feminist seventies afternoon programme

1.10-2.00	lunch
2.10-3.00	AFTERNOON PLENARY Myrtle Hill Challenging the State We're In: The feminist seventies in `Troubled' Northern Ireland
3.00-3.15	tea
3.15-4.45	PARALLEL SESSIONS THREE
	SESSION A Laurel Foster Liberating the Recipe: A study of the recipe form in feminist magazines and newsletters of the 1970s Julia Hallam Negotiating popular feminism: Butterflies and The Feminine Mystique Rosie Ilett Library work for housewives - or the liberated librarian?: Exploring feminist thinking in British and American librarianship in the 1970s chair: Mary Joannou	SESSION B Margaret Beetham Feminism across Generations Jo Brain and Clare Hemmings Remembering the 1970s: Feminism, Institutionalisation and Historiography chair: Eve Setch	SESSION C Sarah Edwards The Edwardian Lady: A 1970s icon? Kristyn Gorton Then and Now: A new time for feminism Judy Giles Revisiting The Feminine Mystique: Betty Friedan and the suburban housewife chair: Emma Robertson	SESSION D Maria Coppola 1972-1993. Reading across the Years: "Spare Rib" and the Representation of Women Tammy Grimshaw Literary Negotiations of Female Homosexuality in the 1970s: Lesbianism in Iris Murdoch's An Accidental Man Maria Vara Cordelia versus Lise: Two striking versions of power distribution in women's detective fiction in the seventies chair: Paulina Palmer	WORKSHOP Women's Reproductive Rights Campaign Wrinklies The unravelling of a `woman's right to choose': Reproductive health politics from abortion to genetics
4.55-5.55	CLOSING PLENARY Gail Chester Active Then, Active Now: or, I still call myself a radical feminist' Zoe Fairbairns Saying What We Want: Women's Liberation and the Seven Demands