دانلود کتاب »Gold Fever« and Women: Transformations in Lives, Health Care and Medicine in the 19th Century American West

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Contents\nAcknowledgments\nAbstract\n1 The 19th-Century American West: A Social Laboratory for Multifarious Transformations and Reforms\nIntroduction\n2 Historical Reflections of American Autobiographical Narrative Practice(s)\nIntroduction\n2.1 Women’s Life Writings in the “Forgotten Century”\n2.2 “Damned mob of scribbling women”\n2.3 Narrative Spaces of Life Writing\n2.4 Native American Autobiography: A “Mangled” Genre\n3 The Cultural West as a Transformational Place of Many Spaces\n3.1 Cultural Concepts of Space and Place\n3.2 “Manifest Destiny Aesthetics” – Cultural (Mis)representations of the West\n3.3 Bringing “Progress” to the West\n3.4 Go West, Young Woman!\n3.5 Cultural Rhetoric of Nineteenth-Century Women’s “Proper Place”\n3.6 The Transformation of Domestic Boundaries and Nineteenth-Century Medicine\n4 Women’s Transformative Counter-Narratives to the Ontological History of the 19^th Century American West\n4.1 Dr. Susan La Flesche Picotte: “The First Woman Physician Among Her People”\n4.2 Patty Bartlett Sessions: The Role of Mormon Women and Medicine in Settling Salt Lake, Utah\n4.3 Life of Dr. Bethenia Owens-Adair: “Mother of [Oregon’s] Sterilization Bill”\n5 Blazing their Paths into the Future\nIntroduction\nWorks Cited