Reply to Pygmalion: The origins of women's history at the London School of Economics;Risposta a Pigmalione: Le origini della storia delle donne alla London School of Economics

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Volumn 2002, Issue 2, 2002, Pages

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2. M. BERG, A Women in History: Eileen Power 1889-1940, Cambridge 1996, pp.65-73.
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6. Nessuna menzione della Shaw Studentship anche in N. e J. MACKENZIE, The Early Fabians, London 1977.
7. Alice Clark è chiamata erroneamente «a George Bernard Shawscholar at the LSE» da B. A. HANAWALT, Golden Ages for the History of Medieval English Women, in S. MOSHER STUARD (a cura di), Women in Medieval History and Historiography, Philadelphia 1987, p. 8.
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24. Helen Cam avrebbe preso il posto di Eileen Power a Cambridge dal 1921 esarebbe stata chiamata a Harvard nel 1948 come primo Zamurray Radcliffe Professor of History. V. J. SONDERHEIM, Helen Maud Cam 1885-1968, in Cambridge Women: Twelve Portraits, a cura di. E. SHILS e C. BLACKER, Cambridge 1996, pp.93-112.
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48. V. anche MARY ANNE EVERETT WOOD, Lives of the Princesses of England, London 1849-55, voll. 6.
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54. A. ABRAM, Women Traders in Medieval London, in «Economic Journal», 26, 1916, pp. 276-85.
55. Notizie biografiche in MARGARET GILLETT CLARK, Alice Clark of C & JClark Ltd., Street Somerset, Oxford 1934.
56. BLPES 835: lettera di Alice Clark a Charlotte, 20.11.1915: si dichiara«greatly indebted to Dr Knowles». L.C.A. KNOWLES, The Industrial and Commercial Revolutions in Great Britain during the Nineteenth Century, London1921, pp. 96-7, 99-100.
57. Su Wells v. N. e J. MACKENZIE, The Time Traveller. The Life of H. G.Wells, London 1973;
58. M. CORRAN, The Invisible Man: The Life and Liberties of H.G. Wells, London 1992.
59. I. PINCHBECK, Women Workers and the Industrial Revolution, London 1977, 3ed. «Preface to the First Edition» p. vi.
60. E. POWER, The cult of the Virgin in the Middle Ages, in «Cambridge Magazine», 28 aprile, 5 maggio, 9 giugno 1917;
61. Medieval Ideas About Women, in «Cambridge Magazine», 2, 9novembre 1918;
62. The position of women in C.G. CRUMP e E.F. JACOB (a cura di), The Legacyof the Middle Ages, Oxford 1926, pp. 401-35.
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64. S. LYND, New history for old: Medieval People by Eileen Power, in«Time and Tide», 5 dicembre 1924, pp. 1188-89.
65. La rivalutazione di Eileen Power nella storia della storiografia del Novecento è cominciata con l'articolo di N. DAVIS, History's Two Bodies, in «American Historical Review», 93, 1988, pp. 1-30.
66. R.H. TAWNEY, Equality, London 1964, p. 56: nella ricerca dell'eguaglianza«the important thing [...] is not that it should be completely attained, but that it should be sincerely sought».
67. L'ideale di una partnership egalitaria fra i sessi, nella vita come nellaricerca, è ben espresso dalla coppia Harriet Vane e Peter Wimsey, su cui Dorothy Sawyers costruì negli anni '20 e '30 una serie fortunata didetective novels, dando per la prima volta una versione femminista del generepoliziesco. V.B. Reynolds, Dorothy Sayers: Her Life and Soul, New York 1997.
68. H 2, p. 58 (pp. 255-56 sul femminismo di Shaw). Piuttosto superficialesul femminismo di Shaw mi sembra anche R. WEINTRAUB, Fabian Feminist in EAD. (acura di), Bernard Shaw and Woman, University Park & London 1977, pp. 1-13.
69. Non ho potuto consultare R.P. GREENBURG, Fabian Couples, Feminist Issues, New York 1987.
70. Su Helen Waddell v. G. POMATA, Helen Waddell e Pietro Abelardo, in«Annali dell'Istituto Storico Italo-Germanico in Trento», 22, 1996, pp. 451-70.