Carmen M. Mangion, Contested Identities: Catholic Women Religious in nineteenth-century England and Wales

Clio 31:10-10 (2010)
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La revue Clio a largement œuvré (voir le n° 15 Chrétiennes) pour contrer l’ignorance réciproque entre l’histoire des femmes et du genre et l’histoire religieuse en France, voie ouverte pour la période contemporaine avec la publication de la thèse de Claude Langlois sur les congrégations de vie active au XIXe siècle. Pourtant la bonne sœur reste une figure mal connue des historiennes des femmes en France. Carmen Mangion commence son livre sur le même constat outre-Manche, qu’elle généralise à...

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