'Women's Writing' and 'Feminism': A history of intimacy and estrangement.
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Sisterhood and Women's Liberation in Australia.
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Drawn to new perspectives in the public sphere. Female art, design and craft students and their cultural connections in nineteenth century South Australia.
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True Friends or False? The changing nature of relationships between Indian and British missionary women in the imperial contact zone of India, c1880-1940.
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'I'd grown up as a child amongst natives': Ruth Heathcock (1901-1995) -- disrupting settler-colonial orthodoxy through friendship and cross-cultural literacy in creolised spaces of the Australian contact zone.
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'There must be a better way': motherhood and the dilemmas of feminist lifestyle change.
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Connections Made and Broken: Intimacy and Estrangement in Australian feminist historiography.
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