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Marion Mahony Griffin

Friday Hoydens: Margaret MacDonald and Marion Mahony

By Orlando on February 8, 2013

Two of the most influential figures in modern aesthetics spent decades as footnotes to the biographies of their husbands. Margaret MacDonald, wife of Charles Rennie Macintosh, and Marion Mahony, wife of Walter Burley Griffin, have in recent times begun to be acknowledged as the great artists they were.

Posted in arts & entertainment, gender & feminism, history | Tagged art, history, hoydens | 3 Responses

Beate Sirota Gordon via Shinya Watanabe

Friday Hoyden Quicklink: Beate Sirota Gordon

By Orlando on January 4, 2013

I had never heard of Beate Sirota Gordon until I saw this piece on Shakesville saying she died earlier this week. One of those people who make me wonder what I’ve been doing with my time, and why I haven’t made more of an effort to contribute to humanity. Here is more in the New [...]

Posted in ethics & philosophy, gender & feminism, history, social justice | Tagged history, hoydens, law reform

Fresco from 1st Century BCE, held in Naples.

Friday Hoyden: Artemis

By Orlando on July 6, 2012

With Katniss and Merida currently ruling our movie screens, this is a great year for women with a flair for archery. Certainly time, then, to give some love to the prototype arrow-wielding woman, the Greek goddess Artemis.

Posted in Culture | Tagged history, hoydens, myth/legend | 6 Responses

Marking twenty years since the Mabo decision

Marking twenty years since the Mabo decision

By Chally on June 3, 2012

Today, it is twenty years since since native title was first recognised in Australia and the doctrine of terra nullius was rejected by the High Court.

Posted in history, indigenous | Tagged australia, history, indigenous | 7 Responses

Giveaway: Why Study Women's History?

Giveaway: Why Study Women’s History?

By Lauredhel on March 31, 2012

“Working with college students, I often recall myself as a sophomore at Barnard College in 1966. I wanted nothing to do with women’s movements or women’s history. When my advisor, Annette Baxter, suggested that I enroll in her course on U.S. women’s history, I had the nerve to reply that I would rather study “real” history.”

In 1-3 paragraphs, how would you have responded to the young Ms Freedman, and to women like her?

Posted in gender & feminism, history | Tagged feminists, history, women's history | 10 Responses

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