03/18/2013
Paul's pick for March is "Why We Argue About the Way We Read" by Lisa A. Freeman at the University of Illinois Chicago. The article appears in Spring 2013 issue… READ MORE
03/08/2013
The women’s histories that were produced in the late eighteenth century promoted an ideal of domestic citizenship for women that was valued as a break from a less advanced past, and hence a sign of modernity, as well as a distinguishing characteristic of national virtue at a time when a market economy and new forms of political organization were reshaping the countries of Europe and the New World.
