Saturday's Child (86 page)

political development of,
37
,
41
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135
,
232–46
,
239
,
257–63
,
473

political writings of,
226–29
,
235
,
243
,
270
;
see also
feminist writings of

publication of,
213
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221
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226–28
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288
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296
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308
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309
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310
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312–13
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335
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390
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400–401;
see also
anthologies compiled by; feminist writings of; novels of; plays of; poetry of; political writings of

at publicity events and charity benefits,
58
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71
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74–75
,
82–83
,
87–90
,
130
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135–36
,
279–80
,
297–99
,
307
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338
,
354
,
439
,
449
,
451

as public speaker,
300
,
303
,
307
,
370
,
439

radical feminism of,
303
,
428

radio performances of,
16
,
37–40
,
44
,
75
,
83
,
137

rebelliousness of,
38–41
,
136–37
,
369

romantic relationships of,
131
,
132–33
,
138–40
,
141–42
,
189–90
,
193
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198–200
,
252
,
335–37
,
338
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351–54
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359
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368
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372–74
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375–77
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379
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381–87
,
391–92
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393
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394–405
,
412
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423
,
433–34
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436
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437–38
,
451
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452–61
,
465
,
486

secretarial job of,
176
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177–83
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206
,
211

sexuality of,
217–24
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258
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336–37
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340
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347
,
368–71
,
465

as teacher,
119–20
,
245
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311
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429
,
435
,
464

television work of,
16
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44
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50–52
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56
,
63–64
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71–73
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76
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82
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83–85
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98
n
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99–102
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109
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118
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129
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135
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136–37
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177
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297
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305

travels of,
23
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106–7
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300
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321–23
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338
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339–41
,
349–51
,
375–77
,
379
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380–81
,
405–6
,
414–15
,
427–29
,
436
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439
,
463

on violence,
227–28
,
300
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306
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311
,
326
,
401
,
425
,
439

in underground,
227–28
,
300
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306
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311
,
326

vocational commitment of,
11
,
36
,
37
,
116
,
129–30
,
139
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140
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176
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188
,
229
n
,
400
,
461–62
,
473

wedding of,
203–9

in writing workshop,
176
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183
,
184–88

Morgenstern, Danny,
173
,
268

Morgenstern, Gil,
173
,
268

Morgenstern, Mates,
403

European background of,
12
,
145
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150
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151
,
165–67
,
168
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170
,
191

marriage of,
152–53
,
162
,
168

meetings with,
149–73
,
190–91
,
266–69

Morgenstern, Mates (
continued
)

physical appearance of,
160–61

Morgenstern, Viga,
151–53
,
154–55
,
156
,
157–59
,
162
,
168
,
173
,
267–68
,
269

Morrison, Toni,
103
,
395
,
447
n
,
469

Moss, Howard,
214
,
314

Mount, Anselm,
298

Mount St. Helens,
335
,
336

Mount Vernon, N.Y.,
13
,
43

Movement for a Democratic Society (MDS),
236
,
237

Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus,
18
,
351
Ms.
,
xv
,
327–30

ad-free publication of,
93
n
,
443
,
444
,
446

advertising in,
328
,
329
,
443
,
446

anthology project supported by,
344
,
375

articles in,
404
,
442–43
,
446–47
,
463
,
472
,
475

circulation levels of,
444
,
446

contributors to,
446
n
–47
n
,
453

design of,
442–43
,
445

family-friendly work environment of,
330
,
446

feminism of,
329–30
,
447
,
448

finances of,
344
,
443
,
444
,
445

offices of,
345
,
446

ownership changes of,
329
n
,
440–41
,
446
,
452

RM's editorship of,
440–52
,
453
,
469
,
471

Ms. Foundation for Women,
393

Much Ado about Nothing
(Shakespeare),
426

Muir, Jean,
94

multiculturalism,
408–9

Murrow, Edward R.,
82

Museum of Radio and Television (Museum of

Broadcasting),
99
,
101

Myerson, Bess,
87
n

Nadotti, Maria,
xv
,
425

Nalle, Billy,
48–9
,
50
,
64

names, “freedom,”
280–81

Nash, Ogden,
181

National Black Feminist Organization(NBFO),
265
,
411

National Endowment for the Arts,
334

National Organization for Women (NOW),
257
,
263
,
447

National Women's Political Caucus,
264

Neier, Aryeh,
254

Nelson, Ralph,
47
,
48–19
,
56
,
64
,
67
,
68
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71

play directed by,
85

politics of,
96
,
97–98
,
100

as television director,
44
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46
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51
,
53
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63
,
72
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73
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76
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81
,
83
,
98
n
,
100

