
Gerda Lerner
Naissance 30 April 1920 · Décès 2 January 2013
Austrian-American women’s history scholar
Citations
“Women's History is a stance which demands that women be included in whatever topic is under discussion. It is an angle of vision which permits us to see that women live and have lived in a world defined by men and most frequently dominated by men and yet have shaped and influenced that world and all human events.”
"Autobiographical Notes"En anglais “I have sometimes been asked, "How has your being Jewish influenced your work in Women's History?" The simplest way I can answer this question is, I am a historian because of my Jewish experience.”
"A Weave of Connections"En anglais “What I was learning in graduate school did not so much leave out continents and their people as it left out half the human race, women.”
"Autobiographical Notes"En anglais “After the Holocaust, history for me was no longer something outside myself, which I needed to comprehend and use to illuminate my own life and times. Those of us who survived carried a charge to keep memory alive in order to resist the total destruction of our people. History had become an obligation.”
"A Weave of Connections"En anglais “What I learned from that comfortable, sheltered life I led in a country in which Catholicism was the state religion and antisemitism was an honored political tradition, was that being Jewish set one apart.”
"A Weave of Connections"En anglais
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Les livres de Gerda Lerner dans l'ordre
Les livres de Gerda Lerner dans l'ordre de parution, de No Farewell (1955) à A Criação do Patriarcado (2020).
- 1No Farewell
No Farewell1955 - 2Abolitionists from South CarolinaAbolitionists from South Carolina1966
- 3The Grimke Sisters from South Carolina
The Grimke Sisters from South Carolina1967 - 4The Woman in American History
The Woman in American History1971 - 5Black Women in White America : A Documentary History
Black Women in White America : A Documentary History1972 - 6De l'esclavage à la ségrégationDe l'esclavage à la ségrégation1975
- 7New Approaches to the Study of Women in American HistoryNew Approaches to the Study of Women in American History1975
- 8The Female Experience
The Female Experience1977 - 9A Death of One's Own
A Death of One's Own1978 - 10Bibliography in the History of American WomenBibliography in the History of American Women1978
- 11The Majority Finds Its Past
The Majority Finds Its Past1979 - 12Liberal Education and the New Scholarship on WomenLiberal Education and the New Scholarship on Women1981
- 13Teaching Women's History
Teaching Women's History1981 - 14The Creation of Patriarchy
The Creation of Patriarchy1986 - 15Women and History
Women and History1986 - 16Women Are HistoryWomen Are History1986
- 17The Elizabeth Cady Stanton-Susan B. Anthony Reader
The Elizabeth Cady Stanton-Susan B. Anthony Reader1992 - 18The Creation of Feminist Consciousness
The Creation of Feminist Consciousness1993 - 19Scholarship in Women's History Rediscovered & NewScholarship in Women's History Rediscovered & New1994
- 20Why History Matters
Why History Matters1997 - 21Fireweed
Fireweed2002 - 22A Life of LearningA Life of Learning2005
- 23Making Social ChangeMaking Social Change2009
- 24A Criação do Patriarcado
A Criação do Patriarcado2020