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Gender and rural history: A roundtable
Ana Cabana (Cabana, A.); Henry French (French, H.); Colin R. Johnson (Johnson, C. R.); Leen Van Molle (Van Molle, L.); Micheline Cariño (Cariño, M.); José Vicente Serrão (Serrão, J. V.);
Journal Title
Historia Agraria
Year (definitive publication)
2021
Language
English
Country
Spain
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Abstract
The aim of this debate article is to promote a discussion of a historiographical nature (not ideological, not political) about the meaning, place and role of gender in both the rural past and the rural historiography. The discussion revolves around a variety of questions, ranging from the relevance, the opportunity and the very history of the use of gender category in rural history, to the analysis of gender (im)balances in the community of historians working in this broadly defined field of studies, not to mention the very definition of what is meant by gender. These and other related topics, for which there are no single or definitive answers, are debated here in a roundtable format.
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Keywords
Gender,Rural history,Historiography
  • Other Agricultural Sciences - Agriculture Sciences
  • Social and Economic Geography - Social Sciences
  • History and Archeology - Humanities
  • Other Humanities - Humanities
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UIDB/03126/2020 Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia