Gender And Cultural Mediation In The Long Eighteenth Century Women Across Borders 1st Edition Mnica Bolufer by Mónica Bolufer, Laura Guinot-ferri, Carolina Blutrach 9783031469398, 3031469399 instant download after payment.

“Gender and Cultural Mediation in the Long Eighteenth Century consti-tutes a major contribution to the field of Eighteenth-Century Studies, women writers and cultural mediators. It thoroughly changes our perspec-tive on how the Enlightenment functioned and how ideas moved. A prime example of multidisciplinary research, it deftly combines trans-media studies, translation studies, cultural studies, book history, and material culture to document platforms of exchange and interaction among women that reflected new forms of sociability and the circula-tion of knowledge beyond elite spaces. In his ground-breaking Placing the Enlightenment, Charles Withers’ intention to chart enlightened flows of knowledge through the geography of Enlightenment is fulfilled in this volume and expanded by adding the dimension of gender. The new knowledge about the long eighteenth century produced here forces us to confront old tropes and revisit studies and assumptions that have been proven to be erroneous. This book is destined to become a classic and a beacon.”