. Oueenstand. 

4067, Austral i a. 

5. Carole Ferrter. 

7. ISSN 0311-4198. 

9. OCLC 2530248. 

10. Madison. 

11 . Women Studies Abstracts. 

12. Historical and critlcal artlcl es; creative 

work; graphics; hi bl iographies; reviews. 

"Hecate prints material relating to women. 

We are particular1 y interested in contri-, 

butions which employ a feminist. marxist, 

OP other radical methodology to focus on the 

position of wmen in relation to patriarchy 

and capital Ism. " 

HERESIES: A FEMINIST PUBLICATION ON ART & POLITICS. 

1. 1977. 

2. Quarterly. 

3. $15 (fndlv.), $24 (fnst.1. Single copies: $5. 

4. Box 768, Canal Street Station, New York, NY, 

'1 081 3. 

5. Hefisfes Collective. 

7. ISSN 01 461341 1 . 

8. LC sc97-704. 

9.. OCLC 2917688. 

10. Madf son; Mflwaukee, Plattevill a, Stevens Po-int. 

11 . A1 ternative Press Index. 

12. Editorials; short articles; bi bf iographies; 

poetry. "Heresies Is an idea-or1 ented journal 

devoted to the examination of art and pol f tlcs 

farn fern1 nist perspective." 

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF WOMEN'S STUDIES. 

1. . 1978 

2. Slyear. 

3. Il:S.: $22.50 {fndiv.), $35 (inst.). 

4. Eden Press bmen's Pub1 icatfons. 245 

Victorfa Ave., Suite 12. Montreal , 

Quebec, canada, H3Z 2~6: 

5. Sherri Cfarkson. 

7. 1551 0703-8246. 

f 0. Eau Clafre; Madison; Ptattevill e; Stevens Pofnt; 

Wkltewats~. 

11. America: Htstory and Life; Hman 

Sexuality Update; Current Contents/ 

Social & Behavioral Sciences; Social 

Sciences Index; Women Studies Abstracts; 

Cedex-RIC; Pmerican Psycho1 ogical Abstracts ; 

M U International Bf bT iography; Otreceor~ 

of Periodicals. 

12, Historical , sritlcal and feature articles; 

book revfews. 

LADY-UNIQUE-INCLINATION-OF-mE-NIGHT. 

1. 1976. 

2. Annuall) 

3. #3.75/issue. 

4. Box 803. New Brunswick, N.J., 08903. 

5. Kay F. Turner. 

10. Madtsan. 

12. "We prtmarily seek in-depth research on the 

hf story and meaning of the goddesses, women 

and re1 igion, women's folklore, women's 

myth01 ogical heritage, etc. , but some poetry 

and ffction is always included." 

LILITH. 

1. 1976 

2. Quarter1 y. 

3. $8 (indfv.), 92 (inst.). Single copies: $2.50. 

4. P.O. Box 17305, Mllwaukee. WI 53217. 

5. Susan weidman ~chneider .

6. 250 W. 57th St., New York, NY, 1001 9. 

7. ISSN 0146-2334. 

10. Madison. 

17 . Index to Jewish Periodicals. 

12. Articles; reviews; poetry and fictfon. 

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"Lilith 

fs named far the legendary predecessor 

of Eve who Insfsted 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 .'I 

MOVING OUT: FEMINIST LITERARY & ARTS JOURNAL. 

1. 1971. 

2. Semfannual . 

3. $4.50. SIngle copies: $3.50. 

4. 4816 Third d Warren, Wayne State Unlversf ty, 

Qetroi t, MI, 48202. 

5. Gloria Dye, MarqarQt Karninski. 

7. ISSN 0047-830X, 

9. OCLC 3428883; 5157262. 

10. Madison. 

12. Features; fictfon. "We pub1 f sh quality work by 

women, Ll brary Journal descpi bed our Journal 

as one with a 'welldeffned aesthetic sense 

which considers all facets of women's lives and 

literature' ...." 

MS. 

I. 197!?, 

2. Monthly. 

3. $10. 

4. Ms. Magazine, Subscrf ption Dept.. 123 Garden 

St,, Marion, Ohlo, 43302, 

5. Patricia Carbine, Joanne Edgar. Nina Finkalstein. 

Suzanne Braun Lev-lne, Harrfet Lyons. 

Susan McHenry. Letty Cottln Pogrebin, Marcia 

Rockwood, Gloria Steinem. Ruth Sull ivan. 

Mary Thorn. 

6. Editors. Ms. Magazine. 370 Lexington Ava., 

New York, NY, 10017. 

7. ISSN 0047-8318, 

8. LC 72-624579. 

9. OCLC 1285775: 5046704: 1758803: 4286295. 

10. Ea" Claire; ~adl son; ~ilwaukee: .steveis iolnt: 

Whitewater. 

f I. Reader's Gufde to Periodical Literature; Udnen 

Studies Abstracts; Abstracts of Papular Culture; 

Wall ace Mmartal Library; Rochester [nstdtute 

of Pechnoiogy. 

12. Features; T etters; poetry and fiction; reviews; 

news. 

NEW WOMEN'S TIMES FMfRISf REVIEW 

1. . 1978- - -- 

2, 6/year (supplement to New Glcmen's Tfmes). 

3. $12 (Indfv.), $24 (inst.). 

4. New Women's Tfme Feminist Revi~ Collective. 

800 Meigs St., Rochester, MY, 14620. 

5. Editorial Collective. 

7. ISSN 0161-1641 (~ew-Momen's Tlmes). 

8. LC sc79-4421; snP8-5963 (New Women's Tjmes). 

9. OCLC 3885912 (New Women's Times). 

10. Hadison. 

12. Supplement to New Women's Times. Reviews of 

boks, music, visual and performance arts: 

drawings and photographs. 

OFF OUR BACKS. 

I. 1970. 

2. Illyear. 

3. 57 (fndiv.), $14 (contributing), $20 (inst.). 

Sinule CDD~PS: 7%. 

4. off-our backs, inc., 1724 20th St., 

Washinaton. - 0.C.. . . - 20009. . . . 

5. off our backs collective. 

N.W., 

7, ISSN 0030-0071. 

8. LC sn78-1596. 

9. OCLC' 1 038249 ; 5729287. 

10.. Madison; Plattevfll e; Stevens Point. 

11 . Pub1 i sher 's Index (1 970-1 974) ; Women Studies 

Abstracts; Alternatfve Press Index; New 

Perfodical Index. 

12. International and natlonal news; feature 

articl es indudfng regular reporting on work, 

heat t h, prfson, education, and 1 esbian issues; 

reviews; letters. 

PRIMIPARA. 

1. 1974, 

2. Semfafinual . 

3. $3. Single copies: $1.75. 

4. P.O. 80x 371, Qsonto, WI 54153. 

5. Dlane Nlchols. 

TO. Madison; Whftewater. 

12. Poetry; drawings; reviews; artlcl es; 

announcements; 1 etters . "Contri butors 

rastrlctd to V.fsconsln resf dents on1 y-- 

we.'re tryfng to establ ish a vdabl e infonnal 

network for our state's men." 

PSYCHOLOGY OF WOMEN QUARfERLY. 

1. 1976. 

2. Quarterl y ' 

3. $40 (Inst.). Rates for indfvidturls avallabla 

upon request. 

4. Hman Sciences Press. 72 Fifth Ave., New York, 

NY, 10011. 

5. Geaqfa Bab'tadelis. 

6. Bs cholaqy of Wonren Quarterl y , Department of 

-untversity. 

Hayward, L4 94542. 

7. ISSM 0361-6843. 

8. LC 96-1 2952; ~~76-790. 

9. OCLC t52%664. 

TO. Eau CIa1ra, Madfson; Milwaukee; Platteville; 


11. Sacio 1 ogical Abstracts; Hunan Resources Abstracts; 

Psychatogfcal Abstracts; Social Sciences 

Cl tatf on Index ; Current Contents/Social and 

Behavioral Sciences; Current Index to Journal s 

in Education (CfdE) ; Chi core1 Abstracts to 

Readf ng and teaming Bf sabl l lties ; Cbfl d Oevelopnent 

Abstracts and 84blJagraphy; Devetopment 

and We1 fapo (India) ; iiman Sexual f ty 

Update and Fwfly Review. 

12. The Ps~cholos~ of Women OuaFterl is Sponsored 

by 0ivis1om 35 of the American P:ychlloglcal 

Assocafatfen. hp-i rical stud1 es, crft3cal reviews, 

theoretical arti cles, and lnvfted book 

reviews are published fn the Ouarterlv ... The 

kinds of pmbl ems addressed fncl ude: psychlogfcal 

factors, behsvloral studles, role development 

and change, career choice and trainfng, 

managenrent variabl es , education, discrdn5natf on, 

therapeutic processes, and sexual ity. " 

QUEST: A FEMINIST QUARTERLY. 

7. 1974. 

2. Quarterl y. 

3. $9 (indlv.), $25 (inst.). Single copies: 53-35. 

4. P.O. Box 8843, Washington, D.C., 20003. 

5. Arl een Rogan . 

7. ISSN 0098-955X- 

8. LC 75-646061 . 

9. OCLC 2242837. 

10. Eau Claire; Yadison; Platteville, Stevens Point; 

Whitewater. 

-11. Abstracts of Popular Culture; Women Studfes 

Abstracts. 

12. Focus on "long-term, In-depth feminist political 

analysis and i deologfca? developnent. "

RESOURCES FOR FEMINIST RESEARCH/DOCUMENTATION SUR 

LA RECHERCHE EMINISTE. (Fonerl y Canadian News- 

1 etter of Research on Women. 1972-1 978). 

1. 1979. 

2. Ouartert y. 

3. U.S.: $15 I1ndiv.l. S25 (inst.). 

4. Dept. of ~ociolo~~, 0.1 .s.E., 252 Bloor St. 

West, Toronto, Ontario, M5S 1V6, Canada. 

5. Carol Zavitz. 

7. ISSN 0707-8412. 

10. Madison. 

11 . Uomen SPudi es Abstracts ; American History and 

Li fe; Canadf an Eucational Index; American 

Htmanities Index; Historical Abstracts; 

Socialagical Abstracts. 

72. Abstracts; book rev1 ews, bib1 iographies, 

pertodf cal resource gut de. An fnterdisclpl inary 

i nternatfonal periodical of research on women 

and sex roles. 

IWE SECOND WAVE. 

1. 1971. 

2. Semi annual . 

3. $8 (indiv.), 516 (inst.). Single copies: 52. 

4. Box 344 Cambridge A. Cambridge. MA 027 39. 

5. Linda Stein, ~a&y ~lngsbury; Jennifer Hagar. 

Hirfan Kenner, Deb Gal lagher. 

7. ISSN 0048-9980. 

8. LC 76-25749. 

9. OCLC 2267579: 2978740; 39211269. 

10. Madison; Whitewater. 

1 I . A1 ternative Press Index. 

12. Feature artict es; poetry; fiction; reviews. 

"A? 1 materfal must be related to the theme 

of feninlsm." 

SEX ROLES: A JOURNAL OF RESEARCH. 

1. 1975. 

2. Bfrnonthly. 

3. $27 (Indfv.), $72 (inst.). 

4. PI enm Publfshlng Corporation, 227 W. 17th St.. 

New York. MY 10011 . 

Phyllis A, Utz. 

Institute far Research on Soctal Problems, 711 

Walnut St., 8oulder, CO 50302. 

7. ISSN 0360-0025. 

8. LC 75-646987. 

10. Eau Claire; Madison; Platteville; Stevens Potnt; 

Uhitewater. 

Aostracts on Crimfnology and Ponology; hila 

Oevelomcnt Abstracts and 8ibllograpny; Con- 

:anwrary Sociology; ;C~rrent Contents; Excerpta 

Medica; Famfl y Planning Perspectives; Human 

Sexuality Update; Psycfalogf cal Abstracts; 

Referatlvnyi Zhurnal ; Sage Family Studles 

Abstracts; Social Sciences Citation Index; Sociol 

ogical Abstracts; The SIECUS Report. 

Gnpirlcal research relatlnq to sex ro?es; book 

reviews . 

SIGNS: JOURNAL OF WMEN IN CULTURE AND SOCIETY. 

1. 1975. 


3. $18 (indiv.), 930 (inst.). Single copies: $5 

(Indiv.), 37 (inst.). Student rate: $75. 

4. m, The Unive~ity of Chicago Press, 5801 

Ell is Avenue, Chicago, I1 60637. 

5. Barbara Charl esworth Gel pi. 

6. Barbara Charl esworth Gel pi, Engl fsh Department. 

Stanford University, Stanford, CA, 94305. 

7, ISSN 0097-9740. 

8. LC 75649469. 

9. OCLC 1362618. 

10. Eau Claire; Madison; Milwaukee; Parkside; 

Platteville; Stevens Point; Whitewater. 

11 . Modern Language Abstracts ; Historical Abstracts ; 

Women Stdf es Abstracts ; Current Contents ; 

Psycllological Abstracts; Socfolog~cal Abstracts; 

Socjal Sclence Citation Index; America: Hf story 

and Life. 

12. Feature articles; research; review essays; 

reports; book revt ews ; 1 etters/coments ; archival 

notes. 

SINISTER uiS00Y: A JOURNAL OF rlORDS AND PICTURES 


3. $9. 

4. P.O. Box 660, Pmfrerst, MA 01004. 

5. Mfchelte Cliff. Adrienne Rfch. 

10. Madison. 

12. Theoretical articles; poetry; drama; ffction; 

reviews. 

SOJOURHER . 

1. 1975. 

