Search results for "Women writers"

Learning from the Past : The Women Writers Project and Thirty Years of Humanities Text Encoding

2017

In recent years, intensified attention in the humanities has been paid to data: to data modeling, data visualization, “big data”. The Women Writers Project has dedicated significant effort over the past thirty years to creating what Christoph Schöch calls “smart clean data”: a moderate-sized collection of early modern women’s writing, carefully transcribed and corrected, with detailed digital text encoding that has evolved in response to research and changing standards for text representation. But that data—whether considered as a publication through Women Writers Online, or as a proof of the viability of text encoding approaches like those expressed in the Text Encoding Initiative (TEI) Gu…

Orientālistika (Latvijas Universitātes Raksti, 803. sēj.)

2015

Los escritos de Clorinda Matto de Turner desde el exilio: El derecho de pensar y expresar el pensamiento

2022

After The "golpe" that overthrew caceres in 1895, the novelist Clorinda Matto left Peru. This article explores her long and productive exile. In her writings, Clorinda continued with her defence of feminine emancipation and to imagine the Peruvian nation. This article analyses the Peru imagined by Matto in her books "Boreales, miniatures and porcelains" and "Viaje de recreo" and in her correspondence with Ricardo Palma

El denominat 'estil afectiu' en la Vita Christi d'Isabel de Villena

2013

Estudi de la consideració de la prosa d'Isabel de Villena com a "afectiva" per la crítica literària al llarg dels segles. Se sosté que aquesta prosa no és més afectiva que la de la resta de vitae Christi. Es presenta una catalogació de l'ús de diminutius en aquesta autora, i es mostra que en va fer un ús molt més escàs que no es pensava abans. A study of the consideration of Isabel de Villena's prose as "affectionate" by the literary critics throughout the ages. It is maintanied that her prose is no more affectionate than the rest of vitae Christi's. A cataloguing of the use of diminutives by Villena is presented, and shown that she used diminutives much more scarcely that was believed befo…

Portret staruszki w rosyjskiej memuarystyce kobiecej XIX wieku

2016

In the present article has been analysed portrayals of older women which appear in the memoirs of the nineteenth century Russian women writers. J. Sushkova, A. Kern and A. Smirnova­-Rosset in their memoirs most often depict remarkable family members such as grandmothers and aunts, family friends. They focus on the analysis of their personalities, spiritual values and kind-heartedness rather than their physical appearance and signs of physical aging. Among the old ladies portrayed in the memoirs we encounter pious women, wise, experienced, understanding and hospitable women as well as overbearing women or even hostile towards other people. It has been proved in the article that the old women…

Metaphors in dialogue: feminist literary critics, translators and writers

2011

This article seeks to investigate the changing perception of the term “translation” in feminist TS thanks to a continuous dialogue with other fields such as, feminist literary criticism, post-structuralism, postcolonial studies and cultural studies that have borrowed and utilised the notion of translation. “Translation” has become a “travelling concept” for feminist scholars who have utilized it in a metaphorical way for a feminist critique of language and ideology. The essay proposes a new approach to feminist translation studies from an interdisciplinary perspective that takes into account key-concepts and figurative language in different feminisms in dialogue. Metaphors of translation an…