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This is what a feminist looks like : the rise and rise of Australian feminism / Emily Maguire.

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LH 305.42 MAGU
 Local History   Double Bay . Not for Loan .  
305.42 MAGU
 Adult Non Fiction   Paddington . Available .  
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Record Number 818988
ISBN 9780642279453 (paperback)
Author Maguire, Emily, 1976- author.
Title This is what a feminist looks like : the rise and rise of Australian feminism / Emily Maguire.
Publisher/Date Canberra, ACT : NLA Publishing, [2019]
©2019
Pagination etc. 249 pages : illustrations, portraits ; 24 cm.
Bibliography, etc. note Includes bibliographical references (pages 228-237) and index.
Summary Note A history of Australian feminism from the 1890s to the present day, examining the rise of feminism in the domains of work, home, body and public space. The book highlights and discusses the contributions of a number of important Australian feminists over this period, including migrant and Indigenous women and women with a disability. Women profiled include Catherine Helen Spence, Faith Bandler, Jessie Street, Zelda D'Aprano, Edith Cowan, Miles Franklin, Vida Goldstein, Pat O'Shane, Stella Young and others.
Subject Women -- Australia -- History
Women -- Australia -- Social conditions
Feminism -- Australia -- History
Feminists -- Australia -- Biography
Shelf Location 305.42 MAGU
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8 . Local History Research File 8 . 9 Glenmore Road Paddington, "Rose and Crown Hotel, built c. 1888. 8
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