Title: Victorian and Edwardian Anti-Feminism, (4 Volume Set) Author: Lucy Delap, Valerie Sanders ISBN: 0415498171 / 9780415498173 Format: Hard Cover Pages: 1888 Publisher: Routledge Year: 2010 Availability: 45-60 days
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Contents
This new collection from Routledge and Edition Synapse provides the documentary backdrop to this growing critical interest in anti-feminism. Based on the premise that to understand the social and intellectual context of the women’s movement and feminism, it is crucial that all contributions to the debate be explored, and not just those of the ‘winning side’, the collection meets an urgent need to restore to the historical record a sense of how feminism was a deeply marginalized position, and to remember that anti-feminism in many cases better represents public opinion concerning the gender politics of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
Part 1 : Education, Law, and Science
Chapter 1 : Lectures to Ladies on Practical Subjects Chapter 2 : Law for Ladies Chapter 3 : The Over-Education of Women Chapter 4 : The Intellect of Women Chapter 5 : Political Establishment for Young Ladies Chapter 6 : Women Graduates Chapter 7 : Sex in Mind and in Education Chapter 8 : The Higher Education of Woman Chapter 9 : The Physical Insensibility of Woman Chapter 10 : University Degrees for Women : The Case Against Chapter 11 : Women at Oxford and Cambridge
Part 2 : Working, Professional, and Spiritual Women
Chapter 12 : ‘Female Labour : Fraser’s Magazine Chapter 13 : Why are Women Redundant? Chapter 14 : ‘What is Woman’s Work? Chapter 15 : Where Women are The Wage-Earners : Life and Labour in Dundee Chapter 16 : Women and Work Chapter 17 : Married Women and The Factory Law Chapter 18 : The Prospects of Women as Brain Workers : The Nineteenth Century and After Chapter 19 : The Coming Order in The Church of Christ : The Nineteenth Century and After Chapter 20 : Male and Female Created He Them : The Nineteenth Century and After Chapter 21 : The Coming Order in The Church of Christ II : The Nineteenth Century and After,
Part 3 : Marriage, MoTherhood and Domesticity
Chapter 22 : Rights and Wrongs of Women : Household Words Chapter 23 : Man’s Might and Woman’s Right Chapter 24 : Our Single Women : North British Review Chapter 25 : ‘Wives : Saturday Review Chapter 26 : A New View of The Surplus of Women Chapter 27 : Why Women are Ceasing to Marry Chapter 28 : The Dignity of Love Chapter 29 : The Degradation of Woman Chapter 30 : Is it Degradation? Chapter 31 : The Dignity of Love Chapter 32 : The Maternal in Politics Chapter 33 : Decadence and Civilisation : The Hibbert Journal Chapter 34 : Spinsters in The Making- Types 1.- The College Woman Chapter 35 : At The Cross-Roads : Anti-Suffrage Review Chapter 36 : Why We Oppose Women Suffrage Chapter 37 : The Superfluous Woman : Her Cause and Cure : Nineteenth Century and After Chapter 38 : Feminism and Depopulation : Anti-Suffrage Review Chapter 39 : Undated postcard : ‘Mummy’s a Suffragette
Part 4 : Satire
