Des femmes qui voyagent

This paper is dedicated to three women of the 19th century, Flora Tristan, George Sand and Isabelle Eberhardt. None of them chose travelling as her main occupation, Flora Tristan had to go abroad because of some special circonstances in her life, George Sand wanted to consider the main role of trave...

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Main Author: Denise Brahimi
Format: Article
Language:fra
Published: Université Abderrahmane Mira - Bejaia 2017-06-01
Series:Multilinguales
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Online Access:http://journals.openedition.org/multilinguales/335
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spelling doaj-188c4e73ac024964bc6cdd3fe995002b2020-11-24T22:20:29ZfraUniversité Abderrahmane Mira - BejaiaMultilinguales2335-15352335-18532017-06-01810.4000/multilinguales.335Des femmes qui voyagentDenise BrahimiThis paper is dedicated to three women of the 19th century, Flora Tristan, George Sand and Isabelle Eberhardt. None of them chose travelling as her main occupation, Flora Tristan had to go abroad because of some special circonstances in her life, George Sand wanted to consider the main role of travel in a woman’s life, Isabelle Eberhardt was unable to stay quietly among the ladies of colonial Algeria. Being at the same time writers, they had the desire and the capacity to transmit their experience of travelling.Thanks to them, we understand that through travelling, women of the 19th century found a way to free and assert themselves.http://journals.openedition.org/multilinguales/335travelwomenmotionwanderingfreedom
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Des femmes qui voyagent
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travel
women
motion
wandering
freedom
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title Des femmes qui voyagent
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title_full Des femmes qui voyagent
title_fullStr Des femmes qui voyagent
title_full_unstemmed Des femmes qui voyagent
title_sort des femmes qui voyagent
publisher Université Abderrahmane Mira - Bejaia
series Multilinguales
issn 2335-1535
2335-1853
publishDate 2017-06-01
description This paper is dedicated to three women of the 19th century, Flora Tristan, George Sand and Isabelle Eberhardt. None of them chose travelling as her main occupation, Flora Tristan had to go abroad because of some special circonstances in her life, George Sand wanted to consider the main role of travel in a woman’s life, Isabelle Eberhardt was unable to stay quietly among the ladies of colonial Algeria. Being at the same time writers, they had the desire and the capacity to transmit their experience of travelling.Thanks to them, we understand that through travelling, women of the 19th century found a way to free and assert themselves.
topic travel
women
motion
wandering
freedom
url http://journals.openedition.org/multilinguales/335
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