The Business of Being a Woman
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- Nombre de pages90
- FormatePub
- ISBN859-65--4738073-3
- EAN8596547380733
- Date de parution16/09/2022
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille343 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurDIGICAT
Résumé
In "The Business of Being a Woman, " Ida M. Tarbell combines her journalistic prowess with astute social commentary to dissect the economic position of women in early 20th-century America. Through a blend of narrative and analysis, Tarbell explores the intersection of gender and economy, arguing that women's societal roles are intrinsically linked to their financial independence. The book exemplifies a pioneering literary style that marries rigorous investigation with compelling prose, reflective of the Progressive Era's call for reform and equality.
Drawing from her extensive experience as an investigative journalist, Tarbell delivers a compelling critique of societal norms that confines women to domestic spheres, emphasizing the need for an economic re-evaluation of women's contributions outside traditional roles. Ida M. Tarbell, a trailblazing journalist and one of the leading figures in the muckraking movement, was motivated by her own experiences and observations of women straddling the worlds of domesticity and ambition.
Tarbell's groundbreaking work in uncovering corporate malfeasance, coupled with her commitment to social justice, fueled her desire to illuminate the often-overlooked struggles of women pursuing economic autonomy. Her nuanced understanding of both the capitalist system and gender dynamics enabled her to craft a work that resonates with contemporary issues surrounding women's rights and empowerment.
"The Business of Being a Woman" is essential reading for anyone interested in the evolution of women's roles in society and the ongoing discourse surrounding gender equality. Tarbell's incisive analysis not only serves as a historical document but also offers invaluable insights for modern readers seeking to understand the complex layers of the gendered economy. This landmark text encourages critical reflection and inspires action toward creating a more equitable world.
Drawing from her extensive experience as an investigative journalist, Tarbell delivers a compelling critique of societal norms that confines women to domestic spheres, emphasizing the need for an economic re-evaluation of women's contributions outside traditional roles. Ida M. Tarbell, a trailblazing journalist and one of the leading figures in the muckraking movement, was motivated by her own experiences and observations of women straddling the worlds of domesticity and ambition.
Tarbell's groundbreaking work in uncovering corporate malfeasance, coupled with her commitment to social justice, fueled her desire to illuminate the often-overlooked struggles of women pursuing economic autonomy. Her nuanced understanding of both the capitalist system and gender dynamics enabled her to craft a work that resonates with contemporary issues surrounding women's rights and empowerment.
"The Business of Being a Woman" is essential reading for anyone interested in the evolution of women's roles in society and the ongoing discourse surrounding gender equality. Tarbell's incisive analysis not only serves as a historical document but also offers invaluable insights for modern readers seeking to understand the complex layers of the gendered economy. This landmark text encourages critical reflection and inspires action toward creating a more equitable world.
In "The Business of Being a Woman, " Ida M. Tarbell combines her journalistic prowess with astute social commentary to dissect the economic position of women in early 20th-century America. Through a blend of narrative and analysis, Tarbell explores the intersection of gender and economy, arguing that women's societal roles are intrinsically linked to their financial independence. The book exemplifies a pioneering literary style that marries rigorous investigation with compelling prose, reflective of the Progressive Era's call for reform and equality.
Drawing from her extensive experience as an investigative journalist, Tarbell delivers a compelling critique of societal norms that confines women to domestic spheres, emphasizing the need for an economic re-evaluation of women's contributions outside traditional roles. Ida M. Tarbell, a trailblazing journalist and one of the leading figures in the muckraking movement, was motivated by her own experiences and observations of women straddling the worlds of domesticity and ambition.
Tarbell's groundbreaking work in uncovering corporate malfeasance, coupled with her commitment to social justice, fueled her desire to illuminate the often-overlooked struggles of women pursuing economic autonomy. Her nuanced understanding of both the capitalist system and gender dynamics enabled her to craft a work that resonates with contemporary issues surrounding women's rights and empowerment.
"The Business of Being a Woman" is essential reading for anyone interested in the evolution of women's roles in society and the ongoing discourse surrounding gender equality. Tarbell's incisive analysis not only serves as a historical document but also offers invaluable insights for modern readers seeking to understand the complex layers of the gendered economy. This landmark text encourages critical reflection and inspires action toward creating a more equitable world.
Drawing from her extensive experience as an investigative journalist, Tarbell delivers a compelling critique of societal norms that confines women to domestic spheres, emphasizing the need for an economic re-evaluation of women's contributions outside traditional roles. Ida M. Tarbell, a trailblazing journalist and one of the leading figures in the muckraking movement, was motivated by her own experiences and observations of women straddling the worlds of domesticity and ambition.
Tarbell's groundbreaking work in uncovering corporate malfeasance, coupled with her commitment to social justice, fueled her desire to illuminate the often-overlooked struggles of women pursuing economic autonomy. Her nuanced understanding of both the capitalist system and gender dynamics enabled her to craft a work that resonates with contemporary issues surrounding women's rights and empowerment.
"The Business of Being a Woman" is essential reading for anyone interested in the evolution of women's roles in society and the ongoing discourse surrounding gender equality. Tarbell's incisive analysis not only serves as a historical document but also offers invaluable insights for modern readers seeking to understand the complex layers of the gendered economy. This landmark text encourages critical reflection and inspires action toward creating a more equitable world.
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