'Skin of the Day': Women, subjectivity and everday lives in London between the wars

《每日肌肤》追溯了一战后女性的心理健康和历史景观，她们的生活和梦想改变了未来。妇女的新世界，由选举权、流水线、电影院和“罢工”所塑造，建立在死亡和不确定性的阴影下。“我们的时代是性意识最强的时代”（弗吉尼亚·沃尔夫，1929），一种“普遍否定”女性的良知（弗洛伊德，1937）。这些紧张局势，产生它们的条件，通过伦敦人的亲密和政治关系进行了探索，为现代英国的出现带来了新的变化和中断。

'Skin of the Day' traces the mental health and historical landscapes of women after the Great War, whose lives and dreams changed the future. Women's new worlds, shaped by suffrage, the assembly line, cinemas and the 'birth-strike' where built in the shadow of death and uncertainty. 'Ours is the most sexually conscious age' (Virginia Wolf, 1929), a conscientious which 'universally repudiated' the feminine (Freud 1937). These tensions, the conditions which gave rise to them, are explored to through the intimate and political relations of Londoners, throwing new light on the often changes and discontinuities in the emergence of modern Britain.