Further information
Gender in the Contact Zone: papers presented at a conference by the Network for Research in Women’s History, featuring work on Mary Crowle’s colonial childhood, gender and imperialism in India, 1950s infant feeding regimes, and how the Australian press report on Asian comfort women.
Contents
Articles
- Editorial by Margaret Allen
- Remembering 'Race': Mary Crowle's colonial childhood in Moreton Bay, Australia by Rebekah Crow
- Covering the 'Comfort Women': Asian Women as Semiotic Objects in the Discourse of the Australian Press by Miriam Ransom
- Borne in Empire: Issues of gender, ethnicity and power behind Laura Fowler Hope's journey to Kalimpong by Robin Secomb
- Bringing up baby: 1950s maternal & infant nutrition programmes by Glenda Mather
Publication details
Editor
- Delys Bird
Editorial board
- Chilla Bulbeck
- Jane Long
- Victoria Burrows
- Tanya Dalziell
- Deborah Hunn
- Lydia Wells
- Terri-Ann White
- Margaret Allen
Technical support
- Faculty of Arts Multimedia Centre, UWA
Our thanks to all those who acted as independent referees for work submitted for this issue of Outskirts.
University information
CRICOS Code: 00126G
