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Review Essay: Gender and its vulnerebility and historicalization. |
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Education and Gender in history: The archeology of the question,'How to live' and gender. |
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Cosmology of a 17th Century England Prophetess, Anna Trapnel, a Fifth Monarchy Woman. |
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Body and Motherhood in Early Modern England: Erasmus, New Mother. |
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Women's and Men's Spheres in "Fireside Education" (1998). |
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Relief of Poor Children in 16th century London: The Early Days of Christ's Hospital. |
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A Woman's discourse on "Mother"and "Education" in Antebellum America- Lydia Huntley Sigourney, "Letters to Mothers", 1838 (1999). |
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'Motherhood' in 19th Century America: Catharine Esther Beecher, "Woman's Profession as Mother and Educator, With Views in Opposition to Woman Suffage", 1872 (2001). |
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The Construction and Paradox of Modern 'Motherhood' in America - 'Affection' / 'Self-government' / 'Woman'(2002). |
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The Transition of Motherhood and Education in Early Modern England: A Review(2004). |
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Spirituality and Mother in Early Modern England. |
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Women's Preaching and Subversion of Cosmology in 17th Century England: Two Pamphlets attacking on Women Preachers . |
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The World of a female teacher, counselor, and curer in 17th century England: Reports of Anne Bodenham’s Witchcraft. |
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The Social Context of Invention of Education for Poor Children: Richard Grafton's Relationship with the Authorities in Early Days of Christ's Hospital. |