Anarchist Geographers and Feminism in Late 19th Century France: the Contributions of Elisée and Elie Reclus.

Women were part of the political and scientific networks that contributed to Elisée Reclus’ enterprise of the New Universal Geography and built the “Antiauthoritarian International,” although they have been generally neglected by historiography. During the French Second Empire (1852-1870), Elie and...

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Published in:	Historical Geography Vol. 44; pp. 68 - 89
Main Author:	Ferretti, Federico
Format:	Article
Published:	Historical Geography Specialty Group of the American Association of Geographers 2016
Subjects:	Feminism Reclus, Elie Paris Commune, 1871 Women geographers Anarchists Historiography Nineteenth century France
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