9 On the Role and Patterns of Female (Protest) Action in the February Uprising of 1934

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1. Frontmatter I
2. Table of Contents V
3. 1 Introduction: On the Interrelation of Gender and Protest 1
4. 2 Women, War, and Dynasty: Tomyris versus Kyros in Herodotos and Polyainos 7
5. 3 The Voice of Reason or Unintended Protest? Whetting by Servile Women in the Íslendingasǫgur 29
6. 4 Aristocratic Women as Leaders of Dissent in Medieval Scandinavia: Source Misrepresentation, or Agency through Ultranormativity? 47
7. 5 Secrecy, Seduction and Protest among Women: Litigation over a Marriage in 17th-Century Barcelona 65
8. 6 Emma Goldman, Gender Related Protest, and Anarchist Radicalism as a Crime 85
9. 7 Female Education as a Form of Protest: How 19^th-Century Women Were Trained to Resist in New York City 103
10. 8 Male Radicalism in the Wake of Revolution and Antimilitarism: A Norwegian Case Study 125
11. 9 On the Role and Patterns of Female (Protest) Action in the February Uprising of 1934 149
12. 10 The Cultivation of Militant Masculinity: Gender-Specific Dimensions of Violence and the National Socialist Stormtroopers 181
13. 11 Feminist Protest as Body Politics 201
14. 12 Antifeminism, Anti-genderism, and the (Religious) Right: A Case Study of Antiabortion Activism in Saarbrücken 223
15. 13 Contributors 251
16. Index Terms 253