2. Monthly. 

3. $8 (Indiv.), $16 (inst.). Single copies: $1. 

4. 143 A1 bany St., Cambridge, MA 02139. 

5. Allison A; Platt. 

7. ISSN 01 91-8699. 

8. LC sn79-2799. 

9. OCLC 4656277, 

10. Madlson. 

12. Feature articles; reviews of books, fflm, dance. 

theater, vfsual arts, and music; news; poetry. 

" Our edftarfaf policy is to cdnslder for public- 

ation anything that is not racfst, sexist, or 

homophobic in content." 

SPARE R18 

1. 1972. 

2. Monthly. 

3. U.S.: $27.50 (indiv.), $37 (fnst.). 

4. 114 George St,, Berkhamstead, Herts, HP4 ZEJ, 

England. 

5. Linda Phllltps. 

7. ISSN 0306-7971 . 

9. OCLC 5237209. 

10. Madison. 

12. Feature artfcles (e.g., an pol ftics, labor, 

hf story, employment, media) ; ffctlon; metry; 

revf ews ; 1 etters ; news. 

SPOKESWOMAN 

1. 1970. 

2. Monthly. 

3. $16 (indtv.), $27 (Inst.). 

4. P.0. 3ox 2457, Falls Church, VA 22042 

5. Karen Well i sch. 

6. Mary Blake French, Swkeswoman. 858 National 

Press Building. Washington + O.C., 20045. 

7, ISSN 0038-7738. 

8. LC sn78-609; se79-3832. 

9. OCLC 1766357; 5071 945; 5914383. 

10. Eau C7aire; Madison; Mitwaukee; Stevens Point. 

11 . New Periodicals Index. 

12. News; features; reviews.

13TH MIION: A FEMINIST LITERARY MAGAZINE. 

1. 7973. 


3. S6/3 issues. Single copies: 52.25. 

4. 12th Moon, Inc., Drawer F, Inwood Statfon, 

New York, HY 10034. 

5. El 1 en Marte Bissert, 

7. fSSN 0094-3230. 

8. LC 76-64781 7. 

9. OCtC 2587697. 

10. Madlson; Stevens Point- 

11 . Abstracts of Popular Culture; herf can Humanf ties 

Index ; Index of Anrerf can Periodf cal Verse. 

12. Feature articles; poetry; fiction; art; reviews. 

"1 3th Maon is a lfterary magazine publfshlng 

qua1 ity work by women. Eclectic, but particutar- 

ly Interested in fminfst and lesbian work." 

WOMAN '5 ART JOURNAL. 

1. 1980. 

2. Semiannual. 

3. $8 (indtv.), $12 (fnst.). 

4. 7008 Sherwood Drfve, Knoxuille, TN, 

3791 9. 

5. Elsa Honig Flne, 

12. Critfcal articles and reviews pertainfng to 

*women in the visual arts. "We are interested in 

a re-interpretation o f art history from our 

new awareness as women.. .Womant s Art Journal is 

a vehicle for the exchange of Ideas and for 

honest crf t i c i sm. " 

WOMEN: A JOURNAL OF LZIERATION. 

1 . 1969. 

2. 3/year. 

3. $6 (fndiv.), $15 (fnst.). 

4. 3028 Greenmount Ave., Baltfmre, MD, 212'18. 

5. EQfto~lal board. 

3. ISSN 0043-7433. 

8. LC 73-13942. 

9. OCLC 1696334. 

10. Eau Claire; Madison; Stevens Paint; Whltewater. 

11 . A1 ternatf ve Press Index; Women Studf es Abstracts. 

12. Feature arttcl es; poetry; editorials. Some issues 

have thmes, kg., peace and war; bodfes; class 

and money, mothering; healing. 

UOMEN I HEALTH. 

1. 1976. 

2. Uuarterl y. 

3. 528 (indiv.), $48 (inst.), $65 (Ifbraries). 

4. Subscription Department, The Haworth Press, 149 

Fifth Ave.. New York,.NY, l001Q. 

5. Helen 1. Marieskind. 

6. Box 33790, Seattle. WA 98133. 

7. ISSN 0363-0242. 

10. Madison; Plattevil le; Stevens Point. 

1 1 . Abstracts of Heal t h Catc .B!anagenent Studf es; 

A1 ternative Press Index; Bto-Sciences Informatfan 

Services of Biological Abstracts; Cumulative 

Index to Nursing and A1 fed Health Literature: 

Current Contents: Soctal & Sehavioral Sciences; 

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Poet / 39 

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"Women a New Myth" 

Bagmning / 45 

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Anne Sheffiekd 

Mothes Mlrses Her Cdhg/ 51 

WmdV Barker 

Pensphone's V m n / 52 

'Ihme Poems m Dead Winter 15.3 

Pat77TemeFnznds 

Laughter / 54

Jdy AIi~en 

tkete is no real edge to anything / 6 

seems like 1 a- 1 7 

Pameia Usd~uk 

Collecdons 8 

Finding Bid Poisoned in Will Rogers Park / 9 

Mary Hatch 

Bye Bye Birdie / I I 

Cat's Cde 1 413 

Flying Lessons i LS 

Meria fannucome Cole 

Stepmother ! 23 

Gray Waters and Geraniums /' 23 

SheiIa Dmetre 

Aiming / 25 

The Spill / 26 

Women of Salt / 27 

Berty LaDuke 

Birth Rfghr , 29 

Femiity Goddes : 32 

Tna Cassowary s Child , 33 


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LeWe Wnc- 

Judith Rainer's 8~sh with Death / 35 

Muqurot Ford 

Csladsn Dance / 45 

Altar Eagle i 47 

Debra Bruee 

Medusa / 49 

Coiken J. McElmy 

Monologue for Saint 10th I' 5U 

LsMs Wife / 51 

Ronna Neudwander 

mane Cmh Teapot Stewardess Cups i 53 

Carpucdno Cups , 5 

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Robin Morgan 

Nature's Garden / 59

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T H W NAVA 

SU24NNE PARADIS 

ANNA AKHMATBVA 

' TUNG WAN-CWENG 

FRIOA KAHbO 

YANG CHI 

ROSAL~A DE CASTRO 

KATHUMET TALE 

GABRlElA WOHMAN 

MAR!ON SETlFKORN 

MARIE LUIS€ KASCHNrrZ 

Almost Summer 

Anguish 

"Under her dark veil.. ." 

"The heart's memory.. ." 

In the Evening 

"As if with a straw. .." 

1 Paint Plum Blossms 

La Novla que se espanta 

de ver la vida abieHa 

Autorretrato comb tehuana 

Autorretrato con Mona 

Fn'da y la Cesarea 

Translator's Preface 

Fforn Frida Kahb's Oiary 

Portrait of Diego 

Thinking of My Daughter 

"In their prison ..." 

"Those that sing.. :' 

"A tme river. .." 

Translator's Preface 

Tapexasxoas 

Little Pauline Was Alone at Homo 

Erdscfr were 

Hockender 

Zusamrnert 

My Curiosity 

Interview

Mary Frankc 

Laurie Std,las 

Ellen Rass 

Pamela Yirrcr 

Charlotte Neknla 

Lyn LiFshin 

Eleanor Wilner 

l judith Sarnberger 

ja Cwhran 

Sappho 


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ART 

june 193 I 

Crming the Bridge 

A~rending an Aneriorisccral Leeture/Di.rcussion 

on Rreafr Reconstruction Fdfowing Amputation 

Y ~ I 

M'ant ro KJIOIV Why-Eyt 

Sandtl McKee 1 i Pooh #6 

Ann Chmow 

Faylinda Koclis 

13 

19 

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33 

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Poob#7 

In :he StiM of.tke Night 

m hch H~S ~ v n 

Ilrree Sisters 

Rhyrhms 

37 Inside/Olrrside 

Dana Leigh Sjcp~iws 4 1 SP S 1 

43 

Maureen O'Hara Un SS 

SPS3 

Pusion Pfqv 

57 illagic Sholv 

59 Theatre 

PROSE 

Dcuf Girl. Signing 

Even This 

Gertrude Kiischier 

Rhyme Rqvol 

~&ol111ittn 

Crab und hrh 

Readin$ the Poem dlv Sister liore That I Hadn't 

The Uces of the ~iclhs 

Knowing @v Name 

'To Keep rhe Spirits' 

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,Molly Glms 45 7 % h~ e 

Contrihllcm 

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A journai uf Feminism end Fih ?'J~eory{.~ 

Mso's Move by Berrrand Augsr 

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Bcrwctn the First and Second Semiologies: Psychodysis and 

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NOW Voyapr Some Problems of EnunciaAon and Sexual 

Diffmcc by Lea Jacobs 

Feminisr History and The Song ~$thc Shirt by Susvr Chycon and 

Jonathan Curling 

SeffKealth and hltdlthcanrtg by Stcp hcn Grost and 

Bnrce McSdey 

WOMEN WORKING 

Confmcc Report 

Conference on Fcminisc Film Criudsna by Barbara Kltngtr 

Book Review 

New Frmcfr Fnninimrj: Some Points Re-Viewed 

bi Rosi Brtidocti and Jane Wcinstock 

151 Contributors

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Fran P. Nosken Female Genital Mutilation and Human 

Rights ............................. 3 

Monique Plaza Our Damages and Their Compensation 

Rape: The Will Not to Know of ttiichei 

Foucault ........................... 2S 

Kuhleen Bury International Feminism: Sexual Politics and 

dre Wortd Conference of Women in 

Copenhasen ......................... 37 

Michelle Loi Chinese Women and the "Fourth Rope" 5 1 

Colene Guilfawnin the Practice of Power and Beiief in Narurr= 

~ Pare II: The Naturalist Discourse ....... 57 

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mam~n~teia ~ n t fia the f politics ~ 

187 

aud Election of 1980 

Rosalind Pohk Petchesky Antiabortion, Antifeminism. 286 

and the Rhs of t&e New Right 

Asln Ro&d Jones Wtitiag the Body: 24 7 

Toward M Understtanding 

of L 8cnm FCminhe 

H(518na ViYiCme Wwel The Text as BodylPofitiss: 264 

An Appreciation of Monique 

Wittig's Writings in Context 

Carolyn Burke Irfgany Through the 

Looking G h 

Kathleen Fwr Talking to Myseif TWg to You 321 

Noem and Letters 335 

Notes on Contzibuton 345

FRONTIERS 

A Journal of Women Studies 

Volume V1. Numbers 1 and 2 Spri ng/Summer 1 981 

TABLE OF CONTENTS 

Lecter to Our Readers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . iv 

NATIONAL WOMEN'S STUD IES ASSOCIATION-SELECTED CONFERENCE ' 

PROCEEDINGS, Stoominqron, Indiana, I980 

About the National Women's Studies Association . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 

Changing Approaches to Teaching "Women in Literature" 

SusanRadncr ................................................................... 3 

Language and the Vision of a Lesbian-Feminist Utopia in Wittig's Les Gue'n'If9res 

Marrht Rosenktd . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 

Feminism and the Future of Rciigious Studies 

Rosemary Radford Ruecher . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 

The Chicana in the City as Seen in Her Literature 

Margarita Coca-Cardcnas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I3 

The Cradle of Sexual Politics 

Louise Armstrong . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 

Writing Feminist Fiction: Solitary Genesis or Collecrivc Criticism 

Valerie Mines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . , . . . . . . . . . . 26 

Women's Survival in Ndntraditioaal Blue-Collar Occupations 

Judith S. ivIcIlw- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 

Double Vision: The Differing Views of Contemporary Male and Female Writers 

Susan S. Kjsscl . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 

The Radical Transformation of the Mocher-Daughter Refationship in Some Canadian Writers 

Louise H. Fnnyth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44 

The "Womanpower" Campaign: Advertising and Recruitment Propaganda 

During World War If 

Maumn Honey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50 

Finding Our Collecrive Identity: The NWSA Conference Evaluation 

Patricia A. Frerh and Barbara HiZIyer Davis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57 

Diversity, Fngmmtation. Integration: The NWSA Baiancing Act 

Barbara Hiltytr Davis and Patricia A. Frcch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60 

Seiected A bstmca from NWSA Sessions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65 

Index to the NWSA Sasian Abstracrs 

aery1 Reeve . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -101 

IN BRIEF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -104

4 Editorial 

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Val ume VI I, Number 1 1 981 

Zetkin-hadequate Feminist? . , Di %tfin 

24-35 'With Relicay Hands and New Brooms9: 

The Suffrage Struggle in W.A. a . Gail Reekie 

35-39 Poem by Sihna Gardner. Elizabeth Jardine 

and Jenny Boa 

106-1 t 0 

I I r-r 15 

116-119 

"No 'Story,' No Script: Only the Strugie" 

Fit and Scott's Olive Sckreinep , Strsan Gardner 

%ohndo's Baked Fih' . . . . . . Eileen Haiey 

Abortion in Mexico . . . . . . . . men Haiey 

Tile Alcoh~lic Imperative: 

The Sexist Rationaiisatiun of Rape 

a d Domestic Violence . . . Socelpns Scutt 

'Cindy' ' . . . . . . . . . . .. . Mawt Giblin 

Wornen's K3ht to Work in the U.XL Anna Paczuska 

Tie Mtr Women's Movement 

and the National Question . . . . MoIly O'Duffy 

Bibliography: Women, Work and 

Struggle . . . . . . . . . , . . daney Stone

Editorial 

Typicai Week and a HaIf Anonymous 

The DiIemma of the One Who Wants Both and 

Neither. . . Su Friedrich 

The Mother-Daughter Relationship and Sexual 

Amhivalence HdIe Thorning 

Ann's Dream I and 11 Mary Clare Powell 

The Book of Love. . . Vanalyne Green 

Anatomin and Datinia (Fragments) 

