Watching Women explores how female activists narrated their struggles with political policing in the early twentieth century.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Stephanie J. Brown is an assistant professor of English at the University of Arizona.
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Abbreviations Acknowledgments Introduction: Historical Surveillance as Lived Experience Part One: Writing Surveillance into Suffrage Militancy 1. Suffragists versus the State: Opposing Surveillance Practice, 1905-14 2. Representing Surveillance in Militant Fiction: Suffrage Novels 1907-11 3. Anti-State Strategies of the Militant Press, 1912-14 Part Two: Surveillance Entanglements during and after World War I 4. An "Insult to Soldiers’ Wives and Mothers": Anti-Surveillance Rhetoric in the Woman’s Dreadnought, 1914-15 5. Women’s Police Work as Activism by Other Means, 1914-24 Conclusion Notes Bibliography Index
Abbreviations Acknowledgments Introduction: Historical Surveillance as Lived Experience Part One: Writing Surveillance into Suffrage Militancy 1. Suffragists versus the State: Opposing Surveillance Practice, 1905-14 2. Representing Surveillance in Militant Fiction: Suffrage Novels 1907-11 3. Anti-State Strategies of the Militant Press, 1912-14 Part Two: Surveillance Entanglements during and after World War I 4. An "Insult to Soldiers’ Wives and Mothers": Anti-Surveillance Rhetoric in the Woman’s Dreadnought, 1914-15 5. Women’s Police Work as Activism by Other Means, 1914-24 Conclusion Notes Bibliography Index
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