"Despite the veritable explosion of historical work on exhibitionary culture in the last decade, relatively little attention has been paid to the role of women in organizing the transnational spectacles that dominated the culturescapes of imperial modernity . . . . "Transforming the Public Sphere" . . . offers an important corrective to this oversight."--Antoinette Burton, from the introduction
"Despite the veritable explosion of historical work on exhibitionary culture in the last decade, relatively little attention has been paid to the role of women in organizing the transnational spectacles that dominated the culturescapes of imperial modernity . . . . "Transforming the Public Sphere" . . . offers an important corrective to this oversight."--Antoinette Burton, from the introductionHinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Maria Grever is Professor of History and Theory at Erasmus University Rotterdam and a participant in the research program of the Nijmegen Center for Women’s Studies, both in the Netherlands. Berteke Waaldijk is Associate Professor of Women’s Studies at Utrecht University in the Netherlands.
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Acknowledgments vii Abbreviations xi Introduction / Antoinette Burton 1 1. Feminist and the Public Sphere 9 2. An illustrated Women’s Conference 25 3. A Panorama in the Dunes 67 4. The Exhibition Experience 111 5. Colonialism on Display 193 6. Exhibition in Print and Visual Impressions 171 7. Creating a Counterpublic 193 8. After the Summer 215 Notes 225 List of References 271 Index 297 Illustrations fall after pages 116 and 148
Acknowledgments vii Abbreviations xi Introduction / Antoinette Burton 1 1. Feminist and the Public Sphere 9 2. An illustrated Women’s Conference 25 3. A Panorama in the Dunes 67 4. The Exhibition Experience 111 5. Colonialism on Display 193 6. Exhibition in Print and Visual Impressions 171 7. Creating a Counterpublic 193 8. After the Summer 215 Notes 225 List of References 271 Index 297 Illustrations fall after pages 116 and 148
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