Nancy Huston 

Vini SummcrBrmncr ' 

Xhe Babyman Sandra Segd 

Port-Partum D0curnen.t Mary Kelly 

Interviews with Five Faghagging Women 

Camilla Decarnin 

intro Sc 10 taka hattie gowrc 

yo daddy! --an 80s version of the dozens - 

hattie govsett 

Yo 1 ume 3, Nurn her 4 1 981 

Photos Diane bIeyers 

simple truths corbett with he!p from tlir criplets 

Study for a Book of Lesbian Erotic Images 

Tee Corinne 

Butch-Ftm RcIationship Joan Nestle 

Impcrsunals 

Editorial 

Thc Celibacy Letrcrs Sandra M. Whislcr 

Editorial 

Susnn and Nancy Nancy Fried 

Phoco Kay Kenny 

Feminism.and Sadomasochism Pat Califia 

f ersey Shore Women's TVreding 

Venus Scph IVeenc 

St]-ippr Corcm Simpson 

Editorial 

The Male Nude in JVomen's Art Eunice Golden 

X Sense of Touch Harmony Hammond 

Island Cabin Irarc Sabhsu 

CencZy Stalking Solitude Berye Saar 

Pornography and P!easurc Paula Webster 

Tits Se Cliu Gomix Cory 

Purity pink and everything ne3t Glenda Hydlcr 

blustang Ranch Sandi Fellman 

Oh Yes Come In Batya Weinbaum 

True Life NoveIerre Barbara DeGenevieve 

A Father's Influence on the Sexualiry of a Young 

Woman Mary Winston 

Editorial 

What TVe're Rollin Around in Bed With Amber 

Hollibaugh and Cherrie Moraga 

A Wentorical Look at Some Aspects of Black 

Sexuality Sylvia Witts Vieale 

Variety Is the Spice of Life Muriel Dimen 

SSScxuoIiry Diane SippreIIe 

Odalisquc Lyn Hughes 

Phoco Carol Harmel 

The Xiss Fran Winant 

Sexual Imperialism Rckha Basu 

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I Wear Voices But SeeNo Face Vickie hl. Map 

l Met a Woman Alesia Kunz 

Lust k Just a Four-Letter \Vord J. Lee Lehman 

J 

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Making ArdMaking Love Sandra Dr Sando 

Confessions of a Quilcist Radka Donnetl 

Counterpoint Leslie Simon 

Lcg over Cactus Linda Troc! ler 

Narcissism, Feminism, and Video Art Micki blcGee 

Editorial 

Perfect Barbara Kruger 

News Flash: People Organize to Protar: Recent 

NOW Ruolution on Lesbian and Gay Rights 

Burnout Laura Sky Brown 

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Volume 4, Nmbe~ 1 1981 

Women's Peniagon Action Ann Marie Rousscau and Hollander, Mary tinn Hughes and Barbara Margolies, 

Diana Mara Henry -- 1 Joanne Leonard, Melanie Sheweod, Caroline 

Summerwo~d 

Dedication: 

Rachel Carson: A Corrective Memoir Shirley A. Br~ggs 2 Drought: God-Sent or Man-Made Bisastw? and The 

Karen Sitkwood: Laundered News Florence Faik 3 ChiGko Movement Manushi Csllecttve 56 

On Healing the Natute/Histoy Spiit ih Feminist Thought America the Beautiful Maryanne Cawthers-Akin 58 

ban L. Criscsm - . 4 Where Sho Jd land Art Go? Harriet Fsigenbaum 54 

Growth ~ichele~odwin 7 Battiarchal Puzzle: State Formation in Mgiropotamia and 

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Chant for Peace Donna Henes and Sarah Jenkins \10 Goddess Mounds, Arena Ceorgima Kettfer 64 

Feminism ad the Revolt ofLNatur% Ynestta King 

Transfornations ti (Endangered] Ellen Lanyon 

Prairie ludas-: Victoria Carton 

Tying Oats (As lf It Were Children's Hair) Christine 

Oatman . . 

Listening to Native American Women Rocky Qtguin 

wirh Mwle fernkin; Lois Red Elk, with Carol Stern; 

~biadanrra Thunder Hawk and Margie Bawker 

La Madrenhe Mother Cioconda 8elli, translated by 

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Cabriela Dreyer and EIkta Arena! 

Photograph Margarita Montealegre 

Soy EspejoII Am rHirror Ctaribel Alegrt'a, translated by 

Cabriela Dreyer and EIeeta Atertal 

"I Had Pa Beak with All That. . . By Going to Fight" 

Daisy Zamora, intewiewed by Margaret Randall 

Class of Milk Spiltedl under a Blue Sky Cecilia Vicuiia 

La Venw Negm Ana Mendieea 

Work Faich Wilding 

PerZomances with My Lik Shirley Cameron 

Like a Trophy of Love Tran Hong, Hoynk Thieri Anh, 

Wmg Tai-Pai with Linda Peer 

Ftying darrpct/Syrnbol of PeaeelQbiees Obtained by 

Happening with Holy Character hna Lupas 

Singing My ,Mother to Steep Nina Wise and Lauren Elder The Haxads of idant Fwrnuia Sally Ausan Torn 

Gypsy Women and the Land Catherine Kiddle .. 

Crosroads Community (The Farm) Is an Alternative to 

Ae Spaces 80nnie Sherk 

Hattie Carthan: Roots Ctow in Brooklyn 

'teawe the Wadd More Beautiful Than You Found It" 

Ellen M. Lanyon 

Enwy Mde: Towards a Harmony of the Biasphtre 

Lorna Saizrnan 

Wndeat Wad$ l Margaret hnyen 

Working Warnen and ~SSU- of Health and Safety 

Milagros Padilia 

Land af the Gypsies Anne Pitronc 

Drawing Harriet Kotman 

Ask a Shrpid Question Susan Saxe 

"Re-Raw Recovey" Competition Mierle Lademan 

Ukeles 

Eadh Museum Phyllis Jane0 

Logbook lot Disgrace Michelle Stuart 

Death Drawings/Huniing in the Suburbs Chris Millon 

Furs: Who Really Pays? Cynthia A. Btanigan 

Desert Notes Barbara Strasen ' 

Crucified Coyote Paulette Nenner 

Fanew Fanning Shirley Fuerst 

The Rat Patml Christy R U ~ ~ 

about Sabra Moore 

Rebel and Slack Lung Disband 

Towards a New kaguage, Coclsciousness and Political 

fhmy: The Utopian Navels of Dorothy Bryant, Mary 

Action from Tragedy: Women at Love Canal and Three 

Mile Island LOIS Cibbs and Pat Smith, interviewed by 

Statsn and Marge Piercy Carol 5. Pearsan 

Celeste Wesson Femak Symbol Yvonne Mary Pepin 

Windows: Carla Liss Up from the Earth Mary Beth Edelson 

we all live in a tomic submarine chis domtngo Coliags Sarah Schurnann 

Intemiews: Art and ~cie&e Jane Logemann and Sandy 

Cellis 

Deviations Evelngalls 

Waves Suzanne Ppater 

Ecotage! Janet Culbertson 

Envirsnmefitsl Sculpture Christine Burr Correa. 

Cynthia Coulter, Maren Hassinger, Audrey Hemenway, 

Dr. Margaret K. Hicks, Patricia Johanson. Ann Preston, 

Judy Sirnoniaa, Jan Sullivan, Merie Ternkin 

Bibliography 

Home Economics Lucy R. Lippard, wirh visuals by 

Anonymous, Sally Heller and Judy Kanin. Claudia Drawing Marilyn Fox 

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Leten from our exlers. 

6 

KOL ISW 

UiTH rep* on mat enna. 

NaJewwouidbeabletordhmto 

Jmuh hw oti abaaon, wh& dow 

the rerminanon of prrgnrnds 

unkr varying cirmmsmnzs, if the 

ri$r-dq assault on mcdom d 

&oh and on the Conrtitution b 

dowcd m 9 d . 

18 

POEMS ASOUT WOMENf 

BODES 

BY IAMET R m HEUR AND 

QORIS wtm 

'0 WORXING D A U ~ 

BY JTDNNN STAHL 'VVEINB&?G 

immipm women and thdr 

prrantsvimsddrcirj&asa&e- 

&-pasage inm adulthood. and w di 

their parura. 

26 

WOMEN IN THE ISRAELI 

ARMY 

Shuli bhal's davmaary "TO BE 

A WOMAN SOLDER- shows what 

heli women really do in he army 

xrvc coffn. not their county. 

An interriew by Swan Weidman 

Schneidn. 

COPFMiACEN: ONE YEAR 

LATER 

Jewish wunw who rmndcd last 

year'$ United NatioN Mid-We 

Confrrmcc on Women M y kgur 

t~ deal with the traurmti;ring anti- 

Semitic rxprrfcnce -and im 

sigmficance for .hmimhm. 

37 

rnPfCrURE 

FfCnON By CAW STUNHAUL? 

A short stay about r fbild of 

HDiaaur nuviwn. 

BIMA: 

A\( Dm TO morrTION 

SF WOMEN IN JEWISH 

E S I A B L I S ~ 

gY P5GuT 75HMAN 

htroduang a new column-a 

piatfom EOP omon by Jewish 

women on isus oi he day.

I FEATURES j 

47 

Cagney and lacey-- 

The Plew TW Show That 

Ask me Question: 

Can Women 

Be Buddies 

Undw 

Marl~eie R m 

6-6 

Photo 

fhc Gnat Wall of U1 

tuct by Kay MiDs 

P b w T b by 

Lin& aef 

and Js Goodwin 

7 1 

Sandra O'Connar and 

The Suprunes 

rn the Fim W m h 

Make a DD[mce? 

by Lynn H&P 

%!aiPan 

94 

mat thcA&%oys 

B d DM Lastyear 

by Lyle kniston 

83 

'Dragon Lady" or 

Tompadonate"- 

Wordj barn 

Her Menda and 

Coflmpc4 

Irnemews 

by kq Cotttn Pogrebin 

4 

Lettcn from Readcrs 

12 

PopulW Mehanla: 

High Tech at Home-- 

Maldng Mends 4th 

A 'halhg Toaster 

by Mascia Golden 

24 

Pm k 

Rgin~ds story- 

40 Years of StruggIe 

To Make it to 

The Mfddle 

by Bernadine W d y 

42 

Gaod Health: 

Taragfr Talk About 

Unnecessay Surgby 

Cynthra W. 

Cwke. M.B, 

and Susan Bworkin 

59 

stork3 lor Fne 

aiidrax 

Beautihi IYf Msm 

kl the %d 

by Cdthennc Ptlroski 

103 

Lvfnq 

Women Who Live 

With Gay Men 

by Lawe Sbne 

110 

sack Pas h ncrc Life 

Adter NoLasidy? 

by Jill Storey 

62 

A Letter sf the Tmes 

by Alice Walker 

95 

Perrgrinc Falcon 

by Siv Cedering 

VOLUME X No. 4 

@ 

32 

What Men Don't Want 

To Know Abut 

T3ernsehs 

The HIte Report 

On Male SexualtyZ 

by Lin* Van Sdder 

37 

r n ~ ~ d ~ p ~ : l u 

(page 20) 

What Your first Job If 

%an (and cannot) flews fmm All Over 

Do for Your Career Condftion Critical for 

by Susan McHenry Long Island Nurses: 

38 

Trade Journal for 

A Tall Tale with Tradeomen: 

A Couniq Twana Woman Warrior bay: 

Wrtg. Lowrgr's La~n American Womm 

"Daddy's Sisi" 

W m eke 

Ekab& Stone Lembwidini-Simm 

3 8 

R& and 

Wonder 

In shoe 

Woman 

P m Fony 

n 

The voyeur factor: 

91 

Pw mms About 

Take hide and 

Warnen's fntlmaq- 

Take Hast- 

The NWPC 

"Voyage en 

Look to 

Doucd and 

Weharef's Rings" 

Its Second Decade 

by 

by ~Yolly flaskell 

k Gerwntw. 

Eleanor Holrnes Nemn. 

Glona Stanem. 

Jane Q'Rdb. 

P q Mink 

Charlorn Bunch. 

