The Women's Review of Books 1999 - 2000: Vol 17 Index

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Transformation. New York: Rowman and Littlefield. (How the mother-daughter relationship
is represented and experienced as a site of empowerment.)
Mary Palevsky, Atomic Fragments: A Daughters Questions. Berkeley, CA: University of California
Press. (The daughter of two of the developers of the atomic bomb seeks to understand the
choices her parents made.)
Margo V. Perkins, Awtobiograply as Activism: Three Black Women of the Sixties. Jacksonville, MS: The Women’s Review of Books
University Press of Mississippi. Index to Volume XVII
Claudia Roth Pierpont, Passionate Minds: Women Rewriting the World. New York: Alfred A. Knopf.
October 1999-September 2000
(Literary criticism of 12 modern women writers, including Gertrude Stein, Anais Nin, and
Mae West.
Meredith A. Powers, The Heroine in Western Literature: The Archetype and Her Reemergence in Modern The Index is in two parts. Part One is a combined author and title index of all
Prose. \etterson, NC: McFarland & Company. works reviewed. Part Two indexes the writers of reviews, as well as the authors of
Martin Pugh, The March of the Women: A Revisionist Analysis of the Campaign for Women’s Suffrage, essays. Essay titles and interview topics are shown in quotation marks (“Rippée effect:
1866-1914. New York: Oxford University Press. out of the classroom and into the world” essay by Linda Kk. Werber. 17:5, Feb ‘00).
Ruthann Quindlen, Confessions of a \ enture Capitalist: Inside the High-Stakes World of Start-up
Financing. New York: Warner Books.
Entries in the index are identified by volume and number, then month and vear. (A
Kelley A. Raab, W’hen Women Become Priests: The Catholic Women’s Ordination Debate. New York:
double issue, Nos. 10-11, is published in July.
Colombia University Press.
Ilona N. Rashkow, Taboo or not Taboo: Sexuality and Family in the Hebren Bible. \thaca, NY: Cornell
University Press. Bearing Life: Womens Writing on
Sangeeta Ray, E:n-Gendering India: Woman and Nation in Colonial and Postcolonial Narratives. art One Childlessness by Rochelle Ratner, ed.
Durham, NC: Duke University Press.
Author/Title Index 17:6, Mar ‘00
Shar Rednour, The Femme’ Guide to the Universe. Los Angeles, CA: Alyson Books. (“A painless
Belin, Esther G., From the Bel) of A Nh
and playful romp to femme fulfillment.”’)
Beauty. 17:10-11, Jul ‘00
Diana M. A. Relke, Greenwor(i)ds: Ecocritical Readings of Canadian Women’s Poetry. Calgary, Alberta,
Canada: University of Calgary Press. Beloved Sisters and Loving Friends: Letters
Michelle Roehm, Girls W'ho Rocked the World 2: Heroines from Harriet Tubman to Mia Hamm. Pin and analysts: making history versus from Rebecca Primus of Royal Oak,
Hillsboro, OR: Beyond Words. writing history” essay by Ellen Carol Maryland, and Addie Brown of Hartford,
Valerie Rohy, Impossible Women: Lesbian Figures and American Literature. Wthaca, NY: Cornell DuBois. 17:5, Feb ‘00 Connecticut, 1854-1868 by Farah
University Press. Affirmative Acts: Political Essays by June Jasmine Griffin, ed. 17:3, Dec ‘99
Katherine Brown Rosier, Mothering Inner-City Children: The Early School Years. New Brunswick, Jordan. 17:1, Oct 99 Birthing a Nation: Gender, Creativity, and the
NJ: Rutgers University Press. “An agenda for the 21st century: In conversation West in American Literature by Susan J.
Cheryl L. Sattler, Teaching To Transcend: Educating Women Against Violence. Albany, NY: State
with Florence George Graves, Eleanor Smeal Rosowski. 17:5, Feb ‘00
University of New York Press.
outlines the visionary proposals of the Blakely, Diann, Farewell, My Loveles. 17:12,
Kirsten T. Saxton and Rebecca P. Bocchicchio, eds., The Passionate Fictions of Eliza Haywood:
National Women’s Equality Act.” 17:10- Sep 00 (
Essays on Her Life and Work. Lexington, KY: University Press of Kentucky.
Elizabeth Schafer, Ms-Directing Shakespeare: Women Direct Shakespeare. New York: St. Martin’s Press. 11, Jul ‘00 Blanche Passes Go by Barbara Neely. 17:10-
Georganne Scheiner, Signifying Female Adolescence: Film Representations and Fans, 1920-1950. Agosin, Marjorie, ed., A Map of Hope: 11, Jul ‘00
Westport, CT: Greenwood. Women’s Writing on Human Rights—An Blew, Mary Clearman, Bone Deep in
Kathryn Kish Sklar, Women’s Rights Emerges Within the Antislavery Movement 1830-1870: A Brief International Literary Anthology. 17:1, Landscape: Writing, Reading, and Place.
History with Documents. New York: St. Martin’s Press. Oct ‘99 17:8, May ‘00
Angela K. Smith, Women’s Writing of the First World War: An Anthology. New York: Manchester Alaya, Flavia, Under the Rose: A Confession. Blonde by Joyce Carol Oates. 17:10-11, Jul
University Press. 17:7, Apr ‘00 00
Margaret Smith, ed., The Letters of Charlotte Bronté: Volume Two 1848-1851. New York: Oxford
Albers, Patricia, Shadows, Fire, Snow: The Blue Ange/ by Francine Prose. 17:10-11,
University Press.
Life of Tina Modott. 17:3, Dec ‘99 Jul 00
Susan Migden Socolow, The Women of Colonial Latin America. New York: Cambridge University
Alexander, Adele Logan, Homelands and Blue Marrow by Louise Bernice Halfe.
Press.
Marie Louise Stig Sorensen, Gender Archeology. Oxford, UK: Polity Press. (How material culture Waterways: The American Journey of the 17:10-11, Jul 00
is used in the construction of gender.) Bond Family: Nation, Race, and Kinship, Bone Deep in Landscape: Writing, Reading,
Allen Paul Speer with Janet Barton Speer, Szsters of Providence: The Search for God in the Frontier 1846-1926. 17:2, Nov ‘99 and Place by Mary Clearman Blew. 17:8,
South (1843-1858). Johnson City, TN: Overmountain Press. (The lives and writings of sisters Alexander, Jane, Command Performance: An May ‘00
Jennie and Ann Speer, daughters of a southern Yeoman farmer.) Aatress in the Theater of Politics. 17:12, Bordo, Susan, The Male Body: A New
Donald Spoto, Béwe Angel: The Life of Marlene Dietrich. Lanham, MD: Cooper Square Press. Sep ‘00 Look at Men in Public and in Private.
