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Feminism and motherhood in Germany, 1800-1914

Ann Taylor Allen

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Frontmatter
Acknowledgments (page ix)
Introduction (page 1)
1 Spiritual Motherhood
- 1 From Authority to Nurture: Theoretical Origins of Maternal Feminism, 1780-1840 (page 17)
- 2 The Personal and the Political: Social Origins of Maternal Feminism, 1800-1848 (page 41)
- 3 Spiritual Motherhood and Revolution: The Beginnings of Organized Feminism, 1848-1852 (page 58)
- 4 The Great Social Household: The Kindergarten and Women's Mission, 1850-1864 (page 79)
- 5 Mothers of the Nation: Spiritual Motherhood and Organized Feminism, 1865-1877 (page 95)
- 6 Mothers of the City: The Pestalozzi-Froebel House and the Creation of an Urban Role for Women, 1873-1900 (page 111)
2 Motherhood, Social Reform, and the State
- 7 Mothers, Children, and the Law, 1888-1902 (page 135)
- 8 Motherhood, Culture, and Evolution: Some New Perspectives, 1890-1914 (page 149)
- 9 Motherhood as Right and Duty: The Campaign against Infant Mortality, 1904-1914 (page 173)
- 10 Motherhood as Choice: The Campaign for Reproductive Rights, 1908-1914 (page 188)
- 11 Motherhood and Social Reform: The Careers of Alice Salomon, Anna von Gierke, and Frieda Duensing, 1890-1914 (page 206)
Conclusion (page 229)
Notes (page 245)
Archival Sources (page 287)
Index (page 289)

Reviews
Journal Abbreviation	Label	URL
AHR	98.1 (Feb. 1993): 190-191	http://www.jstor.org/stable/2166466
HEQ	33.2 (Summer, 1993): 270-272	http://www.jstor.org/stable/368360
JIH	23.4 (Spring, 1993): 801-804	http://www.jstor.org/stable/206311
JMH	66.3 (Sep. 1994): 648-649	http://www.jstor.org/stable/2124524
SIG	20.1 (Autumn, 1994): 196-200	http://www.jstor.org/stable/3174937

Citable Link

Published: c1991

Publisher: Rutgers University Press

ISBN(s)

9780813516868 (hardcover)

Subject

Women's Studies