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Wertorientiertes Markenmanagementupon their male kin. They were encouraged to perceive themselves as ‘relative creatures’, whose path in life was to nurture the family and to provide unstinting support for the head of the household. Furthermore, as the great exponent of domestic ideology, Sarah Ellis, proclaimed, if a woman did eng

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-0664-9tly, treatments of these topics tended to focus almost exclusively upon women’s philanthropic contributions to the community. This activity was seen to reflect women’s preoccupation with religion and their internalisation of ideologies concerning their supposedly caring, benevolent natures. Such wor

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-0664-9r richer experiences than traditional historical accounts often suggest. Nevertheless, the lives of most women (particularly those of the middle classes) remained structured primarily around domestic concerns. Historians have emphasised the extent to which, by the early Victorian period, such activi

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Wertorientiertes Kundenmanagementevolving philanthropic tradition, women gained access to local government office and direct involvement in party politics. The women’s rights movement also burgeoned, bringing with it the growth of a feminist sensibility which embraced notjust women’s rights, but such issues as temperance, social mo

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Wertorientiertes Kundenmanagementunities and increased involvement in philanthropic and political life meant that traditional understandings of gendered roles within marriage were potentially threatened. In this light, the continuing acceptance of traditional structures of family life in most sectors is striking. Nevertheless, wome

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