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Type: | Book chapter |
Title: | Eleanor Rivett (1883-1972): Educationalist, Missionary and Internationalist |
Author: | Allen, M. |
Citation: | 2011, pp.45-63 |
Publisher: | You need to add a publisher |
Publisher Place: | Australia |
Issue Date: | 2011 |
ISBN: | 9781921775680 |
Statement of Responsibility: | Margaret Allen |
Abstract: | The chapter explores the leadership of Eleanor Rivett (1883–1972) as an educator and missionary in India from 1907–47 and her progressive internationalist stance also during the last decades of her life in Australia. Her cross-cultural relationships were ahead of many in India at the time. Her work to educate and lead the Australian public to a greater appreciation of Australia’s position and potential in the Asia-Pacific region began while she was in India but continued until her demise. While the Student Christian Movement and the friends and colleagues she made within it are important to understanding her achievements, the chapter argues the crucial importance of her family background. |
Keywords: | Missionaries women’s education India Australia–India relations |
Appears in Collections: | Aurora harvest 5 History publications |
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