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	This conference, organized by [http://www.womenwriters.nl/index.php/Ramona_Mihaila Ramona Mihaila], took place June 2-3, 2011, at Spiru Haret University (Bucharest). <br><br>		This conference, organized by [http://www.womenwriters.nl/index.php/Ramona_Mihaila Ramona Mihaila], took place June 2-3, 2011, at Spiru Haret University (Bucharest). <br><br>
-	Several sessions represented the current COST Action:<br><br>	+	A panel (in three sessions) was dedicated to the COST Action "Women Writers In History" and more largely to the NEWW network (New approaches to European Women’s Writing). The first two sessions were meant for paper presentations and feedback, and the third provided room for further discussion (disseminating information for the new Turkish members, sharing the experience of the Hague Training School, and also pinpointing some theoretical issues). <br><br>
-	*''Women Writers in History: Toward a New Understanding of European Literary Culture'' (A), Chairpersons:<br>	+	Contributors were from Bulgaria, Greece, Romania and Turkey:<br>
-	**Çimen GÜNAY-ERKOL; <br>	+	* Alexandriolu, Sirmoula, <br>
-	**Ileana MIHAILA.<br><br>	+	**The Personality of Dora d'Istria through one of the Greek Women’s Magazines (''Euridiki'', 1870-1873)<br>
		+	*Alexandrova, Nadezdha, <br>
		+	**Gendered Danube Shores: Bulgarian Women’s Activism in Braila and Tulcea in the 70’s of the 19th Century<br>
		+	*Alkan, Burcu, <br>
		+	**Revising the Historical Revision of Women’s Literature in 20th-Century Europe<br>
		+	*Botezat, Onorina, <br>
		+	**(Re)Constructing Identity Roots in M. Bibescu’s Writings<br>
		+	*Dutu, Carmen, <br>
		+	**19th-Centruy Romanian Women’s Translations as an Instance of Cultural Reception of Modernity<br>
		+	*Gunay, Cimen & Timuroglu, Senem, <br>
		+	**Dreams Beyond Control: Women and Writing in the Ottoman Empire since Asiye Hatun’s Diary<br>
		+	* Imsir, Begum Sima, <br>
		+	**Hide and Seek: On trail of Women Writers<br>
		+	*Mihaila, Ileana,<br>
		+	**Littérature féminine et statut des femmes dans la seconde moitié du XIXe siècle en Roumanie<br>
		+	*Mihaila, Ramona, <br>
		+	**Gender and Power in 19th-Century Romanian Women’s Writing<br>
		+	*Mitea, Ioana, <br>
		+	**Women as Part of the Theatre Audience in the 19th Century<br><br>
-	*''Women Writers in History: Toward a New Understanding of European Literary Culture'' (B), Chairpersons:<br>	+	The NEWW COST meetings generated such intense debate from the beginning, blending paper presentations with the NEWW dissemination of information, that decision was taken to consider the Gender conference as the starting point for further collaborative research. Having raised awareness – in particular thanks to case studies by Sirmoula Alexandriolu and Nadia Alexandrova – that we share a common past that cannot and should not be researched individually (i.e. at a national level), concrete measures were taken for establishing a Thematic Network.<br>
-	**Sirmoula ALEXANDRIDOU; <br>	+
-	**Onorina BOTEZAT.<br><br>	+
-		+
-	*''19th-Century Women Writers in South-East Europe: Between Historical Legacies and Modern Identities'', Chairpersons:<br>	+
-	**Ramona MIHAILA;<br>	+
-	**Carmen DUTU;<br>	+
-	**Nadezhda ALEXANDROVA:	+
-	***Gendered Danube Shores: Bulgarian Women’s Activism in Braila and Tulcea in the 70’s of the 19th Century.<br><br>	+

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Revision as of 15:34, 21 June 2011

Gender Studies in the Age of Globalization

This conference, organized by Ramona Mihaila, took place June 2-3, 2011, at Spiru Haret University (Bucharest).

A panel (in three sessions) was dedicated to the COST Action "Women Writers In History" and more largely to the NEWW network (New approaches to European Women’s Writing). The first two sessions were meant for paper presentations and feedback, and the third provided room for further discussion (disseminating information for the new Turkish members, sharing the experience of the Hague Training School, and also pinpointing some theoretical issues).

Contributors were from Bulgaria, Greece, Romania and Turkey:

• Alexandriolu, Sirmoula,
  
  • The Personality of Dora d'Istria through one of the Greek Women’s Magazines (Euridiki, 1870-1873)
    
• Alexandrova, Nadezdha,
  
  • Gendered Danube Shores: Bulgarian Women’s Activism in Braila and Tulcea in the 70’s of the 19th Century
    
• Alkan, Burcu,
  
  • Revising the Historical Revision of Women’s Literature in 20th-Century Europe
    
• Botezat, Onorina,
  
  • (Re)Constructing Identity Roots in M. Bibescu’s Writings
    
• Dutu, Carmen,
  
  • 19th-Centruy Romanian Women’s Translations as an Instance of Cultural Reception of Modernity
    
• Gunay, Cimen & Timuroglu, Senem,
  
  • Dreams Beyond Control: Women and Writing in the Ottoman Empire since Asiye Hatun’s Diary
    
• Imsir, Begum Sima,
  
  • Hide and Seek: On trail of Women Writers
    
• Mihaila, Ileana,
  
  • Littérature féminine et statut des femmes dans la seconde moitié du XIXe siècle en Roumanie
    
• Mihaila, Ramona,
  
  • Gender and Power in 19th-Century Romanian Women’s Writing
    
• Mitea, Ioana,
  
  • Women as Part of the Theatre Audience in the 19th Century
    
    

The NEWW COST meetings generated such intense debate from the beginning, blending paper presentations with the NEWW dissemination of information, that decision was taken to consider the Gender conference as the starting point for further collaborative research. Having raised awareness – in particular thanks to case studies by Sirmoula Alexandriolu and Nadia Alexandrova – that we share a common past that cannot and should not be researched individually (i.e. at a national level), concrete measures were taken for establishing a Thematic Network.

SvD, June 2011

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