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Caroline Durand

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Diane Gervais & Serge Lusignan

Diane Gervais & Serge Lusignan. De Jeanne d’Arc à Madeleine de Verchères : la femme guerrèire dans la société d’Ancien Régime, dans Revue d’histoire de l’Amérique française, no 53-2 (automne 1999), p. 171-205. Gervais and Lusignan compare the stories of three women warriors, all of them situated in the political culture of medieval and ancien rgime France.

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Béatrice Craig

Béatrice Craig. Salaires, niveaux de vie et travail féminin, dans l’arrondissement de Lille au XIXe siècle, Canadian Journal of History/Annales canadiennes d’histoire. In this contribution to economic history, to women’s history and particularly to the history of women’s work, Béatrice Craig demonstrates how deep immersion in the history of a particular site, in this instance Lille in

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Laurence Monnais-Rousselot

Laurence Monnais-Rousselot, “La médicalisation de la mère et de son enfant : l’exemple du Vietnam sous domination française, 1860-1939”, Canadian Bulletin of Medical History 19(1)(2002): 47-94. In this article, Laurence Monnais-Rousselot retraces the process of maternal and childhood medicalization by the colonial French authorities in Indochina during the period 1860 to 1939. The study is based on

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Micheline Dumont

Micheline Dumont, “Un champ bien clos: l’histoire des femmes au Québec”, Atlantis (Fall 2000): 102-18. To analyse and think of the world in terms of gender is a difficult, even perilous, exercise. However, women historians working on the history of women and gender have given themselves this task. Micheline Dumont’s article shows that, after decades of effort

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