Margaret Allen Margaret Allen i(A35479 works by) (a.k.a. Margaret Ellen Allen)
Born: Established: 1947 ;
Gender: Female
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Margaret Allen taught gender studies and history in the Department of Social Inquiry at the University of Adelaide.

Alllen researched nineteenth-century South Australian writers, especially C.H. Spence, Matilda Jane Evans, and Catherine Martin.

Allen has also researched late nineteenth and early twentieth century connections between Australia and India with a focus on gender relations. Results of her research were published including 'White Already to Harvest : South Australian Women Missionaries in India', Feminist Review, 65 (June, 2000): 92-107 and 'Shadow Letters and the Karnana Letter: Indians Negotiate the White Australia Policy, 1901-1921', Life Writing, 8 (2011): 187-202.

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