Issue 29, 2023

Lilith is published annually.

Lilith 30 (2025) is now available open access through ANU Press.

Past issues of the journal can also be accessed through the Informit database.

EDITORIAL

Internationalising ‘Lilith’, localising diverse feminist pasts
Alison Downham Moore; Saskia Roberts; Emma Carson; Zoe Smith; Connie Skibinski; Tianna Killoran; Huda Syyed; Bridget Andresen

ARTICLES

“If you loved me, you’d sleep with me”: Constructions of sexual consent in 1970s ‘Dolly’ Magazine
Cassandra Byrnes

Review essay on global and world histories of feminism and gender struggle
Bridget Brooklyn; Alison Downham Moore

Contesting assumptions of second-wave feminism: Maori Women’s action in 1970s Aotearoa New Zealand
Geena Carlisle

‘Worthy’ women: Power, paternalism and process of the National Shipwreck Relief Society of NSW
Karen Filewood

‘Pleasure’, ‘Vice’ or ‘Profession’: Myriad social perceptions and representations of prostitutes in colonial Calcutta
Sonia Mondal

‘Unspeakable atrocities’: The 1857 Hornet Bank massacre, interracial rape and white femininity on the Australian colonial frontier
Zoe Smith

Immodest successes: The provision of public lavatories for women in Meanjin (Brisbane), 1912
Anna Temby

The political power of emotions: Women’s political letter-writing in the movement to save Lake Pedder
Claire Waddell-Wood

Wilson’s ladies: Post-WWI Diplomacy and Gender in the Alpine Region – Vira B. Whitehouse (1875-1957) and Sarah Wambaugh (1882-1955)
Dagmar Wernitznig

REVIEWS

She and her pretty friend
Nadia Bailey

Staging a revolution: When Betty Rocked the Pram
Emma Brennan

Views on Europe: Gender Historical and Postcolonial Perspectives on Journeys
Christina Chatzitheodorou

Disgrace: Global reflections on sexual violence
Jasmine Henni

Queer public history: Essays on scholarly activism
Reece Moir

Alternative historiographies of the digital humanities
Tess Watterson