Supports integrating women throughout the main chronology instead of isolating them in a sidebar.
The study uses case studies to examine labor, management, family, and public image.
The dissertation frames women as participants in the transition from household-scale production to industrial distilling, then follows three women whose work complicates male-centered industry narratives.
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The dissertation frames women as participants in the transition from household-scale production to industrial distilling, then follows three women whose work complicates male-centered industry narratives.
Context
The study uses case studies to examine labor, management, family, and public image.
Research annotation
Supports integrating women throughout the main chronology instead of isolating them in a sidebar.
Connected records
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- Literature note:
Literature Note — Women’s Labor and Southern Craft Whiskey
- Citation:
Small Batch — Chicago