1<br > C~+d~ Children proves， like the eel- Queen， Bride， Mother， and lnterces- ~ art functions "to feed and mJrmre the times the nearly h，=t h， H~，，，:， ，，~<br > uses beforc it， that for Maya An- sor; Warner amplifies the historical AN INTERRUPTED LIFE THEDIA~i houri felime Thestory takes place intagination and spir ， and thereby rage，ms， wise. m，I p，，v.，-ttul .<br > gelou the personal is always tile po- and cultural influences that shaped OF E n Y HILLESUM 1941-1943 i in ，". Pie v England town where thir- enhance and invigorate the whole of Ihat fl.urished c，，muru - *~，， I<br > litical. Anyone who has ever sought these ideals and shows the impacl ErTY HILLESUM [ ，~e .vear-t~ld Cassio and her best human life." an in+，portanl reminder chides rare materid h，，m ~ ， ~<br > Ir. s " <br > the comfort of family， purpose， or they have had on Mary s devotees. ~ - ~nd calls the ennre tommumty， in Ihis age of the intellect. Abl rang，" ，ff ，.uh，，r， ~: l，;h~，. <~<br > place will be nurtured and uplifted JIS These autobiographical ~+Sti~ ， declaring -an outbreak o~ peace~ Mexi， -， the Am，:ri， J-. :-，..u~，h.~ ，，<br > 1 Inhere ~re hree strong role models in<br > by her story. (Contributed by Evelyn chart the spiritual journe，， ofa~0.，I Henry Holt & Co.， 1913， 256 pgs. Australia. p，，p，~nesi.， lu， lk，. I，，t，.~"<br > White. This review was originally Alfred A. Knopf， 1976， 419 pgs. Duteh Jew during the t~ ": then0vel t ree women in their f~r" This book is now out of print but can Gree， e， and m，，re. I~k， 1，，~-，<br > ties Cassio s mother， who is Polish ~ J<br > } ear~ pt~ be found in many libraries. Slonc s pro，， - is+ ~ ，，，K it / ， ，o ，，<br > published in the San Francisco Available from Random House to her death at Auschwitz in 1911<br > Chronlcle/Examiner.) ($11.95 ppd.). In that time she develops a sense~l American， a sculptor who is Japa- a ll~brrl，zn 4s~，~ It<tiny ，，u t，u~，" ~ ~ <br > nose American， and a photographer<br > her own strengths and a elarit~d and pwfessor who is Afro-American" ANCIENT MIRRORS OF thi~ ~，)rk de，:pens "lt ，tn，I，;-h+u-I- -<br > <d tit+ per，.asi~e. +qt，hn ia~~ u~<l l，r， `<br > Random House， 1986， 208 pgs. purpose expressed in w~~rds hakx~.<br > AvailablefromRandomHouse($4.95 ALWAYS COMING HOME tmue to speak directly to c0mm. Thelwokponmysffiendssupp~rting WOMANHOOD: A TREASURY OF<br > ppd.). URSULA K. LE GUIN porary spiritual searchers. Shot+ oneanother and characters address- GODDESS AND HEROINE LORE erkd pres< n， ， ，，t dw *~，，<1，1， --<br > gins to write as an Insecure wom ingand interrupting racism. 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Ancient Mirrors recovers for ，，ur<br > The basic textbook of biblieal (or hun~erfor a t~rd of my mtn， a Inn. events that have overtaken her. +h Nmt， Society Publishers， 1987， 285<br > she corresponds with herself in hi+ pgs. Available from New Society Pub-<br > evangelical} feminism， now updated guuge I， this old ~oman， con speak diaries she also addresses an out~d lishers， 8ox 582， Santa Cruz. CA<br > and expanded. Seangoni and Hat - trlthaUmyhears.，， divinity~ lmplieit in her words is tk 95061， (408t 458-1191 ($11.45<br > dasty combined their backgrounds in Always Coming Home is a book of inextrleal~le link between the t ~~: ppdJ. Note: New Society Publishers<br > sociology and history to produce the imagination， insight， and hope that， " ~ . somewhere inside me thejo~ publishes books and other resources<br > 1974 book that helped launch the in sheer breadth of vision， is unlike " t/~ tenth skills in creating a more<br > biblical feminist movement in the any other ever written， The book (and mine continues to blo+som u，~. peaceful and just world through non-<br > United States and Canada. Sebolarly its companion