Jill Ruckekhaus. 

asrd Geraldine Ferraro

3 I 

The Waman Who 

Talked Back to G o b 

And Dldn't 

Get Zappsdl 

From the book 

Housewife to Heretic 

by Sonia Jehnson 

61 - 

Incest: a i?adonai Lwk 

At the Oldest Taboo 

by Uiabe~ Janewav 

63 

Incest: Pnvcnttan 

Is. the Oniy Cue 

jV Judith Lpuris Hwman 

65 

A 19605 RcW 

Looks at 

+he Rcw Pmtcstcm 

by Lindsy Van C&u 

5 

Letters hrn Readers 

12 

Living: 

How 70 Talk 

While Eating-- 

The Fam$ Dinnerthe 

by LZF~ Cortin Pbgrebin 

22 

Feminbt Motes: 

Right Thoughts 

Of a MedbWatdrer 

by Glona Skinem 

49 

Grtwn 

by Ficole Hollander 

71 

Stories 

-- 

For F m 

Qsildnn: 

Sun Stones 

by Dawn Eng; 

illustrated 

by Juiit Maas 

95 

Good Hralth: 

by Cyrrthia W. 

bk r'n.D., 

and Susaa Gworkin 

I01 

Lost Woma: 

JulIctlc LAW-- 

The EreWc Who Faundcd 

The Gird Scouts 

by :?!anq Lvon 

la1 

Ma Comment 

116 

aack Pagc 

When Women 

Have AfWs . . . Myths 

About. "-sa" 

by :?4elissa Sands 

-- 

(page 56i 

56 

Kder Dntgs 

by SandroDon 

76 

Oadk bng WhUe 

Suringing tha Child 

miated 

bv Carol Rubenstein 

Volume X No. 5 

(page 112) 

36 

me huest for ~rue 

Padrflndwhaad: 

Gail Shsthy's 

"Pathfinders" 

by Gmi T&s 

4a 

A Libmy af Our Livts: 

12 h k s fmm 

Tho Fernink Press 

by Mary Tnom 

44 

In Sherl 

112 

Mgyt Shv's 

'F~tndr Licutcnenfs 

Waman": The Face of 

Tw Centuries 

kv Judith Thurman 

11s 

"Stuiec 

by Marsha MeCreedie 

!page a) 

3 1 

Haws from All ON 

Midwives 

And Doctors: 

Who b That 

Masked Mln3 

SuNival SWls for 

NW hhntiicanr 

Action Alth 

Where Yo Give Mony 

To Fght 

me rar Right 

a3 

E-mqwentun: 

Timing Cattage Industry 

Into Big Business- 

And Other Tips for 

Inventive Wornur 

'3 Marlme -om 

Who Can &cape 

T?w Capleu Crunch? 

bv ?mca aoirw 

Cover photograDh 

by bn Sick 

&eW 

by Allen Forbes

Women Who 

Talk 60 Animals 

Flora's P ~mit 

by Sandra Stone 

4 1 34 

Animal Advocate "Ms.* R& Chdstmau Shopping 

Joan hbery by Mde Grsschl . by Kam Frayna 

42 73 $2 

Wdrldng with Feminist Notes: Life as the Wift 

Koko, mi! Articulate hrrs~toming on Of Khan JZ Khan 

GoPilla Felrnhist by Catherine Pewski 

by Fmciae Pam=" f%f%* One 

45 

by Gloria Steinem 

Altcmsthres to 87 

hirnal Tests One Stco Fornard: - 

by Kitty Brown 

93 

56 Wmn + 

"Katie Sibb": by NicoleHollander 

A Sxretarkd Scftaol 94 

mm TO HOM iw~vn +Q&~$F~~~by 

'nmamsnm3*et Susan Mcffenry BigBKk.fa. 

63 

Tke Persistent Few 

Are Women 

by Grace bdtenstcin 

Mere Mod 1 QO 

Than Men% 

Back Page 

Interview with 

Give Youmeif 

Psychologist 

The hst Word 

Carol Silligan 

by ~Martfra SaxtOn 

Femrnisrn in Taiwan: 

(page 37) Sportswomen H~nare, 

1s Scduthwest Airtines 

Can Friends Gm Its Wings Clipped: 

Be Family? RwlVi~g rhe Lost Art 

Karen La'ndsy's Of Stowelling 

"Friends" Judy Heumann 

by Madeline Lee Organizes 

4 6 The Disabled 

From Feminine 41 

TQ Feminist Matiiyn Wating:. 

msacp? ., ffw Zkarands 

Betty netand Feisty M.P.- 

''The $e~nd Stage'' lasons in 

by Catbrine R. Gms-Raoh Politfa 

Stirnpxrn a conversation 

%I with Raki~ M~rgan 

2~~~&;,, COUW photograph 

by Janet Beller 

W d htiensrm 

by S,a,aw Mandelbaurn: 

Aga. s 

3hamdcss HussyR' 

by Jana Haais 

22 

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37 

54 

Announcing . . . the "Ms." 

10th ievrniver~~ 

Pltota Contest 

Wem's Popoa? 

Cdtuloid Fathers 

ckar & Sqal and 

%eynoicis 

by brrdsy Van Gelder

Ne men's Times 

Feminist :-Review mbmswm 

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SPRING/SUMM€R '81 

VOLUME VII: 1 

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WISCONSIN 

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WOMEN 

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I VOLUME Vff:i * * * * 

PO^ FEATURED IN THIS ISSUE: 

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Donna Schroede~ Sewaf s ........................... -14 

Jule Bfesiada 15 

Helen Fahrbacfi...,.....,..,.,..., .................... 16 

Camline St. Jut fen.., ...................... .17,.19,20 

Barbar3 Frank O'Aoust,.,,,.., ...... ....*...e..e....2'1 

Joan Rohr Myers ................................... ,.22 

Fara Ptacsk.,., . ,., .~ .,., .,+ ... 12,23 

Edna Meudt.. ....................................... .24 

Kathleen Salapm VanOmarir... ....................... 25 

Sue Ddm ........................................ 26,27 

Gi nger He1 geson; ................................... .28 

Joyce Pavulny,. .,,,.......... ...... 0*00t0.i.0e0*4*0Z9 

E? i zabem Casper-Ro1 fs., .. ,; ..................... .30,31 

Elizabeth Cm.,...... ............................. 32 

Carolyn Pettit......-.....o,..*+..*....*ee. .,......3 3 

Jane Farm1 7 ................................... -35-37 

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FALL/WENTER '81-'82 

VOL. VI1:ii 

1989 Contest Winners: 

1st Place, THE MUD BELLY WOMAN AWARO 

Caroline St. Julten. ...... .4 

2nd Place, THE OQRA KAMKE BABKA AWARO 

Frances May ........... 5 

WISCONSIN 

3rd Place, THE WAUNETTA TANGEN AWARD, .6,? 

MOMEN 

Honorable Mentions: 

FALL/WINTER '81k182 Ma~y Ann Farmer. ........ .8,9 

VQL. V f W i Gail Moen. .......... .10,11 

Susan Peterson . ...... .12,13 

Bs~~thy Qal tan ..,..... .14,15 

Nancy Ore. .......... .16,17 

Joan Rohr Myers. ....... .18,1% 

-Ruth Seymour Burrnester . . . 19 

Joan Zeier ............ 28 

Other Poets in Thfs Issue: 

Carolyn Petti t. ......... .2f 

Jane1 le. Pagelsdorf. . 22-24 

Serf McCarmiek. ......... .25 

Jane Farrell. ......... 26.27 

Barbara Frank D1Aauzt . . . 

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Oebra Kay Vest. ......... -29 

Kathy Wki te .......... 30,31 

Markets: Writing an Abortion ..... .32

OF WOMEN 

a ~ l a r c e r ~ y 

CONTENTS 

VOLUME 5, NUMBER 4 SUMMER t 981 

ARTlCLES 

The Relationship of Sex and 

Academic Periormance To Quality layne E. Stake 

oi Recommendations for Graduate Elaine F. Walker 

School Mary V. Speno Sf S 

5ex Differences in the Judgement of 

Interpersonal Verbs 

The Effect of Sex of Participants on 

Decision Making In Small Teacher 

Groups 

Sex Role Stereotyping and Sex Role 

Norms: A Cornpatison of 

Elementary and College Age 

Studenis 

High School Mathematics 

Preparation and Sex Differences In 

Quantitative Abilities 

Occupational Achievement 

Motivation as a Function of 

Biologicat Sex, Sex Linked 

Personality, and Occupation 

Stereotypes 

Causal Amibutions For 

Ach ieverncn t Outcomes: Sex-Role 

Identity, Sex. and Outcome 

Comparisons 

Changing Attitudes Toward 

Women: A Longitudinal Study of 

College Students 

Eileen C. Thompson 

Paulette Hatchee 

lames L, Phillips 523 

Robin Hunvitl lnwald 

N. Dale Bryant 53 2 

Karma K. Hensley 

Marilyn A. Borges 543 

Virginia A. deWolf 555 

Howard Garland 

Gail 8emick Smith 568" 

Mary I. Pasqueila 

,Martha T. 5, Mednick 

Saundra Rice Murray 586 

Claire Etaugh 

Debarah Bohn Spandikaw 591

PSYCHOLOGY OF WOMEN QUARTERLY 

volume 5, numher 4 summer 1981 (continued) 

SPECIAL SECTION OF FEMINIST 

RESEARCH 

Ferninis Research: Problems and 

Prospeas 

' What A n the Questions in 

Psychology of Women? A Feminist 

Approach to Research 

Current Methodological Issues tn 

Paper-and-Pencil Measuring 

in strum en^ 

Sex Bias in Research Design 

Appropriate Control Croup in 

Feminist Research 

Sex as a Social Reality: Field & 

Laboratory Research 

BOOK REVIM 

Virginia E. O'Leary 

Cuest Editor 595 

Barbara Struder Wallston 597 

Robert Brannon 61 8 

Kathelen E. Crady 628 

Mary Brown Parlee 63 9

CONTENTS 

A Supplemental lssue 

VOLUME 5. NUMBER 5 1981 

Special Thanks Georgia Babladelis 659 

Leadership Style and Leader Title Lynn R. Anderson 

Mattha Finn 

Sandra Leider 66 1 

Motivational Factors Affecting 

Fluctuation of Female Sexual Alice Ross Gold 

Activity at Menstruation David 8. Adams 670 

Girls' and Boys' Enrollments in 

Theoretical Math Courses: A 

Longitudinal Study lulia Sherman 68 1 

Job Seeking Patterns of Female and Laura C. Leviton 

Male Ph.D Recipients Susan E. Whitely 690 

Success and ~ailure, Gender 

Differences, and the Menstrual 

Cycle Rebecca Cum's 702 

Amibutbnal Mod* in Women john H. Beg 

Walter G. Stephan 

Mark Dodson 71 1 

Effects of Amal Behavior vs. Mere Virginia Murphy-Berman 

Labeiling In Attribution of Sex john I. Beman 

Oiiierences Cynthia Smith 72 8 

Personality Factors Related to Black Ruth Falk 

Teenage Pregnancy and Abortion Maria Cispert 

Donald H. Baucom 73 7 

Gender and Sex as Detminants of 

H ireabi i ity Of Applicants for Anne Marie Francesco 

Gender-Typed jobs Milton D. Hake! 747

PSYCHOLOGY OF WOMEN QUARTERLY 

volume 5, number 5 1981 (continued) 

Sex Roles and Social Skills: Ieffrey A. Kelly 

Considerations For Interpersonal C. CeraM O'Brien 

Adjustment Roberr Hasford 758 

Anofher Look at Sex 8iw in 

. Students' Evaluations of Profesors: 

Db Winners Get the Recognition 

That They Have Ben Given? Elf yn Kasekak 767 

Changes In Pronominal Usage in a 

Classroom Situation Catherine Adamsky 773 

Sex Differencm In Mathematics Barbara 5. Flake 

Components of the Iowa Tests of Brenda H. koyd 

Basic Skills H. D. Hoover 980 

Fisst and Third Person Pronouns in 

Sex Role Questionnaires #&wig TeglasS 78% 

Mzculine and Fern ininc Luda A. Cilkrt 

Stereotypes. and Adjustment:, A lames AA. Waldroop 

Reanalysis Connie I. Deu&ch 990 

Index for Volume 5 795

PSYCHOLOGY 

OF WOMEN 

QUARTERLY 

VOLUME 6. NUMBER 1 FALL 1984 

SPl3u4.L ISSUE: 

WOMEN AND - Edirrd by Jmw wkmkg,, PhJ. 

~~ and Sdza SchwWz Tang+, PU. 

Innoduction 

Widening Choice in Motherhaod of 1% Parken Cftieo 

the Fucure Shiv' FOW Ha7tb 

f nrerdependencc of Child Care Ch& Y. ~Vakamum 

Rtsourccs and the Rog~ess of 

Women in Society 

SmJ. McC* 

Canic Rot/utei~-Firth 

Lda D. Wing@$ 

Child Cart in Cross-Cultural P- ~Umk Gramfwhi 

Penwive: Impiications for cfic 

Future Organization of Child Care in 

tfre United Scatcs 

. 

Changing Sex Roles and Worklife Fred Bat 

Flcxibi tity 

Women's Future Travel, Driving, Dou@ B. Cwir 

and Tmsit Use 

Women and Aging: A $unrxisr 

Fnspectivc 

S h Mcfsvin A bu -L& 

Women in Encxgy Boom Towns Ehaeth cMoan 

Black Women and the Funtrc Saudm Ria ,Mumq 

DapAnr Duvd Harrison 

A Matcrialist Theorp of Women's jam F k 

Scams 

Educaaonal Trends for Expanding jcmta tY- 

Women's Ocmpariond Lives Gemgia Skusbnrg 

Rase Am ArspCkto~

[p! 

RESOURCES ,R 

RMINIST RESEARCH/ C j 

DOCUMENTATION 

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SUR LARECHERCHE - 

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Table of Contents/Somaire 

Women and Trade UnionslLa femne et les syndiczits 

Guest Editodmrdination du dossier 

Editorial 

IEdTRODUCI16M 

Linda Briskin, Unda Yanz 

RESEARCH DIRECTIONS 

Women and Uni~ns in Canah: 

a review of historical research 

Trade Unionists and Academics: 

swtggie~ for collabofiltion 

Stnt*es for Equality 

Wamm's Committees in tdniom 

Figtrting for Ow Righb - The CLC Women's Conference 

Women and Trade Union Education: 

some introductory thought 

The SlrsrtgXIe for Union Recqpition: a feminist hue 

Women's Smqgie far Nan-traditional jobs 

Soei;rl Unidam 

Women and Social. Unionism 

A Lettrt from the Canadian Union of Pwmi Workers 

Whittrtr the Feminlst Uniom ? 

