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Category: Humanities

From the Prison Cell: Tatiana Gnedich’s Translation of Don Juan

20th century, Humanities
Queen of the Blues: Elizabeth Montagu and Shakespearean Criticism

18th century, Humanities
Edith Sitwell: Beyond the Façade

20th century, Humanities
‘What I can tell no one else’: The Diaries of Anne Lister and Dorothy Wordsworth

19th century, Humanities
Anne Boleyn: A 16th Century Activist

16th century, Humanities
Contrarianism, Courage, and Consistency: How Margaret Fell Drafted the Blueprints for Women’s Rights in the 17th Century and Beyond

17th century, Humanities
‘Pourquoi je ne suis pas feministe’ – Rachilde and Georges de Peyrbrune

19th century, 20th century, Arts, Humanities
Authorising Motherhood: Mother’s Legacies in Early Modern England as Religious Polemic

17th century, Arts, Humanities
The uneducated wife of Everest emerges from behind the mountain

20th century, Humanities
Critiquing Slavery in Aphra Behn’s Oroonoko

17th century, Arts, Humanities

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