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Women, Nationalism, and Social Networks in the Habsburg Monarchy, 1848-1918
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Acknowledgments
Introduction
1. Women National Activists on the Margins of the Habsburg Monarchy during the Long Nineteenth Century
2. Patterns of Romanian Women's Civil and Political Engagement in Nineteenth- and Early-Twentieth-Century Transylvania and Hungary
3. Linguistic Policy and Pedagogical Issues in the Schools of the Austro-Hungarian Littoral: The Participation of Women in Public Debate
4. The Slavic-Reciprocity Through the Female Gaze: Elizaveta de Vitte's Travels for the Building of a Slavic Cultural Network Before World War I
5. Carolina Coen Luzzatto: A Jewish Journalist in Gorizia at the End of the Habsburg Empire
6. Gender, Nation, and Transgression: The "Sevillian" Lola Montez, "Spanish Femininity," and European Bohemia
7. The Painter Ivana Kobilca and Her Use of Social Networks
8. "My spirit is reaching to you with sympathy": Zofka Kveder's Correspondence as a Matrix of the Feminist Social Network of the Early Twentieth Century
Select Bibliography
Women, Nationalism, and Social Networks in the Habsburg Monarchy, 1848-1918
Title
Copyright
CONTENTS
Acknowledgments
Introduction
1. Women National Activists on the Margins of the Habsburg Monarchy during the Long Nineteenth Century
2. Patterns of Romanian Women's Civil and Political Engagement in Nineteenth- and Early-Twentieth-Century Transylvania and Hungary
3. Linguistic Policy and Pedagogical Issues in the Schools of the Austro-Hungarian Littoral: The Participation of Women in Public Debate
4. The Slavic-Reciprocity Through the Female Gaze: Elizaveta de Vitte's Travels for the Building of a Slavic Cultural Network Before World War I
5. Carolina Coen Luzzatto: A Jewish Journalist in Gorizia at the End of the Habsburg Empire
6. Gender, Nation, and Transgression: The "Sevillian" Lola Montez, "Spanish Femininity," and European Bohemia
7. The Painter Ivana Kobilca and Her Use of Social Networks
8. "My spirit is reaching to you with sympathy": Zofka Kveder's Correspondence as a Matrix of the Feminist Social Network of the Early Twentieth Century
Select Bibliography