Toward an Intellectual History of Women

Focusing on the role of women in early American history, this collection features ten essays by historian Linda K. Kerber, who has significantly influenced the study of women's history. The essays explore the Revolutionary era and reveal gender as a central theme in understanding social relations and cultural discourse. Kerber's work highlights the evolution of women's intellectual contributions, while the introduction offers a personal reflection on her feminist influences and ongoing education, showcasing her impact on the field.