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INDEX

abortion,
97
,
166
,
167
,
182
,
184
,
189
–
91
,
192
,
193
,
194
,
196
,
205
,
246
,
252
; back-street,
168
; rights,
234

Abortion Law Reform Act (1967),
168
,
189
,
191

Abortion Law Reform Association,
167
,
181

Abrams, Mark,
161

abstinence, for girls,
226

Adam, Noëlle,
137

Adler, Bill,
Love Letters to the Beatles
,
158

adolescence, of girls,
65
,
66

adulthood: definition of,
6
–
7
; age of transition to,
169
,
171
,
223
,
246

age of consent,
18
,
106

agency of women,
253

Aitkenhead, Decca,
230

alcohol, drinking of,
76
,
228
see also
binge drinking

Allen, Grant,
The Woman Who Did
,
51

Allen, Mary,
92

Allen, Ricky
see
Hulten, Karl

Amis, Kingsley,
Lucky Jim
,
135

Amos, Sarah,
43

Anderson, Elizabeth Garrett,
23
,
56

Anderson, Jim,
182

Anglican White Cross Society,
28

Anka, Paul,
157

anorexia nervosa
,
215
,
217
–
21
,
231

anxieties about bodily appearance,
216
,
250

appetite, distortions of,
221

approved schools,
105
–
6
,
113
–
14
,
116
,
121

Arnot, Madeleine, with Miriam David and Gaby Weiner,
Closing the Gender Gap
,
235
–
6

Ashton, Winifred,
Regiment of Women
,
81

Ashworth, Andrea,
207

Asian women in Britain,
201
–
2

Astor, Lord,
147
,
149

autonomy,
187
,
196

aviators, women as,
86
–
9

Backfisch
, use of term,
71

Baden-Powell, Agnes,
73
,
77
–
8

Baden-Powell, Olave, née St Clair Soames,
73

Baden-Powell, Robert,
72
–
3

Bailey, Reg,
Letting Children be Children
,
226

Baker, Carroll,
126

Bakewell, Joan,
226
–
7

Ball, Zoe,
229

Barber, Lynn,
130
–
1

Barker, Lilian,
116

Barlow, James,
Term of Trial
,
164

Barnard, A. B.,
The Girl's Book about Herself
,
68

Bashkirtseff, Marie,
53
–
4

battered wives, shelters for,
208

Baxter, Miss,
200

Beale, Dorothea,
47

Beale, Lionel,
57

Beat Girl
,
245

beat girls,
137
–
74

Beatlemania,
157
–
60
,
246

Beatles: MBE awards,
157
–
8
;
Please Please Me
,
157

Beatnik Beauty
,
154

beauty, idealised standards of,
212

beauty pornography,
232
,
250

Beauvoir, Simone de:
Brigitte Bardot and the Lolita Syndrome
,
127
;
Le Deuxième Sexe
,
197

‘Because I am a Girl' campaign,
253

Bedford College,
46
–
7