'While my husband was away ... ': Gender and time in the diary of Clara Cornelia van Eijck (1790–1791).
The late eighteenth century has often been portrayed as a pivotal period in the genesis of modern awareness and use of time. Despite this, empirical research to bolster such claims remains relatively thin. The same holds true for gender differences as surprisingly little is known about women's timek...
| Publicado en: | Gender & History Vol. 36; no. 2; pp. 408 - 430 |
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