Suzanne Voilquin
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Suzanne Monnier Voilquin foi uma feminista, jornalista, parteira, viajante e autora francesa, mais conhecida como editora do Tribune des femmes, o primeiro periódico feminista da classe trabalhadora, e suas memórias, Souvenirs d'une fille du... Wikipedia (inglês)
Nascimento: 1801, Paris, França
Falecimento: 24 de outubro de 1876, Île-de-France, França
Biography: Suzanne Voilquin was a leading figure in the Saint-Simonian movement, editer of a newspaper, and an active feminist in the 1830s.
Voilquin, Suzanne (1801–1877)French feminist, midwife, and writer. Born in 1801 in France; died in 1877 in France; married and divorced.
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31 de mar. de 2020 · Today's feminist was a legendary French journalist, author, midwife, women's rights activist and world traveller. She was a leader in the early ...
Her recognition of the social aspects of maternity and women's health care constitute an important contribution to feminism. Collectively, Voilquin and her ...
8 de out. de 2012 · Suzanne Voilquin was a French feminist in the early 19th century. She began her revolutionary life as a Saint-Simonian. She lived in France, ...
If, as William Spengemann asserts, "the self is a hard ground to plough". (xiii), then to this newcomer, the field of autobiography is yet more obstinate.
French writer, editor.
ABSTRACT The travel writings of Flora Tristan and Suzanne Voilquin are relatively unusual for their time in that their authors were feminists and.