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Jan 2021
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A History of Pockets, an interview with ...

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About this episode

In part two of our episode with Dr. Ariane Fennetaux, we discuss the intimate nature of pockets and what women historically carried in them.

RECOMMENDED READING:

  • Burman, Barbara and Ariane Fennetaux. The Pocket: A History of Women's lives, 1660-1900. New Haven and London: Yale University Press, 2019.

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