Canadian Women’s Issues
Volume II: Bold Visions
by Ruth Roach Pierson and Marjorie Griffin Cohen
The second volume of a two-volume set which focuses on women's activism during the past 25 years.
In this second volume of a two-volume set, Ruth Roach Pierson and Marjorie Griffin Cohen focus on five issues that have been central to women's activism during the past 25 years.
The book comprises a series of essays divided thematically--the domestic sphere, paid work, education and training, economic policy, global issues--followed by illustrative historical documents. Photographs and other visual materials complement the essays, and an extensive bibliography surveys further reading.
Canadian Women's Issues is a rich exploration of the ways that feminists in English-speaking Canada have struggled to effect progressive change.
The book comprises a series of essays divided thematically--the domestic sphere, paid work, education and training, economic policy, global issues--followed by illustrative historical documents. Photographs and other visual materials complement the essays, and an extensive bibliography surveys further reading.
Canadian Women's Issues is a rich exploration of the ways that feminists in English-speaking Canada have struggled to effect progressive change.
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Reviews
"Currently the best source available on the history of the women's movement in English Canada, the two volumes in this series are balanced, hard-hitting, and often fun to read. They will not soon be superseded."
Maragret Conrad, Canadian Book Review Annual