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Becoming visible [women's p...

Becoming visible [women's presence in late nineteenth-century America

Floyd, Janet

Rodopi 2010

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monografia Rebiun05000286 https://catalogo.rebiun.org/rebiun/record/Rebiun05000286 m o d cr cnu---unuuu 100716s2010 ne a ob 101 0 eng d 9789042029781 9042029781 UAM 991008080668204211 CBUC 991013150260006708 NT. eng. NT. YDXCP. OCLCQ. UNAV 305.40973 22 Becoming visible Recurso electrónico] women's presence in late nineteenth-century America ed. by Janet Floyd ... [et al.]. Amsterdam New York Rodopi 2010 Amsterdam New York Amsterdam New York Rodopi vii, 370 p. il vii, 370 p. EBSCO Academic eBook Collection Complete DQR studies in literature, 45 Papers from a colloquium "Visible women: American Women and Public Space 1865-1910", at King's College London, held in June 2005 Incluye referencias bibliográficas e índice Introduction: Becoming visible Alison Easton, R.J. Ellis, Janet Floyd, and Lindsey Traub -- Part I:) The changing geography of public and private : Claiming visibility: women in public, public women in the United States, 1865-1910 Anne M. Boylan. -- Dangerous working-class women: Mother Jones, Lucy Parsons, and Elizabeth Gurley Flynn Janet Zandy. -- Visible women in the needle trades: revisiting the clothing industry in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries Margaret Walsh. -- Women's employment in the public and private spheres, 1880-1920 S.J. Kleinberg. -- "If Iola were a man": gender, Jim Crow and public protest in the work of Ida B. Wells Mia Bay. -- "Outdoor relief": Sarah Orne Jewett, Annie Adams Fields and the visit in gilded age America Alison Easton -- Part II:) Stepping out: bodies, spaces and the cultural representation of visibility : Negotiating visibility: Louisa May Alcott's narrative experiments Lindsey Traub. -- "People will think you have struck an attitude": fashionable space in Emma Dunham Kelley-Hawkins' novels R.J. Ellis. -- "Magnificent equipment": body, sound and space in the representation of the female singer Janet Floyd. -- The painful production of Verena Tarrant: John Locke and the Bostonians Peter Rawlings. -- "The true American woman": Narcissa Owen's embodied national narrative Karen L. Kilcup. -- American women travelers and the material feminine Shirley Foster -- Part III:) Becoming "modern" : Gendering modernity: Frances E. Willard's politics of technological sentimentality Timothy A. Hickman. -- Women, anti-imperialism and America's Christian mission abroad: the impact of the Philippine-American War Susan K. Harris -- Notes on contributors) Select bibliography) Forma de acceso: World Wide Web Floyd, Janet Visible women: American Women and Public Space 1865-1910 (London) 2005)

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monografia Rebiun05000286 https://catalogo.rebiun.org/rebiun/record/Rebiun05000286 m o d cr cnu---unuuu 100716s2010 ne a ob 101 0 eng d 9789042029781 9042029781 UAM 991008080668204211 CBUC 991013150260006708 NT. eng. NT. YDXCP. OCLCQ. UNAV 305.40973 22 Becoming visible Recurso electrónico] women's presence in late nineteenth-century America ed. by Janet Floyd ... [et al.]. Amsterdam New York Rodopi 2010 Amsterdam New York Amsterdam New York Rodopi vii, 370 p. il vii, 370 p. EBSCO Academic eBook Collection Complete DQR studies in literature, 45 Papers from a colloquium "Visible women: American Women and Public Space 1865-1910", at King's College London, held in June 2005 Incluye referencias bibliográficas e índice Introduction: Becoming visible Alison Easton, R.J. Ellis, Janet Floyd, and Lindsey Traub -- Part I:) The changing geography of public and private : Claiming visibility: women in public, public women in the United States, 1865-1910 Anne M. Boylan. -- Dangerous working-class women: Mother Jones, Lucy Parsons, and Elizabeth Gurley Flynn Janet Zandy. -- Visible women in the needle trades: revisiting the clothing industry in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries Margaret Walsh. -- Women's employment in the public and private spheres, 1880-1920 S.J. Kleinberg. -- "If Iola were a man": gender, Jim Crow and public protest in the work of Ida B. Wells Mia Bay. -- "Outdoor relief": Sarah Orne Jewett, Annie Adams Fields and the visit in gilded age America Alison Easton -- Part II:) Stepping out: bodies, spaces and the cultural representation of visibility : Negotiating visibility: Louisa May Alcott's narrative experiments Lindsey Traub. -- "People will think you have struck an attitude": fashionable space in Emma Dunham Kelley-Hawkins' novels R.J. Ellis. -- "Magnificent equipment": body, sound and space in the representation of the female singer Janet Floyd. -- The painful production of Verena Tarrant: John Locke and the Bostonians Peter Rawlings. -- "The true American woman": Narcissa Owen's embodied national narrative Karen L. Kilcup. -- American women travelers and the material feminine Shirley Foster -- Part III:) Becoming "modern" : Gendering modernity: Frances E. Willard's politics of technological sentimentality Timothy A. Hickman. -- Women, anti-imperialism and America's Christian mission abroad: the impact of the Philippine-American War Susan K. Harris -- Notes on contributors) Select bibliography) Forma de acceso: World Wide Web Floyd, Janet Visible women: American Women and Public Space 1865-1910 (London) 2005)