Series[UMA-SRE-20140042] General correspondence received by Germaine GreerAccession[2014.0038] GERMAINE GREER ARCHIVEIdentifierUMA-ITE-2014004200854Scope and ContentCorrespondents: Germaine Greer; Nicola Swain; Kate Swallow; Richard Swallow; Anglia Television; Savvy Magazine; Annalyn Swan; Adrienne Swan; Journeyman Productions; Christopher Swan; Jane Swann; Pauline Swanepael; Grace Swann; Brian Clarkson; University College of Swansea; Nicola Clase, Ambassador of Sweden; Louise Swarbrick; Betty Swanwick; Walter Schwartz; Hallmark Gallery; Susan Swayn; Brian Sweeney; Michelle Sweeney; Pamela Sweeney; Sharon Sweeney; Valerie Sweet; Fay Sweet; Stephanie Sweeting; Louise Swenson; Jeremy Swift; The Anti-Slavery Society for the Protection of Human Rights; Amanda Swift; Caroline Swift; Gwen Swinburne; Owen Swindale; Swindon Festival of Literature; Matt Holland; Erik Burnett-Godfree; Borough of Thamesdown; Kate Swinhoe; Louise Swinn. Subjects: Cats; Women's work; Teaching; Wildlife conservation; The Independent; Country Notebook (The Telegraph); The Obstacle Race; Women artists; Celebrity Christmas trees; Vietnam War 1961-1975; Gay pornography; Female gaze; Self-publishing; Obituaries; The Whole Woman; Paula Rego; Portrait painting; Female Circumcision; Anthropology; Episiotomy; Surgery, Plastic; Female orgasm; Sex and Destiny; The Sunday Times; 1972 Australia Tour; Australia--Politics and Government; Knives; The Female Eunuch; Arts fund raising. Contains: Islam and the Media - How Broadcasting in Britain Approaches the Issues of the Muslim World, A Report of the 1993 Conference and Programme Awards Presentation, The One World Broadcasting Trust; substantial correspondence with Walter Swartz (Hallmark Gallery, 1971) regarding Christmas in Vietnam tree (see also Dr G's Tree in Print series 2014.0046.00055); correspondence Jeremy Swift (The Anti-Slavery Society for the Protection of Human Rights, 1975) with detailed critique of draft report on female circumcision by Hermione Harris and Caroline Bond; programs for Swindon Festival of Literature 1995 and 1996.Access StatusAccess restrictions applyRequest TypeRequest unitUnit2014.0042 Unit 0100
