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DOI: 10.2307/1859661
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The Shaping of Women's Work in Manufacturing: Guilds, Households, and the State in Central Europe, 1648-1870

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“…The historical literature on gender and protoindustrialization is quite extensive. Joan Scott and Louise Tilly opened up these questions in their pioneering work Women, Work, and Family (1978).The research of Jane Gray (1996),Tessie P. Liu (1994Liu ( , 1996, Gay L. Gullickson (1986), Jean Quataert (1985), and Ulrich Pfister (1989) holds particular relevance for the themes of this talk. 2…”
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confidence: 98%
“…The historical literature on gender and protoindustrialization is quite extensive. Joan Scott and Louise Tilly opened up these questions in their pioneering work Women, Work, and Family (1978).The research of Jane Gray (1996),Tessie P. Liu (1994Liu ( , 1996, Gay L. Gullickson (1986), Jean Quataert (1985), and Ulrich Pfister (1989) holds particular relevance for the themes of this talk. 2…”
Section: Notesmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…and Germany (Quataert 1985). In these trades too, limited industrialization resulted in a Bdualization,^with medium-sized factories producing the raw materials to manufacture artisan products in small workshops.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Dieses altbewährte Verdrängungsargument stammt bereits aus der Zunfttradition des Handwerks (vgl. Quartaert 1985). Das gleiche gilt für die daraus folgende Suche nach Abwehrstrategien, um die stets gefürchtete Arbeitskonkurrenz zwischen Frauen und Männern möglichst auszuschalten.…”
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