Jyotsna Sreenivasan, E/a Bhatt: Uniting Women in India. New York: The Feminist Press, All Our Relations: Native Struggles for Land 17:7, Apr ‘00
Phyllis Stock-Morton, The Life of Mane d'Agoult, Alias Daniel Stern. Baltimore, MD: Johns
and Life by Winona LaDuke. 17:9, Jun Borsook, Paulina, Cyberse/fish: A Critical
Hopkins University Press.
00 Romp Through the Terribly Libertarian
Monica Strauss, Crue/ Banquet: The Life and Loves of Frida Strindberg. New York: Harcourt Trade.
All the Daring of the Soldier: Women of the Culture of High-Tech. 17:12, Sep 00
Jennifer Summit, Lost Property: The Woman Writer and English Literary History, 1380-1589. Chicago,
IL: University of Chicago Press. Cin! War Armes by Elizabeth D. Braden, Anne, The Wail Between. 17:8,
Robin L. Teske and Mary Ann Tetreault, eds., Conscious Acts and the Politics of Social Change , Leonard. 17:12, Sep ‘00 May ‘00
Volume One: Feminist Approaches to Social Movements, Community, and Power. Columbia, SC: Alvarez, Julia, In the Name of Salomeé . Breaking Out: MI and the Coming of
University of South Carolina Press. 17:12, Sep ‘00 Women by Laura Fairchild Brodie. 17:9,
Janice Farrar Thaddeus, Frances Burney: A Literary Life. New York: St. Martin’s Press. American Moderns: Bohemian New York and Jun ‘00
Péronne-Marie Thibert, ed. and translator, | Leave You My Heart: A Visitandine Chronicle of thi the Creation of a New Century — by Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason by Helen
French Revolution: Mére Marie-Jéronyme \érot’s Letter of 15 May 1974. Philadelphia, PA: Saint Christine Stansell. 17:12, Sep ‘00 Fielding. 17:10-11, Jul ‘00
Joseph’s University Press. (A Catholic nun’s account of her activities in the French
Arditti, Rita, Searching for Life: The Brodie, Laura Fairchild, Breaking Out:
Revolution.)
Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo and the IMI and the Coming of Women. 17:9,
Cecile T. Tougas and Sara Ebenreck, eds., Presenting Women Philosophers. Philadelphia, PA:
Disappeared Children of Argentina. 17:2, Jun ‘00
Temple University Press.
Nov ‘99 Broumas, Olga, Rave: Poems, 1975-1999.
Jowen R. Tung, Fables for the Patriarch: Gender Politics in Tang Discourse. Lanham, MD: Rowman
and Littlefield. Aron, Cindy S., Working at Play: A Histor) 17:4, Jan ‘00
Melissa Walker, A// We Knew Was to Farm: Rural Women in the Upcountry South, 1919-1941. of \acations in the United States. 17:1, Brownmiller, Susan, [n Our Time: Memoir of
Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins University Press. Oct ‘99 a Revolution. 17:7, Apr ‘00
Doris Weatherford, Women’s Almanac 2000. New York: Oryx Press. Brownworth, Victoria A. and Susan
Robert Whelan, One Remarkable Woman. Las Vegas, NV: Intelepub of Nevada. (The story of Rafto, eds., Restricted Access: Lesbians on
Barbara Jackson Whelan, born illegitimate, adopted, educated, married, divorced, in a search B.: precious always shines: selected love notes Disability. 17:6, Mar ‘00
for her birth mother, and in her battle with cancer.)
between gertrude stein and alice b. toklas by The BUST Guide to the New Girl Order by
Julie Anne White, Democracy, Justice and the Welfare State: Reconstructing Public Care. University Park,
Kay Turner, ed. 17:2, Nov ‘99 Marcelle Karp and Debbie Stoller, eds.
PA: Penn State University Press.
Bachelors by Rosalind Krauss. 17:1, Oct ‘99 17:2, Nov ‘99
Colleen Whitley, ed., Worth Their Salt, Too: More Notable But Often Unnoted Women of Utah. Logan,
Barrington, Judith, Lifesaving: a Memoir. By Herself: Women Reclaim Poetry by Molly
UT: Utah State University Press.
Gillian Whitlock, The Intimate Empire: Reading Women’s Autobiography. New York: Cassell. 17:9, Jun ‘00 McQuade, ed. 17:10-11, Jul ‘00
(Through autobiography, delves into the processes of colonization, decolonization, incor-
poration and resistance, and the formation of identities.)
Julie A. Willett, Permanent Waves: The Making of the American Beauty Shop. New York: NYU Press.
John Williams, Mary Shelley: A Literary Life. New York: St. Martin’s Press. Sj
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Pamela Winfield, Me/ancholy Baby: The Unplanned Consequences of the G.1.s’ Arnivali n Europe for
World War II. Westport, CT: Greenwood. All issues referenced in this index are still available!
Adrien Katherine Wing, ed., Global Critical Race Feminism: An International Reader. New York:
New York University Press. (The legal rights of women of color around the world.
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Christina Wolbrecht, The Politics of Women’s Rights: Parties, Positions, and Change. Princeton, Nj:
Princeton University Press. (How the Republican and Democratic parties have transtormed Books, Wellesley College, Center for Research on
and been transformed by American public debate and policy on women’s rights. Women, Wellesley, MA 02481, or call TOLL FREE
Jenny Wolmark, ed., Cybersexnalities: A Reader on Feminist Theory, Cyborgs and Cyberspace.
888/283-8044.
Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press.
Diana G. Zoelle, Globalizing Concern For Women’s Human Rights: The Failure of the American Model
New York: St. Martin’s Press. (Argument that US civil rights do not recognize or protect
women’s human rights.)
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“Decolonizing Chicana history: iberatory narra- Faderman, Lillian, To Beheve in Women: Griffin, Farah Jasmine, ed., Beloved Sisters
eran by Yvette Christiansé. 17:12, fives” essay by Emma Pérez. 17:5, Feb What Lesbians Have Done for Amerita— and Loving Friends: Letters from Rebecca
Sep ‘00 ‘00 A History. 17:3, Dec ‘99 Primus of Royal Oak, Maryland, and
Chapman, Robin, The Way In. 17:10-11, D’Erasmo, Stacey, Tea. 17:4, Jan ‘00 Faludi, Susan, S#ffed: The Betrayal of the Addie Brown of Hartford, Connecticut,
Jul ‘00 Deutsch, Sarah, Women and the City: Gender, American Man. 17:4, Jan ‘00 1854-1868. 17:3, Dec ‘99
Charriére, Isabelle de, There Are No Letters Power, and Space in Boston, 1870-1940. Fannie: The Talent for Success of Writer Fannie Griffin, Susan, What Her Body Thought: A
Like Yours: The Correspondence of Isabelle 17:8, May ‘00 Hurst by Brooke Kroeger. 17:1, Oct Journey into the Shadows. 17:1, Oct ‘99
de Charriére and Constant d’Hermenches. A Dialogue on Love by Eve WKosofsky 99 Grundy, Isobel, Lady Mary Wortley
17:9, Jun ‘00 _ Sedgwick. 17:2, Nov ‘99 Farewell, My Lovehes by Diann Blakely. Montagu: Comet of the Enlightenment.
