9780712353953 - Unfinished Business: The Fight for Women's Rights (The British Library Exhibition Book) de Russell; Jolly (34 resultados)

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. We've celebrated the centenary of the first votes for women. We've witnessed the decriminalisation of abortion in Northern Ireland. We've won countless battles to pass legislation and to amplify marginalised voices with an intersectional approach to feminism. We may feel we have arrived. But the fight for women's rights is unfinished business.Unfinished Business begins with the Body. It explores how women are perceived, how they fight for autonomy and seek sexual pleasure, freedom and expression. Historically deemed inferior to men, women have also had to fight for recognition of their intellect. Protests centring on the Mind begin with educational inequalities disproportionately affecting black children and petitions for degree qualifications for women, later recognising the victories of working women's unions and examining women's presence in politics. Finally, we see how the Voice of women is projected in their creative responses to gender disparity, through protest, publication and invention.Containing sixteen voices, each with a different focus, Unfinished Business reveals how the impressive and moving history of women's campaigning works as an engine to power future change, connecting it to the contemporary moment of debate. This bold and celebratory history champions the incredible work of activist organisations today and showcases influential women, speaking for themselves. Confronting diverse topics from bodily autonomy to educational inequalities to creative protest, Unfinished Business amplifies sixteen voices that reveal how the impressive and moving history of women's campaigning works as an engine to power future change. This book champions the incredible work of activist organisations today and showcases influential women, speaking for themselves. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Hardback. Condición: New. In the midst of today's highly politicised debates on gender equality, one thing is clear: the fight for women's rights is unfinished business. This book, which accompanies a bold and forward-facing British Library exhibition, presents the history of women's rights in sixteen diverse and timely essays. Among the topics explored are biology, including the first female anatomical skeleton; women's right to sexual pleasure; women's Suffrage; the fight for equal education and employment through the Women's Liberation movement; and how this rich history works today as an engine to power future change.From personal diaries, banners and protest fashion to subversive literature, film, music and art, no topic is too taboo: Unfinished Business presents how women and their allies have fought for equality with passion, imagination, humour and tenacity.

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. We've celebrated the centenary of the first votes for women. We've witnessed the decriminalisation of abortion in Northern Ireland. We've won countless battles to pass legislation and to amplify marginalised voices with an intersectional approach to feminism. We may feel we have arrived. But the fight for women's rights is unfinished business.Unfinished Business begins with the Body. It explores how women are perceived, how they fight for autonomy and seek sexual pleasure, freedom and expression. Historically deemed inferior to men, women have also had to fight for recognition of their intellect. Protests centring on the Mind begin with educational inequalities disproportionately affecting black children and petitions for degree qualifications for women, later recognising the victories of working women's unions and examining women's presence in politics. Finally, we see how the Voice of women is projected in their creative responses to gender disparity, through protest, publication and invention.Containing sixteen voices, each with a different focus, Unfinished Business reveals how the impressive and moving history of women's campaigning works as an engine to power future change, connecting it to the contemporary moment of debate. This bold and celebratory history champions the incredible work of activist organisations today and showcases influential women, speaking for themselves. Confronting diverse topics from bodily autonomy to educational inequalities to creative protest, Unfinished Business amplifies sixteen voices that reveal how the impressive and moving history of women's campaigning works as an engine to power future change. This book champions the incredible work of activist organisations today and showcases influential women, speaking for themselves. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Condición: New. This book, which accompanies a bold and forward-facing British Library exhibition, presents the history of women s rights in sixteen diverse and timely essays.KlappentextrnrnAccompanying a major exhibition at the British Library, this book p.

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. We've celebrated the centenary of the first votes for women. We've witnessed the decriminalisation of abortion in Northern Ireland. We've won countless battles to pass legislation and to amplify marginalised voices with an intersectional approach to feminism. We may feel we have arrived. But the fight for women's rights is unfinished business.Unfinished Business begins with the Body. It explores how women are perceived, how they fight for autonomy and seek sexual pleasure, freedom and expression. Historically deemed inferior to men, women have also had to fight for recognition of their intellect. Protests centring on the Mind begin with educational inequalities disproportionately affecting black children and petitions for degree qualifications for women, later recognising the victories of working women's unions and examining women's presence in politics. Finally, we see how the Voice of women is projected in their creative responses to gender disparity, through protest, publication and invention.Containing sixteen voices, each with a different focus, Unfinished Business reveals how the impressive and moving history of women's campaigning works as an engine to power future change, connecting it to the contemporary moment of debate. This bold and celebratory history champions the incredible work of activist organisations today and showcases influential women, speaking for themselves. Confronting diverse topics from bodily autonomy to educational inequalities to creative protest, Unfinished Business amplifies sixteen voices that reveal how the impressive and moving history of women's campaigning works as an engine to power future change. This book champions the incredible work of activist organisations today and showcases influential women, speaking for themselves. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.