@inbook{ea38f9e10a414a66a5d258cf53fc77a6,
title = "White women and colonialism: Towards a non-recuperative history",
abstract = "Only in the last few years has the white woman found a voice in colonial histories. Her voice questions the myth of the ignorant, jealous memsahib who turned the happy Arcadia of early race relations into a bitter segregation. However, almost as soon as she spoke up, the white woman has been told to shut up again. She is told that she speaks from a selective memory; she paints her role in colony-making in the most favourable light; and she refuses to understand the deep-seated class and race oppression which characterises all colonies.",
keywords = "Gender, imperialism, Sex Roles, History, colonialism, white women, gender history",
author = "Jane Haggis",
year = "1998",
language = "English",
isbn = "0719048206",
series = "Studies in Imperialism",
publisher = "Manchester University Press",
pages = "45--75",
editor = "Clare Midgley",
booktitle = "Gender and Imperialism",
}