Cultural History of Gender

Susan Broomhall is Professor of History at the University of Western Australia, Australia. She is the editor of several books, among them Early Modern Emotions: An Introduction (2016), Gender and Emotions in Medieval and Early Modern Europe: Destroying Order, Structuring Disorder (2015), and Space for Feeling: Emotions and Sociabilities in Briatain, 1650-1850 (2015).

• Volume 1: A Cultural History of Gender in Early CivilizationsEdited by Sharon R. Steadman, State University of New York, USA and Danielle Candelora, College of the Holy Cross, USAList of IllustrationsGeneral Editor’s IntroductionIntroduction: Danielle Candelora (College of the Holy Cross, USA) and Sharon R. Steadman (State University of New York, USA)1. Philosophy and Science: Barbara Böck (Spanish National Research Council, Spain)2. Health and Medicine: Roselyn A. Campbell (Getty Research Institute, USA)3. Law: Ilan Peled (Leiden University, The Netherlands)4. Politics and War: Yan Sun (Gettysburg College, USA)5. Economics: Jonathan Mark Kenoyer, (University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA)6. Creative Expression: Louise Steel (University of Wales, UK)7. Belief and Religion: Sharri R. Clark (US Department of State, USA)8. The Non-Human World: Alexia Smith and Audra Darcy (both University of Connecticut, USA)9. Intimate Relationships: Kent M. Johnson (State University of New York, USA)NotesBibliographyIndexVolume 2: A Cultural History of Gender in AntiquityEdited by Alastair J.L. Blanshard, University of Queensland, AustraliaList of FiguresGeneral Editor’s IntroductionIntroduction: Alastair J.L. Blanshard (University of Queensland, Australia)1. Philosophy and Science: Tatiana Bur (Australian National University, Australia)2. Health and Medicine: Chelsea Schwartz and Han Baltussen (both University of Adelaide, Australia)3. Law: Tim Parkin and Eleanor Cowan (University of Melbourne and University of Sydney, Australia)4. Politics and War: Peta Greenfield (Al Zahra College, Australia)and Alastair Blanshard (University of Queensland, Australia)5. Economics: Lena Larsson Lovén (University of Gothenburg, Sweden)6. Creative Expression: Marguerite Johnson (University of Queensland, Australia)7. Belief and Religion: Matthew Dillon (University of New England, Australia)8. The Nonhuman World: Tanika Koosmen (Macquarie University, Australia)9. Intimate Relationships: Marilyn B. Skinner (University of Arizona, USA)NotesBibliographyIndexVolume 3: A Cultural History of Gender in The Global Middle AgesEdited by Clare Davidson, Australian Catholic University, AustraliaList of IllustrationsGeneral Editor’s IntroductionIntroduction: Gender in the Global Middle Ages: 500–1400: Clare Davidson (Australian Catholic University)1.Philosophy and Science: Micah James Goodrich (Boston University, USA)2.Health and Medicine: Susan Broomhall and Clare Davidson (both Australian Catholic University)3.Law: Amanda McVitty (Independent Scholar)4.Politics and War: Marianne Moen (University of Oslo, Norway)5.Economy: Sarah Davis-Secord (University of New Mexico, USA)6.Creative Expression: Anna Chrysostomides (Queen Mary University of London, UK)7.Belief and Religion: Beth C. Spacey (University of Queensland, Australia)8.The Non-human World: Clare Davidson (Australian Catholic University) and Aylin Malcolm (University of Guelph, Canada)9.Intimate Relationships: Clare Davidson (Australian Catholic University)NotesBibliographyIndexVolume 4: A Cultural History of Gender in The Early Modern WorldEdited by Kit Heyam, Queen Mary University of London, UKList of IllustrationsGeneral Editor’s IntroductionIntroduction: Kit Heyam (Independent Scholar)1.Philosophy and Science: Maja Bondestam (Uppsala University, Sweden)2.Health and Medicine: Leah Astbury (University of Bristol, UK)3.Law: Sanne Muurling (Radboud University, The Netherlands)4.Politics and War: Daniel F. Silva (Middlebury College, USA)5.Economy: Cathleen Sarti (University of Oxford, UK)6.Creative Expression: Juliana Beykirch and Mabel Mundy (both University of Newcastle, UK)7.Belief and Religion: Hassana Moosa (University of Cape Town, South Africa)8.The Non-human World: Holly Dugan (George Washington University, USA)9.Intimate Relationships: Carmen Nocentelli (University of New Mexico, USA)NotesBibliographyIndexVolume 5: A Cultural History of Gender in The Age of ModernityEdited by Lorinda Cramer, (Deakin University, Australia) and Jessica Lake, (University of Melbourne, Australia)List of IllustrationsGeneral Editor's IntroductionIntroduction: Jessica Lake (University of Melbourne, Australia) and Lorinda Cramer (Deakin University, Australia)1.Philosophy and Science: Susan Broomhall (Australian Catholic University, Australia)2.Health and Medicine: Alison M. Downham Moore (Western Sydney University, Australia)3.Law: Vanja Hamzic (University of London, UK)4.Politics and War: Ming Gao (Lund University, Sweden)5.Economics: Maria Camou and Silvana Maubrigades (both Universidad de República, Uruguay)6.Creative Expression: Cecilia Morgan (University of Toronto, Canada)7.Belief and Religion: Katharina Stornig (Justus-Liebig-Universität Gießen, Germany)8.The Non-Human World: Janet M. Davis (University of Texas at Austin, USA)9.Intimate Relationships: Asiya Alam (Louisiana State University, USA)NotesBibliographyIndexVolume 6: A Cultural History of Gender in The Contemporary WorldEdited by Adrian Bingham, University of Sheffield, UKList of IllustrationsGeneral Editor’s IntroductionIntroduction: Adrian Bingham (University of Sheffield, UK)1.Philosophy and Science: Donald L. Opitz (DePaul University, USA)2.Health and Medicine: Tracey Loughran (University of Essex, UK)3.Law: David Minto (Durham University, UK)4.Politics and War: Joy Damousi (Australian Catholic University), Jason Smeaton, (University of New South Wales, Australia ) and Mary Tomsic (Australian Catholic University, Australia)5.Economics: Giandomenica Becchio (University of Torino, Italy)6.Creative Expression: Michelle Arrow (Macquarie University, Australia)7.Religion and Belief: Harmony O’Rourke (Pitzer College, USA) and Beth Ann Williams (University of Illinois, USA)8.The Non-Human World: Ruth Morgan (Australian National University, Australia)9.Intimate Relationships: Lauren Gutterman (University of Texas at Austin, USA)NotesBibliographyIndex