Marian Quartly

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Marian Quartly is affiliated with the following schools: University of Melbourne, Australian National University, Monash University

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Marian Quartly's Degrees

Bachelors History University of Melbourne
Masters History University of Melbourne
PhD History University of Melbourne

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According to Wikipedia, Marian Quartly is an Australian social historian. She is professor emeritus in history at Monash University. Early life and education Marian Quartly is the daughter of Valma Jean and metalworker Gordon Henry Quartly. She was born in 1942 in Adelaide, South Australia. She attended Blair Athol State School and then Wilderness School. In 1964 she completed a BA at the University of Adelaide. She moved to Melbourne, where she graduated with a PhD at Monash University in 1970.

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Published Works

Creating a nation (1994) (225)
Creating a Nation: A Dramatic New History That Challenges the Conventional View of Australia's Past as a Creation of White Men of British Descent. (1997) (45)
Forced Child Removal and the Politics of National Apologies in Australia (2013) (17)
'In the Best Interests of the Child': Mapping the (Re)Emergence of Pro-Adoption Politics in Contemporary Australia (2009) (17)
Damned Whores and God’s Police: The Colonisation of Women in Australia (2017) (14)
“Forced Adoption” in the Australian Story of National Regret and Apology† (2012) (14)
A virtual museum of computing history: an educational resource bringing the relationship between people and computers to life (2011) (10)
Australian Historical Studies (1999) (10)
ADOPTION AND FEMINISM (2009) (9)
Defending “The Purity of Home Life” Against Socialism: The Founding Years of the Australian Women's National League (2004) (8)
Fat man v. 'The people': Labour intellectuals and the making of oppositional identities, 1890-1901 (2007) (8)
The Market in Babies: Stories of Australian Adoption (2013) (7)
Mainstream Women's Organisations in Australia: the challenges of national and international co-operation after the Great War (2012) (6)
Using cartoons as historical evidence (2009) (6)
Mothers and Fathers and Brothers and Sisters: The AWA and the ANA and Gendered Citizenship (1993) (5)
Three Views on "Creating a Nation" (1995) (5)
History of adoption (2019) (4)
User-centred design, e-research, and adaptive capacity in cultural institutions: The case of the Women on Farms Gathering collection (2006) (4)
Documents on women in colonial Australia (1995) (4)
The Australian Women’s National League and Democracy, 1904–1921 (2006) (4)
'I Knew Who I Was Not, But Not Who I Was'. Public Storytelling in the Lives of Australian Adoptees (2013) (3)
The market in children: Analysing the language of adoption in Australia (2012) (3)
Creating a Nation, 1788-2007 (2006) (3)
The Colonies: Paths to Federation: Victoria (1999) (3)
All the world over (2009) (3)
‘[W]e Find Families for Children, Not Children for Families’: An Incident in the Long and Unhappy History of Relations between Social Workers and Adoptive Parents (2012) (3)
Freedom Bound I: Documents on Women in Colonial Australia@@@Freedom Bound II: Documents on Women in Modern Australia (1997) (3)
The Enigmatic Mr Deakin (2018) (3)
Making the National councils of women national: The formation of a nation-wide organisation in Australia 1896-1931 (2009) (2)
Adelaide: Growing up in the fifties: Safe places (1997) (2)
Making Working-class Heroes: Labor Cartoonists and the Australian Worker, 1903-16 (2005) (2)
The Market in Babies (2013) (2)
My life in history (2013) (2)
Women citizens of the new nation: reading some visual evidence (2002) (2)
Adoption, fostering, permanent care and beyond Re-thinking policy and practice on out-of-home care for children in Australia (2010) (2)
Drawing the Line: Using Cartoons as Historical Evidence (2020) (2)
The rights of the child in global perspective (2010) (2)
Respectable Radicals: A History of the National Council of Women of Australia 1896-2006 (2015) (1)
Political Representations of Adoption in Australia, 2005–2007 (2021) (1)
Australian Women's Non-Government Organisations and Government (2014) (1)
Muscles and Manhood: Labor Cartoonists and the Australian Worker (2004) (1)
