Dr Prudence Flowers

Position/s:Lecturer
American Studies
 Lecturer
History
Phone: +61 8 82017911
Email:
Location: Social Sciences South (245)
Postal address: GPO Box 2100, Adelaide 5001, South Australia

Teaching

Topic Coordinator:

  • AMST2001  Twentieth Century America
  • AMST3009  Civil War Era America
  • AMST3014  One Nation Under God? Religion in American Public Life
  • HIST1703  Turning Points in World History
  • HIST2020  Colonies, Empire, and Revolution: British North America 1500-1800
  • HIST7010  Guns and Butter: The United States in the Long 1960s

Research and supervision

Publications

Journal articles
Flowers, P.G. (2010). Review: Revolutionary Conceptions: Women, Fertility and Family Limitations in America, 1760-1820. Health and History, 12(2), pp.150-152. [online]. Available from: http://www.jstor.org/stable/10.5401/healthhist.12.issue-2.
Flowers, P.G. (2006). Review: Phyllis Schlafly and Grassroots Conservatism. Melbourne Historical Journal, 35, pp.104-105.
Flowers, P.G. (2006). White ribboners and the ideology of separate spheres, 1860s-1890s. Australasian Journal of American Studies, 25(1), pp.14-31.
Conference publications
Flowers, P.G. (2010). "A Movement in Disarray": The Right-to-Life Movement During President Ronald Reagan's First Term in Office. In Australian and New Zealand American Studies Association Conference. Australian and New Zealand American Studies Association Conference.
Flowers, P.G. (2009). The Right-to-Life Movement and the Reagan Administration: Negotiating the Politics of Abortion. In Historians of the Twentieth Century United States Conference, University of Cambridge. Historians of the Twentieth Century United States Conference, University of Cambridge.
Flowers, P.G. (2008). The "Baby Killer" Approach: The Anti-Abortion Movement and the Emergence of the New Right. In Australian and New Zealand American Studies Association Conference. Australian and New Zealand American Studies Association Conference.
Flowers, P.G. (2006). The Nomination of Sandra Day O'Connor and the Issue of Abortion. In Australian and New Zealand American Studies Association Conference. Australian and New Zealand American Studies Association Conference.


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