Modern American Women : A Documentary History (2ND)

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Modern American Women : A Documentary History (2ND)

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  • 製本 Paperback:紙装版/ペーパーバック版/ページ数 384 p.
  • 言語 ENG
  • 商品コード 9780072418200
  • DDC分類 305.420973

Full Description

A collection of primary source documents for the American women's history course, "Modern American Women: A Documentary History" focuses on events and developments involving women from 1890 to the present. New material includes: documents on anti-lynching activism and Indian relocation; excerpts from "The Vagina Monologues" by Eve Ensler; and expanded chapters on 'Sexuality and the Body' and 'The State of the Movement for Women's Equality'. New part introductions provide historical context for and identify key themes that emerge from the documents in each of the book's three parts, while headnotes, suggestions for further reading and photo essays supplement this already thorough and intimate look at women's history in the 20th century.

Contents

PART ONE: MODERN WOMEN IN THE MAKING, 1890-1920 1 Visions of the New Woman "Girl Reporter Derring-Do (Nellie Bly);The Fair Women, Chicago, 1893 (Bertha Palmer);Black Women Plan to Lead Their Race (Anna J. Cooper);Ida B. Wells Speaks Out Against Lynching;Frances Willard Equates Learning to Ride a Bicycle with Opening New Frontiers for Women;An Immigrant Daughter Awakens to the Possibilities of the New World (Anzia Yezierska);A Woman Homesteader (Edith Eudora Ammons) 2. Expanding Horizons for Educated Women Jane Addams Struggles with the Problem of "After College, What?";Alice Hamilton Explores the Dangerous Trades;African- American Women Enter the Teaching Profession (Mamie Garvin Fields);Molly Dewson's Letters Home from Wellesley;Women and Progressive Politics (Mary Ritter Beard) 3. Women at Work The Burdens of Rural Women's Lives;Buffalobird Woman's Story;The Harsh Conditions of Domestic Service;Female Perspectives on the Great Migration;The Story of a Glove Maker (Agnes Nestor);Working Women Write the Jewish Daily Forward Photo Essay 4 Feminists, Anarchists, and Other Rebel Girls Mother Jones Supports Striking Coalminers in Colorado; A Feminist Challenge to the Privatized Home (Charlotte Perkins Gilman);Wages for Housework (Josephine Conger-Kaneko);Margaret Sanger's Epiphany Over Birth Control;A Radical View of Women's Emancipation (Emma Goldman) 5 The Final Push for Suffrage A Western Suffragist Talks to Her Eastern Sisters (Abigail Scott Duniway);Open-Air Meetings: A New Suffrage Tactic (Florence Luscomb);An Anti-Suffrage Monologue (Marie Jenny Howe);A Labor Organizer Speaks Out for Suffrage (Leonora O'Reilly);"Front Door Lobbying" for Suffrage (Maud Wood Park);Suffrage Militant Alice Paul Goes to Jail Suggestions for Further Reading Part Two: Individual Choices, Collective Progress, 1920-1963 6 New Dilemmas for Modern Women New Voters (Carrie Chapman Catt);Feminist Debate the Equal Rights Amendment (Doris Stevens and Alice Hamilton);Generational Conflicts (Dorothy Dunbar Bromley);Anxious Mothers Write the Children's Bureau;Women of the Ku Klux Klan;The Harlem Renaissance (Nella Larsen) 7 Women Face the Depression The Despair of Unemployed Women (Meridel Lesueur);American Women Ask Eleanor Roosevelt for HelpThe Dust Bowl (Ann Marie Low);The Life Cycle of a White Southern Farm Women (Margaret Jarman Hagood);A Mexican-American Childhood During the Depression (Carlotta Silvas Martin);Women and Labor Militancy (Genora Johnson Dollinger);"I Want You Women Up North to Know" (Tillie Olsen) Photo Essay 8 Rosie the Riveter and Other Wartime Women Rosie the Riveter (Fanny Christina Hill);Women in the Armed Forces (Marion Stegeman);Wartime Migration (Harriette Arnow);Japanese Relocation (Monica Sone);Women of Wartime Los Alamos (Ruth Marshak) 9 The Fifties: The Way We Were? Balancing Work and Family (Betty Jean Boggs);Indian Relocation (Wilma Mankiller);An Unplanned Pregnancy (Joanna Rubin);Women Strike for Peace (Ethel Barol Taylor);Civil Rights Activists (Rosa parks and Virginia Foster Durr);Rachel Carson Answers Her Critics Suggestions for Further Reading Part Three: The Personal Becomes Political, 1963 to the Present 10 The Revival of Feminism Founding the National Organization for Women, 1966;Feminist Guerilla Theater, 1968 (Robin Morgan);The Politics of Housework (Pat Mainardi);Thoughts on Indian Feminism (Kate Shanley);Black Feminism (Combahee River Collective);A More Personal View of Black Feminism (Michele Wallace);Houston, 1977: A Different View of Women's Nature (Phyllis Schlafly) 11 Women, Work, and Social Change Clerical Workers Unite (Cathy Tuley);The Real "Norma Rae" Tells Her Story (Crystal Lee Sutton);Hard-Hatted Women (Susan Eisenberg);Organizing the Farm Workers (Jessie Lopez De La Cruz);Women on Welfare (Johnnie Tillmon) Photo Essay 12 Sexuality and the Body Sex and the Single Girl (Helen Gurley Brown);Coming Out (Margaret Cruikshank);Sex and Sports (Mariah Burton Nelson);Becoming La Mujer (Marissa Navarro);Women and Disabilities (Nancy Mairs);The Voice of an Anorexic (Abra Fortune Chernik);The Vagina Monologues (Eve Ensler) 13 Backlash and Progress The Backlash Against Feminism (Susan Faludi);A Women of Conscience (Anita Hill);Date Rape: Hysteria or Epidemic? (Katie Roiphe);Who Stole Feminism? (Christina Hoff Sommers);Equal Protection Under the Law: United States v. Virginia;A Third Wave Feminist Manifesta (Jennifer Baumgardner and Amy Richards);Global Feminism (Charlotte Bunch);The Borderlands (Gloria Anzaldua) Suggestions for Further Reading