Chin, Soo-Young, Doing What Had to be Diamond, Sara, Not by Politics Alone: The 17:12, Sep ‘00 17:4, Jan ‘00
Done: The Life Narrative of Dora Yum Enduring Influence of the Christian Right. Fausto-Sterling, Anne, Sexing the Body: Gubar, Susan, Critical Condition: Feminism
Kim. 17:6, Mar ‘00 17:3, Dec £99 Gender Politics and the Construction of at the Turn of the Century. 17:9, Jun 00
Chodorow, Nancy J., The Power of Feelings: Diana in Search of Herself: Portrait of a Sexuality. 17:7, Apr ‘00
Personal Meaning in Psychoanalysis, Gender, Troubled Princess by Sally Bedell Smith. A. Feminist I: Reflections from Academe by
and Culture. 17:2, Nov °99 17:4, Jan ‘00 Christine Overall. 17:8, May ‘00 Hh. Louise Bernice, Bye Marrow.
Christiansé, Yvette, Castaway. 17:12, Sep “Digging women: feminism comes to archaeolo- Ferocious Romance: What My Encounters with 17:10-11, Jul ‘00
‘00 gy” essay by Rita P. Wright. 17:5, Feb the Right Taught Me about Sex, God, and Hard Time: A V. I. Warshawski Novel by
Clare, Eli, Exile and Pride: Disability, ‘00 Fury by Donna Minkowitz. 17:3, Dec Sara Paretsky. 17:3, Dec ‘99
Queerness, and Liberation. 17:6, Mar ‘00 Diliberto, Gioia, A Useful Woman: The 99 Hardisty, Jean, Mobilizing Resentment:
Clarke, Alison J., Tupperware: The Promise of Early Life of Jane Addams. 17:4, Jan ‘00 Fielding, Helen, Bridget Jones: The Edge of Conservative Resurgence from the John Birch
Plastic in 1950s America. 17:6, Mar ‘00 Disarming the Nation: Women’s Writing and Reason. 17:10-11, Jul ‘00 Society to the Promise Keepers. 17:3, Dec
Clarke, Gerald, Get Happy: The Life of Judy the American Civil War by Elizabeth Fishel, Elizabeth, Reanion: The Girls We 99
Garland. 17:10-11, Jul ‘00 Young. 17:12, Sep ‘00 Used to Be, the Women We Became. 17:8, Harsh Punishment: International Experiences of
Climbing High: A Woman’ Account of Disguised as a Poem: My Years Teaching Poetry May ‘00 Women’s Imprisonment by Sandy Cook
Surviving the Everest Tragedy by Lene at San Quentin by Judith Tannenbaum. “Forgotten forerunners: feminism’ European and Susanne Davies, eds. 17:5, Feb 00
Gammelgaard. 17:1, Oct 99 17:12, Sep ‘00 past” essay by Karen M. Offen. 17:5, Hart, Ellen Louise and Martha Nell
“Color coded: immigration in myth and reality” Doenges, Judy, What She Left Me. 17:4, Jan Feb ‘00 Smith, eds., Open Me. Carefully: Emily
essay by Vicki Ruiz. 17:5, Feb ‘00 00 Francis, Claude and Fernande Gontier, Dickinson’s Intimate Letters to Susan
Comer, Krista, Landscapes of the New West: Doing What Had to be Done: The Life Creating Colette, Wolume One: From Huntington Dickinson. 17:2, Nov ‘99
Gender and Geography in Contemporary Narrative of Dora Yum Kim by Soo- Ingenue to Labertine, 1873-1913 and Has Feminism Changed Science? by Londa
Women’s Writing. 17:5, Feb ‘00 Young Chin. 17:6, Mar ‘00 | olume Two: From Baroness to Woman of Schiebinger. 17:3, Dec ‘99
Coming of Age in Academe: Rekindling Domesticating Drink: Women, Men, and Letters, 1913-1954. 17:3, Dec ‘99 Hawthorne, Susan and Renate Klein, eds.,
Women's Hopes and Reforming the Academy Alcohol in America, 1870-1940 by Freeman, Jo, A Room at a Time: How CyberFeminism: Connectivity, Critique,
by Jane Roland Martin. 17:8, May ‘00 Catherine Gilbert Murdock. 17:4, Jan Women Entered Party Politics. 17:10-11, Creativity. 17:12, Sep ‘00
Command Performance: An Actress in the ‘00 Jul 00 Herzog, Anne F. and Janet E. Kaufman,
Theater of Politics by Jane Alexander. Don't Think, Smile!: Notes on a Decade of From a Native Daughter: Colonialism and eds., “How Shall We Tell Each Other of
17:12, Sep ‘00 Denial by Ellen Willis. 17:1, Oct ‘99 Sovereignty in Hawaii by Haunani-Kay the Poet?” The Life and Writing of Muriel
Cook, Alice H., A Lifetime of Labor: The Dove, Rita, On the Bus with Rosa Parks. Trask. 17:2, Nov ‘99 Rukeyser. 17:5, Feb 00
Autobiography of Alice H. Cook. 17:7, 17:9, Jun ‘00 “From parts to whole: half full or half empty, at Hill, Kathleen, Sa#/ Waters in Niger. 17:5,
Apr ‘00 Drakulic, Slavenka, S.: A Novel About the least we have a glass” essay by Mary Beth Feb ‘00
Cook, Blanche Wiesen, Efanor Roosevelt, Balkans. 17:6, Mar ‘00 Norton. 17:5, Feb ‘00 Him, Chanrithy, When Broken Glass Floats:
| olume 2: 1933-1938. 17:1, Oct ‘99 Dubinsky, Karen, The Second Greatest “From pipe dreams to pipelines: Marie Wilson of Growing Up Under the Khmer Rouge.
