Ah, the joy of being so easily dismissed.
(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.)
At 04:49 PM 12/16/97 -0500, you wrote:
>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
>
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