The question of whether the revolution is missing evokes for me a great deal of reflection about where we feminist sociologists have been, the amazing things we have accomplished in building a new sub-discipline in only 30 years, where we have failed, and where we still might go. Several of the authors bring up the …
The paper discusses the evolution of gender history as an integral part of historical study, emphasizing its transition from a niche interest to a mainstream one over a span of twenty-five years. It highlights the contributions of various scholars and texts, outlining how gender history has brought new perspectives and debates to historical study, and …
A compilation of essays written over a period of more than twenty-five years, this volumes orientation is at once retrospective and prospective. Charting shifts in the feminist imaginary since the 1970s, it offers an interpretation of the recent history of feminist thought. At the same time, however, it looks forward, to the feminism of the …
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