Angela Woollacott is the Manning Clark Professor of History, and Head of the School of History, at the Australian National University. She works in the fields of Australian history, British Empire history, and feminist and postcolonial history. Her books include On Her Their Lives Depend: Munitions Workers in the Great War (1994); To Try Her Fortune in London: Australian Women, Colonialism and Modernity (2001); and Gender and Empire (2006).
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Race and the Modern Exotic
Angela Woollacott
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Race and the Modern Exotic
Angela Woollacott
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Personal Politics Launch at Qtopia Sydney
Qtopia
301 Forbes St, Darlinghurst, NSW, Australia
Personal Politics: Gender, Sexuality and the Making of Australian Citizenship (Monash University Publishing) is a ground-breaking history of feminist and LGBTIQ+ activism in Australia. Activists in the 1970s hoped that by...
A discussion with author Professor Kim Cornish AM – Monash University Education
Monash University Clayton Campus
19 Ancora Imparo Way, Clayton, VIC, Australia
A discussion with author Professor Kim Cornish AM. Join us for an interview conversation with Professor Kim Cornish AM (Sir John Monash Distinguished Professor, Turner Institute for Brain and Mental...
Satyajit Das in conversation with Cassie McCullagh (Sydney)
The Royal Oak Balmain
36 College St, Balmain, NSW, Australia
Wild Quests provides an unprecedented inside perspective for avid travellers, ecotourists, environmentalists or readers interested in our natural world. It combines travelogue, history and science to provide a significant and timely...
$16.75
Ideology isn’t everything – Words in Winter (VIC)
Ideology isn't everything: there's love, blood and stoushes galore associated with ideologies wherever and whenever you look. This session will delve into Sandra Goldbloom Zurbo's memoir, Tom O'Callaghan's journalism research...
$20
Personal Politics Launch at Qtopia Sydney
Qtopia 301 Forbes St, Darlinghurst, NSW, AustraliaPersonal Politics: Gender, Sexuality and the Making of Australian Citizenship (Monash University Publishing) is a ground-breaking history of feminist and LGBTIQ+ activism in Australia. Activists in the 1970s hoped that by...
A discussion with author Professor Kim Cornish AM – Monash University Education
Monash University Clayton Campus 19 Ancora Imparo Way, Clayton, VIC, AustraliaA discussion with author Professor Kim Cornish AM. Join us for an interview conversation with Professor Kim Cornish AM (Sir John Monash Distinguished Professor, Turner Institute for Brain and Mental...
Satyajit Das in conversation with Cassie McCullagh (Sydney)
The Royal Oak Balmain 36 College St, Balmain, NSW, AustraliaWild Quests provides an unprecedented inside perspective for avid travellers, ecotourists, environmentalists or readers interested in our natural world. It combines travelogue, history and science to provide a significant and timely...
Ideology isn’t everything – Words in Winter (VIC)
Ideology isn't everything: there's love, blood and stoushes galore associated with ideologies wherever and whenever you look. This session will delve into Sandra Goldbloom Zurbo's memoir, Tom O'Callaghan's journalism research...
