Transnational Feminism in Nineteenth-Century Swedish Literature and Periodical Culture : : Entangled Dreams and Cross-Cultural Encounters.
Grounded in late nineteenth-century Swedish literature and periodical culture, yet seen through a transnational lens, this book retraces the origins and early developments of Swedish feminism in the eyes, actions, and interactions of a selection of key literary women activists.
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Boston : BRILL, 2024. ©2024. 1 online resource (162 pages) text txt rdacontent computer c rdamedia online resource cr rdacarrier Studies in Periodical Cultures Series ; v.5 Front Cover -- Half Title -- Series Information -- Title Page -- Copyrights Page -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Illustrations and Tables -- Figures -- Graphs -- Tables -- Introduction -- 1 A Complex History of Western Feminism -- 1.1 The Meaning of Feminism -- 1.2 Feminist Ideologies -- 1.2.1 Liberal Feminism -- 1.2.2 Early Socialist Feminism -- 1.3 A History of Conflict: the Feminist Paradox and the Place of Men -- 1.4 Feminism, Transnationalism, Conflict, and the Periodical Genre -- 1.5 From Cultural Transfer to Entangled Dreams -- 2 The Case of Sweden -- 2.1 The "Woman Question" and Sweden: a Historical Overview -- 2.2 Feminism, Socialism, and Class Perspective in Sweden and Scandinavia -- 2.3 A Transnational Perspective on Swedish Feminism -- 2.4 Book Outline -- 1 Fredrika Bremer, Mary Howitt, and Hertha (1856) -- 1 The Origins of Swedish Feminism: Home, Family Entanglements, and Parallel Feminisms -- 2 The Formation of Bremer's Feminism within 19th-Century Domestic Ideology -- 2.1 At Home, Back Home, and from Home -- 2.2 Travel and Celebrity -- 2.3 Bremer's Fictional Homes and Women's Emancipation -- 2.3.1 Hemmet, eller familje-sorger och fröjder (1839) -- 2.3.2 Hertha, eller en själs historia (1856) -- 2.3.3 The Female Saviour and Bremer's Feminism -- 3 Bremer and Howitt: Collaboration, Conflict, and Hertha's Publication History -- 3.1 Parallel Dreams, Translation, and Conquering the Market -- 3.2 Bremer's Ideas Take a Turn -- 4 Parallel Feminisms: the Translation of Hertha -- 4.1 Swedish Scholarship on Hertha's Translation -- 4.2 Added Passages in the English Editions: "Hertha's Dream" -- 5 Conclusion: the Reception and Legacy of Hertha -- 5.1 Bridges to Transnational Feminist Periodical Culture -- 2 Transnational Liberal Feminism and Staged Conflict in Tidskrift för hemmet (1859-1885) -- 1 Tidskrift för hemmet and Its Co-editors. 2 A Reassessment of the Editorial Schism -- 3 A Contextual Study of Tidskrift för hemmet -- 3.1 Collaborating with Bremer -- 4 Liberal Feminism and Domesticity: the EWJ and Tidskrift för hemmet -- 4.1 The EWJ: a Collective Enterprise -- 4.2 The EWJ and Tidskrift för hemmet: a Partnership -- 4.2.1 Domestic Ideology: Transnational "Homes" and Women's Emancipation -- 4.3 Early Feminism and Men -- 5 Transnational Ideas and Other International Ties -- 5.1 Transnational Grounding of Feminist Ideas -- 5.2 Forging International Ties -- 6 Entangled Voices for a Single Dream: Swedish Women's Emancipation -- 7 Pseudonymity and Participation: Assembling the Voices -- 7.1 A Question of Identity -- 8 Voices and Mediation of the Editors: the Entanglement Strategy -- 8.1 The Voices of the Editors -- 8.2 Overview of the Editorial Personae by Rosalie Olivecrona: "St-," "L.S.," "-ra," and "S-a" -- 8.3 Sophie (Leijonhufvud) Adlersparre: "Esselde," "L-d.," "S.," "Reader," "Keiner" (and "-i"), and "en gammal pianist" -- 8.4 The Voice of "Esselde": a Constructed Dominance -- 8.5 Steering the Debate: a Strategic "Editorial Schism" -- 8.6 The "Open Talk" Column: Manipulation or Persuasion? -- 8.7 "Esselde" and the Role of the Periodical Editor -- 9 Planning the Outcome: Legal Progress and Adlersparre's Social Activism -- 9.1 Tidskrift för hemmet's Editorial Engagement -- 10 Conclusion -- 3 Framåt (1886-1889), Early Socialist Feminism, and the Recognition of Nordic Feminism -- 1 Scholarship, Context, and Concepts -- 2 Framåt: Controversy, Conflict, and Editorial Policies -- 2.1 The Göteborgs kvinnoförening and Framåt: Origins, Format, Price, and Purpose -- 2.2 Alma Åkermark -- 2.3 Breaking Taboos and Conventions -- 2.4 The Conflict with Adlersparre -- 2.5 Freedom of Speech and the Role of the Periodical Editor -- 2.6 Freedom of Speech: an Editorial Paradox. 3 Another Example of Transnational Feminism: Socialism, the 'Antibourgeois' Model -- 4 Swedish and French Feminisms: Le Droit des femmes and Framåt -- 4.1 Feminism according to Léon Richer -- 5 A Cross-national Dialogue between Two Feminist Periodicals -- 5.1 Åkermark's Perspective -- 5.2 Richer's Perspective -- 5.3 Parallel Feminisms -- 6 Conclusion -- Conclusion -- Bibliography -- Unsigned Newspaper and Periodical Entries -- Consulted Archives -- Index -- Back Cover. Grounded in late nineteenth-century Swedish literature and periodical culture, yet seen through a transnational lens, this book retraces the origins and early developments of Swedish feminism in the eyes, actions, and interactions of a selection of key literary women activists. Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources. Swedish literature Women authors History and criticism. Women and literature Sweden. Feminism in literature. Feminism Scandinavia History. Women Sweden Intellectual life. Literary criticism. lcgft Print version: Forestier, Eloïse Transnational Feminism in Nineteenth-Century Swedish Literature and Periodical Culture Boston : BRILL,c2024 9789004691711 Studies in Periodical Cultures Series |