SOR WUC AUCE and tne cC 

Mi~cchnologp 

Womeri, Unions and MiaomAnoioqy 

The New Technoiogy Work Group 

Feminism and Trade unionist^: A Working Alliance 

Lynch Yanz and Linda Briskin 

Avant prop 

Joan Songster 

Nancy J abn 

Debbie field 

Mcki McCune 

Lorie Ratenburg 

Janet Routledge 

Laureil Ritchie 

Deifdlre-eallagher 

Wendy Johnston 

Janet Routledge 

Jean-Uaude Panat 

Mawm FinCemld 

Mariorr Pollack 

Report on L hr Canada's "Micro-cfdnmks und tke Work 

Enoinmment" conienncc, 

by Lynch Yanz

36. RFR/DRF voume X number 2, ~ u l ~ / et ~ ~ 1981 i ~ l (continued) 

- Siexual Harassment: An Issue for Gnions 24. Susan ~ ttenb6gh" 

nree Women Against the Secret Poiice: 26 Tsolde Belfont 

The Ptatt Whifney Case 

Sexual Orientation and Union P~otection 28 Susan Cenge 

Day Care and the Trade Union Movement in Ontario 29 Sue Coiley 

Domestic WmM - Orgtnizing Stxatcgics 

Organizing Domestics in Ontario 32 Mirjana Vukman-TeneSaum 

Domestic Worite- Organizing - The Experience in 0C 33 Rachel Eptein 

The Household Workers' Associa tion 34 

immigrant Women 

An Tmmrgant Woman Speaks 34 Maria Luisa Rodriquez 

l?tn Travaifleur, knmigrant et Femme: Les conditions de 33 Rosinc Butavand-&ley 

travail pour les immigrants A Quebec 

Part Xmc Work 38 Jdie White 

Womat ia Edncttiolul Uniaw 

A Note on the CEQ's Policy on Women 40 Margaret battie 

teJ femme professeun et la syndidisauon 43 Luuise Lafontaim 

en milieu univenitain 

The tatam Syndrome: breathing life back in 45 Janice A. Newson 

Affirmative Action Clauses for Women in Academic 46 Christopher S. Axwotthy 

Appolirtmenr, and University Collective Agreements: 

The Dalhousie Experience 

RESOURCES 

Major boaics 

Stella Lord 

Daphne M e 

49 

5l 

Worn and Unions 

by Jutit White 

77te Pkm Bodr - w&& nt thc ~ cfl 

by Joan Newman Kuyck 

Patricia Murphy and 

Rona Moreau 

52 Getting OgPnircd 

by Mary Cornish and b d l Etchit 

Dorothy E, Smith 53 Women and Trade Unims: The US and British experience 

(Review &say) 

Nil& Scott 60 Women and Unim in Swectm 

61 In syndiratr h I'iprruoc du fimim'm par Margaret Maruani 

y Fhinismc ct Syndicatisme m Fmnct par %me-Hilhne 

FjllnRcsoreres 

MboingMmtnins 62 

Zylbcrtnrg-Hocquard 

Mariana Valvtrde 

, 

A Wiw Tale Heiene IUodowsky 

Wdmen and Work - A "Gneqpphy" 65 Dinah Forbes 

orgdzatim 

Organizing to Win: The Story of Wives 

Supporting the Strike 

69 M a tans 

fntemationai women's Day Committee (IWDC) 70 Sandy Fox 

Women in Trades 71 Qoria Geller 

Women into Rail fZ 

The Rights and Opponunlties Committee: 72 Marilyn Gunnlaugson and Barbara Roberfs 

Women and Orqanized Labour in Winnlpeq

RFR/ DRF volume X number 2, July/Juilfet 1981 (continued) 

Organid Working Women -. Outside the Mainstream? 73 Barbara tin& 

1981 Women and Employment Conference 74 Nancy Bayly 

Saskatchewan Working Women 75 

Working Women Unite 76 

World;.g Women's Education Collective (WWEC) 76 

Annotated List of Women's Strike3 77 Lynda Yanz and David Smith; with Jackie Larkin, Coming 

Douglas, Denise Kouri, Barbara Robern 

Work in Progress - Women and Unions 84 

Women and Unions - a BibIiography 85 Lynda Yanz 

Women and Trade Unions: 89 Lynda Yant md David Smith 

A Guide to Primary Source Material 

Women and White Collar Unions: 93 Sally R. Lust and Kristen Ostling 

An Annotated Bibliography 

Our Regular Feature 

Angela Miles 107 More than u Labour of Loat 

Meg Luxton 

Hidden in the Hou~chdd 

Bonnie FOX. editor 

The Politics of Housncork 

R'ien Mala, dime 

Sarah !3erman 109 Rmim Essay: Six am bibiographi~~dn 

Mary O'Brim 111 Schooling For Wm's Work 

Kosemaay Deem 

Tkc R M 

Edwution of Girls 

bakI 19eble 

E$t(6P6ity of Edacntim and Training for Gids 

Elem M Byme 

Hilary M. Lip 132 Psychol@cal Effecis of Mdfdwai 

Myra Leibr 

Worn Cafined 

Ann Baldey 

WORK IN PROGXES 114 RRcchcrchs en can 

Himtoire de l'klucadon de~ fill- au Quebec 1lS Nadia F. Eid at Michefine DummP-John 

PERIODICALS AND RESOURCES 1l9 Phiodiqwsct ressoutcn 

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SEX ROLES 

A Journal of Research 

Vol. 7. No. 7 July 1981 

CONTENTS 

Parhways of identity Deveioprnent in CoIIege Women 

James. W. Hudgwtr ard Jtuiidt L. Fisdlcr 

Causal Explanarions of Wde and Fernde Academic Performance u a 

Function of Saxe Roles 3iws 691 

Robin Dee Post 

Sexual Scripts for Women 699 

.Ilichael D. Stonns. ,tluryarcr L. Sriven. Scorr ,ti. Lam bcn, u~rd 

Craig .-I. Hill 

Sex Differences in SIf-Concspt and Self-Esteem of LJ!~ Adolescents: X 

Erne-Lg Analysis 

Richon+ rM. Lenrer. Gwendu(~.rr T. Sorefl. and Barbam E. Brackae-v 

709 

Modernization and Sex Roles: The Status of Women in the Tltd . 

Bureaucracy 723 

J. Ffed Springer and Richard IV. Cuble 

Problems of Colleapeship for Women Entering dte ,Cfeaicd Proiession 739 

,Vancy G. Kuttter mi Dorrrra R. Bn~b.arr 

Sexism: A Tri-Dimensional Phenomenon 

Sltirfe.v Rornbatlgh and Jose?h C I'entimiglta 

BOOK REVIEWS

SEX ROLES 

A Journal of Resarch 

Vd. 7, No. 8 Augrut 1981 

Sex Differences in Coilqe Srudent-Teacher Interactions: Fact or Fantasy? 

P. Dee Boersnta. Debora Gay. Rud~ A. Jones. Lynn ib10rPison. and 

Helen Rcnrick 

Women in the United States + m y 

John C Woeifeel 

Sex Differences in the Reintionship of Locus of Control and Recreational 

Sport Rrticipation 

Dougk A. Kieiber and /.on D. Hemmer 

The Differential Assesmen; of Males and Females as Prospective 

Employees by a Sampte of Nonworkiag Women 

Colh ward 

Loving and Luvinj: Sex Differences in Romantic Arnchments 

Zick Rubin, Letina Anne Peplrm. a d Chmlrf f. Hiit 

Parental Sex-Role Attitudes md Child-Rearing Values 

Rosalind C Bmerr 

Sex Roles an$ the Link Barwcen Fertility and Ehpioyment 

A h 

Booth and Donno Duvall 

Racrions of Profeminist and Antifeminist Men to an Expen Woman 

Amid Khn 

When buty Isn't Tdent : The Influence of Physicd Attractiveness. 

Attitudes Toward Women. and Comptrencs on Impnssion 

Formation 

Cde Kuvalic Holahan and Cookie IYhire Steghan

SEX ROLES 


Vol. 9, No. 9 September 1981 

Woma of the Fifties: Their Past Sexual Experiences and Current Sexual 

.Attitudes in the Context of Mother/Dau&ter Relarionskps 877 

~Mprilyn Yalorn. Wen& B~wster, ad Sutanne Esrler 

The Influence of Sex-Role Expectations on che Perception of Touch 889 

M e Forden I 

Perceived IndIuenca on Career Choices of Elevtnrh Graders: 

Sex. SES, and Ethnic Group Comparisons 895 

Joyce Block. Elenor Rubin Denker, and Cml Kehr Tlttie 

What's Fine for the Gander Isn't Always Good for the Goose: 

Sex Differences in SalfConfidence as a Function of Ability 

Atea and Comparison with Others 903 

Ellen t enney 

Partner Influences on Sex-Associated Spoken hipage or' ChiIdren 925 

Adelzide Haar 

Psychological Reacrvlce and the Attnctivenas of Unobtainable Objects: 

Sex Differences in Cluidren's Responses to an Elimination of 

~md0.m 937 

Shmon S. Brehm 

BOOK REVlWS 95 I

SEX ROLES 


Vol. 7. No. 10 October 1981 

Tediorn in the Life and Work of Prot'essional Women as Coqared 

with Men 963 

A yak Ptnn and Dim Kafi 

Sex-Role Perception, Portrayal, and Preference in the Fantasy Play of 

Young Children 979 

Wencly Schempp ~kfarrhews 

'Ihe Effects of Sex and Sex-Role Concept on ~et6~i~iosure 989 

Eugenia Roctor Gda, John D. Gehling, md Jerftey iV. Rapp 

A Comparison of Projective and Objective Fear-of-Success and Sex-Role 

Orientation Measures as Predictors of Women's Perfomqce 

on Mascdie and Feminine Tasks 999 

Jamb L. O~ioFky 

Family Environments of Women Who Return to Colleqt 

Helene Bcdlmer and Paul C. Corby 

PYtntd Relationships. Socioeconomic~Status. and Sex-Role Expectations t 027 

William H. ~McBmorn 

Sex-Rehted dffermces in the Relationship Between Sibling Status and 

Responsivity to Babies 1035 

Shmon Chunrin ~Vah and S. Shirfey Feldmmt 

Fathers' Participation in the Can oflheir Preschool Children 1043 

Gmce R Bnruch and Rosafind C &men 

Name Ambiguity and Androgyny 

Annette U: Rickei and Lynn R, Anderson

SEX ROLES 


Vat. 7, No. 11 November 1981 

Sex-Role Imitation in Cl~ildren: Effects of Sex of Child, Sex oPModel, 

md Sex-Role Appropri3reness of Modeled Behavior 1063 

Pmefa A. Raskin arzd Allett C. lsmel 

Labor Marker Experiences md Expectancies 

Parricia Guritt 

Stereotypes Venus Behavioral Judgments of Sex Differences in Young 

Ch ildrcn 1093 

8ererl.1' I. Fu.yut 

A Psychutiicrric .4nalysis uf the Penond Attributes Questionnaire 1097 

Ruberr L. H~imreicfl. Iarrct T. Spelve, ortd fuhn A. WiIheiitr 

Family Background. Sex-Role Atri tudes. and Life Goals of Technical 

Coilege and University Students I I09 

Dlurra :K Zuckcman 

A Study o~~aiisfaccions and Stresses of Singie ~ &rn in Midlife 1127 

Sophie Freud Loc?m~srcin, ~Vuralie Ebirt Bloch. Jennifer Campion 

Jane Sprouie &stein, Peggy Gaie, uttd hlaggie Salvarore 

Patterns of Toy Play: An Analysis of Sex Differences 

iM~Ira 

8. L isr 

BOOK REVIEWS 1 131

SEX ROLES 

A Journai of Researell 

Vd. 7, No. 12 December 198 I 

Sex Differences in C'hfidhood SocWiation Pattern in African 

Sacitties 1163 

itfichsei R. Welch and Barbam :Miller Page 

Locus of Control and Self-Esteem-as Correlares of Role Orientation 

in Tnditiond and Nontrditiond Women 1173 

Bere G. Hmisorr. Rebecca F. Giy, and Slrirley L. Lupfer 

The Perceived Social Status of Husbands and wives in Dual-Work 

Families at a Funcrion of Achieved and Derived 

Occupationd St arm 1189 

fohn G. Richadson and E. R. rtlahotte.~ 

Nde Acceptance of Fernate Career Roles 

loltn Holkrder and Lalie SImter 

Tomboys and Sissies: Androgynous Children'? - 1205 

Joan D. Hemmer and 120uda.r A. KIciber 

Coals of W e and Female College Students: Do Tnditiond Sex 

Di'iirences StiIl Exist? 

