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- 01GYZCP9X5CMBZH0HBCM3AZN32 classification C3.
- 01GYZCP9X5CMBZH0HBCM3AZN32 date "2023".
- 01GYZCP9X5CMBZH0HBCM3AZN32 language "eng".
- 01GYZCP9X5CMBZH0HBCM3AZN32 type conference.
- 01GYZCP9X5CMBZH0HBCM3AZN32 hasPart 01GYZCTH178V510HMMA5T0EPSB.pdf.
- 01GYZCP9X5CMBZH0HBCM3AZN32 subject "Languages and Literatures".
- 01GYZCP9X5CMBZH0HBCM3AZN32 presentedAt urn:uuid:cb6ff0a0-41c0-4255-9705-9c7beeeb7c86.
- 01GYZCP9X5CMBZH0HBCM3AZN32 abstract "As we all know, the periodical press has played a role of inestimable importance in the development and dissemination of feminist thought. This is clearly reflected in the numbers, because in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, approximately 150 feminist periodicals were published in Great Britain alone. (Tusan 2005) These periodicals allowed women to discuss their socio-political views on womanhood from both a national and international perspective. This paper focuses on the case of the English-Italian activist, philosopher and writer Lucy Re-Bartlett (1876-1922), who introduced the core aspects of the English feminist and suffragette movements to the Italian public. Before moving to Italy around 1910, as a member of the Women’s Social and Political Union (WSPU), she was already actively engaged in political debates on women’s rights and role in society. Situated on the more radical wing of the women’s suffrage movement, she also actively promoted militant suffrage tactics. (Shew 2021) Yet, whereas the suffragette movement was suspended in 1914 due to the outbreak of the Great War, Lucy Re-Bartlett went on to promote her progressive ideas abroad, especially in Italy. She became a frequent collaborator of the periodicals Vita Femminile and La Nostra Rivista Femminile and her essays The Coming Order (1911) and Sex and Sanctity (1912) were translated and reworked for the Italian audience. In this paper, I want to illustrate how Re-Bartlett’s ideas merge and interact with the Italian context and how this intellectual exchange on the pages of the Italian periodical press results in a new, progressive view on the concepts of womanhood, motherhood and femininity as a whole.".
- 01GYZCP9X5CMBZH0HBCM3AZN32 author A7325C70-61A1-11E6-91D2-1E3AB5D1D7B1.
- 01GYZCP9X5CMBZH0HBCM3AZN32 dateCreated "2023-04-26T18:19:57Z".
- 01GYZCP9X5CMBZH0HBCM3AZN32 dateModified "2024-12-12T20:08:48Z".
- 01GYZCP9X5CMBZH0HBCM3AZN32 name "Writing feminism on the crossroads between England and Italy : the case of Lucy Re Bartlett (1876-1922)".
- 01GYZCP9X5CMBZH0HBCM3AZN32 sameAs LU-01GYZCP9X5CMBZH0HBCM3AZN32.
- 01GYZCP9X5CMBZH0HBCM3AZN32 sourceOrganization urn:uuid:d92a2549-963d-4b3a-9655-5d3befeea2b0.
- 01GYZCP9X5CMBZH0HBCM3AZN32 type C3.