Frontiers 1991 - 1997: Vol 12-18 Index

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Author Index to Volumes 12-18
Compiled by Kirsten Patey
Abbott, Dorothy, “Recovering Zora Neale Hurston’s Work,” 12:1 (1991): 174-81.
Ackelsberg, Martha A., “Identity Politics, Political Identities: Thoughts Toward a Multicultural Politics,” 16:1
(1996): 87—100
Adisa, Opal Palmer, “In Celebration of Women,” “Sister-Friend,” and “We Know the Heroes,” 13:1 (1992):
156-64; “Senses Related to the Nose,” and “The Tongue is a Drum,” 17:3 (1996): 173-77 (poetry).
Adisa, Opal Palmer, and Kathy Sloane, “Caribbean Women: Big and Little,” 12:2 (1991): 1-24 (art, poetry).
Aho, Margaret, “Operation Pluto,” 18:1 (1997): 142-44 (poetry).
Alexander, Meena, “Khartoum Journal,” 13:1 (1992): 1-19.
Almond, Paris, “Woman's Work,” 17:1 (1996): 136-41 (art).
Anderson, Kathryn, “Steps to Political Equality: Woman Suffrage and Electoral Politics in the Lives of Emily
Newell Blair, Anne Henrietta Martin, and Jeannette Rankin,” 18:1 (1997): 101-21.
Anglin, Mary, “Strategic Differences: Gendered Labor in Southern Appalachia,” 14:1 (1993): 68-86.
Anzaldtia, Gloria, “To Live in the Borderlands Means You,” 17:3 (1996): 4—5 (poetry).
Arcana, Judith, “Mamababy,” 15:1 (1994): 111-12; and “The Body of a Goddess,” 15:2 (1994): 113-14
(poetry).
Arm, Pamela, “High Strung,” “High Twang,” “Before Butterflies,” and “Tangles #5,” 17: 2 (1996): 91-94
(art).
Armstead, Collette Marie, “Hairstory,” 17:2 (1996): 119-20 (poetry).
Aronson, Anne, “Potties, Pride, and PC: Scenes from a Lesbian Mothers’ Group,” 17:1 (1996): 58-71.
Ashton, Susanna, “Compound Walls: Eva Jane Price’s Letters From a Chinese Mission, 1890-1900,” 1
(1996): 80-94
Austin, Susan, “Monday,” 18:1 (1997): 128-31 (fiction).
Avakian, Arlene Voski, “Selections from Lion Woman’ Legacy: An Armenian-American Womans Memoir,”
(1991): 141-68.
Babcock, Barbara A., ““Not in the Absolute Singular’: Re-Reading Ruth Benedict,” 12:3 (1992): 39-78.
Baca, Judith EF, “WORLD WALL: A Vision of the World Without Fear,” 14:2 (1994): 81-85 (art).
Bakewell, Liza, “Frida Kahlo: A Contemporary Feminist Reading,” 13:3 (1993): 165-89.
Bauer, Grace, “Lot's Daughter Bent on Revenge,” “Noah's Wife Addresses the Department of Interior,”
“The Women at the Well,” 13:1 (1992): 165-69 (poetry).
Beavert, Virginia, “Origin of Basket Weaving,” 17:1 (1996): 74—77 (art).
Benamou, Catherine, “Cuban Cinema: On the Threshold of Gender,” 15:1 (1994): 51-75
Bergman, Denise, “The Songs from Russia,” and “Steel Pier,” 13:2 (1993): 49-52 (poetry).
Bernardi, Claudia, “Cries from the Invisible, Box #1,” “Cries from the Invisible, Box #3,”
“Execution,” and “Trip to Tigray,” 18:1 (1997): 124-27 (art).
Birnbaum, Shira, “Making Southern Belles in Progressive Era Florida: Gender in the Formal and Hidden
Curriculum of the Florida Female College,” 16:2/3 (1996): 218-46.
Bodden, Michael H., “Class, Gender, and the Contours of Nationalism in the Culture of Philippine Radical
Theater,” 16:2/3 (1996): 24-50.
Brant, Beth, “Home Coming,” and “Wild Turkeys,” 12:1 (1991): 60-76 (poetry).
Broner, E. M., “Carefree Hours,” 12:2 (1991): 130—36 (fiction).
Brown, Ellen, “In Search of Nancy Drew, The Snow Queen, and Room Nineteen: Cruising for Feminine
Discourse,” 13:2 (1993): 1-25.
Author Index to Volumes 12-18
Compiled by Kirsten Patey
Abbott, Dorothy, “Recovering Zora Neale Hurston’s Work,” 12:1 (1991): 174-81.
Ackelsberg, Martha A., “Identity Politics, Political Identities: Thoughts Toward a Multicultural Politics,” 16:1
(1996): 87—100
Adisa, Opal Palmer, “In Celebration of Women,” “Sister-Friend,” and “We Know the Heroes,” 13:1 (1992):
156-64; “Senses Related to the Nose,” and “The Tongue is a Drum,” 17:3 (1996): 173-77 (poetry).
Adisa, Opal Palmer, and Kathy Sloane, “Caribbean Women: Big and Little,” 12:2 (1991): 1-24 (art, poetry).
Aho, Margaret, “Operation Pluto,” 18:1 (1997): 142-44 (poetry).
