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Wilma A. Dunaway. Women, Work and Family in the Antebellum Mountain South
(Cambridge University Press, 2008)
Table of Contents Order the Book
Introduction
Part I Racial, Ethnic and Class Disjunctures among Appalachian Women
Chapter 1 No Gendered Sisterhood: Ethnic and Religious Conflict among Euroamerican Women
Chapter 2 Not a Shared Patriarchal Space: Imperialism, Racism and Cultural Persistence of Indigenous Appalachian Women
Chapter 3 Not a Shared Sisterhood of Subordination: Racism, Slavery and Resistance by Black Appalachian Females
Chapter 4 Not Even Sisters among Their Own Kind: The Centrality of Class Divisions among Appalachian Women
Part II Structural and Social Contradictions between Women=s Productive and Reproductive Labors
Chapter 5 The Myth of Male Farming and Women=s Agricultural Labor
Chapter 6 The Myth of Separate Spheres and Women=s Nonagricultural Labor
Chapter 7 Family as Privilege: Public Regulation of Non-Patriarchal Households
Chapter 8 Motherhood as Privilege: Patriarchal Intervention into Women=s Reproductive Labors
Notes
Bibliography