Project WINK: Women's Invisible Ink

H2020 European Research Council Project💡Researching #EarlyModern women's trans-genre writing. Challenging the single-gender paradigm of intellectual value.

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Chawton House has been on the road in the last couple of weeks, heading to Ohio for the JASNA AGM, and slightly less far to Edinburgh over the last few days for a conference on 'missing matter' - the feminist recovery of historical women writers, artists, & thinkers.

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Laura Gimeno Pahissa @laura_gp77 of @uablletres introduces us to the legacy of Frances E. W. Harper with “Can you Blame me if I’ve Learned to Think”: Frances E.W. Harper's Intellectual Legacy to African American Women's Writing" #MissingMatter24

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Our penultimate panel is "Expanding the canon for a more inclusive, transnational history"

Christine Jones, of the University of Maryland @UMBaltimore opens the discussion with "Americana Lost & Found in Sidonie de la Houssaye’s Fiction".

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WINK postdoc fellow @francesblase discussing Mary Masters' claim of intellectuality. #MissingMatter24

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Now for the WINK Project's panel on textual misogynist and intellectual recovery! Our PI Carme Font @CFontPaz of @uablletres
presenting "Introducing, defining and investigating textual misogynies"

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Our fourth and final speaker is Emmanuel Bouchard, from CEGEP de Sainte-Foy, Québec @CegepSainteFoy presenting ‘Editing the work of Madeleine-Angélique de Gomez’.

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Good morning from #MissingMatter24! Today we are at @IASH_Edinburgh for our morning session: MISSING MATTER IN THE CLASSROOM:
BRINGING WOMEN'S STORIES TO THE FOREFRONT OF THE CURRICULUM

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Next up is Karl Alvestad @Karlwinch of the University of South-Eastern Norway talking about women’s history, the Norwegian curriculum, and teacher education!

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A beautiful location for a great symposium 🍂📚 @ProjectWink @EdinburghUni @IASH_Edinburgh

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Finishing things off today at #MissingMatter24 with a screening of La Compagnie Subversive Stage's performance of Thérèse d’Ulrich’s La
Folle Enchère (1690). Many thanks to Séverine Genieys-Kirk for the translation and artistic director Aurore Evain for answering our questions.

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@EdinburghUni Our last talk of the panel is by Dana Rufolo, director of theater at the Research Institute of Europe @ResearchLux discussing the play "Your Words Inside My Body", a re-imagining of Lucia Joyce.

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Stéphane Pailler, president of the Institut Français Ecosse @ifecosse kicking things off for the second half of today's sessions, focused on feminist performances and the revival of women's voices taking place at the IFE. #MissingMatter24

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@EdinburghUni Ganguli Mitra highlights that her project seeks to dispute the idea that feminism emerges from the west and from there it spreads to the rest of the world. #MissingMatter24

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What a delightful presentation! Thank you #JamesKnox @ProjectWink @EdinburghUni @FlemingArtColl @ifecosse

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Fascinating exhibition curated by Elisabeth Lawrence and Séverine Genieys-Kirk of @EdinburghUni
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