Several of you have kindly asked to see the table of contents of the two
special issues of PHOEBE, the SUNY Women's Studies journal--so here they
are. (I'm copying only the table of contents for the essays; these
issues also contain fiction, poetry and book reviews, which I won't take
time to enumerate.) Most of these essays will also be part of the book,
BROADER HORIZONS: GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES ON ENVIRONMENTAL WRITING--which is
nearly complete and in search of a publisher.
PHOEBE, Vol. 9, Number 1/ Spring 1997 "Ecofeminism/Ecocriticism I"
Patrick D. Murphy, "Commodification, Resistance, Inhabitation, and
Identity in the Novels of Linda Hogan, Edna Escamill, and Karen Tei
Yamashita"
Jia-Yi Cheng-Levine, "Mahasweta Devi's IMAGINARY MAPS: Colonial Legacy
and Post-Colonial Ecology in India"
Kamala Platt, "Environmental Justice in Chicana and South-Asian
Poetics"
Kathleen R. Wallace, "Audre Lorde and Ecocriticism: Notes Toward Urban
Nature Writing"
Emily Hegarty, "Linda Hogan: Genocide and Environmentalism"
PHOEBE, vol. 9, no. 2, Fall l997, "Ecofeminism and Ecocritism II"
Kamala Platt, "Environmental Justice: Multicultural by Definition"
Benay Blend, "Voices from the Borderlands: Native American and Chicana
Women Writers and Their Relationship to the Landscape"
Carole E. Dickson, "'Through the Teepee Door': Lenssons in and of the
Native American Storytelling of Zitkala-Sa and Mary Austin"
Pamela Collins, "Not Ants But Ants: Nature as Metaphor (Or Not) in
Native American Texts"
Each issue is $7.50, postpaid, and checks can be sent to Donna Simons,
Secretary, Women's Studies Department, Milne Library, SUNY Oneonta,
Oneonta, NY 13820.
Thanks to all who expressed your interest. And most of all, my thanks
to the wonderful scholars whose work is included in these two issues.
It was a pleasure to work with them. Charlotte
