The future of women's history. Writing women's history in Eastern Europe: Towards a "terra cognita"?

Journal of Women's History

Volumn 16, Issue 4, 2004, Pages

  Peto, Andrea ^a,b  

^a UNIVERSITY OF MISKOLC   (Hungary)

^b CENTRAL EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY   (Hungary)

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EID: 43249188612     PISSN: 10427961     EISSN: 15272036     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1353/jowh.2004.0087     Document Type: Article

References (14)

1. Karen Offen, Ruth Pierson, and Jane Rendall, eds., Writing Women's History: International Perspectives (Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 1991).
2. Offen, "Ogljadibajas nazad-pazmislja o buduscsem," 23-24.
3. th anniversary of foundation of Bulgarian Women's Union, but it also includes contributions from non-Bulgarian authors. This volume is a rare example of cooperation between NGOs and academics. See also M. Malisheva, ed., Gendernii kaleidoskop: Kurs lekcii. (Moscow: Akademia, 2001 ).
4. See also Andrea Peto and Mark Pittaway, eds., Women in History-Women's History, CEU History Department Working Paper Series, no. 1 (Budapest: CEU, 1994),
5. See Andrea Peto, "A nötorténetírás története" (A History of Writing Women's History), Rubicon 6 (2001): 42-44.
6. See Laura Secor, "Gender Trouble: Who is Afraid of Gender Studies in Eastern Europe?" Lingua Franca (July-August 2001): 44-53.
7. Irina Zherebkina, ed., Teorija i istoria feminizma (Harkov, Ukraine: Harkov Center for Gender Studies, 1996).
8. For more on the levels of gender politics of state socialism, see Miglena Nikolchina, "The Seminar: Mode d'emploi: Impure Spaces in the Light of Late Totalitarianism," differences 15, no. 1 (2002): 96-127.
9. Joan Scott, ed., Feminism and History (Budapest: Balassi Publishing House, 2001)
10. Andrea Feldman, "Women's History-Gender History," in Kruhi i Ruze 15 (2001): 2.
11. See also Andrea Peto and Berteke Waaldijk, "Writing the Lives of Foremothers: History and the Future of a Feminist Teaching Tool," in The Making of European Women's Studies, 149-62.
12. Andrea Peto, ed., To Look at Life through Women's Eyes: Women's Oral Histories from the Former Soviet Union (New York: Open Society Institute, 2002).
13. Joan Scott, Introduction to the Hungarian translation of Feminism and History.
14. For theoretical problems of power relations in studying gender relations in Eastern Europe, see Katarina Kolozova, "Politico-methodological Aspects of Defining the Contextuality Specificity of South Eastern Europe," in Gender Relations in South Eastern Europe, 351-59.