Going Too Far (58 page)

“On Women as a Colonized People” first appeared in
Circle One: A Woman's Beginning Guide to Self-Health and Sexuality
, and was reprinted in
The New Woman's Survival Sourcebook
(Grimstad and Rennie, eds., Knopf, 1975).

“Lesbianism and Feminism: Synonyms or Contradictions?” was published in
The Lesbian Tide, Amazon Quarterly
, and
The Second Wave
, and is available as a reprint from KNOW, Inc., the feminist publishing house.

The article on Women's Studies, herein entitled “The Proper Study of Womankind,” first appeared in transcript form in the book published by KNOW, Inc.,
Report on the West Coast Women's Studies Conference
. The version I reprint here has been edited for length.

INDEX

[The legend § indicates that the name or title most closely preceding it occurs as a main entry in the Reading List.]

Abbott, Sidney, §

abortion,
8
,
11
,
12
,
59
,
66
,
75
,
92
,
101
,
102
,
103
,
110
,
118
,
120
,
138
,
139
,
140
,
151
,
158
,
177n
,
194
,
199
,
203
,
290
,
303

ageism,
9
,
92
,
177
,
186
,
207
,
242
; abolition as a feminist goal,
290

Agnew, Kim,
130

Agnew, Spiro,
130n
,
131

Ain't I A Woman?,
93
,
177

airline stewardesses,
92
,
215

Akhmatova, Anna,
206

Albany Four,
147–148

Algeria,
6
,
76
,
103
,
196–197
,
231
,
241
;
Battle of Algiers,
65
; FLN,
118

alimony,
90
,
92

Allegro, Peggy,
185

Alpert, Jane,
17
,
116
,
128
,
130
,
222–226

Alta,
265

alternate institutions,
9–10
,
93
,
133–134
,
157

Amazon Quarterly,
177
,
185

Amazons,
83
,
139
,
142
; “Amazon Nation,”
187
; as negative model,
312

Andersen, Hans Christian,
287
;
see also
dedication page

androcide,
308
;
see also
death, gynocide, violence

Anouilh, Jean,
267

Anthony, Susan B.,
55–56
,
91
,
157
,
173
,
190–191
,
286
,
313
;
see
Stanton, §

anthropology,
95
,
97
,
106
,
169
,
197

architecture,
266
,
274

Ariès, Phillipe, §

arrests,
65
,
66
,
88
,
132–133
,
200
,
202
,
204
,
222
,
295
;
see
jail

art,
xi
,
3
,
5
,
11
,
14
,
15
,
16
,
23
,
24
,
51
,
73
,
99
,
119
,
140
,
157
,
175
,
190
,
191
,
204–205
,
206
,
207
,
218
,
219–220
,
221
,
228
,
233
,
244
,
245
,
251
,
265–289
,
293
,
306
,
310
,
313
,
314
;
see also
architecture, culture, dance, film, music, needlework, painting, poetry, quilting, sculpture, theater, troubadours, weaving, writing

Asian-American feminists,
6
,
189

Atkinson, Ti-Grace,
222
,
225
,
294n

Atwood, Margaret,
265

Auschwitz,
225

Austen, Jane,
157
,
267

Australia,
6
,
205

Bach, J. S.,
221
,
313

Bachofen, J. J.,
233
, §

Bagnold, Enid,
267

Baird, Bill,
85
,
88

Baldwin, James,
202

Barreño, Maria Isabel,
202
;
see also
Marias, The Three, §

Barrett, Elizabeth,
157
,
206
,
285–286
,
311
, §

Barry, Kathleen,
17
,
18n
,
189

Bass, Ellen,
see
Howe, §

battery,
8
,
66
,
147
,
148
,
168
,
182
,
202–203
,
228
; Centers for Battered Women,
9
;
see also
death, gynocide, rape, violence

Beard, Mary R., §

beauty standards,
4
,
5
,
16
,
35
,
39
,
67
,
77
.
95
,
97
,
108–109
,
111
,
118
,
162
; revolutionary feminist beauty standards,
130
;
see also
Miss America Pageant

de Beauvoir, Simone,
xi
,
86
,
205
, §

Bedford, Countess of,
see
Harington, Lucy

Beholding, The,
30
,
33–34
,
37
,
47
,
307n
;
see also
Pitchford, Kenneth

Beltane,
225
,
312
;
see
Wicce

Benedict, Ruth,
106
, §

Benston, Margaret,
196n

Bemikow, Louise,
203
,
265
, §

Berry, Dorothy,
298

Bird, Caroline, §

birth control,
see
contraception

bisexuality,
7
,
104
,
170
,
175
,
176
,
186
,
293

Bishop, Elizabeth,
265

black, children,
143
; communities,
128
, education demands,
198
; consciousness,
202
; culture,
271
,
273
; history,
98
; men,
68
,
70
,
77
,
89
,
99
,
120
,
124
,
307
; women,
66
,
68
,
70
,
89
,
100
,
123
,
see
black feminism, minority women;
see also
colonization, racism, Third World

