Women in Europe between the Wars, Politics, Culture and Society. Ed. Angela Kershaw and Angela Kimongur. Aldershot: U K. Ashgate Press, 2007. Pp. xi + 249. Cloth £ 50.00.

This book fills a gap in our knowledge of some European women political essayists, novelists, artists and a French film maker during the twenty years between the two World Wars. As such it is another contribution to hundreds of scholarly texts whose research aim has been to recover the history of women’s creative writing as well as their writing on politics and culture. Most of these established texts already make up the core curriculum in Women’s Studies programmes at many universities. Women in Europe between the Wars is to be commended for its interrogation of the status quo on women’s issues writing and for its stated intention to provide the reader with practical illustrations rather than theoretical perspectives of women’s engagement as writers and as artists with this vitally important period of history.

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