匿名的权威:索菲亚·杰克斯·布莱克的苏格兰领袖与自我引用的政治

IF 0.3 3区 社会学 0 HUMANITIES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY
Sarah J. Ghasedi
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摘要:索菲亚·杰克斯·布莱克领导了一场争取女医生的运动,为英国女性打开了医疗行业的大门。这篇文章宣布并将档案材料的发现置于背景中,这些材料证明了杰克斯·布莱克在竞选期间秘密地为《苏格兰人》日报担任有偿记者,后来她在《医务妇女:论文和历史》(1886)中讨论《苏格兰人》的文章时,采用了匿名自我引用的做法。在杰克斯-布莱克多产的写作生涯中,这个以前不为人知的方面有助于我们理解维多利亚时代的女性是如何利用期刊媒体中的匿名惯例来影响社会变革的。
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The Authority of Anonymity: Sophia Jex-Blake’s Scotsman Leaders and the Politics of Self-Citation
Abstract:Sophia Jex-Blake led the campaign for female doctors that opened the medical profession to women in Britain. This essay announces and contextualizes the discovery of archival material that proves Jex-Blake secretly worked as a paid journalist for the daily newspaper the Scotsman during the campaign and that she later engaged in a practice of anonymous self-citation when she discussed the Scotsman articles in Medical Women: A Thesis and a History (1886). This previously unknown aspect of Jex-Blake’s prolific writing career contributes to our understanding of how Victorian women deployed conventions of anonymity within the periodical press to effect social change.
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Victorian Periodicals Review
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