A History of the Australian Natives Association 1871-1900. (2019) (1)
The Australian National Council of Women (2014) (1)
Moderate and mainstream: Leadership in the National Council of Women of Australia, 1930s to 1970s (2014) (1)
Outline Model Curriculum Framework: Australian History Years 3–10 (2007) (1)
From the Editor (2008) (0)
Old Age in Australia: A History (2016) (0)
AHA/Cultural Institutions Honorary Fellowships 2004–05 (2005) (0)
Learning from our elders: The role Graduate Women Victoria in mentoring professional women (2012) (0)
Australian history journals – current contents (2005) (0)
National Archives Awards to Historians (2006) (0)
Journals – Current Contents (2005) (0)
Editor's prize (2004) (0)
Book Reviews (2004) (0)
Alexandra Hasluck Historian (1998) (0)
Into the new millennium (2006) (0)
Australian Historical Journals: Notice of Contents (2005) (0)
The Seventies: The Political, the Personal and the Making of Modern Australia (2019) (0)
From the Editor (2008) (0)
From the Editor (2007) (0)
AHA Honour Roll (2009) (0)
AHA Prizes to be Awarded in 2008 (2006) (0)
In this issue (2000) (0)
The 'Whig' View of Australian History, and Other Essays [Book Review] (2009) (0)
'Why can't I have my baby tomorrow?': A legislative periodisation of intercountry adoption in Victoria and Australia from the early 1970s to the present (2015) (0)
Social and Political History of Adoption in Australia (2021) (0)
Review Policy for History Australia (2006) (0)
Comfort and Judgement: Nineteenth Century Advice Manuals and the Scripting of Australian Identity (2020) (0)
In the shadow of the Stolen Generations…: Forced child removal, national apologies and the case of non-Indigenous mothers separated from their children by past adoption practices (2011) (0)
Reinventing Manning Clark [Book Review] (1994) (0)
Books (2003) (0)
From the Editor (2005) (0)
Cish Congress 2005 (2005) (0)
In this issue (2001) (0)
Introduction: New Directions in Welfare History (2005) (0)
AHA Calendar: 2004–2006 (2005) (0)
From the Editor (2007) (0)
AHA Prizes 2006 and Beyond (2006) (0)
In This Issue (2000) (0)
Winners of AHA Prizes (2005) (0)
AHA Prizes 2008 (2007) (0)
AHA Prizes 2006 (2005) (0)
AHA Prizes 2006 and Beyond (2005) (0)
Divorce and legal separation in Australia c. 1900 (2020) (0)
Public records, private life: the study of one Aboriginal woman and her journey from non-citizen to citizen (2003) (0)
AHA Calendar of Events (2008) (0)
From the Editor (2006) (0)
South Australian lunatics and their custodians, 1836-1846 (1966) (0)
Winners of Aha Prizes, Present and Past (2005) (0)
In this issue (2001) (0)
AHA Prize and Award Winners (2007) (0)
From the Editor (2006) (0)
Nationhood as represented in images of Australian soldiers published in newspapers and journals during the First World War (2007) (0)
Sites of Contention (2013) (0)
Conversations Across Time and Place (2005) (0)
From the Editor (2005) (0)
The Max Kelly Medal for 2006 awarded to Emily Pollnitz (2007) (0)
Exhibitions (2007) (0)
AHA Affiliates/Network (2005) (0)
AHA Prizes 2009-10 in Brief (2008) (0)
The honest history book [Book Review] (2018) (0)
Editors Prize (2005) (0)
Mateship: Trust and Exclusion in Australian History (2006) (0)
From The Editor (2008) (0)
Muscles and manhood: labour cartoonists and the Australian worker, 1896-1918 (2004) (0)
AHA Calendar: 2005–2007 (2005) (0)
Sharon Crozier-De Rosa on shame and patriotic womanhood (2020) (0)
Australian Catholic History Conference (2005) (0)
AHA Code of Conduct (2005) (0)
Australian Historical Association (AHA) (2006) (0)
Introduction, new directions in welfare history [A collection of articles drawn from the Australasian Welfare History Workshop (2005: Melbourne).] (2005) (0)
Upholding the faith. The process of education in Catholic schools in Australia, 1922¿1965. By Thomas A. O'Donoghue. (History of Schools and Schooling, 24.) Pp. ix+171. New York: Peter Lang, 2001. 0 8204 5653 5 (2003) (0)
AHA Prizes and Awards (2006) (0)
Submitting a manuscript to History Australia (2008) (0)
In this issue (2002) (0)
From the Editor (2005) (0)
From the Editor (2003) (0)
Announcing a New History Prize: The AHA/CAL Postgraduate History Prize (worth $4,000) (2007) (0)
Call for Papers: Enlightenment and Reform in Modern British Culture (2005) (0)
Advice to contributors: Submitting a manuscript to History Australia (2005) (0)

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