Further information
Poetry, fiction, reviews and articles on the politics of Candida, flaneuses in Australian women’s writing, anorexic bodies, Anais Nin and male voyeurs, and representing women in historical film.
Contents
Features
- Suffer and Be Still: Candida and the Gender Politics of Medical Research by Jane Southwell
- The Body and the City – Three Cases of flaneuses in Contemporary Australian Women's Writing by Roberta Buffi
- Foodless, Curveless, Sinless: Reading the Female Body in Eavan Boland's "Anorexic" by Luz Mar González Arias
- Anäis Nin's Erotica: Written for the Male Voyeur? by Pip Christmass
- Representing Women's Pasts: La Reine Margot and the Problem of "Historical" Film by Jennifer Smith
Fiction
- Food and Flesh by Enza Gandolfo
- If Blood is Thicker Than Water Then I'm My Own Best Friend by Patricia Ethelwyn Howell
Poetry
- Body Poem (a dance) by Lucy Dougan
- Out You Come by Jane Williams
- P.S. by Patricia Joan Thornber
- Hand Made by Kerry Ridgeway
Performance
- G(l)ory Boxed by Rachael Romano
- Barbie the Forever Virgin by Evelyn Hartog
Reviews
- The Body in the Text (1995) by Delys Bird
- Women-Church: An Australian Journal of Feminist Studies in Religion (1996) by Susan Penberthy
Publication details
Editorial committee
- Victoria Burrows
- Gillian Carter
- Tanya Dalziell
- Edwina Kelly
- Lydia Wells
Technical support
- Faculty of Arts Multimedia Centre
Technical support (printed original)
- Robert Campbell
- Leonie Christian
- Meg Travers
Outskirts is published with the financial support of: English Department (UWA), Faculty of Arts (UWA) and Vice-Chancellory (UWA)
University information
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