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Annick de Vries,Gijsbert Werner,Elsenoor Wijlhuizen,Victor Toom,Mark Bovens,Suzanne Hulscher almost exclusively, male. For centuries the theatrical achievements of women remained largely invisible. The few women whose achievements made them visible emerged from a host of invisible and forgotten women, who, one can only assume, included creative and productive artists and performers. The fe

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Annick de Vries,Gijsbert Werner,Elsenoor Wijlhuizen,Victor Toom,Mark Bovens,Suzanne Hulschert had been 35 years since her death and Buxton thought the ‘steps’ by which the Save the Children Fund had been founded and ‘put on the map’ would make a ‘striking story’. Of course she realized that ‘only the first few years’ of the fund would come into the book because her aunt died a few years af

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Annick de Vries,Gijsbert Werner,Elsenoor Wijlhuizen,Victor Toom,Mark Bovens,Suzanne Hulschere, and as a result extricating themselves from the whole business of looking for a job. Single parenthood means that financial dependency (the young mother is not able to work while she is looking after her baby) shifts from the male partner to the state, and it is this which has caused stories to a

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Annick de Vries,Gijsbert Werner,Elsenoor Wijlhuizen,Victor Toom,Mark Bovens,Suzanne Hulscheression is enacted within a gendered biopolitics. Within the biomedical assemblage that connects mental health policy, service provision, research and everyday life, the gendered context of recovery remains little understood despite the recurrence and pervasiveness of depression. Rather than reducing