Alexander, Meena, “Khartoum Journal,” 13:1 (1992): 1-19.
Almond, Paris, “Woman's Work,” 17:1 (1996): 136-41 (art).
Anderson, Kathryn, “Steps to Political Equality: Woman Suffrage and Electoral Politics in the Lives of Emily
Newell Blair, Anne Henrietta Martin, and Jeannette Rankin,” 18:1 (1997): 101-21.
Anglin, Mary, “Strategic Differences: Gendered Labor in Southern Appalachia,” 14:1 (1993): 68-86.
Anzaldtia, Gloria, “To Live in the Borderlands Means You,” 17:3 (1996): 4—5 (poetry).
Arcana, Judith, “Mamababy,” 15:1 (1994): 111-12; and “The Body of a Goddess,” 15:2 (1994): 113-14
(poetry).
Arm, Pamela, “High Strung,” “High Twang,” “Before Butterflies,” and “Tangles #5,” 17: 2 (1996): 91-94
(art).
Armstead, Collette Marie, “Hairstory,” 17:2 (1996): 119-20 (poetry).
Aronson, Anne, “Potties, Pride, and PC: Scenes from a Lesbian Mothers’ Group,” 17:1 (1996): 58-71.
Ashton, Susanna, “Compound Walls: Eva Jane Price’s Letters From a Chinese Mission, 1890-1900,” 1
(1996): 80-94
Austin, Susan, “Monday,” 18:1 (1997): 128-31 (fiction).
Avakian, Arlene Voski, “Selections from Lion Woman’ Legacy: An Armenian-American Womans Memoir,”
(1991): 141-68.
Babcock, Barbara A., ““Not in the Absolute Singular’: Re-Reading Ruth Benedict,” 12:3 (1992): 39-78.
Baca, Judith EF, “WORLD WALL: A Vision of the World Without Fear,” 14:2 (1994): 81-85 (art).
Bakewell, Liza, “Frida Kahlo: A Contemporary Feminist Reading,” 13:3 (1993): 165-89.
Bauer, Grace, “Lot's Daughter Bent on Revenge,” “Noah's Wife Addresses the Department of Interior,”
“The Women at the Well,” 13:1 (1992): 165-69 (poetry).
Beavert, Virginia, “Origin of Basket Weaving,” 17:1 (1996): 74—77 (art).
Benamou, Catherine, “Cuban Cinema: On the Threshold of Gender,” 15:1 (1994): 51-75
Bergman, Denise, “The Songs from Russia,” and “Steel Pier,” 13:2 (1993): 49-52 (poetry).
Bernardi, Claudia, “Cries from the Invisible, Box #1,” “Cries from the Invisible, Box #3,”
“Execution,” and “Trip to Tigray,” 18:1 (1997): 124-27 (art).
Birnbaum, Shira, “Making Southern Belles in Progressive Era Florida: Gender in the Formal and Hidden
Curriculum of the Florida Female College,” 16:2/3 (1996): 218-46.
Bodden, Michael H., “Class, Gender, and the Contours of Nationalism in the Culture of Philippine Radical
Theater,” 16:2/3 (1996): 24-50.
Brant, Beth, “Home Coming,” and “Wild Turkeys,” 12:1 (1991): 60-76 (poetry).
Broner, E. M., “Carefree Hours,” 12:2 (1991): 130—36 (fiction).
Brown, Ellen, “In Search of Nancy Drew, The Snow Queen, and Room Nineteen: Cruising for Feminine
Discourse,” 13:2 (1993): 1-25.
Author Index
Bube, June Johnson, “Prefiguring the New Woman: Francis Fuller Victor's Refashioning of Women and Mar-
riage in “The New Penelope,” 18:3 (1997): 40-65.
Burbick, Joan, “Romance, Rodeo Queens, and the 1950s, 3 (1996
Cage, Nancy, “Crickets,” 13:1 (1992): 170-80 (fiction
araway, Nancie E., “The Challenge and Theory of Feminist Identity Politics: Working on Racism
(1991): 109~29.
arden, Mary Paniccia, “Remembering/Engendering the Heartland: Sexed Language, Embodied Space, and
America’s Foundational Fictions in Jane Smiley’s A Thousand Acres,” 18:2 (1997): 181-202
arriker, Kitti, “he Student Body in the Text,” 14:3 (1994): 49-66.
arter, Patricia A. , “‘completely discouraged’: Women Teachers’ Resistance in the Bureau of Indian Affairs
Schools, 1900-1910,” 15:3 (1995): 53-86.
arter, Susan Carter, “Reliquary For My Braid,” 17:2 (1996): 121
astillo, Ana, “Since the Creation of My Son and My First Book,
89-92 (poetry
*hacén, Christal M., “To Be A Color,” 14:1 (1993): 103-4 (poetry
hambers, Cynthia, “Looking for Home: Work in Progress,” 15:2 (1994): 2
hancy, Myriam J ‘Sin Fronteras, Sans Frontiéres: Women of Color Writing for Empowerment
1993): 153-67
laytor, Sara, “Big Mama Washed Her Hair,” 17:2 (1996): 129 (poetry
liff, Michelle, “Caliban’s Daughter: The Tempest and the Teapot,” 12:2 (1991): 36-51
‘oburn, Carol K., “‘Pray for Your Wanderers’: Women Religious on the Colorado Mining Frontier, 1877
1917 3 (1995
ohoon, Leila, “Leila’s Hair Museum,” 17:2 (1996): 122-27 (art
omer, Krista, “Sidestepping Environmental Justice: ‘Natural’ Landscapes and the Wilderness Plot,”
(1997): 73-101.