Chapter 40 : Bloomeriana : Punch Chapter 41 : Bloomerism … by Thomas Snarlyle Chapter 42 : A Poser for a Bloomer Chapter 43 : The Bloomer Ball Chapter 44 : Bloomerism Chapter 45 : Bloomerism - An American Custom Chapter 46 : A Probable Incident if That Bloomerism isn’t Put Down Chapter 47 : One of The Delightful Results of Bloomerism Chapter 48 : The Ex-Unprotected Female Chapter 49 : ‘Sucking Pigs : Household Words Chapter 50 : ‘Efficiency of Female Police : in ‘The The Ladies of Creation Chapter 51 : The Parliamentary Female : ‘Mary Protecting The Weaker Sex Chapter 52 : Passing Faces : Household Words Chapter 53 : A Gentleman of Influence Chapter 54 : The Ladies’ Advocate Chapter 55 : Probably The Next Absurdity Chapter 56 : The Girl of The Period Chapter 57 : ‘Mrs Punch’s Letters to Her Daughter’ Chapter 58 : ‘Is Woman a Human Being and Immortal? Chapter 59 : ‘What it Will Soon Come To Chapter 60 : ‘Donna Quixote : Punch cartoon and poem Chapter 61 : Passionate Female Literary Types Chapter 62 : The Weaker Sex Chapter 63 : Our Suffrajests Chapter 64 : Cross-Examining a Suffragist Chapter 65 : Woman, Woman Everywhere Chapter 66 : The Brawling BroTherhood Chapter 67 : Women in Parliament : Nineteenth Century and After Chapter 68 : The Storming of The Bastille : Anti-Suffrage Review Chapter 69 : Spoof Suffrage Society membership card
Part 5 : Social Change and Leisure
Chapter 70 : Rights and Condition of Women Chapter 71 : The Social Position of Woman Chapter 72 : Woman’s Emancipation Chapter 73 : Lecture at The Strong-Minded Women’s Club Chapter 74 : The Condition of Women : Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Chapter 75 : A Fear for The Future : Fraser’s Magazine Chapter 76 : A Word to Women : Temple Bar Chapter 77 : Woman and Her Critics Chapter 78 : The Priesthood of Woman Chapter 79 : The Future of Woman Chapter 80 : Ideal Women Chapter 81 : Clever Women : Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Chapter 82 : Mr Mill on The Subjection of Women : Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Chapter 83 : The Modern Revolt : Macmillan’s Magazine Chapter 84 : Modern Man-Haters Chapter 85 : Woman’s Place in The Economy of Creation Chapter 86 : The Grievances of Women Chapter 87 : Emancipated Women : Ourselves : Essays on Women Chapter 88 : The Future Supremacy of Women Chapter 89 : The Proposed Subjection of Men Chapter 90 : The Characteristics of English Women Chapter 91 : The Threatened Abdication of Man Chapter 92 : Women of To-day, Yesterday, and To-morrow Chapter 93 : The Judicial Shock to Marriage Chapter 94 : The Wild Women as Social Insurgents Chapter 95 : The Wild Women, No : 1 : As Politicians Chapter 96 : The Partisans of The Wild Women Chapter 97 : A Picture of The Past : Nineteenth Century Chapter 98 : The Tyranny of Woman Chapter 99 : Manners and Customs Chapter 100 : Woman as an Athlete Chapter 101 : Woman as an Athlete : A Rejoinder Chapter 102 : The Woman Question’ and ‘Socialism and Sex : The Ethic of Freethought and OTher Addresses Chapter 103 : The Deleterious Effect of Americanisation Upon Women Chapter 104 : The Fall of Woman : Contemporary Review Chapter 105 : Review of The Freedom of Women, The Positivist Review Chapter 106 : Civil War - Want of Cohesion Among Women : Anti-Suffrage Review Chapter 107 : On Nunneries : Anti-Suffrage Review Chapter 108 : The Women’s Achievement Chapter 109 : Woman and Morality : Nineteenth Century and After
Part 6 : Literature
Chapter 110 : Silly Novels by Lady Novelists Chapter 111 : Plain Words on The Woman Question Chapter 112 : The Strike of a Sex Chapter 113 : The Modern Malignant II : The Malignant in Literature Chapter 114 : The Anti-Marriage League : Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Chapter 115 : The Psychology of Feminism : Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Chapter 116 : The Sins of Ann Veronica : The Positivist Review Chapter 117 : On Women Poets : The Nineteenth Century and After
