Carolyn Steedman
Carolyn Steedman was born in 1947 and grew up in South London. She studied history at the University of Sussex and Newnham College, Cambridge from 1965-1972. After graduation she taught for a year before moving into educational research at the University of London. She lectured at the University of Warwick, becoming Senior Lecturer before returning to Newnham College to complete her doctorate. Back at Warwick, she became Professor of Social History, and later advanced to Director of their Centre for Study of Social History. She was elected a Fellow of the British Academy in 2011.
Works (13)

Landscape for a good woman
1986

Strange dislocations
1995

Language, gender, and childhood

Policing the Victorian community
1984

Childhood, culture, and class in Britain
1990

Labours lost

Past Tenses
January 1, 1992

The tidy house
1982

Dust
2001

The radical soldier's tale
1988

Master and Servant
July 30, 2007

An Everyday Life Of The English Working Class Work Self And Sociability In The Early Nineteenth Century

An Everyday Life Of The English Working Class Work Self And Sociability In The Early Nineteenth Century