Rosewater of the revolution : Olympe de Gouges feminist humanism / Lisa Gålmark ; translated from the Swedish by the author with Alan Crozier.
Av: Gålmark, Lisa [aut, trl]
Medverkande: Crozier, Alan [trl]
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TextLanguage: English Original language: Swedish Förläggare: Stockholm, Sweden : Dela, 2020Tillverkare: Malmö : Exakta Beskrivning: 124 sidor 20 cmInnehållstyp: text Mediatyp:unmediated Bärartyp: volumeISBN: 9789163919695Annan titel: Rosewater [Omslagstitel] Uniforma titlar: Revolutionens rosenvatten Engelska Ämnen: Gouges, Olympe de, 1748-1793 | 1700-talet | Franska revolutionen 1789-1799 | Feminism -- historia | Humanism -- politiska aspekter | Humanism -- historia | Medborgerliga fri- och rättigheter -- historia | Kvinnors rättigheter -- historia | FrankrikeDDC-klassifikation: 320.5622094409033 Annan klassifikation: Ohe
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Sammanfattning:THE PEACEFUL REVOLUTION was never a conceivable trajectory in the French Revolution, although it may have been the most viable. Olympe de Gouges (1748–1793), anti-slavery playwright and intellectual proto feminist, author of the declaration The Rights of Woman (1791), battled with her pen against excessive use of violence and for one of the most important qualities of democracy: freedom of speech and debate. In this essay and drama, historian and writer at Arimneste Anima Museum, Lisa Gålmark, sheds new light upon this inciting historical figure and her legacy.
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THE PEACEFUL REVOLUTION was never a conceivable trajectory in the French Revolution, although it may have been the most viable. Olympe de Gouges (1748–1793), anti-slavery playwright and intellectual proto feminist, author of the declaration The Rights of Woman (1791), battled with her pen against excessive use of violence and for one of the most important qualities of democracy: freedom of speech and debate. In this essay and drama, historian and writer at Arimneste Anima Museum, Lisa Gålmark, sheds new light upon this inciting historical figure and her legacy.
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