The American Doctor’s Villainization of Childless Women during the Nineteenth Century

Author Information

Victoria Knox, Bridgewater State University

Note on the Author

Victoria Knox graduated with a degree in History and Secondary Education, and minors in Spanish, Latin American and Caribbean Studies, and Social Studies. Her research project was completed during the Fall semester of 2022, in Dr. Andrew Holman's capstone course, Medicine and Society in the Anglo-American World 1700 to 1920. Victoria presented this paper at the 2023 "History of Medicine Days" conference at the University of Calgary's Cumming School of Medicine. Her travel was made possible with funding from BSU’s Undergraduate Research Canadian Studies programs. Victoria plans to teach and continue her education and writing in the field of history. Vic is pursuing graduate study at BSU while teaching with Americorps this year.

Recommended Citation

Knox, Victoria (2023). The American Doctor’s Villainization of Childless Women during the Nineteenth Century. Undergraduate Review, 17, p. 267-276.
Available at: https://vc.bridgew.edu/undergrad_rev/vol17/iss1/22

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