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This is an archive of the UCLA Historical Journal (1981–2018). Instituted by UCLA history graduate students in 1980, the journal's objectives were twofold: to allow graduate students the opportunity to publish their work in a scholarly journal, and to acquaint graduate students with writings and methodologies from various historical fields which might be relevant to their own interests and pursuits.


Volume 14, 1994

Women, Gender, & History

Articles

The Impact of Empire on the North American Woman Suffrage Movement: Suffrage Racism in an Imperial Context

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The Science of Protection: Gender-based Legal Arguments for the Ten-hour Work Day

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From Civilized to Savage: Changing Euro-American Perceptions of Pueblo Gender Roles and Sexuality, 1850-1920

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From British Womens WWI Suffrage Battle to the League of Nations Covenant: Conflicting Uses of Gender in the Politics of Millicent Garrett Fawcett

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The Separate Spheres of the State: Mobilization Rhetoric and Public Policy Objectives During World War II

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Spouse-devouring Black Widows and Their Neutered Mates: Postwar Suburbanization—A Battle over Domestic Space

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"Parties Are the Answer": Gender, Modernity and Material Culture

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Sisterhood, Ideology, and the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom: Formulating Policy on the Arab-Israeli Conflict During the 1960s and 1970s

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Elizabeth I Amongst the Women

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The Ambiguity of the Historical Position of Hindu Women in India: Sita, Draupadi and the Laws of Manu

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Exceptions to the Rule: German Women in Music in the Eighteenth Century

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"This is the world I create": A Review Essay on Current First World War Scholarship

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Women and Gender in Late Imperial and Republican China: Problems and Promise of Recent Western Historiography

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