Cook, Sandy and Susanne Davies, eds., Disappointment: Honeymooning and the White House Project talks about a plan 17:12, Sep ‘00
Harsh Punishment: International Tourism at Niagara Falls. 17:1, Oct ‘99 to change the world.” 17:10-11, Jul ‘00 Hinojosa, Maria, Rassing Raul: Adventures
Experiences of Women’s Imprisonment. From the Belly of My Beauty by Esther G. Raising Myself and My Son. 17:3, Dec
17:5, Feb ‘00 Belin. 17:10-11, Jul ‘00 ‘99
“Courting disaster: How a quiet earthquake is | Mind a Kingdom: American Women, “History’s hybrids: on being black and British”
destroying our nights” essay by Laura Sexual Purity, and the New Thought essay by Hazel Carby. 17:5, Feb ‘00
Flanders. 17:10-11, Jul ‘00 Movement, 1875-1920 by Beryl Satter. OtS ictnusiniest Lene, Chmbing High: A Hoffman, Alice, Loca/ Girls. 17:2, Nov 99
Creating Colette, Volume One: From Ingenue to 17:2, Nov ‘99 Woman’ Account of Surviving the Everest Hogue, Cynthia, The Never Wife . 17:12,
L sbertine, 1873-1913 and Volume Two: Ecology of a Cracker Childhood by Janisse Tragedy. 17:1, Oct 99 Sep ‘00
From Baroness to Woman of Letters, 191 3- Ray. 17:8, May ‘00 Garden of Exile, Poems by Aleida Hollis Sigler’s Breast Cancer Journal by Hollis
1954 by Claude Francis and Fernande “Editorial Imperatives: Four University Press Rodriguez. 17:4, Jan ‘00 Sigler, Susan Love and James Yood.
Gontier. 17:3, Dec 99 Editors on Publishing History.” 17:5, Feb Gemin, Pamela, lendettas, Charms, and 17:9, Jun ‘00
Critical Condition: Feminism at the Turn of the ‘00 Prayers. 17:10-11, Jul ‘00 Home Comforts: The Art and Science of
Century by Susan Gubar. 17:9, Jun ‘00 Risenhart, Margaret A. and Elizabeth Gender Politics in the Western Balkans: Women Keeping House by Cheryl Mendelson.
“Crossing the bar: Sarah Caudwell’s niece Finkel, Women’s Science: Learning and and Society in Yugoslavia and the Yugoslav 17:9, Jun ‘00
remembers the mystery writer who died last Succeeding from the Margins. 17:3, Dec Successor States by Sabrina P. Ramet, ed. Homelands and Waterways: The American
January” essay by Laura Flanders. 17:7, 99 17:2, Nov ‘99 Journey of the Bond Family: Nation, Race,
Apr ‘00 Ekanor Roosevelt, Volume 2: 1933-1938 by Germaine Krull: Photographer of Modernity by and Kinship, 1846-1926 by Adele Logan
Currie, Dawn H., Girl Talk: Adolescent Blanche Wiesen Cook. 17:1, Oct ‘99 Kim Sichel. 17:7, Apr 00 Alexander. 17:2, Nov 99
Magazines and Their Readers. 17:2, Nov “E:ketion 2000: what's in it for us? Behind the Get Happy: The Life of Judy Garland by Horn, Miriam, Rebels in White Gloves:
99 hype and fluff, does either candidate offer any- Gerald Clarke. 17:10-11J,u l ‘00 Coming of Age with Hillarys Class—
CyberFeminism: Connectivity, Critique, thing to women?” essay by Jennifer L. Girl Talk: Adolescent Magazines and Their Wellesley ‘69. 17:8, May ‘00
Creativity by Susan Hawthorne and Pozner. 17:10-11, Jul ‘00 Readers by Dawn H. Currie. 17:2, Nov Horse Heaven by Jane Smiley. 17:9, Jun ‘00
Renate Klein, eds. 17:12, Sep ‘00 Emanuel, Lynn, Then, Sudden/hyp—. 17:9, 99 A Hot January: Poems 1996-1999 by Robin
Cyberselfish: A Critical Romp Through the Jun ‘00 The Girls by Helen Yglesias. 17:7, Apr ‘00 Morgan. 17:10-11, Jul ‘00
Ternbly Libertarian Culture of High-Tech “The end of work: What happens when employ- “Going public: Eve Ensler’s play The Vagina “How Shall We Tell Each Other of the Poet?”
by Paulina Borsook. 17:12, Sep ‘00 ment dries up?” essay by Karen Monologues has been touring the country, The Life and Writing of Muriel Rukeyser
Rosenberg, 17:12, Sep ‘00 and Rachel Kranz went to see its New York by Anne F. Herzog and Janet E.
Enloe, Cynthia, Maneuvers: The International incarnation.” 17:10-11, Jul 00 Kaufman, eds. 17:5, Feb ‘00
Daun. Linda, Morning Glory: A Biograpln Politics of Miktarizing Women’s Lives. Gold, Jodi and Susan Villari, eds., Just Sex: How to Have Theory in an Epidemic: Cultural
of Mary Lou Wilkams. 17:6, Mar ‘00 17:9, Jun ‘00 Students Rewrite the Rules on Sex, Violence, Chronicles of AIDS by Paula A.
Dancing at the Devil’s Party: Essays on Poetry, Enstad, Nan, Ladies of Labor, Girls of Activism, and Equality. 17:7, Apr ‘00 Treichler. 17:6, Mar ‘00
Politics, and the Erotic by Alicia Suskin Adventure: Working Women, Popular Gordon, Emily Fox, Mockingbird Years: A Hrdy, Sarah Blaffer, Mother Nature: A
Ostriker. 17:10-11, Jul ‘00 Culture, and Labor Politics at the Turn of | sfe in and out of Therapy . 17:12, Sep ‘00 History of Mothers, Infants, and Natural
Al Darker Ribbon: Breast Cancer, Women, and the Twentieth Century. 17:5, Feb ‘00 Gordon, Linda, The Great Arizona Orphan Selection. 17:8, May ‘00
Their Doctors in the Twentieth Century by “E:ssential Reading: Teachers in History and Abduction. 17:7, Apr 00 Humble, Nicola, ed., Mrs. Beeton’s Book of
Ellen Leopold. 17:4, Jan ‘00 Women’s Studies Choose Their Favorite Gouma-Peterson, Thalia, Miriam Schapiro. Household Management by Isabella Beeton.
