How Women Should Write: Russian Women’s Writing in the Nineteenth Century

The question of how to write about women in Russian literature of the nineteenth-century can be solved in various ways. We can add women writers into literary history, or we can try to write a separate women’s history with the aim of identifying fields and genres where women’s presence seems to be o...

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Hauptverfasser:	Arja Rosenholm, Irina Savkina
Format:	Buchkapitel
Sprache:	eng
Schlagworte:	Anthropology Artists Arts Behavioral sciences Economic disciplines Economics Employment Ethnography Ethnology Femininity Gender identity Gender studies Heroism Historical methodology Historiography History Human behavior Labor economics Literary criticism Literary genres Literary history Literary studies Literature Novelists Occupations Poetic themes Poetry Russian literature Russian studies Social sciences Womens history Writers
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Zusammenfassung:	The question of how to write about women in Russian literature of the nineteenth-century can be solved in various ways. We can add women writers into literary history, or we can try to write a separate women’s history with the aim of identifying fields and genres where women’s presence seems to be obvious, as did Barbara Heldt.¹ We can also look for the specificity, originality and independence of women’s creativity and discuss women’s writing within various models, which follow not the paradigm of struggle, but rather the ‘model of connection and development’, as suggested by Jehanne Gheith², or fall within