From History to 'Herstory'

"When women in the movement use herstory, their purpose is to emphasize that women's lives, deeds, and participation in human affairs have been neglected or undervalued in standard histories."
Casey Miller and Kate Swift, Words and Women, New York: Anchor Press, 1976. 

Journal Articles  Domestic service, gender, and wages in rural England, c.1700–1860 Jacob F. Field Economic History Review Feminine Knowledge and Skill Reconsidered: Women and Flaked Stone Tools Kathryn Weedman Arthur American Anthropologist Living the Revolution. Italian Women's Resistance and Radicalism in New York City, 1880–1945 – By Jennifer Guglielmo Christa Santina Wirth Working USA Material Manoeuvers: Sarah Churchill, Duchess of Marlborogh and the Power of Artefacts Marcia Pointon Art History Men, Women and an Integrated History of the Russian Revolutionary Movement Katy Turton History Compass Resting at Creation and Afterlife: Distant Times in the Ordinary Strategies of Muslim Women in the Rural Fouta Djallon, Guinea Karen Smid American Ethnologist Separate Spheres: Analytical Persistence in United States Women's History Kim Warren History Compass Stronger Than we Thought: Revisionist Studies in Women's History Phyllis Rackin Renaissance Studies The Boundaries of Women's Power: Gender and the Discourse of Political Friendship in Twelfth-Century England Rebecca Slitt Gender & History The Politics of Possession: Edwin Long's Babylonian Marriage Market Imogen Hart Art History The State of Chinese Women's History Rebecca E. Karl Gender & History The Women pro-Boers: Gender, Peace and the Critique of Empire in the South African War Eliza Riedi Historical Research Waiting for her ship to come in? The female investor in nineteenth-century sailing vessels Helen Doe Economic History Review Women's Bodies, Women's Minds: One Way of Rethinking Japanese Women's History Anne Walthall History Compass

Fair Labor:  The Remarkable Life and Legal Career of Bessie Margolin (1909-1996) Marlene Trestman Journal of Supreme Court History Gender and the Subject of (Anti)Nuclear Politics: Revisiting Women’s Campaigning against the Bomb Catherine Eschle International Studies Quarterly Market wage or discrimination? The remuneration of male and female wool spinners in the seventeenth-century Dutch Republic Elise Van Nederveen Meerkerk Economic History Review Mediating Worlds: The Occult as Projection of the New Woman in Weimer Culture Barbara Hales The German Quarterly Rereading the Archives: Uncovering Spaces of Feminist Engagement in IWAC Elizabeth Youngling, Jamie Arjona, Ofira Fuchs, et al. American Anthropologist Rethinking Women and Property in Sixteenth- and Seventeenth-Century England Pamela Hammons Literature Compass Service clubs, citizenship and equality: gender relations and middle-class associations in Britain between the wars Helen McCarthy Historical Research The Archives of the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom Bruce P. Montgomery Peace & Change The Gendered Identities of the ‘Lieutenant Nun’: Rethinking the Story of a Female Warrior in Early Modern Spain Nerea Aresti Gender & History The revival of the British women's auxiliary services in the late nineteen-thirties Jeremy A. Crang Historical Research Uneven Orientalisms: Burmese Women and the Feminist Imagination Lucy Delap Gender & History Whatever happened to Miss Bebb? Bebb v The Law Society and women's legal history Rosemary Auchmuty Legal Studies

Book Chapters Cleopatra VII Manfred Clauss  The Encyclopedia of Ancient History Gender, Greek and Roman Judith P. Hallett The Encyclopedia of Ancient History Women and Medicine Holt Parker  A Companion to Women in the Ancient World