Titlebook: Global Voices from the Women’s Library at the World’s Columbian Exposition; Feminisms, Transnati Marija Dalbello,Sarah Wadsworth Book 2023

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Book 2023traditions and transnational comparative analysis and focuses on the?contributions of the international (non-US) women’s committees to?extend our?understanding of women’s contribution?to global print culture and the extension of women‘s rights up to 1893.

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Heiko Breit,Ingrid Plath,Ines Graudenzhts how the British collection functioned simultaneously as a mechanism of canon-building and container of the emergent canon of British women’s writing. Second, it illustrates how the British collection showcased early New Woman fiction and fostered transatlantic networks that would aid women’s pursuit of progress on an international stage.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-94956-1nformist ideals of contemporary society and also within the strict limits of the roles assigned to women at the time. In doing so, the chapter restores the concerns and struggles of the first years of a French feminism that has been sometimes concerned with respectability, while remaining tentative in addressing the emancipation of women.

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The Library as Exhibitionconsiders the Woman’s Building as a visual motif in advertisements and illustrations for the Exposition and how such printed material operated as visual records, souvenirs, and virtual visits to the building.