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From the 19th century English factory legislation of British society feminism

Author: GaoCan
Tutor: HeZuo；YinHong
School: South China Normal University
Course: World History
Keywords: Britain Factory legislation Feminism
CLC: K561.4
Type: Master's thesis
Year: 2005
Downloads: 423
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Abstract


Feminism for women the nature of existence , condition and value of understanding. As a social consciousness , feminism is an era of social, economic, political, cultural reflection , it varies with the development of society . This paper analyzes the nineteenth century British factory reform movement -related groups - the middle class , male workers , women 's activities , revealing three groups of women and to explore the concept of the nineteenth century feminism mainstream British society root and essence . Nineteenth-century England against women through a series of protective factory legislation to shorten the working hours of women workers , standardize working conditions of women workers , to a certain extent, protect the working women. However, the protective legislation based on the emphasis on women , \This article will middle class , male workers , female workers were to demonstrate concept description . Factory legislation to promote middle-class \inside . The backbone of factory legislation - male workers , accounting for cultural dominance in the middle-class woman under the influence of ideas , and gradually formed a \Was the industrial revolution to catch workers jobs will also be regarded as a family angel image of women role models of their own lives . Three groups of women view there are some specific differences , but they are the middle class \Throughout the factory legislation is always the mainstream of British society woman concept of industrial capitalism and its essence is a combination of patriarchy and family , it hinders fundamental to improve women's social status . In short, protective legislation for women workers built on the basis of middle-class view of women , and can not bring a fundamental change in the status of women . Fundamental changes in the status of women requires both social and economic development and the progress of science , but also inseparable from society as a whole concept of change .

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