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Dutch translators
Cultural Crossings: Exploring the Nineteenth-Century Distribution of English Literatures in the Low Countries
session 4
WOMEN'S LITERATURE IN DUTCH TRANSLATION
Suzan van Dijk (chair)
Translating English Women's Writing at the Beginning of the Nineteenth Century: What about Jane Austen?
Lizet Duyvendak
English Reading in a Dutch Library for Women (1894-1900)
Stephanie Walker
Can We Trust 20th-Century Literary Historians?
Laura Kirkley
Translating Feminism: Recreations of Mary Wollstonecraft
SvD, November 2007
- The reading side > Dutch readers > Dutch translators