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Panacea

Women Have Always Workedrly focusing on the relation between family history and work history in the context of a supposed polarisation between Northern and Southern Europe, as contradictory models of the so-called European marriage pattern.

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Working Daughters, Wives, Mothers, Sisters, Widowspossible to identify and quantify female activities, and has also shown that there was no direct and predictable link between work, marital status, age and number of children. Women reacted to the opportunities of the labour market, exploiting every possibility granted to them to earn a living and support their families.

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Cholagogue

From Globalisation to Industrialisationentral role in the protoindustry and the industrious revolution models, and the Industrial Revolution exploited the work of women and children. The chapter proposes a critical overview of the literature on these evolutions, discussing the roles of women as producers and as consumers in early modern Europe.

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Agency and Capabilities: North Versus South?omists in developing countries teach us that societies that do not grant women their rights produce less wealth and prosperity. The chapter focuses on the particularly complex interweaving of family roles and economic rights and on the differences and peculiarities of the law in various European contexts.

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Midwives of avoiding abortions and infanticide by subjecting traditional women’s practices and knowledge to ever stricter control. The result was that the medical profession progressively took the control on a role that gave women authority and power in the community.

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Learning at Home and on the Shop Floora way of acquiring knowledge reserved for boys. Some research has suggested that apprenticeships outside the family were used, for girls, as an option to fall back on, especially when their mothers’ death interrupted the ‘normal’ process of passing knowledge and crafts on from mother to daughter.