Titlebook: Representations of Gender From Prehistory To the Present; Moira Donald (Senior Lecturer in History),Linda Hu Book 2000 Palgrave Macmillan,

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The Gendering of Artistic Labour in Mid-Victorian Britain post-Reformation Europe, especially during the industrial revolution, saw the idea of work become highly charged with religious and moral significance. A long debate inaugurated by Max Weber in his essay of 1904–5, ., and continued by R.H. Tawney. and others has problematized the intellectual and i

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Posters and Images of Women in the Great War political context, in the suffrage campaign. However, they were to assume a new importance when the war, which began in the summer of 1914, did not, as was hoped, end by Christmas. The First World War required a far greater mobilization of national resources than earlier conflicts, so that posters

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The Case of the Hidden Consumer: Men, Fashion and Luxury, 1870–1974 unapologetic and popular consumption of luxury commodities that appears to illustrate precisely the claims made for new forms of consumer behaviour by recent investigations into the nature of late nineteenth-century consumer culture. The character of both the evidence and much of the analysis surro

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Dressed to Kill: Clothes, Cultural Meaning and First World War Women Munitions Workerscal and economic purposes, clothing allows us to read what people want to tell others about themselves as well as what culture, social systems and eroticism elaborate. The very words ‘to clothe’ and ‘clothes’ have become a pervasive metaphor for both value systems and collusion to mask them, the lat

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Engendering Ambiguity in Minoan Crete: It’s a Drag to be a Kinghas sought to re-insert a historical content into archaeology, open up debate about the practice of archaeology, and accept theoretical diversity that has often paralleled post-structuralist critique..

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The Case of the Hidden Consumer: Men, Fashion and Luxury, 1870–1974ntators as an activity defined and divided through gender difference;. from the late eighteenth century through to the mid-twentieth century it has been generally assumed that women consumers held the prerogative as far as choice and style in clothing and related ‘luxury’ commodities were concerned.

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Ungendering Archaeology: Concepts of Sex and Gender in Figurine Studies in Prehistoryn place demonstrates the need for a theory of gender and gender relations to support these attempts. Here I will examine some problems with traditional studies and their underlying ideologies, and will suggest other approaches which may be more enlightening.