auflio cassette tape) is turbed， just as pro h+sely ard &~<br > and meticulously documented， sitnultaneously a novel， an anthro- eately as it ever did And lsh~ violent action， A ~free catalogue of<br > lauded and hated， this book sets out "Bod~ to Build A New Society" is TH~ ~V~YT~ OF<br >to answer questions frequently asked pologieal study， and a vast collection bring You oB theflowers I shall metl i available span reqttest. C H AN ~1 N ~ WOMAN<br >by women and men about Christian- of poems， myths， ceremonies， reel- on my way， and truly there are many<br >ity and feminism. VH pe~， w0rdplaye， gossip， romance， of those. I shaII try to make You at<br > technology， meditations， birth and home a/trays." LG ANOENT ART AND RITUAL<br >4bit~don， 1986， 272 pgs. Avuilable doeth S~ngs， poetry， drama， and me- MERLIN STONE<br >from Daughters of Sarah. 3801 IV. sic， I~ Guin has envisioned the kind Washington Square Press， 1981， 281 : JANE ELLEN HARRISON<br >Keeler， Dept. 1114， Chicago， IL of world we might create if we truly pgs. 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This Navalo concept<br > AND Cuff OF THE VIRGIN MARY Cbodas has illustrated the hook with AN OUTBREAK OF P~C~ dances of primeval groups， thrangh of female doily may well be compared to the accounts of Nu Kwa and<br > MARINA WARNER a hundred drawin~ of plants， mti- ils devehpment into a form of col- Mother Nature (Tao). The extremely important Navajo concept o1<br > reals， artifacts; and composer Todd SARAH PIRTLE hctive worship of the natural world，<br >Writlen by a feminist who was once Barton has created original music Sarah Pirtle is a core member uf the and on to its perversion and later walking in The Trail of Beauty certainly brings the concept at Too (The<br >a ~+nvent hehoolgirl， this hook is the and beautiful recordings of love national lnterhelp network and f0un" deati+e at the hands of patriarchal Way) to the mind of any student of spiritual thought.<br >I，laee to start far an undemLandingof songs， rituals， and poetry， AR rules. She illustrates for us the<br >Ih，~ profoundly ambivalent tigers of der of Arts Resources for Ctmperz"<br >fi，e Vi~ gin P， lary. Wan+erclarifiesthe Harper & Row， 1985， 523 pgs. Avail. tion. Her musical recording I+ ~ emergenee of art from ritual and the Creator of the Navojo people， Changing Woman， Estsan Atlehi， is<br >ways it~ which Mary crab<sties an- ablefiomHarper&Row($26.50ppd， HandsHoldtheEarthwasnamed~n~f intiisate relationship between the the Mother of All. She is the Holy Woman who brings each season，<br >t i，，nt， in，lcstructible menlories of fc- includes book and audio cassette)， of the best children s recordings 0 lyre， concluding with a number of Mother Earth who is the seasons， Iyatiku who Brings All Life， Mother<br >~ ，mh p.w，.r and su， redness， and how 1985 by the American Lil .，~n As. valuable theoretical aesthetic in- Nalure in all that She unfolds<br >，~t ~h， sz， r，u. tim， shr~ has been sub- satiation (see listing all page 1571 s!ghts， hnplieit in Harrisan s discus-<br >~，， t， ，I ~，~ ;， ~teadv banage ut raise- The publication at An (habreak d ~ton is，her awareness that humanity Some say lhat She was born at the foot o{ lhe Mountain Around<br > ~-~ a real and re， urrent need" for Which Moving Was Done， born on a bed o| flowers， a delicate rain-<br > " ~" ，~ . ， ，，， h， m~c，:e~si;.e st:c- Peace fullills her persona goaloh" stored dtuallu ex ~r，..ss o r revere ce bow arching as coverlet over Her infant body. From Her body grew<br > II J xJ r ~ ~+F +Jr. ++~ Jtgin， sting a feminist no ，，cl fi，r h+，， ~+gtr+ ~<br > that addresses the kc) issue ，，I p，a.， h，r life. She further emphasizes that the four mountains of the compass points， the mountains that mark<br > 1<br >