What can girlhoods help us to see about colonialism that may not otherwise be apparent? Around the world in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, girls lived under colonial regimes in wildly diverse circumstances. Some were beneficiaries of colonial privileges, while others faced hardships and privations. How can we find the commonalities of colonial girlhoods when factors of freedom and bondage, possession and dispossession, class and race divided colonial girls
Midgley, James, and David Piachaud, eds.. Colonialism and Welfare: Social Policy and the British Imp...
This study investigates the roots of gender inequalities in contemporary African lives. The study ha...
The history of colonial children’s literature is intriguingly complex. Most of the books and magazin...
Settler colonies and colonies of occupation, such as Canada, Australia, New Zealand, India, Ireland,...
Indigenous girls often appear as silent bystanders in the annals of British Malaya. Yet, their activ...
International audienceIndigenous girls often appear as silent bystanders in the narratives of imperi...
What is girlhood? A status? A life stage? An identity? A historical fiction? Throughout history, gir...
Copyright University Press of America [Full text of this chapter is not available in the UHRA]Gender...
Since the mid-eighteenth century, British families have relied on South Asian women known as ayahs t...
This paper seeks to bridge a gap in feminist critique of gender and empire with regard to the foundi...
This article explores two series of girls\u27 annuals: the Empire Annual for Australian Girls (1909-...
European imperialism spawned settlements of invasive white communities throughout Asia and Africa. S...
This paper seeks to bridge a gap in feminist critique of gender and empire with regard to the foundi...
Drawing from archival documentary sources and oral history of women who were schoolgirls in the pre-...
Book synopsis: Girlhood, interdisciplinary and global in source, scope, and methodology, examines th...
Midgley, James, and David Piachaud, eds.. Colonialism and Welfare: Social Policy and the British Imp...
This study investigates the roots of gender inequalities in contemporary African lives. The study ha...
The history of colonial children’s literature is intriguingly complex. Most of the books and magazin...
Settler colonies and colonies of occupation, such as Canada, Australia, New Zealand, India, Ireland,...
Indigenous girls often appear as silent bystanders in the annals of British Malaya. Yet, their activ...
International audienceIndigenous girls often appear as silent bystanders in the narratives of imperi...
What is girlhood? A status? A life stage? An identity? A historical fiction? Throughout history, gir...
Copyright University Press of America [Full text of this chapter is not available in the UHRA]Gender...
Since the mid-eighteenth century, British families have relied on South Asian women known as ayahs t...
This paper seeks to bridge a gap in feminist critique of gender and empire with regard to the foundi...
This article explores two series of girls\u27 annuals: the Empire Annual for Australian Girls (1909-...
European imperialism spawned settlements of invasive white communities throughout Asia and Africa. S...
This paper seeks to bridge a gap in feminist critique of gender and empire with regard to the foundi...
Drawing from archival documentary sources and oral history of women who were schoolgirls in the pre-...
Book synopsis: Girlhood, interdisciplinary and global in source, scope, and methodology, examines th...
Midgley, James, and David Piachaud, eds.. Colonialism and Welfare: Social Policy and the British Imp...
This study investigates the roots of gender inequalities in contemporary African lives. The study ha...
The history of colonial children’s literature is intriguingly complex. Most of the books and magazin...