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The Routledge Companion to British Women's Suffrage.
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Cowman, Krista
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English
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1st ed.
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Oxford : Taylor & Francis Group, 2024.
©2024.
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1 online resource (753 pages)
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Routledge Companions Series
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The Routledge Companion to British Women's Suffrage provides a comprehensive survey of state-of-the-art contemporary scholarship on women's suffrage, and is an essential handbook for those studying the history, sociology, and politics of the movement.
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Contents
Cover
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
List of Contributors
Introduction: What Was Different About the British Suffrage Campaign?
Notes
Part 1 Approaches to the Study of British Women's Suffrage
Part 1: Introduction
Chapter 1 Locating the Suffrage Movement in Edwardian Politics
Party Responses to the Suffrage Campaign
Militancy and Militancies
Chapter 2 Looking at British Suffrage From Abroad
Introduction
Women's Suffrage in the New Public Sphere
Suffrage Under Coverture
Principle, Prejudice and Strategy
Suffrage and Suffragism
Conclusion
Chapter 3 Post-Colonial Suffrage Histories Race and Empire in the British Suffrage Movement
Discourses of Race and Empire in the British Suffrage Movement
Women of Colour in the British Suffrage Movement
British Suffrage and Imperial Networks
Racial Inclusion in Suffrage Commemoration
Chapter 4 Life Writing and British Women's Suffrage
Life Writing and Women's History
The Personal Was Political: Activists' Suffrage Histories
Suffrage Autobiographies
Biographers Engagement With Suffrage
Collective Biography
Combined Life Writing
Chapter 5 Local Dimensions to Women's Suffrage in Britain
Chapter 6 Social Network Analysis Mapping Suffragettes' Political Journeys
Social Networks, Social Movements, and Suffrage
Social Network Analysis
Mapping Suffragettes' Political Journeys
Constructing Suffragette Networks
Recruitment to Activism: WSPU Brokers
Levels of Participation: Network Structure and Composition
Exiting Activism: Ties That Constrain
Notes.
Chapter 7 'Revolutionary Potential?' The Role of Web Mapping and Other Web Technologies in the Study and Democratisation of British Suffrage Histories
'Rethinking Our Allegiance to Print': Suffrage Maps, Methodologies and Digitisation
'A More Dynamic Kind of History': Navigating Technologies, Suffrage Lives, and Participatory Archives
'The Generation of New Feminist Knowledges': Mapping, Analysing and Preserving Suffrage Data
Part 2 The Material Cultures of the British Suffrage Movement
Part 2: Introduction
Chapter 8 Art and the Suffrage Campaigns
Chapter 9 Suffrage News and Print Media
Making Media of Their Own: Mapping the Suffrage Press
Pressing the Cause: Production and Distribution
Suffrage and Mainstream Media
Media, Culture and Materiality
Beyond the Press: Suffrage Media Forms and Ephemera
Conclusion: Re-Mediating Suffrage in the Twenty-First Century
Chapter 10 Purple, White and Green Selling Militant Women's Suffrage
Women's Sunday
Suffrage Shops
The Women's Exhibition
The Woman's Press
Chapter 11 Keeping Alive the Suffragette Spirit Curating, Collecting and Displaying Suffrage at the Museum of London
Collecting Suffrage
Displaying the Collection
Keeping Alive the Suffragette Spirit: Displaying Militancy
Keeping Alive the Suffragette Spirit: Expanding the Collection
Future Curation of the Collection
Chapter 12 Collecting Suffrage
Chapter 13 Suffrage Fiction
Chapter 14 Suffrage On the Edwardian Stage
Part 3 Organisations of the British Suffrage Movement
Part 3: Introduction
Chapter 15 Antecedents to the Women's Suffrage Campaigns
Chapter 16 'You Can't Kill the Spirit, It's Like a Mountain, Old and Strong, It Goes On and On': A Reassessment of the National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies: the View From Manchester
Background
Suffragists' Appeal to Working-Class Women
Membership
Local Organisation, Branches, and Network
Tactics to Win the Vote
Election Fighting Fund
The Outbreak of War, 1914
Wartime Suffrage Campaigns
Chapter 17 The Women's Social and Political Union
Chapter 18 The Women's Freedom League and Discourses of Feminism in Britain (1907-1914)
Chapter 19 Religious Suffrage Societies
Tactics
Campaigning Focus
Chapter 20 Women's Suffrage and Political Parties
Suffrage and the Liberal Party
The Conservative Party
The Labour Party
Chapter 21 Occupational Suffrage Societies
Processions and Professionals
The Artists Suffrage League and the Suffrage Atelier
The Actresses' Franchise League and the Women Writers' Suffrage League
Women Teachers' Franchise Union
The Civil Service Woman Suffrage Society and the Clerks' WSPU
Chapter 22 'A Chivalry That Includes and Surpasses Justice' Male Support for Women's Suffrage in Edwardian Britain
Part 4 Legacies of the British Suffrage Movement
Part 4: Introduction
Chapter 23 Suffrage During the First World War
Chapter 24 Taking a View On Suffrage Militancy
Historians On Militancy
Militants On Militancy
Reflecting On Militancy
Chapter 25 What Difference Did the Vote Make?: Suffrage in Parliament, 1919-28: the Representation of the People Act, 1918
Women and Elections
Women Voters
Women in Parliament
Extra-parliamentary Activism.
Women and Party Politics
Reforms
The Equal Franchise
Chapter 26 International Connections in the British Women's Suffrage Movement
Sharing Suffrage News
Australian Voters in the British Campaign
US and British Connections
Transnational Suffrage in the First World War and Beyond
Chapter 27 Suffrage Centenaries
The International Context
The UK Context
Centenaries of Suffragette Activism Before 2018
Suffrage Centenary 2018
Parliament's Project: Vote 100
Votail 100
UK and Devolved Government
Academia and Beyond
Contemporary Activism
The Dominance of Militancy
Across the Militant Spectrum: Five Case Studies
1 Votes for Women: The Museum of London
2 Suffragettes Vs. the State: The National Archives
3 Represent! People's History Museum, Manchester
4 At Last! The Women's Library at the London School of Economics
5 Voice and Vote: Women's Place in Parliament
The Case Studies: Overall
Chapter 28 Suffragette Revisited An Interview With Sarah Gavron
Index.
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