Engendered Encounters: Feminism and Pueblo Cultures, 1879-1934 (Women in the West)
Margaret D. Jacobs examines feminism and Pueblo cultures in the American West between 1879 and 1934. Part of the Women in the West series, this focused historical study considers gender, cultural encounters, women’s experiences, and Indigenous communities during a transformative period.
About This Book
Engendered Encounters examines the relationship between feminism and Pueblo cultures in the American West.
Covering the years 1879 to 1934, the book focuses on a significant period of cultural and historical change.
Margaret D. Jacobs explores encounters involving gender, feminism, and Pueblo communities within their broader historical context.
Part of the Women in the West series, this work offers a focused contribution to the study of women, the American West, and Indigenous cultures.
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