Gender & History

Abstracts
pp. iv-vi(3)

The New Men's History and the Peculiar Absence of Gendered Power: Some Remedies from Early American Gender History
pp. 1-35(35)
Author: Ditz T.L.

Hauling Down the Double Standard: Feminism, Social Purity and Sexual Science in Late Nineteenth-Century Britain
pp. 36-56(21)
Author: Hall L.

Monuments, Reputation and Clerical Marriage in Reformation England: Bishop Barlow's Daughters
pp. 57-82(26)
Author: Sherlock P.

The Scientisation of Culture: Colonial Medicine's Construction of Egyptian Womanhood, 1893–1929
pp. 83-98(16)
Author: Abugideiri H.

Modernity and the Other Woman: Gender and National Identity in the Egyptian Women's Press: 1952–1967
pp. 99-112(14)
Author: Bier L.

Comment
pp. 113-122(10)
Author: Pedersen J.E.

‘If I Only Wore a Coat and Pants’: Gender and Power in the Making of an American Public High School, 1847–1851
pp. 123-145(23)
Author: Teed M.L.

A Vision of Mount Holyoke in the Ottoman Balkans: American Cultural Transfer, Bulgarian Nation-Building and Women's Educational Reform, 1858–1870
pp. 146-171(26)
Author: Reeves-Ellington B.

The Function of Age and the History of Women's Work: The Career of an Australian Teacher, 1907–1947
pp. 172-197(26)
Authors: Whitehead K.; Thorpe S.

(Homo)sex in the City Only? Finding Continuity and Change in the Gay Past
pp. 198-204(7)
Author: Healey D.

Gender, Colonialism and Citizenship in the Modern Middle East
pp. 205-208(4)
Author: Camiscioli E.

About Understanding across Time and Space
pp. 209-212(4)
Author: Blom I.

Book Reviews
pp. 213-230(18)

Notes on Contributors
pp. 231-232(2)