by sous la direction de Hélène Marquié et Noël Burch (2006)
Le propos est ici de saisir, chaque fois dans son contexte historique, la complexité des relations entre les rapports de pouvoir entre les sexes et les imaginaires collectifs dont les productions culturelles sont à la fois le support et le résultat. Productions culturelles, oeuvres d'hommes et de femmes, qui traitant d'émancipation sexuelle parlent du désir comme subversion de l'ordre social mais portent néanmoins la marque de l'inscription profonde, souvent implicite ou ambiguë, des inégalités entre les sexes, et parfois même, de façon perverse, de l'attachement à ces inégalités.
Jeanne Madeline Weimann
The World's Columbian Exposition included amazing exhibits of the results of women's activities -- in the arts, industry, science, politics and philanthropy. Most of these were housed in the Woman's Building, which was designed, decorated and administered entirely by women.
Deborah Philips and Ian Haywood
This work represents a major remapping of the literary history of the 1950s. It reveals the importance of women, hitherto underestimated, in postwar society. Also, it offers a reinterpretation of many familiar texts of the period.
Marianne Berger Woods
"This annotated bibliography includes all period novels with a New Woman protagonist and all period articles with the New Woman as primary subject, along with several poems, cartoons, advertisements, and artworks. Because the New Woman was also the target of many derisive articles, poems, and visual works, these critical response pieces are included as well"--Provided by publisher.
Margaret Randall
"A completely new and different book from her earlier Sandino's Daughters. The core is a dozen lengthy interviews with feminist women (all but one), hence not randomly drawn from Nicaraguan society. Randall opens the volume with a useful, wide-ranging interpretative survey of history, politics, and the social situation of women. One observation that sticks: women who most resembled men in their conduct rose highest under Sandinista rule"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 57.