The Women’s Suffrage Movement and Feminism in Argentina from Roca to Perón by Gregory Hammond (review)
women who lived through the period offer some interesting testimonies, they fit together oddly with other chapters of the book. Since Milanesio did not employ this approach elsewhere in the study, this chapter may be more suited to stand alone in an article, although the testimonies do support her arguments of the significance of an engendered consumption. In general, this is a fine book on an important subject which, combined with and complementary to Elena’s, greatly deepens our knowledge and opens areas for further research.