Family, Gender, and Law in Early Modern France

1 Jul 2011 ... By William Beik and Family, Gender, and Law in Early Modern France. Edited by Suzanne Desan and Jeffrey Merrick.

01/09/2015 · One early expression of the need to consider the gendered politics of law can be seen in Linda K. Kerber, et al., “Beyond Roles, Beyond Separate Spheres: Thinking about Gender in the Early Republic.” 39 The intersection of the law with gender and racial formation in early America is a touchstone in Kathleen M. Brown’s influential review essays, “Brave New Worlds: Women's and Gender

how one group viewed gender differences. We must be wary of taking them too far, however, especially since part of the early modern "debate about women" was simply a rhetorical exercise. Within the last fifteen years, the rise of women's history and family history has led to new ways of exploring issues of gender. Historians of

01/09/2015 · One early expression of the need to consider the gendered politics of law can be seen in Linda K. Kerber, et al., “Beyond Roles, Beyond Separate Spheres: Thinking about Gender in the Early Republic.” 39 The intersection of the law with gender and racial formation in early America is a touchstone in Kathleen M. Brown’s influential review essays, “Brave New Worlds: Women's and Gender

01/07/2011 · Mack P. Holt; A Social and Cultural History of Early Modern France. By William Beik and Family, Gender, and Law in Early Modern France. Edited by Suzanne Desan