Table of Contents
- Frontmatter
- Preface (page xi)
- Chronology: A Framework for the Study of European Feminisms (page xix)
- Prologue: History, Memory, and Empowerment (page 1)
- 1. Thinking About Feminism in European History (page 19)
- PART I: The Eighteenth Century (page 27)
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PART II: The Nineteenth Century (page 77)
- 4. Rearticulating Feminist Claims, 1820‒1848 (page 87)
- 5. Birthing the "Woman Question," 1848‒1870 (page 108)
- 6. Internationalizing Feminism, 1870‒1890 (page 144)
- 7. Feminist Challenges and Antifeminist Responses, 1890‒1914 (page 182)
- 8. Nationalizing Feminisms and Feminizing Nationalisms, 1890‒1914 (page 213)
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PART III: The Twentieth Century (page 251)
- 9. Feminism Under Fire: World War I, the Russian Revolution, and the Great Backlash, 1914‒1930s (page 257)
- 10. Feminist Dilemmas in Postwar National Political Cultures: England, Italy, Austria, Hungary, and Germany (page 277)
- 11. More Feminisms in National Settings: Portugal, Ireland, Spain, and Sweden (page 311)
- 12. Globalizing and Politicizing European Feminist International Activity, 1919‒1945 (page 341)
- Epilogue: Reinventing the Wheel? (page 379)
- Notes (page 399)
- Bibliography (page 509)
- Index (page 521)