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Artikelmerkmale
- Artikelzustand
- Subject
- History
- ISBN
- 9780195084306
- Publication Name
- Relations of Rescue : the Search for Female Moral Authority in the American West, 1874-1939
- Item Length
- 8.3in
- Publisher
- Oxford University Press, Incorporated
- Publication Year
- 1993
- Type
- Textbook
- Format
- Trade Paperback
- Language
- English
- Item Height
- 0.9in
- Features
- Reprint
- Item Width
- 5.5in
- Item Weight
- 15.6 Oz
- Number of Pages
- 328 Pages
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In this study of late nineteenth-century moral reform, Peggy Pascoe examines four specific cases--a home for Chinese prostitutes in San Francisco, California; a home for polygamous Mormon women in Salt Lake City, Utah; a home for unmarried mothers in Denver, Colorado; and a program for American Indians on the Omaha Reservation in Nebraska--to tell the story of the women who established missionary rescue homes for women in the American West. Focusing on two sets of relationships--those between women reformers and their male opponents, and those between women reformers and the various groups of women they sought to shelter--Pascoe traces the gender relations that framed the reformers' search for female moral authority, analyzes the interaction between women reformers and the women who entered the rescue homes, and raises provocative questions about historians' understanding of the dynamics of social feminism, social control, and intercultural relations.
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Publisher
Oxford University Press, Incorporated
ISBN-10
0195084306
ISBN-13
9780195084306
eBay Product ID (ePID)
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Product Key Features
Publication Name
Relations of Rescue : the Search for Female Moral Authority in the American West, 1874-1939
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Features
Reprint
Publication Year
1993
Type
Textbook
Number of Pages
328 Pages
Dimensions
Item Length
8.3in
Item Height
0.9in
Item Width
5.5in
Item Weight
15.6 Oz
Additional Product Features
Edition Description
Reprint
Reviews
"A highly sophisticated analysis....Pascoe not only fills a gap in the historical literature on female voluntary associations, but also accomplishes much more."--Western Historical Quarterly, "Pascoe's brilliant analysis of Protestant women's home mission organizations is indispensable reading for any historian of late nineteenth- or early twentieth-century America. Organized and written with verve and clarity."--American Historical Review, "Pascoe's brilliant analysis of Protestant women's home mission organizations is indispensable reading for any historian of late nineteenth- or early twentieth-century America. Organized and written with verve and clarity."--American Historical Review "Has a good chance of becoming one of the benchmark studies in women's history. It brings together issues of race and class, gender and region, and then relates them to ideology."--Women's Review of Books "A highly sophisticated analysis....Pascoe not only fills a gap in the historical literature on female voluntary associations, but also accomplishes much more."--Western Historical Quarterly "The best study yet of women's skillful manipulation of Victorian attitudes in the American west....This engrossing book...is graced by clear, precise writing about women's issues unhindered by shrillness and whining. A scholarly joy to read."--Choice "Her chief concern, the history of women in the West, represents some of the bolder and more intensely revisionist themes of the new historians....One of her underlying themes is that the inclusion of women does not merely enrich the overall picture; it changes it dramatically....'Exclude women from Western history, and unreality sets in. Restore them, and the Western drama gains a fully human cast of characters--males and females whose urges, needs, failings, and conflicts we can recognize and even share.'" --The New York Times Magazine "Pascoe's closely argued...analysis...of 'woman's work for woman' in the West is as timely as it is provocative."--The Nation "An original and important work....Provides a masterful analysis of feminist ideology, intercultural relations among women, and the dynamics of social control."--Annals of Iowa, "The best study yet of women's skillful manipulation of Victorianattitudes in the American west....This engrossing book...is graced by clear,precise writing about women's issues unhindered by shrillness and whining. Ascholarly joy to read."--Choice, "A highly sophisticated analysis....Pascoe not only fills a gap in thehistorical literature on female voluntary associations, but also accomplishesmuch more."