ota-Cardenas, Margarita, “The Faith of Activists: Bat Cities, < the Chicana Feminist Response,”
(1993): 51-80
Craig, John M., ““The Sex Side of Life’: The Obscenity Case of Mary Ware Dennett,
Cullar, Carol, “Fire, Rain, and the Need to Act,” 17:1 (1996): 146-47 (poetry
de Swan, Sylvia, “Return: A Journey” (six photographs),
(1993): 87-92 (art
Deacon, Desley, “The Republic of Spitit: Fieldwork in Elsie Clews Parson's Turn to Anthropology
13-38
DePauw, Karen, “Space: the Fina he Invisibility of Disability in th ind e of Women Stud
ies, 17:3 (1996): 23
Deutsch, Sarah, “Connections,” 17:3 | : 34-37; and “Gender, Labor History, and Chicano/a Ethnic
Identity,” 14:2 (1994): 1-22
Devalos, Karen Mary, “La Quinceanera: Making Gender and Ethnic Identities,”
deVries, Rachel Guido, “Birds of Longing,” and “Birds, Remembering,” 13:1
Di Chiro, Giovanna, “Local Actions, Global Visions: Remaking Environ
30
)i Stefano, Christine, “Who the Heck Are We? Theoretical Turns
Jingus, Marita, “Wrapped Spirit I Wrapped Spirit II
76-79 (art
Dittberner-Jax, Norita, “Madonna,” and “On the Bus to Mexico City 3:2 (1993): 45 poetry
ox, Donnalee, “Constructionso f Rape: Two American Musicals,” 17:3 (1996): 210
Doyle, Jacqueline, “Haunting the Borderlands: La Llorona in Sandra ¢ ‘ yman Hollering¢
16:1 (1996): 53-70.
Jubrow, Gail Lee, “Claiming Public Space for Women’s History in Boston: A Proposal for Preservation, Public
Art, and Public Historical Interpretation,” 13:1 (1992): 111-48
Jutton, Wendy, “The Problem of Invisibility: Voodoo and Zora Neale Hurston
Easton, Kelly, “Grief,” 17:1 (1996): 142-45 (fiction).
delson, Mary Beth, “Two Photographs,” 14:1 (1993): 131-33 (art
Author Index
Eisenberg, Susan, “Hear This, Grandma,” and “Heirloom,” 15:2 (1994): 131-32 (poetry).
Eisenstein, Zillah, “Privatizing the State: Reproductive Rights, Affirmative Action, and the Problem of Democ
racy,” 12:1 (1991): 98-125.
Ellsworth, Priscilla, “The Changing Room,” 18:1 (1997): 48-49 (poetry).
Engber, Martha, “Crocodile Food,” 18:1 (1997): 43-47 (fiction).
England, Kim V. L., “Changing Suburbs, Changing Women: Geographic Perspectives on Suburban Women
and Suburbanization,” 14:1 (1993): 24—43.
Espinosa, Maria Fernanda, “Indigenous Women on Stage: Retracing the Beijing Conference From Below,”
18:2 (1997): 236-54.
Faa, Anna, “Aunt Sally's Warning,” 18:1 (1997): 50-57 (fiction).
Fair, Laura, “Identity, Difference, and Dance: Female Initiation in Zanzibar, 1890-1930,” 17:3 (1996): 146
7»
Faulkner, Mara, “Tillie Olsen and the Erotic Connection—A First Response,” 18:3 (1997): 149-53.
Feder, Elena, “In the Shadow of Race: Forging Images of Women in Bolivian Film and Video,” 15:1 (1994):
123-40
Felber, Lynette, “Mentors, Protégés, and Lovers: Literary Liasons and Mentorship Dialogues in Anais Nin’s
Diary and Dorothy Richardson's Pilgrimage,” 15:3 (1995): 167-86.
Ferguson, Kathy E., “Narratives of History, Nature, and Death at the National Memorial Cemetery of the
Pacific,” 16:2/3 (1996): 1-23.
Fernandez, Roberta, “Abriendo caminos in the Brotherland: Chicana Writers Respond to the Ideology of Liter-
ary Nationalism,” 14:2 (1994): 23-50.
Filemyr, Ann, “Going Outdoors and Other Dangerous Expeditions,” 18:2 (1997): 160
Fisk, Molly, “How to Knit With More Than One Color,” and “Sarcasm, in Greek, Means to Tear Flesh,” 15:3
(1995): 139-41 (poetry)
Foner, Nancy, “Work Culture in the Nursing Home: Adaptation and Resistance Among Nursing Aides,” 14:1
(1993): 44-67.
Fowler, Shelli B., “Negotiating Textual Terrain: A Conversation on Critical and Pedagogical Interventions in
the Teaching of Ethnic Autobiography,” 17:2 (1996): 4-49.
