Wife, Farmer, Mother, Traveler: Barbara Cochrane in the historical context of the ‘50s and ‘60s. by Kim Cochrane; Class: Women of the West Dr. Sandra Shackel; 6 December 2007
Kimberly Interviewed and wrote this for a class she took at Boise State University. This has been reprinted with a few changes for privacy and shared here with her permission. Kim was inspired by all of the traveling-so much so, that since graduating BSU in 2007, she has taught and lived in: Moscow Russia, South Korea (Busan and Ulsan), and in Sundsvall, Sweden. She has traveled to other European and Asian Countries as well. Debbie Wife, Farmer, Mother, Traveler: Barbara Cochrane in the historical context of the ‘50s and ‘60s. By: Kim Cochrane Women of the West Dr. Sandra Shackel 6 December 2007 Because historians have a tendency to make conclusions concerning certain decades in the twentieth century, individual interviews and specific regional history bring out specifics that may be glossed over in the general historical picture. The 1950s provides a compelling example of how generalizations provide a blanket, which though useful, remain vague. Many articles from the 1990s...