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Bluestocking

The Blue stocking society was an informal women's social and educational movement that came into being in England in the mid-eighteenth century in imitation of a similar - though more formal - movement in France. The most striking difference between the two movements was the English emphasis on education and mutual co-operation as opposed to the French emphasis on social 'networking' and individual social progress. Ada Byron Lovelace was a bluestocking in her youth. There was also a Japanese women's magazine following the Meiji Restoration that referred to itself as Bluestockings (Seit). The magazine initially focused on women's literature, but turned into a magzine devoted to achieving women's liberation. The women doing the writing in the magazine were called New Woman.

External links

Blue Stockings Info Shop

http://www.bluestockings.com/ blue stockings

 

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