Freedman, Leora, “The True North” 15:2 (1994): 9 107 (fiction)
Fried, Nancy, “Two Sculptures,” 14:3 (1994): 155-56 (art).
Frye, Joanne S., “‘Requa I’: Intersections of the Real and the Fictional,” 18:3 (1997): 134-39.
Fuentes, Sonia Pressman, “Representing Women,” 18:3 (1997): 92-108.
Gable, Amanda C., “Alice and Gertrude Reminisce,” 12:1 (1991): 169-73 (fiction).
Garceau, Dee, “Single Women Homesteaders and the Meanings of Independence: Places on the Map, Places in
the Mind,” 15:3 (1995): 1-26.
Garcia, Alma M., “Maids No More: The Transformation of Domestic Work,” 14:3 (1994): 171— 90
Gardner, Andrea, “Crown,” “Barrettes,” “Barrettes” (detail), “Pins,” 17:2 (1996): 133-37 (art).
Gaspar de Alba, Alicia, “Excerpts from the Sapphic Diary of Sor Juana Inéz de la Cruz,” 12:3 (1992): 171-79
(fiction)
Gersten, Rhoda, “Neon,” 14:1 (1993): 102 (poetry).
Gonella, Rose, “Magical Interior,” and “Romantic Bird,” 18:2 (1997): 157-59 (art).
Goode, Judith, “Women’s (and Men’s) Work Culture and the Transition to Leadership Among Supermarket
Workers,” 14:2 (1994): 143-68.
Gould, Janice, “Nightfall,” and “What Happened to My Anger?” 12:3 (1992): 152-53 (poetry).
Greene, Christina, “‘In the Best Interest of the Total Community’?: Women-in-Action and the Problems of
Building Interracial Cross-class Alliances in Durham, North Carolina, 1968-1975,” 16:2/3 (1996):
210-17.
Greene, Julie, “Working Gender: Recent Scholarship in American Labor History,” 14:3 (1994): 180-89.
Griffith, Lois, “On Line,” 13:3 (1993):197-201 (fiction).
Gustafson, Melanie, “Florence Collins Porter and the Concept of the Principled Partisan Woman,” 18:1 (1997):
62-79.
Gustin, Annie, “muiraquita,” 13:3 (1993): 121-24 (poetry).
Hammond, Harmony, “Farm Ghosts: The Wife's Talk,” and “Burden” (detail), 18:3 (1997): 123-25 (art).
Author Index
Hammer, Jill, “Winnowing,” 18:1 (1997): 18 (poetry
Hamoy, Carol, “Welcome to America,” 17:3 (1996): 96—100 (art).
Haney, Lynne, “From Proud Worker to Good Mothe:: Women, the State, and Regime Change in Hungary,”
113-50
Hanley, Lynne, “Mean Streak,” 14:1 (1993): 93-101 (fiction).
Hegland, Jean, “Montana Homestead,” “Motherlode,” and “Stutdhye Gironungd, ” 16:1 (1996): 117-20; “To
My Daughters,” 16:1 (1996): 119 (poetry
Henley, Ann, “Space for Herself: Nadine Gordimer’s A Sport of Nature and Josephine Humphreys’ Rich in
Love,” 13:1 (1992): 81-89
Henry, Annette, “A Wha’ Dem A Go On Wid? (Student Resistance in a Doctoral Seminar on Black Feminist
Chought),” 16:1 (1996): 27-28 (poetry)
lirschmann, Nancy J., “Domestic Violence and the Theoretical Discourse of Freedom,” 16:1 (1996): 126-51.
Hoffert, Sylvia D., “Jane Grey Swisshelm and the Negotiation of Gender Roles on the Minnesota Frontier,”
18:3 (1997): 17-39
looper, Barbara, “Split at the Roots: A Critique of the Philosophical and Political Sources of Modern Planning
Doctrine,” 13:1 (1992): 45-80
lui, Shi, “Nest,” “Nest II”, “Chain,” and “Chain” (detail), 18:2 (1997): 178-80 (art
Hull, Lynne, “Grandmother Tree” (detail), and “Resevoir Tree,” 18:2 (1997): 102-4 (art
lumez, Jean, “Reading The Narrative of Sojourner Truth as Collaborative Text,” 16:1 (1996): 29
{urston, Zora Neale, “Florida's Migrant Farm Labor,” and “Folklore and Music,” 12:1 (1991
{urtado, Albert L., “When Strangers Meet: Sex and Gender on Three Frontiers,” 17:3 (1996): 52
saac, Claudia B., “Witchcraft,¢ ooperatives, und Gendered¢ ompetition in a P’urepecha Community,
3 (1996): 161-89
Jackson, Gale, “brooklyn,” “her children to remember,” “lucy terry prince,” and “nicaragua
+1 (poetry)
ackson, Nettie, “Preserving an Art: Klikitat Basketry,” 17:1 (1996): 79-81
acobs, Margaret D., “Making Savages of Us All: White Women, Pueblo Indians, and the Controversy over
Indian Dances in the 1920s,” 17:3 (1996): 178-209
affe, Susan, “Mirages,” “Reunion,” and “Unhingings,” 15:2 (1994): 126-30 (poetry).
