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Winter 2021
Issue no. 2
The majority of articles in our second issue were written by history students and researchers at the University of Queensland, Australia, as well as one author from the National Taiwan Normal University (國立臺灣師範大學).
Winter 2021 also features our second Signpost Interview, with Zoe Devenport in conversation with Brisbane-based architectural historian Marianne Taylor (also known as The House Detective).
Signpost no. 2:
Marianne Taylor -
The House Detective
Zoe Devenport in conversation with architectural historian Marianne Taylor
Female Impersonation in Early Republican China and Taiwan: Questions of National and Ethnic Identity
Anders Blomso
The Transformation of a 'Private Condition into a Public Coat of Armour': The Mothers of the Disappeared, maternal performance, and public space in 1970s Buenos Aires
Kitty Lloyd
Dead Cats on Tables and the Australian Nation: The history of power, authority, and identity infiltrating our prehistory and archaeology
Molly Turnbull
The Apotheosis of Julius Caesar:
Did Julius Caesar aim consciously to become a god of the Roman state religion or was divinity a natural consequence of his autocratic power?
Charlotte Lethbridge
Forgotten Footnotes:
Revisiting the Relationship Between Racism and David Hume's Argument Against the Supernatural
Angela Davis
‘Courage Calls to Courage Everywhere’: Millicent Garret Fawcett as Leader of the Women’s Suffrage Movement
Joy Chalaby
Why was Pauline Hanson able to attract such high levels of support after her emergence in 1996?
Maxwell Diss
Anchor 1
'Common Peace, or Common Pieces?':
Examining the Ties Between the Foreign Policy of the Athenian Dēmos and the Second Athenian League
Brendan Ellis
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