The University of Minnesota Comparative Women's History Workshop Fall 1997 Scehdule

The Comparative Women's History Workshop

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Winter 1998 SCHEDULE
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Our theme for the year is Women's Life Course.
We understand this very broadly including girlhood, motherhood, life course transitions,
sexuality, generational experiences, aging, etc.

Tuesday January 20

Rachel Martin, "Why Tribal?: Hippies, Race, and the Problem of 'White Indians'"

Tuesday February 10

Deborah Henry, "Women and the Reconstructing of Worker Identity in the Building Trades"

Tuesday February 24

Irene Bandhauer-Schoeffmann, "Business and Gender in Fin-de-Siecle Vienna"

Tuesday March 10

Robert Frame, "'Gone Up on Higher Grounds':U.S Women Peace Activists' Use of

the Rhetoric of Masculinity, 1914-1917"

Due to scheduling conflicts with the history departments job search talks, the workshop will meet in the Afro-American Studies Library on the 8th floor of Social Sciences Building on January 20, February 10, and February 24.
On March 10 we return to meeting in the Ford room.

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