Wallflowers and Witches: Women and Culture in Australia, 1910-1945Maryanne Dever This lively collection of essays focuses on Australian women writers and artists during the inter-war years. It includes Katharine Susannah Prichard, Dymphna Cusack and Thea Proctor and analyses women's relation to cultural production. |
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From wallflowers to tall poppies? The Sydney Society | 1 |
Dulcie Deamer and the bohemian body | 13 |
Thea Proctor and the modern woman | 26 |
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