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Susan Mumm <Mumms@queensu.ca> Queen's University I am working on the history of the YWCA, from 1855-1920 in Britain and the Commonwealth. Previous publications include research on the international trafficking of women in the nineteenth century (the 'white slave trade'); 19th century children's homes in Britain; women's religious communities in Victorian Britain; and nursing history. |
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Address: | Dean of Arts and Science Queen's University Kingston, Ontario Canada |
Primary Phone: | 063505257 |
Fax Number: | +6463505686 |
List Affiliations: | Advisory Board Member for H-Albion |
Interests: | Religious Studies and Theology Women, Gender, and Sexuality |
Bio: Degrees and Memberships D.Phil, History, University of Sussex, 1993 Fellow, Royal Historical Society, 2002 Council Member, Church of England Record Society, 2004-08 Associate Member, International Centre for the Study of Criminolgy, 2004. Books (Ed.) The Greenwood Encylopedia of Love, Courtship, and Sexuality through History (Greenwood:NY), 2008. Religion Today: a Reader. (Ashgate Press/Open University, Aldershot), 2002. All Saints Sisters of the Poor: An Anglican Community in the Nineteenth Century. Volume 9 in the Church of England Record Society series, Brewster & Boydell, 2001. Stolen Daughters, Virgin Mothers: Anglican Sisterhoods in Victorian Britain. London: Leicester University Press, 1999. Stolen Daughters, Virgin Mothers: Anglican Sisterhoods in Victorian Britain. London: Continuum International Publishing Group, 2001. (paperback edition). Articles and Chapters 'Making Space, Taking Space: Women and Spatial Discomfort in Victorian Religion' Victorian Spaces (Leeds, 2006). 'Josephine Butler and the International Traffic in Women', in The Gender, Race, and Class: the Legacy of Josephine Butler, eds. D. Neale and J. Daggers (New York, 2006). ‘Women, Ministry and Ordination in the Christian Tradition’, in Religion in History: Conflict, Conversion, and Coexistence, edited by John Wolffe (2005), Manchester University Press. ‘What it Meant and What it Means: Feminism, Religion, and Interpretation’ in D. Herbert (ed.) Religion and Social Transformations (Ashgate Press Aldershot), 2002. , pp. 115-142, ‘Aspirational Indians: North American Indigenous Religion and the New Age’, , in J. Pearson (ed.) Belief Beyond Boundaries: Wicca, Celtic Spirituality and the New Age (Ashgate Press Aldershot, 2002. pp. 103-31. 'Ellice Hopkins and the Defaced Image of Christ' In Transfiguring the Faith of Their Fathers: Women's Theology in Nineteenth-Century Britain. Ed. Julie Melnyk. Garland, New York. 1998, pp. 165-186.. ‘I Love my Sex: Two Late-Victorian Pulpit Women' In Women, Scholarship, and Criticism, eds. G. Perry & J. Bellamy. Manchester University Press, London. 2000, pp 204-221. 'Not Worse Than Other Girls': The Convent-Based Rehabilitation of Fallen Women in Victorian England', Journal of Social History, March 1996, pp. 43-62. 'Writing for Their Lives: Women Applicants to the Royal Literary Fund, 1840-1880'. Publishing History 27 (1990) pp. 27-48. |