The story of women growing up in post-war Britain, rejecting the self-sacrifice of their mothers' generation and embracing new ways of living, feeling, and being in the decades before Women's Liberation. They were feminists before feminism, which we see through their descriptions of themselves, their relationships, their feelings, and actions.
The story of women growing up in post-war Britain, rejecting the self-sacrifice of their mothers' generation and embracing new ways of living, feeling, and being in the decades before Women's Liberation. They were feminists before feminism, which we see through their descriptions of themselves, their relationships, their feelings, and actions.
Lynn Abrams is Chair of Modern History at the University of Glasgow where she works on modern women's and gender history. She has published extensively on British and European social history including The Making of Modern Woman: Europe 1789-1918 (2002), Myth and Materiality in a Women's World: Shetland 1800 to the Present (2005), and Oral History Theory (2016).
Inhaltsangabe
1: Revolution of the Self 2: Mothers and Daughters 3: Fashioning the Self 4: Intimate Selves 5: Settling Down 6: The Expressive Self 7: Liberating the Self 8: Caring for the Self
1: Revolution of the Self 2: Mothers and Daughters 3: Fashioning the Self 4: Intimate Selves 5: Settling Down 6: The Expressive Self 7: Liberating the Self 8: Caring for the Self
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