Reconceiving the City: Women, Space, and Power in Boston, 1870-1910
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Deutsch, S
Published in: Gender & History
1994
Women’s writings are drawn on to show how women of all classes & races challenged the sexual divisions of Boston, MA, 1870-1910. The relations of power among women & between women & men are demonstrated within the framework of the city’s physical environment. Women’s experiences were shaped by the urban environment, & their actions helped shape this environment. It is concluded that women progressed from filling spaces created for them to enjoying spaces created by themselves. 1 Figure. Modified A
Duke Scholars
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Gender & History
ISSN
0953-5233
Publication Date
1994
Volume
6
Start / End Page
202 / 223
Related Subject Headings
- Gender Studies
- 4405 Gender studies
- 4303 Historical studies
- 2103 Historical Studies
- 1699 Other Studies in Human Society
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Deutsch, S. (1994). Reconceiving the City: Women, Space, and Power in Boston, 1870-1910. Gender & History, 6, 202–223.
Deutsch, Sarah. “Reconceiving the City: Women, Space, and Power in Boston, 1870-1910.” Gender & History 6 (1994): 202–23.
Deutsch S. Reconceiving the City: Women, Space, and Power in Boston, 1870-1910. Gender & History. 1994;6:202–23.
Deutsch, Sarah. “Reconceiving the City: Women, Space, and Power in Boston, 1870-1910.” Gender & History, vol. 6, 1994, pp. 202–23.
Deutsch S. Reconceiving the City: Women, Space, and Power in Boston, 1870-1910. Gender & History. 1994;6:202–223.
Published In
Gender & History
ISSN
0953-5233
Publication Date
1994
Volume
6
Start / End Page
202 / 223
Related Subject Headings
- Gender Studies
- 4405 Gender studies
- 4303 Historical studies
- 2103 Historical Studies
- 1699 Other Studies in Human Society