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The "Quickened Conscience": Women's Voluntarism and the State, 1890-1920
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The "Quickened Conscience": Women's Voluntarism and the State, 1890-1920

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The history of voluntarism among American women's organizations offers a valuable perspective on debates now taking place about the nature of civil society and its relationship to the state.

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Sklar, K., (1998) “The "Quickened Conscience": Women's Voluntarism and the State, 1890-1920”, Philosophy and Public Policy Quarterly 18(3), 27–33. doi: https://doi.org/10.13021/G8pppq.181998.297

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  • Published on 1 August 1998
  • Pages: 27–33
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