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Lilith: A Feminist History Journal, Number 26

First Page
Preliminary Pages
Editorial
The Importance of Feminist History in a Global Pandemic
Articles
The Theatrics of Protest: Bessie Harrison Lee and Performing the Values of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Body and Language: Enlivening Exhibitions of Colonial Women in Australian Museums
The Mother Archive: Immersion, Affect and the Maternal in Museum Practice
Women’s Politics as Radical Politics: Reconceptualising Women’s Historical and Contemporary Political Practices with the Work of Luce Irigaray
Religious Dress and the Making of Women Preachers in Australia, 1880–1934
‘Laugh and Grow Fat’: Resistance, Complicity, Fat Bodies and Community Amongst Rural Women in Interwar Western Australia, 1934–1939
Female Invisibility in the Male’s World of Plantation-Era Tropical North Queensland
Unnatural Womanhood: Moral Treatment, Puerperal Insanity and the Female Patients at the Fremantle Lunatic Asylum, 1858–1908
‘I Don’t Want Anything Like That’: The Coercion of British Women and Girls into Domestic Service, 1918–1928
Book Panel
Debating Patriarchy
Book Reviews
Three Lively Feminist Lives
Female Genital Cosmetic Surgery: Deviance, Desire and the Pursuit of Perfection
Notes on Contributors

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