A Woman's Wage: Historical Meanings and Social Consequences
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A Woman's Wage: Historical Meanings and Social Consequences

by Alice Kessler-Harris

History Women's Studies Labor
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Alice Kessler-Harris examines how women’s wages have been understood historically and what those meanings have meant for society. Focusing on the relationship between gender, labor, and economic life, this study provides a thoughtful framework for considering women’s work and its lasting social consequences.

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A Woman's Wage explores the historical meanings attached to women's earnings.

Alice Kessler-Harris considers how wages have shaped understandings of women's work and economic roles.

The book examines the social consequences associated with women's wages across historical contexts.

It offers a focused perspective on the connections among gender, labor, and economic life.

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