Daughters of Light: Quaker Women Preaching Works.” 17:5, Feb ‘00 17:5, Feb 00 17:9, Jun ‘00
and Prophesying in the Colonies and Abroad, Eve: A Biography by Pamela Norris. 17:8, Graff, E. J., What is Marriage For? The The Hungry Ocean: A Swordboat Captain’
1700-1775 by Rebecca Larson. 17:4, May ‘00 Strange Social History of Our Most Journey by Linda Greenlaw. 17:1, Oct ‘99
Jan ‘00 Exile and Pride: Disability, Queerness, and Intimate Institution. 17:1, Oct 99
Deadly Persuasion: Why Women and Girls | sberation by Eli Clare. 17:6, Mar ‘00 The Great Anzona Orphan Abduction by
Must Fight the Addictive Power of Linda Gordon. 17:7, Apr ‘00 | ee and Shadows: Part of a Life by Iris
Advertising by Jean Kilbourne. 17:3, Greene, Gayle, The Woman Who Knew Too Origo. 17:10-11, Jul ‘00
Dec ‘99 E... of Our Past: Images of Black Women Much: Alice Stewart and the Secrets of Images of Rape: The “Heroic” Tradition and
The Decolonial Imaginary: Writing Chicanas from Colonial Amenica to the Present, The Radiation. 17:9, Jun ‘00 Its Alternatives by Diane Wolfthal. 17:3,
into History by Emma Pérez. 17:6, Mar by Kathleen Thompson and Hilary Greenlaw, Linda, The Hungry Ocean: A Dec ‘99
“00 Mac Austin, eds. 17:7, Apr ‘00 Swordboat Captain's Journey. 17:1, Oct 99 In America by Susan Sontag, 17:9, Jun 00
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In Glorys Shadow: Shannon Faulkner, The Life in the Treetops: Adventures of a Woman in Morgan, Robin, A Hot January: Poems Pérez, Emma, The Decolonial Imaginary:
Citadel, and a Changing America by Field Biology by Margaret D. Lowman. 1996-1999. 17:10-11, Jul ‘00 Writing Chicanas into History. 17:6, Mar
Catherine S. Manegold. 17:9, Jun ‘00 17:1, Oct ‘99 Morning Glory: A Biography of Mary Lou 00
In Our Time: Memoir of a Revolution by Lifesaving: a Memoir by Judith Barrington. Wilkams by Linda Dahl. 17:6, Mar ‘00 Petri, Romana, An Umbrian War. 17:10-11,
Susan Brownmiller. 17:7, Apr ‘00 17:9, Jun ‘00 Mother Nature: A History of Mothers, Infants, Jul ‘00
“In the corridors of power: Lissa Muscatine A Lifetime of Labor: The Autobiography of and Natural Selection by Sarah Blaffer Phillips, Jayne Anne, Motherkind. 17:10-11,
talks to the Women’s Review about life as Alice H. Cook by Alice H. Cook. 17:7, Hrdy. 17:8, May ‘00 Jul ‘00
Press Secretary to the First Lady.” 17:10-11, Apr ‘00 Motherkind by Jayne Anne Phillips. 17:10- Pierce, Anne Whitney, Rain Line. 17:10-11,
Jul 00 Lippard, Lucy R., On the Beaten Track: 11, Jul 00 Jul ‘00
In the Name of Salomé by Julia Alvarez. Tourism, Art, and Place. 17:1, Oct ‘99 Movement in Black by Pat Parker. 17:2, Nov Pollitt, Katha, “Reasonable doubts: In an
17:12, Sep ‘00 “Living a revolution: Personal reflections on a 99 interview nith the Women’s Review, Katha
Indian Cartography by Deborah Miranda. political life” essay by Celia Morris. Mrs. Beeton’s Book of Household Management Pollitt reflects on the media, the candidates
17:10-11, Jul ‘00 17:10-11, Jul ‘00 by Isabella Beeton by Nicola Humble, ed. and what women stand to gain next
Inside the Glitter: Lives of Casino Workers by Living Between Danger and Love: The Limits of 17:9, Jun ‘00 November.” 17:10-11, Jul ‘00
Kit Miller. 17:8, May ‘00 Choice by Kathleen B. Jones. 17:9, Jun Murdock, Catherine Gilbert, Domesticating The Power of Feelings: Personal Meaning in
Invisible Privilege: A Memoir About Race, 00 Drink: Women, Men, and Alcohol in Psychoanalysis, Gender, and Culture by
Class and Gender by Paula Rothenberg. Living on the Margins: Women Writers on Amenia, 1870-1940. 17:4, Jan ‘00 Nancy J. Chodorow. 17:2, Nov ‘99
17:8, May ‘00 Breast Cancer by Hilda Raz, ed. 17:9, Muscatine, Lissa, “In the corridors of Pratt, Minnie Bruce, Wa/king Back Up
Jun ‘00 power: Lissa Muscatine talks to the Depot Street. 17:5, Feb 00
Local Girls by Alice Hoffman. 17:2, Nov Women’s Review about life as Press Prose, Francine, B/we Ange/. 17:10-11, Jul
Jones, Kathleen B., Living Between Danger 99 Secretary to the First Lady.” 17:10-11, 00
and Lave: The Limits of Choice. 17:9, Jun “The longest revolution: writing the history of the Jul ‘00 “Public relations: Why the rush to same-sex
00 US women’s movement” essay by Ruth The Museum of Unconditional Surrender by marniage? And who stands to benefit?” essay
Jordan, June, Affirmative Acts: Political Rosen. 17:5, Feb ‘00 Dubravka UgreSic. 17:6, Mar ‘00 by Julie Abraham. 17:8, May ‘00
Essays. 17:1, Oct °99 “Losing Ground: Where do feminists go when My Garden (Book) by Jamaica Kincaid.
Just Sex: Students Rewrite the Rules on Sex, their gathering places vanish?” essay by Lise 17:6, Mar ‘00
Vtolence, Activism, and Equality by Jodi Weil. 17:12, Sep 00 Veer Silver: The Godless Girl by Wendy
Gold and Susan Villari, eds. 17:7, Apr 00 Lowman, Margaret D., Life in the Treetops: McElroy. 17:12, Sep ‘00
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Karp, Marcelle and Debbie Stoller, eds., Nelson, Margaret K. and Joan Smith, Ruin Line by Anne Whitney Pierce.
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Kerber, Linda K., No Constitutional Right to and in Private, The by Susan Bordo. 17:7, The Never Wife by Cynthia Hogue. 17:12, My Son by Maria Hinojosa. 17:3, Dec
Be Ladies: Women and the Obligations of Apr ‘00 Sep ‘00 99
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Kibler, M. Alison, Rank Ladies: Gender and Maneuvers: The International Politics of Norris, Pamela, Eve: A Béography. 17:8, 17:2, Nov ‘99
Cultural Hierarchy in American Vaudeville. Miktarizing Women’s Lives by Cynthia May ‘00 Rank Ladies: Gender and Cultural Hierarchy
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Women and Girls Must Fight the Addictive Right:—An International _ Literary 17:3, Dec ‘99 Rapp, Rayna, Testing Women, Testing the
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Looks Like: Dyke Activists Take On the 17:1, Oct ‘99 O’Brien, Peggy, ed., The Wake Forest Book Rave: Poems, 1975-1999 by Olga Broumas.
