Women’s Writing. Special Issue
Readers, Writers, Salonnières : Female Networks in Europe, 1700-1900
Avant le 15 septembre
The eighteenth and nineteenth centuries saw an explosion of interest in Europe in foreign languages and literatures, and recent research has begun to explore the part played by women in cross-cultural interchange. To what extent were women writers from different countries aware of each other and each other’s work ? This special issue of
Women’s Writing seeks to examine the trans-national links between literary women in Europe in the period 1700-1900.
Topics may include but are not limited to :
. Women as readers of foreign women’s writing
. Women translating/adapting foreign women’s writing
. Women’s literary responses to foreign women’s writing
. Trans-national links between female letter-writers, travellers, salonnières
Papers of 5,000-6,000 words should be sent by 15 September 2008 to the Guest Editors : Dr Katherine Astbury, University of Warwick (Katherine.Astbury@warwick.ac.uk), Dr Gillian Dow, University of Southampton (G.Dow@soton.ac.uk) and Dr Hilary Brown, Swansea University (h.j.brown@swan.ac.uk)
(Contributors should follow the journal’s house style, details of which are to be found on the
Women’s Writing website : http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/titles/09699082.asp)
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