... on the suburbs as fertile grounds for the careers of Victorian women writers, we add a spatial dimension to Robert Darnton’s well-known print network, placing the private home, a site of literary sociability, as a central node in public print networks. mapping digital humanities women's writing London...

..., conveying to British audiences the most recent developments in Italian and German connoisseurship, as well as becoming significant authorities in their own right. women's writing art criticism travel writing connoisseurship Anna Miller Mariana Starke Anna Jameson Elizabeth Eastlake Maria Callcott...

... Green Irish nationalism feminism women's writing separatism historian historiography professionalization In the introduction to her translation of Julia Kristeva's ‘Women's Time’, Alice Jardine suggests that ‘Kristeva writes in a kind of “future perfect”’. ¹ This tense...

..., as C and T&A respectively. childhood studies poetics of childhood Italian literature children's literature Ramondino, Fabrizia Tamaro, Susanna Vallorani, Nicoletta women's writing In an age when one is constantly confronted with the exploitation and abuse of children...

.... This article analyses Ernaux's powerfully-articulated perceptions of what it means to grow old, with a particular focus on Les années (2008). French women's writing life-writing Ernaux, Annie ageing Les années ‘Old age they say is like this; but it isn't. It's different.’ ¹...

... of sixty years, the theme of female friendship has been dealt with in different ways by women writers, and establishes links with changing attitudes to the women's movement. Switzerland women's writing feminism friendship littérature romande novel Rivaz, Alice Grobéty, Anne-Lise Revaz...

...-century German literature women's writing historical novel Swiss history Brazil economic migration people trafficking Nineteenth-century European history has many examples of people who abandoned their homeland en masse for socio-economic reasons and sailed in overcrowded...

... the retired lives of English female novelists, and the general conviction that women's writing should not properly be devoted to current affairs. This, of course, begs the very question that Staël and her fellows were so insistently asking; yet it made no difference for their sex to declare and even believe...

... authority as well as identity. childbirth, pregnancy, providentialism, piety, torture, pain, spiritual autobiography, women's writing, England, Civil Wars SHM 16_3 367-382 FINAL 13/11/03 1:16 pm Page 367 Social History of Medicine Vol. 16 No. 3 © The Society for the Social History...

... Anne Bronte Elliott Greenwell Havergal hymns for children Christina Rossetti single woman Waring women's writing They also serve who patiently But fold their hands, and wait. (Anna Montague) Studies of the great nineteenth‐century women novelists, such as Charlotte...

... in the 1960s. These women's writing reflects memories of life prior to arriving in the UK, at which point everything changed for them. The different cultural lifestyle in the UK was not something that the women could ever have imagined. They found it hard to adapt to the British weather, and experienced...

...This chapter argues that emotions help people with ‘meaning making’, and offer different experiences of the world through a different lens. It does so in the context of women's writing, as writing connects ordinary women and gives them the opportunity to articulate feelings not expressed or shared...

... to Austro-Hungarian imperial policies, other Transylvanian nationalisms, and other feminist nationalisms aligned with their interpretations of inter-imperial history. The chapter also looks into women's writing featuring nationalism and cosmopolitanism. education feminism feminist literary criticism...

...This chapter focuses on the Contemporary Women's Writing in French (CWWF) seminar and research network, together with its related activities. Through its activities, events, and publication outputs, CWWF has made a strong contribution to French Studies in the UK, and over the past ten years has...

... ambivalence women's writing Recognition of Katherine Mansfield’s influence on Elizabeth Bowen is not new. Studies of both writers frequently note a kinship that Saralyn R. Daly suggests might be seen as a result of writers during the 1920s ‘exploring the short story medium with similar needs for expression...

...This chapter takes a look at the Hogarth Press within the wider landscape of the early twentieth-century women's writing, demonstrating the degree to which the Press's circles intersected with other circles that are considered outside its purview. It suggests that the Woolfs broke away from...

...This concluding chapter offers some final remarks on the subject of women's writing after the late imperial timeframe taken up in this book (the early seventeenth to the mid-nineteenth centuries). It argues that prior to the new forms of subjectivity constructed in Chinese modernity...

...This chapter considers how digital technologies have opened up new methods for the creation, dissemination, and critical reception of literary and cultural histories. It provides an overview of the collaboratively created digital textbase Orlando: Women's Writing in the British Isles from...

... in this chapter also raised the phenomenon of the diversity of women's writing during this period. Alexander II Nicholas I radicalism Russian revolution and revolutionary politics Solovyov Vladimir education feminism employment women and modernization Efimenko Aleksandra 1848 Varguza–1918 Lyubochka Farm...

... Maimon Solomon Mendelssohn Moses Moseley Marcus Zipes Jack Pauline Wengeroff Memoirs of a Grandmother antisemitism Zionism Jewish women's writing Jewish literature Jewish people Evertthing that Wengeroff valued in traditional culture—above all, subordination of personal wishes...