ameson, Elizabeth, “Frontiers,” 17:3 (1996): 6-11; and “Written, They Reappear: Rereading
18:3 (1997): 140-44
ansen, Sharon | Family Liked, 1956’: My Mother's Recipes,” 13:2 (1993): 65
enson, Joan M., “Olsen’s Silences and Women’s Voices in the American West,” 18:3 (1997): 145-48
ensen, Katherine, “Who Carrries the Load? Who Carries the Cash? Work and Status Among Egyptian Farm
Women,” 15:2 (1994): 133-52
ones, Hettie, “Enough of This,” and “How She Recognized Her Last Fling When She Found It,” 13:2 (1993):
93-100 (fictior
ones, Patricia Jane, “Shadie Lake,” 13:3 (1993): 190-96 (fiction
oseph, Suad, “Fieldwork and the Psychosocial Dynamics of Personhood
Kalapacs, Ildiké, “Bosnia 1993,” 18:1 (1997): 1 33 (art).
anhai, Rosanne, “Sisters and Colors,” 18:2 (1997): 125—34 (fiction
Karttunen, Frances, “Between Worlds: Interpreters, Guides, and Survivors,” 17:3 (1996): 31-33
Keating, AnnLouise, “Making ‘our shattered faces whole’: the Black Goddess and Audre Lorde’s Revision of
Patriarchal Myth,” 13:1 (1992): 20-33; and “Writing, Politics, and las Lesberadas: Platicancdoon Gloria
Anzaldtia,” 14:1 (1993): 105-30
Kellog, Irene Aubry, “The Intractable Lessons of Bad Hair,” 17:2 (1996): 130—32 (fiction)
Kenefick, Molly, “Sugar and Spice,” 17:2 (1996): 89 (fiction).
Kidwell, Clara Sue, “New Frontiers in Native American History,” 17:3 (1996): 29—30
Kingsolver, Barbara, “Fault Lines,” 12:3 (1992): 182-90 (fiction)
Kirk, Gwyn, “Ecofeminism and Environmental Justice: Bridges from Across Gender, Race, and Class,” 18:2
(1997): 2-20
Kirshenbaum, Binnie, “Wigs,” 17:2 (1996): 105-18 (fiction).
Kishiyama, S., “Sestina on a Rock,” and “Walnut Grove on the Delta,” 17:1 (1996): 150-52 (poetry).
Author Index
Koeninger, Kainoa, “Karissa Don’t Taste Honey,” “Karissa Take Care,” “Karissa Takes Line 42 downtow n,”
“maybe Karissa get bold,” and “Sojourner Truth Sings to the Woman Spirit,” 15:2 (1994): 115-19
(poetry).
Kolankiewicz, Sandra, “In Disconnecting,” 13:2 (1993): 55-64 (poetry).
Kollin, Susan, ““The First White Women in the Last Frontier’: Writing Race, Gender, and Nature in Alaska
Iravel Narratives,” 18:2 (1997): 105-24.
Kolodny, Annette, “Rethinking Frontier Literary History as the Stories of First Cultural Contact,” 17:3 (1996):
14-18.
Konek, Carol Wolfe, “Farm Wife: Goldie Keltner Ford (1890-1962),” 12:1 (1991): 126-40 (poetry)
Koppelman, Connie, “The Politics of Hair,” 17:2 (1996): 87-88.
Kraus, Natasha, “Desire Work, Performativity, and the Structuring of a Community: Butch/Fem Relations of
the 1940s and 1950s,” 17:1 (1996): 30—56.
Kuhlman, Erika, ““Women’s Ways in War’: The Feminist Pacifism of the New York City Woman's Peace Party,”
18:1 (1997): 80-100.
Kuypers, Janet, “the room of the rape,” 14:1 (1993): 134-35 (poetry).
Lamphere, Louise, “Gladys Reichard Among the Navajo,” 12:3 (1992): 79-115; and “Women, Anthropology,
Tourism, and the Southwest,” 12:3 (1992): 5-12.
Lanza, Carmela Delia, “‘Always on the Brink of Disappearing’: Women, Ethnicity, Class, and Autobiography,
15:2 (1994): 51-68.
LaPalme, André M., “Blueberries,” 14:1 (1993): 140—48 (fiction).
e Guin, Ursula K., “Which Side Am I On, Anyway,” 17:3 (1996): 27-28.
eavitt, Jacqueline, “Women Under Fire: Public Housing Activism in Los Angeles,” 13:2 (1993): 109-30.
ee, Janet, “‘Sisterhood of the Smiling Countenance and the Merry Laugh’: Unsettling the Sentimental in a
New York Commune, 1923-24,” 17:1 (1996): 1-29.
Lifshin, Lyn, “Jeane Marie Pouffe,” “My Mother's Third Call on a Day of Sleet and December Falling,” and
“Sarajevo,” 15:3 (1995): 107-14 (poetry)
Lindner, Vicki, “I was a Comandante in the Sexual Revolution,” 15:2 (1994): 87-96.
Linquist, Kristen, “Cucumbers,” 12:3 (1992): 180-81 (poetry)
Litfin, Karen T., “The Gendered Fye in the Sky: A Feminist Perspective on Earth Observation Satellites,” 18:
(1997): 26-47
Liu, Tessie P., “Race and Gender in the Politics of Group Formation: A Comment on Notions of
Multiculturalism,” 12:2 (1991): 155-65
Lopez, Pola, “S00 years of grinding corn and praying for a miracle,” and “Who Wins This Game?” 18:3
(1997): 120—22 (art).
