Feminist Collections, v.7, no.1 (fall 1985)

FROM THE EDITORS: Reflections on two recent name changes in the Office of the Women's Studies Librarian, by Susan Searing. ARCHIVES: Women of the Right, by Kathleen Blee. WOMEN IN PRINT: Part I: Feminist publishing and scholarship in Western Europe, by Susan Searing. Part II: news on recent and upcoming women in print gatherings, by Cathy Loeb. FEMINIST PUBLISHING: Reports on three feminist presses, two of them new. EDITORS' NOTE. NEWS FROM UW-STOUT: By Janet Polansky. NEW REFERENCE WORKS IN WOMEN'S STUDIES: New sources on men's studies, incest, poetry, sports, India, scientists, and Faulkner's women characters. WOMEN'S STUDIES IN WISCONSIN: Third edition of Women's Studies in Wisconsin: Who's Who & Where now available. PERIODICAL NOTES: New periodicals on: new books by women; women and law; women's history sources; Indian women; premenstrual syndrome; women in the built environment; lesbian fantasy and science fiction; and women and social work. Special issues on: women and agriculture; affirmative action; women and the environment; black women and feminism; feminine writing; women, poverty, and community development; feminist ethics and social science research; and feminist education. Transitions: Hypatia becomes an independent journal of feminist philosophy ITEMS OF NOTE: A new poetry series from the Women's International Resource Exchange; documents from the Raya Dunayevskaya Collection on microfilm; tapes from the Second National Conference on Women and the Arts; a directory of women's radio programming; bibliographies on women's resources; papers on women and federal tax policy; and two guides for developing programs for rural women. BOOK REVIEWS: American farm women: work and family, by Wava G. Haney. Feminist perspectives on anti-Semitism and racism, by Judith StitzelSubtitle: A Quarterly of Women's Studies Resources. 30p.University of Wisconsin Syste