Conduct literature for women, 1830-1900
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Conduct literature for women, 1830-1900
Pickering & Chatto, 2006
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Consulting editor: Pam Morris
Reprinted from various works published in 1833-1900
Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Conduct books for women were read in increasingly large numbers in Britain throughout the nineteenth century. Such documents are therefore a highly useful tool in tracing changes in social norms, etiquette, and the role of women throughout this period. This book collates extracts from a range of nineteenth-century conduct literature works, which cover topics such as household and health management, female education, and suitable political and vocational pursuits for women. The collection provides an important resource for students of nineteenth-century British history and gender studies, and will also be of interest to those interested in the history of feminism more generally.
目次
- Volume 1: Education Esther Copley, The Young Woman's Own Book and Female Instructor: a Compendium of Practical Instruction, Designed to Form the Character for the Various and Important Duties of Daughter, Sister, Wife, Mother, Friend (1840)
- Catherine Napier, Woman's Rights and Duties Considered with Relation to Their Influence on Society and on Her Own Condition: by a Woman (1840)
- Mrs Phelps, The Female Student, or, Lectures to Young Ladies on Female Education: for the Use of Mothers, Teachers, and Pupils (1844)
- A J Scott, Suggestions on Female Education: Two Introductory Lectures on English Literature and Moral Philosophy, Delivered in the Ladies' College, Bedford Square (1849)
- Maria G Grey and Emily Shirreff, Thoughts on Self-Culture, Addressed to Women (1850)
- Mrs William Grey, Last Words to Girls on Life in School and After School (1888) Volume 2: Childhood/Adolescence Anon, Sarah and her Cousins, or, Goodness Better than Knowledge (1833)
- Anon, My Daughter's Book: Containing a Selection of Approved Readings in Literature, Science, and Art, Adapted to the Formation of the Character of Woman (1834)
- Anon, Female Excellence
- or, Hints t o Daughters: Designed for Their Use from the Time of Leaving School till Their Settlement in Life: by a Mother (1838)
- A B Muzzey, The English Maiden:Her Moral and Domestic Duties (1841)
- Marianne Farningham, Girlhood (1869)
- Phebe Lankster, Domestic Economy for Young Girls (1875)
- Edward John Hardy, The Five Talents of Woman: A Book for Girls and Women (1889) Volume 3: Motherhood Louis Aimee Martin, The Education of Mothers of Families
- or the Civilisation of the Human Race by Women (1842)
- Sarah Stickney Ellis, The Mothers of England: Their Influence and Responsibility (1843)
- Augusta Johnstone, A Woman's Preachings for Woman's Practice. In Various Phases of Feminine Life (1861)
- Anon, Little Children: a Few Words to Mothers, by a District Visitor (1872)
- Florence Dressler, Feminology: A Guide for Womankind, Giving in Detail Instructions as to Motherhood, Maidenhood, and the Nursery (1900) Volume 4: Religion: including papers from the SPCK Anon, Advice to Young Women on Going to Service (1835)
- H Newcomb, The Young Lady's Guide to the Harmonious Development of Christian Character (1850)
- Maria Hutchins Callcott, A Few Household Hints, and Lessons of Conduct for Female Servants: in the Form of Narrative Letters (1856)
- Anon, Rules [of Conduct] for Young Women [Placed in Domestic Service]. By A. C. W., Etc. (1873)
- Allan Becher Webb, Woman's Work for Foreign Missions of the Church of England: Two Papers Read by the Right Rev. Allan Becher Webb at the Missionary Conference of 1875 (1875)
- Ellice Hopkins, Village Morality: a Letter Addressed to Clergymen's Wives and Christian Workers (1882)
- Dorothea Beale, Address to Church Sunday School Teachers (1888)
- Anon, Paper of Self-Examination for Young Women: Questions to Ask Myself (1888)
- Rev. J Hiles Hitchens, A Ministering Angel: and How to Become One (1890) Volume 5: Health Arthur Freeling, The Young Bride's Book
- Being Hints for Regulating the Conduct of Married Women. With a Few Medical Axioms (1839)
- A B P, About to Marry: a Chat With an Old Friend (185?)*
- Ladies' Sanitary Association, The Sick Child's Cry, and Other Household Verses on Health and Happiness (185?)
- George Henry Napheys, Physical Life of Women. Advice to the Maiden, Wife, and Mother (1871)
- Dyce Duckworth, Sick-nursing Essentially a Woman's Mission: Being an Inaugural Lecture on the Qualifications for and the Conduct of Sick-nurses (1885)
- Haydn Brown, Advice to Single Women Regarding Their Health: With Hints Concerning Marriage (1899) Volume 6: Women and Work Anon, My Station and its Duties: a Narrative for Girls Going into Service (1834)
- Mrs S A Sewell, Woman and the Times We Live In (1869)
- William Henry Davenport Adams, Woman's Work and Worth in Girlhood, Maidenhood, and Wifehood (1880)
- Mrs H G Reid, Women Workers in the Liberal Cause (1887)
- Eva Gore Booth, Women's Right to Work (1890)
- Margaret Eleanor Scott, Woman's Work in Promoting the Cause of Hygiene (1891)
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