Living With History/Making Social Change

    " In this extraordinary and fascinating collection of essays, Gerda Lerner, the most distinguished pioneer of Women's History, gives us an autobiographical account of her efforts to transform history and society through the study of women's lives.  Here is a deeply examined life of a great intellectual, a feminist theorist, an imaginative educator, and a relentless political activist.  Her meditation on aging will not doubt become a classic essay for all of us who follow her path." Ruth Rosen, Emerita, University of California.

Cloth   248 pages

Here is a deeply examined life of a great intellectual, a feminist theorist, an imaginative educator, and a relentless political activist.  Her meditation on aging will not doubt become a classic essay for all of us who follow her path." Ruth Rosen, Emerita, University of California. 
Cloth   248 pages