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'''Compilations, Databases, and Networks from the Middle Ages to the Present'''<br><br> | '''Compilations, Databases, and Networks from the Middle Ages to the Present'''<br><br> | ||
- | Compilations of biographies of women — first as historical figures, later as learned women, and then as writers with bibliographies and selections — contain rich national and transnational narratives that allow us to re-envision women’s literary history from the manuscript to the digital age. <br><br> | + | Compilations of biographies of women (see also this [http://www.womenwriters.nl/index.php/Bio-bibliographical_compilations list]) — first as historical figures, later as learned women, and then as writers with bibliographies and selections — contain rich national and transnational narratives that allow us to re-envision women’s literary history from the manuscript to the digital age. <br><br> |
The project I have applied for (September 2012) situates digital scholarship on women in a long historical, international continuum as it traces the development over the past 600 years of a coherent, yet dynamic genre that began with Boccaccio’s ''Famous Women'' and gradually spread throughout Europe and the U.S. My research has three parts: <br> | The project I have applied for (September 2012) situates digital scholarship on women in a long historical, international continuum as it traces the development over the past 600 years of a coherent, yet dynamic genre that began with Boccaccio’s ''Famous Women'' and gradually spread throughout Europe and the U.S. My research has three parts: <br> | ||
*a database that maps the flow of compilations and their contents, with a focus on Russian women, using WomenWriters.nl; <br> | *a database that maps the flow of compilations and their contents, with a focus on Russian women, using WomenWriters.nl; <br> |
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Rewriting Women’s Literary History in the West
Hilde Hoogenboom:
Rewriting Women’s Literary History in the West:
Compilations, Databases, and Networks from the Middle Ages to the Present
Compilations of biographies of women (see also this list) — first as historical figures, later as learned women, and then as writers with bibliographies and selections — contain rich national and transnational narratives that allow us to re-envision women’s literary history from the manuscript to the digital age.
The project I have applied for (September 2012) situates digital scholarship on women in a long historical, international continuum as it traces the development over the past 600 years of a coherent, yet dynamic genre that began with Boccaccio’s Famous Women and gradually spread throughout Europe and the U.S. My research has three parts:
- a database that maps the flow of compilations and their contents, with a focus on Russian women, using WomenWriters.nl;
- a book; and
- an edited volume on compilations in Europe and the U.S.
SvD, October 2012
- Conferences and activities > COST meetings > Poznan November > Hoogenboom 2012