Lopez, Tiffany Ana, “Negotiating Textual Terrain: A Conversation on Critical and Pedagogical Interventions in
the Teachinogf Ethnic Autobiography,” 17:2 (1996): 4-49.
Lorde, Audre, “Domino,” and “jessehelms,” 12:1 (1991): 57-59 (poetry).
Luders, Lisa, “Another Mother for Our Child,” 17:2 (1996): 168-73 (fiction)
Magdaleno, Rita, “High Summer,” and “Salzbergwerk: The Salt Mines Tour,” 13:2 (1993): 101—5 (poetry)
Magenta, Muriel, “The World’s Women On-Line!,” 17:3 (1996): 44—50 (art)
Mageo, Jeannette Marie, “Hairdos and Don'ts: Hair Symbolism and Sexual History in Samoa,” 17:2 (1996):138
67.
major, devorah, “altering anatomy,” and “mixed breed,” 14:3 (1994): 161-65 (poetry); “Birthday,” and “Where
Linden and Hickory Cross,” 14:2 (1994): 86-107 (fiction).
Malinowitz, Harriet, “Queer Theory: Whose Theory? A Review Essay on /nside/Out: Lesbian Theories, Gay
Theories,” 13:2 (1993): 168-84.
Mann, Patricia S., “The Postfeminist Frontier is Global,” 17:3 (1996): 24—26
Matsumoto, Valerie, “Desperately Seeking “Dierdre’: Gender Roles, Multicultural Relations, and Nisei Women
Writerso f the 1930s,” 12:1 (1991): 19-32. |
McBride, Kari Boyd, “A (Boarding) House is Not a Home: Women’s Work and Women’s Worth on the Mar
ginso f Domesticity,” 17:1 (1996): 91-112.
McCormick, Anne, “Interviews with Nettie Jackson, Elaine Emerson, and Rose Frank,” 17:1 (1996): 83-89.
McKenzie, Janet, “Women—A Spiritual Source,” 15:2 (1994): 120-25 (art).
Author Index
cLean, Susan, “A Made-Up Woman,” 15:3 (1995): 144 (poetry)
ehaffy, Anne S., “Yellow Chair,” and “Somehow I Knew Them,” 15:2 (1994): 108-10
ellencamp, Patricia, “Making History: Julie Dash,” 15:1 (1994): 76-101
iller, Carol E., “Self-Portrait on the Border Line Between Mexico and the United States,
(poetry)
in, Yong Soon, “DMZ XING,” 18:1 (199
iner, Madonne, “‘Like a Natural Woman’: Nature, Technology, and Birthing Bodies in M
(1996): 1-18
Mirikitani, Janice, “Cry,”and “Woman with Straight Back,” 12:2 (1991): 52-58 (poett
Monk, Janice, “The Desert Is No Lady,” 18:3 (1997
Montez, Susan, “Wigs,” 17:2 (1996): 105-18 (fictior
Moon, Janell, “A Song,” 17:1 (1996): 57 (poetry
Moraga, Cherrie, “Art in America, Con Acento
Mothner, Carol, “Three Drawings,” 14:3 (1994
Murphy, Mary, ““Educate, O ganize and Agitate
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Myers, Joan, “Woman of
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Nomura, Gail M., “Asian
Norwood, Vera, “The D
Ochshorn, Kathleer
Olsen, Tillie,
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Resnick, Bonnie, “Selections from /
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Rinehart, Jane A..,
Author Index
Riney-Kehrberg, Pamela, “‘Broke in Spirits: Death, Depression, and Endurance Through Writing,” 17:2 (1996):
70-86.
Roach, Louise, “Three Photographs,” 14:3 (1994): 157-60 (art).
Roberts, Kim, “The Floor is Sticky,” 18:1 (1997): 59 (poetry).
Robillard, Rita J., “Cottonwoods of the Palouse 94,” 18:2 (1997): 1 (art).
Rofel, Lisa, “Where Feminism Lies: Field Encounters in China,” 13:3 (1993): 33-52.
Rose, Ellen Cronan, “The Good Mother: From Gaia to Gilead,” 12:1 (1991): 77-97
Rubenstein, Meridel, “Three Missiles,” “Bohr’s Doubt (or the) Broken Landscape,” and “Study for Edith’s
House,” 18:2 (1997): 21-25; “Study for Tilano’s Garden,” and “Archimedes’ Chamber,” 18:3 (1997)
126-28 (art)
Ruiz, Vicki L., “Dead Ends or Gold Mines?: Using Missionary Records in Mexican-American Women’s His
tory,” 12:1 (1991): 33-56.
Russell, Moira, “The Depression,” “The Runaway,” and “The Teakettle,” 16:1 (1996): 122-25 (poetry).
Rust, Amy, “A Woman's Way of Simplifying,” 17:1 (1996): 148 (poetry).
Sakiestewa, Ramona, “Mediterranean/1,” and “Spotted Corn,” 18:3 (1997): 114—16 (art).
Sacks, Karen Brodkin, “Euro-Ethnic Working-Class Women’s Community Culture,” 14:1 (1993): 1-23.
