Judy Greenway

Histories

I am currently working on scanning my published articles and making them available as web pages and downloadable Word documents.

There are also links to articles elsewhere online.

Available so far:

NEW Available as download: The Gender Politics of Anarchist History: re/membering women, re/minding men, 2010. Paper given at the panel on Anarchism and Feminism, PSA conference, Edinburgh, April 2010. An expanded version will be made available on this site at a later date. [Discusses how gendered approaches to anarchist history can generate new ideas about anarchism past, present and future]

Speaking desire: anarchism and free love as utopian performance in fin de siècle Britain in Laurence Davis and Ruth Kinna, (eds) 2009, Anarchism and Utopianism. Manchester: Manchester University Press. [I hope to add this article to my website at a later date.]

Now available on this site: Desire, delight, regret: discovering Elizabeth Gibson, Qualitative Research, 2008: 8, pp 317-324. [Discusses the process of researching a previously unknown relative, poet and feminist Elizabeth Gibson.]

Enemies of the State? Homosexuality in the Nineteenth Century, 2005, Anarchist Studies 13:1, pp.90-95. [Review article discussing the links between sexual and political outlaws.]

Anarchists, Aliens and Detectives, History Today, December 2005.
[When an ex-anarchist sued an ex-policeman for libel, the trial became a melodrama linking anarchists, aliens and terrorists in the run-up to the Aliens Act of 1905.]

Shoulder to Shoulder: Elizabeth and Wilfrid Gibson, Dymock Poets and Friends, No.3, 2004, pp.23-33. [Discusses the relationship between the poet siblings, and traces the networks of friendship and influence supporting their artistic and political development.]

NEW: Now available on this site
No Place For Women? Anti-utopianism and the Utopian Politics of the 1890s, Geografisker Annaler 84 B, 2002, 3-4:31-39. [Discusses women’s fictional and non-fiction accounts of utopian experiments in 1890s England, and how these become stories which reinforce anti-utopian narratives.]

Tales of Endurance, 2002, TES Primary, February 2002, pp18-21 (links to online version). [Shackleton’s Antarctic adventures discussed for primary school teachers.]

Sex, Politics and Housework, 1993. In Chris Coates, Jonathan How, Lee Jones, William Morris, and Andy Wood, (eds), Diggers and Dreamers 94/95: The Guide to Communal Living. Communes Network: Winslow, Buckinghamshire, pp. 39-45. [Problems and tensions between men and women in utopian communities are nothing new, especially when it comes to sharing the housework.]

All word cloud images on these pages were made at the WORDLE website.