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Shaming Men: Feminist Honor and the Sexual Double Standard in Belle Époque Francell exceptional measures applied to women in the sphere of morals.’ Planned under the patronage of the French government, this event was one of two major congresses spearheaded by republican feminists at the turn of the century world’s fair in Paris. Considered the more ‘moderate’ of the two by schol

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‘Capped with Hope, Clad in Youth, Shod in Courage’: Masculinity and Marginality in Fin-de-Siècle Parse of construction but always fixed, a . that men experience as a necessary but permanently unattainable goal.’. The paradoxes of modern French manhood and the multiple stresses to which masculinity is subject seemed particularly acute to contemporary observers at the fin de siècle.. A century of po

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Mingce Huang,Ali Jalalian Daghighlamation of the First Republic in 1792 suppressed the property qualification, leaving quasi-universal male suffrage. The Second Republic formally proclaimed universal male suffrage in 1848, but it was not until 1944 that France introduced female suffrage. It was introduced in New Zealand in 1893, in

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Mingce Huang,Ali Jalalian Daghighnounced public and private anxieties. In the late 1950s the American historian H. Stuart Hughes chronicled the ‘social disorder, economic crisis, and institutional malfunctioning’ that helped to effect an ‘intellectual revolution’ against the era’s ‘self-satisfied cult of material progress’ and the