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2015
Autorin, Sozialokonomin, Publizistin; fuhrende Intellektuelle der US-amerikanischen Frauenbewegung um 1900; gesellschaftskritischer Feminismus u. a. in der Kurzgeschichte The Yellow Wallpaper, 1892 (Die gelbe Tapete, 1978); 1898 Abhandlung Women and Economics (Mann und Frau, 1901); 1915 Herland (dtsch. 1980); 1935 Suizid nach Krebsdiagnose.
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Autorin, Sozialokonomin, Publizistin; fuhrende Intellektuelle der US-amerikanischen Frauenbewegung um 1900; gesellschaftskritischer Feminismus u. a. in der Kurzgeschichte The Yellow Wallpaper, 1892 (Die gelbe Tapete, 1978); 1898 Abhandlung Women and Economics (Mann und Frau, 1901); 1915 Herland (dtsch. 1980); 1935 Suizid nach Krebsdiagnose.
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The Yellow Wallpaper: Charlotte Perkins Gilman
Practical Neurology, 2020The Edinburgh Neurology Book Club met virtually in May to discuss Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s The Yellow Wallpaper , a fevered account of enforced house-rest and bed-rest. It may have been written in 1890, but this short story has many lessons for neurologists, both in lockdowns and beyond.
Neil Watson, Fiona C Moreton
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Charlotte Perkins Gilman Magyarországon
2023Tanulmányom témája Charlotte Perkins Gilmannak (1860-1935), az amerikai fe-minizmus első hulláma ismert képviselőjének magyarországi megjelenése, beleértve budapesti látogatásait és műveinek magyar nyelvű kiadásait. Ám mielőtt bemutatom Gilmanpályájának magyar kapcsolódásait, röviden összefoglalom három legjelentősebb, feminista ...
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1983
American lecturer, critic, writer, and journalist, 1860–1935. Strongly influenced by social Darwinism, she argues against male-dominated society—which she calls our “Androcentric Culture.” Gilman is also known for two works of fiction, a strongly autobiographical account of a woman’s madness—The Yellow Wallpaper—and a delightful utopian novel depicting
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American lecturer, critic, writer, and journalist, 1860–1935. Strongly influenced by social Darwinism, she argues against male-dominated society—which she calls our “Androcentric Culture.” Gilman is also known for two works of fiction, a strongly autobiographical account of a woman’s madness—The Yellow Wallpaper—and a delightful utopian novel depicting
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The Awakenings of Charlotte Perkins Gilman
Utopian Studies, 2019ABSTRACT “The sleeper awakes” is a convention of many literary utopias from the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Novels by Wells, Morris, and Bellamy famously feature a sleeping modern everyman who awakens to a future where the contradictions of the burgeoning capitalist society have (fitfully or finally) been resolved ...
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Charlotte Perkins Gilman (1860-1935)
1998Abstract Charlotte Perkins Gilman was born July 3, 1860, in Hartford, Connecticut, to parents who separated soon after she was born. Following her own divorce from her first husband in 1894, Gilman moved to California where she began to establish her career of social reform by publishing in several literary forms and by lecturing to ...
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