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Kalliroi Parren (1861 - 1940)

Short name Kalliroi Parren
VIAF
First name Kalliroi
Birth name Parren
Married name
Alternative name Eua Prenar
Date of birth 1861
Date of death 1940
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Sex Female
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Lived in Greece
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Religion / ideology Eastern Orthodox
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Kalliroi Parren was ...
related to Papadopoulou, Arsinoi
related to Preveziotou, Cornelia
related to Alimperti, Sotiria
related to Papadopoulou, Alexandra
Profession(s)
Memberships Women's National Associations
Place(s) of Residence Greece
Author of
receptions circulations
Didaskometha Oikiakin Oikonomian (Do we teach Home economics)? (1887)
is also a reception: comments on work Oikiaki Oikonomia (Home Economics) 		0 0
George Sand (art. in Ladies' Journal) (1887)
is also a reception 		0 0
Efimeris ton kurion (Ladies' Journal) (1887) 3 0
I Kyria kechagia kai [...] (Mrs Kechagia and [...]) (1888)
is also a reception 		0 0
*Art. in Ladies' Journal (1889)
is also a reception 		0 0
Ta Egainia tou Protypou [...] (On the Inauguration of the Standard Greek School for Girls [...]) (1890)
is also a reception 		0 0
I gini en ti leitourgia tis koinonikis michanis [The woman under the function of the social machine] (1893) 0 0
Logiai Ellinides [Greek scholar women] in Patris of Bucharest (1893)
is also a reception 		0 0
Logiai Ellinides [Greek scholar women] in Patris of Bucharest (1893)
is also a reception 		0 0
Mithistoriographos Ellinis (Greek female writer) (1894)
is also a reception: comments on work Imerologion tis despinidos Lesviou (The diary of Miss Lesviou) 		0 0
*Art. about Athinaika Antillia (1895)
is also a reception: comments on work Athinaika anthillia (Recueil de nouvelles) 		0 0
Signomi (Apologize) (1896)
is also a reception: is copy of Signomi (Apologize) in Philologiki Echo 		0 0
*Art. in Journal des Dames (1896)
is also a reception 		0 0
*Art. in Journal des Dames (1896)
is also a reception 		0 0
*Art. in Journal des Dames (1896)
is also a reception 		0 0
*Articles in Journal des Dames (1896)
is also a reception 		0 0
*Art. in Journal des Dames (1896)
is also a reception 		0 0
Ai dyo megalai nekrai (The death of two celebrated women) (1900)
is also a reception 		0 0
*Mention in "Le siècle de la femme" (1900)
is also a reception 		0 0
I ka. Joulette Adam [Mrs Jouliette Adam] (1901)
is also a reception 		0 0
George Sand os suggrafeus kai os guni [George Sand as a writter and as a woman] (1904)
is also a reception 		0 0
Alexandra Papadopoulou (1906)
is also a reception 		0 0
Sklava (Slave woman) (1909)
is also a reception: is copy of Sklava (Slave woman) in Panathinaia 		0 0
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Circulations of Kalliroi Parren, the person (for circulations of her works, see under each individual Work)
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Receptions of Kalliroi Parren, the person

For receptions of her works, see under each individual Work.

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*mention in article ~~journalist (name below) 1902 -

Cf. - Rizaki - Angelika Psarra, "'Few women have a history': Callirhoe Parren and the beginnings of women's history in Greece", in Gender and History 18 (2006), p. 400-411. -Ksiradaki, K. (1988). The feminist movement in Greece. Athens: Glaros Press, pp.60-64 -Lalagianni, V. (2009). Ιdentities for the gender at the short stories of Alexandra Papadopoulou in The Short story, E. Marmarinou- Politou & S. Denisi (edit.-introd). Athens: Gutenbrg Press, pp. 309-314

LANGUAGES PASSIVE OR TRANSLATED FROM:
- French
svdmar12 info AVasilaki

Women's National Assosiation which establisted by Parren:
1890: Scholi tis Kyriakis ton Aporon Koritsion (Sunday schools for poor girls)
- 1893: Asylo tis Agias Aikaterinis (Asylum St. Catherine)
- 1896: Enosi yper tis chirafetiseos tis gynaikos (Association for Women's emancipation)
- 1896: Asylon ton Aniaton (Asylum for the incurable)
- 1896: Enosi ton Ellinidon (Greek women Union)
- 1911: Lykeio Ellinidon (Lyceum of Greek Women)