Tapestries of Life Women's Work, Women's Consciousness, and the Meaning of Daily Experience

Aptheker 'weaves together the voices of women survivors of the Holocaust and of the U.S. concentration camps for Japanese Americans, Chicana cannery workers and southern cotton-mill girls, older lesbians and elderly Jews, Afro-American women in slavery and contemporary Afro-American writers, and others, in order to explore women's ways of seeing. Her analyses of oral histories, novels, legends, poetry, and art show how we can use these records of women's and men's lives.' -- Sandra Harding, Women's Review of BooksAptheker, Bettina is the author of 'Tapestries of Life Women's Work, Women's Consciousness, and the Meaning of Daily Experience' with ISBN 9780870236594 and ISBN 0870236598.