Part 7 : Anti-Suffragists
Chapter 118 : Woman’s Mission Chapter 119 : The Great Unrepresented : Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Chapter 120 : Franchise for The Ladies Chapter 121 : Womanhood Suffrage Chapter 122 : Mill on The Subjection of Women Chapter 123 : Woman’s Suffrage Chapter 124 : Women Voters Chapter 125 : Women Chapter 126 : Female Suffrage Chapter 127 : Women’s Suffrage Chapter 128 : Women’s Suffrage : National Review Chapter 129 : Conservatism and Female Suffrage : The National Review Chapter 130 : ‘The Women’s Protest against Women’s Suffrage : The Spectator Chapter 131 : Of Women in Assemblies : Nineteenth Century Chapter 132 : A Woman’s Criticism of The Women’s Congress : Nineteenth Century Chapter 133 : Women and Politics : Nineteenth Century Chapter 134 : One Man One Suffragette Chapter 135 : Women’s Suffrage : Some Sociological Reasons for Opposing The Movement Chapter 136 : A Woman’s Plea against Woman Suffrage : Nineteenth Century Chapter 137 : Women and The Franchise : Edinburgh Review Chapter 138 : The Women’s Anti-Suffrage Movement : Nineteenth Century Chapter 139 : Votes for Women : The National Review Chapter 140 : The Freedom of Women : An Argument Against The Proposed Extension of The Suffrage to Women Chapter 141 : Is Woman Suffrage Inevitable? Chapter 142 : A Letter to Mr Heitland Chapter 143 : Queen Victoria and Women’s Rights Chapter 144 : Nature’s Reason Against Woman Suffrage Chapter 145 : Women and The Suffrage : Nineteenth Century Chapter 146 : Suffrage and Anti-suffrage : A Woman Worker’s Appeal : The National Review Chapter 147 : Woman Suffrage : The Quarterly Review Chapter 148 : Plain Truths about Woman Suffrage Chapter 149 : Woman Suffrage : A National Danger Chapter 150 : Anti Suffrage League Meeting Report Chapter 151 : Women’s Suffrage and The National Welfare Chapter 152 : Bi-Sexual Suffrage : The Saturday Review Chapter 153 : ‘The Suffrage Debate : Spectator Chapter 154 : Pageantry and Politics : Nineteenth Century Chapter 155 : Letter from Miss Octavia Hill, Women and The Suffrage Chapter 156 : ‘The Anti-Suffrage Outdoor Campaign : Anti-Suffrage Review Chapter 157 : Woman Suffrage : Its Dangers and Delusions Chapter 158 : Economic Criticism of Woman Suffrage : Westminster Review Chapter 159 : ‘Votes for Ladies : The Eye Witness Chapter 160 : ‘The Women’s Bill : The Saturday Review Chapter 161 : ‘The Ladies’ Raid : The Eye Witness Chapter 162 : Correspondence on publicity strategies, The Anti-Suffrage Review Chapter 163 : ‘JKP : ‘A Certain Woman : The Eye Witness Chapter 164 : ‘A Leap-Year Proposal : Anti-Suffrage Review Chapter 165 : ‘Desperate Cases and Desperate Remedies Chapter 166 : Edith Sellers, ‘Where Women Sit in Parliament : Nineteenth Century and After Chapter 167 : ‘Unmasked : Anti-Suffrage Review Chapter 168 : Arthur Charles Gronno, The Woman MP : A Peril to The Country Chapter 169 : Selections from The Anti-Suffrage Handbook of Facts, Statistics and Quotations for The Use of Speakers, Campaigns Committee of The National League for Opposing Woman Suffrage Chapter 170 : ‘Whey Women SHOULD NOT have The Vote : From Woman’s Point of View : The Pall Mall Magazin Chapter 171 : Photo of a stall, Anti-Suffrage Review Chapter 172 : ‘Anti Suffrage Activity : Anti-Suffrage Review,
Part 8 : Feminism and Militancy
