Girl's education on the way to the modern civil society : gender and social aspect of the process of youth socialisation during 1774-1868

Autor	Mgr. Jana Stráníková, Ph.D.
Organisation	Univerzita Pardubice, Filosofická fakulta
Year	2013
Research type	Ph.D. thesis
Annotation	The thesis explored the girls' education during an era of a disappearing state society and an emerging modern civil society. It described the requirements related to a gendered role of a woman from tradesman middle status background, from burgess intelligentsia and partly also from lower class. It examined how these requirements influenced the process of girls' socialization at school and in the family.It focused on the town and provincial tradesmen because the education,schooling and the role of a woman from this background has not been yet sufficiently examined. The chapters based on the period literature and correspondence, the first chapter defined the requirements imposed on the female role and on the literacy level. The following chapters described the process of girls' socialization at school as well as the role of reading and religion for their education. The problems of education,schooling and a gendered female role was explored in a time period from the institution of the mandatory school attendance in 1774 to the school reform in 1868 ;it focused on the Bohemian territory.
Keywords	history, education, schooling, educational system, socialization, gendered female role, middleclass, tradesmen/craftsmen, Bohemia 19thcentury
Research type	qualitative
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Obor	AB History , AC Anthropology, archeology, ethnology
Email	Jana.Stranikova@upce.cz
Availability	available in the NRVDM electronic library
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Organisation	Univerzita Pardubice, Filosofická fakulta
Organisation web	www.ff.upol.cz
Possible connection	Number of children and young people in institutional and protective education facilities Pre-school education - number of schools, classes, children Individuals using the Internet in education Participation of Children in Pre-school Education Expenditures on Education