Cultural History of Women

Linda Kalof is Professor of Sociology at Michigan State University, USA. She is general editor of A Cultural History of Animals (Berg, 2007) and A Cultural History of the Human Body (Berg, 2010) and is also editor of The Animals Reader (Berg, 2007), the Earthscan Reader in Environmental Values (Routledge, 2005), and author of Looking at Animals in Human History (Reaktion Books, 2007).

This ambitious series traces the lives and experiences of women throughout history ... Absorbing.

• Volume One: A Cultural History of Women in AntiquityVolume Two: A Cultural History of Women in the Middle AgesVolume Three: A Cultural History of Women in the RenaissanceVolume Four: A Cultural History of Women in the EnlightenmentVolume Five: A Cultural History of Women in the Age of Empire Volume Six: A Cultural History of Women in the Modern AgeVolume One: A Cultural History of Women in AntiquityEdited by Janet Tulloch, Carleton University, CanadaIntroduction The Life Cycle, Katariina Mustakallio, University of Tampere, Finland Bodies & Sexuality, Allison Glazebrook, Brock University, Canada and Nicola Mellor, Independent ScholarReligion & Popular Beliefs, Janet H. Tulloch, Carleton University, CanadaMedicine & Disease, Steven Muir, Concordia University College of Alberta, Canada and Laurence Totelin, Cardiff University, UKPublic & Private, Kristina Milnor, Barnard College, USAEducation & Work, Marcia H. Lindgren, University of Iowa, USAPower, Lynda Garland, University of New England, AustraliaArtistic Representation, Shelby Brown, UCLA, USA Volume Two: A Cultural History of Women in the Middle AgesEdited by Kim Phillips, University of Auckland, New ZealandIntroductionThe Life Cycle: The Ages of Medieval Women, Cordelia Beattie, University of Edinburgh, UKBodies and Sexuality, April Harper, SUNY Oneonta, USAReligion and Popular Beliefs: Choices, Constraints, and Creativity for Christian Women, Katherine L. French, SUNY New Paltz, USAMedicine and Disease: The Female 'Patient' in Medieval Europe, Iona McCleery, University of Leeds, UKPublic and Private: Women in the Home, Women in the Streets, Kim M. Phillips, University of Auckland, New ZealandEducation and Work: Multiple Tasks and Lowly Status, Sandy Bardsley, Moravian College, USAPower: Medieval Women's Power through Authority, Autonomy, and Influence, Lois Huneycutt, University of Missouri, USAArtistic Representation: Women and/in Medieval Visual Culture, Marian Bleeke, Jennifer Borland, Rachel Dressler, Martha Easton and Elizabeth L'Estrange, The Medieval Feminist Art History Project, USAVolume Three: A Cultural History of Women in the RenaissanceEdited by Karen Raber, University of Mississippi, USAIntroductionThe Life Cycle: Stephanie Tarbin, Department of History, University of Western Australia, AustraliaBodies and Sexuality: Mara Amster, Department of English, Randolph College, USAReligion and Popular Beliefs: Megan Hickerson, Department of History, Henderson State University, USAMedicine and Disease: Margaret Healy, Department of English, University of Sussex, UKPublic and Private: Danielle Clark, Department of English, University College Dublin, UKEducation and Work: Kari Boyd McBride, Department of Women's Studies, and Meg Lota Brown, Department of English, both University of Arizona, USAPower: Holly Hurlburt, Department of History and Women's Studies Program, Southern Illinois University, USAArtistic Representation: Mary Rogers, Independent Scholar, UKVolume Four: A Cultural History of Women in the Age of EnlightenmentEdited by Ellen Pollak, Michigan State University, USAIntroductionThe Life Cycle: Motherhood during the Enlightenment, Kathleen Brown, University of Pennsylvania, USABodies & Sexuality: Sex, Gender, and the Limits of Enlightenment, Susan S. Lanser, Brandeis University, USAReligion & Popular Beliefs: Visionary Women in the Age of Enlightenment, Phyllis Mack, Rutgers University, USAMedicine & Disease: Women, Practice, and Print in the Enlightenment Medical Marketplace, Lisa Forman Cody, Claremont McKenna College, USAPublic and Private: Public and Private Lives in Eighteenth-Century France, Joan B. Landes, Penn State University, USAEducation & Work: The Case of Laboring Women Poets in England, Scotland, and Germany, Susanne Kord, University College London, UKPower: Varieties of Female Political Power in Enlightenment England, Charlotte Sussman, Duke University, USAArtistic Representation: The Famous Ballads of Anna Gordon, Mrs. Brown, Ruth Perry, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USAVolume Five: A Cultural History of Women in the Age of EmpireEdited by Teresa Mangum, University of Iowa, USAIntroductionThe Life Cycle: Women and the Life-Cycle, c.1800-1920, Pat Thane, University of London, UKBodies & Sexuality: Sexuality and Bodies in the Age of Empire, Ellen Rosenman, University of Kentucky, USAReligion & Popular Beliefs: Women and Wandering Jews after Daniel Deronda, Susan Bernstein, University of Wisconsin at Madison, USAMedicine & Disease: Women and Medicine in the Age of Empire, Pamela Gilbert, University of Florida, USAPublic & Private: The Fault Lines Between Public and Private Selves in Women's Autobiographical Writings, Linda Peterson, Yale University, USAEducation & Work: Women and the Education Acts, Florence Boos, University of Iowa, USAPower: Memsahibs, Manners, and Empires, Teresa Mangum, University of Iowa, USAArtistic Representation: Travel Narrative and the Construction of Female Artistic Identity in the Nineteenth Century, Alexandra Wettlaufer, University of Texas at Austin, USAVolume Six: A Cultural History of Women in the Modern AgeEdited by Liz Conor, University of Melbourne, AustraliaIntroductionLife Cycle, Catherine Kevin, Flinders University, AustraliaBodies and Sexuality, Zora Simic, University of New South Wales, AustraliaReligion and Popular Beliefs, Maureen Perkins, Curtin University of Technology, AustraliaMedicine and Disease, Mary Kleinman, Loyola University Chicago and Alice J. Dan, University of Illinois at Chicago, USAPublic and Private, Bronwyn Winter, University of Sydney, AustraliaEducation and Work, Deborah Simonton,University of Southern Denmark, DenmarkPower, June Hannam, University of the West of England, UKArtistic Representation, Janell Hobson, University at Albany, SUNY, USA