The nine essays in this volume examine women's public and private
lives from sixteenth century England to twentieth-century Chicago,
from Queen Elizabeth I to Jane Addams of Hull House. Editor Janet
Sharistanian's main purpose in organizing these essays is to offer
a response to and a critique of theories of the domestic/public
split in Western ideology and history that have emerged from
feminist anthropology.
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