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What Is Subjectivity in Women’s History? Thursday August 5, 2010The term “subjectivity” appears in some writings about women’s history. What does “subjectivity” in women’s history mean? Here’s an explanation, along with a couple of comments by women historians on the controversy over its value. Comments (0)See All PostsShare
