Eleanor Marx (1855 - 1898)
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Eleanor Marx was ...
| related to | Leffler, Anne Charlotte |
| related to | Laura Lafargue |
| related to | Olive Schreiner |
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| Place(s) of Residence | Germany |
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Receptions of Eleanor Marx, the person (for receptions of her works, see under each individual Work)
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Hannelore Lee-Jahnke, "Eleanor Marx, traductrice militante et miroir d'Emma Bovary", in Jean Delisle (ed.), Portraits de traductrices. Ottawa, 2002, pp. 321-368.
Wrote many articles, and translator from French: numerous works, always with the idea of [...] advancing the cause of women or workers and, with the translation of Madame Bovary, of establishing a dialogue with her social circles and passing a message. [..]
That E.M. emulated the novel's protagonist till the bitter end is the tragic reflecion of her complex, sensitive nature. (CR Lee-Jahnke 2002 in Transl.St.Abstr. 6-1 2003 p.49-50)