On Friday, April 4, Villanova University will host its 25th annual Elizabeth Cady Stanton Conference. The conference highlights research from a variety of disciplines, all connected by a focus on gender/women. Everyone is invited and encouraged to attend.
Six* of our History M.A. students will present at the conference:
Haddi Bergstrom, "Feminization of Religion: Discourse and the Cult of the Domestic in 18th and 19th Century France"
Grant Carter, "Revolutionary Women: 1848, The Paris Commune, and Revolutionary Opportunities"
Shane Sprandio, "Cultural Memory: Anita Garbialdi in Literature and Art"
Hayley Stevenson, "The Cult of the Clitoris: British Imperial Culture and the Sexually Liberated Woman"
Christina Virok, "Heroine, Rhetorical Device, or Symbol of Conquest?: Examining Depictions of Muslim Women in the Literature of High Medieval France and England"
Alexandra Webster, "Second Among Equals: Gender and the 'Double Burden' in Soviet Female Enlistees' Great Patriotic War Memoirs"
*If I missed anyone, please let me know!
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