A collection of essays appraising the work of women who carried out much of the important anthropological fieldwork and research in Australia in the 1920s. Discusses the backgrounds and careers of researchers such as Daisy Bates, Mary Ellen Murray-Prior, Olive Pink, and Phyllis Kaberry, and includes excerpts from their field notes and papers. Includes b&w photos. Distributed by ISBS. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.
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Dr Julie Marcus was Senior Curator of Social History at the National Museum of Australia in Canberra.
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22.0 x 15.0cms 190pp b/w illusts very good- paperback (ex-library with stamps and scars neatly applied clear contact adhesive over cover) This book has essays on: Mary Ellen Murray-Prior; Daisy Bates; Jane Ada Fletcher; Ursula McConnel; Olive Pink & Phyllis Mary Kabery. Seller Inventory # 20287825
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Soft Cover. Condition: F-. First Edition. 8vo. original printed paper wraps (a trifle rubbed); pp. xvi, 190 (last blank), with illustrations. A near fine copy. Unmarked, but ex-libris anthropologist Jeremy Long. Seller Inventory # 027092
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Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. Very good condition. Minor wear to book corners and edges.Seven distinguished women writers look at the hitherto neglected professional contributions of another seven women-early anthropologists working in Australia.The image of early women anthropologists in Australia has been one of Daisy Bates seated in the middle of nowhere, recording the habits and customs of 'a dying race'. A harmless eccentric, or a serious pioneer of field anthropology?When anthropology began as a serious academic discipline in Sydney in the 1920s, its lecturers and theoreticians were male. Yet much of the fieldwork and research was carried out by women whose contribution remains marginalised or omitted from the history of anthropology. In First in their Fieldseven distinguished women writers look at the way those remarkable women worked, their difficulties and their hopes. This volume, documenting their courage and determination, is long overdue. Includes Daisy Bates, Mary Ellen Murray-Prior, Jane Ada Fletcher, Ursula McConnel, Olive Pink and Phyllis Kaberry. (back cover). Seller Inventory # 004841
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