Women and leadership in nineteenth-century England
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書誌事項
Women and leadership in nineteenth-century England
（Studies in gender history）
Macmillan Press, 1992
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 243-253) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This book provides an account of the development of the 19th century English women's movement. It emphasizes the leadership roles, initially in religious and reform movements, achieved by women who against great obstacles broke free from their assigned domestic sphere. Included are vivid portraits of women preachers in early Methodism: Quaker women in the forefront of the anti-slavery movement; temperance women leading revival and reform missions; and at the century's end "platform women" effectively using the secular public platform to "educate, organize, and agitate" for women's rights.
目次
- Part 1 1750-1850 - the voice of the Lord: they sat not still
- the call to preach
- class and politics
- the call to social and political action. Part 2 1850-1875 - the sound of the horn: the two spheres
- economic disabilities
- religious revival
- reform leadership. Part 3 1875-1900 - the great shout: speaking out
- "this revolt of the women"
- a national temperance movement
- for church, crown and empire
- raised voices for justice.
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