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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 27, 1972
Page
5
The piece comments on Mitchells 1980s work and contrasts American and English feminism. It notes Marine Forsters influence and questions the movement’s public rhetoric versus practical impact for working mothers. The reviewer dislikes some jargon yet acknowledges complex theory and material.
A critical examination of Juliet Mitchell's work, tracing the links between the Women's Liberation Movement and broader movements in capitalist societies across America, England, and France. The review discusses the book's method, sections on oppression and family, and assesses its accessibility, noting strengths in dialogue with workers and weaknesses in psychological terms and personal vows.
A critical review of a collection on women in a male dominated world. The writer questions cover nudity and stereotypes while highlighting essays by Figes and Wollstonecraft themes. Observes clashes between feminist intent and male chauvinist reactions, noting uneven contributions and controversial passages.
A survey of icon worship tracing its roots in Hellenistic, Roman, and Jewish influences, from early Christian and Byzantine art to the sacred role of icons in worship. It covers origins, theological debates on graven images, material methods, and gradual stylistic shifts through history.
A fragmented retrospective chronicles Greece from 1904 to the 1940s, detailing monarchy upheavals, coups, and invasions. It highlights George I, Constantine I, and the fragile republic era, noting Allied pressure, communist threats, and key figures like Papandreou, Plastiras, and Frede rica in shaping modern Greek politics and the royal family’s fate.
A critical review of David Lashak’s The Story Behind Bangladesh, arguing the book, written fast by a journalist, offers a vivid but flawed account of East Pakistan’s revolt 1963 72. It notes Lashak’s on the spot reporting, factual gaps, and overemphasis on political failure, while highlighting the cyclone tragedy of 1970, Ayub Khan, Yahya Khan, and Sheikh Mujibur Rahman’s roles as key contexts shaping the Bangladesh crisis. The reviewer suggests future works will place events in fuller perspective.
The text praises Walter Macken as a renowned actor, novelist, and playwright before his 1967 death. It notes his fame for novels, mentions The Bogman set in Ireland, and briefly references his storytelling with dramatic scenes suited for the stage.
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