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... Marr has pointed out , however : ' Nevertheless , the fact that a woman had taken editorship of a major periodical , however briefly , provided concrete impetus for other upper - class matrons to venture beyond the family ' ( Marr 1981 ...
... Marr has pointed out , however : ' Nevertheless , the fact that a woman had taken editorship of a major periodical , however briefly , provided concrete impetus for other upper - class matrons to venture beyond the family ' ( Marr 1981 ...
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... ( Marr 1981 : 217 ) . The moderate stance of Dam Phuong came under attack from women who had begun to be more articulate on the issue of women's rights and were critical of the emphasis on handicraft production . In the association's ...
... ( Marr 1981 : 217 ) . The moderate stance of Dam Phuong came under attack from women who had begun to be more articulate on the issue of women's rights and were critical of the emphasis on handicraft production . In the association's ...
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... ( Marr 1981 : 226 ) . In 1933 , the editorial policy shifted further to the left under the guidance of a woman poet , Nguyen Thi Kiem , and a Trotskyist philosophy teacher , Phan Van Hum , before the journal was banned in 1934 . Kiem had ...
... ( Marr 1981 : 226 ) . In 1933 , the editorial policy shifted further to the left under the guidance of a woman poet , Nguyen Thi Kiem , and a Trotskyist philosophy teacher , Phan Van Hum , before the journal was banned in 1934 . Kiem had ...
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Introduction | 1 |
Civilization Through Womens Emancipation in Turkey | 25 |
Reformism and Womens Rights in Egypt | 43 |
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