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155. Book reviews

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Constantinescu, Victor N., primary, Mayhew, Robert, additional, Offen, Karen, additional, Mound, Gloria, additional, Krausz, Ernest, additional, Finscher, Ludwig, additional, Mathy, Jean‐Philippe, additional, Ferraro, Bruno, additional, Greve, Bent, additional, Bednarich, Jan, additional, Potter, David, additional, Heller, Mark A., additional, Strong, Tracy B., additional, Botterill, Steven, additional, Bertolini, Joseph C., additional, Foulkes, Richard, additional, Mucha, Janusz, additional, White, Keith D., additional, Hayes, Kevin J., additional, Ditchfield, G.M., additional, Rogin, Michael, additional, Hawkins, Mike, additional, Greenberg, Devorah, additional, Rowland, Stuart, additional, Rowland, Tracey, additional, Aylott, Nicholas, additional, Thomaneck, J. K. A., additional, Winter, Robert, additional, Polka, Brayton, additional, Pollard, Sidney, additional, Tsuzuki, Chushichi, additional, Walker, Greg, additional, Leimgruber, Walter, additional, Conboy, Martin, additional, Stan, Lavinia, additional, Ward, David, additional, Phillips, Jane E., additional, Howard, Thomas A., additional, Barnes, Pamela M., additional, Rabey, David Ian, additional, Whitfield, Stephen J., additional, Weeks, Theodore R., additional, Hanzawa, Takamaro, additional, Luków, Pawel, additional, Myerov, J. S., additional, and Buckton, Oliver S., additional

Published
1998
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158. Book reviews

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Whitla, William, primary, Eisen, Robert, additional, Groth, Eileen L., additional, Fichman, Martin, additional, Livingston, James C., additional, Sheffield, Suzanne Le‐May, additional, Greene, John C., additional, Dwyer, John, additional, Barton, Ruth, additional, Wilson, David B., additional, Fayter, Paul, additional, Frost, Peter, additional, Mitscherling, Jeff, additional, Curry, Anne, additional, Goldstein, Darra, additional, Ford, Alan, additional, Martin, Benjamin F., additional, Offen, Karen, additional, Kaiser, Thomas E., additional, Gross, Hanns, additional, Still, Arthur, additional, Weiss, Bernhard, additional, O'Dowd, Mary, additional, Michael, Fred S., additional, Michael, Emily, additional, McKenzie, Lionel A., additional, Cahn, Michael, additional, Krebbs, R. Stephen, additional, Cahan, David, additional, Velimský, Vlězslav, additional, Le Brun, Claire, additional, Emmerson, Richard K., additional, Weyembergh, M., additional, Fröschl, Thomas, additional, Bettinson, Chris, additional, Gimenez, Raphael Antoine, additional, Kete, Kathleen, additional, Gilman, Sander L., additional, Veldman, Meredith, additional, Wetzel, James, additional, Silver, Larry, additional, Buckle, Stephen, additional, Schweizer, Karl W., additional, Dubois, Elfrieda, additional, László, Vígh, additional, Dietrich, Donald J., additional, Andreff, Wladimir, additional, Lovell, David W., additional, Johnson Bagby, Laurie M., additional, Ward, Joseph P., additional, Derks, Hans, additional, Chibi, Andrew A., additional, Campion, Edmund J., additional, Merisalo, Outi, additional, Farber, Paul Lawrence, additional, Chauderlot, Tabienne‐Sophie, additional, Wasser, Henry, additional, Sheldon, Richard, additional, Findler, Richard S., additional, Watson, James R., additional, and Erickson, Stephen A., additional

Published
1996
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168. Kaethe Schirmacher, Investigative Reporter & Activist Journalist: The Paris Writings, 1895-1910.

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Offen, Karen

Subjects
WOMEN journalists, JOURNALISM, HISTORY of Paris, France, 1870-1940, SOCIAL conditions of women, WOMEN, FEMINISM, HISTORY
Abstract

The article discusses the writings of journalist Kaethe Schirmacher, with a particular focus on her writings composed in Paris, France during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The author critiques Schirmacher's omission from the historiography of French women's journalism. It is suggested that Schirmacher's writings demonstrate her knowledgeable and radical views on women's education, careers, and legal status.

