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EPISODE · Mar 10, 2023 · 55 MIN

LadyFiction #16: Gasp! Gossip's Public Intimacies in the 19th Century

from The Trans-Atlanticist · host The Trans-Atlanticist

In this special Women's History Month episode, Stefanie Schäfer discusses gossip with American Studies Scholar Katrin Horn, head of the research project www.archivalgossip.com. Following the trajectories of American artists in Rome, and specifically the making of actress Charlotte Cushman's celebrity persona, they read the functions of gossip in 19th-century US magazines between the intimate and the political, between escapism and nation building, and they also ponder the question of how gossip became gendered.

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