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Kranz, Rachel, Leaps of Faith. 17:10-11J,u l 00 Academe: Rekindling Women’s Hopes and 1967-2000. 17:8, May ‘00 Ray, Janisse, Ecology of a Cracker Childhood.
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Reclaim Poetry. 17:10-11, Jul ‘00 Dickinson by Ellen Louise Hart and Dec ‘99
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Working Women, Popular Culture, and Jun ‘00 Ophelia Speaks: Adolescent Girls Write About the media, the candidates and what women
Labor Politics at the Turn of the Twentieth Messaoudi, Khalida, Unbowed: An Algerian Their Search for Self by Sara Shandler, ed. stand to gain next November.” 17:10-11,
Century by Nan Enstad. 17:5, Feb ‘00 Woman Confronts Islamic Fundamentalism. 17:2, Nov ‘99 Jul 00
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Lady Mary Wortley Montagu: Comet of the Workers. 17:8, May ‘00 ‘00 Horn. 17:8, May ‘00
Enlightenment by Isobel Grundy. 17:4, Minkowitz, Donna, Ferocious Romance: Ordinary Words by Ruth Stone. 17:1, Oct “Redraning the map of history: beyond ‘add
Jan ‘00 What My Encounters with the Right Taught 99 women and stir’” essay by Elaine Tyler
Landscapes of the New West: Gender and Me about Sex, God, and Fury. 17:3, Dec Origo, Iris, Images and Shadows: Part of a May. 17:5, Feb ‘00
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Benedict: The Kinship of Women. 17:1, Miriam Schapiro by Thalia Gouma- the Erotic. 17:10-11, Jul ‘00 Reunion: The Girls We Used to Be, the Women
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Larson, Rebecca, Daughters of Laight: The Missing Middle: Working Families and the China after Socialism by Lisa Rofel. 17:3, May ‘00
Quaker Women Preaching and Prophesying Future of American Social Policy by Theda Dec ‘99 “Ripple effect: out of the classroom and into the
in the Colonies and Abroad, 1700-1775. Skocpol. 17:6, Mar ‘00 “Out in the outback: In which a chance discov- world” essay by Linda K. Kerber. 17:5,
17:4, Jan ‘00 Mizejewski, Linda, Ziegfeld Girl: Image and ery in New York takes Harriet Maknonitz Feb ‘00
Laskin, David, Partisans: Marriage, Politics, Icon in Culture and Cinema. 17:1, Oct ‘99 on a literary pilgrimage to Australia.” Rodriguez, Aleida, Garden of Exile, Poems.
and Betrayal Among the New York Mobilizing Resentment: Conservative Resurgence 17:10-11, Jul ‘00 17:4, Jan ‘00
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The Last Good Freudian by Brenda Keepers by Jean Hardisty. 17:3, Dec “99 from Academe. 17:8, May ‘00 Yearnings in China after Socialism. 17:3,
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Satter, Beryl, Each Mind a Kingdom: Thompson, Kathleen and Hilary Mac Who Do You Love: Stories by Jean An Actress in the Theater of Politics by
American Women, Sexual Purity, and the Austin, eds., The Face of Our Past: Images Thompson. 17:2, Nov ‘99 Jane Alexander. 17:12, Sep ‘00
New Thought Movement, 1875-1920. 17:2, of Black Women from Colonial America to Williams, Joan, Unbending Gender: Why
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Schiebinger, Londa, Has Feminism Changed Thurman, Judith, Secrets of the Flesh: A Life About It. 17:3, Dec ‘99 = Susan Porter: Tupperware: The
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Construction of Sexuality by Anne America by Alison J. Clarke. 17:6, Mar 17:8, May ‘00 Brodie. 17:9, Jun ‘00
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Shandler, Sara, ed., Ophelia Speaks: alice b. toklas. 17:2, Nov ‘99 Women’s Science: Learning and Succeeding from Nov ‘99
Adolescent Girls Write About Their Search the Margins by Margaret A. Eisenhart Boyd, Nan Alamilla: To Bekeve in Women:
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Modernity. 17:7, Apr ‘00 Unconditional Surrender. 17:6, Mar ‘00 Political Journey of American Women. 17:8, Dec ‘99
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Silver, Brenda R., irginia Woolf Icon. 17:7, Conflict and What to Do About It by Joan Oct ‘99 Hollis Sigler, Susan Love and James
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Smiley, Jane, Horse Heaven. 17:9, Jun ‘00 Dubinsky; On the Beaten Track:
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Stansell, Christine, American Moderns: Virginia Woolf Icon by Brenda R. Silver. Hewett” essay by Joan Nestle. 17:8, and Culture by Nancy J. Chodorow.
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New Century . 17:12, Sep ‘00 “You've come which way, baby? The road that Burton, Antoinette: “Opsical illusions: why
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Waters, Sarah, Tipping the Velvet. 17:5, Feb Susan Bordo. 17:7, Apr ‘00
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Rayna Rapp. 17:9, Jun ‘00 Shadows by Susan Griffin. 17:1, Oct “99 Book of Contemporary Irish Women’s Poetry by Judith Tannenbaum. 17:12, Sep ‘00
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Copeland, Amelia: The BUST Guide to the Critique, Creativity by Susan Hawthorne AIDS by Paula A. Treichler. 17:6, Mar Magazines and Their Readers by Dawn H.