--Western Historical Quarterly, "Pascoe's brilliant analysis of Protestant women's home mission organizations is indispensable reading for any historian of late nineteenth- or early twentieth-century America. Organized and written with verve and clarity."--American Historical Review "Has a good chance of becoming one of the benchmark studies in women's history. It brings together issues of race and class, gender and region, and then relates them to ideology."--Women's Review of Books "A highly sophisticated analysis...Pascoe not only fills a gap in the historical literature on female voluntary associations, but also accomplishes much more."--Western Historical Quarterly "The best study yet of women's skillful manipulation of Victorian attitudes in the American west...This engrossing book...is graced by clear, precise writing about women's issues unhindered by shrillness and whining. A scholarly joy to read."--CHOICE "Her chief concern, the history of women in the West, represents some of the bolder and more intensely revisionist themes of the new historians...One of her underlying themes is that the inclusion of women does not merely enrich the overall picture; it changes it dramatically...'Exclude women from Western history, and unreality sets in. Restore them, and the Western drama gains a fully human cast of characters--males and females whose urges, needs, failings, and conflicts we can recognize and even share.'"--The New York Times Magazine "Pascoe's closely argued...analysis...of 'woman's work for woman' in the West is as timely as it is provocative."--The Nation "An original and important work...Provides a masterful analysis of feminist ideology, intercultural relations among women, and the dynamics of social control."--Annals of Iowa, "The best study yet of women's skillful manipulation of Victorian attitudes in the American west....This engrossing book...is graced by clear, precise writing about women's issues unhindered by shrillness and whining. A scholarly joy to read."--Choice, "Has a good chance of becoming one of the benchmark studies in women's history. It brings together issues of race and class, gender and region, and then relates them to ideology."--Women's Review of Books, "Pascoe's closely argued...analysis...of 'woman's work for woman' in theWest is as timely as it is provocative."--The Nation, "Pascoe's brilliant analysis of Protestant women's home mission organizations is indispensable reading for any historian of late nineteenth- or early twentieth-century America. Organized and written with verve and clarity."--American Historical Review"Has a good chance of becoming one of the benchmark studies in women's history. It brings together issues of race and class, gender and region, and then relates them to ideology."--Women's Review of Books"A highly sophisticated analysis...Pascoe not only fills a gap in the historical literature on female voluntary associations, but also accomplishes much more."--Western Historical Quarterly"The best study yet of women's skillful manipulation of Victorian attitudes in the American west...This engrossing book...is graced by clear, precise writing about women's issues unhindered by shrillness and whining. A scholarly joy to read."--CHOICE"Her chief concern, the history of women in the West, represents some of the bolder and more intensely revisionist themes of the new historians...One of her underlying themes is that the inclusion of women does not merely enrich the overall picture; it changes it dramatically...'Exclude women from Western history, and unreality sets in. Restore them, and the Western drama gains a fully human cast of characters--males and females whose urges, needs, failings,and conflicts we can recognize and even share.'"--The New York Times Magazine"Pascoe's closely argued...analysis...of 'woman's work for woman' in the West is as timely as it is provocative."--The Nation"An original and important work...Provides a masterful analysis of feminist ideology, intercultural relations among women, and the dynamics of social control."--Annals of Iowa, "Pascoe's brilliant analysis of Protestant women's home missionorganizations is indispensable reading for any historian of late nineteenth- orearly twentieth-century America. Organized and written with verve andclarity."--American Historical Review, "An original and important work....Provides a masterful analysis offeminist ideology, intercultural relations among women, and the dynamics ofsocial control."--Annals of Iowa, "Her chief concern, the history of women in the West, represents some of the bolder and more intensely revisionist themes of the new historians....One of her underlying themes is that the inclusion of women does not merely enrich the overall picture; it changes it dramatically....'Excludewomen from Western history, and unreality sets in. Restore them, and the Western drama gains a fully human cast of characters--males and females whose urges, needs, failings, and conflicts we can recognize and even share.'" --The New York Times Magazine, "Has a good chance of becoming one of the benchmark studies in women'shistory. It brings together issues of race and class, gender and region, andthen relates them to ideology."