Формирование европейской женщины новой эпохи. 1789-1918 гг

М.: Высшая Школа Экономики, 2011. — 408 с. Историческое развитие Европы конца XVIII - начала XX столетия сопровождалось революциями, имперской экспансией, волнениями рабочих и войнами. Одновременно в Европе эпохи Нового времени происходило формирование и новой женщины. В книге Линн Абрамс - профессора Университета Глазго, исследователя и преподавателя гендерной истории - предлагается нетрадиционный взгляд на европейскую историю XIX века и многообразие ролей женщины в ней - матери, жены, возлюбленной, революционерки, миссионерки, рабочей и феминистки. Книга представляет интерес как для специалистов по истории Европы и истории женщин, так и для широкого круга читателей. Modern Woman Was Made Between The French Revolution And The End Of The First World War. In This Time, The Women Of Europe Developed New Ideas About Their Sexuality, Motherhood, The Home, The Politics Of Femininity, And Their Working Roles. They Faced Challenges About What A Woman Should Be And How She Should Act. From Domestic Ideology To Women's Suffrage, This Book Charts The Contests For Woman's Identity In This Epoch-shaping Century. Nineteenth-century Woman Is Illuminated In All Her Guises - As Mother, Wife, Lover, Revolutionary, Coloniser, Worker And Feminist. Lynn Abrams Shows How Individuals Took On These Roles - From A Protesting Worker In Barcelona, To Campaigning Nationalist In Poland, To Christian Missionary In India. The Author Follows Modern Woman As She Faces The 'male' Century Par Excellence - Dominated By The History Of Revolutions, Nationalism, Imperial Expansion, Labour Protest And World War. Structured Round European History's Grand Narrative, These Key Themes Are Re-evaluated From Woman's Perspective. Enriched With Accounts Of Individual Women And Their Experiences Of War, Work, Love And Politics, This Is An Accessible And Engaging Read Which Re-positions Woman From Her Traditional Role Of Cheerleader To Central Actor In European History.--jacket. Pt. I Imagining Woman -- Pt. Ii Private Lives, Public Worlds -- Pt. Iii Power And Contest -- 1. Tbody, Mind And Spirit --2. Learning To Be A Woman -- 3. Marriage -- 4. Mothers And Children --5. Home, Kinship And Community --6. Sex And Sexuality -- 7. Working For A Living --8. Politics, Nation And Identity --9. Women's Mission To Empire -- 10. First-wave Feminism -- 11. The Great War. Lynn Abrams. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 363-369) And Index. Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- List of Tables and Figures -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction -- Part I: Imagining Woman -- 1 Body, Mind and Spirit -- 2 Learning to be a Woman -- Part II: Private Lives, Public Worlds -- 3 Marriage -- 4 Mothers and Children -- 5 Home, Kinship and Community -- 6 Sex and Sexuality -- 7 Working for a Living -- Part III: Power and Contest -- 8 Politics, Nation and Identity -- 9 Women's Mission to Empire -- 10 First-Wave Feminism -- 11 The Great War -- Notes -- Further Reading Modern woman was made between the French Revolution and the end of the First World War. In this time, the women of Europe crafted new ideas about their sexuaity, motherhood, the home, the politics of femininity, and their working roles. They faced challenges about what a woman should be and how she should act. From domestic ideology to women's suffrage, this book charts the contests for woman's identity in the epoch-shaping nineteenth century.