André Léo (pseudonym) (1824 - 1900)
Short name | André Léo (pseudonym) |
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VIAF | http://viaf.org/viaf/56653702/ |
First name | Victoire Léodile |
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Date of birth | 1824 |
Date of death | 1900 |
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Sex | Female |
Alternative gender | Male |
Place of birth | Lusignan |
Place of death | Paris |
Lived in | France , Italy , Switzerland , Paris |
Place of residence notes | André Léo went in exile two times. The first time, after Napoleon III's coup d'état, she goes to Switzerland, returning to Paris in 1861. The second time, after the Paris Commune, she leaves for Switzerland again, but moves to Italy after a while. She returns to France after the 1880 amnesty. |
Related to | Amélie Bosquet , Victoire Tinayre |
Bibliography | Beach, Cecilia & Sowerwine, Charles, "André Léo,", in : le Dictionnaire universel des Créatrices, https://www.dictionnaire-creatrices.com/fiche-andre-leo Bellet, Roger, "André Léo, écrivain-idéologue," in : Romantisme, no. 77, 1992. Le Bras-Chopard, Armelle, "Pierre Leroux ou l’invitation à la démocratie," in : Esprit, no. 168, 1991 MENTIONED IN: - Buck, Guide to women's literature, 1992: feminist, maar "wrote primarily to support her family, rather than to further the feminist cause" Cf. - Stephens, 125 Biblio: - Sigrid Lambertz, Die "femme de lettres" im "Second Empire" : Juliette Adam, André Léo, Adèle Esquiros und ihre Auseinandersetzung mit dem weiblichen Rollenbild im 19. Jahrhundert. 1994 (in KB) |
Provisional Notes | Alternative name: Victoire Léodile Champseix Nature of relation to Amélie Bosquet: professional colleague TVW 27-01-2024 |
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Spouse | Champseix, Léodile |
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Place(s) of Residence | France , Italy , Switzerland , Paris |
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