Titlebook: Women and Women‘s Movement in Britain, 1914-1959; Martin Pugh Textbook 2000Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 2000 consumer socie

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The Cult of Domesticity in the 1930s,d commercial pressures which reached out to the mass of women in their daily lives. Whether they merely reflected women’s ideas and behaviour or actively influenced them, they were too universal to be ignored.

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,Feminism in the Era of Thatcherism, 1979–1999,e their aims by organising an alternative feminist culture within patriarchal society, others began to conclude that the achievement of further reforms would require greater support within the male-controlled system; as a result, attention switched to potential alliances with the trade unions and the Labour Party.

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,Women and the Women’s Movement before 1914, assumptions about the separate spheres inhabited by the two sexes in British society. The received wisdom of middle-class Victorians had woman as dependent, passive, the ‘Angel in the House’, separated from public life and confined to home, marriage and morality. It has become increasingly clear th

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The Anti-Feminist Reaction,blic eye. If, as some contemporaries believed, the whole experience had unsettled the relations between the sexes, then it was almost inevitable that there would follow a debate over the proper roles of men and women in peacetime. In this debate we can distinguish three broad views. Many men and som

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The Domestication of British Politics,he next problem: the organisation of women voters with a view to subjecting the political system to effective pressure on women’s issues. ‘I remarked on the difficulty of organising what doesn’t exist’, recalled Mrs Swanwick, to which Fawcett replied, ‘Oh. I shall retire and watch you all flounderin

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,The Political Containment of Women 1918–1939,amentary candidates found that in the 1950s and 1960s it was still common for Conservative selection committees to ask married women why they were prepared to neglect their husbands and children, while also interrogating single women on their marriage plans!. Each of the party organisations has inva

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