The reconstituted Lilith Collective is pleased to announce the revival of this respected Australian journal, after a break of some five years.

To subscribe to Lilith, contact the Collective at:

history-lilith@unimelb.edu.au
or visit our website at
http://www.history.unimelb.edu.au/lilith

Contents of the new edition include:

'A Hall of Selective Mirrors: Feminism and the Work of History' - Zora Simic

'Histories of the Australian Women's Movement as Represented in Feminist Journals' - Chilla Bullbeck

'"Thinking back through our Aunts": Emily and Matilda Sturge' - Margaret Allen

'Medieval Women, Letter Writing and Performance', Elizabeth Freeman

'"Discharging the Truth": Venereal Disease, the Amateur and the Print Media, 1942-45' - Monica Dux

'"The Last Piece of Furniture Procured": Some Mistresses Perspectives on the Mistress-Servant Relationship, 1870-1900' - Helen Pfeil

'Plain or Fancy? Currents of Class, Gender and Nation in the first Australian Exhibition of Women's Work, 1907' - Sue Doyle

'Printing Presses and Protest Banners: Feminist Presses in Australia' - Louise Poland

'Australian Women Priests? Anglicans, Feminists and the Newapapers' - Peter Sherlock

'No Place for a Woman? Class, Modernity and Colonialism in the Gendering of Australian Science, 1885-1940' - Jane Carey