Margaret Henderson was so bowled over by the beauty and mystique of Arabia that she decided to create this book, a beautiful collection of pencil sketches and paintings. The result is an artistic discovery of the traditional Arab world that is sure to conquer the imagination of all readers.
Women, Australian Popular Culture, and the Unsettling of Postfeminism
Focusing on the diverse interpretations of feminism within Australian media, this book offers a detailed exploration of gender, feminism, and representation politics. It presents a critical analysis of how postfeminism is contextualized in various media forms, making it a vital resource for scholars and readers interested in contemporary feminist discourse and its implications in society.
Focusing on Kathy Acker's distinctive body of work, this feminist study explores how her art and political views intersect with punk, postmodernism, and feminism. It critically examines her contributions as a reflection and critique of late twentieth-century capitalism, highlighting her unique approach to challenging societal norms and expectations through her writing and artistic expression.
The book delves into the Australian women's movement, examining its significant impact on society and culture while addressing the controversies it has sparked. It investigates how feminism remembers its history through narratives that shape perceptions and influence change. By analyzing various media, including literature, film, and academic works, the author uncovers the stories of campaigns, struggles, and key activists, highlighting what is celebrated and what is overlooked in mainstream narratives.