Andm Scsrtlbei tioldberg 'and Samuel Shiflert 

133 

Three Femaie Roles in Teiwision ('ummercids 

Patn'citz D. :I.imnay orul A~L;OI 

Li L. Sihgson 

BOOK REVIEWS - 1233

Contents 

Summer 198 1. Volume 6, IVurnkr 4 

571 Editorial 

374 Announcement 

.I.fIvn j&&n 373 .4rchirnedes and the Pamclnx OF Feminist 

Criticism 

Sltmnrt L. Sirvtv,~ 602 Feminist Criticism i r fapariex ~ Polirics in the 

1880s: The Experience of Kishida Toshiko 

Knrrn Garckl 6 17 Setting Worcls Free: Feminisr Writing in Quebec 

Barton C. Hnckrr 643 Womm and 4tilitar7/ Institutions in Early 

Modern Eumpc: h Recorlnaissancc 

DPP C(rm.~ort 672 &men Hornev a~ld Feminism 

Jmt~rcr j. S/wi-vr A92 Role Stoclelrc. .\.lerrtorr, arid Sponsors: The 

Eh~sivrt C:tr~lccpts 

.f ~ttlr~ LorI(C (otd 713 ,411 Ir~[t.rvie~v 

. f tlrt~ti t t ~ 

Ricli 

with .4uctre Lorcle 

Tnufy Hnlfroa Bm nnd 737 Supplrr f;~r 

Ferni~risc Grals srnonq 

S~rsan Chick ,Mu y Lr.xclen ol Women's Communitv Groups

SIGNS volume 6 number 4, Summer 1981 (continued) 

kila rlhmrcl 749 Tir~ Hillrirn Flrcr of Evr: Wom~rt in the Arnh 

World hv Nawal El Saadawi. edited and 

translared by Sherif Hetata 

Fmncni~e Bwh 73 1 The .klojo'n'~ Finds ILS Pwt: Placing kVm~m 

in Nistp bv Gerda Lemtr 

.blurp Ellis Gibwn 753 Clrariotte Pmkins GiIman: The .PIakdng of a 

Radical FmrinGr. 1860-2996 by Mary A. Hill: 

Olive Schreinct: Fminism on thc i%-)nt& by 

Jovce .4vreck Berkman 

758 United Stares Nous 

L.uzcra Snlbo 7 63 f ncemarionai Xoces - .- - - -- 

Wtxnen's Access to IntcIlcctrtai Work: The 

Case of Itaiv 

,Mnrpnr?t ,Llcltztosh 771 Comments on Tinkefs "A Feminist View 

.flin~ K. CVoq 

.Viliifn Catate ant1 

L'n7cln F~rrtk 

Hrlm I. Safe 

ktla ,411meii 

DnJha ,V. l:rcrrii 

Kn'rltrtn ,-lfroojn-Pnlrl 

Cllorlu/tr Bicnrlt 

of' Copenhagen" 

,Mnrthn E. T!~otnp,~nn 790 Comment on Rick's "Curnpulsory 

Heternsexuality and Lesbian 

Existence" 

Patti? Coattll 195 "Womankind Call Reason m Their .Aid": 

Susanna Wright's Verse Episrlc un the 

Status vf Wo~ncn ill Eighteenth-Cencrrry 

America 

805 Index t o Volutne 6 

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SIGNS 

JOURNAL OF WOMEN IN CULTURE AND SOCXEIY 

Contents 

Autumn 198 I, Volume 7, Number I 

Introduction to Juk W s 

'Women's 

Women's Time 

Casmuion or Decapitation? 

Inuoducdon co Lux lrigarafs 'And dts 

One Doesn't Sdr w ihut thc Other" 

And the One Doesn't Stir without the Other 

Introduction to Christine Fads 'Absmt 

from History" and +The f Alight af rhe 

Goddesses. or The Incelled Crisis of 

Fen& Feminism" 

ntc Twilight of rhe Goddcues. or The 

lntdlcctrrat Crisis of French Feminism 

mcfzs 

Q+ N. 1 4 87 T'he Zionist Women's Movcmmt in Patestinc 

19 1 1-1927: A Sodologrcal Anal* 

iMa+zmu Schid 1 15 Women in B& A m Poiitiu 

Sueon ~Mahr Siunrd 155 The School arni Fcmi& Hiscoy: 

Opening Dialogue wih tfrt Anmitan Srcpehild 

1Uq O'Bnin 144 Feminist Thmtp and Dial& Logic 

1 

Am Frrguta, 158 

bN.Zhand 

+AddrLrn 

On "Compuirory Heccrrrsecdity and Lesbian 

E?dstcxux": Ddining the Iuus KZ

SIGNS 

volume 7 number 1, Autumn 1981 (continued) 

THE Now Sc~oias~nr: REYIEW ESSAY 

~ O ~VTFWS K 

Tmy Caslc 323 Wmm, hum, d the Nwel by Ruth Peag; 

TheHeokf Ta:hding~i&Fnm&ad 

En@ Novel, I 7'22-1 782 by Nancy K. Miller 

]ma Fnwuo 240 Inremationat Notes 

MCW of Womm in A m 

Pemrle J. Pemn 243 Comment on Rossi's "Life-Span Thmrhs and 

Women's livesw 

Alice S. Raad 248 Reply to Penan 

-1. b l q !3 1 Fromoring Hirid Consdotmess: The 

Early Archhe Comrnirtee of the N&od 

Coud of Negro Women 

260 About rhc Conhbum 

263 Notice to Connibutorr 

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SINISTER WISDOM 17 

CONTENTS 

NO'lE3 FOR A MAGAZINE 

Mi&& cliff 

Adrienne Rich 

The Ncw WctoTfa Printen (by the coUective) 

1 987- 

Taking Back My Night, a poem by Ca-u 

SUB Knew Ways, a mtim by Donna All- 

Tern Shtcfies, a nanatiw by Betty Bid 

Holding Fast, a poem by Martha Courtot 

~~e MOM 

Whom, theory by Andrea Dworkia 

h t Danger, a uaxratiw by Judith McDdel 

Elegy, a poam by winyce Kim 

At'tertmages. a p m by Awe Lotda 

To Be and Be Seen. Metaphysical Misogyny 

theory by Marilyn Frye 

Cnntsxo, a. poem by kcna KIapfm 

Bdigmous A&, namti~o~ by Rcth Brant 

Sources of Power, a poem by Cafcste Tibbets 

by% at the Rob, a narrative by Judy Gahn 

The Garden, a poem by Paula Gum Allen 

BOOK, EtEV'EWS 

Judith Banhaon on Meislris Kaye 

mta Skeaa m Jan claussn 

S~nmnl J. SturgiJ on Susan Wood-Thompson 

NOm ON CONTRIBUTORS 

GRAPHICS 

Photographs by Marian Roth 

Drawing by Sharon Ftmleaf 

Photograph by Beth Earbe

SINISTER WISDOM 18 

CONTENTS 

1 987 

Millicent Frederick. a paam by Gabride Ba&h 

Wonurn's Worth, theory by Lisa Leghorn and KaWe Wslcgs 

'FhQ ?xlhdtaacar 

kts 

two poems by Judy Crab 

Chptm 9 ad 10 from Folly, mmtiyc by &men Bdy 

Thcr Res af Autumn, a poem by Sara Hdep 

Akth Gbdfnc, narrative by Clare 60s 

Oranges Out of Saason, narrative by Lee Lynch 

WttGhdl, a poem by Barbara MOP 

~ower'anB HeipIess~~~~ in ths Women's Moment 

thtas)l by Jsamra Rufs 

billle bus! bUe Lives! a prose @om by hattie gaJJKt 

Fntn/Wmter Coming, r paem by Mab Sqmt 

Acma the Kit& Tabie, a dialogue by Barbant Smith 

an8 Beverly Smith 

f Walk in the History of My People, a poem by Chrysros 

- 

The Drawing by Lin Deep Mass 

lines for 'a %end . . . 

While Reading Heim Kefler's T&O. . . 

two poem by Swan Wood-Thompson 

NOTES FOR A MAGAZINE: What bas Sspsntism Mesa? 

BOOK RE-vmw 

Gloria T. Hull and Geraldine Mcintosh on The C 

Joaa Nestle axt Lrsbim! Pow - 

Announcements 

h a Jotma& ~ 

Not= ole Com%uton

TIME LINES: The Yem of Our Live 

Bringing Heart to the Home ............ 5 

Coming of Age: Johanna at 4 ........... 6 

"Grandma" Takes Care of theKids ..... 6 

Ro5 Eghts for Women Ova Forty ...... 7 

Oral Archiva: Sharing the Past ......... 8 

A Death in the Aftanoon .............. 8 

Age and Youth: The Great Divide ........ 9 

A Feminist Generation Gap ............ 10 

Alice: A Life at the End of the Line ..... 10 

The Red Badge of Courage ............ Lt 

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"Take Back eke Night!" 11 

Julie Homi: A Star on he Rise 16 

Dm.- 

Books .............................. 12 

Calendar ........................... 24 

Classifids .......................... 21 

Cinema ............................. U) 

' Leners .............................. 2 

Music .............................. 16 

Ne.ws ................................ 23 

Notices ............................. 27 

Poeny ............................. 15 

Spom .............................. 22 

Theatre 18 

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Visual Ans .......................... 19

THE ENGLAND WOMEN'S JOURNAL OF YEWS . OPPNIONS . AND fPQt ARTS 'S5c 

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VOLW 7. NWm 2 C A M I B ~ ~ ~ U ~ CMXORER 1981 

ORGALYIZZNG FOR THE '30S 

The '80s: "We Muse Be EverywhereJg .... 5 

Take Adon On the Issues ............... 5 

Why Pornography Matters to Feminists .. 6 

The New Left ad Abortion ........... 5 

TheEWAinthe Hem~f Darhess. ...... 7 

WQIBI$Q'S Health: A Focus for the '80% . . -8 "...~tls%mePeasbV .*....*..**...* 9 

Bringirq Up Baby: Day we.. ........... 10 

It'% Tie to Get hvolvd-NOW ....... 10 

Ee Msuvemmt: French Feminism 11. 

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Tbe Businessrromen's ~u&val Handbook 

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Mediaplace Heips Spread the Word ...... 6 

Blueprints For Building Your Business ... 6 

Profile: Lka Lahorn & Kathy Parka .... 7 

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Some static bq Women's Nmorbg 8 

Working with the Corporate Crowd.. .... 8 

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Computers: A Program to Follow 9 

w0m;n's i3dt Pm; 10 

Rofilc: Jrrlie Burrowes 

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AHolidayDinna&Trimmings 12 

- An Insider Wcigb Health Spas ........ 26 

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Books .............................. 14 

Cdendar.. ......................... 28 

QassiAeds .......................... 31 

Cinema ............................. 21 

Pace ............ ,. .............. 21 

La ers ............................... 2 

Music .............................. 19 

NCWS ............................... 25 

Norices ............................. 23 

Readimp ........................... 23 

Sports .............................. 26 

Theatre ..................... ... ...... 24 

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BOW3 r&. FAMILY: 

Shelter for Oar Hearts, Minds, and Bodies 

sod &ct Sqmes neir ~laim. .a 

Four 1lstle Sisters &How They Grew .... 5 

Tgarm Lindsey: Friends & F d e . . .... .6 

Pah.of the P%cnt, Pahi of &e.Child. .. -. 7 

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Women's Er%&gy Network ........,.... 10 - 

Gaspenter Women.. .... ;. ............ 11 

. 

Oral Hisroryr Their Lives Speak to Us. ), 12. 

Robin Pv%stg.anJs Warning on ttac Right. . 12 

Maya ABJgdou: Strength & Suppon. .... .14 

htgvim with Fm Eebowitz. ......... -15 .

FEATU Fl ES 

9 Women's lives in El Salvador: an interview with 

Miriam Galdemez 

10 Feminist Writing: diary of a women's workshop 

26 Misogyny in Cinema? A new look at violence against 

women in film 

32 A Baby Born Diffimm - a mother's account of a 

camplacent and hostile world 

41 "A mating piaca far Indian women" -their fint 

Women's Li bration Conference 

49 Babysitting - Women's worry, girls' work 

51 May 9 -. A Facival Against the Tori- -women fightback! 

52 Tampans -what is toxic shock and should we give up 

tampons? - .- 

42 hob: Wark.in+Uas Wivks -their health and conditions 

in the f930s, a sceptical look at 73eScepticd Ferninis, 

Sub ( - a new Black Amefican navel and children's books 

FInfrbe&: Gaining Momentum photography exhibition 

.Music: The expansive Sherhgod of Spir 

W: Tiswaj 'anarchy' and Swapdop 'warthiness' and 

Ssrry, a play about rape 

Tkeaas: A round-up of the Women in Theatre season in 

London, and two plays abour women writen - Viignnir 

and Qim Cume 

48 Rriviw back and 

?h /art d m but one by Mary Michaels 

Lenalr: Selfish, complex and heremsex; Serren damands 

limit; fiatmy and claptrap; and others. . , cnnt page 24 

New n(te nsmi Aborrion: artep forward.. .Woman out in 

the NetheJtands . . . Angry women: the message is getting 

thraugh .. . nat&ar: mid hean, ill-will . . .and much more 

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6 Women and Popular Mu& - we look back 

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18 Brixtan Uprising - Brixtan m'll lives 

22 The Welfsm State -women talk about their 

daily experiences 

28 Soviet Union - whar women there feel 

about 'equality' 

30 (10 Only Reaction - a cartoon 

31 Being a Sscmtay for a sexist f rado Union 

32 The Trial of a Lesbian Mother - tho fight 

f ~ mstody r again 

52 Out of Wool . , in& the Dore duoue - 

ways to fight back 

REV! EWS 

41 Baokr: Onty Halfway to Paradise: Women 

in Postwar Britain; Slavs of Slaves and Sex 

and C k in Latin America: Housekaei~ing, 

me Sltumf of Snow; poem and children's 

books 

Art: the paintings of Bertha Husband 

Music: new reteases from Jam Today, Au 

Pairs and me Mistakes 

W: Man Aliw's cosmetic breast surgery 

programme .angers reviewer; Irish priests in 

Brazil 

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handicm; QbstacIe~, Female Trouble. 

Implosion, Sedirion '81 and What's Got 

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Film: Heartland, Gloria, Dirt Cheap and 

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POETRY AND FlCTlObf 

3 Just One ai Those Things by Fluma Britch 

41 Slaw Death by Jane Holidav 

49 Good bheviaut by aorsPRv Nirnmo 

REGULARS 

4 Letters: Men as aHias or Ronald Reagan9. . 

Emancipationist feminism ten years en . . . 

teabags and sympathy . . . and continued 

page 48 

10 Newshom: the 'delicate task of marketing 

tampons'. . . the experts discuss taenaga 

'sexual activity'. . . union women sacked . . 

