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Rethinking sports history to include sportswomen in 1900s France

Frontiers in Sports and Active Living, 2023
In the history of French sport, the practice of physical activities by women is essentially considered non-existent before the 1920s, with the exception of a few aristocratic women.
Florys Castan-Vicente, Florys Castan-Vicente   +1 more
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From Insecticide to Vaccination?: The History of Japanese Encephalitis Research and Control in South Korea [PDF]

Uisahak
This article examines the history of Japanese encephalitis (JE) research and disease control in South Korea from the post-liberation era through the 1990s, focusing on the gap between the accumulation of scientific knowledge and its translation into ...
Heesoo CHO, Dahye JEONG
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A Historical Analysis of Maternal and Child Health Programs in 1980s South Korea: Insights from Maternal and Child Health Centers [PDF]

Uisahak
This article examines the historical trajectory of South Korea’s maternal and child health (MCH) programs from the late 1970s to the 1980s, focusing on the establishment and operation of MCH centers funded by the World Bank population loan.
Dahye JEONG
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Les découpages temporels à l’épreuve de l’histoire des femmes

Tracés, 2019
Published in 1977, Joan Kelly’s article “Did women have a Renaissance?” was intended not only to make room for women’s history within the larger historical narrative by revisiting existing sources, but also to challenge the conventional historical divide
Sylvie Steinberg
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Women Physicians and Their Careers: Athens—1900–1950: A Contribution to Understanding Women’s History

Genealogy, 2023
This article combines history of the family with women’s and gender history and the history of women’s education; it is based on an extensive range of archives and aims at highlighting the attitude of society and families towards women who wanted to ...
Eugenia Bournova, Myrto Dimitropoulou
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Spain’s Living Daughters

The Journal of the Sylvia Townsend Warner Society, 2023
Warner’s article describes in detail the harsh economic conditions and powerful social restrictions in women’s lives in rural Spain. She notes that the marriage rites of the Spanish Church describe women as the property of their husbands.
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Female Lecturers at the Faculty of History and Philology of the Bestuzhev Women’s Higher Education Courses as a Manifestation of Russian Emancipation of the Second Half of the 19th — Early 20th Century

Вопросы образования, 2020
The article describes the phenomenon of female “intrusion” into academia, particularly the social and legal status of the first female historians in Russia who became university lecturers.
Natalya Pushkareva, Olga Sekenova
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Rewriting the Scottish Canon: the Contribution of Women’s and Gender History to a Redefinition of Social Classes

Études Écossaises, 2013
Over the last two decades, research on women and gender in Scotland has flourished and we have an increasingly full picture of women’s lives at all social levels across the medieval to modern periods.
Katie Barclay, Rosalind Carr
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Świadectwo zamknięcia. Korespondencja Anny Moszyńskiej z zakładu dla umysłowo chorych w Pirnie (1850 r.)

Autobiografia, 2020
Article refers to publication of series of letters which had been written from mental health hospital in Pirna by Anna Moszyńska to her husband, children and friends in 1850.
JULIA WESOŁOWSKA
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Female foul language and foul female agents in pre-modern Portugal

Ler História, 2017
Through the examination of a number of archival sources and legislation from the late fourteenth to the eighteenth century, this study looks at the phenomenon of the female scold in pre-modern Portugal.
Darlene Abreu-Ferreira
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