Chapter 173 : ‘A Woman’s Rights Organs : The Saturday Review Chapter 174 : Anti-Feminism Chapter 175 : Feminism and Female Suffrage Chapter 176 : The True Gospel of Feminism : A Reply to Mr Belfort Bax Chapter 177 : Mr Belfort Bax Replies to his Critics Chapter 178 : Seems So : The Suffragettes Chapter 179 : Then and Now : Nineteenth Century Chapter 180 : Is The New Woman Helping Woman? : The National Review Chapter 181 : Feminine Versus Feminist Chapter 182 : ‘Correspondences on The Suffragettes : The Eye Witness Chapter 183 : ‘The Suffragette’s Dream : Anti-Suffrage Review Chapter 184 : Suffragette Island : The Saturday Review Chapter 185 : The Fraud of Feminism Chapter 186 : The Need for Anti-feminist Action Chapter 187 : The Soul of a Suffragette Chapter 188 : The Feminist Movement : The Anti-Suffrage Review Chapter 189 : Modern Feminism and Sex Antagonism Chapter 190 : By Favour of The Militants Chapter 191 : The Majesty of The Law Chapter 192 : Feminism Chapter 193 : Review of books by Colquhoun, Bax, Swanwick, Hutchins, Times Literary Supplement
Part 9 : Constructive and ‘modern’ anti-feminism
Chapter 194 : A Woman’s Thoughts about Women Chapter 195 : A Methodist Argument Against The Emancipation of Women : Englishwoman’s Review Chapter 196 : Positive Principles for Anti-Suffragists Chapter 197 : The Injustice of Votes for Women Chapter 198 : The Representation of Women : A Consultative Chamber of Women Chapter 199 : The Case of The Anti-Feminists Chapter 200 : Beatrice Tina and The Almighty Chapter 201 : A Proposed Woman’s Council : The National Review Chapter 202 : The Unimportance of The Women’s Movement : The Freewoman Chapter 203 : The New Sesame and Lilies : The English Review, Chapter 204 : Man : The English Review Chapter 205 : ‘Woman : A Reply to Man : The English Review Chapter 206 : A Defence of Men Chapter 207 : Notes of The Week Chapter 208 : Responses to Orage’s notes of The week Chapter 209 : Will Men Govern when Women have The Vote? Chapter 210 : Notes of The Week Chapter 211 : Women and The Caucus Chapter 212 : Voice for Women : Without Votes : The Nineteenth Century and After Chapter 213 : Anti Suffrage : Return Passage
Part 10 : War
Chapter 214 : To Rule or to Serve? Chapter 215 : Patriotism : At a Price Chapter 216 : Woman’s Place : Anti-Suffrage Review Chapter 217 : ‘Votes for Women with Half The Men Away : Anti-Suffrage Review Chapter 218 : War and Militancy’ review of A : E : Metcalf’s Women’s Effort : A Chronicle of British Women’s Fifty Years Struggle for Citizenship, Times Literary Supplement Chapter 219 : Personal statements on suffrage and war, from A : V : Dicey, Mary Ward, Harold Owen, John Massie, Gladys Pott, and Heber Hart, Anti-Suffrage Review Chapter 220 : Let Women Say! An Appeal to The House of Lords : The Nineteenth Century and After Chapter 221 : ‘Woman Suffrage : Anti-Suffrage Review Chapter 222 : Boy and Girl War Products Their Reconstruction : Nineteenth Century and After
Part 11 : After Suffrage
Chapter 223 : ‘Epilogue : Anti-Suffrage Review Chapter 224 : A Skilled Labourer, Female Intemperance Chapter 225 : An Unknown Quantity : The Woman Voter Chapter 226 : The Manufacture of Girl-Loafers Chapter 227 : Women Electors and Foreign Affairs : The National Review Chapter 228 : On Women Poets : The Nineteenth Century and After Chapter 229 : The Voteless Women of France : The National Review Chapter 230 : No Women as Priests : A Famous "Suffragette" on The Bishop’s Dictum Chapter 231 : No Women Priests : A Woman Novelist Upholds The Bishop