Routledge Library Editions

Acknowledgements. Notes on Contributors. Introduction Ruth Roach Pierson Part 1: Theoretical Perspectives 1. Feminism and Pacifism: Historical and Theoretical Connections Berenice A. Carroll 2. Women, Peace and History: Notes for an Historical Overview Dorothy Thompson 3. Feminism and Pacifism, or, the Art of Tranquilly Playing Russian Roulette Micheline de S¨ve Part 2: Historical Case Studies 4. Womenâs Participation in European Peace Movements: The Struggle to Prevent World War I Sandi E. Cooper 5. The Participation of Women in the Belgian Peace Movement (1830-1914) Nadine Lubelski-Bernard 6. Social Democratic Women in Germany and the Struggle for Peace Before and During the First World War Ursula Herrmann 7. Feminism and Pacifism: The French Connection Judith Wishnia 8. Feminist Conciousness and the First World War Jo Vellacott 9. Vera Brittain, Flora MacDonald Denison and the Great War: The Failure of Non-Violence Deborah Gorham 10. The Perils of âUnbridled Masculinityâ: Pacifist Elements in the Feminist and Socialist Thought of Charlotte Perkins Gilman Margaret Hobbs 11. Peace-Making Women: Canada 1919-1939 Veronica Strong-Boag 12. Vera Brittain and the Peace Pledge Union: Women and Peace Yvonne Aleksandra Bennett Part 3: Contemporary Practices 13. Teaching for Peace in the Secondary School Margaret Wells 14. The Atomic Bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki: The Role of Women in the Japanese Peace Movement Setsuko Thurlow. Index.