French literary historians: male vs. female - Revision history

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	<br><br>One of the important forerunners of French historiography concerning women is the Abbé Joseph de La Porte, who published in 1769 his 5-volume ''Histoire littéraire des femmes françaises''. This work is now starting to be analyzed as being crucial for the reputation of women publishing before its appearance.<br><br>		<br><br>One of the important forerunners of French historiography concerning women is the Abbé Joseph de La Porte, who published in 1769 his 5-volume ''Histoire littéraire des femmes françaises''. This work is now starting to be analyzed as being crucial for the reputation of women publishing before its appearance.<br><br>
-	Although, possibly, La Porte is not to be considered as a very enthusiastic ''reader'' of these women's writings, he provides us with an important number of names, which he is commenting in most of the cases. For those writers he considers important enough he also	+	Although, possibly, La Porte is not to be considered as a very enthusiastic ''reader'' of these women's writings, he provides us with an important number of names, which he is commenting in most of the cases. For those writers he considers important enough he also gives abstracts of their works.<br><br>
		+	Below is a provisional list of the names of women authors mentioned by La Porte, with volume and page numbers and very short indication (in French) of the category of texts produced. This is to be developed further; in the (near) future, all names will be hyperlinked to the corresponding records of the database ''WomenWriters'', in order to make comparative research more easy.<br><br>


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	Auchy, Vicomtesse d' I, 121 religion		Auchy, Vicomtesse d' I, 121 religion

-	Aulnoy, Madame d' II, 166-305 voyages, autobiographie, roman, conte	+	[http://www.databasewomenwriters.nl/author.asp?authorID=85 Aulnoy, Madame d'] II, 166-305 voyages, autobiographie, roman, conte

	Autray, Madame d' IV, 280 pas d'ouvrage connu		Autray, Madame d' IV, 280 pas d'ouvrage connu
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	Villeneuve, Madame de IV, 188-263 roman, conte		Villeneuve, Madame de IV, 188-263 roman, conte

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		+	'''Bibliography:'''
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		+	Dijk, Suzan van,
		+	"L'abbé de La Porte et la canonisation des romancières du XVIIIe siècle. Le cas de Françoise de Graffigny".
		+	In: ''Romanistische Zeitschrift für Literaturgeschichte''. 1997 (21), pp.43-54.
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	Alissant de la Tour, Madame V, 307 vers		Alissant de la Tour, Madame V, 307 vers

-	Altouvitis, Marseille d' I, 104 pas d'ouvrage mentionné	+	[http://www.databasewomenwriters.nl/author.asp?authorID=2870 Altouvitis, Madame d'] I, 104 pas d'ouvrage mentionné

	Angennes, Julie d' I, 454 pas d'ouvrage connu		Angennes, Julie d' I, 454 pas d'ouvrage connu

-	Archambaud V, 306 femme	+	[http://www.databasewomenwriters.nl/author.asp?authorID=978 Archambaud, Mademoiselle d'] V, 306 femme

	Armançay, Madame d' II, 138 pièces fugitives		Armançay, Madame d' II, 138 pièces fugitives

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-	<br><br>	+	<br><br>One of the important forerunners of French historiography concerning women is the Abbé Joseph de La Porte, who published in 1769 his 5-volume ''Histoire littéraire des femmes françaises''. This work is now starting to be analyzed as being crucial for the reputation of women publishing before its appearance.<br>
		+	Although, possibly, La Porte is not to be considered as a very enthusiastic ''reader'' of these women's writings, he provides us with an important number of names, which he is commenting in most of the cases. For those writers he considers important enough he also

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*Note that informations contained in the database ''WomenWriters'' have been derived from contemporary sources, which may contain errors. Also important: when arriving in the database ''WomenWriters'', your status is: "not logged on", which means that you have only partial view. For complete view and participation in the project, take contact. 
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