Nemiroff, Greta Hofmann,
440
n

Nepal, caste-system discrimination in,
410–11;
see also
Dalit

Nepalese Women's Movement,
19
,
410–11

“Network of the Imaginary Mother, The” (Morgan),
277
n
,
478

Neuwirth, Jessica,
xiv

New College,
244–45
,
311

Newfield, Jack,
295
n

New Left:

affirmation of,
240

critique of anti-intellectualism in,
248

defections from,
240–41

elite family backgrounds of,
248

government surveillance of,
240
,
242–45

sexism in,
233–36
,
237–38
,
239
,
240
,
241–2
,
245–46
,
254
,
289

Newman, Paul,
80

New Woman, The
(Morgan),
285

New York City, N.Y.,
43
,
104–6
,
107
,
416–17

New York Radical Women,
257
,
262
,
263
,
283
,
328

New York Stock Exchange protest,
258–59

New York Women's Center,
239

New York Women's Law Center,
308

New Zealand (Aotearoa),
380–81
,
386
,
436
,
439

feminism in,
381

as nuclear-free zone,
378
,
382
,
428
n

see also
Atlantis

Nicol, Davidson,
339
n

Nicolson, Harold,
400

Nielsen, Leslie,
80

Nixon, Richard,
91
,
95
,
240

Norton, Eleanor Holmes,
234
,
285
,
308
,
448

NOW (National Organization for Women),
257
,
263
,
447

Nureyev, Rudolf,
105

O'Brien, Margaret,
27
,
53

O'Connor, Sinead,
447

October 17th Group (The Feminists),
257
,
282

Oglesby, Carl,
295
,
296

O'Hara, Frank,
214

Older Women's Liberation (OWL),
265

Olivier, Laurence,
80
,
131

Onassis, Jacqueline Kennedy,
329

O'Neill, Thomas P. (Tip),
256

Ordway, Jane,
343–14
,
378

Orlan, Dickie,
38

Orwell, George,
227

Paar, Jack,
81

Packwood, Bob,
256

Pakistan,
22–23

Palestinian refugees,
405–7

Paley, Grace,
447
n

Paley, William S.,
95

Pankhurst, Emmeline,
376

Papandreou, Andreas,
376
n

Papandreou, Margaritta Chant,
376
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377
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386
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387
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389
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390
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391

Parini, Jay,
482

Parker, Dorothy,
186

Parrent, Joanne,
300
,
301

Patrick, Marcia,
284

PBS,
81
,
100

PCS (Professional Children's School),
29
,
108

Peace, Yvonne,
330

Peck, Gregory,
33

Peckinpah, Sam,
80

Penn, Arthur,
247

“Peony” (Morgan),
424
n

peony poems,
424

Perelman, S. J.,
286
n

Peron, Eva,
470

Persephone, myth of,
14
,
355
,
453

Peslikis, Irene,
258
n

Peterson, Paul,
27
,
28
,
29

Petrovitch, Irene,
181–82
,
206
,
208

Phil Donahue Show, The
,
298–99

Philippines, the,
415–16
,
428–29
,
436

Philips, Katherine Fowler,
187

Phillips, Robert,
189
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193
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194
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198
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199–200
,
203
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204
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205
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208–11
,
218
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248

Philpott, Joan,
445

Piercy, Marge,
236
,
286
,
447
n

Pietilä, Hilkka,
388

Pillay, Navinathem,
423

Pintasilgo, Maria de Lourdes,
339
,
387

Pirandello, Luigi,
xv

Pitchford, Kenneth,
99

family background of,
141
,
173
,
212
,
216
,
231
,
270

as father,
189
,
197
,
270–72
,
273
,
280
,
282
,
293
,
299
,
306
,
307
,
312
,
330
,
332
,
366
,
367
,
368
,
392
,
393
,
468

on feminism,
232
,
240
,
242
,
245
,
259
,
260
,
284
,
287
,
302
,
314
,
327
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329
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332
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368