Miscellaneous - letters, notes and talks

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Series[UMA-SRE-20140045] MAJOR WORKSAccession[2014.0038] GERMAINE GREER ARCHIVEIdentifierUMA-ITE-2014004500602Scope and ContentHandwritten notes, typescripts of articles (photocopies and carbon copies); correspondence; press clippings by and about GG (c.1987-1988); annotated typescript of title page Sex and Destiny, c. 1982; 4-6 January 1986 filofax diary page, listing engagements; research material, including re The Boy, Aboriginal languages, art, Queensland election 2012, Australian Rainforest Conservation Society; reviews and notes of publication, including of The Boy, River Journeys (GG contributor), The Mad Women's Underclothes; invitation to "Bonfire at the Mills", Monday 5 November; itinerary Wednesday 3 June; booklet, KB KnockBack: the hardcore issue, undated, c. 1980s, lined index card. Contents include GG articles on The Oz trial, rape law, women's liberation (annotated "Sun? Print archive"); Greer on Rape Attn: Worsthorne Sunday Telegraph, the attraction of "bad men", (1980), The Obstacle Race (annotated "Women and Art"), 'The Repression of Women Artists' [The Atlantic?, undated]. Correspondents: Beth Grant, Tonight Show, NBC (9 May 1972 telex re rerun of Tonight Show with GG appearance); Germaine Greer to Emily Miller Munday (handwritten draft about Guatemala, noted "never sent 1982"); Lord Gnome (Richard Ingram); Michael Fishwick, Bloomsbury (2008, with artwork for revised Shakespeare's Wife). Subjects: Journalism; Press coverage; Publicity; The Obstacle Race; Sex and Destiny; The Boy; Shakespeare's Wife; The Madwoman’s Underclothes; Oz Magazine UK obscenity trial; Conservation of natural resources. Relates to Item 2014.0045.00603Access StatusAccess restrictions applyRequest TypeRequest unitUnit2014.0045 Unit 0053

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CreatorGreer, GermaineRoleProvenance

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Datec.1972-2012

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Previous System ID2014.0045.00602

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Miscellaneous - letters, notes and talks