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Women's Writing call for papers

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Maria Edgeworth in Paris

Deadline 2027-04-01Taylor & FrancisIndexed (Active)

Journal: Women's Writing

The Irish novelist and educationalist Maria Edgeworth spent an intense five months in Paris in the Peace of Amiens period between October 1802 and March 1803 (she would revisit the city during another fraught period in French politics in 1820). On arriving in France, Edgeworth found that she was already a celebrated author: Practical Education (1798) and Belinda (1801) had both been translated into French and were w…

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Reading, Writing and Translating Early Modern Women’s Fiction: Imagined Communities

Deadline 2028-03-01Taylor & FrancisIndexed (Active)

Journal: Women's Writing

This special issue seeks to explore the way in which traditional approaches to the question of the 'origins of the novel' in the English context have tended to overlook or downplay women's contributions to the development of the genre. Translations, and fiction signed (or not) by women, anonymous texts attributed to them, as well as works published under a female pseudonym, have often been considered second-rate and…

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