Female Convicts as Women Travellers: an investigation into how the itineraries of convict experience affected life narratives

去澳大利亚的女囚，？交通工具？意味着国际旅行。通过将罪犯描绘成旅行者，该项目将提供一个新的视角来看待妇女，她们的罪犯行程从根本上影响了她们的生活方向。注意到时间和地点的具体情况，该项目调查了妇女的监禁和非监禁经历，她们作为囚犯的共同航行既不是她们旅行的开始，也不是结束。这项研究涉及到系统的集群抽样三艘船航行到货车迪门的土地，而运输是在其高度：和谐（1829年），阿特威克（1838年），伊丽莎白和亨利（1847年）。

For convict women sent to Australia, ?transportation? meant international travel. By mapping the convicts as travellers, this project will afford a new perspective on women whose convict itineraries radically affected the direction of their lives. Alert to the specifics of time and place, the project investigates the carceral and non-carceral experiences of women whose shared voyage as convicts was neither the beginning nor the end of their travels. The research involves a systematic cluster sampling of three ships which sailed to Van Diemen's Land while transportation was at its height: the Harmony (1829), Atwick (1838), and Elizabeth and Henry (1847).