The creation of feminist consciousness : from the Middle Ages to eighteen-seventy
Gerda Lerner (Author)
"A pioneer in women's studies and long-term activist for women's issues, and a past president of the Organization of American Historians, Gerda Lerner is one of the founders and foremost scholars of Women's History. The Creation of Patriarchy, the first book in her two-volume Women and History Series (1986) received wide review attention and much acclaim, winning the prestigious Joan Kelly Prize of the American Historical Association for the best work on Women's History that year. Ms. hailed the book for providing "a grand historical framework that was impossible even to imagine before the enlightenment about women's place in the world provided by her earlier work and that of other feminist scholars." New Directions for Women said it "may well be the most important work in feminist theory to appear in our generation.""
Women and history, v. 2
Series
xii, 395 pages ; 25 cm.
9780195066043, 9780195090604, 0195066049, 0195090608
26052817
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Authorization through creativity
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Female clusters, female networks, social spaces
The search for women's history
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