Published
2011

169. HISTORIA DE LAS MUJERES.

Author

Offen, Karen

Subjects
*WOMEN'S history, *GENDER mainstreaming, *FEMINIST historiography, *SOCIAL conditions of women, *HISTORY of gender role, *SOCIAL history
Abstract

Women's history encompasses the history of humankind, including men, but approaches it from a woman-centered perspective, highlighting women's activities and ideas and asserting that their problems, issues, and accomplishments are central to the telling of the story of humankind [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2009

175. European feminisms, 1700-1950: a political history

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Offen, Karen M., Offen, Karen M., Offen, Karen M., and Offen, Karen M.

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Electronic access restricted; authentication may be required, American Council of Learned Societies History E-Book Project, (heb) heb04531.0001.001, http://hdl.handle.net/2027/heb.04531, Permission must be received for any subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Please contact info@hebook.org for more information.

176. Writing women's history: international perspectives

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Offen, Karen M., Offen, Karen M., Pierson, Ruth Roach, 1938, Rendall, Jane, 1945, Offen, Karen M., Offen, Karen M., Pierson, Ruth Roach, 1938, and Rendall, Jane, 1945

Abstract

Papers presented at the First Meeting of the International Federation for Research in Women's History in July 1989 at Bellagio, Italy, Electronic access restricted; authentication may be required, American Council of Learned Societies History E-Book Project, (heb) heb03316.0001.001, http://hdl.handle.net/2027/heb.03316, Permission must be received for any subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Please contact info@hebook.org for more information.

177. Women and the question of `universal' suffrage in 1848: A transatlantic comparison of suffragist...

Author

Offen, Karen

Subjects
*WOMEN'S suffrage, *HISTORY of feminism
Abstract

Compares the origins and histories of women suffrage in France and the United States. Abolition of slavery and introduction of `universal' suffrage by the revolutionary French Second Republic in 1848; Re-establishment of vital aspects of the history of women suffrage; Similarities of the rhetorics of feminism in the two countries; Arguments on the Declaration of Sentiments.

Published
1999
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182. WORLDS OF SISTERHOOD

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Offen, Karen

Subjects
Wesleyan University Press, Book publishing, Literature/writing
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LEAD: SEX AND POWER The Rise of Women in America, Russia, Sweden, and Italy. By Donald Meyer. 721 pp. Middletown, Conn.: Wesleyan University Press. $35. SEX AND POWER The Rise [...]

Published
1987

183. Feminism in Inter-War Greece: An Anthology

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Offen, Karen

Abstract

Abstract:The collection below was published in Greek by Gnosi ("Knowledge") Publications in Athens. It inaugurates a series on women's history by this press in a country whose universities as yet offer no women's history courses and where no women's studies programs exist. This translation of part of the Editors' Note and Preface by Angelos Kokkinos offers a bitter indictment by the editors of academic Greek historiography's utter disinterest in the history of Greek women or of Greek feminism. The Co-Editors of the Journal of Women's History encourage its international readers to submit similar excerpts or descriptions in translation of important feminist historical works not yet available in English.Feminism in Inter-War Greecerepresents a heroic effort at retreival of women's past, indeed a rather recent past, that was already fading from sight when a group of young activist Greek university women began to reclaim it. The women whose words they have retrieved from time's ravages (Maria Svollou, Roza Imvrioti, Alkis Thrilos, Sofia Antoniadou, to name but a few) are not known to us-but like many women whose names we know better, they should be considered previous witnesses. They young women who edited this collection, Efi Avdela and Angelica Psarra, have committed a heroic act in preserving these texts and their authors from oblivion, a strange oblivion resulting when political needs as defined by male leadership of Greek progressive politics overpowered and drowned out the women's claims. We are reminded by these texts and their editors how difficult it can be to sustain feminist momentum in difficult political circumstances, and we thank them for the courage and conviction that made this material once again available.

Published
1989

187. The History of Feminism Is Political History.

Author

Offen, Karen

Subjects
FEMINIST historiography, INTERNATIONAL relations, HISTORY of feminism, HISTORICAL research methods, HISTORICAL research, HISTORIOGRAPHY
Abstract

The article presents discussion regarding the status of political history as a discipline in the U.S. as of 2011. The author focuses on the integration of feminism into the field. Comments are given examining both the methodology of feminist historians which utilize political analysis and the history of feminism from the perspective of political history.

Published
2011

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