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‘Internationalizing Pearl Craigie’

2018

International audience; My presentation focuses on Pearl Craigie (aka John Oliver Hobbes), arguably a key figure of cosmopolitan fin de siècle. Born in the U.S. but educated in Britain and partly in France, Craigie became overnight famous with Some Emotions and a Moral in 1891 although the novella was published in Fisher T. Unwin’s Pseudonymous Series. In 1892 Craigie converted to Catholicism while embarking on a series of tales, plays, journalistic contributions including travelogues, and novels with a noted internationalistic vein. If her position within British Decadence is arguably debatable, her cosmopolitanism is not: from her personal networks to her literary writings including her j…

Pearl Craigie[SHS.LITT] Humanities and Social Sciences/LiteratureRoman Catholicism[SHS.LITT]Humanities and Social Sciences/LiteratureDecadence Literary movementCosmopolitanism
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