Kalliroi Parren (1861 - 1940)
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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 | Sotiria Alimperti |
related to | Papadopoulou, Alexandra |
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Memberships | Women's National Associations |
Place(s) of Residence | Greece |
Receptions of Kalliroi Parren, the person (for receptions of her works, see under each individual Work)
Title | Author | Date | Type |
*mention in article | ~~journalist (name below) | 1902 | None |
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
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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)