19th Century Women: Private and Public Spheres

This overview examines the ways that public sphere theories might be used to understand the movement of 19th century American women from the private sphere of domesticity and family into more public roles within society.

[@philipp7935]

thanks so much. too few women's history videos like this. exam tomorrow

[@brianestevez5435]

This is IMPECCABLE. Great work.

[@manedrain]

Amazing video!

[@shannanschoe]

great information but the word based slides move too quickly.

[@tymanung8058]

However the public's of women. Including in US were different and varied so sometimes cooperated other crimes not. For example US had Black AfroAmerican women who wanted abolition of slavery while Pro womens rights ehilecWhite EuroAmerican section
agreed til after US Civil War when that faction largely reduced vote demand only for white women White women workers were often more involved in trade unions and working womens eco
comic rights etc. Similar situations probably occurred in other countries.
The basic argument or theory seems sound but needs to consider the reality of diverse sector or factions of women's public's plural There were also reformers and radicals of all sorts in arts. personal behavior etc.
Thank you for the general theory

[@manedrain]

Is there anywhere to read this essay?

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