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Группа авторов. A Companion to Global Gender History
Table of Contents
List of Illustrations
Guide
Pages
A COMPANION TO GLOBAL GENDER HISTORY
List of Figures
About the Editors
Contributors
Introduction
NOTES
Chapter One Sexuality
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND FURTHER READING
Chapter Two Gender and Labor in World History
Early Human Societies and the Emergence of Gender Divisions
The Emergence of Complex Societies and Gender Divisions in the Ancient World
Militarization, Decentralization, and Gender Divisions in Feudal Societies
Merchant Capitalism, Gender Ideology, and Protoindustrialization
Industrial Capitalism, and Public and Private Labor
Resistance, War, and Revolution, and the State
Conclusion
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND FURTHER READING
NOTE
Chapter Three Structures and Meanings in a Gendered Family History
Sources for a Gendered Family History
Family Structures and Functions
Relations within the Family
State Intervention in Family Life
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND FURTHER READING
Chapter Four The Construction of Gendered Identities in Myth and Ritual
Introduction
The Terrain and What is at Stake
Inscribing Gender in the Flesh: Making the “Female” and “Male” in the Ancient World
Circumcision, Identity, and Rites of Passage
Circumcision and the Sande and Poro of the Mende of Sierra Leone
Maintaining Gender in and through Mythology
Gender in Sande and Poro Masks
Concluding Comments
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND FURTHER READING
NOTES
Chapter Five Gender Rules: Law and Politics
Ancient Patriarchy
The Medieval and Early Modern Periods
The French Revolution
Western Models in a Colonial Setting
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND FURTHER READING
Chapter Six Race, Gender, and Other Differences in Feminist Theory
Concepts of Race
Concepts of Women, Sex, and Gender
The Inseparable Nature of Race and Gender
More than Analogous: Sexuality, Border Identities, and Disability
Located Knowledges: Representation and Positionality
Conclusion
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND FURTHER READING
NOTE
Chapter Seven Gender and Material Culture History
Introduction: Genders of Things, Things of Genders
Women’s History and Material Culture Studies
Gender, Material Culture, and Consumption
Gender, Material Culture, and Production
Conclusion
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND FURTHER READING
NOTES
Chapter Eight How Images Got Their Gender: Masculinity and Femininity in the Visual Arts
Women Artists and Gender Analysis
Symbolism and Subversion
Women, Gender, and the Arts of East Asia
Artist, Patron, Image
Critical Race Theory and Art
Postcolonial and Globalized Art History
LGBTQ+ Studies in Art
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND FURTHER READING
NOTE
Chapter Nine Gender, Revolution, and Anti‐Imperialism
Revolution
Anti‐Imperialism
Transnationalism
Conclusion
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND FURTHER READING
NOTE
Chapter Ten Feminist Movements: Gender and Sexual Equality
Feminist Movements and Feminism
Women and Rebellion in Early Modern Europe
Nineteenth‐Century Liberal Feminism
Socialism and Feminism
Anti‐Colonialism, National Independence, and Feminism
Feminism in the 1960s and 1970s
International Feminism and Intersectionality in the Twenty‐First Century
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND FURTHER READING
Chapter Eleven Gender in the Earliest Human Societies
Gender in Prehistory (c.40,000–4,000 years BP) Neanderthals and the Middle Palaeolithic
Anatomically modern humans of the Upper Palaeolithic/Late Stone Age
Mesolithic (post‐glacial) societies
Farming and metallurgical societies (of the Neolithic, Copper, Bronze, and Iron Ages)
Studying Ancient Gender. Sociopolitics
Epistemology. Gender attribution vs. engendered processes
Positivism vs. interpretive/postmodern epistemologies
Fear of relativism and the loss of archaeology’s privileged status as a science
Analogical reasoning and retrodicting the present into the past
Methodology and the gendered practice of archaeology
Conclusions
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND FURTHER READING
Chapter Twelve Gendered Themes in Early African History
Kinship, Motherhood, and Healing in East Africa
Masculinity and Marriage in Southern Africa
Men’s Work, Women’s Work, and Social Organization in Central Africa
Clanship, Households, and Incorporation in Atlantic‐Era West Africa
Anlo
Baté
Gendered Themes in Early African History
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND FURTHER READING
NOTES
Chapter Thirteen Women and Gender in Ancient Mediterranean Cultures
Religion and Rituals
Gender Identities and Sexual Norms
Social Restrictions
The Life Cycle
Women’s Work in the Household and Beyond
Governance
Warfare
Women’s Voices
Conclusion
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND FURTHER READING
NOTE
Chapter Fourteen Confucian Complexities: China, Korea, Vietnam, and Japan
China
Korea
Vietnam
Japan
Summary Reflections
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND FURTHER READING
Chapter Fifteen Toward Engendering Early Histories of the Indian Subcontinent: Consolidating Insights and Continuing Challenges
Introduction
From the Second to the Mid‐First Millennium BCE
Early Historic Developments
Recognizing Regional Diversities
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND FURTHER READING
Chapter Sixteen Gender in the Ancient Americas: From Earliest Villages to European Colonization
Village Life
Stratified Societies
From Stratified Societies to States
Future Directions
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND FURTHER READING
Chapter Seventeen Medieval Europe
Governing
Labor
Legal Structures
Material Culture
Conclusions
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND FURTHER READING
NOTE
Chapter Eighteen Gender, Science, and Medicine in the Early Modern World
Spaces and Strategies
Science
Health and Healing
Gendered Knowledge
Conclusion
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND FURTHER READING
Chapter Nineteen Bringing the Gender History of Early Modern Southeast Asia into Global Conversations
