Voices from Mutira: Changes in the Lives of Rural Gikuyo Women, 1910-1995
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Voices from Mutira: Changes in the Lives of Rural Gikuyo Women, 1910-1995

by Jean Davison

History Women's Studies Anthropology
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Voices from Mutira traces changes in the lives of rural Gikuyo women in Mutira, Kenya, from 1910 to 1995. Jean Davison offers a sustained historical examination of women’s experiences and social transformation, making this a valuable resource for readers of African history, women’s studies, and rural social history.

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Voices from Mutira explores changes in the lives of rural Gikuyo women over the period from 1910 to 1995.

Focusing on Mutira, the book presents a long-term historical perspective on women’s experiences and social change.

Jean Davison’s work connects rural life, gender, and transformation across much of the twentieth century.

This book is suited to readers interested in African history, women’s studies, and the social history of Kenya.

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