Titlebook: British Women’s Writing from Bront? to Bloomsbury, Volume 3; 1880s and 1890s Adrienne E. Gavin,Carolyn W. de la L. Oulton Book 2024 The Edi

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Methodenhandbuch für Softwareschulungenlifying as a doctor in 1880 and being an ardent spiritualist, anti-vivisectionist, and feminist, Kingsford wrote in her 1886 preface to the volume that through dreams she had acquired ‘priceless insights and illuminations.’ Merchant shows that in . Kingsford reappropriates an association between fem

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Methodenkritik empirischer Sozialforschungsts would struggle to identify today. The chapter addresses three key questions. Firstly, why did Black choose these particular women, excluding many who are arguably more notable to us in the twenty-first century? Secondly, is there a good reason why we no longer read these novelists or have we con

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Karl Larenz,Claus-Wilhelm Canariss nickname The Sphinx was given to her by Oscar Wilde, and she is often interpreted primarily through the lens of this celebrity friendship. But her wider social networks and personal wit opened up an audience for her own comic sketches. ‘An Afternoon Party,’ published in . in July 1893, was followe

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Methodenlehre der Rechtswissenschafting frenzy identified and made visible a literary sub-genre, focusing readers’ attention on writing by and about women in new and increasingly politicised ways. Ellen Thorneycroft Fowler’s . explores the difficulties of an upper-class woman author in managing the expectations of her social circle, w

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