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SUMMARY:World War I and the Modern American Woman
DESCRIPTION:Guest speaker Lynn Dumenil focuses on popular culture visual imagery of American women during World War I. Using slides and film clips\, it analyzes these representations in the context of a key issue of early twentieth century women?s history: the rise of the modern ?new woman.? I argue that World War I did not cause a major transformation in women?s roles or status\, but suggest that extensive media attention to women engaged in war service at home and abroad helped to consolidate a perception of a new woman who challenged the various boundaries that had restricted women?s lives. The Michael J. Colligan History Project is a joint undertaking of the Colligan Fund Committee of the Hamilton Community Foundation and Miami University Hamilton. For more information call (513) 785-3277 or visit www.colliganproject.org.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Guest speaker Lynn Dumenil focuses on popular culture visual imagery of American women during World War I. Using slides and film clips\, it analyzes these representations in the context of a key issue of early twentieth century women?s history: the rise of the modern ?new woman.? I argue that World War I did not cause a major transformation in women?s roles or status\, but suggest that extensive media attention to women engaged in war service at home and abroad helped to consolidate a perception of a new woman who challenged the various boundaries that had restricted women?s lives. The Michael J. Colligan History Project is a joint undertaking of the Colligan Fund Committee of the Hamilton Community Foundation and Miami University Hamilton. For more information call (513) 785-3277 or visit www.colliganproject.org.
LOCATION:Miami University Hamilton Harry T. Wilks Conference Center is located at 1601 University Blvd
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URL:https://business.madechamber.org/events/details/world-war-i-and-the-modern-american-woman-11-10-2015-5986
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