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Introduction: women and achievement, reality and rhetoric; 1. Women and the revolutionary era: negotiating public and private spaces, 1760s–early 1800s; 2. Women and literature: authorship, publication, audience; 3. Women and the arts: training, performance, fame; 4. Caring and power: from charity to social reform; 5. Extending education: learning and teaching; 6. From education to other professions; 7. Organizing for women's rights: leaders and supporters; Epilogue: looking beyond 1914; Further reading and reference works.
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Jared Boyce
reviewed Women and achievement in nineteenth-century Europe on April 24, 2014
Women and achievement in nineteenth-century Europe
It was a fine overview... kind of. But Clark does not understand how to reference. In chapter 5, over 2 pages she shares many statistics relating to women in education, etc. Not one of the statistics is referenced. My mind boggles as to why she omitted these crucial sources.
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