Moterų istorijos tyrimai nuo 1990-ųjų iki dabar

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Lietuvių kalba / Lithuanian
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Moterų istorijos tyrimai nuo 1990-ųjų iki dabar
Alternative Title:
Researching women's history from the 1990s to the present
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Moterų istorijos eskizai: XIX a. antra pusė-XX a. pirma pusė. Vilnius : Lietuvių literatūros ir tautosakos institutas, 2024. P. 7-43, 403
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Literatūros teorija ir kritika / Literary science and criticism; Literatūros istorija / Literary history; Kultūros istorija / Cultural history; Socialinė istorija / Social history; Moterys / Women; 1795-1915. Lietuva Rusijos imperijos sudėtyje; 1915-1918. Kaizerinės Vokietijos okupacija; 1918-1940. Lietuva tarpukario metais.
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LTĮvade apžvelgiami svarbiausi nuo 1990 m. vykdyti moterų istorijos tyrimai, jų kryptys, keliamos idėjos, siūlomas naujas požiūris į moteris istorijoje ar moterų istoriją, orientuojantis į pastarųjų trijų dešimtmečių istorinius ir literatūrologinius darbus. Rinkinyje skelbiamų tyrimų konteksto išsami apžvalga leidžia pamatyti šio leidinio publikacijų novatoriškumą, indėlį į XIX a. antros pusės – XX a. pirmos pusės moterų istorijos tyrimus. Čia spausdinamų darbų lokalizavimas istorinėje perspektyvoje taip pat atskleidžia „nepadengtas vietas“ ir trūkstamų tyrimų poreikį. Raktažodžiai: moterų istorija, feminizmas, emancipacija, literatūra, moterų kūryba, ego dokumentai.

ENIn this introductory article, the authors review the historical and lit erary research carried out from 1990 to the present day on the nineteenth- and early twentieth-century women’s history and literature. First, the works and activities of Vytautas Kavolis, Viktorija Daujotytė, and Karla Gruodis, who inspired the engagement in women’s studies in the 1990s, are presented. Then, the authors introduce chronologically the works of Lithuanian historiography devoted to the history of women’s education, revealing how women’s contribution rectifies the formation of national ideology, and bringing to light new per sonalities. The historiographical survey is followed by a presentation of literary works on women’s literature of the nineteenth and early twentieth century. This part of the article focuses on studies dedicated to nineteenth-century women writers, as well as those that have begun to analyze the rich women’s literature at the turn of the century from a woman’s perspective. It highlights the striking decline in the quantity of women’s literature and their studies between the wars, and discusses the reasons for this. In the conclusions, the authors relate the articles in this collection to the context of women’s history and literary studies as outlined. The articles in the first part of the collection pay attention to the history of women’s contribution, while the articles in the second part focus on the issue of women’s representation in culture and literary works. The articles in the third part of the collection analyzes the works of women writers of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, and biographical studies based on updated methodological approaches. The themes and the chosen methodological approaches in the collection also allow the authors of introduction to formulate perspectives for further research on women’s history.We still lack theoretical works that would reconsider the limits of the theoretical assumptions of traditional science, analysis of the entire literary discourse from a female perspective, and studies on the history and representation of sexuality in literature. Keywords: women’s history, feminism, emancipation, literature, women’s work, egodocuments.

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