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The Missing Middle: Working Families and ary pilgrimage to Australia.” 17:10-11, Dorothy Hewett.” 17:8, May ‘00
the Future of American Social Policy by Jul ‘00 Nichols, Margaret: Women’s Science:
Fecthaus, Phyllis: American Moderns: Theda Skocpol. 17:6, Mar ‘00 Malinowitz, Harriet: Tzpping the Velvet by Learning and Succeeding from the Margins
Bohemian New York and the Creation of a Hodes, Martha: Homelands and Waterways: Sarah Waters. 17:5, Feb ‘00 by Margaret A. Eisenhart and
New Century by Christine Stansell. The American Journey of the Bond Family: Marcus, Lisa: Just Sex: Students Rewrite the Elizabeth Finkel; Has Feminism Changed
17:12, Sep ‘00 Nation, Race, and Kinship, 1846-1926 Rules on Sex, Violence, Activism, and Science? by Londa Schiebinger. 17:3,
Eckhaus, Phyllis: Domesticating Drink: by Adele Logan Alexander. 17:2, Nov Equality by Jodi Gold and Susan Villari, Dec ‘99
Women, Men, and Alcohol in America, 99 eds. 17:7, Apr ‘00 Nichols, Martha: Home Comforts: The Art
1870-1940 by Catherine Gilbert Hogue, Cynthia: On the Bus with Rosa Parks Marks, Elaine: Creating Colette, Volume and Science of Keeping House by Cheryl
Murdock. 17:4, Jan ‘00 by Rita Dove; Then, Suddenhy— by Lynn One: From Ingenue to Libertine, 1873- Mendelson; Mrs. Beeton’s Book of
Emanuel. 17:9, Jun ‘00 1913 and Volume Two: From Baroness to Household Management by Isabella
Hollenberg, Donna Krolik: “How Shai/ We Woman of Letters, 1913-1954 by Claude Beeton, Nicola Humble, ed.; Waste and
Theses Laura: “Courting disaster: How a Tell Each Other of the Poet?” The Life and Francis and Fernande Gontier; Secrets Want: A Social History of Trash by Susan
quiet earthquake is destroying our nights.” Writing of Muriel Rukeyser by Anne F. of the Flesh: A Life of Colette by Judith Strasser, ed. 17:9, Jun ‘00
17:10-11, Jul 00 Herzog and Janet E. Kaufman, eds. Thurman. 17:3, Dec ‘99 Niemann, Linda Grant: Lifesaving: a
Flanders, Laura: “Crossing the bar: Sarah 17:5, Feb ‘00 May, Elaine Tyler: “Redrawing the map of Memoir by Judith Barrington. 17:9, Jun
Caudwell’s niece remembers the mystery writer Howe, Florence: A Hot January: Poems history: beyond ‘add women and stir’.” 17:5, ‘00
who died last January.” 17:7, Apr 00 1996-1999 by Robin Morgan. 17:10-11, Feb ‘00 Norton, Marv Beth: “From parts to whole:
Jul ‘00 McAdams, Janet: Indian Cartography by half full or half empty, at least we have a
Howe, Florence: Movement in Black by Pat Deborah Miranda; From the Belly of My glass.” 17:5, Feb ‘00
Gamber, Wendy: Ladies of Labor, Girls of Parker. 17:2, Nov ‘99 Beauty by Esther G. Belin; Béve Marrow
Adventure: Working Women, Popular by Louise Bernice Halfe. 17:10-11, Jul
Culture, and Labor Politics at the Turn of 00 Ovten, Karen M.: “Forgotten forerunners:
the Twentieth Century by Nan Enstad. Javiow, Valerie: Life in the Treetops: McClintock, Anne: S#// Waters in Niger by feminism’ European past.” 17:5, Feb 00
17:5, Feb ‘00 Adventures of a Woman in Field Biology by Kathleen Hill. 17:5, Feb ‘00 Oktenberg, Adrian: By Herse/f: Women
Garey, Anita: Unbending Gender: Why Margaret D. Lowman. 17:1, Oct ‘99 McCurry, Stephanie: A/ the Daring of the Reclaim Poetry by Molly McQuade,
Family and Work Conflict and What to Do Jablow, Valerie: S.: A Novel About the Soldier: Women of the Civil War Armies ed.; Dancing at the Devil's Party: Essays
About It by Joan Williams. 17:3, Dec Balkans by Slavenka Drakulic; The by Elizabeth D. Leonard; Disarming the on Poetry, Politics, and the Erotic by
99 Museum of Unconditional Surrender by Nation: Women’s Writing and the American Alicia Suskin Ostriker. 17:10-11, Jul
Gilbert, Sandra: Ordinary Words by Ruth Dubravka UgreSic. 17:6, Mar ‘00 Civil War by Elizabeth Young, 17:12, ‘00
Stone. 17:1, Oct ‘99 jackson, Shannon: Rank Ladies: Gender Sep ‘00 Oktenberg, Adrian: Garden of Exaile, Poems
Gill, Gillian: Each Mind a Kingdom: and Cultural Hierarchy in American McHenry, Elizabeth: Beloved Sisters and by Aleida Rodriguez; Rave: Poems, 1975-
American Women, Sexual Purity, and the Vaudeville by M. Alison Kibler; Ziegfeld Loving Friends: Letters from Rebecca 1999 by Olga Broumas. 17:4, Jan ‘00
New Thought Movement, 1875-1920 by Girl: Image and Icon in Culture and Primus of Royal Oak, Maryland, and Orleck, Annelise: Inside the Ghtter: Lives of
Bery! Satter. 17:2, Nov ‘99 Cinema by Linda Mizejewski. 17:1, Addie Brown of Hartford, Connecticut, Casino Workers by Kit Miller. 17:8, May
Gill, Gillian: There Are No Letters Like Oct ‘99 1854-1868 by Farah Jasmine Griffin, 00
Yours: The Correspondence of Isabelle de Jones, Ann: Living Between Danger and Lave: ed. 17:3, Dec ‘99
Charnitre and Constant d’Hermenches by The Limits of Choice by Kathleen B. McKee, Kathryn: Strange Birds in the Tree of
Isabelle de Charriére. 17:9, Jun ‘00 Jones. 17:9, Jun 00 Heaven by Karen Salyer McElmurray. Pais, Sherri: This Is What Lesbian Looks
Golden, Janet: The Woman Who Knew Too Jones, Jacqueline: “Too soon to celebrate? an 17:10-11, Jul ‘00 Like: Dyke Activists Take On the 21st
Much: Alice Stewart and the Secrets of unfinished agenda.” 17:5, Feb 00 Miller, Nancy K.: Partisans: Marnage, Century by Kris Kleindienst, ed. 17:10-
Radiation by Gayle Greene. 17:9, Jun Politics, and Betrayal Among the New York 11, Jul ‘00
00 Intellectuals by David Laskin. 17:10-11, Pérez, Emma: “Decolonizing Chicana history:
Gourse, Leslie: Morning Glory: A Biography Kann, Karen: From a Native Daughter: Jul 00 liberatory narratives.” 17:5, Feb 00
of Mary Lou Wilkams by Linda Dahl. Colonialism and Sovereignty in Hawaii by Miller, Nancy K.: A Dialogue on Lave by Phillips, Kathy: Béanche Passes Go by
17:6, Mar ‘00 Haunani-Kay Trask. 17:2, Nov ‘99 Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick. 17:2, Nov ‘99 Barbara Neely. 17:10-11, Jul ‘00
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Polikoff, Nancy: What is Marnage For? The Rosen, Ruth: A Room at a Time: How Sklar, Kathryn Kish: A Useful Woman: The
Strange Social History of Our Most Intimate Women Entered Party Politics by Jo Early Life of Jane Addams by Gioia VinBurkleo, Sandra: Daughters of Light:
Institution by E. |. Graft. 17:1, Oct 99 Freeman. 17:10-11, Jul ‘00 Diliberto. 17:4, Jan ‘00 Ouaker Women Preaching and Prophesying
Pool, Gail: Bde Ange/ by Francine Prose. Rosenberg, Beth Carole: Selected Letters of Solinger, Rickie: Queen Silver: The Godless in the Colonies and Abroad, 1700-1775 by
17:10-11, Jul 00 Rebecca West by Bonnie Kime Scott, ed. Girl by Wendy McElroy. 17:12, Sep ‘00 Rebecca Larson. 17:4, Jan ‘00
Pool, Gail: Tea by Stacey D’Erasmo. 17:4, 17:10-11, Jul ‘00 Steinman, Lisa M.: Farewell, My Lovehes by
Jan ‘00 Rosenberg, Karen: “The end of work: What Diann Blakely; The Never Wife by
Postlethwaite, Diana: In v Imenca by Susan happens when employment dries up?” 17:12, Cynthia Hogue; Castaway by Yvette ‘Whee Gay: The Great Arizona
Sontag, 17:9, Jun ‘00 Sep ‘00 Christiansé. 17:12, Sep ‘00 Orphan Abduction by Linda Gordon.
