Titlebook: Women in Britain since 1900; Sue Bruley Textbook 1999Latest edition Sue Bruley 1999 emotion.identity.women

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-27743-8emotion; identity; women

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,The Bitter Cry of Outcast Women, 1900–1914,sborough, . contain much valuable material concerning working-class women.. An increasingly interventionist state introduced a major period of social reform. Although the origins of this movement are complex, it certainly had more to do with nationalism than any desire to ameliorate the lives of the poor.

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Introduction,women were either marginalized or invisible. Since then a great deal of work has been done to recast what we know as ‘history’ to include recognition of gender difference and to record the changing lives of women. This project has explicitly rejected any essentialist view of femininity. Joan Scott,

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,The Bitter Cry of Outcast Women, 1900–1914,itish economy was increasingly under threat from new industrial powers, such as the USA, the newly unified Germany and Japan. With the British Empire at its height, notions of colonial domination and racial superiority form an inescapable aspect of the age. Imperial pomp and splendour, and rising li

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,No Time to Weep: The First World War, 1914–1918,lible imprint. For the majority, brought up on the popular culture of the imperial myth, it started as the ultimate ‘Boy’s Own’ adventure, but as the full horror gradually unfolded and the casualty lists escalated many developed a more critical attitude. After the terrible losses of the battles of 1

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,‘We Can Do It!’: The Second World War 1939–1945,e enormous mobilization of resources, scale of government intervention and extent of civilian involvement made this even more of a ‘total war’ than the First World War. Sometimes referred to as ‘the people’s war’, the Second World War was certainly a more ‘popular’ war than the first, although much

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