Sandilands, Catriona, “Wild Democracy: Ecofeminism, Politics, and the Desire Beyond,” 18:2 (1997): 135
56.
Schaffner, M. A., “Visiting Nurse,” 17:1 (1996): 113 (poetry).
Scharff, Virginia, “Feminism, Femininity, and Power: Nellie Tayloe Ross and the Woman Politician’s Dilemma,”
15:3 (1995): 87-106.
Schultzer, Amy, “A Cluster of Stars,” 13:2 (1993): 53-54 (poetry).
Schwartzman, Karen, “The Seen of the Crime,” 15:1 (1994): 141-82.
Scott, Ellen, “Future Projects/Future Theorizing in Feminist Field Research Methods: Commentary on Panel
Discussion,” 13:3 (1993): 90-103.
Shah, Bindi, “Future Projects/Future Theorizing in Feminist Field Research Methods: Commentary on Panel
Discussion,” 13:3 (1993): 90-103.
Shalinsky, Audrey C., “Gender Issues in the Afghanistan Diaspora: Nadia’s Story,” 17:3 (1996): 102-23.
Shanley, Kate, “Meeting Grounds or ‘Frontiers’?” 17:3 (1996): 38-43; and “Negotiating Textual Terrain: A
Conversation on Critical and Pedagogical Interventions in the Teaching of Ethnic Autobiography,”
17:2 (1996): 4-49
Simon, Elaine, “Women’s (and Men’s) Work Culture and the Transition to Leadership Among Supermarket
Workers,” 14:2 (1994): 143-68.
Simpson, Caroline Chung, “Negotiating Textual Terrain: A Conversation on Critical and Pedagogical Inter
ventions in the Teaching of Ethnic Autobiography,” 17:2 (1996): 4-49.
Sippl, Diane, “A/ Cine de las Mexicanas: Lola in the Limelight,” 15:1 (1994): 20-50.
Sizemore, Christine W., “Masculine and Feminine Cities: Marge Piercy’s Going Down Fast and Fly Away Home,’
13:1 (1992): 90-110.
Slater, Judith, “Television Secrets,” 12:2 (1991): 59-72 (fiction).
Sloane, Kathy, and Opal Palmer Adisa, “Caribbean Women: Big and Little,” 12:2 (1991): 1-24 (art, poetry)
Smith, Martha, “‘Pray for Your Wanderers’: Women Religious on the Colorado Mining Frontier, 1877-1917,”
15:3 (1995): 27-52 )
Smith, Erin, “Gender and National Identity in The Journals of Susanna Moodie and Tamsen Donner: A Womans
Journey,” 13:2 (1993): 75-88.
Spencer, Laura Gutiérrez, “Mirrors and Masks: Female Subjectivity in Chicana Poetry,” 15:2 (1994): 69-86.
Spilecki, Susan, “What the Pear Says,” 18:1 (1997): 58 (poetry).
St. Aubyn, Jacklyn, “Only a Doll,” 14:2 (1994): 108-10 (art).
Staats, Valerie, “Ritual, Strategy, or Convention: Social Meanings in the Traditional Women’s Baths in Mo
rocco,” 14:3 (1994): 1-18.
Stack , Carol B., “Writing Ethnography: Feminist Critical Practice,” 13:3 (1993): 77-89.
Stanley, M. Louise, “A Paintingo f Courage,” 18:1 (1997): 60-61 (art)
Stefanko, Jacqueline, “New Ways of Telling: Latinas’ Narratives of Exile and Return,” 17:2 (1996): 50-69.
Stiles, Linda, “The Song of Her Divorce,” 15:3 (1995): 142-43 (poetry).
Author Index
Stone, Sharon Dale, “Bisexual Women and the ‘Threat’ to Lesbian Space: Or What If All the Lesbians Leave?”
16:1 (1996): 101-16.
Surinsky, Wendy, “A Read-Aloud Story,” 17:2 (1996): 95-100 (fiction).
[aphahonso, Luci, “In 1864,” “Blue Horses Rush In,” “Leda and the Cowboy,” and “What Danger We Court,”
12:3 (1992): 1-4, 165-68 (poetry)
Chomas, Valorie, “Ancestry,” “Balance,” “Buffalo Gals/Elephant Women,” and “Outdoors "14:2 (1994): 113
22 (poetry).
[ravis-Robyns, Suzan Ruth, “What is Winning Anyway? Redefining Veteran: A Vietnamese American Woman's
Experiences in War and Peace,” 18:1 (1997): 145-6
, Sherrie, “‘And, Fellas, They're American Girls!’: On the Road With the Shz \ll-Girl Band,”
16:2/3 (1996): 128-60; and ““Where the Blues and the Truth Lay Hiding y of Jazz in Black
Women’s Fiction,” 13:2 (1993): 2
Tumer, Laurie, “The Fire Series,” 15:3 (1995
Turnbull, Phyllis, “Narratives of History, Nature, and Death at the National Me
cific,” 16:2/3 (1996): 1-23.
Ukadike, N. Frank, “Reclaiming Images of Women in Films from Africa and
102-22
Urion, Marilyn Vogler, “Wall Working,” 16:1 (1996): 77-86 (fiction).
