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P1 primary focus of scholars of modern Irish history: Irish nationalism and creation of the Irish state.
• Despite: awareness to widen the range of historical range, women’s history fell into a similar trap => a part similar to other countries, concentrated on the suffrage movement.
• The movement peaked in the second decade of 20th century, coinciding with the major landmark.
Women were active in the Irish independence campaign and the interaction of feminism and nationalism.
} specifically, the suffrage movement and struggle for independence.
• Revolutionary period, the women movement declined
The small number of women deputies owned elections due to dead heroes rather than independent political credentials.
• Most descriptions of women’s lives are legislative and administrative restrictions.
P2 anticlimax of women’s concerns during 1920-1930 is not unique to the Irish but found in many western countries
• The failure of feminism to establish itself as a political force reflects the preoccupation of newly independent countries.
} relations with the British, and most political leaders are drawn from men active until 1960
• Many women prominent women leaders prominent continue to support republication, refusing to recognize the legitimacy and abstaining from parliament.
• However: unclear about the democratic process would bring stronger feminism.
P3 concentrated on narrative may provide a distorted picture of Irish women history.
P4 women who were active in the suffrage were a small, elite minority
• Although the women’s publication CB attracted lots of membership, not every women know her right.
} many were sisters, wives and lovers of active men; women struggled for roles with gender traits.
P5 consequently, the danger of freedom and status of Irish women was exaggerated and repressive nature was overstated.
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