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FEMINISTVISIONS.............. .................................. 16
COh4BAlMENT IN VON TROTI'A'S MRk4NNE AhD JLnLQNE
by Marilyn Gottschalk
ARCHIVES ....................................................... 18
WOMEN OF WISCONSIN LABOR ORAZ. HISTORY PROJECT
by Jamakaya
FEMINISTPUBLISHING ........................................... 19
A library promotion project by women's presses; three new feminist presses; a feminist campus
newspaper search; and Feminist Press celebrates twenty years.
COMPUTERTALK ................................................ 20
Email lists and other electronic resources.
NEW REFERENCE WORKS IN WOMEN'S STUDIES ................. .21
Works on African American manuscript sources, women's chronologies, women educators and
educational equity, Jewish women, literary criticism, sexual harassment, women in science, women of
Yemen, work in developing countries, Southern and Jewish women writers, plus a business resource
guide.
(Reviewed by Phyllis Holman Weisbard; one title reviewed by Margery Katz.)
PERIODICAL NOTES .............................................. 30
New periodicals on law, fat dykes, spirituality, world religions, development of NGO's, paganism,
Barbie, parenting, lesbian cartoons, New Zealand lesbians, a lesbian lampoon, fat women, Pakistani
women, poetry, and women's writing.
W Special issues of periodicals on autobiography, evolution of feminist thought, women's and
children's health, development, "Who Stole Feminism'?", gender and sexuality, women geographers, and
sex workers.
Anniversary issues, transitions, ceased publications, and a periodical alarm.
(Compiled by Lit& Shulr.)
ITEMSOFNOTE. ................................................ 34
Among the resources: a catalog of goddess figures, several bookshops, articles on Latin American and
Caribbean activism, women's health, and sexual assault, a directory of lesbian and gay studies, a financial
guide for older women, a list of research and documentation centers, a mail-order book club, several
cuniculum guides, a report on the glass ceiling, slide collections of work by women artists, reports on
women's equality in Canada, women offenders, and more.
(Compiled by Renee Beaudoin.)
BOOKS RECENTLY RECEIVED .................................... .37
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