Beyond Separate Spheres: The Power of Public Opinion
Lasser comments on essays by Julie Roy Jeffrey and Laura McCall that call for a new way of understanding the behaviors and images of women--real and archetypal--in the early republic. The essays illustrate more clearly the role of the public sphere as an arena in which issues of gender roles and rel...
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