Definitions
For the purposes of this page, a primary source is defined as an original work while a secondary source is an analysis, contextualization, critique, or reflection on another's work.
Primary Sources
- Archives of Sexuality & Gender Part 3: Sex and Sexuality in the 16th through 20th Centuries This link opens in a new windowProvides digital books on historical and social topics related to sexuality and gender written between 1600 and 1940; international in scope.
- Discovering Amercian Women's History OnlineProvides access to digital collections related to the history of women in America.
- Oral History Online This link opens in a new windowProvides oral histories as audio and video recordings as well as transcripts.
- Vogue Archive This link opens in a new windowProvides full text and full image access to Vogue magazine from 1892 to present.
- Women and Social Movements Scholar's Edition This link opens in a new windowProvides documents for the study of women's history from 1600 to 2000.
- Women Working, 1800-1930Contains primary sources on women and their contributions to economic life in the United States between 1800 and the Great Depression.
- Women's Magazine Archive This link opens in a new windowProvides full text and full image access to a variety of women's magazines from 1900 forward.
Secondary Sources
- Women and Politics Around the WorldABC-CLIO, 2009
- Women in India: A Social and Cultural HistoryABC-CLIO, 2009