Tennis Trials.. . and musk more 

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6 The Florth East - why feminists in 

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16 Looking at the Sutdiffe case - the 

paoers and the trial 

19 Women? Liberation in France: a 

takeover attemot of the movement 

23 Penny Sillin cartoon from Shocking 

Wnk 

31 Lee: the ultimata in mar and tsar.. . 

a women Is 

issue 108 

i beration 

magazine 

july 1981 

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POETRY AND FlCTlON 

8 Second Generation by Maria 

Jastr zebska 

26 The Writing on the Wall - a story by 

Beverley Tingey 

41 Squat by Jan Dean 

REGULARS 

4 -us Wkm children fall ill . . . sex 

agatn . . . scratching caps. . . hrrbsl kelp 

. . . and mom (continued page 25) 

. . mmcn cocrtront SS 

9 N.wmorp: Nhat Torv -men tnlnlt of 

32 Sex under Sixteen - Young women tcn~smorovment 

question the age af consenr 

I~OOU*~ . . ~ o ~ CIROICU~U a n n ~ rnt~d 

, . . and muck mom 

49 Mote news fmm dte North East - sttatlit of tkrngs to do. see and rwd 

Durham, Cleveland. and Newcast'* 36 Carsjfiadi for groups. friandf. ang ~rqai* 

52 'Down Then': How to do vaginal fa eas 

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Maybu~/ tries to be bafanced; and 

Kenny Evererr slim . . . 

Theatre: Spring '8 7; Tres Marias Y 

Una Rose from Ch~le: and a look at 

tne new women writers' showcase 

Music: Randy Crawford's Iatest 

offer~ng 

Book: Housekeeping - a new 

American novel ; Female Sexuaiizy 

- psvchoanalyric essavs from 

France: fhe Art of Starvation= two 

looks ar girls' education: children's 

books

FEATURES 

6 Barnsdata hlin McAlitksy - the women's movement, 

Republicanism and the Catholic Church 

18 kisn girls - gutting angry, growing stronger 

32 Iran: how the revolution betrayed women 

38 EkbyE)aakbmFan II 

SQ, W m with disabilities - Images of Ourwives 

FICTION AND POETRY 

24 Compleion by Patricia Cragg 

46 Cat Posm by Barbara Jackson 

49 The Sadctlappen by Jennifer Mitchell 

54 Psrhapa I don't like ehildmn by Claire Crowther 

ReVlrnrS 

39 Mi- -1: film and OW 

N: Tke Cellutaid Wbm8ttrs Room 

Mnic Brmr Girts and Rbelrsr 

h k s S-ttti maka wfe-bartsring rsromable: Undmdias 

and Sbih WtiIb rba lmn is Hot - our theatrical hinaw: SOiftiag 

rtw ?;DS Our, a Dtograofiv In ocew mo oraa: N~O eonaelmt1on 

hmabeows. ma cntlonm's ~ O K S 

T-m: ;

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liberation 

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Val. 11 No. 8 August 198t 

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Edik~. 

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Elm Critic. ........................ .Margo IEasdan 

CQnt~&utiag Editor. ................ .Betsy Brimom 

con^^ Editor. ................... .Billie H* 

Business M&uqer. ..................... .Janet Gall 

Ckdatian i-er. ............. .~~ Murray 

Ehk Service i\fanager. ................ Fiona Murray 

Gqhic &fist. ...................... DLaana Wilson 

S -mj s e n t m@* 

p-nu by biiagmn Woma's Nem -. 3m 

~raham c-t. CC~& vA ma. * ~ o p d c 1981 bg 

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REP. MARY ROSE OAKAR @.OH) 

U.b Hawe of R s w w 

In 7his- Issue 

News .................,..,...........I 

The Senate bill t~ outlaw abortin was reported 

favoab1y by a Saaste JllmF;arY dmnmitfaa 

but fmtk action cm it is being delayed until - 

heariqpamheldooaawstitutionaiam~t 

banning a-ons. AFSCME strhm were vic- 

b~- on is- of* pay fm * of 

due in San ~oss 

CA 

&ngress. ........................... .2 

Reagan got most of the budget and tax cuts he 

wanted iu his massive biffs which generally put 

BeeQ WOmea and Last. The sacial 

dtyrminimrrmwas~ted. 

tieaith FOCUS. ........................ .3 

FDA ib adequad~ before 

aoorwirur them. SYS Doris Waire of h Nado-4 

~i'men's Heaith ~titm& % H- of 

Representatives ha% passed an amendment prohibiting 

Meral employee health insuranca 

coveraga of hrti0119. 

On tlss Job. ......................... .4 

a * 

. u- Sues &medk~t for -* 

tim in estabiishing pay rates-khe kit in a 

des of law mib conamdug pay bquitieJ and 

wmpational segregztion. 

Atflmtive Action. .................... .5 

&@atmy and Chgmaid ackmpts to 

"AsChairof~ HousaAghgComdttee's & affmativa action amtime. 

T a s k F a r e a O n ~ ~ C g ~ W ~ I c a 

Families 

n .............................. 6 

repaftt0~lba~t~t:ofthapmposed~t 

~ p a t f o a h b y t h e A ~ w i U Tax cuts bring a lit& relief to swte fadies. 

~ma?athfady~wo~ I smn@yurq%that Senator Howard~M. Mej=zankumhasWd 

yaupayeqeca.Uyc!o96attentiontu&e~ hStmngerAxfdcmPdea A& 

o b ~ ~ ~ s a l s o n w m e n : 7 2 Naming ~ Ourselvesl~ur Cbiidren ........... ? 

airit of dl elderly poor are worn- Thh 

nhp-.uz~h~iabfemiaizationo~t N ~ ............................. 

~ s 8 

pavercy. 

Spokeswoman Review. ................ .I2 

''Wr~menantrnrmbar~amongthseld~. 

Women are also tfie fastest pwkg pave Film Review. ........................ .14. 

gmnp m the Nation 

Eflsn bodman. ..................... .16 

''o*~tendtobepoarer~mere 

h a ~ f ~ ~ ~ w i ~ w ~ tCaver: o sWorkers u p of Local 101 of AFSCME 

@ tbmmdm inlater He, am likely to liveout On Strtke For Equal Pay For Equal Worth 

&eirIastyearsaione,anddepdoatheirsddal Pbtb Co&sy of AFSGME 

semricy as their main sourre of income."

SPOKESWOMAN 

Vai. I1 No. 9 September 1 98f 

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

Eiam. .Mary B h Fnsleh 

F%llCritie..........................MaqpKasdan 

Condmthg Editm. ................ .Betsy Brinson 

GnlxiImting =tar. .................... B* H& 

Bllginene L M a l q e r . ..................... .Janet G d 

Cdrim hmqer. ............. .&&ken Murray 

Book Setvim -M-. ................ Fiona ~Murray 

Gm@c Artha. ...................... Dianna W h 

Spo+m-n 1- u sn m t magazine 

ublub.d mend by Waahmgmn Womeu om Sslpice. 30QO 

~~ahara ~ILJ~S c h d VA 22442. &Ca pyrisht 1981 by 

WaJhinqton Women's Newa Ssrvi~a Share uam itmy may 5a 

repradusd pmviddd d t (includmp addras~! ts mven 

S~k~wonmi P h eanract eriitarial o h 

mpmdum 1- artictes, %cad ClaJa praqa p d at ssils 

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raise money far nation of tb Equal Righ 

d;nrmg Wornen's 3- Week 

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comb, C a m and the Addnbtmtion 

Heaith F~CUS. ........................ .3 

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of the impact of family Violeeca on military per 

University :m.fjInu Ineciod.in coopradon mth Women's fammce. A new report on tbe inadequacy of 

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SUSN a A ~ O W 

tlements 

NB~~YO&~..,.... ....II.......e....... 

"Th0 fact ia women am in cfiaiaj."I do 

prayAarsoms~shocktostartfe~ 

Woman's mean& centaft -1; the caunof 

thu nation into 

tryamdesuiiinanew~j~pub-. 

a d-mpct ww by Wm,r Resarcn 

' 

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and Ehtim 

d give them faith in hemdm which wdl 1 IlIsthm of the Co~8~0mm's Cam. 

maks thran pvodavD ttudr dlegkw to women / Washingtun Women's Representative. .7-10 

Brs" 

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S ~ B . ~ ' s w Q K & w e 7 v ~ o n 

AtrgtrstXlSAb-frcmrths- 

Spokesumman Review. ................ .I3 

siad Union who dsmdmaated in fmnt of tha Film Raview ......................... -15 

Whits House a d were -an qnmhx 

thotot au s-t -h irtb 1 81en GGoDdmsn. ..................... .I 8 

d o dsmdnsmzmd wrdar tb bmvrer of tisa Conp&d 

Union in the stuns plbz mre than , 

-Y@Q=W I ~ove: ~aikeh~ for EI~A in W- D.C. 

S~ke~bmon 'a ldabr 

1 chMmtmqthe61sc of Wamm'a S- 

tioa, W ' Women's ~ Rq~esrn~ve, 

~ in a 

1 And Rairmq iERA 

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acmmtm out the cdtmtzy. 

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B~ F~ 

Filmcritic.........................., MargoKasdan 

Con*- Edbr. ................ .Bern Brinson 

Coatriht;ng Editor.. .................. .BG Hek 

Busin- ~ C P ..................... . 

.Janet 

Ciim -. -............ - K a h M m y 

Bsok Sen+- iM-tc. ................ Fiona M ~ 

Dianna Wilson 

NWS. .............................. ,j 

sandra Day O'bm is now a m& of 

U,S- sup* M, hm is in- 

Y eY UILpoP& wi& voters. 

Gnaphic Arciet ....................... 

In this lssG 

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Events... ........................... 11 

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

sqdc~oftlw~anth Spokeswoman Review. .12 

bdhrsrlng A Call to the Wn's Conscbnce 

tsRatifythuERA*Qcaaber12, I987 

Mary Blake hnch reviews Women Who KilL 

Film Review. ........................ .14 

Tan~dEveyesmago,ourmathersand Marga Rasdan revim Bbw Our 

fathem brought forth ugon this continent anm Ellen Goodman. ..................... .IS' 

natim.~vedin~ddedicat#tto~ Cover: Women Mardihg ia 1912 

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that ~ n a t i o n ~ t ~ e ~ t y & t h e 

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1 o n g ~ 

theyhave~totbjust;ca~~~afeqdity 

under the law.

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Val. 11 No. 12 

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In This Issue 

Editor. ......................... Mary Blaire French 

Film critic. ........................ 

Contributing Editor. ................. 

News, ...............................f 

Con&ha~g Editor. .................... ........................ , .2 

......... 

Cition manager. .............. Kathleen Murray 

Muusa. ................ 

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Networks. .6 

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Spa keswornan Review. ................ .4 2 

Books Received. ..................... -13 

New Releases. ....................... t 4 

Elten Goodman. ..................... .I 6 

Cover: Jane Zivdclt drives for a lay-up whiie Tara Heiss 

Ioob oh Phdtogmph j%m Sprint5 ArJu'ves, mwtesy 

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A FEMINIST LITERARY MAGAZINE 

NUMBERS 1 & 2 

f RANSLATION 

Alejandra Pizarnik, introduction 

and translations by 

Susan Pensak 1 j4 

Kate Ellis / 52 

Susan Sherman 1 75 

Sheh Ledeman 1 95 

Marilyn Hacker I 109 

Almitra David 1 104 

Becky Ekellariou I 105 

Robin Morgan I 5 

Arlene Stone 1 8 

Miriam twine I 121 

Carol Burnes I I23 

Lynne Evitt / 124 

Mardy Murphy I I I 

Lyn Lifshin I 1 S 

June Jordan I 18 

Kathleen Spivack I fZ 

Toi Denicoae 1 19 ' 

fZosa Maria Arenas I 20 

Elfen Marie Bissert 1 23 

Roseansr Lloyd 1 27 

Nellie Wong 1 29 

&everlee Hughes I 32 

Sandra McKe / cover, 4, 10, 28, 

36, 48, 100 

Shel!y Shicoff I 16, 22 

Marilyn Crockett 1 96. 106. 120, 

Madeleine Hennessy 1 

8izabeth Zelvin 1 34 

33 

Gren Colyear Lmke 1 

Sybil Smith 1 49 

35 Anne Finger 1 37 

&thy G. Roe 1 107 

ARTICLE 

NATALIE BARNEY'S PARlSlAN SALON: The Savior Faire and Joie de 

Vivre of a Life oi Love and Letters I Gloria Orenstein 1 76 

REVIEWS 

IN PRAISE OF CHAPBOOKS I Vivien Leone 1 127 

THE 808K Of HAGS by Oeena Metzger I Sara Pjle I 135 

CARLOTA by (Margaret Randall I ludith Srivelband 1 140 

SHEDOING by Verena Sceian. Transhred by lohanna Moore and 

Beth Weckmueller and TH1S FLOWER ONLY BLOOMS NERY 

HUNDRED YEARS by Shcrtii lati'e I Judith Stivelband 1 142 

THE 8MCK AN0 WHllE OF IT' by Ann Shockley 1 Alexis Qe 

CWE by Anne-+Marie illonto I Gloria Omstein 1 145 

PASSION by lune lordan I Myriam Oiaz-Oimaretr / 147 

THE DOG THAT WAS BARKlNC YESTERDAY by Pavida Coedicke I 

Rttie Coweil ! If6 

ON AMERlCAN WOMEN POETS I Ellen Marie Bissert I 159

Woman's Art Journal 

One Point Peapective. by Elsa Honig Fine ......................................... ii 

* The A m in Her Own Words. by Christine Ravice ................................. I 

@ Ruskin's Patronage of Women Artists. by Pamela Gerrish Nunn ..................... 8 

Eleanor Piofcross Artist Collector and Social Reformer, by Ann H. Murray ........ 14 

* One View TlLC Fmin8t Art J oud by Cristine C. Rom ........................... 29 

Toward a Sacial Hisbry of Needlework Artists, by DaryI M. Hafter ................ 25 

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

Pietur~ in the Life of Eskimo Artist Pimlak. by Jean M. Humez 30 

'She Shall Be Called Woman": Ancient Near Eastern Sources of Imagery. 

by Hildreth York and Betty L Schlossman ...................................... 37 

Q A Vital Connection: Artist and Topography. by MW bu Reed ..................... 42 

THE SURVIVORS 

Shirley Jaffe, by Merle Schipper .................................................. 46 

Anne Poor, by Sylvia Moore ....................................................... 50 

REVIEWS AND RE-VIEWS 

Pada Modemoh%-Becker: Her Life and wok by Gillian Perry and The Letters and Jmncals 

- 

of Paula Mdmsohn-Beck, translated and annotated by J. Diane Ibdycki. 

