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'What a Woman Can Do With an Auto': American Women in the Early Automotive Era.

机译：“女人可以用汽车做什么”：早期汽车时代的美国女性。

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Women used automobiles as soon as they had access to them. This dissertation explores ways in which Black, Native, and White women utilized the automobile to improve their quality of life and achieve greater freedom as they navigated the restrictions of early twentieth-century mainstream society. With the automobile came a new freedom: freedom from the insult and danger Black women encountered on public conveyances in the era of increasing segregation; freedom for Native women to reconnect with kin, maintain cultural networks, and pursue expanded economic opportunities despite the restrictions of the policies of the federal government; and freedom from the restrictions of the idealized image of a sheltered, home-centered life of the Victorian-era White woman.;Black, Native and White women had unique concerns and common aims as they negotiated their way in mainstream society at a time when advocacy for social change that would affect society in the coming decades was undergoing a resurgence. For women the automobile was a useful tool to improve quality of life. In the 1890s racism and gender stereotypes were prevalent in the United States. The automobile provided a means for Black, Native and White women to pull away from those limitations and claim their individual freedom.
机译：妇女一旦有机会就使用汽车。本文探讨了黑人，土著和白人妇女如何驾驭汽车，以改善自己的生活质量并在二十世纪初的主流社会所面临的困境中获得更大的自由。汽车带来了一种新的自由：摆脱种族隔离的侮辱和危险；在种族隔离日益加剧的时代，黑人妇女在公共交通工具上遇到；不受联邦政府政策的限制，使土著妇女有重新与家人联系，保持文化网络和寻求扩大经济机会的自由；以及不受维多利亚时代白人妇女以庇护，以居家为中心的生活的理想化形象的束缚。；黑人，原住民和白人妇女在各自的主流社会进行谈判时，有着独特的关切和共同目标。倡导在未来几十年内影响社会的社会变革正在复兴。对于女性而言，汽车是提高生活质量的有用工具。在1890年代，种族主义和性别定型观念在美国盛行。汽车为黑人，原住民和白人妇女提供了一种摆脱这些限制并主张其个人自由的手段。

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    Lesh, Carla Rose.;

  • 作者单位

    State University of New York at Albany.;

  • 授予单位 State University of New York at Albany.;
  • 学科 African American Studies.;Womens Studies.;Native American Studies.;History United States.;History Black.
  • 学位 Ph.D.
  • 年度 2010
  • 页码 195 p.
  • 总页数 195
  • 原文格式 PDF
  • 正文语种 eng
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