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Whose past? Whose future? An exploration of women’s history in Wales

Whose past? Whose future? An exploration of women’s history in Wales Examines a study of women’s history in modern Wales. Considers the way in which historians have approached (or failed to approach) the subject before evaluating a current attempt to rectify traditional neglect in this area. Profiles in particular the case of blue books, a report into education in Wales in 1847, which blamed poor standards, in part, on the women of Wales. Questions what the above project (project Grace) has achieved in terms of promoting the growth of women’s history in Wales. http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Equal Opportunities International Emerald Publishing

Whose past? Whose future? An exploration of women’s history in Wales

Martin Wright
Equal Opportunities International , Volume 19 (2/3/4): 6 – Mar 1, 2000
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Abstract

Examines a study of women’s history in modern Wales. Considers the way in which historians have approached (or failed to approach) the subject before evaluating a current attempt to rectify traditional neglect in this area. Profiles in particular the case of blue books, a report into education in Wales in 1847, which blamed poor standards, in part, on the women of Wales. Questions what the above project (project Grace) has achieved in terms of promoting the growth of women’s history in Wales.

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Equal Opportunities International – Emerald Publishing

Published: Mar 1, 2000

Keywords: Women; Wales; History

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