Pozner, Jennifer L.: “Ezection 2000: what’ in Rosenbloom, Rachel: Exile and Pride: Stimpson, Catharine R.: baby precious 17:7, Apr ‘00
it for us? Behind the hype and fluff, does either Disability, Queerness, and Liberation by Eli always shines: selected love notes between Weil, Lise: “Losing Ground: Where do femi-
candidate offer anything to women?” 17:10- Clare; Restricted Access: Lesbians on gertrude stein and alice b. toklas by Kay nists go when their gathering places vanish?”
11, Jul ‘00 Disability by Victoria A. Brownworth Turner; Open Me Carefully: Emily 17:12, Sep ‘00
and Susan Raffo, eds. 17:6, Mar ‘00 Dickinson’s Intimate Letters to Susan Weinberg, Joanna: Testing Women, Testing the
Ruiz, Vicki: “Co/or coded: immigration in myth Huntington Dickinson by Ellen Louise Fetus: The Social History of Amniocentesis
Randal, Margaret: A Map of Hope: and reality. ”17:5, Feb 00 Hart and Martha Nell Smith, eds. 17:2, in America by Rayna Rapp. 17:9, Jun ‘00
Women’s Writing on Human Rights—An Rupp, Leila: Ezanor Roosevelt, Volume 2: Nov ‘99 Wexler, Alice R.: Doing What Had to be
International Literary Anthology by 1933-1938 by Blanche Wiesen Cook. Done: The Life Narrative of Dora Yum
Marjorie Agosin, ed. 17:1, Oct ‘99 17:1, Oct 99 Kim by Soo-Young Chin. 17:6, Mar ‘00
Rapping, Elayne: ‘You've come which way, Ruta, Suzanne: Images and Shadows: Part of Thaddeus, Janice Farrar: Lady Mary Winslow, Barbara: In Our Time: Memoir of
baly ? The road that leads from June Cleaver a Life by Iris Origo; An Umbrian War by Wortley Montagu: Comet of the a Revolution by Susan Brownmiller.
to Ally McBeal looks a lot like a U-turn.” Romana Petri. 17:10-11, Jul 00 Enlightenment by Isobel Grundy. 17:4, 17:7, Apr ‘00
17:10-11, Jul ‘00 Ruthchild, Rochelle Goldberg: 77// My Jan ‘00 Withorn, Ann and Ramona Hernandez:
Raven, Arlene: Minam Schapiro by Thalia Tale is Told: Women’s Memoirs of the Gulag Tiefer, Leonore: Sexing the Body: Gender Waiting in the Wings: Portrait of a Queer
Gouma-Peterson. 17:5, Feb ‘00 by Simeon Vilensky, ed. 17:6, Mar ‘00 Politics and the Construction of Sexuality Motherhood by Cherrie Moraga: Razsing
Reddy, Maureen T.: Critical Condition: by Anne Fausto-Sterling. 17:7, Apr Raul: Adventures Raising Myself and My
Feminism at the Turn of the Century by ‘00 Son by Maria Hinojosa. 17:3, Dec ‘99
Susan Gubar. 17:9, Jun ‘00 rn Willa: When Broken Glass Townsend, Alison: | endettas, Charms, and Wright, Rita P: “Digging women: feminism
Richardson, Marilyn: The Face of Our Past: Floats: Growing Up Under the Khmer Rouge Prayers by Pamela Gemin; The Way In comes to archaeology. "17:5, Feb ‘00
Images of Black Women from Colonial by Chanrithy Him. 17:12, Sep ‘00 by Robin Chapman; World As
America to the Present by Kathleen Shear, Marie: Deadly Persuasion: Why Dictionary by Jesse Lee Kercheval.
Thompson and Hilary Mac Austin, Women and Girls Must Fight the Addictive 17:10-11, Jul ‘00 Ypresias, Helen: Shadons, Fire, Snow: The
eds. 17:7, Apr ‘00 Power of Advertising by Jean Kilbourne; Trask, Haunani-Kay: Ad Our Relations: Life of Tina Modott by Patricia Albers.
Robinson, Lillian S.: Eve: A Biography by The Real Thing: Performance, Hysteria, and Native Struggles for Land and Life by 17:3, Dec ‘99
Pamela Norris. 17:8, May ‘00 Idvertising by Mady Schutzman. 17:3, Winona LaDuke. 17:9, Jun ‘00
Robinson, Lillian S.: Saffed: The Betrayal of Dec ‘99
the American Man by Susan Faludi. 17:4, Shear, Marie: Stepping Up to Power: The , Carol: Bachelors by Rosalind
Jan ‘00 Political Journey of American Women by 8 See Lauri: The World Spht Open: Krauss. 17:1, Oct 99
Rosen, Ruth: “ The longest revolution: writing the Harriet Woods. 17:8, May ‘00 How the Modern Women’s Movement Zilversmit, Annette: Women’s Holocaust
history of the US women’s movement.’ “3nS, Sklar, Kathryn Kish: “Transformation scene: Changed America by Ruth Rosen. 17:6, Writing: Memory and Imagination by S.
Feb ‘00 the past regained.” 17:5, Feb 00 Mar ‘00 Lillian Kremer. 17:7, Apr ‘00
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