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245 10 Sisters in the faith :|bShaker women and equality of the
sexes /|cGlendyne R. Wergland.
246 30 Shaker women and equality of the sexes
264 1 Amherst :|bUniversity of Massachusetts Press,|c[2011]
264 4 |c©2011
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504 Includes bibliographical references (pages 175-216) and
index.
505 0 pt. 1. Joining the Shakers -- Ann Lee -- The short
marriage of Mother Lucy Wright -- Why women joined the
Shakers, 1780-1840 -- Shaker girlhood -- Chastity and the
Shaker cap -- pt. 2. Work and worship -- The world's views
of Shaker sisters, 1782-1865 -- Work, reciprocity,
equality, and union -- Gendered conflict among the Shakers
-- Abuse by spirit messages during the era of
manifestations -- The New Lebanon deaconesses' bonnet
business, 1835-1850 -- Conclusions on Shaker equality of
the sexes.
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520 In 1788, following the death of charismatic founder Mother
Ann Lee, the celibate religious group known as the Shakers
set out to institutionalize equality of the sexes in their
theology, government, and daily practice. In this book,
Glendyne Wergland evaluates how well they succeeded in
that mission.
520 Drawing on an extensive archive of primary documents,
Wergland discusses topics ranging from girlhood, health,
and dress to why women joined the Shakers and how they
were viewed by those outside their community. She analyzes
the division of labor between men and women, showing that
there was considerable cooperation and reciprocity in
carrying out most tasksùfrom food production to laundering
to gathering firewoodùeven as gendered conflicts remained.
520 In her conclusion, Wergland draws together all of these
threads to show that Shaker communities achieved a
remarkable degree of gender equality at a time when women
elsewhere still suffered under the legal and social
strictures of the traditional patriarchal order. In so
doing, she argues, the experience of Shaker women served
as a model for promoting women's rights in American
political culture. --Book Jacket.
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