A Woman’s Work is Never (Un-)Done: A Response to “Contemplating Women’s Imperial Service: Mabel Bent as Photographer, Travel Writer, and Collector,” by Esther Wetzel

Authors

  • Verena Laschinger

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.18422/74-1395

Keywords:

empire, knowledge production, women travelers, travel writing, photography

Abstract

A Woman’s Work is Never (Un-)Done: A Response to “Contemplating Women’s Imperial Service: Mabel Bent as Photographer, Travel Writer, and Collector,” by Esther Wetzel

Author Biography

Verena Laschinger

Verena Laschinger is a founding member of the European Study Group of 19th-century American Women’s Literature and currently teaches at the University of Erfurt. From 2005 to 2010, she was Assistant Professor of American Literature and Culture at Fatih University. Her research interests include American urban literature and photography.

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Published

2023-09-15

How to Cite

Laschinger, V. “A Woman’s Work Is Never (Un-)Done: A Response to ‘Contemplating Women’s Imperial Service: Mabel Bent As Photographer, Travel Writer, and Collector,’ by Esther Wetzel”. New American Studies Journal: A Forum, vol. 74, Sept. 2023, https://doi.org/10.18422/74-1395.

Issue

Vol. 74 (2023): Transatlantic Women at Work: Service in the Long Nineteenth Century

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