The long road of woman's memory

Jane Addams

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Memory, History, Trauma, Identity Gender and Feminist Studies Oral History, Memory, Narrative Analysis

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Women's memories : transmuting the past, as illustrated by the story of the Devil baby -- Women's memories : reacting on life, as illustrated by the story of the Devil baby -- Women's memories : disturbing conventions -- Women's memories : integrating industry -- Women's memories : challenging war -- A personal experience in interpretative memory.

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