Gamze Züleyha Üredi: Turner, like Mann and Marshall, overlooks the fact that citizenship is a gendered concept. This is particularly problematic for Turner's treatment of the public-private divide in the various historical examples he discusses. Although much of the originality of Turner's argument rests upon this distinction, he makes no reference to the vast feminist literature on the inequalities that are perpetuated by a differentiation between the public realm as political and the private sphere as a ‘heaven from a heartless world’.

Turner, like Mann and Marshall, overlooks the fact that citizenship is a gendered concept. This is particularly problematic for Turner's treatment of the public-private divide in the various historical examples he discusses. Although much of the originality of Turner's argument rests upon this distinction, he makes no reference to the vast feminist literature on the inequalities that are perpetuated by a differentiation between the public realm as political and the private sphere as a ‘heaven from a heartless world’.

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