What was the impact of community discipline on the lives of working-class women in nineteenth and early twentieth-century South Wales? A rural/urban comparison

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Nineteenth-century internal migrants from West Wales to the South East maintained a shared culture and strong links through trade, migration, and transport. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.INCREMENTAL. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

Laura Katharine Watson

doi:10.21954/ou.ro.00110103

January 1, 2025Open Access

What was the impact of community discipline on the lives of working-class women in nineteenth and early twentieth-century South Wales? A rural/urban comparison

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This research investigates the effects of community discipline on working-class women in South Wales during the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
Historical analysis of migration patterns between rural West Wales and urban South Wales.
Comparison of cultural effects in rural vs urban settings.
Exploration of trade and transport links that influenced these communities.
Identified strong cultural links between rural West Wales and urban South Wales due to migration.
Observed significant shifts in the experiences and roles of working-class women influenced by community discipline.
Highlighted the differing impacts of urban and rural community structures on women's lives through the period.

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Historical analysis reveals community discipline's effects on working-class women in South Wales, highlighting cultural shifts.

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Laura Katharine Watson (2025) studied this question.

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