Women, Families and Communities : Readings in American History 〈2〉 （2ND）

Women, Families and Communities : Readings in American History 〈2〉（2ND）

Hewitt, Nancy A./ Delegard, Kirsten

Pearson College Div（2007/08発売）

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製本 Paperback:紙装版/ペーパーバック版／ページ数 288 p.
言語 ENG
商品コード 9780321414861
DDC分類 306.850820973

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Approaching women's history through case studies, this reader explores the connections between the private, personal experiences of American women, and the larger political, economic, intellectual, and social factors that shaped their lives. Suitable as a main text for women's history courses, or ast the perfect supplement to any U.S. history survey course, the articles in each volume address a broad spectrum of families and communities, including various racial, ethnic and class groups in different regions of the country.

PART ONEthat sort of women?ｿｽ?ｿｽ?ｿｽ: Race, Gender and Sexual Violence during the Memphis Riot of 1866?ｿｽ?ｿｽ?ｿｽ 2) Kathryn Kish Sklar, ?ｿｽ?ｿｽ?ｿｽHull House in the 1890s: A Community of Women Reformers?ｿｽ?ｿｽ?ｿｽ 3) Annelise Orleck, ?ｿｽ?ｿｽ?ｿｽComing of Age: The Shock of the Shops and the Dawning of Working Women?ｿｽ?ｿｽ?ｿｽs Political Consciousness?ｿｽ?ｿｽ?ｿｽ PART TWO: MODERN WOMEN 4) Kathy Peiss, ?ｿｽ?ｿｽ?ｿｽPutting on Style,?ｿｽ?ｿｽ?ｿｽ Chapter 3 from Cheap Amusements (Philadelphia: Temple University Press, 1986): 56-76. 5) Tiffany Melissa Gill, ?ｿｽ?ｿｽ?ｿｽ`I Had My Own Business?ｿｽ?ｿｽ?ｿｽSo I didn?ｿｽ?ｿｽ?ｿｽt Have to Worry?ｿｽ?ｿｽ?ｿｽ: Beauty Salons, Beauty Culturists, and Black Community Life?ｿｽ?ｿｽ?ｿｽ 6) Kathleen Blee, ?ｿｽ?ｿｽ?ｿｽWomen and the Ku Klux Klan: Klan Women in Indiana in the 1920s?ｿｽ?ｿｽ?ｿｽ 7) Jacquelyn Hall, ?ｿｽ?ｿｽ?ｿｽDisorderly Women: Gender and Labor Militancy in the Appalachian South?ｿｽ?ｿｽ?ｿｽ PART Depression: Anglo, Black and Hispanic Families in San Antonio, Texas?ｿｽ?ｿｽ?ｿｽ 9) Susan L. Smith, ?ｿｽ?ｿｽ?ｿｽWomen Health Workers and the Color Line in the Japanese American ?ｿｽ?ｿｽ?ｿｽRelocation Centers?ｿｽ?ｿｽ?ｿｽ of World War II?ｿｽ?ｿｽ?ｿｽ 10) Evelyn M. Monahan and Rosemary Neidel-Greenlee, ?ｿｽ?ｿｽ?ｿｽWomen under Fire: Frontline U.S. Army Nurses in World War II,?ｿｽ?ｿｽ?ｿｽ chapter 4, ?ｿｽ?ｿｽ?ｿｽStaging for Italy,?ｿｽ?ｿｽ?ｿｽ from And If I Perish: Frontline U.S. Army Nurses in World War II (New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 2003): 120-145. 11) Stephanie Coontz, ?ｿｽ?ｿｽ?ｿｽ?ｿｽ?ｿｽ?ｿｽLeave It to Beaver?ｿｽ?ｿｽ?ｿｽ and ?ｿｽ?ｿｽ?ｿｽOzzie and Harriet?ｿｽ?ｿｽ?ｿｽ: American Families in the 1950s?ｿｽ?ｿｽ?ｿｽ PART IV: MOBILIZING COMMUNITIES 12) Danielle L. McGuire ?ｿｽ?ｿｽ?ｿｽ?ｿｽ?ｿｽ?ｿｽIt Was like All of Us Had Been Raped?ｿｽ?ｿｽ?ｿｽ: Sexual Violence, Community Mobilization, and the African American Freedom Struggle?ｿｽ?ｿｽ?ｿｽ 13) Michelle Nickerson, ?ｿｽ?ｿｽ?ｿｽMoral Mothers and Goldwater Girls: Women and Grassroots Conservatism in the American Sunbelt?ｿｽ?ｿｽ?ｿｽ 14) Anne Enke, ?ｿｽ?ｿｽ?ｿｽTaking Over Domestic Space: The Battered Women?ｿｽ?ｿｽ?ｿｽs Movement and Public Protest?ｿｽ?ｿｽ?ｿｽ from The World the Sixties Made: Politics and Culture in Recent America, Van Gosse and Richard Moser, eds., (Philadelphia: Temple University Press, 2003): 162-184. World Domestic Order: Immigrant Workers in Affluent America?ｿｽ?ｿｽ?ｿｽ 16) Maureen Sullivan, ?ｿｽ?ｿｽ?ｿｽLesbian Mothers and Baby Making in the Age of Assisted Procreation,?ｿｽ?ｿｽ?ｿｽ chapter 2 from Family of Woman: Lesbian Mothers, their Children and the Undoing of Gender (Berkeley: University of California Press, 2004): 40-61.