Naumenkova E.O.
“The Rebellion of Daughters” as an aspect of women’s movement in 1890s Britain. Pp. 68–73.
UDC 94(410)”1837/1901″
DOI 10.37724/RSU.2024.85.4.008
Abstract. The article is devoted to the discussion that developed in British publications at the end of the 19th century and was called “The Rebellion of Daughters”. The article analyzes this phenomenon and the causes that gave rise to it. The latter include spreading liberal ideas in society, serious political and socio-economic changes: migration of men, increasing expansion of education, involvement of women in the social and political life of British society. It is concluded that, on the one hand, “the rebellious daughters” were a real social phenomenon, and on the other hand, they represented a discursive phenomenon, actively discussed on the pages of British newspapers and magazines in 1894. The novelty of the study lies in the fact that this issue has not been previously considered in Russian historiography.
Keywords: “Rebellion of Daughters”, emancipation, suffragism, women’s movement, Great Britain.
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