Daphne Gollan further papers, probably 1960s-1990s

MLMSS 10562

fonds

probably 1960s-1990s

9658689

0.04 metres of textual material (1 folder) - typescript, manuscript

Gollan was a feminist, academic historian and political activist. She joined the Communist Party of Australia in 1938, was an active feminist in the 1970s and 1980s, appointed history lecturer at the Australian National University in 1970, and a Greens candidate in 1984 and 1987.
Reference:
Kent, Bruce. "Obituary - Daphne Gollan: Historian, feminist and participatory democrat." Labour History, 78 (May 2000): 206-208. Accessed 21 June 2021. https://www.jstor.org/stable/27516709

Acquired from Daphne Gollan's children, Kathy and Klim Gollan, 2003

14 typescript short stories and essays titled: ‘Lending a hand in the strike’, printed and typescript manuscript with handwritten corrections, 1991; 'Launching Australian feminist studies’, 1988; 'Old women’s tales’; ‘Digging around in the past’; ‘Bodily functions’; ‘The senior inspector’; ‘Tutorial hints for women students’; ‘The farewell’; ‘The grandmother’s tale’; ‘For Soviet historians ...’; ‘Is that all?’; ‘A price to pay’
2 typed draft manuscripts titled ‘Unreliable allies’
Typescript letter from Jean Bedford to Daphne, providing comments on Gollan’s ‘Unreliable allies’ manuscript.

In copyright:
Copyright holder:: Daphne Gollan
Please acknowledge:: Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales and Courtesy Daphne Gollan

Approximate dates sourced from earlier collection correspondence file.