Liberating Women's History. Theoretical and Critical Essays

Author(s)
Boals, Kay
Bridenthal, Renate
Buhle, Mari Jo
Carroll, Berenice A.
Casey, Kathleen
Dye, Nancy Schrom
Gordon, Ann D.
Gordon, Linda
Hackett, Amy
Hunt, Pesis
Jacoby, Robin Miller
Johansson, Sheila
Kessler-Harris, Alice
Koonz, Claudia
Ladner, Joyce A.
Lane, Ann J.
Lavrin, Asunción
Lerner, Gerda
Mitchell, Juliet
Pescatello, Ann M.
Pleck, Elizabeth
Pomeroy, Sarah B.
Ruthchild, Rochelle Goldberg
Schmidt, Dolores Barracano
Schmidt, Earl
Scott, Marcia
Simmons, Adele
Smith, Hilda
Primary author
Boals, Kay
Publisher
Univ. of Illinois Press
Place of Publication
Urbana, IL
Date of Publication
1976
Number of Pages
434
Subjects
Algeria (Argelia, Algérie)
Britain
Engels, Friedrich
Germany
Latin America
Mexico
Mitchell, Juliet
Roman Catholic Church
Spain (España)
USA (EEUU): United States of America
West Africa
anthology, compilation
antiquity
class
colonialism
consciousness
culture
education
elite
family
fascism
feminism
feudalism
gender relations
ideology
industry
latina; latino
liberalism
marxism
matriarchy
method, methodology
middle ages
oppression
party
politics
pre-colonial
professional
racism
sexism
sexuality
social movement
social structure
society
statistics
teacher
theory
trade, commerce
university
wage, salary
woman
work
working class
Classification
I Issues and movements | A Women, Family, Sexual Identity
Copy Number
0
Identifier
1F5 / 74  reg11837  cop 2
Languages
English