Journal of women's history

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  Año 2004, Vol. 16, Número 1

  • EDITOR'S NOTE

    Donna J. Guy

    págs. 6-7

    

  • WOMEN'S HISTORY IN THE NEW MILLENNIUM: Continuing the Conversation on "Compulsory Heterosexuality"

    Leila J. Rupp

    pág. 8

    

  • REFLECTIONS ON "COMPULSORY HETEROSEXUALITY"

    Adrienne Rich

    págs. 9-11

    

  • "MARRIED AMONG THEIR COMPANIONS": Female Homoerotic Relations in Nineteenth-Century Urdu Rekhti Poetry in India

    Ruth Vanita

    págs. 12-53

    

  • SANDOR/SAROLTA VAY: From Passing Woman to Sexual Invert

    Geertje Mak

    págs. 54-77

    

  • A MENTAL AND MORAL FEAST: Reading, Writing, and Sentimentality in Black Philadelphia

    Erica R. Armstrong

    págs. 78-102

    

  • REFORMING WORK: Gender, Class, and the Printing Trade in Victorian Britain

    Michelle Tusan

    págs. 103-126

    

  • "IN LABOR ALONE IS HAPPINESS": Women's Work, Social Work, and Feminist Reform Endeavors in Wilhelmine Germany A Transatlantic Perspective"

    Anja Schüler, Iris Schröder

    págs. 127-147

    

  • Jane Addams: Thinking and Acting Locally and Globally

    Harriet Hyman Alonso

    págs. 148-164

    

  • The Art of Listening: Nineteenth- and Twentieth-Century Women Travelers and Their Work

    Jane Robinson

    págs. 165-172

    

  • Of Women and Things

    Jacqueline K. Dirks

    págs. 173-182

    

  • Women Where They Ought Not to Be? Revising the View of the Medieval World

    Linda E. Mitchell

    págs. 183-189