Abstract

In this think piece, the author argues that the “grand American narrative” has remained surprisingly impervious to several decades of the feminist challenge. She muses about why this might be the case, notes some political implications of sustaining a traditional narrative, and offers several metaphors to help historians re-imagine a new history.

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Additional Information

ISSN
1553-0620
Print ISSN
0275-1275
Pages
pp. 319-325
Launched on MUSE
2016-06-14
Open Access
No
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