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Frauenbewegung Frauenbildung und Frauenarbeit in Österreich

1930

by Braun

Welfare StateSubsidiesSozialpolitikLabor MarketSocialismEntrepreneurshipInsuranceTrade UnionsLabor LawRationalizationMinimum WageAgriculture

Table of Contents · 56 segments

1
Title Page and Publication Informationtheoretical
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Foreword by Marianne Hainischtheoretical
3
Table of Contents: Women's Movement and Educationtheoretical
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Table of Contents: Women's Work and Arttheoretical
5
History of the Austrian Women's Movement: Memoirs of Marianne Hainischchapter
6
Development of the Austrian Women's Movement: Key Associationschapter
7
History of the Women's Suffrage Movement in Austriachapter
8
The Development of Social Welfare and Carechapter
9
The Legal Status of Women in Austriachapter
10
Women's Education: The Kindergartenchapter
11
Women's Education: The Primary School (Volksschule)chapter
12
Women's Education: Secondary Schools (Mittelschulen)chapter
13
Women's Education: Agricultural Schoolschapter
14
Curriculum and Daily Routine of Agricultural Housekeeping Schoolstheoretical
15
Organization and Expansion of Rural Housekeeping Educationtheoretical
16
Continuing Education and Mobile Housekeeping Coursestheoretical
17
Rural Folk Education Centers and the Importance of Women's Trainingtheoretical
18
Trade Schools for Women: Legal Framework and Historytheoretical
19
The Evolution of Women's Trade Schools and Inspectiontheoretical
20
Educational Philosophy and Curriculum of Women's Trade Schoolstheoretical
21
School Structure, Post-War Challenges, and Specialized Artstheoretical
22
Legal Changes in the 1920s and Modernization of Trade Educationtheoretical
23
Teacher Training and Integration into General Vocational Schoolstheoretical
24
Art Schools: The Academy of Fine Arts and Women's Admissiontheoretical
25
The Vienna Women's Academy and School for Free and Applied Artchapter
26
The School of Arts and Crafts of the Austrian Museum for Art and Industrychapter
27
Die Kunstgewerbeschule und die Graphische Lehr- und Versuchsanstaltchapter
28
Hauswirtschaftliche Schulenchapter
29
Handelsschulenchapter
30
Soziale Frauenschulenchapter
31
The Protestant Women's School and the History of Teacher Training in Austriachapter
32
School Maintenance and Statistics of Teacher Training Institutionschapter
33
Statistical Tables: Teacher Training 1926/27chapter
34
The Educators and the Curriculum of Teacher Training Collegeschapter
35
Examinations and Professional Qualifications for Teacherschapter
36
The Reform Movement and Higher Education for Teacherschapter
37
Academic Studies for Women in Austriachapter
38
Statistical Tables: Women at the University of Vienna and Technical Collegeschapter
39
Adult Education (Volkshochschulen) in Viennachapter
40
Physical Education for Girls in Austrian Schoolschapter
41
Life Education and Domestic Science as Educational Goalschapter
42
Women in Industry, Trade, and Commerce: The Entrepreneurchapter
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The Female Private Employee: Social and Economic Statuschapter
44
The Industrial Female Worker: Wages and Labor Protectionchapter
45
Homeworkers (Heimarbeit) and the Gastronomy Sectorchapter
46
Women in Agriculturechapter
47
Women in Public Service: Clerical and Administrative Officialschapter
48
The Female Factory Inspector and Nursing Professionschapter
49
The Woman as Teacher: Historical Foundationschapter
50
Historical Development of Teacher Training for Women in Germany and Austriaessay
51
Women in Academic Professions in Austriaessay
52
Women in Social Work and Welfare Professionsessay
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Women in the Arts: Music, Fine Arts, and Performing Artsessay
54
Women in Literature and Journalismessay
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Women in Domestic and Household Professionsessay
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Conclusion: The Future of the Women's Movement and Laboressay