دانلود کتاب Socialist Women and the Great War, 1914–21: Protest, Revolution and Commemoration

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Cover\nHalftitle page\nTitle page\nCopyright page\nContents\nIllustrations\nGlossary and Abbreviations\nContributors\nPreface\n1 Socialist Women and the Great War, 1914–21: Protest, Revolution and Commemoration Matthew Stibbe, Ingrid Sharp, Clotilde Faas, Veronika Helfert, Mary McAuliffe and Corinne Painter\n The liberal-progressive and the Socialist women’s movements: overlapping temporalities and spaces\n 1905 – 1914 – 1917: overlapping moments in the development of a democratic protest culture\n The impact of war on women’s bodies and the fight back against militarism\n Biographies, networks and life trajectories\n Commemorating revolution, commemorating women\n Feminist methodology: curious conversations\n2 Socialist Women and ‘Urban Space’: Protest, Strikes and Anti-Militarism, 1914–18 Matthew Stibbe, Anna Hammerin, Katharina Hermann and Ali Ronan\n The International Socialist Women’s Conference in Bern and the Bern Peace Manifesto\n Socialist women and anti-war protest\n Cooperation between socialist women, suffragists and youth campaigners\n Large-scale strikes and mass action\n Anti-militarism and urban spaces\n Conclusion\n3 Socialist Women and Revolutionary Violence, 1918–21 Veronika Helfert, Clotilde Faas, Tiina Lintunen and Mary McAuliffe\n Revolutionary women in violent times: four case studies\n Discussing revolutionary violence\n With guns or kitchen knives in hand: women fighting for a different society\n (Gendered) state violence against revolutionary women\n Sexualized violence\n The phantasma of the revolutionary women\n After the revolutions: closing remarks\n4 Suffrage, Democracy and Citizenship Ingrid Sharp, Manca G. Renko, Ali Ronan and Judith Szapor\n Suffrage and the revolution in historical accounts and narratives\n Complex histories, contested legacies\n Clara Zetkin’s speech on suffrage at the International Socialist Congress in 1907\n Suffrage and socialist women’s priorities during and after the First World War\n Barriers to socialist women in male-dominated political places\n Internationalism and interdependence\n Suffrage commemoration\n Conclusions\n5 Life Trajectories: Making Revolution and Breaking Boundaries Corinne Painter, Veronika Helfert, Manca G. Renko and Judith Szapor\n Revolutionary contexts\n Finding voices in and beyond archives\n Making revolution\n Resistance\n Conclusions\n6 Commemorating Revolution, Commemorating Women Mary McAuliffe, Ingrid Sharp, Clotilde Faas, Tiina Lintunen and Ali Ronan\n One hundred years of male historiography\n Owning commemoration and public space\n The Irish Decade of Centenaries\n Conclusion\nNotes\nFurther Reading\nIndex