Making the Personal Political is an interdisciplinary account of a
now forgotten success story in the history of the society and
culture of the Netherlands. While Dutch women had apparently
retreated into domesticity after gaining the vote in 1919, women
writers were out there in the market place selling the inside story
of women's lives. Eight case studies of women writers between 1919
and 1970 trace the unconscious politics of the personal in
narratives of women's identity and experience through close
readings of texts located in the culture of the time. Jane
Fenoulhet, whose knowledge of Dutch literature and culture in the
twentieth century is unparallelled in the English-speaking world,
tracks the public representation of women's private project of self
development to the moment when the personal is finally accepted as
politically important in Dutch society.
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