A reform against nature :woman suffrage and the rethinking of American citizenship, 1840-1920
- 作者: Vacca, Carolyn S.
- 出版: New York : Peter Lang ©2004.
- 稽核項: 1 online resource (189 pages) :illustrations.
- 叢書名: American university studies. Series IX, History,v. 200
- 標題: Women Suffrage -- United States -- History. , Citizenship , Political ProcessElections. , Citizenship. , Women Suffrage. , Electronic books. , Political ProcessGeneral. , History. , POLITICAL SCIENCE Political Process -- General. , Suffrage. , POLITICAL SCIENCE , United States. , POLITICAL SCIENCE Political Process -- Elections. , Women , Citizenship United States -- History. , SuffrageHistory.
- ISBN: 0820458112 , 9780820458113
- ISBN: 0740-0462 ;
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- 附註: Includes bibliographical references (pages 173-182) and index.
- 摘要: "Debates over women's suffrage filled the pages of nineteenth-century articles, speeches, and books. Early natural rights justifications gave way to those based on women's special characteristics - characteristics used by vehement anti-suffragists to justify women's exclusion from the polity. These questions over natural rights reappeared in immigration and naturalization debates, which also attracted the print media's attention. This shift in the rationale for inclusion in the suffrage debates paved the way for a reorientation of American views - from citizenship as a right, to citizenship as a privilege - a view that informed America's response to questions of immigration and naturalization in the early twentieth century."--Jacket.
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Debates over women's suffrage filled the pages of nineteenth-century articles, speeches, and books. Early natural rights justifications gave way to those based on women's special characteristics - characteristics used by vehement anti-suffragists to justify women's exclusion from the polity. These questions over natural rights reappeared in immigration and naturalization debates, which also attracted the print media's attention. This shift in the rationale for inclusion in the suffrage debates paved the way for a reorientation of American views - from citizenship as a right, to citizenship as a privilege - a view that informed America's response to questions of immigration and naturalization in the early twentieth century.
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