Making the Invisible Woman VisibleUniversity of Illinois Press, 1984 - 387 pages |
Table des matières
The Biographical Mode | xxvii |
Three Women | 1 |
This New Woman? | 35 |
The Diffusion of Feminist Values from the Troy Female Seminary 182272 | 62 |
The SelfMade Woman in the Nineteenth Century | 87 |
Jane Addams | 105 |
Heroines and Heroine Worship | 140 |
An Essay Review | 147 |
Historians Construct the Southern Woman | 241 |
Voluntary Associations | 257 |
As Easily as They Breathe | 259 |
Womens Voluntary Associations in the Forming of American Society | 277 |
Lectures | 293 |
Getting to Be a Notable Georgia Woman | 311 |
Old Wives Tales | 321 |
Are We the Women Our Grandmothers Were? | 335 |
Notable American Women | 157 |
The South | 171 |
Womens Perspective on the Patriarchy in the 1850s | 173 |
Women Religion and Social Change in the South 18301930 | 188 |
The New Woman in the New South | 210 |
Southern Women in the 1920s | 220 |
Education and the Contemporary Woman | 351 |
Womans Place Is in the History Books | 359 |
Epilogue | 369 |
Index | 373 |
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