Acknowledgments | |
Preface Dostoevsky's toothache: Body, selfhood and the historian | |
Introduction | p. 1 |
Sex and racism: Australia in the 1960s | p. 11 |
Staging 'white' Australia: Representations of race and sexuality in the North | p. 29 |
'She does up her hair fantastically': The production of femininity in patient case-books of the lunatic asylum in 1860s Victoria | p. 47 |
Identifying (with) a 'serious social evil': Deserted wives in mid-nineteenth-century Victoria | p. 69 |
Ocean baths and arc lights: Newcastle City Council and control on the beach | p. 88 |
Invading bodies: Gender and danger in nineteenth-century Newcastle upon Tyne | p. 111 |
'Being unwell': Menstruation in early twentieth-century Australia | p. 136 |
'Barmaids' and 'barmen': Sexing 'work' in Australia, 1870s-1940s | p. 161 |
Women's bodies, 1924-1926: A site for rural politics | p. 181 |
Illegitimacy and 'feeble-mindedness' in early twentieth-century New South Wales | p. 202 |
The inviolable woman: Feminist conceptions of citizenship in Australia, 1900-1945 | p. 228 |
Notes on Contributors | p. 249 |
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