Titlebook: Writing Women’s History; International Perspe Karen Offen,Ruth Roach Pierson,Jane Rendall Book 1991 Karen Offen, Ruth Roach Pierson, Jane R

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Demographic History and Its Perception of Women from the Seventeenth to the Nineteenth Centurycio-economic evolution. These factors are, of course, never static and have to be examined with respect to a specific time and context.. It should be pointed out that demographic history is a field of research that can develop only in the presence of appropriate and abundant data. In European (and N

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‘Uneven Developments’: Women’s History, Feminist History and Gender History in Great Britain experience, yet also simultaneously inspired by outstanding and creative growth, notably in the United States. The title of this article has been most recently used in a study of contested and unevenly growing ideologies of gender in nineteenth century England; but its original coiner, Marx, offere

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Finding Our Own Ways: Different Paths to Women’s History in the United Statesthodological approach, but have instead developed a multiplicity of perspectives on how it should be practised. This is probably more true in the United States than elsewhere, for a number of reasons. In the American setting, ideology is suspect, and eclecticism accepted. This would be true even if,

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Women’s Culture and Women’s Power: Issues in French Women’s Historythe current choice of topics studied by historians and the specific methods they use. In the past ten years important shifts in how to identify and analyse historical material have taken place. Within this large movement, so far hardly subjected to critical analysis, women’s history has met with wid

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Writing Women into History: The Nigerian Experienceworld, the writing of the history of Africa itself is a fairly recent development. Efforts in this direction have had to contend with two difficult problems which are bound up with Africa’s historical experience. First, African historians have the uphill task of eradicating the prejudices and miscon