Advises women on financial security and the economic aspects of relationships, divorce, widowhood, and responsiblity for dependents

Head and Heart: A Woman's Guide to Financial Independence

Schneider, Susan Weidman

Drache, Arthur B. C.

Business & Money

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Eight working mothers discuss their lives and how they attempt to balance the demands of work and family life

What's a Mother to Do?: Conversations on Work & Family

Politics & Social Sciences

Hoffnung, Michele

Social Sciences

Calling: Essays on Teaching in the Mother Tongue

Griffin, Gail B.

Biographies & Memoirs

New Roles/New Rules: A Guide to Transforming Relationships Between Women & Men

Rosewater, Lynne Bravo

Depicts the lives of Lady Heath, Lady Bailey, Violette De Sibour, Mary Bruce, Pauline Gower, Dorothy Spicer, Amy Johnson, Jean Batten, Amelia Earhart, Anne Lindbergh, and Louise Thaden

Sisters of the Wind: Voices of Early Women Aviators

Bell, Elizabeth S.

In this riveting new collection of essays, Gail Griffin artfully blends autobiography and literary criticism to examine conflicts currently raging around feminism, multiculturalism and political correctness, both on our embattled college campuses and on the larger American scene. She begins her journey by probing key experiences of "growing up white and female," in the fifties and sixties, then moves on to her current life as a teacher of English and women's studies at a small, liberal arts college in the Midwest. With penetrating insight, she dives into the treacherous waters of teaching African American literature to white students, looking for places where real contact might be made. Recounting classroom dramas, both tension-filled and triumphant, she shows herself to be a woman willing to take risks to transcend differences, and open her students' minds to new possibilities. Griffin's provocative reflections on the art and philosophy of teaching, and the still-marginal position of women in academe are a must for all those interested in the state of higher education.

Season of the Witch: Border Lines, Marginal Notes

An American professor of political science describe her four-month visit to Israel, and shares her impressions of social and political life there today

Kibbutz Journal: Reflections on Gender, Race & Militarism in Israel

History

Ferguson, Kathy E.

Americas

Double Vision is the story of a woman remembering the torture she suffered during childhood at the hands of an organized, secretive network of adults, and about her struggle not to become one of the abusers; it is about organized cruelty and the necessity of naming evil. And it is also about loving another woman, building a house and a garden, and the moments of connection which enabled her to endure. Interweaving current observations with excerpts from journals she kept during the three years when the forgotten incidents of ritual abuse were surfacing, the author explores the nature of remembering, the thawing of experiences the psyche had kept in deep freeze, and the processes by which experience is transformed into memory. An argumentative agnostic who unexpectedly finds in a Congregational minister a man who will walk by her side through the valley of the shadow, the author struggles and succeeds in growing a self large enough to hold all that she knows - of the world, of herself - without denial or despair.

Double Vision: A Travelogue of Recovery from Ritual Abuse

Self-Help

Richardson, Anna

Abuse

Accounts of Multiple Personality Disorder have usually been written by mental health professionals as texts or case studies. Now, in Becoming One, Sarah Olson has allowed us the rare privilege of entering her internal world in her first-person account of her journey from fragmentation to wholeness. Two little girls, the author and her sister, were routinely terrorized and assaulted over a period of years by a family friend. One grew up closed and withdrawn, the other angry and self-destructive. And, most painful of all, their common suffering resulted in estrangement from each other. Becoming One began as Olson's attempt to provide a written account of her memories for her sister as a means of reconciliation and healing. The author's courage and generosity in candidly sharing her remarkable experiences provide important insights into the world of dissociation. Here is at once a highly personal look into an individual life, the dynamics of a troubled family, and the healing power of the therapeutic process.

Becoming One: A Story of Triumph over Multiple Personality Disorder

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Olson, Sarah E.

Mental Health

Conversations With the World: American Women Poets and Their Work

Literature & Fiction

Cofer, Judith Ortiz

History & Criticism

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