Disorderly conduct : visions of gender in Victorian America / Carroll Smith-Rosenberg.
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New York :
A.A. Knopf,
1985.
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| Edition: | 1st ed. |
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Table of Contents:
- 1: Hearing women's words: a feminist reconstruction of history
- The female world of love and ritual: relations between women in nineteenth-century America
- 2: Bourgeois discourse and the age of Jackson: an introduction
- Davy Crockett as trickster: pornography, liminality, and symbolic inversion in victorian America
- Beauty, the beast, and the militant woman: a case study in sex roles and social stress in Jacksonian America
- The cross and the pedestal: women, anti-ritualism, and the emergence of the American Bourgeoisie
- 3: Bourgeois discourse and the progressive era: an introduction
- Puberty to menopause: the cycle of femininity in nineteenth-century America
- The hysterical woman: sex roles and role conflict in nineteenth-century America
- The abortion movement in the AMA, 1850-1880
- The new woman as Androgyne: social disorder and gender crisis, 1870-1936.