Vejvoda, Judith, “Landscapes” (four photographsI) , 12:3 (1992): 161-64
Waggoner, Deborah Cloud, “Three Photographs,” 14:1 (1993):
Wagner, Julie, “The Fire Series,” 15:3 (1995): 129-38 (art).
Wallik, V. Q., “Fidelia Monzon,” and “Sky, Rain, Rainbow,’
Weigel, Marta, “Exposition and Mediation: Mary Colter, Edna Fe
ization of the Native Southwest, 1902—1940,” 12:3 (1992):
Weir, Donna, “A Trinidadian Sanke (for my rebel youth) A
Blues,” 14:3 (1994): 166-70 (poetry
Whitehorse, Emmi, “WoodlandI ,” and “Untitled,” 18:3 (1997
Winkelmann, Carol I Women in the Integrated Circuit: Mory
18:1 (1997): 19-42
Winters, Mary, “Hair is the Refuge,” 17 , 1996): 128 (poetry
Wolf, Diane, “Introduction: Feminist Dilemmas in Fieldwork
Wyrick, Laura, “Doubling,” and “The Cost of the Shoes in the ¢
Yamamoto, Iraise, “Negotiating Textual Terrain: A Conversation¢ 1ons in
the Teachinogf Ethnic Autobiography,” 17:2 (1996
Yee, Shirley, “Finding a Place: Mary Ann Shadd Cary and
1870,” 18:3 (1997): 1-16.
Ying, Luo, “Paper Birds,” “A Rich and Colourful World, Born o
Rich and Colourful World, That Is No Joke,” and
Young, Elizabeth V., “Saguaro,” and “Tabula Rasa,” 17 I
Yung, Judy, “‘It’s hard to be born a won
Belle Jan 5 (199 66-91
Zackheim, Michele, “THI AFE SERIE
Zavella, Patricia, “Feminist Insider Dilemmz
1993): 53 : Reflections on Diversity Among Chica
Zlotnick, Susan, “Dome sticating Imperi ilism: Currv and Cookbooks in
51-68.7
Subject Index to Volumes 12-18
Compiled by Kirsten Patey
Activism
Ackelsberg, Martha A., “Identity Politics, Political Identities: Thoughts Toward a Multicultural Politics,” 16:1
(1996): 87-100.
Cota-Cardenas, Margarita, “The Faith of Activists: Barrios, Cities, and the Chicana Feminist Response,” 14:2
(1993): 51-80
Craig, John M., ““The Sex Side of Life’: The Obscenity Case of Mary Ware Dennett,” 15:3 (1995): 145-66
Di Chiro, Giovanna, “Local Actions, Global Visions: Remaking Environmental Expertise,” 18:2 (1997): 203
30.
Espinosa, Maria Fernanda, “Indigenous Women on Stage: Retracing the Beijing Conference from Below,” 18:2
(1997): 236-54.
Fuentes, Sonia Pressman, “Representing Women,” 18:3 (1997): 92-108
Greene, Christina, “‘In the Best Interest of the Total Community? : Women-in-Action and the Problems of
Building Interracial Cross-class Alliances in Durham, North Carolina, 1968-1975,” 16:2/3 (1996):
190-217
Keating, AnnLouise, “Writing, Politics, and las Lesberadas: Platicando con Gloria Anzaldtia,” 14:1 (1993): 105
30.
Kirk, Gwyn, “Ecofeminism and Environmental Justice: Bridges from Across Gender, Race, and Class,” 18:2
(1997): 2-20
Leavitt, Jacqueline, “Women Under Fire: Public Housing Activism in Los Angeles,” 13:2 (1993): 109-30.
Lee, Janet, “‘Sisterhood of the Smiling Countenance and the Merry Laugh’: Unsettling the Sentimental in a
New York Women’s Commune, 1921-24,” 17:1 (1996): 1-29.
Platt, Kamala, “Chicana Strategies for Success and Survival: Cultural Poeticso f Environmental Justice from the
Mothers of East Los Angeles,” 18:2 (1997): 48--72.
Winklemann, Carol L., “Women in the Integrated Circuit: Morphing the Academic/Community Divide,”
11
Africa
Fair, Laura, “Identity, Difference, and Dance: Female Initiation in Zanzibar, 1890-1930,” 17:3 (1996): 146
79
Staats, Valerie, “Ritual, Strategy, or Convention: Social Meanings in the Traditional Women’s Baths in Mo
rocco,” 14:3 (1994): 1-18
Ukadike, N. Frank, “Reclaiming Imagofe Wosme n in Films from Africa and the Black Diaspora,” 15:1 (1994):
102-22
African American
Armstead, Collette Marie, “Hairstory,” 17:2 (1996): 119-20.
Dingus, Marita, “Wrapped Spirit I,” “Wrapped Spirit II,” “Dark Woman,” “Figures,” and “Blue,” 1 -3 (1996)
76-79.
Dutton, Wendy, “The Problem of Invisibility: Voodoo and Zora Neale Hurston,” 13:2 (1993): 131-52.
Greene, Christina, “In the Best Interest of the Total Community’?: Women-in-Action and the Problems of
Building Interracial Cross-class Alliances in Durham, North Carolina, 1968-1975,” 16:2/3 (1996):
190-217.
Humez, Jean, “Reading 7he Narrative of Sojourner Truth as Collaborative Text,” 16:1 (1996): 29-52.