Issue 31


Issue 31 was published in Summer 1995.

Scan of cover of issue 31

Contents:

Letters

Can you feel the force (and should you give in to it)? —Debbie Cameron on feminism and spirituality

FMS: Fraudulent, misogynist and sinister — Beth Follini traces the development of a ‘syndrome’

Shades of meaning — Magdalene Ang-Lygate has problems with the way we talk about racism, identity and difference

Free Emma Humphreys — Harriet Wistrich gives us an update on the Justice for Women campaign

A hunger for control — Morag MacSween on anorexia

Stealing a woman’s life — Arundhati Roy criticises the film treament of Phoolan Devi’s story

Matters of life and death — Liz Kelly interviews Scandinavian researcher on sexual violence Eva Lundgren

Organised and visible: Women in Thailand and Taiwan put lesbians on the agenda for the UN conference in Beijing

Liberty, equality… but most most of all, fraternity — Françoise Armengaud, Ghaïss Jasser and Christine Delphy expose the sexism of the French establishment’s approach to Beijing

Naming the collaborators: an extract from US prosecutor Alice Vachss’ new book Sex Crimes

Bordering on useless — Marian Foley looks at a study of Scottish rape trials

Wilful resistance — Joan Scanlon and Julia Swindells review Susanne Kappeler‘s The Will to Violence: The Politics of Personal Behaviour

Barking Back: Delilah Campbell rants about ‘maverick feminism’

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