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A History of Gender in America: Essays, Documents, and Articles

Sylvia D. Hoffert

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1. Gender as a Historical Category. 2. Gender Identities in the English Colonies (1600-1760). 3. Gender Identities in the Age of Revolution and the Early Republic (1760-1820). 4. Masculinity in the Nineteenth-Century North (1820-1890). 5. Femininity in the Nineteenth-Century North (1820-1890). 6. Masculinity in the Nineteenth-Century South (1820-1890). 7. Femininity in the Nineteenth-Century South (1820-1890). 8. Gender Identities in the Trans-Mississippi West (1820-1890). 9. The New Woman and the New Man at the Turn of the Century (1890-1920). 10. Masculinity in the Twentieth Century (1920-1975). 11. Femininity in the Twentieth Century (1920-1975). 12. Gender, Identity, and Sexuality (1600-1975). 13. Gender and Sport (1600-1975). 14. Gender and Violence (1600-1975). 15. Gender and Work (1600-1975).

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1. Gender as a Historical Category. 2. Gender Identities in the English Colonies (1600-1760). 3. Gender Identities in the Age of Revolution and the Early Republic (1760-1820). 4. Masculinity in the Nineteenth-Century North (1820-1890). 5. Femininity in the Nineteenth-Century North (1820-1890). 6. Masculinity in the Nineteenth-Century South (1820-1890). 7. Femininity in the Nineteenth-Century South (1820-1890). 8. Gender Identities in the Trans-Mississippi West (1820-1890). 9. The New Woman and the New Man at the Turn of the Century (1890-1920). 10. Masculinity in the Twentieth Century (1920-1975). 11. Femininity in the Twentieth Century (1920-1975). 12. Gender, Identity, and Sexuality (1600-1975). 13. Gender and Sport (1600-1975). 14. Gender and Violence (1600-1975). 15. Gender and Work (1600-1975).

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1. Gender as a Historical Category. 2. Gender Identities in the English Colonies (1600-1760). 3. Gender Identities in the Age of Revolution and the Early Republic (1760-1820). 4. Masculinity in the Nineteenth-Century North (1820-1890). 5. Femininity in the Nineteenth-Century North (1820-1890). 6. Masculinity in the Nineteenth-Century South (1820-1890). 7. Femininity in the Nineteenth-Century South (1820-1890). 8. Gender Identities in the Trans-Mississippi West (1820-1890). 9. The New Woman and the New Man at the Turn of the Century (1890-1920). 10. Masculinity in the Twentieth Century (1920-1975). 11. Femininity in the Twentieth Century (1920-1975). 12. Gender, Identity, and Sexuality (1600-1975). 13. Gender and Sport (1600-1975). 14. Gender and Violence (1600-1975). 15. Gender and Work (1600-1975).

Key concepts: Femininity, Masculinity, Gender studies, Human sexuality, Identity (music), Gender identity, Gender history, History

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