--Women's Review of Books, "An original and important work....Provides a masterful analysis of feminist ideology, intercultural relations among women, and the dynamics of social control."--Annals of Iowa, "Pascoe's brilliant analysis of Protestant women's home mission organizations is indispensable reading for any historian of late nineteenth- or early twentieth-century America. Organized and written with verve and clarity."-- American Historical Review "Has a good chance of becoming one of the benchmark studies in women's history. It brings together issues of race and class, gender and region, and then relates them to ideology."-- Women's Review of Books "A highly sophisticated analysis....Pascoe not only fills a gap in the historical literature on female voluntary associations, but also accomplishes much more."-- Western Historical Quarterly "The best study yet of women's skillful manipulation of Victorian attitudes in the American west....This engrossing book...is graced by clear, precise writing about women's issues unhindered by shrillness and whining. A scholarly joy to read."-- Choice "Her chief concern, the history of women in the West, represents some of the bolder and more intensely revisionist themes of the new historians....One of her underlying themes is that the inclusion of women does not merely enrich the overall picture; it changes it dramatically....'Exclude women from Western history, and unreality sets in. Restore them, and the Western drama gains a fully human cast of characters--males and females whose urges, needs, failings, and conflicts we can recognize and even share.'" -- The New York Times Magazine "Pascoe's closely argued...analysis...of 'woman's work for woman' in the West is as timely as it is provocative."-- The Nation "An original and important work....Provides a masterful analysis of feminist ideology, intercultural relations among women, and the dynamics of social control."-- Annals of Iowa, "Pascoe's closely argued...analysis...of 'woman's work for woman' in the West is as timely as it is provocative."--The Nation, "Pascoe's brilliant analysis of Protestant women's home mission organizations is indispensable reading for any historian of late nineteenth- or early twentieth-century America. Organized and written with verve and clarity."--American Historical Review"Has a good chance of becoming one of the benchmark studies in women's history. It brings together issues of race and class, gender and region, and then relates them to ideology."--Women's Review of Books"A highly sophisticated analysis...Pascoe not only fills a gap in the historical literature on female voluntary associations, but also accomplishes much more."--Western Historical Quarterly"The best study yet of women's skillful manipulation of Victorian attitudes in the American west...This engrossing book...is graced by clear, precise writing about women's issues unhindered by shrillness and whining. A scholarly joy to read."--CHOICE"Her chief concern, the history of women in the West, represents some of the bolder and more intensely revisionist themes of the new historians...One of her underlying themes is that the inclusion of women does not merely enrich the overall picture; it changes it dramatically...'Exclude women from Western history, and unreality sets in. Restore them, and the Western drama gains a fully human cast of characters--males and females whose urges, needs, failings, and conflicts we can recognize and even share.'"--The New York Times Magazine"Pascoe's closely argued...analysis...of 'woman's work for woman' in the West is as timely as it is provocative."--The Nation"An original and important work...Provides a masterful analysis of feminist ideology, intercultural relations among women, and the dynamics of social control."--Annals of Iowa, "Her chief concern, the history of women in the West, represents some ofthe bolder and more intensely revisionist themes of the new historians....One ofher underlying themes is that the inclusion of women does not merely enrich theoverall picture; it changes it dramatically....'Exclude women from Westernhistory, and unreality sets in. Restore them, and the Western drama gains afully human cast of characters--males and females whose urges, needs, failings,and conflicts we can recognize and even share.'" --The New York TimesMagazine
Topic
Women, United States / 20th Century, Women's Studies
Dewey Decimal
362.8/292/0973
Intended Audience
College Audience
Dewey Edition
20
Illustrated
Yes
Genre
History, Social Science
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