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Moving Stories: An intimate history of four women across two countries - Hardcover

Thomson, Alistair

 
9780719076466: Moving Stories: An intimate history of four women across two countries

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This is a unique collaboration between a historian and four ordinary women who were extraordinary letters-writers, family photographers and memoirists.

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Über die Autorin bzw. den Autor

Alistair Thomson is Professor of History at Monash University in Melbourne, Australia.

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I'm not a good mother - not what Dr. Spock calls a "slow mother" who leaves her chores to make sure junior gets the right treatment. (Dorothy Wright, 1961) I must admit that I am no longer the same person who was tied to the kitchen sink at home. (Phyllis Cave, 1973) This book represents a unique collaboration between a historian and four ordinary women who were extraordinary letters-writers, family photographers and memoirists. As British migrants to Australia these women recorded in intimate detail aspects of everyday life and women's experience that are often lost to history: childcare and housework, housing and domestic appliances, friendship, family and married life. Taken together, their stories enrich and complicate our understanding of key themes in twentieth century women's history. This book will appeal to students and academics interested in British and Australian social history, oral history, women's studies and the lived experience of migration.

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I'm not a good mother - not what Dr. Spock calls a slow mother who leaves her chores to make sure junior gets the right treatment. (Dorothy Wright, 1961) I must admit that I am no longer the same person who was tied to the kitchen sink at home. (Phyllis Cave, 1973) This book represents a unique collaboration between a historian and four ordinary women who were extraordinary letters-writers, family photographers and memoirists. As British migrants to Australia these women recorded in intimate detail aspects of everyday life and women's experience that are often lost to history: childcare and housework, housing and domestic appliances, friendship, family and married life. Taken together, their stories enrich and complicate our understanding of key themes in twentieth century women s history. This book will appeal to students and academics interested in British and Australian social history, oral history, women s studies and the lived experience of migration.

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