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	DOI:10.1080/0969725X.2017.1286090

Corpus ID: 8992758FEMINIST TO POSTFEMINIST
@article{Novak2017FEMINISTTP,
  title={FEMINIST TO POSTFEMINIST},
  author={J. Novak},
  journal={Angelaki},
  year={2017},
  volume={22},
  pages={223 - 230}
}
	J. Novak
	Published 2017
	Sociology, Medicine
	Angelaki

Abstract Biographical novels about historical women artists have been experiencing a veritable boom in recent years. Written mostly by women, they can be understood as women authors’ attempts to reach out across time (and often, space) to other “artistic” women whose lives “speak to us” today. It has long been a key insight of historical fiction research that a historical novel reveals more about the time in which it was written than the time in which it is set. As such, it can be assumed that… Expand

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