دانلود کتاب Gendered Domains: Rethinking Public and Private in Women's History

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Contents\nIllustrations\nPreface\nAcknowledgments\nIntroduction: Converging on History\nPART I. RETHINKING SEPARATE SPHERES\n1. The Cloistering of Medieval Nuns: Release or Repression, Reality or Fantasy?\n2. Beyond Harem Walls: Ottoman Royal Women and the Exercise of Power\n3. Maria Winkelmann at the Berlin Academy: The Clash between Craft Traditions and Professional Science\n4. Sense and Sensibility: A Case Study of Women\'s Reading in Late Victorian America\n5. In and around the Lighthouse: Working-Class Lesbian Bar Culture in the I950S and I96os\nPART II. CIRCLES OF SOCIAL CONTROL AND RESISTANCE\n6. Safety and Danger: Women on American Public Transport, 1750-1850\n7. Disordered Bodies/Disorderly Acts: Medical Discourse and the Female Criminal in Nineteenth-Century Paris\n8. The Unruly Woman of the Paris Commune\n9. True Women, Real Men: Gender, Ideology, and Social Roles in the Garvey Movement\n10. Learning to Live \"Just Like White Folks\": Gender, Ethnicity, and the State in the Inland Northwest\nPART III. CONTRADICTIONS OF SOCIAL WELFARE\n11. Women in the Public Sphere in Early Modern England: The Case of the Urban Working Poor\n12. Good and Bad Mothers: Lady Philanthropists and London Housewives before World War I\n13. Federal Help for Mothers: The Rise and Fall of the Sheppard-Towner Act in the I920s\n14. A Right Not to Be Beaten: The Agency of Battered Women, 1880-I96o\n15. The Black Community and the Birth Control Movement\nPART IV. LINKED LIVES: THE WORLDS OF GENDER, WORK, AND FAMILY\n16. The Just Price, the Free Market, and the Value of Women\n17. The Masculinization of Production: The Gendering of Work and Skill in U.S. Newspaper Printing, 1850-1920\n18. Between Taylorism and Denatalite: Women Welfare Supervisors and the Boundaries of Difference in French Metalworking Factories, 1917-I930\n19. Family, Work, and Community: Southern and Eastern European Immigrant Women Speak from the Connecticut Federal Writers\' Project\n20. Sexism by a Subtler Name?: Postindustrial Conditions and Postfeminist Consciousness in the Silicon Valley\nContributors\nIndex