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Just a Farmwife?: An Intergenerational, Intersectional Study of Women’s Labour on Southern Alberta’s Dutch Reformed Family Farms, 1950–2019
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Author/contributor
- Martens, Shelby Blair (Author)
Title
Just a Farmwife?: An Intergenerational, Intersectional Study of Women’s Labour on Southern Alberta’s Dutch Reformed Family Farms, 1950–2019
Abstract
Through two-part intergenerational oral histories, this thesis explores the intersections of labour, gender, and lived religion in the lives of twelve Southern Alberta, Dutch Reformed women from family farms from the 1950s to 2019. By focusing on the broader lived experience of the women interviewed, and not just their physical labour on the farm, this thesis argues that women’s roles on the family farm were crucial, while complicating the narrative of farm women’s roles to show their multiple and often conflicting identities.
Type
M.A., History
University
University of New Brunswick
Place
Saint John
Date
2020
# of Pages
[151] pages
Language
English
Short Title
Just a Farmwife?
Accessed
4/16/24, 8:22 PM
Library Catalog
unbscholar.lib.unb.ca
Extra
Publisher: University of New Brunswick
Citation
Martens, S. B. (2020). Just a Farmwife?: An Intergenerational, Intersectional Study of Women’s Labour on Southern Alberta’s Dutch Reformed Family Farms, 1950–2019 [M.A., History, University of New Brunswick]. https://unbscholar.lib.unb.ca/handle/1882/13779
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