Titlebook: Gender and Cultural Mediation in the Long Eighteenth Century; Women across Borders Mónica Bolufer,Laura Guinot-Ferri,Carolina Blutrac Book‘

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Towards a Gendered, Decentred History of Cultural Mediation in the Eighteenth Century,ims at doing so by exploring women’s contributions to cultural mediation and the ways in which notions of gender circulated and were transformed, hybridised and creatively appropriated in contextualised and material forms. The introduction considers previous scholarship on eighteenth-century travel,

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“Man, Secluded from the Company of Women, Is… a Dangerous Animal to Society”: The History of Women in Scotland’s Enlightenment, it examines how women’s history emerged as an important but ambiguous chapter of the history of civilisation, while also being embedded in natural history. The relationship between natural history and the history of civilisation is central to understanding the new focus o

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Language, Gender and Authority in the Letters of Isabelle de CharrièreLetters proved an ideal environment for them to explore, shape and justify their intellectual and authorial self. Women’s letters gave, moreover, clear evidence of their interest in multilingualism, because early modern women found themselves at the crossroads of languages due to their active partic

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The Role of Women in Translation History: Translating and Collaborating in the Re-shaping of Italy i to be explored. The key reason for this neglect is the supposedly derivative nature of translation, seen as an activity secondary to original writing. I will argue that the specificity of women’s contribution to translation can prove to be a highly productive source for historical analyses of cultu

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