Articles by: Julie Stephens

Author Biography:

Julie Stephens is an academic and author who practises psychoanalysis in Melbourne.

Motherhood and the market [Parenting, work and Leunig, Michael.]

Greer in Melbourne: mystique, penetration and shrewism

Up against the wall revisionists!

Julie Stephens defends the sixties against its enemies and friends.

Cryopreservation for the corporation!

Corporate imperatives and choicefeminism reshaping motherhood. 'Freeze your eggs and free your career', the April 2014 cover of 'Bloomberg Businessweek' proclaims. A young female executive in a defiant stance is pictured above the statement that there is a new fertility procedure giving women 'more choices in the quest to have it all'. Apple and Facebook are said to be leading the way in offering financial support for their employees to access fertility services as part…

Cultural Memory, Feminism and Motherhood

An examination of how the realities of motherhood have influenced feminist thought is presented. There has been an active forgetting of the nurturing mother in feminist recall, which is a profound cultural significance and this is due to the complex political stakes and meanings bound up with what a culture remembers and forgets.