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Women's Studies |
Author: Kathleen L. KomarPub Date: May 2003 The book explores why Klytemnestra, this very problematic female figure from ancient Greece, reemerges so insistently at the end of the last millennium and how late twentieth-century women writers reconceptualize the infamous queen. learn more... |
Author: Edited by Mary Lynn McCree Bryan, Barbara Bair, and Maree de AnguryPub Date: December 2003 learn more... |
Author: Joanne E. PassetPub Date: March 2003 The book is about nineteenth-century women and men who believed in and fought for women's social and economic equality and the right to reproductive choice learn more... |
Author: Booth TarkingtonPub Date: 2003 Reissue of one of Tarkington’s best-selling novels. learn more... |
Author: Lela B. CostinPub Date: 2003 Contemporaries of Jane Addams, tackled issues of suffrage, workers rights, child labor laws, juvenial deliquency, prostitution, and immigration. Grace worked with the U.S. Children’s Bureau and Edith helped found the University of Chicago School of Social Service Administration. learn more... |
Author: Jane Addams, Emily G. Balch, and Alice HamiltonPub Date: 2003 Examination of women’s involvement and influence during the World War I pacifist movement resulting from the 1915 Hague International Congress of Women. learn more... |
Author: Edited by Guity Nashat and Lois BeckPub Date: 2003 The history of the role of women in Iranian society and culture dispelling modern myths of women in Islamic Iran learn more... |
Author: Alessa JohnsPub Date: August 2003 Looks at Utopian novels written by women, how they incorporate emerging liberal ideas, their reservations about these ideas, and how Utopian societies can replicate. learn more... |
Author: Judith RoofPub Date: 2002 learn more... |
Author: Edited by Catherine A. Warren and Mary Douglas VavrusPub Date: 2002 learn more... |
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