Reviewed by Ellen C. Oppler .................................................... 54 

Women as 1- of the Visual AT&, 1820-1979, edited bv Claire Richter Sherman 

with Adele Mu Holcornb. 

Reviewed by Frima Fox Hofrichter .............................................. 62 

* The Muses' Stepchildren: American Folk Artists and Their Scholars. 

by Rachel Maines ..................... . .....................*... 

63

PEACE and R 

Militarism and the Tradition of 

Radical Feminism 

Rena Grassa Patterson 

Poetry 

Sara Heslep 

Poetry 

Chsis Domingb 

?-try 

Gloria Dialer 

The Culture in Ow Blood 

Party Waltan 

Up in Arms: Women in the 

Nicaraguan Revolution 

The Journal Staff Poetry 

Simi Addie 

international Sisterhood for Peace 12 

Jennifer Tiffany Women in the 34iUtary: The 

NATO Countries 

Jennifer T3fany 

Terrible Yet Splendid: Images of 14 

Women and War in Literature 

Mary Jane Lupton The Unfbished Revolution 

Linda Aydlett. 

Will the Ckle Be Unbroken: 18 

Women's Pentagon Action 

Karen Shaw , Liz Reiley , Cynthia 

Edwards, and Betsy Getaz 

A Child in Wartime 

Kimberly MeGregor 

Tax Refusal: PeacaPaI Wyrnyn Ain't 2 5 

Gonna Pay for W~J? No Mom! 

Hope Taylor 

Poetry 

Elizabeth Casper-Rolfs 

Take Back the Night 

X Review by Judy Lerner 

Poetry 311 

Chris Domingo 

- . ,- 

Ground Zero 3 1 

Jan Clausen 

Thoughts on PacBm 

Susan Riblett 

Poetry 

Chris Domingo 

Making the Draft a Women's Issue 3 7 

Lynn Stephen 

Poetry 

Nmcy ddlessis 

Letters 60 

To Our Readers 

Women's Peace Resources 

Josephine Rabin 

-4nnouncernents inside back cover

Women & Health 

- 

VOLUMES 

MJMBER4 

WINTER 1986 

In Recognition Of...The Woman Physician as Medical 

Missionary 1 

BARBARA J. MAUNSXY 

Cesarean Section: Trends in Rates and Indications 9 

DEBORAH J. COADY. MD 

Pregnant Americans, 1918-1947: Some Public Policy Notes 

on Rural and Military Wives 23 

JOAN IE. MULUGAN. PhD, RN .- --- - - 

Sexual Dysfunciion in Victims of Rape: Victims May 

Experience a Loss of Sexual Arousal and Frightening 

Flashbacks Even One Year After the Assault 39 

ELIZABG13I M. ELLIS. PhD; KAREN S. CALHOUN, PhD: 

AND BEVERLY M. ATXESON, PhD 

Routine Episiotorny and Pelvic Symptomatofagy 49 

CAROL 88ENDSEL. RN: CAYU P-N, MSSw, LCSw; AlW 

LEWIS IE. MEHL. MD, PhD . 

BOOK REYIEWS 

Female Complaints= Lydia Pinkham and &he Business of 

Women 's Medicine, by Sarah Stage 

REYIEWEX) BY JOYCE ANTLER. PhD

WOMEN & HEALTH 

vol ume 5 number 4, Winter 1980 (eontlnued) 

Dl-op Sontt*t/ritrg. by J:iedl: and Alcnlrolic IVofrtert i~r 

Treatment, by Eileen Cotrigan 

RETIEWED BY LORlE DWIKELL. MSW, ACSW 

Autonomy in Nursing, by Mary O'Neil Mundinger 

REVIEWED BY JOAN E. MULLIGAN. PhD, RY 

REVIEWED BY KAREY MElSCH EICHELBERCEW. RN, MS. CP%P 

PARAGRAPH REVIEWS 

FILM REYXEWS 

ajling hes: Crisis in Fertilify 

RmIEWED BY CATHY ROGERS, ND 

ffeazth Caring from Our End of the Speculum; Seif Me~lth; 

A New Image of MyseK and Women and Health 

REVIEWED BY MARILYN SXERBECK. BA 

HEALTH & PUBLIC POLICY 

Abortion Funding and Wise Social Policy: Implkabions of 

Harris 1,. bfcRac 

RACHEL BENSON COLD. MPA 

LETTER TO THE EDITOR 

NEWS & NOTES 

. . .- 

Report of NICMD Cesamn Childbirth Consensus Conference 

ANN CLARK GRAY. BA 

News Items 

BOOKS Iuxmvm 

POINT OF VIEW 

MARY GRACE KOVAR. MS 

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 

INDEX TO VOLUME 5

W MENS STUDIES 

IN 5) ERNATIONAL 

QUARTERLY 

Contents 

JENNY MARTIN, J. P. POWELL 

and CHRIS W~ENEKE 

.~NDR& UVESQUE 

BRENDA BURKITT and BRIAN BuR~rrr 

BARROSO 

FARMEN 

RENATE DUELLI-I&IN 

SHELLEY MlNDW 

BOOK REVIEWS 

CAROLE PATEMAN 

WOMEN'S STUDIES INTERNATIONAL QUARTERLY 

VOLUME 4 NUMBER 2 1981 

and 

I 

117 The experiences of a group of older unqudificd women at 

University 

133 Prescribers and rebels: Attitudes to European women's sex- 

uality in New Zealand 1860 - 1916 

145 Mm, women and sexuality: a feminist critique of the sociology 

of deviance 

157' Anelikogamy: a case of sexist prejudice? 

163 Psychology, development and women - do they have 

anything in common? 

169 Approaches to the 'Woman question' in India: from mater- 

naiism to mobilization 

179 Sociology and Susan Sontag: re-shaping the discipline 

191 Idcology arid_ Utopia in family studies sin- the Second World 

War - 

201 Power. dependency, love and the sexual division of labour 

A Critique of the Dccis~on-Slaking Approach to Family Power 

and an Alternative Approach with an Appendin: On Washing 

My Dirty Linen in Public 

221 Women's studies research in the United Stares: A Review and 

Discus~ion , 

293:Reporr.on feminist research in Norway. The NAVF's center 

q pry.cscarch on yometi ; 

2$9 Review of Sex Roles and Psychology of Women Quarterly 

235. Review: If knowledge be power. we're on our way: Rmnt 

. Pirblicarions from Canada 

- 4 

f 'nist in sclcnce speakup: Alice through the rnicioscopc - 

\ ~ ~ $i t a miel & of bwxr on women and science 

'"-"-~*61 4-,. ,.!, . . - ,. 

253 Feminism in American Politics: A Study of ldcological In- 

fluence by Claire Knoche 

Women in the House by Elizabah Vaflancc 

The Divided House: Women at Westminster by Melanie 

Phiiips 

conrinued on Inside Back Cover

WOMEN ' S STUDIES INTERNATIONAL QUARTERLY 

val ume 4 number 2 1981 Ccontinued) 

Conrinued jhnr Outside Buck Cover 

MARY ANN ELTON 

LEE DAVIDOFF 

BEVERLY STOELTJE 

255 Once a Month by Kathcrina Dalton 

Menopause a Positive Approach by Rosetta Reiu 

Women and the Crisis in Scx Hormones by Barbara S eam 

and Gideon Seaman 

The Poiitics OF Contraception by Carl Dj-i 

256 The Politid Economy of Health by Lesley Doyal with 

Irnogen Pennell 

257 The American Woman in Transition: The Urban Influence 

1870- 1920 by Margarex Gibbons Wilson - 

258 Binh in Four Cultures: A Crosscuitural tnvestigation of 

Childbirth in Yucatan, Holland, Swdcn and the United States 

by Brigitte Jordan 

264 The Rocking of (he Cradle, and the Ruling of the World by 

Dorothy Dinncstcin 

The Reproduction of Mothering by Nancy Chodorow 

-- 262 - Women and Colonization - Anthropological Perspectives 

- 

edited by Mona Etienne and Eleanor teacock 

I 

Women United, Women Divided: Cross-Cultural Perspectives 

on Female Solidarity edited by Patricia Capla and Janet M. 

Bujra 

264 Frogs in a Well, Indian Women in Purdah by Patricia fcffery 

265 We Will Smash This Prison: Indii Women in Struggle by 

Gail Qrnveclt 

266 Women and National Dcvtlopmmt: The Complexities of 

Change edited by the Welleslcy Editorial Committee 

Women in Africa: Studies in Economic and Social Change 

edited by Nancy J. Hakin and Edna G. Bay 

268 L'homme: Revue Froncabe d'Anthropologie, Yuiller- 

Dhmbre. 1979. SwiaI Issue L 'Anrhropologie des Sera 

269 Musfirn Women in Mombasa, 1890- 1975 by Margaret Strobe4 

270 Half the Sky: An Introduction to Women's Studies edited by 

The Bristol Women's Studies Group 

271 Beyond the Fragments: Feminism and the Making of 

Socialism by Sheila Rowbotham, Lynne Segal and Nilary 

Wainwright 

272 Beyond the Fragments: Feminism and the Making of 

Socialism by Sheila Rowbotham. Lynne Segal and Hilary 

Wainwright 

273 From Rationality to Liberation: The Evoiution of Frminist 

Ideology by Judith A. Sabtosky 

Margaret Puilcr's Woman in the Nineteenth Century; A 

Lirerary Study of Form and Content. ol Sources and 

lnf usnces by Marie Mitcheil Olesen Urbanski 

274 Theories of Women's Studies edited by Gloria Bowles and 

Renate Duelii-Klein 

27s Women's Srudies: A Checklist of Bibiiographics compiled by 

Maureen Ritchie 

Continued on Focing Page

WOMEN'S STUDIES INTERNATIONAL QUARTERLY 

volume 4 number 2 1981 [continued) 

Continued from Facing Page 

DALE SPENDER t76 Thc Unexpmed Revolution; A Study in the Hhory of the 

Education of Women and Girls in the Nineteenth Century by 

Margaret Bryant 

Liberarors of the Female Mind; The Shirreff Sisters, 

Educational Reform and the Women's Movements bv Edward 

W. Ellsworrh 

Going Up into the Next Class; Women and Elementary 

Teacher Training. 1840- 1914 by Fmces Widdowson 

277 The Role of Women in Libmianship 1876- 1976: The Entry, 

Advancement and Struggle lor Equalisation in one Profession 

by Kathleen Weibel and Kathieen M. Heim with assistance 

from Dianne J. Elkworth 

279 The Invisible Woman: Discriminadon in the Academic 

Frofssion by Joan Abramson 

Old Boys, New Women: The Politics of sex Discrimination by ' 

Joan Abrarnson 

280 The Transucual Empire: The Making of the She-He by Janice 

Raymond 

281 Womm: Sex-Role Stermtyping edited by Oonagh Harmttt, 

Gill Boden and Mary FuIlcr 

MARION GISTONBURY . 282 The Maimie Papers edited b\y Ruth Roscn surd Sue Davidson 

DAN~EL~E ROSE.^ 

283 Banered Women and Abusai Children: Intricacies of Legal 

and Administrative Intervention tssua Occasional Paper No. 

284 Changing of the Gods: Feminism and the End of Traditional 

Religion by Naomi Goidenberg 

-. . - 

Womcn and Men Midwives by Jane 0. Doncgan ' 

ANNOUNCEMENTS 287 Hefp Save the Women's History Research Centre's Rsords on 

- the- Women's Movement 

Wim 

Sticfiting Informati~n Documematiccenmm (IDC) van dc 

Nedcrfandse Vrouwcn Raad

1 1981 

ume 9 number 3 

W S ISSUE 

THE 1981 NWSA 

COM43WON 

4 Keynote Addr85~. Disobdence Is 

What W SA Is Potentially A h t 

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16 An Arian-,%niuica.r~ Woman's View 

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Women Historians in the 1983s 

Jam W. Swtt 

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Guidelines. on k&ing.Womsr% 

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Cornitpee om Wmen AHA 

NWSA NEWS AND VIEWS 

35 mS.4 hCee~$~oo Fund! 

3S From theStedng Committea 

36 Rmahtiom and Recantmendarions 

Ressmed te the NWSA Delegate 

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37 Repart from the NWSA 

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39 We Salute Mariam K. Chambedah 

42 WSA CaiatdaP 

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