Madame Ackermann WORK France
| Title | Madame Ackermann |
|---|---|
| Is same as work | Madame Ackermann |
| Part of work | |
| Author | Paul Jacquinet |
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| Place | France |
| Date | 1886 |
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| Type | WORK |
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| Notes | ['author: P. Jacquinet\n\npositive\n“Le savoir de Mme Ackermann, par son étendue et sa diversité, allait presqu’à l’érudition."\n"[elle s’exprime] dans un langage franc, coloré, mélodieux, toujours ferme et pur." 625\nlinked to other writers: \n- Victor Hugo: “[il] jugea [des essais de l’écolière Ackermann] fort dignes d’attention [etc.]“623\n- Paul Ackermann (husband): "[elle] lui fut […] une précieuse collaboratrice pour la préparation d’un dictionnaire historique" 624\ntaken seriously as an author:\n"l’inspiration, le génie d’un poète, d’un nouveau et vrai poète." 626\n\nWas discouraged by family to become a \'femme auteur\' 623\n\nJacquinet quotes a positive article from Caro in the \'Revue des Deux Mondes\', where she is linked to the philosophies of Auguste Comte, Darwin and Spencer.\n\nJdG july12\n\nstandardizingsept12jdg\n\nJudgment/evaluation :\n- Positive\n- About author\n- About work\n- "...BUT..." : "allait presque...."\n- "...BUT..." : "caractère sérieux, réfléchi" - "quelque peu sauvage"\n\nTaking the author seriously :\n- Reference to reputation acquired\n\nProviding anecdotes about :\n- Author’s early talents as a writer\n- About her marriage\n\nFinancial aspects :\n- none\n\nComparisons to/mentions of other women authors :\n- none\n\nComparisons to/mentions of male authors :\n- In positive sense (for this author):\n- Hugo\n- La Fontaine\n- Ackermann\n\nComparisons to other countries:\n- none\n\nGender:\n- Corresponds to female norms (pos.)'] |
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