SUNDAY 13 July

Room A

Room B

Room C

Room D

Room E

9:00am

1. Bronwyn Winter

1. Prue Hyman

1. Jane Wilkinson

1. Khamis Shalabi

1. Andrea C. Allard

On the Politics of 'Othering''

Lesbians and Gay Men Flirting with/Disengaging

Re-presenting Australian Women as Leaders'

Gender Mainstreaming in Official Institutions'

"Not Like my Mother"'

2. Geetanjali Singh Chanda

from Vital Statistics'

2. Emma Woodley

2. Marian Sawer

2. Kay Aranda

9:30am

(Other) Feminisms (Other) Values'

2. Erin Cahill

On the Connection Between Self Perception and

The Impact of Populism on Equal Opportunity Agendas'

Postmodern Feminist Analyses and Talk of Inequality

3. Deborah Carlyon

Outlaws and their Mortgages'

Political Response'

in Health Care'

Mama Kuma' and Writing 'Her Story''

3. Margaret Patricia Blanch

3. Sri Nuryanti

3. Tara Atluri

10:00am

(Contributing Chair: Ann Curthoys)

Queering Difference and Social Justice'

Indonesian Perspective on Muslim Women in Politics'

Self-Help, Other Bodies'

10:30am

MORNING TEA

11:00am

PLENARY: REPRESENTATIONS

1. Gabrielle Griffin

Diasporic Subjects'

11:30am

2. Raylene Ramsey

Hybridity in the Representations of the Female Body

in the Literature of Kanaky/New Caledonia'

12:00pm

3. Aileen Moreton-Robinson

Whiteness, Epistemology & Indigenous Representation'

12:30pm

LUNCH

1:00pm

1:30pm

1. Catherine McTavish

1. Sonja Kurtzer

1. Noor Rahamah Hj. Abu Bakar

1. Penny Rossiter

1. Jean Marie Byrne

From Rubblewomen to Icon'

Identity, Place and Belongin in Kim Mahood's Craft

Occupational Segregation by Gender in Malaysia'

Inter-corporeal Adventures'

Who am I?'

2. Janine Little

for a Dry Lake'

2. Fiona MacPhail and Xiao-yuan Dong

2. Howard Gilbert

2. Ritu Sen Chaudhuri

2:00pm

Apprehended Violence and Journalism's Women'

2. Lana Zannettino

Women Go Home'

Sacred Clay and Women in Mawashi'

Women in a Colonial Public Space'

3. Urbashi Barat

Looking Beyond Discourse in the Explication of

3. Nina Nurmila

3. Michael Flood

3. Angela Coco

Writing the Self'

Subjective Gender'

Indonesian Marriage Law on Polygamy'

Men, Sex and Mateship'

Authority and Legitimation in a Feminist Wiccan

2:30pm

3. Lisa Buxton & Leesa Watego

Spirituality Group'

Reconstructing Indigenous Womenhood

4. Zohra Andi Baso

Realities in Conflict'

Islam & Feminism in Indonesia'

3:00pm

AFTERNOON TEA

3:30pm

PLENARY: WOMEN'S & GENDER ST

4:00pm

1. Gabriele Griffin

European Women's Studies/Women's Studies in Europe'

2. Maryanne Dever

4:30pm

"The Ability to See Through the Bullshit"'

3. Rebecca Pelan

Undisciplined Women'

5:00pm

Aborignal Women's Perspectives

1. Barbara Baird

1. Jane Rowles

1. Sonia Smallacombe

Choosing Choice'

1. Cheryl Hercus

Dangerous Fruit'

Speaking Positions on Indigenous Violence

2. Jacqueline Paul

Establishing Feminist Presence in Daily Life'

2. Sue Lovell

5:30pm

2. Jackie Huggins

Cuban Women'

"A Fog of Bewilderment"'

Writing Aboriginal Women's History'

3. Penny Robinson

2. Group Presentation

3. Agnieszka Zabicka

3. Vicki Grieves

Labor Maternalism and the White Australia Policy

J. Browne, B.Davies, S. Gannon, E Honan, M. Somer

Female Gothic Motifs in Mona Caird's The Wing of Azrael'

6:00pm

Aunty Bertha: Aboriginal Woman as Farmer's Wife

"Truly Wild Things"'

6:30pm

DINNER

7:00pm

7:30pm

FILM