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Issue Details: First known date: 1995... vol. 1 no. 1 December 1995 of Journal of Interdisciplinary Gender Studies est. 1995 Journal of Interdisciplinary Gender Studies
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* Contents derived from the 1995 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
Race and Gender in Recent Australian Historiography, Ann Curthoys , single work criticism
'There is a growing body of writing within the fields of women's history, Aboriginal history and, most importantly, of writing which attempts to deal with the relationship between the two. the purpsoe of my paper today is to describe and discuss this changing historiographical context. (Ann Curthoys).
(p. 1-9)
Mum and Dad in the Family Portrait, Christopher Pollnitz , sequence poetry (p. 10)
Write a Ballet of this Dreami"Our older daughter elects to stay on", Christopher Pollnitz , single work poetry (p. 10)
Acne and Eternal Recurrencei"This morning I flush remembering", Christopher Pollnitz , single work poetry (p. 10)
Self-Portrait with Ghosti"If, when we wake", John Hughes , single work poetry (p. 32)
Dulcie Deamer and the Women's Reformatory, Long Bay, John Ramsland , single work criticism
Through an analysis of an insightful article by Dulcie Deamer written in the mid 1920s, this paper make use of Foucault's theory of the prison, explores the changing public perceptions about the Women's Reformatory at Long Bay near Sydney from the optimism of its official opening in 1909. The therapeutic ideological underpinnings of the regime at Long Bay, which were mainly devised by the feminist penal reformer Rose Scott, are scrutinised in some detail. The opportunities that were claimed to be provided in this new sanatorium of punishment and improvement are weighed up against Deamer's vivid but pessimistic impressions in 1925 in "In a Women's Prison" which appeared in The Australian Women's Mirror. Source: John Ramsland.
(p. 33-40)
Study in Tahgibilityi"You say", John Hughes , single work poetry (p. 70)

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