Further information
Articles on Black Mirror and cyberfeminism, on media selectivity when reporting violence and murder of women, and on suffragette Adela Pankhurst’s two visits to Queensland, plus a book review on Indigenous women’s art and exhibition practices in Western Australia.
Contents
Articles
- When does violence against women matter: Gender, race and class in Australian media representations of sexual violence and homicide by Chelsea Hart and Amanda Gilbertson
- The cyborg re-manifested: Black Mirror, cyberfeminism, and genre hybridity by Corey Martin and Joanna McIntyre
- Adela Pankhurst, Peace Negotiator: World War 1, Queensland by Deborah Jordan
Book Review
- Review of Darren Jorgensen (ed.), Bush Women: Fresh Art from Remote WA by Sarah Ridhuan
Publication details
Editor
- Alison Bartlett
Editorial consultants
- Margaret Allen, University of Adelaide
- Carol Bacchi, University of Adelaide
- Barbara Baird, Flinders University
- Chris Beasley, University of Adelaide
- Delys Bird, University of Western Australia
- Chantal Bourgault, University of Western Australia
- Heather Brook, Flinders University
- Chilla Bulbeck, University of Adelaide
- Vic Burrows, University of Sydney
- Philip Butterss, University of Adelaide
- Tanya Dalziel, University of Western Australia
- Maryanne Dever , University of Newcastle
- Carole Ferrier, University of Queensland
- Sue Gannon, University of Western Sydney
- Fiona Giles, University of Sydney
- Jane Haggis, Flinders University
- Marg Henderson, University of Queensland
- Carol Johnson, University of Adelaide
- Jane Long, University of Western Australia
- Jane-Maree Maher, Monash University
- Kathie Muir, University of Adelaide
- Susan Oakley, University of Adelaide
- Lyn Parker, University of Western Australia
- Rhonda Shaw, Victoria University of Wellington, NZ
- Terri-Ann White, University of Western Australia
With thanks to all the anonymous referees for their generosity and expertise.
University information
CRICOS Code: 00126G
