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Sistershow Revisited Feminism in Bristol, 197375.

Sistershow Revisited uses the antics of a Bristol-based theatre group to tell the history of feminism in Bristol 1973-75.

Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Withers, D-M
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Bristol : Intellect Books Ltd, 2020.
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Acceso en línea:Texto completo

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505 0 |a Front cover -- Copyright Page -- Title Page -- Table of Contents -- The Beginning of the Project -- Sour Faced Feminists -- Sistershow by Helen Taylor -- Sistershow: My Immortality by Alison Rook -- Sistershow -- History of Bristol Feminism 1969-1974 -- Social and Political History of 1970s -- Feminist and Alternative Theatre in the Early 1970s -- The First Sistershow (Bower Ashton) -- Miss Women's Liberation 1973 -- Challenging Stereotypes of the Humour-less Feminist -- Jackie Thrupp (1941-1991) -- Pat VT West (1938-2008) -- My friend Pat -- Enough -- Domesticity and Gendered work 
505 8 |a Gay Women's Group -- The National Women's Liberation Conference, Bristol -- Humour and Disruption -- Bristol Women's Centre -- Women's House Project -- Music and Sistershow -- Sistershow Bedminster and Class Politics -- Punk theatre -- Sistershow Edinburgh -- Sistershow: The Woman Machine -- Conflicts in Sistershow -- Helen Taylor and Brenda Jacques' Tape Slide -- Contraception, the Pill and the Women's Abortion and Contraception Campaign -- Improvising Sistershow -- Family Allowances Campaign -- Wages for Housework -- Working Women's Charter -- The Impact of Sistershow on People's Lives 
505 8 |a Where are they now? -- Endnotes -- Acknowledgements -- Back cover 
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