Divided Houses: Gender and the Civil War (Harc Global Change Studies; 1)
by Nina Silber, Catherine Clinton
Divided Houses examines gender's role in the American Civil War, revealing how the conflict altered social and familial dynamics. Edited by Nina Silber and Catherine Clinton, this work in the Harc Global Change Studies series offers scholarly analysis of the era's profound impacts on identity and society.
About This Book
Divided Houses: Gender and the Civil War is part of the Harc Global Change Studies series, focusing on the intersection of gender and one of America's most pivotal conflicts.
Edited by Nina Silber and Catherine Clinton, the book delves into how the Civil War influenced gender norms and societal structures during this transformative period.
Through various scholarly contributions, it addresses the ways in which the war affected divisions within households and the broader national fabric.
The volume highlights the evolving roles of individuals amid the chaos of war, providing a nuanced view of historical change.
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