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PhD History University of Sussex
Masters History University of Sussex
Bachelors History University of Sussex

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According to Wikipedia, Sally A. Alexander is an English historian and feminist activist. Career When she was sixteen, Alexander trained at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art as an actress. She completed a diploma in history at Ruskin College, Oxford from 1968 to 1970, before earning a Bachelor of Arts degree in the same subject from University College London. While studying, she worked on The Black Dwarf, a radical newspaper. She helped to organise the United Kingdom's first National Women's Liberation Conference in 1970 at Ruskin College, as an activist with the Women's Liberation Movement. She was also an organiser of the 1970 Miss World protest. She was involved in several London Women's Liberation Workshops as well as the Night Cleaners Campaign .

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Sally Alexander's Published Works

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Primary Maternal Preoccupation (2012) (305)
City of Dreadful Delight (1997) (239)
Women, Class and Sexual Differences in the 1830s and 1840s: Some Reflections on the Writing of a Feminist History (1984) (86)
Island Stories: Unravelling Britain (1998) (79)
Women's work in nineteenth-century London : a study of the years 1820-50 (1983) (46)
Men's Fears and Women's Work: Responses to Unemployment in London Between the Wars (2000) (26)
Island Stories: Unravelling Britain. Theatres of Memory, Volume II (1999) (23)
Labouring Women: a reply to Eric Hobsbawm (1979) (20)
A New Civilization? London Surveyed 1928-1940s (2007) (18)
Room of One's Own: 1920s Feminist Utopias (2000) (18)
Primary Maternal Preoccupation: D. W. Winnicott and Social Democracy in Mid-Twentieth-Century Britain (2012) (12)
WOMEN AND THE LABOUR MOVEMENT (1982) (11)
“Do Grandmas Have Husbands?” Generational Memory and Twentieth-Century Women’s Lives (2009) (11)
History and Psyche: Culture, Psychoanalysis and the Past (2013) (11)
Psychoanalysis in Britain in the early twentieth century: an introductory note. (1998) (10)
Women's Fabian Tracts (2001) (9)
Theatres of Memory. Vol. 2: Island Stories: Unravelling Britain. By Raphael Samuel, ed. by Alison Light, Sally Alexander, and Gareth Stedman Jones. (New York: Verso, 1998. xxii, 391 pp. $35.00, ISBN 1-85984-965-2.) (2000) (7)
Feature: psychoanalysis and history. Introductory note (1998) (7)
D.W. Winnicott and the social democratic vision (2016) (5)
History workshop : a journal of socialist and feminist historians (1984) (5)
Women's Voices from the Spanish Civil War (2008) (5)
St Giles's Fair, 1830-1914: Popular culture and the Industrial Revolution in 19th century Oxford (1970) (5)
Feminist History and Psychoanalysis (1991) (3)
Digital Sources, Access and 'History of a Nation'? (2011) (3)
History and Psyche (2012) (3)
Feminism and women's history : an introduction (1988) (1)
Desert Island Texts? (2010) (1)
Women, Class and Sexual Differences in the 1830s and 1840s: (1)
The Fantasy of Feminist History, by Joan Wallach Scott (Durham, NC: Duke University Press, 2011; 200pp); reviewed by Sally Alexander‘… BUT NO MORE ROMANCE …’ (2015) (1)
Knowing their Place; Domestic Service in Twentieth-Century Britain. By Lucy Delap. (2014) (1)
Raphael Samuel 1938–1996 (1997) (1)
Daring to hope, my life in the 1970s (2022) (1)
Women's Fabian texts [i.e. tracts] (2001) (0)
Father and Daughter: patriarchy, gender and social science, Ann Oakley (2016) (0)
Contested Histories and the Curatorial: “The Portuguese Revolution Is an African Revolution” (2019) (0)
Unequal Britain (2021) (0)
Macaulay and Son, Architects of Imperial BritainCATHERINE HALL (2014) (0)
Divided Kingdom, a History of Britain, 1900 to the Present by Pat Thane (review) (2022) (0)
Radical Histories (2017) (0)
Editorial. (2021) (0)
The Wild Turkeys (2020) (0)
Jim Fyrth 1918–2010: with thanks to Deborah Fyrth (2011) (0)
Sexual Nostalgia (2014) (0)
Alun Howkins: Ruskin 1968–70 (2019) (0)
Studies in the History of Feminism (1984) (0)
Generational memory and 20th-century lives (2014) (0)
‘Memory-talk: 20thc century London Childhoods’ (2010) (0)
Women's Voices from the Spanish Civil War@@@The Novel of the Spanish Civil War (1936-1975) (1992) (0)
Psychoanalysis and politics: roundtable discussion (2011) (0)
War of Nerves: Women and the New Age (2003) (0)
Desert Island Texts? Sally Alexander on Margaret Drabble's The Garrick Year (2010) (0)
The role of the river Rhine in the formation of spatial structure of the economy of European countries (1st century BC — 19th century AD) (2012) (0)
A New Civilisation? London Surveyed 1928-40 (2007) (0)
History's Value? (2011) (0)
Eleanor Marx’s Political Legacy—self sacrifice or self‐realisation? (2007) (0)
Freud, Freudianism, and History (2012) (0)
Psychoanalysis and Historical Subjectivities (2012) (0)
The Witch and the Child: Women's Historical Writing and the Unconscious (2007) (0)
Cultures of conflict : the French Revolution (1989) (0)
‘"Do Grandmas have husbands?" Generational Memories’ (2009) (0)
Images of Liberation (2022) (0)
En defensa del "patriarcado" (1984) (0)
Reviews of Books:Divine Feminine: Theosophy and Feminism in England Joy Dixon (2003) (0)

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