Feminism and the Periodical Press, 1900-1918, Том 3Lucy Delap, Maria DiCenzo, Leila Ryan Taylor & Francis, 2006 - 546 страници The Edwardian period experienced a particularly vibrant periodical culture, with phenomenal growth in the numbers of titles published that were either aimed specifically at women, or else saw women as a key section of their readership or contributor group. It was an era of political ferment in which a number of 'progressive' traditions were formulated, shaped or abandoned, including socialism, feminism, modernism, empire politics, trade unionism and welfarism. Organized around some of the central themes of political thought and utopian thinking, this impressive collection gathers together classic articles from key periodicals. The set presents a comprehensive sourcebook of readings on Edwardian/Progressive era feminist thought, exploring the intervention of the radical public intellectuals working in these traditions in North America and the UK from 1900-1918. |
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p 287 | 1926 |
My Dear Ill be Economically Independent if I have to borrow Every Cent The Masses March | 1939 |
Francis Marion Beynon The Movies The Grain Growers Guide 8 December 1915 p | 3 |
Laurence Housman National Forces The Womans Dreadnought 5 December 1914 p 151 | 4 |
Mrs Dignam ed Womens Art Association of Canada Womans Century January 1917 p 12 | 5 |
A A S The Silent Company of Books The Englishwoman June 1910 pp 238241 | 7 |
Rattling into Barbarism The Common Cause 17 June 1909 p 127 | 10 |
A Stobart Women and War The Contemporary Review February 1913 pp 226232 | 11 |
Mona Caird An Argument with Pooh Bah Votes for Women March 1908 p | 80 |
Charlotte Perkins Gilman The Dancing of Isadora Duncan Forerunner undated p | 101 |
The Story of the Pioneer Club Shafts January 1896 pp 140141 | 112 |
June 21st 1908 Votes for Women 25 June 1908 pp 268269 | 114 |
Charlotte Perkins Gilman Masculinism at its Worst Forerunner October 1914 pp 257258 | 114 |
Charlotte Carmichael Stopes Literary Societies for Women The Englishwomans Review | 15 |
Under the Clock Votes for Women 1 July 1910 p 651 | 17 |
Christabel Pankhurst An Independent Press The Suffragette 17 April 1914 p 5 | 18 |
Wisconsin Filled with Celebrities The Womans Journal 29 June 1912 p 202 | 11 |
Pro Patria The Church League for Womens Suffrage September 1914 p 164 | 12 |
Where Dresses in the Colours Can Be Bought Votes for Women 23 April 1909 p 588 | 13 |
Sayings of Suffrage Week The Englishwoman December 1910 pp 135138 | 14 |
Women Make History The Womans Journal 8 May 1915 pp 143144 | 26 |
Charlotte Perkins Gilman Comment and Review Review of H G Wells Ann Veronica Forerunner January 1910 pp 2829 | 28 |
A E R The Journal Carriage The Womans Journal 4 February 1911 p | 33 |
At the Society of Women Artists Votes for Women 25 February 1910 p 339 | 36 |
Neutrality and the War The Conservative and Unionist Womens Franchise Review December | 40 |
Big Newspaper Sets Example The Womans Journal 27 April 1912 pp 129 and 136 | 51 |
Christopher St John What is Wrong with the Stage? The Catholic Citizen 15 September 1918 | 67 |
Mediating Culture Reviews Commentaries | 73 |
The Greater War Womans Century August 1917 p | 20 |
The Trafalgar Square Meeting Our Version Womans Dreadnought 15 April 1916 cover page | 25 |
National Demonstration May 2nd and 9th The Suffragist 14 February 1914 p 3 | 25 |
J M S Reduced to the Absurd The Englishwoman July 1910 pp 262264 | 25 |
Cover photo The Suffragist 1 January 1916 | 25 |
The Press | 25 |
Celebrity and Famous Women | 151 |
Elizabeth Cady Stanton Womans Signal 28 November 1895 pp 337338 | 152 |
Slieve McGowan Ibsen at the Court Theatre The Vote 18 March 1911 p 254 | |
H M Feminism in the Novel and the Drama The Suffragette 21 February 1913 p 294 | |
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