Gender Roles and Indigenous Ritual
Incoming Religious Influence and Changing Gender Regimes
Confucianism
Theravada Buddhism
Islam
Christianity
Gender and Rural Economics
Global Trade and Gendered Influences
Class Differences: Court and Village
Concluding Remarks
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND FURTHER READING
Chapter Twenty Women, Gender, and Sexuality in the Middle East
High Culture: Palace Women and Dynastic Politics
Elite Households Beyond the Court
Middle and Lower Class Women in Provincial Towns and the Countryside
Gender, Sexuality, and Poetry
Eighteenth‐Century Changes
Conclusion
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND FURTHER READING
Chapter Twenty‐One Did Gender Have a Renaissance? Reconsidering Categories in Early Modern Western Europe
Renaissance Italy
Work and Family
Protestant and Catholic Reformations
Gender, Power, and Politics
The Many Women of Early Modern Europe
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND FURTHER READING
Chapter Twenty‐Two The Atlantic World
Gender and the Imposition of Imperial Control
Women, Gender, and the Adaptation and/or Acquiescence to Imperial Control
Women, Gender, and Resistance to Empire
Conclusion: Empire as a Gendered Category of Analysis
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND FURTHER READING
NOTES
Chapter Twenty‐Three New Global Imperialism
Stages of Empire
The “Woman Question”
Race, Gender, and Empire
Mixed‐Race Families
Masculinity, Sexuality, and Empire
The “Other” Empire
Conclusion
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND FURTHER READING
Chapter Twenty‐Four Women’s and Gender History in the Middle East and North Africa, 1750–World War I
Property and Power
Law and Gender
Sexuality
Family Life
The “New Woman”
Women’s Movements and Nationalism
Conclusion
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND FURTHER READING
Chapter Twenty‐Five Gender, Women, and Power in Africa, 1750–1914
Kinship and Conjugality
Slavery and Women’s Work
Political Power Wielded by Women
Women and Trade: Issues of Autonomy and Agency
Gender, Colonial Capitalism, and Initial Colonial Conditions
Sexuality, Masculinity, and Control of Women
Conclusions Without Closure
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND FURTHER READING
Chapter Twenty‐Six Clash of Cultures: Gender and Colonialism in South and Southeast Asia, Australia, and New Zealand
South Asia
Southeast Asia
Australia and New Zealand
Conclusion
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND FURTHER READING
Chapter Twenty‐Seven From Private to Public Patriarchy: Women, Labor, and the State in East Asia, 1600–1919
Status Inequality and Sex Segregation
Crises and Reforms in the Nineteenth Century
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND FURTHER READING
Chapter Twenty‐Eight Gender, Power, and Society in Western Europe, 1750–1914
Introduction
Enlightenment and Revolution
Domesticity and its Discontents
Industrialism and Urbanism
Power and Politics
Empire, Travel, and Leisure
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND FURTHER READING
NOTES
Chapter Twenty‐Nine Gender in Russia and Eastern Europe, 1750–1914
Elite Women
Serf Women
Jewish Women
Intellectual and Cultural Life
The Emancipation of the Serfs
Women’s Education
Women's Charitable Activities
Reform and Revolutions
Conclusion
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND FURTHER READING
NOTE
Chapter Thirty Turbulent Times: Gender in Latin America and the Caribbean, 1750–World War I
The Eighteenth Century
Rebellions
Independence Wars
Slavery and Emancipation
Gender and Nation
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND FURTHER READING
Chapter Thirty‐One North America from North of the 49th Parallel
Overviews and Collections
New France and British North America
Indigenous Women
Working and Family Lives in the Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries
Middle and Upper‐Class Women: Law, Religion and Social Reform
Bodies, Reproductive Health and Sexuality
Science and Healthcare
Women’s Suffrage
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND FURTHER READING
Thirty‐Two Feminism and Gender Construction in Modern Asia
Nationalism, Feminism, and Gender in South Asia
Pakistan
Bangladesh
Gender in Colonial and Postcolonial Southeast Asia
Indonesia
The Philippines
Vietnam
Gender in Modern Northeast Asia: Korea, China, and Japan. Korea
China
Japan
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND FURTHER READING
Chapter Thirty‐Three African Women since 1918: Gender as a Determinant of Status
The Colonial Period post‐1918
The Late Colonial and Postcolonial Periods
Conclusion
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND FURTHER READING
Chapter Thirty‐Four The Gender of Modernization and the Modernization of Gender: Latin America and the Caribbean since 1914
Gender at the Dawn of Latin America’s Age of Extremes
Personal Politics: Gender and the Rise of Populism
Gender in the Hot Spots of the Cold War
The “New Wave” of Latin American Feminism
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND FURTHER READING
Chapter Thirty‐Five Gender in Russia and Eastern Europe since World War I
Transformations in “Old Regime” Eastern Europe
Reform and Authoritarianism in Interwar Eastern Europe
Gender and the Second World War
Socialism and Gender in Postwar Eastern Europe
Private Life Rebounds in the Soviet Union
Gender in Post‐Socialist Russia and Eastern Europe
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND ADDITIONAL READING
NOTES
Thirty‐six Equality and Difference in the West since World War I: North America, Western Europe, Australia, and New Zealand
World War I and Women’s Suffrage
Social Consequences of World War I
The Depression, Backlash, and World War II
The Postwar Boom and the Cultural Revolution of the 1960s and 1970s
The Women’s and Gay Liberation Movements
Successes and Failures of Second‐Wave Feminism
Social and Demographic Change in the Late Twentieth and Early Twenty‐First Centuries
Equality and Difference in the Fractured Societies of the Twenty‐First Century
Conclusion
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND FURTHER READING
NOTES
Index
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