black feminism,
6
,
68
,
70
,
94
,
189
;
see
National Black Feminist Organization;
see also
international feminism

black movement,
68
,
97
,
100
,
102
,
118
; “black power, ”
68
,
102–103
;
see also
Black Panther Party, civil rights movement, Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee

black oppression, feminist analogy to,
68
,
82–83
,
84
,
102
,
165
,
227

Black Panther Party,
70
,
94
,
100
,
115
,
117
,
118
,
126
,
209

Blake, William,
52
,
282
,
294

Blizzard Ape, The,
40n
;
see
Pitchford, §

Bogan, Louise,
265
;

Bogin, Meg,
266
, §

Boston, Mass.,
15
,
79
,
87–89

Boucher, Catherine,
52

Boudin, Kathy,
133
;
see
Weather women

“bra-buming, ”
10
,
65

Bradstreet, Anne,
221

breast-feeding,
64
,
159
,
312

Brecht, Bertholt,
267

Brico, Antonia,
17

Briffault, Robert,
169
,
233
, §

Briller, Sara Welles,
see
Bird, §

Brontë sisters,
206
,
267
,
282
; Charlotte,
206
,
313
,
see
Moglen, § Emily,
157
,
206
,
221
,
Wuthering Heights,
167

Brown, Rita Mae,
178

Browning, E. B.,
see
Barrett

Browning, Robert,
286
,
311

Brownmiller, Susan,
163
,
165n
, §

Buddhism,
247
,
304
; Zen,
304

Burris, Barbara,
118n

California,
55
,
92
,
100
,
170–171
,
173
,
180
,
189

Campbell, Joseph,
233
, §

Camus, Albert,
xi
,
221

Canada,
6
,
15
,
64
,
157
,
170
,
215
,
313

capital punishment,
86

Carew, Thomas,
296

Carey, Elizabeth,
298

Carmichael, Stokely,
66

Carroll, Connie,
17

Cassatt, Mary,
221

Cather, Willa,
267

Catonsville Nine,
86
,
87

Catt, Carrie Chapman, §

Cavendish, Margaret,
298

celibacy,
7
,
176
,
186
,
303

censorship,
122
,
166
,
203–208
,
257
,
265
,
267–268

Chaplin, Dorothea, §

Chapman, George,
276
,
296

Chesler, Phyllis,
242n
, §

Chiang Ch'ing,
69

Chicanas,
6
,
189
;
see also
Mexican women, Spanish-speaking women

childbirth,
5
,
8
,
11
,
50–54
,
63
,
86
,
112
,
161n
,
199
,
230
,
243
,
291
,
303
,
310
,
312
,
313
; extra-uterine birth,
11
;
see also
inovulation

child care,
5
,
7
,
8
,
9
,
13
,
16
,
55
,
64
,
66
,
92
,
112
,
118
,
120
,
131–132
,
136
,
140
,
158
,
159
,
171
,
192
.
193
,
195
,
198
,
207
,
224
,
290
,
291

China,
6
,
69
,
118
,
197
,
205
,
225
,
312

Chopin, Frederic,
287
,
312

Christianity,
72
,
168
,
224
,
241
,
266
,
302
;
see
Fundamentalist Christianity, “Jesus freaks,” Judeo-Christian tradition, Protestantism, Roman Catholicism

civil-rights movement,
xi
,
4
,
62
,
69
,
85
,
99
,
102

class, barriers,
6
,
92
,
207
; condescension,
119
,
182
,
251
; consciousness,
149
,
151–152
; distinctions,
8
,
15
,
87
,
92
,
177
,
184
,
186
,
238
; guilt,
xii
,
6
,
117
,
119
,
120
,
189
,
273
; hatred,
9
,
178
; struggle,
72
; “class traitors,”
178
; transcendence of,
158

class analysis,
178
,
185
,
196
; insufficiency of,
127
,
148
,
196

class and caste,
86
,
95
,
101
,
160
,
312

class and race,
98
,
160

class and sex (men as a class),
139
,
178
,
284

classism,
186
,
273

classlessness,
3

Cleaver, Eldridge,
70

Cleaver, Kathleen,
130

Cleveland, John,
300

clitoridectomies,
8
,
105

cloning,
see
inovulation