Citation: D. Priceherndl, THE INVISIBLE (INVALID) WOMAN, AFRICAN-AMERICAN WOMEN, ILLNESS, AND 19TH-CENTURY NARRATIVE, Women's studies, 24(6), 1995, pp. 553-572
Citation: Af. Stanford, THROUGH THE MOUTH OF HER WOUND, PAIN, SEXUALITY, AND RESISTANCE IN STAFFORD,JEAN THE 'INTERIOR CASTLE', Women's studies, 24(6), 1995, pp. 585-597
Citation: Rg. Thomson, PETRY,ANN MRS-HEDGES AND THE EVIL, ONE-EYED GIRL, A FEMINIST EXPLORATION OF THE PHYSICALLY DISABLED FEMALE SUBJECT, Women's studies, 24(6), 1995, pp. 599-614
Citation: E. Ervin, POWER, FRUSTRATION, AND FIERCE NEGOTIATION IN MENTORING RELATIONSHIPS, 4 WOMEN TELL THEIR STORIES, Women's studies, 24(5), 1995, pp. 447-481
Citation: B. Leyerle, WHEN WOMEN WERE PRIESTS, WOMENS LEADERSHIP IN THE EARLY-CHURCH AND THE SCANDAL OF THEIR SUBORDINATION IN THE RISE OF CHRISTIANITY - TORJESEN,KJ, Women's studies, 24(5), 1995, pp. 497-499
Citation: A. Fischler, PURLOINED POSTERITY, THE REFORMS AND REPUTATION OF MADAME-VESTRIS (MATHEWS,LUCIA,ELIZABETH,BARTOLOZZI), Women's studies, 24(4), 1995, pp. 307-322
Citation: A. Bilger, GOBLIN LAUGHTER, VIOLENT COMEDY AND THE CONDITION OF WOMEN IN BURNEY,FRANCES AND AUSTEN,JANE, Women's studies, 24(4), 1995, pp. 323-340
Citation: N. Cooley, IDEOLOGY AND THE PORTRAIT, RECOVERING THE SILENT IMAGE OF WOMAN IN THE WORK OF CAMERON,JULIA,MARGARET, Women's studies, 24(4), 1995, pp. 369-384
Citation: R. Fadem, TAINTED SOULS AND PAINTED FACES, THE RHETORIC OF FALLENNESS IN VICTORIAN CULTURE - ANDERSON,A, Women's studies, 24(4), 1995, pp. 385-388
Citation: C. Innesparker, SEXUAL VIOLENCE AND THE FEMALE READER - SYMBOLIC RAPE IN THE SAINTS LIVES OF THE KATHERINE-GROUP, Women's studies, 24(3), 1995, pp. 205-217
Citation: E. Mazzola, SLIPPERY-WIVES AND OTHER MISSING PERSONS - DISAPPEARING ACTS IN THE 'WINTERS TALE'( SHAKESPEARE,WILLIAM ), Women's studies, 24(3), 1995, pp. 219-227