Worlds Between: Historical Perspectives on Gender and ClassJohn Wiley & Sons, 2013 M05 29 - 288 pages This book presents a series of pioneering studies which together constitute a reappraisal of our understanding of the relationship between gender and history. |
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... concept of dispersed or fractured forms ofpower.5 In myown intellectual journey thesepatterns, and the common ... concepts and language in the earlier pieces reflect concerns andapproaches of the period in which they were written. My ...
... concept of dispersed or fractured forms ofpower.5 In myown intellectual journey thesepatterns, and the common ... concepts and language in the earlier pieces reflect concerns andapproaches of the period in which they were written. My ...
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... concepts of hierarchy, refracted throughafemaleservant's encounters with the provincial upper–middleclass world while living underthe same roof, kindled my determination to give voiceto servantsas human beings in their own right as ...
... concepts of hierarchy, refracted throughafemaleservant's encounters with the provincial upper–middleclass world while living underthe same roof, kindled my determination to give voiceto servantsas human beings in their own right as ...
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... , itself an unnoted masculine concept. Legal debates in this periodand changes around marriage, inheritance, thecontract of employment andthecreation of the business corporation, as wellas feminist debates about the gendered.
... , itself an unnoted masculine concept. Legal debates in this periodand changes around marriage, inheritance, thecontract of employment andthecreation of the business corporation, as wellas feminist debates about the gendered.
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... concepts but their whole cosmology as well as dailylifesupport systems would meltaway. Inan effortto understand the dominationof these definitions, British feminist historians in the 1970s and 1980s spoke of a nineteenthcentury ideology ...
... concepts but their whole cosmology as well as dailylifesupport systems would meltaway. Inan effortto understand the dominationof these definitions, British feminist historians in the 1970s and 1980s spoke of a nineteenthcentury ideology ...
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... concept as wellas thehome asanactual spacewere coined and elaborated beyond recognitionon a much wider scale and further down the social hierarchy than ever before, in the countryside as well as intowns. By the second quarter of the ...
... concept as wellas thehome asanactual spacewere coined and elaborated beyond recognitionon a much wider scale and further down the social hierarchy than ever before, in the countryside as well as intowns. By the second quarter of the ...
Contents
Home and Communityin English Society with Jeanne LEsperance and Howard | |
TheRationalization of Housework | |
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Worlds Between: Historical Perspectives on Gender and Class Leonore Davidoff No preview available - 1995 |
Worlds Between: Historical Perspectives on Gender and Class Leonore Davidoff No preview available - 1995 |
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