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15 October 1997

                Announcing a New Annual From AMS Press
                         56 East 13th Street
                    New York, NY 10003-4686 USA

                      EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY WOMEN:
              STUDIES IN THEIR WORKS, LIVES, AND CULTURE
                    Linda Veronika Troost, Editor

     Announcing a new journal:

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     MEDIEVAL FOLKLORE STUDIES
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        *Medieval Folklore Studies* considers folklore as the
unofficial culture of the majority, the foundation upon which
more institutionalized productions of culture are based, the
protean culture often discovered within the interstices of
institution and authority. Folklore can be viewed as the
"vernacular" language of social practices, and the collective
ritualization of actions and gestures.

Call for Submissions:

Pink Cadillac:

A Quarterly Web Review of Art and Literature

seeks submissions of poetry, short fiction, book reviews, visual arts, and
essays on contemporary culture and politics for its premiere issue, which
will be published on September 15. Subsequent issues will be published on
the 15th of December, March, June, and September of each year. Deadlines
are the 15th of the previous month.

                     CALL FOR ESSAYS AND ARTICLES

             _FEMINIST TEACHER_ IS LOOKING FOR CONTRIBUTORS.

How do you teach about sexism, racism, homophobia, and other forms
of oppression? Have you developed lesson plans or courses dealing
with AIDS, human rights, anti-Semitism, peace and justice, violence
against women, world politics, imperialism, or the environment from
a feminist perspective?

The Journl of Aging and Identity, an international,
interdisciplinary, quarterly publication accepts submissions year
round. JAI examines the phenomenon of aging as it is presented in
the humanities. Articles discuss myths,often embodied in the
humanities, that equate longevity with senility and aging with
decrepitude, while simultaneously exploring visual and literary
representations of the potentiality and pleasures of active old age.
The journal explores the significance of an older persons since of
self and seeks to foster a dialogue between the humanities and the
bio-medical, psychological, behavioral, and social sciences that will
chalenge stereotypes, further our understanding of the aging