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Front Cover -- Half Title -- Series Information -- Title Page -- Copyrights Page -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Illustrations and Tables -- Figures -- Graphs -- Tables -- Introduction -- 1 A Complex History of Western Feminism -- 1.1 The Meaning of Feminism -- 1.2 Feminist Ideologies -- 1.2.1 Liberal Feminism -- 1.2.2 Early Socialist Feminism -- 1.3 A History of Conflict: the Feminist Paradox and the Place of Men -- 1.4 Feminism, Transnationalism, Conflict, and the Periodical Genre -- 1.5 From Cultural Transfer to Entangled Dreams -- 2 The Case of Sweden -- 2.1 The "Woman Question" and Sweden: a Historical Overview -- 2.2 Feminism, Socialism, and Class Perspective in Sweden and Scandinavia -- 2.3 A Transnational Perspective on Swedish Feminism -- 2.4 Book Outline -- 1 Fredrika Bremer, Mary Howitt, and Hertha (1856) -- 1 The Origins of Swedish Feminism: Home, Family Entanglements, and Parallel Feminisms -- 2 The Formation of Bremer's Feminism within 19th-Century Domestic Ideology -- 2.1 At Home, Back Home, and from Home -- 2.2 Travel and Celebrity -- 2.3 Bremer's Fictional Homes and Women's Emancipation -- 2.3.1 Hemmet, eller familje-sorger och fröjder (1839) -- 2.3.2 Hertha, eller en själs historia (1856) -- 2.3.3 The Female Saviour and Bremer's Feminism -- 3 Bremer and Howitt: Collaboration, Conflict, and Hertha's Publication History -- 3.1 Parallel Dreams, Translation, and Conquering the Market -- 3.2 Bremer's Ideas Take a Turn -- 4 Parallel Feminisms: the Translation of Hertha -- 4.1 Swedish Scholarship on Hertha's Translation -- 4.2 Added Passages in the English Editions: "Hertha's Dream" -- 5 Conclusion: the Reception and Legacy of Hertha -- 5.1 Bridges to Transnational Feminist Periodical Culture -- 2 Transnational Liberal Feminism and Staged Conflict in Tidskrift för hemmet (1859-1885) -- 1 Tidskrift för hemmet and Its Co-editors. 2 A Reassessment of the Editorial Schism -- 3 A Contextual Study of Tidskrift för hemmet -- 3.1 Collaborating with Bremer -- 4 Liberal Feminism and Domesticity: the EWJ and Tidskrift för hemmet -- 4.1 The EWJ: a Collective Enterprise -- 4.2 The EWJ and Tidskrift för hemmet: a Partnership -- 4.2.1 Domestic Ideology: Transnational "Homes" and Women's Emancipation -- 4.3 Early Feminism and Men -- 5 Transnational Ideas and Other International Ties -- 5.1 Transnational Grounding of Feminist Ideas -- 5.2 Forging International Ties -- 6 Entangled Voices for a Single Dream: Swedish Women's Emancipation -- 7 Pseudonymity and Participation: Assembling the Voices -- 7.1 A Question of Identity -- 8 Voices and Mediation of the Editors: the Entanglement Strategy -- 8.1 The Voices of the Editors -- 8.2 Overview of the Editorial Personae by Rosalie Olivecrona: "St-," "L.S.," "-ra," and "S-a" -- 8.3 Sophie (Leijonhufvud) Adlersparre: "Esselde," "L-d.," "S.," "Reader," "Keiner" (and "-i"), and "en gammal pianist" -- 8.4 The Voice of "Esselde": a Constructed Dominance -- 8.5 Steering the Debate: a Strategic "Editorial Schism" -- 8.6 The "Open Talk" Column: Manipulation or Persuasion? -- 8.7 "Esselde" and the Role of the Periodical Editor -- 9 Planning the Outcome: Legal Progress and Adlersparre's Social Activism -- 9.1 Tidskrift för hemmet's Editorial Engagement -- 10 Conclusion -- 3 Framåt (1886-1889), Early Socialist Feminism, and the Recognition of Nordic Feminism -- 1 Scholarship, Context, and Concepts -- 2 Framåt: Controversy, Conflict, and Editorial Policies -- 2.1 The Göteborgs kvinnoförening and Framåt: Origins, Format, Price, and Purpose -- 2.2 Alma Åkermark -- 2.3 Breaking Taboos and Conventions -- 2.4 The Conflict with Adlersparre -- 2.5 Freedom of Speech and the Role of the Periodical Editor -- 2.6 Freedom of Speech: an Editorial Paradox. 3 Another Example of Transnational Feminism: Socialism, the 'Antibourgeois' Model -- 4 Swedish and French Feminisms: Le Droit des femmes and Framåt -- 4.1 Feminism according to Léon Richer -- 5 A Cross-national Dialogue between Two Feminist Periodicals -- 5.1 Åkermark's Perspective -- 5.2 Richer's Perspective -- 5.3 Parallel Feminisms -- 6 Conclusion -- Conclusion -- Bibliography -- Unsigned Newspaper and Periodical Entries -- Consulted Archives -- Index -- Back Cover. |
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