Gender and history

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  Año 2005, Vol. 17, Número 1

  • Homage to Leonore Davidoff, Retiring Founding Editor of Gender & History

    Keith McClelland, S. D'Cruze, C. Midgley

    págs. 1-4

    

  • Abstracts

    págs. 4-6

    

  • Empire is the Enemy of Love: Edith Noor's Progress and Other Stories

    Laura Tabili

    págs. 5-28

    

  • White Women and Men of Colour: Miscegenation Fears in Britain after the Great War

    Lucy Bland

    págs. 29-61

    

  • Women, Gender and Migration along a Mediterranean Frontier: Pre-Colonial Tunisia, c.1815¿1870

    Julia Clancy Smith

    págs. 62-92

    

  • The Ties that Bind? European Working Women and the Shifting Boundaries of Sex, Race and State

    Alice L. Conklin

    págs. 93-98

    

  • Women's Admission to Guilds in Early-Modern England: The Case of the York Merchant Tailors¿ Company, 1693¿1776

    S. D. Smith

    págs. 99-126

    

  • `Unfortunate Objects¿: London's Unmarried Mothers in the Eighteenth Century

    Tanya Evans

    págs. 127-153

    

  • Mothers and Non-Mothers: Gendering the Discourse of Education in South Asia

    Nita Kumar

    págs. 154-182

    

  • `I Just Like to Kill Things¿: Women, Men and the Gender of Sport Hunting in the United States, 1940¿1973

    Andrea L. Smalley

    págs. 183-209

    

  • Elizabeth Elstob (1674¿1752): England's First Professional Woman Historian?

    Norma Clarke

    págs. 210-220

    

  • Book Reviews

    págs. 221-239

    

  • Notes on Contributors

    págs. 240-241