Titlebook: Women in Britain since 1900; Sue Bruley Textbook 1999Latest edition Sue Bruley 1999 emotion.identity.women

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Textbook 1999Latest editionsearch, with an emphasis on personal testimony, with the most up-to-date work of specialist scholars in each field. Embracing social, economic, political and cultural history, it examines the changing meaning of femininity within the broad historical time periods making up the twentieth century. Eac

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,No Time to Weep: The First World War, 1914–1918,echnology of warfare, led to a situation of ‘total war’ which required extensive new areas of state intervention for the necessary mobilization of resources. This had far-reaching repercussions for almost every area of life.

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,A New Femininity, 1919–1939, blurring during the duration of the conflict.. This has led to a vigorous debate about the nature of ‘new’ feminism in these years. It is apparent, however, that ‘first wave’ feminism as a mass movement was dead, but feminist issues were still doggedly pursued by a dedicated group of predominantly middle-class women.

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Conclusion, all-male occupations. Women’s average earnings in relation to men have risen from about 40 per cent to 80 per cent. These and other gains have led to allegations that gender equality has arrived and that there is no longer any need for a feminist movement.

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,From Austerity to Prosperity and the Pill: The Post-War Years, 1945–,.1968,, exhortations to duty and sacrifice were wearing thin and the British people were more than ready for the benefits of consumerism which sustained economic growth would soon bestow on them. As austerity gradually gave way to affluence, cars, fridges, vacuum cleaners and many other consumer goods bec