Weibliche Kreativität um 1800
by Birte Giesler, Linda Dietrick
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Since the term "creativity" as we use it today did not exist around 1800, how does retroactively applying this modern concept to the Goethezeit change our understanding of historical women's art and literature?
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Given that artistic theories of the era exclusively associated genius and originality with men, what strategies do you think women had to employ to have their creative work taken seriously?
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The book highlights numerous figures such as Caroline Auguste Fischer, Sophie von La Roche, and Angelika Kauffmann. Were you previously familiar with any of these women, and how does discovering their contributions shift your view of the Romantic and Classicist periods?
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