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• catalog abstract "One of the few books devoted to the experience of Polish women in the Solidarity Movement, We All Fought for Freedom explores women's historical consciousness of this period through interviews, iconography, and commemorative practices of Solidarity. The women interviewed, many of whom were local activists in the Gdansk area, express a gendered consciousness of Solidarity. Women's stories of activism are frequently based in the domestic realm through the imagery of maternity and food. This tactic was an important part of the antipolitical strategy of Solidarity and has important implications for the position of women in postcommunist Poland. Despite having been vital to the survival and successes of this movement in Poland, women are marginalized in the labor union's structures. Stereotyped gender roles and the resurgence of Catholic nationalism have proven to be difficult obstacles for activists. The social, economic, and political marginalization of women has intensified since the fall of the Communist Party in 1989. A significant addition to the burgeoning literature on political, social, and cultural changes in Eastern Europe, We All Fought for Freedom focuses on the importance of ideologies of protest, antipolitics, and gender, illuminating the contributions that anthropology is making to the study of East European social change. The book also recognizes the valuable contributions of women in Solidarity and the often behind-the-scenes, yet vital, roles these activists played in shaping a movement for change.".
• catalog contributor b9565417.
• catalog created "1996.".
• catalog date "1996".
• catalog date "1996.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "1996.".
• catalog description "1. Introduction -- 2. "The Lives of Polish Women are Difficult": Making Ends Meet in the Transition -- 3. The Strikes of 1980 -- Ontological Moments of Solidarity and Selfhood -- 4. Man of Iron and the Creation of an "Official" Historical Consciousness of Solidarity -- 5. Heroines of the Quotidian: Martial Law, Gender, and Memory -- 6. Time, Space, and Historical Consciousness -- 7. Iconography and Imagery in Solidarity -- An Exploration of Collectibles (Pamiatki) -- 8. Historical Consciousness in Protest: The Health Service, 1991-1992 -- 9. Mothering Solidarity: Images of Motherhood in Women's Historical Consciousness -- 10. Discourses of the Public and Private -- 11. Gendered Narrative Structures in Historical Consciousness -- 12. Solidarity's Implications for Polish Feminism.".
• catalog description "Despite having been vital to the survival and successes of this movement in Poland, women are marginalized in the labor union's structures. Stereotyped gender roles and the resurgence of Catholic nationalism have proven to be difficult obstacles for activists. The social, economic, and political marginalization of women has intensified since the fall of the Communist Party in 1989. A significant addition to the burgeoning literature on political, social, and cultural changes in Eastern Europe, We All Fought for Freedom focuses on the importance of ideologies of protest, antipolitics, and gender, illuminating the contributions that anthropology is making to the study of East European social change. The book also recognizes the valuable contributions of women in Solidarity and the often behind-the-scenes, yet vital, roles these activists played in shaping a movement for change.".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographical references and index.".
• catalog description "One of the few books devoted to the experience of Polish women in the Solidarity Movement, We All Fought for Freedom explores women's historical consciousness of this period through interviews, iconography, and commemorative practices of Solidarity. The women interviewed, many of whom were local activists in the Gdansk area, express a gendered consciousness of Solidarity. Women's stories of activism are frequently based in the domestic realm through the imagery of maternity and food. This tactic was an important part of the antipolitical strategy of Solidarity and has important implications for the position of women in postcommunist Poland.".
• catalog extent "viii, 192 p. :".
• catalog hasFormat "We all fought for freedom.".
• catalog identifier "081332968X (alk. paper)".
• catalog isFormatOf "We all fought for freedom.".
• catalog isPartOf "Studies in the ethnographic imagination".
• catalog issued "1996".
• catalog issued "1996.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "Boulder, Colo. : Westview Press,".
• catalog relation "We all fought for freedom.".
• catalog spatial "Poland".
• catalog subject "331.4/78/09438 20".
• catalog subject "HD6079.2.P7 L66 1996".
• catalog subject "Labor unions Poland Political activity History.".
• catalog subject "Labor unions Political activity Poland History.".
• catalog subject "Labor unions and communism Poland History.".
• catalog subject "NSZZ "Solidarność" (Labor organization) History.".
• catalog subject "Women labor union members Poland History.".
• catalog tableOfContents "1. Introduction -- 2. "The Lives of Polish Women are Difficult": Making Ends Meet in the Transition -- 3. The Strikes of 1980 -- Ontological Moments of Solidarity and Selfhood -- 4. Man of Iron and the Creation of an "Official" Historical Consciousness of Solidarity -- 5. Heroines of the Quotidian: Martial Law, Gender, and Memory -- 6. Time, Space, and Historical Consciousness -- 7. Iconography and Imagery in Solidarity -- An Exploration of Collectibles (Pamiatki) -- 8. Historical Consciousness in Protest: The Health Service, 1991-1992 -- 9. Mothering Solidarity: Images of Motherhood in Women's Historical Consciousness -- 10. Discourses of the Public and Private -- 11. Gendered Narrative Structures in Historical Consciousness -- 12. Solidarity's Implications for Polish Feminism.".
• catalog title "We all fought for freedom : women in Poland's solidarity movement / Kristi S. Long.".
• catalog type "History. fast".
• catalog type "text".