Bibliograph

Feminism and nursing, an historical perspective on power, status, and political activism in the nursing profession, Joan I. Roberts and Thetis M. Group

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Feminism and nursing, an historical perspective on power, status, and political activism in the nursing profession, Joan I. Roberts and Thetis M. Group

Language

eng

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references (pages 337-355) and index

Index

index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

Feminism and nursing

Nature of contents

bibliography

Oclc number

31044869

Responsibility statement

Joan I. Roberts and Thetis M. Group

Sub title

an historical perspective on power, status, and political activism in the nursing profession

Table Of Contents

Ch. 1. "Awake, Ye Women, Awake!" Perspectives on Florence Nightingale -- Ch. 2. Nursing Leaders as Activists and Feminists -- Ch. 3. The Paradox: Nurses as Healers in "Men's Horrible Wars" -- Ch. 4. The Lively Debate: Nurses and Suffrage, the Equal Rights Amendment, and Social Reform -- Ch. 5. "What We May Become": The Sounds of Transition -- Ch. 6. The Turning Point: Nurses Connect with the Women's Movement -- Ch. 7. Poking Heads out of Their Apolitical Bonnets: Nurses Zero in on Gender, Power, and Leadership in the 1970s -- Ch. 8. "Ride the White Horse Yourself!" Women's Culture, Feminism, and Nursing in the 1980s -- Ch. 9. Where Will Nurses' Militancy Lead?

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