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Merchants, midwives, and laboring women

Merchants, midwives, and laboring women

SubtitleItalian migrants in urban America
CreatorVecchio, Diane C.
Publish PlaceUrbana
Publish PlaceChicago
PublisherUniversity of Illinois Press
Publish Year2006
PagesX, 130p.
ISBN/ISSN0252030397
Illustrationill. : foto's
LanguageEnglish/Engels
Shelfmark
VS 52 2006
Mediumboek
DescriptionStudy of Italian immigrant women and their daughters in Endicott, New York, and Milwaukee, Wisconsin, during the turn of the twentieth century, based on Italian and American sources and oral histories. Using gender analysis, the author shows that Italian women were not merely wives, daughters, and mothers who followed male kin, they were also labour migrants who made economic choices accordingly.
Thesaurusbetaalde arbeid
ondernemers
verloskundigen
allochtonen
arbeidsverdeling naar sekse
sociale netwerken
migratie
steden
Italiaans
historisch
Verenigde Staten
eeuwwisseling
19e eeuw
20e eeuw
onderzoek
CategoriesBook/Boek


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